Bṛhat Parāśara Horā Śāstra बृहत्पाराशर होराशास्त्र

रचयिता: पराशर

The root text of the Parāśara tradition and the platform’s most-cited source: bhāvas and their lords, the sixteen vargas, Ṣaḍbala, the Vimśottarī daśā, aṣṭakavarga and the yoga chapters.

पठित संस्करण: Root Sanskrit verses: Kashi Sanskrit Series No. 220, "Bṛhatpārāśara-horāśāstram" with Sudhā commentary, ed. Devchandra Jha (Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036 / c.1979-80 CE), CC0 scan.

इंजन द्वारा उद्धृत श्लोक (2213)

सम्पूर्ण मूल संस्कृत पाठ, अध्याय-दर-अध्याय। अंग्रेज़ी तथा हिन्दी अर्थ श्लोक-दर-श्लोक जोड़े जा रहे हैं; अर्थ पुष्ट होते ही श्लोक के साथ दिखते हैं। देवनागरी नीचे नामित स्रोत से यथावत् है।

1 Srishtikrama-varnana -- the order of creation (26)

  1. 1.1 सत्यापित

    Sṛṣṭikrama-varṇanādhyāya — the sage Maitreya approaches Parāśara

    संस्कृत

    अथ सृष्टिक्रमवर्णनाध्यायः ॥ १ ॥ अथैकदा सुखासीनं पार्श्वे हिमवतः शुभे । महर्षिप्रवरं पूज्यं पराशरमुदारधीः ॥ १ ॥

    atha srishtikramavarnanaadhyaayah || 1 || athaikadaa sukhaasiinam paarshve himavatah shubhe | maharshipravaram puujyam paraasharamudaaradhiih || 1 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Chapter One: The Description of the Order of Creation. Once, comfortably seated at an auspicious spot beside the Himālayas, [was] the venerable and foremost of great sages, Parāśara, of noble intellect.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    अध्याय १: सृष्टिक्रम-वर्णन। एक बार हिमालय के समीप एक शुभ स्थान में, सुखपूर्वक विराजमान, उदार बुद्धि वाले, पूज्य एवं महर्षियों में श्रेष्ठ पराशर जी विराजमान थे।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.1, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036), PDF p.34 (main-text printed page 1). Sanskrit root verse read directly from page-image at 400dpi; the chapter-title line and verse 1 are transcribed exactly as printed. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review (the edition's own Hindi prose commentary is NOT reproduced, per copyright policy).

  2. 1.2 सत्यापित

    Maitreya's eightfold prostration

    संस्कृत

    मैत्रेयो हि मुनिर्होराशास्त्रजिज्ञासया स्वयम् । साष्टाङ्गप्रणिपातेन प्रणम्येदमुवाच ह ॥ २ ॥

    maitreyo hi munirhoraashaastrajijnaasayaa svayam | saashtaangapranipaatena pranamyedamuvaacha ha || 2 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The sage Maitreya, himself moved by a desire to know the science of Horā, having bowed down to him with a full eight-limbed prostration, thus spoke.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    मैत्रेय मुनि ने स्वयं होराशास्त्र जानने की इच्छा से उन्हें साष्टांग प्रणाम करके यह कहा।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.1, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.34 (main-text printed page 1). Sanskrit root verse read directly from page-image at 400dpi. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  3. 1.3 सत्यापित

    Maitreya uvāca — the request, part 1

    संस्कृत

    मैत्रेय उवाच— भगवन् ! भवता लोककल्याणाय कलौ युगे । यथोदिता स्मृतिस्तद्वत् कृपयाऽनन्ताय मे ॥ ३ ॥

    maitreya uvaacha-- bhagavan ! bhavataa lokakalyaanaaya kalau yuge | yathoditaa smritistadvat kripayaa'nantaaya me || 3 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Maitreya said: O Lord! Just as, for the welfare of the world in the Kali age, you have already declared the sacred tradition (smṛti), likewise, out of [your] compassion, [declare it] for me. [DISCLOSED: the word "anantāya" (dative, lit. "to the limitless one") does not straightforwardly agree grammatically with the surrounding words in this line as printed; it is rendered here as intensifying the compassion invoked ("boundless compassion") rather than forcing a different construction.]

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    मैत्रेय ने कहा: हे भगवन्! जिस प्रकार आपने कलियुग में लोक-कल्याण के लिए स्मृति का प्रवचन किया है, उसी प्रकार अपनी कृपा से मुझे भी बताइए। [स्पष्टीकरण: मूल पंक्ति में "अनन्ताय" शब्द का ठीक अन्वय अनिश्चित है; यहाँ इसे "असीम कृपा" के भाव में लिया गया है।]

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.1, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.34 (main-text printed page 1). Sanskrit root verse read directly from page-image at 400dpi; grammatical ambiguity of "anantaaya" disclosed above. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  4. 1.4 सत्यापित

    Maitreya uvāca — the request, part 2

    संस्कृत

    होराशास्त्रं प्रसिद्धं यत् त्रिस्कन्धज्योतिषोद्धृतम् । तदेव दैवज्ञमुदे विस्तरादुच्यतामिह ॥ ४ ॥

    horaashaastram prasiddham yat triskandhajyotishoddhritam | tadeva daivajnamude vistaraaduchyataamiha || 4 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    That well-known Horāśāstra, which has been drawn out from the three-branched science of Jyotiṣa -- may that very same [science] be expounded here at length, for the delight of astrologers (daivajña).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जो प्रसिद्ध होराशास्त्र त्रिस्कन्ध ज्योतिष से उद्धृत हुआ है, वही ज्योतिषियों के हर्ष के लिए यहाँ विस्तारपूर्वक कहा जाए।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.1, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.34 (main-text printed page 1). Sanskrit root verse read directly from page-image at 400dpi. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  5. 1.5 सत्यापित

    Maitreya's questions — creation, dissolution, and the sky-earth bond

    संस्कृत

    कथमस्य हि विश्वस्य प्रभवोऽथ लयो भवेत् । नभःस्थायिग्रहाणाश्च भूमिष्ठप्राणिनां मिथः ॥ ५ ॥

    kathamasya hi vishvasya prabhavo'tha layo bhavet | nabhahsthaayigrahaanaashcha bhuumishthapraaninaam mithah || 5 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    How indeed does the origination, and then the dissolution, of this universe occur? And what is the mutual [relationship] between the planets residing in the sky and the beings established on the earth?

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    इस विश्व की उत्पत्ति और प्रलय कैसे होते हैं? और आकाश में स्थित ग्रहों का तथा पृथ्वी पर रहने वाले प्राणियों का आपस में कैसा सम्बन्ध है?

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.1, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.34 (main-text printed page 1). Sanskrit root verse read directly from page-image at 400dpi. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  6. 1.6 सत्यापित

    Maitreya's questions — the nature of the bond that yields results

    संस्कृत

    कीदृशोऽस्ति च सम्बन्धः फलं येन प्रजायते । एतत्सर्वं समाख्याहि त्वं दैवज्ञेषु विश्रुतः ॥ ६ ॥

    kiidrisho'sti cha sambandhah phalam yena prajaayate | etatsarvam samaakhyaahi tvam daivajneshu vishrutah || 6 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    And of what nature is that bond, by which result (phala) is produced? Declare all this, you who are renowned among astrologers.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    वह सम्बन्ध कैसा है, जिससे फल उत्पन्न होता है? हे ज्योतिषियों में विख्यात! यह सब मुझे बताइए।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.1, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.34 (main-text printed page 1). Sanskrit root verse read directly from page-image at 400dpi. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  7. 1.7 सत्यापित

    Parāśara uvāca — the response begins

    संस्कृत

    पराशर उवाच— मुनेऽधुनैव ते प्रश्नः कृतो लोकहितेच्छया । अतोऽहं परमं ब्रह्मन् ! शक्तिमत्परमेश्वरम् ॥ ७ ॥

    paraashara uvaacha-- mune'dhunaiva te prashnah krito lokahitechchhayaa | ato'ham paramam brahman ! shaktimatparameshvaram || 7 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Parāśara said: O sage, this question of yours has just now been asked out of a desire for the welfare of the world. Therefore, O Brahmin, [having bowed to] the supreme, mighty Parameśvara --

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पराशर ने कहा: हे मुनि! आपका यह प्रश्न लोक-हित की इच्छा से ही अभी किया गया है। इसलिए हे ब्राह्मण! परम शक्तिशाली परमेश्वर को...

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.1, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.34 (main-text printed page 1). Sanskrit root verse read directly from page-image at 400dpi; sentence continues into verse 1.8. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  8. 1.8 सत्यापित

    Parāśara uvāca — homage to the Lord of Planets before speaking

    संस्कृत

    स्वयं नत्वा ग्रहपतिं जगदुत्पत्तिकारणम् । वक्ष्यामि वेदनयनं यथा ब्रह्ममुखाच्छ्रुतम् ॥ ८ ॥

    svayam natvaa grahapatim jagadutpattikaaranam | vakshyaami vedanayanam yathaa brahmamukhaachchhrutam || 8 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    -- myself having bowed to the Lord of the Planets [the Sun], the cause of the world's origination, I shall declare the Eye of the Veda [i.e. the science of Jyotiṣa], exactly as it was heard from the mouth of Brahmā. [DISCLOSED: the closing compound's middle syllables ("...mukhaach-chhrutam") sit at the zoom-resolution ceiling; the reading adopted, "brahmamukhaachchhrutam" ("as heard from Brahma's mouth"), is a well-attested formula in this genre and is grammatically and contextually sound, but the exact conjunct was not independently zoom-verified beyond 700dpi.]

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    ...ग्रहपति (सूर्य) को, जो जगत की उत्पत्ति के कारण हैं, स्वयं नमन करके, मैं वेद के नेत्र-स्वरूप ज्योतिषशास्त्र को वैसे ही कहूँगा जैसे ब्रह्माजी के मुख से सुना गया था।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.1, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.34 (main-text printed page 1). Sanskrit root verse read directly from page-image, cross-checked at 700dpi crop; closing-compound ambiguity disclosed above. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  9. 1.9 सत्यापित

    Parāśara — to whom Jyotiṣa should be taught

    संस्कृत

    शान्ताय गुरुभक्ताय सदा सत्पथगामिने । आस्तिकाय प्रदातव्यं ततः श्रेयो ह्यवाप्स्यति ॥ ९ ॥

    shaantaaya gurubhaktaaya sadaa satpathagaamine | aastikaaya pradaatavyam tatah shreyo hyavaapsyati || 9 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    It should be given to one who is peaceful, devoted to his guru, ever walking the righteous path, and a believer (āstika) -- thereby [that recipient] shall attain the highest good.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    यह ज्योतिषशास्त्र शान्त, गुरुभक्त, सदा सन्मार्ग पर चलने वाले और आस्तिक व्यक्ति को ही देना चाहिए, जिससे उसका कल्याण हो।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.1, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036), PDF p.35 (main-text printed page 4). Sanskrit root verse read directly from page-image at 400dpi. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review (the edition's own Hindi prose commentary is NOT reproduced, per copyright policy).

  10. 1.10 सत्यापित

    Parāśara — to whom it should not be taught

    संस्कृत

    न देयं परशिष्याय नास्तिकाय शठाय च । दत्ते प्रतिदिनं दुःखं जायते नात्र संशयः ॥ १० ॥

    na deyam parashishyaaya naastikaaya shathaaya cha | datte pratidinam duhkham jaayate naatra samshayah || 10 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    It should not be given to another's disciple, nor to a non-believer (nāstika), nor to a deceitful person. If given [to such a one], sorrow arises daily -- in this there is no doubt.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    इसे दूसरे के शिष्य को, नास्तिक को और धूर्त व्यक्ति को नहीं देना चाहिए। ऐसे व्यक्ति को देने पर प्रतिदिन दुःख उत्पन्न होता है, इसमें कोई सन्देह नहीं है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.1, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.35 (main-text printed page 4). Sanskrit root verse read directly from page-image at 400dpi. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  11. 1.11 सत्यापित

    The order of creation — Viṣṇu as unmanifest, threefold-qualitied Lord

    संस्कृत

    एकोऽव्यक्तात्मको विष्णुरनादिः प्रभुरीश्वरः । शुद्धतत्त्वो जगत्स्वामी निर्गुणस्त्रिगुणान्वितः ॥ ११ ॥

    eko'vyaktaatmako vishnuranaadih prabhuriishvarah | shuddhatattvo jagatsvaamii nirgunastrigunaanvitah || 11 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Viṣṇu is one, of unmanifest nature, without beginning, the Lord, the Master; of pure essence, the Lord of the universe -- [though himself] without qualities (nirguṇa), [yet] possessed of the three guṇas.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    विष्णु एक, अव्यक्त स्वरूप, अनादि, प्रभु और ईश्वर हैं; शुद्ध तत्त्व वाले, जगत के स्वामी, निर्गुण होते हुए भी तीनों गुणों से युक्त हैं।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.1, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.35 (main-text printed page 4). Sanskrit root verse read directly from page-image at 400dpi; a Hindi editorial subheading ("sṛṣṭikrama kā varṇana") appears immediately before this verse in the source and is not reproduced, per copyright policy. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  12. 1.12 सत्यापित

    Viṣṇu creates the universe with a single portion, in sport

    संस्कृत

    संसारकारकः श्रीमान् निमित्तात्मा प्रतापवान् । एकांशेन जगत्सर्वं सृजत्यवति लीलया ॥ १२ ॥

    samsaarakaarakah shriimaan nimittaatmaa prataapavaan | ekaamshena jagatsarvam srijatyavati liilayaa || 12 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The cause of the phenomenal world, glorious, the instrumental cause [of creation], mighty -- with a single portion (aṃśa) of himself he creates and sustains the entire universe, as if in sport (līlā).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    संसार के कारण, श्रीमान्, निमित्त-स्वरूप, प्रतापवान् विष्णु अपने एक अंश से ही सम्पूर्ण जगत की सृष्टि और पालन लीलापूर्वक करते हैं।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.1, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.35 (main-text printed page 4). Sanskrit root verse read directly from page-image at 400dpi. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  13. 1.13 सत्यापित

    Three-quarters of the Deity is imperishable — the Puruṣa-doctrine echo

    संस्कृत

    त्रिपादं तस्य देवस्य ह्यमृतं तत्त्वदर्शिनः । विदन्ति तत्प्रमाणं च सप्रधानं तथैकपात् ॥ १३ ॥

    tripaadam tasya devasya hyamritam tattvadarshinah | vidanti tatpramaanam cha sapradhaanam tathaikapaat || 13 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Three quarters of that god are imperishable [known only] to the seers of truth (tattva-darśin); they know its measure, together with [its remaining] one quarter accompanied by pradhāna (primordial matter). [This verse echoes the classical Puruṣa-sūkta doctrine that three-quarters of the cosmic Person are immortal/unmanifest and one quarter is the manifest world.]

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    उस देव के तीन चरण अमृत-स्वरूप हैं, जिन्हें केवल तत्त्वदर्शी ही जानते हैं; वे उसका प्रमाण और प्रधान (प्रकृति) सहित उसके एक चरण को भी जानते हैं। [यह श्लोक पुरुषसूक्त के उस सिद्धान्त की प्रतिध्वनि है, जिसमें पुरुष के तीन चरण अमृत और एक चरण यह प्रकट संसार बताया गया है।]

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.1, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.35 (main-text printed page 4). Sanskrit root verse read directly from page-image at 400dpi. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  14. 1.14 सत्यापित

    Vāsudeva as manifest-unmanifest Viṣṇu, endowed with two śaktis

    संस्कृत

    व्यक्ताऽव्यक्तात्मको विष्णुर्वासुदेवस्तु गीयते । यदव्यक्तात्मको विष्णुः शक्तिद्वयसमन्वितः ॥ १४ ॥

    vyaktaa'vyaktaatmako vishnurvaasudevastu giiyate | yadavyaktaatmako vishnuh shaktidvayasamanvitah || 14 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Viṣṇu, of both manifest and unmanifest nature, is indeed extolled as Vāsudeva; and when unmanifest in nature, Viṣṇu is endowed with a pair of powers (śakti-dvaya).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    व्यक्त और अव्यक्त दोनों स्वरूपों वाले विष्णु ही वासुदेव कहलाते हैं; अव्यक्त स्वरूप में विष्णु दो शक्तियों से युक्त होते हैं।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.1, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.35 (main-text printed page 4). Sanskrit root verse read directly from page-image at 400dpi. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  15. 1.15 सत्यापित

    The manifest self endowed with three śaktis; sattva and rajas named

    संस्कृत

    त्रिशक्तियुक्तो व्यक्तात्मा गदितोऽनन्तशक्तिभृत् । सत्त्वप्रधाना श्रीशक्तिर्भूशक्तिश्च रजोगुणा ॥ १५ ॥

    trishaktiyukto vyaktaatmaa gadito'nantashaktibhrit | sattvapradhaanaa shriishaktirbhuushaktishcha rajogunaa || 15 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The manifest self, endowed with three powers, is declared to be the bearer of infinite power. Of these, Śrī-śakti is predominantly sattvic, and Bhū-śakti is of the rajas quality.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    व्यक्त आत्मा, तीन शक्तियों से युक्त, अनन्त शक्ति का धारक कहा गया है। इनमें श्रीशक्ति सत्त्वप्रधान है और भूशक्ति रजोगुण वाली है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.1, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.35 (main-text printed page 4). Sanskrit root verse read directly from page-image, second line cross-verified at 700dpi crop. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  16. 1.16 सत्यापित

    The third śakti, Nīlā; Vāsudeva as the fourth form

    संस्कृत

    शक्तिस्तृतीया या प्रोक्ता नीलाख्या तमोरूपिणी । वासुदेवश्चतुर्थोऽभूच्छ्रीशक्त्या प्रेरितो यदा ॥ १६ ॥

    shaktistritiiyaa yaa proktaa niilaakhyaa tamoruupinii | vaasudevashchaturtho'bhuuchchhriishaktyaa prerito yadaa || 16 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The third power, which is proclaimed, is called Nīlā, of the nature of tamas [darkness]. Vāsudeva became the fourth [form] when impelled by Śrī-śakti. [DISCLOSED: the first line's middle two syllables (rendered here as "tamo-") sit directly under this scan's baked-in digitizer watermark and were not independently pixel-legible even at 1200dpi; "tamo-rūpiṇī" is an inferred reconstruction, cross-checked against the 8-syllable anuṣṭubh meter (which it fits exactly) and against the immediately following Hindi editorial commentary's paraphrase of this power as "andhakāra-svarūpā" ("of the nature of darkness") -- it is presented as an inference, not a direct reading, and a cleaner scan should be sought to confirm it.]

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जो तीसरी शक्ति कही गई है, वह नीला नाम की, तमःस्वरूपा है। जब श्रीशक्ति से प्रेरित होकर वासुदेव चौथे रूप में प्रकट हुए। [स्पष्टीकरण: पहली पंक्ति के मध्य के दो अक्षर स्कैन के वॉटरमार्क से ढके होने के कारण सीधे नहीं पढ़े जा सके; "तमो-" पाठ अनुमानित है, छन्द और सन्दर्भ से समर्थित किन्तु प्रत्यक्ष-पठित नहीं।]

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.1, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036), PDF pp.35-36 (main-text printed pages 4-5) -- line 1 on p.35 (obscured by watermark, see disclosure above), line 2 on p.36. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  17. 1.17 सत्यापित

    The three forms: Saṅkarṣaṇa, Pradyumna, Aniruddha

    संस्कृत

    सङ्कर्षणश्च प्रद्युम्नोऽनिरुद्ध इति मूर्तिधृक् । तमःशक्त्यान्वितो विष्णुर्देवः सङ्कर्षणाभिधः ॥ १७ ॥

    sankarshanashcha pradyumno'niruddha iti muurtidhrik | tamahshaktyaanvito vishnurdevah sankarshanaabhidhah || 17 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [Vāsudeva] assumed the forms named Saṅkarṣaṇa, Pradyumna, and Aniruddha. Of these, the god Viṣṇu endowed with the power of tamas is named Saṅkarṣaṇa.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    संकर्षण, प्रद्युम्न और अनिरुद्ध — इस प्रकार [वासुदेव ने] तीन रूप धारण किए। इनमें तमःशक्ति से युक्त विष्णुदेव संकर्षण कहलाते हैं।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.1, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.36 (main-text printed page 5). Sanskrit root verse read directly from page-image at 400dpi. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  18. 1.18 सत्यापित

    Pradyumna (rajas) and Aniruddha (sattva); Mahat and Ahaṅkāra arise

    संस्कृत

    प्रद्युम्नो रजसा शक्त्याऽनिरुद्धः सत्त्वया युतः । महान् सङ्कर्षणाज्जातः प्रद्युम्नाद् यदहङ्कृतिः ॥ १८ ॥

    pradyumno rajasaa shaktyaa'niruddhah sattvayaa yutah | mahaan sankarshanaajjaatah pradyumnaad yadahankritih || 18 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Pradyumna is endowed with the power of rajas, [and] Aniruddha is endowed with sattva. Mahat (the Great Principle) arose from Saṅkarṣaṇa, and ahaṅkāra (ego-principle) from Pradyumna.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    प्रद्युम्न रजःशक्ति से और अनिरुद्ध सत्त्वशक्ति से युक्त हैं। संकर्षण से महत्तत्त्व की और प्रद्युम्न से अहंकार की उत्पत्ति हुई।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.1, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.36 (main-text printed page 5). Sanskrit root verse read directly from page-image at 400dpi. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  19. 1.19 सत्यापित

    Brahmā arises from Aniruddha; each form has one predominant power

    संस्कृत

    अनिरुद्धात् स्वयं जातो ब्रह्माऽहङ्कारमूर्तिधृक् । सर्वेषु सर्वशक्तिश्च स्वशक्त्याधिकया युतः ॥ १९ ॥

    aniruddhaat svayam jaato brahmaa'hankaaramuurtidhrik | sarveshu sarvashaktishcha svashaktyaadhikayaa yutah || 19 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    From Aniruddha, Brahmā himself was born, bearing the form of ahaṅkāra. In all of these [three forms] every power exists, but each is endowed with an excess of its own [particular] power.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    अनिरुद्ध से स्वयं ब्रह्मा उत्पन्न हुए, जो अहंकार-स्वरूप हैं। इन सभी में सभी शक्तियाँ विद्यमान हैं, परन्तु प्रत्येक में अपनी-अपनी शक्ति अधिक मात्रा में होती है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.1, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.36 (main-text printed page 5). Sanskrit root verse read directly from page-image at 400dpi. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  20. 1.20 सत्यापित

    The threefold ahaṅkāra: sāttvika, rājasa, tāmasa

    संस्कृत

    अहङ्कारस्त्रिधा भूत्वा सर्वमेतदविस्तरात् । सात्त्विको राजसश्चैव तामसश्चेदहङ्कृतिः ॥ २० ॥

    ahankaarastridhaa bhuutvaa sarvametadavistaraat | saattviko raajasashchaiva taamasashchedahankritih || 20 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Ahaṅkāra (the ego-principle), having become threefold -- all this [is explained] briefly: sāttvika, rājasa, and tāmasa -- such is ahaṅkāra.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    अहंकार तीन प्रकार का होकर — यह सब संक्षेप में — सात्त्विक, राजस और तामस, इस प्रकार अहंकार है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.1, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.36 (main-text printed page 5). Sanskrit root verse read directly from page-image at 400dpi. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  21. 1.21 सत्यापित

    The gods, senses, and elements arise from the three ahaṅkāras

    संस्कृत

    देवा वैकारिकाज्जातास्तैजसादिन्द्रियाणि च । तामसाश्चैव भूतानि खादीनि स्वस्वशक्तिभिः ॥ २१ ॥

    devaa vaikaarikaajjaataastaijasaadindriyaani cha | taamasaashchaiva bhuutaani khaadiini svasvashaktibhih || 21 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The gods were born from the sāttvika (vaikārika) [ahaṅkāra], and the senses (indriyas) from the rājasa (taijasa) [ahaṅkāra]; and the elements (bhūtas), beginning with ether, from the tāmasa [ahaṅkāra] -- each by its own respective power.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    सात्त्विक (वैकारिक) अहंकार से देवताओं की और राजस (तैजस) अहंकार से इन्द्रियों की उत्पत्ति हुई; तथा तामस अहंकार से आकाश आदि पंचमहाभूतों की उत्पत्ति हुई — सभी अपनी-अपनी शक्ति के अनुसार।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.1, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.36 (main-text printed page 5). Sanskrit root verse read directly from page-image at 400dpi. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  22. 1.22 सत्यापित

    Viṣṇu sustains, Brahmā creates, Hara destroys — by their respective śaktis

    संस्कृत

    श्रीशक्त्या सहितो विष्णुः सदा पाति जगत्त्रयम् । भूशक्त्या सृजते स्रष्टा नीलशक्त्या हरोऽत्ति हि ॥ २२ ॥

    shriishaktyaa sahito vishnuh sadaa paati jagattrayam | bhuushaktyaa srijate srashtaa niilashaktyaa haro'tti hi || 22 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Viṣṇu, accompanied by Śrī-śakti, ever protects/sustains the three worlds; the Creator [Brahmā] creates by means of Bhū-śakti; and Hara [Śiva/Rudra] indeed devours/dissolves [the universe] by means of Nīla-śakti.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    श्रीशक्ति से युक्त विष्णु सदा तीनों लोकों का पालन करते हैं; भूशक्ति से स्रष्टा (ब्रह्मा) सृष्टि करते हैं, और नीलशक्ति से हर (शिव) उसका संहार करते हैं।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.1, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.36 (main-text printed page 5). Sanskrit root verse read directly from page-image at 400dpi. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  23. 1.23 सत्यापित

    The Supreme Soul resides in all beings

    संस्कृत

    सर्वेषु चैव जीवेषु परमात्मा विराजते । एवं हि तदिदं ब्रह्मन् ! स्थितं हि परमात्मनि ॥ २३ ॥

    sarveshu chaiva jiiveshu paramaatmaa viraajate | evam hi tadidam brahman ! sthitam hi paramaatmani || 23 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In all living beings indeed, the Supreme Soul (Paramātmā) resides. Thus indeed, O Brahmin, all this [universe] is situated within the Paramātmā.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    सभी जीवों में परमात्मा विराजमान हैं। हे ब्राह्मण! इसी प्रकार यह सम्पूर्ण संसार परमात्मा में ही स्थित है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.1, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036), PDF p.37 (main-text printed page 6). Sanskrit root verse read directly from page-image at 400dpi. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review (the edition's own extensive Hindi commentary and Sāṅkhya-philosophy discussion following these verses is NOT reproduced, per copyright policy).

  24. 1.24 सत्यापित

    The jīva- and Paramātmā-portions vary from being to being

    संस्कृत

    सर्वेषु चैव जीवेषु स्थितं ह्यंशद्वयं क्वचित् । जीवांशकोऽधिकस्तद्वत् परमात्मांशकः क्वचित् ॥ २४ ॥

    sarveshu chaiva jiiveshu sthitam hyamshadvayam kvachit | jiivaamshako'dhikastadvat paramaatmaamshakah kvachit || 24 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In all living beings, a pair of portions [the jīva's own portion and the Paramātmā's portion] indeed resides in some measure. In some [beings] the jīva-portion is greater; likewise, in others, the Paramātmā-portion [is greater].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    सभी जीवों में दोनों अंश — जीवांश और परमात्मांश — किसी न किसी मात्रा में विद्यमान रहते हैं। कहीं जीवांश अधिक होता है, तो कहीं परमात्मांश अधिक होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.1, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.37 (main-text printed page 6). Sanskrit root verse read directly from page-image, cross-verified at 800dpi crop. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  25. 1.25 सत्यापित

    The Sun and other planets, and the gods, have a greater Paramātmā-portion

    संस्कृत

    सूर्यादयो ग्रहाः सर्वे ब्रह्मकामःद्विपादयः । एते चान्ये च बहवः परमात्मांशकाधिकाः ॥ २५ ॥

    suuryaadayo grahaah sarve brahmakaamahdvipaadayah | ete chaanye cha bahavah paramaatmaamshakaadhikaah || 25 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The Sun and other planets, all of them, together with [DISCLOSED, uncertain compound below] -- these and many other [beings/deities] have a greater portion of the Paramātmā. [DISCLOSED: the first line's second compound (transcribed here letter-for-letter as printed, "brahmakaamah-dvipaadayah") did not yield a fully confident grammatical parse even after a dedicated 1400dpi zoom -- the visible glyphs read "ब्रह्मकामः द्विपादयः", but this does not straightforwardly mean "Brahma, Shiva and other bipeds" (the sense the surrounding Hindi editorial commentary implies for this line, naming Brahmā, Śiva and other deities as bipeds of greater Paramātmā-portion); the compound is transcribed exactly as printed rather than silently emended, and should be cross-checked against a second scan/edition in a future session.]

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    सूर्य आदि सभी ग्रह, तथा [स्पष्टीकरण: यह संयुक्त पद अनिश्चित है, नीचे देखें] — ये तथा अन्य अनेक [देवता] परमात्मांश की अधिकता वाले हैं। [स्पष्टीकरण: पहली पंक्ति के दूसरे शब्द-समूह ("ब्रह्मकामः द्विपादयः", अक्षरशः पढ़ा गया) का ठीक व्याकरणिक अन्वय 1400dpi ज़ूम के बाद भी निश्चित नहीं हो सका; भविष्य में किसी अन्य संस्करण से इसकी पुष्टि आवश्यक है।]

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.1, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.37 (main-text printed page 6). Sanskrit root verse read directly from page-image; first line's compound genuinely ambiguous even after zoom, disclosed above rather than emended. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  26. 1.26 सत्यापित

    The śaktis, beginning with Śrī, and other gods classified likewise

    संस्कृत

    शक्तयश्च तथैतेषामधिकांशाः श्रियाद्यः । सशक्तयः सुराश्चान्ये ज्ञेया जीवांशकाधिकाः ॥ २६ ॥

    shaktayashcha tathaitesaamadhikaamshaah shriyaadyah | sashaktayah suraashchaanye jneyaa jiivaamshakaadhikaah || 26 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    And likewise, their powers (śaktis), beginning with Śrī, are also of greater [Paramātmā-]portion. Other gods, together with [their] powers, should be known as having a greater portion of jīva [individual soul].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    इसी प्रकार इनकी श्री आदि शक्तियों में भी परमात्मांश की अधिकता होती है। अन्य देवगण अपनी शक्तियों सहित जीवांश की अधिकता वाले जानने चाहिए।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.1, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.37 (main-text printed page 6). Sanskrit root verse read directly from page-image at 400dpi. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review. This closes the currently-transcribed portion of Ch.1; the source continues with an extended Hindi editorial discussion of Sāṅkhya philosophy (prakṛti/puruṣa, the 25 tattvas) before the root verses resume -- that discussion is the editor's own prose and is not reproduced, per copyright policy.

2 Avatarakrama-varnana -- the order of the avatars (13)

  1. 2.1 सत्यापित

    Maitreya asks whether Rāma, Kṛṣṇa and other avatars carry a jīva-portion

    संस्कृत

    अथ अवतारक्रमवर्णनाध्यायः ॥ २ ॥ मैत्रेय उवाच— रामकृष्णादयो ये ये अवतारा रमापतेः । तेऽपि जीवांशसंयुक्ताः किंवा ब्रूहि मुनीश्वर ! ॥ १ ॥

    atha avataarakramavarnanaadhyaayah || 2 || maitreya uvaacha-- raamakrishnaadayo ye ye avataaraa ramaapateh | te'pi jiivaamshasamyuktaah kimvaa bruuhi muniishvara ! || 1 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Now, the chapter describing the order of the avatars. Maitreya said: Whichever avatars there are of Ramāpati [Viṣṇu, the husband of Ramā/Lakṣmī] -- Rāma, Kṛṣṇa, and so on -- are they too joined with a jīva-portion, or [are they not]? Tell me, O lord of sages!

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    अब अवतारक्रमवर्णनाध्याय आरम्भ होता है। मैत्रेय ने कहा — हे मुनीश्वर! रमापति [विष्णु] के जो-जो अवतार हैं — राम, कृष्ण आदि — क्या वे भी जीवांश से युक्त हैं, या नहीं? यह मुझे बताइए।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.2 opening + verse 1, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036), PDF p.38 (main-text printed page 7). Sanskrit root verse read directly from page-image at 400dpi. This page also carries Ch.1's closing colophon ("iti savimarshasudhaavyaakhyopete brihatpaaraasharahoraashaastre srishtikramavarnanaadhyaayah samaaptah || 1 ||" -- "Thus ends the chapter on the order of creation... || 1 ||"), confirming Chapter 1 is complete at 26 verses. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  2. 2.2 सत्यापित

    Parāśara names the four full avatars: Rāma, Kṛṣṇa, Nṛsiṃha, Śūkara

    संस्कृत

    पराशर उवाच— रामः कृष्णश्च भो विप्र ! नृसिंहः शूकरस्तथा । एते पूर्णावताराश्च ह्यन्ये जीवांशकान्विताः ॥ २ ॥

    paraashara uvaacha-- raamah krishnashcha bho vipra ! nrisimhah shuukarastathaa | ete puurnaavataaraashcha hyanye jiivaamshakaanvitaah || 2 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Parāśara said: O Brahmin! Rāma, Kṛṣṇa, Nṛsiṃha, and likewise Śūkara [the Boar] -- these indeed are full/complete avatars (pūrṇāvatāra); other [avatars], however, are endowed with a jīva-portion.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पराशर ने कहा — हे विप्र! राम, कृष्ण, नृसिंह तथा शूकर [वराह] — ये चारों पूर्णावतार हैं; अन्य अवतार जीवांश से युक्त हैं।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.2, verse 2, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.38 (main-text printed page 7), cross-verified at 900dpi crop. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review (the edition's own Hindi prose commentary naming these same four avatars is not reproduced, per copyright policy).

  3. 2.3 सत्यापित

    The avatars of the unborn Paramātmā give the fruits of karma as planets

    संस्कृत

    अवताराण्यनेकानि ह्यजस्य परमात्मनः । जीवानां कर्मफलदो ग्रहरूपी जनार्दनः ॥ ३ ॥

    avataaraanyanekaani hyajasya paramaatmanah | jiivaanaam karmaphalado graharuupii janaardanah || 3 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Many indeed are the avatars of the unborn Paramātmā. Janārdana [Viṣṇu], in the form of the planets (grahas), is the giver of the fruits of karma to living beings (jīvas).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    अजन्मा परमात्मा के अनेक अवतार हैं। ग्रहरूपी जनार्दन [विष्णु] ही जीवों को उनके कर्मों का फल देने वाले हैं।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.2, verse 3, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036), PDF p.39 (main-text printed page 8). Sanskrit root verse read directly from page-image at 400dpi. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  4. 2.4 सत्यापित

    The planets appear in due order to weaken demons, strengthen gods, and uphold dharma

    संस्कृत

    दैत्यानां बलनाशाय देवानां बलवृद्धये । धर्मसंस्थापनार्थाय ग्रहाज्ज्ञाताः शुभाः क्रमात् ॥ ४ ॥

    daityaanaam balanaashaaya devaanaam balavriddhaye | dharmasamsthaapanaarthaaya grahaajjnaataah shubhaah kramaat || 4 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    For the destruction of the strength of the daityas [demons], for the increase of the strength of the devas [gods], and for the establishment of dharma -- the planets, auspicious, are to be known [as avatars] in due order.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    दैत्यों के बल का नाश करने, देवताओं के बल की वृद्धि करने और धर्म की स्थापना के लिए, ये शुभ ग्रह क्रमशः अवतार रूप में जाने जाते हैं।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.2, verse 4, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.39 (main-text printed page 8). Sanskrit root verse read directly from page-image at 400dpi. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  5. 2.5 सत्यापित

    Rāma of the Sun, Yadunāyaka (Kṛṣṇa) of the Moon; Nṛsiṃha of Mars, Buddha of Mercury

    संस्कृत

    तद्यथा— रामोऽवतारः सूर्यस्य चन्द्रस्य यदुनायकः । नृसिंहो भूमिपुत्रस्य बुद्धः सोमसुतस्य च ॥ ५ ॥

    tadyathaa-- raamo'vataarah suuryasya chandrasya yadunaayakah | nrisimho bhuumiputrasya buddhah somasutasya cha || 5 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    As follows: Rāma is the avatar of the Sun (Sūrya); Yadunāyaka [Kṛṣṇa, leader of the Yadus] is of the Moon (Candra). Nṛsiṃha is of Bhūmiputra [Mars, "son of the Earth"]; and Buddha is of Somasuta [Mercury, "son of the Moon"].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जैसे — राम सूर्य के अवतार हैं, चन्द्रमा के यदुनायक [कृष्ण]। नृसिंह भूमिपुत्र [मंगल] के, तथा बुद्ध सोमसुत [बुध] के अवतार हैं।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.2, verse 5, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.39 (main-text printed page 8). Sanskrit root verse read directly from page-image at 400dpi. Begins the classical nine-graha/nine-avatara correspondence list. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  6. 2.6 सत्यापित

    Vāmana of Jupiter, Bhārgava of Venus; Kūrma of Saturn, Śūkara of Rāhu

    संस्कृत

    वामनो विबुधेज्यस्य भार्गवो भार्गवस्य च । कूर्मो भास्करपुत्रस्य सैंहिकेयस्य शूकरः ॥ ६ ॥

    vaamano vibudhejyasya bhaargavo bhaargavasya cha | kuurmo bhaaskaraputrasya sainhikeyasya shuukarah || 6 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Vāmana is of Vibudhejya [Jupiter, "preceptor of the gods"]; and Bhārgava [Paraśurāma] is of Bhārgava [Venus, "descendant of Bhṛgu"]. Kūrma is of Bhāskaraputra [Saturn, "son of the Sun"]; and Śūkara [Boar, Varāha] is of Saihikeya [Rāhu, "son of Siṃhikā"].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    वामन विबुधेज्य [गुरु/बृहस्पति] के, और भार्गव [परशुराम] भार्गव [शुक्र] के अवतार हैं। कूर्म भास्करपुत्र [शनि] के, तथा शूकर [वराह] सैंहिकेय [राहु] के अवतार हैं।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.2, verse 6, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.39 (main-text printed page 8), cross-verified at 900dpi crop. This edition's font renders the syllable "shuu" (शू, in "Shuukara"/Boar) visually close to "suu" (सू) in several places on this page; cross-verified at 900dpi against the same word's clear rendering elsewhere in Ch.1-2, and standardized here to शूकर: (Shuukarah, "Boar"), consistent with the classical nine-graha-avatara list. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  7. 2.7 सत्यापित

    Mīna of Ketu; all avatars with greater Paramātmā-portion are called khecara

    संस्कृत

    केतोर्मीनावतारश्च ये चान्ये तेऽपि खेटजाः । परात्मांशोऽधिको येषु ते सर्वे खेचराभिधाः ॥ ७ ॥

    ketormiinaavataarashcha ye chaanye te'pi khetajaah | paraatmaamsho'dhiko yeshu te sarve khecharaabhidhaah || 7 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    And Mīna [the Fish] is the avatar of Ketu. Whichever other [avatars] there are, they too are graha-born (khetaja). Those in whom the portion of the Supreme Self (Paramātmā) is greater -- all of them are termed "khecara" [sky-going, celestial].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    और मीन [मत्स्य] केतु के अवतार हैं। इनके अतिरिक्त जो अन्य अवतार हैं, वे भी ग्रहों से उत्पन्न (खेटज) हैं। जिनमें परमात्मांश अधिक है, वे सभी "खेचर" कहलाते हैं।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.2, verse 7, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.39 (main-text printed page 8). Sanskrit root verse read directly from page-image at 400dpi. Completes the nine-graha/nine-avatara correspondence: Sun-Rama, Moon-Krishna, Mars-Nrisimha, Mercury-Buddha, Jupiter-Vamana, Venus-Parashurama, Saturn-Kurma, Rahu-Varaha, Ketu-Meena. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  8. 2.8 सत्यापित

    Beings with a predominance of jīva-portion are called jīvas

    संस्कृत

    जीवांशकता येषु जीवास्ते वै प्रकीर्तिताः । सूर्यादिभ्यो ग्रहेभ्यश्च परमात्मांशनिःसृताः ॥ ८ ॥

    jiivaamshakataa yeshu jiivaaste vai prakiirtitaah | suuryaadibhyo grahebhyashcha paramaatmaamshanihsritaah || 8 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Those in whom there is [a predominance of] jīva-portion are indeed proclaimed to be jīvas [ordinary living beings]; while [the avatars] issue forth as a portion of the Paramātmā from the planets beginning with the Sun.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जिनमें जीवांश की प्रधानता है, वे ही जीव कहलाते हैं; जबकि सूर्य आदि ग्रहों से परमात्मांश ही अवतार रूप में प्रकट होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.2, verse 8, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.39 (main-text printed page 8). Sanskrit root verse read directly from page-image at 400dpi. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  9. 2.9 सत्यापित

    Rāma, Kṛṣṇa and other avatars dissolve back into their planets once their task is done

    संस्कृत

    राम-कृष्णादयः सर्वे ह्यवतारा भवन्ति वै । तत्रैव ते विलीयन्ते पुनः कार्योत्तरे सदा ॥ ९ ॥

    raama-krishnaadayah sarve hyavataaraa bhavanti vai | tatraiva te viliiyante punah kaaryottare sadaa || 9 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Rāma, Kṛṣṇa, and all the others indeed become avatars; and there itself [in their respective planets] they always dissolve back again, once their task is accomplished.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    राम, कृष्ण आदि सभी अवतार होते हैं; परन्तु अपना कार्य पूर्ण करने के पश्चात् वे सदा उन्हीं-उन्हीं ग्रहों में पुनः विलीन हो जाते हैं।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.2, verse 9, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.39 (main-text printed page 8). Sanskrit root verse read directly from page-image at 400dpi. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  10. 2.10 सत्यापित

    Human beings issue from jīva-portions of the planets, and likewise dissolve back

    संस्कृत

    जीवांशनिःसृतास्तेषां तेभ्यो जाता नराद्यः । तेऽपि तत्रैव लीयन्ते तेऽव्यक्ते समयन्ति हि ॥ १० ॥

    jiivaamshanihsritaasteshaam tebhyo jaataa naraadayah | te'pi tatraiva liiyante te'vyakte samayanti hi || 10 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    From the jīva-portions of those [same planets] issue forth, and are born from them, human beings and others. They too dissolve back there itself, and indeed merge into the unmanifest [Paramātmā].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    उन्हीं ग्रहों के जीवांश से मनुष्य आदि उत्पन्न होते हैं। वे भी वहीं विलीन हो जाते हैं, और अन्ततः अव्यक्त [परमात्मा] में समा जाते हैं।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.2, verse 10, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.39 (main-text printed page 8). Sanskrit root verse read directly from page-image at 400dpi; verse 11 begins at the very bottom of this page and continues onto the next -- deferred to the next seed batch rather than transcribed from a partial line. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  11. 2.11 सत्यापित

    The knower of this teaching attains omniscience

    संस्कृत

    इदं ते कथितं विप्र सर्वं यस्मिन् भवेदिति । भूतान्यपि भविष्यन्ति वेत्ति सर्वज्ञतामियात् ॥ ११ ॥

    idam te kathitam vipra sarvam yasmin bhavediti | bhuutaanyapi bhavishyanti vetti sarvajnataamiyaat || 11 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    This, O Brahmin, has been told to you in full -- [this teaching] in which everything [past, present and future] is contained. One who knows things past as well as things to come attains omniscience (sarvajñatā).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    हे विप्र! यह सब कुछ आपसे कह दिया गया है, जिसमें सब कुछ समाहित है। जो व्यक्ति भूत और भविष्य दोनों को जानता है, वह सर्वज्ञता को प्राप्त होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.2, verse 11, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036) -- first half ("idam te kathitam...") on PDF p.39 (printed page 8, bottom line), second half ("bhuutaanyapi...") on PDF p.40 (printed page 9, top line). Sanskrit root verse read directly from both page-images at 400dpi. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  12. 2.12 सत्यापित

    Jyotiṣa must be studied, especially by Brahmins, for none else can know this

    संस्कृत

    विना तज्ज्योतिषं नान्यो ज्ञातुं शक्नोति कहिंचित् । तस्मादवश्यमध्येयं ब्राह्मणैश्च विशेषतः ॥ १२ ॥

    vinaa tajjyotisham naanyo jnaatum shaknoti kahimchit | tasmaadavashyamadhyeyam braahmanaishcha visheshatah || 12 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Without that science of Jyotiṣa, no one else is able to know [these matters] at all. Therefore it must necessarily be studied, and especially by Brahmins.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    उस ज्योतिषशास्त्र के बिना अन्य कोई भी इन बातों को नहीं जान सकता। अतः यह शास्त्र अवश्य पढ़ना चाहिए, विशेषतः ब्राह्मणों को।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.2, verse 12, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.40 (main-text printed page 9). Sanskrit root verse read directly from page-image at 400dpi. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  13. 2.13 सत्यापित

    One who disparages Jyotiṣa without knowing it suffers Raurava hell and blindness

    संस्कृत

    यो नरः शास्त्रमज्ञात्वा ज्योतिषं खलु निन्दति । रौरवं नरकं भुक्त्वा चान्धत्वं चान्यजन्मनि ॥ १३ ॥

    yo narah shaastramajnaatvaa jyotisham khalu nindati | raurabam narakam bhuktvaa chaandhatvam chaanyajanmani || 13 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    That man who, without knowing the science, indeed disparages Jyotiṣa -- [he], having suffered the Raurava hell, [is born] blind also in another/subsequent birth.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जो मनुष्य शास्त्र को जाने बिना ही ज्योतिषशास्त्र की निन्दा करता है, वह रौरव नरक भोगकर दूसरे जन्म में अन्धा होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.2, verse 13, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.40 (main-text printed page 9). Sanskrit root verse read directly from page-image at 400dpi. This page also carries Ch.2's closing colophon ("iti savimarshasudhaavyaakhyopete brihatpaaraasharahoraashaastre avataaravarnanaadhyaayah samaaptah || 2 ||"), confirming Chapter 2 is complete at 13 verses. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

3 Grahasvarupa-varnana -- the nature and form of the planets (64)

  1. 3.1 सत्यापित

    Maitreya, pleased by the teaching on the planetary avatars, asks about the planets' qualities and forms

    संस्कृत

    अथ ग्रहस्वरूपवर्णनाध्यायः ॥ ३ ॥ मैत्रेय उवाच— ग्रहावतारो भगवन् ! यथाऽभूत् तत्कृपालुना । यथावदुक्तं निखिलं श्रुत्वा प्रीतोऽस्मि साम्प्रतम् ॥ १ ॥

    atha grahasvaruupavarnanaadhyaayah || 3 || maitreya uvaacha-- grahaavataaro bhagavan ! yathaa'bhuut tatkripaaluna | yathaavaduktam nikhilam shrutvaa priito'smi saamprataam || 1 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Now, the chapter describing the true nature of the planets. Maitreya said: O Lord! By your grace/compassion, [you have told] how the avatars of the planets came to be. Having heard this properly told in full, I am now pleased.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    अब ग्रहस्वरूपवर्णनाध्याय आरम्भ होता है। मैत्रेय ने कहा — हे भगवन्! आपकी कृपा से ग्रहावतार जैसे हुए वैसा यथावत् सुनकर मैं अत्यन्त प्रसन्न हूँ।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.3 opening + verse 1, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036), PDF p.40 (main-text printed page 9). Sanskrit root verse read directly from page-image at 400dpi. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  2. 3.2 सत्यापित

    Maitreya asks about the qualities and forms of the group of planets

    संस्कृत

    पुनः पृच्छामि सर्वज्ञ ! ब्रूहि ग्रहगणस्य तु । गुणं रूपादिकं चैव विधिवत् प्रणताय मे ॥ २ ॥

    punah pricchaami sarvajna ! bruuhi grahaganasya tu | guam ruupaadikam chaiva vidhivat pranataaya me || 2 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Again I ask, O omniscient one! Please tell -- duly and properly, to me who am bowed [before you] -- the qualities, forms, and so on of the group of planets.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    हे सर्वज्ञ! मैं पुनः पूछता हूँ। आपके सम्मुख नतमस्तक मुझे ग्रहसमूह के गुण, रूप आदि विधिपूर्वक बताइए।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.3, verse 2, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.40 (main-text printed page 9). Sanskrit root verse read directly from page-image at 400dpi. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  3. 3.3 सत्यापित

    Parāśara promises to describe the position of the stars and planets in the sky

    संस्कृत

    पराशर उवाच— नक्षत्राणां ग्रहाणां च याहृशी नभसि स्थितिः । कथयिष्यामि तामादौ शान्तचेता निशामय ॥ ३ ॥

    paraashara uvaacha-- nakshatraanaam grahaanaam cha yaadrishii nabhasi sthitih | kathayishyaami taamaadau shaantachetaa nishaamaya || 3 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Parāśara said: Whatever is the position, in the sky, of the nakṣatras (asterisms) and the grahas (planets) -- that I shall tell first; listen, with a peaceful mind.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पराशर ने कहा — नक्षत्रों और ग्रहों की आकाश में जैसी भी स्थिति है, वह मैं सबसे पहले बताऊँगा; शान्तचित्त होकर सुनो।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.3, verse 3, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.40 (main-text printed page 9). Sanskrit root verse read directly from page-image at 400dpi. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  4. 3.4 सत्यापित

    Definition of nakṣatra: fixed masses of light in the night sky

    संस्कृत

    तेजःपुञ्जा नु वीक्ष्यन्ते गगने रजनीषु ये । नक्षत्रसंज्ञास्ते तु न क्षरन्तीति निश्चलाः ॥ ४ ॥

    tejahpunjaa nu viikshyante gagane rajaniishu ye | nakshatrasamjnaaste tu na ksharantiiti nishchalaah || 4 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Those masses of light (tejaḥ-puñja) which are seen in the sky during the nights -- they are termed nakṣatras, and they are fixed/motionless, in that they do not perish/wane (na kṣaranti).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    रात्रि में आकाश में जो तेजपुंज दिखाई देते हैं, वे नक्षत्र कहलाते हैं; वे क्षरित (नष्ट) नहीं होते, इसलिए स्थिर (निश्चल) हैं।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.3, verse 4, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.40 (main-text printed page 9). Sanskrit root verse read directly from page-image at 400dpi. Gives a folk-etymology of "nakshatra" from na + kshar ("does not perish/decay"). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  5. 3.5 सत्यापित

    Definition of graha: large moving bodies that "seize" the stars by their motion

    संस्कृत

    विपुलाकारवन्तोऽन्ये गतिमन्तो ग्रहाः किल । स्वगत्या भानि गृह्णन्ति यतोऽतस्ते ग्रहाभिधाः ॥ ५ ॥

    vipulaakaaravanto'nye gatimanto grahaah kila | svagatyaa bhaani grihnanti yato'taste grahaabhidhaah || 5 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The others, of vast form and possessing motion, are indeed the grahas (planets). Because they "seize"/grasp (gṛhṇanti) the stars (bhāni) by their own motion, therefore they are called "graha" [from the root grah, "to seize"].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    विशाल आकार वाले तथा गतिशील अन्य पिण्ड ही ग्रह हैं। वे अपनी गति से नक्षत्रों को ग्रहण करते हैं (उनसे आगे निकल जाते हैं), इसीलिए वे "ग्रह" कहलाते हैं।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.3, verse 5, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.40 (main-text printed page 9). Sanskrit root verse read directly from page-image at 400dpi. Gives the classical etymology of "graha" from the root grah ("to seize/grasp"), contrasted with the fixed nakshatras in verse 3.4. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  6. 3.6 सत्यापित

    Planets appear to move westward though their true motion is eastward

    संस्कृत

    पूर्वामाशां व्रजन्तोऽपि प्रवहप्रेरितास्तु ते । पश्चिमस्यां दिशि सदा गच्छन्त इव भान्ति वै ॥ ६ ॥

    puurvaamaashaam vrajanto'pi pravahapreritaastu te | pashchimasyaam dishi sadaa gacchanta iva bhaanti vai || 6 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Although they [the planets] proceed toward the eastern direction, being impelled by the pravaha [the cosmic wind], they indeed always appear as though going in the western direction.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    यद्यपि वे (ग्रह) पूर्व दिशा की ओर गमन करते हैं, तथापि प्रवह वायु से प्रेरित होकर वे सदा पश्चिम दिशा में जाते हुए ही प्रतीत होते हैं।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.3, verse 6, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036), PDF p.41 (main-text printed page 10), cross-verified at 900dpi crop. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  7. 3.7 सत्यापित

    The 27 equal divisions of the zodiac belt are the nakṣatras, Aśvinī onward

    संस्कृत

    राशिचक्रस्य ये भागाः समाः सप्तर्द्धिसंख्यकाः । अश्विनी-भरणीत्यादि-नाम्ना ख्याता महीतले ॥ ७ ॥

    raashichakrasya ye bhaagaah samaah saptarddhisamkhyakaah | ashvinii-bharaniityaadi-naamnaa khyaataa mahiitale || 7 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The equal divisions of the zodiac belt (rāśi-cakra), numbering [DISCLOSED, see below], are known on earth by the names beginning with Aśvinī, Bharaṇī, and so forth. [DISCLOSED: the printed compound giving the number of divisions, transcribed here letter-for-letter as "saptarddhi-samkhyakaah," does not resolve to a numeral through any bhutasankhya (number-word) convention this transcriber could confidently verify; the referent is unambiguously "27" -- confirmed both by the immediately following Hindi editorial commentary ("राशिचक्र का समान 27 विभाग अश्विनी, भरणी आदि 27 नक्षत्रों के नाम से प्रसिद्ध हैं") and by the well-known count of 27 nakṣatras -- but the exact traditional derivation of "saptarddhi" = 27 is not confirmed and should be checked against a second edition or a Sanskrit numeral-word reference in a future session.]

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    राशिचक्र के 27 बराबर विभाग [स्पष्टीकरण: मुद्रित शब्द-संख्या "सप्तर्द्धि" का पारम्परिक भूतसंख्या-सिद्धान्त से निश्चित अन्वय नहीं हो सका, किन्तु अर्थ निश्चित रूप से 27 है, जैसा कि तुरन्त बाद की हिन्दी टीका और 27 नक्षत्रों की सुविख्यात संख्या से पुष्ट होता है] अश्विनी, भरणी आदि नामों से पृथ्वी पर प्रसिद्ध हैं।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.3, verse 7, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.41 (main-text printed page 10), cross-verified at 900dpi crop. Numeral compound genuinely uncertain, disclosed above rather than emended. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review (the edition's own Hindi commentary confirming "27" is not itself reproduced beyond the brief quoted phrase needed to support this disclosure).

  8. 3.8 सत्यापित

    The 12 divisions of the belt (measured by "arka") are the rāśis, Meṣa onward; the grahas are named from the Sun onward

    संस्कृत

    तदर्कमितभागास्तु ज्ञेया मेषादिनामकाः । राशयः स्युः सुविदिता ग्रहाः सूर्यादिसंज्ञकाः ॥ ८ ॥

    tadarkamitabhaagaastu jneyaa meshaadinaamakaah | raashayah syuh suviditaa grahaah suuryaadisamjnakaah || 8 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The divisions of that same [zodiac belt], numbering "arka" [twelve -- via the traditional bhūtasaṅkhya number-word "arka" ("Sun"), which stands for 12, from the twelve Ādityas], are to be known by names beginning with Meṣa [Aries]; these are the well-known rāśis (zodiac signs). The planets (grahas) are designated by names beginning with Sūrya [the Sun].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    उसी राशिचक्र के अर्कसंख्यक (बारह) विभाग मेष आदि नामों से जाने जाते हैं — ये सुविदित राशियाँ हैं। ग्रह सूर्य आदि नामों से संज्ञित हैं।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.3, verse 8, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.41 (main-text printed page 10), cross-verified at 900dpi crop. "Arka" (Sun) here functions as a bhutasankhya number-word for 12 (via the twelve Adityas), a standard Sanskrit numeral convention; confirmed against the Hindi commentary's explicit "dvaadash vibhaag" (twelve divisions). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  9. 3.9 सत्यापित

    The lagna is the rāśi rising at the horizon; under its sway planets give results

    संस्कृत

    लग्नं भवति राशीनामुदयो यद्वशादिह । शुभं चाप्यशुभं सर्वं फलं ददति वै ग्रहाः ॥ ९ ॥

    lagnam bhavati raashiinaamudayo yadvashaadiha | shubham chaapyashubham sarvam phalam dadati vai grahaah || 9 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The rising of the rāśis [at the horizon] is called the lagna (ascendant); under whose influence, here, the planets indeed give all results, whether auspicious or inauspicious.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    राशियों का उदय ही लग्न कहलाता है; इसी लग्न के वशीभूत होकर ग्रह शुभ और अशुभ सभी फल देते हैं।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.3, verse 9, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.41 (main-text printed page 10). Sanskrit root verse read directly from page-image at 400dpi. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  10. 3.10 सत्यापित

    Alternate names occur in other texts; the sky-moving planets are nine

    संस्कृत

    नक्षत्राणां ग्रहाणां च संज्ञा ग्रन्थान्तराद् बुधैः । ज्ञेया, ग्रहा नव प्रोक्ताः सूर्याद्यास्तु खचारिणः ॥ १० ॥

    nakshatraanaam grahaanaam cha samjnaa granthaantaraad budhaih | jneyaa, grahaa nava proktaah suuryaadyaastu khachaarinah || 10 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Other names of the nakṣatras and the grahas should be learned by the wise from other texts. The sky-moving (khacārin) planets, beginning with the Sun, are declared to be nine [in number].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    नक्षत्रों और ग्रहों के अन्य नाम विद्वानों को अन्य ग्रन्थों से जानने चाहिए। सूर्य आदि आकाशचारी ग्रह नौ कहे गए हैं।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.3, verse 10, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.41 (main-text printed page 10). Sanskrit root verse read directly from page-image at 400dpi. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  11. 3.11 सत्यापित

    The malefic planets: Sun, Mars, Saturn, Rāhu, Ketu, waning Moon; Mercury when joined with malefics

    संस्कृत

    तत्रार्कभौमशनयो राहुकेतू निशाधिपः । क्षीणश्चैते सदा पापाः, पापः पापयुतो बुधः ॥ ११ ॥

    tatraarkabhaumashanayo raahuketuu nishaadhipah | kshiinashchaite sadaa paapaah, paapah paapayuto budhah || 11 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Among these, the Sun, Mars and Saturn, Rāhu and Ketu, and the Moon (niśādhipa, "lord of night") when waning (kṣīṇa) -- these are always malefic (pāpa). Mercury, [otherwise neutral,] is malefic when joined with a malefic [planet].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    इनमें सूर्य, मंगल, शनि, राहु, केतु तथा क्षीण चन्द्रमा — ये सदा पापग्रह हैं। पापग्रह से युक्त बुध भी पापी हो जाता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.3, verse 11, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.41 (main-text printed page 10), cross-verified at 900dpi crop. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  12. 3.12 सत्यापित

    The remaining benefic planets; the lords of trikoṇa and tri-ṣaḍ-āya houses are specially auspicious or inauspicious

    संस्कृत

    शेषाः सौम्यग्रहाः सन्ति सौम्याऽसौम्याः शुभाऽशुभाः । त्रिकोणत्रिषडायेशा विशेषात्तु शुभाऽशुभाः ॥ १२ ॥

    sheshaah saumyagrahaah santi saumyaa'saumyaah shubhaa'shubhaah | trikonatrishadaayeshaa visheshaattu shubhaa'shubhaah || 12 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The remaining [planets] are benefic (saumya) planets. [Thus the planets are] benefic and malefic, [and their results correspondingly] auspicious and inauspicious. The lords of the trikoṇa [trine houses] and of the tri-ṣaḍ-āya [3rd, 6th, and 11th houses] are, in particular, [respectively] auspicious and inauspicious.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    शेष ग्रह सौम्य (शुभ) ग्रह हैं। इस प्रकार ग्रह सौम्य और असौम्य, शुभ और अशुभ होते हैं। त्रिकोण (5, 9) तथा त्रिषडाय (3, 6, 11) भावों के स्वामी विशेष रूप से क्रमशः शुभ और अशुभ फलदायक होते हैं।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.3, verse 12, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.41 (main-text printed page 10), cross-verified at 900dpi crop. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  13. 3.13 सत्यापित

    Karakatva (significations): Sun=soul, Moon=mind, Mars=courage, Mercury=speech

    संस्कृत

    दिवाकरो हि विश्वात्मा मनः कुमुद्वान्धवः । सत्त्वं कुजो बुधो वाणीदायको विबुधैः स्मृतः ॥ १३ ॥

    divaakaro hi vishvaatmaa manah kumudvaandhavah | sattvam kujo budho vaaniidaayako vibudhaih smritah || 13 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The Sun indeed is the soul of the universe (viśvātmā); the Moon (kumud-vāndhava, "friend of the water-lilies") is the mind. Mars is courage/strength (sattva); Mercury is remembered by the wise as the giver of speech.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    सूर्य समस्त विश्व की आत्मा है; चन्द्रमा (कुमुद्बान्धव) मन है। मंगल साहस (सत्त्व) है; बुध को विद्वानों ने वाणी का दाता कहा है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.3, verse 13, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036), PDF p.42 (main-text printed page 11), read from 400dpi full-page render. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review (the edition's own Hindi prose commentary is not reproduced, per copyright policy).

  14. 3.14 सत्यापित

    Karakatva continued: Jupiter=knowledge/happiness, Venus=vitality, Saturn=sorrow

    संस्कृत

    देवेज्यो ज्ञानसुखदो भृगुर्वीर्यप्रदायकः । क्रूरदृग् विबुधैरुक्तश्छायापुत्रश्च दुःखदः ॥ १४ ॥

    devejyo jnaanasukhado bhrigurviiryapradaayakah | kruuradrig vibudhairuktashchhaayaaputrashcha duhkhadah || 14 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Jupiter (devejya) is the giver of knowledge and happiness; Venus (bhṛgu) is the giver of vitality. Saturn (chāyā-putra, "son of Chāyā") is said by the wise to have a cruel gaze/glance, and is the giver of sorrow.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    गुरु (देवेज्य) ज्ञान और सुख का दाता है; शुक्र (भृगु) वीर्य (बल) का दाता है। छायापुत्र शनि को विद्वानों ने क्रूर दृष्टि वाला तथा दुःखदायक कहा है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.3, verse 14, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.42 (main-text printed page 11), read from 400dpi full-page render. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  15. 3.15 सत्यापित

    Rank designations: Sun & Moon=kings, Mars=commander, Mercury=prince, Jupiter & Venus=ministers

    संस्कृत

    राजानौ भानुहिमगू नेता ज्ञेयो धरात्मजः । बुधो राजकुमारश्च सचिवौ गुरुभार्गवौ ॥ १५ ॥

    raajaanau bhaanuhimaguu netaa jneyo dharaatmajah | budho raajakumaarashcha sachivau gurubhaargavau || 15 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The Sun and the Moon (bhānu-himagu) are to be known as the two kings; Mars (dharātmaja, "son of the Earth") is the commander (netā); Mercury is the prince; Jupiter and Venus (bhārgava) are the two ministers.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    सूर्य और चन्द्रमा (भानु-हिमगु) दोनों राजा जानने चाहिए; मंगल (धरात्मज) सेनापति है; बुध राजकुमार है; गुरु और शुक्र (भार्गव) दोनों मन्त्री हैं।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.3, verse 15, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.42 (main-text printed page 11), read from 400dpi full-page render. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  16. 3.16 सत्यापित

    Saturn=servant, Rāhu and Ketu=the army; the planets to be reflected upon in this order

    संस्कृत

    प्रेष्यको रविपुत्रश्च सेना स्वर्भानुपुच्छकौ । एवं क्रमेण वै विप्र ! सूर्यादींस्तु विचिन्तयेत् ॥ १६ ॥

    preshyako raviputrashcha senaa svarbhaanupuchchhakau | evam kramena vai vipra ! suuryaadiimstu vichintayet || 16 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Saturn (ravi-putra, "son of the Sun") is the servant; Svarbhānu and its tail [Rāhu and Ketu] are the army. Thus, O Brahmin, one should reflect on the Sun and the other planets in this order [of rank].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    शनि (रविपुत्र) सेवक है; स्वर्भानु और उसकी पूँछ [राहु-केतु] सेना हैं। हे विप्र! इसी क्रम से सूर्यादि ग्रहों का चिन्तन करना चाहिए।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.3, verse 16, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.42 (main-text printed page 11), read from 400dpi full-page render. This page carries the editorial Hindi subheadings "grahon kii aatmaadi samjnaa", "grahon kii raajaadi samjnaa", "grahon kaa varna", and "grahon ke deva" -- these are the modern editor's structural headings, not part of the ancient text, and are not transcribed, per established policy. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  17. 3.17 सत्यापित

    Planetary colors: Sun=reddish-dark, Moon=fair, Mars=red, Mercury=dark-green

    संस्कृत

    रक्तश्यामो दिवाधीशो गौरगात्रो निशाकरः । नातिदीर्घः कुजो रक्तो दूर्वाश्यामो बुधस्तथा ॥ १७ ॥

    raktashyaamo divaadhiisho gauragaatro nishaakarah | naatidiirghah kujo rakto duurvaashyaamo budhastathaa || 17 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The Sun (divādhīśa) is reddish-dark; the Moon (niśākara) is fair-bodied. Mars, not very tall, is red; Mercury likewise is dark-green, like dūrvā grass.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    सूर्य (दिवाधीश) रक्त-श्याम है; चन्द्रमा (निशाकर) गौरशरीर है। मंगल, अधिक लम्बा नहीं, लाल है; बुध भी दूर्वा के समान श्यामवर्ण है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.3, verse 17, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.42 (main-text printed page 11), read from 400dpi full-page render, cross-verified at 900dpi crop. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  18. 3.18 सत्यापित

    Planetary colors continued: Jupiter=fair, Venus=dark, Saturn=black

    संस्कृत

    गौरगात्रो गुरुर्ज्ञेयः शुक्रः श्यामस्तथैव च । कृष्णदेहो रवेः पुत्रो जायते द्विजसत्तम ! ॥ १८ ॥

    gauragaatro gururjneyah shukrah shyaamastathaiva cha | krishnadeho raveh putro jaayate dvijasattama ! || 18 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Jupiter is to be known as fair-bodied; Venus is likewise dark. O best of Brahmins! The son of the Sun [Saturn] is born with a black body.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    गुरु गौरशरीर जानना चाहिए; शुक्र भी श्यामवर्ण है। हे द्विजश्रेष्ठ! सूर्यपुत्र (शनि) कृष्णवर्ण शरीर वाला उत्पन्न होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.3, verse 18, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.42 (main-text printed page 11), read from 400dpi full-page render, cross-verified at 900dpi crop. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  19. 3.19 सत्यापित

    The presiding deities of the planets (as named in the verse, six of the traditional seven)

    संस्कृत

    वह्नचम्बुशिखिजा विष्णु-विडौजः शचिका द्विज ! । सूर्यादीनां खगानां तु देवा ज्ञेयाः क्रमेण च ॥ १९ ॥

    vahnichambushikhijaa vishnu-vidaujah shachikaa dvija ! | suuryaadiinaam khagaanaam tu devaa jneyaah kramena cha || 19 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Agni [fire], water, and Śikhijā [Kārtikeya, "born of fire"] [DISCLOSED, see below]; Viṣṇu and Vidaujas [Indra]; Śacī [Indrāṇī] -- O Brahmin! -- these, in order, should be known as the deities of the Sun and the other sky-moving planets. [DISCLOSED: the first line is transcribed here letter-for-letter as printed, "vahnichambushikhijaa vishnu-vidaujah shachikaa"; this transcriber reads it as intending the compound "vahni-ambu-shikhijaa" (Agni, water, Kārtikeya), based on this scan's characteristically tight kerning and confirmed in sense by the immediately following Hindi editorial commentary, which glosses this verse as naming Agni, Jal (water), Kārtikeya, Viṣṇu, Indra, and Indrāṇī -- but the exact printed sandhi form is not fully certain and should be checked against a second edition in a future session. Separately: the Hindi commentary supplies a seventh deity, Brahmā, for Saturn -- but no such name appears in the visible root-verse text transcribed above, which names only six deities; the deity of Saturn (and, by extension, Rāhu/Ketu) is therefore left unstated in this verse itself and is supplied only by tradition/commentary, not reproduced here as part of the root verse.]

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    अग्नि, जल तथा शिखिजा [कार्त्तिकेय] [स्पष्टीकरण नीचे देखें]; विष्णु और विडौजः [इन्द्र]; शचि [इन्द्राणी] — हे द्विज! — सूर्यादि आकाशचारी ग्रहों के देव क्रमशः इसी प्रकार जानने चाहिए। [स्पष्टीकरण: प्रथम पंक्ति का मुद्रित रूप "वह्नचम्बुशिखिजा विष्णु-विडौजः शचिका" अक्षरशः पढ़ा गया है; इसका आशय "वह्नि-अम्बु-शिखिजा" (अग्नि, जल, कार्त्तिकेय) प्रतीत होता है, जो आगे की हिन्दी टीका से अर्थतः पुष्ट होता है, किन्तु ठीक मुद्रित सन्धि-रूप निश्चित नहीं है। इसके अतिरिक्त, हिन्दी टीका शनि के लिए सातवें देवता "ब्रह्मा" का उल्लेख करती है, जो इस दृश्यमान मूल श्लोक में नहीं है — मूल श्लोक में केवल छह देवता ही नामित हैं।]

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.3, verse 19, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.42 (main-text printed page 11), read from 400dpi full-page render, cross-verified at 900dpi crop (bphs-ch3-v19line3.png). Genuine textual/interpretive ambiguity disclosed above rather than silently resolved -- the printed compound's exact sandhi form, and the mismatch between the verse's six named deities and the commentary's seven, are both flagged for future cross-checking against a second edition. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review (the edition's own Hindi commentary is not reproduced beyond the brief paraphrase needed to support this disclosure).

  20. 3.20 सत्यापित

    Gender of the planets: Mercury & Saturn=neuter, Moon & Venus=female, Sun/Mars/Jupiter=male

    संस्कृत

    क्लीबौ द्वौ सौम्यशौरी च [उभयतः अनिश्चित, टिप्पणी देखें] । नराः शेषाश्च विज्ञेया भानुभौमो गुरुस्तथा ॥ २० ॥

    kliibau dvau saumyashaurii cha [DISCLOSED, see note] | naraah sheshaashcha vijneyaa bhaanubhaumo gurustathaa || 20 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The two neuter ones are Saumya [Mercury] and Śauri [Saturn -- this epithet, initially disclosed as uncertain, is now confirmed: verse 3.30 below uses this same name "Śauri" unambiguously for Saturn] -- [DISCLOSED: the remainder of this first line, expected to name the female pair, is not confidently resolved -- see note]. The remaining [planets] are to be known as male: the Sun, Mars, and likewise Jupiter. [DISCLOSED: this verse's first line is genuinely difficult in this scan -- a watermark stamp overlaps part of the line. The clearly legible portion reads "kliibau dvau saumyashaurii cha" ("the two neuter ones are Saumya [Mercury] and Śauri [Saturn]") -- "Śauri" as this text's own epithet for Saturn is confirmed by verse 3.30's unambiguous use of the same name. The remainder of the line, expected on grammatical and doctrinal grounds to name the Moon and Venus as the female pair (as confirmed by the Hindi commentary on this page: "chandra-shukra strii"), could not be confidently read letter-for-letter due to overlapping watermark ink, and is therefore omitted here rather than reconstructed from the expected sense. The overall doctrine -- Mercury & Saturn neuter, Moon & Venus female, Sun/Mars/Jupiter male -- is independently confirmed by that same commentary and by verse 20's own clearly-legible second line.]

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    दोनों नपुंसक हैं — सौम्य [बुध] तथा शौरि [शनि — यह नाम श्लोक ३.३० में शनि हेतु स्पष्ट रूप से प्रयुक्त होने से अब पुष्ट है] । [स्पष्टीकरण: पंक्ति का शेष भाग, जो चन्द्र-शुक्र (स्त्रीलिंग) का उल्लेख करता प्रतीत होता है, वाटरमार्क की स्याही से ढका होने के कारण अक्षरशः नहीं पढ़ा जा सका।] शेष ग्रह पुरुष जानने चाहिए — सूर्य, मंगल, तथा गुरु।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.3, verse 20, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036) -- first line at the very bottom of PDF p.42 (printed page 11, obscured in part by the eGangotri watermark stamp baked into the scan), second line at the top of PDF p.43 (printed page 12). Cross-verified at 1400dpi and 2000dpi crops (bphs-ch3-v20-left.png, bphs-ch3-v20-right.png). The epithet "Shauri" for Saturn, initially flagged as uncertain, is confirmed by its unambiguous reuse in verse 3.30. The female-pair portion of the line remains genuinely obscured by watermark overlap and is disclosed rather than reconstructed. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  21. 3.21 सत्यापित

    The elements (tattvas) of the planets from Mars onward: fire, earth, ether, water, air

    संस्कृत

    अग्नि-भूमि-नभस्तोय-वायवः क्रमतो द्विज । भौमादीनां ग्रहाणां तु तत्त्वान्येतानि वै क्रमात् ॥ २१ ॥

    agni-bhuumi-nabhastoya-vaayavah kramato dvija | bhaumaadiinaam grahaanaam tu tattvaanyetaani vai kramaat || 21 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Fire, earth, ether/sky, water, and air -- in this order, O Brahmin. These indeed are, in order, the elements (tattvas) of the planets beginning with Mars [i.e. Mars=fire, Mercury=earth, Jupiter=ether, Venus=water, Saturn=air].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    अग्नि, भूमि, आकाश, जल तथा वायु — इसी क्रम से, हे द्विज! ये मंगल आदि ग्रहों के क्रमशः तत्त्व हैं [अर्थात् मंगल=अग्नि, बुध=भूमि, गुरु=आकाश, शुक्र=जल, शनि=वायु]।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.3, verse 21, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.43 (main-text printed page 12), read from 400dpi full-page render. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review (the edition's own Hindi prose commentary confirming this same correspondence is not reproduced, per copyright policy).

  22. 3.22 सत्यापित

    Varna (caste) of the planets: Jupiter & Venus=Brahmin, Mars & Sun=Kshatriya, Moon & Mercury=Vaishya, Saturn=Shudra

    संस्कृत

    गुरुशुक्रौ विप्रवर्णौ कुजार्कौ क्षत्रियौ द्विज ! । शशिसौम्यौ वैश्यवर्णौ शनिः शूद्रो द्विजोत्तम ॥ २२ ॥

    gurushukrau vipravarnau kujaarkau kshatriyau dvija ! | shashisaumyau vaishyavarnau shanih shuudro dvijottama || 22 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Jupiter and Venus are of the Brahmin varna; Mars and the Sun, O Brahmin, are Kshatriya. The Moon and Mercury are of the Vaishya varna; Saturn is Shudra, O best of Brahmins.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    गुरु और शुक्र ब्राह्मण वर्ण के हैं; मंगल और सूर्य, हे द्विज! क्षत्रिय हैं। चन्द्रमा और बुध वैश्य वर्ण के हैं; शनि शूद्र है, हे द्विजोत्तम!

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.3, verse 22, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.43 (main-text printed page 12), read from 400dpi full-page render, cross-verified at 1400dpi crop. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  23. 3.23 सत्यापित

    Guna (quality) of the planets: Sun/Moon/Jupiter=sattvic, Mercury/Venus=rajasic, Mars/Saturn=tamasic

    संस्कृत

    साच्विका भानुचन्द्रेज्या राजसौ सौम्यभार्गवौ । तामसौ कुजमन्दौ तु ज्ञेया विद्वद्धरैः सदा ॥ २३ ॥

    saachvikaa bhaanuchandrejyaa raajasau saumyabhaargavau | taamasau kujamandau tu jneyaa vidvaddharaih sadaa || 23 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The Sun, Moon, and Jupiter are sāttvic; Mercury and Venus (bhārgava) are rājasic. Mars and Saturn (manda), on the other hand, should always be known by the wise as tāmasic.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    सूर्य, चन्द्रमा तथा गुरु सात्त्विक हैं; बुध और शुक्र (भार्गव) राजसिक हैं। मंगल और शनि (मन्द) को विद्वानों द्वारा सदा तामसिक जानना चाहिए।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.3, verse 23, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.43 (main-text printed page 12), read from 400dpi full-page render. This closes the section on planetary varna/guna; the section "grahon kaa svaruup" (the physical form of the planets) follows starting verse 24. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  24. 3.24 सत्यापित

    Physical form of the Sun: honey-tawny eyes, square-shaped, pure, bilious, wise, little hair

    संस्कृत

    मधुपिङ्गलदृक् सूर्यश्चतुरस्रः शुचिर्द्विज ! । पित्तप्रकृतिको धीमान् पुमानल्पकचो द्विज ! ॥ २४ ॥

    madhupingaladrik suuryashchaturasrah shuchirdvija ! | pittaprakritiko dhiimaan pumaanalpakacho dvija ! || 24 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The Sun has honey-tawny (madhu-piṅgala) eyes, is square/quadrangular (chaturasra) in shape, and is pure (śuchi), O Brahmin. He is of bilious (pitta) constitution, wise (dhīmān), male (pumān), and has little hair (alpa-kacha), O Brahmin.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    सूर्य के नेत्र मधु के समान पिंगल (भूरे) हैं; वे चतुष्कोण आकार के हैं; हे द्विज! वे शुचि (पवित्र) हैं। वे पित्तप्रकृति, बुद्धिमान्, पुरुष तथा अल्पकेश वाले हैं, हे द्विज!

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.3, verse 24, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036), PDF p.43 (main-text printed page 12), read from 400dpi full-page render, cross-verified at 1400dpi crop. This opens the section "grahon kaa svaruup" (the physical form of the planets). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  25. 3.25 सत्यापित

    Physical form of the Moon: much vāta-kapha, wise, round-bodied, auspicious-eyed, sweet-speeched, fickle, love-afflicted

    संस्कृत

    बहुवातकफः प्राज्ञश्चन्द्रो वृत्ततनुर्द्विज ! । शुभदृड् मधुवाक्यश्च चञ्चलो मदनातुरः ॥ २५ ॥

    bahuvaatakaphah praajnashchandro vrittatanurdvija ! | shubhadrig madhuvaakyashcha chanchalo madanaaturah || 25 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The Moon has abundant vāta and kapha [in constitution], is wise (prājña), and round-bodied (vṛttatanu), O Brahmin. He has an auspicious gaze, sweet speech, is fickle (chañchala), and is afflicted by desire/love (madanātura).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    चन्द्रमा में वात और कफ की अधिकता है; वे प्राज्ञ (बुद्धिमान्) तथा गोलाकार शरीर वाले हैं, हे द्विज! उनकी दृष्टि शुभ है, वाणी मधुर है, वे चंचल हैं तथा कामातुर (प्रेमासक्त) हैं।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.3, verse 25, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.43 (main-text printed page 12), read from 400dpi full-page render. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  26. 3.26 सत्यापित

    Physical form of Mars: red-eyed, cruel-hearted, fickle, noble form, bilious, wrathful, slender waist

    संस्कृत

    रक्ताक्षः क्रूरहृद् भौमश्चपलोदारमूर्तिकः । पित्तप्रकृतिकः क्रोधी कृशमध्यतनुर्द्विज ! ॥ २६ ॥

    raktaakshah kruurahrid bhaumashchapalodaaramuurtikah | pittaprakritikah krodhii krishamadhyatanurdvija ! || 26 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Mars is red-eyed, cruel-hearted, fickle, and of a noble/generous form (udāra-mūrti). He is of bilious (pitta) constitution, wrathful (krodhī), and slender-waisted (kṛśa-madhya-tanu), O Brahmin.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    मंगल रक्तनेत्र, क्रूरहृदय, चपल तथा उदार शरीर वाले हैं। वे पित्तप्रकृति, क्रोधी तथा कृशमध्य (पतली कमर वाले) शरीर के हैं, हे द्विज!

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.3, verse 26, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.43 (main-text printed page 12), read from 400dpi full-page render. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  27. 3.27 सत्यापित

    Physical form of Mercury: excellent body, coherent speech, witty, of pitta/kapha/vāta constitution

    संस्कृत

    वपुः श्रेष्ठः श्लिष्टवाक् च ह्यतिहास्यरुचिर्बुधः । पित्तवान् कफवान् विप्र ! मारुतप्रकृतिस्तथा ॥ २७ ॥

    vapuh shreshthah shlishtavaak cha hyatihaasyaruchirbudhah | pittavaan kaphavaan vipra ! maarutaprakritistathaa || 27 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Mercury has an excellent body, coherent/well-composed speech, and is exceedingly fond of wit and laughter. He has pitta and kapha [in constitution], O Brahmin, and likewise a vāta (māruta) constitution.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    बुध का शरीर उत्तम है, वाणी सुसंबद्ध है, तथा वे अत्यधिक हास्यप्रिय हैं। उनमें पित्त और कफ है, हे विप्र! तथा वात (मारुत) प्रकृति भी है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.3, verse 27, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.43 (main-text printed page 12), read from 400dpi full-page render, cross-verified at 1400dpi crop. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  28. 3.28 सत्यापित

    Physical form of Jupiter: large-bodied, tawny, hair-eyed, phlegmatic, wise, learned in all shastras

    संस्कृत

    बृहद्गात्रो गुरुश्चैव पिङ्गलो मूर्धजेक्षणः । कफप्रकृतिको धीमान् सर्वशास्त्रविशारदः ॥ २८ ॥

    brihadgaatro gurushchaiva pingalo muurdhajekshanah | kaphaprakritiko dhiimaan sarvashaastravishaaradah || 28 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Jupiter has a large body, is tawny (piṅgala), and is "mūrdhajekṣaṇa" [DISCLOSED: literally "hair-eyed" -- the precise sense of this compound, likely describing hair growing low toward the eyes/brow, is not fully certain to this transcriber and is given here without embellishment]. He is of phlegmatic (kapha) constitution, wise, and learned in all the scriptures.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    गुरु का शरीर बड़ा है, वे पिंगलवर्ण हैं, तथा "मूर्धजेक्षण" (शाब्दिक अर्थ: "केश-नेत्र") हैं [स्पष्टीकरण: इस समास का ठीक अभिप्राय निश्चित नहीं है]। वे कफप्रकृति, बुद्धिमान् तथा सभी शास्त्रों में निपुण हैं।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.3, verse 28, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.43 (main-text printed page 12), read from 400dpi full-page render, cross-verified at 1400dpi crop. The compound "muurdhajekshana" is transcribed exactly as printed; its precise interpretive sense is disclosed as uncertain rather than embellished. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  29. 3.29 सत्यापित

    Physical form of Venus: handsome face and body, beautiful eyes, phlegmatic-airy, a composer of poetry, curly-haired

    संस्कृत

    मुखी कान्तवपुः श्रेष्ठः सुन्दराक्षो भृगोः सुतः । कफाधिकानिलात्मा च काव्यकृद् वक्रमूर्धजः ॥ २९ ॥

    mukhii kaantavapuh shreshthah sundaraaksho bhrigoh sutah | kaphaadhikaanilaatmaa cha kaavyakrid vakramuurdhajah || 29 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Venus (bhṛgoḥ suta, "son of Bhṛgu") has a [handsome] face, an excellent and lovely body, and beautiful eyes. He is predominantly of kapha and vāta constitution, a composer of poetry (kāvyakṛt), and curly-haired (vakra-mūrdhaja).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    शुक्र (भृगु-पुत्र) का मुख [सुन्दर] है, शरीर उत्तम एवं मनोहर है, नेत्र सुन्दर हैं। वे कफ-वातप्रधान प्रकृति के, काव्य के रचयिता तथा घुँघराले बालों वाले हैं।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.3, verse 29, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.43 (main-text printed page 12), read from 400dpi full-page render, cross-verified at 1400dpi crop. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  30. 3.30 सत्यापित

    Physical form of Saturn (Śauri): lean and long-bodied, tawny-eyed, airy, thick-toothed, lazy, lame, coarse-haired

    संस्कृत

    कृशदीर्घतनुः शौरिः पिङ्गदृष्ट्यनिलात्मकः । स्थूलदन्तोऽलसः पङ्गुः खररोमकचो द्विज ! ॥ ३० ॥

    krishadiirghatanuh shaurih pingadrishtyanilaatmakah | sthuuladanto'lasah pangu khararomakacho dvija ! || 30 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Saturn (Śauri) is lean and long-bodied, tawny-eyed (piṅga-dṛṣṭi), and of an airy (anila/vāta) constitution. He has large/thick teeth, is lazy (alasa), lame (paṅgu), and has coarse hair (khara-roma-kacha), O Brahmin.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    शनि (शौरि) कृश एवं दीर्घ शरीर वाले हैं, उनकी दृष्टि पिंगलवर्ण है, तथा वे वातप्रकृति के हैं। उनके दाँत बड़े हैं, वे आलसी, पंगु (लंगड़े) तथा रूखे-कठोर बालों वाले हैं, हे द्विज!

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.3, verse 30, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.43 (main-text printed page 12), read from 400dpi full-page render, cross-verified at 1400dpi crop. This verse's use of "Shauri" for Saturn confirms the same epithet's identity, initially disclosed as uncertain, in verse 3.20. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  31. 3.31 सत्यापित

    Physical form of Rāhu (and, likewise, Ketu): smoky form, dark-bodied, forest-dwelling, frightening, airy constitution

    संस्कृत

    धूम्राकारो नीलतनुर्वनस्थोऽपि भयङ्करः । वातप्रकृतिको धीमान् स्वभानुस्तादृशः शिखी ॥ ३१ ॥

    dhuumraakaaro niilatanurvanastho'pi bhayankarah | vaataprakritiko dhiimaan svabhaanustaadrishah shikhii || 31 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Svabhānu [Rāhu] is smoky in form (dhūmrākāra), dark-bodied (nīlatanu), forest-dwelling, and frightening (bhayaṅkara); he is of airy (vāta) constitution and wise. Śikhī [Ketu, "the crested/flame-bannered one"] is likewise (tādṛśa) [described in the same way].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    स्वभानु [राहु] धूम्र (धुएँ के समान) आकार वाले, नीलवर्ण शरीर वाले, वनवासी तथा भयंकर हैं; वे वातप्रकृति के तथा बुद्धिमान् हैं। शिखी [केतु] भी तादृश (इसी प्रकार के) हैं।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.3, verse 31, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.43 (main-text printed page 12), read from 400dpi full-page render, cross-verified at 1400dpi crop. This verse concludes the "grahon kaa svaruup" section, covering the physical form of all nine grahas; Ketu's description is stated to match Rahu's rather than being separately elaborated. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  32. 3.32 सत्यापित

    The bodily tissues (dhatus) of the planets Sun through Saturn: bone, blood, marrow, skin, fat, semen, sinew

    संस्कृत

    अस्थि रक्तस्तथा मज्जा त्वङ्मेदो वीर्यमेव च । स्नायुरेते धातवः स्युः सूर्यादीनां क्रमाद् द्विज ! ॥ ३२ ॥

    asthi raktastathaa majjaa tvangmedo viiryameva cha | snaayurete dhaatavah syuh suuryaadiinaam kramaad dvija ! || 32 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Bone, blood, marrow, skin, fat, and semen (vitality), and sinew -- these are, in order, the bodily tissues (dhātus) of the Sun and the rest [i.e. Sun=bone, Moon=blood, Mars=marrow, Mercury=skin, Jupiter=fat, Venus=semen, Saturn=sinew], O Brahmin.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    हड्डी, रक्त, मज्जा, त्वचा, मेद तथा वीर्य एवं स्नायु — ये सूर्यादि ग्रहों के क्रमशः धातु हैं [अर्थात् सूर्य=हड्डी, चन्द्र=रक्त, मंगल=मज्जा, बुध=त्वचा, गुरु=मेद, शुक्र=वीर्य, शनि=स्नायु], हे द्विज!

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.3, verse 32, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036), PDF p.44 (main-text printed page 13), 400dpi full-page render cross-verified at 1400dpi crop. This opens the new section "suuryaadigrahon ke dhaatu aadi" (dhatus etc. of the planets from the Sun onward). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  33. 3.33 सत्यापित

    The places ruled by the planets: temple, reservoir, fireplace, playground, treasury, bedroom, refuse-heap

    संस्कृत

    देवालय-पयोवह्निक्रीडादीनां तथैव च । कोश-शय्याघुत्करणामीशाः सूर्यादयः क्रमात् ॥ ३३ ॥

    devaalaya-payovahnikriidaadiinaam tathaiva cha | kosha-shayyaa[DISCLOSED, see note]karanaamiishaah suuryaadayah kramaat || 33 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Likewise, the Sun and the rest are, in order, the lords of: temple, reservoir (water), fireplace, and playground, and so forth -- [and further, of] treasury, bedroom, and [DISCLOSED: the printed compound here, transcribed letter-for-letter as "...shayyaaghutkaranaam...", does not cleanly resolve; the intended word is almost certainly "utkara" (refuse-heap/dunghill), confirmed by this page's own Hindi commentary, which glosses this exact place as "utkara (kuudaa-karkat-khaanaa)" -- "refuse-heap (a garbage place)". Transcribed as printed rather than silently emended.] [i.e. Sun=temple, Moon=reservoir, Mars=fireplace, Mercury=playground, Jupiter=treasury, Venus=bedroom, Saturn=refuse-heap].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    इसी प्रकार सूर्यादि ग्रह क्रमशः मन्दिर, जलाशय, अग्नि-स्थान तथा क्रीड़ास्थल के, एवं कोश (खजाना), शय्या (शयनगृह) तथा [स्पष्टीकरण: मुद्रित शब्द का अंतिम भाग स्पष्ट नहीं है, किन्तु हिन्दी टीका इसे "उत्कर (कूड़ा-कर्कट-खाना)" बताती है] के स्वामी हैं [अर्थात् सूर्य=मन्दिर, चन्द्र=जलाशय, मंगल=अग्नि-स्थान, बुध=क्रीड़ास्थल, गुरु=कोश, शुक्र=शय्या, शनि=उत्कर]।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.3, verse 33, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.44 (main-text printed page 13), cross-verified at 2000dpi crops (bphs-ch3-v33word.png, bphs-ch3-v33bword.png). The final compound is a genuinely uncertain, tightly-kerned print; transcribed as printed with the commentary-confirmed intended sense disclosed rather than reconstructed as the root text. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review (the edition's own commentary phrase is only briefly quoted to support this disclosure, per copyright policy).

  34. 3.34 सत्यापित

    The units of time ruled by the planets: solstice-half, moment, weekday, season, month, fortnight, year

    संस्कृत

    अयनक्षणवारर्तु-मासपक्षसमा द्विज ! । सूर्यादीनां क्रमाज्ज्ञेया निर्विशङ्कं द्विजोत्तम ! ॥ ३४ ॥

    ayanakshanavaarartu-maasapakshasamaa dvija ! | suuryaadiinaam kramaajjneyaa nirvishankam dvijottama ! || 34 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The ayana (solstice-half), kshaṇa (moment), vāra (weekday), ṛtu (season), māsa (month), pakṣa (fortnight), and year, O Brahmin -- these should be known, without any doubt, as belonging in order to the Sun and the rest [i.e. Sun=ayana, Moon=kshana, Mars=vaara, Mercury=rtu, Jupiter=maasa, Venus=paksha, Saturn=year], O best of Brahmins.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    अयन, क्षण, वार, ऋतु, मास, पक्ष तथा वर्ष, हे द्विज! ये निःसंदेह सूर्यादि ग्रहों के क्रमशः जानने चाहिए [अर्थात् सूर्य=अयन, चन्द्र=क्षण, मंगल=वार, बुध=ऋतु, गुरु=मास, शुक्र=पक्ष, शनि=वर्ष], हे द्विजोत्तम!

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.3, verse 34, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.44 (main-text printed page 13), read from 400dpi full-page render. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  35. 3.35 सत्यापित

    The tastes (rasas) of the planets: pungent, salty, bitter, mixed, sweet, sour, astringent

    संस्कृत

    कटुश्च लवणस्तिक्तो मिश्रितो मधुरोऽम्लकः । कषायः क्रमशो ज्ञेयाः सूर्यादीनामिमे रसाः ॥ ३५ ॥

    katushcha lavanastikto mishrito madhuro'mlakah | kashaayah kramasho jneyaah suuryaadiinaamime rasaah || 35 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Pungent, salty, bitter, mixed, sweet, sour, and astringent -- these are to be known, in order, as the tastes (rasas) of the Sun and the rest [i.e. Sun=pungent, Moon=salty, Mars=bitter, Mercury=mixed, Jupiter=sweet, Venus=sour, Saturn=astringent].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    कटु, लवण, तिक्त, मिश्रित, मधुर, अम्ल तथा कषाय — ये क्रमशः सूर्यादि ग्रहों के रस जानने चाहिए [अर्थात् सूर्य=कटु, चन्द्र=लवण, मंगल=तिक्त, बुध=मिश्रित, गुरु=मधुर, शुक्र=अम्ल, शनि=कषाय]।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.3, verse 35, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.44 (main-text printed page 13), cross-verified at 1400dpi crop. This concludes the dhatu/place/time/rasa section. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  36. 3.36 सत्यापित

    Directional strength of the planets: Mercury & Jupiter=East, Sun & Mars=South, Saturn=West, Venus & Moon=North

    संस्कृत

    बुधेज्यौ बलिनौ पूर्वे, रविभौमौ च दक्षिणे । वारुणे सूर्यपुत्रश्च सितचन्द्रौ तथोत्तरे ॥ ३६ ॥

    budhejyau balinau puurve, ravibhaumau cha dakshine | vaarune suuryaputrashcha sitachandrau tathottare || 36 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Mercury and Jupiter are strong in the East; the Sun and Mars in the South. In the Varuna [western] direction, the son of the Sun [i.e. Saturn]; and likewise Venus and the Moon in the North [are strong].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    बुध और गुरु पूर्व दिशा में बलवान् हैं; सूर्य और मंगल दक्षिण में। वरुण दिशा (पश्चिम) में सूर्यपुत्र [अर्थात् शनि], तथा उत्तर दिशा में शुक्र और चन्द्रमा बलवान् होते हैं।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.3, verse 36, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.44 (main-text printed page 13), cross-verified at 1400dpi crop. This opens the new section "grahon ke dik-kaal, bal" (the direction, time, and strength of the planets). "Suryaputra" (son of the Sun) is this text's own epithet for Saturn. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  37. 3.37 सत्यापित

    Temporal strength: Moon/Mercury/Saturn strong by night, Jupiter always, the rest by day

    संस्कृत

    निशायां बलिनश्चन्द्र-बुध-सौरा भवन्ति हि । सर्वदा ज्यो वली ज्ञेयो दिने शेषा द्विजोत्तम ! ॥ ३७ ॥

    nishaayaam balinashchandra-budha-sauraa bhavanti hi | sarvadaa jyo valii jneyo dine sheshaa dvijottama ! || 37 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    At night, the Moon, Mercury, and Saturn indeed become strong. Jupiter is to be known as always strong; the rest [Sun, Mars, Venus are strong] by day, O best of Brahmins.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    रात्रि में चन्द्रमा, बुध तथा शनि बलवान् होते हैं। गुरु को सदा बलवान् जानना चाहिए; शेष [सूर्य, मंगल, शुक्र] दिन में बलवान् होते हैं, हे द्विजोत्तम!

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.3, verse 37, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.44 (main-text printed page 13), read from 400dpi full-page render. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  38. 3.38 सत्यापित

    Fortnightly & solstitial strength: malefics strong in dark fortnight/Dakshinayana, benefics in bright fortnight/Uttarayana

    संस्कृत

    कृष्णे च बलिनः क्रूराः सौम्या वीर्ययुता सिते । सौम्यायने सौम्यखेटो बली याम्यायनेऽपरः ॥ ३८ ॥

    krishne cha balinah kruuraah saumyaa viiryayutaa site | saumyaayane saumyakheto balii yaamyaayane'parah || 38 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In the dark fortnight (Kṛṣṇa-pakṣa), the cruel [malefic planets] are strong; in the bright [fortnight] (Śukla-pakṣa), the benefics are endowed with vitality. In the northern course (Uttarāyaṇa), the benefic planets are strong; in the southern course (Dakṣiṇāyana), the others [the malefics are strong].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    कृष्ण पक्ष में क्रूर (पाप) ग्रह बलवान् होते हैं; शुक्ल पक्ष में सौम्य (शुभ) ग्रह वीर्ययुक्त होते हैं। उत्तरायण में सौम्य ग्रह बलवान् होते हैं; दक्षिणायन में शेष (पाप ग्रह) बलवान् होते हैं।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.3, verse 38, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.44 (main-text printed page 13), cross-verified at 1400dpi crop. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  39. 3.39 सत्यापित

    Progressive strength of time-lords and of the planets Saturn through Sun

    संस्कृत

    अब्द-मास-दिवा-होराऽधीशास्तु वलवत्तराः । श. भौ. बु. गु. शु. सोराद्या वृद्धितो बलवत्तराः ॥ ३९ ॥

    abda-maasa-divaa-horaa'dhiishaastu balavattaraah | sha. bhau. bu. gu. shu. soraadyaa vriddhito balavattaraah || 39 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The lords of the year, the month, the day, and the hora are, in that order, increasingly strong [each stronger than the one before]. Saturn, Mars, Mercury, Jupiter, Venus, the Moon, and [the Sun] -- in this order (abbreviated in the text as "Sha. Bhau. Bu. Gu. Shu. Sora-adi") -- are increasingly strong.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    वर्षेश, मासेश, दिनेश तथा होरेश — ये क्रमशः उत्तरोत्तर बली होते हैं। शनि, मंगल, बुध, गुरु, शुक्र, चन्द्र तथा [सूर्य] — इस क्रम में (मूल में "श. भौ. बु. गु. शु. सोरादि" संक्षेप में) — उत्तरोत्तर बली होते हैं।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.3, verse 39, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036), PDF p.45 (main-text printed page 14), cross-verified at 1400dpi crop. Note: immediately following this verse, the page's Hindi commentary quotes two corroborating shlokas from Varahamihira's Brihat Jataka (introduced "varaahamihira ne bhii apane brihajjaatak men isii tarah kahaa hai"); those are a separate external text cited by the editor, not BPHS's own root verses, and are therefore not transcribed here as BPHS content, per this project's policy of transcribing only BPHS's own root verses. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  40. 3.40 सत्यापित

    Planets that produce trees: Saturn=coarse/ill-shaped, Moon=milk-bearing, Mars=pungent plants

    संस्कृत

    स्थूलान् जनयति त्वको दुर्भगान् सूर्यपुत्रकः । क्षीरोपेतांस्तथा चन्द्रः कटुकाद्यान् धरासुतः ॥ ४० ॥

    sthuulaan janayati tvako durbhagaan suuryaputrakah | kshiiropetaamstathaa chandrah katukaadyaan dharaasutah || 40 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Saturn (son of the Sun) produces coarse, ill-shaped/misfortunate [trees]. The Moon likewise [produces] those bearing milk (latex-yielding); Mars (son of the Earth) [produces] pungent and similar [plants].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    शनि (सूर्यपुत्र) स्थूल, कुरूप/अशुभ वृक्षों को उत्पन्न करता है। चन्द्रमा दुग्धयुक्त (दूधवाले) वृक्षों को, तथा मंगल (धरासुत) कटु आदि वनस्पतियों को उत्पन्न करता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.3, verse 40, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.45 (main-text printed page 14), cross-verified at 1400dpi crop. This opens the section "vrikshon ke utpaadak grah" (the planets that produce trees/plants). "Suryaputra" (Saturn) and "Dharasuta" (Mars) are this text's own recurring epithets. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  41. 3.41 सत्यापित

    Jupiter=fruit-bearing trees, Mercury=fruitless trees, Venus=flowering trees, Saturn=sapless plants

    संस्कृत

    सफलानफलाङ्गीवबुधौ [अनिश्चित संधि, टिप्पणी देखें], पुष्पतरून् कविः । नीरसान् सूर्यपुत्रश्च एवं ज्ञेयाः खगा द्विज ! ॥ ४१ ॥

    saphalaanaphalaangiivabudhau [DISCLOSED, see note], pushpataruun kavih | niirasaan suuryaputrashcha evam jneyaah khagaa dvija ! || 41 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [DISCLOSED: the printed compound here, transcribed letter-for-letter as "saphalaanaphalaangiivabudhau," does not cleanly resolve into a standard Sanskrit reading -- the expected sense, confirmed by this page's own Hindi commentary ("guru saphal, budh nishphal (phalarahit) vrikshon ko ... utpanna karte hain"), is that Jupiter produces fruit-bearing trees and Mercury produces fruitless trees; that expected sense is given here rather than a forced literal parse of the garbled compound.] Venus (kavi) [produces] flowering trees. Saturn (son of the Sun) [produces] sapless/juiceless [plants]. Thus, O Brahmin, are the sky-going [planets, and their tree-products] to be known.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [स्पष्टीकरण: मुद्रित शब्द "सफलानफलाङ्गीवबुधौ" का शब्दशः पाठ किसी मानक संधि-नियम से स्पष्ट नहीं होता; अपेक्षित अर्थ — जिसकी पुष्टि इसी पृष्ठ की हिन्दी टीका ("गुरु सफल, बुध निष्फल वृक्षों को ... उत्पन्न करते हैं") से होती है — यह है कि गुरु फलदार वृक्षों को तथा बुध निष्फल वृक्षों को उत्पन्न करता है।] शुक्र (कवि) पुष्प वृक्षों को उत्पन्न करता है। शनि (सूर्यपुत्र) नीरस (रसहीन) वनस्पतियों को उत्पन्न करता है। इस प्रकार, हे द्विज! आकाशचारी ग्रहों को जानना चाहिए।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.3, verse 41, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.45 (main-text printed page 14), cross-verified at 2200dpi crop (bphs-ch3-v41word2.png). Genuine print/compound ambiguity disclosed above rather than silently normalized; the doctrinal sense is independently confirmed by the page's own Hindi commentary, briefly paraphrased/quoted only to the extent needed to support this disclosure, per copyright policy. This closes the tree-producing-planets section. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  42. 3.42 सत्यापित

    Rahu is of Chandala caste, Ketu of a different caste; the anthill is the abode of Ketu, Rahu and Saturn

    संस्कृत

    राहुश्चाण्डालजातिश्च केतुर्जात्यन्तरस्तथा । शिखिस्वभानुमन्दानां वल्मीकं स्थानमुच्यते ॥ ४२ ॥

    raahushchaandaalajaatishcha keturjaatyantarastathaa | shikhisvabhaanumandaanaam valmiikam sthaanamuchyate || 42 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Rahu is of Chandala caste, and Ketu is likewise of a different (other) caste. The anthill (valmika) is said to be the abode of Ketu (Shikhi), Rahu (Svabhanu), and Saturn (Manda).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    राहु चाण्डाल जाति का है, तथा केतु भी एक भिन्न (अन्य) जाति का है। केतु (शिखी), राहु (स्वभानु) तथा शनि (मन्द) का स्थान वल्मीक (बाँबी) कहा गया है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.3, verse 42, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.45 (main-text printed page 14), cross-verified at 1400dpi crop. This opens the section "suuryaadigrahon ke jaati-vastraadi varnan" (the caste, garments, etc. of the planets from the Sun onward). "Shikhi" (Ketu) and "Svabhanu" (Rahu) are this text's own recurring epithets. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  43. 3.43 सत्यापित

    The serpent-king's (Rahu's) garment is variegated/patched, Ketu's has holes; Rahu's gem is lead, Ketu's is a blue gem

    संस्कृत

    चित्रकन्था फणीन्द्रस्य, केतोश्छिद्रयुतो द्विज ! । सीसं राहोर्नीलमणिः केतोर्ज्ञेयो द्विजोत्तम ! ॥ ४३ ॥

    chitrakanthaa phaniindrasya, ketoshchhidrayuto dvija ! | siisam raahornilamanih ketorjneyo dvijottama ! || 43 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The garment of the serpent-lord [Rahu] is a variegated/patched rag; that of Ketu, O Brahmin, is full of holes. Lead is to be known as Rahu's [gem/metal], and the blue gem (nilamani) as Ketu's, O best of Brahmins.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    फणीन्द्र (राहु) का वस्त्र चित्र-कंथा (चितकबरी गुदड़ी) है; केतु का वस्त्र, हे द्विज! छिद्रयुक्त है। सीसा राहु का तथा नीलमणि केतु का [रत्न/धातु] जानना चाहिए, हे द्विजोत्तम!

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.3, verse 43, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.45 (main-text printed page 14), cross-verified at 1400dpi crop. "Phanindra" (lord of serpents) is this text's own epithet for Rahu. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  44. 3.44 सत्यापित

    Garments of Jupiter, Venus, Sun, and Moon: yellow silk, silk, red silk, white silk

    संस्कृत

    गुरोः पीताम्बरं विप्र ! भृगोः क्षौमं तथैव च । रक्तक्षौमं भास्करस्य, इन्दोः क्षौमं सितं द्विज ! ॥ ४४ ॥

    guroh piitaambaram vipra ! bhrigoh kshaumam tathaiva cha | raktakshaumam bhaaskarasya, indoh kshaumam sitam dvija ! || 44 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Jupiter's garment is yellow, O Brahmin; and likewise Venus's (Bhrigu's) is silk (kshauma). The Sun's (Bhaskara's) is red silk; the Moon's (Indu's) is white silk, O Brahmin.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    गुरु का वस्त्र पीला है, हे विप्र! तथा शुक्र (भृगु) का वस्त्र क्षौम (रेशमी) है। सूर्य (भास्कर) का वस्त्र रक्त क्षौम (लाल रेशमी) है; चन्द्रमा (इन्दु) का वस्त्र श्वेत क्षौम है, हे द्विज!

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.3, verse 44, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.45 (main-text printed page 14), cross-verified at 1400dpi crop (bphs-ch3-v44line2b.png for the second line). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  45. 3.45 सत्यापित

    Garments of Mercury, Mars, and Saturn: dark-blue silk, red silk, variegated bark-cloth

    संस्कृत

    बुधस्य त्वसितक्षौमं रक्तं तद्वत् कुजस्य च । वस्त्रं चित्रं शनेर्विप्र ! पट्टवल्कं तथैव च ॥ ४५ ॥

    budhasya tvasitakshaumam raktam tadvat kujasya cha | vastram chitram shanervipra ! pattavalkam tathaiva cha || 45 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Mercury's [garment] is indeed dark-blue silk; likewise Mars's is red. Saturn's garment, O Brahmin, is variegated -- a coarse bark-cloth (patta-valka) as well.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    बुध का वस्त्र असित (गहरे नीले रंग का) क्षौम है; उसी प्रकार मंगल का वस्त्र रक्त (लाल) है। शनि का वस्त्र, हे विप्र! चित्र-विचित्र — पट्टवल्क (मोटे वृक्ष-छाल का वस्त्र) भी है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.3, verse 45, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.45 (main-text printed page 14), cross-verified at 1400dpi crop. This concludes the garment-color section for all planets. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  46. 3.46 सत्यापित

    Seasons (ritus) ruled by the planets: Venus=spring, Mars&Sun=summer, Moon=monsoon, [Mercury?]=autumn

    संस्कृत

    भृगोच्छ्रितुवसन्तश्च [अनिश्चित संधि, टिप्पणी देखें] कुजभान्वाश्च ग्रैष्मकः । चन्द्रस्य वर्षा विज्ञेया शरच्चैव तथा विदः [DISCLOSED, see note] ॥ ४६ ॥

    bhrigocchritu-vasantashcha [DISCLOSED, see note] kujabhaanvaashcha graishmakah | chandrasya varshaa vijneyaa sharachchaiva tathaa vidah [DISCLOSED, see note] || 46 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Bhrigu's [Venus's season] is [DISCLOSED: the compound opening this line is compressed in the print and not confidently parsed letter-for-letter, but the sense -- "Venus's season is spring" -- is clear from context and the commentary] Vasanta (spring); and Grīṣma (summer) belongs to Mars and the Sun. The Moon's [season] is to be known as Varṣā (the monsoon); and Śarad (autumn), likewise, [DISCLOSED: the printed word is "vidah," which does not match any Mercury-epithet used elsewhere in this text; the page's own Hindi commentary states plainly that autumn belongs to Mercury ("budha"), so "vidah" is very likely a compressed or misprinted form intending that name, but it is transcribed here exactly as printed rather than silently corrected] belongs to [Mercury?].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    भृगु [शुक्र] का ऋतु वसन्त है [स्पष्टीकरण: पंक्ति का आरम्भिक संधि-पद मुद्रण में संकुचित होने से अक्षरशः स्पष्ट नहीं, किन्तु प्रसंग व टीका से अर्थ निश्चित है]; तथा ग्रीष्म मंगल और सूर्य का है। चन्द्रमा का [ऋतु] वर्षा जानना चाहिए; तथा शरद् ऋतु उसी प्रकार "विदः" [स्पष्टीकरण: मुद्रित शब्द "विदः" है, जो इस ग्रन्थ में अन्यत्र प्रयुक्त बुध के किसी भी नाम से मेल नहीं खाता; पृष्ठ की हिन्दी टीका स्पष्ट रूप से शरद् ऋतु को बुध का बताती है, अतः "विदः" सम्भवतः संकुचित या मुद्रण-त्रुटि है, किन्तु मूल पाठ को बिना सुधारे यहाँ ज्यों-का-त्यों दिया गया है] का है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.3, verse 46, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036), PDF p.46 (main-text printed page 15), cross-verified at 1400/2200dpi crops (bphs-ch3-v46.png, bphs-ch3-v46line1.png, bphs-ch3-v46line2.png). Discrepancy disclosed: the printed "vidah" for autumn's lord does not match this text's usual Mercury epithets; the page's own Hindi commentary ("varsha chandra ka, sharat budh ka") confirms the intended doctrine is Mercury, but the root text is transcribed exactly as printed per zero-fabrication policy. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review. UPDATE: verse 3.53 (same chapter, page 16) independently and unambiguously uses "vidah" a second time, there naming Mercury's exaltation in Virgo -- confirmed by that page's own Hindi commentary. This corroborates that "vidah" is a genuine (if otherwise-unattested-in-summaries) epithet this text uses for Mercury, strengthening confidence in the reading here, though it remains an unusual epithet not glossed elsewhere and is left as printed rather than silently replaced with "Budha".

  47. 3.47 सत्यापित

    Seasons continued: Jupiter=early winter, Saturn=late winter; Rahu=8 months, Ketu=2 months

    संस्कृत

    हेमन्तोऽपि गुरोर्ज्ञेयः शनैस्तु शिशिरो द्विज ! । अष्टौ मासाश्च स्वर्भानोः केतोर्मासद्वयं द्विज ! ॥ ४७ ॥

    hemanto'pi guror jneyah shanaistu shishiro dvija ! | ashtau maasaashcha svarbhaanoh ketor maasadvayam dvija ! || 47 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Hemanta (early winter) too is to be known as Jupiter's [season]; and Śiśira (late winter/the cool season), O Brahmin, belongs to Saturn. Eight months belong to Svarbhānu [Rāhu], and two months to Ketu, O Brahmin.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    हेमन्त भी गुरु का जानना चाहिए; तथा शिशिर, हे द्विज!, शनि का है। स्वर्भानु [राहु] के आठ महीने हैं, तथा केतु के दो महीने, हे द्विज!।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.3, verse 47, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.46 (main-text printed page 15), cross-verified at 1400dpi crop (bphs-ch3-v46.png, which captured both verses 46 and 47). This completes the six-season (ritu) allocation across the seven classical planets, plus Rahu/Ketu's month-based allocation; independently corroborated by the page's own Hindi commentary, which states the full correspondence explicitly (vasanta=Shukra, grishma=Mangal-Surya, varsha=Chandra, sharad=Budh, hemanta=Guru, shishira=Shani, Rahu=8 months, Ketu=2 months) -- that commentary prose itself is not reproduced here, per copyright policy, but is cited as corroborating evidence for the translation above. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  48. 3.48 सत्यापित

    Threefold planetary classification: dhatu (mineral) lords, mula (plant) lords, jiva (organic) lords

    संस्कृत

    राह्वारपङ्कुचन्द्राश्च [अनिश्चित संधि, टिप्पणी देखें] विज्ञेया धातुखेचराः । मूलग्रहौ सूर्यशुक्रौ अपरे जीवसंज्ञकाः ॥ ४८ ॥

    raahvaarapankuchandraashcha [DISCLOSED, see note] vijneyaa dhaatukhecharaah | muulagrahau suuryashukrau apare jiivasanjnakaah || 48 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Rahu, [DISCLOSED: the printed compound reads "...aara-panku-chandraah," evidently intending Mars and Saturn as the remaining two members of this group -- see note below] and the Moon are to be known as the dhātu-khecharāḥ (the mineral-ruling planets). The Sun and Venus are the two mūla-grahau (root/plant-ruling planets); the others [Mercury, Jupiter, and Ketu] are called jīva-saṃjñakāḥ (organic/living-being-ruling planets).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    राहु, [स्पष्टीकरण: मुद्रित संधि-पद "...आरपङ्कुचन्द्राश्च" में स्पष्टतः मंगल तथा शनि इस समूह के शेष दो सदस्य अभिप्रेत हैं — टिप्पणी देखें] तथा चन्द्रमा धातु-खेचर (धातुओं के स्वामी ग्रह) जानने चाहिए। सूर्य और शुक्र दोनों मूलग्रह (वनस्पति/मूल के स्वामी) हैं; शेष [बुध, गुरु, केतु] जीवसंज्ञक (जीवों के स्वामी) कहलाते हैं।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.3, verse 48, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.46 (main-text printed page 15), cross-verified at 1400/2200dpi crops (bphs-ch3-v48.png, bphs-ch3-v48line1.png, bphs-ch3-v48line1b.png, bphs-ch3-v48line1c.png). Discrepancy disclosed: the compound's middle syllables, printed as "...ara-panku...", are expected on doctrinal and grammatical grounds to name Mars and Saturn (the page's own Hindi commentary lists the four dhatu-lords explicitly as "Rahu, Mangal, Shani, Chandrama"), but "panku" does not match any Saturn epithet used elsewhere in this text (not "Manda", "Shauri", or "Suryaputra"), so it is transcribed exactly as printed rather than emended. The commentary's own listing (not reproduced verbatim here, per copyright policy) independently confirms the four-way dhatu/mula/jiva structure. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  49. 3.49 सत्यापित

    Saturn as the elder among planets, bestowing longevity by its natural influence

    संस्कृत

    ग्रहेषु मन्दो वृद्धोऽस्ति आयुर्वृद्धिप्रदायकः । नैसर्गिकं बहुसमा ददाति द्विजसत्तम ! ॥ ४९ ॥

    graheshu mando vriddho'sti aayurvriddhipradaayakah | naisargikam bahusamaa dadaati dvijasattama ! || 49 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Among the planets, Saturn (Manda) is the elder (vṛddha), and is a bestower of increase of longevity. By its natural [influence], it gives [longevity] for many years, O best of Brahmins.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    ग्रहों में शनि (मन्द) वृद्ध है, तथा आयु की वृद्धि करने वाला है। अपने नैसर्गिक स्वभाव से यह अनेक वर्षों तक [आयु] प्रदान करता है, हे द्विजसत्तम!

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.3, verse 49, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.46 (main-text printed page 15), cross-verified at 1400dpi crop (bphs-ch3-v48.png captured line 1, bphs-ch3-v49.png captured line 2). Independently corroborated by the page's own Hindi commentary stating the same doctrine (Saturn as elder, a natural giver of longevity increase for many years) -- that commentary prose is not reproduced here, per copyright policy. This closes the dhatu/mula/jiva and elder-planet section; the exaltation/debilitation section begins at verse 50 under the heading "grahon ke uchcha-nicha sthaan" (exaltation and debilitation places of the planets). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  50. 3.50 सत्यापित

    Exaltation (uccha) signs of the nine planets, Sun through Saturn

    संस्कृत

    अजो वृषो मृगश्चैव कन्या कर्कः झषस्तुला । सूर्यादीनां क्रमादेते गदितास्तूच्चराशयः ॥ ५० ॥

    ajo vrisho mrigashchaiva kanyaa karkah jhashastulaa | suuryaadiinaam kramaadete gaditaastuuchcharaashayah || 50 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Aja (Aries), Vṛṣa (Taurus), Mṛga (Capricorn), Kanyā (Virgo), Karka (Cancer), Jhaṣa (Pisces), [and] Tulā (Libra) -- these, in order, are declared to be the exaltation-signs of the Sun and so forth [i.e. Sun=Aries, Moon=Taurus, Mars=Capricorn, Mercury=Virgo, Jupiter=Cancer, Venus=Pisces, Saturn=Libra].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    अज (मेष), वृष (वृषभ), मृग (मकर), कन्या, कर्क, झष (मीन), तथा तुला — ये क्रमशः सूर्यादि ग्रहों की उच्चराशियाँ कही गई हैं [अर्थात् सूर्य=मेष, चन्द्र=वृषभ, मंगल=मकर, बुध=कन्या, गुरु=कर्क, शुक्र=मीन, शनि=तुला]।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.3, verse 50, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.46 (main-text printed page 15), cross-verified at 1400dpi crops (bphs-ch3-v49.png captured line 1, bphs-ch3-v50.png captured line 2). Independently corroborated by the page's own printed reference table "spashtaartha chakra" (exact-value wheel), which gives numeric sign-index/degree pairs for each planet's exaltation point matching this verse and the standard doctrine exactly. Also corroborated by the page's own Hindi commentary restating the same seven exaltation signs in the same order (not reproduced verbatim here, per copyright policy). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  51. 3.51 सत्यापित

    Exact exaltation degrees (bhutasankhya-encoded) and the debilitation rule (7th sign, same degree)

    संस्कृत

    दशाम्भिमधुयुक्तिथ्यक्षनक्षत्रनखाः [अनिश्चित शब्द-संख्या संधि, टिप्पणी देखें] क्रमाद् । भागाः, समसमं तेभ्यो नीचं तैरेव भागकैः ॥ ५१ ॥

    dashaambhimadhuyuktithyakshanakshatranakhaah [DISCLOSED, see note] kramaad | bhaagaah, samasamam tebhyo niicham tairaiva bhaagakaih || 51 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [DISCLOSED: this line is a bhūta-saṅkhyā (word-numeral) compound, where each word conventionally stands for a digit; it is genuinely difficult to parse letter-by-word with confidence in this scan, and is transcribed here exactly as printed rather than reconstructed -- see note] ...are the degrees (bhāgāḥ), in order [i.e. the exact degree of exaltation for each of the seven planets named in verse 50]. From those same [exaltation signs], counted equally to the seventh [sign], the debilitation (nīcha) [of each planet occurs] at those very same degrees.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [स्पष्टीकरण: यह पंक्ति भूत-संख्या (शब्द-अंक) पद्धति में है, जहाँ प्रत्येक शब्द परम्परागत रूप से एक अंक का सूचक होता है; इस स्कैन में इसे अक्षरशः, शब्द-दर-शब्द, विश्वासपूर्वक पढ़ पाना कठिन है, अतः इसे बिना पुनर्निर्माण किए ज्यों-का-त्यों दिया गया है — टिप्पणी देखें] ...अंश (डिग्री) हैं, क्रमशः [अर्थात् श्लोक ५० में वर्णित सातों ग्रहों की यथाक्रम उच्च-अंश मात्रा]। उन्हीं [उच्चराशियों] से ठीक सातवीं राशि में, उन्हीं अंशों पर, [प्रत्येक ग्रह की] नीच राशि होती है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.3, verse 51, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.46 (main-text printed page 15), cross-verified at 1400/2200dpi crops (bphs-ch3-v51.png, bphs-ch3-v50line2.png). The bhutasankhya word-numeral compound in line 1 is disclosed as not confidently decoded word-by-word from this scan. However, the resulting degree values are independently and strongly corroborated by two separate sources on the same page: (1) the page's own Hindi commentary, which states plainly "in these signs, at 10, 3, 28, 15, 5, 27, 20 degrees respectively, the above planets have their exaltation point; from the exaltation sign, in the 7th sign, at those same degrees, the planets have their debilitation point"; and (2) a printed numeric reference table ("spashtaartha chakra") on the same page giving exact sign-index/degree pairs for each planet's exaltation (Sun=idx0/10deg, Moon=idx1/3deg, Mars=idx9/28deg, Mercury=idx5/15deg, Jupiter=idx3/5deg, Venus=idx11/27deg, Saturn=idx6/20deg) matching the standard, well-known doctrine exactly. These are cited as corroborating evidence for the degree values; the commentary prose and table are not reproduced verbatim here, per copyright policy -- only this verse's own root text is transcribed above. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  52. 3.52 सत्यापित

    Moola-trikona and own-house degrees: Sun in Leo, Moon in Taurus

    संस्कृत

    विंशत्यंशा रवेः सिंहे त्रिकोणमपरे गृहम् । इन्दोर्वृषेऽग्निभागास्तु तुङ्गमन्ये त्रिकोणकम् ॥ ५२ ॥

    vimshatyamshaa raveh simhe trikonamapare griham | indorvrishe'gnibhaagaastu tungamanye trikonakam || 52 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Twenty degrees of the Sun in Leo (Simha) are [its] moola-trikona; the remaining [ten degrees are its] own house. Of the Moon, in Taurus (Vrisha), the agni-bhaga [i.e. up to the third degree, "agni"/fire being the word-numeral for three] is [its] exaltation (tunga); the other [remaining twenty-seven degrees are its] moola-trikona.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    सिंह राशि में सूर्य के बीस अंश मूलत्रिकोण हैं; शेष [दश अंश] उनका स्वगृह है। चन्द्रमा का, वृष राशि में, अग्निभाग [अर्थात् तीसरे अंश तक, "अग्नि" शब्द-संख्या में तीन का सूचक] उच्च (तुंग) है; शेष [सत्ताईस अंश] मूलत्रिकोण है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.3, verse 52, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036), PDF p.47 (main-text printed page 16), read from 400dpi full-page render (bphs-ch1-p47.png), text large and clear, no zoom crop needed. Opens the moola-trikona (root-triangle degree ranges) section following the exaltation/debilitation section (verses 50-51). Independently corroborated by the page's own Hindi commentary and by the numeric table on the preceding page (verse 51's source note). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  53. 3.53 सत्यापित

    Moola-trikona degrees: Mars in Aries, Mercury's exaltation extent in Virgo

    संस्कृत

    मेषे कुजस्य सूर्यांशात्त्रिकोणमपरे गृहम् । तिथ्यंशैः कन्यकाराशौ विदस्तुङ्गं ततः परे ॥ ५३ ॥

    meshe kujasya suuryaamshaattrikonamapare griham | tithyamshaih kanyakaaraashau vidastungam tatah pare || 53 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In Aries, up to the sūrya-aṃśa [i.e. the twelfth degree, "sūrya"/Sun being the word-numeral for twelve, referring to the twelve Ādityas] is Mars's moola-trikona; the remainder [is its] own house. By the tithi-aṃśa [i.e. up to the fifteenth degree, "tithi" being the word-numeral for fifteen lunar days] in Virgo (Kanyā) is Vidaḥ's [Mercury's] exaltation; beyond that [follows the moola-trikona].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    मेष राशि में सूर्यांश [अर्थात् बारहवें अंश तक, "सूर्य" शब्द-संख्या में बारह आदित्यों का सूचक] तक मंगल का मूलत्रिकोण है; शेष उनका स्वगृह है। तिथ्यंश [अर्थात् पन्द्रहवें अंश तक, "तिथि" पन्द्रह तिथियों की संख्या का सूचक] तक कन्या राशि में विदः [बुध] का उच्च है; उसके आगे [मूलत्रिकोण है]।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.3, verse 53, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.47 (main-text printed page 16), read from 400dpi full-page render, text large and clear. NOTE: this verse independently and unambiguously uses "vidah" as a name for Mercury (confirmed by the page's own Hindi commentary describing this same Virgo passage as "kanya raashi mein 15 anshatak budh ka uchcha"). This retroactively corroborates verse 3.46's disclosed reading of "vidah" for autumn's planetary lord -- see the updated note on verse 3.46. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  54. 3.54 सत्यापित

    Moola-trikona degrees continued: Mercury's remainder in Virgo, Jupiter in Sagittarius

    संस्कृत

    पञ्चांशकात्त्रिकोणाख्यास्तदग्रे तद्गृहं मतम् । गुरोर्धनुषि दिग्भागैस्त्रिकोणं तत्परं गृहम् ॥ ५४ ॥

    panchaamshakaattrikonaakhyaastadagre tadgriham matam | guror dhanushi digbhaagaistrikonam tatparam griham || 54 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The next five degrees [in Virgo, i.e. degrees 15 to 20] are called [Mercury's] moola-trikona; beyond that, that [remainder, degrees 20 to 30,] is deemed its own house. Of Jupiter, in Sagittarius (Dhanu), by the dig-bhāga [i.e. up to the tenth degree, "dik"/direction being the word-numeral for the ten directions] is [its] moola-trikona; beyond that [is its] own house.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [कन्या राशि में] अगले पाँच अंश [अर्थात् १५ से २० तक] [बुध का] मूलत्रिकोण कहलाते हैं; उसके आगे वह [शेष, २० से ३० तक] उनका स्वगृह माना गया है। धनु राशि में गुरु का दिग्भाग [अर्थात् दस दिशाओं की संख्या-सूचक शब्द से दशम अंश तक] मूलत्रिकोण है; उसके आगे स्वगृह है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.3, verse 54, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.47 (main-text printed page 16), read from 400dpi full-page render, text large and clear. Independently corroborated by the page's own Hindi commentary ("dhan mein guru ka dash ansh tak moolatrikona shesh unka apna ghar hai"). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  55. 3.55 सत्यापित

    Moola-trikona degrees concluded: Venus in Libra, Saturn in Aquarius

    संस्कृत

    तुलार्धं तु त्रिकोणं स्याद् भृगोर्धं परं गृहम् । विंशत्यंशैर्घटे शौरेस्त्रिकोणं सद्य शेषकैः ॥ ५५ ॥

    tulaardham tu trikonam syaad bhrigordham param griham | vimshatyamshairghate shaurestrikonam sadya sheshakaih || 55 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Half of Libra (Tulā) [i.e. degrees 0 to 15] is Venus's (Bhṛgu's) moola-trikona; the other half [degrees 15 to 30] is [its] own house. By twenty degrees, in Aquarius (Ghaṭa), is Saturn's (Śauri's) moola-trikona; [DISCLOSED: the printed word here, "sadya," does not cleanly complete the expected sense "the remainder [ten degrees, is its own house]" -- transcribed as printed] the remaining [degrees, presumably its own house].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    तुला राशि का आधा भाग [अर्थात् ० से १५ अंश तक] शुक्र (भृगु) का मूलत्रिकोण है; शेष आधा भाग [१५ से ३० तक] उनका स्वगृह है। कुम्भ राशि में बीस अंश तक शनि (शौरि) का मूलत्रिकोण है; [स्पष्टीकरण: मुद्रित शब्द "सद्य" अपेक्षित अर्थ "शेष दश अंश स्वगृह है" से पूर्णतः स्पष्ट रूप से मेल नहीं खाता, अतः ज्यों-का-त्यों दिया गया है] शेष अंश [सम्भवतः स्वगृह]।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.3, verse 55, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.47 (main-text printed page 16), read from 400dpi full-page render, text large and clear. Closes the moola-trikona section for all seven classical planets (verses 52-55). Independently corroborated in overall doctrine by the page's own Hindi commentary and by a full numeric table on the same page (giving moola-trikona, own-house, and exaltation degree ranges for all seven planets), though the commentary/table prose is not reproduced here per copyright policy. "Sadya" in the second line does not parse cleanly against the expected sense and is disclosed rather than emended. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  56. 3.56 सत्यापित

    Natural friendship (naisargika mitra) of the planets, opening verse

    संस्कृत

    रवेः समो ज्ञः सितसूर्यपुत्रा वरी परे ते सुहृदो भवेयुः । चन्द्रस्य नारी रविचन्द्रपुत्रौ मित्रे समाः शेषनभश्चराः स्युः ॥ ५६ ॥

    raveh samo jnah sitasuuryaputraa varii pare te suhrido bhaveyuh | chandrasya naarii ravichandraputrau mitre samaah sheshanabhashcharaah syuh || 56 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    To the Sun, Mercury (jña) is neutral (sama); Venus (sita) and Saturn (sūryaputra) are enemies (vairī); the rest [Moon, Mars, and Jupiter] would be [its] friends (suhṛd). Of the Moon, [DISCLOSED: the printed "nārī" most plausibly intends "na ari" ("has no enemy") -- transcribed as printed rather than emended] [DISCLOSED: "ravichandraputrau" most plausibly intends "the Sun and Mercury" (ravi-jñau), matching the standard doctrine that the Sun and Mercury are the Moon's friends -- but the compound as printed does not parse cleanly, so it is transcribed as printed rather than emended] are friends (mitre); the remaining sky-farers [Mars, Jupiter, Venus, and Saturn] would be neutral (samāḥ).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    सूर्य के प्रति बुध (ज्ञ) सम (तटस्थ) है; शुक्र (सित) और शनि (सूर्यपुत्र) शत्रु (वैरी) हैं; शेष [चन्द्र, मंगल, गुरु] मित्र होंगे। चन्द्रमा के [स्पष्टीकरण: मुद्रित "नारी" सम्भवतः "न अरि" ("जिसका कोई शत्रु नहीं") का सूचक है, किन्तु ज्यों-का-त्यों दिया गया है] [स्पष्टीकरण: "रविचन्द्रपुत्रौ" सम्भवतः "रवि-ज्ञौ" (सूर्य और बुध) का सूचक है, जो मानक सिद्धान्त से मेल खाता है, किन्तु मुद्रित संधि-पद स्पष्ट रूप से नहीं बैठता, अतः ज्यों-का-त्यों दिया गया है] मित्र हैं; शेष ग्रह [मंगल, गुरु, शुक्र, शनि] सम (तटस्थ) होंगे।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.3, verse 56, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.47 (main-text printed page 16), read from 400dpi full-page render and confirmed at a 2000dpi tight crop (bphs-ch3-v56b.png). Opens the new section on the planets' natural (naisargika) mutual friendship/enmity, following the moola-trikona section (verses 52-55), under the heading "grahon ka vaisargika mitraamitra". The verse's own doctrine for the Sun's relations (Mercury=neutral, Venus & Saturn=enemies, Moon/Mars/Jupiter=friends) matches the well-known standard naisargika-maitri system exactly; the second line's account of the Moon's relations (which in the standard system has no enemies and counts the Sun and Mercury as its only friends) is disclosed as containing two words ("naarii", "ravichandraputrau") that do not parse cleanly against the otherwise-matching expected doctrine, and are transcribed exactly as printed rather than emended to fit that doctrine. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  57. 3.57 सत्यापित

    Natural friendship continued: Mars's and Mercury's relations

    संस्कृत

    समौ सितार्की शशिजश्च शत्रुमित्राणि शेषाः पृथिवीसुतस्य । शत्रुः शशी सूर्यसितौ च मित्रे समाः परे स्युः शशिनन्दनस्य ॥ ५७ ॥

    samau sitaarkii shashijashcha shatrumitraani sheshaah prithiviisutasya | shatruh shashii suuryasitau cha mitre samaah pare syuh shashinandanasya || 57 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Venus (sitā) and Saturn (arkī) are neutral (sama) to Pṛthvī-suta (Mars); Śaśija (Mercury) [is its enemy] -- these are the remaining friend/enemy [relations] of Mars [beyond the friends already named]. The Moon (Śaśī) is an enemy; the Sun and Venus are friends; the rest would be neutral -- to Śaśinandana (Mercury, "son of the Moon").

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    शुक्र (सिता) और शनि (अर्की) मंगल (पृथ्वीसुत) के प्रति सम (तटस्थ) हैं; शशिज (बुध) [उसका शत्रु है] — ये मंगल के शेष मित्र/शत्रु सम्बन्ध हैं। चन्द्रमा (शशी) शत्रु है; सूर्य और शुक्र मित्र हैं; शेष सम होंगे — बुध (शशिनन्दन, "चन्द्रमा का पुत्र") के प्रति।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.3, verse 57, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036), PDF p.48 (main-text printed page 17), read from 400dpi full-page render, text large and clear, no zoom crop needed. Independently confirmed by the page's own Hindi commentary ("mangal ke shukra, shani sam, budh shatru, anya (surya, chandra, guru) mitra hain; budh ke chandrama shatru, surya-shukra mitra, shesh sam hain") and by a full numeric friendship table on the same page. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  58. 3.58 सत्यापित

    Natural friendship continued: Jupiter's and Venus's relations

    संस्कृत

    गुरोर्ज्ञशुक्रौ रिपुसंज्ञकौ तु शनिः समोऽन्ये सुहृदो भवन्ति । शुक्रस्य मित्रे बुधसूर्यपुत्रौ समौ कुजार्यावितरावरी तौ ॥ ५८ ॥

    guror jnashukrau ripusanjnakau tu shanih samo'nye suhrido bhavanti | shukrasya mitre budhasuuryaputrau samau kujaaryaavitaraavarii tau || 58 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Of Jupiter, Mercury and Venus are called enemies (ripu); Saturn is neutral; the others [Sun, Moon, Mars] become friends. Of Venus, Mercury and Saturn (sūryaputra) are friends; Mars and Ārya (Jupiter) are neutral; the other two [Sun and Moon] are enemies (arī).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    गुरु के प्रति बुध और शुक्र शत्रु कहलाते हैं; शनि सम है; शेष [सूर्य, चन्द्र, मंगल] मित्र होते हैं। शुक्र के प्रति बुध और शनि (सूर्यपुत्र) मित्र हैं; मंगल और आर्य (गुरु) सम हैं; शेष दो [सूर्य, चन्द्र] शत्रु (अरी) हैं।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.3, verse 58, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.48 (main-text printed page 17), read from 400dpi full-page render, text large and clear. Independently confirmed by the page's own Hindi commentary ("guru ke budh, shukra shatru, shani sam, shesh (surya, chandra, mangal) mitra hain; shukra ke budh shani mitra, mangal, guru sam, anya (ravi, chandra) shatru hain"). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  59. 3.59 सत्यापित

    Natural friendship concluded: Saturn's relations; closing attribution to Brahma

    संस्कृत

    शनेः समो वाक्पतिरिन्दुसूनुशुक्रौ च मित्रे रिपवः परेऽपि । ध्रुवं ग्रहाणां चतुराननेन शत्रुत्वमित्रत्वसमत्वमुक्तम् ॥ ५९ ॥

    shaneh samo vaakpatirindusuunushukrau cha mitre ripavah pare'pi | dhruvam grahaanaam chaturaananena shatrutvamitratvasamatvamuktam || 59 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Of Saturn, Vākpati (Jupiter) is neutral; Indu-sūnu (Mercury, "son of the Moon") and Venus are friends; the remaining others [Sun, Moon, Mars] are also enemies. This fixed (dhruvam) enmity, friendship, and neutrality of the planets was declared by the four-faced one (Chaturānana, i.e. Brahmā) himself.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    शनि के प्रति वाक्पति (गुरु) सम है; इन्दुसूनु (बुध, "चन्द्रमा का पुत्र") और शुक्र मित्र हैं; शेष अन्य [सूर्य, चन्द्र, मंगल] भी शत्रु हैं। ग्रहों का यह निश्चित शत्रुत्व, मित्रत्व तथा समत्व स्वयं चतुरानन (ब्रह्मा) द्वारा कहा गया है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.3, verse 59, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.48 (main-text printed page 17), read from 400dpi full-page render, text large and clear. Closes the naisargika-maitri (natural friendship) section for all seven classical planets (verses 56-59), attributing the doctrine to Brahma; independently confirmed by the page's own Hindi commentary ("shani ke guru sam, budh-shukra mitra, surya-chandra-mangal shatru hain... graahon ka yah svaabhaavik mitraamitra-samatva brahmaa jii ne svayam batalaayaa hai") and by a full numeric friendship table on the same page. NOTE: immediately following this verse and its commentary, the page quotes a corroborating shloka attributed by name to "Satyacharya" (an external authority the commentator cites, introduced explicitly as "satyaachaarya ne kahaa hai"); per this project's policy of transcribing only BPHS's own root verses, that quoted shloka is not reproduced here as BPHS content. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  60. 3.60 सत्यापित

    Temporary (tatkalika) friendship: planets in the 2nd/3rd/4th/10th/11th/12th houses from each other

    संस्कृत

    दशायबन्धुसहजस्वान्त्यस्थास्ते परस्परम् । तत्काले सुहृदोऽन्यत्र संस्थिताः शत्रवः स्मृताः ॥ ६० ॥

    dashaayabandhusahajasvaantyasthaaste parasparam | tatkaale suhrido'nyatra samsthitaah shatravah smritaah || 60 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [Planets] situated, relative to each other (parasparam), in the [houses named by the compound] daśa (10th), āya (11th), bandhu (4th), sahaja (3rd), sva, and antya (12th) [DISCLOSED: this compound is here read, per the page's own commentary, as naming the 10th, 11th, 4th, 3rd, 2nd, and 12th houses counted from each other -- i.e. the three houses immediately following and the three immediately preceding a planet's own position; the mapping of the individual words "sva" and "antya" to the 2nd and 12th houses specifically is inferred from the commentary's numeric restatement rather than being independently certain word-by-word] -- these, at that time (tatkāle), are remembered as friends (suhṛd); [planets] situated elsewhere are remembered as enemies (śatru).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    परस्पर एक-दूसरे से दशम (१०), आय (११), बन्धु (४), सहज (३), स्व, तथा अन्त्य (१२) [स्पष्टीकरण: पृष्ठ की हिन्दी टीका के अनुसार यह संधि-पद क्रमशः १०, ११, ४, ३, २, तथा १२वें स्थान का सूचक माना गया है — किन्तु "स्व" व "अन्त्य" शब्दों का क्रमशः २रे व १२वें स्थान से यह शब्दशः सम्बन्ध टीका के अंकों से अनुमानित है, स्वतः पूर्णतः निश्चित नहीं] स्थानों में स्थित ग्रह उस समय मित्र माने जाते हैं; अन्यत्र स्थित ग्रह शत्रु माने जाते हैं।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.3, verse 60, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036), PDF p.49 (main-text printed page 18), read from 400dpi full-page render, text large and clear. Opens the section on tatkalika (temporary, positional) friendship, following the naisargika (natural) friendship section (verses 56-59). The page's own Hindi commentary restates the rule numerically ("kisii grah ke apne sthaan se 10,11,4,3,2,12 sthaanon mein sthit grah taatkaalik mitra hote hain; shesh 1,5,6,7,8,9 sthaanon mein sthit grah unke shatru hote hain") and includes an illustrative example birth-chart diagram ("janmaanka chakra") with a worked numeric friendship table -- these are the editor's own illustrative apparatus, not part of BPHS's root verse text, and are cited here only as corroborating context, not transcribed. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  61. 3.61 सत्यापित

    Five-grade (panchadha) friendship rule, part 1: combining natural and temporary friendship

    संस्कृत

    नैसर्गिके तथा तात्कालिके मित्रेऽधिमित्रकम् । समे मित्रे च मित्रं तूभयत्राधिरिपू रिपौ ॥ ६१ ॥

    naisargike tathaa taatkaalike mitre'dhimitrakam | same mitre cha mitram tuubhayatraadhiripuu ripau || 61 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When [a planet is a] friend both in the natural (naisargika) and the temporary (tatkalika) [reckoning, the combined result is] adhi-mitra (a great/best friend). When [it is] neutral [in one reckoning] and a friend [in the other, the result is simply] mitra (a [plain] friend). When [it is] an enemy in both [reckonings, the result is] adhi-ripu (a great/bitter enemy).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जब कोई ग्रह नैसर्गिक तथा तात्कालिक दोनों में मित्र हो, [तो संयुक्त फल] अधिमित्र होता है। जब एक में सम और दूसरे में मित्र हो, [तो फल] मात्र मित्र होता है। जब दोनों में शत्रु हो, [तो फल] अधिशत्रु (घोर शत्रु) होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.3, verse 61, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.49 (main-text printed page 18), read from 400dpi full-page render, text large and clear, under the heading "panchadhaa maitrii" (fivefold friendship). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  62. 3.62 सत्यापित

    Five-grade friendship rule, part 2: remaining combinations, closing instruction

    संस्कृत

    समे शत्रौ शत्रुरेव शत्रौ मित्रे समः स्मृतः । एवं विचार्य गुणकैः फलं वाच्यं यथोदितम् ॥ ६२ ॥

    same shatrau shatrureva shatrau mitre samah smritah | evam vichaarya gunakaih phalam vaachyam yathoditam || 62 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When [a planet is] neutral [in one reckoning] and an enemy [in the other, the result is] an enemy (śatru) indeed. When [it is] an enemy [in one] and a friend [in the other, the result is] remembered as neutral (sama). Having thus determined [the fivefold friendship] by these combined factors (guṇakaiḥ), the result (phala) should be declared as stated [by the applicable rules].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जब एक में सम और दूसरे में शत्रु हो, [तो फल] शत्रु ही होता है। जब एक में शत्रु और दूसरे में मित्र हो, [तो फल] सम माना गया है। इस प्रकार इन संयुक्त कारकों से विचार कर फल यथोक्त रूप से कहना चाहिए।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.3, verse 62, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.49 (main-text printed page 18), read from 400dpi full-page render, text large and clear. Closes the panchadha-maitri (fivefold friendship: adhimitra, mitra, sama, shatru, adhishatru) section, verses 60-62, which combines the naisargika (verses 56-59) and tatkalika (verse 60) friendship systems. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  63. 3.63 सत्यापित

    Positional (uchchadi-sthana) strength of planets, part 1: exaltation through friend's house

    संस्कृत

    स्वोच्चे शुभं बलं पूर्णं त्रिकोणे पादवर्जितम् । स्वर्क्षे दलं मित्रगेहे पादमात्रं प्रकीर्त्तितम् ॥ ६३ ॥

    svochche shubham balam puurnam trikone paadavarjitam | svarkshe dalam mitragehe paadamaatram prakiirttitam || 63 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In its own exaltation (svochcha), [a planet's] auspicious strength (bala) is full (pūrṇa, i.e. a full unit). In its [moola-]trikoṇa, [the strength is] minus a quarter (pāda-varjita, i.e. three-quarters). In its own sign (svarkṣa), [it is] half (dala). In a friend's house (mitra-geha), a quarter (pāda-mātra) is declared.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    अपनी उच्चराशि में ग्रह का शुभ बल पूर्ण (एक इकाई) होता है। मूलत्रिकोण में [बल] एक चतुर्थांश कम (अर्थात् तीन चौथाई) होता है। स्वराशि में आधा (दल) होता है। मित्र के गृह में एक चतुर्थांश (पाद-मात्र) कहा गया है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.3, verse 63, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036), PDF p.50 (main-text printed page 19), read from 400dpi full-page render, text large and clear. Opens the section on uchchadi-sthanabala (positional strength by exaltation/own-sign/friend's-sign etc.), following the panchadha-maitri (fivefold friendship) section (verses 60-62). Independently confirmed by the page's own Hindi commentary, which restates the same five-then-sixfold scale numerically (full, three-quarters, half, quarter, an eighth, zero) for exaltation/moolatrikona/own-house/friend's-house/neutral's-house/debilitation-combustion-enemy's-house respectively. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  64. 3.64 सत्यापित

    Positional strength, part 2: neutral's house, debilitation/combustion/enemy's house, and the reversed rule for malefic strength

    संस्कृत

    पादार्धं समभे प्रोक्तं वियोनीचास्तशत्रुभे । तद्वदेवाशुभं ब्रूयाद् व्यत्ययेन विचक्षणः ॥ ६४ ॥

    paadaardham samabhe proktam viyoniichaastashatrubhe | tadvadevaashubham bruuyaad vyatyayena vichakshanah || 64 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    An eighth (pādārdha, half of a quarter) is declared in a neutral's (sama) house; and [zero, i.e. no strength at all] in debilitation (vi-yoni [DISCLOSED: the printed compound is unusual, but the commentary confirms this means "nīcha", debilitation]), combustion (asta), and an enemy's house. Likewise, the wise one (vichakṣaṇa) should state the inauspicious (malefic) strength in reverse order (vyatyayena) [i.e. applying this same scale in the opposite sense for malefic results].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    सम के घर में अष्टमांश (पादार्ध, अर्थात् चौथाई का आधा) कहा गया है; तथा नीच [स्पष्टीकरण: मुद्रित संधि-पद असामान्य है, किन्तु टीका इसे "नीच" ही बताती है], अस्त, तथा शत्रुगृह में [बल शून्य होता है]। इसी प्रकार अशुभ (पाप) बल को विचक्षण पुरुष व्यत्यय (उलटे क्रम) से कहे [अर्थात् इसी मात्रा को पाप ग्रहों के अशुभ फल हेतु विपरीत क्रम में लागू करे]।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.3, verse 64, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.50 (main-text printed page 19), read from 400dpi full-page render, text large and clear. Closes the uchchadi-sthanabala section (verses 63-64). Independently confirmed by the page's own Hindi commentary ("sam ke ghar mein ashtamansh maatra, nicha, ast, evam shatrugriha mein shunya bal hota hai; isi tarah uchchaadi upayukt sthaanon mein vaiparitya se ashubhaprad bal bhi samajhana chahiye"). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

4 Grahadisadhana -- the computation of the planets (45)

  1. 4.1 सत्यापित

    Opening of tatkalikikarana (temporization): defining pankti and savaneshta-kala

    संस्कृत

    पञ्चाङ्गस्थो मिश्रमानकालः पङ्क्तिसमाह्वयः । सूर्योदयाद्यातकालः सावनेष्ट उदीरितः ॥ १ ॥

    panchaangastho mishramaanakaalah panktisamaahvayah | suuryodayaad yaatakaalah saavaneshta udiiritah || 1 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The mixed-measure time (mishra-mana-kala) found in the pancha-anga (the five-limbed almanac/panchang) is called by the name 'pankti'. The time elapsed (yata-kala) from sunrise [to the desired moment] is declared [to be] the desired savana (solar-day-based) time.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पंचांग में स्थित मिश्रमान काल 'पंक्ति' नाम से कहा जाता है। सूर्योदय से (अभीष्ट क्षण तक) बीता हुआ काल (यातकाल) अभीष्ट सावन काल कहा गया है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.4, verse 1, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036), PDF p.51 (main-text printed page 20), read from a 1000-3000dpi tight crop after the chapter's opening heading "atha grahadisadhanaa'dhyayah" and subheading "grahon ka taatkaalikiikaran" (temporization of the planets). DISCLOSED/RESOLVED: the second word's opening syllable was initially ambiguous between "pashcha" (श्चा) and "pancha" (ञ्चा) at first glance; a 3000dpi close zoom on the glyph shape, PLUS the page's own Hindi commentary independently using the identical spelling in "panchaangasthit mishramaan-kaal ko pankti kahate hain" (confirming the intended technical sense: the almanac-based mixed-measure time), together confirm the reading as "panchaanga-stha" (situated in the panchanga), not "pashchaanga" (which is not a standard term in this context). Opens a new technical section on computing an ishta-kala time-correction from panchang data -- distinct in register from Chapter 3's classificatory verses. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  2. 4.2 सत्यापित

    Defining yata and aishya (elapsed vs. yet-to-come) time-difference

    संस्कृत

    दिनाघमन्तरं यच्च तयोर्यातैष्यकं हि तत् । पङ्क्त्याधिक्ये यातसंज्ञमैष्यमिष्टेऽधिके स्मृतम् ॥ २ ॥

    dinaaghamantaram yachcha tayoryaataishyakam hi tat | panktyaadhikye yaatasanjnamaishyamishte'dhike smritam || 2 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    And whatever difference in days(-and-fractions) (dinadi-antara) exists between these two [the ishta-kala and the pankti-kala] -- that indeed is [called] the 'yataishyaka' (elapsed-or-yet-to-come figure). When the pankti[-kala] is the greater, it is remembered under the name 'yata' (elapsed); when the ishta[-kala] is the greater, [it is remembered as] 'aishya' (yet to come).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    इन दोनों (इष्टकाल व पंक्तिकाल) का जो दिनादि अंतर है, वही 'यातैष्यक' कहलाता है। पंक्तिकाल के अधिक होने पर उसे 'यात' संज्ञा से, तथा इष्टकाल के अधिक होने पर 'ऐष्य' संज्ञा से स्मरण किया गया है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.4, verse 2, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.51 (main-text printed page 20), read from clean 2000-3000dpi crops covering the full line in two halves, text clear and unambiguous. Independently confirmed by the page's own Hindi commentary, which restates the same rule in almost the same words: "donon kalon ke dinaadik antar ko yaatakaal ya aishyakaal kahate hain; ishtakaal se pankti-kaal yadi aage ho ... to pankti-kaal mein se ishtakaal ko ghataaven, dinaadik avashesh ko rinaatmak ya yaatasangyak samajhen; pankti-kaal se ishtakaal hi yadi aage ho ... to ishtakaal se hi pankti-kaal ko ghataakar dinaadik shesh ko dhanaatmak ya aishya samajhen." English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  3. 4.3 सत्यापित

    Computing the chalana (correction) figure from the yata/aishya difference and planetary daily motion

    संस्कृत

    ऋणं धनं दिनाद्यं तद् गुणितं ग्रहभुक्तिभिः । खरसैर्विहृतं लब्धमंशाद्यं चालनं फलम् ॥ ३ ॥

    rinam dhanam dinaadyam tad gunitam grahabhuktibhih | kharasairvihritam labdhamamshaadyam chaalanam phalam || 3 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    That debit-or-credit (rina/dhana) day-fraction (dinadi), multiplied by the planet's [daily] motion (graha-bhukti), [and] divided by 'kharasa' [DISCLOSED: a bhuta-sankhya (word-numeral) compound; not confidently decoded word-by-word, but inferred -- consistent with the standard classical procedure of dividing a day into 60 ghatikas -- to denote sixty (60)] -- the degree-etc. (amshadi) quotient (labdha) so obtained is the correction (chalana) result (phala).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    वह ऋण या धन दिनादि (घटी-पल का अंतर), ग्रह की दैनिक गति से गुणा करके, 'खरसैः' [स्पष्टीकरण: यह एक भूतसंख्या (शब्द-अंक) पद है, शब्दशः पूर्ण निश्चित नहीं, किंतु दिन के ६० घटी होने की मानक गणना-प्रणाली के अनुरूप साठ (६०) का सूचक अनुमानित] से भाग देने पर जो अंशादि लब्धि प्राप्त हो, वही चालन-फल कहलाता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.4, verse 3, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.51 (main-text printed page 20), read from clean 2000-3000dpi crops, text clear. The word "kharasaih" is a bhuta-sankhya (word-numeral) term of the same kind already encountered and disclosed in Ch.3 v.51 (agni/surya/tithi/dik/nakshatra/nakha degree-numerals) -- here its exact word-by-word derivation is not independently confirmed, but the surrounding Hindi commentary describes the identical division-by-60 procedure ("aanit rina-dhan ya yataishya dinaadik ko tattad-grahagati se gunaakar 60 se bhaag dene par jo anshaadik labdhi aave"), and division by 60 (the number of ghatikas in a day) is the standard step in this classical ishta-sphuta/chalana correction procedure, strongly corroborating the numeric value even though the word-numeral itself is left undecoded rather than silently asserted. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  4. 4.4 सत्यापित

    Applying the chalana correction to the almanac planets to obtain tatkalika (current) planets; reversed for nodes and retrograde planets

    संस्कृत

    पङ्क्तिग्रहेषु संशोध्यं योज्यं च क्रमशस्तदा । तात्कालिकग्रहा वामं पाते वक्रखगेऽपि तत् ॥ ४ ॥

    panktigraheshu samshodhyam yojyam cha kramashastadaa | taatkaalikagrahaa vaamam paate vakrakhage'pi tat || 4 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Then that [chalana correction] should respectively be subtracted from, or added to, the pankti-planets [the planetary positions as given by the almanac] -- [thus] the tatkalika (currently-corrected, temporized) planets [are obtained]. At a node (pata, i.e. Rahu/Ketu), and likewise for a retrograde planet (vakra-khaga), that [same procedure] is applied in reverse (vamam).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    तब उस चालन को पंक्तिग्रहों में क्रमशः घटाना या जोड़ना चाहिए -- इस प्रकार तात्कालिक ग्रह प्राप्त होते हैं। पात (राहु-केतु) में तथा वक्री ग्रह में भी यही क्रिया उलटे क्रम (वाम) से करनी चाहिए।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.4, verse 4, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.51 (main-text printed page 20), read from a 1000dpi crop of the page's bottom strip, text clear and unambiguous. Closes the four-verse tatkalikikarana (temporization) procedure opened at v.1: pancha-anga time (v.1) -> yata/aishya difference (v.2) -> chalana correction figure (v.3) -> applying that correction, with sign reversed for nodes and retrograde planets (v.4). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  5. 4.5 सत्यापित

    Opening of the apraksha-graha (non-luminous planet) computations: deriving Dhuma from the Sun

    संस्कृत

    सत्यंशैश्चीन्दुभागैर्भैश्चतुर्भिश्च युतो रविः ॥ ५ ॥

    satyanshaishchiindubhaagairbhaishchaturbhishcha yuto ravih || 5 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The [true, spashta] Sun, joined by [a bhuta-sankhya (word-numeral) figure here DISCLOSED as not confidently decoded word-by-word, but firmly corroborated by the page's own following commentary, which explicitly restates the value] four signs (rashi), thirteen degrees (amsha), and twenty minutes (kala) -- [the result of this addition is what the next verse names Dhuma].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [स्पष्ट] सूर्य में [एक भूतसंख्या (शब्द-अंक) मान, जिसे शब्दशः पूर्ण निश्चय के साथ नहीं पढ़ा जा सका, किन्तु अगले श्लोक की टीका में स्पष्ट रूप से पुनः कहे गए मान से दृढ़तापूर्वक पुष्ट है:] चार राशि, तेरह अंश, और बीस कला जोड़ने पर [जो प्राप्त होता है, उसे अगला श्लोक 'धूम' नाम देता है]।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.4, verse 5, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036), PDF p.52 (main-text printed page 21, final line) continuing onto PDF p.53 (printed page 22). Read via multiple 3000dpi crops after an initial mistargeted attempt landed on an unrelated worked numeric example; the final successful crop confirmed the printed text unambiguously as "satyamshaishchiindubhaagairbhaishchaturbhishcha yuto ravih". DISCLOSED: this is a bhuta-sankhya (word-numeral) verse of the same kind already flagged in Ch.3 v.51 and Ch.4 v.3 -- the individual words (satya/amsha/indu/bhaga/bhaih/chatur) are not independently decoded letter-by-word here, but the page's own detailed commentary immediately following verse 8 explicitly restates the numeric value in full: the Sun plus four signs (rashi), thirteen degrees, and twenty minutes gives Dhuma -- strongly corroborating the intended value even though the verse's own word-numeral derivation is left undecoded rather than silently asserted. This verse opens a new heading, "dhuumaadi apraakaash grahon kaa saadhan" (computation of the non-luminous planets beginning with Dhuma), distinct in subject from the preceding tatkalikikarana section (verses 1-4). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  6. 4.6 सत्यापित

    Naming Dhuma as a great affliction; deriving Vyatipata from Dhuma

    संस्कृत

    धूमो नाम महादोषः सर्वकर्मविनाशकः । धूमो मण्डलतः शुद्धो व्यतीपातोऽत्र दोषदः ॥ ६ ॥

    dhuumo naama mahaadoshah sarvakarmavinaashakah | dhuumo mandalatah shuddho vyatiipaato'tra doshadah || 6 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [The figure so obtained,] named Dhuma ("smoke"), is a great affliction (maha-dosha) [that is] the destroyer of all undertakings (sarva-karma-vinashaka). Dhuma, cleared/rectified (shuddha) from (mandalatah) the [full] circle (mandala, i.e. subtracted from 360 degrees / twelve signs), [gives] Vyatipata -- here too an affliction-giver (doshada).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    यह प्राप्त मान धूम नाम से जाना जाता है, जो एक महादोष है और समस्त कार्यों का नाशक है। धूम को मण्डल (३६०° अर्थात् बारह राशि) में से घटाकर शुद्ध करने पर व्यतीपात प्राप्त होता है -- यह भी यहाँ दोषकारक है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.4, verse 6, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.53 (printed page 22), read from clean 3000dpi split crops covering the full two-line verse; text clear and unambiguous. Independently confirmed by the page's own detailed commentary immediately following verse 8, which explicitly restates "dhuuma ko 12 raashi (360 digree) mein se ghataane par vyatiipaat hotaa hai" (subtracting Dhuma from 12 signs/360 degrees gives Vyatipata). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  7. 4.7 सत्यापित

    Deriving Parivesha from Vyatipata, and Indrachapa from Parivesha

    संस्कृत

    सषड्भेदऽत्र व्यतीपाते परिवेषस्तु दोषकृत् । परिवेषश्च युतश्चक्रादिन्द्रचापश्च दोषदः ॥ ७ ॥

    shashadbheda'tra vyatiipaate pariveshastu doshakrit | pariveshashcha yutashchakraadindrachaapashcha doshadah || 7 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Here, in that Vyatipata, together with a six-fold [i.e. six-sign, 180-degree] addition (sha-shad-bheda) [DISCLOSED: this is a terse, compressed construction; its precise arithmetic sense -- Vyatipata plus six signs -- is confirmed not by grammatical decomposition alone but by the page's own following commentary, which explicitly restates the identical numeric procedure], Parivesha indeed becomes the affliction-doer. And Parivesha, joined with [i.e. reckoned against] the circle (chakrat) [DISCLOSED: likewise a compressed phrase; the commentary explicitly confirms the operation performed here is subtracting Parivesha from the circle/360 degrees], [gives] Indrachapa, which is also affliction-giving.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    यहाँ उस व्यतीपात में छह राशि (१८०°) जोड़ने पर [स्पष्टीकरण: यह संक्षिप्त पद है; इसका ठीक-ठीक गणितीय अर्थ -- व्यतीपात में छह राशि जोड़ना -- केवल शब्द-विच्छेद से नहीं, अपितु पृष्ठ की अपनी टीका के स्पष्ट पुनर्कथन से पुष्ट है] परिवेष दोषकारक होता है। तथा परिवेष को चक्र (मण्डल/३६०°) के सन्दर्भ में लेकर [स्पष्टीकरण: यह भी संक्षिप्त पद है; टीका स्पष्ट करती है कि यहाँ परिवेष को ३६०° में से घटाया जाता है] इन्द्रचाप प्राप्त होता है, जो भी दोषदायक है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.4, verse 7, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.53 (printed page 22), read from clean 3000dpi split crops (left/right halves per line, plus one confirmatory tight zoom on "pariveshashcha yutashchakraat" to rule out a suspected but absent "vi-" (subtractive) prefix -- the printed text is confirmed as "yuta" not "viyuta"). DISCLOSED: the verse's own wording for both operations (Vyatipata+6 signs -> Parivesha; Parivesha vs. the circle -> Indrachapa) is compressed/elliptical rather than spelling out addition/subtraction explicitly; the exact arithmetic sense is not asserted from grammar alone but is strongly corroborated by the page's own detailed commentary immediately after verse 8, which explicitly restates: "vyatiipaat mein 6 raashi jodne par parivesh hotaa hai; parivesh ko 12 raashi mein se ghataane par indrachaap hotaa hai" (adding 6 signs to Vyatipata gives Parivesha; subtracting Parivesha from 12 signs gives Indrachapa). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  8. 4.8 सत्यापित

    Deriving Ketu (Shikhi) from Indrachapa; verification loop closing back to the Sun

    संस्कृत

    र्यंशोनात्यष्टिभागैश्च युतश्चापोऽशुभः शिखी । एकराशियुते केतौ सूर्यो राश्यादिको भवेत् ॥ ८ ॥

    ryamshonaatyashtibhaagaishcha yutashchaapo'shubhah shikhii | ekaraashiyute ketau suuryo raashyaadiko bhavet || 8 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [DISCLOSED: the opening conjunct of this line is fully present on the page -- not a scan-edge gap, contrary to an earlier working guess -- but its exact letters are not confidently decodable at this print's resolution; it is transcribed here as best-effort "rya", but may represent a different aksara.] ...joined by [a bhuta-sankhya figure, likewise not independently decoded word-by-word, but corroborated by the following commentary as] sixteen degrees and forty minutes, the inauspicious (ashubha) Chapa (i.e. Indrachapa) [becomes] Shikhi ("the crested one", i.e. Ketu/the upagraha named Ketu here). [As a verification/closing check:] when one sign (rashi) is added to [this] Ketu, the Sun, [reckoned] in signs-degrees-etc. (rashyadika), should result [i.e. the cycle closes back to the Sun's own position].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [स्पष्टीकरण: इस पंक्ति का आरम्भिक संयुक्ताक्षर पृष्ठ पर पूर्णतः मुद्रित है -- यह भौतिक किनारे की कोई कमी नहीं है, जैसा कि पहले अनुमानित किया गया था -- किन्तु इस मुद्रण के विभेदन में इसके ठीक-ठीक अक्षर निश्चयपूर्वक नहीं पढ़े जा सके; यहाँ अनुमानतः "र्य" के रूप में लिखा गया है, किंतु यह किसी अन्य अक्षर का भी हो सकता है।] ...सोलह अंश और चालीस कला [एक भूतसंख्या पद, जो शब्दशः स्वतंत्र रूप से नहीं पढ़ा जा सका, किन्तु आगे की टीका से पुष्ट है] जोड़ने पर अशुभ चाप (अर्थात् इन्द्रचाप) शिखी (अर्थात् केतु नामक उपग्रह) कहलाता है। [जाँच हेतु:] इस केतु में एक राशि जोड़ने पर राश्यादि रूप में सूर्य [की ही स्थिति] प्राप्त होनी चाहिए [अर्थात् चक्र पुनः सूर्य पर बंद हो जाता है]।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.4, verse 8, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.53 (printed page 22), line 2 ("ekaraashiyute ketau suuryo raashyaadiko bhavet") read cleanly from a 2500dpi crop, text clear and unambiguous. Line 1 ("[opening conjunct]shonaatyashtibhaagaishcha yutashchaapo'shubhah shikhii") read from a sequence of full-page 600dpi and higher-resolution (up to 4500dpi) crops. CORRECTION/DISCLOSURE: an earlier working pass mistakenly concluded the line's opening syllable(s) were physically absent from the scan (blank paper at a tight left-margin crop); on more careful re-crop and coordinate recalculation, this was found to be a mistargeted crop landing one text-line too high or too low, not a genuine scan defect -- the page's true left margin at this line is blank only up to its normal ~76pt indent (consistent with the indent of the surrounding verse lines), after which ink is fully present. The opening conjunct itself, however, remains genuinely hard to decode with confidence at this print's resolution and font compression; it is transcribed here as a best-effort "rya" (DISCLOSED, not asserted with certainty). The intended numeric value (16 degrees, 40 minutes, added to Indrachapa to yield Ketu/Shikhi) is independently confirmed via the page's own detailed commentary immediately following this verse, which explicitly restates the full five-part chain -- Dhuma, Vyatipata, Parivesha, Indrachapa, Ketu -- with exact figures, and explicitly closes the verse range as "5-8" ("is prakaar shloka 5 se 8 tak dhuumaadi panch apraakaash grahon kaa saadhan kahaa"), and includes the verification loop (Ketu + 1 sign = the Sun's own position) as an explicit check on the computation. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  9. 4.9 सत्यापित

    The results (phala) of the five apraksha-grahas when conjoined with Sun, Moon, or Lagna

    संस्कृत

    रवीन्दुलग्नगेष्वेषु वंशायुर्ज्ञाननाशनम् ॥ ९ ॥ एषां पश्चादर्कदोषाणां स्थितिः पद्मासनोदिता ॥

    raviindulagnageshveshu vamshaayurjnaananaashanam || 9 || eshaam pashchaadarkadoshaanaam sthitih padmaasanoditaa ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    These [five apraksha-grahas -- Dhuma, Vyatipata, Parivesha, Indrachapa, and Ketu/Shikhi], when situated with (DISCLOSED: the compound "ravi-indu-lagna-geshu" is compressed/terse; its precise sense is confirmed not from grammar alone but from the page's own following commentary) the Sun, Moon, and Lagna [respectively], destroy [one's] lineage (vamsha), longevity (ayus), and wisdom (jnana) [respectively]. Following (pashchat) these, the position/status (sthiti) of these solar afflictions (arka-dosha) has been declared by the Lotus-seated one (padmasana, i.e. Brahma).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    ये पाँच अप्रकाश ग्रह (धूम, व्यतीपात, परिवेष, इन्द्रचाप, तथा केतु/शिखी) क्रमशः सूर्य, चन्द्र, तथा लग्न से युक्त होने पर [स्पष्टीकरण: "रवीन्दुलग्नगेष्वेषु" संधि-पद संक्षिप्त है; इसका ठीक-ठीक अर्थ केवल व्याकरण से नहीं, अपितु पृष्ठ की आगे की टीका से पुष्ट है] क्रमशः वंश, आयु, तथा ज्ञान का नाश करते हैं। इनके पश्चात् इन अर्कदोषों (सौर-दोषों) की स्थिति पद्मासन (ब्रह्मा) द्वारा कही गई है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.4, verse 9, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036), PDF p.53 (main-text printed page 22), read from a clean 600dpi full-page render, text large and legible without further zoom. Closes the apraksha-graha (Dhuma etc.) section under the heading "apraakaash grahon kaa phal" (results of the non-luminous planets). NOTE ON VERSE-NUMBER PLACEMENT: the printed text places the running number "9" (॥९॥) after the verse's first line and a plain single danda (no number) after the second line; both lines are transcribed here together as verse 9, since the page's own Hindi commentary explicitly discusses both lines' content together before citing "॥९॥" at the very end of its paragraph ("...in paanch (dhuumaadi) arkadoshon kii sthiti brahmaajii ne kahii hai ॥9॥"), confirming the two lines form one unit rather than two separately-numbered verses. Independently corroborated by that same commentary ("upayukt dhuum aadi paanch apraakaash grah suurya, chandra yaa lagn se yukt hon to kramashah vansh, aayu aur gyaan kaa naash hotaa hai"). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  10. 4.10 सत्यापित

    Opening of the Gulika-saadhana (computation of Gulika and the other day-lord upagrahas)

    संस्कृत

    गुलिकादि-साधन— रविवारादिशन्यन्तं गुलिकादि निरूप्यते ॥ १० ॥

    ravivaaraadishanyantam gulikaadi niruupyate || 10 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [Heading: "Computation of Gulika and the others".] Beginning from Sunday (ravi-vara) [and continuing] up to Saturn['s day] (shani), Gulika and the others [i.e. the seven day-lord-based upagrahas: Gulika, Yamaghantaka, Mrityu, Kalavela/Kaala, and Ardhaprahara -- named across the following verses] are [now] set forth (nirupyate, "is described").

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [शीर्षक: "गुलिकादि-साधन"।] रविवार से आरम्भ कर शनिवार तक, गुलिक आदि (अर्थात् गुलिक, यमघण्टक, मृत्यु, कालवेला/काल, तथा अर्धप्रहर नामक वारेश-आधारित उपग्रह, जिनके नाम आगे के श्लोकों में दिए गए हैं) का निरूपण किया जाता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.4, verse 10, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.53 (main-text printed page 22), read from a clean 600dpi full-page render, text large and legible. Opens the Gulika-adi-sadhana (computation of Gulika and the other weekday-based upagrahas) section, continuing into verses 11-13 (verse 13 falling on the next page, PDF p.54/printed page 23). Independently corroborated by the page's own Hindi commentary spanning both pages ("suuryavaaraadi se shanivaar paryant gulik aadi kaa nirupan kiyaa jaataa hai -- dinamaan ko aath bhaag kar kramashah vaaresh se ganana karen..."). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  11. 4.11 सत्यापित

    Computing Gulika: dividing the day into eight parts from the weekday-lord

    संस्कृत

    दिवसानष्टधा कृत्वा वारेशाद् गणयेत् क्रमात् । अष्टमांशो निरीशः स्यात् छन्यंशो गुलिकः स्मृतः ॥ ११ ॥

    divasaanashtadhaa kritvaa vaareshaad ganayet kramaat | ashtamaanshah niriishah syaat chhanyanshah gulikah smritah || 11 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Having divided the day (divasa) into eight (ashtadha) parts, one should count (ganayet) in order (kramat) from the lord of the [week]day (vareshat) [i.e. assign the seven planets as lords of the first seven eighth-parts of the day, in the weekday sequence starting from that day's own lord]. The eighth part (ashtamamsha) should be without a lord (nirisha) [DISCLOSED: the following word, transcribed here as "chhanyamshah", is not confidently decoded letter-by-word -- likely a compressed reference to "Saturn's part/portion", consistent with the following commentary's explicit statement that Saturn's eighth-part is called Gulika]; [that lordless/Saturn's] part is remembered as Gulika.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    दिन को आठ भागों में विभाजित कर, वारेश (उस दिन के स्वामी ग्रह) से आरम्भ कर क्रमशः गणना करनी चाहिए [अर्थात् सप्ताह-क्रम में सात ग्रहों को प्रथम सात अष्टमांशों का स्वामी मानें]। आठवाँ भाग निरीश (स्वामीरहित) होता है [स्पष्टीकरण: अगला पद, जिसे यहाँ "छन्यंशः" के रूप में लिखा गया है, शब्दशः पूर्ण निश्चय के साथ नहीं पढ़ा जा सका -- सम्भवतः यह "शनि के भाग" का संक्षिप्त सूचक है, जो आगे की टीका के इस स्पष्ट कथन से मेल खाता है कि शनि का भाग गुलिक कहलाता है]; वह भाग गुलिक नाम से स्मरण किया गया है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.4, verse 11, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.53 (main-text printed page 22), read from a clean 600dpi full-page render, text large and legible except for one compressed word (transcribed as "chhanyamshah") whose precise letter-by-letter decoding is uncertain. DISCLOSED: the intended sense (the eighth part, i.e. Saturn's part in the weekday sequence, is named Gulika) is independently and explicitly confirmed by the page's own Hindi commentary spanning this page and the next ("...athvaan bhaag yahaan bhi niriish yaa binaa swaamii kaa hotaa hai. shani kaa bhaag gulik, guru kaa yamaghant, bhaum kaa mrityu, ravi kaa kaalvelaa, budh kaa ardhaprahar hotaa hai || 10-13 ||"), which lists Gulika as specifically Saturn's portion. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  12. 4.12 सत्यापित

    Computing the night's eighth-parts: continuing the Gulika/upagraha assignment for night charts

    संस्कृत

    रात्रिमप्यष्टधा भक्त्वा वारेशात् पञ्चमादितः । गणयेदष्टमः खण्डो निरीशः परिकीर्तितः ॥ १२ ॥

    raatrimapyashtadhaa bhaktvaa vaareshaat panchamaaditah | ganayedashtamah khando niriishah parikiirtitah || 12 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Having divided the night (ratri) too into eight (ashtadha) [parts], one should count (ganayet), beginning from the fifth [planet] (panchamaditah) counted from the weekday-lord (vareshat) [i.e. for a night-birth, the eightfold assignment of planetary lords to the night's eighth-parts begins from the fifth planet in sequence from that day's own lord, rather than from the lord itself as in the daytime rule of verse 11]. The eighth division (ashtamah khandah) is declared (parikirtitah) [as before, in verse 11] to be without a lord (nirisha).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    रात्रि को भी आठ भागों में विभाजित कर, वारेश से पाँचवें ग्रह से आरम्भ कर गणना करनी चाहिए [अर्थात् रात्रि में जन्म होने पर आठों भागों के अधिपतियों का क्रम वारेश से नहीं, अपितु वारेश से पाँचवें ग्रह से आरम्भ होता है, जबकि दिन के लिए यह क्रम श्लोक ११ के अनुसार वारेश से ही आरम्भ होता है]। आठवाँ भाग (जैसा पूर्व श्लोक में भी कहा गया) निरीश (स्वामीरहित) घोषित किया गया है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.4, verse 12, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036), PDF p.54 (main-text printed page 23), read from a clean 600dpi full-page render, text large and legible. Continues the Gulika-adi-sadhana section opened at verse 10 (previous page). Independently corroborated by the page's own Hindi commentary spanning verses 10-13 ("isi tarah raatrimaan ko bhi aath bhaagkar vaaresh se paanchven grah se aarambh kar saat grah pratham aadi saat bhaagon ke adhipati hote hain. aathvaan bhaag yahaan bhi niriish yaa binaa swaamii kaa hotaa hai"). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  13. 4.13 सत्यापित

    Naming the five kalavela upagrahas by planetary eighth-part: Gulika, Yamaghantaka, Mrityu, Kalavela, Ardhaprahara

    संस्कृत

    शन्यंशो गुलिकः प्रोक्तो गुर्वंशो यमघण्टकः । भौमांशो मृत्युरादिष्टो रव्यंशः कालसंज्ञकः ॥ १३ ॥ सौम्यांशोऽर्धप्रहरकः स्पष्टः स्यात् स्वस्वदेशतः ।

    shanyanshah gulikah prokto gurvanshah yamaghantakah | bhaumaanshah mrityuraadishto ravyanshah kaalasanjnakah || 13 || saumyaanshah ardhaprahara kah spashtah syaat svasvadeshatah |

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Saturn's eighth-part (shanyamsha) is declared (prokta) Gulika; Jupiter's eighth-part (gurvamsha) [is] Yamaghantaka. Mars's eighth-part (bhaumamsha) is designated (adishta) Mrityu; the Sun's eighth-part (ravyamsha) is named (samjnaka) Kala [Kalavela]. Mercury's eighth-part (saumyamsha) [is] Ardhaprahara -- [each] should be made exact (spashta) according to one's own respective locality (sva-sva-deshatah, i.e. adjusted for local latitude/longitude).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    शनि का अष्टमांश गुलिक कहा गया है; गुरु का अष्टमांश यमघण्टक है। मंगल का अष्टमांश मृत्यु नाम से बताया गया है; सूर्य का अष्टमांश काल (कालवेला) संज्ञक है। बुध का अष्टमांश अर्धप्रहर है -- [प्रत्येक को] अपने-अपने देश (स्थान) के अनुसार स्पष्ट (शुद्ध) करना चाहिए।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.4, verse 13, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.54 (main-text printed page 23), read from a clean 600dpi full-page render, text large and legible. Third line ("saumyaanshah ardhaprahara kah spashtah syaat svasvadeshatah") carries no separate verse-number in the print (single closing danda only) but is transcribed as part of verse 13, following the same convention already disclosed at verse 9: the page's Hindi commentary explicitly discusses all five upagraha-names (Gulika, Yamaghantaka, Mrityu, Kalavela, Ardhaprahara) together before citing the combined range "॥ १०-१३ ॥" ("shani kaa bhaag gulik, guru kaa yamaghant, bhaum kaa mrityu, ravi kaa kaalvelaa, budh kaa ardhaprahar hotaa hai ॥ 10-13 ॥"), confirming Mercury's Ardhaprahara belongs within this same verse unit. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  14. 4.14 सत्यापित

    Opening of Gulika-lagna computation: using Gulika's own start-time as the ishta-kala

    संस्कृत

    गुलिक लग्न-साधन— गुलिकारम्भकालेष्ट-समयाश्रयतस्तु यत् ॥ १४ ॥

    gulikaarambhakaaleshta-samayaashrayatastu yat || 14 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [Heading: "Computation of the Gulika-lagna".] That [ascendant] which [is derived] by relying upon (ashraya) the desired-moment (ishta-samaya) treated as the time of Gulika's commencement (gulikarambha-kala) [continues in the next verse]...

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [शीर्षक: "गुलिक लग्न-साधन"।] गुलिक के आरम्भ-काल को ही इष्ट-समय मानकर, उसके आश्रय से जो [लग्न बनता है, वह आगे के श्लोक में बताया गया है]...

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.4, verse 14, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.54 (main-text printed page 23), read from a clean 600dpi full-page render, text large and legible. Opens the Gulika-lagna-sadhana section; grammatically incomplete on its own, continuing directly into verse 15. Independently corroborated by the page's own Hindi commentary ("gulikaarambh kaal ko ishtasamay maankar jo lagnaanayan paddhati se lagna banaayaa jaay vahi gulik kahlaataa hai"). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  15. 4.15 सत्यापित

    Completing the Gulika-lagna definition; its alternate name Mandi

    संस्कृत

    लग्नं यत्साध्यते विद्धि गुलिकः स निगद्यते । नामान्तरं तु तस्यैव मान्दिरित्यभिधीयते ॥ १५ ॥

    lagnam yatsaadhyate viddhi gulikah sa nigadyate | naamaantaram tu tasyaiva maandirityabhidhiiyate || 15 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [Continuing verse 14:] whatever lagna (ascendant) is thereby accomplished/derived (sadhyate) -- know (viddhi) that it is called (nigadyate) Gulika [in this secondary sense, the "Gulika-lagna"]. Its (tasya eva) alternate name (namantara) is stated (abhidhiyate) to be 'Mandi'.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [श्लोक १४ का शेषांश:] जो लग्न इस प्रकार साधा जाता है, उसे ही गुलिक (गुलिक-लग्न) कहा गया है, ऐसा जानो। उसी का नामांतर (दूसरा नाम) 'मान्दि' कहा गया है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.4, verse 15, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.54 (main-text printed page 23), read from a clean 600dpi full-page render, text large and legible. Closes the two-verse (14-15) Gulika-lagna definition. Independently corroborated by the page's own Hindi commentary ("usi gulik kaa sangyaantar maandi bhi hai. dinagat ishtakaal hone par din ke gulikeisht se, evam raatrigat isht kaal rahne par raatrigat gulikeisht par se lagnaanayan karnaa hi svaabhaavik hai ॥ 14-15 ॥"). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  16. 4.16 सत्यापित

    Definition of Pranapada, part 1: the basic Pranapada-rashi from ishta-kala palas

    संस्कृत

    प्राणपद की परिभाषा पलैस्तु तिथिभिः प्राणपदभं समुदीरितम् । इष्टकालोद्भवं तत्तु चराग्द्विभगे रवौ ॥ १६ ॥

    palaistu tithibhih praanapadabham samudiiritam | ishtakaalodbhavam tattu [DISCLOSED-UNCERTAIN: charaagdvibhage] ravau || 16 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [Heading: "Definition of Pranapada".] By [treating the ishta-kala's] palas as [if they were] tithis (tithibhih), the Pranapada-sign (praanapada-bha) is declared (samudiritam). That [sign], arising from the ishta-kala (ishtakalodbhavam) -- [when the] Sun (ravau) [is in a movable/chara sign, add the raw Pranapada figure itself; DISCLOSED: the compressed compound naming the fixed (sthira) and dual (dvisvabhava) cases, transcribed here as best-effort "charagdvibhage", is not confidently decoded letter-by-letter at this print's resolution, but its intended sense is fully corroborated by the following commentary, see source] ...

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [शीर्षक: "प्राणपद की परिभाषा"।] इष्टकाल के पलों को तिथि मानकर, प्राणपद-राशि कही गई है। इष्टकाल से उत्पन्न वह [राशि, सूर्य के चर राशिगत होने पर स्वयं ही प्राणपद होती है; स्पष्टीकरण: स्थिर व द्विस्वभाव राशियों की स्थिति बताने वाला संक्षिप्त पद, जिसे यहाँ अनुमानतः "चराग्द्विभगे" लिखा गया है, इस मुद्रण के विभेदन में अक्षरशः पूर्ण निश्चय से नहीं पढ़ा जा सका, किंतु इसका आशय आगे की टीका से पूर्णतः पुष्ट है, देखें source]...

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.4, verse 16 (line 1-2 of 3; verse continues onto the next line/page, cut short by a worked numerical example at the bottom of this page), Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.54 (main-text printed page 23), read from a clean 600dpi full-page render and a further direct-crop zoom (scratchpad/bphs-v16-band.png, scratchpad/bphs-v16-word-zoom.png) of the second line. Line 1 ("palaistu tithibhih praanapadabham samudiiritam") is clear and unambiguous. Line 2's final compound (preceding "ravau") is compressed/ligature-heavy and its exact letters (transcribed here as best-effort "charagdvibhage") are DISCLOSED as uncertain rather than asserted with confidence. The intended computational rule is nonetheless independently and explicitly confirmed by the page's own Hindi commentary: "chara-sthir-dvisvabhaav raashigat suurya mein ishtakaalik praanpad raashi ko kramashah suurya, suurya se navam, tathaa usase pancham raashi mein jod dene par spashta praanpad ho jaataa hai" -- i.e. when the Sun is in a movable (chara) sign the raw Pranapada-sign itself is used; when in a fixed (sthira) sign, the 9th sign from it is used; when in a dual (dvisvabhava) sign, the 5th sign from it is used, per verse 17 (not yet transcribed) which states the trine-based correction. A worked numerical example ("udaaharan") follows at the bottom of this page and is editorial commentary, not root verse text -- correctly excluded here per this project's BPHS copyright-safety discipline. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  17. 4.17 सत्यापित

    Computing Pranapada, step 1: the ghati-based figure, quartered and combined with a pala-quotient

    संस्कृत

    प्राणपद का साधन— घटी चतुर्गुणा कार्या तिथ्याप्तैश्च पलैर्युता ॥ १७ ॥

    ghatii chaturgunaa kaaryaa tithyaaptaishcha palairyutaa || 17 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [Heading: "Computation of Pranapada".] The [ishta-kala's] ghati figure should be made fourfold (multiplied by four); and [to that] joined the palas obtained by dividing [that ghati-figure's remainder] by 'tithi' [a bhuta-sankhya (word-numeral) here denoting fifteen].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [शीर्षक: "प्राणपद का साधन"।] इष्टकाल की घटी को चौगुना (चार से गुणा) करना चाहिए; तथा उसमें तिथि [एक भूतसंख्या पद, यहाँ पन्द्रह (१५) का सूचक] से भाग देने पर प्राप्त पल जोड़ने चाहिए।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.4, verse 17, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036), PDF p.55 (main-text printed page 24), read from a clean 600dpi full-page render, text large and legible. Opens the Pranapada-sadhana (computation method) section, following the definition already given at verse 16. Independently corroborated by the page's own Hindi commentary spanning verses 17-19 ("ishtaghatii ko chaar se gunaakar gunanaphal mein pandrah se pal mein bhaag lekar labdhi jod den"), which explicitly confirms "tithi" here denotes fifteen. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  18. 4.18 सत्यापित

    Computing Pranapada, step 2: reducing to a sign-number by twelves, and the degree from the pala-remainder doubled

    संस्कृत

    दिवाकर हृता शेषं राशिश्चाथ पलात्मकम् । पूर्वशेषं द्विगुणितं लवाः स्फुटमुदीरिताः ॥ १८ ॥

    divaakara hritaa sheshah raashishchaatha palaatmakam | puurvashesham dviguNitam lavaah sphutamudiiritaah || 18 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Divided by 'divakara' [a bhuta-sankhya (word-numeral) here denoting twelve, i.e. the twelve signs], the remainder (shesha) [of the sum from verse 17] then [gives] the [Pranapada's] sign-number (rashi), of pala-nature (palatmaka) [i.e. the pala-based figure computed in v.17]. The earlier (purva) [pala-division] remainder, doubled (dvigunitam), [gives] the exact (sphuta) minutes/degrees (lavah), [so] declared.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    'दिवाकर' [एक भूतसंख्या पद, यहाँ बारह (१२), अर्थात् बारह राशियों का सूचक] से भाग देने पर जो शेष बचे, वह पल-रूप (पूर्व श्लोक से प्राप्त) प्राणपद की राशि-संख्या है। पूर्व (पल-भाग का) शेष, दुगुना करने पर, स्पष्ट अंश (लवाः) कहा गया है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.4, verse 18, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.55 (main-text printed page 24), read from a clean 600dpi full-page render, text large and legible. Independently corroborated by the page's own Hindi commentary ("yog mein 12 se tadit karen shesh ank ko raashi samajhen. palaatmak shesh ko dviguNit kar ansh samjhen"), which explicitly confirms "divakara" here denotes twelve, matching the standard bhuta-sankhya convention (Sun = twelve Adityas). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  19. 4.19 सत्यापित

    Computing Pranapada, step 3: applying the chara/sthira/dvisvabhava trine-correction to the Sun's own position

    संस्कृत

    एवं राश्यंशकौ सूर्यतत्त्रिकोणभभागयोः । योजयेत् क्रमशो विज्ञश्चरादौ संस्थिते रवौ ॥ १९ ॥ स्फुटं राश्यादिकं प्राणपदं, तत् प्रोच्यते पुनः ।

    evam raashyanshakau suuryatattrikoNabhabhaagayoh | yojayet kramasho vijnashcharaadau samsthite ravau || 19 || sphutam raashyaadikam praaNapadam tat prochyate punah |

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Thus, the wise one (vijna) should add (yojayet), respectively/in due order (kramashah), the [above-obtained] sign-and-degree (rashy-amshakau) to the Sun's own [sign-and-degree], or to that of the Sun's trine (trikona) [i.e. its 9th or 5th sign-and-degree] -- according to the Sun being situated (samsthite) in a movable sign (chara) or otherwise [i.e. fixed/sthira or dual/dvisvabhava; per the rule already introduced at verse 16]. The resulting exact (sphuta) sign-degree-etc. is again (punah) declared (prochyate) to be the Pranapada.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    इस प्रकार प्राप्त राशि-अंश को विज्ञ पुरुष सूर्य के अपने राशि-अंश में, अथवा सूर्य के त्रिकोण (नवम या पंचम) राशि-अंश में, सूर्य के चर राशिगत होने या अन्यथा (स्थिर/द्विस्वभाव) होने के अनुसार क्रमशः जोड़े [जैसा श्लोक १६ में पहले ही बताया गया है]। इस प्रकार प्राप्त स्पष्ट राशि-आदि को ही पुनः प्राणपद कहा जाता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.4, verse 19, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.55 (main-text printed page 24), read from a clean 600dpi full-page render, text large and legible. Closes the first Pranapada-computation method (verses 16-19), which the page's own commentary explicitly labels with the combined citation "॥ १७-१९ ॥" and restates in full ("is prakaar aagat raashi-ansh ko char-sthir-dvisvabhaav raashiyon mein suurya ki sthiti ke anusaar spashta suurya ke raashi-ansh mein, suurya se navam raashi ke raashi-ansh mein, tathaa suurya se pancham raashi ke raashi-ansh mein kramashah jod den to sphut praanapad ke raashi-ansh aadi hote hain"), confirming the trine-correction rule (9th for a fixed Sun, 5th for a dual-sign Sun, itself for a movable-sign Sun) disclosed at verse 16. A worked numerical example ("udaaharan") and a second alternative computation method (beginning at verse 20, heading "praanapad-saadhan kii duusri riiti") follow on this same page but are not yet transcribed. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  20. 4.20 सत्यापित

    Second method for Pranapada: converting the ishta-kala directly to palas and dividing by fifteen

    संस्कृत

    प्राणपद-साधन की दूसरी रीति— स्वेष्टकालं पलीकृत्य तिथ्याप्तं भादिकं च यत् ॥ २० ॥

    sveshtakaalam paliikritya tithyaaptam bhaadikam cha yat || 20 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [Heading: "The second method for computing Pranapada".] That which [results as] the sign-etc. (bhadikam) quotient by converting one's own desired-time (sva-ishta-kala) into palas and dividing by 'tithi' [a bhuta-sankhya (word-numeral) here denoting fifteen, as at verse 17] -- [continues in the next verse].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [शीर्षक: "प्राणपद-साधन की दूसरी रीति"।] अपने इष्टकाल को पल में बदलकर तथा तिथि [भूतसंख्या पद, यहाँ पन्द्रह (१५), जैसा श्लोक १७ में भी है] से भाग देने पर जो राश्यादि लब्धि प्राप्त हो -- [आगे के श्लोक में जारी]।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.4, verse 20, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036), PDF p.55 (main-text printed page 24), read from a clean 600dpi full-page render, text large and legible. Opens a second, algebraically-equivalent method for computing Pranapada (the page's own following commentary on the NEXT page explicitly derives and defends the equivalence of both methods: "donon prakaar praanapad saadhan ke liye sarvathaa yuktiyukt hai"). Independently corroborated by that commentary's restatement: "ishtakaal ko pal banaakar 15 se bhaag den, jo raashyaadik labdhi aave". English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  21. 4.21 सत्यापित

    Second method continued: applying the chara/sthira/dvisvabhava correction; listing favorable houses from the lagna

    संस्कृत

    चरागद्विभगे भानौ भानौ युङ् नवमे सुते । स्फुटं प्राणपदं तच्च लग्नतो नवमे सुते ॥ २१ ॥

    charaagadvibhage bhaanau bhaanau yung navame sute | sphutam praaNapadam tachcha lagnato navame sute || 21 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [DISCLOSED: this verse's syntax is unusually dense/compressed, including what appear to be two occurrences each of "bhaanau" ("to the Sun") and "navame sute" ("in the ninth [house], to that born/produced"); it is not confidently parsed word-for-word, but transcribed exactly as printed.] Onto the Sun -- [added, per the threefold movable/fixed/dual-sign division already stated at verse 16 and again compressed here as "charagadvibhage"] -- [or] in the ninth from it: [that is how] the exact (sphuta) Pranapada [is obtained; and, taken] from the lagna, in the ninth [house from it, is one auspicious placement, continuing into the list of favorable houses given in the next verse].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [स्पष्टीकरण: इस श्लोक की वाक्य-रचना असामान्य रूप से संक्षिप्त/सघन है, जिसमें "भानौ" ("सूर्य में") तथा "नवमे सुते" ("नवम में उत्पन्न") प्रत्येक दो-दो बार प्रतीत होते हैं; इसे शब्दशः पूर्ण निश्चय के साथ नहीं पढ़ा जा सका, अपितु ठीक वैसे ही लिखा गया है जैसे मुद्रित है।] सूर्य में [श्लोक १६ में पहले ही बताए गए चर-स्थिर-द्विस्वभाव त्रिविध विभाजन के अनुसार, यहाँ पुनः "चरागद्विभगे" रूप में संक्षिप्त] जोड़ने पर, अथवा उससे नवम में -- इस प्रकार स्पष्ट प्राणपद प्राप्त होता है; तथा लग्न से नवम में [होना एक शुभ स्थिति है, जिसकी सूची आगे के श्लोक में जारी है]।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.4, verse 21, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.55 (main-text printed page 24), read from a clean 600dpi full-page render and a further direct-crop zoom (scratchpad/bphs-v21-zoom.png) at higher resolution -- the individual aksaras are clear and unambiguous at the letter level, confirming the printed reading "charaagadvibhage bhaanau bhaanau yung navame sute | sphutam praaNapadam tachcha lagnato navame sute || 21 ||" exactly, INCLUDING the apparent double occurrence of "bhaanau" and of "navame sute". DISCLOSED: despite the letters themselves being legible, the verse's intended grammatical parse/segmentation is not confidently resolved (whether this is a genuine shastric repetition-for-emphasis, an artifact of extreme metrical compression, or governs two separate sub-clauses is not established here). The overall computational sense (the same chara/sthira/dvisvabhava trine-correction rule as verses 16-19, applied to the verse-20 quotient) is independently corroborated by the page's own Hindi commentary: "use char-sthir-dvisvabhaav-gat suurya ke anusaar suurya, suurya se navam, tatha suurya se pancham raashi ke raashyansh mein kramashah jodne par praanapad ke sphut raashyaadi hote hain". The favorable-houses sense (Pranapada in the 9th from lagna being one auspicious placement) is likewise corroborated by that commentary's list of six favorable houses (2nd, 4th, 5th, 9th, 10th, 11th from lagna), continued in verse 22. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  22. 4.22 सत्यापित

    Favorable and unfavorable houses for Pranapada from the lagna

    संस्कृत

    द्वितीये दशमे लाभे तुर्ये वापि शुभप्रदम् । अन्यत्र संस्थितं तत्तु सुखदं नहि जन्मिनाम् ॥ २२ ॥

    dvitiiye dashame laabhe turye vaapi shubhapradam | anyatra samsthitam tattu sukhadam nahi janminaam || 22 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [Pranapada, situated] in the 2nd, 10th, or 11th (labha) [house from the lagna], or else (vapi) in the 4th (turya), is auspicious (shubhaprada). Situated elsewhere (anyatra samsthitam), that [placement], however (tu), is not conducive to happiness/well-being (sukhada) for those born (janminam) [i.e. for the native].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [लग्न से] द्वितीय, दशम, अथवा लाभ (एकादश) में, अथवा चतुर्थ (तुर्य) में स्थित प्राणपद शुभप्रद है। अन्यत्र स्थित होने पर वह जातकों के लिए सुखदायक नहीं है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.4, verse 22, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.55 (main-text printed page 24, final verse of the page), read from a clean 600dpi full-page render, text large and legible. Closes the second Pranapada-computation-and-results section (verses 20-22). Note: this verse names four favorable houses (2nd, 4th, 10th, 11th); the page's own Hindi commentary (on the following page, PDF p.56/printed page 25) states a fuller list of six favorable houses ("lagna se dwitiya, chaturth, pancham, navam, dasham tathaa ekaadashastha ho to jaatak ko sarvathaa saukhya"), adding the 5th and 9th -- the 9th being covered by verse 21's disclosed "navame" clause; the 5th (pancham) is not explicitly located in the root-verse text transcribed here and may be implicit in the same compressed passage. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  23. 4.23 सत्यापित

    Defining palabha (the equinoctial noon gnomon-shadow)

    संस्कृत

    पलभा की परिभाषा तथा उसके द्वारा चरखण्ड का साधन— मेषादौ सायनार्के तु दिनार्धजनिता हि या । द्वादशाङ्गुलशङ्कोर्भा पलभेत्युच्यते बुधैः ॥ २३ ॥

    meshaadau saayanaarke tu dinaardhajanitaa hi yaa | dvaadashaangulashankorbhaa palabhetyuchyate budhaih || 23 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [Heading: "Definition of palabha, and computing the chara-khanda by means of it".] When the sayana (tropical) Sun is at the start (adi) of Aries (Mesha) -- that is, on an equinox day -- the shadow (bha) that is produced at midday (dinardha) by a twelve-angula gnomon (dvadashangula-shanku) is called 'palabha' by the wise (budhaih).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [शीर्षक: "पलभा की परिभाषा तथा उसके द्वारा चरखण्ड का साधन"।] जब सायन सूर्य मेष राशि के आरम्भ में हों, अर्थात् जब दिन-रात बराबर हों, तब मध्याह्न में बारह अंगुल के शंकु (गोमुख-यष्टि) से जो छाया उत्पन्न होती है, उसे विद्वानों ने 'पलभा' कहा है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.4, verse 23, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036), PDF p.57 (main-text printed page 26), read from a clean 600dpi full-page render, text large and legible. Opens a new section (palabha-pariksha/chara-khanda-sadhana) following the Pranapada material of the previous pages. Independently corroborated by the page's own Hindi commentary ("sayan-suurya meshaadigat jab hon, arthaat jab din-raat baraabar ho to madhyaahna samay mein 12 angul shanku ki chhaayaa palbhaa kahi jaati hai"). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  24. 4.24 सत्यापित

    Deriving the three chara-khandas (ascensional-difference portions) from palabha

    संस्कृत

    त्रिघ्ना सा गुणिता दिग्भिर्युजैर्दशभिः क्रमात् । त्रिभिर्हृताऽन्तिमगता भवेयुश्चरखण्डकाः ॥ २४ ॥

    trighnaa saa guNitaa digbhiryujairdashabhih kramaat | tribhirhritaa'ntimagataa bhaveyushcharakhandakaah || 24 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    That [palabha], multiplied respectively (kramat), in three placements, by [a set of bhuta-sankhya (word-numeral) multipliers here transcribed as] 'digbhi', 'yujaih', [and] 'dashabhih' [DISCLOSED: the precise word-by-word numeral values of this compressed compound are not independently derived here, but the following commentary explicitly gives them as ten, eight, and ten respectively] -- with the last (antima) of the three products divided by three (tribhih hrita) -- these become the [three] chara-khandas (ascensional-difference portions).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    उस पलभा को, [एक भूतसंख्या पद-समूह, यहाँ "दिग्भिः", "युजैः", "दशभिः" के रूप में लिखा गया, जिसके ठीक-ठीक अंक-मान स्वतंत्र रूप से यहाँ नहीं निकाले गए, किन्तु आगे की टीका स्पष्ट रूप से इन्हें क्रमशः दस, आठ, तथा दस बताती है] तीन स्थानों में क्रमशः गुणा करने पर, अन्तिम (तीसरे) गुणनफल को तीन से भाग देने पर, [ये तीन परिणाम] चरखण्ड (उदयान्तर के तीन भाग) कहलाते हैं।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.4, verse 24, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.57 (main-text printed page 26), read from a clean 600dpi full-page render, text large and legible at the letter level, though the compressed bhuta-sankhya compound's precise word-segmentation is not independently confirmed. Independently and explicitly corroborated by the page's own Hindi commentary: "us palbhaa ko teen sthaanon mein rakhkar, 10, 8, 10 se kramashah gunaa karen aur antim gunanphal mein teen se bhaag bhi den to kramashah teen charakhand hote hain", and by the page's own worked example ("kaashi ki palbhaa 5.45 hai. atah (5|45)x10=57=pratham charakhand. (5|45)x8=46=dwitiya charakhand evam (5|45)x(10/3)=19-2/3=triitiya charakhand"). Closes the two-verse (23-24) palabha/chara-khanda section, explicitly cited by the commentary as "॥ २३-२४ ॥". English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  25. 4.25 सत्यापित

    Opening of Svodaya (local rising-times) computation from Lankodaya: the standard rising-time figures for sign-pairs

    संस्कृत

    लङ्कोदय से स्वोदय का साधन— लङ्कोदया विघटिका गजभान्यङ्कगोऽश्विनः । त्रिपक्षदहना एताः क्रमोत्क्रमगताः पुनः ॥ २५ ॥

    lankodayaa vighatikaa gajabhaanyankagoashvinah | tripakshadahanaa etaah kramotkramagataah punah || 25 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [Heading: "Computing Svodaya (local rising-time) from Lankodaya (equatorial rising-time)".] The Lankodaya (equatorial rising-time) figures, in vighatikas, [are given by a bhuta-sankhya (word-numeral) compound here transcribed as] 'gaja-bha-anka-go-ashvinah' [DISCLOSED: not independently decoded word-by-word, but strongly corroborated -- see source -- as the three standard values 278, 299, and 323, one for each pair of signs counted from Mesha/Meena inward]; these, again, [are to be] applied in forward and reverse order (kramotkrama-gataah) [DISCLOSED: the preceding word "tripakshadahanaa" is likewise not confidently decoded letter-by-letter].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [शीर्षक: "लंकोदय से स्वोदय का साधन"।] लंकोदय (भूमध्यरेखा पर उदयकाल) के विघटिका-मान, [एक भूतसंख्या पद-समूह, यहाँ "गजभान्यंकगोऽश्विनः" के रूप में लिखा गया; स्पष्टीकरण: शब्दशः स्वतंत्र रूप से नहीं पढ़ा जा सका, किन्तु दृढ़तापूर्वक पुष्ट है -- देखें source -- मेष/मीन आदि राशि-युग्मों के लिए मानक तीन मान २७८, २९९, तथा ३२३ के रूप में]; ये पुनः क्रम व उत्क्रम (आगे व पीछे के क्रम) में प्रयुक्त होते हैं [स्पष्टीकरण: पूर्ववर्ती पद "त्रिपक्षदहना" भी शब्दशः पूर्ण निश्चय के साथ नहीं पढ़ा जा सका]।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.4, verse 25, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.57 (main-text printed page 26), read from a clean 600dpi full-page render, text large and legible at the letter level; the two bhuta-sankhya/technical compounds noted above are DISCLOSED as not independently word-parsed. The intended numeric values (278, 299, 323 vighatikas -- the standard Surya-Siddhanta-tradition equatorial rising-times for the three sign-pairs Mesha-Meena, Vrishabha-Kumbha, and Mithuna-Makara) are independently and explicitly confirmed by the page's own worked example immediately below verse 24 ("278, 299, 323, palon ko kram evam utkram se rakhkar...") and by the following verse's (26) commentary, which uses these same three figures throughout its worked "kaashi kaa swodaya-maan" table. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  26. 4.26 सत्यापित

    Completing Svodaya: applying the chara-dala correction, forward from Mesha and reverse from Tula

    संस्कृत

    क्रमोत्क्रमस्थितैर्हीनयुताश्चरदलैस्तदा । स्वोदयाः स्युः क्रमान्मेषातुलादेरुत्क्रमात्तथा ॥ २६ ॥

    kramotkramasthitairhiinayutaashcharadalaistadaa | svodayaah syuh kramaanmeshaatulaaderutkramaattathaa || 26 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Then, those [Lankodaya figures] arranged in forward-and-reverse order (kramotkrama-sthitaih), diminished or increased (hina-yutah) by the chara-dala (half of the chara-khandas obtained at verse 24) -- thus the svodaya (local rising-time) figures result, in forward order (kramat) starting from Mesha [Aries, for the first six signs], and, likewise, in reverse order (utkramat) starting from Tula [Libra, for the remaining six].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    तब उन (लंकोदय) मानों को क्रम व उत्क्रम में रखकर, चरदल (चरखण्ड के आधे भाग) से घटाने या जोड़ने पर, स्वोदय (अपने स्थान का उदयकाल) मान प्राप्त होते हैं -- मेष से आरम्भ कर क्रम से (प्रथम छह राशियों के लिए), तथा इसी प्रकार तुला से आरम्भ कर उत्क्रम से (शेष छह राशियों के लिए)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.4, verse 26, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.57 (main-text printed page 26), read from a clean 600dpi full-page render, text large and legible. Closes the two-verse (25-26) Svodaya-sadhana section, explicitly cited by the commentary as "॥ २५-२६ ॥". Independently corroborated by that commentary ("278, 299, 323 palon ko kram evam utkram se rakhkar kramotkramasthit charakhandon ko pratham teen sthaanon mein hiin, agrim teen sthaanon mein yut karen to meshaadi 6 raashiyon ke kram se, aur tulaadi shesh raashiyon ke utkram se swodaya-maan hote hain") and by the page's own worked "kaashi kaa swodaya-maan" table immediately following, which computes all six sign-pair svodaya values by exactly this subtract/add, forward/reverse procedure. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  27. 4.27 सत्यापित

    Opening of Lagna-sadhana-vidhi: converting the elapsed/remaining amshas of the Sun's sign into bhukta-kala and bhogya-kala

    संस्कृत

    लग्न-साधन-विधि— स्फुटोऽर्कः सायनः कार्यो भुक्तभोग्यांशकाश्च ये । स्वीयोदयगुणा त्रिंशद्भक्ताः कालास्तदाह्वयाः ॥ २७ ॥

    sphuto'rkah saayanah kaaryo bhuktabhogyaanshakaashcha ye | sviiyodayagunaa trimshadbhaktaah kaalaastadaahvayaah || 27 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [Heading: "The method for computing the Lagna (ascendant)".] The exact (sphuta) Sun should be made sayana (tropical, by adding the current ayanamsha). And whichever degrees (amshakah) are its bhukta (already-elapsed) and bhogya (yet-to-elapse) portions [within its own sign] -- these, multiplied by their own [sign's] udaya[mana] (rising-time, as obtained in verses 25-26) and divided by thirty (trimshad-bhaktah), become the [respectively-named] times (kalah) called by those same names [i.e. 'bhukta-kala' and 'bhogya-kala'].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [शीर्षक: "लग्न-साधन-विधि"।] स्फुट सूर्य को सायन करना चाहिए (अर्थात् तात्कालिक अयनांश जोड़ना चाहिए)। और जो उसके अपने राशि में भुक्त (बीत चुके) तथा भोग्य (शेष) अंश हों, उन्हें अपने-अपने (राशि के) उदयमान (श्लोक २५-२६ से प्राप्त) से गुणा कर तीस से भाग देने पर, उन्हीं नामों से पुकारे जाने वाले काल (भुक्तकाल तथा भोग्यकाल) प्राप्त होते हैं।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.4, verse 27, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036), PDF p.58 (main-text printed page 27), read from a clean 600dpi full-page render and a further direct bottom-margin crop (scratchpad/bphs-p57-bottom.png, taken from the previous page's full-resolution render) confirming the complete, unambiguous, non-truncated text ending at the verse-27 numeral. Opens the lagna-sadhana-vidhi (ascendant-computation method) section under that explicit heading. Independently corroborated by the page's own Hindi commentary ("jis samay spashta lagna banaana ho, us samay ke spashta suurya mein taatkaalik ayanaansh jodne se saayan suurya hota hai. us saayanaark ke bhukta yaa bhogya anshaadi ko us raashi ke udayamaan se gunaa kar 30 se bhaag den labdhi bhukta yaa bhogya kaal hota hai"). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  28. 4.28 सत्यापित

    Bhogya-method: subtracting bhogya-kala from the ishta-nadi-palas, then successive signs' svodaya, until a remainder is left

    संस्कृत

    अभीष्टनाडीपलतो भोग्यकालान् विशोधयेत् । ततश्चाग्रिमराशीनां स्वोदयांश्चाथ शेषकम् ॥ २८ ॥

    abhiishtanaadiipalato bhogyakaalaan vishodhayet | tatashchaagrimaraashiinaam svodayaamshchaatha sheshakam || 28 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    One should subtract the bhogya-kala [obtained in verse 27] from the desired [time's] nadi-palas (ishta-nadi-pala, i.e. the ishta-kala expressed in ghati-palas). Then, from that remainder, [subtract] the svodaya (local rising-time) figures of the successive (agrima) signs one by one, [continuing] until a further remainder (sheshakam) is left [that is smaller than the next sign's svodaya].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    अभीष्ट नाड़ी-पल (इष्टकाल का घटी-पल रूप) में से भोग्यकाल (श्लोक २७ से प्राप्त) घटाना चाहिए। तत्पश्चात् उस शेष में से आगे की राशियों के स्वोदय-मान क्रमशः घटाते जाना चाहिए, जब तक कि [अगली राशि के स्वोदय-मान से छोटा] शेष न बच जाए।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.4, verse 28, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.58 (main-text printed page 27), read from a clean 600dpi full-page render, text large and legible. Opens the 'bhogya-prakara' (bhogya-method) half of the two parallel lagna-sadhana procedures (the other, 'bhukta-prakara', being given at verse 30). Independently corroborated by the page's own Hindi commentary ("bhogya prakaar se lagna-saadhan karte samay bhogya kaal ko ishtanaadiipal mein ghataakar shesh mein agrim raashiyon ke udaya-maanon ko [jahaan tak ghata sake] ghataaven"). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  29. 4.29 सत्यापित

    Bhogya-method continued: the final quotient added to the count of exhausted signs from Mesha

    संस्कृत

    त्रिशता गुणितं भक्तमशुद्धोदयतः फलम् । लवाद्यं सहितं मेषादिकैः शुद्धैस्तु राशिभिः ॥ २९ ॥

    trishataa gunitam bhaktamashuddhodayatah phalam | lavaadyam sahitam meshaadikaih shuddhaistu raashibhih || 29 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [That final remainder from verse 28,] multiplied by 'trishata' [DISCLOSED: printed exactly as written here, literally "three hundred"; however, the page's own commentary and worked example instead use thirty at the equivalent step -- consistent with verse 27's own explicit "trimshad-bhaktah" (divided by thirty) -- so this may be a print variant of "trimshata" ("by thirty") rather than a genuinely different multiplier; transcribed exactly as printed without silent correction] and divided (bhaktam) by the [next, still-]unexhausted (ashuddha) sign's udaya[mana] -- the resulting quotient (phalam), [expressed as] degrees etc. (lavadyam), is added (sahitam) to the count of the [already-]exhausted (shuddhaih) signs, reckoned from Aries (meshadikaih) onward.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [श्लोक २८ के शेष को] 'त्रिशता' [स्पष्टीकरण: यहाँ ठीक इसी रूप में मुद्रित है, अर्थात् शब्दशः "तीन सौ"; परन्तु पृष्ठ की अपनी टीका तथा उदाहरण इसी चरण में तीस (३०) का ही प्रयोग करते हैं -- जो श्लोक २७ के अपने स्पष्ट "त्रिंशद्भक्ताः" (तीस से भाग) से भी मेल खाता है -- अतः यह सम्भवतः "त्रिंशता" (तीस से) का ही मुद्रण-भेद हो सकता है, न कि वास्तव में भिन्न गुणक; यहाँ ठीक वैसे ही लिखा गया है जैसे मुद्रित है, बिना मौन सुधार के] से गुणा कर, आगे की अशुद्ध (शेष) राशि के उदयमान से भाग देने पर जो अंशादि लब्धि (फल) प्राप्त हो, उसे मेष से गिनी गई शुद्ध (बीत चुकी) राशियों की संख्या में जोड़ देना चाहिए।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.4, verse 29, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.58 (main-text printed page 27), read from a clean 600dpi full-page render and a further direct band-crop zoom (scratchpad/bphs-p58-v2829-band.png) confirming the printed word "त्रिशता" unambiguously at the letter level, with no anusvara/bindu over the sha -- i.e. it is NOT visually distinguishable from "trishata" (three hundred) in this printing, though the numeric-consistency discrepancy with verse 27 and the commentary is explicitly disclosed above. Independently corroborated by the page's own Hindi commentary describing this same overall step ("is prakaar aagat shesh ko 30 se gunaakar ashuddhodaya maan se bhaag dene par jo anshaadik labdhi aave use, bhogya prakaar mein shuddha raashisankhyaa mein jodne se... saayan spashtalagna hota hai"). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  30. 4.30 सत्यापित

    The alternative bhukta-method: subtracting bhukta-kala and elapsed signs' svodaya

    संस्कृत

    भुक्ते विधौ भुक्तकालान् षष्टिशुद्धेष्टकालतः । विशोध्य, गतराशीनां स्वोदयांस्तत्र शोधयेत् ॥ ३० ॥

    bhukte vidhau bhuktakaalaan shashtishuddheshtakaalatah | vishodhya gataraashiinaam svodayaamstatra shodhayet || 30 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In the bhukta-method (bhukte vidhau) -- [the alternative procedure, contrasted with the bhogya-method of verses 28-29] -- having subtracted (vishodhya) the bhukta-kala [of verse 27] from the ishta-kala [after it has been] reduced by sixty (shashti-shuddha) [DISCLOSED: the precise sense of this sixty-based reduction is not independently re-derived here from grammar alone, but is read together with the page's own worked example], one should then subtract, from that [remainder], the svodaya (rising-time) figures of the elapsed (gata) signs [one by one].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    भुक्त-विधि में -- [श्लोक २८-२९ की भोग्य-विधि के विपरीत, दूसरी वैकल्पिक रीति] -- साठ से शुद्ध किए गए इष्टकाल में से भुक्तकाल (श्लोक २७ से प्राप्त) घटाकर [स्पष्टीकरण: इस साठ-आधारित संशोधन का ठीक-ठीक अभिप्राय केवल व्याकरण से स्वतंत्र रूप से यहाँ पुनः नहीं निकाला गया, अपितु पृष्ठ के अपने उदाहरण के साथ मिलाकर समझा गया है], उस शेष में से बीत चुकी (गत) राशियों के स्वोदय-मान क्रमशः घटाने चाहिए।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.4, verse 30, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.58 (main-text printed page 27), read from a clean 600dpi full-page render and a further direct word-level zoom crop (scratchpad/bphs-p58-v30-word2.png) that corrected an initial misreading of the opening word: the printed akshara is "भु" (bhu), not "शु" (shu) -- i.e. "भुक्ते विधौ भुक्तकालान्" ("in the bhukta-method, the bhukta-kalas"), which is internally consistent with the surrounding bhukta/bhogya terminology, not the initially-misread "शुक्रे विधौ शुक्तकालान्". Opens the 'bhukta-prakara' (bhukta-method), the alternative to the 'bhogya-prakara' of verses 28-29, matching the commentary's explicit two-method framing ("...bhogya prakaar mein shuddha raashisankhyaa mein jodne se, aur bhukta prakaar mein ashuddha raashisankhyaa mein ghataane se saayan spashtalagna hota hai"). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  31. 4.31 सत्यापित

    Final result: the exact nirayana lagna, and the seventh house six signs beyond it

    संस्कृत

    लवाद्यं तु फलं शुद्धमशुद्धाजादिराशितः । अयनांशविहीनं सत् स्फुटं लग्नं प्रजायते ॥ ३१ ॥ षड्राशिसहितं तच्च सप्तमं भवनं मतम् ।

    lavaadyam tu phalam shuddhamashuddhaajaadiraashitah | ayanaanshavihiinam sat sphutam lagnam prajaayate || 31 || shadraashisahitam tachcha saptamam bhavanam matam |

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    That resulting degrees-etc. (lavadyam) quotient (phalam), [in the bhukta-method] added onto the [already-]exhausted (shuddham) sign-count, or [in the bhogya-method, per verse 29,] [counted] from the [still-]unexhausted (ashuddha) sign onward, starting from Aries (ajadi) -- that [figure], once made free of the ayanamsha (ayanamsha-vihinam), becomes the exact (sphuta) [nirayana, sidereal] Lagna (ascendant). And that [Lagna], joined together with (sahitam) six signs (shad-rashi) [i.e. counted seven signs from it, or equivalently the opposite sign], is held (matam) to be the seventh house (saptama-bhavana).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    वह प्राप्त अंशादि फल, [भुक्त-विधि में] शुद्ध (बीत चुकी) राशि-संख्या में जोड़ने पर, अथवा [श्लोक २९ की भोग्य-विधि में] मेष से गिनी गई अशुद्ध राशि से आगे गिनने पर -- वह [परिणाम], अयनांश-रहित करने पर, स्पष्ट (निरयण) लग्न कहलाता है। और वह लग्न, छह राशि सहित (अर्थात् उससे सातवीं राशि), सप्तम भवन माना गया है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.4, verse 31, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.58 (main-text printed page 27), read from a clean 600dpi full-page render, text large and legible; the trailing unnumbered line ("shadraashisahitam tachcha saptamam bhavanam matam") carries no separate verse-number in the print and is transcribed together with verse 31 as one unit, consistent with the same convention already used at verses 9 and 19 in this chapter. Closes the five-verse (27-31) lagna-sadhana-vidhi section, which the page's own Hindi commentary explicitly cites as a combined unit ("...is prakaar spashta lagna nikaalne kii yah vidhi kahii gaii || 27-31 ||") and restates step-by-step, including the final ayanamsha-subtraction and the seventh-house (saptama-bhava) rule of adding six signs. A worked numerical example ("udaaharan") follows immediately on this same page but is not transcribed here, consistent with this project's exclusion of editorial worked-example content. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  32. 4.32 सत्यापित

    Exception rule: when the bhukta or bhogya-kala cannot be subtracted from the ishta-ghati-pala as usual

    संस्कृत

    भुक्त भोग्य काल की अल्पता में विशेष— स्वेष्टकालान्न संशुद्धेद् भुक्तं भोग्यं यदा तदा । त्रिशता गुणितं स्वेष्टं स्वोदयाप्तं लवादिकम् ॥ ३२ ॥ यत्तद्धीनं युतं कार्यं रवौ लग्नं स्फुटं भवेत् ।

    sveshtakaalaanna sanshuddhedbhuktam bhogyam yadaa tadaa | trishataa gunitam sveshtam svodayaaptam lavaadikam || 32 || yattaddhiinam yutam kaaryam ravau lagnam sphutam bhavet |

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [Heading: "A special rule for when the bhukta or bhogya-kala is [too] small [to be subtracted from the ishta-ghati-pala as in verses 28/30]".] When the bhukta or bhogya [kala, from verse 27,] cannot be subtracted (na sanshuddhet) from one's own ishta-kala [as the ordinary procedure requires] -- then, one's own ishta [ghati], multiplied by 'trishata' [DISCLOSED: printed exactly as at verse 29, literally "three hundred", but the page's own following worked example explicitly multiplies the ishta-ghati by thirty at this step, matching verse 27's own "trimshad-bhaktah"; transcribed exactly as printed] and divided by its own [sign's] udaya[mana], gives the degrees-etc. (lavadikam) [quotient]. That [quotient], decreased or increased (hina-yutam) [as the bhukta/bhogya case requires], should be applied (karyam) to the Sun (ravau); [thus] the exact (sphuta) lagna results.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [शीर्षक: "भुक्त भोग्य काल की अल्पता में विशेष"।] जब भुक्त या भोग्यकाल (श्लोक २७ से प्राप्त) अपने इष्टकाल में से [सामान्य विधि के अनुसार, श्लोक २८/३० जैसे] घटाया न जा सके, तब अपने इष्टघटी को 'त्रिशता' [स्पष्टीकरण: श्लोक २९ के समान ही यहाँ भी मुद्रित रूप में शब्दशः "तीन सौ"; परन्तु पृष्ठ का अपना उदाहरण इसी चरण में इष्टघटी को तीस (३०) से ही गुणा करता है, जो श्लोक २७ के "त्रिंशद्भक्ताः" से भी मेल खाता है; यहाँ ठीक वैसे ही लिखा गया है जैसे मुद्रित है] से गुणा कर अपने उदयमान से भाग देने पर अंशादि लब्धि प्राप्त होती है। उस लब्धि को [भुक्त या भोग्य की स्थिति के अनुसार] हीन या युत कर सूर्य में लगाने पर स्पष्ट लग्न प्राप्त होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.4, verse 32, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036), PDF p.59 (main-text printed page 28), read from a clean 600dpi full-page render, text large and legible. The heading, verse text (with running number 32 after its second line), and a further unnumbered continuation line are transcribed together as one unit, consistent with the convention already used at verses 9, 19, and 31 of this chapter. This exception rule follows immediately after the page's own worked numerical example for verses 27-31 (explicitly closed there with the citation "॥२७-३१॥"), addressing the case where the ishta-ghati-pala is too small for the ordinary bhukta/bhogya subtraction. Independently corroborated by the page's own following commentary and worked example ("yadi purv mein aaniit bhukta yaa bhogyakaal isht ghatii-pal mein nahiin ghate to ishtaghatii ko 30 se gunaakar apne udayamaan se bhaag den. bhaag dene par praapt anshaadi phal ko spashta suurya mein kramashah hiin-yut karen... to spashta lagna ho jaayegaa"), which explicitly uses thirty (not three hundred) at the corresponding step -- the same disclosed numeral discrepancy already noted at verse 29. A worked example ("udaaharanah") follows on this page but is not transcribed here. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  33. 4.33 सत्यापित

    Defining unnata (elevated) and nata (depressed) time

    संस्कृत

    नतोन्नत-परिज्ञान— द्युरात्रिगतशेषेष्टघट्योरल्पं तदुन्नतम् ॥ ३३ ॥ नतं दिननिशोर्द्धं उन्नतोनं प्रकीर्तितम् ।

    dyuraatrigatasheshestaghatyoralpam tadunnatam || 33 || natam dinanishordham unnatonam prakiirtitam |

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [Heading: "Knowledge of nata (depressed) and unnata (elevated) [time]".] Of the elapsed (gata) and remaining (shesha) ishta-ghatis of day and night (dyu-ratri), whichever is smaller (alpam) -- that is called unnata (elevated). Nata (depressed) is declared (prakirtitam) [to be] half of day-or-night (dina-nisho-ardham), diminished by unnata (unnatonam).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [शीर्षक: "नत तथा उन्नत [काल] का परिज्ञान"।] दिन-रात्रि की गत तथा शेष इष्ट-घटियों में से जो अल्प (छोटी) हो, वह उन्नत काल कहलाता है। दिन अथवा रात्रि के आधे (अर्द्ध) में से उन्नत घटाने पर जो बचे, वह नत काल कहा गया है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.4, verse 33, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036), PDF p.60 (main-text printed page 29), read from a clean 600dpi full-page render and a further direct band-crop zoom (scratchpad/bphs-p60-v33.png) confirming the printed text letter-by-letter, including the sandhi-joined "dinanishordham unnatonam" (dina-nisho-ardham + unnatonam). Opens the nata/unnata section under that explicit heading, immediately following the lagna-sadhana-vidhi (verses 27-32). Independently corroborated by the page's own Hindi commentary ("din aur raatri donon ki gatghatii aur sheshghatii in donon mein jo alp ho use unnat kaal kahte hain. unnat kaal ko dinadal yaa raatridal mein ghataane se shesh natakaal hota hai"). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  34. 4.34 सत्यापित

    Dashama-lagna-sadhana-vidhi, part 1: computing the 10th house from nata-palas via Lankodaya

    संस्कृत

    दशमलग्न-साधनविधि— नतात्पलीकृतात्पूर्वापरस्माद् भुक्तभोग्यतः ॥ ३४ ॥

    nataatpaliikritaatpuurvaaparasmaad bhuktabhogyatah || 34 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [Heading: "The method for computing the Dashama-lagna (the 10th house/meridian)".] From the nata [of verse 33], converted into palas, [and reckoned as] purva (before [noon], i.e. a morning nata) or apara (after, i.e. an afternoon/evening nata) -- by the bhukta or bhogya method respectively [continues in verse 35] --

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [शीर्षक: "दशमलग्न-साधनविधि"।] नत (श्लोक ३३ से प्राप्त) को पल में बदलकर, तथा उसे पूर्व (दोपहर से पहले का नत) अथवा अपर (दोपहर के बाद का नत) मानकर -- क्रमशः भुक्त अथवा भोग्य विधि द्वारा -- [आगे श्लोक ३५ में जारी] --

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.4, verse 34 (first half of the two-verse unit 34-35), Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.60 (main-text printed page 29), read from a clean 600dpi full-page render, text large and legible. Opens the dashama-lagna-sadhana-vidhi (10th-house/meridian computation method) section. Independently corroborated by the page's own Hindi commentary, which explicitly treats verses 34-35 as one combined procedure ("purvanat mein lankoday par se bhukta prakaar dwaara, pashchimanat mein lankoday par se bhogya prakaar dwaara jo lagna-saadhan kiya jaata hai vahi dashamlagna hota hai"), closed with the combined citation "॥३४-३५॥". English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  35. 4.35 सत्यापित

    Dashama-lagna-sadhana-vidhi, part 2: using Lankodaya (not Svodaya) for this computation, and the 4th house from it

    संस्कृत

    लङ्कोदयैः साध्यते यल्लग्नं तदशमाभिधम् । सषड्भे दशमे ज्ञेयं चतुर्थं द्विजसत्तम ॥ ३५ ॥

    lankodayaih saadhyate yallagnam tadashamaabhidham | sashadbhe dashame jneyam chaturtham dvijasattama || 35 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [Continuing from verse 34:] whichever lagna is computed (sadhyate) by means of the Lankodaya (equatorial rising-time, as at verse 25) figures [rather than the Svodaya figures used for the ordinary lagna of verses 27-32] -- that is called (abhidham) the Dashama (10th house/meridian). And, O best of the twice-born (dvija-sattama), the 4th house should be known (jneyam) as that Dashama-lagna joined with six signs (sa-shadbhe, i.e. the seventh sign from it).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [श्लोक ३४ से आगे:] लंकोदय (श्लोक २५ के समतुल्य-रेखा उदयकाल) मानों के द्वारा जो लग्न साधित किया जाता है [न कि श्लोक २७-३२ के सामान्य लग्न-साधन में प्रयुक्त स्वोदय मानों के द्वारा] -- वही दशम (दशम भवन/मध्याह्न-रेखा) कहलाता है। और, हे द्विजसत्तम, उस दशम-लग्न में छह राशि जोड़ने पर चतुर्थ भवन जानना चाहिए।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.4, verse 35, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.60 (main-text printed page 29), read from a clean 600dpi full-page render, text large and legible. Closes the two-verse (34-35) dashama-lagna-sadhana section, explicitly cited by the commentary as "॥३४-३५॥" and restated in full ("...dashama lagna mein 6 raashi jodne par chaturtha lagna hota hai"), and further corroborated by the page's own worked example, which computes the 1st, 4th, 7th, and 10th lagnas together and closes with the same combined citation. A worked numerical example follows on this page but is not transcribed here, consistent with this project's exclusion of editorial worked-example content. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  36. 4.36 सत्यापित

    Computing the remaining houses (2nd, 3rd, 5th, 6th) by trisecting the arcs between Lagna, 4th, and 7th

    संस्कृत

    शेष भाव और सन्धियों का साधन— लग्नं सुखात् सुखं कामाद् विशोध्य त्रिभिराहरेत् । एकांशं द्विगुणश्चापि युञ्ज्याल्लग्नचतुर्थयोः ॥ ३६ ॥

    lagnam sukhaat sukham kaamaad vishodhya tribhiraharet | ekaansham dviguNashchaapi yunjyaallagnachaturthayoh || 36 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [Heading: "Computing the remaining houses and the sandhis (cusps)".] Having subtracted the Lagna (1st house) from Sukha (the 4th house), and Sukha from Kama (the 7th house), one should divide each [difference] by three (tribhih). The single (one-third) portion (ekaamsham), as well as the doubled (two-thirds) portion (dvigunashchapi), should then be added (yunjyat), respectively, to the Lagna and to the 4th [to obtain the 2nd and 3rd houses from the first difference, and the 5th and 6th houses from the second].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [शीर्षक: "शेष भावों तथा सन्धियों का साधन"।] लग्न (प्रथम भाव) को सुख (चतुर्थ भाव) में से, तथा सुख को काम (सप्तम भाव) में से घटाकर, प्रत्येक अन्तर को तीन से भाग देना चाहिए। एक अंश (एक-तिहाई भाग) तथा द्विगुणित (दो-तिहाई भाग) को क्रमशः लग्न तथा चतुर्थ में जोड़ने से [पहले अन्तर से द्वितीय व तृतीय भाव, तथा दूसरे अन्तर से पंचम व षष्ठ भाव प्राप्त होते हैं]।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.4, verse 36, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036), PDF p.61 (main-text printed page 30), read from a clean 600dpi full-page render, text large and legible. Opens the shesha-bhava-sandhi-sadhana (computing the remaining houses and cusps) section. "Sukha" (4th house) and "Kama" (7th house) are here read per the page's own worked example, which explicitly labels its computed values "chaturtha lagna" and "saptama lagna" at exactly this step. Independently corroborated by the page's own Hindi commentary ("pratham lagna ko chaturth lagna mein aur chaturth lagna ko saptam lagna mein ghataakar tiin se alag-alag bhaag den. ekgunit pratham labdhi ko lagna mein jodne se dwitiiya bhaav, dviguNit usii labdhi ko lagna mein jodne se tritiiya bhaav hote hain"). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  37. 4.37 सत्यापित

    Defining the sandhis (house-cusps) as half-sums of successive houses, and completing all twelve by the six-sign rule

    संस्कृत

    षड्भावाः सन्धयश्चैवं पूर्वापरयुतेर्दलात् । ससन्धयः षडेवं ते भार्धयुक्ताः परेऽपि च ॥ ३७ ॥

    shadbhaavaah sandhayashchaivam puurvaaparayuterdalaat | sasandhayah shadevam te bhaardhayuktaah pare'pi cha || 37 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Thus (evam), the six houses [1st through 6th, obtained via verses 34-36] and the sandhis (junction-points/cusps between successive houses) [are both established] -- the latter from half (dalat) the sum (yuti) of each preceding-and-following (purva-apara) [pair of house-longitudes]. These same six [houses], together with their sandhis (sa-sandhayah), when likewise (evam) joined with six signs (bha-ardha-yuktah) [DISCLOSED: "bhaardha", literally "half the zodiac", here denotes the standard six-sign addition already used at verses 31 and 35] -- give the other [remaining six houses and their sandhis] as well (pare'pi cha).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    इस प्रकार (एवं) छह भाव [श्लोक ३४-३६ से प्राप्त प्रथम से षष्ठ तक] तथा सन्धियाँ (परस्पर सटे भावों के मिलन-बिन्दु) दोनों सिद्ध होते हैं -- सन्धि प्रत्येक पूर्व-अपर (आगे-पीछे के) भाव-युगल के योग के आधे (दल) से प्राप्त होती है। इन्हीं छह भावों को, अपनी-अपनी सन्धियों सहित, इसी प्रकार छह राशि जोड़ने पर [स्पष्टीकरण: "भार्ध" अर्थात् "राशिचक्र का आधा भाग", यहाँ श्लोक ३१ तथा ३५ में प्रयुक्त छह-राशि जोड़ने के नियम का ही सूचक है] शेष अन्य [छह भाव तथा उनकी सन्धियाँ] भी प्राप्त हो जाते हैं।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.4, verse 37, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.61 (main-text printed page 30), read from a clean 600dpi full-page render, text large and legible. Closes the shesha-bhava-sandhi-sadhana section (verses 36-37). Independently corroborated by the page's own Hindi commentary ("purvaapar bhaavon ke yogaardh ko sandhi kehte hain... is prakaar aagat lagnaadi 6 bhaav tathaa 6 sandhiyon mein 6 raashiyon ke jodne par anya sabhi bhaav tathaa sandhiyaan ho jaayenge") and by the page's own extended worked example, which computes the 2nd and 3rd houses (and, on the following page, the 5th/6th houses and the sandhis) by exactly this trisection-and-addition procedure. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  38. 4.38 सत्यापित

    Opening of Bhava-Hora-Ghati-lagna-sadhana: the value of knowing these three special lagnas

    संस्कृत

    भाव-होरा-घटी-लग्न साधन— अथ वक्ष्यामि ते भावलग्नादीनि द्विजोत्तम ! । यज्ज्ञानतः फलादेशे क्षमा होराविदो जनाः ॥ ३८ ॥

    atha vakshyaami te bhaavalagnaadiini dvijottama | yajjnaanatah phalaadeshe kshamaa horaavido janaah || 38 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [Heading: "Computing the Bhava-lagna, Hora-lagna, and Ghati-lagna".] Now I shall tell you, O best of the twice-born (dvijottama), the Bhava-lagna and the other [two: Hora-lagna and Ghati-lagna] -- by knowledge of which, people (janah) versed in Hora (hora-vidah) become capable/competent (kshamah) in fruit-prediction (phaladesha).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [शीर्षक: "भाव-लग्न, होरा-लग्न, तथा घटी-लग्न का साधन"।] हे द्विजोत्तम, अब मैं तुम्हें भावलग्न आदि (भावलग्न, होरालग्न, घटीलग्न) बतलाता हूँ, जिनके ज्ञान से होराशास्त्र (ज्योतिष) के जानकार लोग फलादेश (फल बताने) में समर्थ होते हैं।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.4, verse 38, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036), PDF p.63 (main-text printed page 32), read from a clean 600dpi full-page render and a further direct band-crop zoom (scratchpad/bphs-p63-v38-43.png) confirming the printed text letter-by-letter. Opens the bhava-hora-ghati-lagna-sadhana (computation of three special lagnas) section under that explicit heading. Independently corroborated by the page's own Hindi commentary ("he Maitreya! ab main bhaavalagna-aadi bataataa huun. in bhaavalagna aadi ke jaankaar horaashaastragya phalaadesh mein nipun hote hain"). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  39. 4.39 सत्यापित

    The differing rates of motion (5, 2.5, and 1 ghati per sign) for Bhava-, Hora-, and Ghati-lagna

    संस्कृत

    सूर्योदयात् पञ्चवाणदलैकघटिकामिताः । भावहोराघटीलग्नमितयः क्रमशो द्विज ! ॥ ३९ ॥

    suuryodayaat panchavaaNadalaikaghatikaamitaah | bhaavahoraaghatiilagnamitayah kramasho dvija || 39 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    From sunrise (suryodayat), [the sign-by-sign advance of the Bhava-lagna, Hora-lagna, and Ghati-lagna is] measured (mitah) [respectively] in units of five (pancha), half-of-vana [DISCLOSED: 'vaaNadala', literally 'half of vana/five (a bhuta-sankhya word-numeral for the five arrows of Kama)', i.e. two-and-a-half], and one (eka) ghatikas -- [these being] the measures (mitayah) of the Bhava-, Hora-, and Ghati-lagna, respectively (kramashah), O twice-born (dvija).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    सूर्योदय से भावलग्न, होरालग्न, तथा घटीलग्न क्रमशः पाँच, ["वाणदल" अर्थात् पाँच का आधा, ढाई], तथा एक घटी के मान से [एक-एक राशि] व्यतीत होते हैं, हे द्विज।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.4, verse 39, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.63 (main-text printed page 32), read from a clean 600dpi full-page render and a further direct band-crop zoom, text legible at the letter level; the bhuta-sankhya compound "panchavaaNadalaika" (five, half-of-five, one) is disclosed as decoded via the standard vana=5 (arrows of Kama) convention rather than independently re-derived from a dictionary. Independently and precisely corroborated by the page's own Hindi commentary, which states the exact same three numeric rates explicitly: "suuryoday se bhaavalagna, horaalagna, ghatiilagna kramashah 5, 2.5, 1 ghatii pramaan se vyatiit hote hain". English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  40. 4.40 सत्यापित

    Computing the Bhava-lagna: ishta-nadi-palas divided by five, added to the tropical Sun

    संस्कृत

    इष्टनाडीपले पञ्चहृते राश्यादिकं फलम् । यत्तदौदयिके सूर्ये योज्यमङ्कं तु भावजम् ॥ ४० ॥

    ishtanaadiipale panchahrite raashyaadikam phalam | yattadaudayike suurye yojyamankam tu bhaavajam || 40 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the ishta-nadi-palas (desired time, in ghati-palas) is divided by five, a sign-etc. (rashy-adikam) quotient (phalam) results. That figure (ankam), when added (yojyam) to the audayika (tropical/sayana, "risen") Sun, is the Bhava-[lagna] product (bhava-jam).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    इष्ट नाड़ी-पल (इष्टकाल) को पाँच से भाग देने पर राश्यादि लब्धि (फल) प्राप्त होती है। उस अंक को औदयिक (सायन) सूर्य में जोड़ देने पर भावलग्न प्राप्त होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.4, verse 40, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.63 (main-text printed page 32), read from a clean 600dpi full-page render, text large and legible. Independently corroborated by the page's own Hindi commentary ("isht kaal mein bhaavalagna saadhan ke liye ishtnaadii pal ko 5 se bhaag lene par jo raashyaadik labdhi hove use audayik suurya mein jod den to bhaavalagna ho jaayegaa"). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  41. 4.41 सत्यापित

    Computing the Hora-lagna: ishta-nadi-palas doubled and divided by five, added to the tropical Sun

    संस्कृत

    एवमेते पुनर्द्वाभ्यां संगुण्य विभजेच्छरैः । लब्धं राश्यादिकं यत्तद्योज्यमौदयिके रवौ ॥ ४१ ॥

    evamete punardvaabhyaam samgunya vibhajechchharaih | labdham raashyaadikam yattadyojyamaudayike ravau || 41 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Thus (evam), these same [ishta-nadi-palas], again multiplied by two (dvabhyam) and divided by 'shara' [a bhuta-sankhya word-numeral here denoting five, the arrows of Kama] -- whatever sign-etc. (rashy-adikam) quotient (labdham) is obtained, that too should be added (yojyam) to the audayika (tropical) Sun (ravau).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    इसी प्रकार इन्हीं (इष्ट नाड़ी-पलों) को पुनः दो से गुणा कर पाँच ("शर", कामदेव के बाण) से भाग देने पर जो राश्यादि लब्धि प्राप्त हो, उसे भी औदयिक सूर्य में जोड़ देना चाहिए।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.4, verse 41, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.63 (main-text printed page 32), read from a clean 600dpi full-page render, text large and legible; "sharaih" (by the arrows) is the standard bhuta-sankhya term for five, matching "vaaNa" used similarly at verse 39. Independently corroborated by the page's own Hindi commentary ("isii tarah ishtaghatii palon ko do se gun kar paanch se bhaag len, raashyaadik labdhi ko audayik suurya mein jod den to sphut horaalagna ho jaayegaa"), which explicitly names the result Hora-lagna (this verse itself does not name the result, leaving that to verse 42). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  42. 4.42 सत्यापित

    Naming the Hora-lagna result; opening the Ghati-lagna computation via sign-count reduced by twelve

    संस्कृत

    होरालग्नं स्फुटं तत् स्याद् घटीलग्नमथोच्यते । इष्टनाडीमितान् राशीनर्कैः सन्तष्टितांस्तथा ॥ ४२ ॥

    horaalagnam sphutam tat syaad ghatiilagnamathochyate | ishtanaadiimitaan raashiinarkaih santashtitaamstathaa || 42 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    That [result of verse 41] is the exact (sphuta) Hora-lagna. Now the Ghati-lagna is explained (athochyate): [DISCLOSED: the second line's precise word-segmentation is not confidently resolved letter-by-word here, but its computational sense -- as confirmed by the page's own commentary -- is that] the signs (rashin) numerically equal to (mitan) the ishta-nadi[-palas], reduced by twelve ('arkaih', a bhuta-sankhya word-numeral for the Sun/twelve Adityas, i.e. taken modulo twelve) as needed, are likewise (tatha) [added to the audayika Sun's own sign, continuing into verse 43].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    वह (श्लोक ४१ का परिणाम) स्पष्ट होरालग्न होता है। अब घटीलग्न कहा जाता है: [स्पष्टीकरण: दूसरी पंक्ति का ठीक-ठीक शब्द-विभाजन यहाँ शब्दशः पूर्ण निश्चय के साथ नहीं किया जा सका है, परन्तु इसका गणितीय अभिप्राय -- जैसा कि पृष्ठ की अपनी टीका पुष्ट करती है -- यह है कि] इष्ट-नाड़ी (पलों) के तुल्य राशियों को बारह ('अर्कैः', सूर्य/बारह आदित्यों का भूतसंख्या-सूचक पद, अर्थात् आवश्यकतानुसार बारह से तष्टित/शुद्ध) से घटाकर, इसी प्रकार (तथा) [औदयिक सूर्य की अपनी राशि में जोड़ी जाती हैं, आगे श्लोक ४३ में जारी]।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.4, verse 42, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.63 (main-text printed page 32), read from a clean 600dpi full-page render and a further direct band-crop zoom (scratchpad/bphs-p63-v42-43.png); the individual aksaras of the second line are legible, but the compressed technical term "santashtitaam" is DISCLOSED as not confidently parsed word-for-word on its own. The overall computational sense (audayika Sun's sign, plus signs equal in count to the ishta-ghatis, reduced modulo twelve) is independently and explicitly corroborated by the page's own Hindi commentary ("ghatiilagn saadhan ke liye audayik suurya ke raashi mein 12 se tadit ishtaghatii tulya raashiyon ko... suurya ke ansh mein jod den, phir jo raashyaadik hon [12 raashiyon se adhik hone par punah tadit kar den] vahi ghatiilagna hoga"). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  43. 4.43 सत्यापित

    Completing the Ghati-lagna: adding degrees equal to half the ishta-palas

    संस्कृत

    तत्पलार्धमितानंशानुदयार्के तु योजयेत् । भादिकं तदिदं बोध्यं घटीलग्नं सदा बुधैः ॥ ४३ ॥

    tatpalaardhamitaanamshaanudayaarke tu yojayet | bhaadikam tadidam bodhyam ghatiilagnam sadaa budhaih || 43 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    And [continuing from verse 42, one] should add (yojayet) to the udaya[dika, tropical]-Sun's degrees, degrees (amshan) numerically equal to (mitan) half the ishta-palas (tat-pala-ardha). This sign-degree (bhaadikam) result should always be understood (bodhyam) by the wise (budhaih) as the Ghati-lagna.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    तथा उदयार्क (औदयिक सूर्य) के अंश में इष्ट-पलों के आधे के तुल्य अंश जोड़ देने चाहिए। इस राश्यंशादि परिणाम को विद्वानों को सदैव घटीलग्न समझना चाहिए।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.4, verse 43, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.63 (main-text printed page 32), read from a clean 600dpi full-page render and a further direct band-crop zoom, text large and legible. Closes the six-verse (38-43) bhava-hora-ghati-lagna-sadhana section, explicitly cited by the page's own commentary as a combined unit ("...vahii ghatiilagn hogaa || 38-43 ||") and worked through in a following numerical example (beginning on this same page: "ishtaghatii 25.15 mein paanch se bhaag dene par labdhi = 5.3.0.10", computing all three lagnas), which independently confirms the amsha-addition rule stated here. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  44. 4.44 सत्यापित

    Bhava-phala by degree of planet: full at the bhava, zero at a sandhi, split between two sandhis

    संस्कृत

    पूर्णं फलं ग्रहे भावसमे शून्यं तु सन्धिगे । सन्धिद्वयान्तरगते भवेत्तद्द्वावजं फलम् ॥ ४४ ॥

    puurnam phalam grahe bhaavasame shuunyam tu sandhige | sandhidvayaantaragate bhavettaddvaavajam phalam || 44 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Full (purnam) result (phalam) [comes] when a planet (grahe) is exactly at (same degree as) the Bhava(-lagna) (bhava-same); zero (shunyam), however, when at a sandhi (cusp) (sandhi-ge). When [a planet is] positioned between two sandhis (sandhi-dvaya-antara-gate), the result belonging to (jam) that [bhava] between the two (tad-dvau) should apply.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जब ग्रह भावलग्न के बराबर अंश पर हो, तब पूर्ण फल होता है; और सन्धि (कस्प) पर होने पर शून्य फल होता है। यदि ग्रह दो सन्धियों के बीच में स्थित हो, तो उन दोनों के मध्यवर्ती भाव का ही फल प्राप्त होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.4, verse 44, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036), PDF p.65 (main-text printed page 43), read from a clean 600dpi full-page render, text large and legible. Opens the closing bhava-phala (result-by-bhava-position) rule of the chapter, immediately following the bhava-hora-ghati-lagna worked example. Independently corroborated by the page's own Hindi commentary ("bhaavtulya grah mein us bhaav ka poorn phal aur sandhitulya grah mein shoonya phal hota hai. donon sandhiyon ke madhya mein kahin bhi grah rahe to unhi donon sandhiyon ke biich vaale bhaav ka phal vah detaa hai"). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  45. 4.45 सत्यापित

    Bhava-phala continued: results beyond the sandhis, and the phala-arambha/phala-abhava sandhis at 15 degrees

    संस्कृत

    सन्धिभ्यामधिके न्यूने फलमग्रिमपूर्वजम् । भावलग्नातु तिथ्यंशैः पुरः पृष्ठगतैर्द्विज ॥ ४५ ॥ फलाभाव-फलारम्भौ सन्धीचापि विनिर्दिशेत् ।

    sandhibhyaamadhike nyuune phalamagrimapuurvajam | bhaavalagnaatu tithyamshaih purah prishthagatairdvija || 45 || phalaabhaava-phalaarambhau sandhiichaapi vinirdishet |

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When [a planet's degree is] more or less (adhike nyune) than [the degrees of] the [two flanking] sandhis, the result is that born of the following or the preceding [bhava] (agrima-purva-jam) [respectively]. From the Bhava-lagna, O twice-born (dvija), by degrees numbering fifteen (tithy-amshaih) [DISCLOSED: 'tithi' is a standard bhuta-sankhya word-numeral for fifteen, the lunar tithis of a paksha] going forward (purah) and going backward (prishtha-gataih) -- these should be designated (vinirdishet) as, respectively, the phala-abhava (result-ending) and phala-arambha (result-beginning) sandhis.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    सन्धियों से अधिक या न्यून होने पर क्रमशः अगले या पिछले भाव का फल होता है। हे द्विज, भावलग्न से तिथि-तुल्य (पन्द्रह) अंश आगे तथा पन्द्रह अंश पीछे के स्थानों को ही क्रमशः फलाभाव (फल-समाप्ति) तथा फलारम्भ (फल-प्रारम्भ) की सन्धियाँ जानना चाहिए।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.4, verse 45 (three-line unit: numbered after line 2, with an unnumbered continuation line 3, consistent with the convention already used at verses 9, 19, 31, and 32 of this chapter), Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.65 (main-text printed page 43), read from a clean 600dpi full-page render, text large and legible. "tithy-amshaih" (fifteen degrees) is disclosed as decoded via the standard tithi=15 bhuta-sankhya convention. Closes the two-verse (44-45) bhava-phala rule, explicitly cited by the page's own commentary as "॥४४-४५॥", and precisely corroborated ("bhaavalagnon se 15 ansh aage aur 15 ansh peechhe kramashah phalaabhaav tathaa phalaarambh ke sthaan tathaa donon sandhiyaan hoti hain"). This verse closes Chapter 4 (grahaadi-sadhanaadhyaya, 'the chapter on computing the planets/lagnas and related items'); the page continues with a lengthy editorial 'vimarsha' (discussion) paragraph by the modern commentator weighing the bhava-lagna method against the sandhi method, followed by the chapter's closing colophon ("iti savimarsha-sudhaakhyaakhyopetaayaam brihatpaaraashara-horaayaam grahaadisaadhanaadhyaayah samaaptah || 4 ||") -- both are editorial/colophon material, not root verses, and are correctly excluded from transcription per this project's copyright-safety discipline. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

5 Rashishila -- the character of the signs (30)

  1. 5.1 सत्यापित

    Opening of Chapter 5 (Rashi-shila-adhyaya): the derivation of 'Hora' from 'Ahoratra'

    संस्कृत

    अथ राशिशीलाध्यायः ॥ ५ ॥ अहोरात्र-पदाद्यन्त्यलोपाद्धोरेति कथ्यते । तस्या हि ज्ञानमात्रेण जातकर्मफलं वदेत् ॥ १ ॥

    atha raashishiilaadhyaayah || 5 || ahoraatra-padaadyantyalopaaddhoreti kathyate | tasyaa hi jnaanamaatreNa jaatakarmaphalam vadet || 1 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [Chapter 5: "The Chapter on the Nature of the Signs" (Rashi-shila-adhyaya).] By the elision (lopa) of the first and last syllables of the word 'ahoratra' (day-and-night), it is called (kathyate) 'hora'. By mere knowledge (jnaana-maatreNa) of it [the hora/lagna], indeed (hi), one should declare (vadet) the native's (jaataka) karma-phala (the fruits of past action, i.e. life-events).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [अध्याय ५: "राशिशीलाध्यायः" (राशियों के स्वभाव का अध्याय)।] 'अहोरात्र' पद के आदि तथा अन्त्य वर्ण का लोप होने से 'होरा' कहलाती है। इस होरा (लग्न) के ज्ञानमात्र से ही जातक का कर्मफल (शुभाशुभ फल) कहना चाहिए।

    स्रोत: BPHS, Chapter 5 (Rashi-shila-adhyaya, "the chapter on the nature of the signs"), verse 1, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036), PDF p.66 (main-text printed page 45), read from a clean 600dpi full-page render and a further direct band-crop zoom (scratchpad/bphs-p66-v1-3.png) confirming the printed text letter-by-letter. Opens Chapter 5 immediately after Chapter 4's closing colophon. Independently corroborated by the page's own Hindi commentary ("'ahoraatra' is pad ke aadim evam antim varn lop se 'hora' ki nishpatti hoti hai. is hora (lagna) ke gyaanmaatra se jaatak ka karmaphal (shubhaashubhaphal) kehna chahiye"). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  2. 5.2 सत्यापित

    The twelve signs as the limbs of Kalapurusha (Vishnu/Janardana in the form of Time)

    संस्कृत

    यदव्यक्तात्मको विष्णुः कालरूपो जनार्दनः । तस्याङ्गानि निबोध त्वं क्रमान्मेषादिराशयः ॥ २ ॥

    yadavyaktaatmako vishnuh kaalaruupo janaardanah | tasyaangaani nibodha tvam kramaanmeshaadiraashayah || 2 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    That Vishnu, whose essence is unmanifest (avyakta-aatmakah), Janardana in the form of Time (kaala-rupah) -- know (nibodha) you (tvam) his limbs (tasya angaani) to be, in order (kramaat), the signs beginning with Mesha (Aries).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जो अव्यक्तस्वरूप विष्णु, कालरूप जनार्दन हैं -- हे (शिष्य), उन्हीं के अंग क्रमशः मेषादि राशियाँ हैं, ऐसा जानो।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.5, verse 2, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.66 (main-text printed page 45), read from a clean 600dpi full-page render and a further direct band-crop zoom (scratchpad/bphs-p66-v2-word.png) confirming the compressed word "tasyaangaani" (his limbs). Independently corroborated by the page's own Hindi commentary ("kaal svaruup jo avyaktaatmaa, janaardan, vishnu hain unhiin ke ang meshaadi 12 raashiyaan hain, aisa samajho"). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  3. 5.3 सत्यापित

    Naming the twelve signs in order, from Mesha to Mina

    संस्कृत

    मेषो वृषश्च मिथुनः कर्क-सिंह-कुमारिकाः । तुलालिचापमकराः कुम्भमीनौ यथाक्रमम् ॥ ३ ॥

    mesho vrishashcha mithunah karka-simha-kumaarikaah | tulaalichaapamakaraah kumbhamiinau yathaakramam || 3 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Mesha (Aries) and Vrisha (Taurus) and Mithuna (Gemini), Karka (Cancer), Simha (Leo), Kumarika (Virgo), Tula (Libra), Ali (Scorpio), Chapa (Sagittarius), Makara (Capricorn), Kumbha (Aquarius) and Mina (Pisces) -- in due order (yathaakramam) [are the twelve signs, the limbs of Kalapurusha named in verse 2].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    मेष, वृष, मिथुन, कर्क, सिंह, कन्या (कुमारिका), तुला, वृश्चिक (अलि), धनु (चाप), मकर, कुम्भ, तथा मीन -- ये यथाक्रम (क्रमशः) [काल-पुरुष के बारह अंग, अर्थात् बारह राशियाँ हैं]।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.5, verse 3, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.66 (main-text printed page 45), read from a clean 600dpi full-page render and a further direct band-crop zoom, text large and legible. Closes the three-verse (1-3) opening unit, explicitly cited by the page's own commentary as "॥१-३॥". English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  4. 5.4 सत्यापित

    Kala-purusha's limb-division: mapping the twelve body-parts to the twelve signs

    संस्कृत

    काल पुरुष के अङ्ग-विभाग— शीर्षानने तथा बाहू हृत्कोष्ठकटिवस्तयः । गुह्योरुयुगले जानुयुग्मे वै जङ्घे तथा ॥ ४ ॥ चरणौ द्वौ तथाऽजादेर्ज्ञेयाः शीर्षादयः क्रमात् ।

    shiirshaanane tathaa baahuu hritkoshthakativastayah | guhyoruyugale jaanuyugme vai janghe tathaa || 4 || charaNau dvau tathaa'jaaderjneyaah shiirshaadayah kramaat |

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [Heading: "The limb-division of Kalapurusha (the Time-Purusha)".] The head and the face (shirsha-anane); and the two arms (bahu); the heart, the belly, the waist, and the bladder (hrit-koshtha-kati-vasti); the genitals and the pair of thighs (guhya-uru-yugale); the pair of knees (janu-yugme); and likewise the two shanks (janghe); and the two feet (charanau dvau) as well -- these, beginning from the head (shirsha-adayah), should be known in order (kramaat) starting from Aja [Mesha/Aries onward, i.e. mapped one each to the twelve signs of verse 3].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [शीर्षक: "काल-पुरुष के अंग-विभाग"।] शिर तथा मुख; दोनों भुजाएँ; हृदय, उदर, कटि, तथा वस्ति (मूत्राशय); गुह्य (गुप्तांग) तथा दोनों जाँघें; दोनों घुटने; तथा दोनों पिंडलियाँ (जंघा); तथा दोनों पैर भी -- ये [बारह अंग], शिर से आरम्भ कर, मेष (अज) आदि राशियों में क्रमशः जानने चाहिए।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.5, verse 4, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.66 (main-text printed page 45), read from a clean 600dpi full-page render and TWO further direct band-crop zooms (scratchpad/bphs-p66-v4.png and scratchpad/bphs-p66-v4-word.png), the second specifically confirming the compressed compound "hritkoshthakativastayah" (heart-belly-waist-bladder) letter-by-letter, correcting an initial less-certain overview reading of that compound. The heading, the two-line numbered verse, and its unnumbered continuation third line are transcribed together as one unit, consistent with the convention already used repeatedly in Chapter 4 (e.g. verses 9, 19, 31, 32, 45). This is the standard twelve-fold Kalapurusha body-map (Mesha=head, Vrishabha=face, Mithuna=arms, Karka=heart, Simha=belly, Kanya=waist, Tula=bladder, Vrishchika=genitals, Dhanu=thighs, Makara=knees, Kumbha=shanks, Mina=feet), independently corroborated by the page's own Hindi commentary, which restates the same twelve items (with 'guhya' expanded there as 'ling, guda' -- genitals and anus together, still one item for Vrishchika) and closes with "...baarah ang kramashah meshaadi dvaadash raashiyaan hain || 4 ||". English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  5. 5.5 सत्यापित

    The chara/sthira/dvisvabhava, cruel/gentle, male/female, and humoral designations of the signs

    संस्कृत

    राशियों की चरादि संज्ञा— चरस्थिरद्विस्वभावाः क्रूराक्रूरौ नरस्त्रियौ ॥ ५ ॥ पित्तानिलत्रिधात्वैक्य-श्लैष्मिकाश्च क्रियादयः ।

    charasthiradvisvabhaavaah kruuraakruurau narastriyau || 5 || pittaanilatridhaatvaikya-shlaishmikaashcha kriyaadayah |

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [Heading: "The chara (movable) etc. designations of the signs".] [The twelve signs] beginning with Kriya (Mesha/Aries) [onward] are, [respectively, in repeating groups of three]: movable, fixed, and dual-natured (chara-sthira-dvi-svabhaavaah); cruel and gentle (kruura-akruurau); male and female (nara-striyau); and of bilious (pitta), windy (anila), of-united-three-humors (tri-dhaatu-aikya), and phlegmatic (shlaishmika) nature.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [शीर्षक: "राशियों की चर आदि संज्ञा"।] क्रिया (मेष) आदि राशियाँ [क्रमशः, तीन-तीन के समूह में] चर, स्थिर, तथा द्विस्वभाव कही जाती हैं; क्रूर तथा अक्रूर (सौम्य); नर तथा स्त्री (संज्ञक); तथा पित्त, वात (अनिल), त्रिधातु (सन्निपात), एवं कफ प्रकृति वाली होती हैं।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.5, verse 5 (heading + numbered first line + unnumbered continuation second line, consistent with the recurring multi-line-unit convention), Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.66 (main-text printed page 45), read from a clean 600dpi full-page render and two further direct band-crop zooms (scratchpad/bphs-p66-v5-real3.png and scratchpad/bphs-p66-v5-line2c.png) confirming both lines letter-by-letter, including the compressed compound "pittaanilatridhaatvaikya-shlaishmikaashcha". Independently and precisely corroborated by the page's own following Hindi commentary, which explicitly enumerates the resulting sign-groups (chara: Mesha/Karka/Tula/Makara; sthira: Vrisha/Simha/Vrishchika/Kumbha; dvisvabhava: Mithuna/Kanya/Dhanu/Mina; odd/krura signs: Mesha/Mithuna/Simha/Tula/Dhanu/Kumbha as male; even/gentle signs as female; pitta-prakritika: Mesha/Simha/Dhanu; vata-prakritika: Vrisha/Kanya/Makara; tridhatu-prakritika: Mithuna/Tula/Kumbha; kapha-prakritika: Karka/Vrishchika/Mina). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  6. 5.6 सत्यापित

    Mesha (Aries): color, body, feet, and night-strength

    संस्कृत

    रक्तवर्णो वृहद्गात्रश्चतुष्पाद् रात्रिविक्रमी ॥ ६ ॥

    raktavarNo vrihadgaatrashchatushpaad raatrivikramii || 6 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [Mesha (Aries) is] red-colored (rakta-varnah), large-bodied (vrihad-gatrah), four-footed (chatushpat), of night-prowess (raatri-vikramii) --

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [मेष राशि] रक्त वर्ण की, बड़े शरीर वाली, चार पैरों वाली, तथा रात्रि में पराक्रमी (बलवान्) है --

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.5, verse 6, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036), PDF p.67, read from a clean 600dpi full-page render and a further direct band-crop zoom (scratchpad/bphs-p67-v6-7.png) confirming the printed text letter-by-letter. Opens the per-sign description section (following the general classifications of verses 3-5), beginning with Mesha. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  7. 5.7 सत्यापित

    Mesha (Aries) continued: direction, caste, terrain, guna, rising-type, element, and ruling planet

    संस्कृत

    पूर्ववासी नृपज्ञातिः शैलचारी रजोगुणी । पृष्ठोदयी पावकी च मेषराशिः कुजाधिपः ॥ ७ ॥

    puurvavaasii nripajnaatih shailachaarii rajoguNii | prishthodayii paavakii cha mesharaashih kujaadhipah || 7 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [Continuing from verse 6:] dwelling in the east (purva-vasi), of royal kinship (nripa-jnatih, i.e. of Kshatriya caste), a mountain-wanderer (shaila-chari), of rajo-guna; rising by the back (prishtha-udayii), and fiery (pavaki, i.e. of the fire element) -- [thus is] the Mesha (Aries) sign, whose lord is Kuja (Mars, kuja-adhipah).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [श्लोक ६ से आगे:] पूर्व दिशा में निवास करने वाली, राजा के समान जाति (क्षत्रिय) वाली, पर्वतों में विचरण करने वाली, रजोगुणी; पीठ से उदय होने वाली, तथा अग्नितत्त्व वाली -- यह मेष राशि है, जिसका स्वामी कुज (मंगल) है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.5, verse 7, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.67, read from a clean 600dpi full-page render and a further direct band-crop zoom (scratchpad/bphs-p67-v6-7.png and bphs-p67-v7-line2.png) confirming the printed text letter-by-letter. Closes the Mesha description (verses 6-7). Independently corroborated by the page's own Hindi commentary describing Mesha's colour, size, footedness, night-strength, easterly direction, Kshatriya caste, mountain-terrain, rajo-guna, back-rising, fiery nature, and rulership by Mangal (Mars). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  8. 5.8 सत्यापित

    Vrishabha (Taurus): color, body, feet, night-strength, direction (disclosed), terrain, caste, element, guna, rising-type, and ruling planet

    संस्कृत

    श्वेतः शुक्राधिपो दीर्घश्चतुष्पाच्छर्वरीबली । याम्येट् ग्राम्यो वणिग् भूमी रजः पृष्ठोदयो वृषः ॥ ८ ॥

    shvetah shukraadhipo diirghashchatushpaachcharvariibalii | yaamyeT graamyo vaNig bhuumii rajah prishthodayo vrishah || 8 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    White (shvetah), ruled by Shukra (Venus, shukra-adhipah), long-bodied (dirghah), four-footed, of night-strength (sharvari-balii); [DISCLOSED: the printed text here reads "yaamyeT", an anomalous form that does not parse as standard Sanskrit as printed -- based on the metrical expectation and the page's own Hindi commentary, which explicitly states Vrishabha dwells "yaamya disha mein" (in the south direction), this is read as intending "yaamye" (in the south)] village-dwelling (graamyah), a merchant [Vaishya] (vaNik), earthy (bhuumii), of rajo-guna, rising by the back (prishtha-udayah) -- [thus is] Vrisha (Taurus).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    श्वेत वर्ण की, शुक्र द्वारा शासित, लम्बे शरीर वाली, चार पैरों वाली, रात्रि में बलवान्; [स्पष्टीकरण: मुद्रित पाठ में यहाँ "याम्येट्" शब्द है, जो मानक संस्कृत रूप में स्पष्ट अर्थ नहीं देता -- छन्द की अपेक्षा तथा पृष्ठ की अपनी हिन्दी टीका (जिसमें स्पष्ट रूप से "याम्य दिशा में निवास" अर्थात् दक्षिण दिशा में निवास कहा गया है) के आधार पर इसका अभिप्राय "याम्ये" (दक्षिण दिशा में) समझा गया है], ग्राम में निवास करने वाली, वणिक् (वैश्य) जाति की, भूमितत्त्व (पृथ्वीतत्त्व) वाली, रजोगुणी, पीठ से उदय होने वाली -- यह वृष (वृषभ) राशि है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.5, verse 8, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.67, read from a clean 600dpi full-page render and further direct zoom crops (scratchpad/bphs-p67-v8.png, bphs-p67-v8-line2-wide.png, bphs-p67-v8-word2.png, bphs-p67-v8-word3.png, bphs-p67-v8-word4.png) taken specifically to resolve the anomalous opening word of line 2, printed clearly and repeatably as "yaamyeT" across multiple independent crops -- this is disclosed rather than silently corrected, since the zoom confirmed the anomalous glyphs are indeed what is printed, though the intended sense (dwelling in the south) is strongly corroborated by the page's own Hindi commentary. "prishthodayo" was independently zoom-confirmed at high magnification (bphs-p67-v8-word4.png). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  9. 5.9 सत्यापित

    Mithuna (Gemini): rising-type, form (a human pair with mace and veena), direction, element, feet, night-strength, terrain, and nature

    संस्कृत

    शीर्षोदयी नृमिथुनं सगदं च सवीणकम् । प्रत्यङ्मरुद् द्विपाद्रात्रिबली ग्रामव्रजोऽनिली ॥ ९ ॥

    shiirshodayii nrimithunam sagadam cha saviiNakam | pratyanmarud dvipaadraatribalii graamavrajo'nilii || 9 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Rising by the head (shirsha-udayii); a human pair (nri-mithunam), with a mace (sa-gadam) and with a veena (sa-viinakam); facing west (pratyak), of the wind [element] (marut); two-footed (dvi-pad), of night-strength; wandering/dwelling in villages (grama-vrajah), and windy [in nature] (anilii) -- [thus is Mithuna].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    सिर से उदय होने वाला; नर-युगल (मिथुन) रूप, गदा सहित तथा वीणा सहित; पश्चिम दिशा की ओर, वायुतत्त्व वाला; दो पैरों वाला, रात्रि में बलवान्; ग्रामों में विचरण करने वाला, तथा वायु-स्वभाव वाला -- यह मिथुन राशि है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.5, verse 9, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.67, read from a clean 600dpi full-page render and a further direct band-crop zoom (scratchpad/bphs-p67-v9.png) confirming the printed text letter-by-letter, including the sandhi-joined "graamavrajo'nilii" (graama-vrajah + anilii). Independently corroborated by the page's own Hindi commentary describing Mithuna as a human pair holding a mace and veena, facing west, of the wind element, two-footed, night-strong, village-dwelling, and windy in nature. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  10. 5.10 सत्यापित

    Karka (Cancer): color, terrain, caste, and night-strength

    संस्कृत

    पाटलो वनचारी च ब्राह्मणो निशि वीर्यवान् ॥ १० ॥

    paatalo vanachaarii cha braahmaNo nishi viiryavaan || 10 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Pink/pale-red (paatalah), forest-wandering (vana-chari), and of Brahmin [caste] (brahmanah), potent at night (nishi viryavaan) --

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पाटल (गुलाबी/हल्के लाल) वर्ण का, वन में विचरण करने वाला, तथा ब्राह्मण जाति का, रात्रि में बलवान् --

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.5, verse 10 (first of the two-verse 10-11 unit for Karka, explicitly closed by the page's own combined citation "॥१०-११॥"), Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.67, read from a clean 600dpi full-page render and a further direct band-crop zoom (scratchpad/bphs-p67-v10-11.png) confirming the printed text letter-by-letter. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  11. 5.11 सत्यापित

    Karka (Cancer) continued: feet, body, guna, element, rising-type, and ruling planet

    संस्कृत

    बहुपादी स्थूलतनुस्तथा सत्त्वगुणी जली । पृष्ठोदयी कर्कराशिर्मृगाङ्काधिपतिः स्मृतः ॥ ११ ॥

    bahupaadii sthuulatanustathaa sattvaguNii jalii | prishthodayii karkaraashirmrigaankaadhipatih smritah || 11 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [Continuing from verse 10:] many-footed (bahu-padi), thick-bodied (sthula-tanuh), and of sattva-guna, watery [in element] (jalii); rising by the back (prishtha-udayii) -- the Karka (Cancer) sign is remembered (smritah) as ruled by Mriganka ("the deer-marked", i.e. the Moon, mriganka-adhipatih).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [श्लोक १० से आगे:] बहुत पैरों वाली, स्थूल (मोटे) शरीर वाली, तथा सत्त्वगुणी, जलतत्त्व वाली; पीठ से उदय होने वाली -- यह कर्क राशि मृगाङ्क (चन्द्रमा) द्वारा शासित मानी गई है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.5, verse 11, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.67, read from a clean 600dpi full-page render and further direct zoom crops (scratchpad/bphs-p67-v10-11.png and bphs-p67-v11-line3.png) confirming the closing line letter-by-letter, including the combined citation "॥१०-११॥" that follows it. Closes the two-verse (10-11) Karka description. Independently corroborated by the page's own Hindi commentary describing Karka's pink colour, forest-terrain, Brahmin caste, night-strength, many feet, thick body, sattva-guna, watery element, back-rising, and rulership by the Moon (Mriganka). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  12. 5.12 सत्यापित

    Simha (Leo): ruling planet, guna, feet, caste, terrain, rising-type, body, color, direction, and day-strength (partly disclosed)

    संस्कृत

    सिंहः सूर्याधिपः सत्त्वी चतुष्पात् क्षत्रियो वनी । शीर्षोदयी वृहद्गात्रः पाण्डुः पूर्वेड् घ्रुवीर्यंवान् ॥ १२ ॥

    simhah suuryaadhipah sattvii chatushpaat kshatriyo vanii | shiirshodayii vrihadgaatrah paaNDuh puurveD ghruviiryamvaan || 12 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The Simha (Lion, i.e. Leo) [sign] is ruled by Surya (the Sun, surya-adhipah), of sattva-guna, four-footed, of Kshatriya [caste], forest-dwelling (vanii); rising by the head (shirsha-udayii), large-bodied (vrihad-gatrah), pale-colored (paaNDuh); [DISCLOSED: the printed text here reads "puurveD ghruviiryamvaan", an anomalous compressed form that does not parse cleanly as standard Sanskrit as printed -- based on the page's own Hindi commentary, which explicitly glosses this portion as "purva-disha mein nivaas, tathaa din mein bal hota hai" (dwelling in the east direction, and possessing strength by day), this is read as intending "purve" (in the east) and a form meaning "diva-viryavaan" (potent by day)].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    सिंह राशि सूर्य द्वारा शासित, सत्त्वगुणी, चतुष्पद, क्षत्रिय जाति की, वनचारी है; सिर से उदय होने वाली, बड़े शरीर वाली, पाण्डु (पीले-श्वेत) वर्ण वाली है; [स्पष्टीकरण: मुद्रित पाठ में यहाँ असामान्य संक्षिप्त रूप "पूर्वेड् घ्रुवीर्यंवान्" है, जो मानक संस्कृत रूप में स्पष्ट अर्थ नहीं देता -- पृष्ठ की अपनी हिन्दी टीका ("पूर्व दिशा में निवास, तथा दिन में बल होता है") के आधार पर इसका अभिप्राय पूर्व दिशा में निवास तथा दिन में बलवान् होना समझा गया है]।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.5, verse 12, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.67, read from a clean 600dpi full-page render and further direct zoom crops (scratchpad/bphs-p67-v12-word.png, bphs-p67-v12-word3.png) taken specifically to resolve the anomalous closing words of line 2, printed clearly and repeatably as "puurveD ghruviiryamvaan" -- this is disclosed rather than silently corrected, since the zoom confirmed the anomalous glyphs are indeed what is printed, though the intended sense (east-dwelling, day-potent) is precisely corroborated word-for-word by the page's own Hindi commentary (scratchpad/bphs-p67-v13.png, upper portion: "shiirsh se uday, badaa shariir, paaNDuvarN, purvadishaa mein nivaas, tathaa din mein bal hotaa hai || 12 ||"). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  13. 5.13 सत्यापित

    Kanya (Virgo): terrain, day-strength, rising-type, body, feet, and direction

    संस्कृत

    पार्वंतीयाथ कन्याख्या राशिर्दिनबलान्विता । शीर्षोदया च मध्याङ्गा द्विपाद्याम्यचरा च सा ॥ १३ ॥

    paarvantiiyaatha kanyaakhyaa raashirdinabalaanvitaa | shiirshodayaa cha madhyaangaa dvipaadyaamyacharaa cha saa || 13 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Mountain-dwelling (parvatiiya) indeed is the sign named (akhya) Kanya (the Maiden, i.e. Virgo), endowed with day-strength (dina-balaanvitaa); rising by the head (shirsha-udayaa), of middling limbs (madhya-angaa), two-footed, and moving in the south (dvipaad-yaamya-charaa) is she (saa).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पर्वतीय प्रदेशों में विचरण करने वाली कन्या नामक राशि दिन में बलवती है; सिर से उदय होने वाली, मध्यम अंगों वाली, दो पैरों वाली, तथा दक्षिण दिशा में विचरण करने वाली है वह।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.5, verse 13 (first of the two-verse 13-14 unit for Kanya, explicitly closed by the page's own combined citation "॥१३-१४॥"), Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036), PDF p.67 (opening line read on the prior page) continuing onto PDF p.68, read from clean 600dpi full-page renders and a direct zoom crop (scratchpad/bphs-p67-v13.png) confirming the printed text letter-by-letter, including "paarvantiiyaatha" (mountain-dwelling, indeed), independently corroborated by the following page's own Hindi commentary opening "kanyaa raashi kaa parvatiiya pradeshon mein vicharaN..." (Kanya sign wanders in mountainous regions). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  14. 5.14 सत्यापित

    Kanya (Virgo) continued: attributes held (grain and fire), caste, color, element, and life-stage; ruling planet

    संस्कृत

    सा सस्यदहना वैश्या चित्रवर्णा प्रभञ्जिनी । कुमारी तमसा युक्ता वालभावा बुधाधिपा ॥ १४ ॥

    saa sasyadahanaa vaishyaa chitravarNaa prabhanjinii | kumaarii tamasaa yuktaa vaalabhaavaa budhaadhipaa || 14 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    She [Kanya] holds grain and fire [in hand] (sasya-dahanaa) [DISCLOSED: read per the page's own commentary, "sasya sahit agni ka haath mein dhaaran" -- grain together with fire held in hand], of Vaishya [caste], of variegated color (chitra-varNaa), windy [i.e. of the wind/vayu element] (prabhanjinii); a maiden (kumaarii), imbued with tamo-guna (tamasaa yuktaa), of youthful/childlike form (vaala-bhaavaa), ruled by Budha (Mercury, budha-adhipaa).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    वह शस्य (अनाज) तथा अग्नि हाथ में धारण करने वाली, वैश्य जाति की, चित्रवर्णा, वायुस्वभावा है; कुमारी, तमोगुणी, बाल-अवस्था वाली, तथा बुध द्वारा शासित है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.5, verse 14, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.68, read from a clean 600dpi full-page render and a further direct band-crop zoom (scratchpad/bphs-p68-v14.png, bphs-p68-v14b.png) confirming the printed text letter-by-letter. Closes the two-verse (13-14) Kanya description, explicitly cited by the commentary as "॥१३-१४॥" and fully corroborated ("...saasya sahit agni ka haath mein dhaaran, vaishyajaati, chitravarN, vaayutatva, kumaar avasthaa, tamoguN tathaa svaamii budh hote hain"). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  15. 5.15 सत्यापित

    Tula (Libra): rising-type, day-strength (disclosed), color, guna, direction, terrain, nature, caste, body, and feet

    संस्कृत

    शीर्षोदयी घुवीर्याढ्यो घटः कृष्णो रजोगुणी । पश्चिमो भूचरो घाती शूद्रो मध्यतनुर्द्विपात् ॥ १५ ॥

    shiirshodayii ghuviiryaaDhyo ghaTah krishNo rajoguNii | pashchimo bhuucharo ghaatii shuudro madhyatanurdvipaat || 15 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Rising by the head (shirsha-udayii); [DISCLOSED: the printed text reads "ghuviiryaaDhyah", an anomalous compressed form paralleling the one already disclosed at verse 12 ("ghruviiryamvaan") -- based on the identical phrase printed correctly at verse 16 of this same page ("dinaviiryaaDhyah") and this page's own commentary here ("din mein prabalataa", strong by day), this is read as intending "dina-viiryaaDhyah", i.e. "endowed with day-strength"]; [DISCLOSED: the following word "ghaTah" is not explicitly glossed by the commentary and its precise intended sense here is unclear] black-colored (krishNah), of rajo-guna; western-dwelling (pashchimah), earth-wandering (bhuucharah), of a harmful/violent nature (ghaatii), of Shudra [caste], of middling body (madhya-tanuh), two-footed -- [thus is Tula (the Scale, Libra), per this page's heading "shukraadhiyo'tha" ("and now, ruled by Shukra") and its closing commentary].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    सिर से उदय होने वाली; [स्पष्टीकरण: मुद्रित पाठ में "घुवीर्याढ्यः" शब्द है, जो श्लोक १२ में पहले से प्रकट हुए "घ्रुवीर्यंवान्" के समान ही असामान्य संक्षिप्त रूप है -- इसी पृष्ठ के श्लोक १६ में ठीक उसी अर्थ का शुद्ध मुद्रित रूप "दिनवीर्याढ्यः" है, तथा यहाँ की हिन्दी टीका भी "दिन में प्रबलता" कहती है, अतः इसका अभिप्राय "दिनवीर्याढ्यः" (दिन में बलवान्) समझा गया है]; [स्पष्टीकरण: आगे का शब्द "घटः" टीका में स्पष्ट नहीं किया गया है, इसका ठीक अभिप्राय अनिश्चित है] कृष्ण वर्ण की, रजोगुणी; पश्चिम दिशा में निवास करने वाली, भूमि में विचरण करने वाली, हिंसक प्रकृति की, शूद्र जाति की, मध्यम शरीर वाली, दो पैरों वाली है -- यह तुला राशि है, जिसका स्वामी शुक्र है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.5, verse 15, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.68, read from a clean 600dpi full-page render and further direct zoom crops (scratchpad/bphs-p68-v15.png, bphs-p68-v15-word.png) taken specifically to resolve the anomalous "ghuviiryaaDhyo" and the unglossed "ghaTah", both confirmed as printed exactly this way across repeated crops. Followed by the subheading "shukraadhiyo'tha--" and closed individually with "॥ १५ ॥", corroborated by the page's own Hindi commentary ("tulaa raashi kaa shiirsh se uday, din mein prabalataa, krishNavarN, rajoguN, pashchim dishaa mein nivaas, bhuumi mein vicharaN, hinsak prakriti, shuudrajaati, madhyamashariir, do pair tathaa svaamii shukra hote hain || 15 ||"). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  16. 5.16 सत्यापित

    Vrishchika (Scorpio): body, feet, caste, dwelling (disclosed), direction, day-strength, color, element, body-hair (disclosed), sting, and ruling planet

    संस्कृत

    स्वल्पाङ्गोऽबहुपाद्ब्राह्मणोऽविली । सौम्यस्थो दिनवीर्याढ्यः पिशङ्गो जलभूवहः ॥ १६ ॥ रोमस्वाढ्योऽतितीक्ष्णाग्रो वृश्चिकश्च कुजाधिपः ।

    svalpaango'bahupaadbraahmaNo'vilii | saumyastho dinaviiryaaDhyah pishango jalabhuuvahah || 16 || romasvaaDhyo'titiikshNaagro vrishchikashcha kujaadhipah |

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Small-bodied (svalpa-angah), many-footed (bahu-paat), of Brahmin [caste], [DISCLOSED: "avilii" is read, per the commentary's "bil mein sansthaan" (dwelling in a burrow/hole), as conveying burrow-dwelling]; situated in the north (saumya-sthah), endowed with day-strength (dina-viiryaaDhyah), tawny-colored (pishangah), water-and-earth-bearing (jala-bhuu-vahah, i.e. of the water element, moving on earth); [DISCLOSED: "romasvaaDhyah" is read, per the commentary's "roma-yukta shariir" (hair-covered body), as conveying a hairy body] of extremely sharp sting (ati-tiikshNa-agrah) -- and thus is Vrishchika (the Scorpion, Scorpio), ruled by Kuja (Mars, kuja-adhipah).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    छोटे शरीर वाला, बहुत पैरों वाला, ब्राह्मण जाति का, [स्पष्टीकरण: "अविली" शब्द को टीका के "बिल में संस्थान" (बिल/गड्ढे में निवास) के आधार पर बिल-निवासी समझा गया है]; उत्तर दिशा में स्थित, दिन में बलवान्, पिशंग (हल्के भूरे-पीले) वर्ण का, जलतत्त्व सहित भूमि में विचरण करने वाला; [स्पष्टीकरण: "रोमस्वाढ्यः" शब्द को टीका के "रोमयुक्त शरीर" के आधार पर बालों से युक्त शरीर वाला समझा गया है], अत्यन्त तीक्ष्ण डंक वाला -- यह वृश्चिक राशि है, जिसका स्वामी कुज (मंगल) है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.5, verse 16 (three-line unit: numbered after line 2, with an unnumbered continuation line 3), Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.68, read from a clean 600dpi full-page render and further direct band-crop zooms (scratchpad/bphs-p68-v16.png, bphs-p68-v16c.png) confirming the printed text letter-by-letter, including the correctly-printed "dinaviiryaaDhyah" here -- which corroborates the disclosed readings of the same underlying phrase at verses 12 and 15. Corroborated by the page's own Hindi commentary ("vrishchik raashi ka shariir chhotaa, bahut se pair, braahmaNjaati, bil mein sansthaan, uttar dishaa mein nivaas, din mein praabalya, pishangavarN, jalatatva, bhuumi mein vicharaN, romayukt shariir, atyadhik tej Dank, tathaa svaamii bhaum hote hain || 16 ||"). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  17. 5.17 सत्यापित

    Dhanu (Sagittarius), part 1: rising-type, ruling planet, and guna

    संस्कृत

    पृष्ठोदयी त्वथ धनुर्गुरुस्वामी च सात्विकः ॥ १७ ॥

    prishthodayii tvatha dhanurgurusvaamii cha saatvikah || 17 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Rising by the back (prishtha-udayii), and now (tv-atha) [comes] Dhanu (the Bow, i.e. Sagittarius), ruled by Guru (Jupiter, guru-svaamii), and of sattva-guna (saatvikah).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पीठ से उदय होने वाली, और अब धनु राशि है, जिसका स्वामी गुरु (बृहस्पति) है, तथा जो सत्त्वगुणी है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.5, verse 17 (first of the two-verse 17-18 unit for Dhanu, explicitly closed by the page's own combined citation "॥१७-१८॥"), Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.68, read from a clean 600dpi full-page render and a further direct band-crop zoom (scratchpad/bphs-p68-v17-18.png) confirming the printed text letter-by-letter. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  18. 5.18 सत्यापित

    Dhanu (Sagittarius) continued: color, night-strength, element, caste, the composite two-then-four-footed form, body, symbol, direction, terrain, and radiance

    संस्कृत

    पिङ्गलो निशि वीर्याढ्यः पावकः क्षत्रियो द्विपात् । आदावन्ते चतुष्पादः समगात्रो धनुर्धनः ॥ १८ ॥ पूर्वस्थो वसुधाचारी वहुतेजः समन्वितः ।

    pingalo nishi viiryaaDhyah paavakah kshatriyo dvipaat | aadaavante chatushpaadah samagaatro dhanurdhanah || 18 || puurvastho vasudhaachaarii vahutejah samanvitah |

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Tawny-colored (pingalah), of night-strength (nishi viiryaaDhyah), fiery [in element] (paavakah), of Kshatriya [caste], two-footed at the outset (aadau dvipaat) [DISCLOSED: reflecting, per the commentary's "purvaardha mein do pair, aur uttaraardha mein chaar pair" (two feet in the first half, four in the second), the archer's composite human-and-horse form] and four-footed at the end (ante chatushpaadah); of uniform body (sama-gaatrah), bow-wielding (dhanur-dhanah); dwelling in the east (purva-sthah), earth-wandering (vasudhaa-chaarii), endowed with abundant radiance (vahu-tejah samanvitah).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पिंगल वर्ण का, रात्रि में बलवान्, अग्नितत्त्व वाला, क्षत्रिय जाति का; आरम्भ में दो पैरों वाला [स्पष्टीकरण: टीका के "पूर्वार्ध में दो पैर, और उत्तरार्ध में चार पैर" के अनुसार, धनुर्धारी के नर-अश्व मिश्रित रूप को दर्शाता हुआ] तथा अन्त में चार पैरों वाला; समान शरीर वाला, धनुर्धारी; पूर्व दिशा में निवास करने वाला, पृथ्वी पर विचरण करने वाला, अत्यधिक तेज से युक्त है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.5, verse 18 (three-line unit: numbered after line 2, with an unnumbered continuation line 3), Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.68, read from a clean 600dpi full-page render and further direct band-crop zooms (scratchpad/bphs-p68-v17-18.png, bphs-p68-v18c.png) confirming the printed text letter-by-letter. Closes the two-verse (17-18) Dhanu description, corroborated by the page's own Hindi commentary ("dhanuraashi kaa prishtha se uday, svaamii guru, sattvaguN, pingalavarN, raatri mein praabalya, agnitatva, kshatriyavarN, purvaardha mein do pair, aur uttaraardha mein chaar pair, samaan shariir, dhanurdhaaraN, purva dishaa mein nivaas, prithvi par vicharaN, tathaa amit tej hotaa hai || 17-18 ||"). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  19. 5.19 सत्यापित

    Makara (Capricorn), part 1: ruling planet, guna, element, direction (disclosed, recurring anomaly), and night-strength

    संस्कृत

    मन्देशस्तामसो भूमियाम्येट् च निशि वीर्यवान् ॥ १९ ॥

    mandeshastaamaso bhuumiyaamyeT cha nishi viiryavaan || 19 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Ruled by Manda (Saturn, manda-ishah), of tamo-guna, of the earth [element] (bhuumi); [DISCLOSED: the text here reads "yaamyeT", the identical anomalous form already disclosed at verse 8 -- its recurrence here, corroborated by this page's commentary explicitly stating "dakshiNa disha mein nivaas" (dwelling in the south direction) for this sign, strongly supports reading it as intending "yaamye", i.e. "in the south"]; potent at night (nishi viiryavaan).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    मन्द (शनि) द्वारा शासित, तमोगुणी, भूमितत्त्व वाला; [स्पष्टीकरण: यहाँ पाठ में "याम्येट्" शब्द है, जो श्लोक ८ में पहले से प्रकट हुए उसी असामान्य रूप के समान है -- यहाँ की टीका के स्पष्ट "दक्षिण दिशा में निवास" कथन से इसकी पुनरावृत्ति दृढ़तापूर्वक "याम्ये" (दक्षिण दिशा में) अर्थ का समर्थन करती है]; रात्रि में बलवान् है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.5, verse 19 (first of the two-verse 19-20 unit for Makara, explicitly closed by the page's own combined citation "॥१९-२०॥"), Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.68, read from a clean 600dpi full-page render and a further direct band-crop zoom (scratchpad/bphs-p68-v19-20.png) confirming the printed text letter-by-letter, including the sandhi-joined "bhuumiyaamyeT" (bhuumi + yaamyeT). This is the second occurrence in this chapter of the anomalous "yaamyeT" form first seen at verse 8, strengthening confidence in its disclosed reading. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  20. 5.20 सत्यापित

    Makara (Capricorn) continued: rising-type, body, color, terrain, the four-then-footless form, and water-dwelling

    संस्कृत

    पृष्ठोदयी वृहद्गात्रः कर्बुरो वनभूचरः । आदौ चतुष्पादन्ते तु विपदो जलगो मतः ॥ २० ॥

    prishthodayii vrihadgaatrah karburo vanabhuucharah | aadau chatushpaadante tu vipado jalago matah || 20 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [Continuing from verse 19:] rising by the back (prishtha-udayii), large-bodied (vrihad-gaatrah), spotted/variegated-colored (karburah), forest-and-earth-wandering (vana-bhuu-charah); at first four-footed (aadau chatushpaat), at the end, however, footless (ante tu vipadah), considered (matah) to move in water (jala-gah) -- [thus is Makara, a hybrid land-and-water creature, i.e. Capricorn].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [श्लोक १९ से आगे:] पीठ से उदय होने वाला, बड़े शरीर वाला, चितकबरे (धब्बेदार) वर्ण का, वन तथा भूमि में विचरण करने वाला; आरम्भ में चतुष्पद, किन्तु अन्त में पैर-रहित, तथा जल में संचरण करने वाला माना गया है -- यह मकर राशि है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.5, verse 20, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.68, read from a clean 600dpi full-page render and the same direct band-crop zoom (scratchpad/bphs-p68-v19-20.png) confirming the printed text letter-by-letter. Closes the two-verse (19-20) Makara description, corroborated by the page's own Hindi commentary ("makar raashi kaa svaamii shani, taamas guN, bhuumitatva, dakshiN dishaa mein nivaas, raatri mein praabalya, prishtha se uday, badaa shariir, chitravarN, van tathaa bhuumi mein chalan, purvaardha mein chatushpad, uttaraardha mein padrahitya, aur jal mein sancharaN hotaa hai || 19-20 ||"). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  21. 5.21 सत्यापित

    Kumbha (Aquarius): form, color, body, feet, day-strength, water-dwelling, element, rising-type, guna, caste, direction, and ruling planet

    संस्कृत

    कुम्भः कुम्भी नरो वभ्रुवर्णो मध्यतनुर्द्विपात् । घुवीर्या जलमध्यस्थो वातशीर्षोदयी तमः ॥ २१ ॥ शूद्रः पश्चिमदेशस्य स्वामी दैवाकरिः स्मृतः ।

    kumbhah kumbhii naro vabhruvarNo madhyatanurdvipaat | ghuviiryaa jalamadhyastho vaataashiirshodayii tamah || 21 || shuudrah pashchimadeshasya svaamii daivaakarih smritah |

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Kumbha (the Water-pot, i.e. Aquarius) is a pot-bearing man in form (kumbhii narah), of grayish-brown color (vabhru-varNah), of middling body, two-footed; endowed with day-strength (ghu-viiryaa) [here, unlike the anomalous forms left disclosed at verses 12 and 15, the very next page's own commentary directly and unambiguously glosses this as "dina mein praabalya" -- day-predominance -- fully confirming that this same underlying sense (day-strength) was intended by all three verses, even though each is spelled differently], situated in the midst of water (jala-madhyasthah), of the air [element] and rising by the head (vaata-shiirsha-udayii), of tamo-guna (tamah); of Shudra [caste], dwelling in the western region (pashchima-deshasya), and is remembered as ruled by (svaamii...smritah) Daivakari [an epithet of Shani/Saturn: "offspring of Divakara, the Sun"].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    कुम्भ (घड़ा) राशि घड़ा लिए हुए पुरुष के समान स्वरूप वाली, भूरे वर्ण की, मध्यम शरीर वाली, दो पैरों वाली है; दिन में बलवान् [स्पष्टीकरण: श्लोक १२ तथा १५ में जिन असामान्य रूपों को खुला छोड़ा गया था, उनके विपरीत यहाँ अगले पृष्ठ की टीका सीधे और स्पष्ट रूप से इसे "दिन में प्राबल्य" कहकर पुष्ट करती है -- इससे सिद्ध होता है कि तीनों श्लोकों का अभिप्राय एक ही (दिन में बल) था, चाहे वर्तनी भिन्न-भिन्न क्यों न हो], जल के मध्य में स्थित, वायुतत्त्व वाली तथा सिर से उदय होने वाली, तामसी; शूद्र जाति की, पश्चिम दिशा में निवास करने वाली, तथा दैवाकरि (शनि का एक नाम, अर्थात् दिवाकर -- सूर्य -- की सन्तान) द्वारा शासित मानी गई है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.5, verse 21 (four-line unit: two lines numbered ॥२१॥, followed by an unnumbered continuation line that carries over onto the next printed page, consistent with the multi-line-unit convention already seen at verses 16 and 18), Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036), PDF pp.68-69, read from clean 600dpi full-page renders and further direct zoom crops (scratchpad/bphs-p68-v21.png, bphs-p68-v21-line2b.png, bphs-p69-v21cont2.png) confirming the printed text letter-by-letter across the page break. Fully corroborated by the page-69 commentary opening ("kumbha raashi kaa ghadaa liye hue purush jaisaa svaruup, bhuraa varN, madhyam shariir, do pair, din mein praabalya, paani ke madhya mein sanchaar, vaayutatva, shiirsh se uday, taamas guN, shuudrajaati, pashchim dishaa mein nivaas, tathaa svaamii shani hai || 21 ||"), which also retroactively strengthens the disclosed "day-strength" readings at verses 12 and 15. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  22. 5.22 सत्यापित

    Meena (Pisces): the twin-fish form, joined at mouth and tail

    संस्कृत

    मीनौ पुच्छास्यसंलग्नौ मीनराशिर्द्विवावली ॥ २२ ॥

    miinau puchchhaasyasanlagnau miinaraashirdvivaavalii || 22 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The two fish (miinau), joined together at tail-and-mouth (puccha-aasya-sanlagnau) -- the Meena sign (i.e. Pisces) is thus a double row, or pair [of fish] (dvi-avalii). [DISCLOSED: the printed compound "dvivaavalii" is a compressed/anomalous form; it is read here as intending "dvi-avalii" (a double row, or pair), directly corroborated by the very next page's own commentary describing Meena as "mukha-puchchha milit do machhaliyon kaa saa svaruup" -- the form of two fish joined at mouth and tail.]

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पुच्छ और मुख से परस्पर जुड़े हुए दो मीन (मछलियाँ) -- इस प्रकार मीन राशि दो मछलियों की जोड़ी (द्वि-अवली) है। [स्पष्टीकरण: मुद्रित संयुक्त शब्द "द्विवावली" एक संक्षिप्त/असामान्य रूप है; इसे यहाँ "द्वि-अवली" (जोड़ी) के अर्थ में समझा गया है, जिसकी पुष्टि अगले पृष्ठ की टीका के "मुख-पुच्छ मिलित दो मछलियों का सा स्वरूप" कथन से सीधे होती है।]

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.5, verse 22, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036), PDF p.69 (printed page 40, chapter header "राशिशीलाध्यायः"), read from a clean 600dpi full-page render and further direct zoom crops (scratchpad/bphs-p69-v22-full.png, bphs-p69-v22-word.png) confirming the printed text letter-by-letter. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  23. 5.23 सत्यापित

    Meena (Pisces) continued: element, guna, caste, feet, body, direction, and rising-type (disclosed)

    संस्कृत

    जली सत्त्वगुणाढ्यश्च स्वस्थो जलचरो द्विजः । अपदो मध्यदेही च सौम्यस्थो ह्युभयोदया ॥ २३ ॥

    jalii sattvaguNaaDhyashcha svastho jalacharo dvijah | apado madhyadehii cha saumyastho hyubhayodayaa || 23 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Of the water [element] (jalii), and endowed with sattva-guna (sattva-guNaaDhyah), composed/healthy [in appearance] (svasthah), water-moving (jalacharah), of the twice-born [Brahmin caste] (dvijah); footless (apadah), of middling body (madhya-dehii), situated in the north (saumya-sthah), and [DISCLOSED: the text prints "hyubhayodayaa", with an anomalous "hy" before the expected "ubhaya-udayaa" -- rising by both [ends] -- directly corroborated by the following commentary's own "mukha-puchchha donon se uday", rising by both mouth and tail] rising by both [mouth and tail].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जलतत्त्व वाली, सत्त्वगुणी, स्वस्थ (सुडौल) मुख वाली, जल में विचरण करने वाली, द्विज (ब्राह्मण) जाति की; पैर-रहित, मध्यम शरीर वाली, उत्तर दिशा में स्थित, तथा [स्पष्टीकरण: पाठ में "ह्युभयोदया" मुद्रित है, जिसमें अपेक्षित "उभयोदया" (दोनों ओर से उदय) से पहले असामान्य "ह्य" जुड़ा है -- इसकी पुष्टि आगे की टीका के "मुख-पुच्छ दोनों से उदय" कथन से सीधे होती है] मुख तथा पुच्छ दोनों से उदय होने वाली है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.5, verse 23, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.69, read from a clean 600dpi full-page render and further direct zoom crops (scratchpad/bphs-p69-v23-word2.png, bphs-p69-v23-word3.png) taken specifically to resolve the anomalous "hyubhayodayaa", confirmed as printed exactly this way. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  24. 5.24 सत्यापित

    Meena (Pisces) concluded (ruling planet) and closing summary of the twelve-sign exposition

    संस्कृत

    सुराचार्याधिपश्चेत्थं राशीनामुदिता गुणाः । त्रिंशद्भागात्मकानां च स्थूलसूक्ष्मफलाय च ॥ २४ ॥

    suraachaaryaadhipashchettham raashiinaamuditaa guNaah | trimshadbhaagaatmakaanaam cha sthuulasuukshmaphalaaya cha || 24 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [Meena is] thus ruled by Suracharya (the preceptor of the gods, i.e. Brihaspati/Jupiter). In this way (ittham) have the qualities (guNaah) of the signs (raashiinaam), each constituted of thirty parts/degrees (trimshad-bhaaga-aatmakaanaam), been declared (uditaah), for the sake of both gross and subtle results (sthuula-suukshma-phalaaya).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    इस प्रकार सुराचार्य (देवगुरु बृहस्पति) द्वारा शासित है [मीन राशि]। इस प्रकार तीस अंशों से युक्त राशियों के गुण, स्थूल तथा सूक्ष्म फलादेश दोनों के लिए, कहे गए हैं।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.5, verse 24, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.69, read from a clean 600dpi full-page render and further direct zoom crops (scratchpad/bphs-p69-v24-line1.png, bphs-p69-v24.png) confirming the printed text letter-by-letter. Closes the three-verse (22-24) Meena description and the twelve-sign raashi-guna exposition, explicitly cited by the page's own commentary as "॥२२-२४॥" ("is prakaar sthuul evam suukshm phalaadeshon ke liye trimshadbhaagaatmak raashiyon kaa guN mainne batalaayaa hai"). CORRECTION (superseding an earlier disclosed guess): the page then continues with a further subheaded subsection on garbhaadhaana/nisheka-lagna (conception-time computation, verses 25-30) that is STILL part of Chapter 5 -- the chapter's actual colophon, confirmed on the following page (PDF p.70), reads "iti savimarsha-sudhaakhyaakhyopetaayaam brihatpaaraashara-horaayaam raashishiilaadhyaayah samaaptah || 5 ||", closing the chapter only after verse 30, not here at verse 24. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  25. 5.25 सत्यापित

    Transition to the nisheka-lagna (conception-time ascendant) topic: Parashara's opening promise

    संस्कृत

    अथातः सम्प्रवक्ष्यामि शृणुष्व मुनिपुङ्गव । जन्मकालं च संशोध्य निषेकं परिशोधयेत् ॥ २५ ॥

    athaatah samprvakshyaami shriNushva munipungava | janmakaalam cha sanshodhya nishekam parishodhayet || 25 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Now, therefore (atha atah), I shall declare (samprvakshyaami) -- listen, O foremost of sages (muni-pungava)! Having ascertained/corrected (sanshodhya) the birth-time (janma-kaalam), one should [thereby] determine (parishodhayet) the [time of] conception (nishekam).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    अब इसके पश्चात् मैं कहूँगा -- हे मुनिश्रेष्ठ ! सुनिए। जन्मकाल का भलीभाँति शोधन करके निषेक (गर्भाधान) काल का परिशोधन (निर्धारण) करना चाहिए।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.5, verse 25, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036), PDF p.69 (printed page 40, chapter header "राशिशीलाध्यायः"), read from a clean 600dpi full-page render and a direct zoom crop (scratchpad/bphs-p69-v25-30.png) confirming the printed text letter-by-letter. Opens a new subsection (introduced on the page by the Hindi editorial subheading "जन्मकाल से गर्भाधान समय का ज्ञान--") on computing the nisheka-lagna (conception-time ascendant) from the birth-time; this subsection runs through verse 30 and is still part of Chapter 5 -- see the correction recorded at verse 5.24's source field, and the chapter's actual colophon confirmed at verse 5.30 below. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  26. 5.26 सत्यापित

    Parashara promises to explain how the conception-time (nisheka) ascendant is known from the birth-ascendant

    संस्कृत

    तदहं सम्प्रवक्ष्यामि मैत्रेय ! त्वं विधारय । जन्मलग्नात् परिज्ञानं निषेकं सर्वजं तु यत् ॥ २६ ॥

    tadaham samprvakshyaami maitreya! tvam vidhaaraya | janmalagnaat parijnaanam nishekam sarvajam tu yat || 26 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    That I shall now declare, O Maitreya! Hold it well in mind (vidhaaraya). From the birth-ascendant (janma-lagnaat), the complete/full understanding (parijnaanam ... sarvajam) of the conception[-time ascendant] (nishekam), which [is to be known thus] --

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    वह मैं अब कहूँगा, हे मैत्रेय ! तुम इसे भलीभाँति धारण करो। जन्मलग्न से निषेक (गर्भाधान-काल) का सम्पूर्ण ज्ञान इस प्रकार प्राप्त होता है --

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.5, verse 26, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.69, read from a clean 600dpi full-page render and a direct zoom crop (scratchpad/bphs-p69-v26-28.png) confirming the printed text letter-by-letter. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  27. 5.27 सत्यापित

    The computational rule, part 1: the difference between Bhanavi (Saturn) and Mandi, and between lagna and bhagya (fortune)

    संस्कृत

    यस्मिन् भावे भानविः स्यात्तस्य मान्देर्यदन्तरम् । लग्नभाग्यान्तरं योज्यं यच्च राश्यादि जायते ॥ २७ ॥

    yasmin bhaave bhaanavih syaattasya maanderyadantaram | lagnabhaagyaantaram yojyam yachcha raashyaadi jaayate || 27 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In whichever bhaava (house) Bhaanavi [DISCLOSED: read here, as at verse 21's "daivaakarih", as an epithet of Shani/Saturn -- "son of Bhaanu, the Sun" -- though this second Saturn-epithet has not yet been independently corroborated by the page's own commentary the way "daivaakarih" was] would be, whatever (yat) is its (tasya) difference (antaram) from Mandi [Gulika] [DISCLOSED: the printed compound "maanderyadantaram" is read as sandhi of "maandeh + yat + antaram", i.e. "the difference which is [reckoned] from Mandi"] -- the difference (antaram) between the lagna (ascendant) and the bhaagya [the 9th house, "fortune"] should be added (yojyam) to that, and whatever sign etc. (raashyaadi) results (jaayate) [from this sum, that is the figure to be used].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जिस भाव में भानवि (शनि, "भानु अर्थात् सूर्य का पुत्र" -- [स्पष्टीकरण: श्लोक २१ के "दैवाकरिः" के समान यहाँ भी शनि का एक नामान्तर मानकर पढ़ा गया है, यद्यपि इसकी पुष्टि पृष्ठ की टीका से अभी स्वतन्त्र रूप से नहीं हुई है]) स्थित हो, उससे मान्दि (गुलिक) का जो अन्तर हो [स्पष्टीकरण: मुद्रित संयुक्त शब्द "मान्देर्यदन्तरम्" को "मान्देः + यत् + अन्तरम्" के सन्धि-रूप में पढ़ा गया है] -- उसमें लग्न और भाग्य (नवम भाव) के अन्तर को जोड़ना चाहिए, और जो राशि आदि उससे प्राप्त हो [वही प्रयोज्य अंक है]।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.5, verse 27, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.69, read from a clean 600dpi full-page render and direct zoom crops (scratchpad/bphs-p69-v26-28.png, bphs-p69-v27-line2.png) confirming the printed text letter-by-letter. This verse states a technical calculation rule (a difference involving Saturn/Bhanavi, Mandi/Gulika, the lagna and the 9th house) whose precise computational procedure is not fully spelled out by the page's own prose commentary (which paraphrases verses 25-30 only in general terms); the translation above is offered at the level of the literal Sanskrit grammar, with the exact astronomical procedure left for the reader/practitioner's own technical judgment rather than fabricated here. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  28. 5.28 सत्यापित

    The computational rule, part 2: converting the interval to months, and the Moon's traversed portion

    संस्कृत

    मासादि तन्मितं ज्ञेयं जन्मतः प्राग् निषेकजम् । यद्दृश्यदलग्नेशः तदेन्दोर्भुक्तभागयुक् ॥ २८ ॥

    maasaadi tanmitam jneyam janmatah praag nishekajam | yaddRishyadalagneshah tadendorbhuktabhaagayuk || 28 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    That measure (tat-mitam), [reckoned] in months etc. (maasa-aadi), is to be known (jneyam) as the [time interval] arising from conception (nisheka-jam), prior to (praag) the birth (janmatah). If the lagna-lord [DISCLOSED: "yad-dRishya-dala-lagneshah" is read as "if [it/the relevant reckoning-point] is the lord of the visible half [of the zodiac counted] from the lagna" -- the page's own prose commentary paraphrases this passage instead in terms of the lagna-lord being in the invisible ("adRishya") half, a nuance not fully reconciled here with the verse's own "dRishya" ("visible"); both readings are disclosed rather than silently harmonized] [is so placed], then [add to it] the Moon's traversed portion/degrees (indoh bhukta-bhaaga-yuk).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    वह मान (मासादि में) जन्म से पूर्व निषेकजनित काल के रूप में जानना चाहिए। यदि [गणना-बिन्दु] लग्न से दृश्य अर्ध का स्वामी हो [स्पष्टीकरण: पृष्ठ की टीका इसी अंश को इसके विपरीत "अदृश्य" (अदृश्य चक्रार्ध) के रूप में स्पष्ट करती है -- यह भेद यहाँ खुला छोड़ा गया है, दोनों पाठ प्रस्तुत किए बिना किसी एक को चुपचाप सही मान लिए] तो उसमें चन्द्रमा के भुक्त भाग (गति किए हुए अंश) जोड़ने चाहिए।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.5, verse 28, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.69, read from a clean 600dpi full-page render and direct zoom crops (scratchpad/bphs-p69-v26-28.png, bphs-p69-v28-line2.png) confirming the printed text letter-by-letter. The page's own prose commentary/worked example (PDF p.69-70) paraphrases verses 25-30 together as: "janma se pahle garbhaadhaan kaa samay samajhnaa chaahiye. yadi lagnesh adRishya chakraardh mein (lagna se agrim 6 raashi mein) sthit hon to purv siddh raashyaadi mein chandramaa kaa bhuktaansh joden." -- this general paraphrase is used only as corroborating context, not as verse content, and the disclosed dRishya/adRishya tension above is left for the reader's own resolution. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  29. 5.29 सत्यापित

    Establishing the conception-time lagna and its use for predictions about the being in the womb

    संस्कृत

    तत्काले साधयेल्लग्नं शोधयेत् पूर्ववत्तनुम् । तस्माच्छुभाशुभं वाच्यं गर्भस्थस्यविशेषतः ॥ २९ ॥

    tatkaale saadhayellagnam shodhayet puurvavattanum | tasmaachchhubhaashubham vaachyam garbhasthasyavisheshatah || 29 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    At that time [so determined], one should establish/compute (saadhayet) the [conception-time] ascendant (lagnam), correcting/refining the [ascendant-]body (tanum) as before (puurvavat). From that, auspicious and inauspicious [results] (shubha-ashubham) are to be declared (vaachyam), especially (visheshatah) for the being situated in the womb (garbha-sthasya).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    उस [निर्धारित] काल में [निषेक-] लग्न को साधना (निकालना) चाहिए, तथा लग्न-शरीर का शोधन पूर्ववत् करना चाहिए। उससे शुभ-अशुभ फल कहने चाहिए, विशेषतः गर्भस्थ जीव के सम्बन्ध में।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.5, verse 29, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.69, read from a clean 600dpi full-page render and a direct zoom crop (scratchpad/bphs-p69-v29-30.png) confirming the printed text letter-by-letter. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  30. 5.30 सत्यापित

    Predictions about the parents' life and death from the conception-time lagna; closing verse of the sign-nature chapter, colophon confirmed

    संस्कृत

    शुभाशुभं वदेत्पित्रोर्जीवनं मरणं तथा । एवं निषेकलग्नेन सम्यग् ज्ञेयं स्वकल्पनात् ॥ ३० ॥

    shubhaashubham vadetpitrorjiivanam maraNam tathaa | evam nishekalagnena samyag jneyam svakalpanaat || 30 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    One should declare (vadet) the auspicious and inauspicious [results] (shubha-ashubham) regarding the life (jiivanam) and death (maraNam) of the parents (pitroh) as well (tathaa). Thus (evam), by means of the conception-time ascendant (nisheka-lagnena), [the results] should be properly known (samyag jneyam) through one's own [technical] judgment/reckoning (sva-kalpanaat).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    माता-पिता के जीवन तथा मरण से सम्बन्धित शुभ-अशुभ फल भी कहने चाहिए। इस प्रकार निषेक-लग्न के द्वारा, अपनी [ज्योतिषीय] कल्पना (गणना-कौशल) से, फलों को भलीभाँति जानना चाहिए।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.5, verse 30 (the chapter's final verse), Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.69, read from a clean 600dpi full-page render and a direct zoom crop (scratchpad/bphs-p69-v29-30.png) confirming the printed text letter-by-letter. This verse is immediately followed on the page by the worked numerical example illustrating verses 25-30, and then by the chapter's formal Sanskrit colophon (PDF p.70, scratchpad/bphs-p70-small.png): "इति सविमर्शसुधाख्याख्योपेतायां बृहत्पाराशरहोरायां राशिशीलाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ ५ ॥" ("Thus ends, in the Brihat-Parashara-Hora accompanied by the commentary named Savimarsha-Sudha, the chapter on the nature of the signs, the fifth.") -- this directly confirms Chapter 5 closes here, after verse 30, superseding the earlier disclosed (and incorrect) guess at verse 5.24 that the chapter closed at verse 24. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

6 Shodashavarga-varnana -- the sixteen divisional charts (53)

  1. 6.1 सत्यापित

    Chapter 6 opens: Maitreya asks Parashara to explain the bhava (house) distinctions

    संस्कृत

    ग्रहाणामथ राशीनां ये गुणा भवतोदिताः । श्रुता इदानीं शुश्रूषु भावभेदांश्च तान् वद ॥ १ ॥

    grahaaNaamatha raashiinaam ye guNaa bhavatoditaah | shrutaa idaaniim shushruushu bhaavabhedaanshcha taan vad || 1 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Maitreya said: Now, the qualities (guNaah) of the planets (grahaaNaam) and of the signs (raashiinaam) that were declared (uditaah) by you (bhavataa) have been heard (shrutaa) by me. Now (idaaniim) I am desirous of hearing (shushruushuh) -- please tell (vad) me those (taan) distinctions of the bhaavas (houses) as well (bhaava-bhedaan cha).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    मैत्रेय ने कहा -- आपके द्वारा कहे गए ग्रहों तथा राशियों के गुण मैंने सुने। अब मैं भावों (घरों) के भेद सुनना चाहता हूँ, कृपया उन्हें भी बतलाइए।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.6, verse 1 (Maitreya's opening question), Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036), PDF p.70 (printed page 48, chapter header "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्"), read from a clean 600dpi full-page render and a direct zoom crop (scratchpad/bphs-p70-v1.png) confirming the printed text letter-by-letter. Opens Chapter 6, titled "अथ षोडशवर्गवर्णनाध्यायः" ("the chapter describing the sixteen vargas/divisional charts"), which follows immediately after Chapter 5's confirmed colophon on this same page. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  2. 6.2 सत्यापित

    Parashara promises to relate the sixteen vargas as taught by Brahma

    संस्कृत

    वर्गान् षोडश यत्प्राह ब्रह्मा लोकपितामहः । तदहं सम्प्रवक्ष्यामि मैत्रेय ! श्रूयतामिति ॥ २ ॥

    vargaan shoDasha yatpraaha brahmaa lokapitaamahah | tadaham samprvakshyaami maitreya! shruuyataamiti || 2 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Parashara said: The sixteen (shoDasha) vargas (divisional charts) that (yat) Brahma, the grandfather of the worlds (loka-pitaamahah), declared (praaha) -- that (tat) I shall now relate (samprvakshyaami), O Maitreya! Let it be heard (shruuyataam iti).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पराशर ने कहा -- लोकपितामह ब्रह्माजी ने जिन सोलह वर्गों का वर्णन किया है, उसे मैं अब बतलाता हूँ। हे मैत्रेय ! सुनिए।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.6, verse 2 (Parashara's reply), Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.70, read from a clean 600dpi full-page render and a direct zoom crop (scratchpad/bphs-p70-v2.png) confirming the printed text letter-by-letter. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  3. 6.3 सत्यापित

    The sixteen vargas named, part 1: Kshetra, Hora, Dreshkana, Turyamsha, Saptamamsha, Navamsha, Dashamsha, Surya-amsha, Shodashamsha

    संस्कृत

    क्षेत्रं होरा च द्रेष्काणास्तुर्यांशः सप्तमांशकः । नवांशो दशमांशश्च सूर्यांशः षोडशांशकः ॥ ३ ॥

    kshetram horaa cha dreshkaaNaastuuryaanshah saptamaanshakah | navaanshah dashamaanshashcha suuryaanshah shoDashaanshakah || 3 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Kshetra (the sign/D-1 itself), Hora (the D-2), Dreshkana (the D-3), Turyamsha (the D-4), Saptamamsha (the D-7); Navamsha (the D-9), Dashamsha (the D-10), and Surya-amsha [DISCLOSED: the printed text reads "suuryaanshah" ("sun-portion") at exactly the position where the classical Parashari shodashavarga list has "Dwadashamsha" (the D-12); this crop was independently re-zoomed and the printed reading "सूर्यांशः" confirmed letter-by-letter, so it is transcribed exactly as printed rather than silently corrected to the expected classical term], [and] Shodashamsha (the D-16).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    क्षेत्र (राशि/D-1), होरा (D-2), द्रेष्काण (D-3), तुर्यांश (D-4), सप्तमांश (D-7); नवांश (D-9), दशमांश (D-10), तथा सूर्यांश [स्पष्टीकरण: मुद्रित पाठ में ठीक उसी स्थान पर "सूर्यांशः" छपा है जहाँ पारम्परिक षोडशवर्ग-सूची में "द्वादशांश" (D-12) होना अपेक्षित है; इस अंश को पुनः ज़ूम करके अक्षर-दर-अक्षर "सूर्यांशः" ही पढ़ा गया, अतः इसे अपेक्षित पारम्परिक नाम में सुधारे बिना, जैसा मुद्रित है वैसा ही यहाँ रखा गया है] [तथा] षोडशांश (D-16) -- [ये वर्ग कहे गए हैं]।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.6, verse 3 (first half of the sixteen-varga name list), Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.70, read from a clean 600dpi full-page render and direct zoom crops (scratchpad/bphs-p70-v3-line1.png, bphs-p70-v3.png, bphs-p70-v3l1-word.png, bphs-p70-v3-word2.png) taken specifically to resolve two technical terms letter-by-letter: "सप्तमांशकः" (confirmed via a tight crop showing the प्त conjunct clearly, correcting an initial misreading of "ससमांशकः" from the lower-resolution overview) and "सूर्यांशः" (confirmed as printed, though it does not match the expected classical term "द्वादशांशः"/Dwadashamsha at this position in the standard 16-varga sequence -- disclosed in the translation above rather than silently emended). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  4. 6.4 सत्यापित

    The sixteen vargas named, part 2: Vimshamsha, Chaturvimshamsha (numeral-encoded), Bhamsha, Trimshamsha, Khavedamsha, Akshavedamsha, Shashtyamsha

    संस्कृत

    विंशांशो वेदवाह्वंशो भांशत्रिंशांशकस्ततः । खवेदांशोऽक्षवेदांशः षष्ट्यंशश्च ततः परम् ॥ ४ ॥

    vinshaanshah vedavaahvanshah bhaanshatrinshaanshakastatah | khavedaanshoakshavedaanshah shashTyanshashcha tatah param || 4 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Vimshamsha (the D-20); "Veda-vaahu-amsha" [DISCLOSED: read as a bhuta-sankhya numeral-encoded name -- "veda" (the four Vedas) = 4, "vaahu" (the two arms) = 2, giving "24" -- i.e. intending Chaturvimshamsha, the D-24; this decoding is offered as the most plausible sense but is not itself printed as a plain number, so it is flagged rather than silently substituted], thereafter (tatah) Bhamsha [an alternate name for Saptavimshamsha/Nakshatramsha, the D-27] [and] Trimshamsha (the D-30); Khavedamsha (the D-40) [kha (0) + veda (4) = "40"], Akshavedamsha (the D-45), and thereafter (tatah param), the Shashtyamsha (the D-60).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    विंशांश (D-20); "वेदवाह्वंश" [स्पष्टीकरण: इसे भूतसंख्या पद्धति में पढ़ा गया है -- "वेद" (चार वेद) = ४, "वाहु" (दो भुजाएँ) = २, अर्थात् "२४" -- यानी चतुर्विंशांश (D-24) का सूचक; यह व्याख्या सर्वाधिक सम्भावित अर्थ के रूप में प्रस्तुत है, परन्तु मुद्रित पाठ में सीधे अंकों में नहीं है, अतः इसे चुपचाप अंक से प्रतिस्थापित करने के बजाय स्पष्ट रूप से बताया गया है], तत्पश्चात् भांश [सप्तविंशांश/नक्षत्रांश (D-27) का एक अन्य नाम] [तथा] त्रिंशांश (D-30); खवेदांश (D-40) [ख (०) + वेद (४) = "४०"], अक्षवेदांश (D-45), तथा उसके पश्चात् षष्ट्यंश (D-60) -- [ये सोलह वर्ग हैं]।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.6, verse 4 (second half of the sixteen-varga name list, completing the shodashavarga enumeration begun at verse 3), Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.70, read from a clean 600dpi full-page render and direct zoom crops (scratchpad/bphs-p70-v4l1a.png, bphs-p70-v4l1b.png) confirming the printed text letter-by-letter. The final two names, Khavedamsha and Akshavedamsha, are themselves standard bhuta-sankhya numeral-encoded terms (kha=0, veda=4 -> 40; a comparable pattern is disclosed as the likely sense of "vedavaahvamsha" -> Chaturvimshamsha/D-24 earlier in the verse), and "Bhamsha" is a recognized alternate name for Saptavimshamsha (Nakshatramsha, D-27), corroborating the classical sixteen-varga sequence: D1, D2, D3, D4, D7, D9, D10, [D12], D16, D20, D24, D27, D30, D40, D45, D60 (the D12 slot being the disclosed "suuryaanshah" anomaly noted at verse 6.3). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  5. 6.5 सत्यापित

    Defining Kshetra (D-1) by sign-lordship, and the Hora (D-2) rule of odd/even signs

    संस्कृत

    तत्क्षेत्रं तस्य खेटस्य राशेर्यो यस्य नायकः । सूर्येन्द्रोर्विषमे राशौ समे तद् विपरीतकम् ॥ ५ ॥

    tatkshetram tasya khetasya raasheryo yasya naayakah | suuryendrorvishame raashau same tad vipariitakam || 5 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    That (tat) is the Kshetra (own-sign, D-1) of that planet (khetasya) which (yah) is the lord (naayakah) of the sign (raasheh). [As for the Hora, D-2:] of Surya (the Sun) and Indu (the Moon), in an odd (vishame) sign [the first half belongs to the Sun's hora and the second to the Moon's]; in an even (same) sign, that (tat) is reversed (vipariitakam).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    वह (राशि) उस ग्रह का क्षेत्र (स्वराशि, D-1) है जो उस राशि का स्वामी है। [होरा (D-2) के विषय में:] सूर्य और चन्द्रमा में से, विषम राशि में [पूर्वार्ध सूर्य की होरा तथा उत्तरार्ध चन्द्रमा की होरा होती है]; सम राशि में यह विपरीत हो जाता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.6, verse 5, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036), PDF p.71 (printed page 39, chapter header "षोडशवर्गवर्णनाध्यायः"), read from a clean 600dpi full-page render and a direct zoom crop (scratchpad/bphs-p71-v5.png) confirming the printed text letter-by-letter. Directly corroborated by the page's own Hindi prose commentary on verses 5-6 ("mesh, mithun aadi visham raashiyon mein purvaardh 15 ansh suury kii horaa, tathaa uttaraardh 15 ansh chandramaa kii horaa"). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  6. 6.6 सत्यापित

    The Hora's presiding deities (Pitri/Deva), its total count of twenty-four, and the double zodiacal cycle

    संस्कृत

    पितरश्चन्द्रहोरेशा देवाः सूर्यस्य कीर्तिताः । राशेरर्धं भवेद्धोरास्ताश्चतुर्विंशतिः स्मृता ॥ ६ ॥ मेषादि तासां होराणां परिवृत्तिद्वयं भवेत् ।

    pitarashchandrahoreshaa devaah suuryasya kiirtitaah | raasheh ardham bhaveddhoraastaashchaturvinshatih smritaa || 6 || meshaadi taasaam horaaNaam parivrittidvayam bhavet |

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The lords of the Moon's hora are declared to be the Pitris (ancestral manes); those of the Sun's [hora] are celebrated (kiirtitaah) as the Devas (gods). Half of a sign (raasheh ardham) constitutes a hora (bhavet horaah); these (taah) are remembered (smritaah) as twenty-four (chaturvinshatih) [in total, across the zodiac]. Beginning from Mesha (Aries), of these horas a double cycle/repetition (parivritti-dvayam) occurs (bhavet) [across the twelve signs].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    चन्द्रमा की होरा के स्वामी पितृगण कहे गए हैं, तथा सूर्य की होरा के स्वामी देवगण कहलाते हैं। राशि का आधा भाग एक होरा होती है; ये कुल चौबीस होराएँ मानी गई हैं। मेषादि से आरम्भ करके, इन होराओं का (सम्पूर्ण राशिचक्र में) दुहरा आवर्तन होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.6, verse 6 plus an unnumbered third line completing the couplet (per the multi-line-unit convention already seen repeatedly in Chapter 5), Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.71, read from a clean 600dpi full-page render and direct zoom crops (scratchpad/bphs-p71-v6.png, bphs-p71-v6cont.png) confirming the printed text letter-by-letter. The combined citation "॥५-६॥" appears twice on this page, closing both the Hindi prose commentary and the worked example for verses 5-6 together, confirming these lines form one continuous unit with verse 5. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  7. 6.7 सत्यापित

    Defining the Dreshkana (D-3): thirty-six divisions, threefold cycle from Mesha

    संस्कृत

    राशित्रिभागा द्रेष्काणास्ते च षट्त्रिंशदीरिताः । परिवृत्तित्रयं तेषां मेषादेः क्रमशो भवेत् ॥ ७ ॥

    raashitribhaagaa dreshkaaNaaste cha shaTtrinshadiiritaah | parivrittitrayam teshaam meshaadeh kramasho bhavet || 7 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The third-parts of a sign (raashi-tri-bhaagaah) are the Dreshkanas (D-3); they (te) are declared (iiritaah) to be thirty-six (shaT-trinshat) [in total, across the zodiac]. Of these, a threefold cycle/repetition (parivritti-trayam) occurs (bhavet), in sequence (kramashah), beginning from Mesha (Aries).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    राशि के तीसरे भाग द्रेष्काण (D-3) कहलाते हैं; वे कुल छत्तीस बतलाए गए हैं। इनका मेषादि से क्रमशः तीन आवर्तन होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.6, verse 7, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.71, read from a clean 600dpi full-page render and direct zoom crops (scratchpad/bphs-p71-v7c.png, bphs-p71-v8c.png) confirming the printed text letter-by-letter. Opens the "द्रेष्काण--" (Dreshkana) subsection heading immediately preceding it on the page. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  8. 6.8 सत्यापित

    The Dreshkana lords by the own/5th/9th-sign scheme, and the sage-lords for movable signs

    संस्कृत

    स्वपश्चनवमानां च राशीनां क्रमशश्च ते । नारदाऽगस्तिदुर्वासा द्रेष्काणेशाश्चरादिषु ॥ ८ ॥

    svapaschanavamaanaam cha raashiinaam kramashashcha te | naaradaagastidurvaasaa dreshkaaNeshaashcharaadishu || 8 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    And they (te), in due sequence (kramashah), [belong] to one's own, the fifth, and the ninth (sva-pancha-navama) signs (raashiinaam) [DISCLOSED: the printed compound reads "sva-pa-scha-navamaanaam", with "pascha" where the well-known classical Drekkana-lord scheme (own sign, then the 5th, then the 9th from it, i.e. the trikona/trine signs) requires "pancha" (fifth); read here as "pancha" on the strength of that well-established classical rule, though the print itself is not fully unambiguous -- CONFIRMED correct by the very next page's own Hindi commentary, which states "dvitiiya dreshkaaN usase pancham raashi kaa" (the second dreshkana belongs to the fifth sign from it)]. Narada, Agastya, [and] Durvasa are the lords of the Dreshkanas in the Chara (movable), [Sthira (fixed), and Dvisvabhava (dual)] signs respectively (charaadishu) [CORRECTION (superseding an earlier disclosed guess): this verse's "charaadishu" was initially guessed to cover only the movable-sign triad, with matching triads for the fixed and dual signs speculated to follow on a later, not-yet-transcribed page. The very next page's own Hindi commentary directly refutes this: "chara, sthira, dvisvabhaava raashiyon ke dreshkaaNaadhip kramashah Naarad, Agasti tathaa Durvaasa hote hain" (the dreshkana-lords of the movable, fixed, and dual signs are, respectively, Narada, Agastya, and Durvasa) -- i.e. this single verse already fully specifies the scheme as ONE sage per sign-quality category, matched in order to the three sages already named in the same line, not a set of three further triads awaiting later verses].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    और वे, क्रमशः, अपनी राशि, पंचम, तथा नवम राशियों के [अनुसार होते हैं] [स्पष्टीकरण: मुद्रित संयुक्त शब्द में "पश्च" छपा है, जबकि सुप्रसिद्ध पारम्परिक द्रेष्काणेश-नियम (स्वराशि, फिर पंचम, फिर नवम -- अर्थात् त्रिकोण राशियाँ) के अनुसार यहाँ "पञ्च" अपेक्षित है; इस सुस्थापित पारम्परिक नियम के आधार पर इसे "पञ्च" मानकर पढ़ा गया है -- अगले ही पृष्ठ की टीका "द्वितीय द्रेष्काण उससे पञ्चम राशि का" कहकर इसकी पुष्टि करती है]। नारद, अगस्ति, तथा दुर्वासा क्रमशः चर (चल), [स्थिर, तथा द्विस्वभाव] राशियों में द्रेष्काणों के स्वामी हैं [सुधार (पूर्व में प्रकट किए गए एक अनुमान का संशोधन): पहले यह अनुमान लगाया गया था कि "चरादिषु" केवल चर राशियों की त्रयी बतलाता है, तथा स्थिर व द्विस्वभाव राशियों की सम्बन्धित त्रयियाँ किसी आगामी पृष्ठ पर अपेक्षित हैं। अगले ही पृष्ठ की टीका इसका सीधे खण्डन करती है: "चर, स्थिर, द्विस्वभाव राशियों के द्रेष्काणाधिप क्रमशः नारद, अगस्ति तथा दुर्वासा होते हैं" -- अर्थात् यह श्लोक स्वयं ही एक-एक ऋषि प्रति राशि-वर्ग के क्रम को पूर्णतः स्पष्ट करता है, न कि आगे की त्रयियों की प्रतीक्षा में]।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.6, verse 8, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.71, read from a clean 600dpi full-page render and direct zoom crops (scratchpad/bphs-p71-v7c.png, bphs-p71-v8c.png, bphs-p71-v8line2.png) confirming the printed text letter-by-letter. Two genuine ambiguities were disclosed rather than silently resolved: the "sva-pascha-navamaanaam" vs. expected "sva-pancha-navamaanaam" reading, and the scope of "charaadishu". Both were resolved by reading the very next page (PDF p.72, printed page 40): the "pancha" reading was CONFIRMED correct, and the "charaadishu"-scope speculation (that fixed/dual-sign sage triads would appear on a later page) was found to be WRONG and is corrected above -- the page's own commentary shows this single verse already names one sage per sign-quality category (movable/Narada, fixed/Agastya, dual/Durvasa). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  9. 6.9 सत्यापित

    Defining the Chaturthamsha (D-4): the four kendra-lords from one's own sign, named Sanaka, Sanandana, Kumara, and Sanatana

    संस्कृत

    स्वक्षादि-केन्द्रपतयस्तुर्याशेशाः क्रियादिषु । सनकश्च सनन्दश्च कुमारश्च सनातनः ॥ ९ ॥

    svakshaadi-kendrapatayasturyaasheshaah kriyaadishu | sanakashcha sanandashcha kumaarashcha sanaatanah || 9 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The lords of the kendras (quadrants: the 1st, 4th, 7th, and 10th) counted from one's own [sign] (svakshaadi) [DISCLOSED: the printed compound reads "svakshaadi", where the well-established classical phrase for this same rule is "svarkshaadi" (sva + rikshaadi, "beginning from one's own constellation/sign", via the regular sandhi of sva + rikkṣa); the crop was independently re-zoomed and no repha stroke was found before "ksha", so the print is transcribed exactly as "svakshaadi" rather than silently corrected -- the intended sense, kendra-lords reckoned from the natal/own sign, is unambiguous regardless] are the lords of the Turyamsha (Chaturthamsha, the D-4) [DISCLOSED: the printed compound reads "turyaasheshaah", lacking the anusvara expected in the standard classical form "turyaamsheshaah" (turya-amsha-ishaah, "lords of the fourth division"); a dedicated zoom crop confirmed no anusvara dot is printed between "yaa" and "she", so it is transcribed exactly as printed], in the movable [signs] and so forth (kriyaadishu, i.e. Aries etc. -- the sign-quality categories). [The four D-4 lords are] Sanaka, Sananda, Kumara, and Sanatana.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    अपनी राशि से आरम्भ करके केन्द्रों (१, ४, ७, १० भावों) के स्वामी [स्पष्टीकरण: मुद्रित पाठ में "स्वक्षादि" छपा है, जबकि इस नियम के लिए सुप्रसिद्ध पारम्परिक शब्द "स्वर्क्षादि" (स्व+ऋक्षादि, स्व+ऋ के सन्धि-नियम से) है; अंश को पुनः ज़ूम करके देखने पर "क्ष" से पहले कोई "र्" रेफ नहीं मिला, अतः जैसा मुद्रित है वैसा ही रखा गया है -- फिर भी अभिप्रेत अर्थ, अर्थात् जन्मराशि से गिने गए केन्द्रों के स्वामी, स्पष्ट है] तुर्यांश (चतुर्थांश, D-4) के स्वामी होते हैं [स्पष्टीकरण: मुद्रित पाठ में "तुर्याशेशाः" छपा है, जिसमें मानक पारम्परिक रूप "तुर्यांशेशाः" में अपेक्षित अनुस्वार नहीं है; एक विशेष ज़ूम से पुष्टि हुई कि "या" और "शे" के बीच कोई अनुस्वार बिन्दु मुद्रित नहीं है, अतः जैसा छपा है वैसा ही रखा गया है], चर आदि राशियों में। [चतुर्थांश के चार स्वामी] सनक, सनन्द, कुमार, तथा सनातन हैं।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.6, verse 9, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036), PDF p.72 (printed page 40, chapter header "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्"), read from a clean 600dpi full-page render and direct zoom crops (scratchpad/bphs-p72-v9b.png, bphs-p72-v9-word1.png through bphs-p72-v9-word7.png) confirming the printed text letter-by-letter, including two dedicated zooms resolving the absence of an expected repha in "svakshaadi" and the absence of an expected anusvara in "turyaasheshaah". Opens immediately below the page's own "चतुर्थांश--" (Chaturthamsha) subsection heading. Directly corroborated by the page's own Hindi prose commentary on this verse, which restates the rule as the 1st/4th/7th/10th sign-lordship scheme for the D-4 and gives a worked example plus a "स्पष्टार्थ चतुर्थांश चक्र" table listing Sanaka/Sananda/Kumara/Sanatana as the four D-4 lords in that order. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  10. 6.10 सत्यापित

    Defining the Saptamamsha (D-7): counted from the own lord in odd signs, from the seventh lord in even signs

    संस्कृत

    सप्तांशपास्त्वोजगृहे गणनीया निजेशतः । युग्मराशौ तु विज्ञेयाः सप्तमक्षादिनायकात् ॥ १० ॥

    saptaanshapaastvojagrihe gananiiyaa nijeshatah | yugmaraashau tu vijneyaah saptamakshaadinaayakaat || 10 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In an odd (oja) sign, the lords of the Saptamamsha (D-7, saptaamshapaah) are to be counted (gananiiyaah) starting from the sign's own lord (nijeshatah). In an even (yugma) sign, however (tu), they are to be known (vijneyaah) starting from the lord of the seventh [sign] onward (saptama-kshaadi-naayakaat) [DISCLOSED: the printed compound reads "saptamakshaadi", lacking the repha expected in the regular sandhi form "saptamarkshaadi" (saptama + rikshaadi, "beginning from the seventh constellation/sign") -- the identical pattern already seen at verse 9's "svakshaadi" (for the expected "svarkshaadi"), suggesting this dropped-repha spelling is a recurring feature of this print edition rather than an isolated error].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    विषम राशि में सप्तमांश (D-7) के स्वामी उस राशि के अपने स्वामी से गिने जाते हैं। सम राशि में, इसके विपरीत, सप्तम राशि के स्वामी से आगे गिनकर जाने जाते हैं [स्पष्टीकरण: मुद्रित पाठ में "सप्तमक्षादि" है, जिसमें "सप्तमर्क्षादि" (सप्तम+ऋक्षादि के सन्धि-नियम से अपेक्षित रूप) का रेफ नहीं है -- यही प्रवृत्ति श्लोक ९ के "स्वक्षादि" में भी मिली थी, जिससे प्रतीत होता है कि यह इस मुद्रित संस्करण की एक सुसंगत वर्तनी-शैली है, पृथक् त्रुटि नहीं]।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.6, verse 10, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036), PDF p.73 (printed page 41, chapter header "षोडशवर्गवर्णनाध्यायः"), read from a clean 600dpi full-page render and a direct zoom crop (scratchpad/bphs-p73-v10.png) confirming the printed text letter-by-letter. Directly corroborated by the page's own Hindi prose commentary immediately below verses 10-11 ("mesh, mithun aadi visham raashiyon mein raashiish se 7 raashiyon ke adhip, aur vrish, kark aadi sam raashiyon mein raashi ke saptamesh se aage 7 raashiyon ke adhip saptamaanshesh hote hain"), and by a worked example and a full "स्पष्टार्थ सप्तमांशचक्र" table on the same page. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  11. 6.11 सत्यापित

    The seven substance-names of the Saptamamsha divisions, in odd signs and (reversed) in even signs

    संस्कृत

    क्षारक्षीरौ च दध्याज्यौ तथेक्षुरससम्भवः । मधशुद्धजलावोजे समे शुद्धजलादिकाः ॥ ११ ॥

    kshaarakshiirau cha dadhyaajyau tathekshurasasambhavah | madhashuddhajalaavoje same shuddhajalaadikaah || 11 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [The seven Saptamamsha divisions are named, in sequence, after:] salt-water and milk (kshaara-kshiirau), curd and ghee (dadhi-aajyau), and likewise (tathaa) that born of sugarcane-juice (ikshu-rasa-sambhavah), honey, [and] pure water (madhu-shuddhajala) -- in an odd sign (oje) [DISCLOSED: the compound "madhashuddhajalaavoje" printed here is not fully resolved letter-for-letter into standard word-boundaries -- it is transcribed exactly as printed, with the intended sense ("honey [and] pure water, in an odd sign") taken from the page's own prose restatement of the full seven-item list]; in an even (same) sign, [the same seven divisions are named] beginning with pure water [i.e. in the reverse order, per the page's own commentary, which explicitly restates the odd-sign order as Chara/Kshira/Dadhi/Ajya/Ikshurasa/Madhu/Shuddhajala and the even-sign order as its exact reverse -- note the commentary's first item, "chaara", appears to diverge slightly from the verse's own "kshaara" (salt), a minor variance disclosed rather than silently reconciled].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [सप्तमांश की सात राशियाँ क्रमशः इन पदार्थों के नाम से जानी जाती हैं:] क्षार तथा क्षीर, दधि तथा आज्य, तथा इक्षुरस से उत्पन्न, मधु, तथा शुद्धजल -- विषम राशि में [स्पष्टीकरण: मुद्रित संयुक्त पद "मधशुद्धजलावोजे" के शब्द-विभाजन को अक्षर-दर-अक्षर पूर्णतः स्पष्ट नहीं किया जा सका -- इसे जैसा मुद्रित है वैसा ही रखा गया है, तथा अभिप्रेत अर्थ ("मधु, शुद्धजल, विषम राशि में") पृष्ठ की अपनी गद्य-टीका के पूर्ण सात-पदार्थ सूची से लिया गया है]; सम राशि में यही सात भाग शुद्धजल से आरम्भ होकर (अर्थात् विपरीत क्रम में) कहे गए हैं [टीका में विषम-क्रम को चार, क्षीर, दधि, आज्य, इक्षुरस, मध, शुद्धजल तथा सम-क्रम को इसका ठीक उल्टा बताया गया है -- टीका के प्रथम पद "चार" तथा श्लोक के अपने "क्षार" में एक लघु अन्तर है, जिसे यहाँ बिना मिलाए खुला रखा गया है]।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.6, verse 11, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.73, read from a clean 600dpi full-page render and direct zoom crops (scratchpad/bphs-p73-v11.png, bphs-p73-v11-word.png) confirming the printed text letter-by-letter. The page's own Hindi commentary immediately below spells out the full seven-substance order for odd and even signs, and a worked example plus the "स्पष्टार्थ सप्तमांशचक्र" table (columns: चार, क्षीर, दधि, आज्य, इक्षुरस, मध, शुद्धजल) directly corroborate the substance list, though the table itself uses "चार" rather than the verse's "क्षार" for the first substance -- disclosed above rather than silently reconciled. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  12. 6.12 सत्यापित

    Defining the Navamsha (D-9): counting rule by chara/sthira/dual signs, and the deity-type triad (Deva/Nara/Rakshasa)

    संस्कृत

    नवांशेशाश्चरे तस्मात् स्थिरे तन्नवमादितः ॥ उभये तत्पश्चमादे-रिति चिन्त्यं विचक्षणैः । देवा नृराक्षसाश्चैव चरादिषु गृहेषु च ॥ १२ ॥

    navaanshesaashcharE tasmaat sthire tannavamaaditah || ubhaye tatpaschamaaderiti chintyam vichakshaNaih | devaa nriraakshasaashchaiva charaadishu griheshu cha || 12 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The lords of the Navamsha (D-9, navaamsheshaah): in a movable (chara) sign, [count] from that [sign] itself (tasmaat); in a fixed (sthira) sign, from its ninth (navama) onward (aaditah). In the dual/both-natured (ubhaye) [signs], from its fifth onward [DISCLOSED: the printed compound reads "tatpaschamaadeh", with "pascha" where "pancha" (fifth) is expected -- the identical substitution already disclosed and confirmed at verse 6.8's "sva-pascha-navamaanaam", now recurring here, further strengthening the case that this is a systematic spelling feature of this print edition] -- so it is to be reckoned (chintyam) by the discerning/wise (vichakshanaih). [These three categories of Navamsha lord are, respectively,] Devas (gods), Nara (men), and Rakshasas (demons), in the movable, [fixed, and dual] signs, respectively.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    नवांश (D-9) के स्वामी: चर राशि में उसी राशि से; स्थिर राशि में उसके नवम से आगे [गिने जाते हैं]। उभय (द्विस्वभाव) राशियों में उसके पंचम से आगे [स्पष्टीकरण: मुद्रित संयुक्त पद में "पश्च" छपा है, जबकि अपेक्षित शब्द "पञ्च" है -- यह ठीक वही प्रतिस्थापन है जो श्लोक ६.८ के "स्वपश्चनवमानाम्" में पहले भी प्रकट व पुष्ट किया जा चुका है, अब यहाँ पुनः आने से यह प्रमाणित होता है कि यह इस मुद्रित संस्करण की एक व्यवस्थित वर्तनी-शैली है] -- ऐसा विद्वानों द्वारा माना जाना चाहिए। [ये तीन वर्ग क्रमशः] देव, नर (मनुष्य), तथा राक्षस हैं, क्रमशः चर, [स्थिर, तथा द्विस्वभाव] राशियों में।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.6, verse 12 (a three-line unit: an unnumbered opening couplet-half followed by a numbered concluding line ॥१२॥, per the multi-line-unit convention already seen repeatedly in this text), Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.73, read from a clean 600dpi full-page render and direct zoom crops (scratchpad/bphs-p73-v12.png, bphs-p73-v12line3.png) confirming the printed text letter-by-letter. Opens the page's own "नवांश--" (Navamsha) subsection heading. The "pascha"-for-"pancha" substitution is a recurring-anomaly cross-corroboration with verse 6.8, now observed a second time. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  13. 6.13 सत्यापित

    Defining the Dashamsha (D-10) counting rule, and naming the first four of the ten directional regents

    संस्कृत

    ओजे स्वतो दिगंशाः स्युर्युग्मे तन्नवमान्मताः । पूर्वादिदश दिक्पाला इन्द्राग्नियमराक्षसाः ॥ १३ ॥

    oje svato diganshaah syuryugme tannavamaanmataah | puurvaadidasha dikpaalaa indraagniyamaraakshasaah || 13 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In an odd (oje) sign, the directional-portions (dig-anshaah, i.e. the Dashamsha, D-10 divisions) are [counted] from that [sign] itself (svatah); in an even (yugme) sign, they are held (mataah) [to be counted] from its ninth (navamaat). The ten regents of the directions (dikpaalaah), beginning from the east (puurva-aadi, i.e. in sequence starting from Indra, lord of the east), are: Indra, Agni, Yama, [and] Rakshasa [Nirriti].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    विषम राशि में दिगंश (दशमांश, D-10) उसी राशि से [गिने जाते हैं]; सम राशि में वे उसके नवम राशि से [गिने जाने चाहिए] ऐसा माना गया है। पूर्व आदि दस दिक्पाल क्रमशः इन्द्र, अग्नि, यम, तथा राक्षस (निर्ऋति) हैं।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.6, verse 13, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036), PDF p.75 (printed page 43, chapter header "षोडशवर्गवर्णनाध्यायः"), read from a clean 600dpi full-page render and a direct zoom crop (scratchpad/bphs-p75-v13-14.png) confirming the printed text letter-by-letter. Directly corroborated by the page's own Hindi prose commentary ("visham raashiyon mein usii raashi se aarambh kar dash raashiyon ke aur sam raashiyon mein usse navam raashi se aarambh kar dash raashiyon ke dashmaansh hote hain. Purv aadi dash dikpaal kramashah Indra, Agni, Yam, Raakshas, Varun, Maarut, Kuver, Iishaan, Brahmaa, Anant in naamon se prasiddh hain") and by a worked example and a full "स्पष्टार्थ दशमांशचक्र" table on the same page. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  14. 6.14 सत्यापित

    The remaining six directional regents of the Dashamsha, and the odd/even sequence-direction rule

    संस्कृत

    वरुणो मारुतश्चैव कुवेरेशानपद्मजाः । अनन्ताश्च क्रमादोजे समे वा व्युत्क्रमेण तु ॥ १४ ॥

    varuNo maarutashchaiva kuvereshaanapadmajaah | anantaashcha kramaadoje same vaa vyutkrameNa tu || 14 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Varuna, Maruta (Vayu), and likewise (cha eva) Kuvera, Ishana, Padmaja (Brahma, "lotus-born"), and Ananta [complete the ten regents]. [These ten are to be applied] in due sequence (kramaat) for an odd (oje) sign; for an even (same) sign, however (tu), in reverse order (vyutkrameNa).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    वरुण, मारुत (वायु), तथा इसी प्रकार कुवेर, ईशान, पद्मज (ब्रह्मा, "कमल से उत्पन्न"), तथा अनन्त [शेष छह दिक्पाल हैं, जो दशमांश के दस दिक्पालों को पूर्ण करते हैं]। विषम राशि में इन्हें क्रमशः, तथा सम राशि में इसके विपरीत क्रम (व्युत्क्रम) से समझना चाहिए।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.6, verse 14, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.75, read from a clean 600dpi full-page render and direct zoom crops (scratchpad/bphs-p75-v13-14.png, bphs-p75-v14line2.png) confirming the printed text letter-by-letter. Combined citation "॥१३-१४॥" closes the page's Hindi prose commentary on both verses together. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  15. 6.15 सत्यापित

    Defining the Dwadashamsha (D-12): counted from the sign itself, and its four repeating lords

    संस्कृत

    द्वादशाशस्य गणनां तत्तत्क्षेत्राद् विनिर्दिशेत् । तेषामधीशाः क्रमशो गणेशाश्वियमाहयः ॥ १५ ॥

    dvaadashaashasya gananaam tattatkshetraad vinirdishet | teshaamadhiishaah kramasho ganeshaashviyamaahayah || 15 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    One should specify (vinirdishet) the reckoning (gananaam) of the Dwadashamsha (D-12) [DISCLOSED: the printed compound reads "dvaadashaashasya", lacking the anusvara expected in the standard classical form "dvaadashaamshasya" (dvaadasha-amsha-sya, "of the twelfth-division"); a dedicated zoom crop confirmed no anusvara dot is printed, so it is transcribed exactly as printed] from that same (tattat) sign (kshetraat) [i.e., always beginning the count from the sign itself, for whichever sign is under consideration]. Their (teshaam) lords (adhiishaah), in due sequence (kramashah), are Ganesha, Ashvi (Ashwinikumara), Yama, [and] Ahi (the serpent, i.e. Sarpa) [these four repeating three times across the twelve signs].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    द्वादशांश (D-12) की गणना उसी-उसी राशि से ही बतानी चाहिए [स्पष्टीकरण: मुद्रित पाठ में "द्वादशाशस्य" छपा है, जिसमें मानक पारम्परिक रूप "द्वादशांशस्य" में अपेक्षित अनुस्वार नहीं है; एक विशेष ज़ूम से पुष्टि हुई कि कोई अनुस्वार बिन्दु मुद्रित नहीं है, अतः जैसा छपा है वैसा ही रखा गया है] (अर्थात् विचारणीय राशि से ही आरम्भ करके गिनना चाहिए)। उनके अधीश क्रमशः गणेश, अश्वि (अश्विनीकुमार), यम, तथा अहि (सर्प) हैं [ये चार बारह राशियों में तीन बार आवृत्त होते हैं]।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.6, verse 15, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036), PDF p.76 (printed page 44, chapter header "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्"), read from a clean 600dpi full-page render and direct zoom crops (scratchpad/bphs-p76-v15b.png, bphs-p76-v15-w1.png through bphs-p76-v15-w6.png) confirming the printed text letter-by-letter, including a dedicated zoom establishing the absence of an anusvara in "dvaadashaashasya" and a dedicated zoom confirming the repha is correctly present in "vinirdishet" (unlike the dropped-repha pattern seen elsewhere in this edition). Opens immediately below the page's own "द्वादशांश--" (Dwadashamsha) subsection heading. Directly corroborated by the page's own Hindi prose commentary ("dvaadashaansh kii gananaa vichaaraniiy raashi se hii aarambh kar kramashah 12 raashiyon ke dvaadashaansh hote hain. Unke adhiish Ganesh, Ashvinikumaar, Yam, Sarp ye chaar tiin aavritti se hote hain"), a worked example, and a full "स्पष्टार्थ द्वादशांशचक्र" table with the rows Ganesha/Ashwinikumara/Yama/Sarpa repeating three times across the twelve signs. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  16. 6.16 सत्यापित

    Defining the Shodashamsha (D-16): reckoned from Mesha/Simha/Dhanu by sign-quality, with Brahma/Vishnu/Shiva/Surya as its four lords

    संस्कृत

    अजसिंहाश्रितो ज्ञेया नृपांशाश्वरभादिषु । अज-विष्णू हरः सूर्यो ह्योजे युग्मे प्रतीपकम् ॥ १६ ॥

    ajasinhaashrito jneyaa nripaanshaashvarabhaadishu | aja-vishnuu harah suuryo hyoje yugme pratiipakam || 16 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The Nripamsha ("king-portion", i.e. the Shodashamsha, D-16) is to be known (jneyaa) as resting upon (aashritah) [the signs] Aja ("goat", Mesha/Aries) [and] Simha (Lion, Leo) [DISCLOSED: the page's own commentary clarifies that the reckoning begins from Mesha, Simha, or Dhanu according to whether the sign under consideration is chara/movable, sthira/fixed, or dvisvabhava/dual respectively; the verse compresses this into "ajasinhaashritah" naming only the first two starting-points explicitly, with the third (Dhanu, for dual signs) evidently implied by the following compound] ... in [the movable, fixed, and dual signs] [DISCLOSED: the printed compound reads "nripaanshaashvarabhaadishu" -- its word-boundaries are not fully resolved letter-for-letter; a dedicated zoom crop confirmed the akshara sequence "-shva-ra-bhaa-" (not the more expected "-shcha-ra-" for "chara"), so it is transcribed exactly as printed rather than silently normalized to the expected classical wording, with the intended sense (chara/sthira/dvisvabhava signs) taken from the page's own prose restatement]. Aja (Brahma, "the unborn"), Vishnu, Hara (Shiva), [and] Surya (the Sun) -- [these four, in this order,] indeed (hi) [are the lords] in an odd (oje) [sign, and] in an even (yugme) [sign, the order is] reversed (pratiipakam).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    नृपांश (राजांश, अर्थात् षोडशांश, D-16) को अज (मेष) तथा सिंह पर आश्रित जानना चाहिए [स्पष्टीकरण: पृष्ठ की अपनी टीका स्पष्ट करती है कि चर, स्थिर, द्विस्वभाव राशि होने के अनुसार क्रमशः मेष, सिंह, अथवा धनु से गणना आरम्भ होती है; श्लोक "अजसिंहाश्रितो" में केवल प्रथम दो आरम्भ-बिन्दु (मेष, सिंह) स्पष्ट कहे गए हैं, तीसरा (द्विस्वभाव के लिए धनु) आगे के संयुक्त पद में अन्तर्निहित प्रतीत होता है] ... चर, स्थिर, द्विस्वभाव राशियों में [स्पष्टीकरण: मुद्रित संयुक्त पद "नृपांशाश्वरभादिषु" है, जिसके शब्द-विभाजन को अक्षर-दर-अक्षर पूर्णतः स्पष्ट नहीं किया जा सका; एक विशेष ज़ूम से "-श्व-र-भा-" अक्षर-क्रम की पुष्टि हुई (अपेक्षित "-श्च-र-", अर्थात् "चर", के स्थान पर), अतः जैसा मुद्रित है वैसा ही रखा गया है, तथा अभिप्रेत अर्थ (चर, स्थिर, द्विस्वभाव राशियाँ) पृष्ठ की अपनी गद्य-टीका से लिया गया है]। अज (ब्रह्मा), विष्णु, हर (शिव), तथा सूर्य -- ये चार, इसी क्रम में, विषम राशि में होते हैं; सम राशि में यह क्रम उलट जाता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.6, verse 16, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036), PDF p.77 (printed page 45, chapter header "षोडशवर्गवर्णनाध्यायः"), read from a clean 600dpi full-page render and direct zoom crops (scratchpad/bphs-p77-v16.png, bphs-p77-v16-w1.png, bphs-p77-v16-w4.png, bphs-p77-v16-line2.png) confirming the printed text letter-by-letter, including a dedicated zoom establishing the akshara sequence in the disputed compound "nripaanshaashvarabhaadishu" (compared directly against an unambiguous "cha" glyph elsewhere on the same page, in "kriyaachare" of verse 17, to rule out a font-legibility misread) and a sandhi resolution of "suuryo hyoje" (suuryah + hi + oje) confirmed against the page's own commentary. Opens the page's own "षोडशांश--" (Shodashamsha) subsection heading. Directly corroborated by the page's own Hindi prose commentary ("char, sthir, dvisvabhaav raashiyon mein kramashah mesh, sinh, dhanu se aarambh kar shodashaansh samajhnaa chaahiye. Brahmaa, Vishnu, Shiv, Suury, visham raashiyon mein kram se, aur sam-raashiyon mein utkram se chaar aavritti mein un shodashaanshon ke adhip hote hain"), a worked example, and a full "स्पष्टार्थ षोडशांशचक्र" table on the same page. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  17. 6.17 सत्यापित

    Defining the Vimshamsha (D-20): declared by Brahma, with its counting rule by sign-quality

    संस्कृत

    अथ विंशतिभागानामधिपा ब्रह्मणोदिताः । क्रियाचरे स्थिरे चापान् मृगेन्द्राद् द्विस्वभावके ॥ १७ ॥

    atha vinshatibhaaganaamadhipaa brahmaNoditaah | kriyaachare sthire chaapaan mrigendraad dvisvabhaavake || 17 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Now (atha), the lords of the twenty divisions (vinshati-bhaaganaam, the Vimshamsha, D-20) are declared (uditaah) by Brahma. In the Chara (movable) [sign], [the count begins] from Kriya (Aries) itself; in the Sthira (fixed) [sign], from Chapa (Dhanu/Sagittarius); [and] in the Dvisvabhava (dual) [sign], from Mrigendra (Simha/Leo, "lord of beasts") [DISCLOSED: the verse's compressed word-order places "chaapaat" and "mrigendraat" consecutively before "dvisvabhaavake", so the pairing of each starting-sign with its sign-quality category is inferred from adjacency and from the parallel structure of the Dreshkana/Chaturthamsha counting rules given earlier in this chapter, rather than stated in fully unambiguous prose].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    अब (अथ) विंशति भागों (विंशांश, D-20) के अधिप ब्रह्मा द्वारा कहे गए हैं। चर राशि में क्रिया (मेष) से ही [गणना आरम्भ होती है]; स्थिर राशि में चाप (धनु) से; तथा द्विस्वभाव राशि में मृगेन्द्र (सिंह, "पशुओं का स्वामी") से [स्पष्टीकरण: श्लोक के संक्षिप्त शब्द-क्रम में "चापात्" तथा "मृगेन्द्रात्" द्विस्वभावके से ठीक पहले लगातार आते हैं, अतः प्रत्येक आरम्भ-राशि का सम्बन्धित राशि-वर्ग से मेल निकटता तथा इस अध्याय में पूर्व वर्णित द्रेष्काण/चतुर्थांश गणना-नियमों की समरूपता के आधार पर अनुमानित है, न कि पूर्णतः असंदिग्ध गद्य से]।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.6, verse 17, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036), PDF p.77 (printed page 45, chapter header "षोडशवर्गवर्णनाध्यायः"), read from a clean 600dpi full-page render and direct zoom crops (scratchpad/bphs-p77-v17-compare2.png, bphs-p77-v17-line2.png) confirming the printed text letter-by-letter. Opens the page's own "विंशांश--" (Vimshamsha) subsection heading. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  18. 6.18 सत्यापित

    The Vimshamsha's twenty presiding deities, names 1-10

    संस्कृत

    काली गौरी जया लक्ष्मीविजया विमला सती । तारा ज्वालामुखी श्वेता ललिता बगलामुखी ॥ १८ ॥

    kaalii gaurii jayaa lakshmiivijayaa vimalaa satii | taaraa jvaalaamukhii shvetaa lalitaa bagalaamukhii || 18 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Kali, Gauri, Jaya, Lakshmi-Vijaya, Vimala, Sati [DISCLOSED: the printed first name reads "kaanlii", with an anusvara before the long "ii" that is not present in the well-known goddess-name "Kaalii"; transcribed here as "Kaalii" on the strength of the universally attested name, with the printed anusvara noted as a probable print artifact], Tara, Jvalamukhi, Shveta, Lalita, [and] Bagalamukhi -- [these ten being among] the twenty [presiding deities of the Vimshamsha, D-20, continued in the next verse].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    काली, गौरी, जया, लक्ष्मी-विजया, विमला, सती [स्पष्टीकरण: मुद्रित पहले नाम में "कां" के रूप में एक अनुस्वार छपा है, जो सुप्रसिद्ध देवी-नाम "काली" में नहीं होता; यहाँ सर्वमान्य नाम "काली" के आधार पर पढ़ा गया है, तथा मुद्रित अनुस्वार को सम्भवतः मुद्रण-दोष माना गया है], तारा, ज्वालामुखी, श्वेता, ललिता, तथा बगलामुखी -- [ये दस, विंशांश (D-20) के बीस अधिष्ठात्री देवियों में से हैं, अगले श्लोक में शेष जारी]।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.6, verse 18, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.77, read from a clean 600dpi full-page render and direct zoom crops (scratchpad/bphs-p77-v18-line1.png, bphs-p77-v18-w1.png, bphs-p77-v18-w2.png, bphs-p77-v18-w3.png) confirming the printed text letter-by-letter, including a dedicated zoom establishing the anusvara present in the printed "kaanlii". This ten-name sequence matches the first half of the well-attested twenty-name Vimshamsha deity list. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  19. 6.19 सत्यापित

    The Vimshamsha's twenty presiding deities, names 11-20, and the closing instruction

    संस्कृत

    प्रत्यङ्गिरा शची रौद्री भवानी वरदा जया । त्रिपुरा सुमुखी चेति विषमे परिचिन्तयेत् ॥ १९ ॥

    pratyangiraa shachii raudrii bhavaanii varadaa jayaa | tripuraa sumukhii cheti vishame parichintayet || 19 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Pratyangira, Shachi, Raudri, Bhavani, Varada, Jaya, Tripura, [and] Sumukhi -- thus (iti) [named, completing the twenty presiding deities of the Vimshamsha, D-20]. [These] should be reckoned/assigned (parichintayet) in the odd (vishame) [sign, counted forward from the first name -- CORRECTION (confirming a disclosed reading): the next page's own prose commentary, closing verses 17-21 together, states explicitly "vishama raashiyon mein Kaali aadi aur samaraashiyon mein Dayaa, Medhaa aadi unakii svaaminii hotii hain" ("in odd signs, Kali etc.; in even signs, Daya, Medha etc. are their [Vimshamsha] lords") -- confirming "vishame" (odd sign) was indeed the correct printed reading, not "vinshe" as this verse's entry once weighed as more contextually plausible. The even-sign counterpart, previously noted here as not yet found, is now confirmed: it is given explicitly in verses 20-21].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    प्रत्यङ्गिरा, शची, रौद्री, भवानी, वरदा, जया, त्रिपुरा, तथा सुमुखी -- इस प्रकार [नामित, विंशांश (D-20) के बीस अधिष्ठात्री देवियों को पूर्ण करते हुए]। इन्हें विषम राशि में [आगे की ओर, प्रथम नाम से गिनकर, इस प्रकार समझा जाना चाहिए -- सुधार (एक पूर्व-प्रकट पाठ की पुष्टि): अगले पृष्ठ की अपनी गद्य-टीका, जो श्लोक १७-२१ को एक साथ समेटती है, स्पष्ट कहती है -- "विषम राशियों में काली आदि और समराशियों में दया, मेधा आदि उनकी स्वामिनी होती हैं" -- जिससे पुष्टि होती है कि "विषमे" (विषम राशि) ही सही मुद्रित पाठ था, न कि "विंशे" जिसे इस श्लोक की प्रविष्टि में पहले प्रसंग की दृष्टि से अधिक उपयुक्त माना गया था। सम-राशि का सम्बन्धित नियम, जिसे पहले "अभी तक नहीं मिला" कहा गया था, अब श्लोक २०-२१ में स्पष्ट रूप से मिल गया है] गिनकर लगाना चाहिए।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.6, verse 19 (closing the Vimshamsha's 20-name deity list begun in verse 18), Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.77, read from a clean 600dpi full-page render and direct zoom crops (scratchpad/bphs-p77-v19-w1.png, bphs-p77-v19-w2.png, bphs-p77-v19-w3.png, bphs-p77-v19-w4.png, bphs-p77-v19-w5.png, bphs-p77-v19-line2b.png) confirming the printed text letter-by-letter, including a dedicated zoom establishing that the word before "parichintayet" reads "vishame" (via the retroflex sha/"ष" akshara, three clear aksharas वि-ष-मे) rather than "vinshe" ("in the Vimshamsha", which would require only two aksharas with an anusvara and palatal sha). This eighteen-plus-two name sequence, combined with verse 18's ten names, matches the well-attested twenty-name Vimshamsha deity list. CORRECTION note added after reading PDF p.78 (printed page 46): the page's own prose commentary closing verses 17-21 ("chara raashiyon mein Mesh se, sthir raashiyon mein Dhanu se aur dvisvabhaav raashiyon mein Sinh se aarambhkar Vinshaansh kii gananaa hotii hai. Visham raashiyon mein Kaalii aadi aur samaraashiyon mein Dayaa, Medhaa aadi unakii svaaminii hotii hain") and the full 20-row "स्पष्टार्थ विंशांशचक्र" table (columns सं./वि.स्वा. for the odd-sign names of verses 18-19, स.स्वा. for the even-sign names of verses 20-21) directly confirm the "vishame" reading. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  20. 6.20 सत्यापित

    The Vimshamsha's twenty presiding deities for an even sign, names 1-10

    संस्कृत

    समराशौ दया मेधा छिन्नशीर्षा पिशाचिनी । धूमावती च मातङ्गी वाला भद्रा रुणाऽनला ॥ २० ॥

    samaraashau dayaa medhaa chhinnashiirshaa pishaachinii | dhuumaavatii cha maatangii vaalaa bhadraa runaa'nalaa || 20 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In an even (sama) sign, [the twenty Vimshamsha lords are] Daya, Medha, Chhinnashirsha, Pishachini, Dhumavati, and (cha) Matangi, Vala (Bala), Bhadra, Runa [DISCLOSED: the printed text reads "runaa", lacking the initial "a" of the expected classical name "Aruna"/"Aruna" -- the page's own tabulated Vimshamsha-chakra restores the full form "Aruna" for this same position, so the verse's spelling is transcribed exactly as printed rather than silently completed] [and] Anala (joined by sandhi as "runaa'nalaa", with an avagraha marking the elided "a" of "analaa") -- [these ten being the first half of the twenty deities presiding over the Vimshamsha in an even sign, matching the odd-sign list of verses 18-19 name-for-name in the same serial order, per the page's own commentary and its full 20-row Vimshamsha-chakra table].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    सम राशि में [विंशांश के बीस स्वामी हैं] दया, मेधा, छिन्नशीर्षा, पिशाचिनी, धूमावती, तथा मातङ्गी, वाला (बाला), भद्रा, रुणा [स्पष्टीकरण: मुद्रित पाठ में "रुणा" है, जिसमें अपेक्षित पारम्परिक नाम "अरुणा" का आरम्भिक "अ" नहीं है -- पृष्ठ की अपनी विंशांशचक्र तालिका इसी स्थान के लिए पूर्ण रूप "अरुणा" देती है, अतः श्लोक की वर्तनी जैसी छपी है वैसी ही रखी गई है, स्वतः पूर्ण नहीं की गई है], तथा अनला (सन्धि से "रुणाऽनला", जिसमें अवग्रह "अनला" के लुप्त "अ" को दर्शाता है) -- [ये दस, सम राशि में विंशांश के अधिष्ठाता बीस देवियों में से पहली दस हैं, जो पृष्ठ की अपनी टीका तथा सम्पूर्ण बीस-पंक्ति विंशांशचक्र तालिका के अनुसार श्लोक १८-१९ की विषम-राशि सूची से क्रमशः नाम-दर-नाम मेल खाती हैं]।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.6, verse 20, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036), PDF p.78 (printed page 46, chapter header "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्"), read from a clean 600dpi full-page render and direct zoom crops (scratchpad/bphs-p78-v20-21.png, bphs-p78-v20-runa.png, bphs-p78-v20-matangi.png) confirming the printed text letter-by-letter, including a dedicated zoom establishing the missing initial "a" in "runaa" (for expected "Arunaa") and confirming the clean reading of "maatangii". Directly corroborated by the page's own Hindi prose commentary closing verses 17-21 together ("chara raashiyon mein Mesh se, sthir raashiyon mein Dhanu se aur dvisvabhaav raashiyon mein Sinh se aarambhkar Vinshaansh kii gananaa hotii hai. Visham raashiyon mein Kaalii aadi aur samaraashiyon mein Dayaa, Medhaa aadi unakii svaaminii hotii hain"), a worked example, and a full 20-row "स्पष्टार्थ विंशांशचक्र" table (column स.स्वा., listing Daya/Medha/Chhinnashirsha/Pishachi/Dhumavati/Matangi/Vala/Bhadra/Aruna/Anala for rows 1-10). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  21. 6.21 सत्यापित

    The Vimshamsha's twenty presiding deities for an even sign, names 11-20

    संस्कृत

    पिङ्गला छुच्छुका घोरा वाराही वैष्णवी सिता । भुवनेशी भैरवी च मङ्गला व्यपराजिता ॥ २१ ॥

    pingalaa chhuchchhukaa ghoraa vaaraahii vaishnavii sitaa | bhuvaneshii bhairavii cha mangalaa vyaparaajitaa || 21 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Pingala, Chuchchhuka, Ghora, Varahi, Vaishnavi, Sita, Bhuvaneshi, Bhairavi, and (cha) Mangala, [and] Vyaparajita [DISCLOSED: the printed name here reads "vyaparaajitaa", with an extra "vya-" prefix not present in the expected classical name "Aparajita" (also matching the page's own table, which abbreviates this last entry as "aparaaji."); transcribed exactly as printed rather than silently normalized] -- [completing, together with verse 20's ten names, the twenty deities presiding over the Vimshamsha in an even sign]. [This closes the page's own combined commentary on verses 17-21, and its full Vimshamsha-chakra table.]

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पिङ्गला, छुच्छुका, घोरा, वाराही, वैष्णवी, सिता, भुवनेशी, भैरवी, तथा मङ्गला, व्यपराजिता [स्पष्टीकरण: यहाँ मुद्रित नाम "व्यपराजिता" है, जिसमें अपेक्षित पारम्परिक नाम "अपराजिता" में न मिलने वाला अतिरिक्त "व्य-" उपसर्ग है (पृष्ठ की अपनी तालिका भी इस अन्तिम प्रविष्टि को संक्षेप में "अपराजि." लिखती है); जैसा मुद्रित है वैसा ही रखा गया है, स्वतः सामान्य नहीं किया गया] -- [श्लोक २० के दस नामों के साथ मिलकर, सम राशि में विंशांश के अधिष्ठाता बीस देवियों को पूर्ण करते हुए]। [यहीं पृष्ठ की श्लोक १७-२१ की संयुक्त टीका तथा इसकी विंशांशचक्र तालिका समाप्त होती है।]

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.6, verse 21, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.78, read from a clean 600dpi full-page render and direct zoom crops (scratchpad/bphs-p78-v21-l.png, bphs-p78-v21-r.png, bphs-p78-v21-bhuvaneshi2.png, bphs-p78-v21-aparajita.png) confirming the printed text letter-by-letter, including a dedicated zoom establishing the clean "bhuvaneshii" reading (ruling out a possible "bhavaneshii" misread) and a dedicated zoom establishing the extra "vya-" prefix on "vyaparaajitaa" against the table's abbreviated "aparaaji.". The full 20-row "स्पष्टार्थ विंशांशचक्र" table (column स.स्वा., rows 11-20) directly corroborates this name sequence. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  22. 6.22 सत्यापित

    Defining the Chaturvimshamsha (D-24): counted from Simha for an odd sign, from Karka for an even sign, and the first of its lords

    संस्कृत

    सिद्धांशकानामधिपाः सिंहादोजभगे ग्रहे । कर्कादियुग्मभगे खेटे स्कन्दः पशुधरोऽनलः ॥ २२ ॥

    siddhaanshakaanaamadhipaah sinhaadojabhage grahe | karkaadiyugmabhage khete skandah pashudharo'nalah || 22 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The lords of the Siddhamshaka (the Chaturvimshamsha, D-24) [are now declared]: for a planet (grahe) situated in an odd (oja) sign, [the count begins] from Simha (Leo); for a planet (khete) situated in an even (yugma) sign, [the count begins] from Karka (Cancer). [The list of lords opens with] Skanda, Pashudhara, [and] Anala (Agni) [DISCLOSED: this verse's second line, obscured on the source page by a bottom-of-page watermark overlapping the ink, was recovered by extracting the underlying watermark-free scan image directly from the PDF (bypassing the watermark, which is a separate text layer rendered over the scan rather than part of it) and re-cropping from that clean image; the three names "Skandah", "Pashudharah", and "Analah" are clearly legible in this clean crop as the opening of the Chaturvimshamsha's 24-name lord-list, but their exact correspondence to specific count-positions (first/second/third of twenty-four) is not yet confirmed, and the list evidently continues into the following verse(s), not yet transcribed]. CONFIRMATION (from the next page's own chakra table): the next page's full 24-row "चतुर्विंशांशचक्र" table lists these same three names as rows 1-3 of the odd-sign (विप.स्वा.) column in this exact order -- Skanda, [Pashudhara], Anala -- confirming both the reading and the count-position; the table's row-2 cell for this name appears to carry an anusvara ("पशुंधरः"), but the same name recurs without one at the table's own row 23 ("पशुधरः", even-sign column) -- given this internal inconsistency within a single table, the row-2 mark is judged more likely a print/scan artifact than a genuine anusvara, and the verse's own "पशुधरः" (no anusvara, matching row 23) is kept as the transcription, with the discrepancy disclosed rather than silently resolved.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    सिद्धांशक (चतुर्विंशांश, D-24) के अधिप अब कहे जाते हैं: विषम राशि में स्थित ग्रह के लिए सिंह से गणना आरम्भ होती है; सम राशि में स्थित ग्रह (खेट) के लिए कर्क से गणना आरम्भ होती है। [अधिपों की सूची आरम्भ होती है] स्कन्द, पशुधर, तथा अनल (अग्नि) से [स्पष्टीकरण: इस श्लोक की दूसरी पंक्ति, जो मूल पृष्ठ पर पृष्ठ के निचले भाग के जलचिह्न (वॉटरमार्क) से स्याही के ऊपर ढकी हुई थी, को पीडीएफ़ से सीधे अंतर्निहित जलचिह्न-रहित मूल स्कैन-चित्र निकालकर (जलचिह्न, जो स्कैन का भाग नहीं बल्कि उसके ऊपर रखी एक पृथक् पाठ-परत है, को दरकिनार करते हुए) और उसी स्वच्छ चित्र से पुनः क्रॉप करके स्पष्ट किया गया; इस स्वच्छ क्रॉप में "स्कन्दः", "पशुधरः", तथा "अनलः" नाम स्पष्ट रूप से चतुर्विंशांश की चौबीस-नाम अधिप-सूची के आरम्भ के रूप में पढ़े जाते हैं, परन्तु इनका किस-किस गिनती-स्थान (चौबीस में से पहला/दूसरा/तीसरा) से ठीक-ठीक मेल है यह अभी स्पष्ट नहीं है, और यह सूची अगले श्लोक(श्लोकों) में जारी प्रतीत होती है, जो अभी लिप्यंतरित नहीं हुई]। [पुष्टिः: अगले पृष्ठ की सम्पूर्ण चौबीस-पंक्ति "चतुर्विंशांशचक्र" तालिका विषम-राशि (विप.स्वा.) स्तम्भ की पहली तीन पंक्तियों में ठीक इसी क्रम में स्कन्द, पशुंधर, अनल नाम देती है, जिससे पाठ तथा गिनती-स्थान दोनों की पुष्टि होती है; तालिका की पंक्ति 2 में इस नाम पर अनुस्वार जैसा चिह्न दिखता है ("पशुंधरः"), परन्तु वही नाम तालिका की अपनी पंक्ति 23 (सम-राशि स्तम्भ) में बिना अनुस्वार के "पशुधरः" फिर आता है -- एक ही तालिका के भीतर यह असंगति देखते हुए, पंक्ति 2 का चिह्न वास्तविक अनुस्वार की अपेक्षा मुद्रण/स्कैन-दोष अधिक सम्भावित माना गया है, अतः श्लोक की अपनी वर्तनी "पशुधरः" (बिना अनुस्वार, पंक्ति 23 से मेल खाती) ही लिप्यंतरण में रखी गई है, तथा यह असंगति स्वतः सुलझाए बिना यहाँ स्पष्ट की गई है]।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.6, verse 22 (opening the "चतुर्विंशांश" [Chaturvimshamsha, D-24] subsection, immediately following the Vimshamsha's closing commentary and table on the same page), Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036), PDF p.78 (printed page 46). Line 1 read cleanly from the standard 600dpi full-page render and zoom crops (scratchpad/bphs-p78-v22-line1.png and its left/right splits), confirming "सिद्धांशकानामधिपाः सिंहादोजभगे ग्रहे ।" letter-by-letter. Line 2 was obscured in every crop taken from the standard render (scratchpad/bphs-p78-v22-line2a.png, -line2b.png, -line2c.png, and a failed brightness-threshold experiment -line2-thresh.png, since the watermark ink and the true text ink proved equally dark) by the page's "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" watermark; this was traced (via page.get_text(), which returned only the watermark string and no Devanagari) to the watermark being a distinct PDF text-layer object composited over the page rather than part of the scanned image. The embedded scan itself was recovered watermark-free by extracting its raw JPEG XObject directly (page.get_images(full=True) + doc.extract_image(xref), xref 231, saved as scratchpad/bphs-p78-raw.jpg), after mapping crop coordinates from the standard render into the raw image's own pixel space via its placement rectangle (page.get_image_rects). Clean crops from this raw image (scratchpad/bphs-p78-v22-clean.png confirming the line's ending "...स्कन्दः पशुधरोऽनलः ॥ २२ ॥"; scratchpad/bphs-p78-v22-clean-left.png and bphs-p78-v22-full2.png confirming the middle portion "कर्कादियुग्मभगे खेटे स्कन्...") together establish line 2 as transcribed above. This watermark-bypass technique (raw embedded-image extraction) should be applied proactively to any future page in this PDF where similar bottom-of-page watermark overlap is suspected. CONFIRMATION added after reading PDF p.79 (printed page 47): its full 24-row "चतुर्विंशांशचक्र" table (column विप.स्वा., rows 1-3, zoom crop scratchpad/bphs-p79-table-rows1-3.png) lists Skanda / Pashudhara / Anala in this exact order, confirming this verse's opening three lords and their count-positions; row 2 of that same crop appears to carry a stray anusvara on this name ("पशुंधरः"), but the table's own row 23 (even-sign column, zoom crop scratchpad/bphs-p79-v24b-heading.png) repeats the name without one ("पशुधरः"), so the anusvara is judged a probable print/scan artifact rather than a genuine spelling and this verse's anusvara-free reading is retained. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  23. 6.23 सत्यापित

    The Chaturvimshamsha's remaining nine lords (names 4-12 of the twelve-name cycle), completing the odd-sign order

    संस्कृत

    विश्वकर्मा भगो मित्रो मयाऽन्तकवृषध्वजाः । गोविन्दो मदनो भीमः सिंहादौ विषमे क्रमात् ॥ २३ ॥

    vishvakarmaa bhago mitro mayaa'ntakavrishadhvajaah | govindo madano bhiimah sinhaadau vishame kramaat || 23 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Vishvakarma, Bhaga, Mitra, Maya, [and] (joined by sandhi as "mayaa'ntaka", with an avagraha marking the elided initial "a" of "antaka") Antaka, Vrishadhvaja, Govinda, Madana, [and] Bhima -- [these, continuing directly from verse 22's Skanda, Pashudhara, and Anala, complete the twelve-name cycle (repeated twice over for the Chaturvimshamsha's full twenty-four divisions)], in due order (kramaat), for an odd (vishame) [sign], starting from (aadau) Simha (Leo).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    विश्वकर्मा, भग, मित्र, मय, तथा (सन्धि से "मयाऽन्तक", जिसमें अवग्रह "अन्तक" के लुप्त आरम्भिक "अ" को दर्शाता है) अन्तक, वृषध्वज, गोविन्द, मदन, तथा भीम -- [ये, श्लोक २२ के स्कन्द, पशुधर, तथा अनल से आगे बढ़ते हुए, चतुर्विंशांश के पूर्ण चौबीस भागों के लिए दो बार आवृत्त होने वाले बारह-नाम चक्र को पूर्ण करते हैं], विषम राशि में सिंह से आरम्भ करके, क्रमशः।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.6, verse 23, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036), PDF p.79 (printed page 47, chapter header "षोडशवर्गवर्णनाध्यायः"). This page carries no watermark overlap on its verse text (the watermark sits in the blank space below the page's final line), so read cleanly from a standard 600dpi full-page render and zoom crops (scratchpad/bphs-p79-v23-24.png, bphs-p79-v23-simhadau.png confirming the anusvara in "सिंहादौ"). Directly corroborated by the page's own full 24-row "चतुर्विंशांशचक्र" table (column विप.स्वा., rows 4-12: Vishvaka/Bhaga/Mitra/Maya/Antaka/Vrishadhvaja/Govinda/Madana/Bhima) and its prose commentary ("vipam raashiyon mein Sinh se aur samaraashiyon mein Karkaadi kram se gin kar Chaturvinshaansh samajhnaa chaahiye"). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  24. 6.24 सत्यापित

    A single printed verse 24 spanning two topics: the Chaturvimshamsha's even-sign reversal rule, then (after an inserted subsection heading) the Bhamsha's (Saptavimshamsha, D-27) opening eleven lords

    संस्कृत

    कर्कादौ सभभे भीमाद् विलोमेन विचिन्तयेत् । [भांश (सप्तविंशांश)—] भांशेशाः क्रमशो दस्त्रयमवह्निपितामहाः । चन्द्रेशादितिजीवाहि पितरोऽथ भगस्तथा ॥ २४ ॥

    karkaadau sabhabhe bhiimaad vilomena vichintayet | [bhaansha (saptavinshaansha)--] bhaansheshaah kramasho dastrayamavahnipitaamahaah | chandreshaaditijiivaahi pitaro'tha bhagastathaa || 24 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    For a [planet] in an even (sabhabhe) [sign], one should reckon (vichintayet) [the Chaturvimshamsha's lords] in reverse order (vilomena), starting from (aadau) Karka (Cancer), [beginning] from Bhima. [DISCLOSED: the source page prints a subsection heading, "Bhamsha (Saptavimshamsha)", immediately after this half-verse and before the text below, with no verse number appearing until after the following two lines -- so this entire block (the Chaturvimshamsha's even-sign rule plus the Bhamsha's opening names) shares a single printed verse number, "24"; it is kept as one entry here rather than split, to preserve that source peculiarity rather than silently assign it a number the page does not print.] The lords of the Bhamsha (Saptavimshamsha, D-27) are, in order (kramashah): Dasra (Ashwini Kumara), Yama, Vahni (Agni), [and] Pitamaha (Brahma); Chandra, Isha, Aditi, Jiva, [and] Ahi; [and] then (atha) Pitarah, [and] Bhaga likewise (tathaa) -- [these eleven names corresponding to the page's own 27-row Bhamsha-chakra table, rows 1 through 11].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    सम राशि (सभभे) में [स्थित ग्रह] के लिए, कर्क से आरम्भ करके, भीम से विलोम (उल्टे) क्रम में [चतुर्विंशांश के अधिपों को] समझना चाहिए। [स्पष्टीकरण: मूल पृष्ठ पर इस अर्ध-श्लोक के ठीक बाद तथा नीचे के पाठ से पहले "भांश (सप्तविंशांश)" उपशीर्षक छपा है, और अगली दो पंक्तियों के बाद तक कोई नया श्लोक-क्रमांक नहीं आता -- अतः यह सम्पूर्ण खण्ड (चतुर्विंशांश का सम-राशि नियम तथा भांश के आरम्भिक नाम दोनों) एक ही मुद्रित श्लोक-क्रमांक "२४" साझा करता है; इस स्रोत-विशेषता को यथावत् रखने हेतु इसे यहाँ विभाजित करने के बजाय एक ही प्रविष्टि में रखा गया है, न कि पृष्ठ द्वारा न दिए गए किसी क्रमांक को स्वतः जोड़ा गया है।] भांश (सप्तविंशांश, D-27) के अधिप क्रमशः हैं: दस्त्र (अश्विनीकुमार), यम, वह्नि (अग्नि), तथा पितामह (ब्रह्मा); चन्द्र, ईश, अदिति, जीव, तथा अहि; तथा फिर पितर, तथा इसी प्रकार भग -- [ये ग्यारह नाम पृष्ठ की अपनी सत्ताईस-पंक्ति भांशचक्र तालिका की पंक्ति १ से ११ के अनुरूप हैं]।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.6, a single printed verse numbered 24 spanning two topics (the Chaturvimshamsha's even-sign rule, then, after an inserted "भांश (सप्तविंशांश)—" subsection heading, the Bhamsha's opening eleven lords), Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036), PDF p.79 (printed page 47), read cleanly from the standard 600dpi full-page render and zoom crops (scratchpad/bphs-p79-v23-24.png, bphs-p79-bhamsha-verse.png, bphs-p79-bhamsha-line2.png, bphs-p79-bhamsha-word1b.png), confirming the printed text letter-by-letter, including the sandhi compounds "dastrayamavahnipitaamahaah" and "chandreshaaditijiivaahi". Directly corroborated by the page's own full 24-row "चतुर्विंशांशचक्र" table (even-sign column running in exact reverse of the odd-sign column, Bhima at row 1 through Skanda at row 24; zoom crops scratchpad/bphs-p79-table-rows1-3.png, bphs-p79-v24b-heading.png) and by the next page's (PDF p.80, printed page 48) full 27-row "भांशचक्रम्" table (column स्वामिनः, rows 1-11: Ashwini Kumara/Yama/Vahni/Brahma/Chandrama/Isha/Aditi/Jiva/Ahi/Pitarah/Bhaga), which confirms both the reading and the identification of "Dasra" with Ashwini Kumara. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  25. 6.25 सत्यापित

    The Bhamsha's (Saptavimshamsha, D-27) lords, names 12-24

    संस्कृत

    अर्यमार्कत्वष्टमरुच्छक्राग्निमित्रवासवाः । निर्ऋत्युदकविश्वेऽजगोविन्दा वसवोऽम्बुपः ॥ २५ ॥

    aryamaarkatvashtamaruchchhakraagnimitravaasavaah | nirritudakavishve'jagovindaa vasavo'mbupah || 25 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Aryama, Arka (Surya), Tvashta, Marut, Shakragni, Mitra, [and] Vasava; Nirriti, Udaka (Varuna as "water-lord"), Vishve(deva), [and] "Aja-Govinda" [DISCLOSED: the compressed compound "vishve'jagovindaa" is read as "vishve + ajagovindaah" -- i.e. "Aja" ("unborn") is taken as an epithet attached to "Govinda" rather than a separate twenty-fifth list-item, since the page's own 27-row Bhamsha-chakra table has no independent row between Vishvedeva and Govinda; this reading keeps the count of names in this verse's two lines (13 names across verses 24-25 so far) aligned with the table's rows 1-24], Vasu(s), [and] Ambupa ("water-drinker", i.e. Varuna again) -- [continuing, from verse 24's opening names, the twenty-seven lords of the Bhamsha (Saptavimshamsha, D-27), corresponding to the page's own table rows 12 (Aryama) through 24 (Varuna)].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    अर्यमा, अर्क (सूर्य), त्वष्टा, मरुत्, शक्राग्नि, मित्र, तथा वासव; निर्ऋति, उदक (जल-स्वामी के रूप में वरुण), विश्वेदेव, तथा "अजगोविन्द" [स्पष्टीकरण: संक्षिप्त संयुक्त पद "विश्वेऽजगोविन्दा" को "विश्वे + अजगोविन्दाः" के रूप में पढ़ा गया है -- अर्थात् "अज" ("अजन्मा") को गोविन्द से जुड़ा विशेषण माना गया है, न कि एक अलग पच्चीसवाँ नाम, क्योंकि पृष्ठ की अपनी सत्ताईस-पंक्ति भांशचक्र तालिका में विश्वेदेव और गोविन्द के बीच कोई स्वतंत्र पंक्ति नहीं है; इससे श्लोक २४-२५ में अब तक के नामों की गिनती (तेरह) तालिका की पंक्ति १ से २४ तक से मेल खाती रहती है], वसु, तथा अम्बुप ("जलपायी", अर्थात् पुनः वरुण) -- [श्लोक २४ के आरम्भिक नामों से आगे बढ़ते हुए, भांश (सप्तविंशांश, D-27) के सत्ताईस अधिपों में से, पृष्ठ की अपनी तालिका की पंक्ति १२ (अर्यमा) से २४ (वरुण) तक के अनुरूप]।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.6, verse 25, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036), PDF p.80 (printed page 48, chapter header "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्"), read from a clean 600dpi full-page render and zoom crop (scratchpad/bphs-p80-v25-26.png) confirming the printed text letter-by-letter, including the sandhi-compressed compounds "aryamaarkatvashtamaruchchhakraagnimitravaasavaah" and "nirritudakavishve'jagovindaa vasavo'mbupah". Directly corroborated by the page's own full 27-row "भांशचक्रम्" table (column स्वामिनः, rows 12-24: Aryama/Surya/Tvashta/Marut/Shakragni/Mitra/Vasava/Rakshasa/Varuna/Vishvedeva/Govinda/Vasu/Varuna) and its prose commentary ("Mesh, Kark, Tulaa, Makar, in chaar char raashiyon se aarambhkar meshaadi raashiyon mein Saptavinshaadhip hote hain. Ashvinii aadi 27 nakshatron ke Dastra, Yam aadi svaamii hii unke dev hain"). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  26. 6.26 सत्यापित

    The Bhamsha's (Saptavimshamsha, D-27) final three lords, and its counting rule from Aja (Mesha) for a movable sign

    संस्कृत

    ततोऽजपादहिर्बुध्न्यः पूषा चैव प्रकीर्तिताः । नक्षत्रेशास्तु भांशेशा अजादिचरराशितः ॥ २६ ॥

    tato'japaadahirbudhnyah puushaa chaiva prakiirtitaah | nakshatreshaastu bhaansheshaa ajaadichararaashitah || 26 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Then (tatah) Ajapat, Ahirbudhnya, [and] (cha eva) Pusha are declared (prakiirtitaah) -- [completing the twenty-seven names, matching the page's own table's final three rows]. The lords of the [twenty-seven] Nakshatras (nakshatreshaah) are indeed (tu) the lords of the Bhamsha (bhaansheshaah, Saptavimshamsha), [reckoned] starting from Aja (Mesha) for a Chara (movable) [sign] [DISCLOSED: the verse states explicitly only the Mesha starting-point for movable signs; the page's own prose commentary supplies the remaining three (Karka, Tula, Makara, the other three movable signs), by which the same 27-name cycle repeats four times, once from each movable sign, across all twelve signs].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    तत्पश्चात् अजपात्, अहिर्बुध्न्य, तथा पूषा कहे गए हैं -- [सत्ताईस नामों को पूर्ण करते हुए, पृष्ठ की अपनी तालिका की अन्तिम तीन पंक्तियों से मेल खाते हुए]। [सत्ताईस] नक्षत्रों के अधिप ही भांश (सप्तविंशांश) के अधिप हैं, चर राशि के लिए अज (मेष) से आरम्भ करके गिने जाते हैं [स्पष्टीकरण: श्लोक में स्पष्ट रूप से केवल मेष को ही चर राशियों का आरम्भ-बिन्दु कहा गया है; पृष्ठ की अपनी गद्य-टीका शेष तीन (कर्क, तुला, मकर, शेष तीन चर राशियाँ) देती है, जिनसे यही सत्ताईस-नाम चक्र बारह राशियों में चार बार, प्रत्येक चर राशि से एक बार, आवृत्त होता है]।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.6, verse 26, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.80 (printed page 48), read cleanly from the standard 600dpi full-page render and zoom crop (scratchpad/bphs-p80-v25-26.png), confirming the printed text letter-by-letter, including the sandhi "tato'japaat" (tatah + ajapaat) and the compound "ajaadichararaashitah". Directly corroborated by the page's own full 27-row "भांशचक्रम्" table (rows 25-27: Ajapat/Ahirbudhnya/Pusha), its prose commentary ("Mesh, Kark, Tulaa, Makar, in chaar char raashiyon se aarambhkar meshaadi raashiyon mein Saptavinshaadhip hote hain"), and a worked example (Lagna Tula, so counting from Tula itself, the 18th Bhamsha falls in Mina; hence Bhamshesha is Guru [Jupiter] with deity Vasava). Together, verses 24-26 give the complete 27-name Nakshatra/Bhamsha lord list, matching the page's own table row-for-row. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  27. 6.27 सत्यापित

    Defining the Trimshamsha (D-30): its five odd-sign lords and their unequal amsha-spans (5,5,8,7,5 degrees)

    संस्कृत

    त्रिशांशेशाश्च विपमे कुजार्कीज्यज्ञभार्गवाः । पञ्चपञ्चाष्टसप्ताक्षभागा व्यत्ययतः समे ॥ २७ ॥

    trishaanshesaashcha vipame kujaarkiijyajnabhaargavaah | panchapanchaashtasaptaakshabhaagaa vyatyayatah same || 27 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The lords of the Trishamsha (the Trimshamsha, D-30) [DISCLOSED: printed here as "त्रिशांश", lacking the compound's first anusvara -- this matches the same edition's already-noted spelling convention for the Vimshamsha in verses 17-19 ("विंशांश" printed as "विशांश"), which likewise drops the first anusvara while keeping the second], for an odd (vipame) [DISCLOSED: printed "विपमे" with प; the expected term is "विषमे" (vishame, "odd"), and this very page's verse 28 spells the cognate form "विषमेषु" correctly with ष -- so this is very likely a print/scan artifact substituting प for ष rather than a genuine alternate reading, though the printed letter is preserved here as transcribed] sign, are: Kuja (Mars), Arki (Shani/Saturn, "son of Arka"), Ijya (Guru/Jupiter, "the worshipped one"), Jna (Budha/Mercury, "the knowing one"), [and] Bhargava (Shukra/Venus, "descendant of Bhrigu") -- in that order. Their amsha-spans are five, five, eight, seven, [and] five (pancha-pancha-ashta-sapta-aksha [DISCLOSED: "aksha" ("eye"/"sense-organ") is used here as a numeral-word for "five", a standard Sanskrit convention of substituting a concrete noun of fixed count for its associated number]) degrees, by exchange (vyatyayatah) for an even (same) sign [i.e. the same five lords and the same five spans apply, but in reverse order].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    त्रिशांश (त्रिंशांश, D-30) के अधिप [स्पष्टीकरण: यहाँ "त्रिशांश" मुद्रित है, जिसमें संयुक्त पद का पहला अनुस्वार नहीं है -- यह इसी संस्करण की विंशांश (श्लोक १७-१९, जहाँ "विंशांश" को "विशांश" मुद्रित किया गया था) में पहले से नोट की गई वर्तनी-परम्परा से मेल खाता है, जो पहला अनुस्वार छोड़कर दूसरा रखती है], विषम राशि [स्पष्टीकरण: यहाँ प सहित "विपमे" मुद्रित है; अपेक्षित शब्द "विषमे" (ष सहित) है, और इसी पृष्ठ के श्लोक २८ में सजातीय रूप "विषमेषु" सही ष सहित मुद्रित है -- अतः यह वास्तविक वैकल्पिक पाठ के बजाय प के स्थान पर ष का मुद्रण/स्कैन-दोष होने की अधिक सम्भावना है, फिर भी मुद्रित अक्षर को यथावत् रखा गया है] के लिए हैं: कुज (मंगल), अर्कि (शनि, "अर्क का पुत्र"), ईज्य (गुरु, "पूज्य"), ज्ञ (बुध, "ज्ञाता"), तथा भार्गव (शुक्र, "भृगु-वंशज") -- इसी क्रम में। इनके अंश-विभाग पाँच, पाँच, आठ, सात, तथा पाँच (पञ्चपञ्चाष्टसप्ताक्ष [स्पष्टीकरण: "अक्ष" ("नेत्र"/"इन्द्रिय") यहाँ पाँच की संख्या हेतु प्रयुक्त एक मानक संस्कृत परम्परा है, जिसमें निश्चित गणना वाली किसी वस्तु के नाम से उसकी संख्या सूचित की जाती है]) अंश के हैं, सम राशि में व्यत्यय (उलट) से -- अर्थात् वही पाँच अधिप तथा वही पाँच विभाग, किन्तु विपरीत क्रम में।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.6, verse 27, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036), PDF p.81 (printed page 49, chapter header "षोडशवर्गवर्णनाध्यायः"). This page carries no watermark overlap on its verse text, so read cleanly from a standard 600dpi full-page render and zoom crops (scratchpad/bphs-p81-v27-line1-full.png, bphs-p81-v27-pancha.png, bphs-p81-visame-zoom.png confirming the प in "विपमे", bphs-p81-heading2.png confirming the "त्रिशांश" section heading's own anusvara placement). Directly corroborated by the page's Hindi prose commentary ("विषम राशियों में ५, ५, ८, ७, ५ अंशक्रम से मंगल, शनि, गुरु, बुध, शुक्र...त्रिंशांशेश होते हैं") and its full odd-sign "स्पष्टार्थ विषमत्रिंशांशचक्र" table (rows वह्निः/वायुः/शक्रः/धनदः/जलदः at amsha-boundaries ५,१०,१८,२५,३०, columns मेष/मिथुन/सिंह/तुला/धनु/कुंभ, lords मं./श./गु./बु./शु.). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  28. 6.28 सत्यापित

    The Trimshamsha's five presiding deities, in order for an odd sign and reversed for an even sign

    संस्कृत

    वह्निः समीरशक्रौ च धनदो जलदस्तथा । विषमेषु क्रमाज्ज्ञेयाः समराशौ विपर्ययात् ॥ २८ ॥

    vahnih samiirashakrau cha dhanado jaladastathaa | vishameshu kramaajjneyaah samaraashau viparyayaat || 28 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Vahni (Agni), Samira (Vayu) and (cha) Shakra (Indra), Dhanada (Kubera), and likewise (tathaa) Jalada (Varuna) -- these are to be known (jneyaah), in due order (kramaat), as the Trimshamsha's presiding deities for odd (vishameshu) signs; for an even (sama) sign, by reversal (viparyayaat) [i.e. in the opposite order: Jalada, Dhanada, Shakra, Samira, Vahni].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    वह्नि (अग्नि), समीर (वायु) तथा (च) शक्र (इन्द्र), धनद (कुबेर), तथा इसी प्रकार (तथा) जलद (वरुण) -- ये विषम राशियों के लिए त्रिंशांश के अधिष्ठाता देवता क्रमशः जानने चाहिए; सम राशि में विपर्यय (उलटे क्रम) से -- अर्थात् विपरीत क्रम में जलद, धनद, शक्र, समीर, वह्नि।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.6, verse 28, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.81 (printed page 49), read cleanly from the standard 600dpi full-page render and zoom crops (scratchpad/bphs-p81-v28-line1-full.png, bphs-p81-v28-line2-full.png), confirming the printed text letter-by-letter, including "विषमेषु" with its correctly-printed ष (which corroborates that verse 27's "विपमे" is a print artifact, not an alternate reading). Directly corroborated by the page's Hindi commentary ("विषम राशियों में अग्नि, वायु, इन्द्र, कुबेर, और वरुण, और समराशियों में विपरीत क्रम से...त्रिंशांशों के अधिदेव होते हैं") and its two full tables ("स्पष्टार्थ विषमत्रिंशांशचक्र" and "स्पष्टार्थ समत्रिंशांशचक्रम्", the latter's deity rows running in exact reverse of the former's), plus a worked example (Lagna Tula 11°29'38", an odd sign, so Trimshamshesha is Budh [Mercury] with Adhidevata Kubera). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  29. 6.29 सत्यापित

    Defining the Khavedamsha (D-40): its first seven deities, for an odd sign counted from Mesha

    संस्कृत

    चत्वारिंशद्विभागानामधिपा विषमे क्रियात् । विष्णुश्चन्द्रो मरीचिश्च त्वष्टा धाता शिवो रविः ॥ २९ ॥

    chatvaarinshadvibhaagaanaamadhipaa vishame kriyaat | vishnushchandro mariichishcha tvashtaa dhaataa shivo ravih || 29 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The lords of the forty parts (chatvaarinshad-vibhaaganaam-adhipaah, i.e. of the Khavedamsha, D-40 [DISCLOSED: the printed compound shows the expected sandhi-voicing of "chatvaarinshat" (forty) before the voiced "vibhaaganaam" (of the parts), yielding "chatvaarinshad-"]) are to be reckoned (kriyaat), for an odd (vishame) sign [counting from Mesha, per the following verse's own commentary]: Vishnu, Chandra (the Moon), and (cha) Marichi, Tvashta, Dhata, Shiva, [and] Ravi (the Sun) -- the first seven names of a twelve-deity cycle that repeats across the Khavedamsha's forty divisions.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    चालीस भागों के अधिप (खवेदांश, D-40 के अधिप [स्पष्टीकरण: मुद्रित संयुक्त पद में अपेक्षित सन्धि दिखती है, जिसमें स्वरयुक्त "विभागानाम्" से पहले "चत्वारिंशत्" का त् स्वरित होकर "चत्वारिंशद्-" बनता है]) विषम राशि के लिए इस प्रकार जानने चाहिए [मेष से गिनते हुए, अगले श्लोक की टीका के अनुसार]: विष्णु, चन्द्र, तथा मरीचि, त्वष्टा, धाता, शिव, तथा रवि -- ये बारह-देवता चक्र के, जो खवेदांश के चालीस भागों में आवृत्त होता है, पहले सात नाम हैं।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.6, verse 29, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036), PDF p.82 (printed page 50, chapter header "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्"). This page carries no watermark overlap on its verse text, so read cleanly from a standard 600dpi full-page render and zoom crops (scratchpad/bphs-p82-v29-line1b.png, bphs-p82-v29-word2.png confirming "विषमे" with its retroflex ष, bphs-p82-v29-line2b.png). Directly corroborated by the page's Hindi prose commentary ("विषम राशियों में मेष से, सम राशियों में तुला से आरम्भ कर खवेदांश (चत्वारिंशांश) के अधिपों का ज्ञान करना चाहिए। विष्णु, चन्द्र आदि क्रम से खवेदांशों के देव होते हैं") and its full "स्पष्टार्थ खवेदांशचक्र" table (rows 1-7: विष्णु/चन्द्र/मरीचि/त्वष्टा/धाता/शिवः/रविः, repeating every twelve rows across all forty). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  30. 6.30 सत्यापित

    The Khavedamsha's remaining five deities, and its even-sign rule: the same twelve-name cycle, but counted from Tula

    संस्कृत

    यमो यक्षेशगन्धर्वौ कालो वरुण एव च । समभे तुलतो ज्ञेयाः स्वस्वाधिपसमन्विताः ॥ ३० ॥

    yamo yaksheshagandharvau kaalo varuna eva cha | samabhe tulato jneyaah svasvaadhipasamanvitaah || 30 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Yama, Yakshesha (Kubera, "lord of the Yakshas") and (the dual "yaksheshagandharvau" pairing) Gandharva, Kala, and (eva cha) Varuna -- completing, together with verse 29's seven names, the Khavedamsha's twelve-deity cycle. For an even (samabhe) sign, [this same cycle of deities] is to be known (jneyaah) [DISCLOSED: rather than a reversed order as used for several preceding vargas (e.g. verses 24 and 28's "viloma"/"viparyaya"), this verse specifies a different starting point instead] starting from (tulatah) Tula (Libra) [rather than from Mesha], each accompanied by its own [sign-lord] (sva-sva-adhipa-samanvitaah) -- i.e. the Khavedamsha-lord of a given division is the planet ruling whichever zodiacal sign the deity-cycle's table places that division in.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    यम, यक्षेश (कुबेर, "यक्षों का स्वामी") तथा (द्विवचन "यक्षेशगन्धर्वौ" युग्म से) गन्धर्व, काल, तथा (एव च) वरुण -- श्लोक २९ के सात नामों के साथ मिलकर, खवेदांश के बारह-देवता चक्र को पूर्ण करते हुए। सम राशि में, [यही बारह देवता चक्र] तुला से आरम्भ करके [स्पष्टीकरण: पूर्व कई वर्गों (जैसे श्लोक २४ का "विलोम" और श्लोक २८ का "विपर्यय") में प्रयुक्त उलटे क्रम के बजाय, यह श्लोक एक भिन्न आरम्भ-बिन्दु निर्दिष्ट करता है] जानने चाहिए, प्रत्येक अपने-अपने (राशि-स्वामी) से सहित -- अर्थात् किसी भाग का खवेदांशेश वही ग्रह है जो उस राशि का स्वामी है जिसमें देवता-चक्र की तालिका उस भाग को रखती है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.6, verse 30, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.82 (printed page 50), read cleanly from the standard 600dpi full-page render and zoom crops (scratchpad/bphs-p82-v30-line1.png, bphs-p82-v30-word.png confirming "तुलतो", not a reversal-word, against the page's own commentary). Directly corroborated by the Hindi commentary ("विषम राशियों में मेष से, सम राशियों में तुला से आरम्भ कर खवेदांश...के अधिपों का ज्ञान करना चाहिए"), the full "स्पष्टार्थ खवेदांशचक्र" table (rows 8-12: यमः/यक्षेशः/गान्धर्वः/कालः/वरुणः, and the cycle's repetition every twelve rows across forty), and a worked example (Lagna Tula 11 deg 29'13.8", an odd sign, so counting from Mesha the 26th part falls in Vrishabha; hence Khavedamshesha is Shukra [Venus, lord of Vrishabha] with deity Chandra [row 26 mod 12 = row 2 of the cycle]). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  31. 6.31 सत्यापित

    Defining the Akshavedamsha (D-45): its three counting-points by sign-type, and its three cycling deities

    संस्कृत

    तथाऽक्षवेदभागानामधिपाश्चरभे क्रियात् । स्थिरे सिंहाद् द्विस्वभावे चापाद् ब्रह्मेशकेशवाः ॥ ३१ ॥

    tathaa'kshavedabhaagaanaamadhipaashcharabhe kriyaat | sthire sinhaad dvisvabhaave chaapaad brahmeshakeshavaah || 31 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Thus (tathaa) the lords of the Akshaveda(msha) parts (akshaveda-bhaaganaam-adhipaah, i.e. of the Akshavedamsha, D-45) are to be reckoned (kriyaat) for a movable (chara) sign [DISCLOSED: this half-line names only "charabhe kriyaat" ("for a movable sign, let it be done") without stating the starting sign explicitly here; the page's own Hindi commentary supplies it as Mesha (Aries)]; from Simha (sinhaad, Leo), for a fixed (sthira) sign; from Chapa (chaapaad, Dhanu/Sagittarius), for a dual-bodied (dvisvabhaava) sign -- [and the three deities cycling through these forty-five divisions are named as] Brahma, Isha (Shiva), [and] Keshava (Vishnu).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    इस प्रकार (तथा) अक्षवेद(अंश) के भागों (अक्षवेदभागानाम्) के अधिप, चर राशि के लिए, इस प्रकार (क्रियात्) जानने चाहिए [स्पष्टीकरण: इस अर्ध-श्लोक में केवल "चरभे क्रियात्" ("चर राशि के लिए, ऐसा करें") कहा गया है, आरम्भ-राशि का स्पष्ट नाम नहीं दिया गया है; पृष्ठ की अपनी हिन्दी टीका इसे मेष बताती है]; स्थिर राशि के लिए सिंह से; द्विस्वभाव राशि के लिए धनु (चाप) से -- तथा इन पैंतालीस भागों में आवृत्त होने वाले तीन देवता ब्रह्मा, ईश (शिव), तथा केशव (विष्णु) कहे गए हैं।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.6, verse 31 (opening the "अक्षवेदांश" [Akshavedamsha, D-45] subsection), Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036), PDF p.83 (printed page 51, chapter header "षोडशवर्गवर्णनाध्यायः"), following the tail rows (24-40) of the preceding page's Khavedamsha chakra table, which carries over onto this page's top before the Akshavedamsha heading. This page carries no watermark overlap on its verse text, so read cleanly from a standard 600dpi full-page render and zoom crop (scratchpad/bphs-p83-v31-32.png). Directly corroborated by the page's own Hindi prose commentary ("चरराशियों में मेष से स्थिर राशियों में सिंह से और द्विस्वभाव राशियों में धनु से आरम्भ कर अक्षवेदांशेश का ज्ञान होता है। चरराशियों में ब्रह्मा, शिव, विष्णु स्थिरराशियों में शिव, विष्णु, ब्रह्मा, एवं द्विस्वभाव राशियों में विष्णु, ब्रह्मा, शिव, पन्द्रह आवृत्तिक्रम से अधिदेव होते हैं") and a worked example (Lagna Tula 6°19'29"38, a movable sign, so counting from Mesha the 30th Akshavedamsha falls in Kanya; Akshavedamshesha Budh with deity Keshava). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  32. 6.32 सत्यापित

    The Akshavedamsha's three deities restated by synonym, and its fifteen-fold repetition cycle across forty-five divisions

    संस्कृत

    ईशाच्युतसुरज्येष्ठा विष्णुकेशाश्वरादिषु । देवता विबुधैरुक्ता वाणचन्द्राद्वृतिक्रमात् ॥ ३२ ॥

    iishaachyutasurajyeshthaa vishnukeshaashvaraadishu | devataa vibudhairuktaa vaanachandraadvritikramaat || 32 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Isha (Shiva), Achyuta (Vishnu), [and] Surajyeshtha ("eldest among the gods", Brahma) [DISCLOSED: these three names restate, by synonym, the same triad already given at the end of verse 31 (Brahma, Isha, Keshava)] -- in [the cycle] beginning with (aadishu) Vishnu, Kesha, [and a third name printed as] "Ashvara" [DISCLOSED: this portion of the compound "vishnukeshaashvaraadishu" was not confidently legible even at high zoom; it most likely represents an intended "Ishvara" (Shiva), but the printed vowel sequence reads "अश्वर" rather than the expected "ईश्वर" -- possibly another instance of this edition's recurring vowel-substitution artifacts, disclosed rather than silently corrected] -- these deities are declared (uktaa) by the wise (vibudhaih), by a repetition-cycle (vrittikramaat [DISCLOSED: printed with a single त, "वृतिक्रमात्", rather than the expected geminate "वृत्तिक्रमात्" -- consistent with this edition's established pattern (cf. verse 27's dropped anusvara) of dropping a doubled or nasalized letter in certain compounds]) of fifteen (vaanachandraat [DISCLOSED: read via bhuta-samkhya numeral-words -- "vaana" ("arrow", from Kama's five flower-arrows) standing for 5 as the units digit, and "chandra" ("the [single] moon") standing for 1 as the tens digit, giving 15 -- confirmed directly by the page's own Hindi commentary, which states these three deities repeat in a "पन्द्रह आवृत्तिक्रम" (fifteen-fold repetition-cycle) across the Akshavedamsha's forty-five divisions]).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    ईश (शिव), अच्युत (विष्णु), तथा सुरज्येष्ठ ("देवताओं में ज्येष्ठ", ब्रह्मा) [स्पष्टीकरण: ये तीन नाम श्लोक ३१ के अन्त में दी गई उसी त्रिमूर्ति (ब्रह्मा, ईश, केशव) को पर्यायवाची नामों से पुनः कहते हैं] -- विष्णु, केश, तथा एक तीसरे नाम, जो "अश्वर" मुद्रित है [स्पष्टीकरण: संयुक्त पद "विष्णुकेशाश्वरादिषु" का यह भाग उच्च ज़ूम पर भी पूर्ण विश्वास से नहीं पढ़ा जा सका; यह सम्भवतः "ईश्वर" (शिव) होने का अभिप्राय रखता है, परन्तु मुद्रित स्वर-क्रम अपेक्षित "ईश्वर" के स्थान पर "अश्वर" पढ़ा जाता है -- सम्भवतः इसी संस्करण के आवर्ती स्वर-प्रतिस्थापन दोषों का एक और उदाहरण, जिसे चुपचाप सुधारने के बजाय यहाँ स्पष्ट किया गया है] -- से आरम्भ होने वाले [चक्र] में, ये देवता विद्वानों द्वारा कहे गए हैं (उक्ता), एक आवृत्ति-क्रम से (वृत्तिक्रमात् [स्पष्टीकरण: यहाँ एकल त् सहित "वृतिक्रमात्" मुद्रित है, अपेक्षित द्वित्व त् सहित "वृत्तिक्रमात्" के स्थान पर -- यह इसी संस्करण की पहले से ज्ञात परम्परा (श्लोक २७ के लुप्त अनुस्वार की भाँति) से मेल खाता है, जिसमें कुछ संयुक्त पदों में द्वित्व या अनुनासिक अक्षर छूट जाता है]) पन्द्रह के (वाणचन्द्रात् [स्पष्टीकरण: भूतसंख्या शब्दों से पढ़ा गया -- "वाण" ("बाण", कामदेव के पाँच पुष्प-बाणों से) इकाई अंक ५ के लिए, तथा "चन्द्र" ("[एकमात्र] चन्द्रमा") दहाई अंक १ के लिए, इस प्रकार १५ बनता है -- इसकी पुष्टि पृष्ठ की अपनी हिन्दी टीका से सीधे होती है, जो कहती है कि ये तीन देवता अक्षवेदांश के पैंतालीस भागों में "पन्द्रह आवृत्तिक्रम" से आवृत्त होते हैं])।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.6, verse 32, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.83 (printed page 51), read cleanly from the standard 600dpi full-page render and zoom crops (scratchpad/bphs-p83-v32-line2.png, bphs-p83-v32-word-zoom.png and bphs-p83-v32-vrtti-zoom.png confirming the single-त "वृतिक्रमात्", bphs-p83-v32-vishnukesha-zoom.png showing the not-fully-resolved "अश्वर" portion). Directly corroborated by the page's own Hindi prose commentary ("चरराशियों में ब्रह्मा, शिव, विष्णु...पन्द्रह आवृत्तिक्रम से अधिदेव होते हैं") and the same worked example carried over from verse 31 (Lagna Tula 6°19'29"38, a movable sign; 30th Akshavedamsha in Kanya, Akshavedamshesha Budh, deity Keshava). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  33. 6.33 सत्यापित

    The Shashtyamsha's (D-60) calculation rule: double the amsha, divide by twelve, and count the remainder-plus-one from the sign itself

    संस्कृत

    राशीन् विहाय खेटस्य द्विघ्नमंशाद्यमर्कहृत् । शेषं सैकं च तद्राशिनाथाः षष्ट्यंशपाः स्मृताः ॥ ३३ ॥

    raashiin vihaaya khetasya dvighnamanshaadyamarkahrut | sheshan saikan cha tadraashinaathaah shashtyanshapaah smrutaah || 33 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Leaving aside (vihaaya) the [whole] signs (raashiin) of the planet (khetasya), [take] the doubled (dvighnam) amsha-figure (amshaadyam, i.e. the degrees-within-sign and finer parts), divided by (hrut) arka [DISCLOSED: "arka" (lit. "the sun") is used here as a bhuta-samkhya numeral-word for twelve, corresponding to the twelve Adityas/Arkas of tradition]; the remainder plus one (sheshan sa-ekam), and (cha) the lord of that [resultant, counted-forward] sign (tad-raashi-naathaah) -- [these] are traditionally said (smrutaah) to be the lords of the Shashtyamsha (shashtyansha-paah, D-60).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    ग्रह (खेटस्य) की राशियों को छोड़कर (राशीन् विहाय), अंशादि (राशि-भीतर के अंश-कला आदि) को दुगुना करके (द्विघ्नम्), अर्क से (अर्कहृत् [स्पष्टीकरण: "अर्क" (शाब्दिक अर्थ "सूर्य") यहाँ बारह की संख्या के लिए भूतसंख्या शब्द के रूप में प्रयुक्त है, परम्परा के बारह आदित्यों/अर्कों के अनुरूप]) भाग देने पर, शेष में एक जोड़कर (शेषं सैकं च), उस [गिनी गई] राशि का जो स्वामी है (तद्राशिनाथाः), वही षष्ट्यंश (D-60) का अधिप परम्परा से कहा गया है (स्मृताः)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.6, verse 33 (opening the "षष्ट्यंश" [Shashtyamsha, D-60] subsection), Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036), PDF p.85 (printed page 53, chapter header "षोडशवर्गवर्णनाध्यायः"). This page carries no watermark overlap on its verse text, so read cleanly from a standard 600dpi full-page render and zoom crop (scratchpad/bphs-p85-v33.png). Directly corroborated by the page's own Hindi prose commentary and worked example (Lagna Tula 6°19'29"38: amsha-adi doubled = 38'59"16, divided by 12 leaves remainder 2, plus 1 = 3; hence counting three signs from Tula gives Dhanu, whose lord Guru is the Shashtyamshesha). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  34. 6.34 सत्यापित

    The Shashtyamsha's presiding deities, opening the sixty-name cycle (heading: Shashtyamshadhideva)

    संस्कृत

    षष्ट्यंशाधिदेव— घोरश्च राक्षसो देवः कुबेरो यक्षकिन्नरौ । भ्रष्टः कुलघ्नो गरलो वह्निर्माया परीषकः ॥ ३४ ॥

    shashtyanshaadhideva-- ghorashcha raakshaso devah kubero yakshakinnarau | bhrashtah kulaghno garalo vahnirmaayaa pariishakah || 34 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [Sub-heading:] The presiding deities of the Shashtyamsha. Ghora, and (cha) Rakshasa, Deva, Kubera, [and the dual] Yaksha [and] Kinnara; Bhrashta, Kulaghna, Garala, Vahni, Maya, [and] Parishaka [DISCLOSED: printed clearly as "भ्रष्टः", not the visually similar "अष्टः", confirmed at high zoom] -- the first twelve names opening the sixty-deity cycle of the Shashtyamsha.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [उपशीर्षक:] षष्ट्यंश के अधिष्ठाता देवता। घोर, तथा (च) राक्षस, देव, कुबेर, तथा (द्विवचन) यक्ष एवं किन्नर; भ्रष्ट [स्पष्टीकरण: उच्च ज़ूम पर स्पष्ट रूप से "भ्रष्टः" मुद्रित पाया गया, दिखने में मिलते-जुलते "अष्टः" के स्थान पर नहीं], कुलघ्न, गरल, वह्नि, माया, तथा परीषक -- षष्ट्यंश के साठ-देवता चक्र के आरम्भिक बारह नाम।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.6, verse 34, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.85 (printed page 53), read from the standard 600dpi full-page render and zoom crops (scratchpad/bphs-p85-v34-35b.png, bphs-p85-v34-line2-zoom.png confirming "भ्रष्टः", bphs-p85-v34-line2b-zoom.png confirming "परीषकः"). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  35. 6.35 सत्यापित

    The Shashtyamsha deity list continues: names thirteen through twenty-four

    संस्कृत

    अपांपतिर्मरुत्वांश्च कालः सर्पामृतेन्दुकाः । मृदुः कोमल-हेरम्ब-ब्रह्मविष्णुमहेश्वराः ॥ ३५ ॥

    apaampatirmarutvaanshcha kaalah sarpaamrutendukaah | mruduh komala-heramba-brahmavishnumaheshvaraah || 35 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Apampati (Varuna, "lord of the waters"), and (cha) Marutvan (Indra), Kala, Sarpa, Amrita, [and] Induka (the moon); Mridu, Komala, Heramba (Ganesha), Brahma, Vishnu, [and] Maheshvara (Shiva) -- continuing the deity-cycle with twelve further names.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    अपांपति (वरुण, "जलों का स्वामी"), तथा (च) मरुत्वान् (इन्द्र), काल, सर्प, अमृत, तथा इन्दुक (चन्द्रमा); मृदु, कोमल, हेरम्ब (गणेश), ब्रह्मा, विष्णु, तथा महेश्वर (शिव) -- देवता-चक्र को आगे बारह और नामों से बढ़ाते हुए।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.6, verse 35, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.85 (printed page 53), read cleanly from the standard 600dpi full-page render and zoom crops (scratchpad/bphs-p85-v35.png, bphs-p85-v35-line2.png). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  36. 6.36 सत्यापित

    The Shashtyamsha deity list continues, including a dual compound read literally as "Deva-and-Adri"

    संस्कृत

    देवाद्रौ कलिनाशश्च क्षितीशकमलाकरौ । गुलिको मृत्युकालश्च दावाग्निर्घोरसंज्ञकः ॥ ३६ ॥

    devaadrau kalinaashashcha kshitiishakamalaakarau | guliko mrutyukaalashcha daavaagnirghorasanjnakah || 36 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [The dual] Deva [and] Adri ("Deva-Adri") [DISCLOSED: confirmed at high zoom to read literally "देवाद्रौ", with a short अ, i.e. "Deva" + "Adri" (mountain) in dual case -- not "आर्द्रौ" (a possible reading suggesting the Ardra nakshatra-deity, Rudra); the segmentation as "Deva-Adri" is offered only as the plain grammatical reading of what is printed, not as a match against any externally-recalled canonical name list], and (cha) Kalinasha, [and the dual] Kshitisha [and] Kamalakara; Gulika, and (cha) Mrityukala, [and] Davagni, called (sanjnakah) Ghora -- continuing the deity-cycle further.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [द्विवचन] देव तथा अद्रि ("देवाद्रि") [स्पष्टीकरण: उच्च ज़ूम पर स्पष्ट रूप से ह्रस्व अ सहित "देवाद्रौ" पढ़ा गया, अर्थात् द्विवचन में "देव" + "अद्रि" (पर्वत) -- न कि "आर्द्रौ" (एक सम्भावित पाठ जो आर्द्रा नक्षत्र के देवता रुद्र की ओर संकेत कर सकता है); "देव-अद्रि" के रूप में विभाजन केवल मुद्रित पाठ की सीधी व्याकरणिक पठन-प्रस्तुति है, किसी बाहरी रूप से स्मरण की गई मानक नाम-सूची से मिलान के रूप में नहीं], तथा (च) कलिनाश, तथा [द्विवचन] क्षितीश एवं कमलाकर; गुलिक, तथा (च) मृत्युकाल, तथा दावाग्नि, जो घोर संज्ञक (घोर नाम से प्रसिद्ध) है -- देवता-चक्र को आगे बढ़ाते हुए।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.6, verse 36, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.85 (printed page 53), read from the standard 600dpi full-page render and zoom crops (scratchpad/bphs-p85-v36-line1-left.png, bphs-p85-v36-devadrau-zoom3.png confirming the short-अ "देवाद्रौ" at 3x magnification, bphs-p85-v36-line2.png). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  37. 6.37 सत्यापित

    The Shashtyamsha deity list continues, including a grammatically unexpected "Shubhyo" form

    संस्कृत

    यमश्च कण्टकसुधाऽमृतपूर्णनिशाकराः । विषदग्धः कुलान्तश्च शुभ्यो वंशक्षयस्तथा ॥ ३७ ॥

    yamashcha kantakasudhaamrutapuurnanishaakaraah | vishadagdhah kulaantashcha shubhyo vanshakshayastathaa || 37 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Yama, and (cha) Kantaka, Sudha, Amrita, [and] Purnanishakara ("the full moon"); Vishadagdha, Kulanta, and (cha) [a name printed as] "Shubhya" [DISCLOSED: printed clearly as "शुभ्यो"; grammatically a form such as "शुभ्रः" (Shubhra, "the bright one") might be expected in this position, but the printed reading "शुभ्यो" is preserved as transcribed rather than silently emended], and likewise (tathaa) Vanshakshaya -- continuing the deity-cycle further.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    यम, तथा (च) कण्टक, सुधा, अमृत, तथा पूर्णनिशाकर ("पूर्ण चन्द्रमा"); विषदग्ध, कुलान्त, तथा (च) एक नाम जो "शुभ्यो" मुद्रित है [स्पष्टीकरण: स्पष्ट रूप से "शुभ्यो" मुद्रित है; इस स्थान पर व्याकरणदृष्ट्या "शुभ्रः" (शुभ्र, "उज्ज्वल") जैसा रूप अपेक्षित हो सकता है, परन्तु मुद्रित पाठ "शुभ्यो" को बिना मौन सुधार के यथावत् रखा गया है], तथा इसी प्रकार (तथा) वंशक्षय -- देवता-चक्र को आगे बढ़ाते हुए।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.6, verse 37, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.85 (printed page 53), read from the standard 600dpi full-page render and zoom crops (scratchpad/bphs-p85-v37.png, bphs-p85-v37-shubhyo-zoom.png confirming "शुभ्यो" at 3x magnification). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  38. 6.38 सत्यापित

    The Shashtyamsha deity list continues: names including Utpatakala, Komala, and Kalapavaka

    संस्कृत

    उत्पातकालसौम्याख्याः कोमलः शीतलाभिधः । करालदंष्ट्रचन्दाख्यौ प्रवीणः कालपावकः ॥ ३८ ॥

    utpaatakaalasaumyaakhyaah komalah shiitalaabhidhah | karaaladanshtrachandaakhyau praviinah kaalapaavakah || 38 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [Deities] named (aakhyaah) Utpatakala [and] Saumya; Komala, [one] called (abhidhah) Shitala; [the dual] named Karaladamshtra [and] Chanda; Pravina, [and] Kalapavaka -- continuing the deity-cycle further.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    उत्पातकाल तथा सौम्य नाम वाले [देवता]; कोमल, शीतल नाम वाला; करालदंष्ट्र तथा चण्ड नाम वाला [द्विवचन]; प्रवीण, तथा कालपावक -- देवता-चक्र को आगे बढ़ाते हुए।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.6, verse 38, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.85 (printed page 53), read from the standard 600dpi full-page render and zoom crops (scratchpad/bphs-p85-v38.png, bphs-p85-v38-num-zoom2.png confirming the printed verse-number "३८" at 3x magnification). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  39. 6.39 सत्यापित

    The Shashtyamsha deity list concludes its main run; source page prints this verse's number as "29", not the expected sequential "39"

    संस्कृत

    दण्डभृन्निर्मलः सौम्यः क्रूरोऽतिशीतलोऽमृतः । पयोधिभ्रमणाख्यौ च चन्द्ररेखा त्वयुग्मपाः ॥ २९ ॥

    dandabhrunnirmalah saumyah kruuro'tishiitalo'mrutah | payodhibhramanaakhyau cha chandrarekhaa tvayugmapaah || 29 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Dandabhrit, Nirmala, Saumya, Krura, Atishitala, [and] Amrita; [the dual] named Payodhi [and] Bhramana, and (cha) Chandrarekha -- these are the odd-sign (ayugma) lords [of the corresponding Shashtyamsha divisions] [DISCLOSED: printed verse-ending number reads "२९" (29), not the sequentially expected "३९" (39). This was confirmed genuinely legible, not a low-resolution artifact, via two rounds of 3x zoom cropping (scratchpad/bphs-p85-v39-num-zoom2.png), while the immediately preceding verse 38 (confirmed "३८") and following verse 40 (confirmed "४०") both carry their correct sequential numbers -- meaning the source page itself misprints this one verse's number, most likely a single-stroke ३/२ font confusion. The verse is ref'd "6.39" here for sequential consistency with this file's chapter-verse numbering, while this note preserves the source page's actual printed digits.]

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    दण्डभृत्, निर्मल, सौम्य, क्रूर, अतिशीतल, तथा अमृत; [द्विवचन] पयोधि तथा भ्रमण नाम वाला, तथा (च) चन्द्ररेखा -- ये अयुग्म (विषम) राशि के [सम्बन्धित षष्ट्यंश भागों के] अधिप हैं [स्पष्टीकरण: मुद्रित श्लोकान्त संख्या "२९" (29) पढ़ी गई, न कि क्रमानुसार अपेक्षित "३९" (39)। यह वास्तव में स्पष्ट रूप से मुद्रित पाया गया, न कि निम्न-रिज़ॉल्यूशन का दोष, दो बार 3x ज़ूम क्रॉप (scratchpad/bphs-p85-v39-num-zoom2.png) से पुष्टि के बाद, जबकि ठीक पहले वाला श्लोक ३८ (पुष्टि "३८") तथा ठीक बाद वाला श्लोक ४० (पुष्टि "४०") दोनों अपनी सही क्रमिक संख्याएँ रखते हैं -- अर्थात् स्रोत पृष्ठ में स्वयं इस एक श्लोक की संख्या का मुद्रण-दोष है, सम्भवतः ३ और २ की एकल-रेखा समानता से उत्पन्न। यहाँ इस श्लोक को इस फ़ाइल की क्रमिक अध्याय-श्लोक संख्या के अनुरूप "6.39" के रूप में सन्दर्भित किया गया है, जबकि यह टिप्पणी स्रोत पृष्ठ की वास्तविक मुद्रित संख्या को सुरक्षित रखती है।]

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.6, verse printed as "२९" (positionally the ninth deity-list verse of this Shashtyamsha subsection, following verse 38 and preceding verse 40; ref'd "6.39" here for sequential file consistency -- see disclosure in translation/translationHi), Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.85 (printed page 53), read from the standard 600dpi full-page render and zoom crops (scratchpad/bphs-p85-v39.png, bphs-p85-v39-line2.png, bphs-p85-v39-num-zoom2.png confirming the printed "२९" at 3x magnification; cross-checked against bphs-p85-v38-num-zoom2.png confirming verse 38's correct "३८" and bphs-p85-v40-line2.png confirming verse 40's correct "४०", ruling out a genuine intentional renumbering). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  40. 6.40 सत्यापित

    The Shashtyamsha's even-sign rule: the same deity-cycle known by reversal, restated for both odd and even signs

    संस्कृत

    समे भे व्यत्ययाज्ज्ञेयाः षष्ट्यंशेशाः सदा बुधैः । षष्ट्यंशस्वामिनस्त्वोजे तदीशाद् व्यत्ययात् समे ॥ ४० ॥

    same bhe vyatyayaajjneyaah shashtyanshesaah sadaa budhaih | shashtyanshasvaaminastvoje tadiishaad vyatyayaat same || 40 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    For an even (same) sign (bhe), the lords of the Shashtyamsha (shashtyansha-ishaah) are ever (sadaa) to be known (jneyaah) by reversal (vyatyayaat) by the wise (budhaih); [i.e.] the lords of the Shashtyamsha, for an odd (oje) [sign, run in due order] from that [sign's own] lord (tad-iishaat) [DISCLOSED: "tadiishaat" ("from its own lord") is read here as shorthand cross-referring to the deity-cycle order already given in verses 34-39 for the odd-sign case], by reversal (vyatyayaat) for an even (same) [sign, i.e. the same cycle run in the opposite order].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    सम राशि (भे) में, षष्ट्यंश के अधिप सदा विद्वानों द्वारा व्यत्यय (उलटे क्रम) से जानने चाहिए; [अर्थात्] षष्ट्यंश के स्वामी, विषम (ओजे) राशि के लिए उसी [राशि के अपने] स्वामी से [क्रमशः चलते हैं] [स्पष्टीकरण: "तदीशात्" ("उसी के स्वामी से") को यहाँ श्लोक ३४-३९ में विषम राशि हेतु पहले से दिए गए देवता-चक्र क्रम के संक्षिप्त सन्दर्भ के रूप में पढ़ा गया है], सम राशि में व्यत्यय (उलट) से।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.6, verse 40, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.85 (printed page 53), read from the standard 600dpi full-page render and zoom crops (scratchpad/bphs-p85-v40.png, bphs-p85-v40-line2.png confirming the printed verse-number "४०", which -- together with verse 38's confirmed "३८" -- corroborates that the intervening verse's "२९" (ref'd 6.39 here) is a genuine printed numbering anomaly rather than a misreading on this end). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  41. 6.41 सत्यापित

    Closing the Shashtyamsha section: benefic and malefic Shashtyamsha associations bless or destroy a planet's results

    संस्कृत

    शुभषष्ट्यंशसंयुक्ता ग्रहाः शुभफलप्रदाः । क्रूरषष्ट्यंशसंयुक्ता नाशयन्ति खचारिणः ॥ ४१ ॥

    shubhashashtyanshasanyuktaa grahaah shubhaphalapradaah | kruuroshashtyanshasanyuktaa naashayanti khachaarinah || 41 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Planets (grahaah) joined with (sanyuktaa) a benefic (shubha) Shashtyamsha are givers of benefic results (shubha-phala-pradaah); [those] joined with a malefic/cruel (kruura) Shashtyamsha, the sky-movers (khachaarinah, i.e. the planets), destroy [their good results] (naashayanti) -- closing this chapter's treatment of the Shashtyamsha (D-60).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    शुभ षष्ट्यंश से युक्त ग्रह शुभ फल देने वाले होते हैं; क्रूर षष्ट्यंश से युक्त आकाशचारी (अर्थात् ग्रह) [अपने शुभ फलों को] नष्ट कर देते हैं -- इसी के साथ इस अध्याय में षष्ट्यंश (D-60) का वर्णन पूर्ण होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.6, verse 41 (closing the Shashtyamsha subsection), Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.85 (printed page 53), read from the standard 600dpi full-page render and zoom crops (scratchpad/bphs-p85-v41-zoom.png confirming "शुभषष्ट्यंशसंयुक्ता" at 2x magnification, bphs-p85-v41-line2-zoom.png confirming "क्रूरषष्ट्यंशसंयुक्ता ... ॥ ४१ ॥"). Directly corroborated by the page's own Hindi prose commentary ("शुभषष्ठ्यंश युक्त ग्रह शुभफल देनेवाले होते हैं और क्रूर ग्रह के षष्ठ्यंशसंयुक्त ग्रह नाश...") immediately following, and by the full 60-row "स्पष्टार्थ षष्ट्यंशचक्रम्" table on the next printed page (54; scratchpad/bphs-p86-tiny.png), which is pure numeric/name corroborating content, not verse text, and closes this chapter's varga-definition sequence. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  42. 6.42 सत्यापित

    Opening a new subsection, Vargabheda: Parashara names the four varga-groupings to Maitreya

    संस्कृत

    वर्गभेद— वर्गभेदानहं वक्ष्ये मैत्रेय ! त्वं विधारय । षड्वर्गाः सप्तवर्गाश्च दिग्वर्गा नृपवर्गकाः ॥ ४२ ॥

    vargabheda-- vargabhedaanaham vakshye maitreya ! tvam vidhaaraya | shadvargaah saptavargaashcha digvargaa nrupavargakaah || 42 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [Sub-heading:] Vargabheda ("the distinctions/classification of vargas"). I shall now tell (aham vakshye) the varga-distinctions (varga-bhedaan), O Maitreya! You hold this in mind (tvam vidhaaraya). [There are] the Shad-vargas (six-fold groupings), and (cha) the Sapta-vargas (seven-fold groupings), the Dig-vargas, [and] the Nripa-vargas [UPDATED, confirmed by the following page: a subsequent page (PDF p.88, printed page 56) supplies this same edition's own Hindi commentary, which walks through these same four groupings by count rather than by the verse's own names -- "षड्वर्ग" (six), "सप्तवर्ग" (seven, sharing the Shad-varga's names but adding an eighth-numbered name at 7), "दशवर्ग" (ten), and "षोडश वर्ग" (sixteen). This confirms "Dig-vargaah" denotes the ten-fold scheme -- via the same bhuta-samkhya convention already seen at verse 47, where "dik" ("direction") stands for the numeral ten, there being traditionally ten directions -- and that "Nripa-vargakaah" ("royal/sovereign groupings") is this edition's own poetic name (confirmed printed clearly, not a misreading) for what the commentary elsewhere calls by its plain count, the sixteen-fold (Shodasha-varga) scheme -- fitting, since this whole chapter is itself titled "षोडशवर्गवर्णनाध्यायः" ("the chapter describing the sixteen vargas")].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [उपशीर्षक:] वर्गभेद ("वर्गों का वर्गीकरण/भेद")। हे मैत्रेय! अब मैं वर्ग-भेदों को कहूँगा (वक्ष्ये); तुम इसे धारण करो (विधारय)। षड्वर्ग (छह वर्गों के समूह), तथा (च) सप्तवर्ग (सात वर्गों के समूह), दिग्वर्ग, तथा नृपवर्ग [के समूह होते हैं] [अद्यतन, अगले पृष्ठ से पुष्ट: अगले पृष्ठ (पीडीएफ पृ.८८, मुद्रित पृष्ठ ५६) पर इसी संस्करण की अपनी हिन्दी टीका इन्हीं चार समूहों को श्लोक के नामों के बजाय उनकी संख्या से समझाती है -- "षड्वर्ग" (छह), "सप्तवर्ग" (सात, षड्वर्ग के ही नामों को साझा करते हुए सात पर एक आठवाँ नाम जोड़ते हुए), "दशवर्ग" (दस), तथा "षोडश वर्ग" (सोलह)। इससे पुष्टि होती है कि "दिग्वर्गाः" दस-अंकीय योजना को दर्शाता है -- श्लोक ४७ में पहले से देखी गई उसी भूतसंख्या परम्परा से, जिसमें "दिक्" ("दिशा") संख्या दस के लिए प्रयुक्त है, क्योंकि परम्परा में दस दिशाएँ मानी जाती हैं -- तथा यह भी कि "नृपवर्गकाः" ("राजयोग्य/प्रभुत्व-सम्बन्धी समूह") इसी संस्करण का अपना काव्यात्मक नाम है (स्पष्ट रूप से मुद्रित पाया गया, गलत पठन नहीं) उस सोलह-अंकीय (षोडशवर्ग) योजना के लिए, जिसे टीका अन्यत्र केवल उसकी संख्या से कहती है -- यह उपयुक्त भी है, क्योंकि यह सम्पूर्ण अध्याय स्वयं "षोडशवर्गवर्णनाध्यायः" ("सोलह वर्गों का वर्णन करने वाला अध्याय") नाम से शीर्षित है]।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.6, verse 42 (opening a new subsection, "वर्गभेद", following immediately after the Shashtyamsha section and its 60-row table), Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036), PDF p.87 (printed page 55, chapter header "षोडशवर्गवर्णनाध्यायः"), with the naming of its "दिग्वर्गाः" and "नृपवर्गकाः" groupings cross-checked and confirmed via the following page's (PDF p.88, printed page 56) own Hindi commentary table. Read cleanly from a standard 600dpi full-page render and zoom crops (scratchpad/bphs-p87-v42.png, scratchpad/bphs-p87-v42-word4-zoom.png at 3x magnification confirming "नृपवर्गकाः" is printed exactly as such). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  43. 6.43 सत्यापित

    In the Shad-varga group, agreement among two or three vargas is named Kimshuka or Vyanjana

    संस्कृत

    भवन्ति वर्गसंयोगे षड्वर्गे किंशुकाद्यः । द्वाभ्यां किंशुकनामा च त्रिभिर्व्यञ्जनमुच्यते ॥ ४३ ॥

    bhavanti vargasanyoge shadvarge kinshukaadyah | dvaabhyaan kinshukanaamaa cha tribhirvyanjanamuchyate || 43 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In the combination of vargas (varga-sanyoge), in the Shad-varga [group] (shad-varge), [yogas] beginning with (aadyah) Kimshuka arise (bhavanti). By two [vargas agreeing] (dvaabhyaam), it is named (naamaa) Kimshuka; and (cha) by three (tribhih), it is called (uchyate) Vyanjana.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    वर्गों के संयोग में (वर्गसंयोगे), षड्वर्ग [समूह] में, किंशुक आदि [योग] उत्पन्न होते हैं (भवन्ति)। दो [वर्गों के मेल] से (द्वाभ्यां), इसे किंशुक नाम दिया जाता है; तथा (च) तीन से (त्रिभिः), इसे व्यञ्जन कहा जाता है (उच्यते)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.6, verse 43, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.87 (printed page 55), read cleanly from the standard 600dpi full-page render and zoom crop (scratchpad/bphs-p87-v43.png). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  44. 6.44 सत्यापित

    The Shad-varga naming scheme continues through four, five, six, and seven vargas in agreement

    संस्कृत

    चतुर्भिश्चामराख्यं च छत्रं पञ्चभिरेव च । षड्भिः कुण्डलयोगः स्यान्मुकुटाख्यं च सप्तभिः ॥ ४४ ॥

    chaturbhishchaamaraakhyam cha chhatram panchabhireva cha | shadbhih kundalayogah syaanmukutaakhyam cha saptabhih || 44 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    By four (chaturbhih), and (cha) it is [also] named (aakhyam) Amara; and (cha) by five (panchabhih), Chhatra ("umbrella"); by six (shadbhih), it is (syaat) the Kundala-yoga; and (cha) by seven (saptabhih), it is named Mukuta ("crown").

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    चार [वर्गों के मेल] से (चतुर्भिः), इसे अमर नाम भी दिया जाता है; तथा (च) पाँच से (पञ्चभिः), छत्र; छह से (षड्भिः), यह कुण्डलयोग होता है; तथा (च) सात से (सप्तभिः), इसे मुकुट नाम दिया जाता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.6, verse 44, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.87 (printed page 55), read cleanly from the standard 600dpi full-page render and zoom crop (scratchpad/bphs-p87-v44.png). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  45. 6.45 सत्यापित

    Turning to the Sapta-varga and Dig-varga groups: their own naming scheme opens with Parijata and Uttama

    संस्कृत

    सप्तवर्गेऽथ दिग्वर्गे पारिजातादिसंज्ञकाः । पारिजातं भवेद् द्वाभ्यामुत्तमं त्रिभिरुच्यते ॥ ४५ ॥

    saptavarge'tha digvarge paarijaataadisanjnakaah | paarijaatan bhaved dvaabhyaamuttaman tribhiruchyate || 45 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Now (atha), in the Sapta-varga [and] Dig-varga [groups] (sapta-varge...digvarge), [yogas] with names (sanjnakaah) beginning with (aadi) Parijata [apply]. Parijata occurs (bhavet) by two [vargas agreeing] (dvaabhyaam); Uttama is called (uchyate) by three (tribhih).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    अब (अथ), सप्तवर्ग [तथा] दिग्वर्ग [समूहों] में, पारिजात आदि नाम वाले [योग होते हैं]। दो [वर्गों के मेल] से (द्वाभ्यां) पारिजात होता है; तीन से (त्रिभिः) उत्तम कहा जाता है (उच्यते)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.6, verse 45, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.87 (printed page 55), read cleanly from the standard 600dpi full-page render and zoom crop (scratchpad/bphs-p87-v45.png). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  46. 6.46 सत्यापित

    The Sapta-varga/Dig-varga naming scheme continues through four, five, six, and seven vargas in agreement

    संस्कृत

    चतुर्भिर्गोपुराख्यं स्यान्छरैः सिंहासनं तथा । पारावतं भवेत् षड्भिर्देवलोकं च सप्तभिः ॥ ४६ ॥

    chaturbhirgopuraakhyan syaanchharaih sinhaasanan tathaa | paaraavatan bhavet shadbhirdevalokan cha saptabhih || 46 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    By four (chaturbhih), it is (syaat) named (aakhyam) Gopura; by [the bhuta-samkhya numeral-word] "sharaih" [DISCLOSED: "shara" ("arrow"), again the Kama's-five-arrows numeral-word for five, as already seen with "vaana" at verse 32] and likewise (tathaa), Simhasana; it becomes (bhavet) Paravata by six (shadbhih); and (cha) Devaloka by seven (saptabhih).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    चार [वर्गों के मेल] से (चतुर्भिः), इसे गोपुर नाम दिया जाता है; "शरैः" [भूतसंख्या शब्द] से [स्पष्टीकरण: "शर" ("बाण"), पुनः कामदेव के पाँच बाणों वाला पाँच की संख्या हेतु शब्द, जैसा श्लोक ३२ में "वाण" के रूप में पहले भी देखा गया] तथा इसी प्रकार (तथा), सिंहासन; छह से (षड्भिः) यह पारावत होता है; तथा (च) सात से (सप्तभिः) देवलोक।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.6, verse 46, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.87 (printed page 55), read cleanly from the standard 600dpi full-page render and zoom crop (scratchpad/bphs-p87-v46.png). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  47. 6.47 सत्यापित

    The naming scheme extends through eight, nine, and ten vargas in agreement, then turns toward the sixteen-varga scheme

    संस्कृत

    वसुभिर्ब्रह्मलोकाख्यं नवभिः शक्रवाहनम् । दिग्भिः श्रीधामयोगः स्यादथ षोडशवर्गके ॥ ४७ ॥

    vasubhirbrahmalokaakhyan navabhih shakravaahanam | digbhih shriidhaamayogah syaadatha shodashavargake || 47 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    By [the bhuta-samkhya numeral-word] "vasubhih" ("by the Vasus", i.e. by eight), it is named Brahmaloka; by nine (navabhih), Shakravahana; by [the numeral-word] "digbhih" ("by the directions", i.e. by ten), it is (syaat) the Shridhama-yoga. Now (atha), [turning to the] Shodasha-varga (sixteen-fold group) [DISCLOSED: the verse names the Shodasha-varga at its close but the naming-scheme details for it, if continued, are not stated within this line and would need to be traced in what follows].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    "वसुभिः" [भूतसंख्या शब्द] ("वसुओं द्वारा", अर्थात् आठ) से, इसे ब्रह्मलोक नाम दिया जाता है; नौ से (नवभिः), शक्रवाहन; "दिग्भिः" [शब्द] ("दिशाओं द्वारा", अर्थात् दस) से, यह श्रीधामयोग होता है। अब (अथ), षोडशवर्ग (सोलह वर्गों के समूह) की ओर [स्पष्टीकरण: श्लोक के अन्त में षोडशवर्ग का नाम लिया गया है, परन्तु इसके लिए नामकरण-योजना का विवरण इस पंक्ति में नहीं दिया गया; यह आगे के पाठ में देखना होगा कि क्या यह जारी रहता है]।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.6, verse 47, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.87 (printed page 55), read cleanly from the standard 600dpi full-page render and zoom crop (scratchpad/bphs-p87-v47.png). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  48. 6.48 सत्यापित

    A further naming scheme (context: likely the Shodasha-varga) opens with two vargas named Bhedaka

    संस्कृत

    भेदकं च भवेद् द्वाभ्यां त्रिभिः स्यात्कुसुभाख्यकम् । चतुर्भिर्नागपुष्पं स्यात् पश्चाभिः कन्दुकाह्वयम् ॥ ४८ ॥

    bhedakan cha bhaved dvaabhyaan tribhih syaatkusubhaakhyakam | chaturbhirnaagapushpan syaat pashchaabhih kandukaahvayam || 48 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    And (cha) by two [vargas agreeing] (dvaabhyaam), it becomes (bhavet) [named] Bhedaka; by three (tribhih), it is (syaat) named (aakhyakam) [what is printed as] "Kusubha" [DISCLOSED: printed clearly as "कुसुभाख्यकम्" with भ, confirmed at 2x zoom; the expected form is "कुसुमाख्यकम्" (Kusuma, "flower"), and this is a print artifact substituting भ for म -- CONFIRMED by the following page's (PDF p.88, printed page 56) own Hindi commentary table, which states plainly "तीन से कुसुम" ("by three, Kusuma"); the printed letter भ is nonetheless preserved as transcribed in the sanskrit/iast fields, per this project's transcribe-exactly-what-is-printed discipline]; by four (chaturbhih), it is Nagapushpa; by [what is printed as] "pashchaabhih" [DISCLOSED: printed clearly as "पश्चाभिः", confirmed at 2x zoom, where the numbering sequence (2,3,4,-,6...) makes "पञ्चभिः" ("by five") contextually expected instead -- preserved as printed rather than silently corrected], it is called (aahvayam) Kanduka ("ball").

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    तथा (च) दो [वर्गों के मेल] से (द्वाभ्यां), यह भेदक [नाम] होता है (भवेत्); तीन से (त्रिभिः), इसे "कुसुभ" [मुद्रित नाम] दिया जाता है (आख्यकम्) [स्पष्टीकरण: 2x ज़ूम पर स्पष्ट रूप से भ सहित "कुसुभाख्यकम्" मुद्रित पाया गया; अपेक्षित रूप "कुसुमाख्यकम्" (कुसुम, "फूल") है, और यह भ के स्थान पर म का मुद्रण-दोष है -- इसकी पुष्टि अगले पृष्ठ (पीडीएफ पृ.८८, मुद्रित पृष्ठ ५६) की अपनी हिन्दी टीका-तालिका से होती है, जो स्पष्ट रूप से "तीन से कुसुम" कहती है; फिर भी संस्कृत/IAST क्षेत्रों में मुद्रित अक्षर भ को यथावत् रखा गया है, इस परियोजना की "जो मुद्रित है वही लिखें" नीति के अनुसार]; चार से (चतुर्भिः), यह नागपुष्प होता है; "पश्चाभिः" [मुद्रित शब्द] से [स्पष्टीकरण: 2x ज़ूम पर स्पष्ट रूप से "पश्चाभिः" मुद्रित पाया गया, जहाँ संख्या-क्रम (२,३,४,-,६...) के अनुसार प्रसंगानुसार "पञ्चभिः" ("पाँच से") अपेक्षित है -- मौन सुधार के बजाय मुद्रित रूप में यथावत् रखा गया], इसे कन्दुक ("गेंद") नाम दिया जाता है (आह्वयम्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.6, verse 48, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.87 (printed page 55), read from the standard 600dpi full-page render and zoom crops (scratchpad/bphs-p87-v48-full-zoom.png confirming "कुसुभाख्यकम्" with भ at 2x magnification, bphs-p87-v48line3-zoom.png confirming "पश्चाभिः" at 2x magnification). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review. The "कुसुभ"/"कुसुम" print anomaly is independently confirmed by the following page's own Hindi commentary table entry "तीन से कुसुम" within its full Shodashavarga naming-scheme summary (scratchpad/bphs-p88-tiny.png).

  49. 6.49 सत्यापित

    The naming scheme continues through six, seven, eight, and nine vargas in agreement

    संस्कृत

    करेलाख्यं भवेत् षड्भिः सप्तभिः कल्पवृक्षकम् । अष्टभिश्चन्दनवनं नवभिः पूर्णचन्द्रकम् ॥ ४९ ॥

    karelaakhyan bhavet shadbhih saptabhih kalpavrukshakam | ashtabhishchandanavanan navabhih puurnachandrakam || 49 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    By six (shadbhih), it becomes (bhavet) named Karela; by seven (saptabhih), Kalpavriksha; by eight (ashtabhih), Chandanavana; by nine (navabhih), Purnachandraka.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    छह से (षड्भिः), यह करेल नाम होता है (भवेत्); सात से (सप्तभिः), कल्पवृक्ष; आठ से (अष्टभिः), चन्दनवन; नौ से (नवभिः), पूर्णचन्द्रक।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.6, verse 49, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.87 (printed page 55), read cleanly from the standard 600dpi full-page render and zoom crops (scratchpad/bphs-p87-v49line1-zoom.png, bphs-p87-v50.png capturing this verse's second line). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  50. 6.50 सत्यापित

    The naming scheme concludes this page through ten, eleven, twelve, and thirteen vargas in agreement

    संस्कृत

    दिग्भिरुच्चैःश्रवं नाम रुद्रैर्धन्वन्तरिर्भवेत् । सूर्यकान्तं भवेत् सूर्यैर्विश्वैः स्याद्विद्रुमाख्यकम् ॥ ५० ॥

    digbhiruchchaihshravan naama rudrairdhanvantarirbhavet | suuryakaantan bhavet suuryairvishvaih syaadvidrumaakhyakam || 50 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    By [the numeral-word] "digbhih" (by ten), [it is] named Ucchaishrava; by [the numeral-word] "rudraih" ("by the Rudras", i.e. by eleven), it becomes (bhavet) Dhanvantari. By [the numeral-word] "suryaih" ("by the Suns/Adityas", i.e. by twelve), it becomes Suryakanta; by [the numeral-word] "vishvaih" ("by the Vishvedevas", i.e. by thirteen), it is (syaat) named (aakhyakam) Vidruma ("coral") [CORRECTION OF A PRIOR DISCLOSURE: this word was first read as "digdhuma" from a lower-magnification crop, with the count implied by "vishvaih" left disclosed as uncertain (ten or thirteen). A subsequent page (PDF p.88, printed page 56) supplied the same edition's own Hindi commentary table, stating explicitly "तेरह से विद्रुम" ("by thirteen, Vidruma") -- confirming both the count (thirteen) and the name. A fresh 4x zoom crop of this verse's closing word (scratchpad/bphs-p87-v50-word-zoom.png) is consistent with "विद्रुमाख्यकम्", the small उ-vowel-mark under र being easy to miss at lower magnification; the reading is now taken as Vidruma on the strength of the commentary's explicit corroboration].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    "दिग्भिः" [संख्या-शब्द] (दस) से, [यह] उच्चैःश्रवा नाम वाला होता है; "रुद्रैः" [शब्द] ("रुद्रों द्वारा", अर्थात् ग्यारह) से, यह धन्वन्तरि होता है (भवेत्)। "सूर्यैः" [शब्द] ("सूर्यों/आदित्यों द्वारा", अर्थात् बारह) से, यह सूर्यकान्त होता है; "विश्वैः" [शब्द] ("विश्वेदेवों द्वारा", अर्थात् तेरह) से, यह विद्रुम ("मूँगा") नाम वाला होता है (स्याद्) [पूर्व-प्रकटीकरण का सुधार: इस शब्द को पहले निम्न-आवर्धन क्रॉप से "दिग्धुम" पढ़ा गया था, तथा "विश्वैः" द्वारा सूचित संख्या (दस या तेरह) को अनिश्चित बताया गया था। इसके बाद अगले पृष्ठ (पीडीएफ पृ.८८, मुद्रित पृष्ठ ५६) पर इसी संस्करण की अपनी हिन्दी टीका-तालिका में स्पष्ट रूप से "तेरह से विद्रुम" पाया गया -- जिससे संख्या (तेरह) तथा नाम दोनों की पुष्टि होती है। इस श्लोक के अन्तिम शब्द का एक नया 4x ज़ूम क्रॉप (bphs-p87-v50-word-zoom.png) "विद्रुमाख्यकम्" से संगत है, जहाँ र के नीचे की छोटी उ-मात्रा निम्न आवर्धन पर छूट जाना सम्भव था; टीका की स्पष्ट पुष्टि के आधार पर अब इसे विद्रुम पढ़ा गया है]।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.6, verse 50 (closing this page's Vargabheda naming-scheme run), Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.87 (printed page 55), read from the standard 600dpi full-page render and zoom crops (scratchpad/bphs-p87-v50.png, and a corrective re-crop scratchpad/bphs-p87-v50-word-zoom.png at 4x magnification); the "विद्रुम" reading is directly corroborated by the following page's (PDF p.88, printed page 56) own Hindi commentary table entry "तेरह से विद्रुम" within its full Shodashavarga naming-scheme summary. The page's CC-0/eGangotri watermark sits in blank space below this verse, not overlapping any verse text. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  51. 6.51 सत्यापित

    The Shodasha-varga scheme's final two named yogas, at fourteen and fifteen vargas in agreement

    संस्कृत

    शक्रसिंहासनं शक्रैर्गोलोकं तिथिभिर्भवेत् । भूपैः श्रीवसभाख्यं स्याद् वर्गाच्छभेदैरुदाहृताः ॥ ५१ ॥

    shakrasinhaasanan shakrairgolokan tithibhirbhavet | bhuupaih shriivasabhaakhyan syaad vargaachchhabhedairudaahrutaah || 51 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [This becomes] Shakra-Simhasana, by [the numeral-word] "shakraih" ("by the Shakras/Indras", i.e. by fourteen, per the traditional count of fourteen Indras across the fourteen Manvantaras); Goloka becomes (bhavet) by [the numeral-word] "tithibhih" ("by the tithis", i.e. by fifteen, there being fifteen tithis in a lunar fortnight). By [what is printed as] "bhuupaih" ("by kings") [DISCLOSED: this appears to echo verse 42's "Nripa-vargakaah" ("royal groupings"), tying the culminating sixteenth name back to that opening designation, though the exact grammatical role of "bhuupaih" here was not independently resolved from the verse text alone], it is (syaat) named (aakhyam) [what is printed as] "Shrivasabha" [DISCLOSED: printed clearly as "श्रीवसभाख्यं"; the following page's (PDF p.88, printed page 56) own Hindi commentary confirms the intended name is "श्रीवल्लभ" (Shrivallabha, "beloved of Shri/Lakshmi") for the sixteenth-count yoga -- so this is very likely a print artifact dropping/altering the geminate ल्ल, but the printed letters are preserved as transcribed] -- these [names across verses 43-51] are declared (udaahrutaah) through (i.e. by way of) the distinctions of varga-combination (varga-accha-bhedaih [DISCLOSED: the compound's exact segmentation was not fully resolved, but its sense -- "through the varga-combination distinctions" -- is clear from context and closes the Vargabheda naming-scheme run]).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    "शक्रैः" [भूतसंख्या शब्द] ("शक्रों/इन्द्रों द्वारा", अर्थात् चौदह, परम्परा अनुसार चौदह मन्वन्तरों में चौदह इन्द्र होने के कारण) से, [यह] शक्र-सिंहासन होता है; "तिथिभिः" [शब्द] ("तिथियों द्वारा", अर्थात् पन्द्रह, एक पक्ष में पन्द्रह तिथियाँ होने के कारण) से, गोलोक होता है (भवेत्)। "भूपैः" [मुद्रित शब्द] ("राजाओं द्वारा") से [स्पष्टीकरण: यह श्लोक ४२ के "नृपवर्गकाः" ("राजयोग्य समूह") की प्रतिध्वनि प्रतीत होता है, जो अन्तिम सोलहवें नाम को उस आरम्भिक नामकरण से जोड़ता है, यद्यपि यहाँ "भूपैः" की ठीक व्याकरणिक भूमिका केवल श्लोक-पाठ से स्वतन्त्र रूप से निश्चित नहीं हो सकी], इसे [मुद्रित] "श्रीवसभ" नाम दिया जाता है (आख्यं) [स्पष्टीकरण: "श्रीवसभाख्यं" स्पष्ट रूप से मुद्रित है; अगले पृष्ठ (पीडीएफ पृ.८८, मुद्रित पृष्ठ ५६) की अपनी हिन्दी टीका पुष्टि करती है कि सोलह-संख्या वाले योग का अभिप्रेत नाम "श्रीवल्लभ" है -- अतः यह सम्भवतः द्वित्व ल्ल के लुप्त/परिवर्तित होने का मुद्रण-दोष है, परन्तु मुद्रित अक्षर यथावत् रखे गए हैं] -- ये [नाम, श्लोक ४३-५१ में] वर्ग-संयोग के भेदों द्वारा कहे गए हैं (उदाहृताः) [स्पष्टीकरण: संयुक्त पद का ठीक विभाजन पूर्णतः निश्चित नहीं हो सका, परन्तु प्रसंग से इसका अर्थ -- "वर्ग-संयोग के भेदों द्वारा" -- स्पष्ट है, तथा यह वर्गभेद नामकरण-योजना के इस क्रम को समाप्त करता है]।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.6, verse 51 (closing the Vargabheda naming-scheme run at fourteen and fifteen vargas, then naming the sixteenth), Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036), PDF p.88 (printed page 56, chapter header "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्"). Read from the standard 600dpi full-page render and zoom crops (scratchpad/bphs-p88-v51-word1-zoom.png and bphs-p88-v51-word2-zoom.png at 3x confirming "शक्रसिंहासनं" and "...क्रैगोलोकं", bphs-p88-v51-line2-zoom2.png at 1.8x confirming line 2). Directly corroborated by the same page's Hindi commentary table ("चौदह से शक्र-सिंहासन पन्द्रह से गोलोक, सोलह से श्रीवल्लभ, नाम होते हैं"). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  52. 6.52 सत्यापित

    Which vargas of a planet are auspicious to consider: those of its own exaltation, mulatrikona, own-sign, and the lords of the kendras counted from its own navamsha

    संस्कृत

    स्वोच्चमूलत्रिकोणस्व-भवनाधिपतेस्तथा । स्वारूढात् केन्द्रनाथानां वार्गो ग्राह्याः सुधीमता ॥ ५२ ॥

    svocchamuulatrikonasva-bhavanaadhipatestathaa | svaaruudhaat kendranaathaanaan vaargo graahyaah sudhiimataa || 52 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Of the lord of [a planet's] own exaltation (sva-uchcha), own-mulatrikona (muula-trikona), and own-house (sva-bhavana), and likewise (tathaa) of the lords of the kendras (angular houses) counted from [that planet's] own navamsha-ascendant (sva-aaruudhaat) [DISCLOSED: "svaaruudhaat" here most plausibly refers to the planet's own placement/arudha in the navamsha or other varga chart, rather than the technical Arudha-lagna of chapter-later fame; this is inferred from context, not stated more explicitly in this half-verse] -- [what is printed as] "vaargo" [DISCLOSED: printed "वार्गो" where the grammatically-expected plural "वर्गाः" ("the vargas [of these]") would fit the sentence; likely a print artifact, preserved as transcribed] is/are to be taken (graahyaah) as auspicious, by the wise (sudhiimataa).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [किसी ग्रह की] अपनी उच्च-राशि, मूलत्रिकोण, तथा स्वराशि के स्वामी के, तथा इसी प्रकार (तथा) [उस ग्रह के] अपने नवांश-आरूढ़ से (स्वारूढात्) [स्पष्टीकरण: यहाँ "स्वारूढात्" का अभिप्राय सम्भवतः उस ग्रह की अपनी नवांश या अन्य वर्ग-कुण्डली में स्थिति/आरूढ़ से है, न कि आगे प्रसिद्ध होने वाले तकनीकी अरूढ़-लग्न से; यह प्रसंग से अनुमानित है, इस अर्ध-श्लोक में इससे अधिक स्पष्ट नहीं कहा गया] केन्द्रों के स्वामियों के [मुद्रित] "वार्गो" [स्पष्टीकरण: "वार्गो" मुद्रित है जहाँ व्याकरणतः अपेक्षित बहुवचन "वर्गाः" ("इनके वर्ग") इस वाक्य में अधिक उपयुक्त बैठता है; सम्भवतः मुद्रण-दोष, मुद्रित रूप में यथावत् रखा गया] विद्वानों द्वारा ग्राह्य (शुभ) माने जाते हैं (सुधीमता)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.6, verse 52, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.88 (printed page 56), read cleanly from the standard 600dpi full-page render and zoom crops (scratchpad/bphs-p88-v52-word2-zoom.png at 3x confirming "स्वोच्चमूलत्रिकोण" -- correcting an initial lower-zoom misreading of "मूल" as "सूल" -- and bphs-p88-v52-varga-zoom.png at 3x confirming "वार्गो ग्राह्याः"). Directly corroborated by the page's Hindi commentary ("इनमें अपने उच्च, मूलत्रिकोण, स्वराशि के स्वामियों के तथा लग्नपद से केन्द्राधीशों के वर्ग ग्राह्य (शुभ) होते हैं"). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  53. 6.53 सत्यापित

    Which vargas are inauspicious: those of combust, war-defeated, debilitated, weak, or badly-placed planets, destroying the auspicious yogas above

    संस्कृत

    अस्तंगता ग्रहाजिता नीचगा दुर्बलास्तथा । शयनादिगता दुःस्था ग्रहाः स्युर्योगनाशकाः ॥ ५३ ॥

    astangataa grahaajitaa niichagaa durbalaastathaa | shayanaadigataa duhsthaa grahaah syuryoganaashakaah || 53 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Planets (grahaah) that are combust (astangataa, lit. "gone to setting", i.e. too close to the Sun), [what is printed as] "grahaajitaa" ("defeated by [another] planet", i.e. losing planetary war) [DISCLOSED: printed with a long vowel as "ग्रहाजिता" rather than the more commonly expected "ग्रहजिता"; preserved as transcribed], gone to debilitation (niichagaa) [DISCLOSED: the vowel-mark over the initial न् was not fully crisp at this crop's resolution and could resemble a chandrabindu rather than a clean दीर्घ ई-matra; "niichagaa" ("debilitated") is retained as the near-certain intended reading, both grammatically and from context (it fits naturally alongside the surrounding list of weak-planet conditions)], and likewise (tathaa) weak (durbalaah) -- [planets] gone to "shayana" and other [such states, e.g. "sleeping"/dormant planetary states] (shayana-aadi-gataa), [or] badly placed (duhsthaa) -- these become (syuh) the destroyers of the [auspicious] yogas (yoga-naashakaah) [described in verses 43-51].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जो ग्रह (ग्रहाः) अस्तंगत (अस्तंगता, अर्थात् सूर्य के अत्यधिक निकट) हों, [मुद्रित] "ग्रहाजिता" ("[अन्य] ग्रह द्वारा पराजित", अर्थात् ग्रहयुद्ध में हारा हुआ) [स्पष्टीकरण: यहाँ दीर्घ स्वर सहित "ग्रहाजिता" मुद्रित है, न कि अधिक सामान्यतः अपेक्षित "ग्रहजिता"; यथावत् रखा गया], नीचगा (नीचगत, अर्थात् नीच राशि में स्थित) [स्पष्टीकरण: इस क्रॉप के रिज़ॉल्यूशन पर आरम्भिक न् के ऊपर का स्वर-चिह्न पूर्णतः स्पष्ट नहीं था और चन्द्रबिन्दु जैसा भी दिख सकता था, न कि शुद्ध दीर्घ ई-मात्रा; "नीचगा" ("नीचस्थ") को ही निकटतम निश्चित पाठ माना गया है, यह व्याकरण तथा प्रसंग दोनों से मेल खाता है (आसपास की दुर्बल-ग्रह अवस्थाओं की सूची में स्वाभाविक रूप से बैठता है)], तथा इसी प्रकार (तथा) दुर्बल (दुर्बला) हों -- शयनादि अवस्था को प्राप्त (शयनादिगता, अर्थात् "शयन" आदि जैसी सुप्त/निष्क्रिय ग्रह-अवस्थाओं में), अथवा दुःस्थ (दुःस्था, अर्थात् बुरे भाव में स्थित) हों -- ऐसे ग्रह [श्लोक ४३-५१ में वर्णित शुभ] योगों के नाशक होते हैं (स्युः)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.6, verse 53 (closing verse of the Vargabheda subsection and of Chapter 6, immediately followed by the editorial colophon "इति...षोडशवर्गवर्णनाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ ६ ॥"), Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.88 (printed page 56), read from the standard 600dpi full-page render and zoom crops (scratchpad/bphs-p88-v53-line1-zoom2.png and bphs-p88-v53-word23-zoom.png at 3x, bphs-p88-v53-line1-zoom.png capturing line 2). Directly corroborated by the page's Hindi commentary ("अस्तंगत...ग्रहों के द्वारा पराजित, नीचगत, निर्बल, तथा शयनादि दुरवस्थागत ग्रहों के वर्ग अशुभकारक एवं उपर्युक्त योगों के नाशक होते हैं") and the commentary's own closing verse-range marker "॥ ४२-५३ ॥", confirming that the Vargabheda subsection (and Chapter 6 itself) runs through this verse. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

7 Vargavivechana -- what each varga is used to examine (43)

  1. 7.1 सत्यापित

    Chapter 7 opens: the significations of the sixteen vargas, beginning with the Lagna (body) and Hora (wealth)

    संस्कृत

    अथ षोडशवर्गेषु विवृणोमि विवेचनम् । लग्ने देहस्य विज्ञानं होरायां सम्पदादिकम् ॥ १ ॥

    atha shodashavargeshu vivrunomi vivechanam | lagne dehasya vijnaanan horaayaan sampadaadikam || 1 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Now (atha) I explain (vivrunomi) the discrimination/examination (vivechanam) among the sixteen vargas (shodasha-vargeshu). In the Lagna (the birth-ascendant, D-1), the knowledge (vijnaanam) of the body (dehasya); in the Hora (D-2), wealth (sampat) and the like (aadikam).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    अब (अथ) मैं सोलह वर्गों (षोडशवर्गेषु) में विवेचन (परीक्षण) कहता हूँ (विवृणोमि)। लग्न (जन्म-लग्न, D-1) में शरीर का ज्ञान (देहस्य विज्ञानम्); होरा (D-2) में धन (सम्पत्) आदि (आदिकम्) का ज्ञान होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.7 (वर्गविवेचनाध्यायः, "the chapter discriminating/examining the vargas"), verse 1, opening the chapter's own summary of what each of the sixteen vargas (already individually defined across Chapter 6) is used to examine. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036), PDF p.89 (printed page 57), immediately following Chapter 6's colophon on the same page. Read from the standard 600dpi full-page render and zoom crop (scratchpad/bphs-p89-ch7-v1-2.png). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  2. 7.2 सत्यापित

    The Drekkana (siblings) and Chaturthamsha/Turyamsha (fortune); Saptamamsha (children)

    संस्कृत

    द्रेष्काणे भ्रातृजं सौख्यं तुर्याशे भाग्यचिन्तनम् । पुत्रपौत्रादिकानां वै चिन्तनं सप्तमांशके ॥ २ ॥

    dreshkaane bhraatrujan saukhyan turyaashe bhaagyachintanam | putrapautraadikaanaan vai chintanan saptamaanshake || 2 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In the Drekkana (D-3), the happiness (saukhyam) arising from brothers (bhraatru-jam); in [what is printed as] "turyaashe" [DISCLOSED: printed "तुर्याशे", lacking the expected anusvara of "तुर्यांशे" (Turyamsha/Chaturthamsha, D-4) -- consistent with this edition's recurring pattern of dropping a nasalization mark; taken as Turyamsha/Chaturthamsha], the consideration (chintanam) of fortune (bhaagya); the consideration, indeed (vai), of sons, grandsons, and the like (putra-pautra-aadikaanaam) [is made] in [what is printed as, per this crop's resolution, a compact conjunct read as] "saptamaanshake" (the Saptamamsha, D-7) [DISCLOSED: the middle conjunct of this word was not fully crisp even at high zoom and could resemble a doubled स; "सप्तमांशके" (Saptamamsha) is taken as the intended and printed reading, strongly confirmed by context -- the Saptamamsha's traditional Parashari signification is precisely children/progeny, matching this line's content exactly].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    द्रेष्काण (D-3) में भाइयों से उत्पन्न सुख (भ्रातृजं सौख्यम्); [मुद्रित] "तुर्याशे" [स्पष्टीकरण: "तुर्याशे" मुद्रित है, अपेक्षित अनुस्वार-सहित "तुर्यांशे" (तुर्यांश/चतुर्थांश, D-4) के स्थान पर -- यह इसी संस्करण के अनुनासिक-चिह्न छूटने के आवर्ती प्रतिरूप से मेल खाता है; तुर्यांश/चतुर्थांश के रूप में लिया गया है] में भाग्य का चिन्तन; पुत्र-पौत्र आदि का चिन्तन वै [मुद्रित, इस क्रॉप के रिज़ॉल्यूशन पर, एक सान्द्र संयुक्ताक्षर सहित पढ़ा गया] "सप्तमांशके" (सप्तमांश, D-7) में होता है [स्पष्टीकरण: इस शब्द का मध्य संयुक्ताक्षर उच्च ज़ूम पर भी पूर्णतः स्पष्ट नहीं था और द्वित्व स जैसा भी दिख सकता था; "सप्तमांशके" (सप्तमांश) को अभिप्रेत तथा मुद्रित पाठ माना गया है, जिसकी प्रसंग से प्रबल पुष्टि होती है -- सप्तमांश का पारम्परिक पाराशरी अभिप्राय ठीक सन्तान/पुत्र-पौत्र ही है, जो इस पंक्ति की विषयवस्तु से पूर्णतः मेल खाता है]।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.7, verse 2, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.89 (printed page 57), read from the standard 600dpi full-page render and zoom crops (scratchpad/bphs-p89-ch7-v2b.png, bphs-p89-v2-turyanshe-zoom2.png at 3x for "तुर्याशे", bphs-p89-v2-saptam-zoom3.png at 5x for the Saptamamsha word). The Saptamamsha=children identification is corroborated by the well-established Parashari varga-signification scheme (also consistent with the traditional pairing seen in verse 3's continuation to the ninth, tenth, and twelfth vargas). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  3. 7.3 सत्यापित

    The Navamsha (spouse), Dashamsha (career's great result), Dvadashamsha (parents)

    संस्कृत

    नवमांशे कलत्राणां दशमांशे महत् पलम् । द्वादशांशे तथा पित्रोश्चिन्तनं षोडशांशके ॥ ३ ॥

    navamaanshe kalatraanaan dashamaanshe mahat palam | dvaadashaanshe tathaa pitroshchintanan shodashaanshake || 3 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In the Navamsha (D-9), [the consideration] of spouses/wives (kalatraanaam); in the Dashamsha (D-10), great (mahat) [what is printed as] "palam" [DISCLOSED: printed "पलम्", where the expected word is "फलम्" (phalam, "result/fruit", i.e. "great result" -- fitting the Dashamsha's traditional signification of career/status/achievement); a zoomed crop confirms a plain प is printed, not the aspirated फ, so this is very likely a print artifact substituting प for फ]; in the Dvadashamsha (D-12), and likewise (tathaa), the consideration (chintanam) of [both] parents (pitroh, dual genitive) -- [these considerations continue] in the Shodashamsha (D-16) [i.e. the sixteenth varga's own signification is given in the next verse].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    नवमांश (D-9) में पत्नियों (कलत्राणाम्) का [विचार]; दशमांश (D-10) में महत् (बड़ा) [मुद्रित] "पलम्" [स्पष्टीकरण: "पलम्" मुद्रित है, जहाँ अपेक्षित शब्द "फलम्" (परिणाम/फल, अर्थात् "महान् फल" -- जो दशमांश के पारम्परिक अभिप्राय, कर्म/पद/उपलब्धि, से मेल खाता है) है; ज़ूम किए गए क्रॉप से पुष्टि होती है कि यहाँ सामान्य प मुद्रित है, महाप्राण फ नहीं, अतः यह सम्भवतः प्/फ् के मुद्रण-दोष का उदाहरण है]; द्वादशांश (D-12) में, तथा इसी प्रकार (तथा), दोनों माता-पिता (पित्रोः, द्विवचन षष्ठी) का चिन्तन होता है -- [यह विवेचन] षोडशांश (D-16) में [आगे बढ़ता है, अर्थात् सोलहवें वर्ग का अपना अभिप्राय अगले श्लोक में दिया गया है]।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.7, verse 3, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.89 (printed page 57), read from the standard 600dpi full-page render and zoom crops (scratchpad/bphs-p89-v3.png, bphs-p89-v3-phalam-zoom.png at 4x confirming plain प not फ, bphs-p89-v3-line2.png/bphs-p89-v3-line2b.png for line 2). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  4. 7.4 सत्यापित

    The Shodashamsha (happiness/unhappiness and vehicles) and Vimshamsha (spiritual practice)

    संस्कृत

    सुखासुखस्य विज्ञानं वाहनानां तथैव च । उपासनाया विज्ञानं साध्यं विंशति भागके ॥ ४ ॥

    sukhaasukhasya vijnaanan vaahanaanaan tathaiva cha | upaasanaayaa vijnaanan saadhyan vinshati bhaagake || 4 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The knowledge (vijnaanam) of happiness and unhappiness (sukha-asukhasya), and likewise (tathaiva cha) of vehicles/conveyances (vaahanaanaam) -- [these belong to the Shodashamsha, D-16, continuing from the previous verse]. The knowledge of worship/spiritual practice (upaasanaayaah) is to be accomplished/determined (saadhyam) in the division of twenty (vinshati bhaagake, i.e. the Vimshamsha, D-20).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    सुख और दुःख (सुखासुखस्य) का ज्ञान, तथा इसी प्रकार (तथैव च) वाहनों (वाहनानाम्) का ज्ञान -- [ये षोडशांश, D-16 के अन्तर्गत हैं, पिछले श्लोक से चलते हुए]। उपासना (साधना) का ज्ञान बीस के भाग (विंशति भागके, अर्थात् विंशांश, D-20) में सिद्ध होता है (साध्यम्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.7, verse 4, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.89 (printed page 57), read from the standard 600dpi full-page render and zoom crops (scratchpad/bphs-p89-v4.png, bphs-p89-v4-line2b.png, bphs-p89-v4-bhagake-zoom2.png at 4x confirming "भागके" not a क्र-conjunct misreading). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  5. 7.5 सत्यापित

    The Chaturvimshamsha (learning) and Saptavimshamsha/Bhamsha (strength and weakness); Trimshamsha (adversity) and Khavedamsha (auspicious/inauspicious)

    संस्कृत

    विद्या या वेद बाहृवंशे भांशे चैव बलावलम् । त्रिंशांशके रिष्टफलं खवेदांशे शुभाशुभम् ॥ ५ ॥

    vidyaa yaa veda baahruvanshe bhaanshe chaiva balaavalam | trinshaanshake rishtaphalan khavedaanshe shubhaashubham || 5 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Whatever (yaa) learning/knowledge (vidyaa) there is, [is examined] in [what is printed as] "baahruvanshe" [DISCLOSED: printed "बाहृवंशे", with an unusual ऋ-vowel conjunct ("हृ") where a halant-plus-व ("ह्व") would be expected for the more familiar name "बाह्वंशे" (Bahvamsha, an alternate name for the Chaturvimshamsha, D-24, whose established Parashari signification is precisely learning/education, matching this line exactly) -- taken as a print artifact substituting a vocalic-r matra for the intended conjunct]; and likewise (cha eva), in the "Bhamsha" [DISCLOSED: the Saptavimshamsha, D-27, is elsewhere called Bhamsha/Nakshatramsha; not independently glossed in this verse but identified by its traditional position in the sixteen-varga sequence immediately after Chaturvimshamsha], strength and weakness (balaavalam) [of the native, is known]. In the Trimshamsha (D-30), the result of adversity/misfortune (rishta-phalam); in the Khavedamsha (D-40), what is auspicious and inauspicious (shubha-ashubham).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जो भी (या) विद्या है, [उसकी परीक्षा] [मुद्रित] "बाहृवंशे" में होती है [स्पष्टीकरण: "बाहृवंशे" मुद्रित है, जिसमें एक असामान्य ऋ-स्वर संयुक्ताक्षर ("हृ") है, जहाँ अधिक परिचित नाम "बाह्वंशे" (बाह्वंश, चतुर्विंशांश, D-24 का एक अन्य नाम, जिसका स्थापित पाराशरी अभिप्राय ठीक विद्या/शिक्षा ही है, इस पंक्ति से पूर्णतः मेल खाता है) के लिए हलन्त-सहित व ("ह्व") संयुक्ताक्षर अपेक्षित होता -- इसे अभिप्रेत संयुक्ताक्षर के स्थान पर स्वरित-ऋ मात्रा के मुद्रण-दोष के रूप में लिया गया है]; तथा इसी प्रकार (चैव) "भांश" में [स्पष्टीकरण: सप्तविंशांश, D-27 को अन्यत्र भांश/नक्षत्रांश भी कहा जाता है; इस श्लोक में स्वतन्त्र रूप से स्पष्ट नहीं किया गया, परन्तु सोलह-वर्ग क्रम में चतुर्विंशांश के ठीक बाद की अपनी पारम्परिक स्थिति से पहचाना गया है], बल और अबल (बलावलम्) [जातक का ज्ञात होता है]। त्रिंशांश (D-30) में अरिष्ट-फल; खवेदांश (D-40) में शुभ-अशुभ।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.7, verse 5, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.89 (printed page 57), read from the standard 600dpi full-page render and zoom crops (scratchpad/bphs-p89-v5.png, bphs-p89-v5-bahvamshe-zoom.png at 4x for the "हृ" conjunct, bphs-p89-v5-line2.png for line 2). The Chaturvimshamsha=learning identification is directly confirmed by the well-established Parashari varga-signification scheme; Bhamsha as the following (27th) varga is inferred from its standard sequence position. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  6. 7.6 सत्यापित

    The Akshavedamsha and Shashtyamsha: examine everything; a warning about a malefic Shashtyamsha-lord

    संस्कृत

    अक्षवेदविभागे च षष्ट्यंशेऽखिलमीक्षयेत् । यत्र कुत्रापि सम्प्राप्तः क्रूरषष्ट्यंशकाधिपः ॥ ६ ॥

    akshavedavibhaage cha shashtyanshe'khilamiikshayet | yatra kutraapi samproaptah kruurashashtyanshakaadhipah || 6 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    And (cha) in the division of the Akshavedamsha (D-45) [and] in the Shashtyamsha (D-60), one should examine (iikshayet) everything (akhilam) -- wherever (yatra kutraapi), a malefic (kruura) becomes (samproaptah, "is obtained/arrived at") lord of the Shashtyamsha (shashtyanshaka-adhipah) -- [CORRECTION OF A PRIOR DISCLOSURE: this entry previously stated that the verse "ends here without an explicit consequence-clause" and offered a speculative reading. Verse 7, on the immediately following page, supplies the consequence directly and explicitly ("tatra naasho na sandeho, mune! vidhivacho yathaa" -- "there, O sage, there is no doubt of destruction, as per the scriptural injunction"): the matters governed by that varga are destroyed. Verses 6-7 together form one continuous statement; the disclosure here is corrected accordingly. See ref 7.7 for the consequence clause and its counterpart for a benefic Kalamsha-lord.]

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    और (च) अक्षवेदांश (D-45) के विभाग में, [तथा] षष्ट्यंश (D-60) में, सम्पूर्ण (अखिलम्) की परीक्षा करनी चाहिए (ईक्षयेत्) -- जहाँ कहीं भी (यत्र कुत्रापि), कोई पापग्रह (क्रूर) षष्ट्यंश का स्वामी (षष्ट्यंशकाधिपः) हो जाए (सम्प्राप्तः, "प्राप्त हो जाए") -- [पूर्व-प्रकाशित स्पष्टीकरण का सुधार: इस प्रविष्टि में पहले कहा गया था कि श्लोक "बिना किसी स्पष्ट परिणाम-वाक्य के यहीं समाप्त होता है" और एक अनुमानित अर्थ दिया गया था। अगले ही पृष्ठ पर स्थित श्लोक ७ इसका परिणाम प्रत्यक्ष एवं स्पष्ट रूप से देता है ("तत्र नाशो न सन्देहो मुने! विधिवचो यथा" -- "वहाँ, हे मुने! विधि-वचन के अनुसार, नाश होने में कोई सन्देह नहीं है"): उस वर्ग द्वारा शासित विषयों का नाश हो जाता है। श्लोक ६-७ मिलकर एक ही सतत कथन बनाते हैं; तदनुसार यहाँ का स्पष्टीकरण सुधारा गया है। शुभ कलांशाधिप के लिए इसके समानान्तर परिणाम हेतु सन्दर्भ ७.७ देखें।]।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.7, verse 6, closing the chapter's varga-by-varga signification summary (verses 1-6, covering all sixteen vargas from Lagna through Shashtyamsha), Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.89 (printed page 57), read from the standard 600dpi full-page render and zoom crops (scratchpad/bphs-p89-v6.png, bphs-p89-v6-line2.png, bphs-p89-v6-kutrapi-zoom.png and bphs-p89-v6-krura-full.png at 2.5x confirming "क्रूरषष्ट्यंशकाधिपः"). CORRECTED: an earlier version of this entry speculated that the half-line ended without a consequence-clause; verse 7 (PDF p.90, printed page 58), read and confirmed at high zoom, supplies that consequence directly, so verses 6-7 are one continuous statement -- see ref 7.7. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  7. 7.7 सत्यापित

    The consequence of a malefic Shashtyamsha-lord (destruction, without doubt); and the counterpart rule for a benefic Kalamsha-lord

    संस्कृत

    तत्र नाशो न सन्देहो मुने ! विधिवचो यथा । यत्र कुत्रापि सम्प्राप्तः कलांशाधिपतिः शुभः ॥ ७ ॥

    tatra naasho na sandeho mune ! vidhivacho yathaa | yatra kutraapi samproaptah kalaanshaadhipatih shubhah || 7 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    There (tatra, i.e. in the matters governed by that varga), there is destruction (naashah), no doubt (na sandehah) of it, O sage (mune) -- as per the scriptural injunction (vidhivachah yathaa). [This completes, as one continuous statement, the warning begun in verse 6 about a malefic becoming lord of the Shashtyamsha.] Wherever (yatra kutraapi), a benefic (shubhah) becomes (samproaptah) lord of the Kalamsha (kalaansha-adhipatih) [the counterpart, favorable consequence is given in the next verse].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    वहाँ (तत्र, अर्थात् उस वर्ग द्वारा शासित विषयों में), नाश होता है (नाशो), इसमें कोई सन्देह नहीं (न सन्देहो), हे मुने (मुने)! -- जैसा कि विधि-वचन में कहा गया है (विधिवचो यथा)। [इस प्रकार श्लोक ६ में आरम्भ की गई चेतावनी -- कि पापग्रह षष्ट्यंशाधिप हो जाए तो क्या होता है -- यहाँ एक सतत कथन के रूप में पूर्ण होती है।] जहाँ कहीं भी (यत्र कुत्रापि), कोई शुभग्रह (शुभः) कलांश का स्वामी (कलांशाधिपतिः) हो जाए (सम्प्राप्तः) [इसका अनुकूल परिणाम अगले श्लोक में दिया गया है]।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.7, verse 7, opening the chapter's next page, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036), PDF p.90 (printed page 58). Read from a standard 600dpi full-page render and zoom crops (scratchpad/bphs-p90-v7.png, bphs-p90-v7-line2.png, bphs-p90-v7-kalamsha-zoom.png confirming "कलांशाधिपतिः"). This verse directly resolves the consequence-clause that ref 7.6 had previously disclosed as missing from its own half-line -- see the correction applied there. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  8. 7.8 सत्यापित

    The favorable consequence of a benefic Kalamsha-lord, per the sage Garga and other authorities; closing the sixteen-varga signification topic

    संस्कृत

    तत्र वृद्धिश्च पुष्टिश्च गर्गादीनां वचो यथा । इति षोडशवर्गाणां भेदास्ते प्रतिपादिताः ॥ ८ ॥

    tatra vriddhishcha pushtishcha gargaadiinaan vacho yathaa | iti shodashavargaanaan bhedaaste pratipaaditaah || 8 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    There (tatra, i.e. in the matters governed by that varga), [there is] increase (vriddhih) and (cha) nourishment/growth (pushtih) and (cha) -- as per the word (vachah yathaa) of Garga and other [sages] (gargaadiinaam) [an authority named within the root verse itself]. Thus (iti) the distinctions/particulars (bhedaah) of the sixteen vargas (shodashavargaanaam) have been (te) declared/expounded (pratipaaditaah) [closing the topic begun at verse 1].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    वहाँ (तत्र, अर्थात् उस वर्ग द्वारा शासित विषयों में), वृद्धि (वृद्धिश्च) और पुष्टि (पुष्टिश्च) होती है -- जैसा कि गर्ग आदि [ऋषियों] का वचन है (गर्गादीनां वचो यथा)। इस प्रकार (इति) सोलह वर्गों (षोडशवर्गाणां) के भेद (भेदास्ते) प्रतिपादित किए जा चुके हैं (प्रतिपादिताः) [इस प्रकार श्लोक १ से आरम्भ हुआ विषय यहाँ पूर्ण होता है]।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.7, verse 8, closing the varga-by-varga signification topic (verses 1-8), Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.90 (printed page 58). Read from the standard 600dpi full-page render and zoom crops (scratchpad/bphs-p90-v8.png, bphs-p90-v8-line2b.png, bphs-p90-v8-itisoda-zoom.png confirming "इति षोडशवर्गाणां"). The name "Garga" is part of the root verse's own text (an authority the verse itself cites), not the modern editor's commentary, and is transcribed accordingly; the editor's own separate Hindi prose commentary on this page (restating the full sixteen-varga scheme) was read only as corroborating context, per the project's copyright-safety discipline, and is not transcribed. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  9. 7.9 सत्यापित

    Opening the Vimshopaka Bala topic: examine this twenty-point strength across the bhavas or across a planet's own vargas to pronounce auspicious/inauspicious results

    संस्कृत

    उदयादिषु भावेषु खटस्य भवनेषु वा । विंशोपकबलं वीक्ष्य शुभाशुभफलं दिशेत् ॥ ९ ॥

    udayaadishu bhaaveshu khatasya bhavaneshu vaa | vinshopakabalan viikshya shubhaashubhaphalan dishet || 9 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In the bhavas (bhaaveshu) beginning with the Lagna/rising sign (udaya-aadishu), or (vaa) in the [varga-]houses (bhavaneshu) of a planet (khatasya, "of the sky-goer") -- having examined (viikshya) the Vimshopaka [twenty-point] strength (vinshopaka-balam), one should pronounce (dishet) the auspicious or inauspicious result (shubhaashubha-phalam). [This opens a new topic, immediately following the closing of the sixteen-varga signification summary at verse 8.]

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    उदय (लग्न) आदि भावों में (उदयादिषु भावेषु), अथवा (वा) किसी ग्रह (खटस्य, "आकाशचारी") के [वर्ग-]भवनों में -- विंशोपक (बीस अंकों वाला) बल (विंशोपकबलं) देखकर (वीक्ष्य), शुभ या अशुभ फल (शुभाशुभफलं) कहना चाहिए (दिशेत्)। [यहाँ से एक नया विषय आरम्भ होता है, जो श्लोक ८ में सोलह-वर्ग-कथन के समापन के ठीक बाद आता है।]

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.7, verse 9, opening the "विंशोपक बल" (Vimshopaka Bala, a twenty-point weighted planetary-strength score across the sixteen vargas) topic, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036), PDF p.90 (printed page 58), immediately below the editor's Hindi prose commentary closing the prior topic with its own "॥ १-८ ॥" verse-range marker. Read from the standard 600dpi full-page render and zoom crops (scratchpad/bphs-p90-v9-12-verses.png, bphs-p90-v9-khatasya-zoom.png at 2.5x confirming "खटस्य"). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  10. 7.10 सत्यापित

    The sage's promise: knowing this alone brings the outcome within sight

    संस्कृत

    अथातः सम्प्रवक्ष्यामि विंशोपकबलं द्विज । यस्य विज्ञानमात्रेण विपाकं दृष्टिगोचरम् ॥ १० ॥

    athaatah sampravakshyaami vinshopakabalan dvija | yasya vijnaanamaatrena vipaakan drishtigocharam || 10 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Now (atha), therefore (atah), I shall fully declare (sampravakshyaami) the Vimshopaka Bala, O twice-born one (dvija) -- by the mere knowledge (vijnaana-maatrena) of which (yasya), the outcome/ripening (vipaakam) [of a planet's effects] comes within sight (drishtigocharam, "within the range of vision").

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    अब (अथ), इसके पश्चात् (अतः), मैं विंशोपक बल (विंशोपकबलं) को पूर्ण रूप से कहूँगा (सम्प्रवक्ष्यामि), हे द्विज (द्विज)! -- जिसके (यस्य) केवल ज्ञान मात्र से (विज्ञानमात्रेण), [ग्रह के फल का] परिपाक (विपाकं) दृष्टिगोचर हो जाता है (दृष्टिगोचरम्, "दृष्टि के दायरे में आ जाता है")।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.7, verse 10, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.90 (printed page 58). Read from the standard 600dpi full-page render and zoom crop (scratchpad/bphs-p90-v9-12-verses.png), legible cleanly at 1.4x zoom with no ambiguity. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  11. 7.11 सत्यापित

    The base rule: full strength at own-sign-or-exaltation, zero at the seventh from there (debilitation)

    संस्कृत

    विंशोपकबलं वीक्ष्यं सूर्यादीनां खचारिणाम् । स्वगृहोच्चे बलं पूर्णं शून्यं तत्सप्तमस्थिते ॥ ११ ॥

    vinshopakabalan viikshyan suuryaadiinaan khachaarinaam | svagrihochche balan puurnan shuunyan tatsaptamasthite || 11 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The Vimshopaka Bala is to be examined (viikshyam) for the Sun and the other (suuryaadiinaam) sky-goers (khachaarinaam, i.e. planets) -- in one's own house or exaltation (svagriha-uchche), the strength (balam) is full (puurnam); it is zero (shuunyam) when situated in the seventh from that (tat-saptama-sthite, i.e. in the sign of debilitation, the seventh from exaltation).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    विंशोपक बल (विंशोपकबलं) सूर्य आदि (सूर्यादीनां) आकाशचारी ग्रहों (खचारिणाम्) के लिए देखा जाना चाहिए (वीक्ष्यं) -- अपने घर या उच्च में (स्वगृहोच्चे), बल (बलं) पूर्ण होता है (पूर्णं); उससे सातवें स्थान में स्थित होने पर (तत्सप्तमस्थिते, अर्थात् नीच राशि में, जो उच्च से सातवीं है), बल शून्य होता है (शून्यं)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.7, verse 11, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.90 (printed page 58). Read from the standard 600dpi full-page render and zoom crop (scratchpad/bphs-p90-v9-12-verses.png), legible cleanly at 1.4x zoom with no ambiguity; directly corroborated by the page's own Hindi prose commentary immediately below ("अपने घर तथा उच्च में स्थित ग्रह का बल पूर्ण, और उच्च से सप्तम, अर्थात् नीच स्थित उसका बल शून्य होता है"). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  12. 7.12 सत्यापित

    Refining the rule: strength also depends on house-placement, dual-sign lordship, and rule-of-three interpolation between the extremes

    संस्कृत

    गृहस्थितिवशाज्ज्ञेयं द्विराश्यधिपतेस्तथा । मध्येऽनुपाततो ज्ञेयमोजयुग्मर्क्षभेदतः ॥ १२ ॥

    grihasthitivashaajjneyan dviraashyadhipatestathaa | madhye'nupaatato jneyamojayugmarkshabhedatah || 12 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [The strength] is to be known (jneyam) according to the house-placement (griha-sthiti-vashaat) [of the planet, i.e. its distance from own-sign/exaltation], and (tathaa) likewise for the lord of two signs (dviraashi-adhipateh, i.e. Mercury and Venus, who each rule two signs); in between (madhye) [the extremes of full and zero strength], it is to be known (jneyam) by interpolation (anupaatatah, i.e. by the rule-of-three), according to the distinction (bhedatah) between odd and even (oja-yugma) signs (riksha).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [बल] घर की स्थिति के अनुसार (गृहस्थितिवशात्) जानना चाहिए (ज्ञेयं) [अर्थात् स्वराशि/उच्च से ग्रह की दूरी के अनुसार], तथा (तथा) उसी प्रकार द्विराशि के अधिपति (द्विराश्यधिपतेः, अर्थात् बुध और शुक्र, जो दोनों दो-दो राशियों के स्वामी हैं) के लिए भी; मध्य में (मध्ये) [पूर्ण और शून्य बल की सीमाओं के बीच], अनुपात से (अनुपाततः, अर्थात् त्रैराशिक नियम से), विषम-सम (ओजयुग्म) राशियों (ऋक्ष) के भेद के अनुसार (भेदतः) जानना चाहिए (ज्ञेयम्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.7, verse 12, closing this page's Vimshopaka Bala content (the topic continues onto the next page, which carries the specific per-planet value table per the page's closing Hindi commentary), Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.90 (printed page 58). Read from the standard 600dpi full-page render and zoom crop (scratchpad/bphs-p90-v12-13.png), legible cleanly at 1.4x zoom with no ambiguity; directly corroborated by the page's own Hindi prose commentary immediately below ("लग्न-आदि द्वादश भावों, तथा स्पष्ट ग्रहों के राश्यादि में विंशोपक बल देखकर शुभाशुभ का निर्देश करना चाहिये" and the following paragraph on dviraashyadhipa/Bhauma-aadi planets' strength by rule-of-three). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  13. 7.13 सत्यापित

    Which planets give the Surya-Hora result and which give the Chandra-Hora result

    संस्कृत

    सूर्यहोराफलं दद्युर्जीवार्कवसुधात्मजाः । चन्द्रास्फुजिदर्कपुत्राश्चन्द्रहोराफलप्रदाः ॥ १३ ॥

    suuryahoraaphalan dadyurjiivaarkavasudhaatmajaah | chandraasphujidarkaputraashchandrahoraaphalapradaah || 13 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Jupiter (jiiva), the Sun (arka), and the son of the Earth [Mars] (vasudhaa-aatmajaah) give (dadyuh) the Surya-Hora [Sun-half] result (suurya-horaa-phalam); the Moon, Venus (asphujit), and the son of the Sun [Saturn] (arka-putraah) are the givers (pradaah) of the Chandra-Hora [Moon-half] result (chandra-horaa-phala).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    गुरु (जीव), सूर्य (अर्क), और पृथ्वी के पुत्र [मंगल] (वसुधात्मजाः) -- ये सूर्य-होरा (सूर्य-भाग) का फल (सूर्यहोराफलं) देते हैं (दद्युः); चन्द्रमा, शुक्र (अस्फुजित्), और सूर्य के पुत्र [शनि] (अर्कपुत्राः) -- ये चन्द्र-होरा (चन्द्र-भाग) का फल देने वाले (चन्द्रहोराफलप्रदाः) हैं।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.7, verse 13, opening the Surya-Hora/Chandra-Hora-phala distribution rule, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036), PDF p.91 (printed page 59). Read from the standard 600dpi full-page render and zoom crops (scratchpad/bphs-p91-v13-16.png, bphs-p91-v13-dadyur-zoom.png through -zoom4.png at up to 4x, confirming the compound "दद्युर्जीवार्कवसुधात्मजाः" after an initially ambiguous reading was resolved with no genuine print anomaly). Directly corroborated by the page's own Hindi prose commentary on verses 13-16 ("गुरु, सूर्य, भौम ये तीनों सूर्य होरा का फल, और चन्द्र, शुक्र शनैश्चर ये चन्द्र होरा का फल देते हैं"). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  14. 7.14 सत्यापित

    Mercury gives both results depending on odd/even sign; the Sun's-Hora result is full at the start and zero at the end of its own division

    संस्कृत

    फलद्वयं बुधो दद्यात् समे चेन्दोस्तदन्यके । रवेः फलं स्वहोरादौ फलहीनं विरामके ॥ १४ ॥

    phaladvayan budho dadyaat same chendostadanyake | raveh phalan svahoraadau phalahiinan viraamake || 14 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Mercury (budhah) gives (dadyaat) both results (phala-dvayam) [i.e. either the Surya-Hora or Chandra-Hora result] -- in an even sign (same), the Moon's [result] (chandoh, i.e. Chandra-Hora), and (cha) in the other [an odd sign] (tat-anyake), [the Sun's result]. The Sun's (raveh) result (phalam) [is full] at the beginning of its own Hora-division (sva-horaa-aadau), [and] without result (phala-hiinam), i.e. zero, at its ending/cessation (viraamake).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    बुध (बुधः) दोनों फल (फलद्वयं) देता है (दद्यात्) -- सम राशि में (समे) चन्द्रमा का [फल] (चेन्दोः, अर्थात् चन्द्र-होरा का फल), और (च) दूसरी [विषम राशि] में (तदन्यके) [सूर्य का फल]। सूर्य (रवेः) का फल (फलं) अपने होरा-विभाग के आरम्भ में (स्वहोरादौ) [पूर्ण होता है], [और] अपने अन्त में (विरामके) फलरहित (फलहीनं), अर्थात् शून्य, होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.7, verse 14, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.91 (printed page 59). Read from the standard 600dpi full-page render and zoom crop (scratchpad/bphs-p91-v13-16.png), legible cleanly with no ambiguity. Directly corroborated by the page's own Hindi prose commentary ("बुध, सूर्य चन्द्र दोनों के होरा फल देता है। सम राशियों में चन्द्रहोरा फल और विषम राशियों में सूर्यहोराफल विशेषतः होता है। होरा द्रेष्काणादि वर्गों के मध्य भाग में पूर्ण फल, अन्त में शून्य"). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  15. 7.15 सत्यापित

    In the middle, interpolate by proportion everywhere; the same rule applies of its own accord to the Drekkana, Chaturthamsha, Navamsha and the rest

    संस्कृत

    मध्येऽनुपातात् सर्वत्र द्रेष्काणेऽपि विचिन्तयेत् । गृहवत्तुर्यभागेऽपि नवांशादावपि स्वयम् ॥ १५ ॥

    madhye'nupaataat sarvatra dreshkaane'pi vichintayet | grihavatturyabhaage'pi navaanshaadaavapi svayam || 15 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In the middle [between the extremes] (madhye), everywhere (sarvatra), one should reckon (vichintayet) by proportion/interpolation (anupaataat). Even in the Drekkana (dreshkaane api), [the same rule holds]; likewise (svayam) of its own accord (svayam), just as for the house (griha-vat), even in the Chaturthamsha (turya-bhaage api), and even beginning with the Navamsha and so on (navaansha-aadau api).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    मध्य में (मध्ये), [दोनों सीमाओं के बीच में], सर्वत्र (सर्वत्र), अनुपात से (अनुपातात्) फल समझना चाहिए (विचिन्तयेत्)। द्रेष्काण में भी (द्रेष्काणेऽपि) [यही नियम लागू होता है]; उसी प्रकार स्वयं (स्वयम्), घर के समान (गृहवत्), चतुर्थांश में भी (तुर्यभागेऽपि), और नवमांश आदि में भी (नवांशादावपि) [यही समझना चाहिए]।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.7, verse 15, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.91 (printed page 59). Read from the standard 600dpi full-page render and zoom crop (scratchpad/bphs-p91-v13-16.png), legible cleanly with no ambiguity. Directly corroborated by the page's own Hindi prose commentary ("मध्यवर्ती किसी स्थान में अनुपात से फल समझना चाहिये। इसी तरह द्रेष्काण, चतुर्थांश, नवमांश, आदि सभी वर्गोंमें फल समझें"). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  16. 7.16 सत्यापित

    The Trimshamsha-lords of the Surya/Chandra-Hora split (Sun for Mars, Saturn for Venus); the same house-like rule applies here too, closing the topic

    संस्कृत

    सूर्यः कुजफलं धत्ते भार्गवस्य निशापतिः । त्रिंशांशके विचिन्त्यैवमत्रापि गृहवत् स्मृतम् ॥ १६ ॥

    suuryah kujaphalan dhatte bhaargavasya nishaapatih | trinshaanshake vichintyaivamatraapi grihavat smritam || 16 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The Sun (suuryah) bears/gives (dhatte) Mars's (kuja) result (phalam); the lord of the night [Saturn] (nishaapatih) [gives the result] of Venus (bhaargavasya). In the Trimshamsha (trinshaanshake), one should reckon (vichintya) it thus (evam); here too (atra api), it is remembered/prescribed (smritam) [to be] like the house-rule (griha-vat) [closing the topic begun at verse 9].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    सूर्य (सूर्यः) मंगल (कुज) के फल को (कुजफलं) धारण करता है (धत्ते) [अर्थात् देता है]; रात्रि के स्वामी [शनि] (निशापतिः) शुक्र (भार्गवस्य) का [फल देता है]। त्रिंशांश में (त्रिंशांशके) इस प्रकार (एवम्) समझना चाहिए (विचिन्त्य); यहाँ भी (अत्रापि), घर के समान (गृहवत्) [फल] स्मरण किया गया है (स्मृतम्) [इस प्रकार श्लोक ९ से आरम्भ हुआ विषय यहाँ पूर्ण होता है]।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.7, verse 16, closing the Surya-Hora/Chandra-Hora-phala distribution topic (verses 13-16), Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.91 (printed page 59). Read from the standard 600dpi full-page render and zoom crop (scratchpad/bphs-p91-v13-16.png), legible cleanly with no ambiguity. Directly corroborated by the page's own Hindi prose commentary closing with its own "१३-१६" verse-range marker ("त्रिशांश में रवि-मंगल का, चन्द्रमा-शुक्र का फल देते हैं। यहाँ (त्रिशांश में) भी गृहवत् फल समझना चाहिये"). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  17. 7.17 सत्यापित

    Naming the six vargas (Shad-varga) of the Vimshopaka scheme, with Trimshamsha added last -- the verse's own wording is disclosed here alongside the page's commentary, which name the set slightly differently

    संस्कृत

    षड्वर्ग:-- लग्नहोराद्रेकाणाङ्घ्र-भागस्त्र्याशका इति । त्रिंशांशसहिताश्चैते षड्वर्गाः विंशकाः क्रमात् ॥ १७ ॥

    shadvargah -- lagnahoraadrekaanaanghra-bhaagastryaashakaa iti | trinshaanshasahitaashchaite shadvargaah vinshakaah kramaat || 17 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [Heading, printed by the editor:] The Shad-varga (six-varga) [scheme]:-- Lagna, Hora, Drekkana, [and] "anghra-bhaaga-stryaashakaa" (a compound whose exact division into names is uncertain on this print -- see disclosure below) -- thus (iti); these (ete), together with (sahitaah) the Trimshamsha (trinshaansha), are (cha) the six vargas (shadvargaah), the twenty-point-weighted ones (vinshakaah), in order (kramaat). [DISCLOSURE: the verse's own printed compound in line 1, read via repeated high-zoom crops of the 600dpi scan, most consistently appears as "...द्रेकाणाङ्घ्र-भागस्त्र्याशका..." (Lagna, Hora, Drekkana, then a compound that reads like "anghra-bhaaga" + "stryaashaka"), naming only four or five distinct divisions before Trimshamsha is added in line 2. The page's own Hindi commentary immediately following the verse, however, explicitly and unambiguously glosses the six Shad-varga members as Lagna, Hora, Drekkana, Navamsha, Dwadashamsha, and Trimshamsha, with Vimshopaka weights 6, 2, 4, 5, 2, 1 respectively -- i.e. it names Navamsha and Dwadashamsha, not the "anghra-bhaaga"/"stryaashaka" terms the verse itself appears to print. This discrepancy could not be resolved with confidence even after many targeted zoom crops (see source note), so both readings are preserved here rather than silently reconciled: the verse's own literal Devanagari is transcribed as printed, and the commentary's explicit naming (Navamsha, Dwadashamsha, matching the well-known standard Parashari Shad-varga scheme) is given as the authoritative sense for the six vargas and their weights.]

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [संपादक द्वारा मुद्रित शीर्षक:] षड्वर्ग:-- लग्न, होरा, द्रेकाण, [और] "अङ्घ्रभागस्त्र्याशका" (यह संयुक्त पद इस मुद्रण में स्पष्ट रूप से पृथक्-पृथक् नामों में विभाजित नहीं हो सका -- नीचे प्रकटीकरण देखें) -- इति (इस प्रकार); ये (एते), त्रिंशांश (त्रिंशांश) सहित (सहिताः), षड्वर्ग (षड्वर्गाः) हैं, विंशोपक-भारित (विंशकाः), क्रमशः (क्रमात्)। [प्रकटीकरण: श्लोक की पहली पंक्ति में मुद्रित संयुक्त पद को 600dpi स्कैन के अनेक उच्च-ज़ूम क्रॉप्स से बार-बार पढ़ने पर सबसे अधिक सुसंगत रूप से "...द्रेकाणाङ्घ्र-भागस्त्र्याशका..." ही प्रतीत होता है (लग्न, होरा, द्रेकाण, फिर एक ऐसा संयुक्त पद जो "अङ्घ्रभाग" + "स्त्र्याशका" जैसा प्रतीत होता है), जो त्रिंशांश जोड़े जाने से पहले केवल चार या पाँच ही भेद नाम देता प्रतीत होता है। परन्तु इसी पृष्ठ पर श्लोक के ठीक बाद की सम्पादक की हिन्दी टीका स्पष्ट रूप से षड्वर्ग के छः सदस्य लग्न, होरा, द्रेष्काण, नवमांश, द्वादशांश और त्रिंशांश बताती है, जिनके विंशोपक बल क्रमशः ६, २, ४, ५, २, १ हैं -- अर्थात् वह नवमांश और द्वादशांश नाम देती है, न कि श्लोक में दिखने वाले "अङ्घ्रभाग"/"स्त्र्याशका" पद। अनेक लक्षित ज़ूम प्रयासों के बावजूद भी यह विरोधाभास पूर्ण विश्वास के साथ सुलझाया नहीं जा सका (स्रोत-टिप्पणी देखें), अतः दोनों पाठ यहाँ बिना किसी मौन समाधान के सुरक्षित रखे गए हैं: श्लोक का अपना शाब्दिक देवनागरी पाठ मुद्रित रूप में ही transcribe किया गया है, और टीका का स्पष्ट नामकरण (नवमांश, द्वादशांश, जो सुप्रसिद्ध मानक पाराशरी षड्वर्ग योजना से मेल खाता है) छः वर्गों और उनके भारों के प्रामाणिक अर्थ के रूप में दिया गया है।]

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.7, verse 17, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036), PDF p.91 (printed page 59), under the editor's printed heading "षड्वर्ग:--". UNRESOLVED TEXTUAL AMBIGUITY, fully disclosed per the project's zero-fabrication discipline: line 1's compound following "लग्नहोराद्रे(क/ष्क)ाण" was read via more than a dozen progressively targeted zoom crops of the 600dpi render (scratchpad/bphs-p91-v17-zoom.png, -zoom2.png, -word-zoom.png, -mid-zoom.png, -right-zoom.png, -superzoom.png, -turyansha-zoom.png, -word2.png, -preciseword.png, and the alternate clean render bphs-p91-v13-17.png with bphs-p91-v17line1-loc2.png / -super.png), all converging on the same visual reading "...णाङ्घ्र-भागस्त्र्याशका इति" (with an editorial hyphen printed mid-compound) rather than on legible forms of "नवांश"/"द्वादशांश" as named in the immediately following Hindi commentary (scratchpad/bphs-p91-commentary-after17.png: "षड्वर्गं में लग्न, होरा, द्रेष्काण, नवमांश, द्वादशांश और त्रिंशांश ये छः परिगणित होते हैं। इनका विंशोपक बल क्रमशः ६, २, ४, ५, २, १ ये हैं"). Line 2 ("त्रिंशांशसहिताश्चैते षड्वर्गाः, विंशकाः क्रमात्") is legible with no ambiguity and confirms Trimshamsha is added as the sixth/last member. A further unnumbered heading line immediately below the commentary ("रस नेत्राब्धिपक्षाश्विभूमयः--", read via scratchpad/bphs-p91-v18-heading-zoom3.png) appears to be an editorially-inserted bhuta-samkhya (concrete-noun numeral-word) mnemonic for the same six Vimshopaka weights, but decodes imperfectly against the expected 6,2,4,5,2,1 sequence (rasa=6, netra=2, abdhi=4, paksha=2 [expected 5], ashvi=2, bhuumi=1) and carries no verse number of its own -- it is therefore treated as editorial/mnemonic apparatus, read only as further corroborating context per the project's BPHS copyright-safety discipline, and is not transcribed as a separate numbered root verse. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review; the bracketed disclosure notes in the translation/translationHi fields are original analysis by Vedic Hora, not part of the source text.

  18. 7.18 सत्यापित

    Opening the Saptavarga (seven-varga) scheme: adding the Saptamsha to the Shad-varga, with its first two weights given via bhuta-samkhya numeral-words

    संस्कृत

    सप्तवर्गः-- सप्तवर्ग के । स सप्तमांशके तत्र विश्वकाः पञ्च लोचनम् ॥ १८ ॥

    saptavargah -- saptavarga ke | sa saptamaanshake tatra vishvakaah pancha lochanam || 18 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [Heading, printed by the editor:] The Saptavarga (seven-varga) [scheme]:-- of the Saptavarga. That [Shad-varga], together with the Saptamsha (sa saptamaanshake), there (tatra) the Vimshopaka weight-units (vishvakaah) are five (pancha, i.e. Lagna's weight = 5) [and] "lochanam" ("eye", a bhuta-samkhya numeral-word for two, i.e. Hora's weight = 2). [The remaining five weights continue in verse 19.]

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [संपादक द्वारा मुद्रित शीर्षक:] सप्तवर्गः-- सप्तवर्ग के [विषय में]। वह [षड्वर्ग], सप्तमांश सहित (स सप्तमांशके), वहाँ (तत्र) विंशोपक भार-इकाइयाँ (विश्वकाः) पाँच (पञ्च, अर्थात् लग्न का भार = ५) [और] "लोचनम्" ("नेत्र", दो के लिए भूतसंख्या-पद, अर्थात् होरा का भार = २) हैं। [शेष पाँच भार श्लोक १९ में आगे दिए गए हैं।]

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.7, verse 18, opening the Saptavarga (seven-varga) topic -- adding the Saptamsha (D-7) to the six vargas named in verse 17 -- Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036), PDF p.92 (printed page 60), under the editor's printed heading "सप्तवर्गः--". Read from the standard 600dpi full-page render and zoom crop (scratchpad/bphs-p92-v18-19.png), legible with no ambiguity. The bhuta-samkhya decoding (pancha=5, lochanam/"eye"=2) is directly corroborated by the page's own Hindi prose commentary ("सप्तमांश सहित षड्वर्ग सप्तवर्ग है। सप्तवर्ग में विंशोपक बल क्रमशः ५, २, ३, २१/२, ४१/२, २, १ ये हैं"), whose first two values (5, 2) match this verse exactly; the remaining five (3, 2.5, 4.5, 2, 1) are supplied by verse 19. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  19. 7.19 सत्यापित

    The remaining five Saptavarga weights, via bhuta-samkhya numeral-words; and the rule that these are gross base-values, refined to a subtle result by proportion at each specific position

    संस्कृत

    त्रयः साधं द्वयं साध्वेदा द्वौ रात्रिनायकः । स्थूलं फलं च संस्थाप्य तत् सूक्ष्मं च ततस्ततः ॥ १९ ॥

    trayah saadhan dvayan saadhvedaa dvau raatrinaayakah | sthuulan phalan cha sansthaapya tat suukshman cha tatastatah || 19 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Three (trayah, i.e. Drekkana's weight = 3), "with-a-half two" (saadham dvayam, i.e. two-and-a-half = 2.5, Saptamsha's weight), "with-a-half [four] Vedas" (saadhvedaah, i.e. the four Vedas plus a half = 4.5, Navamsha's weight), two (dvau, Dwadashamsha's weight), [and] the lord of the night [the Moon, a bhuta-samkhya numeral-word for one] (raatri-naayakah, Trimshamsha's weight = 1). Having established (samsthaapya) this (tat) gross (sthoolam) result (phalam), the subtle/fine (sookshmam) [result, specific to each exact position within a varga,] is [to be found] from place to place (tatastatah) by proportion.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    तीन (त्रयः, अर्थात् द्रेष्काण का भार = ३), "आधे सहित दो" (साधं द्वयं, अर्थात् ढाई = २.५, सप्तमांश का भार), "आधे सहित [चार] वेद" (साध्वेदा, अर्थात् चार वेद और आधा = ४.५, नवमांश का भार), दो (द्वौ, द्वादशांश का भार), [और] रात्रि का स्वामी [चन्द्रमा, एक के लिए भूतसंख्या-पद] (रात्रिनायकः, त्रिंशांश का भार = १)। इस (तत्) स्थूल (स्थूलं) फल (फलं) को स्थापित करके (संस्थाप्य), प्रत्येक विशेष स्थान का सूक्ष्म (सूक्ष्मं) फल अनुपात से जगह-जगह (ततस्ततः) [जानना चाहिए]।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.7, verse 19, closing the Saptavarga topic (verses 18-19), Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.92 (printed page 60). Read from the standard 600dpi full-page render and zoom crops (scratchpad/bphs-p92-v18-19.png, bphs-p92-v19-zoom-left.png, bphs-p92-v19-zoom-right.png at 2x, confirming "साधं"/"साध्वेदा" as printed without an intervening र). The full bhuta-samkhya sequence across verses 18-19 (5, 2, 3, 2.5, 4.5, 2, 1) is directly and exactly corroborated by the page's own Hindi prose commentary closing with its own "१८-१९" verse-range marker ("सप्तवर्ग में विंशोपक बल क्रमशः ५, २, ३, २१/२, ४१/२, २, १ ये हैं। इन बलों को स्थूल (वर्ग के मध्य स्थानीय) समझ कर तत्तस्थानीय सूक्ष्म फल अनुपात से जानना चाहिए"). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  20. 7.20 सत्यापित

    The Dashavarga (ten-varga) scheme: adding the Dashamsha, Shodashamsha ("Kalamsha", via the sixteen digits of the Moon) and Shashtyamsha to the Saptavarga, with their weights; the remaining eight vargas each get one-and-a-half -- closing with the source's own "20-20half" half-verse marker

    संस्कृत

    दशवर्गादिगंशाढ्याः कलांशाः षष्टिभागकाः । त्रयं क्षेत्रस्य विज्ञेयाः पञ्च-षष्ट्यंशकस्य च ॥ २० ॥ साधैकभागाः शेषाणां विश्वकाः परिकीर्तिताः ॥ २०½ ॥

    dashavargaadiganshaadhyaah kalaanshaah shashtibhaagakaah | trayan kshetrasya vijneyaah pancha-shashtyanshakasya cha || 20 || saadhaikabhaagaah sheshaanaan vishvakaah parikiirtitaah || 20 1/2 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The Dashavarga (dashavargaa) is endowed with (aadhyaah) the direction-division [Dashamsha, D-10] (digamsha), the Kalamsha [i.e. the Shodashamsha, D-16, so called from the sixteen "kalaa" digits of the Moon] (kalaanshaah), [and] the sixtieth-parts [Shashtyamsha, D-60] (shashti-bhaagakaah). Three (trayam) is to be known (vijneyaah) for the field [Lagna] (kshetrasya), and (cha) five (pancha) for the Shashtyamsha (shashtyanshakasya). One-and-a-half parts (saadha-eka-bhaagaah) each are declared (parikiirtitaah) [to be] the weight-units (vishvakaah) of the remaining [eight vargas] (sheshaanaam). [The source itself marks this closing half-line as an appended "20-20half" ("२०-२०½") verse-range in its own commentary.]

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    दशवर्ग (दशवर्गा) दिक्-विभाग [दशांश, D-10] (दिगंश) से युक्त है (आढ्याः), कलांश [अर्थात् षोडशांश, D-16, चन्द्रमा की सोलह "कला" अंकों से ऐसा नामित] (कलांशाः), [और] षष्टिभाग [षष्ट्यंश, D-60] (षष्टिभागकाः) से भी। क्षेत्र (लग्न) के लिए तीन (त्रयं) जानना चाहिए (विज्ञेयाः), और (च) षष्ट्यंश (षष्ट्यंशकस्य) के लिए पाँच (पञ्च)। शेष [आठ वर्गों] (शेषाणां) की भार-इकाइयाँ (विश्वकाः) प्रत्येक डेढ़-डेढ़ भाग (साधैकभागाः) घोषित की गई हैं (परिकीर्तिताः)। [स्रोत स्वयं इस समापन अर्ध-पंक्ति को अपनी टीका में "२०-२०½" श्लोक-सीमा के रूप में चिह्नित करता है।]

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.7, verse 20 (with its appended half-verse, marked by the source's own commentary as "20-20½"), closing the Dashavarga (ten-varga) topic, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036), PDF p.92 (printed page 60). Read from the standard 600dpi full-page render and zoom crops (scratchpad/bphs-p92-v20.png, bphs-p92-v20-l1-left.png/-right.png at 1.8x, bphs-p92-v20half-zoom.png at 2x confirming "साधैकभागाः"). Directly and fully corroborated by the page's own Hindi prose commentary closing with its own "२०-२०½" verse-range marker ("दिगंश, षोडशांश, षष्ट्यंश-युक्त-सप्तवर्ग दशवर्ग होते हैं। ... इनमें क्षेत्र (लग्न) का विंशोपक बल ३, ... षष्ट्यंश का ५, शेष होरा द्रेष्काण आदि आठो वर्ग में १½, १½ होते हैं"), which also confirms the ten members by name (लग्न, होरा, द्रेष्काण, नवांश, द्वादशांश, त्रिंशांश, सप्तमांश, दशमांश, षोडशांश, षष्ट्यंश). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  21. 7.21 सत्यापित

    Opening the Shodashavarga (sixteen-varga) scheme: the sage's promise to declare his own approved weight-scheme in full detail

    संस्कृत

    षोडशवर्गं-- अथ वक्ष्ये विशेषेण विश्वकां मम सम्मताम् ॥ २१ ॥

    shodashavargan -- atha vakshye visheshena vishvakaan mama sammataam || 21 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [Heading, printed by the editor:] The Shodashavarga (sixteen-varga) [scheme]:-- Now (atha) I shall declare (vakshye) in particular/detail (visheshena) the weight-units (vishvakaan) approved (sammataam) by me (mama) [i.e. the author's own preferred Shodashavarga weight-scheme, as distinct from the Saptavarga/Dashavarga schemes just given].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [संपादक द्वारा मुद्रित शीर्षक:] षोडशवर्गं-- अब (अथ) मैं विशेष रूप से (विशेषेण) अपने द्वारा अनुमोदित (मम सम्मताम्) भार-इकाइयों (विश्वकां) को कहूँगा (वक्ष्ये) [अर्थात्, अभी दिए गए सप्तवर्ग/दशवर्ग योजनाओं से भिन्न, लेखक की अपनी पसन्दीदा षोडशवर्ग भार-योजना]।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.7, verse 21, opening the Shodashavarga (sixteen-varga) topic under the editor's printed heading "षोडशवर्गं--" (note: printed with an anusvara-like mark, not a visarga, unlike the "सप्तवर्गः--"/"दशवर्गः" headings seen earlier on this page), Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036), PDF p.92 (printed page 60). Read from the standard 600dpi full-page render and precise zoom crops (scratchpad/bphs-p92-v21-heading-super2.png at 4x for the heading, scratchpad/bphs-p92-v21h-a/b/c.png for the verse line), legible with no ambiguity. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  22. 7.22 सत्यापित

    The Shodashavarga members named in order, beginning with the field (Lagna); Hora, Trimshamsha and Drekkana each given the bhuta-samkhya weight "one" via three synonym-words for a single moon/earth

    संस्कृत

    क्रमात् षोडशवर्गाणां क्षेत्रादीनां पृथक् पृथक् । होरा-त्रिंशांश-द्रक्काणे कुचन्द्र शशिनः क्रमात् ॥ २२ ॥

    kramaat shodashavargaanaan kshetraadiinaan prithak prithak | horaa-trinshaansha-drakkaane kuchandra shashinah kramaat || 22 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In order (kramaat), for each (prithak prithak) of the sixteen vargas (shodashavargaanaam) beginning with the field [Lagna] (kshetra-aadiinaam) [I shall give the weight] -- in the Hora, Trimshamsha [and] Drekkana (horaa-trinshaansha-drakkaane), respectively (kramaat), [the weight is] "earth" (ku, a bhuta-samkhya numeral-word for one, there being only one earth), "moon" (chandra, one moon) [and] "moon" (shashinah, one moon) -- i.e. one, one, one.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    क्रम से (क्रमात्), क्षेत्र (लग्न) आदि (क्षेत्रादीनां) सोलह वर्गों (षोडशवर्गाणां) में से प्रत्येक (पृथक् पृथक्) के लिए [भार बताऊँगा] -- होरा, त्रिंशांश, द्रेक्काण में (होरा-त्रिंशांश-द्रक्काणे), क्रमशः (क्रमात्), "कु" (पृथ्वी, एक के लिए भूतसंख्या-पद, क्योंकि पृथ्वी एक ही है), "चन्द्र" (एक चन्द्रमा) [और] "शशिनः" (एक चन्द्रमा) -- अर्थात् एक, एक, एक।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.7, verse 22, naming the Shodashavarga members in order and opening the weight-list with a triple bhuta-samkhya encoding of "one" (ku=earth=1, chandra=moon=1, shashinah=moon=1) for Hora, Trimshamsha and Drekkana, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.92 (printed page 60). Read from the standard 600dpi full-page render and precise zoom crops (scratchpad/bphs-p92-v22line2.png split into -a/-b/-c.png at 2x, confirming "होरा-त्रिंशांश-द्रक्काणे कुचन्द्र शशिनः क्रमात्" letter-by-letter with no overlap-duplication). Directly and fully corroborated by the page's own Hindi prose commentary ("होरा, त्रिंशांश, द्रेक्काण में क्रमशः १,१,१ बल"). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  23. 7.23 सत्यापित

    Weights for Kalamsha (2), Navamsha (3), the field/Lagna (3.5); and the Shashtyamsha's weight given as "the Vedas" (4) -- though the source's own commentary instead assigns this value to the Saptamsha, a discrepancy disclosed rather than silently resolved

    संस्कृत

    कलांशस्य द्वयं ज्ञेयं त्रयं नन्दांशकस्य च । क्षेत्रे सार्धत्रयं, वेदाः स्मृताः षष्ट्यंशकस्य हि ॥ २३ ॥

    kalaanshasya dvayan jneyan trayan nandaanshakasya cha | kshetre saardhatrayan, vedaah smritaah shashtyanshakasya hi || 23 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Two (dvayam) is to be known (jneyam) for the Kalamsha [i.e. Shodashamsha, D-16] (kalaanshasya), and (cha) three (trayam) for the Nandamsha [i.e. Navamsha, D-9, "the joy-division"] (nandaanshakasya). In the field [Lagna] (kshetre), three-and-a-half (saardha-trayam); "the Vedas" (vedaah, a bhuta-samkhya numeral-word for four) are remembered/declared (smritaah) indeed (hi) for the Shashtyamsha [D-60] (shashtyanshakasya) -- [DISCLOSED DISCREPANCY: the verse's own printed word here is unambiguously "शष्ट्यंशकस्य"/"षष्ट्यंशकस्य" ("of the Shashtyamsha", D-60), confirmed at high zoom with no ambiguity; however, the page's own Hindi prose commentary immediately below instead assigns this same value of four to the Saptamsha (D-7) ("सप्तमांश में ४"), not the Shashtyamsha, and does not separately mention a Saptamsha weight elsewhere in its list. This mirrors the kind of verse-vs-commentary naming discrepancy already disclosed at ref 7.17, and is preserved here rather than silently corrected in either direction.]

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    कलांश [अर्थात् षोडशांश, D-16] (कलांशस्य) के लिए दो (द्वयं) जानना चाहिए (ज्ञेयं), और (च) नन्दांश [अर्थात् नवमांश, D-9, "आनन्द-विभाग"] (नन्दांशकस्य) के लिए तीन (त्रयं)। क्षेत्र (लग्न) में (क्षेत्रे), साढ़े तीन (सार्धत्रयं); षष्ट्यंश [D-60] (षष्ट्यंशकस्य) के लिए निश्चय ही (हि) "वेदाः" (चार के लिए भूतसंख्या-पद) स्मरण किए गए हैं (स्मृताः) -- [प्रकट की गई विसंगति: श्लोक का स्वयं का मुद्रित शब्द यहाँ स्पष्ट रूप से "षष्ट्यंशकस्य" ("षष्ट्यंश का", D-60) है, जो उच्च ज़ूम पर बिना किसी संदेह के पुष्ट है; परन्तु पृष्ठ की अपनी हिन्दी गद्य टीका, ठीक नीचे, इसी मान चार को इसके बजाय सप्तमांश (D-7) को देती है ("सप्तमांश में ४"), षष्ट्यंश को नहीं, और अपनी सूची में कहीं और अलग से सप्तमांश का भार नहीं बताती। यह ठीक उसी प्रकार की श्लोक-बनाम-टीका नामकरण विसंगति है जो पहले से ही सन्दर्भ ७.१७ में प्रकट की जा चुकी है, और यहाँ इसे किसी भी दिशा में चुपचाप सुधारे बिना संरक्षित रखा गया है।]

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.7, verse 23, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.92 (printed page 60). Read from the standard 600dpi full-page render and precise zoom crops (scratchpad/bphs-p92-shod2-left.png for the overview, scratchpad/bphs-p92-v23-word-zoom2.png at 3x definitively confirming "स्मृताः षष्ट्यंशकस्य" with no ambiguity). The commentary's conflicting assignment of this value to the Saptamsha instead is read from scratchpad/bphs-p92-comm-left.png / -right.png ("षोडशांश में २, नवमांश में ३, क्षेत्र (गृह) में ३½, सप्तमांश में ४"). Both readings are preserved per the project's zero-fabrication disclosure discipline. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  24. 7.24 सत्यापित

    The remaining five vargas each weighted one-half; the full twenty-point own-sign strength, tapering by sign-relationship starting from a great friend's sign

    संस्कृत

    अर्धमर्धं च शेषाणां ह्येतत् स्वीयमुदाहृतम् । पूर्णं विश्वावलं विंशोघृतिः स्यादधिमित्रके ॥ २४ ॥

    ardhamardhan cha sheshaanaan hyetat sviiyamudaahritam | puurnan vishvaavalan vinshoghritih syaadadhimitrake || 24 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    And (cha) one-half each (ardham ardham) for the remaining [five vargas] (sheshaanaam) -- this indeed (hi etat) is declared (udaahritam) [to be] their own [weight] (sviiyam) [when the planet occupies its own sign in that varga]. The full (puurnam) Vimshopaka strength (vishvaavalam) -- "vinshoghritih" [an unusual compound, literally suggesting something like "the twenty-fold firmness/measure"; transcribed exactly as printed] -- would be (syaat) in a great friend's [sign] (adhimitrake). [DISCLOSED DISCREPANCY, found on re-checking against the very next page: the following page's own closing Hindi commentary gives a numeric summary of five DISTINCT Vimshopaka totals by sign-relationship -- own/great-friend ("मित्रवर्ग") = 18, friend = 15, neutral = 10, enemy = 7, greater-enemy = 5. This does not cleanly match a literal reading of "vinshoghritih" as "twenty" for the great-friend's sign (the commentary's own figure there is 18, not 20); the word's precise intended numeral is therefore uncertain beyond what is printed, and is not silently corrected to 18 or 20 here.]

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    और (च) शेष [पाँच वर्गों] (शेषाणां) में से प्रत्येक के लिए आधा-आधा (अर्धमर्धं) -- यह निश्चय ही (ह्येतत्) उनका अपना [भार] (स्वीयम्) घोषित किया गया है (उदाहृतम्) [अर्थात् जब ग्रह उस वर्ग में अपनी ही राशि में हो]। पूर्ण (पूर्णं) विंशोपक बल (विश्वावलं) -- "विंशोघृतिः" [एक असामान्य समास, शाब्दिक रूप से "बीस-गुना दृढ़ता/माप" जैसा कुछ सुझाता है; ठीक वैसे ही लिखा गया है जैसे मुद्रित है] -- अधिमित्र [राशि] में (अधिमित्रके) होगा (स्यात्)। [प्रकट की गई विसंगति, अगले पृष्ठ की जाँच से मिली: अगले पृष्ठ की अपनी हिन्दी टीका राशि-संबंध के अनुसार पाँच भिन्न-भिन्न विंशोपक कुल-योग देती है -- स्वराशि/परम-मित्र ("मित्रवर्ग") = १८, मित्र = १५, सम = १०, शत्रु = ७, परम-शत्रु = ५। इससे "विंशोघृतिः" को परम-मित्र राशि के लिए "बीस" के रूप में सीधे पढ़ना मेल नहीं खाता (टीका का अपना आँकड़ा वहाँ १८ है, २० नहीं); अतः इस शब्द का ठीक-ठीक तात्पर्य अनिश्चित है, और यहाँ इसे चुपचाप १८ या २० में सुधारा नहीं गया है।]

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.7, verse 24, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.92 (printed page 60). Read from the standard 600dpi full-page render and precise zoom crops (scratchpad/bphs-p92-v24l1-a/b/c.png and bphs-p92-v24l2-a/b/c.png at 2x), confirming "अर्धमर्धं च शेषाणां ह्येतत् स्वीयमुदाहृतम्" and "पूर्णं विश्वावलं विंशोघृतिः स्यादधिमित्रके" letter-by-letter with no ambiguity in the printed characters themselves; the word "विंशोघृतिः" is unusual and its exact intended sense is not fully certain, but it is transcribed exactly as clearly printed rather than silently emended, per the project's zero-fabrication discipline. Directly corroborated in substance by the page's own Hindi prose commentary ("शेष ५ वर्गों में (प्रत्येक में) आधा आधा बल होता है। इस प्रकार षोडशवर्गीय समस्त (पूर्ण) बल, स्ववर्ग में २०, अधि-मित्र [सम्भवतः अगले शब्दों में विस्तृत]"). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review. CORRECTION: on checking the immediately following page (PDF p.93, printed page 61, scratchpad/bphs-p93-top.png), the closing Hindi commentary there gives its own explicit numeric summary -- "मित्रवर्ग में १८, मित्र में १५, सम में १०, शत्रु में ७, अधिशत्रु में ५" -- which assigns 18, not 20, to the great-friend's sign. "विंशोघृतिः" is retained as printed rather than emended to match, per the project's zero-fabrication discipline; the discrepancy is disclosed in the translation fields above.

  25. 7.25 सत्यापित

    Closing the Shodashavarga topic: the tapering Vimshopaka totals by sign-relationship -- fifteen in a friend's sign, ten in a neutral's, five in an enemy's or greater enemy's

    संस्कृत

    मित्रे पञ्चदश प्रोक्तं समे दश प्रकीर्तितम् । शत्रौ समाधिशत्रौ च पञ्च विश्वावलं भवेत् ॥ २५ ॥

    mitre panchadasha proktan same dasha prakiirtitam | shatrau samaadhishatrau cha pancha vishvaavalan bhavet || 25 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In a friend's [sign] (mitre), fifteen (panchadasha) is declared (proktam); in a neutral's [sign] (same), ten (dasha) is pronounced (prakiirtitam). In an enemy's [sign], or (cha) equally in a greater enemy's [sign] (shatrau sama-adhishatrau), the Vimshopaka strength (vishvaavalam) would be (bhavet) five (pancha). [DISCLOSED DISCREPANCY: the verse's own compound "samaadhishatrau" ("sama" + "adhishatrau") reads most naturally as "the enemy's and, equally, the greater-enemy's [sign]", implying ONE shared value of five for both. However, the very next page's own closing Hindi commentary gives a numeric summary with enemy and greater-enemy as two DIFFERENT values -- "शत्रु में ७, अधिशत्रु में ५" (enemy = 7, greater-enemy = 5) -- not the same figure. This verse's own wording was re-verified at high zoom (scratchpad/bphs-p92-v25-word-superzoom2.png) and unambiguously reads "समाधिशत्रौ", not a form of "सप्त" (seven) that would have reconciled the two; the discrepancy is therefore genuine and is preserved here rather than silently resolved, per the same disclosure-without-forced-resolution technique used at ref 7.17 and ref 7.23.]

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    मित्र की राशि में (मित्रे), पन्द्रह (पञ्चदश) कहा गया है (प्रोक्तं); सम (तटस्थ) की राशि में (समे), दस (दश) कहा गया है (प्रकीर्तितम्)। शत्रु की राशि में, अथवा (च) समान रूप से परम-शत्रु की राशि में भी (शत्रौ समाधिशत्रौ), विंशोपक बल (विश्वावलं) पाँच (पञ्च) होगा (भवेत्)। [प्रकट की गई विसंगति: श्लोक का अपना समास "समाधिशत्रौ" ("सम" + "अधिशत्रौ") सबसे स्वाभाविक रूप से "शत्रु और, समान रूप से, परम-शत्रु [की राशि]" के रूप में पढ़ा जाता है, जिसका अर्थ है दोनों के लिए एक ही साझा मान पाँच। परन्तु अगले पृष्ठ की अपनी समापन हिन्दी टीका शत्रु और परम-शत्रु को दो भिन्न मान देती है -- "शत्रु में ७, अधिशत्रु में ५" (शत्रु = ७, परम-शत्रु = ५) -- समान आँकड़ा नहीं। इस श्लोक के अपने शब्द को उच्च ज़ूम पर पुनः जाँचा गया (scratchpad/bphs-p92-v25-word-superzoom2.png) और यह निःसंदेह "समाधिशत्रौ" ही पढ़ा जाता है, न कि "सप्त" (सात) का कोई रूप जो दोनों को मेल करा देता; अतः यह विसंगति वास्तविक है और यहाँ इसे चुपचाप सुलझाए बिना संरक्षित रखा गया है, ठीक उसी प्रकार जैसे सन्दर्भ ७.१७ और ७.२३ में किया गया था।]

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.7, verse 25, closing the Shodashavarga (sixteen-varga) topic, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.92 (printed page 60). Read from the standard 600dpi full-page render and precise zoom crops (scratchpad/bphs-p92-v25l2b-a/b/c.png and bphs-p92-v25l2c-a/b/c.png at 2x), confirming both lines letter-by-letter, including "समाधिशत्रौ" (a single sandhi-joined compound, not printed with a hyphen) with no ambiguity. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review. CORRECTION: on checking the immediately following page (PDF p.93, printed page 61, scratchpad/bphs-p93-top.png), the closing Hindi commentary gives "शत्रु में ७, अधिशत्रु में ५" -- enemy and greater-enemy as two distinct values, not one shared value as this verse's own compound "समाधिशत्रौ" (re-verified at 4x zoom, scratchpad/bphs-p92-v25-word-superzoom2.png, ruling out a misread of "सप्त") suggests. Disclosed rather than silently resolved in either direction.

  26. 7.26 सत्यापित

    Opening the Sphuta (exact/refined) Vimshopaka Bala: the formula -- each varga's condition-score times its own weight, divided by twenty -- and the base threshold below which no fruit at all is given

    संस्कृत

    स्फुटविंशोपक-बल-- वर्गविश्वाः स्वविश्वघ्नाः पुनर्विंशतिभाजिताः । विंशोपकं फलार्हं तत्पञ्चोनं फलदं नहि ॥ २६ ॥

    sphutavinshopaka-bala -- vargavishvaah svavishvaghnaah punarvinshatibhaajitaah | vinshopakan phalaarhan tatpanchoonan phaladan nahi || 26 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [Heading, printed by the editor:] The Sphuta (exact/refined) Vimshopaka Bala:-- The varga-strengths [i.e. each planet's own condition-based score, out of twenty, within a given varga] (vargavishvaah), multiplied by their own [varga's] weight-unit (svavishva-ghnaah), [and] again (punah) divided by twenty (vinshati-bhaajitaah) -- [this gives] the exact Vimshopaka [score]. [When full, i.e. twenty,] the Vimshopaka (vinshopakam) is deserving of fruit (phala-arham); that (tat) diminished by five [i.e. anything below five] (pancha-uunam) does not give fruit at all (phaladam nahi).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [संपादक द्वारा मुद्रित शीर्षक:] स्फुटविंशोपक-बल-- वर्ग-बल (अर्थात्, किसी विशेष वर्ग में ग्रह का अपना स्थिति-आधारित बीस में से अंक) (वर्गविश्वाः), अपने [उस वर्ग के] भार-इकाई से गुणा करके (स्ववश्वघ्नाः), [और] पुनः (पुनः) बीस से भाग देने पर (विंशतिभाजिताः) -- [यह] सूक्ष्म (स्फुट) विंशोपक [अंक देता है]। [जब पूर्ण, अर्थात् बीस, हो तब] विंशोपक (विंशोपकं) फल देने योग्य होता है (फलार्हं); उससे (तत्) पाँच घटा हुआ [अर्थात् पाँच से कम कुछ भी] (पञ्चोनं) बिल्कुल फल नहीं देता (फलदं नहि)। [टिप्पणी: "फलार्हं" और "पञ्चोनं" शब्द नीचे स्रोत में बताए गए दृश्य कारणों से सावधानी से पढ़े गए हैं।]

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.7, verse 26, opening the "स्फुटविंशोपक-बल" (Sphuta/exact Vimshopaka Bala) topic under the editor's printed heading, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036), PDF p.93 (printed page 61). Read from a fresh 600dpi full-page render (scratchpad/bphs-p93-600.png) and zoom crops (scratchpad/bphs-p93-v26l2-full.png at 2x for the full line; scratchpad/bphs-p93-panchona-zoom3.png at 2.5x for the disputed conjunct). TWO WORDS CARRY DISCLOSED VISUAL AMBIGUITY, resolved here by grammar/context rather than shape alone, per the project's disclosure discipline: (1) "फलार्हं" (phalaarham, "fruit-deserving") -- the reph-plus-ह ligature at small size could superficially resemble a separate "ई" vowel-sign, which would spell a meaningless "फलाई"; "फलार्हं" is adopted as the only grammatically sound reading of the shape, agreeing with the neuter "विंशोपकं". (2) "पञ्चोनं" (panchoonam, "diminished by five") -- the conjunct under the प in the zoomed crop could be misread as "श्च" (giving the ungrammatical "पश्चोनं", since "पश्च" is not an attested standalone Sanskrit word) rather than "ञ्च" (giving "पञ्चोनं", the expected sandhi form of पञ्च + ऊनम्, "five" + "diminished"); "पञ्चोनं" is adopted because it is grammatically valid AND directly coheres with the explicit grading scale given in the very next verse (7.27: above five = slight fruit, above ten = medium, above fifteen = full), implying anything below five gives none. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  27. 7.27 सत्यापित

    The Sphuta Vimshopaka grading scale: slight fruit above five, medium above ten, full fruit above fifteen (via the bhuta-samkhya numeral-word "tithi", the fifteen lunar days of a paksha) -- for all planets alike

    संस्कृत

    तदूर्ध्वं स्वल्पफलदं दशोर्ध्वं मध्यमं स्मृतम् । तिथ्यूर्ध्वं पूर्णफलदं बोध्यं सर्वं खचारिणाम् ॥ २७ ॥

    tadurdhvan svalpaphaladan dashordhvan madhyaman smritam | tithyuurdhvan puurnaphaladan bodhyan sarvan khachaarinaam || 27 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Above that [five] (tat-uurdhvam), it gives slight fruit (svalpa-phaladam); above ten (dasha-uurdhvam), it is remembered (smritam) as medium (madhyamam). Above the tithi-count [fifteen, a bhuta-samkhya numeral-word from the fifteen lunar tithis of a paksha] (tithi-uurdhvam), it gives full fruit (puurna-phaladam) -- this is to be understood (bodhyam) for all (sarvam) the sky-goers [planets] (khachaarinaam) alike.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    उससे [पाँच से] ऊपर (तदूर्ध्वं), थोड़ा फल देता है (स्वल्पफलदं); दस से ऊपर (दशोर्ध्वं), मध्यम (मध्यमं) माना गया है (स्मृतम्)। तिथि-संख्या [पन्द्रह, एक पक्ष की पन्द्रह तिथियों से यह भूतसंख्या-पद] (तिथ्यूर्ध्वं) से ऊपर, पूर्ण फल देता है (पूर्णफलदं) -- यह सभी (सर्वं) आकाशचारी ग्रहों (खचारिणाम्) के लिए समान रूप से समझना चाहिए (बोध्यं)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.7, verse 27, closing the Sphuta Vimshopaka Bala grading-scale topic, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.93 (printed page 61). Read from the standard 600dpi full-page render and the overview zoom crop (scratchpad/bphs-p93-top.png at 1.2x), legible cleanly with no ambiguity. The bhuta-samkhya decoding of "tithi" as fifteen is standard (a lunar paksha has fifteen tithis) and directly explains why this is the threshold for full fruit, paralleling the "vedaah"=4 and "raatrinaayakah"=1 encodings used earlier on this page. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  28. 7.28 सत्यापित

    Opening the Udayasta (rising-setting) Vimshopaka: full fruit when a planet stands at the "equal" point from the Sun -- the seventh house/opposition, per the page's own commentary

    संस्कृत

    उदयास्तविंशोपक-- अथान्यदपि वक्ष्यामि मैत्रेय ! त्वं विधारय । खेटाः पूर्णं फलं दद्युः सूर्यात्समके स्थिताः ॥ २८ ॥

    udayaastavinshopaka -- athaanyadapi vakshyaami maitreya ! tvan vidhaaraya | khetaah puurnan phalan dadyuh suuryaat samake sthitaah || 28 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [Heading, printed by the editor:] The Udayasta (rising-setting) Vimshopaka:-- Now (atha) I shall declare (vakshyaami) something else (anyat api) too, O Maitreya (maitreya)! Retain it (tvam vidhaaraya). The planets (khetaah), when situated (sthitaah) at the "equal" point from the Sun (suuryaat samake) -- [clarified by the page's own Hindi commentary as the seventh house from the Sun, i.e. solar opposition] -- give (dadyuh) full (puurnam) fruit (phalam).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [संपादक द्वारा मुद्रित शीर्षक:] उदयास्तविंशोपक-- अब (अथ) मैं और कुछ (अन्यत् अपि) भी कहूँगा (वक्ष्यामि), हे मैत्रेय (मैत्रेय)! इसे धारण करो (त्वं विधारय)। ग्रह (खेटाः), सूर्य से "सम" स्थान में (सूर्यात्समके) स्थित होने पर (स्थिताः) -- [पृष्ठ की अपनी हिन्दी टीका द्वारा स्पष्ट किया गया कि यह सूर्य से सातवाँ स्थान है, अर्थात् सूर्य से प्रतियोग (opposition)] -- पूर्ण (पूर्णं) फल (फलं) देते हैं (दद्युः)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.7, verse 28, opening the "उदयास्तविंशोपक" (Udayasta/rising-setting Vimshopaka) topic under the editor's printed heading, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036), PDF p.93 (printed page 61). Read from the standard 600dpi full-page render and zoom crops (scratchpad/bphs-p93-udayasta1-left.png/-right.png, scratchpad/bphs-p93-v28l2f-left.png/-right.png at 1.5-1.6x), legible with no ambiguity in the letters themselves. The verse's own compressed phrase "सूर्यात्समके" ("at the equal [point] from the Sun") is directly clarified by the page's own Hindi prose commentary immediately below ("सूर्य से सप्तम स्थान में स्थित ग्रह पूर्ण फल देता है" -- "a planet situated in the seventh place from the Sun gives full fruit"), read from scratchpad/bphs-p93-after28.png. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  29. 7.29 सत्यापित

    Closing the topic's opening statement: no fruit at all when conjunct the Sun, proportional fruit in between -- these are the Udayasta Vimshopakas

    संस्कृत

    फलाभावं विजानीयात् समे सूर्यनभश्चरे । मध्येऽनुपातात् सर्वत्र ह्युदयास्त-विंशोपकाः ॥ २९ ॥

    phalaabhaavan vijaaniiyaat same suuryanabhashchare | madhye'nupaataat sarvatra hyudayaasta-vinshopakaah || 29 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    One should know (vijaaniiyaat) the absence of fruit (phala-abhaavam) when the sky-goer [planet] (nabhashchare) is equal/same [i.e. conjunct] with the Sun (same suurya-). In between (madhye), everywhere (sarvatra), by proportion (anupaataat) indeed (hi) [are] the Udayasta Vimshopakas (udayaasta-vinshopakaah, the rising-setting Vimshopaka values) [to be found].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जब ग्रह (नभश्चरे) सूर्य के समान/तुल्य [अर्थात् युति में] हो (समे सूर्य-), तब फल का अभाव (फलाभावं) जानना चाहिए (विजानीयात्)। मध्य में (मध्ये), सर्वत्र (सर्वत्र), अनुपात से (अनुपातात्) ही (हि) उदयास्त-विंशोपक (उदयास्त-विंशोपकाः, अर्थात् उदय-अस्त संबंधी विंशोपक मान) [जानने चाहिए]।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.7, verse 29, completing the opening statement of the Udayasta Vimshopaka scale (full at the seventh/opposition per verse 28, zero at conjunction, proportional in between), Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.93 (printed page 61). Read from the standard 600dpi full-page render and overview zoom crop (scratchpad/bphs-p93-after28.png at 1.28x), legible cleanly with no ambiguity. Directly and fully corroborated by the page's own Hindi prose commentary immediately below ("सूर्य के समान ग्रह निष्फल हुआ करता है। मध्य (सूर्य तथा उससे सप्तम के बीच) में विद्यमान ग्रह आनुपातिक फल देता है"). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  30. 7.30 सत्यापित

    General rule: the varga-strength fruit is declared wherever it is understood, for the best of the twice-born

    संस्कृत

    वर्गविश्वावलं ज्ञेयं फलमस्य द्विजर्षभ ! । यच्च यत्र फलं बुद्ध्वा तत्फलं परिकीर्तितम् ॥ ३० ॥

    vargavishvaavalan jneyan phalamasya dvijarshabha ! yachcha yatra phalan buddhvaa tatphalan parikiirtitam || 30 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The varga-strength (varga-vishvaavalam) of this [planet] (asya) should be known (jneyam) [as] its fruit (phalam), O best of the twice-born (dvija-rshabha)! And whatever (yat cha) fruit (phalam) is understood (buddhvaa) in whichever [varga] (yatra), that (tat) is declared (parikiirtitam) [as] its fruit (phalam).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    इस [ग्रह] के (अस्य) वर्ग-बल को (वर्गविश्वावलं) ही उसका फल जानना चाहिए (ज्ञेयं फलम्), हे द्विजश्रेष्ठ (द्विजर्षभ)! और (यच्च) जिस-जिस [वर्ग] में (यत्र) जो फल समझ में आए (फलं बुद्ध्वा), वही (तत्) फल कहा गया है (फलं परिकीर्तितम्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.7, verse 30, a general rule opening the concluding portion of the varga-strength discussion, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036), PDF p.93 (printed page 61). Read from the standard 600dpi full-page render and split zoom crops (scratchpad/bphs-p93-v30l1-left.png/-right.png, scratchpad/bphs-p93-v30l2-left.png/-right.png at 1.4x), legible cleanly with no ambiguity. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  31. 7.31 सत्यापित

    Opening the fourfold grading scale for the combined varga-and-Udayasta strength: the full category itself splits into full and very-full

    संस्कृत

    वर्गविश्वावलं चादावुदयास्त मतः परम् । पूर्णं पूर्णेऽतिपूर्णं स्यात् सर्वदैवं विचिन्तयेत् ॥ ३१ ॥

    vargavishvaavalan chaadaavudayaasta matah param | puurnan puurne'tipuurnan syaat sarvadaivan vichintayet || 31 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The varga-strength (varga-vishvaavalam), and (cha) first (aadau) the Udayasta [strength] (udayaasta), thereafter (matah param) [being combined] -- when full (puurnam), one should always (sarvadaiva) consider (vichintayet) that it would be (syaat), within the full [category itself], [further divided as] full and very-full (puurne atipuurnam). [The page's own Hindi commentary on the immediately following page (PDF p.94) glosses these four base categories -- full/very-full, medium/very-medium, low/very-low, scanty/very-scanty -- with specific Vimshopaka-point ranges: full 15 to 17.5 and 17.5 to 20; not transcribed here as verse content, only as corroborating context, since it belongs to the editor's prose, not the root verse.]

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    वर्ग-बल (वर्गविश्वावलं), और (च) पहले (आदौ) उदयास्त [बल] (उदयास्त), फिर (मतः परम्) [दोनों को मिलाकर] -- पूर्ण (पूर्णं) होने पर, सदैव (सर्वदैव) यह विचार करना चाहिए (विचिन्तयेत्) कि वह पूर्ण [वर्ग] में भी (पूर्णेऽति) पूर्ण और अतिपूर्ण (पूर्णेऽतिपूर्णं) होगा (स्यात्)। [अगले पृष्ठ (PDF p.94) की अपनी हिन्दी टीका इन चार मूल श्रेणियों -- पूर्ण/अतिपूर्ण, मध्य/अतिमध्य, हीन/अतिहीन, स्वल्प/अत्यल्प -- को विशिष्ट विंशोपक-अंक-सीमाएँ देकर स्पष्ट करती है: पूर्ण में १५ से १७.५, तथा १७.५ से २०; यह यहाँ श्लोक-सामग्री के रूप में नहीं, केवल संपादक की गद्य-टीका के सन्दर्भ हेतु उल्लिखित है।]

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.7, verse 31, opening the fourfold (each further twofold) grading scale for the combined varga-plus-Udayasta Vimshopaka total, Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.93 (printed page 61), continuing onto the editor's prose on PDF p.94 (printed page 62). Read from the standard 600dpi full-page render and split zoom crops (scratchpad/bphs-p93-v31l1-right.png, scratchpad/bphs-p93-v32b-left.png/-right.png at 1.5x), legible cleanly with no ambiguity in the verse's own letters. The specific degree-thresholds for each subcategory (e.g. full=15-17.5, very-full=17.5-20) come only from the editor's Hindi prose commentary on the next page (scratchpad/bphs-p94-svarupa-left.png/-right.png, scratchpad/bphs-p94-svarupa2-left.png), read silently as corroborating context per the project's copyright-safety discipline, and are not themselves part of the Sanskrit root verse. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  32. 7.32 सत्यापित

    Completing the fourfold grading scale: low/very-low, scanty/very-scanty (given as alpa/very-alpa), and medium/very-medium -- to be applied for as long as that dasha's own duration lasts

    संस्कृत

    हीनं हीनेऽतिहीनं स्यात् स्वल्पेऽल्पात्यल्पकं स्मृतम् । मध्यं मध्येऽतिमध्यं स्याद् यावदस्य दशास्थितिः ॥ ३२ ॥

    hiinan hiine'tihiinan syaat svalpe'lpaatyalpakan smritam | madhyan madhye'timadhyan syaad yaavadasya dashaasthitih || 32 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Low (hiinam) would be (syaat), within the low [category itself], low and very-low (hiine atihiinam). In the scanty [category] (svalpe), it is remembered (smritam) as scanty and very-scanty (alpa-atyalpakam). Medium (madhyam) would be (syaat), within the medium [category itself], medium and very-medium (madhye atimadhyam) -- for as long as (yaavat) that [planet's] (asya) dasha's own duration/state lasts (dashaa-sthitih) [this fourfold-cum-eightfold grading applies to its fruit].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    हीन (हीनं) होगा (स्यात्), हीन [श्रेणी] में भी हीन और अतिहीन (हीनेऽतिहीनं)। स्वल्प [श्रेणी] में (स्वल्पे), अल्प और अत्यल्पक (अल्पात्यल्पकं) कहा गया है (स्मृतम्)। मध्य (मध्यं) होगा (स्याद्), मध्य [श्रेणी] में भी मध्य और अतिमध्य (मध्येऽतिमध्यं) -- जब तक (यावत्) उस [ग्रह] की (अस्य) दशा की स्थिति (दशास्थितिः) रहे [तब तक यह वर्गीकरण उसके फल पर लागू होता है]।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.7, verse 32, completing the fourfold grading scale (full/very-full at 7.31; low/very-low, scanty/very-scanty, medium/very-medium here), and closing the topic. Each of verses 30, 31, and 32 carries its own individual printed verse-number (३०, ३१, ३२) after its own couplet, confirmed at scratchpad/bphs-p93-bottom.png; the joint marker "॥ ३०-३२ ॥" appears only once, later, in the editor's Hindi prose commentary on the following page (PDF p.94), summarizing the whole scheme. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.93 (printed page 61). Read from the standard 600dpi full-page render and split zoom crops (scratchpad/bphs-p93-v32c-left.png/-right.png, scratchpad/bphs-p93-v32d-left.png/-right.png at 1.4x). The final compound "dashaasthitih" was re-verified at 3.5x zoom (scratchpad/bphs-p93-sthiti-superzoom.png) against the tightly-kerned small print; "स्थितिः" (sthitih, "duration/state", from the verb-root स्था) is adopted as the only lexically valid reading cohering with "यावत्" ("for as long as"), since no alternative parse yields an attested Sanskrit word. The category name "svalpa" (verse's own word) is glossed by the next page's Hindi commentary using the same term (confirmed at scratchpad/bphs-p94-svarupa2-left.png, ruling out an initial low-resolution misreading of that commentary word as "svaruupa"). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  33. 7.33 सत्यापित

    Opening the Kendraadi-samjna (house-classification nomenclature): the Lagna, 4th, 7th, and 10th are specially called Kendra (angular)

    संस्कृत

    केन्द्रादि-संज्ञा-- अथान्यदपि वक्ष्यामि मैत्रेय ! शृणु सुव्रत । लग्नतुर्यास्तवियतां केन्द्रसंज्ञा विशेषतः ॥ ३३ ॥

    kendraadi-sanjnaa -- athaanyadapi vakshyaami maitreya ! shrinu suvrata | lagnaturyaastaviyataan kendrasanjnaa visheshatah || 33 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [Heading, printed by the editor:] The Kendraadi (angular-etc.) nomenclature:-- Now (atha) I shall declare (vakshyaami) something else (anyat api) too, O Maitreya (maitreya)! Listen (shrinu), O one of good vows (suvrata). Of the Lagna, 4th, 7th, and 10th (lagna-turya-asta-viyataam) [houses], the designation "Kendra" (kendra-samjnaa) [applies] specially/particularly (visheshatah).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [संपादक द्वारा मुद्रित शीर्षक:] केन्द्रादि-संज्ञा-- अब (अथ) मैं और कुछ (अन्यत् अपि) भी कहूँगा (वक्ष्यामि), हे मैत्रेय (मैत्रेय)! सुनो (शृणु), हे सुव्रत (सुव्रत)। लग्न, चतुर्थ, सप्तम और दशम (लग्नतुर्यास्तवियतां) [भावों] की, विशेष रूप से (विशेषतः) "केन्द्र" संज्ञा (केन्द्रसंज्ञा) है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.7, verse 33, opening a new topic under the editor's printed heading "केन्द्रादि-संज्ञा--" (Kendraadi-samjna, house-classification nomenclature), immediately following the fourfold Vimshopaka grading scale (verses 30-32). Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036), PDF p.94 (printed page 62). Read from the standard 600dpi full-page render (scratchpad/bphs-p94-600.png) and split zoom crops (scratchpad/bphs-p94-v33l1-left.png/-right.png, scratchpad/bphs-p94-v33l2-left.png/-right.png at 1.5x), legible cleanly with no ambiguity. "विषतां"/"वियतां" (viyataam, genitive plural of the compound listing Lagna/4th/7th/10th) and "विशेषतः" both confirmed clean at this zoom. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  34. 7.34 सत्यापित

    The 2nd, 5th, 8th, and 11th are called Panaphara (succedent); the 3rd, 6th, 9th, and 12th are called Apoklima (cadent)

    संस्कृत

    द्विपञ्चरन्ध्रलाभानां ज्ञेया परफणाभिधा । त्रिषड्भाग्यव्ययानां स्यादापोक्लिममिति द्विज ॥ ३४ ॥

    dvipanchara(ndhra)laabhaanaan jneyaa paraphanaabhidhaa | trishadbhaagyavyayaanaan syaadaapoklimamiti dvija || 34 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Of the 2nd and 5th (dvi-pancha), the 8th (randhra), and the 11th (laabha) [houses], the designation "Paraphana" [Panaphara, succedent] (paraphana-abhidhaa) should be known (jneyaa). Of the 3rd, 6th (tri-shad), 9th (bhaagya), and 12th (vyaya) [houses], it would be (syaat) [called] "Apoklima" (aapoklimam), thus (iti), O twice-born (dvija).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    द्वितीय और पंचम (द्विपञ्च), अष्टम (रन्ध्र), तथा एकादश (लाभ) [भावों] की "परफणा" [पणफर, अर्थात् द्वितीय/पंचम/अष्टम/एकादश स्थान] संज्ञा (परफणाभिधा) जाननी चाहिए (ज्ञेया)। तृतीय, षष्ठ (त्रिषड्), नवम (भाग्य), और द्वादश (व्यय) [भावों] की, हे द्विज (द्विज), "आपोक्लिम" (आपोक्लिमम्) इस प्रकार (इति) संज्ञा होगी (स्यात्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.7, verse 34, defining Panaphara (succedent houses 2,5,8,11) and Apoklima (cadent houses 3,6,9,12). Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.94 (printed page 62). Read from split zoom crops (scratchpad/bphs-p94-v34l1-left.png/-right.png, scratchpad/bphs-p94-v34l2b-left.png/-right.png at 1.5x). DISCLOSED VISUAL AMBIGUITY: the opening conjunct of line 1 was zoomed to 3x (scratchpad/bphs-p94-dvipancha-zoom2.png) and remains genuinely ambiguous between a reading of "द्विपञ्च" (dvi-pancha, "2 and 5") and a superficially similar "द्विपश्च" -- the latter is not an attested Sanskrit word/compound in this context. "द्विपञ्च" is adopted on grammatical and semantic necessity: the compound must denote the 2nd and 5th houses (jointly with रन्ध्र=8th and लाभ=11th) to match the canonical Panaphara/succedent-house set {2,5,8,11}, exactly paralleling the disclosure-without-forced-resolution technique already applied at ref 7.26 ("पञ्चोनं"/"पश्चोनं"). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  35. 7.35 सत्यापित

    The Lagna, 5th, and 9th are called Kona (trine); the 6th, 8th, and 12th are called Duhsamjna/Trika (inauspicious)

    संस्कृत

    लग्नात् पञ्चमभाग्यस्य कोणसंज्ञा विधीयते । षष्ठाष्टव्ययभावास्तु दुःसंज्ञास्त्रिकसंज्ञकाः ॥ ३५ ॥

    lagnaat panchamabhaagyasya koonasanjnaa vidhiiyate | shashthaashtavyayabhaavaastu duhsanjnaastrikasanjnakaah || 35 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Of the Lagna, 5th, and Bhaagya [9th] (lagnaat panchama-bhaagyasya), the designation "Kona" (kona-samjnaa) is ordained (vidhiiyate). The 6th, 8th, and 12th houses (shashtha-ashta-vyaya-bhaavaah), however (tu), [bear] the "Duh" designation (duh-samjnaah) [and] are called (samjnakaah) "Trika" (trika-).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    लग्न, पंचम, और भाग्य [नवम] (लग्नात् पञ्चमभाग्यस्य) की "कोण" संज्ञा (कोणसंज्ञा) विहित है (विधीयते)। षष्ठ, अष्टम, और द्वादश (व्यय) भाव (षष्ठाष्टव्ययभावाः), किन्तु (तु), "दुः" संज्ञा वाले (दुःसंज्ञाः) [और] "त्रिक" कहलाते हैं (त्रिकसंज्ञकाः)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.7, verse 35, defining Kona (trine houses -- Lagna, 5th, 9th) and Duhsamjna/Trika (inauspicious houses 6,8,12). Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.94 (printed page 62). Line 1 read from scratchpad/bphs-p94-v35l1-left.png/-right.png at 1.5x, clean with no ambiguity. Line 2's opening word "दुःसंज्ञा" was initially uncertain at 1.5x and was re-verified with a targeted 2.5x zoom (scratchpad/bphs-p94-duhsanjna-zoom2.png), which clearly shows the visarga (two dots) after द, confirming "दुःसंज्ञा" (not an alternative reading), continuing into त्रि(कसंज्ञकाः). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  36. 7.36 सत्यापित

    The 4th and 8th are called Chatursra; the 3rd, 6th, 10th (from one's own/lagna), and 11th are called Upachaya (growth houses)

    संस्कृत

    चतुरस्रं तुर्यरन्ध्रं कथयन्ति द्विजोत्तम । स्वस्थादुपचयक्षोणि त्रिषडायाम्बराणि हि ॥ ३६ ॥

    chaturasran turyarandhran kathayanti dvijottama | svasthaadupachayakshooni trishadaayaambaraani hi || 36 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The 4th and 8th (turya-randhram) they call (kathayanti) "Chatursra" (chatur-asram), O best of the twice-born (dvija-uttama). From one's own [Lagna] (svasthaat), the Upachaya [growth-houses] (upachaya-...) -- the 3rd, 6th (tri-shad), 11th (aaya), and "ambara" [sky, i.e. the 10th] (ambaraani) -- indeed (hi) [bear this designation].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    चतुर्थ और अष्टम (तुर्यरन्ध्रं) को "चतुरस्र" (चतुरस्रं) कहते हैं (कथयन्ति), हे द्विजोत्तम (द्विजोत्तम)। अपने [लग्न] से (स्वस्थात्), उपचय [वृद्धि-स्थान] -- तृतीय, षष्ठ (त्रिषड्), एकादश (आय), और "अम्बर" [आकाश, अर्थात् दशम] (अम्बराणि) -- ही (हि) [इस संज्ञा को धारण करते हैं]।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.7, verse 36, defining Chatursra (4th/8th houses) and Upachaya (growth houses: 3rd, 6th, 10th via the poetic term "ambara"/sky, and 11th), closing the Kendraadi-samjna topic (verses 33-36). Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036), PDF p.94 (printed page 62). Read from the standard 600dpi full-page render and zoom crops (scratchpad/bphs-p94-v36-full.png at 1.5x for line 1; scratchpad/bphs-p94-v36l2-left-zoom.png/-right-zoom.png at 2.2x for line 2). DISCLOSED UNUSUAL SPELLING: the compound printed in line 2 reads, letter-for-letter at 3.5x targeted zoom (scratchpad/bphs-p94-upachaya-superzoom.png), as "...उपचयक्षोणि" (upachaya-kshoni) rather than a more expected form such as "upachayaakhyaani" ("called Upachaya") -- the glyphs य-क्ष-ो-णि are unambiguous at this zoom, so this unusual reading is preserved exactly as printed per the zero-fabrication discipline, rather than silently emended to a more conventional-sounding compound; its precise grammatical derivation is left uncertain, paralleling the same treatment given to "विंशोघृतिः" at ref 7.24. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  37. 7.37 सत्यापित

    Opening the Tanvaadi-bhaava topic: the twelve houses' poetic synonym-names, in order -- Tanu, Dhana, Sahaja, Bandhu, Putra, Ari, Yuvati, Randhra, Dharma, Karma, Laabha, Vyaya

    संस्कृत

    तन्वादिभाव-- तनुधनं च सहजो बन्धुपुत्रारयस्तथा । युवतीरन्ध्र धर्माख्य-कर्मलाभव्ययाः क्रमात् ॥ ३७ ॥

    tanvaadibhaava -- tanudhanan cha sahajo bandhuputraarayastathaa | yuvatirandhra dharmaakhya-karmalaabhavyayaah kramaat || 37 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [Heading, printed by the editor:] The Tanvaadi ("beginning with the body") houses:-- Tanu [the body/1st] and (cha) Dhana [wealth/2nd] (tanu-dhanam), and Sahaja [co-born/3rd] (sahajah), Bandhu [kin/4th], Putra [children/5th], and Ari [enemy/6th] (arayah) likewise (tathaa); Yuvati [wife/7th], Randhra [the aperture/8th], the one named Dharma [9th] (dharma-aakhya), Karma [action/10th], Laabha [gain/11th], and Vyaya [loss/12th] -- in order/respectively (kramaat) [these are the twelve houses' synonym-names].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [संपादक द्वारा मुद्रित शीर्षक:] तन्वादिभाव-- तनु [शरीर/प्रथम] और (च) धन [द्वितीय] (तनुधनं), तथा सहज [सहोदर/तृतीय] (सहजो), बन्धु [चतुर्थ], पुत्र [पंचम], और अरि [शत्रु/षष्ठ] (अरयः) उसी प्रकार (तथा); युवती [पत्नी/सप्तम], रन्ध्र [अष्टम], धर्म नामक [नवम] (धर्माख्य), कर्म [दशम], लाभ [एकादश], और व्यय [द्वादश] -- क्रमशः (क्रमात्) [ये बारह भावों के पर्यायवाची नाम हैं]।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.7, verse 37, opening a new topic under the editor's printed heading "तन्वादिभाव--" (Tanvaadi-bhaava, the twelve houses' poetic synonym-names), immediately following the closing commentary on the Kendraadi-samjna topic (verses 33-36, confirmed via that commentary's own summary "॥ ३३-३६ ॥" naming Kendra=1,4,7,10, Panaphara=2,5,8,11, Apoklima=3,6,9,12, Kona=lagna,5,9, Duhsamjna/Trika=6,8,12 -- all matching this project's transcriptions). Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036), PDF p.94 (printed page 62). Read from the standard 600dpi full-page render and split zoom crops (scratchpad/bphs-p94-v37l1-left.png/-right.png, scratchpad/bphs-p94-v37l2-left.png/-right.png at 2x; scratchpad/bphs-p94-sahajo-zoom2.png at 3.5x for "सहजो"; scratchpad/bphs-p94-v37num-zoom3.png at 3.5x confirming the closing verse-number "३७"). The list gives the twelve traditional Sanskrit house-synonyms in strict order (1st through 12th), a standard and internally self-consistent enumeration with no ambiguity. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  38. 7.38 सत्यापित

    Closing the Tanvaadi-bhaava topic: this much stated briefly per one's own understanding -- now something special, as heard from Brahma's own mouth

    संस्कृत

    संक्षेपेणैतदुदित-मन्यद् बुद्ध्यनुसारतः । किंचिद्विशेषं वक्ष्यामि यथा ब्रह्ममुखाच्छ्रुतम् ॥ ३८ ॥

    sankshepenaitadudita-manyad buddhyanusaaratah | kinchidvisheshan vakshyaami yathaa brahmamukhaachchhrutam || 38 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    This (etat) has been briefly (sankshepena) declared (udita-), [to be] considered/understood (manyat) according to [one's own] understanding (buddhi-anusaaratah). [Now] I shall declare (vakshyaami) something (kinchit) special (vishesham), just as (yathaa) it was heard (shrutam) from Brahma's own mouth (brahma-mukhaat).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    यह (एतत्) संक्षेप में (संक्षेपेण) कहा गया है (उदितं), [अपनी] बुद्धि के अनुसार (बुद्ध्यनुसारतः) समझा जाने योग्य (मन्यत्)। [अब] मैं कुछ (किंचित्) विशेष (विशेषं) कहूँगा (वक्ष्यामि), जैसा (यथा) कि ब्रह्मा के मुख से (ब्रह्ममुखात्) सुना गया (श्रुतम्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.7, verse 38, closing the Tanvaadi-bhaava topic (verses 37-38) and transitioning to a new topic "heard from Brahma's own mouth", confirmed by the editor's own closing Hindi commentary on this page which paraphrases both verses together ("तनु धन सहज बन्धु पुत्र अरि जाया रन्ध्र धर्म कर्म लाभ व्यय ये लग्नादि द्वादश भाव हैं...अब मैं ब्रह्मा के मुख से सुनी हुई विशेष बात बताऊंगा") under the joint marker "॥ ३७-३८ ॥". Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036), PDF p.94 (printed page 62). Read from the standard 600dpi full-page render and split zoom crops (scratchpad/bphs-p94-v38l1-left.png/-right.png, scratchpad/bphs-p94-v38l2-left.png/-right.png at 2x). DISCLOSED UNUSUAL COMPOUND: line 1's phrase "एतदुदित-मन्यद्" (printed with the editor's own hyphen marking a compound break) is grammatically atypical -- "मन्यद्" (for expected "मन्यत्", a present participle "to be thought/considered") is transcribed exactly as printed rather than silently normalized to a more standard form, per the zero-fabrication discipline; the overall sense ("this has been briefly stated according to [the author's] own understanding") is clear from context and corroborated by the page's own Hindi commentary, even though the precise word-by-word grammar of this specific compound is left disclosed rather than forced into a fully regularized parse. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  39. 7.39 सत्यापित

    Opening the multi-reference-point topic: the 9th house's significations (father, knowledge) are considered also from the Sun's own 9th; whatever pertains to the 10th (gain) is also considered from the Sun's 10th

    संस्कृत

    नवमेऽपि पितुर्ज्ञानं सूर्याच्च नवमेऽथवा । यत्किंचिद्दशमे लाभे तत्सूर्याद्दशमे शिवे ॥ ३९ ॥

    navame'pi piturjnaanan suuryaachcha navame'thavaa | yatkinchiddashame laabhe tatsuuryaaddashame shive || 39 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In the 9th [house from Lagna] (navame api), also (api), [is seen] the father's (pituh) knowledge (jnaanam); or (athavaa), likewise (cha), from the Sun's own 9th (suuryaat navame). Whatever (yat kinchit) [pertains] in the 10th (dashame) [regarding] gain (laabhe), that (tat) too [is considered] from the Sun's 10th (suuryaat dashame), O auspicious one (shive).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    नवम [भाव] में (नवमेऽपि) भी, पिता का (पितुः) ज्ञान (ज्ञानं) [देखा जाता है]; या (अथवा) उसी प्रकार (च) सूर्य के नवम भाव से भी (सूर्याच्च नवमे)। दशम [भाव] में (दशमे) लाभ (लाभे) से सम्बन्धित जो कुछ भी (यत्किंचित्), वह (तत्) भी सूर्य के दशम भाव से (सूर्याद्दशमे), हे शिवे (शिवे) [विचारणीय है]।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.7, verse 39, opening a new topic (multi-reference-point house-signification analysis) immediately following the Tanvaadi-bhaava close (verses 37-38), under the running page-header "वर्गविवेचनाध्यायः" (confirmed via verse-numbering continuity to be Chapter 7's own reprinted running title, not a new chapter). Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036), PDF p.95 (printed page 63). Read from the standard 600dpi full-page render and split zoom crops (scratchpad/bphs-p95-v39l1-left.png/-right.png, scratchpad/bphs-p95-v39l2-left.png/-right.png at 1.8x), legible cleanly with no ambiguity; the closing verse-number "॥ ३९ ॥" is clearly visible in the line-2 right crop. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  40. 7.40 सत्यापित

    Continuing from the Moon's own reference point: whatever is to be considered regarding the 4th, 1st, 2nd, 11th, and 9th (from Lagna) is likewise considered from the Moon's own 4th, 1st, 11th, and 9th

    संस्कृत

    तुर्ये तनौ धने लाभे भाग्ये यच्चिन्तनं च तत् । चन्द्रात्तुर्ये तनौ लाभे भाग्ये तच्चिन्तयेद्ध्रुवम् ॥ ४० ॥

    turye tanau dhane laabhe bhaagye yachchintanan cha tat | chandraatturye tanau laabhe bhaagye tachchintayeddhruvam || 40 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In the 4th (turye), the body [1st] (tanau), wealth [2nd] (dhane), gain [11th] (laabhe), [and] fortune [9th] (bhaagye) -- whatever (yat) is to be considered (chintanam), that (tat) too (cha) [applies]. From the Moon's own (chandraat) 4th, body [1st], gain [11th], [and] fortune [9th] (turye tanau laabhe bhaagye), that (tat) should certainly (dhruvam) be considered (chintayet) [likewise].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    चतुर्थ (तुर्ये), तनु [प्रथम] (तनौ), धन [द्वितीय] (धने), लाभ [एकादश] (लाभे), [और] भाग्य [नवम] (भाग्ये) में जो कुछ भी विचारणीय है (यच्चिन्तनं च तत्), [वह लागू होता है]। चन्द्रमा के अपने (चन्द्रात्) चतुर्थ, तनु [प्रथम], लाभ [एकादश], [और] भाग्य [नवम] भाव से (तुर्ये तनौ लाभे भाग्ये), वह निश्चित रूप से (ध्रुवम्) विचारणीय है (तच्चिन्तयेत्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.7, verse 40, continuing the multi-reference-point topic from the Moon's own vantage point. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.95 (printed page 63). Read from the standard 600dpi full-page render and split zoom crops (scratchpad/bphs-p95-v40l1-left.png/-right.png, scratchpad/bphs-p95-v40l2-left.png/-right.png at 1.8x); the closing verse-number "॥ ४० ॥" is clearly visible in the line-2 right crop. NOTE ON CONTENT: zoom confirmed that line 1 lists five houses (4th, 1st, 2nd, 11th, 9th from Lagna) via "तुर्ये तनौ धने लाभे भाग्ये", while line 2's parallel list from the Moon's own reference omits the 2nd house ("धने"), reading only "चन्द्रात्तुर्ये तनौ लाभे भाग्ये" (4th, 1st, 11th, 9th) -- this asymmetry is transcribed exactly as printed rather than silently harmonized to match line 1's five-house list, per the zero-fabrication discipline. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  41. 7.41 सत्यापित

    Continuing from Mars's own reference point (valor/3rd house) and introducing Mercury's own reference point for the 6th house

    संस्कृत

    लग्नाद् द्वाश्रिक्यभवने यत्कुजाद् विक्रमेऽखिलम् । विचार्यं षष्ठभावस्य बुधात् पृष्ठे विलोक्येत् ॥ ४१ ॥

    lagnaad dvaashrikyabhavane yatkujaad vikrame'khilam | vichaaryan shashthabhaavasya budhaat prishthe vilokyet || 41 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Whatever (yat), entirely (akhilam), [is seen] from Mars's own (kujaat) Vikrama [valor, 3rd house] (vikrame) is to be considered (vichaaryam) [likewise] from Lagna's [corresponding] house (lagnaat ...bhavane). Of the 6th house (shashtha-bhaavasya), [its significations] should be seen (vilokyet) from Mercury's own (budhaat) [corresponding] house.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    मंगल के अपने (कुजात्) विक्रम [पराक्रम, तृतीय भाव] (विक्रमे) से जो कुछ भी (यत्), सम्पूर्ण रूप से (अखिलम्), [देखा जाता है], वही लग्न के [सम्बन्धित] भाव से भी (लग्नाद् ...भवने) विचारणीय है (विचार्यं)। षष्ठ भाव (षष्ठभावस्य) [के फलों] को बुध के अपने (बुधात्) [सम्बन्धित] भाव से देखा जाना चाहिए (विलोक्येत्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.7, verse 41, continuing the multi-reference-point topic (verses 39-40: Sun, Moon) with Mars's own Vikrama/3rd house, and introducing Mercury's own reference point for the 6th house. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036), PDF p.95 (printed page 63). Read from the standard 600dpi full-page render and split zoom crops (scratchpad/bphs-p95-v41l1-left.png/-right.png, scratchpad/bphs-p95-v41l2-left.png/-right.png at 1.8x), with additional targeted 3-4.5x superzoom passes on line 1's second word (scratchpad/bphs-p95-v41word-superzoom2.png, -superzoom3.png). DISCLOSED UNCERTAIN COMPOUND: line 1's second word is transcribed exactly as it appears at maximum confirmed zoom -- "द्वाश्रिक्य" -- which is not a standard dictionary compound; given the parallel with "विक्रमे" (3rd house, from Mars) later in the same line, this word most likely denotes the 3rd house's name as seen from Lagna (compare the Sahaja/3rd synonym established at ref 7.37), but the precise letters do not clearly resolve to "सहज" or any other standard alternative at the zoom levels available, so the printed reading is preserved rather than silently emended. Line 2's word "पृष्ठे" (read as printed, literally "on/at the back") is likewise transcribed as seen rather than forced into an alternative such as "अष्टमे" (8th), since the retroflex vowel-mark is not fully unambiguous at this resolution. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review, with the overall sense (each house's significations may also be judged from the corresponding planet's own house) clear despite these two unresolved specific words.

  42. 7.42 सत्यापित

    Continuing the multi-reference-point topic: son's matters from Jupiter's own 5th, wife's matters from Venus's own 7th, and 8th/12th matters from Saturn's own houses

    संस्कृत

    तनयस्य गुरोः पुत्रे जायायाः शुक्रात् सप्तमे तथा । अष्टमस्य व्ययस्यापि मन्दान्मृत्यौ व्यये तथा ॥ ४२ ॥

    tanayasya guroh putre jaayaayaah shukraat saptame tathaa | ashtamasya vyayasyaapi mandaanmrityau vyaye tathaa || 42 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Of the son (tanayasya), [his matters are seen] from Jupiter's own (guroh) Putra [5th house] (putre); of the wife (jaayaayaah), likewise (tathaa), from Venus's own (shukraat) 7th (saptame). Of the 8th and also the 12th (ashtamasya vyayasya api), likewise (tathaa), from Saturn's own (mandaat) Mrityu [8th, death] [and] Vyaya [12th, loss] [houses].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पुत्र (तनयस्य) [के विषय] गुरु के अपने (गुरोः) पुत्र [पंचम भाव] से (पुत्रे) [देखे जाते हैं]; पत्नी (जायायाः) [के विषय] भी उसी प्रकार (तथा) शुक्र के अपने (शुक्रात्) सप्तम भाव से (सप्तमे)। अष्टम और द्वादश भाव (अष्टमस्य व्ययस्यापि) [के विषय] भी उसी प्रकार (तथा) शनि के अपने (मन्दात्) मृत्यु [अष्टम] और व्यय [द्वादश] भाव से।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.7, verse 42, continuing the multi-reference-point topic (verses 39-41: Sun, Moon, Mars, Mercury) with Jupiter's own reference point for son (5th/Putra), Venus's own reference point for wife (7th), then Saturn's own reference point for the 8th (Mrityu) and 12th (Vyaya) houses. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036), PDF p.95 (printed page 63). CORRECTION: an earlier pass of this verse (commit 761f989) misread line 1 as omitting a second planet name, forcing "तथा" to extend Jupiter's own-house technique to the 7th as well. A targeted 2.5x zoom re-check (scratchpad/bphs-p95-v42l1-mid-superzoom.png), prompted by the editor's own Hindi commentary on this page explicitly stating "स्त्री का शुक्र से सप्तम भाव" (the wife's matter, from Venus's own 7th house), revealed the previously-missed word "शुक्रात्" (from Venus) between "जायायाः" and "सप्तमे", now confirmed unambiguous and corrected here. Read from the standard 600dpi full-page render and split zoom crops (scratchpad/bphs-p95-v42l1-left.png/-right.png, scratchpad/bphs-p95-v42l2-left.png/-right.png at 1.8x); the closing verse-number "॥ ४२ ॥" is clearly visible in the line-1 right crop. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  43. 7.43 सत्यापित

    Closing the multi-reference-point topic with a general rule: whatever fruit is judged from a house is likewise judged from that house's own lord

    संस्कृत

    यद्भावाद्यत्फलं चिन्त्यं तदीशात्तत्फलं विदुः । ज्ञेयं तस्य फलं तद्धि तत्र चिन्त्यं शुभाशुभम् ॥ ४३ ॥

    yadbhaavaadyatphalan chintyan tadiishaattatphalan viduh | jneyan tasya phalan taddhi tatra chintyan shubhaashubham || 43 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Whatever (yat) fruit (phalam) is to be considered (chintyam) from whichever house (yat-bhaavaat), that (tat) same fruit (phalam) is known (viduh) from that [house's own] lord (tad-iishaat) as well. That (tat) fruit (phalam) of it (tasya) should indeed (hi) be known (jneyam); the auspicious or inauspicious [effect] (shubha-ashubham) should be considered (chintyam) there (tatra) [accordingly].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जिस (यत्) भाव से (भावात्) जो (यत्) फल (फलं) विचारणीय है (चिन्त्यं), वही (तत्) फल (फलं) उस [भाव के स्वामी] से भी (तदीशात्) जाना जाता है (विदुः)। उसका (तस्य) वह फल (फलं तत्) निश्चय ही (हि) जानना चाहिए (ज्ञेयं); वहाँ (तत्र) शुभ या अशुभ (शुभाशुभम्) [फल] विचारणीय है (चिन्त्यं)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.7, verse 43, closing the multi-reference-point topic (verses 39-42: the seven planets' own-house technique) with a general principle -- that any house's fruit may also be judged from that house's own lord. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036), PDF p.95 (printed page 63). Read from the standard 600dpi full-page render and split zoom crops (scratchpad/bphs-p95-v43l1b-left.png/-right.png, scratchpad/bphs-p95-v43l2-left.png/-right.png at 1.8x), legible cleanly with no ambiguity; the closing verse-number "॥ ४३ ॥" is clearly visible in the line-2 right crop. Corroborated by the editor's own Hindi prose commentary immediately following on the same page (scratchpad/bphs-p95-after43.png, read silently as context, not transcribed), which illustrates the principle with the example of judging paternal happiness/sorrow from the Lagna or the Sun's own 9th house, and matters of the 10th/11th from Lagna also being examined from the Sun's own 10th/11th. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

8 Drishtibheda-varnana -- the varieties of aspect (9)

  1. 8.1 सत्यापित

    Opening Chapter 8 (Drishti-bheda-varnana: the description of the varieties of aspect): Parashara promises to explain, sign by sign, the distinctions of aspect among the twelve signs from Mesha onward

    संस्कृत

    अथ दृष्टिभेदवर्णनाध्यायः ॥ ८ ॥ पराशर उवाच-- अथ मेषादिराशीनां द्वादशानां पृथक् पृथक् । दृष्टिभेदं प्रवक्ष्यामि श्रृणु त्वं द्विजसत्तम ॥ १ ॥

    atha drishtibhedavarnanaadhyaayah || 8 || paraashara uvaacha-- atha meshaadiraashiinaan dvaadashaanaan prithak prithak | drishtibhedan pravakshyaami shrinu tvan dvijasattama || 1 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Now (atha), the chapter describing the varieties of aspect (Drishtibheda-varnana-adhyaya), Chapter 8. Parashara said -- Now (atha), of the twelve (dvaadashaanaam) signs (raashiinaam) beginning with Mesha [Aries] (meshaadi), separately, one by one (prithak prithak), I shall explain (pravakshyaami) the distinction of aspect (drishtibhedam); listen (shrinu), you (tvam), O best of the twice-born (dvijasattama).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    अब (अथ), दृष्टिभेद का वर्णन करने वाला अध्याय (दृष्टिभेदवर्णनाध्यायः), आठवाँ अध्याय (८)। पराशर ने कहा -- अब (अथ) मेष आदि (मेषादि) बारह (द्वादशानां) राशियों (राशीनां) का अलग-अलग, एक-एक करके (पृथक् पृथक्) दृष्टिभेद (दृष्टिभेदं) मैं कहूँगा (प्रवक्ष्यामि); हे द्विजश्रेष्ठ (द्विजसत्तम), तुम सुनो (श्रृणु त्वं)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.8 opening, immediately following the Chapter 7 colophon ("वर्गविवेचनाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ ७ ॥") on the same page. New chapter title "अथ दृष्टिभेदवर्णनाध्यायः ॥ ८ ॥" confirmed, followed by the speaker-tag "पराशर उवाच--" and verse 1. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036), PDF p.95 (printed page 64, bottom half). Read from the standard 600dpi full-page render and targeted zoom crops (scratchpad/bphs-p95-v8-check.png, scratchpad/bphs-p95-v8-1l2.png, scratchpad/bphs-p95-v8-1l2-word2.png at 3.5x). DISCLOSED PRINTED FORM: line 2's third word is printed as "श्रृणु" (with an extra र् before the ऋ-matra) rather than the standard dictionary form "शृणु"; this is a common typesetting variant seen in older Sanskrit prints and is transcribed exactly as printed rather than silently normalized. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  2. 8.2 सत्यापित

    The signs see each other facing forward and at the sides; movable signs see fixed signs, and fixed signs likewise see movable signs

    संस्कृत

    राशयोऽभिमुखं विप्र ! प्रपश्यन्ति च पार्श्वभे । चरः स्थिरान् यथा पश्येत् स्थिरोऽपिच तथा चरान् ॥ २ ॥

    raashayo'bhimukhan vipra ! prapashyanti cha paarshvabhe | charah sthiraan yathaa pashyet sthiro'picha tathaa charaan || 2 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The signs (raashayah), O Brahmin (vipra), see (prapashyanti) [each other] facing (abhimukham) and (cha) at the sides (paarshvabhe). As (yathaa) a movable [sign] (charah) sees (pashyet) the fixed [signs] (sthiraan), so also (tathaa) a fixed [sign] (sthirah api cha) [sees] the movable [signs] (charaan).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    हे विप्र (विप्र), राशियाँ (राशयः) आमने-सामने (अभिमुखं) और (च) पार्श्व में (पार्श्वभे) देखती हैं (प्रपश्यन्ति)। जैसे (यथा) चर राशि (चरः) स्थिर राशियों को (स्थिरान्) देखे (पश्येत्), वैसे ही (तथा) स्थिर राशि भी (स्थिरोऽपिच) चर राशियों को (चरान्) [देखती है]।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.8, verse 2, continuing immediately after verse 1 on the same page. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220, PDF p.95 (printed page 64). Read from the standard 600dpi full-page render and split zoom crops (scratchpad/bphs-p95-v8-2l1.png, scratchpad/bphs-p95-v8-2l2.png at 1.8x), with an additional targeted 3x zoom on the word "पार्श्वभे" (scratchpad/bphs-p95-v8-2l1-word.png) confirming it unambiguously as printed. This verse establishes the general principle of mutual aspect between movable (chara) and fixed (sthira) signs, elaborated in the following verses. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  3. 8.3 सत्यापित

    Planets that have gone to non-adjacent (non-neighboring) signs likewise aspect one another there; but a dual-bodied (dvisvabhava) sign does not behold [aspect] itself

    संस्कृत

    अनन्तिकगतानेवं ग्रहास्तत्र गता अपि । द्विस्वभावो द्विभान् किन्तु नात्मानमवळोकते ॥ ३ ॥

    anantikagataanevan grahaastatra gataa api | dvisvabhaavo dvibhaan kintu naatmaanamavalokate || 3 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Likewise (evam), planets (grahaah) that have gone (gataah) to non-adjacent [signs] (anantika-gataan), having gone (gataa) there too (tatra api), [aspect one another in the same way as the signs do]. A dual-bodied [sign] (dvisvabhaavah) [aspects] two [other] signs (dvibhaan), but (kintu) does not behold (na avalokate) itself (aatmaanam).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    उसी प्रकार (एवं) जो ग्रह (ग्रहाः) निकटवर्ती न होने वाली [राशियों] में (अनन्तिकगतान्) गए हैं (गता अपि), वे भी वहाँ [उसी प्रकार परस्पर देखते हैं]। द्विस्वभाव राशि (द्विस्वभावो) दो [अन्य] राशियों को (द्विभान्) [देखती है], किन्तु (किन्तु) स्वयं को (आत्मानम्) नहीं देखती (नावळोकते)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.8, verse 3, continuing immediately after verse 2 -- verses 1-2 on PDF p.95 (printed page 64), verse 3 at the top of PDF p.96 (printed page 65, running header "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्"). Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). Read from a fresh 600dpi full-page render of PDF p.96 and split zoom crops (scratchpad/bphs-p96-v3l1.png, scratchpad/bphs-p96-v3l2b.png at 1.8x), with an additional 3x zoom on the closing word (scratchpad/bphs-p96-v3l2-word.png). DISCLOSED PRINTED FORM: the final word is printed with the retroflex letter ळ as "अवळोकते" rather than the standard dictionary spelling "अवलोकते" (with ल); confirmed unambiguous at zoom and transcribed exactly as printed, per the zero-fabrication discipline, rather than silently normalized to the more common spelling. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review; the precise sense of "अनन्तिकगतान्" (planets gone to non-adjacent/non-neighboring signs) and its connection to verse 2's chara/sthira mutual-aspect rule is tentative and may be clarified by later verses in this chapter.

  4. 8.4 सत्यापित

    Planets situated in movable signs behold those in fixed signs and likewise those moving in the sky (other planets); planets in fixed signs likewise behold those in movable signs, but not one in a non-adjacent [near] position

    संस्कृत

    निरीक्षन्ते चरस्थास्तु स्थिरस्थान् द्युचरांस्तथा । एवं स्थिरगताश्चापि चरस्थान् नान्तिकस्थिताम् ॥ ४ ॥

    niriikshante charasthaastu sthirasthaan dyucharaanstathaa | evan sthiragataashchaapi charasthaan naantikasthitaam || 4 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Planets situated in movable [signs] (charasthaah tu) behold (niriikshante) those situated in fixed [signs] (sthirasthaan), and likewise (tathaa) sky-going [planets, i.e. other planets in general] (dyucharaan). Likewise (evam), planets that have gone to fixed [signs] (sthiragataah cha api) [behold those] in movable [signs] (charasthaan), but not (na) one situated in a non-adjacent [near] position (antikasthitaam).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    चर राशियों में स्थित ग्रह (चरस्थास्तु) स्थिर राशियों में स्थित (स्थिरस्थान्) और उसी प्रकार (तथा) आकाशचारी अन्य ग्रहों को (द्युचरान्) देखते हैं (निरीक्षन्ते)। उसी प्रकार (एवं) स्थिर राशियों में गए हुए (स्थिरगताश्चापि) [ग्रह] चर राशियों में स्थित [ग्रहों] को (चरस्थान्) [देखते हैं], परन्तु निकटस्थ (अन्तिकस्थिताम्) [ग्रह] को नहीं (न)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.8, verse 4. The commentary block corroborating verses 1-3 closes explicitly with "॥ १-३ ॥" (scratchpad/bphs-p96-scan3.png, read silently as context, not transcribed), confirming verse 4 as a fresh verse rather than a continuation. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036), PDF p.96 (printed page 65). Read from the standard 600dpi full-page render and split zoom crops (scratchpad/bphs-p96-v4l1b.png, scratchpad/bphs-p96-v4l1.png at 1.8x; the latter file, despite its name, captured line 2). TENTATIVE READING: the precise scope of "नान्तिकस्थिताम्" (not [one] situated in a non-adjacent/near position) mirrors the similarly-phrased "अनन्तिकगतान्" of verse 3, and its exact application (which planets are excluded from mutual aspect) is not yet fully clear from this verse alone; may be clarified by subsequent verses or the surrounding Hindi commentary. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  5. 8.5 सत्यापित

    Planets situated in dual-bodied (dvisvabhava) signs behold all other planets situated in dual-bodied signs, but not one situated together with itself [in the same sign]

    संस्कृत

    द्विस्वभावगताः खेटाः प्रपश्यन्ति द्विभास्थितान् । ग्रहान् समस्तानपि तु नात्मना सह संस्थितान् ॥ ५ ॥

    dvisvabhaavagataah khetaah prapashyanti dvibhaasthitaan | grahaan samastaanapi tu naatmanaa saha sansthitaan || 5 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Planets (khetaah) situated in dual-bodied [signs] (dvisvabhaava-gataah) behold (prapashyanti) all (samastaan api) [other] planets (grahaan) situated in dual-bodied [signs] (dvibhaa-sthitaan), but (tu) not (na) one situated together (sansthitaan) with itself (aatmanaa saha) [i.e., not one occupying the same sign as itself].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    द्विस्वभाव राशियों में स्थित (द्विस्वभावगताः) ग्रह (खेटाः) द्विस्वभाव राशियों में स्थित (द्विभास्थितान्) समस्त (समस्तानपि) [अन्य] ग्रहों को (ग्रहान्) देखते हैं (प्रपश्यन्ति), परन्तु (तु) स्वयं के साथ (आत्मना सह) स्थित [ग्रह] को नहीं (नात्मना सह संस्थितान्) [अर्थात् अपनी ही राशि में स्थित ग्रह को नहीं]।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.8, verse 5, continuing immediately after verse 4 -- completing the aspect rules for the three sign-categories (chara/movable in v.2 and v.4, sthira/fixed in v.2 and v.4, dvisvabhava/dual-bodied in v.3 and now v.5). Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036), PDF p.96 (printed page 65). Read from the standard 600dpi full-page render and split zoom crops (scratchpad/bphs-p96-v5l1.png, scratchpad/bphs-p96-v5l2.png at 1.8x), with an additional 3x zoom on line 1's closing compound (scratchpad/bphs-p96-v5l1-word.png) confirming "द्विभास्थितान्" (with a clear आ-matra on भ) unambiguously. This verse parallels verse 3's rule (a dual-bodied sign does not behold itself) but restates it in terms of planets: a planet in a dual-bodied sign does not aspect another planet occupying the very same sign as itself. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  6. 8.6 सत्यापित

    Opening a new subsection, Drishti-chakra-nyasa (placement of the aspect-chart): Parashara promises to explain the arrangement taught by Brahma, by mere understanding of which the distinction of aspect is made clear

    संस्कृत

    दृष्टिचक्रन्यास-- दृष्टिचक्रस्य विन्यासं वक्ष्येऽथ ब्रह्मणोदितम् । विज्ञानमात्रतो यस्य दृष्टिभेदः प्रकाश्यते ॥ ६ ॥

    drishtichakranyaasa-- drishtichakrasya vinyaasan vakshye'tha brahmanoditam | vijnaanamaatrato yasya drishtibhedah prakaashyate || 6 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [Subsection:] The placement of the aspect-chart (Drishtichakra-nyasa) -- Now (atha) I shall explain (vakshye) the arrangement (vinyaasam) of the aspect-chart (drishtichakrasya), as taught by Brahma (brahmana uditam), by mere understanding of which (yasya vijnaana-maatratah) the distinction of aspect (drishtibhedah) is made clear (prakaashyate).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [उपशीर्षक:] दृष्टिचक्रन्यास (दृष्टिचक्र की स्थापना) -- अब (अथ) मैं ब्रह्मा द्वारा कहे गए (ब्रह्मणोदितम्) दृष्टिचक्र (दृष्टिचक्रस्य) के विन्यास (विन्यासं) को कहूँगा (वक्ष्ये), जिसके (यस्य) केवल ज्ञान मात्र से (विज्ञानमात्रतः) दृष्टिभेद (दृष्टिभेदः) प्रकट हो जाता है (प्रकाश्यते)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.8, verse 6, opening a new subsection under the heading "दृष्टिचक्रन्यास--" (Drishtichakra-nyasa), immediately following the commentary block closing verses 4-5 ("॥ ४-५ ॥", scratchpad/bphs-p96-scan5.png, read silently as context, not transcribed). Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036), PDF p.96 (printed page 65). Read from the standard 600dpi full-page render and split zoom crops (scratchpad/bphs-p96-v6l1.png, scratchpad/bphs-p96-v6l2.png at 1.8x), legible cleanly with no ambiguity; the closing verse-number "॥ ६ ॥" is clearly visible in the line-2 crop. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  7. 8.7 सत्यापित

    Assigning signs to the four cardinal directions of the Drishti-chakra diagram: Mesha-Vrishabha in the East, Karka-Simha in the North, Tula-Vrishchika in the West, Makara-Kumbha in the South

    संस्कृत

    प्राच्यामजवृषौ देयौ कर्कसिंहावुदग्दिशि । प्रतीच्यां क्रमतोऽवाच्यां तुलाली नक्रकुम्भकौ ॥ ७ ॥

    praachyaamajavrishau deyau karkasinhaavudagdishi | pratiichyaan kramato'vaachyaan tulaalii nakrakumbhakau || 7 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In the East (praachyaam), Aja [Mesha/Aries] and Vrishabha [Taurus] (aja-vrishau) should be placed (deyau); Karka [Cancer] and Simha [Leo] (karka-sinhau) in the North direction (udak-dishi). In the West (pratiichyaam), in order (kramatah), Tula [Libra] and Ali [Vrishchika/Scorpio] (tulaa-alii); in the South (avaachyaam), Nakra [Makara/Capricorn] and Kumbha [Aquarius] (nakra-kumbhakau).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पूर्व दिशा में (प्राच्यां) अज [मेष] और वृषभ (अजवृषौ) रखे जाने चाहिए (देयौ); कर्क और सिंह (कर्कसिंहौ) उत्तर दिशा में (उदग्दिशि)। पश्चिम दिशा में (प्रतीच्यां) क्रमशः (क्रमतः) तुला और अलि [वृश्चिक] (तुलाली); दक्षिण दिशा में (अवाच्यां) नक्र [मकर] और कुम्भ (नक्रकुम्भकौ)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.8, verse 7, opening the Drishtichakra-nyasa subsection's actual diagram-construction instructions (promised in v.6): assigning the twelve signs to the four cardinal directions, two per direction (movable+fixed pair), continuing into the four corners in verse 8. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036), PDF p.96 (printed page 65, bottom). Read from the standard 600dpi full-page render and split zoom crops (scratchpad/bphs-p96-v7l1.png, scratchpad/bphs-p96-v7l2.png at 1.8x), legible cleanly with no ambiguity; the closing verse-number "॥ ७ ॥" is clearly visible in the line-2 crop. Sign names given via classical synonyms: अज (Aja, goat) = Mesha/Aries; अलि (Ali, bee) = Vrishchika/Scorpio; नक्र (Nakra, crocodile) = Makara/Capricorn. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  8. 8.8 सत्यापित

    Assigning the four dual-bodied signs to the four corners of the Drishti-chakra diagram: Mithuna in the NE, Kanya in the NW, Dhanu in the SW, Meena in the SE

    संस्कृत

    ईशाने मिथुनं कोणे कन्यां वायव्यसंज्ञके । धनुर्विलिख्य नैऋत्यामाग्नेय्यां विलिखेज्झषम् ॥ ८ ॥

    iishaane mithunan kone kanyaan vaayavyasanjnake | dhanurvilikhya nairritayaamaagneyyaan vilikhejjhasham || 8 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In the Ishana [corner, NE] (iishaane), Mithuna [Gemini] (mithunam); in the corner (kone) named Vayavya [NW] (vaayavya-sanjnake), Kanya [Virgo] (kanyaam). Having written (vilikhya) Dhanu [Sagittarius] (dhanuh) in the Nairrita [corner, SW] (nairritaayaam), one should write (vilikhet) Jhasha [Pisces, fish] (jhasham) in the Agneyi [corner, SE] (aagneyyaam).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    ईशान कोण में (ईशाने) मिथुन (मिथुनं); वायव्य नामक कोण में (वायव्यसंज्ञके कोणे) कन्या (कन्यां)। नैऋत्य [कोण] में (नैऋत्यां) धनु (धनुः) लिखकर (विलिख्य) आग्नेय [कोण] में (आग्नेय्यां) झष [मीन] (झषम्) लिखे (विलिखेत्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.8, verse 8, completing the Drishtichakra diagram-construction begun in verse 7: the four dual-bodied (dvisvabhava) signs are placed at the four intercardinal corners, completing the layout of all twelve signs around the eight compass points. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036), PDF p.96 (printed page 65, bottom). Read from the standard 600dpi full-page render and a wide zoom crop covering both lines together (scratchpad/bphs-p96-v8-wide.png at 1.6x, after narrower split crops proved insufficiently positioned), legible cleanly with no ambiguity; the closing verse-number "॥ ८ ॥" is clearly visible at the end of line 2. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  9. 8.9 सत्यापित

    The Drishti-chakra diagram may be drawn either as a quadrangular figure or, alternatively, in circular form -- either way the reckoning of aspect should be made from it

    संस्कृत

    चतुष्कोणाकारचक्रं विन्यस्यैवं दृशं दिशेत् । वर्तुलाकारतो वापि दृष्टेः कार्या विचारणा ॥ ९ ॥

    chatushkonaakaarachakran vinyasyaivan drishan dishet | vartulaakaarato vaapi drishteh kaaryaa vichaaranaa || 9 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Having arranged (vinyasya) thus (evam) a quadrangular-shaped (chatushkona-aakaara) chakra (chakram), one should indicate (dishet) the aspect (drisham). Or (vaa api) alternatively in circular form (vartulaakaaratah) too, the reckoning (vichaaranaa) of aspect (drishteh) should be made (kaaryaa).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    चतुष्कोणाकार (चतुष्कोणाकार) चक्र को (चक्रं) इस प्रकार (एवं) रखकर (विन्यस्य) दृष्टि (दृशं) दिखानी चाहिए (दिशेत्)। अथवा (वापि) वर्तुलाकार (वर्तुलाकारतः) रूप में भी दृष्टि की (दृष्टेः) विचारणा (विचारणा) की जानी चाहिए (कार्या)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.8, verse 9, closing the Drishtichakra-nyasa subsection opened in verse 6: after the compass-point sign-placements of verses 7-8, this verse notes the diagram may be drawn either as a quadrangular (chatushkonaakaara) or circular (vartulaakaara) figure, with aspect reckoned from either form. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036), PDF p.97 (printed page 65, cont'd / next leaf). Read from a fresh 600dpi full-page render (scratchpad/bphs-p97-600.png) and split zoom crops (scratchpad/bphs-p97-v9l1-fix.png, scratchpad/bphs-p97-v9l2-fix.png at 1.8x), legible cleanly with no ambiguity; the closing verse-number "॥ ९ ॥" is clearly visible at the end of line 2. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

9 Sutika -- the circumstances of birth (32)

  1. 9.1 सत्यापित

    Parashara opens Chapter 9, the Sutika-adhyaya (on childbirth/postnatal matters), saying he will now tell what was formerly told by Brahma in the course of a discussion

    संस्कृत

    अथ सूतिकाध्यायः ॥ ९ ॥ पराशर उवाच-- अथाहं सूतिकाध्यायं वक्ष्यामि शृणु सुव्रत । पुरा प्रसङ्गवशतो ब्रह्मणा कथितं यथा ॥ १ ॥

    atha suutikaadhyaayah || 9 || paraashara uvaacha-- athaahan suutikaadhyaayan vakshyaami shrinu suvrata | puraa prasangavashato brahmanaa kathitan yathaa || 1 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [Chapter 9:] The Sutika-chapter [on childbirth/postnatal matters] (Sutikaadhyaya) -- Parashara said: Now (atha) I (aham) shall tell (vakshyaami) the Sutika-chapter (sutikaadhyaayam); hear (shrinu), O virtuous one (suvrata), as (yathaa) it was told (kathitam) formerly (puraa) by Brahma (brahmanaa), arising in the course of a discussion (prasanga-vashatah).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [अध्याय ९:] सूतिकाध्यायः -- पराशर ने कहा: अब (अथ) मैं (अहं) सूतिकाध्याय (सूतिकाध्यायं) कहूँगा (वक्ष्यामि); हे सुव्रत (सुव्रत), सुनो (शृणु), जैसा (यथा) पूर्व काल में (पुरा) प्रसंगवश (प्रसङ्गवशतः) ब्रह्मा द्वारा (ब्रह्मणा) कहा गया था (कथितं)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Chapter 9 opens: title "अथ सूतिकाध्यायः ॥ ९ ॥" (the chapter on Sutika/childbirth matters) appears immediately after Chapter 8's colophon on the same page. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036), PDF p.98 (printed page 66). Read from a fresh 600dpi full-page render (scratchpad/bphs-p98-600.png) and split zoom crops (scratchpad/bphs-p98-v1l1.png, scratchpad/bphs-p98-v1l2.png at 1.6x), with an additional 2.5x word-zoom (scratchpad/bphs-p98-v1l1-word.png) confirming "शृणु सुव्रत" is printed in the standard unadorned spelling here (unlike the "श्रृणु" variant seen in BPHS 8.1). Legible cleanly with no ambiguity. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  2. 9.2 सत्यापित

    The birth-moment should be ascertained still more precisely by instruments, and thereby the exact planetary positions and the ascendant computed by the methods already stated

    संस्कृत

    यन्त्रैः स्पष्टतरो वेध्यो जन्मकालस्तथा पुनः । साध्याः स्पष्टखगाश्चैवं लग्नं साध्यं यथोदितम् ॥ २ ॥

    yantraih spashtataro vedhyo janmakaalastathaa punah | saadhyaah spashtakhagaashchaivan lagnan saadhyan yathoditam || 2 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    By instruments (yantraih), the birth-time (janmakaalah) should again (tathaa punah) be ascertained (vedhyah) still more precisely (spashtatarah); thus (evam) the exact planets['-positions] (spashta-khagaah) are to be computed (saadhyaah), and likewise (cha) the ascendant (lagnam) is to be computed (saadhyam) as already stated (yathoditam) [i.e. by the methods described in earlier chapters].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    यन्त्रों द्वारा (यन्त्रैः) जन्म-काल (जन्मकालः) को पुनः (पुनः) और अधिक स्पष्टता से (स्पष्टतरः) जानना चाहिए (वेध्यः); इस प्रकार (एवं) स्पष्ट ग्रहों की [स्थिति] (स्पष्टखगाः) साधनीय है (साध्याः), और उसी प्रकार (च) लग्न (लग्नं) भी पूर्वोक्त रीति से (यथोदितम्) साधनीय है (साध्यं)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.9, verse 2, immediately following verse 1's opening. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036), PDF p.98 (printed page 66). Read from the standard 600dpi full-page render and split zoom crops (scratchpad/bphs-p98-v2l1.png, scratchpad/bphs-p98-v2l2.png at 1.8x), legible cleanly with no ambiguity; the closing verse-number "॥ २ ॥" is clearly visible at the end of line 2. The verse refers back to instrument-based (yantra) refinement of birth-time and the planetary/ascendant computation methods taught in earlier chapters, without repeating them here. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  3. 9.3 सत्यापित

    Planets are to be established in the ascendant and the twelve houses; the Sun by day and the son of the Sun (Saturn) by night are together declared the two genitor (janaka) significators

    संस्कृत

    लग्नद्वादशभावेषु ग्रहाः स्थाप्या, दिवाजनौ । सूर्यो रात्रौ सूर्यपुत्रौ जनकौ परिकीर्तितौ ॥ ३ ॥

    lagnadvaadashabhaaveshu grahaah sthaapyaa, divaajanau | suuryo raatrau suuryaputrau janakau parikiirtitau || 3 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The planets (grahaah) are to be established (sthaapyaah) in the ascendant and the twelve houses (lagna-dvaadasha-bhaveshu). By day (divaa) [it is] the Sun (suuryah); by night (raatrau), the son of the Sun [i.e. Saturn] (suurya-putrah) -- these two (janakau) are declared (parikiirtitau) the genitor-significators. [The lone word read as "जनौ" printed at the end of line 1, before "सूर्यो" opens line 2, remains textually unresolved -- see source note; it does not affect the overall sense, which the following Hindi commentary confirms directly: Sun by day and Saturn by night as father-significator.]

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    ग्रह (ग्रहाः) लग्न और द्वादश भावों में (लग्नद्वादशभावेषु) स्थापित किए जाने चाहिए (स्थाप्या)। दिन में (दिवा) सूर्य (सूर्यः), रात्रि में (रात्रौ) सूर्य का पुत्र अर्थात् शनि (सूर्यपुत्रः) -- ये दोनों (जनकौ) पितृ-संज्ञक ग्रह कहे गए हैं (परिकीर्तितौ)। [पंक्ति १ के अंत में "सूर्यो" से पहले छपा "जनौ" शब्द इस श्लोक मात्र से पूर्णतः स्पष्ट नहीं होता -- स्रोत-टिप्पणी देखें; किन्तु समग्र अर्थ आगे की हिन्दी टीका से स्पष्ट हो जाता है: दिन में सूर्य और रात्रि में शनि पितृ-संज्ञक ग्रह हैं।]

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.9, verse 3. UPDATED after reading the corroborating Hindi commentary (scratchpad/bphs-p98-lower1.png), which states directly: "दिन में जन्म समय हो तो सूर्य को और रात्रि में जन्मसमय हो तो शनि को पिता समझें" (if the birth-time is by day, consider the Sun as father; if by night, consider Saturn as father) -- resolving the verse's overall sense: the Sun (day) and Saturn, "son of the Sun" (night), are jointly declared (dual "जनकौ परिकीर्तितौ") the genitor/father-significators. One residual textual uncertainty remains disclosed rather than forced: a word read as "जनौ" is printed at the very end of line 1 (immediately before line 2 opens with "सूर्यो"), confirmed unambiguously at high zoom to read those exact letters (scratchpad/bphs-p98-v3-divajanau.png), but its precise grammatical role in the sentence is not established by the verse or the commentary read so far. "सूर्यपुत्रौ" (confirmed at high zoom, scratchpad/bphs-p98-v3-suryaputra.png) is read as "सूर्यपुत्रः" (son of the Sun, i.e. Saturn) inflected to agree in the shared dual predicate "जनकौ परिकीर्तितौ" together with "सूर्यः", per standard Sanskrit elliptical dual-agreement across a day/night pair, rather than literally "two sons of the Sun." Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036), PDF p.98 (printed page 66). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  4. 9.4 सत्यापित

    Likewise, Venus and the Moon are to be known as designated the two 'mother' (matri) significators; whichever of the two is stronger, in that one's house/domain the birth is said to occur

    संस्कृत

    तथैव सितचन्द्रौ तु विज्ञेयौ मातृसंज्ञितौ । तयोर्मध्ये बली यः स्यात्तस्य गेहे जनिर्भवेत् ॥ ४ ॥

    tathaiva sitachandrau tu vijneyau maatrisanjnitau | tayormadhye balii yah syaattasya gehe janirbhavet || 4 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Likewise (tathaiva), Venus and the Moon (sita-chandrau) are to be known (vijneyau) as designated (sanjnitau) the two 'mother' [significators] (maatri). Between the two of them (tayoh madhye), whichever (yah) should be stronger (balii syaat) -- in that one's house/domain (tasya gehe) the birth (janih) occurs (bhavet).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    उसी प्रकार (तथैव) शुक्र और चन्द्रमा (सितचन्द्रौ) मातृ-संज्ञक (मातृसंज्ञितौ) जानने चाहिए (विज्ञेयौ)। उन दोनों में से (तयोर्मध्ये) जो (यः) बलवान् हो (बली स्यात्), उसी के घर में (तस्य गेहे) जन्म होता है (जनिर्भवेत्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.9, verse 4, continuing immediately from verse 3's day/night genitor-significator rule with the corresponding pair of 'mother' significators (Venus and Moon), and a strength-comparison rule for determining which one's house governs the birth. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036), PDF p.98 (printed page 66). Read from the standard 600dpi full-page render and split zoom crops (scratchpad/bphs-p98-commentary1.png for lines 1-2, with an additional 3x word-zoom scratchpad/bphs-p98-v4l2-word.png confirming "बली" [strong] rather than a similar-looking "वली"), legible cleanly with no ambiguity; the closing verse-number "॥ ४ ॥" is clearly visible. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  5. 9.5 सत्यापित

    Opening a new subsection on birth at night: if the Moon, situated in a debilitated sign and unaspected by any planet, is in the ascendant, the birth should be declared to occur on a path/road

    संस्कृत

    रात्रौ जन्म-- नीचराशिगताः सौम्या ग्रहदृष्टिविवर्जिताः । चन्द्रो यदि भवेल्लग्ने पथि जन्म विनिर्दिशेत् ॥ ५ ॥

    raatrau janma-- niicharaashigataah saumyaa grahadrishtivivarjitaah | chandro yadi bhavellagne pathi janma vinirdishet || 5 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [Subsection:] Birth at night (raatrau janma) -- If (yadi) the Moon (chandrah), gentle [i.e. the Moon itself] (saumyaa), situated in a debilitated sign (niicha-raashi-gataah), devoid of aspect from [any] planet (graha-drishti-vivarjitaah), should be (bhavet) in the ascendant (lagne), it should indicate (vinirdishet) that the birth (janma) [occurs] on a path/road (pathi).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [उपशीर्षक:] रात्रौ जन्म (रात्रि में जन्म) -- यदि (यदि) चन्द्रमा (चन्द्रः), नीच राशि में स्थित (नीचराशिगताः), किसी भी ग्रह की दृष्टि से रहित (ग्रहदृष्टिविवर्जिताः), लग्न में हो (भवेल्लग्ने), तो यह मार्ग में (पथि) जन्म (जन्म) होने का संकेत करे (विनिर्दिशेत्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.9, verse 5, opening a new subsection under the Hindi editorial heading "रात्रौ जन्म--" (birth at night), immediately after the commentary block closing verses 1-4 ("॥ १-४ ॥", scratchpad/bphs-p98-lower2.png, read silently as context, not transcribed) explicitly confirmed Sun (day)/Saturn (night) as father-significators and Venus/Moon as mother-significators, matching the resolved reading of verse 3. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036), PDF p.98 (printed page 66). Read from the standard 600dpi full-page render and a combined zoom crop (scratchpad/bphs-p98-v5.png at 1.7x), legible cleanly with no ambiguity; the closing verse-number "॥ ५ ॥" is clearly visible. The immediately following commentary (scratchpad/bphs-p98-v6.png) corroborates this exact reading and closes with "॥ ५ ॥" confirming verse 5 stands alone (not grouped with adjacent verses). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  6. 9.6 सत्यापित

    Opening a further subsection (light in the birthing-room): when the Sun is strong, aspected by Mars, and situated in its own sign or similar dignity, the birthing-house should be known as furnished with many lamps

    संस्कृत

    सूतिकागृहे प्रकाशज्ञानम्-- सबलो भौमदृष्टश्च स्वक्षेत्रादिषु संस्थितः । सूर्यो यदा तदा ज्ञेयं बहुदीपान्वितं गृहम् ॥ ६ ॥

    suutikaagrihe prakaashajnaanam-- sabalo bhaumadrishtashcha svakshetraadishu sansthitah | suuryo yadaa tadaa jneyan bahudiipaanvitan griham || 6 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [Subsection:] Knowledge of light in the birthing-room (Sutikagrihe prakaashajnaanam) -- When (yadaa) the Sun (suuryah) is strong (sabalah) and aspected by Mars (bhauma-drishtah cha), situated (sansthitah) in its own sign or the like [dignity] (sva-kshetra-aadishu), then (tadaa) the [birthing] house (griham) is to be known (jneyam) as furnished with many lamps (bahu-diipa-anvitam).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [उपशीर्षक:] सूतिकागृहे प्रकाशज्ञानम् (सूतिकागृह में प्रकाश का ज्ञान) -- जब (यदा) सूर्य (सूर्यः) बलवान् हो (सबलः) और मंगल से दृष्ट हो (भौमदृष्टश्च), स्वक्षेत्र आदि में स्थित हो (स्वक्षेत्रादिषु संस्थितः), तब (तदा) घर (गृहम्) को बहुत दीपकों से युक्त (बहुदीपान्वितं) जानना चाहिए (ज्ञेयं)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.9, verse 6, opening a further subsection under the Hindi editorial heading "सूतिकागृह में प्रकाश ज्ञान--" (knowledge of light in the birthing-room). Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036), PDF p.98 (printed page 66). Read from the standard 600dpi full-page render and split zoom crops (scratchpad/bphs-p98-sandhi.png for line 1 and the heading, scratchpad/bphs-p98-v6l2-clear.png at 2x for line 2), legible cleanly with no ambiguity; the closing verse-number "॥ ६ ॥" is clearly visible in the line-2 crop. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  7. 9.7 सत्यापित

    Contrasting verse 6's many-lamps rule: if the Moon, situated in a watery navamsha, is in the fourth house conjoined with or aspected by Saturn, the birth occurs in darkness

    संस्कृत

    जलभांशगतश्चन्द्रश्चतुर्थे भवने भवेत् । युक्तो मन्देन वा दृष्टोऽन्धकारे जायते जनिः ॥ ७ ॥

    jalabhaanshagatashchandrashchaturthe bhavane bhavet | yukto mandena vaa drishto'ndhakaare jaayate janih || 7 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If the Moon (chandrah), situated in a watery [sign's] amsha [i.e. navamsha] (jala-bha-ansha-gatah), should be (bhavet) in the fourth house (chaturthe bhavane), conjoined with (yuktah) or (vaa) aspected by (drishtah) Saturn (mandena), the birth (janih) occurs (jaayate) in darkness (andhakaare).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    यदि (यदि) चन्द्रमा (चन्द्रः) जलतत्त्व राशि के अंश [नवांश] में स्थित होकर (जलभांशगतः) चतुर्थ भाव में हो (चतुर्थे भवने भवेत्), और शनि से युक्त (युक्तो मन्देन) या दृष्ट हो (वा दृष्टः), तो जन्म (जनिः) अन्धकार में (अन्धकारे) होता है (जायते)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.9, verse 7, contrasting verse 6's rule (many lamps when the Sun is strong, Mars-aspected, and in own sign) with the opposite condition: a Moon in a watery navamsha in the 4th house, conjoined with or aspected by Saturn, giving birth in darkness. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036), PDF p.98 (printed page 66, bottom). Read from the standard 600dpi full-page render and a combined zoom crop (scratchpad/bphs-p98-v7-full.png at 1.8x), legible cleanly with no ambiguity; the closing verse-number "॥ ७ ॥" is clearly visible. Confirmed via an adjacent crop (scratchpad/bphs-p98-gap.png) that verse 6 closes directly with "॥ ६ ॥" and verse 7 begins on the very next line with no intervening commentary on this page (the CC-0/eGangotri digitization watermark sits just below verse 7's line, not overlapping any verse text). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  8. 9.8 सत्यापित

    Opening a subsection on knowledge of the lamp: the lamp's position matches the Sun's position in the chart; the wick is known from the ascendant, and the oil from the Moon

    संस्कृत

    दीपादिज्ञान-- यस्मिन् भागे भवेत्सूर्यस्तत्र दीपं वदेत् सुधीः । लग्नाद्वर्त्तिस्तथा चन्द्रात्तैलं वाच्यं मनीषिभिः ॥ ८ ॥

    diipaadijnaana-- yasmin bhaage bhavetsuuryastatra diipan vadet sudhiih | lagnaadvarttistathaa chandraattailan vaachyan maniishibhih || 8 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [Subsection:] Knowledge of the lamp, etc. (diipaadi-jnaana) -- In whatever part [of the chart] (yasmin bhaage) the Sun (suuryah) should be (bhavet), there (tatra) the wise (sudhiih) should declare (vadet) the lamp (diipam) [to be placed]. Likewise (tathaa), the wick (varttih) [is known] from the ascendant (lagnaat), and the oil (tailam) is to be declared (vaachyam) by the wise (maniishibhih) from the Moon (chandraat).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [उपशीर्षक:] दीपादिज्ञान (दीपक आदि का ज्ञान) -- सूर्य (सूर्यः) जिस भाग में (यस्मिन् भागे) हों (भवेत्), उसी भाग में (तत्र) दीपक (दीपं) की स्थिति बुद्धिमान् को कहनी चाहिए (वदेत् सुधीः)। उसी प्रकार (तथा) लग्न से (लग्नात्) बत्ती (वर्त्तिः) जाननी चाहिए, और चन्द्रमा से (चन्द्रात्) तेल (तैलं) बुद्धिमानों द्वारा (मनीषिभिः) कहा जाना चाहिए (वाच्यं)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.9, verse 8, opening a subsection under the Hindi editorial heading "दीपादिज्ञान--" (knowledge of the lamp, etc.). Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036), PDF p.99 (printed page 67). Read from a fresh 600dpi full-page render (scratchpad/bphs-p99-600.png) and split zoom crops (scratchpad/bphs-p99-v8-both.png, scratchpad/bphs-p99-v8l2-word.png at 2.8x for the line-2 compound), legible cleanly with no ambiguity. Directly corroborated by the immediately following Hindi commentary (scratchpad/bphs-p99-commentary.png): "जिस भाग में सूर्य अवस्थित हों घर के उसी भाग में दीप की स्थिति कहनी चाहिये। लग्न से वर्त्ती, और चन्द्रमा से तेल का ज्ञान करें।" English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  9. 9.9 सत्यापित

    If the Sun is in a movable sign the lamp flickers, in a fixed sign it is steady, and in a dual-bodied sign the wise should know it as sometimes steady and sometimes flickering

    संस्कृत

    चरेऽर्के चञ्चलो दीपः स्थिरर्क्षे तु स्थिरो भवेत् । द्विभे स्थितिर्द्वयोर्ज्ञेया सूर्यक्षेत्रगतो बुधैः ॥ ९ ॥

    chare'rke chanchalo diipah sthirarkshe tu sthiro bhavet | dvibhe sthitirdvayorjneyaa suuryakshetragato budhaih || 9 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When [the Sun is] in a movable/cardinal sign (chare arke), the lamp (diipah) is flickering (chanchalah); but (tu) when in a fixed sign (sthira-rkshe), it should be (bhavet) steady (sthirah). When [the Sun is] in a dual-bodied [common] sign (dvibhe -- an elliptical form for dvisvabhava-raashau, confirmed by the following commentary), the status of both (sthitih dvayoh) [i.e. sometimes steady, sometimes flickering] is to be known (jneyaa) by the wise (budhaih), since [the Sun] is so situated (suurya-kshetra-gatah).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जब सूर्य चर राशि में हों (चरेऽर्के) तब दीपक (दीपः) चञ्चल (चञ्चलः) होता है; परन्तु (तु) स्थिर राशि में हों (स्थिरर्क्षे) तो दीपक स्थिर होना चाहिए (स्थिरो भवेत्)। द्विस्वभाव राशि में (द्विभे) सूर्य स्थित होने पर (सूर्यक्षेत्रगतो) दोनों की स्थिति (स्थितिर्द्वयोः) बुद्धिमानों को जाननी चाहिए (ज्ञेया बुधैः) [अर्थात् दीपक कभी स्थिर और कभी चञ्चल कहना चाहिए]।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.9, verse 9, continuing directly from verse 8. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036), PDF p.99 (printed page 67). Read from the standard 600dpi full-page render and split word-level zoom crops (scratchpad/bphs-p99-v9l1-word1.png, -word2b.png for line 1's "चरेऽर्के चञ्चलो"; scratchpad/bphs-p99-v9l2-w1b.png, -w1c.png, -mid2.png, -mid3.png for line 2's "द्विभे स्थितिर्द्वयोर्ज्ञेया सूर्यक्षेत्रगतो बुधैः"). The word "द्विभे" (literally "in the two-fold sign") was initially ambiguous on its own, but the immediately following Hindi commentary (scratchpad/bphs-p99-commentary.png) resolves it explicitly and in full: "जन्म समय में चर राशि में सूर्य रहें तो दीप चञ्चल (दीपक लेकर कोई इधर उधर करे), स्थिर राशि में हों तो दीपक स्थिर, और द्विस्वभाव राशिगत सूर्य हों तो दीपक कभी स्थिर और कभी चञ्चल कहना चाहिये" -- confirming "द्विभे" denotes a dvisvabhava (dual-natured/common) sign, and the verse's three-way chara/sthira/dvisvabhava structure. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  10. 9.10 सत्यापित

    Opening a subsection on knowledge of the manner of birth: head-first delivery is called shirshodaya, feet-first is called prishthodaya, and hand-first delivery is known as a mixture of both, for all embodied beings

    संस्कृत

    जन्मज्ञान-- शीर्षाच्छीर्षोदये वाच्यः पादात् पृष्ठोदये मतः । करात्तदुभये ज्ञेयः प्रसवः सर्वदेहिनाम् ॥ १० ॥

    janmajnaana-- shiirshaachchhiirshodaye vaachyah paadaat prishthodaye matah | karaattadubhaye jneyah prasavah sarvadehinaam || 10 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [Subsection:] Knowledge of [the manner of] birth (janma-jnaana) -- From [the] head [emerging first] (shiirshaat), it is to be called (vaachyah) head-first birth (shiirshodaye); from the foot (paadaat), it is considered (matah) back/breech-first birth (prishthodaye). From the hand [emerging first] (karaat), the birth (prasavah) of all embodied beings (sarva-dehinaam) is to be known (jneyah) as a mixture of both (tad-ubhaye).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [उपशीर्षक:] जन्मज्ञान (जन्म के प्रकार का ज्ञान) -- सिर से [पहले निकलने पर] (शीर्षात्) शीर्षोदय जन्म कहा जाना चाहिए (वाच्यः शीर्षोदये); पैर से (पादात्) पृष्ठोदय जन्म माना जाता है (पृष्ठोदये मतः)। हाथ से [पहले निकलने पर] (करात्) सभी प्राणियों का (सर्वदेहिनाम्) जन्म (प्रसवः) दोनों का मिश्रण (तदुभये) जानना चाहिए (ज्ञेयः)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.9, verse 10, opening a subsection under the Hindi editorial heading "जन्मज्ञान--" (knowledge of the manner of birth), describing three delivery-presentation types: head-first (shirshodaya), feet-first (prishthodaya), and hand-first (a mixture of both). Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036), PDF p.100 (printed page 68, immediately following the "॥ ८-९ ॥" commentary-closing marker on PDF p.99). Read from a fresh 600dpi full-page render (scratchpad/bphs-p100-600.png) and split zoom crops (scratchpad/bphs-p100-v10l1-fix.png, scratchpad/bphs-p100-v10l2-fix.png at 2.2x), legible cleanly with no ambiguity; the closing verse-number "॥ १० ॥" is clearly visible. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  11. 9.11 सत्यापित

    Opening a subsection on knowledge of the birthing-house's door: whichever is stronger between a planet conjoined in a kendra or the ascendant-sign's lord determines the door's direction, by the sequence of the directional lords

    संस्कृत

    सूतिका गृह द्वार ज्ञान-- केन्द्रस्थग्रहयोगाद्वा लग्नर्क्षाद्वा बलाधिकात् । द्वारं वाच्यं तु गेहस्य दिगीशक्रमतः सदा ॥ ११ ॥

    suutikaa griha dvaara jnaana-- kendrasthagrahayogaadvaa lagnarkshaadvaa balaadhikaat | dvaaran vaachyan tu gehasya digiishakramatah sadaa || 11 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [Subsection:] Knowledge of the birthing-house's door (suutikaa-griha-dvaara-jnaana) -- Either from a planet's conjunction situated in a kendra (kendra-stha-graha-yogaat vaa), or from the ascendant-sign (lagna-rkshaat vaa), whichever is stronger (balaadhikaat), the door (dvaaram) of the house (gehasya) should always (sadaa) be declared (vaachyam) according to the sequence of the lords of the directions (dig-iisha-kramatah).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [उपशीर्षक:] सूतिका गृह द्वार ज्ञान (सूतिकागृह के द्वार का ज्ञान) -- केन्द्र में स्थित ग्रह के योग से (केन्द्रस्थग्रहयोगाद्वा), या लग्न-राशि से (लग्नर्क्षाद्वा), जो भी बलवान् हो (बलाधिकात्), उसी के अनुसार घर का (गेहस्य) द्वार (द्वारं) दिशाओं के स्वामियों के क्रम से (दिगीशक्रमतः) सदा (सदा) कहना चाहिए (वाच्यं तु)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.9, verse 11, opening a subsection under the Hindi editorial heading "सूतिका गृह द्वार ज्ञान--" (knowledge of the birthing-house's door), immediately after the commentary on verse 10 closes with "॥ १० ॥" (confirmed at zoom, scratchpad/bphs-p100-closingnum2.png, correcting an initial misread as "॥ ११ ॥"). Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036), PDF p.100 (printed page 68). Read from the standard 600dpi full-page render and split zoom crops (scratchpad/bphs-p100-v11l1-fix.png, scratchpad/bphs-p100-v11l2.png at 2-2.3x, with an additional 3.5x word-zoom scratchpad/bphs-p100-v11l1-word2.png confirming "लग्नर्क्षाद्वा" precisely), legible cleanly with no ambiguity; the closing verse-number "॥ ११ ॥" is clearly visible. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  12. 9.12 सत्यापित

    Opening a subsection on knowledge of the upa-sutikas (auxiliary female birth-attendants): their number equals the count of planets situated in the interval between the ascendant and the Moon, and they are known as external or internal by the planets' division into visible and invisible

    संस्कृत

    उपसूतिका ज्ञान-- लग्नचन्द्रान्तरालस्थग्रहैः स्युरुपसूतिकाः । दृश्याद्दृश्यविभागाभ्यां बहिरन्तश्च ताः स्मृताः ॥ १२ ॥

    upasuutikaa jnaana-- lagnachandraantaraalasthagrahaih syurupasuutikaah | drishyaaddrishyavibhaagaabhyaam bahirantashcha taah smritaah || 12 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [Subsection:] Knowledge of the upa-sutikas [auxiliary female birth-attendants] (upasuutikaa-jnaana) -- The upa-sutikas (upasuutikaah) are (syuh) equal in number to the planets (grahaih) situated in the interval between the ascendant and the Moon (lagna-chandra-antaraala-sthah) [i.e., their count equals the count of such planets]. By the planets' division into visible and invisible (drishya-adrishya-vibhaagaabhyaam), they (taah) are remembered (smritaah) as external and internal (bahih antah cha) [respectively].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [उपशीर्षक:] उपसूतिका ज्ञान (सहायक सूतिका-स्त्रियों का ज्ञान) -- लग्न और चन्द्रमा के मध्य के अन्तराल में स्थित ग्रहों की संख्या के तुल्य (लग्नचन्द्रान्तरालस्थग्रहैः) उपसूतिकाएँ होती हैं (स्युरुपसूतिकाः) [अर्थात् उतने ही ग्रह हों उतनी ही उपसूतिकाएँ जाननी चाहिए]। ग्रहों के दृश्य और अदृश्य विभाग से (दृश्याद्दृश्यविभागाभ्यां) वे (ताः) बाह्य और आन्तरिक (बहिरन्तश्च) स्मरण की जाती हैं (स्मृताः)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.9, verse 12, opening a new subsection under the Hindi editorial heading "उपसूतिका ज्ञान--" (knowledge of the upa-sutikas / auxiliary birth-attendant planets), immediately after the commentary on verse 11 -- which quotes Varahamihira ("द्वारं तद् वास्तुनि केन्द्रसंस्थैर्ज्ञेयं ग्रहैर्वीर्य-समन्वितैर्वा", read silently as context, not transcribed) and a further quoted verse attributed to Manishtha ("लग्ने यो द्विरशांशस्तदभिमुखं सूतिकागृहे द्वारम्", scratchpad/bphs-p100-mid3.png -- an external citation embedded in the editor's commentary, correctly excluded from transcription as BPHS verse content, consistent with the Saaravalii-citation exclusion on PDF p.99) -- closes. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036), PDF p.100 (printed page 68). Read from the standard 600dpi full-page render and a combined zoom crop (scratchpad/bphs-p100-v12-full.png at 1.6x), with additional word-level zooms (scratchpad/bphs-p100-v12l2-word4.png, -word5.png at 4x) confirming line 2's compound; the closing verse-number "॥ १२ ॥" is clearly visible. Note: line 2's compound is printed with a doubled-द conjunct, "दृश्याद्दृश्यविभागाभ्यां" (drishya-ad-drishya-...), rather than the single-द sandhi form one might expect for drishya+adrishya (drishyaadrishya-); transcribed exactly as printed per zero-fabrication discipline, without silently normalizing the orthography -- the evident sense (division into "visible" and "invisible" [planets], drishya-adrishya) is unaffected by this orthographic doubling. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review. CORRECTION (via the immediately following Hindi commentary, scratchpad/bphs-p100-v13-commentary.png): "लग्न चन्द्रमा के बीच विद्यमान ग्रहों की संख्या तुल्य उपसूतिकाएँ (जन्म समय सूतिका के साथ रहनेवाली स्त्रियाँ) कहनी चाहिए। दृश्य तथा अदृश्य विभागों के ..." -- this clarifies that upa-sutikaas are human female birth-attendants (women who stay with the mother/sutika at the time of birth) whose NUMBER equals the count of planets between lagna and Moon, rather than the planets themselves 'becoming' the attendants as an earlier reading of the bare verse suggested; translation and translationHi revised accordingly via scratchpad/fix-bphs-ch9-v12.js.

  13. 9.13 सत्यापित

    Continuing the upa-sutika count: for a planet in its own sign etc. the count should be doubled, for one retrograde or exalted it is tripled, and where both conditions meet in one planet the tripling is applied only once

    संस्कृत

    स्वक्षादौ द्विगुणा ज्ञेया वक्रोच्चे त्रिगुणा मताः । यत्रोभयस्य सम्प्राप्तिस्त्रैगुण्यं तत्र वै सकृत् ॥ १३ ॥

    svakshaadau dviguna jneyaa vakrocche triguna mataah | yatrobhayasya sampraaptistraigunyan tatra vai sakrit || 13 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    For a planet in its own sign, etc. (sva-kshetra-aadau), [the count] should be known as doubled (dviguna jneyaa). For one retrograde or exalted (vakra-uchche), [it is] held to be tripled (triguna mataah). Where (yatra) the attainment of both [conditions in a single planet] (ubhayasya sampraaptih) [occurs], the tripling (traigunyam) [is applied] there (tatra) only once (vai sakrit).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    अपनी राशि आदि में स्थित ग्रह के लिए (स्वक्षादौ) [गणना] दुगुनी जाननी चाहिए (द्विगुणा ज्ञेया)। वक्री अथवा उच्च के होने पर (वक्रोच्चे) तिगुनी मानी गई है (त्रिगुणा मताः)। जहाँ (यत्र) दोनों [स्थितियों] की प्राप्ति एक साथ हो (उभयस्य सम्प्राप्तिः), वहाँ (तत्र) त्रिगुणा करना केवल एक ही बार (सकृत्) करना चाहिए, दो बार नहीं।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.9, verse 13, continuing the upa-sutika-counting rules from verse 12 (multiplier rules layered on top of the base count established in verse 12), immediately before the intervening unattributed commentary-embedded couplet on widows/married-women (excluded from transcription; see the source note on verse 9.14). Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036), PDF p.100 (printed page 68). Read from the standard 600dpi full-page render and split zoom crops (scratchpad/bphs-p100-v13l1-word.png, -word2.png at 2.5-3x, scratchpad/bphs-p100-v13l2-full.png at 1.6x); the closing verse-number "॥ १३ ॥" is clearly legible. The opening compound's ending vowel sign was initially ambiguous between "स्वक्षादा" and "स्वक्षादौ" even after repeated re-zooming up to ~5-6x (scratchpad/bphs-p100-v13l1-w3.png reached a pixel-blur resolution ceiling with no further legible detail) -- this was resolved not by further zooming but by corroboration from the very next page's Hindi commentary on this verse (scratchpad/bphs-p101-top.png: "...स्वगृहादि तथा वक्रत्वादि दोनों स्थिति...", explicitly discussing 'own-house etc.' AND 'retrograde-etc.' as the two doubling/tripling conditions), confirming the reading "स्वक्षादौ" (sva-kshetra-aadau, locative, "in [its] own sign, etc.") rather than "स्वक्षादा". This resolution was obtained before this verse was seeded, so no separate fix script was needed. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  14. 9.14 सत्यापित

    Opening a subsection on knowledge of bodily marks/moles: relating to Mars, a mole or similar mark is to be known [in a manner whose exact grammatical detail is disclosed as uncertain below]

    संस्कृत

    चिह्नज्ञान-- कालाङ्गे यत्र भौमाङ्कौ तत्र ज्ञेयं तिलादिकम् ॥ १४ ॥

    chihnajnaana-- kaalaange yatra bhaumaankau tatra jneyan tilaadikam || 14 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [Subsection:] Knowledge of [bodily] marks (chihna-jnaana) -- [With respect to Mars (bhauma-), in the manner indicated by the opening compound (kaalaange -- exact sense uncertain, see note)], wherever (yatra) [Mars's influence falls], there (tatra) a mole or similar mark (tila-aadikam) should be known (jneyam).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [उपशीर्षक:] चिह्नज्ञान (शरीर के चिह्नों/तिलों का ज्ञान) -- मंगल (भौम) से सम्बन्धित [आरम्भिक शब्द "कालाङ्गे" का ठीक-ठीक अर्थ अनिश्चित है, नीचे टिप्पणी देखें], जहाँ भी [मंगल का प्रभाव हो], वहाँ (तत्र) तिल आदि चिह्न (तिलादिकम्) जानना चाहिए (ज्ञेयं)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.9, verse 14, opening a new subsection under the Hindi editorial heading "चिह्नज्ञान--" (knowledge of bodily marks/moles), immediately after the grouped commentary on verses 12-13 closes with "॥ १२-१३ ॥" (scratchpad/bphs-p101-mid6.png). NOTE on an intervening line: directly after verse 13's own closing "॥ १३ ॥" on PDF p.100, a single unnumbered Sanskrit line appears -- "पापैस्तु विधवा ज्ञेयाः शोभनैः सधवाः स्मृताः ।" (scratchpad/bphs-p100-v14-fullwidth.png) -- ending in a single danda with no verse number and no second line; the Hindi commentary that follows it (scratchpad/bphs-p100-bottom-full.png, scratchpad/bphs-p101-mid1.png: "...लग्न तथा चन्द्रमा के बीच स्थित पाप ग्रहों की संख्या के समान विधवाएँ तथा शुभ ग्रहों की संख्या के बराबर सधवाएँ कहनी चाहिए।") explains it as an extension of the verse-12/13 counting method to malefic/benefic planets (malefic count = widows, benefic count = married women among the upa-sutikas), and the whole discussion -- including a further embedded quotation from Varahamihira (scratchpad/bphs-p101-mid2.png, in quotes, external citation excluded) and from Laghu Jataka (scratchpad/bphs-p101-mid4.png, in quotes, external citation excluded) on the drishya/adrishya chakrardha division -- closes together under the single grouped marker "॥ १२-१३ ॥", never under a "१४". This confirms the widow/married couplet is NOT an independently numbered BPHS root verse (it is commentary-embedded exposition attached to verses 12-13) and it has accordingly been excluded from transcription as verse content, consistent with the external-citation-exclusion technique used elsewhere in this chapter. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036), PDF p.101 (printed page 69, confirmed via the visible page-top chapter-heading "सूतिकाध्यायः" and page number, scratchpad/bphs-p101-top.png). Verse 14 itself is read from a 600dpi full-page render and zoom crops (scratchpad/bphs-p101-v14line.png at 2.5x, scratchpad/bphs-p101-v14-w1.png, -w2.png at 4x, scratchpad/bphs-p101-v14-w1z.png, -w2z.png at 6x); the closing verse-number "॥ १४ ॥" and the words "यत्र", "तत्र", "ज्ञेयं", "तिलादिकम्", and "भौम" (Mars) are clearly legible. However, the two compounds "कालाङ्गे" (opening word) and "भौमाङ्कौ" remain genuinely uncertain at the glyph level even after repeated re-zooming up to 6x -- the scan's print resolution is exhausted at this point (further zoom produces only pixel blur, no new legible detail). Plausible alternate readings include "भौमार्कौ" (Mars-and-Sun, dual, which would parallel verse 15's dual-subject "शनिराहू स्थितौ" structure) instead of "भौमाङ्कौ", and the opening word could plausibly be a different compound than "कालाङ्गे" as transcribed. No immediately following Hindi commentary was found to corroborate this specific verse (the text moves directly to verse 15's parallel rule on Saturn-Rahu and Moon-Mars-Venus placements, scratchpad/bphs-p101-v14-commentary.png). Given this irreducible ambiguity, the Sanskrit/IAST are transcribed as the most legible reading and the translation is deliberately limited to the clearly legible portion (the general chihna-jnaana rule involving Mars and a mole/mark), without asserting a specific resolution of the uncertain compounds. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review; this verse's exact wording may need re-examination against a second copy of this edition or higher-resolution scan.

  15. 9.15 सत्यापित

    Continuing the mole/mark-knowledge subsection: wherever Saturn and Rahu are situated, a dark mark should be declared there; if Moon, Mars and Venus are in the ascendant, the mark is located on the head

    संस्कृत

    शनिराहू स्थितौ यत्र तत्र श्यामलभादिशेत् । लग्ने चन्द्रारशुक्राश्चेत्चिह्नं शिरसि संस्थितम् ॥ १५ ॥

    shaniraahuu sthitau yatra tatra shyaamalabhaadishet | lagne chandraarashukraashchetchihnan shirasi sansthitam || 15 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Wherever (yatra) Saturn and Rahu (shani-raahuu) are situated (sthitau), there (tatra) a dark [mark] should be declared (shyaamala-[bha]-aadishet [see note on this compound's exact parsing below]). If (chet) Moon, Mars and Venus (chandra-ara-shukraah) [are] in the ascendant (lagne), the mark (chihnam) is located (sansthitam) on the head (shirasi).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जहाँ (यत्र) शनि और राहु (शनिराहू) स्थित हों (स्थितौ), वहाँ (तत्र) श्यामल [चिह्न] कहना चाहिए (श्यामलभादिशेत् -- इस शब्द के ठीक-ठीक विग्रह हेतु नीचे टिप्पणी देखें)। यदि (चेत्) लग्न में (लग्ने) चन्द्र, मंगल और शुक्र (चन्द्रारशुक्राः) हों, तो चिह्न (चिह्नं) सिर पर (शिरसि) स्थित होता है (संस्थितम्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.9, verse 15, continuing the "चिह्नज्ञान" (knowledge of bodily marks/moles) subsection opened at verse 14, in immediate succession after it with no intervening commentary block (scratchpad/bphs-p101-v14-commentary.png, which was found on inspection to already contain this verse's own text rather than commentary on verse 14). Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036), PDF p.101 (printed page 69, confirmed via the visible page-top chapter-heading "सूतिकाध्यायः ६९", scratchpad/bphs-p101-top.png). Read from the standard 600dpi full-page render and zoom crops (scratchpad/bphs-p101-v15-full.png at 2x, scratchpad/bphs-p101-v15l1-word.png at 3x); the closing verse-number "॥ १५ ॥" and the words "शनिराहू", "स्थितौ", "यत्र", "तत्र", "लग्ने", "चेत्", "चिह्नं", "शिरसि", "संस्थितम्" are all clearly legible with no ambiguity. "चन्द्रारशुक्राः" is read as chandra + ara (an abbreviated reference to Mars/Angaaraka) + shukraah, i.e. Moon-Mars-Venus, consistent with the verse's overall sense (paralleling the Saturn-Rahu pairing in line 1 with a Moon-Mars-Venus grouping in line 2). One compound's internal word-division is not fully certain: "श्यामलभादिशेत्" is printed as a single unbroken string (scratchpad/bphs-p101-v15l1-word.png) whose most probable segmentation is shyaamalam + [bha] + aadishet ("should declare/indicate [it as] dark[-hued]"), but the middle syllable's exact grammatical role could not be independently confirmed at this zoom level; transcribed and translated per this most probable reading, per the disclosure-without-forced-resolution technique, without asserting full certainty on the internal segmentation. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  16. 9.16 सत्यापित

    Continuing the mole/mark-knowledge subsection: conditions involving Venus in the 7th or 8th house, Rahu in the left ear or head, and Jupiter, Venus or Mars situated in the 8th (ghna) house -- a conditional clause completed by verse 17

    संस्कृत

    शुक्रेऽस्ते निधने राहुः वामकर्णेऽथ मस्तके । गुरुः शुक्रोऽथवा भौमो यदि घ्ने व्यवस्थितः ॥ १६ ॥

    shukre'ste nidhane raahuh vaamakarne'tha mastake | guruh shukro'thavaa bhaumo yadi ghne vyavasthitah || 16 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Venus (shukre) [being] in the 7th [setting] house or the 8th [house of death] (aste nidhane), Rahu (raahuh) [being] in the left ear or on the head (vaama-karne atha mastake); if (yadi) Jupiter, or else Venus or Mars (guruh shukrah athavaa bhaumah), is situated (vyavasthitah) in the ghna [8th, malefic-marker] house (ghne) -- [this conditional clause is completed by verse 17's result].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    शुक्र (शुक्रे) सप्तम (अस्त) या अष्टम (निधन) भाव में हो, राहु (राहुः) बायें कान में अथवा (अथ) सिर पर (मस्तके) हो; यदि (यदि) गुरु, अथवा शुक्र या मंगल (गुरुः शुक्रोऽथवा भौमो) घ्न [अष्टम, मारक-सूचक] भाव में (घ्ने) स्थित हो (व्यवस्थितः) -- [यह शर्त-वाक्य श्लोक १७ के परिणाम-वाक्य से पूर्ण होता है]।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.9, verse 16, continuing the "चिह्नज्ञान" (knowledge of bodily marks/moles) subsection from verses 14-15. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036), PDF p.101 (printed page 69). Read from the standard 600dpi full-page render and zoom crops (scratchpad/bphs-p101-v16l1.png, scratchpad/bphs-p101-v16l2.png at 2x); the closing verse-number "॥ १६ ॥" and all words are clearly legible with no glyph-level ambiguity. Grammatical note: this verse is a conditional ("yadi...", "if...") clause with no explicit result within its own two lines; reading the immediately following verse 17 (scratchpad/bphs-p101-after-v16.png: "तदा चिह्नं भवेन्मूर्ध्नि ग्रहवर्णानुसारतः...", "then [tadaa] a mark occurs on the crown/head, according to the planet's color...") confirms that verse 16's conditions are completed by verse 17's "tadaa" (then) result clause -- i.e. the sentence spans the 16/17 verse-number boundary, a structure also seen between verses 12-13 and their surrounding commentary in this chapter. Verse 16 is therefore translated here as the conditional clause alone, without importing verse 17's result into this entry, to keep each verse's translation scoped to its own transcribed text. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  17. 9.17 सत्यापित

    Completing verse 16's conditional: a mark then occurs on the crown, coloured according to the planet; and opening a new conditional (Moon, Mars, or Venus in the ascendant) completed by verse 18

    संस्कृत

    तदा चिह्नं भवेन्मूर्ध्नि ग्रहवर्णानुसारतः । चन्द्रो वा क्षितिजो लग्नेऽथवा शुक्रो भवेद्यदि ॥ १७ ॥

    tadaa chihnan bhavenmuurdhni grahavarnaanusaaratah | chandro vaa kshitijo lagne'thavaa shukro bhavedyadi || 17 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Then (tadaa) a mark (chihnam) occurs (bhavet) on the crown [of the head] (muurdhni), according to the planet's colour (graha-varna-anusaaratah) [completing verse 16's condition]. If (yadi) the Moon, or Mars [kshitija], is in the ascendant (lagne), or else (athavaa) it should be Venus (shukrah bhavet) [-- this new condition is completed by verse 18].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    तब (तदा) मूर्धा [सिर के ऊपरी भाग] पर (मूर्ध्नि) ग्रह के वर्ण के अनुसार (ग्रहवर्णानुसारतः) चिह्न (चिह्नं) होता है (भवेत्) [श्लोक १६ की शर्त इससे पूर्ण होती है]। यदि (यदि) चन्द्रमा अथवा मंगल (क्षितिजः) लग्न में (लग्ने) हो, अथवा (अथवा) शुक्र हो (शुक्रो भवेत्) [-- यह नई शर्त श्लोक १८ से पूर्ण होती है]।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.9, verse 17, continuing the "चिह्नज्ञान" subsection. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036), PDF p.101 (printed page 69). Read from the standard 600dpi full-page render and zoom crops (scratchpad/bphs-p101-v17l1.png, scratchpad/bphs-p101-v17l2.png at 2x); the closing verse-number "॥ १७ ॥" and all words are clearly legible. "क्षितिजः" ("earth-born") is read as an epithet of Mars, per standard jyotish usage. Grammatical note, continuing the cross-verse-boundary sentence structure already disclosed for verse 16: line 1 ("tadaa chihnam bhavet muurdhni grahavarnaanusaaratah") is the "then" result-clause completing verse 16's "yadi" (if) condition; line 2 ("chandro vaa kshitijo lagne athavaa shukro bhavet yadi") opens a NEW "yadi" condition of its own, which is expected to be completed by verse 18's result clause (not yet transcribed). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  18. 9.18 सत्यापित

    Completing verse 17's conditional: then, in the twelfth year, a mark appears on the head without doubt; and separately, Saturn and Mars in trine houses indicate a mark on the anus or the genital organ

    संस्कृत

    द्वादशाब्दे तदा चिह्नं शीर्षे स्यान्नात्र संशयः । त्रिकोणस्थार्किभौमाभ्यां गुदे लिङ्गेऽपि वा दिशेत् ॥ १८ ॥

    dvaadashaabde tadaa chihnan shiirshe syaannaatra sanshayah | trikonasthaarkibhaumaabhyaan gude linge'pi vaa dishet || 18 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In the twelfth year (dvaadasha-abde), then (tadaa) a mark (chihnam) would be (syaat) on the head (shiirshe) -- there is no doubt about this (na atra sanshayah) [completing verse 17's condition]. By Saturn and Mars (arki-bhaumaabhyaam) [ark i = Saturn, son of the Sun] situated in trine houses (trikona-sthaabhyaam), [a mark] should be declared (dishet) on the anus, or also (api vaa) on the genital organ (gude linge).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    बारहवें वर्ष में (द्वादशाब्दे) तब (तदा) सिर पर (शीर्षे) चिह्न (चिह्नं) होगा (स्यात्) -- इसमें सन्देह नहीं है (नात्र संशयः) [श्लोक १७ की शर्त इससे पूर्ण होती है]। त्रिकोण भावों में स्थित (त्रिकोणस्थाभ्यां) शनि और मंगल से (अर्किभौमाभ्यां) [अर्कि = सूर्यपुत्र शनि], गुदा में या (गुदे) लिंग में भी (लिङ्गेऽपि वा) चिह्न कहना चाहिए (दिशेत्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.9, verse 18, continuing/closing the "चिह्नज्ञान" subsection's cross-verse conditional begun in verse 17 (line 1 here is the "tadaa" result completing verse 17's "yadi chandro vaa kshitijo lagne..." condition), then stating an independent rule in line 2. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036), PDF p.101 (printed page 69). Read from the standard 600dpi full-page render and a combined zoom crop (scratchpad/bphs-p101-after-v17.png at 1.5x); the closing verse-number "॥ १८ ॥" and all words are clearly legible with no glyph-level ambiguity. "अर्किः" ("son of Arka/the Sun") is read as an epithet of Saturn, per standard jyotish usage, paralleling "क्षितिजः" for Mars used in verse 17. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  19. 9.19 सत्यापित

    Continuing the mole/mark-knowledge subsection: Venus in the 4th house, ascendant, or Saturn's trine; and Mercury-Jupiter in the 8th house indicate a mark on the belly

    संस्कृत

    सुखे लग्नेऽथवा मन्दस्त्रिकोणे भार्गवो यदि । मृत्युस्थौ बुधदेवेज्यौ जठरौ तत् समादिशेत् ॥ १९ ॥

    sukhe lagne'thavaa mandastrikone bhaargavo yadi | mrityusthau budhadevejyau jatharau tat samaadishet || 19 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If (yadi) Venus (bhaargavah) [is] in the 4th house (sukhe), the ascendant (lagne), or else (athavaa) in Saturn's trine (manda-trikone) [-- a mark accordingly]. Mercury and Jupiter (budha-devejyau), the two (dvau) situated in the 8th [death] house (mrityusthau), [indicate a mark] on the belly (jatharau) -- that (tat) should be so declared (samaadishet).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    यदि (यदि) शुक्र (भार्गवो) चतुर्थ भाव (सुखे), लग्न (लग्ने), अथवा (अथवा) शनि की त्रिकोण राशि में (मन्दस्त्रिकोणे) हो [-- तदनुसार चिह्न]। अष्टम [मृत्यु] भाव में स्थित (मृत्युस्थौ) बुध और बृहस्पति (बुधदेवेज्यौ) दोनों [होने पर] उदर पर (जठरौ) [चिह्न बताया जाए] -- ऐसा (तत्) कहना चाहिए (समादिशेत्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.9, verse 19, continuing the "चिह्नज्ञान" subsection. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036), PDF p.101 (printed page 69). Read from the standard 600dpi full-page render and a combined zoom crop covering the page's bottom section (scratchpad/bphs-p101-bottom.png, unscaled, i.e. 1x); the closing verse-number "॥ १९ ॥" and all words are clearly legible with no glyph-level ambiguity, prior to any further zoom attempts. "भार्गवः" ("descendant of Bhrigu") is read as Venus and "देवेज्यः"/"देव-इज्यः" ("preceptor of the gods") as Jupiter, both standard jyotish epithets. Line 1's condition ("yadi bhaargavah sukhe lagne athavaa manda-trikone") does not carry an explicit result within this verse's own two lines (its result may be implicit or elliptical, consistent with the terse, list-like style already seen in verses 16-18 of this subsection); line 2 ("mrityusthau budhadevejyau jatharau tat samaadishet") is a separate, self-contained rule about Mercury and Jupiter in the 8th house indicating a belly-mark. Both are transcribed and translated as printed, without forcing an invented explicit result onto line 1. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  20. 9.20 सत्यापित

    Continuing the mole/mark-knowledge subsection: if Venus and the Sun happen to be in the 4th house, ascendant, or with Mars, a mark would certainly be, especially, on the left foot

    संस्कृत

    शुक्रार्कग्रहवश्चेत् स्युः सुखे लग्नेऽथवा कुजे । तदा चिह्नं भवेन्नूनं वामपादे विशेषतः ॥ २० ॥

    shukraarkagrahavashchet syuh sukhe lagne'thavaa kuje | tadaa chihnan bhavennuunan vaamapaade visheshatah || 20 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If (chet) the planets (grahaah) Venus and Sun (shukra-arka-) happen to be (syuh) in the 4th house (sukhe), the ascendant (lagne), or else (athavaa) with Mars (kuje), then (tadaa) a mark (chihnam) would certainly (nuunam) be, especially (visheshatah), on the left foot (vaama-paade).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    यदि (चेत्) शुक्र और सूर्य (शुक्रार्क-) ग्रह (ग्रहाः) चतुर्थ भाव में (सुखे), लग्न में (लग्ने), अथवा (अथवा) मंगल के साथ (कुजे) हों (स्युः), तब (तदा) निश्चय ही (नूनं) विशेष रूप से (विशेषतः) बायें पैर पर (वामपादे) चिह्न (चिह्नं) होगा (भवेत्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.9, verse 20, continuing the "चिह्नज्ञान" subsection; a self-contained chet...tadaa (if...then) rule. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). Line 1 falls on PDF p.101 (printed page 69), in the very bottom margin where the eGangotri digitization watermark ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri") runs beneath the line -- the watermark touches only the lower edge of the glyphs' visual field without obscuring their distinguishing upper strokes, so the line remains legible (scratchpad/bphs-p101-v20l1-real2.png at 2x); line 2 and the closing verse-number "॥ २० ॥" fall cleanly at the top of the next PDF page, p.102 (printed page 70, confirmed via the visible page-top title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" and page number "७०", scratchpad/bphs-p102-top.png), read from scratchpad/bphs-p102-v20.png. One compound in line 1 has a residual reading ambiguity: "ग्रहवः" appears to carry a "व" rather than the expected "ा" of "ग्रहाः" ("planets", nominative plural, which would be the grammatically expected form here); transcribed as printed ("ग्रहवश्चेत्") per zero-fabrication discipline, translated per the grammatically sensible reading "ग्रहाः" with the discrepancy disclosed. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  21. 9.21 सत्यापित

    Continuing the mole/mark-knowledge subsection: Venus in the ascendant or 8th house with Rahu gives a mark on the child's left ear; Jupiter in the ascendant with Rahu in a certain house gives a mark on the left arm

    संस्कृत

    शुक्रो लग्नेऽष्टमे राहुश्चिह्नं वामश्रुतौ शिशोः । जीवो लग्ने मदे राहुस्तदा वामभुजे वदेत् ॥ २१ ॥

    shukro lagne'shtame raahushchihnan vaamashrutau shishoh | jiivo lagne made raahustadaa vaamabhuje vadet || 21 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Venus (shukrah) [being] in the ascendant or the 8th house (lagne ashtame), Rahu (raahuh) [gives] a mark (chihnam) on the left ear (vaama-shrutau) of the child (shishoh). Jupiter (jiivah) [being] in the ascendant (lagne), [and] Rahu (raahuh) in [a house denoted "made" -- see note], then (tadaa) [a mark] should be declared (vadet) on the left arm (vaama-bhuje).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    शुक्र (शुक्रो) लग्न या अष्टम भाव में (लग्नेऽष्टमे) हो, [और] राहु हो, तो शिशु (शिशोः) के बायें कान पर (वामश्रुतौ) चिह्न (चिह्नं) होता है। गुरु (जीवो) लग्न में (लग्ने) हो, [और] राहु ["मदे" नामक भाव में -- टिप्पणी देखें] हो, तब (तदा) बायीं भुजा पर (वामभुजे) [चिह्न] कहना चाहिए (वदेत्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.9, verse 21, continuing the "चिह्नज्ञान" subsection, self-contained within its own two lines. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036), PDF p.102 (printed page 70, confirmed via the visible page-top title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" and page number "७०", scratchpad/bphs-p102-top.png). Read from the standard 600dpi full-page render and zoom crops (scratchpad/bphs-p102-v21.png, scratchpad/bphs-p102-v21l2.png at 2x); the closing verse-number "॥ २१ ॥" and most words are clearly legible. One word's house-reference is uncertain: "मदे" (locative of "mada") does not correspond to a house name recognized from the standard jyotish bhava vocabulary used elsewhere in this chapter (lagna, sukha, ashtama, trikona, etc.); it is transcribed exactly as printed per zero-fabrication discipline, and translated by leaving the specific house denoted unresolved rather than guessing, since no corroborating commentary was found for this verse. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  22. 9.22 सत्यापित

    Continuing the mole/mark-knowledge subsection: the Moon in the 8th, Jupiter-Venus in the 12th, and Saturn-Mars in the house called "mada" together indicate a mark on both arms [exact pairing of subjects to houses disclosed as uncertain below]

    संस्कृत

    अष्टमे रजनीनाथो-व्ययस्थौ गुरुभार्गवौ । मदस्थौ मन्दमाहेयौ तदा चिह्नं भुजद्वये ॥ २२ ॥

    ashtame rajaniinaatho-vyayasthau gurubhaargavau | madasthau mandamaaheyau tadaa chihnan bhujadvaye || 22 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [With] the Moon (rajanii-naathah, "lord of the night") in the 8th house (ashtame) [and] situated in the 12th (vyaya-sthau) [together with] Jupiter and Venus (guru-bhaargavau); [and with] Saturn and Mars (manda-maaheyau) [maaheya, "son of the Earth", an epithet of Mars] situated in the house called mada (mada-sthau) -- then (tadaa) a mark (chihnam) [occurs] on both arms (bhuja-dvaye).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    अष्टम भाव में (अष्टमे) चन्द्रमा (रजनीनाथः) [और] द्वादश भाव में स्थित (व्ययस्थौ) गुरु और शुक्र (गुरुभार्गवौ); [तथा] "मद" नामक भाव में स्थित (मदस्थौ) शनि और मंगल (मन्दमाहेयौ) [माहेय = मंगल का एक नाम] -- तब (तदा) दोनों भुजाओं पर (भुजद्वये) चिह्न (चिह्नं) होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.9, verse 22, continuing the "चिह्नज्ञान" subsection, and using "मद" (mada) as a house-locative term for the second time in this chapter (compare verse 21's "मदे", flagged there as an unresolved house-name). Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036), PDF p.102 (printed page 70). Read from the standard 600dpi full-page render and zoom crops (scratchpad/bphs-p102-v22l1.png, scratchpad/bphs-p102-v22l2.png at 2x); the closing verse-number "॥ २२ ॥" and all individual words -- including a hyphen printed between "रजनीनाथो" and "व्ययस्थौ" (scratchpad/bphs-p102-v22l1.png) -- are clearly legible with no glyph-level ambiguity. "रजनीनाथः" ("lord of the night") is read as the Moon and "माहेयः" ("son of the Earth") as Mars, both standard jyotish epithets, paralleling "क्षितिजः" for Mars used in verse 17. This recurrence of "मद" as a house term (now twice) suggests it is a genuine, if unusual, bhava-designation used by this text rather than a one-off misprint, though its exact identity among the twelve houses remains unconfirmed absent corroborating commentary. Grammatical note: the precise distribution of the dual-form subjects ("gurubhaargavau", "mandamaaheyau") across the three locative phrases (ashtame, vyayasthau, madasthau) is not fully certain from the compressed shloka syntax alone; the translation above renders the most grammatically plausible pairing (Moon in the 8th; Jupiter-Venus in the 12th; Saturn-Mars in mada) without asserting full certainty, per the disclosure-without-forced-resolution technique. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  23. 9.23 सत्यापित

    Continuing the mole/mark-knowledge subsection: Venus in the 2nd house, or Rahu and Saturn in the 10th, together with the Sun in the 8th, indicate a mark on the navel

    संस्कृत

    शुक्रो धनेऽथ कर्मस्थौ सैंहिकेयशनैश्चरौ । अष्टमे दिवसाधीशो नाभौ चिह्नं तदा दिशेत् ॥ २३ ॥

    shukro dhane'tha karmasthau sainhikeyashanaishcharau | ashtame divasaadhiisho naabhau chihnan tadaa dishet || 23 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Venus (shukrah) [being] in the 2nd house (dhane), or else (atha) Rahu and Saturn (sainhikeya-shanaishcharau) [being] in the 10th house (karma-sthau); [and] the Sun (divasa-adhiishah, "lord of the day") [being] in the 8th house (ashtame) -- then (tadaa) a mark (chihnam) should be indicated (dishet) on the navel (naabhau).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    शुक्र (शुक्रो) द्वितीय भाव में (धने), अथवा (अथ) राहु और शनि (सैंहिकेयशनैश्चरौ) दशम भाव में (कर्मस्थौ) हों; [तथा] सूर्य (दिवसाधीशः, "दिन का स्वामी") अष्टम भाव में (अष्टमे) हो -- तब (तदा) नाभि पर (नाभौ) चिह्न (चिह्नं) कहना चाहिए (दिशेत्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.9, verse 23, continuing the "चिह्नज्ञान" subsection, self-contained within its own two lines. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036), PDF p.102 (printed page 70). Read from the standard 600dpi full-page render and a combined zoom crop (scratchpad/bphs-p102-v23area.png, unscaled); the closing verse-number "॥ २३ ॥" and all words are clearly legible with no glyph-level ambiguity. "सैंहिकेयः" ("son of Simhika") is read as Rahu, "शनैश्चरः" ("slow-mover") as Saturn, and "दिवसाधीशः" ("lord of the day") as the Sun, all standard jyotish epithets. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  24. 9.24 सत्यापित

    Continuing the mole/mark-knowledge subsection: Venus and Mars in the 3rd house with the Moon in the 2nd, and Saturn in the 10th house, indicate a mark from Saturn located at the waist/hip

    संस्कृत

    शुक्रभौमौ तृतीयस्थौ द्वितीये रजनीपतिः । दशमभवने मन्दाच्चिह्नं कटिगतं भवेत् ॥ २४ ॥

    shukrabhaumau tritiiyasthau dvitiiye rajaniipatih | dashamabhavane mandaachchihnan katigatan bhavet || 24 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Venus and Mars, the two (shukra-bhaumau), [being] situated in the 3rd house (tritiiya-sthau); the Moon (rajanii-patih, "lord of the night") [being] in the 2nd (dvitiiye). In the 10th house (dashama-bhavane), a mark from Saturn (mandaat chihnam, sandhied mandaachchihnam) would be (bhavet) located at the waist (kati-gatam).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    शुक्र और मंगल, दोनों (शुक्रभौमौ), तृतीय भाव में स्थित (तृतीयस्थौ) हों; चन्द्रमा (रजनीपतिः, "रात्रि का स्वामी") द्वितीय भाव में (द्वितीये) हो। दशम भाव में (दशमभवने) शनि से चिह्न (मन्दाच्चिह्नं, संधि: मन्दात् + चिह्नं) कटि पर स्थित (कटिगतं) होगा (भवेत्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.9, verse 24, continuing the "चिह्नज्ञान" subsection, self-contained within its own two lines. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036), PDF p.102 (printed page 70). CORRECTED reading of line 2 after further zoom crops at 3.5x-5x (scratchpad/bphs-p102-v24-mandaword-3.png, scratchpad/bphs-p102-v24-katiword2.png), superseding this verse's initial seed which had misread the line-2 house-term as "अवने" and the closing phrase as "कटिस्थं": the correct reading is "दशमभवने" ("in the 10th house", using "bhavana" = "house/mansion" as the bhava-word rather than the terser "dashame") and "कटिगतं" ("located at the waist", kati + gata). The compound "मन्दाच्चिह्नं" is read as "मन्दात् चिह्नं" ("a mark from/of Saturn") joined by the standard त्+च् sandhi rule (which doubles the च); a residual glyph-level ambiguity remains between this reading's "च्च" and an alternate "श्च" shape in the worn print, but "मन्दात् चिह्नं" is preferred as the grammatically sensible resolution over a non-existent "मन्दाश्चिह्न". "रजनीपतिः" ("lord of the night") is read as the Moon, a standard jyotish epithet paralleling "रजनीनाथः" used identically in verse 22. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  25. 9.25 सत्यापित

    Continuing the mole/mark-knowledge subsection: Mercury in the 3rd/6th house with Jupiter in the 12th, or Venus in the 3rd house, indicate a mark on the heart

    संस्कृत

    त्रिषडाये यदा सौम्यो व्यये वाचस्पतिर्भवेत् । सहजे च भवेत् काव्यस्तदा चिह्नं हृदि स्थितम् ॥ २५ ॥

    trishadaaye yadaa saumyo vyaye vaachaspatirbhavet | sahaje cha bhavet kaavyastadaa chihnan hridi sthitam || 25 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When (yadaa) Mercury (saumyah, "son of Soma [the Moon]") [is] in the 3rd/6th house (trisha-daaye) [and] Jupiter (vaachaspatih, "lord of speech") [is] in the 12th (vyaye); and (cha) when Venus (kaavyah, "the poet") would be (bhavet) in the 3rd house (sahaje) -- then (tadaa) a mark (chihnam) would be situated (sthitam) on the heart (hridi).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जब (यदा) बुध (सौम्यो, "सोम [चन्द्रमा] का पुत्र") तृतीय/षष्ठ भाव में (त्रिषडाये) [और] बृहस्पति (वाचस्पतिः, "वाणी का स्वामी") द्वादश भाव में (व्यये) हो; और (च) जब शुक्र (काव्यः, "कवि") तृतीय भाव में (सहजे) हो (भवेत्) -- तब (तदा) हृदय पर (हृदि) चिह्न (चिह्नं) स्थित (स्थितम्) होगा।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.9, verse 25, continuing the "चिह्नज्ञान" subsection, self-contained within its own two lines. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036), PDF p.102 (printed page 70). Read from the standard 600dpi full-page render and combined zoom crops (scratchpad/bphs-p102-v25-full.png, scratchpad/bphs-p102-v25-l2.png, at 1.3x); the closing verse-number "॥ २५ ॥" and all words are clearly legible with no glyph-level ambiguity. "सौम्यः" ("son of Soma") is read as Mercury, "वाचस्पतिः" ("lord of speech") as Jupiter, and "काव्यः" ("the poet", an epithet of Shukracharya) as Venus, all standard jyotish epithets; "सहजे" ("[house of] the co-born", i.e. siblings) and "त्रिषडाये" (a compound of 3rd and 6th) are the standard terms for the 3rd and 3rd/6th houses respectively. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  26. 9.26 सत्यापित

    Opening a new subsection on knowing whether a child was born during the father's absence: Saturn in the ascendant, Mars in the house called "mada", the Moon not aspecting the ascendant, and the Moon positioned between Mercury and Venus, indicate birth in the father's absence

    संस्कृत

    पिता के परोक्ष में जन्म ज्ञान-- लग्ने मन्दो मदे भौमश्चन्द्रो लग्नं न पश्यति । बुधशुक्रान्तरे चन्द्रः परोक्षे स्याज्जनिः पितुः ॥ २६ ॥

    pitaa ke paroksh men janma jnaan-- lagne mando made bhaumashchandro lagnan na pashyati | budhashukraantare chandrah paroksheh syaajjanih pituh || 26 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [Subsection:] Knowledge of birth in the father's absence -- If Saturn (mandah) [is] in the ascendant (lagne), Mars (bhaumah) [is] in the [house called] mada (made), [and] the Moon (chandrah) does not aspect (na pashyati) the ascendant (lagnam); [and if] the Moon (chandrah) [is] between Mercury and Venus (budha-shukra-antare) -- then (syaat) the child's birth (janih) would be (syaat) in the father's (pituh) absence (parokshe).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [उपशीर्षक:] पिता के परोक्ष में जन्म ज्ञान -- यदि शनि (मन्दो) लग्न में (लग्ने) हो, मंगल (भौमः) "मद" नामक भाव में (मदे) हो, [और] चन्द्रमा (चन्द्रो) लग्न को (लग्नं) न देखता हो (न पश्यति); [और] चन्द्रमा बुध और शुक्र के बीच (बुधशुक्रान्तरे) हो -- तो (स्यात्) सन्तान का जन्म (जनिः) पिता के (पितुः) परोक्ष में (परोक्षे) होगा।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.9, verse 26, opening a new subsection ("पिता के परोक्ष में जन्म ज्ञान", "knowledge of birth in the father's absence") after the "चिह्नज्ञान" subsection's closing commentary block (marked "१४-२५" at the bottom of PDF p.102). Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036), PDF p.103 (printed page 71, confirmed via the visible page-top running title "सूतिकाध्यायः", i.e. the chapter's own title -- "the chapter on childbirth/confinement" -- and page number "७१", scratchpad/bphs-p103-top.png). Read from the standard 600dpi full-page render and zoom crops (scratchpad/bphs-p103-v26.png, scratchpad/bphs-p103-v26l2.png, at 1.3x); the closing verse-number "॥ २६ ॥" and all words are clearly legible with no glyph-level ambiguity. The house-term "मदे" (locative of "mada") recurs here for a third time in this chapter (compare verses 21 and 22), reinforcing that it is an intentional bhava-designation used by this text, though its exact identity among the twelve houses remains unconfirmed absent corroborating commentary -- unlike the immediately preceding commentary block (PDF p.102, marked "१४-२५"), which is Devchandra Jha's Hindi prose and is excluded from transcription per copyright-safety discipline (it also embeds an uncredited quotation from Varahamihira's Brihajjataka, likewise excluded). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  27. 9.27 सत्यापित

    Continuing the father's-absence subsection: the Sun in a movable sign in the 8th or 9th house indicates, without doubt, birth in the father's absence

    संस्कृत

    अष्टमे नवमे वापि चरभे यदि भास्करः । परोक्षे जन्म जातस्य पितुः स्यान्नात्र संशयः ॥ २७ ॥

    ashtame navame vaapi charabhe yadi bhaaskarah | parokshe janma jaatasya pituh syaannaatra sanshayah || 27 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If (yadi) the Sun (bhaaskarah) [is] in a movable sign (chara-bhe) situated in the 8th or the 9th house (ashtame navame vaapi) -- the birth (janma) of the child (jaatasya) would be (syaat) in the father's (pituh) absence (parokshe); there is no doubt (na atra sanshayah) about this.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    यदि (यदि) सूर्य (भास्करः) अष्टम या नवम भाव में (अष्टमे नवमे वापि) चर राशि में (चरभे) हो -- तो सन्तान का (जातस्य) जन्म (जन्म) पिता के (पितुः) परोक्ष में (परोक्षे) होगा (स्यात्); इसमें (अत्र) कोई सन्देह (संशयः) नहीं (न) है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.9, verse 27, continuing the "पिता के परोक्ष में जन्म ज्ञान" subsection begun at verse 26, self-contained within its own two lines. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036), PDF p.103 (printed page 71). Read from the standard 600dpi full-page render and zoom crops (scratchpad/bphs-p103-v27-28b.png, scratchpad/bphs-p103-v27l2-zoom2.png at 4x); the closing verse-number "॥ २७ ॥" and all words are clearly legible. The conjunct in "स्यान्नात्र" (dental n-n, from sandhi of स्यात् + न) closely resembles the visually similar doubled-consonant ligatures seen elsewhere in this chapter (e.g. verse 24's "मन्दाच्चिह्नं"), but resolves unambiguously here as "na atra" ("not here", i.e. "no doubt about this") given the sentence's plain sense. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  28. 9.28 सत्यापित

    Continuing the father's-absence subsection: the Sun visible in a movable sign other than the 10th house, with the Moon not aspecting the ascendant, indicates the father is far away at the child's birth

    संस्कृत

    कर्मभावं विना दृश्ये चरभे यदि भास्करः । लग्नं चन्द्रो न पश्येच्चेद् दूरसंस्थः शिशोः पिता ॥ २८ ॥

    karmabhaavan vinaa drishye charabhe yadi bhaaskarah | lagnan chandro na pashyechched duurasansthah shishoh pitaa || 28 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If (yadi) the Sun (bhaaskarah) [is] visible (drishye) in a movable sign (chara-bhe) other than (vinaa) the 10th house/house of action (karma-bhaavam), [and] if (ched) the Moon (chandrah) does not aspect (na pashyet) the ascendant (lagnam) -- [then] the child's (shishoh) father (pitaa) is far away (duura-sansthah) [at the time of birth].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    यदि (यदि) सूर्य (भास्करः) दशम/कर्म भाव को (कर्मभावं) छोड़कर (विना) किसी अन्य चर राशि में (चरभे) दिखाई दे (दृश्ये), [और] यदि (चेत्) चन्द्रमा (चन्द्रो) लग्न को (लग्नं) न देखे (न पश्येत्) -- तो सन्तान का (शिशोः) पिता (पिता) दूर स्थित (दूरसंस्थः) होगा [जन्म के समय]।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.9, verse 28, closing the "पिता के परोक्ष में जन्म ज्ञान" subsection begun at verse 26, self-contained within its own two lines; immediately followed by a Hindi commentary block (Devchandra Jha, explicitly marked "२६-२८" at its close and quoting Varahamihira by name) which is excluded from transcription per copyright-safety discipline. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036), PDF p.103 (printed page 71). Read from the standard 600dpi full-page render and zoom crops (scratchpad/bphs-p103-v28.png, scratchpad/bphs-p103-v28l2b-left.png, -right.png at 2x); the closing verse-number "॥ २८ ॥" and all words are clearly legible with no glyph-level ambiguity. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  29. 9.29 सत्यापित

    Opening a new subsection on yogas harming the father's well-being: night birth with Saturn joined with Mars in a movable sign indicates the father's death in a foreign land

    संस्कृत

    पितृ-सौख्यहानिकर योग-- रात्रौ जन्म यदा यस्य, भौमयुक्तः शनैश्वरः । चरस्थः परदेशे तु तातस्य निधनं वदेत् ॥ २९ ॥

    pitri-saukhyahaanikar yoga-- raatrau janma yadaa yasya, bhaumayuktah shanaishvarah | charasthah paradeshe tu taatasya nidhanan vadet || 29 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [Subsection:] The yoga harming the father's well-being -- When (yadaa) someone's (yasya) birth (janma) [is] at night (raatrau), [and] Saturn (shanaishvarah) joined with Mars (bhauma-yuktah) is situated in a movable sign (chara-sthah) -- one should declare (vadet) the death (nidhanam) of the father (taatasya) [to occur] in a foreign land (paradeshe tu).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [उपशीर्षक:] पितृ-सौख्यहानिकर योग -- जब (यदा) किसी का (यस्य) जन्म (जन्म) रात्रि में (रात्रौ) हो, [और] शनि (शनैश्वरः) मंगल से युक्त (भौमयुक्तः) चर राशि में स्थित (चरस्थः) हो -- तो पिता (तातस्य) की मृत्यु (निधनं) परदेश में (परदेशे तु) कहनी चाहिए (वदेत्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.9, verse 29, opening a new subsection ("पितृ-सौख्यहानिकर योग", "the yoga causing loss of the father's well-being") after the "पिता के परोक्ष में जन्म ज्ञान" subsection's closing commentary block (marked "२६-२८" at the bottom of the same page). Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036), PDF p.103 (printed page 71). Read from the standard 600dpi full-page render and zoom crops (scratchpad/bphs-p103-v29c.png, -v29d.png, -v29-word2.png at 3x); the subsection heading and all words are clearly legible. Saturn's epithet is printed here as "शनैश्वरः" (shanaishvarah, with a श्व conjunct) rather than the more standard "शनैश्चरः" (shanaishcharah, with श्च) found elsewhere in this text (e.g. Ch.9 v.24's "मन्दः"/"मन्दात्"); transcribed exactly as printed per zero-fabrication discipline, read as Saturn regardless given the unmistakable shared root ("shanaih", "slowly") and verse context. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  30. 9.30 सत्यापित

    Continuing the father's-well-being subsection: a strong malefic lagna-lord in the 8th/12th house, together with the 4th/9th house, afflicts the father with disease

    संस्कृत

    अष्टमे वा व्यये पापा लग्नेशो बलसंयुतः । सुखेऽथ नवमे वापि रोगयुक्तस्तदा पिता ॥ ३० ॥

    ashtame vaa vyaye paapaa lagnesho balasanyutah | sukhe'tha navame vaapi rogayuktastadaa pitaa || 30 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If the lord of the ascendant (lagneshah), being malefic (paapah) and endowed with strength (bala-sanyutah), [is] in the 8th or 12th house (ashtame vaa vyaye); and also (atha) in the 4th or 9th house (sukhe navame vaapi) -- then (tadaa) the father (pitaa) becomes afflicted with disease (roga-yuktah).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    यदि लग्नेश (लग्नेशो) पापी (पापा) होकर बलयुक्त (बलसंयुतः) अष्टम या द्वादश भाव में (अष्टमे वा व्यये) हो; और साथ ही (अथ) चतुर्थ या नवम भाव में (सुखे नवमे वापि) [भी ऐसा योग बने] -- तो (तदा) पिता (पिता) रोगयुक्त (रोगयुक्तः) हो जाएगा।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.9, verse 30, continuing the "पितृ-सौख्यहानिकर योग" subsection begun at verse 29, self-contained within its own two lines. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036), PDF p.103 (printed page 71). Read from the standard 600dpi full-page render and zoom crops (scratchpad/bphs-p103-v30.png, scratchpad/bphs-p103-v30-papa.png, scratchpad/bphs-p103-v30l2word.png at 3x); the closing verse-number "॥ ३० ॥" and most words are clearly legible. Line 1's third word is printed as "पापा" (ending in the long vowel आ) rather than the grammatically expected "पापो" (nominative masculine, agreeing with "लग्नेशो"); transcribed exactly as printed per zero-fabrication discipline, translated as "malefic" per the plainly intended sense despite this residual case-ending ambiguity, which may be a print/scan artifact (the ो and ा vowel signs can look similar at this resolution) rather than a genuine textual variant. "सुखे" ("[house of] happiness") is the standard term for the 4th house. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  31. 9.31 सत्यापित

    Continuing the father's-well-being subsection: Saturn and Mars aspecting a strong Sun in the ascendant afflicts the father with disease at birth

    संस्कृत

    लग्नस्थं सवलं सूर्यं शनिभौमौ प्रपश्यतः । जन्मकाले तदा तस्य रोगयुक्तः पिता भवेत् ॥ ३१ ॥

    lagnasthan savalan suuryan shanibhaumau prapashyatah | janmakaale tadaa tasya rogayuktah pitaa bhavet || 31 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If Saturn and Mars (shani-bhaumau), the two, aspect (prapashyatah) the strong Sun (sa-balam suryam) situated in the ascendant (lagna-stham) -- at the time of birth (janma-kaale), then (tadaa) his (tasya) father (pitaa) would become (bhavet) afflicted with disease (roga-yuktah).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    यदि शनि और मंगल (शनिभौमौ), दोनों, लग्न में स्थित (लग्नस्थं) बलवान सूर्य (सवलं सूर्यं) को देखते हों (प्रपश्यतः) -- तो जन्म के समय (जन्मकाले) उसके (तस्य) पिता (पिता) रोगयुक्त (रोगयुक्तः) हो जाएंगे (भवेत्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.9, verse 31, continuing the "पितृ-सौख्यहानिकर योग" subsection begun at verse 29, self-contained within its own two lines. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036), PDF p.103 (printed page 71). Read from the standard 600dpi full-page render and zoom crops (scratchpad/bphs-p103-v31.png, scratchpad/bphs-p103-v31l2-left.png, -right.png at 2x); the closing verse-number "॥ ३१ ॥" and all words are clearly legible with no glyph-level ambiguity. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  32. 9.32 सत्यापित

    Closing the father's-well-being subsection: Saturn, Mars, the Sun and other planets in the 4th/10th house, devoid of an auspicious connection, deny happiness from the father

    संस्कृत

    चतुर्थे दशमे वापि शनिभौमार्कखेचराः । शुभसम्बन्धहीनाश्चेत्तदा पितृसुखं नहि ॥ ३२ ॥ इति सविमर्शे-सुधाव्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे सूतिकाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ ९ ॥

    chaturthe dashame vaapi shanibhaumaarkakhecharaah | shubhasambandhahiinaashchettadaa pitrisukhan nahi || 32 || iti savimarshe-sudhaavyaakhyopete brihatpaaraasharahoraashaastre suutikaadhyaayah samaaptah || 9 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If Saturn, Mars, the Sun and [other] planets (shani-bhauma-arka-khecharaah, "sky-movers") [are] in the 4th or 10th house (chaturthe dashame vaapi), devoid of an auspicious connection (shubha-sambandha-hiinaah) -- then (tadaa) there is no happiness from the father (pitri-sukham nahi). [Colophon:] Thus, in the Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra accompanied by the Sudha commentary-with-discussion (savimarshe-sudhaa-vyaakhya), the Sutika chapter (sutikaadhyaayah) is concluded (samaaptah). Chapter 9.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    यदि शनि, मंगल, सूर्य और [अन्य] ग्रह (शनिभौमार्कखेचराः) चतुर्थ या दशम भाव में (चतुर्थे दशमे वापि) हों, [और] शुभ सम्बन्ध से रहित (शुभसम्बन्धहीनाः) हों -- तो (तदा) पिता से सुख (पितृसुखं) नहीं (नहि) मिलता। [समाप्ति-सूचना:] इस प्रकार सविमर्श सुधा-व्याख्या सहित बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्र में सूतिकाध्याय (सूतिकाध्यायः) समाप्त (समाप्तः) होता है। अध्याय ९।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.9, verse 32, closing the "पितृ-सौख्यहानिकर योग" subsection begun at verse 29, self-contained within its own two lines; followed by a Hindi commentary block (Devchandra Jha) paraphrasing verses 29-32, excluded from transcription per copyright-safety discipline. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036), PDF p.103 (printed page 71). Read from the standard 600dpi full-page render and zoom crops (scratchpad/bphs-p103-v32.png, scratchpad/bphs-p103-v32l2-left.png, -right.png at 2x); the closing verse-number "॥ ३२ ॥" and all words are clearly legible with no glyph-level ambiguity. "खेचराः" ("sky-movers") is the standard generic term for planets. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review. Chapter 9's closing colophon ("इति सविमर्शे-सुधाव्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे सूतिकाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ ९ ॥") is appended to this verse per the same convention used for chapter-opening titles (cf. verse 9.1's prefixed "अथ सूतिकाध्यायः ॥ ९ ॥"); read from PDF p.104 (printed page 72), scratchpad/bphs-p104-colophon2.png and -colophon3-mid.png, confirming the immediately preceding commentary line's closing marker "॥२९-३२॥" (verses 29-32) and the colophon naming this chapter "सूतिकाध्यायः" ("Sutika-adhyaya", the chapter on childbirth/postnatal matters) and the editor's commentary title "सविमर्श-सुधा-व्याख्या" ("Sudha commentary, with discussion"). This confirms Chapter 9 is complete at 32 verses.

10 Arishtavivechana -- the examination of arishta (early affliction) (45)

  1. 10.1 सत्यापित

    Opening Chapter 10 (discerning danger to infant life): Maitreya is told to first examine, from the birth-ascendant, danger to life and its cancellation, then declare results arising from the 1st house and other houses

    संस्कृत

    अथाऽरिष्टविवेचनाध्यायः ॥ १० ॥ पराशर उवाच-- मैत्रेयादौ जनुर्लग्नाद्रिष्टं तद्भङ्गमेव च । विचार्य तदनु ब्रूयात् फलं तन्वादिभावजम् ॥ १ ॥

    athaa'rishtavivechanaadhyaayah || 10 || paraashara uvaacha-- maitreyaadau janurlagnaadrishtan tadbhangameva cha | vichaarya tadanu bruuyaat phalan tanvaadibhaavajam || 1 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [Chapter 10: The chapter discerning danger to life.] Parashara said -- O Maitreya (maitreya), first (aadau), from the birth-ascendant (janu-lagnaat), one should examine (vichaarya) danger to life (rishtam) and its cancellation (tad-bhangam eva cha); after that (tadanu), one should declare (bruuyaat) the results (phalam) arising from the 1st house and other houses (tanva-aadi-bhaava-jam).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [अध्याय १०: अरिष्ट-विवेचन अध्याय।] पराशर ने कहा -- हे मैत्रेय (मैत्रेय), पहले (आदौ), जन्म-लग्न से (जनुर्लग्नात्) आयु को हानि (रिष्टं) और उसके भंग (तद्भङ्गम्) का विचार करना चाहिए (विचार्य); उसके बाद (तदनु), तनु आदि भावों से उत्पन्न (तन्वादिभावजम्) फल (फलं) कहना चाहिए (ब्रूयात्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Chapter 10 opening: title "अथाऽरिष्टविवेचनाध्यायः ॥ १० ॥" ("the chapter discerning danger [to life]"), invocation "पराशर उवाच--", and verse 1, prefixed per the established chapter-opening convention (cf. verse 9.1). Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036), PDF p.104 (printed page 72). Read from the standard 600dpi full-page render, a 4x-downsampled overview, and zoom crops (scratchpad/bphs-p104-ch10title.png, -ch10title-zoom.png confirming the avagraha in "अथाऽरिष्ट", scratchpad/bphs-p104-v1.png). The fourth word was initially misread from the overview as "तद्भावादिभावजम्" but on zoom clearly reads "तन्वादिभावजम्"; this is independently corroborated by the immediately following (untranscribed) Hindi commentary paragraph by editor Devchandra Jha, which paraphrases the verse using the identical term "तन्वादि भावों" (excluded from transcription per copyright-safety discipline; read only as corroborating context). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  2. 10.2 सत्यापित

    Continuing Chapter 10: for as long as 24 years from birth, the danger of infant/childhood death persists, and one should not [yet] calculate the allotment of longevity

    संस्कृत

    चतुर्विंशतिवर्षाणि यावद् गच्छति जन्मतः । जन्मारिष्टं तु तावत् स्यादायुर्दायं न चिन्तयेत् ॥ २ ॥

    chaturvinshativarshaani yaavad gacchati janmatah | janmaarishtan tu taavat syaadaayurdaayan na chintayet || 2 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    For as long as (yaavat) twenty-four years (chatur-vinshati-varshaani) pass (gacchati) from birth (janmatah), for that long (taavat) there is (syaat) danger to the newborn's life (janma-arishtam); [therefore] one should not [yet] calculate (na chintayet) the allotment of longevity (aayuh-daayam).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जब तक (यावत्) जन्म से (जन्मतः) चौबीस वर्ष (चतुर्विंशतिवर्षाणि) बीतते हैं (गच्छति), तब तक (तावत्) बाल्यावस्था में मृत्यु का भय (जन्मारिष्टं) रहता है (स्यात्); [अतः] आयु के दाय (आयुर्दायं) का विचार (चिन्तयेत्) [अभी] नहीं करना चाहिए (न)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.10, verse 2, continuing directly after verse 1's method-statement. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036), PDF p.104 (printed page 72). Line 1 read from scratchpad/bphs-p104-v2b.png (clearly legible, no ambiguity). Line 2 read from scratchpad/bphs-p104-v2l2-left.png/-right.png and cross-checked with a dedicated zoom crop (scratchpad/bphs-p104-v2-word.png, 3x) targeting its third word: an initial reading suggested "आयुर्दैर्यं" ("length of life", from aayus+dairghya), but the confirming zoom crop shows no ऐ-matra on the relevant syllable, instead showing आ + या -- read as "आयुर्दायं" ("the allotment/portion of longevity", aayus+daaya), which is also the more standard compound in this jyotish context (cf. the technical term "aayurdaaya" for longevity calculation) and fits the verse's sense (postponing the longevity calculation until after the risk of childhood/infant death, "bala-arishta", has passed) -- corroborated by the adjacent (untranscribed) Hindi commentary's use of the term "बालारिष्ट" for this same span. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  3. 10.3 सत्यापित

    Opening the 'arishta-yoga' subsection: the Moon in the 6th/8th/12th house aspected by malefics causes immediate infant death; if aspected by benefics, danger lasts only up to eight years

    संस्कृत

    अरिष्टयोग-- षष्ठाष्टरिष्फगश्चन्द्रो ग्रहैः क्रूरैश्च वीक्षितः । जातस्य मृत्युदः सद्यस्त्वष्टवर्षैः शुभेक्षितः ॥ ३ ॥

    arishtayoga-- shashthaashtarishphagashchandro grahaih kruraishcha viikshitah | jaatasya mrityudah sadyastvashtavarshaih shubhekshitah || 3 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [Subsection:] The yoga of danger [to infant life] -- If the Moon (chandrah), situated in the 6th, 8th, or 12th house (shashtha-ashta-rishpha-gah), is aspected by malefic planets (grahaih kruraih cha viikshitah), it causes immediate death (sadyah mrityudah) to the newborn (jaatasya); [but] if aspected by benefics (shubha-iikshitah), [the danger extends only] up to eight years (ashta-varshaih).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [उपशीर्षक:] अरिष्ट योग -- यदि चन्द्रमा (चन्द्रः) छठे, आठवें या बारहवें भाव में स्थित होकर (षष्ठाष्टरिष्फगः) पाप ग्रहों द्वारा देखा जाए (ग्रहैः क्रूरैश्च वीक्षितः), तो नवजात शिशु की (जातस्य) तुरंत मृत्यु (सद्यः मृत्युदः) होती है; [परन्तु] यदि शुभ ग्रहों द्वारा देखा जाए (शुभेक्षितः), तो [यह भय] आठ वर्षों तक (अष्टवर्षैः) [ही] रहता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.10, verse 3, opening a new subsection headed "अरिष्टयोग--" ("the yoga of danger [to life]"), immediately after verse 2. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036), PDF p.104 (printed page 72). Read from a 4x-downsampled full-page overview (scratchpad/bphs-p104-overview2.png) and confirming zoom crops (scratchpad/bphs-p104-v36-top.png, -v3-line1-left.png, -right.png at 2x). Line 1 is printed at the page's right edge where the scan shows slight warping/distortion; three words show minor print ambiguity plausibly resolving to standard forms: "चन्द्रा" (as printed) is read as "चन्द्रो" (chandrah + grahaih sandhi, cf. the recurring ो/ा ambiguity noted at verse 9.30's "पापा"/"पापो"); "क्रूरश्च" (as it appears) is read as "क्रूरैश्च" (instrumental plural, grammatically required); and "वाक्षितः" is read as "वीक्षितः" ("aspected", the standard term used throughout this text, e.g. verse 9.31's "प्रपश्यतः"/similar). None of these affect the verse's plain sense. "रिष्फ" is the standard term for the 12th house (cf. verse 9.30's "व्यय" for the same house). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  4. 10.4 सत्यापित

    Continuing the arishta-yoga subsection: retrograde benefics aspected by malefics cause death like the Moon, within a month, if the ascendant lacks a benefic

    संस्कृत

    शाशिवन्मृत्युदाः सौम्याश्चेद् वक्राः क्रूरवीक्षिताः । शिशोर्जातस्य मासेन लग्ने सौम्यविवर्जिते ॥ ४ ॥

    shaashivanmrityudaah saumyaashcheda vakraah kruuraviikshitaah | shishorjaatasya maasena lagne saumyavivarjite || 4 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Benefic planets (saumyaah), if (chet) retrograde (vakraah) and aspected by malefics (kruura-viikshitaah), cause death (mrityudaah) just as the Moon [does] (shaashivat) -- for a newborn child (shishoh jaatasya), within a month (maasena), if the ascendant (lagne) is devoid of a benefic['s occupation or aspect] (saumya-vivarjite).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    यदि (चेत्) शुभ ग्रह (सौम्याः) वक्री (वक्राः) होकर पाप ग्रहों द्वारा देखे जाएं (क्रूरवीक्षिताः), तो वे चन्द्रमा के समान (शाशिवत्) मृत्युदायक (मृत्युदाः) होते हैं -- नवजात शिशु के लिए (शिशोः जातस्य), एक मास के भीतर (मासेन), यदि लग्न शुभ ग्रह से रहित (सौम्यविवर्जिते) हो।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.10, verse 4, continuing the "अरिष्टयोग" subsection. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036), PDF p.104 (printed page 72). Read from scratchpad/bphs-p104-overview2.png and scratchpad/bphs-p104-v36-top.png (2x), both clearly legible with no significant ambiguity. The opening word is printed "शाशिवन्" (with a long-vowel आ after श) rather than the more standard "शशिवत्" ("like the Moon", from verse 3's चन्द्रः); transcribed exactly as printed per zero-fabrication discipline -- likely a print/sandhi-spelling variant rather than a different word, given the unmistakable शशि/शाशि root and the verse's explicit comparison to the Moon's effect described in verse 3. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  5. 10.5 सत्यापित

    Continuing the arishta-yoga subsection: Sun, Arka, Moon and Mars situated in the 'dhi' house at birth bring quick death to the mother and brother

    संस्कृत

    यस्य जन्मनि धीस्थाः स्युः सूर्यार्कीन्दुकुजाभिधाः । तस्य त्वाशु जनित्री च भ्राता निधनमाप्नुयात् ॥ ५ ॥

    yasya janmani dhiisthaah syuh suuryaarkiindukujaabhidhaah | tasya tvaashu janitrii cha bhraataa nidhanamaapnuyaat || 5 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In whose (yasya) birth [chart] (janmani), [the planets] named (abhidhaah) Surya, Arka, Indu and Kuja [i.e. the Sun, (Arka=Sun), the Moon, and Mars] are situated in the 'dhi' house (dhii-sthaah syuh) -- his (tasya) mother (janitrii) and brother (bhraataa) would quickly (aashu) meet death (nidhanam aapnuyaat).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जिसकी (यस्य) जन्म-कुण्डली में (जन्मनि) सूर्य, अर्क, इन्दु और कुज नामक ग्रह (सूर्यार्कीन्दुकुजाभिधाः) 'धी' भाव में स्थित हों (धीस्थाः स्युः) -- उसकी (तस्य) माता (जननी) और भाई (भ्राता) शीघ्र ही (आशु) मृत्यु को प्राप्त होते हैं (निधनमाप्नुयात्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.10, verse 5, continuing the "अरिष्टयोग" subsection. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036), PDF p.104 (printed page 72). Read from scratchpad/bphs-p104-overview2.png and confirming zoom crops (scratchpad/bphs-p104-v5l1-left.png, -right.png at 2x). Two genuine ambiguities are disclosed rather than silently resolved: (1) the house-term "धीस्थाः" ("situated in the 'dhi' [house]") does not match any of this text's other attested bhava-synonyms seen so far (सुख/तनु/रिष्फ/व्यय etc.); its identity (which house "धी" denotes) is uncertain -- transcribed exactly as printed. (2) "सूर्यार्कीन्दुकुजाभिधाः" literally names four items ("Surya, Arka, Indu, Kuja"), but "सूर्य" and "अर्क" are both standard synonyms for the Sun, making this either a poetic double-epithet for the Sun (for meter) or a possible print/reading variant obscuring a fourth distinct planet-name; translated literally without forcing a resolution. Zoom on the first word also shows "जन्मान" rather than the grammatically expected locative "जन्मनि"; read as जन्मनि per the clearer overview-resolution reading and standard grammar. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review, translation of this verse carries higher-than-usual uncertainty given the disclosed ambiguities.

  6. 10.6 सत्यापित

    Closing the arishta-yoga subsection: Mars in the ascendant aspected/joined by malefics and unaspected by benefics causes death; likewise in the 8th house if joined with Saturn or the Sun

    संस्कृत

    पापेक्षितो युतो भौमो लग्नगो न शुभेक्षितः । मृत्युदस्त्वष्टमस्थोऽपि सौरिणाऽर्केण वाऽन्वितः ॥ ६ ॥

    paapekshito yuto bhaumo lagnago na shubhekshitah | mrityudastvashtamasthopi saurinaarkena vaanvitah || 6 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If Mars (bhaumah), aspected by a malefic (paapa-iikshitah) [or] joined with [one] (yutah), is in the ascendant (lagna-gah) [and] not aspected by a benefic (na shubha-iikshitah) -- it causes death (mrityudah); even if [Mars is instead] situated in the 8th house (ashtama-sthah api), [it causes death] if joined with (anvitah) Saturn or (vaa) the Sun (saurinaa arkena).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    यदि मंगल (भौमः) पाप ग्रह से देखा जाए (पापेक्षितः) [या] युक्त हो (युतः), लग्न में स्थित हो (लग्नगो), [और] शुभ ग्रह से न देखा जाए (न शुभेक्षितः) -- तो वह मृत्युदायक (मृत्युदः) होता है; यदि [मंगल] अष्टम भाव में स्थित हो (अष्टमस्थोऽपि) तो भी, शनि या (वा) सूर्य से युक्त होने पर (सौरिणाऽर्केण वाऽन्वितः) [मृत्युदायक होता है]।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.10, verse 6, closing the "अरिष्टयोग" subsection begun at verse 3; followed by a Hindi commentary block (Devchandra Jha) paraphrasing verses 3-6 (beginning "छठे, आठवें या बारहवें..."), excluded from transcription per copyright-safety discipline though read silently to corroborate technical terms (e.g. it uses "त्रिक" for the 6th/8th/12th houses and confirms Saturn/Mars/Sun affliction themes). Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036), PDF p.104 (printed page 72). Read from scratchpad/bphs-p104-overview2.png and scratchpad/bphs-p104-v36-bot.png (2x); both lines and the closing verse-number "॥ ६ ॥" are clearly legible with no significant glyph-level ambiguity. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  7. 10.7 सत्यापित

    If Rahu joins the Moon or Sun at an eclipse, and the ascendant is aspected by Saturn/Mars, the child lives only a fortnight

    संस्कृत

    चन्द्र-सूर्यग्रहे राहुश्चन्द्र-सूर्ययुतो यदि । सौरिभौमेक्षितं लग्नं पक्षमेकं स जीवति ॥ ७ ॥

    chandra-suuryagrahe raahushchandra-suuryayuto yadi | sauribhaumekshitan lagnan pakshamekan sa jeevati || 7 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If (yadi), at a lunar or solar eclipse (chandra-surya-grahe), Rahu (raahuh) is joined with the Moon or Sun (chandra-surya-yutah), [and] the ascendant (lagnam) is aspected by Saturn and Mars (sauri-bhauma-ikshitam), he [the child] lives (sa jeevati) [only] for one fortnight (paksham ekam).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    यदि चन्द्र या सूर्य ग्रहण के समय (चन्द्र-सूर्यग्रहे) राहु (राहुः) चन्द्र या सूर्य से युक्त हो (चन्द्र-सूर्ययुतः), [और] लग्न (लग्नं) शनि-मंगल से दृष्ट हो (सौरिभौमेक्षितं), तो वह [शिशु] (स) केवल एक पक्ष (पक्षमेकं) तक जीवित रहता है (जीवति)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.10, verse 7, opening a new page (PDF p.105, printed page 73, running header "अरिष्टविवेचनाध्यायः"). Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha). Read from the 600dpi full render and a 4x-downsampled overview (scratchpad/bphs-p105-overview.png), which is clearly legible with no glyph-level ambiguity for this verse. Continues directly after a Hindi commentary block (paraphrasing verses 3-6, closing marker "॥ ३-६ ॥" visible at the top of the page) that is excluded from transcription per copyright-safety discipline. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  8. 10.8 सत्यापित

    Saturn in the 10th, the Moon in the 6th, Mars in the 7th: the child dies together with the mother

    संस्कृत

    कर्मस्थाने स्थितः सौरिः शत्रुस्थाने कलानिधिः । क्षितिजः सप्तमे मात्रा सार्धं तु म्रियते शिशुः ॥ ८ ॥

    karmasthaane sthitah sauriah shatrusthaane kalaanidhih | kshitijah saptame maatraa saardhan tu mriyate shishuh || 8 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [If] Saturn (sauriah) is situated (sthitah) in the 10th house (karma-sthaane), the Moon ('treasury of digits', kalaa-nidhih) in the 6th house/enemy's-place (shatru-sthaane), [and] Mars ('born of the earth', kshitijah) in the 7th (saptame) -- the child (shishuh) dies (mriyate) together with (saardham) the mother (maatraa).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [यदि] शनि (सौरिः) दशम भाव में (कर्मस्थाने) स्थित हो, चन्द्रमा (कलानिधिः, "कलाओं का भण्डार") शत्रु-स्थान अर्थात् षष्ठ भाव में (शत्रुस्थाने) हो, और मंगल (क्षितिजः, "पृथ्वी-पुत्र") सप्तम भाव में (सप्तमे) हो -- तो शिशु (शिशुः) माता के साथ (मात्रा सार्धं) मृत्यु को प्राप्त होता है (म्रियते)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.10, verse 8. PDF p.105 (printed page 73). Read from scratchpad/bphs-p105-overview.png and a dedicated targeted zoom (scratchpad/bphs-p105-v8-word2.png, high magnification) on the verse's fourth word. The zoom shows an ambiguous conjunct that could be read as "त्रियते" or "म्रियते"; "त्रियते" is not a valid Sanskrit word, while "म्रियते" ("dies", from the root mrī) both is grammatically valid and fits the verse's death-prediction context (paired with "मात्रा सार्धं", "together with the mother") -- so "म्रियते" is adopted, with this print-quality ambiguity disclosed per the zero-fabrication/disclosure discipline. "कलानिधिः" (Moon) and "क्षितिजः" (Mars) are standard poetic epithets/synonyms for these planets in this text. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  9. 10.9 सत्यापित

    Saturn in the ascendant, the Moon in the 8th, Jupiter in the 3rd: the child goes to Yama's abode

    संस्कृत

    लग्ने भास्करपुत्रश्च निधने चन्द्रमा यदि । तृतीयस्थो यदा जीवः स याति यममन्दिरम् ॥ ९ ॥

    lagne bhaaskaraputrashcha nidhane chandramaa yadi | tritiiyastho yadaa jeevah sa yaati yamamandiram || 9 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If (yadi) Saturn ('son of the Sun', bhaaskara-putrah) [is] in the ascendant (lagne), and the Moon (chandramaa) in the 8th house/house-of-death (nidhane), [and] when (yadaa) Jupiter (jeevah) is situated in the 3rd (triteeya-sthah), he [the child] (sah) goes (yaati) to Yama's abode (yama-mandiram), [i.e. dies].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    यदि लग्न में (लग्ने) शनि (भास्करपुत्रः, "सूर्य-पुत्र") हो, और अष्टम/निधन-स्थान में (निधने) चन्द्रमा (चन्द्रमा) हो, तथा जब तृतीय भाव में (तृतीयस्थः) गुरु (जीवः) हो, तो वह [शिशु] (स) यम के धाम (यममन्दिरम्) को प्राप्त होता है (याति), अर्थात् मृत्यु को प्राप्त होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.10, verse 9. PDF p.105 (printed page 73). Read from scratchpad/bphs-p105-overview.png, clearly legible with no glyph-level ambiguity. "भास्करपुत्रः" ("son of the Sun") is the standard epithet for Saturn; "जीवः" ("the living one") is a standard epithet for Jupiter; "यममन्दिरम्" ("Yama's abode") is a standard poetic euphemism for death. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  10. 10.10 सत्यापित

    The Sun in the [hora of the] 9th, Saturn in the 7th, Jupiter and Venus in the 11th: the child lives one month

    संस्कृत

    होरायां नवमे सूर्यः सप्तमस्थः शनैश्वरः । एकादशे गुरुः शुक्रो मासमेकं स जीवति ॥ १० ॥

    horaayaan navame suuryah saptamasthah shanaishvarah | ekaadashe guruh shukro maasamekan sa jeevati || 10 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [If] the Sun (suryah) [is placed] in the hora of the 9th [house] (horaayaam navame -- exact technical sense uncertain), Saturn (shanaishvarah) [is] situated in the 7th (saptama-sthah), [and] Jupiter and Venus (guruh shukrah) [are] in the 11th (ekaadashe), he [the child] lives (sa jeevati) [only] one month (maasam ekam).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [यदि] सूर्य (सूर्यः) नवम भाव की होरा में (होरायां नवमे -- ठीक तकनीकी अर्थ अनिश्चित) हो, शनि (शनैश्वरः) सप्तम भाव में स्थित हो (सप्तमस्थः), और एकादश भाव में (एकादशे) गुरु-शुक्र (गुरुः शुक्रः) हों, तो वह [शिशु] (स) केवल एक मास (मासमेकं) तक जीवित रहता है (जीवति)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.10, verse 10. PDF p.105 (printed page 73). Read from scratchpad/bphs-p105-overview.png and cross-checked with scratchpad/bphs-p105-v11b.png (a targeted zoom covering this verse's tail and verse 11's start). The compound "होरायां नवमे" is unusual -- it may denote a specific divisional/positional technical sense (the "hora" half of the 9th sign/house) rather than two separate placements; this residual technical-term uncertainty is disclosed rather than forced to a confident resolution, per the established pattern (cf. verse 5's "धीस्थाः"). The non-standard spelling "शनैश्वरः" (श्व instead of the more common श्च) is confirmed here as a recurring edition-wide convention, having first appeared at verse 9.29 and again at verse 10.10. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  11. 10.11 सत्यापित

    All planets in the 12th house are inauspicious for the child, especially Sun, Venus, Moon and Rahu

    संस्कृत

    व्यये सर्वे ग्रहा नेष्टाः सूर्य-शुक्रेन्दु-राहवः । विशेषतो नाशकर्तारो दृष्ट्या वा भङ्गकारिणः ॥ ११ ॥

    vyaye sarve grahaa neshtaah suurya-shukrendu-raahavah | visheshato naashakartaaro drishtyaa vaa bhangakaarinah || 11 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    All the planets (sarve grahaah) in the 12th house (vyaye) are inauspicious (neshtaah) [for the child] -- the Sun, Venus, the Moon and Rahu (surya-shukra-indu-raahavah) especially (visheshatah) [being] destruction-causers (naashakartaarah), or by [their] aspect (drishtyaa vaa) cancellation-causers (bhangakaarinah) [of the yogas described above].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    द्वादश भाव में (व्यये) सभी ग्रह (सर्वे ग्रहाः) अशुभ होते हैं (नेष्टाः) [शिशु के लिये] -- सूर्य, शुक्र, चन्द्र और राहु (सूर्य-शुक्रेन्दु-राहवः) विशेष रूप से (विशेषतः) नाश करने वाले होते हैं (नाशकर्तारः), अथवा दृष्टि से (दृष्ट्या वा) [उपर्युक्त योगों के] भङ्ग करने वाले होते हैं (भङ्गकारिणः)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.10, verse 11. PDF p.105 (printed page 73). Line 1 read from scratchpad/bphs-p105-overview.png and confirmed via scratchpad/bphs-p105-v11b.png/-left.png/-right.png; two targeted word-level zooms (scratchpad/bphs-p105-v11-word.png, blank due to a coordinate error, and -v11-word2.png, partial/inconclusive) were attempted on the compound "शुक्रेन्दु"/"शुक्रेन्द्र" without full resolution, but the clearer overview render shows "शुक्रेन्दु" (Venus+Moon), which is adopted as it is contextually sound for a list of planets (Sun, Venus, Moon, Rahu) -- "शुक्रेन्द्र" (with Indra, not a planet) does not fit. Line 2's compound "विशेषतो नाशकर्तारो" is read with residual uncertainty from the page's print compression; an alternative literal-looking rendering could suggest "विशेषान्ताशकर्तारो", which does not parse as valid Sanskrit, so the grammatically sound "विशेषतो नाशकर्तारो" is adopted, disclosed here per the zero-fabrication/disclosure discipline. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  12. 10.12 सत्यापित

    The malefic-joined Moon in an unfavorable position in the ascendant, unaspected by benefics, is a death-giver to the child

    संस्कृत

    पापान्वितः शशी धर्ष-घ्न-लग्नगतो यदि । शुभैर्ने चेदीक्षितयुतस्तदा मृत्युप्रदः शिशोः ॥ १२ ॥

    paapaanvitah shashii dharsha-ghna-lagnagato yadi | shubhairne chedeekshitayutastadaa mrityupradah shishoh || 12 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If (yadi) the Moon (shashii), joined with malefics (paapa-anvitah), is situated in the ascendant in a "dharsha-ghna" [position -- term uncertain] (dharsha-ghna-lagnagatah), [and] if it is not aspected by or joined with benefics (shubhaih na cha eekshita-yutah), then (tadaa) it is a giver of death (mrityu-pradah) to the child (shishoh).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    यदि लग्न में (लग्नगतः) पापयुक्त चन्द्रमा (पापान्वितः शशी) "धर्ष-घ्न" [स्थिति -- शब्द का ठीक अर्थ अनिश्चित] (धर्ष-घ्न-लग्नगतः) में हो, और यदि वह शुभ ग्रहों से दृष्ट अथवा युक्त न हो (शुभैर्ने चेदीक्षितयुतः), तो (तदा) वह शिशु (शिशोः) के लिये मृत्युदायक होता है (मृत्युप्रदः)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.10, verse 12. PDF p.105 (printed page 73). Confirmed via scratchpad/bphs-p105-v12-15b.png ("-top.png"), clearly legible for every syllable, but the compound "धर्ष-घ्न" is not a jyotish term I can confidently identify or parse (possibly related to a specific affliction-yoga name); this residual semantic uncertainty is disclosed rather than resolved, per the established disclosure discipline (cf. verse 5's "धीस्थाः"). This verse immediately follows the Hindi commentary block (Devchandra Jha) explicitly marked "॥ ७-११ ॥" (paraphrasing verses 7-11), which is excluded from transcription per copyright-safety discipline but corroborates the verse-numbering of the preceding Sanskrit. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  13. 10.13 सत्यापित

    Twilight, the Moon's hora, or a gandanta junction-point are death-times; the malefic-joined Moon in the angles causes destruction

    संस्कृत

    सन्ध्यायां चन्द्रहोरायां गण्डान्ते निधनाय वै । प्रत्येकं चन्द्रपापैश्च केन्द्रगैः स्याद् विनाशनम् ॥ १३ ॥

    sandhyaayaan chandrahoraayaan gandaante nidhanaaya vai | pratyekan chandrapaapaishcha kendragaih syaad vinaashanam || 13 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    At twilight (sandhyaayaam), in the Moon's hora (chandra-horaayaam), [or] at a gandanta [time-junction point] (gandaante) -- [these are] indeed (vai) for death (nidhanaaya). Each [of these] (pratyekam), when the Moon [is] with malefics (chandra-paapaih cha) situated in the angular houses (kendragaih), causes (syaat) destruction (vinaashanam).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    सन्ध्या के समय (सन्ध्यायां), चन्द्रमा की होरा में (चन्द्रहोरायां), अथवा गण्डान्त पर (गण्डान्ते) -- ये निश्चय ही (वै) मृत्यु के लिये होते हैं (निधनाय)। इनमें से प्रत्येक (प्रत्येकं), जब चन्द्रमा पाप ग्रहों सहित (चन्द्रपापैश्च) केन्द्र भावों में स्थित हो (केन्द्रगैः), विनाश उत्पन्न करता है (स्याद् विनाशनम्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.10, verse 13. PDF p.105 (printed page 73). Confirmed via scratchpad/bphs-p105-v12-15b.png ("-bot.png") and scratchpad/bphs-p105-v13-15.png ("-top.png"), clearly legible with no glyph-level ambiguity. "गण्डान्त" ("gandanta", the junction-points of time considered highly inauspicious, e.g. between water and fire signs) is independently confirmed here as a genuine, well-known jyotish technical term, corroborating that the surrounding text is being read correctly. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  14. 10.14 सत्यापित

    Definition of evening and morning twilight: three nadikas from/before half the solar disc's setting/rising

    संस्कृत

    रवेस्तु मण्डलार्धास्तात् सायं सन्ध्या त्रिनाडिका । तथैवार्धोदयात्पूर्वं प्रातः सन्ध्या त्रिनाडिका ॥ १४ ॥

    ravestu mandalaardhaastaat saayan sandhyaa trinaadikaa | tathaivaardhodayaatpuurvan praatah sandhyaa trinaadikaa || 14 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    From half the Sun's disc having set (raveh tu mandala-ardha-astaat), the evening twilight (saayam sandhyaa) [lasts] three nadikas (trinaadikaa). Likewise (tathaiva), before half [the disc's] rising (ardha-udayaat puurvam), the morning twilight (praatah sandhyaa) [lasts] three nadikas (trinaadikaa).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    सूर्य के मण्डल का आधा भाग अस्त होने से (रवेस्तु मण्डलार्धास्तात्) सायं सन्ध्या (सायं सन्ध्या) तीन नाडिका (त्रिनाडिका) तक होती है। इसी प्रकार (तथैव), आधा उदय होने से पूर्व (अर्धोदयात्पूर्वं) प्रातः सन्ध्या (प्रातः सन्ध्या) तीन नाडिका (त्रिनाडिका) तक होती है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.10, verse 14, defining the technical duration of morning/evening twilight (sandhya) used in verse 13. PDF p.105 (printed page 73). Line 1 confirmed via scratchpad/bphs-p105-v13-15.png ("-bot.png") and scratchpad/bphs-p105-v14-15.png ("-top.png"); line 2 confirmed via scratchpad/bphs-p105-v14l2-v15-top.png and -bot.png (both split from a targeted crop of the page region y=3900-4300). All words clearly legible with no glyph-level ambiguity. "त्रिनाडिका" ("three nadikas", approx. 72 minutes) is a standard jyotish time-unit term. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  15. 10.15 सत्यापित

    If the ascendant falls among malefics/benefics at the first or second half of the zodiac's junction points, death is certain -- no further deliberation needed

    संस्कृत

    चक्र-पूर्वापरार्धेषु क्रूर-सौम्येषु कीटभे । लग्नगे निधनं याति नात्र कार्या विचारणा ॥ १५ ॥

    chakra-puurvaaparaardheshu kroora-saumyeshu kiitabhe | lagnage nidhanan yaati naatra kaaryaa vichaaranaa || 15 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In the first and second halves of the zodiac-circle (chakra-puurva-apara-ardheshu), among malefics and benefics (kroora-saumyeshu), [at a specific point whose reading is uncertain, tentatively "kiitabhe"] -- if [the Moon/relevant significator] is situated in the ascendant (lagnage), [the child] goes to death (nidhanam yaati); here (atra) there is no need for [further] deliberation (na kaaryaa vichaaranaa), [i.e., the result is certain].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    चक्र के पूर्वार्ध और अपरार्ध में (चक्र-पूर्वापरार्धेषु), पाप और शुभ ग्रहों के मध्य (क्रूर-सौम्येषु), [एक अनिश्चित पद पर, सम्भवतः "कीटभे"] -- यदि [चन्द्रमा/सम्बन्धित ग्रह] लग्न में स्थित हो (लग्नगे), तो [शिशु] मृत्यु को प्राप्त होता है (निधनं याति); यहाँ (अत्र) और विचार करने की आवश्यकता नहीं है (न कार्या विचारणा)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.10, verse 15. PDF p.105 (printed page 73), read from scratchpad/bphs-p105-overview.png; line 2 ("लग्नगे निधनं याति नात्र कार्या विचारणा") is clearly legible with no ambiguity, but line 1's third word (rendered here as "कीटभे") is not a jyotish term I can confidently identify from the overview resolution alone -- it may denote a specific degree-range or asterism reference within the zodiac's first/second half. This word-level uncertainty is disclosed per the zero-fabrication/disclosure discipline rather than forced to a confident resolution; a higher-resolution zoom crop of this specific word was not obtained before this seeding pass and may warrant later re-verification. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  16. 10.16 सत्यापित

    Malefics in the 12th, 6th, 8th/2nd, with the ascendant flanked by malefics, give a truly certain death

    संस्कृत

    व्ययशत्रुगतैः क्रूरैर्मृत्यु-द्रव्यगतैरपि । पापमध्यगते लग्ने सत्यमेव मृतिं वदेत् ॥ १६ ॥

    vyayashatrugataih krooraih mrityu-dravyagatairapi | paapamadhyagate lagne satyameva mritin vadet || 16 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    By malefics (krooraih) situated in the 12th and 6th houses (vyaya-shatru-gataih), also (api) [by those] situated in placements related to death/wealth [the 8th and 2nd houses] (mrityu-dravya-gataih) -- [if] the ascendant is situated between [two] malefics (paapa-madhyagate lagne), one should truly (satyam eva) declare (vadet) death (mritim).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    द्वादश और षष्ठ भाव में स्थित पाप ग्रहों से (व्ययशत्रुगतैः क्रूरैः), तथा मृत्यु-धन सम्बन्धी [अष्टम-द्वितीय] भावों में स्थित ग्रहों से भी (मृत्यु-द्रव्यगतैरपि) -- यदि लग्न दो पाप ग्रहों के मध्य स्थित हो (पापमध्यगते लग्ने), तो निश्चय ही (सत्यमेव) मृत्यु (मृतिं) कहनी चाहिए (वदेत्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.10, verse 16, spanning the page break between PDF p.105 (printed page 73) and PDF p.106 (printed page 74, running header "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्"). Line 1 confirmed via scratchpad/bphs-p105-v16-line1-full.png (a targeted zoom of the last visible line at the bottom of page 105); line 2 confirmed via scratchpad/bphs-p106-v16-17.png. "पापमध्यगते लग्ने" (the ascendant flanked between two malefics) reflects the classic "paapakartari" affliction pattern. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  17. 10.17 सत्यापित

    Malefic lords of the 1st/7th and a malefic-joined Moon, unaspected by benefics, cause quick death

    संस्कृत

    लग्न-सप्तमगौ पापौ चन्द्रोऽपि क्रूरसंयुतः । यदा त्वनीक्षितः सौम्यैः शीघ्रान्मृत्युर्भवेत्तदा ॥ १७ ॥

    lagna-saptamagau paapau chandro'pi kroorasanyutah | yadaa tvaniikshitah saumyaih shiighraanmrityurbhavettadaa || 17 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [If] the lords of the ascendant and the 7th house (lagna-saptama-gau) [are] malefic (paapau), [and] the Moon too (chandrah api) [is] joined with a malefic (kroora-samyutah), when (yadaa), moreover (tu), it [remains] unaspected (aniikshitah) by benefics (saumyaih), then (tadaa) death (mrityuh) would occur (bhavet) quickly (shiighraat).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    यदि लग्न और सप्तम भाव के स्वामी (लग्न-सप्तमगौ) पाप ग्रह हों (पापौ), और चन्द्रमा भी (चन्द्रोऽपि) पाप ग्रह से युक्त हो (क्रूरसंयुतः), और जब (यदा) वह शुभ ग्रहों से दृष्ट न हो (त्वनीक्षितः सौम्यैः), तब (तदा) शीघ्र ही मृत्यु होती है (शीघ्रान्मृत्युर्भवेत्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.10, verse 17. PDF p.106 (printed page 74). Confirmed via scratchpad/bphs-p106-v16-17.png. The third word of line 2 is printed in a compressed/distorted form that could be read as "त्वप्वीक्षितः" (not a valid word) or "त्वनीक्षितः" ("tu" + "aniikshitah", "but/moreover, not aspected") -- the latter is grammatically valid and fits the verse's sense, so it is adopted, with the print-quality ambiguity disclosed per the zero-fabrication/disclosure discipline. This verse and verse 16 are paraphrased together with verses 12-15 in the following Hindi commentary block (Devchandra Jha), explicitly marked "॥ १२-१७ ॥", which is excluded from transcription per copyright-safety discipline but corroborates the verse count and general themes (twilight, gandanta, chakra-halves) of this span. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  18. 10.18 सत्यापित

    A waning Moon in the ascendant, afflicted by malefics in the angles or 8th house, gives certain death

    संस्कृत

    क्षीणे शशिनि लग्नस्थे पापैः केन्द्राष्टसंस्थितैः । यो जातो मृत्युमाप्नोति स विप्रेश ! न संशयः ॥ १८ ॥

    kshiine shashini lagnasthe paapaih kendraashtasansthitaih | yo jaato mrityumaapnoti sa vipresha ! na sanshayah || 18 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the waning Moon (kshiine shashini) is situated in the ascendant (lagna-sthe), [afflicted] by malefics (paapaih) situated in the angles or the 8th house (kendra-ashta-sansthitaih) -- whoever is thus born (yah jaatah) attains death (mrityum aapnoti); O best of the twice-born (vipresha)! there is no doubt (na sanshayah).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जब क्षीण चन्द्रमा (क्षीणे शशिनि) लग्न में स्थित हो (लग्नस्थे), और केन्द्र या अष्टम भाव में स्थित पाप ग्रहों से (पापैः केन्द्राष्टसंस्थितैः) [पीड़ित हो] -- तो जो जातक इस प्रकार जन्मा हो (यो जातः) वह मृत्यु को प्राप्त होता है (मृत्युमाप्नोति); हे श्रेष्ठ ब्राह्मण (विप्रेश)! इसमें सन्देह नहीं है (न संशयः)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.10, verse 18, opening a new group of Sanskrit verses (18-23) after the "१२-१७" Hindi commentary block. PDF p.106 (printed page 74). Confirmed via scratchpad/bphs-p106-v18-23-top.png, clearly legible with no glyph-level ambiguity. "विप्रेश" ("O lord/best of Brahmins") is a vocative honorific addressed to Maitreya, consistent with his role as a learned Brahmin disciple throughout the text. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  19. 10.19 सत्यापित

    The Moon between two malefics, placed in the 1st, 8th, 12th, or 7th house, brings the child's death soon

    संस्कृत

    पापयोर्मध्यगश्चन्द्रो लग्नाष्टान्त्यकलत्रगः । अचिरान्मृत्युमाप्नोति यो जातः स शिशुस्तदा ॥ १९ ॥

    paapayormadhyagashchandro lagnaashtaantyakalatragah | achiraanmrityumaapnoti yo jaatah sa shishustadaa || 19 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The Moon (chandrah) situated between two malefics (paapayoh madhyagah), placed in the ascendant, the 8th, the 12th, or the 7th house (lagna-ashta-antya-kalatra-gah) -- the child (shishuh) who is thus born (yah jaatah) attains death (mrityum aapnoti) soon (achiraat).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    दो पाप ग्रहों के मध्य स्थित चन्द्रमा (पापयोर्मध्यगश्चन्द्रो), जो लग्न, अष्टम, द्वादश या सप्तम भाव में हो (लग्नाष्टान्त्यकलत्रगः) -- ऐसा जन्मा शिशु (यो जातः स शिशुः) शीघ्र ही मृत्यु को प्राप्त होता है (अचिरान्मृत्युमाप्नोति)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.10, verse 19. PDF p.106 (printed page 74). Confirmed via scratchpad/bphs-p106-v18-23-top.png, clearly legible with no glyph-level ambiguity. "अन्त्य" ("the last [house]", i.e. the 12th) and "कलत्र" ("spouse's house", i.e. the 7th) are standard poetic synonyms for these houses in this text. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  20. 10.20 सत्यापित

    The Moon between two malefics and in the ascendant, afflicted from the 7th or 8th, kills the child with the mother

    संस्कृत

    पापद्वय-मध्यगते चन्द्रे लग्नसमाश्रिते । सप्ताष्टगेन पापेन मात्रा सह मृतः शिशुः ॥ २० ॥

    paapadvaya-madhyagate chandre lagnasamaashrite | saptaashtagena paapena maatraa saha mritah shishuh || 20 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the Moon, situated between two malefics (paapa-dvaya-madhyagate chandre), is placed in the ascendant (lagna-samaashrite), [and afflicted] by a malefic situated in the 7th or 8th house (sapta-ashtagena paapena) -- the child (shishuh) dies (mritah) together with (saha) the mother (maatraa).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जब दो पाप ग्रहों के मध्य स्थित चन्द्रमा (पापद्वय-मध्यगते चन्द्रे) लग्न में स्थित हो (लग्नसमाश्रिते), और सप्तम या अष्टम भाव में स्थित पाप ग्रह से (सप्ताष्टगेन पापेन) [पीड़ित हो] -- तो शिशु (शिशुः) माता के साथ (मात्रा सह) मृत्यु को प्राप्त होता है (मृतः)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.10, verse 20. PDF p.106 (printed page 74). Confirmed via scratchpad/bphs-p106-v18-23-bot.png, clearly legible with no glyph-level ambiguity. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  21. 10.21 सत्यापित

    Saturn, the Sun and Mars in the 12th, 9th or 8th, unaspected by benefics, bring the child's death

    संस्कृत

    शनैश्चरार्कभौमेषु रिष्फ-धर्माष्टगेषु च । शुभैरवीक्ष्यमाणेषु यो जातो निधनं गतः ॥ २१ ॥

    shanaishcharaarkabhaumeshu rishpha-dharmaashtageshu cha | shubhairaveekshyamaaneshu yo jaato nidhanan gatah || 21 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When Saturn, the Sun and Mars (shanaishchara-arka-bhaumeshu) are situated in the 12th, 9th or 8th houses (rishpha-dharma-ashta-geshu cha), unaspected (aveekshyamaaneshu) by benefics (shubhaih) -- whoever is thus born (yah jaatah) goes to death (nidhanam gatah).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जब शनि, सूर्य और मंगल (शनैश्चरार्कभौमेषु) द्वादश, नवम या अष्टम भाव में स्थित हों (रिष्फ-धर्माष्टगेषु च), और शुभ ग्रहों से न देखे जाते हों (शुभैरवीक्ष्यमाणेषु) -- तो ऐसा जन्मा जातक (यो जातः) मृत्यु को प्राप्त होता है (निधनं गतः)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.10, verse 21. PDF p.106 (printed page 74). Confirmed via scratchpad/bphs-p106-v21-23.png. The first word's compound is printed with a bindu/anusvara mark on "कैं" that does not fit standard sandhi ("शनैश्वराकैंभौमेषु" as literally rendered); the grammatically standard compound "शनैश्चरार्कभौमेषु" (Saturn+Sun+Mars) is adopted instead, with this print-quality ambiguity disclosed. "रिष्फ" (12th house), "धर्म" (9th house) and "अष्ट" (8th house) are standard bhava-synonyms used throughout this text. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  22. 10.22 सत्यापित

    A fierce planet in the 7th house's drekkana, with a waning Moon in the ascendant, instantly takes life

    संस्कृत

    यद्द्रेष्काणे च यामित्रे यस्य स्यादारुणो ग्रहः । क्षीणचन्द्रो विलग्नस्थः सद्यो हरति जीवितम् ॥ २२ ॥

    yaddreshkaane cha yaamitre yasya syaadaaruno grahah | kshiinachandro vilagnasthah sadyo harati jeevitam || 22 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If, in the drekkana [decanate] of the 7th house (yad-drekkaane cha yaamitre), one has a fierce/reddish planet (yasya syaat aarunah grahah) [placed], [and] the waning Moon (kshiina-chandrah) is situated in the ascendant (vi-lagna-sthah), it instantly (sadyah) takes away (harati) life (jeevitam).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    यदि सप्तम भाव के द्रेष्काण में (यद्द्रेष्काणे च यामित्रे) किसी का उग्र/लाल ग्रह हो (यस्य स्यादारुणो ग्रहः), और क्षीण चन्द्रमा (क्षीणचन्द्रो) लग्न में स्थित हो (विलग्नस्थः), तो वह तुरन्त (सद्यो) जीवन को हर लेता है (हरति जीवितम्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.10, verse 22. PDF p.106 (printed page 74). Confirmed via scratchpad/bphs-p106-v21-23.png. "आरुणो ग्रहः" ("the reddish/fierce planet") is translated generically as it could denote a malefic in general or specifically the Sun/Mars (both associated with the color red, aruna, in this text's imagery); this residual semantic breadth is disclosed rather than forced to one specific planet. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  23. 10.23 सत्यापित

    All planets weak and in cadent houses give a lifespan of only six or two months

    संस्कृत

    आपोक्लिमस्थिताः सर्वे ग्रहा बलविवर्जिताः । षण्मासं वा द्विमासं वा तस्यायुः समुदाहृतम् ॥ २३ ॥

    aapoklimasthitaah sarve grahaa balavivarjitaah | shanmaasan vaa dvimaasan vaa tasyaayuh samudaahritam || 23 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [If] all the planets (sarve grahaah) are situated in the cadent houses (aapoklima-sthitaah), devoid of strength (bala-vivarjitaah), his/her life (tasya aayuh) is declared (samudaahritam) to be six months (shanmaasam) or (vaa) two months (dvimaasam).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    यदि सभी ग्रह (सर्वे ग्रहाः) अपोक्लिम [३, ६, ९, १२] भावों में स्थित हों (आपोक्लिमस्थिताः), और बलहीन हों (बलविवर्जिताः), तो उसकी आयु (तस्यायुः) छह मास (षण्मासं) या (वा) दो मास (द्विमासं) कही गई है (समुदाहृतम्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.10, verse 23, closing this group of verses before the next Hindi commentary block. PDF p.106 (printed page 74). Confirmed via scratchpad/bphs-p106-v21-23.png and cross-checked against scratchpad/bphs-p106-overview.png. "अपोक्लिम" ("apoklima", the cadent houses: 3, 6, 9, 12) is a standard jyotish technical term. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  24. 10.24 सत्यापित

    Opening the 'Mother's Affliction' subsection: the Moon aspected by three malefics at birth destroys the mother, by benefics gives an auspicious result

    संस्कृत

    मातृकष्ट विचार-- पापैः खेटैस्त्रिभिश्चन्द्रो दृश्यते यदि जन्मनि । मातृनाशो भवेत्तस्य शुभैर्दृष्टे शुभं वदेत् ॥ २४ ॥

    maatrikashta vichaara-- paapaih khetaistribhishchandro drishyate yadi janmani | maatrinaasho bhavettasya shubhairdrishte shubhan vadet || 24 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [Consideration of the mother's affliction --] If, at birth (janmani), the Moon (chandrah) is seen/aspected (drishyate) by three malefic planets (paapaih khetaih tribhih) -- for him/her (tasya) there would be destruction of the mother (maatri-naashah bhavet); if aspected by benefics (shubhaih drishte), one should declare (vadet) an auspicious result (shubham).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [माता की पीड़ा का विचार --] यदि जन्म के समय (जन्मनि) चन्द्रमा (चन्द्रः) तीन पाप ग्रहों से देखा जाए (पापैः खेटैस्त्रिभिः दृश्यते), तो उसकी (तस्य) माता का नाश होता है (मातृनाशो भवेत्); यदि शुभ ग्रहों से दृष्ट हो (शुभैर्दृष्टे), तो शुभ फल कहना चाहिए (शुभं वदेत्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.10, opening a new subsection "मातृकष्ट विचार" ("consideration of the mother's affliction/hardship") with verse 24, prefixed per the established subsection-heading convention (cf. "अरिष्टयोग--" at verse 10.3). PDF p.107 (printed page 75, running header "अरिष्टविवेचनाध्यायः"). Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha). Read from the 4x-downsampled overview (scratchpad/bphs-p107-overview.png) and confirmed via zoom scratchpad/bphs-p107-v24-27.png; this page also carries the closing Hindi commentary for verses 18-23 (marked "॥ १८-२३ ॥"), excluded from transcription per copyright-safety discipline. The word "भवेत्तस्य" is printed with a slightly distorted व-glyph (rendering close to "भभेत्तस्य") but the grammatically standard "भवेत्तस्य" is clearly intended and adopted, with the print-quality artifact disclosed. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  25. 10.25 सत्यापित

    Rahu, Mercury, Venus, Saturn or the Sun in the 2nd house: the mother's death occurs together with (or following) the father's

    संस्कृत

    धने राहुर्बुधः शुक्रः सौरिः सूर्यो यदा स्थितः । तस्य मातुर्भवेन्मृत्युर्मृते पितरि जायते ॥ २५ ॥

    dhane raahurbudhah shukrah sauriah suuryo yadaa sthitah | tasya maaturbhavenmrityurmrite pitari jaayate || 25 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When Rahu, Mercury, Venus, Saturn, or the Sun (raahuh budhah shukrah sauriah suryah) is situated in the 2nd house (dhane... sthitah) -- the death of his/her mother (tasya maatuh mrityuh) would occur (bhavet), arising (jaayate) when the father is [already] dead (mrite pitari).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जब राहु, बुध, शुक्र, शनि या सूर्य (राहुः बुधः शुक्रः सौरिः सूर्यः) धन भाव (द्वितीय भाव) में स्थित हों (धने... स्थितः), तो उसकी (तस्य) माता की मृत्यु होती है (मातुर्भवेन्मृत्युः), जो पिता के मृत होने पर उत्पन्न होती है (मृते पितरि जायते)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.10, verse 25, continuing the "मातृकष्ट विचार" subsection. PDF p.107 (printed page 75). Line 1 read from scratchpad/bphs-p107-v24-27.png; line 2 confirmed via scratchpad/bphs-p107-v25-29.png. Both lines clearly legible with no glyph-level ambiguity, though the precise causal relationship between the father's and mother's deaths implied by "मृते पितरि जायते" is expressed somewhat elliptically in the source and is translated as literally as possible. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  26. 10.26 सत्यापित

    The Moon in the 7th/8th from a malefic, joined with and aspected by strong malefics, makes the native a killer of the mother

    संस्कृत

    पापात्सप्तम-रन्ध्रस्थे चन्द्रे पापसमन्विते । बलिभिः पापकैर्दृष्टे जातो भवति मातृहा ॥ २६ ॥

    paapaatsaptama-randhrasthe chandre paapasamanvite | balibhih paapakairdrishte jaato bhavati maatrihaa || 26 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [If] the Moon, situated in the 7th [house] or the 8th house from a malefic (paapaat saptama-randhra-sthe chandre), joined with malefics (paapa-samanvite), [is] aspected (drishte) by strong malefics (balibhih paapakaih) -- the one thus born (jaatah) becomes (bhavati) a killer of the mother (maatri-haa).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    यदि पाप ग्रह से सप्तम या अष्टम भाव में स्थित चन्द्रमा (पापात्सप्तम-रन्ध्रस्थे चन्द्रे), पाप ग्रहों से युक्त हो (पापसमन्विते), और बलवान पाप ग्रहों से दृष्ट हो (बलिभिः पापकैर्दृष्टे) -- तो ऐसा जन्मा जातक (जातः) माता का घातक होता है (भवति मातृहा)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.10, verse 26. PDF p.107 (printed page 75). Confirmed via scratchpad/bphs-p107-v25-29.png, clearly legible. The compound "पापात्सप्तम-रन्ध्रस्थे" is parsed as "situated in the 7th or 8th house counted from a malefic planet", the most grammatically coherent reading, though the precise scope (7th-from-malefic vs. 8th-from-malefic as alternatives, or a single combined count) carries minor residual ambiguity, disclosed here. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  27. 10.27 सत्यापित

    The Sun exalted, debilitated, or in the 7th: the infant is deprived of mother's milk but survives on goat's milk

    संस्कृत

    उच्चस्थो वाऽथ नीचस्थः सप्तमस्थो यदा रविः । पानहीनो भवेद् वालस्त्वजा क्षीरेण जीवति ॥ २७ ॥

    uchchastho vaa'tha niichasthah saptamastho yadaa ravih | paanahiino bhaved vaalastvajaa ksheerena jeevati || 27 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the Sun (ravih), exalted (uchcha-sthah), or (vaa atha) debilitated (neecha-sthah), [or] situated in the 7th house (saptama-sthah) -- the infant (baalah) would be deprived of [mother's] milk (paana-hiinah bhavet), but (tu) lives (jeevati) on goat's milk (ajaa ksheerena).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जब सूर्य (रविः) उच्च का हो (उच्चस्थः), अथवा नीच का हो (नीचस्थः), या सप्तम भाव में स्थित हो (सप्तमस्थः) -- तो शिशु (वालः) माता के दूध से वंचित रहता है (पानहीनो भवेत्), परन्तु (तु) बकरी के दूध से (अजा क्षीरेण) जीवित रहता है (जीवति)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.10, verse 27. PDF p.107 (printed page 75). Confirmed via scratchpad/bphs-p107-v25-29.png, clearly legible with no glyph-level ambiguity. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  28. 10.28 सत्यापित

    A malefic four houses from the Moon, in an enemy's sign, causes the mother's death unless a benefic occupies a kendra

    संस्कृत

    चन्द्राच्चतुर्थगः पापो रिपुक्षेत्रे यदा भवेत् । तदा मातृवधं कुर्यात् केन्द्रे यदि शुभो न चेत् ॥ २८ ॥

    chandraachchaturthagah paapo ripukshetre yadaa bhavet | tadaa maatrivadhan kuryaat kendre yadi shubho na chet || 28 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When (yadaa) a malefic (paapah), situated four [houses] from the Moon (chandraat chaturtha-gah), is (bhavet) in an enemy's sign (ripu-kshetre) -- then (tadaa) it would cause (kuryaat) the mother's death (maatri-vadham), if (yadi) a benefic is not (na chet) in a kendra (kendre).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जब चन्द्रमा से चतुर्थ भाव में स्थित (चन्द्राच्चतुर्थगः) पाप ग्रह (पापः) शत्रु की राशि में हो (रिपुक्षेत्रे), तो (तदा) वह माता का वध करता है (मातृवधं कुर्यात्), यदि केन्द्र में शुभ ग्रह न हो (केन्द्रे यदि शुभो न चेत्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.10, verse 28. PDF p.107 (printed page 75). Confirmed via scratchpad/bphs-p107-v28-31.png, clearly legible with no glyph-level ambiguity. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  29. 10.29 सत्यापित

    A malefic in the 12th or 6th house threatens the mother; in the 4th or 10th, the father

    संस्कृत

    द्वादशे रिपुभावे च यदा पापग्रहो भवेत् । तदा मातुर्भयं विद्याच्चतुर्थे दशमे पितुः ॥ २९ ॥

    dvaadashe ripubhaave cha yadaa paapagraho bhavet | tadaa maaturbhayan vidyaachchaturthe dashame pituh || 29 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    And when (cha yadaa) a malefic planet (paapa-grahah) is (bhavet) in the 12th house or the 6th house (dvaadashe ripu-bhaave) -- then (tadaa) one should know (vidyaat) [there is] danger for the mother (maatuh bhayam); [similarly, if] in the 4th or the 10th house (chaturthe dashame), for the father (pituh).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    और जब (च यदा) पाप ग्रह (पापग्रहः) द्वादश या षष्ठ भाव में हो (द्वादशे रिपुभावे), तब (तदा) माता के लिये भय जानना चाहिए (मातुर्भयं विद्यात्); [इसी प्रकार] चतुर्थ या दशम भाव में हो तो (चतुर्थे दशमे), पिता के लिये (पितुः) [भय जानना चाहिए]।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.10, verse 29. PDF p.107 (printed page 75). Confirmed via scratchpad/bphs-p107-v28-31.png, clearly legible with no glyph-level ambiguity. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  30. 10.30 सत्यापित

    Malefics in the ascendant, 12th, 2nd and 7th houses together are destructive of the family

    संस्कृत

    लग्ने क्रूरो व्यये क्रूरो धनेऽसौम्यस्तथैव च । सप्तमे भवने क्रूरः परिवारक्षयङ्करः ॥ ३० ॥

    lagne krooro vyaye kroaro dhane'saumyastathaiva cha | saptame bhavane kroorah parivaarakshayankarah || 30 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [If there is] a malefic in the ascendant (lagne kroorah), a malefic in the 12th (vyaye kroorah), likewise (tathaiva cha) an inauspicious [planet] in the 2nd house (dhane asaumyah), [and] a malefic in the 7th house (saptame bhavane kroorah) -- it is destructive of the family/household (parivaara-kshaya-nkarah).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    यदि लग्न में पाप ग्रह हो (लग्ने क्रूरः), द्वादश भाव में पाप ग्रह हो (व्यये क्रूरः), इसी प्रकार धन (द्वितीय) भाव में अशुभ ग्रह हो (धनेऽसौम्यस्तथैव च), और सप्तम भाव में पाप ग्रह हो (सप्तमे भवने क्रूरः) -- तो यह परिवार का नाश करने वाला होता है (परिवारक्षयङ्करः)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.10, verse 30. PDF p.107 (printed page 75). Confirmed via scratchpad/bphs-p107-v28-31.png, clearly legible with no glyph-level ambiguity. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  31. 10.31 सत्यापित

    Jupiter in the ascendant, Saturn in the 2nd, Rahu in the 3rd at birth: the mother does not survive

    संस्कृत

    लग्नस्थे च गुरौ सौरौ धने राहौ तृतीयगे । इति चेज्जन्मकाले स्याद् माता तस्य न जीवति ॥ ३१ ॥

    lagnasthe cha gurau saurau dhane raahau triteeyage | iti chejjanmakaale syaad maataa tasya na jeevati || 31 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    And [if], with Jupiter situated in the ascendant (lagna-sthe cha gurau), Saturn in the 2nd house (saurau dhane), [and] Rahu in the 3rd (raahau triteeya-ge) -- if this is so (iti chet) at the time of birth (janma-kaale syaat), his/her mother (tasya maataa) does not live (na jeevati).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    और यदि लग्न में गुरु स्थित हो (लग्नस्थे च गुरौ), धन भाव में शनि हो (सौरौ धने), और तृतीय भाव में राहु हो (राहौ तृतीयगे) -- यदि यह जन्म के समय हो (इति चेज्जन्मकाले स्यात्), तो उसकी (तस्य) माता जीवित नहीं रहती (माता न जीवति)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.10, verse 31. PDF p.107 (printed page 75). Confirmed via scratchpad/bphs-p107-v31-33.png, clearly legible with no glyph-level ambiguity. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  32. 10.32 सत्यापित

    Malefics devoid of benefics in a trine from the waning Moon: the mother abandons the infant within six months

    संस्कृत

    क्षीणचन्द्रात् त्रिकोणस्थैः पापैः सौम्यविवर्जितैः । माता परित्यजेद् वालं षण्मासाच्च न संशयः ॥ ३२ ॥

    kshiinachandraat trikonasthaih paapaih saumyavivarjitaih | maataa parityajed vaalan shanmaasaachcha na sanshayah || 32 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [If] by malefics, devoid of benefics (paapaih saumya-vivarjitaih), situated in a trine from the waning Moon (kshiina-chandraat trikona-sthaih) [the relevant houses are afflicted] -- the mother (maataa) would abandon (parityajet) the infant (baalam) within six months (shanmaasaat cha); there is no doubt (na sanshayah).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    यदि क्षीण चन्द्रमा से त्रिकोण भावों में स्थित (क्षीणचन्द्रात् त्रिकोणस्थैः) शुभ ग्रहों से रहित पाप ग्रहों से (पापैः सौम्यविवर्जितैः) [पीड़ा हो], तो माता (माता) छह मास के भीतर (षण्मासाच्च) शिशु को त्याग देती है (परित्यजेद् वालं); इसमें सन्देह नहीं है (न संशयः)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.10, verse 32. PDF p.107 (printed page 75). Confirmed via scratchpad/bphs-p107-v31-33.png, clearly legible with no glyph-level ambiguity. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  33. 10.33 सत्यापित

    Saturn and Mars together in one degree-portion, or both in a kendra from the Moon: the child does not survive to have two mothers

    संस्कृत

    एकांशकस्थौ मन्दारौ यत्र कुत्र स्थितौ यदा । शशि-केन्द्रगतौ तौ वा द्विमातृभ्यां न जीवति ॥ ३३ ॥

    ekaanshakasthau mandaarau yatra kutra sthitau yadaa | shashi-kendragatau tau vaa dvimaatribhyaan na jeevati || 33 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When Saturn and Mars ('the slow one and the red one', mandaarau), situated together in one degree-portion (ekaamshaka-sthau), wherever they may be (yatra kutra sthitau) -- or (vaa) they [both] situated in a kendra from the Moon (shashi-kendra-gatau tau) -- [the child] does not live/survive [to have] two mothers (dvi-maatribhyaam na jeevati) [i.e., does not survive long enough for a second nursing-mother/stepmother -- exact idiom uncertain].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जब शनि और मंगल ("मन्द" और "आरु" [लाल] ग्रह, मन्दारौ) एक ही अंश में स्थित हों (एकांशकस्थौ), चाहे कहीं भी स्थित हों (यत्र कुत्र स्थितौ) -- अथवा (वा) दोनों चन्द्रमा से केन्द्र में स्थित हों (शशि-केन्द्रगतौ तौ) -- तो [शिशु] दो माताओं के साथ जीवित नहीं रहता (द्विमातृभ्यां न जीवति) [ठीक भावार्थ अनिश्चित]।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.10, verse 33, closing this run of Sanskrit verses before the next Hindi commentary block (paraphrasing verses 24-33, its closing marker not yet confirmed by zoom). PDF p.107 (printed page 75). Confirmed via scratchpad/bphs-p107-v31-33.png, clearly legible with no glyph-level ambiguity, though the closing idiom "द्विमातृभ्यां न जीवति" ("does not live by/for two mothers") is somewhat elliptical in the source and its precise intended sense (the child dying before a second/step-mother could raise it, or a similar idiom) is disclosed as uncertain rather than forced to one confident reading. "मन्दारौ" ("the slow one and the red one") is a standard poetic dvandva for Saturn and Mars. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  34. 10.34 सत्यापित

    Opening the "पितृकष्ट विचार" (consideration of the father's affliction) subsection: Saturn in lagna, Mars in a certain position, Moon in the 6th house causes the father's death

    संस्कृत

    पितृकष्ट विचार-- लग्ने मन्दो मदे भौमः षष्ठस्थाने च चन्द्रमाः । इति चेज्जन्मकाले स्यात् पिता तस्य न जीवति ॥ ३४ ॥

    pitrikashta vichaara-- lagne mando made bhaumah shashthasthaane cha chandramaah | iti chejjanmakaale syaat pitaa tasya na jeevati || 34 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Consideration of the Father's Affliction -- If (iti chet) at the time of birth (janmakaale) [it] should be (syaat) [that] Saturn ('the slow one', mandah) [is] in the ascendant (lagne), Mars (bhaumah) [is] in the position denoted 'made' [see source note], and the Moon (chandramaah) [is] in the 6th house (shashtha-sthaane), then his (tasya) father (pitaa) does not (na) live (jeevati).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पितृकष्ट विचार -- यदि (इति चेत्) जन्मकाल में (जन्मकाले) [ऐसा] हो (स्यात्) [कि] शनि ('मन्दः', मन्दो) लग्न में (लग्ने), मंगल (भौमः) 'मदे' पद से सूचित स्थान में [देखें स्रोत-टिप्पणी], और चन्द्रमा (चन्द्रमाः) षष्ठ स्थान में (षष्ठस्थाने) हों, तो उसका (तस्य) पिता (पिता) नहीं (न) जीता (जीवति)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.10, verse 34, opening the new subsection heading "पितृकष्ट विचार" (consideration of the father's affliction), directly following the Hindi commentary's closing marker "॥ २४-३३ ॥" for the preceding मातृकष्ट subsection. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha), PDF p.108 (printed page ७६). Line 1 read from scratchpad/bphs-p108-v34-35.png; line 2 read from scratchpad/bphs-p108-v34-35b.png (both clearly legible). AMBIGUITY DISCLOSED: line 1's second locative term is printed clearly as "मदे", which is not a standard classical term for a house-position; however the immediately following (untranscribed) Hindi commentary on this page glosses the verse as "लग्न में शनि, सप्तम भाव में भौम, और षष्ठ स्थान में चन्द्रमा" (Saturn in lagna, Mars in the 7th house, Moon in the 6th house), implying the commentator reads "मदे" as denoting the 7th house -- a correspondence not independently verified by the transcriber; the printed Sanskrit "मदे" is preserved verbatim rather than silently emended to "सप्तमे". English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  35. 10.35 सत्यापित

    Jupiter in lagna with Saturn, Sun, Mars, and Mercury together in the 2nd house causes the father's death at the time of the child's marriage

    संस्कृत

    लग्ने जीवो धने मन्दरविभौमबुधास्तथा । विवाहसमये तस्य बालस्य म्रियते पिता ॥ ३५ ॥

    lagne jeevo dhane mandaravibhaumabudhaastathaa | vivaahasamaye tasya baalasya mriyate pitaa || 35 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [If] Jupiter (jeevah) [is] in the ascendant (lagne), and likewise (tathaa) Saturn, the Sun, Mars, and Mercury (mandara-vi-bhauma-budhaah) together (are) in the 2nd/wealth house (dhane), [then] at the time of that child's (tasya baalasya) marriage (vivaaha-samaye), the father (pitaa) dies (mriyate).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [यदि] गुरु (जीवो) लग्न में (लग्ने) हो, और साथ ही (तथा) शनि, सूर्य, मंगल और बुध (मन्दरविभौमबुधाः) एक साथ धन-स्थान में (धने) हों, [तो] उस बालक के (तस्य बालस्य) विवाह के समय (विवाहसमये) पिता (पिता) मर जाता है (म्रियते)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.10, verse 35, continuing directly after verse 34 within the "पितृकष्ट विचार" subsection. PDF p.108 (printed page ७६). Read from scratchpad/bphs-p108-v34-35b.png (both lines clearly legible, ending in the verse-34-35 commentary block's opening line, confirming this is the final verse before Hindi prose). The compound "मन्दरविभौमबुधास्तथा" is parsed as मन्द(Saturn)+रवि(Sun)+भौम(Mars)+बुधाः(Mercury, pl.)+तथा(likewise) -- this reading is directly corroborated by the immediately following (untranscribed) Hindi commentary's own gloss "लग्न में गुरु, धन स्थान में शनि, रवि, मंगल और बुध" (Jupiter in lagna; Saturn, Sun, Mars, and Mercury in the wealth-house), which matches exactly. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  36. 10.36 सत्यापित

    The Sun afflicted by malefics, or the 7th house from the Sun occupied by a malefic, causes the father's death

    संस्कृत

    सूर्यः पापेन संयुक्तः पापमध्यगतोऽपि वा । सूर्यात्सप्तमगः पापस्तदा पितृवधो भवेत् ॥ ३६ ॥

    sooryah paapena sanyuktah paapamadhyagato'pi vaa | sooryaatsaptamagah paapastadaa pitrivadho bhavet || 36 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [If] the Sun (sooryah) [is] conjoined (sanyuktah) with a malefic (paapena), or (vaa) even (api) situated between [two] malefics (paapa-madhya-gatah), [or if] a malefic (paapah) [is] in the 7th from the Sun (sooryaat saptamagah), then (tadaa) the killing/destruction of the father (pitri-vadhah) occurs (bhavet).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [यदि] सूर्य (सूर्यः) पापग्रह से युक्त (पापेन संयुक्तः) हो, या (वा) दो पापग्रहों के मध्य (पापमध्यगतः) भी (अपि) हो, [या यदि] सूर्य से सप्तम स्थान में (सूर्यात्सप्तमगः) पापग्रह (पापः) हो, तब (तदा) पिता का नाश/वध (पितृवधः) होता है (भवेत्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.10, verse 36. PDF p.108 (printed page ७६). Line 1 read from scratchpad/bphs-p108-v39-bottom.png's preceding crop scratchpad/bphs-p108-v36-line1.png; line 2 read from scratchpad/bphs-p108-v36-39.png (both clearly legible). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  37. 10.37 सत्यापित

    The Sun in the 7th house, in the 10th (karma) house as Mars' position, or Rahu in the 12th, causes the father to live with hardship

    संस्कृत

    सप्तमे भवने सूर्यः कर्मस्थो भूमिनन्दनः । राहुव्यये च यस्यैव पिता कष्टेन जीवति ॥ ३७ ॥

    saptame bhavane sooryah karmastho bhoominandanah | raahuvyaye cha yasyaiva pitaa kashtena jeevati || 37 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [If] the Sun (sooryah) [is] in the 7th house (saptame bhavane), Mars (bhoomi-nandanah, "son of the earth") [is] in the 10th/karma house (karma-sthah), and (cha) Rahu (raahu) [is] in the 12th house (vyaye), then of that person (yasya eva), the father (pitaa) lives (jeevati) with hardship (kashtena).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [यदि] सूर्य (सूर्यः) सप्तम भवन में (सप्तमे भवने), मंगल (भूमिनन्दनः, "पृथ्वी-पुत्र") कर्म-स्थान में (कर्मस्थो), और (च) राहु (राहु) व्यय (बारहवें) स्थान में (व्यये) हों, तो जिसके [जन्मकुंडली में ऐसा हो] (यस्यैव), उसका पिता (पिता) कष्ट के साथ (कष्टेन) जीता है (जीवति)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.10, verse 37. PDF p.108 (printed page ७६). Read from scratchpad/bphs-p108-v36-39.png, fully legible in both lines. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  38. 10.38 सत्यापित

    Mars in the 10th house, situated in an enemy's sign, causes the father to die quickly

    संस्कृत

    दशमस्थो यदा भौमः शत्रुक्षेत्र-समाश्रितः । म्रियते तस्य जातस्य पिता शीघ्रं न संशयः ॥ ३८ ॥

    dashamastho yadaa bhaumah shatrukshetra-samaashritah | mriyate tasya jaatasya pitaa sheeghran na sanshayah || 38 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When (yadaa) Mars (bhaumah) [is] situated in the 10th house (dashama-sthah), resorting to an enemy's sign (shatru-kshetra-samaashritah), the father (pitaa) of that person born (tasya jaatasya) dies (mriyate) quickly (sheeghram); there is no (na) doubt (sanshayah).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जब (यदा) मंगल (भौमः) दशम भाव में स्थित (दशमस्थो) होकर शत्रु की राशि का आश्रय ले (शत्रुक्षेत्र-समाश्रितः), तो उस जातक का (तस्य जातस्य) पिता (पिता) शीघ्र (शीघ्रं) मर जाता है (म्रियते); इसमें कोई (न) संशय (संशयः) नहीं है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.10, verse 38. PDF p.108 (printed page ७६). Read from scratchpad/bphs-p108-v36-39.png, fully legible in both lines. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  39. 10.39 सत्यापित

    Moon in the 6th (enemy) house, Saturn in lagna, and Mars in the 7th house together cause the father's death

    संस्कृत

    रिपुस्थाने यदा चन्द्रो लग्नस्थाने शनैश्वरः । कुजश्च सप्तमे स्थाने पिता तस्य न जीवति ॥ ३९ ॥

    ripusthaane yadaa chandro lagnasthaane shanaishvarah | kujashcha saptame sthaane pitaa tasya na jeevati || 39 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When (yadaa) the Moon (chandrah) [is] in the enemy's house (ripu-sthaane, the 6th house), Saturn (shanaishvarah) [is] in the ascendant (lagna-sthaane), and (cha) Mars (kujah) [is] in the 7th house (saptame sthaane), that person's (tasya) father (pitaa) does not (na) live (jeevati).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जब (यदा) चन्द्रमा (चन्द्रो) शत्रु-स्थान (रिपुस्थाने, षष्ठ भाव) में, शनि (शनैश्वरः) लग्न में (लग्नस्थाने), और (च) मंगल (कुजः) सप्तम स्थान में (सप्तमे स्थाने) हों, तो उसका (तस्य) पिता (पिता) नहीं (न) जीता (जीवति)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.10, verse 39, closing this run of verses on this page before further Hindi commentary. PDF p.108 (printed page ७६). Read from scratchpad/bphs-p108-v39-bottom.png, fully legible in both lines (a faint CC-0/eGangotri digitization watermark overlaps the lower commentary text but not the verse itself). Corrects a lower-resolution overview-only tentative reading of the second line's first word from "कुलश्च" to the confirmed "कुजश्च" ("and Mars", from kuja). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  40. 10.40 सत्यापित

    The Sun in Mars' navamsha, aspected by Saturn, causes the father's death or estrangement before the child's birth

    संस्कृत

    भौमांशकगते भानौ सौरिणा च निरीक्षिते । प्राग् जन्मनो निवृत्तिः स्वान्मृत्युर्वाऽपि शिशोः पितुः ॥ ४० ॥

    bhaumaanshakagate bhaanau saurinaa cha nireekshite | praag janmano nivrittih svaanmrityurvaa'pi shishoh pituh || 40 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [If] the Sun (bhaanau) [is] situated in Mars' navamsha (bhauma-anshaka-gate) and (cha) aspected (nireekshite) by Saturn (saurinaa), [there is,] prior to (praag) the birth (janmanah), either withdrawal/estrangement [of the father, i.e. renunciation] (nivrittih) or (vaa) even (api) death (mrityuh) of the infant's (shishoh) father (pituh).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [यदि] सूर्य (भानौ) मंगल के नवांश में स्थित (भौमांशकगते) हो और (च) शनि (सौरिणा) से दृष्ट (निरीक्षिते) हो, तो जन्म से पहले (प्राग् जन्मनो) ही शिशु के पिता का या तो वैराग्य/त्याग (निवृत्तिः) या (वा) मृत्यु (स्वान्मृत्युः) भी (अपि) हो जाता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.10, verse 40. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha), PDF p.109 (printed page ७७, header "अरिष्टविवेचनाध्यायः"), directly after the Hindi commentary's closing marker "॥ ३६-३९ ॥". Line 1 read from scratchpad/bphs-p109-v40-line1.png; line 2 from scratchpad/bphs-p109-v40.png (both clearly legible). The following (untranscribed) Hindi commentary glosses "निवृत्तिः" as "विरक्त होकर गृहत्यागी" (becoming detached and renouncing the household), confirming the reading. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  41. 10.41 सत्यापित

    Malefics in the 4th and 10th (or 12th) houses cause the child, after the parents' deaths, to wander from land to land

    संस्कृत

    पाताले चाम्बरे पापौ द्वादशे च यदा स्थितौ । पितरं मातरं हत्वा देशादेशान्तरं व्रजेत् ॥ ४१ ॥

    paataale chaambare paapau dvaadashe cha yadaa sthitau | pitaran maataran hatvaa deshaadeshaantaran vrajet || 41 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When (yadaa) two malefics (paapau) are situated (sthitau) in the nadir/4th house (paataale) and (cha) the zenith/10th house (ambare), or in the 12th (dvaadashe), [the child,] having lost (hatvaa) father (pitaram) [and] mother (maataram), goes (vrajet) wandering from one land to another (desha-adesha-antaram).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जब (यदा) दो पापग्रह (पापौ) पाताल/चतुर्थ भाव में (पाताले) और (च) अम्बर/दशम भाव में (चाम्बरे), अथवा द्वादश भाव में (द्वादशे) स्थित (स्थितौ) हों, तो [जातक] पिता (पितरं) और माता (मातरं) को खोकर (हत्वा) एक देश से दूसरे देश में (देशादेशान्तरं) भटकता फिरता है (व्रजेत्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.10, verse 41. PDF p.109 (printed page ७७). Read from scratchpad/bphs-p109-v41-42.png, both lines clearly legible. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  42. 10.42 सत्यापित

    Rahu and Jupiter in the 6th, lagna, or 4th house cause the son not to see his father past his 23rd year

    संस्कृत

    राहुजीवौ रिपुक्षेत्रे लग्ने वाऽथ चतुर्थके । वत्सरे तु त्रयोविंशे पुत्रस्तातं न पश्यति ॥ ४२ ॥

    raahujeevau ripukshetre lagne vaa'tha chaturthake | vatsare tu trayovinshe putrastaatan na pashyati || 42 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [If] Rahu and Jupiter (raahu-jeevau) [are] in the 6th/enemy house (ripu-kshetre), or (vaa) then (atha) in the ascendant (lagne) or the 4th house (chaturthake), then (tu) in his twenty-third (trayovinshe) year (vatsare), the son (putrah) does not (na) see (pashyati) [his] father (taatam).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [यदि] राहु और गुरु (राहुजीवौ) शत्रु-भाव/षष्ठ स्थान में (रिपुक्षेत्रे), या (वा) फिर (अथ) लग्न में (लग्ने) या चतुर्थ स्थान में (चतुर्थके) हों, तो (तु) अपने तेईसवें (त्रयोविंशे) वर्ष में (वत्सरे) पुत्र (पुत्रः) पिता को (तातं) नहीं (न) देख पाता (पश्यति)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.10, verse 42. PDF p.109 (printed page ७७). Read from scratchpad/bphs-p109-v41-42.png, both lines clearly legible. The following (untranscribed) Hindi commentary confirms "राहु और गुरु लग्न, चतुर्थ या षष्ठ स्थान में हों तो जातक के पिता की मृत्यु उसके २३वें वर्ष में हो जाती है", matching this reading. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  43. 10.43 सत्यापित

    The Sun signifies the father and the Moon the mother; the Sun afflicted by malefic aspect or conjunction endangers the father

    संस्कृत

    भानुः पिता च जन्तूनां चन्द्रो माता तथैव च । पापदृष्टियुतो भानुः पापमध्यगतोऽपि वा ॥ ४३ ॥

    bhaanuh pitaa cha jantoonaan chandro maataa tathaiva cha | paapadrishtiyuto bhaanuh paapamadhyagato'pi vaa || 43 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The Sun (bhaanuh) [is] the father (pitaa) of [all] creatures (jantoonaam), and (cha) likewise (tathaa eva) the Moon (chandrah) [is] the mother (maataa); [if] the Sun (bhaanuh) [is] joined with a malefic's aspect (paapa-drishti-yutah), or (vaa) even (api) situated between [two] malefics (paapa-madhya-gatah) [it endangers the father].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    सूर्य (भानुः) [समस्त] प्राणियों का (जन्तूनां) पिता (पिता) है और (च) उसी प्रकार (तथैव) चन्द्रमा (चन्द्रो) माता (माता) है; [यदि] सूर्य (भानुः) पापग्रह की दृष्टि से युक्त (पापदृष्टियुतः) हो, या (वा) दो पापग्रहों के मध्य (पापमध्यगतः) भी (अपि) हो, [तो पिता को कष्ट होता है]।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.10, verse 43, opening a general principle (Sun=father, Moon=mother significators) applied through verse 45. PDF p.109 (printed page ७७). Read from scratchpad/bphs-p109-v43-45c.png, both lines clearly legible. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  44. 10.44 सत्यापित

    Father's affliction is definitely to be known for the newborn from malefics in the 6th/8th from the Sun (without benefic aspect) or in the 4th house

    संस्कृत

    पित्रऽरिष्टं विजानीयाच्छिशोर्जातस्य निश्चितम् । भानोः षष्ठाष्टमस्थैः पापैः सौम्यविवर्जितैः । चतुर्थस्थानगैर्वापि पित्रऽरिष्टं विनिर्दिशेत् ॥ ४४ ॥

    pitr-arishtan vijaaneeyaacchishorjaatasya nishchitam | bhaanoh shashthaashtamasthaih paapaih saumyavivarjitaih | chaturthasthaanagairvaapi pitr-arishtan vinirdishet || 44 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    One should definitely (nishchitam) know (vijaaneeyaat) the father's affliction (pitr-arishtam) for the newborn child (shishoh jaatasya) by malefics (paapaih) situated in the 6th and 8th (shashtha-ashtama-sthaih) from the Sun (bhaanoh), devoid of benefic [aspect] (saumya-vivarjitaih), or (vaa) even (api) [by malefics] situated in the 4th house (chaturtha-sthaana-gaih) -- [by these] one should specifically indicate (vinirdishet) the father's affliction (pitr-arishtam).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    सूर्य से (भानोः) षष्ठ और अष्टम स्थान में (षष्ठाष्टमस्थैः) स्थित, शुभ दृष्टि से रहित (सौम्यविवर्जितैः) पापग्रहों (पापैः) से, या (वा) चतुर्थ स्थान में स्थित [पापग्रहों] से भी (अपि), नवजात शिशु के लिए (शिशोर्जातस्य) पिता की पीड़ा (पित्ररिष्टं) निश्चित रूप से (निश्चितम्) जाननी चाहिए (विजानीयात्) -- इसी से पिता की पीड़ा (पित्ररिष्टं) का विशेष रूप से निर्देश करे (विनिर्दिशेत्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.10, verse 44, an unusually long three-line (six-pada) verse. PDF p.109 (printed page ७७). Lines read from scratchpad/bphs-p109-v43-45c.png (lines 1-2) and scratchpad/bphs-p109-v44-45d.png (line 3, sharper). TWO AMBIGUITIES DISCLOSED: (1) the printed text shows "पित्रऽरिष्टं" with an avagraha (ऽ) rather than the expected sandhi form "पित्ररिष्टं"/"पित्रोरिष्टं" for pitri+arishtam ("father's affliction") -- preserved verbatim as printed rather than silently normalized. (2) line 3's final verb was printed with an initial matra that could be read as either "नि" (giving the non-standard "निनिर्दिशेत्") or "वि" (giving the standard, well-attested causative-optative "विनिर्दिशेत्", "one should specifically declare") -- the grammatically valid "विनिर्दिशेत्" is adopted. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  45. 10.45 सत्यापित

    By the same criteria applied to the Moon, one should consider the mother's hardship or death, discerning strength versus weakness

    संस्कृत

    एवमिन्दोः स्थितैस्तैर्मातृकष्टं विचिन्तयेत् । कष्टं मृतिं वा जानीयाद् बलाबल-विवेकतः ॥ ४५ ॥ इति सविमर्श-सुधाव्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे अरिष्टविवेचनाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ १० ॥

    evamindoh sthitaistairmaatrikashtan vichintayet | kashtan mritin vaa jaaneeyaad balaabala-vivekatah || 45 || iti savimarsha-sudhaavyaakhyopete brihatpaaraasharahoraashaastre arishtavivechanaadhyaayah samaaptah || 10 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Thus (evam), by those same [malefics] (taih) situated (sthitaih) relative to the Moon (indoh), one should consider (vichintayet) the mother's hardship (maatri-kashtam); one should know (jaaneeyaat) [whether it results in] hardship (kashtam) or (vaa) death (mritim) by discerning (vivekatah) [the planets'] strength or weakness (bala-abala). [Colophon:] Thus, in the Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra accompanied by the Sudha commentary-with-discussion (savimarshe-sudhaa-vyaakhya), the chapter discerning danger to life (arishta-vivechana-adhyaayah) is concluded (samaaptah). Chapter 10.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    इस प्रकार (एवम्) चन्द्रमा से (इन्दोः) संबंधित उन्हीं [पापग्रहों] (तैः) की स्थिति (स्थितैः) से माता के कष्ट (मातृकष्टं) का विचार करना चाहिए (विचिन्तयेत्); [ग्रहों के] बल-अबल के विवेक से (बलाबल-विवेकतः) यह जानना चाहिए (जानीयात्) कि [परिणाम] कष्ट (कष्टं) है या (वा) मृत्यु (मृतिं)। [समाप्ति-सूचना:] इस प्रकार सविमर्श सुधा-व्याख्या सहित बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्र में अरिष्ट-विवेचन अध्याय (अरिष्टविवेचनाध्यायः) समाप्त (समाप्तः) होता है। अध्याय १०।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.10, verse 45, closing this run of verses before further Hindi commentary. PDF p.109 (printed page ७७). Read from scratchpad/bphs-p109-v44-45d.png and the zoomed crop scratchpad/bphs-p109-v45-line1-zoom.png. AMBIGUITY DISCLOSED: line 1's compound was printed with a character that could be read as either "रैः" or "तैः" before "मातृकष्टं"; "तैः" ("by those [same malefics]", referring back to verse 44's criteria applied now to the Moon) is grammatically coherent and parallel in structure to verse 44, whereas "रैः" does not parse -- "तैः" is adopted. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review. Chapter 10's closing colophon ("इति सविमर्श-सुधाव्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे अरिष्टविवेचनाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ १० ॥") is appended to this verse per the same convention used for chapter-opening titles (cf. verse 9.32's appended colophon, verse 10.1's prefixed title). Read from PDF p.110 (printed page ७८), scratchpad/bphs-p110-colophon2.png -- clearly legible, confirming this chapter is titled "अरिष्टविवेचनाध्यायः" (matching the opening title at verse 10.1) and closes at 45 verses. The colophon is immediately preceded (on the same page) by an extensive editorial "विमर्श" (critical discussion) section by editor Devchandra Jha comparing this chapter's treatment of birth-afflictions against parallel verses in other classical works (Varahamihira's Laghujataka, etc.) -- this editorial discussion and its quoted comparison verses from OTHER texts are excluded from transcription per copyright-safety discipline (modern editorial commentary, not original BPHS root verses).

11 Arishtabhanga -- the cancellation of arishta (10)

  1. 11.1 सत्यापित

    Opening Chapter 11 (the cancellation of afflictions): danger to life and its cancellation must both be seen before declaring the result for the newborn

    संस्कृत

    अथाऽरिष्टभङ्गाध्यायः ॥ ११ ॥ पराशर उवाच-- इत्युक्तं तु मयाऽरिष्टं तद्भङ्गं शृण्वतः परम् । रिष्टं, भङ्गं च दृष्ट्वैव जातकस्य फलं दिशेत् ॥ १ ॥

    athaa'rishtabhangaadhyaayah || 11 || paraashara uvaacha-- ityuktan tu mayaa'rishtan tadbhangan shrinvatah param | rishtan, bhangan cha drishtvaiva jaatakasya phalan dishet || 1 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [Chapter 11: The chapter on the cancellation of afflictions.] Parashara said -- Thus (iti) danger to life (arishtam) has been declared (uktam) by me (mayaa); now (tu), O [Maitreya,] listening (shrinvatah), [hear] its cancellation (tad-bhangam) further/thereafter (param). Having seen (drishtvaa eva) both the danger (rishtam) and (cha) the cancellation (bhangam), one should declare (dishet) the result (phalam) for the newborn (jaatakasya).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [अध्याय ११: अरिष्ट-भंग अध्याय।] पराशर ने कहा -- इस प्रकार (इति) मेरे द्वारा (मया) अरिष्ट (आयु-हानि) (अरिष्टं) कहा गया (उक्तं); अब (तु) सुनते हुए (शृण्वतः) [हे मैत्रेय,] उसके भंग (तद्भङ्गं) को आगे (परम्) [सुनो]। अरिष्ट (रिष्टं) और (च) भंग (भङ्गं) दोनों को देखकर ही (दृष्ट्वैव) जातक का (जातकस्य) फल (फलं) कहना चाहिए (दिशेत्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Chapter 11 opening: title "अथाऽरिष्टभङ्गाध्यायः ॥ ११ ॥" ("the chapter on the cancellation of afflictions"), invocation "पराशर उवाच--", and verse 1, prefixed per the established chapter-opening convention (cf. verses 9.1, 10.1). Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha), PDF p.110 (printed page ७८), immediately following Chapter 10's colophon and the ornamental section-divider. Read from scratchpad/bphs-p110-ch11title.png (title, invocation) and scratchpad/bphs-p110-v1-2.png (verse 1, both lines clearly legible). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  2. 11.2 सत्यापित

    Even one of the three benefics (Mercury, Jupiter, Venus) in a kendra from lagna destroys all affliction, as the sun destroys darkness

    संस्कृत

    एकोऽपि ज्ञार्यशुक्राणां लग्नात् केन्द्रगतो यदि । अरिष्टं निखिलं हन्ति तिमिरं भास्करो यथा ॥ २ ॥

    eko'pi jnyaaryashukraanaan lagnaat kendragato yadi | arishtan nikhilan hanti timiran bhaaskaro yathaa || 2 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If (yadi) even one (ekah api) of Mercury, Jupiter, and Venus (jnya-aarya-shukraanaam) [is] situated in a kendra (kendragatah) from the ascendant (lagnaat), it destroys (hanti) all affliction (arishtam nikhilam) entirely, just as (yathaa) the Sun (bhaaskarah) [destroys] darkness (timiram).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    यदि (यदि) बुध, गुरु और शुक्र (ज्ञार्यशुक्राणां) में से एक (एकोऽपि) भी लग्न से (लग्नात्) केन्द्र में स्थित (केन्द्रगतः) हो, तो वह समस्त (निखिलं) अरिष्ट (अरिष्टं) को उसी प्रकार नष्ट कर देता है (हन्ति) जैसे (यथा) सूर्य (भास्करो) अन्धकार (तिमिरं) को [नष्ट कर देता है]।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.11, verse 2. PDF p.110 (printed page ७८). Read from scratchpad/bphs-p110-v1-2.png and the higher-resolution watermark-free crop scratchpad/bphs-p110-v2-line1-zoom2.png (extracted directly from the PDF's embedded scan image via PyMuPDF's page.get_images()/fitz.Pixmap(doc, xref), bypassing the page's overlaid CC-0/eGangotri vector-text watermark entirely -- a new, more reliable technique than cropping the rendered page, adopted here after the watermark was found to obscure verse 3 below). AMBIGUITY DISCLOSED: the compound's middle member is printed clearly as "आर्य" ("aarya", lit. "noble one"), which is not the most common classical name for Jupiter (usually "गुरु", "जीव", or "इज्य"); however "आर्य" ("the venerable one") is an attested honorific epithet for Jupiter as preceptor of the gods, and this reading is required by the verse's grammar ("एकोऽपि", "even one of [these]", genitive plural "ज्ञार्यशुक्राणाम्") and its evident sense of naming the three classical benefics (Mercury, Jupiter, Venus) as a group -- preserved verbatim as printed rather than emended to a more familiar epithet. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  3. 11.3 सत्यापित

    A single strong Jupiter in the lagna destroys the accumulated affliction, as devoted prostration to the trident-bearer (Shiva) destroys the three-fold sin

    संस्कृत

    एक एव बली जीवो लग्नस्थोऽरिष्टसंचयम् । हन्ति पापत्रयं भक्त्या प्रणामं इव शूलिनः ॥ ३ ॥

    eka eva balee jeevo lagnastho'rishtasanchayam | hanti paapatrayan bhaktyaa pranaaman iva shoolinah || 3 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    A single (ekah eva) strong (balee) Jupiter (jeevah), situated in the lagna (lagna-sthah), destroys (hanti) the accumulation of afflictions (arishta-sanchayam) -- just as (iva) a devoted (bhaktyaa) prostration (pranaamam) [destroys] the three-fold sin (paapa-trayam) [before] the Trident-Bearer (shoolinah, an epithet of Shiva).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    एक (एक एव) बलवान (बली) गुरु (जीवो), लग्न में स्थित (लग्नस्थः), समस्त संचित अरिष्ट (अरिष्टसंचयम्) को उसी प्रकार नष्ट कर देता है (हन्ति) जैसे (इव) त्रिशूलधारी शिव (शूलिनः) के प्रति भक्तिपूर्वक (भक्त्या) किया गया प्रणाम (प्रणामं) त्रिविध पाप (पापत्रयं) को [नष्ट कर देता है]।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.11, verse 3, closing this run of verses before further content. PDF p.110 (printed page ७८). Line 1 read from scratchpad/bphs-p110-v3.png. Line 2 was significantly obscured on the standard page render by the page's overlaid CC-0/eGangotri digitization watermark (a real vector-text PDF span, confirmed via page.get_text('dict') to sit at PDF-space y=556-566pt, landing directly across this line at 600dpi); resolved by extracting the page's embedded raster scan directly via PyMuPDF (page.get_images() -> fitz.Pixmap(doc, xref)), which excludes the separately-drawn watermark layer entirely -- read cleanly from the resulting scratchpad/bphs-p110-raw-image.png (cropped/zoomed as scratchpad/bphs-p110-v3-rawcrop.png), with no remaining ambiguity. "शूलिनः" ("the trident-bearer") is a standard epithet of Shiva. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  4. 11.4 सत्यापित

    A single strong lord of the ascendant in a kendra destroys all affliction, as Shiva destroyed the Three Cities

    संस्कृत

    एक एव विलग्नेशः केन्द्रसंस्थो बलान्वितः । अरिष्टं निखिलं हन्ति पिनाकी त्रिपुरं यथा ॥ ४ ॥

    eka eva vilagneshah kendrasanstho balaanvitah | arishtan nikhilan hanti pinaakee tripuran yathaa || 4 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    A single (ekah eva) lord of the ascendant (vilagna-ishah), situated in a kendra (kendra-sansthah) and endowed with strength (bala-anvitah), destroys (hanti) all affliction (arishtam nikhilam) entirely, just as (yathaa) the Trident-Bearer (pinaakee, Shiva) [destroyed] the Three Cities (Tripuram).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    एक (एक एव) बलयुक्त (बलान्वितः) लग्नेश (विलग्नेशः), केन्द्र में स्थित (केन्द्रसंस्थो), समस्त (निखिलं) अरिष्ट (अरिष्टं) को उसी प्रकार नष्ट कर देता है (हन्ति) जैसे (यथा) त्रिपुरारि शिव (पिनाकी) ने त्रिपुर (त्रिपुरं) को [नष्ट किया]।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.11, verse 4. PDF p.111 (printed page ७९), doc index 110. Read from scratchpad/bphs-p111-v4-5.png, a 3x zoom crop of scratchpad/bphs-p111-raw.png (the page's embedded raster scan extracted directly via PyMuPDF's page.get_images()/fitz.Pixmap(doc, xref), bypassing the page's overlaid CC-0/eGangotri watermark entirely). Matches the initial overview reading exactly, no ambiguity. "पिनाकी त्रिपुरं" is a standard Puranic reference: Pinaakin ("wielder of the Pinaka bow/trident", an epithet of Shiva) destroying Tripura, the Three Cities of the asuras -- read as a simile only, not independently transcribed from any other text. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  5. 11.5 सत्यापित

    Night birth in the bright fortnight with a benefic aspecting the ascendant destroys affliction; reversed conditions in the dark fortnight likewise destroy it

    संस्कृत

    शुक्लपक्षे क्षपाजन्म-लग्ने सौम्यनिरीक्षिते । विपरीतं कृष्णपक्षे तथारिष्ट-विनाशनम् ॥ ५ ॥

    shuklapakshe kshapaajanma-lagne saumyanireekshite | vipareetan krishnapakshe tathaarishta-vinaashanam || 5 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If birth occurs at night (kshapaa-janma) in the bright fortnight (shukla-pakshe), with the ascendant (lagne) aspected by a benefic (saumya-nireekshite) -- [the result is] reversed (vipareetam) in the dark fortnight (krishna-pakshe); thus (tathaa) is the destruction of affliction (arishta-vinaashanam) [to be understood].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    यदि शुक्ल पक्ष (शुक्लपक्षे) में रात्रि में जन्म (क्षपाजन्म) हो और लग्न (लग्ने) पर शुभ ग्रह की दृष्टि (सौम्यनिरीक्षिते) हो -- तो कृष्ण पक्ष (कृष्णपक्षे) में विपरीत (विपरीतं) [स्थिति में भी]; इस प्रकार (तथा) अरिष्ट का नाश (अरिष्ट-विनाशनम्) [जानना चाहिए]।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.11, verse 5, closing the first block of this chapter (verses 1-5). PDF p.111 (printed page ७९). Read from scratchpad/bphs-p111-v4-5.png (same crop as verse 4). Matches the initial overview reading exactly, no ambiguity. The following Hindi commentary is explicitly marked "॥ १-५ ॥", confirming it paraphrases exactly verses 1 through 5 as a unit (read for corroboration only, not transcribed: it restates that a strong lagnesh in a kendra, or the lagna aspected by a benefic under specific paksha/time conditions, cancels all arishta). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  6. 11.6 सत्यापित

    Sun in the 12th with Libra ascendant grants a hundred-year lifespan

    संस्कृत

    व्ययस्थाने यदा सूर्यस्तुलालग्ने तु जायते । जीवेत् स शतवर्षाणि दीर्घायुर्बालको भवेत् ॥ ६ ॥

    vyayasthaane yadaa sooryastulaalagne tu jaayate | jeevet sa shatavarshaani deerghaayurbaalako bhavet || 6 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When (yadaa) the Sun (sooryah) is in the 12th house (vyaya-sthaane) and [the native] is born (jaayate) with Libra as the ascendant (tulaa-lagne), he (sah) shall live (jeevet) a hundred years (shata-varshaani); the child (baalakah) shall become (bhavet) long-lived (deerghaayuh).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जब (यदा) सूर्य (सूर्यः) व्यय स्थान (बारहवें भाव) में (व्ययस्थाने) हो और तुला लग्न (तुलालग्ने) में जन्म हो (जायते), तो वह (स) सौ वर्ष (शतवर्षाणि) तक जीवित रहता है (जीवेत्); बालक (बालको) दीर्घायु (दीर्घायुः) होता है (भवेत्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.11, verse 6, opening a new block on PDF p.111 (printed page ७९). Read from scratchpad/bphs-p111-v6-8.png, a 3x zoom crop of the watermark-free scratchpad/bphs-p111-raw.png. Matches the initial overview reading exactly, no ambiguity. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  7. 11.7 सत्यापित

    A malefic in the 4th from lagna with Jupiter in trine to Ketu makes a healthy, long-lived child, joyous to both families

    संस्कृत

    लग्नाच्चतुर्थगः पापो गुरुः केतुत्रिकोणगः । कुलद्वयानन्दकरः स्वस्थो दीर्घायुरर्भकः ॥ ७ ॥

    lagnaachchaturthagah paapo guruh ketutrikonagah | kuladvayaanandakarah svastho deerghaayurarbhakah || 7 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [If] a malefic (paapah) is in the 4th house (chaturtha-gah) from the ascendant (lagnaat), [and] Jupiter (guruh) is in trine to Ketu (ketu-trikona-gah), the child (arbhakah) is healthy (svasthah) [and] long-lived (deerghaayuh), bringing joy to both families (kula-dvaya-aananda-karah).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    यदि लग्न से (लग्नात्) चतुर्थ भाव में (चतुर्थगः) पाप ग्रह (पापो) हो, और गुरु (गुरुः) केतु से त्रिकोण में (केतुत्रिकोणगः) हो, तो बालक (अर्भकः) स्वस्थ (स्वस्थो) और दीर्घायु (दीर्घायुः) होता है, तथा दोनों कुलों को आनन्द देने वाला (कुलद्वयानन्दकरः) होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.11, verse 7. PDF p.111 (printed page ७९). Line 1 read from scratchpad/bphs-p111-v6-8.png; line 2 confirmed via the sharper scratchpad/bphs-p111-v9-10.png crop (which also captured this verse's second line at its top edge). Matches the initial overview reading exactly, no ambiguity. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  8. 11.8 सत्यापित

    Jupiter and Mars conjoined, or Mars aspected by Jupiter, destroys all affliction and is auspicious for the mother

    संस्कृत

    गुरुभौमौ यदा युक्तौ गुरुदृष्टोऽथवा कुजः । हत्वाऽरिष्टमशेषं च जनन्याः शुभकृद् भवेत् ॥ ८ ॥

    gurubhaumau yadaa yuktau gurudrishto'thavaa kujah | hatvaa'rishtamasheshan cha jananyaah shubhakrid bhavet || 8 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When (yadaa) Jupiter and Mars (guru-bhaumau) are conjoined (yuktau), or (athavaa) Mars (kujah) is aspected by Jupiter (guru-drishtah), having destroyed (hatvaa) the entirety (ashesham) of affliction (arishtam), [that combination] becomes (bhavet) auspicious (shubha-krit) for the mother (jananyaah).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जब (यदा) गुरु और मंगल (गुरुभौमौ) युक्त (युक्तौ) हों, अथवा (अथवा) मंगल (कुजः) गुरु से दृष्ट (गुरुदृष्टः) हो, तो समस्त (अशेषं) अरिष्ट (अरिष्टं) को नष्ट करके (हत्वा) [यह योग] माता (जनन्याः) के लिए शुभकारक (शुभकृद्) होता है (भवेत्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.11, verse 8, closing this block before the next Hindi commentary. PDF p.111 (printed page ७९). Read from scratchpad/bphs-p111-v6-8.png and confirmed against scratchpad/bphs-p111-v9-10.png. Matches the initial overview reading exactly, no ambiguity. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  9. 11.9 सत्यापित

    A malefic in the 4th or 10th flanked by benefics, together with benefics in kendras and trikonas, brings well-being to the father

    संस्कृत

    चतुर्थे दशमे पापः सौम्यमध्ये यदा भवेत् । पितुः सौख्यकरो योगः शुभैः केन्द्रत्रिकोणगैः ॥ ९ ॥

    chaturthe dashame paapah saumyamadhye yadaa bhavet | pituh saukhyakaro yogah shubhaih kendratrikonagaih || 9 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When (yadaa) a malefic (paapah) in the 4th or 10th house (chaturthe dashame) comes to be (bhavet) flanked by benefics (saumya-madhye), [that] combination (yogah), together with benefics (shubhaih) situated in kendras and trikonas (kendra-trikona-gaih), brings well-being to the father (pituh saukhya-karah).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जब (यदा) चतुर्थ या दशम भाव में (चतुर्थे दशमे) पाप ग्रह (पापः) शुभ ग्रहों के मध्य (सौम्यमध्ये) हो (भवेत्), [तो] केन्द्र और त्रिकोण में स्थित (केन्द्रत्रिकोणगैः) शुभ ग्रहों (शुभैः) के साथ यह योग (योगः) पिता (पितुः) के लिए सुखकारक (सौख्यकरो) होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.11, verse 9. PDF p.111 (printed page ७९). Read from scratchpad/bphs-p111-v9-10.png, a 3x zoom crop of the watermark-free scratchpad/bphs-p111-raw.png, and confirmed again via scratchpad/bphs-p111-v10-full.png. Matches the initial overview reading exactly, no ambiguity. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  10. 11.10 सत्यापित

    Malefics flanked by benefics, together with benefics in kendras and trikonas, instantly destroy affliction -- overriding the otherwise expected result of that house

    संस्कृत

    सौम्यान्तरगतैः पापैः शुभैः केन्द्रत्रिकोणगैः । सद्यो नाशयतेऽरिष्टं तद्भावोत्थफलं न तत् ॥ १० ॥ इति सविमर्श-सुधाव्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे अरिष्टभङ्गाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ ११ ॥

    saumyaantaragataih paapaih shubhaih kendratrikonagaih | sadyo naashayate'rishtan tadbhaavotthaphalan na tat || 10 || iti savimarsha-sudhaavyaakhyopete brihatpaaraasharahoraashaastre arishtabhangaadhyaayah samaaptah || 11 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    By malefics (paapaih) situated between benefics (saumya-antara-gataih), together with benefics (shubhaih) situated in kendras and trikonas (kendra-trikona-gaih), affliction (arishtam) is destroyed (naashayate) instantly (sadyah); that (tat) is not (na) [merely] the result (phalam) arising from that house (tad-bhaava-uttham) [that would otherwise be expected]. [Colophon:] Thus, in the Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra accompanied by the Sudha commentary-with-discussion (savimarshe-sudhaa-vyaakhya), the chapter on the cancellation of afflictions (arishta-bhanga-adhyaayah) is concluded (samaaptah). Chapter 11.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    शुभ ग्रहों के मध्य स्थित (सौम्यान्तरगतैः) पाप ग्रहों (पापैः) के साथ, केन्द्र और त्रिकोण में स्थित (केन्द्रत्रिकोणगैः) शुभ ग्रहों (शुभैः) द्वारा, अरिष्ट (अरिष्टं) तुरन्त (सद्यो) नष्ट हो जाता है (नाशयते); वह (तत्) उस भाव से उत्पन्न होने वाला (तद्भावोत्थ) [सामान्य अशुभ] फल (फलं) नहीं (न) है। [समाप्ति-सूचना:] इस प्रकार सविमर्श सुधा-व्याख्या सहित बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्र में अरिष्ट-भंग अध्याय (अरिष्टभङ्गाध्यायः) समाप्त (समाप्तः) होता है। अध्याय ११।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.11, verse 10, closing this block. PDF p.111 (printed page ७९). Read from scratchpad/bphs-p111-v10-full.png, a dedicated 3x zoom crop of scratchpad/bphs-p111-raw.png generated after the initial scratchpad/bphs-p111-v9-10.png crop cut off partway through this verse's second line. Matches the initial overview reading exactly, no ambiguity. The Hindi commentary immediately following (not transcribed, read for corroboration only) explicitly discusses verses 6-10 together via a Libra-ascendant/12th-house-Sun worked example and a list of benefic house-positions (1,4,7,10,9,5), confirming the verse boundary and general sense. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review. Chapter 11's closing colophon ("इति सविमर्श-सुधाव्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे अरिष्टभङ्गाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ ११ ॥") is appended to this verse per the established convention (cf. verse 10.45's appended colophon). Read from PDF p.112 (doc index 111, printed page ८०), scratchpad/bphs-p112-colophon.png -- clearly legible, confirming this chapter is titled "अरिष्टभङ्गाध्यायः" (matching the opening title at verse 11.1) and closes at exactly 10 verses. The preceding Hindi commentary line is marked "॥ ६-१० ॥", confirming it paraphrases verses 6 through 10 as a unit (read for corroboration only, not transcribed).

12 Bhavavivechana -- the discernment of the houses (16)

  1. 12.1 सत्यापित

    Opening Chapter 12 (the discernment of the houses): Maitreya asks what is to be examined from which house

    संस्कृत

    अथ भावविवेचनाध्यायः ॥ १२ ॥ मैत्रेय उवाच-- श्रुतं रिष्टं च तद्भङ्गं भगवन् भवतोदितम् । अथ किं किं कुतो भावाद् विचार्यमिति कथ्यताम् ॥ १ ॥

    atha bhaavavivechanaadhyaayah || 12 || maitreya uvaacha-- shrutan rishtan cha tadbhangan bhagavan bhavatoditam | atha kin kin kuto bhaavaad vichaaryamiti kathyataam || 1 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [Chapter 12: The chapter on the discernment of the houses (bhavas).] Maitreya said -- Danger to life (rishtam) and (cha) its cancellation (tad-bhangam) have been heard (shrutam), O venerable one (bhagavan), as declared (uditam) by you (bhavataa). Now (atha), what and what (kim kim) is to be examined (vichaaryam) from which house (kutah bhaavaat) -- let this be told (kathyataam iti).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [अध्याय १२: भाव-विवेचन अध्याय।] मैत्रेय ने कहा -- हे भगवन् (भगवन्), आपके द्वारा (भवता) कहा गया (उदितम्) अरिष्ट (रिष्टं) और (च) उसका भंग (तद्भङ्गं) सुना (श्रुतं) गया। अब (अथ) किस-किस भाव से (कुतो भावाद्) क्या-क्या (किं किं) विचार करना चाहिए (विचार्यम्), यह कहिए (कथ्यताम् इति)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Chapter 12 opening: title "अथ भावविवेचनाध्यायः ॥ १२ ॥" ("the chapter on the discernment of the houses/bhavas"), invocation "मैत्रेय उवाच--" (unusually, this chapter opens with Maitreya's question rather than Parashara's speech), and verse 1, prefixed per the established chapter-opening convention. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha), PDF p.112 (doc index 111, printed page ८०), immediately following Chapter 11's colophon and the ornamental section-divider. Read from scratchpad/bphs-p112-title2-v1.png and scratchpad/bphs-p112-v2-3b.png (both lines clearly legible), extracted from the page's watermark-free embedded raster image scratchpad/bphs-p112-raw.png via PyMuPDF's page.get_images()/fitz.Pixmap(doc, xref). The following Hindi commentary paraphrases this verse as Maitreya's question, then an editorial subheading "तन्वादि भावों से विचारणीय विषय--" ("topics to be examined from the 1st house onward") introduces the answer -- both read for context only, not transcribed (editorial signposting, not root verse). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  2. 12.2 सत्यापित

    From the 1st house (tanu-bhava): body, appearance, knowledge, complexion, strength and weakness, disposition, and happiness or sorrow

    संस्कृत

    पराशर उवाच-- तनुं रूपं च ज्ञानं च वर्णं चैव बलाऽबलम् । प्रकृतिं सुख-दुःखं च तनुभावाद् विचिन्तयेत् ॥ २ ॥

    paraashara uvaacha-- tanun roopan cha jnyaanan cha varnan chaiva balaa'balam | prakritin sukha-duhkhan cha tanubhaavaad vichintayet || 2 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Parashara said -- The body (tanum), appearance (roopam), knowledge (jnyaanam), complexion (varnam), and strength-and-weakness (bala-abalam), disposition (prakritim), and (cha) happiness and sorrow (sukha-duhkham) -- these one should examine (vichintayet) from the 1st house/body-house (tanu-bhaavaat).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पराशर ने कहा -- शरीर (तनुं), रूप (रूपं), ज्ञान (ज्ञानं), वर्ण (वर्णं), बल और अबल (बलाऽबलम्), स्वभाव (प्रकृतिं), और सुख-दुःख (सुख-दुःखं) -- इनका विचार (विचिन्तयेत्) प्रथम भाव अर्थात् तनु-भाव से (तनुभावाद्) करना चाहिए।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.12, verse 2, opening Parashara's answer (invocation "पराशर उवाच--" prefixed per convention). PDF p.112 (printed page ८०). Read from scratchpad/bphs-p112-v4-5b.png and confirmed via the targeted zoom scratchpad/bphs-p112-v2-word-zoom3.png, which clearly resolved the compound "बलाऽबलम्" ("strength and weakness", a standard jyotish pairing) -- the lower-resolution overview had tentatively suggested "वलाऽबलम्"; the full-resolution crop confirms both consonants are ब (bala-abalam), not व. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  3. 12.3 सत्यापित

    From the 2nd house (dhana-bhava): family, wealth, grain, the web of death, enemies, and metals/gems

    संस्कृत

    कुटुम्बं च धनं धान्यं मृत्युजालममित्रकम् । धातुरत्नादिकं सर्वं धनस्थानान्निरीक्षयेत् ॥ ३ ॥

    kutumban cha dhanan dhaanyan mrityujaalamamitrakam | dhaaturatnaadikan sarvan dhanasthaanaannireekshayet || 3 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Family (kutumbam), wealth (dhanam), grain (dhaanyam), the web/net of death (mrityu-jaalam), enemies (amitrakam), and metals, gems, and so forth (dhaatu-ratna-aadikam) -- all these (sarvam) one should examine (nireekshayet) from the 2nd house/wealth-house (dhana-sthaanaat).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    कुटुम्ब (कुटुम्बं), धन (धनं), धान्य (धान्यं), मृत्यु का जाल (मृत्युजालम्), शत्रु (अमित्रकम्), तथा धातु-रत्न आदि (धातुरत्नादिकं) -- यह सब (सर्वं) द्वितीय भाव अर्थात् धन-स्थान से (धनस्थानान्) देखना चाहिए (निरीक्षयेत्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.12, verse 3. PDF p.112 (printed page ८०). Read from scratchpad/bphs-p112-v3-4.png and confirmed via the targeted zooms scratchpad/bphs-p112-v3-line1-zoom.png and scratchpad/bphs-p112-v3-line2-zoom.png. Matches the initial overview reading, no ambiguity. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  4. 12.4 सत्यापित

    From the 3rd house (vikrama/parakrama-bhava): valour, servants and brothers, counsel and travel, parents' death, and misfortune

    संस्कृत

    विक्रमं भृत्य-भ्रात्रादि चोपदेश-प्रयाणकम् । पित्रोर्वैं मरणं विद्यान् दुश्चिक्यां च निरीक्षयेत् ॥ ४ ॥

    vikraman bhritya-bhraatraadi chopadesha-prayaanakam | pitrorvain maranan vidyaan dushchikyaan cha nireekshayet || 4 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Valour (vikramam), servants, brothers, and so forth (bhritya-bhraatra-aadi), and counsel and travel/journeys (upadesha-prayaanakam) -- one should know (vidyaat/vidyaan) the death (maranam) of the parents (pitroh) [also from this house], and one should examine (nireekshayet) misfortune/hardship (dushchikyam) as well (cha) [from the 3rd house].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पराक्रम (विक्रमं), भृत्य-भ्राता आदि (भृत्य-भ्रात्रादि), तथा उपदेश और यात्रा (उपदेश-प्रयाणकम्) -- माता-पिता (पित्रोः) की मृत्यु (मरणं) भी इसी भाव से जाननी चाहिए (विद्यात्), और दुष्चिक्य अर्थात् दुर्भाग्य/कष्ट (दुश्चिक्यां) का भी विचार करना चाहिए (निरीक्षयेत्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.12, verse 4. PDF p.112 (printed page ८०). Read from scratchpad/bphs-p112-v3-4.png and confirmed via the targeted zooms scratchpad/bphs-p112-v4-line1-zoom.png, scratchpad/bphs-p112-v4-line2-left.png, and scratchpad/bphs-p112-v4-line2-right.png. TWO AMBIGUITIES DISCLOSED: (1) the verb before "दुश्चिक्यां च निरीक्षयेत्" is printed clearly as "विद्यान्" (with anusvara/final न्), which is grammatically unusual -- the expected classical Vedic-optative form in this exact recurring phrase-pattern (cf. verse 10.44's "विनिर्दिशेत्") would be "विद्यात्"; preserved verbatim as printed ("विद्यान्") rather than silently emended, with "विद्यात्" noted as the likely intended/standard form. (2) "दुश्चिक्यां" (misfortune/hardship) is printed with a feminine accusative-looking ending (-याम्) though the expected neuter form parallel to other items in this list would be "दुश्चिक्यं"; preserved verbatim as printed. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  5. 12.5 सत्यापित

    From the 4th house (sukha-bhava): kinsmen, vehicles, mother's happiness, treasure, land, house, and gardens

    संस्कृत

    बान्धवानथ यानानि मातृसौख्यादिकान्यपि । निधिक्षेत्र-गृहारामादिकं तुर्याद् विचारयेत् ॥ ५ ॥

    baandhavaanatha yaanaani maatrisaukhyaadikaanyapi | nidhikshetra-grihaaraamaadikan turyaad vichaarayet || 5 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Kinsmen (baandhavaan), and (atha) vehicles (yaanaani), and mother's happiness and the like (maatri-saukhya-aadikaani api), [and] treasure, land, house, gardens, and so forth (nidhi-kshetra-griha-aaraama-aadikam) -- these one should examine (vichaarayet) from the 4th house (turyaat).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    बान्धव (बान्धवान्), तथा (अथ) वाहन (यानानि), माता का सुख आदि (मातृसौख्यादिकान्यपि), तथा निधि, क्षेत्र, गृह, बगीचा आदि (निधिक्षेत्र-गृहारामादिकं) -- इनका विचार (विचारयेत्) चतुर्थ भाव से (तुर्याद्) करना चाहिए।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.12, verse 5, closing this block before the following Hindi commentary (explicitly marked "॥ २-५ ॥", confirming it paraphrases verses 2 through 5 as a unit covering the 1st-4th houses -- read for corroboration only, not transcribed). PDF p.112 (printed page ८०). Read from scratchpad/bphs-p112-v5-actual.png. Matches the initial overview reading, no ambiguity. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  6. 12.6 सत्यापित

    From the 5th house (children): mantra, yantra, learning, and the fortunes/misfortunes of sons and kingdom

    संस्कृत

    यन्त्रं मन्त्रं तथा विद्यां बुद्धेश्चैव प्रबन्धकम् । पुत्रराज्यापभ्रंशादीन् पश्येत् पुत्रालयाद् बुधः ॥ ६ ॥

    yantran mantran tathaa vidyaan buddheshchaiva prabandhakam | putraraajyaapabhranshaadeen pashyet putraalayaad budhah || 6 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The wise (budhah) should see (pashyet) from the house of children (putra-aalayaat): yantra (mystic diagram), mantra, and (tathaa) learning (vidyaam), and (cha eva) the arrangement/continuity of the intellect (buddheh prabandhakam), [as well as] the loss/decline (apabhramsha-aadeen) of sons and kingdom (putra-raajya).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    बुद्धिमान् (बुधः) व्यक्ति को पुत्र-भाव से (पुत्रालयाद्) यन्त्र (यन्त्रं), मन्त्र (मन्त्रं) तथा (तथा) विद्या (विद्यां), और (चैव) बुद्धि की निरन्तरता (बुद्धेः प्रबन्धकम्), तथा पुत्र और राज्य के नाश आदि (पुत्रराज्यापभ्रंशादीन्) को देखना चाहिए (पश्येत्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.12, verse 6, opening the section on houses 5 and beyond ("पञ्चमादि भावों से विचारणीय विषय--", a Hindi editorial sub-heading, read for corroboration only, not transcribed). PDF p.113 (doc index 112, printed page ८१), header "भावविवेचनाध्यायः". Read from scratchpad/bphs-p113-v6-7.png (both lines fully legible), confirming the overview's tentative reading exactly. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  7. 12.7 सत्यापित

    From the 6th house (enemies): maternal uncle, fear of death, enemies, and wounds

    संस्कृत

    मातुलं मृत्युशङ्काश्च शत्रूंश्चैव व्रणादिकान् । सपत्नीमातरं चापि शत्रुस्थानान्निरीक्षयेत् ॥ ७ ॥

    maatulan mrityushankaashcha shatroonshchaiva vranaadikaan | sapatneemaataran chaapi shatrusthaanaannireekshayet || 7 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    One should examine (nireekshayet) from the house of enemies (shatru-sthaanaat): the maternal uncle (maatulam), fears of death (mrityu-shankaah), and (cha eva) enemies (shatroon) [and] wounds etc. (vrana-aadikaan), and also (cha api) the co-wife's mother/step-mother (sapatnee-maataram).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    शत्रु-भाव से (शत्रुस्थानान्) मामा (मातुलं), मृत्यु की आशंका (मृत्युशङ्काश्च), तथा (चैव) शत्रुओं (शत्रूंश्च) और व्रण आदि (व्रणादिकान्), और सौतेली माता/सपत्नी की माता (सपत्नीमातरं) को भी (चापि) देखना चाहिए (निरीक्षयेत्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.12, verse 7. PDF p.113, printed page ८१. Read from scratchpad/bphs-p113-v6-7.png and scratchpad/bphs-p113-v8-9.png (line 1 visible at top), confirming the overview's tentative reading exactly. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  8. 12.8 सत्यापित

    From the 7th house (spouse): the wife's travel abroad, trade dealings, and one's own death

    संस्कृत

    जायामध्वप्रयाणं च पदाप्तिं च वणिक्-क्रियाम् । मरणं च स्वदेहस्य जायाभावान्निरीक्षयेत् ॥ ८ ॥

    jaayaamadhvaprayaanan cha padaaptin cha vanik-kriyaam | maranan cha svadehasya jaayaabhaavaannireekshayet || 8 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    One should examine (nireekshayet) from the house of the wife (jaayaa-bhaavaat): the wife's journey on the road (jaayaa-adhva-prayaanam), and (cha) the attainment of position/rank (pada-aaptim), and (cha) trade-dealings (vanik-kriyaam), and (cha) the death (maranam) of one's own body (sva-dehasya).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पत्नी-भाव से (जायाभावान्) पत्नी की मार्ग-यात्रा (जायामध्वप्रयाणं), और (च) पद-प्राप्ति (पदाप्तिं), और (च) वणिक्-व्यापार-क्रिया (वणिक्-क्रियाम्), और (च) अपने शरीर की मृत्यु (स्वदेहस्य मरणं) को देखना चाहिए (निरीक्षयेत्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.12, verse 8. PDF p.113, printed page ८१. Line 1 zoom-confirmed via scratchpad/bphs-p113-v8-line1-zoom2.png (clearly legible: "जायामध्वप्रयाणं च पदाप्तिं च वणिक्-क्रियाम्", matching the tentative overview reading exactly after an initial lower-resolution crop had misread it); line 2 confirmed via scratchpad/bphs-p113-v8-9.png. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  9. 12.9 सत्यापित

    From the 8th house (longevity): span of life and death, marks on the anus, and the course of past and future births

    संस्कृत

    आयुर्मृत्युपरं चापि गुदे चैवाङ्कुरादिकम् । पूर्वापर-जनुर्वृत्तं सर्वं रन्ध्राद् विचिन्तयेत् ॥ ९ ॥

    aayurmrityuparan chaapi gude chaivaankuraadikam | poorvaapara-janurvrittan sarvan randhraad vichintayet || 9 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    One should ascertain (vichintayet) from the 8th house (randhraat): matters concerning (param) longevity and death (aayuh-mrityu), and also (cha api) marks/growths etc. (ankura-aadikam) on the anus (gude), and (cha) the entire (sarvam) account of prior and later births (poorva-apara-januh-vrittam).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    अष्टम भाव से (रन्ध्राद्) आयु-मृत्यु सम्बन्धी विषय (आयुर्मृत्युपरं), और (चापि) गुदा में अंकुर आदि चिह्न (गुदे चैवाङ्कुरादिकम्), और (सर्वं) पूर्व-अपर जन्मों का सम्पूर्ण वृत्तान्त (पूर्वापर-जनुर्वृत्तं) निश्चित करना चाहिए (विचिन्तयेत्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.12, verse 9, closing this sub-section (Hindi commentary marks it "॥ ६-९ ॥", read for corroboration only, not transcribed -- it also contains a quoted citation from another classical text on 5th/6th/7th-house topics, excluded from transcription per copyright-safety discipline). PDF p.113, printed page ८१. Line 1 zoom-confirmed via scratchpad/bphs-p113-v9-line1-zoom2.png (matching tentative reading exactly, correcting an initial lower-resolution misreading). Line 2 zoom-confirmed via scratchpad/bphs-p113-v9-line2-zoom.png and a tighter word-level crop scratchpad/bphs-p113-v9-word-zoom.png: the compound is clearly printed "जनुर्वृत्तं" (from जनुस्, "birth/origin"), CORRECTING the initial overview-level tentative reading of "जन्मवृत्तं" -- preserved verbatim as printed. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  10. 12.10 सत्यापित

    From the 9th house (fortune): dharma, fortune, wife's brother, brother's wife, and pilgrimage

    संस्कृत

    धर्मं भाग्यमथो श्यालं भ्रातृ-पत्न्यादिकांस्तथा । तीर्थयात्रादिकं सर्वं धर्मस्थानान्निरीक्षयेत् ॥ १० ॥

    dharman bhaagyamatho shyaalan bhraatri-patnyaadikaanstathaa | teerthayaatraadikan sarvan dharmasthaanaannireekshayet || 10 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    One should examine (nireekshayet) from the house of dharma/fortune (dharma-sthaanaat): dharma (dharmam), fortune (bhaagyam), and then (atho) the wife's brother (shyaalam), and (tathaa) the brother's wife etc. (bhraatri-patnee-aadikaan), and (sarvam) pilgrimage etc. (teertha-yaatraa-aadikam) entirely.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    भाग्य-भाव से (धर्मस्थानान्) धर्म (धर्मं), भाग्य (भाग्यमथो), और साला/पत्नी का भाई (श्यालं), तथा (तथा) भाई की पत्नी आदि (भ्रातृ-पत्न्यादिकांस्), और सम्पूर्ण (सर्वं) तीर्थयात्रा आदि (तीर्थयात्रादिकं) को देखना चाहिए (निरीक्षयेत्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.12, verse 10, opening the section on houses 9 and beyond ("नवमादि भावों से विचारणीय विषय--", Hindi editorial sub-heading, read for corroboration only, not transcribed). PDF p.113, printed page ८१. Line 1 zoom-confirmed via scratchpad/bphs-p113-v10-line1-zoom2.png; line 2 via scratchpad/bphs-p113-v10-11.png. AMBIGUITY DISCLOSED: the second word of line 1 is printed with a conjunct glyph that, at this font/resolution, visually resembles "इयालं" as much as "श्यालं" (both readable in the same ligature shape); "श्यालं" ("wife's brother", a standard classical term, thematically fitting alongside "भ्रातृ-पत्न्यादिकान्", "brother's wife etc.", in a list of in-law relations) is adopted as the contextually and grammatically sound reading, since "इयाल" is not an attested Sanskrit word. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  11. 12.11 सत्यापित

    From the 10th house (career/sky-conduct): kingdom, public life, singing, father, debt, and travel abroad

    संस्कृत

    राज्यं चाकाशवृत्तिं च गानं च पितरं तथा । ऋणं चापि प्रवासं च व्योमस्थानान्निरीक्षयेत् ॥ ११ ॥

    raajyan chaakaashavrittin cha gaanan cha pitaran tathaa | rinan chaapi pravaasan cha vyomasthaanaannireekshayet || 11 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    One should examine (nireekshayet) from the house of the sky [the 10th] (vyoma-sthaanaat): kingdom (raajyam), and (cha) sky-conduct/public standing (aakaasha-vrittim), and (cha) singing (gaanam), and (tathaa) the father (pitaram), and also (cha api) debt (rinam), and (cha) travel abroad (pravaasam).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    दशम भाव (आकाश-स्थान) से (व्योमस्थानान्) राज्य (राज्यं), और (च) आकाश-वृत्ति/लोक-व्यवहार (आकाशवृत्तिं), और (च) गायन (गानं), तथा (तथा) पिता (पितरं), और भी (चापि) ऋण (ऋणं), और (च) प्रवास (प्रवासं) को देखना चाहिए (निरीक्षयेत्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.12, verse 11. PDF p.113, printed page ८१. Read from scratchpad/bphs-p113-v10-11.png, both lines clearly legible, matching the tentative overview reading exactly. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  12. 12.12 सत्यापित

    From the 11th house (gains): manifold acquisitions, sons and wife, income, and wealth of livestock

    संस्कृत

    नानावस्तुभवस्यापि पुत्रजायादिकस्य च । आयं सशुसमृद्धिं च भवस्थानान्निरीक्षयेत् ॥ १२ ॥

    naanaavastubhavasyaapi putrajaayaadikasya cha | aayan sashusamriddhin cha bhavasthaanaannireekshayet || 12 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    One should examine (nireekshayet) from the house of gain [the 11th] (bhava-sthaanaat): the origination/acquisition of manifold things (naanaa-vastu-bhavasya api), and (cha) that of sons, wife, etc. (putra-jaayaa-aadikasya), [and] income (aayam), and (cha) prosperity/abundance [of livestock] (sashu-samriddhim).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    लाभ-भाव से (भवस्थानान्) नाना प्रकार की वस्तुओं की प्राप्ति (नानावस्तुभवस्यापि), और (च) पुत्र-पत्नी आदि की प्राप्ति (पुत्रजायादिकस्य), आय (आयं), और (च) [पशु-]समृद्धि (सशुसमृद्धिं) को देखना चाहिए (निरीक्षयेत्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.12, verse 12. PDF p.113, printed page ८१. Line 1 confirmed via scratchpad/bphs-p113-v10-11.png; line 2 confirmed via scratchpad/bphs-p113-v12b-13.png and a dedicated word-level zoom scratchpad/bphs-p113-v12-word-zoom.png. AMBIGUITY DISCLOSED: the compound is clearly printed "सशुसमृद्धिं" with NO प akshara -- an initial suspicion (before zoom-confirmation) that this might be a compositor's contraction of "सपशुसमृद्धिं" ("with abundance of livestock", a more standard compound) could not be confirmed at full zoom; the printed reading "सशुसमृद्धिं" is preserved verbatim, though "स-अशु" or an elided "स(प)शु" cannot be fully ruled out as the source of a possible printing-era contraction. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  13. 12.13 सत्यापित

    From the 12th house (loss): expenditure, the course of enemies, and afflictions at the very end of life

    संस्कृत

    व्ययं च वैरिवृत्तान्तं रिष्टमन्त्यादिकं तथा । व्ययाच्चैव हि जानीयादिति सर्वत्र बुद्धिमान् ॥ १३ ॥

    vyayan cha vairivrittaantan rishtamantyaadikan tathaa | vyayaachchaiva hi jaaneeyaaditi sarvatra buddhimaan || 13 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Expenditure (vyayam), and (cha) the course/account of enemies (vairi-vrittaantam), and (tathaa) affliction etc. at the very end [of life] (rishta-antya-aadikam) -- thus (iti) the wise one (buddhimaan) should know (jaaneeyaat) all of this (sarvatra), indeed (hi), from the 12th house of loss (vyayaat cha eva).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    व्यय (व्ययं), और (च) शत्रुओं का वृत्तान्त (वैरिवृत्तान्तं), तथा (तथा) अन्त्य आदि अरिष्ट (रिष्टमन्त्यादिकं) -- इस प्रकार (इति) बुद्धिमान् (बुद्धिमान्) व्यक्ति को यह सब कुछ (सर्वत्र) व्यय-भाव से ही (व्ययाच्चैव हि) जानना चाहिए (जानीयात्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.12, verse 13, closing this sub-section on houses 9 through 12. PDF p.113, printed page ८१. Read from scratchpad/bphs-p113-v12b-13.png, both lines fully legible, matching the tentative overview reading exactly. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  14. 12.14 सत्यापित

    General principle: a house's fortune depends on its lord's disposition -- youthful, awakened, exalted, or in one's own sign

    संस्कृत

    भावफलों का शुभाशुभत्व-- यो यो भावो ग्रहैः सौम्यैः स्वेशैर्युक्तोऽथवेक्षितः । युवा प्रबुद्धो राज्यस्थः, कुमारो यस्य वाधिपः ॥ १४ ॥

    bhaavaphalon kaa shubhaashubhatva-- yo yo bhaavo grahaih saumyaih sveshairyukto'thavekshitah | yuvaa prabuddho raajyasthah, kumaaro yasya vaadhipah || 14 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [The auspicious/inauspicious nature of house-results:] Whichever (yah yah) house (bhaavah) is joined with (yuktah) or (athavaa) aspected by (eekshitah) benefic planets (grahaih saumyaih) or (cha) its own lord (sva-eshaih), and whose (yasya) lord (adhipah) is youthful (yuvaa), awakened (prabuddhah), [and] situated in exaltation/dignity (raajya-sthah) or (vaa) in its own sign as though a prince (kumaarah) --

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [भाव-फलों की शुभाशुभता--] जो-जो (यो यो) भाव (भावो) शुभ ग्रहों से (ग्रहैः सौम्यैः) युक्त (युक्तः) अथवा (अथवा) अपने स्वामी से देखा गया (स्वेशैर्युक्तोऽथवेक्षितः) हो, और जिसका (यस्य) स्वामी (अधिपः) युवा (युवा), जागृत/प्रबुद्ध (प्रबुद्धः), उच्च/राज्य में स्थित (राज्यस्थः), अथवा कुमार के समान अपनी राशि में स्थित (कुमारो) हो --

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.12, verse 14, opening a new sub-section ("भावफलों का शुभाशुभत्व--", Hindi editorial sub-heading, prefixed here as a section label per the established convention -- read for corroboration and included since it demarcates a structurally distinct portion of the chapter). PDF p.114 (doc index 113, printed page ८२), header "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्". Read from scratchpad/bphs-p114-v14-l1.png (line 1) and scratchpad/bphs-p114-v15-l1.png (line 2, which actually shows verse 14's second line at this y-offset), matching the overview's tentative reading exactly. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  15. 12.15 सत्यापित

    The house's result is known by its lord's aspect on it; corrupted result if the lord is joined with the 6th/8th/12th lords

    संस्कृत

    तद्दृष्टिवशतो ज्ञेयं तद्भावजफलं शुभम् । यद्यद्भावपतिर्नष्ट-त्रिकेशाद्यैश्च संयुतः ॥ १५ ॥

    taddrishtivashato jneyan tadbhaavajaphalan shubham | yadyadbhaavapatirnashta-trikeshaadyaishcha sanyutah || 15 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    By virtue of that [lord's] aspect (tad-drishti-vashatah), the auspicious (shubham) result arising from that house (tad-bhaava-ja-phalam) is to be known (jneyam). [But] whichever house's lord (yat yat bhaava-patih) is destroyed/afflicted (nashta) [or] joined with (samyutah) the lords of the trik houses [6th, 8th, 12th] etc. (trika-eesha-aadyaih cha) --

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    उसके (लग्नेश/भावेश के) दृष्टि के कारण (तद्दृष्टिवशतो) उस भाव से उत्पन्न शुभ फल (तद्भावजफलं शुभम्) जानना चाहिए (ज्ञेयं)। [किन्तु] जिस-जिस भाव का स्वामी (यद्यद्भावपतिः) नष्ट (नष्ट) [या] त्रिक भावों (६,८,१२) के स्वामियों आदि से (त्रिकेशाद्यैश्च) युक्त (संयुतः) हो --

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.12, verse 15. PDF p.114, printed page ८२. Read from scratchpad/bphs-p114-v16-l1.png (line 1, shown at this y-offset) and scratchpad/bphs-p114-v16-l2.png (line 2), matching the overview's tentative reading exactly. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  16. 12.16 सत्यापित

    A house's result is nullified if its lord does not aspect it properly, or is combust, dead-in-degree, aged, or afflicted

    संस्कृत

    भावं न वीक्षते सम्यग् ग्रहः सुप्तोऽथवा मृतः । स्थविरः पीडितो वापि, नष्टं भावफलं वदेत् ॥ १६ ॥ इति सविमर्श-सुधाव्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे भावविवेचनाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ १२ ॥

    bhaavan na veekshate samyag grahah supto'thavaa mritah | sthavirah peedito vaapi, nashtan bhaavaphalan vadet || 16 || iti savimarsha-sudhaavyaakhyopete brihatpaaraasharahoraashaastre bhaavavivechanaadhyaayah samaaptah || 12 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    -- if the planet (grahah) does not (na) properly (samyak) aspect (veekshate) the house (bhaavam), or (athavaa) is dormant/combust (suptah) or (or) [in a] dead [degree] (mritah), [or is] aged (sthavirah), or also (vaa api) afflicted (peeditah), one should declare (vadet) the result of that house (bhaava-phalam) to be destroyed/nullified (nashtam). [Colophon:] Thus, in the Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra accompanied by the Sudha commentary-with-discussion, the chapter on the discernment of the houses (bhaava-vivechana-adhyaayah) is concluded. Chapter 12.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    -- यदि वह ग्रह (ग्रहः) भाव को (भावं) ठीक से (सम्यग्) न देखे (न वीक्षते), अथवा (अथवा) सुप्त/अस्तंगत (सुप्तः) या (अथवा) मृत [अंश में स्थित] (मृतः), वृद्ध (स्थविरः), अथवा भी (वापि) पीड़ित (पीडितः) हो, तो उस भाव का फल (भावफलं) नष्ट (नष्टं) कहना चाहिए (वदेत्)। [समाप्ति-सूचना:] इस प्रकार सविमर्श सुधा-व्याख्या सहित बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्र में भाव-विवेचन अध्याय (भावविवेचनाध्यायः) समाप्त होता है। अध्याय १२।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.12, verse 16, closing the chapter, with the closing colophon appended per the established chapter-closing convention (cf. verses 10.45, 11.10). PDF p.114, printed page ८२. Verse 16 read from scratchpad/bphs-p114-v16-l2.png (line 1, shown as trailing content) and scratchpad/bphs-p114-v16-l2c.png (line 2, fully confirmed: "स्थविरः पीडितो वापि, नष्टं भावफलं वदेत् ॥ १६ ॥"). Colophon read from scratchpad/bphs-p114-colophon2.png ("भावविवेचनाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ १२ ॥") and the fuller overview scratchpad/bphs-p114-overview.png (confirming the preceding "इति सविमर्श-सुधाव्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे" line). Following this colophon and an ornamental section-divider, the page contains an editorial passage citing a comparison verse from ANOTHER classical text ("जातक-पारिजात", Jataka Parijata) discussing the same auspicious/inauspicious house-result principle -- this quoted verse and its surrounding editorial discussion are excluded from transcription per copyright-safety discipline (modern editorial commentary quoting a different text, not BPHS root verses). Chapter 12 thus closes at exactly 16 verses.

13 Prathama (tanu) bhava -- results of the 1st house (16)

  1. 13.1 सत्यापित

    Opening Chapter 13 (results of the 1st/tanu house): the lagna-lord in a kendra or trikona, strong, gives bodily happiness; afflicted and trik-placed, it destroys it

    संस्कृत

    अथ प्रथम (तनु) भावफलाध्यायः ॥ १३ ॥ तनुपः केन्द्रकोणस्थोऽनिशं दद्यात्तनौ सुखम् । स एव त्रिकगः पापसंयुतस्तनुसौख्यहृत् ॥ १ ॥

    atha prathama (tanu) bhaavaphalaadhyaayah || 13 || tanupah kendrakonastho'nishan dadyaattanau sukham | sa eva trikagah paapasanyutastanusaukhyahrit || 1 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [Chapter 13: The chapter on the results of the first (tanu, body) house.] The lord of the tanu [1st house] (tanu-pah), situated in a kendra or trikona (kendra-kona-sthah), constantly (anisham) gives (dadyaat) happiness (sukham) in the body (tanau). That very same [lord] (sah eva), if placed in a trik house [6th/8th/12th] (trika-gah) and joined with malefics (paapa-sanyutah), destroys bodily happiness (tanu-saukhya-hrit).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [अध्याय १३: तनु (प्रथम) भाव के फल का अध्याय।] तनु भाव का स्वामी (तनुपः), केन्द्र या त्रिकोण में स्थित (केन्द्रकोणस्थः), निरन्तर (अनिशं) शरीर में (तनौ) सुख (सुखं) देता है (दद्यात्)। वही (स एव) यदि त्रिक भाव (६,८,१२) में स्थित (त्रिकगः) होकर पाप ग्रहों से युक्त (पापसंयुतः) हो, तो वह शारीरिक सुख का नाश करने वाला (तनुसौख्यहृत्) होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Chapter 13 opening: title "अथ प्रथम (तनु) भावफलाध्यायः ॥ १३ ॥" ("the chapter on the results of the first/tanu house") and verse 1, prefixed per the established chapter-opening convention. Unusually, no "पराशर उवाच--" invocation line appears here (unlike most preceding chapters) -- the verse begins directly after the title, confirmed by close reading of the page. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha), PDF p.114 (doc index 113, printed page ८२), immediately following Chapter 12's colophon, an ornamental section-divider, and a brief editorial citation from another classical text (Jataka Parijata, excluded from transcription per copyright-safety discipline). Read from scratchpad/bphs-p114-ch13title4.png (title) and scratchpad/bphs-p114-ch13-v1-l1.png / scratchpad/bphs-p114-ch13-v1-l2.png (verse 1, both lines fully legible), matching the overview's tentative reading exactly. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  2. 13.2 सत्यापित

    The lagna-lord set (combust/debilitated) and in an enemy's house causes great disease; in a kendra or trikona, benefics remove all disease

    संस्कृत

    तनुपोऽस्तमितो नीच-शत्रुभस्थोऽतिरोगकृत् । केन्द्र-त्रिकोणगाः सौम्याः सर्वरोगापहारकाः ॥ २ ॥

    tanupo'stamito neecha-shatrubhastho'tirogakrit | kendra-trikonagaah saumyaah sarvarogaapahaarakaah || 2 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The lord of the tanu [1st house] (tanu-pah), set/combust (astamitah) and situated in the house of an enemy or debilitation (neecha-shatru-bha-sthah), causes great disease (ati-roga-krit). Benefic [planets] (saumyaah) situated in a kendra or trikona (kendra-trikona-gaah) remove all disease (sarva-roga-apahaarakaah).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    तनु भाव का स्वामी (तनुपः), अस्तंगत (अस्तमितः) होकर शत्रु या नीच राशि में स्थित (नीच-शत्रुभस्थः), अत्यधिक रोग करने वाला (अतिरोगकृत्) होता है। केन्द्र या त्रिकोण में स्थित (केन्द्र-त्रिकोणगाः) शुभ ग्रह (सौम्याः) सम्पूर्ण रोगों को दूर करने वाले (सर्वरोगापहारकाः) होते हैं।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.13, verse 2. PDF p.114, printed page ८२. Read from scratchpad/bphs-p114-ch13-v1-l2.png (line 1, shown as trailing content) and scratchpad/bphs-p114-ch13title3.png / scratchpad/bphs-p114-overview.png (line 2, corroborated), matching the overview's tentative reading exactly. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  3. 13.3 सत्यापित

    The lagna or Moon joined with or aspected by malefics, unhelped by benefics, denies bodily happiness

    संस्कृत

    लग्ने शशिनि वा पापग्रहैर्युक्तेऽथवेक्षिते । सौम्यदृग्रहिते सौख्यं तनौ जातस्य नो भवेत् ॥ ३ ॥

    lagne shashini vaa paapagrahairyukte'thavekshite | saumyadrigrahite saukhyan tanau jaatasya no bhavet || 3 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If the lagna (lagne) or (vaa) the Moon (shashini) is joined with (yukte) or (athavaa) aspected by (eekshite) malefic planets (paapa-grahaih), and is devoid of a benefic's aspect (saumya-drik-rahite), the native (jaatasya) will not (no) have (bhavet) bodily happiness (saukhyam) (tanau).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    यदि लग्न (लग्ने) अथवा (वा) चन्द्रमा (शशिनि) पाप ग्रहों से युक्त (पापग्रहैर्युक्ते) अथवा (अथवा) देखा गया (ईक्षिते) हो, और शुभ ग्रह की दृष्टि से रहित (सौम्यदृग्रहिते) हो, तो जातक को (जातस्य) शरीर में (तनौ) सुख (सौख्यं) नहीं (नो) होता (भवेत्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.13, verse 3. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha), PDF p.115 (doc index 114, printed page ८३), header "प्रथम (तनु) भावफलाध्यायः". Read from scratchpad/bphs-p115-v3-4b.png (both lines fully legible), matching the overview's tentative reading exactly. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  4. 13.4 सत्यापित

    The lagna-lord's benefic or malefic disposition, joined and aspected, directly determines fortune or misfortune in the body

    संस्कृत

    लग्ने शुभे तु सुभगस्तत्र पापे तु दुर्भगः । शुभग्रहैर्युते दृष्टे तनौ सौख्यं सुनिश्चितम् ॥ ४ ॥

    lagne shubhe tu subhagastatra paape tu durbhagah | shubhagrahairyute drishte tanau saukhyan sunishchitam || 4 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If the lagna (lagne) [is occupied by] a benefic (shubhe), the native is fortunate (su-bhagah); but (tu) [if occupied] there (tatra) by a malefic (paape), he is (tu) unfortunate (dur-bhagah). If [the lagna is] joined with (yute) and aspected by (drishte) benefic planets (shubha-grahaih), happiness (saukhyam) in the body (tanau) is quite certain (su-nishchitam).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    यदि लग्न (लग्ने) शुभ ग्रह से युक्त (शुभे) हो तो जातक सुभग (सुभगः) होता है, किन्तु (तु) वहाँ (तत्र) पाप ग्रह होने पर (पापे) वह दुर्भग (दुर्भगः) होता है (तु)। शुभ ग्रहों से युक्त (शुभग्रहैर्युते) और देखा गया (दृष्टे) होने पर शरीर में (तनौ) सुख (सौख्यं) निश्चित रूप से (सुनिश्चितम्) होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.13, verse 4. PDF p.115, printed page ८३. Read from scratchpad/bphs-p115-v3-4b.png (line 1, trailing) and scratchpad/bphs-p115-commentary34b.png (line 2, fully confirmed), matching the overview's tentative reading exactly. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  5. 13.5 सत्यापित

    The lagna-lord in a kendra/trikona, or Mercury/Jupiter/Venus there, gives long life, intelligence, wealth, and royal favour

    संस्कृत

    केन्द्र-त्रिकोणगोऽङ्घेशो बुधो जीवोऽथवा भृगुः । दीर्घायुर्मतिमान् जातो धनवान् राजवल्लभः ॥ ५ ॥

    kendra-trikonago'nghesho budho jeevo'thavaa bhrigu | deerghaayurmatimaan jaato dhanavaan raajavallabhah || 5 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If the lord of the [1st] house (anghe-shah) -- or Mercury (budhah), Jupiter (jeevah), or (athavaa) Venus (bhriguh) -- is situated in a kendra or trikona (kendra-trikona-gah), the native (jaatah) is long-lived (deergha-aayuh), intelligent (mati-maan), wealthy (dhana-vaan), [and] a favourite of kings (raaja-vallabhah).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    यदि [तनु] भाव का स्वामी (अङ्घेशः) -- अथवा बुध (बुधो), गुरु (जीवो), अथवा (अथवा) शुक्र (भृगुः) -- केन्द्र या त्रिकोण में स्थित (केन्द्र-त्रिकोणगः) हो, तो जातक (जातो) दीर्घायु (दीर्घायुः), बुद्धिमान् (मतिमान्), धनवान् (धनवान्), और राजा का प्रिय (राजवल्लभः) होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.13, verse 5. PDF p.115, printed page ८३. Line 1 read from scratchpad/bphs-p115-v5-l1b.png (fully confirmed after two mis-cropped attempts landed on the preceding verses-3-4 commentary block instead); line 2 confirmed from scratchpad/bphs-p115-v5-6.png and the overview, matching the tentative reading exactly. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  6. 13.6 सत्यापित

    The lagna-lord in a movable sign, aspected by benefics, gives fame, wealth, great enjoyment, and bodily robustness

    संस्कृत

    लग्नेशे चरराशिस्थे शुभग्रह-निरीक्षिते । कीर्ति-श्रीमान् महाभोगी देह-पुष्टि-समन्वितः ॥ ६ ॥

    lagneshe chararaashisthe shubhagraha-nireekshite | keerti-shreemaan mahaabhogee deha-pushti-samanvitah || 6 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lagna-lord (lagna-eeshe) is situated in a movable sign (chara-raashi-sthe) and is observed by benefic planets (shubha-graha-nireekshite), [the native is] famous and prosperous (keerti-shreemaan), greatly enjoying (mahaa-bhogee), [and] endowed with bodily robustness (deha-pushti-samanvitah).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जब लग्नेश (लग्नेशे) चर राशि में स्थित (चरराशिस्थे) हो और शुभ ग्रहों से देखा गया (शुभग्रह-निरीक्षिते) हो, तो [जातक] कीर्तिवान् और श्रीमान् (कीर्ति-श्रीमान्), महाभोगी (महाभोगी), और शरीर की पुष्टि से युक्त (देह-पुष्टि-समन्वितः) होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.13, verse 6. PDF p.115, printed page ८३. Line 1 read from scratchpad/bphs-p115-v6b-7.png bottom row ("लग्नेशे चरराशिस्थे शुभग्रह-निरीक्षिते ।") and re-confirmed via scratchpad/bphs-p115-v6-l2.png's context; line 2 confirmed from scratchpad/bphs-p115-v6-l2.png ("कीर्ति-श्रीमान् महाभोगी देह-पुष्टि-समन्वितः ॥ ६ ॥"), matching the overview's tentative reading exactly. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  7. 13.7 सत्यापित

    Jupiter, Venus, or Mercury in the lagna joined with the Moon, or in a kendra from the lagna, gives royal characteristics

    संस्कृत

    जीवः शुक्रो बुधो वापि लग्ने शशि-समन्वितः । लग्नात् केन्द्रगतश्चापि राजलक्षण-संयुतः ॥ ७ ॥

    jeevah shukro budho vaapi lagne shashi-samanvitah | lagnaat kendragatashchaapi raajalakshana-sanyutah || 7 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Jupiter (jeevah), Venus (shukrah), or (vaa) also (api) Mercury (budhah), in the lagna (lagne) joined with the Moon (shashi-samanvitah), or (cha api) situated in a kendra (kendra-gatah) reckoned from the lagna (lagnaat), is endowed with (sanyutah) royal characteristics (raaja-lakshana).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    गुरु (जीवः), शुक्र (शुक्रो), अथवा (वापि) बुध (बुधो), लग्न में (लग्ने) चन्द्रमा से युक्त (शशि-समन्वितः), अथवा (चापि) लग्न से (लग्नात्) केन्द्र में स्थित (केन्द्रगतः), राजलक्षणों से युक्त (राजलक्षण-संयुतः) होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.13, verse 7. PDF p.115, printed page ८३. Line 1 read from scratchpad/bphs-p115-v7-l1.png ("जीवः शुक्रो बुधो वापि लग्ने शशि-समन्वितः ।"); line 2 read from scratchpad/bphs-p115-v7-l2b.png ("लग्नात् केन्द्रगतश्चापि राजलक्षण-संयुतः ॥ ७ ॥"), both matching the overview's tentative reading exactly. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  8. 13.8 सत्यापित

    Aries, Taurus, or Leo lagna joined with Saturn, with the lagna wrapped by the umbilical cord (breech/entangled birth)

    संस्कृत

    अजे वृषेऽथवा सिंहे लग्ने सारे ससूर्यजे । नालेन वेष्टितो जातो राज्यंशसदृशे तनौ ॥ ८ ॥

    aje vrishe'thavaa sinhe lagne saare sasooryaje | naalena veshtito jaato raajyanshasadrishe tanau || 8 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If the lagna (lagne) is in Aries (aje), Taurus (vrishe), or (athavaa) Leo (sinhe), [and is] strong (saare) [and] joined with Saturn (sa-soorya-je, "[the planet] born of the Sun" -- i.e. Shani), the native (jaatah) is born (jaatah) wrapped by the umbilical cord (naalena veshtitah), with the body (tanau) resembling a royal portion/division (raajya-ansha-sadrishe).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    यदि लग्न (लग्ने) मेष (अजे), वृष (वृषे), अथवा (अथवा) सिंह (सिंहे) राशि में हो, बलवान् (सारे) हो, और शनि (सूर्यज, अर्थात् सूर्य-पुत्र शनि) से युक्त (ससूर्यजे) हो, तो जातक (जातो) नाल से वेष्टित होकर (नालेन वेष्टितो) जन्म लेता है, तथा शरीर (तनौ) राज्यांश के समान (राज्यंशसदृशे) होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.13, verse 8. PDF p.115, printed page ८३. Line 1 zoom-confirmed via scratchpad/bphs-p115-v8-l1-zoom.png plus tight word-level zooms scratchpad/bphs-p115-v8-word1-zoom.png ("अजे वृषेऽथवा", confirming वृषे not वृपे) and scratchpad/bphs-p115-v8-word3-zoom2.png -- this last zoom corrects the overview's tentative "सशूर्यजे" to the printed "ससूर्यजे" ("स" + "सूर्यज", i.e. "joined with Saturn/Shani, [poetically] the Sun's son" -- सशूर्यजे is not a standard form, whereas ससूर्यजे parses correctly). Line 2 confirmed via scratchpad/bphs-p115-v8-l2.png and tight zoom scratchpad/bphs-p115-v8-word-zoom.png confirming "राज्यंशसदृशे" (not राश्यंशसदृशे -- the ज्य conjunct was verified at 8x zoom). The following Hindi commentary (scratchpad/bphs-p115-mid.png, scratchpad/bphs-p115-bottom-full.png, marked "॥ ८-९ ॥") explicitly corroborates this verse's content, describing nāla-veṣṭita (umbilical-cord-wrapped) birth when Saturn or Mars is in an Aries/Taurus/Leo lagna. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  9. 13.9 सत्यापित

    The Sun in a quadruped sign with other strong planets in double-bodied signs indicates twin birth

    संस्कृत

    चतुष्पाद-गते सूर्ये द्विस्वभावगतैः परैः । घुचरैर्वलिभिर्जातो यमलत्वमवाप्नुयात् ॥ ९ ॥

    chatushpaada-gate soorye dvisvabhaavagataih paraih | ghucharairvalibhirjaato yamalatvamavaapnuyaat || 9 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the Sun (soorye) is situated in a quadruped [fixed-earthy] sign (chatushpaada-gate), and other [strong planets] (paraih) are situated in double-bodied signs (dvi-svabhaava-gataih) [along with an uncertain qualifier -- see source], the native born (jaatah) would attain (avaapnuyaat) twin-birth (yamalatvam).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जब सूर्य (सूर्ये) चतुष्पद राशि में स्थित (चतुष्पाद-गते) हो, और अन्य प्रबल ग्रह (परैः) द्विस्वभाव राशियों में स्थित (द्विस्वभावगतैः) हों [शेष पद अनिश्चित -- स्रोत देखें], तो जन्म लेने वाला जातक (जातो) यमल अर्थात् जुड़वाँ जन्म (यमलत्वम्) प्राप्त करता है (अवाप्नुयात्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.13, verse 9. PDF p.115, printed page ८३. Line 1 ("चतुष्पाद-गते सूर्ये द्विस्वभावगतैः परैः ।") confirmed via scratchpad/bphs-p115-v8-l2.png and scratchpad/bphs-p115-mid.png, matching the overview's tentative reading exactly. Line 2's compound is genuinely ambiguous at this print's resolution even after a tight zoom (scratchpad/bphs-p115-v9-word-zoom.png at 12x): the printed text reads "घुचरैर्वलिभिर्जातो", differing from the initial tentative overview guess "धुचरैर्वैलिभिर्जातो" -- neither घुचर nor धुचर nor वलिभिः/वैलिभिः is a standard attested compound to me, so the exact intended reading of this qualifier remains uncertain and is disclosed here rather than forced; "यमलत्वमवाप्नुयात्" (twin-birth) itself is clearly legible and is corroborated by the following Hindi commentary (scratchpad/bphs-p115-bottom-full.png, marked "॥ ८-९ ॥"), which explicitly glosses this verse as "युग्म (युग्म) का जन्म होता है, अर्थात् दो बच्चे होते हैं" (a twin/paired birth occurs, i.e. two children) when the Sun is in a quadruped sign and another strong planet is in a double-bodied sign. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  10. 13.10 सत्यापित

    The Sun and Moon co-located in the same sign/navamsha, joined with a third planet, gives a three-months'-gestation triplet raised by father and brother

    संस्कृत

    रविचन्द्रौ यदैकस्था-वेकांशकसमन्वितौ । त्रिमात्रा च त्रिभिर्मासैः पित्रा भ्रात्रा च पोषितः ॥ १० ॥

    ravichandrau yadaikasthaa-vekaanshakasamanvitau | trimaatraa cha tribhirmaasaih pitraa bhraatraa cha poshitah || 10 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When (yadaa) the Sun and Moon (ravi-chandrau) are co-located in the same sign (eka-sthau) or (vaa) joined together in the same navamsha (eka-anshaka-samanvitau), [the native, born] threefold/as a triplet (tri-maatraa), is nurtured (poshitah) for three months (tribhih maasaih) by the father (pitraa) and (cha) by the brother (bhraatraa).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जब (यदा) सूर्य और चन्द्रमा (रविचन्द्रौ) एक ही राशि में स्थित (एकस्थौ) हों अथवा (वा) एक ही नवांश से युक्त (एकांशकसमन्वितौ) हों, तो [जातक] त्रिमात्र अर्थात् तीन [सन्तानों में से एक] (त्रिमात्रा) होकर तीन मासों तक (त्रिभिर्मासैः) पिता (पित्रा) और (च) भाई (भ्रात्रा) द्वारा पोषित (पोषितः) होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.13, verse 10. PDF p.115, printed page ८३, at the very bottom of the page. Line 1 confirmed via scratchpad/bphs-p115-v10-l1b.png; line 2 confirmed via scratchpad/bphs-p115-v10-l1.png and tight zoom scratchpad/bphs-p115-v10-word-zoom.png (confirming "भ्रात्रा", not an alternate reading), matching the overview's tentative reading exactly. This verse appears to complete a natural section/page boundary (chapter continues on the next PDF page for verse 11 onward). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  11. 13.11 सत्यापित

    The same method of results applies to the Moon as well; now hear of marks/wounds on the native's body

    संस्कृत

    एवमेव फलं वाच्यं चन्द्रादपि सदा बुधैः । अधुना जातकस्याङ्गे व्रणलक्ष्मादिकं शृणु ॥ ११ ॥

    evameva phalan vaachyan chandraadapi sadaa budhaih | adhunaa jaatakasyaange vranalakshmaadikan shrinu || 11 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In this very same way (evam eva), the result (phalam) should always (sadaa) be declared (vaachyam) by the wise (budhaih) with respect to the Moon (chandraat) as well (api). Now (adhunaa) hear (shrinu) of the marks/blemishes, wounds, etc. (vrana-lakshma-aadikam) on the native's (jaatakasya) body (ange).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    इसी प्रकार (एवमेव) चन्द्रमा से भी (चन्द्रादपि) सदा (सदा) विद्वानों द्वारा (बुधैः) फल (फलं) कहना चाहिए (वाच्यं)। अब (अधुना) जातक के अंग में (जातकस्याङ्गे) चिह्न, व्रण आदि (व्रणलक्ष्मादिकं) को सुनो (शृणु)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.13, verse 11. PDF p.116 (doc index 115, printed page ८४), header "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्". Fully confirmed matching the page overview exactly, read from scratchpad/bphs-p116-v11-l2b.png and the overview scratchpad/bphs-p116-overview.png. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  12. 13.12 सत्यापित

    Houses beginning with tanu are assigned to decanates: the 1st drekkana of the lagna governs the head, eyes, ears, nose, and cheeks

    संस्कृत

    भावाः प्रोक्तास्तु तन्वाद्या आद्ये लग्न-द्रेष्काणके । शीर्षं च चक्षुषी कर्णौ नासे चापि कपोलके ॥ १२ ॥

    bhaavaah proktaastu tanvaadyaa aadye lagna-dreshkaanake | sheershan cha chakshushee karnau naase chaapi kapolake || 12 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The houses (bhaavaah) beginning with tanu [the 1st house] (tanu-aadyaah) have indeed been described (proktaah tu) [as corresponding, in order, to the 12 decanates]. In the first (aadye) decanate of the lagna (lagna-dreshkaanake), [the body parts are] the head (sheersham), and (cha) the two eyes (chakshushee), the two ears (karnau), the nose (naase), and also (cha api) the cheek(s) (kapolake).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    तनु आदि (तन्वाद्या) भाव (भावाः) [बारह द्रेष्काणों के क्रम से शरीर के अंगों के अनुरूप] कहे गए हैं (प्रोक्तास्तु)। लग्न के प्रथम द्रेष्काण में (आद्ये लग्न-द्रेष्काणके) सिर (शीर्षं), दोनों आँखें (चक्षुषी), दोनों कान (कर्णौ), नाक (नासे), और कपोल/गाल (कपोलके) होते हैं।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.13, verse 12. PDF p.116, printed page ८४. Confirmed via multiple zoom rounds (scratchpad/bphs-p116-v12-word.png for "लग्न-द्रेष्काणके", scratchpad/bphs-p116-v12-l2d.png/-l2e.png for line 2), and cross-validated against verse 14's clearer instance of the term "द्रेष्काण" (drekkana/decanate). Matches the page overview exactly. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  13. 13.13 सत्यापित

    The 1st drekkana continues: chin and face, right-and-left in order; the 2nd drekkana governs throat, shoulders, arms, and sides

    संस्कृत

    हनुर्मुखं च तनुतः क्रमाद् दक्षिणवामगाः । द्वितीये तु क्रमात् कण्ठः स्कन्धौ बाहू च पार्श्वके ॥ १३ ॥

    hanurmukhan cha tanutah kramaad dakshinavaamagaah | dviteeye tu kramaat kanthah skandhau baahoo cha paarshvake || 13 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The chin and face (hanuh-mukham cha), [proceeding] from the body ('tanutah', i.e. continuing the enumeration) in order (kramaat), [are assigned] right and left (dakshina-vaama-gaah) [as the two halves of the first decanate's parts]. In the second [decanate] (dviteeye tu), in order (kramaat), [the parts are] the throat (kanthah), the two shoulders (skandhau), the two arms (baahoo), and (cha) the two sides/flanks (paarshvake).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    ठुड्डी और मुख (हनुर्मुखं) क्रम से (क्रमाद्) दाहिने और बाएँ भाग (दक्षिणवामगाः) [प्रथम द्रेष्काण के अंगों में] होते हैं। द्वितीय द्रेष्काण में (द्वितीये तु) क्रम से (क्रमात्) कण्ठ (कण्ठः), दोनों कंधे (स्कन्धौ), दोनों भुजाएँ (बाहू), और दोनों पार्श्व/बगल (पार्श्वके) होते हैं।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.13, verse 13. PDF p.116, printed page ८४. Line 1's "दक्षिणवामगाः" was initially misread as a variant "दाक्षणवामगाः" under an over-tight word-level zoom in an earlier pass, but a wider, cleaner re-crop (scratchpad/v13-wide-recheck.png) at moderate zoom clearly shows the standard reading "दक्षिणवामगाः" (द + क्षि, short i-matra) -- confirmed correct, no variant. Line 2 confirmed via scratchpad/bphs-p116-v13-l2b.png. Matches the page overview. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  14. 13.14 सत्यापित

    The 2nd drekkana continues: heart, flank, and navel; the 3rd drekkana governs the bladder, genitals, and anus

    संस्कृत

    हृदये च तथा कुक्षी नाभिश्चेत्युदितं बुधैः । एवं तृतीय-द्रेष्काणे वस्तिर्भेद्यं गुदं तथा ॥ १४ ॥

    hridaye cha tathaa kukshee naabhishchetyuditan budhaih | evan triteeya-dreshkaane vastirbhedyan gudan tathaa || 14 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The heart (hridaye), and (cha) likewise (tathaa) the flank/belly (kukshee), and (cha) the navel (naabhih) -- thus (iti) it has been declared (uditam) by the wise (budhaih) [as the parts of the second decanate]. Similarly (evam), in the third decanate (triteeya-dreshkaane), the bladder (vastih), the genitals ('bhedyam', lit. that which is to be pierced/cut), and (cha) likewise (tathaa) the anus (gudam).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    हृदय (हृदये), तथा (तथा) कोख/पेट (कुक्षी), और नाभि (नाभिः) -- इस प्रकार (चेति) विद्वानों द्वारा (बुधैः) कहा गया है (उदितं) [द्वितीय द्रेष्काण के अंग]। इसी प्रकार (एवं) तृतीय द्रेष्काण में (तृतीय-द्रेष्काणे) वस्ति/मूत्राशय (वस्तिः), गुह्यांग (भेद्यं), और गुदा (गुदं) तथा (तथा) होते हैं।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.13, verse 14. PDF p.116, printed page ८४. Fully confirmed via scratchpad/bphs-p116-v14-l1c.png and -v14-l2c.png, matching the overview exactly; this verse's clear instance of "तृतीय-द्रेष्काणे" was used to cross-validate the same term's reading in verse 12. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  15. 13.15 सत्यापित

    The 3rd drekkana concludes: the pair of testicles, thighs, knees, and shanks; front and back of the body's remaining limbs

    संस्कृत

    वृषणद्वय सूरू च जानुनी चापि जङ्घके । चरणश्चेत्यवयवाः पुरतः पृष्ठतस्तनोः ॥ १५ ॥

    vrishanadvaya sooroo cha jaanunee chaapi janghake | charanashchetyavayavaah puratah prishthatastanoh || 15 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The pair of testicles (vrishana-dvaya), and (cha) the thighs (sooroo), likewise (cha api) the two knees (jaanunee), and the two shanks (janghake), and (cha) the feet (charanah) -- thus (iti) [these are] the limbs (avayavaah), [reckoned] to the front and to the back (puratah prishthatah) of the body (tanoh).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    वृषणों की जोड़ी (वृषणद्वय), जाँघें (सूरू/ऊरू), दोनों घुटने (जानुनी), और दोनों पिंडलियाँ (जङ्घके), तथा पैर (चरणः) -- इस प्रकार (चेति) ये अंग (अवयवाः) शरीर के आगे और पीछे (पुरतः पृष्ठतः) [गिने जाते हैं]।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.13, verse 15. PDF p.116, printed page ८४. Line 2 fully confirmed via scratchpad/bphs-p116-v15-l2c.png. Line 1's second word, expected to be the standard "ऊरू" (thighs), was genuinely difficult to read at tight word-level zoom (appeared ambiguous, resembling "सक्रू") but a wider, cleaner re-crop at moderate zoom (scratchpad/v15-wide-recheck.png) clearly shows "सूरू" -- read here as a printed variant/misprint of the standard "ऊरू", retained as printed per zero-fabrication discipline (translated with its evident intended sense, thighs). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  16. 13.16 सत्यापित

    A wound results if a limb's karaka planet is afflicted by or joined with malefics; a mere mark/birthmark if joined with or aspected by benefics -- closing Chapter 13

    संस्कृत

    सपापेऽङ्गे व्रणं, क्रूरैः सवुधैर्नियतं च तत् । सशुभे शुभदृष्टे वा चिह्नमात्रं विनिर्दिशेत् ॥ १६ ॥ इति सविमर्श-सुधाव्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे प्रथम (तनु) भावाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ १३ ॥

    sapaape'nge vranan, krooraih savudhairniyatan cha tat | sashubhe shubhadrishte vaa chihnamaatran vinirdishet || 16 || iti savimarsha-sudhaavyaakhyopete brihatpaaraasharahoraashaastre prathama (tanu) bhaavaadhyaayah samaaptah || 13 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    On the limb afflicted by a malefic (sa-paape ange), [there is] a wound (vranam); and that (cha tat) [wound] is certain (niyatam) [when the limb's significator/karaka planet is] joined with cruel [planets] (krooraih sa-...-aih, the exact joining-term being uncertain -- see note). [But] on the [limb] joined with a benefic (sa-shubhe) or aspected by a benefic (shubha-drishte vaa), one should declare (vinirdishet) merely a mark/birthmark (chihna-maatram). [Colophon:] Thus, in the Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra accompanied by the Sudha commentary-with-discussion, the chapter on the results of the first (tanu) house is concluded. Chapter 13.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पाप ग्रह से युक्त अंग पर (सपापेऽङ्गे) व्रण/घाव (व्रणं) होता है, और वह (च तत्) क्रूर ग्रहों से युक्त होने पर (क्रूरैः [...]) निश्चित (नियतं) होता है (सटीक संयोजक शब्द अनिश्चित है -- टिप्पणी देखें)। [किन्तु] शुभ ग्रह से युक्त (सशुभे) या शुभ दृष्टि से देखे गए (शुभदृष्टे वा) अंग पर केवल चिह्न/जन्मचिह्न (चिह्नमात्रं) कहना चाहिए (विनिर्दिशेत्)। [समाप्ति-सूचना:] इस प्रकार सविमर्श सुधा-व्याख्या सहित बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्र में प्रथम (तनु) भावाध्याय (भावाध्यायः) समाप्त होता है (समाप्तः)। अध्याय १३।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.13, verse 16, closing the chapter, with the closing colophon appended per the established chapter-closing convention (cf. verses 11.10, 12.16). PDF p.116, printed page ८४. Line 2 fully confirmed via scratchpad/v16-l2-bb.png/-cc.png, matching the overview exactly ("सशुभे शुभदृष्टे वा चिह्नमात्रं विनिर्दिशेत् ॥ १६ ॥"). Line 1 is fully legible except for one word between "क्रूरैः" and "नियतं": repeated zoom attempts at different magnifications (scratchpad/v16-l1-word.png, -word2.png, -wide-recheck.png) yield inconsistent readings -- a tight 20x zoom suggested a "यु" ligature (favoring "संयुतैः"/"सयुतैः", "joined together with"), while a wider, cleaner crop reads more like "सवुधैः" (an otherwise non-standard form). Transcribed here as printed at the wider, generally more reliable zoom level ("सवुधैः"), with this genuine ambiguity disclosed per the zero-fabrication/disclosure-without-forced-resolution convention (cf. 13.8, 13.9) rather than silently resolved; the verse's overall sense (malefic conjunction/affliction causing a wound; benefic conjunction/aspect causing a mere mark) is unaffected either way. Colophon ("इति सविमर्श-सुधाव्याख्योपेते ... प्रथम (तनु) भावाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ १३ ॥") confirmed clearly in the full-page overview scratchpad/bphs-p116-overview.png. Chapter 13 closes at exactly 16 verses, matching Chapter 12's pattern. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

14 Dhanabhava-phala -- results of the 2nd house (14)

  1. 14.1 सत्यापित

    Opening Chapter 14 (results of the 2nd/dhana house): Parashara says he will now describe the results of the wealth house

    संस्कृत

    अथ द्वितीय (धन) भावफलाध्यायः ॥ १४ ॥ पराशर उवाच :-- श्रुतं त्वया तु मैत्रेय ! तनुभावगतं फलम् । घनभावगतं वच्मि समाकर्ण्य शान्तधीः ॥ १ ॥

    atha dviteeya (dhana) bhaavaphalaadhyaayah || 14 || paaraashara uvaacha :-- shrutan tvayaa tu maitreya ! tanubhaavagatan phalam | ghanabhaavagatan vachmi samaakarnya shaantadheeh || 1 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [Chapter 14: The chapter on the results of the second (dhana, wealth) house.] Parashara said:-- "O Maitreya, the result pertaining to the tanu-house [1st house] (tanu-bhaava-gatam phalam) has indeed been heard (shrutam) by you (tvayaa). O tranquil-minded one (shaanta-dheeh), listen attentively (samaakarnya) -- I shall now speak (vachmi) of that pertaining to the wealth-house (dhana-bhaava-gatam)."

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [अध्याय १४: द्वितीय (धन) भाव के फल का अध्याय।] पराशर ने कहा:-- "हे मैत्रेय! तनु भाव से सम्बन्धित फल (तनुभावगतं फलम्) तुमने सुन लिया (श्रुतं त्वया)। हे शान्तबुद्धि (शान्तधीः), ध्यानपूर्वक सुनो (समाकर्ण्य) -- अब मैं धन भाव से सम्बन्धित फल (धनभावगतं) कहता हूँ (वच्मि)।"

    स्रोत: BPHS Chapter 14 opening: title "अथ द्वितीय (धन) भावफलाध्यायः ॥ १४ ॥" ("the chapter on the results of the second/dhana house"), the "पराशर उवाच :--" invocation, and verse 1, all prefixed/confirmed per the established chapter-opening convention. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha), PDF p.117 (doc index 116, printed page ८५), header "द्वितीय (धन) भावफलाध्यायः". Read from scratchpad/bphs-p117-title.png, -invoc.png, -v1.png, and scratchpad/bphs-p117-overview.png. Verse 1 line 2's opening word is printed "घनभावगतं" (with घ, gha) rather than the expected "धनभावगतं" (with ध, dha, matching the chapter's own title and every other occurrence of the word "धन" on this page, e.g. verse 9's clearly-ध "धनलाभाधिपे" in scratchpad/p117-dha-compare.png) -- a direct glyph comparison (scratchpad/p117-v1l2-word.png vs p117-dha-compare.png) confirms these are genuinely different letterforms in this printing, so "घनभावगतं" is retained here as an apparent printer's variant/typo of "धनभावगतं", per zero-fabrication discipline, translated with its evidently intended sense (the wealth-house). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  2. 14.2 सत्यापित

    When the lord of wealth is in a kendra or trikona from the wealth house, the native is undoubtedly endowed with wealth and grain

    संस्कृत

    धनाधिपो धने केन्द्रे त्रिकोणे वा यदा स्थितः । धनधान्ययुतो जातो जायते नात्र संशयः ॥ २ ॥

    dhanaadhipo dhane kendre trikone vaa yadaa sthitah | dhanadhaanyayuto jaato jaayate naatra sanshayah || 2 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When (yadaa) the lord of wealth (dhana-adhipah) is situated (sthitah) in the wealth [house] (dhane), in a kendra (kendre), or (vaa) in a trikona (trikone), the person born (jaatah) becomes (jaayate) endowed with wealth and grain (dhana-dhaanya-yutah) -- there is no doubt (na atra sanshayah) about this.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जब (यदा) धन का स्वामी (धनाधिपः) धन भाव में (धने), केन्द्र में (केन्द्रे), अथवा (वा) त्रिकोण में (त्रिकोणे) स्थित (स्थितः) हो, तो उत्पन्न जातक (जातो) धन-धान्य से युक्त (धनधान्ययुतो) होता है (जायते) -- इसमें कोई सन्देह नहीं (नात्र संशयः)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.14, verse 2. PDF p.117, printed page ८५. Confirmed via scratchpad/bphs-p117-v2.png and -v2b.png, matching the overview exactly. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  3. 14.3 सत्यापित

    The lord of wealth in the 6th/8th/12th destroys wealth; a benefic in the 2nd/11th gives wealth, a malefic there destroys it

    संस्कृत

    षष्ठेऽष्टमे व्यये वा चेद् धनक्षयकरस्तु सः । अर्थेऽर्थदः शुभे ज्ञेयः क्रूरस्तत्रार्थनाशकः ॥ ३ ॥

    shashthe'shtame vyaye vaa ched dhanakshayakarastu sah | arthe'rthadah shubhe jneyah kroorastatraarthanaashakah || 3 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    But if (ched) that [lord of wealth] (sah) [is instead placed] in the 6th, 8th, or (vaa) 12th house (shashthe ashtame vyaye), it becomes a destroyer of wealth (dhana-kshaya-karah tu). A benefic [planet] (shubhe) in the [2nd] wealth [house] (arthe) is to be known as (jneyah) a giver of wealth (artha-dah); a cruel [planet, malefic] (kroorah) there (tatra) is a destroyer of wealth (artha-naashakah).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    परन्तु यदि (चेद्) वह [धनेश] (सः) षष्ठ, अष्टम, अथवा (वा) द्वादश भाव में (षष्ठेऽष्टमे व्यये) हो, तो वह धन का नाश करने वाला (धनक्षयकरस्तु) होता है। धन भाव में (अर्थे) शुभ ग्रह (शुभे) धन देने वाला (अर्थदः) जानना चाहिए (ज्ञेयः); वहाँ (तत्र) क्रूर ग्रह (क्रूरः) धन का नाश करने वाला (अर्थनाशकः) होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.14, verse 3. PDF p.117, printed page ८५. Confirmed via scratchpad/bphs-p117-v3.png and -v3b.png, matching the overview exactly. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  4. 14.4 सत्यापित

    If the lord of wealth is Jupiter situated in the wealth house, or joined with Mars, that person becomes wealthy

    संस्कृत

    धनाधिपो गुरुर्यस्य धनस्थानस्थितो यदि । भौमेन सहितो वापि धनवान् स नरो भवेत् ॥ ४ ॥

    dhanaadhipo gururyasya dhanasthaanasthito yadi | bhaumena sahito vaapi dhanavaan sa naro bhavet || 4 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If (yadi) one's (yasya) lord of wealth (dhana-adhipah) is Jupiter (guruh), situated in the wealth house (dhana-sthaana-sthitah), or (vaa api) joined with Mars (bhaumena sahitah), that person (sah narah) becomes (bhavet) wealthy (dhanavaan).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    यदि (यदि) जिसका (यस्य) धनेश (धनाधिपः) बृहस्पति (गुरुः) हो और धन स्थान में स्थित (धनस्थानस्थितो) हो, अथवा (वापि) मंगल के साथ (भौमेन सहितो) हो, तो वह मनुष्य (स नरो) धनवान् (धनवान्) होता है (भवेत्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.14, verse 4. PDF p.117, printed page ८५. Confirmed via scratchpad/bphs-p117-v4.png and -v4b.png, matching the overview exactly. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  5. 14.5 सत्यापित

    If the lords of wealth and gain exchange places, or both are in kendras or trikonas, the person is wealthy

    संस्कृत

    धनेशे लाभराशिस्थे लाभेशे वा धनं गते । तावुभौ केन्द्रगौ कोणस्थितौ वा धनवान्नरः ॥ ५ ॥

    dhaneshe laabharaashisthe laabheshe vaa dhanan gate | taavubhau kendragau konasthitau vaa dhanavaannarah || 5 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [If] the lord of wealth (dhana-eshe) is situated in the sign of gain [11th house] (laabha-raashi-sthe), or (vaa) the lord of gain (laabha-eshe) has gone to the wealth [house] (dhanam gate) -- [or if] those two (tau ubhau) are both situated in kendras (kendra-gau) or (vaa) situated in trikonas (kona-sthitau), the person (narah) is wealthy (dhanavaan).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [यदि] धनेश (धनेशे) लाभ राशि में स्थित (लाभराशिस्थे) हो, अथवा (वा) लाभेश (लाभेशे) धन भाव में गया हो (धनं गते) -- [अथवा] वे दोनों (तावुभौ) केन्द्र में स्थित (केन्द्रगौ) अथवा (वा) त्रिकोण में स्थित (कोणस्थितौ) हों, तो वह मनुष्य (नरः) धनवान् (धनवान्) होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.14, verse 5. PDF p.117, printed page ८५. Confirmed via scratchpad/bphs-p117-v5.png and -v5b.png, matching the overview exactly. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  6. 14.6 सत्यापित

    If the lord of wealth is in a kendra sign, the lord of gain in a trikona from it, joined with or aspected by Jupiter-Venus, one should predict a gain of wealth

    संस्कृत

    धनेशे केन्द्रराशिस्थे लाभेशे तत्त्रिकोणगे । गुरु-शुक्रयुते दृष्टे धनलाभमुदीरयेत् ॥ ६ ॥

    dhaneshe kendraraashisthe laabheshe tattrikonage | guru-shukrayute drishte dhanalaabhamudeerayet || 6 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [If] the lord of wealth (dhana-eshe) is situated in a kendra sign (kendra-raashi-sthe), [and] the lord of gain (laabha-eshe) is in a trikona from that [kendra] (tat-trikona-ge), [and both/either are] joined with (yute) or (cha) aspected by (drishte) Jupiter and Venus (guru-shukra), one should predict (udeerayet) a gain of wealth (dhana-laabham).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [यदि] धनेश (धनेशे) केन्द्र राशि में स्थित (केन्द्रराशिस्थे) हो, [और] लाभेश (लाभेशे) उससे त्रिकोण में (तत्त्रिकोणगे) हो, [तथा दोनों/कोई भी] गुरु-शुक्र से युक्त (गुरु-शुक्रयुते) अथवा दृष्ट (दृष्टे) हों, तो धन-लाभ (धनलाभं) कहना चाहिए (उदीरयेत्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.14, verse 6. PDF p.117, printed page ८५. Confirmed via scratchpad/bphs-p117-v6b.png (line 2) and the overview (line 1, "धनेशे केन्द्रराशिस्थे लाभेशे तत्त्रिकोणगे ।", partially visible in scratchpad/p117-v5b.png's trailing content), matching the overview exactly. Followed on the page by an extended Hindi prose commentary paraphrasing verses 1-6 (marked "॥१-६॥"), read for corroboration only and excluded from transcription per copyright-safety discipline. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  7. 14.7 सत्यापित

    If the lords of wealth and gain are in the 6th house from each other, or joined with or aspected by malefics, the person is destitute

    संस्कृत

    वित्तेशे रिपुभावस्थे लाभेशेऽपि च तद्गते । वित्तलाभौ युतौ पापैर्दृष्टौ वा निःस्व एव सः ॥ ७ ॥

    vitteshe ripubhaavasthe laabheshe'pi cha tadgate | vittalaabhau yutau paapairdrishtau vaa nihsva eva sah || 7 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [If] the lord of wealth (vitta-eshe) is situated in the [6th,] enemy house (ripu-bhaava-sthe), and (cha) the lord of gain (laabha-eshe api) has also gone there (tat-gate) -- [or if] the [lords of] wealth and gain (vitta-laabhau), joined with (yutau) or (vaa) aspected by (drishtau) malefics (paapaih), [are so placed], that [person] (sah) is indeed (eva) destitute (nihsvah).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [यदि] धनेश (वित्तेशे) रिपु भाव (छठे भाव) में स्थित (रिपुभावस्थे) हो, और (च) लाभेश भी (लाभेशेऽपि) वहीं गया हो (तद्गते) -- [अथवा यदि] धन-लाभ के स्वामी (वित्तलाभौ) पाप ग्रहों से युक्त (युतौ पापैः) अथवा (वा) दृष्ट (दृष्टौ) हों, तो वह [जातक] (सः) निश्चय ही (एव) निर्धन (निःस्वः) होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.14, verse 7. PDF p.117, printed page ८५, following the Hindi commentary on verses 1-6. Confirmed via scratchpad/p117-bottom-wide.png, matching the overview exactly. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  8. 14.8 सत्यापित

    If the lords of wealth and longevity are combust and joined with malefic planets, the person is poor and lives on alms from birth

    संस्कृत

    वित्तायुषोः पती चास्तं गतौ पाप खगान्वितौ । जन्मप्रभृति दारिद्र्यं भिक्षान्नं लभते नरः ॥ ८ ॥

    vittaayushoh patee chaastan gatau paapa khagaanvitau | janmaprabhriti daaridryan bhikshaannan labhate narah || 8 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [If] the two lords (patee) of wealth and longevity (vitta-aayushoh) have gone combust (astam gatau), and (cha) are joined with malefic planets (paapa-khaga-anvitau), the person (narah) obtains (labhate) poverty (daaridryam) and food by begging (bhiksha-annam) from birth onward (janma-prabhriti).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [यदि] धन और आयु के दोनों स्वामी (वित्तायुषोः पती) अस्तंगत हो जाएँ (चास्तं गतौ), और (च) पाप ग्रहों से युक्त (पाप खगान्वितौ) हों, तो वह मनुष्य (नरः) जन्म से लेकर (जन्मप्रभृति) दरिद्रता (दारिद्र्यं) और भिक्षा का अन्न (भिक्षान्नं) प्राप्त करता है (लभते)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.14, verse 8. PDF p.117, printed page ८५. Line 2 fully confirmed via scratchpad/p117-bottom-wide.png. Line 1's compound after "वित्ता" was genuinely difficult to resolve at the word level (scratchpad/p117-v8-word2.png, -word3.png): the printed glyphs read closer to "वित्तायययोः" than a clean "वित्तायुषोः", but "वित्तायुषोः" ("of the two [lords of] wealth-and-longevity", genitive dual of a वित्त+आयुस् compound) is the only standard Sanskrit form that fits both the grammar (dual, agreeing with "पती... गतौ...अन्वितौ") and the verse's sense (paralleling verse 7's wealth-and-gain-lord affliction with a wealth-and-longevity-lord affliction) -- transcribed as this standard resolved form per the disclosure-without-forced-resolution convention, with the genuine word-level ambiguity noted here rather than silently assumed. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  9. 14.9 सत्यापित

    If the lords of wealth and gain are in the 6th/8th/12th, and Mars/Rahu are in the gain or wealth house, wealth is destroyed by royal punishment

    संस्कृत

    षष्ठाष्टमव्ययगते धनलाभाधिपे तथा । लाभे कुजे धने राहौ राजदण्डाद्धनक्षयः ॥ ९ ॥

    shashthaashtamavyayagate dhanalaabhaadhipe tathaa | laabhe kuje dhane raahau raajadandaaddhanakshayah || 9 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lords of wealth and gain (dhana-laabha-adhipe) have likewise (tathaa) gone to the 6th, 8th, or 12th house (shashtha-ashtama-vyaya-gate), [and] Mars is in the gain [house] (laabhe kuje) [and] Rahu is in the wealth [house] (dhane raahau), wealth is destroyed through royal punishment (raaja-dandaat dhana-kshayah).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जब धन और लाभ के दोनों स्वामी (धनलाभाधिपे) भी (तथा) षष्ठ, अष्टम, अथवा द्वादश भाव में गए हों (षष्ठाष्टमव्ययगते), [और] लाभ भाव में मंगल (लाभे कुजे) [तथा] धन भाव में राहु (धने राहौ) हो, तो राजदण्ड के कारण (राजदण्डाद्) धन का नाश (धनक्षयः) होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.14, verse 9. PDF p.117, printed page ८५. Fully confirmed via scratchpad/p117-bottom-wide.png, matching the overview exactly. Contrary to an earlier tentative overview-only reading that assumed this verse might be cut off at the bottom of the page, a full re-crop of the page's lower section shows verses 7, 8, and 9 all completely visible on this page -- no content is missing or deferred to the next page. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  10. 14.10 सत्यापित

    If the lords of gain, wealth, and vitta (Jupiter, wealth-lord, Venus) are joined with benefics, and the 12th house also has benefics, there is dharma-based expenditure of wealth

    संस्कृत

    लाभे जीवे धने शुक्रे वित्तेशे शुभसंयुते । व्यये शुभग्रहयुते धर्ममूलो धनव्ययः ॥ १० ॥

    laabhe jeeve dhane shukre vitteshe shubhasanyute | vyaye shubhagrahayute dharmamoolo dhanavyayah || 10 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [If] Jupiter (jeeve) is in the gain [house] (laabhe), Venus (shukre) is in the wealth [house] (dhane), [and] the lord of wealth (vitta-eshe) is joined with a benefic (shubha-sanyute), [and] the 12th house (vyaye) is joined with a benefic planet (shubha-graha-yute), the expenditure of wealth (dhana-vyayah) is rooted in dharma/righteousness (dharma-moolah).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [यदि] लाभ भाव में गुरु (लाभे जीवे), धन भाव में शुक्र (धने शुक्रे), और धनेश (वित्तेशे) शुभ ग्रह से युक्त (शुभसंयुते) हो, तथा द्वादश भाव (व्यये) शुभ ग्रह से युक्त (शुभग्रहयुते) हो, तो धन का व्यय (धनव्ययः) धर्म-मूलक (धर्ममूलो) होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.14, verse 10. PDF p.118 (doc index 117, printed page ८६), header "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्", continuing directly from verse 9 (previous page ended with the Hindi commentary on verses 7-9, marked "॥ ७-९ ॥", excluded from transcription per copyright-safety discipline). Read from scratchpad/bphs-p118-overview.png (full-page render). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  11. 14.11 सत्यापित

    If the lord of wealth is exalted or in its own house, or aspected by Jupiter, the person born becomes famous and beloved by all

    संस्कृत

    धनेशे परमोच्चस्थे क्वा स्वभवनाश्रिते । गुरुणा वीक्षिते, जातः ख्यातः सर्वजनप्रियः ॥ ११ ॥

    dhaneshe paramocchasthe kvaa svabhavanaashrite | guru naa veekshite, jaatah khyaatah sarvajanapriyah || 11 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [If] the lord of wealth (dhana-eshe) is situated in supreme exaltation (parama-uccha-sthe), or (kvaa) resorting to its own house (sva-bhavana-aashrite), [and] is aspected by Jupiter (guruna veekshite), the person born (jaatah) becomes renowned (khyaatah) [and] beloved by all people (sarva-jana-priyah).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [यदि] धनेश (धनेशे) परम उच्च में स्थित (परमोच्चस्थे) हो, अथवा (क्वा) अपने भवन में स्थित (स्वभवनाश्रिते) हो, [और] गुरु द्वारा देखा गया (गुरुणा वीक्षिते) हो, तो उत्पन्न जातक (जातः) प्रसिद्ध (ख्यातः) [और] सब लोगों को प्रिय (सर्वजनप्रियः) होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.14, verse 11. PDF p.118, printed page ८६. Line 1's second word is printed "क्वा" (confirmed via word-level zoom scratchpad/p118-v11-word2.png, showing a क्+व् conjunct with aa-matra, not the initially-suspected "क्रिवा") -- an uncommon but attested poetic/Prakrit-influenced form standing in for "वा" ("or"), retained as printed. Matches scratchpad/bphs-p118-overview.png. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  12. 14.12 सत्यापित

    If the lord of wealth is joined with a benefic and situated in an exalted or benefic-owned sign (dove-sign etc.), various kinds of wealth accrue spontaneously in that person's own house

    संस्कृत

    धनाधिपे शुभयुते स्थिते पारावतादिके । विविधा धनसम्पत्तिः स्वतस्तद्भवने भवेत् ॥ १२ ॥

    dhanaadhipe shubhayute sthite paaraavataadike | vividhaa dhanasampattih svatastadbhavane bhavet || 12 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [If] the lord of wealth (dhana-adhipe), joined with a benefic (shubha-yute), is situated (sthite) in [an exalted sign, own sign, etc., illustratively termed] "paaraavata" and the like (paaraavata-aadike), various kinds (vividhaa) of wealth and property (dhana-sampattih) accrue spontaneously (svatah) in that person's own house (tat-bhavane).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [यदि] धनाधिप (धनाधिपे) शुभ ग्रह से युक्त (शुभयुते) होकर उच्च/स्वगृह आदि शुभ वर्ग में स्थित (स्थिते पारावतादिके) हो, तो उस [जातक] के अपने घर में स्वतः (स्वतस्तद्भवने) नाना प्रकार की धन-सम्पत्ति (विविधा धनसम्पत्तिः) होती है (भवेत्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.14, verse 12. PDF p.118, printed page ८६. The printed page clearly shows the verse-ending numeral as "१६" (confirmed at high zoom, scratchpad/p118-v12numfinal2.png -- an unambiguous ६, not २), but this is evidently a typesetting error: the verse immediately follows verses numbered 10 and 11 in sequence, the very next verse on the page is numbered 13 (matching normal sequence), and the intervening Hindi commentary paragraph explicitly refers to this verse as part of the range "॥ १०-१२ ॥" (visible in scratchpad/bphs-p118-overview.png and scratchpad/p118-v1314b.png). The verse is therefore catalogued here as 14.12 (continuing the correct sequence 10-11-12-13-14), with the printed "१६" disclosed as an apparent printer's numbering slip rather than silently corrected in the transcription record. Sanskrit text itself fully confirmed via scratchpad/p118-v12line2.png. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  13. 14.13 सत्यापित

    If the lord of eyes (2nd lord) is strong, the person has beautiful eyes; if placed in the 6th/8th/12th, one should predict a defect in the eyes

    संस्कृत

    नेत्रेशे बलसंयुक्ते शोभनाक्षो भवेन्नरः । षष्ठाऽष्टम-व्यय-गते नेत्रे वैकल्यमादिशेत् ॥ १३ ॥

    netreshe balasanyukte shobhanaakshah bhavennarah | shashthaashtama-vyaya-gate netre vaikalyamaadishet || 13 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [If] the lord of the eyes [i.e. the 2nd lord] (netra-eshe) is endowed with strength (bala-sanyukte), the person (narah) has beautiful eyes (shobhana-akshah bhavet). [If it is] situated in the 6th, 8th, or 12th house (shashtha-ashtama-vyaya-gate), one should predict (aadishet) a defect/deformity (vaikalyam) in the eyes (netre).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [यदि] नेत्रेश (द्वितीयेश) (नेत्रेशे) बल से युक्त (बलसंयुक्ते) हो, तो मनुष्य (नरः) सुन्दर नेत्रों वाला (शोभनाक्षो) होता है (भवेत्)। [यदि वह] षष्ठ, अष्टम, या द्वादश भाव में गया हो (षष्ठाऽष्टम-व्यय-गते), तो नेत्र में (नेत्रे) विकलता/दोष (वैकल्यं) कहना चाहिए (आदिशेत्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.14, verse 13. PDF p.118, printed page ८६. Confirmed via scratchpad/p118-v1314b.png, matching the overview exactly. This verse identifies the 2nd house's lord as also governing the eyes, distinct from its role as the wealth-lord. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  14. 14.14 सत्यापित

    If the lord of wealth is joined with malefics and the wealth house is likewise afflicted, the person becomes a liar, slanderer, and afflicted by wind-diseases -- closing Chapter 14

    संस्कृत

    धनेशे पापसंयुक्ते धने पापसमन्विते । असत्यवादी पिशुनो भवेद् वातरुजार्दितः ॥ १४ ॥ इति सविमर्शं-सुधाव्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे धनभावफलाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ १४ ॥

    dhaneshe paapasanyukte dhane paapasamanvite | asatyavaadee pishuno bhaved vaatarujaarditah || 14 || iti savimarshan-sudhaavyaakhyopete brihatpaaraasharahoraashaastre dhanabhaavaphalaadhyaayah samaaptah || 14 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [If] the lord of wealth (dhana-eshe) is joined with malefics (paapa-sanyukte), [and] the wealth [house] (dhane) is likewise accompanied by malefics (paapa-samanvite), [the person] becomes (bhavet) a liar (asatya-vaadee), a slanderer (pishunah), [and] afflicted by wind-diseases (vaata-ruja-arditah). [Colophon:] Thus, in the Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra accompanied by the Sudha commentary-with-discussion, the chapter on the results of the wealth house (dhana-bhaava-phala-adhyaayah) is concluded. Chapter 14.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [यदि] धनेश (धनेशे) पाप ग्रहों से युक्त (पापसंयुक्ते) हो, और धन भाव (धने) भी पाप ग्रहों से युक्त (पापसमन्विते) हो, तो [जातक] असत्यवादी (असत्यवादी), चुगलखोर (पिशुनो), और वातरोग से पीड़ित (वातरुजार्दितः) होता है (भवेद्)। [समाप्ति-सूचना:] इस प्रकार सविमर्श सुधा-व्याख्या सहित बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्र में धन-भाव-फल अध्याय (धनभावफलाध्यायः) समाप्त होता है। अध्याय १४।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.14, verse 14. PDF p.118, printed page ८६. Confirmed via scratchpad/p118-v14b.png, matching the overview exactly. Followed on the page by Hindi commentary explaining verses 13-14, then a longer editorial discussion section headed "विमर्शः:--" (excluded from transcription per copyright-safety discipline). The chapter-closing colophon ("इति सविमर्शं-सुधाव्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे धनभावफलाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ १४ ॥"), appended here per the established chapter-closing convention, was found on the FOLLOWING page (PDF p.119, doc index 118, printed page ८७) rather than this one -- confirmed via scratchpad/p119-colophon.png and scratchpad/bphs-p119-overview.png. Chapter 14 thus closes at exactly 14 verses. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

15 Sahajabhava-phala -- results of the 3rd house (15)

  1. 15.1 सत्यापित

    Opening Chapter 15 (results of the 3rd/sahaja house): if the 3rd house is auspicious and joined with or aspected by benefics, the person is endowed with brothers

    संस्कृत

    अथ तृतीय (सहज) भावफलाध्यायः ॥ १५ ॥ पराशर उवाचः-- अथ मैत्रेय ! ते वच्मि फलं सहजभावजम् । सहजे सशुभे, दृष्टे सौम्यैर्वा भ्रातृमान् जनः ॥ १ ॥

    atha triteeya (sahaja) bhaavaphalaadhyaayah || 15 || paaraashara uvaachah-- atha maitreya ! te vachmi phalan sahajabhaavajam | sahaje sashubhe, drishte saumyairvaa bhraatrimaan janah || 1 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [Chapter 15: The chapter on the results of the third (sahaja, sibling) house.] Parashara said:-- "Now (atha), O Maitreya, I shall tell (vachmi) you (te) the result (phalam) arising from the sahaja [3rd] house (sahaja-bhaava-jam). [If] the sahaja [house] (sahaje) is auspicious (sa-shubhe), [or] aspected by (drishte) or (vaa) joined with benefics (saumyaih), the person (janah) is endowed with brothers (bhraatrimaan).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [अध्याय १५: सहज (तृतीय) भाव के फल का अध्याय।] पराशर ने कहा:-- "अब (अथ), हे मैत्रेय, मैं तुम्हें (ते) सहज भाव से उत्पन्न फल (सहजभावजम्) कहता हूँ (वच्मि)। [यदि] सहज भाव (सहजे) शुभ (सशुभे) हो, [अथवा] शुभ ग्रहों से देखा गया (दृष्टे) या (वा) युक्त हो, तो मनुष्य (जनः) भाइयों से युक्त (भ्रातृमान्) होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Chapter 15 opening: title, "पराशर उवाचः--" invocation, and verse 1, prefixed per the established chapter-opening convention. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha), PDF p.119 (doc index 118, printed page ८७), header "तृतीय (सहज) भावफलाध्यायः", following directly after Chapter 14's colophon (see the amended source note on verse 14.14) and an ornamental section-divider. The printed title reads "थअ तृतीय (सहज) भावफलाध्यायः" -- the first two syllables are printed in reversed order (थअ instead of अथ); every other chapter in this edition (cf. 13.1, 14.1) opens with the standard word order "अथ ... भावफलाध्यायः", so this is read here as a straightforward typesetting transposition and transcribed in the standard corrected order per the chapter-opening convention, with the printed anomaly disclosed rather than silently perpetuated. Read from scratchpad/bphs-p119-overview.png (full-page render) and word-level zooms scratchpad/p119-ch15title.png, p119-v1-word.png, p119-v1-word2.png (confirming "भ्रातृमान्", not an initially-suspected truncated "आतृमान्"). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  2. 15.2 सत्यापित

    If the lord of the brother-house, itself a co-born significator, looks upon or is joined with that house, or is situated in a brother's sign, one should predict happiness for the siblings

    संस्कृत

    सभौमो भ्रातृभावेशो भ्रातृभावमभीक्षते । भ्रातृक्षेत्रगतो वापि सुखं भ्रातुर्विनिर्दिशेत् ॥ २ ॥

    sabhaumo bhraatribhaavesho bhraatribhaavamabheekshate | bhraatrikshetragato vaapi sukhan bhraaturvinirdishet || 2 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [If] the lord of the brother-house (bhraatri-bhaava-eshah), together with Mars (sa-bhaumah, the karaka of brothers), looks well upon (abheekshate) the brother-house (bhraatri-bhaavam), or (vaa api) is situated in a brother's [i.e. Mars's] sign (bhraatri-kshetra-gatah), one should predict (vinirdishet) happiness (sukham) for the brother (bhraatuh).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [यदि] भ्रातृभाव का स्वामी (भ्रातृभावेशो) मंगल के साथ (सभौमो) भ्रातृभाव को (भ्रातृभावम्) भली-भाँति देखे (अभीक्षते), अथवा (वापि) भ्रातृ [मंगल] के क्षेत्र में स्थित (भ्रातृक्षेत्रगतो) हो, तो भाई का (भ्रातुः) सुख (सुखं) कहना चाहिए (विनिर्दिशेत्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.15, verse 2. PDF p.119, printed page ८७. Confirmed via scratchpad/p119-v1-3.png, matching the overview exactly. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  3. 15.3 सत्यापित

    If those two (the brother-lord and Mars) are joined with malefics or conjoined through a malefic sign, siblings, once born, are soon destroyed -- without doubt

    संस्कृत

    तौ पापयोगतः पाप-क्षेत्रयोगेन वा पुनः । उत्पाद्य सहजान् सद्यो निहतो नात्र संशयः ॥ ३ ॥

    tau paapayogatah paapa-kshetrayogena vaa punah | utpaadya sahajaan sadyo nihato naatra sanshayah || 3 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [If] those two (tau, the brother-lord and Mars), through conjunction with malefics (paapa-yogatah), or (vaa) again (punah) through conjunction via a malefic sign (paapa-kshetra-yogena), [are so afflicted, they act as] destroyers -- having produced (utpaadya) siblings (sahajaan), [they are] soon (sadyah) slain (nihatah) -- there is no doubt (na atra sanshayah) about this.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [यदि] वे दोनों (तौ, भ्रातृभावेश और मंगल) पाप ग्रहों के योग से (पापयोगतः), अथवा (वा) पुनः (पुनः) पाप-क्षेत्र के योग से (पापक्षेत्रयोगेन) [पीड़ित हों], तो सहजों (भाई-बहनों) को उत्पन्न करके (उत्पाद्य सहजान्) वे शीघ्र (सद्यो) नष्ट/मृत हो जाते हैं (निहतो) -- इसमें कोई सन्देह नहीं (नात्र संशयः)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.15, verse 3. PDF p.119, printed page ८७. Confirmed via scratchpad/p119-v1-3.png, matching the overview exactly. This verse, together with verse 2, is paraphrased in the following Hindi commentary block marked "॥ १-३ ॥" (excluded from transcription per copyright-safety discipline). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  4. 15.4 सत्यापित

    A feminine planet as lord of or occupant in the brother-house gives a sister; a masculine planet in the same roles gives a brother

    संस्कृत

    स्त्रीग्रहो भ्रातृभावेशो भ्रातृगः स्त्रीग्रहोऽथवा । भगिनी स्यादथो भ्राता पुंग्रहे पुंग्रहो यदि ॥ ४ ॥

    streegraho bhraatribhaavesho bhraatrigah streegraho'thavaa | bhaginee syaadatho bhraataa pungrahe pungraho yadi || 4 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [If] a feminine planet (stree-grahah) is the lord of the brother-house (bhraatri-bhaava-eshah), or (athavaa) a feminine planet is situated in the brother-house (bhraatri-gah stree-grahah), a sister (bhaginee) results (syaat). But then (athah), if (yadi) [it is] a masculine planet in a masculine planet's [house] (pum-grahe pum-grahah), a brother (bhraataa) [results].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [यदि] स्त्री ग्रह (स्त्रीग्रहो) भ्रातृभाव का स्वामी (भ्रातृभावेशो) हो, अथवा (अथवा) भ्रातृभाव में स्थित (भ्रातृगः) ग्रह स्त्री ग्रह (स्त्रीग्रहो) हो, तो बहन (भगिनी) होती है (स्यादथो)। किन्तु यदि (यदि) पुरुष ग्रह के [स्थान] में (पुंग्रहे) पुरुष ग्रह (पुंग्रहो) हो, तो भाई (भ्राता) [होता है]।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.15, verse 4. PDF p.119, printed page ८७. Confirmed via scratchpad/p119-v4-7.png, matching the overview exactly. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  5. 15.5 सत्यापित

    In a mixed case (mixed planetary genders), a mixed result is to be known by weighing strength and weakness; the lord of brothers and Mars, if joined with or aspected by malefics while in the 8th house, are destroyers of the co-born

    संस्कृत

    मिश्रे मिश्रफलं ज्ञेयं बलाबल-विवेकतः । सहजेशकुजौ रन्ध्रे पापैर्युक्तौ च वीक्षितौ ॥ ५ ॥

    mishre mishraphalan jneyan balaabala-vivekatah | sahajeshakujau randhre paapairyuktau cha veekshitau || 5 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In a mixed case (mishre, i.e. of differing planetary genders), a mixed result (mishra-phalam) is to be known (jneyam) by discerning strength and weakness (bala-abala-vivekatah). The lord of the sahaja [house] (sahaja-eesha) and Mars (kujau), [if] situated in the 8th house (randhre), joined with (yuktau) and (cha) aspected by (veekshitau) malefics (paapaih), [become destroyers of the co-born, see verse 6].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    मिश्र [ग्रहों के] होने पर (मिश्रे) मिश्र फल (मिश्रफलं) बल-अबल के विवेक से (बलाबल-विवेकतः) जानना चाहिए (ज्ञेयं)। सहज भाव का स्वामी (सहजेशकुजौ) और मंगल, अष्टम भाव में (रन्ध्रे) स्थित होकर पाप ग्रहों से युक्त (पापैर्युक्तौ) और (च) दृष्ट (वीक्षितौ) हों, [तो सहोदरों के नाशक होते हैं]।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.15, verse 5. PDF p.119, printed page ८७. Confirmed via scratchpad/p119-v5-7.png, matching the overview exactly. The sense of this verse continues directly into verse 6's opening word "सोदरघ्नौ" (destroyers of the co-born). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  6. 15.6 सत्यापित

    [Continuing verse 5:] such destroyers of the co-born, if instead in a kendra, trikona, exaltation, friendly sign, or own varga, or if the lord of brothers or the karaka is so placed, bestow happiness in the brother-house

    संस्कृत

    सोदरघ्नौ, केन्द्रकोण-स्वोच्च-मित्र-स्ववर्गगे । भ्रातृपे कारके वापि, भ्रातृभावसुखं दिशेत् ॥ ६ ॥

    sodaraghnau, kendrakona-svoccha-mitra-svavargage | bhraatripe kaarake vaapi, bhraatribhaavasukhan dishet || 6 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [The lord of the sahaja house and Mars, thus afflicted, are] destroyers of the co-born (sodara-ghnau). [But if instead] situated in a kendra, trikona, own exaltation, a friend's sign, or one's own varga (kendra-kona-sva-uccha-mitra-sva-varga-ge), [or if] the lord of brothers (bhraatri-pe) or the karaka [Mars] (kaarake) is also (vaa api) so placed, it bestows (dishet) happiness in the brother-house (bhraatri-bhaava-sukham).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [इस प्रकार पीड़ित सहजेश और मंगल] सहोदरों के नाशक (सोदरघ्नौ) होते हैं। [किन्तु यदि इसके विपरीत] केन्द्र, त्रिकोण, स्वोच्च, मित्र राशि, अथवा अपने वर्ग में स्थित (केन्द्रकोण-स्वोच्च-मित्र-स्ववर्गगे) हों, [या] भ्रातृपति (भ्रातृपे) अथवा कारक [मंगल] (कारके) भी (वापि) ऐसे स्थित हों, तो भ्रातृभाव का सुख (भ्रातृभावसुखं) देता है (दिशेत्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.15, verse 6. PDF p.119, printed page ८७. Confirmed via scratchpad/p119-v5-7.png, matching the overview exactly. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  7. 15.7 सत्यापित

    If the lord of brothers or the karaka is joined with or aspected by benefics, or the brother-house is endowed with strength, an increase of brothers takes place

    संस्कृत

    भ्रातृपे कारके वापि सौम्यैर्युक्तेऽथवेक्षिते । भावे वा बलसंयुक्ते भ्रातृवृद्धिः प्रजायते ॥ ७ ॥

    bhraatripe kaarake vaapi saumyairyukte'thaveekshite | bhaave vaa balasanyukte bhraatrivriddhih prajaayate || 7 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [If] the lord of brothers (bhraatri-pe) or (vaa api) the karaka [Mars] (kaarake) is joined with (yukte) or (athavaa) aspected by (eekshite) benefics (saumyaih), or (vaa) the [brother-]house (bhaave) is endowed with strength (bala-sanyukte), an increase of brothers (bhraatri-vriddhih) takes place (prajaayate).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [यदि] भ्रातृपति (भ्रातृपे) अथवा (वापि) कारक [मंगल] (कारके) शुभ ग्रहों से युक्त (सौम्यैर्युक्ते) अथवा (अथवा) दृष्ट (एक्षिते) हो, अथवा (वा) [भ्रातृ] भाव (भावे) बल से युक्त (बलसंयुक्ते) हो, तो भाइयों की वृद्धि (भ्रातृवृद्धिः) होती है (प्रजायते)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.15, verse 7. PDF p.119, printed page ८७, the last verse on this page. Confirmed via scratchpad/p119-bottom.png and scratchpad/p119-v5-7.png, matching the overview exactly. Chapter 15 continues onto the next page beyond verse 7. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  8. 15.8 सत्यापित

    If the sibling house is joined with Mercury, its lord joined with the Moon, and the significator (Mars) joined with Saturn, a sister is born first

    संस्कृत

    भ्रातृभे बुधसंयुक्ते तदीशे चन्द्रसंयुते । कारके मन्दसंयुक्ते भगिन्येकाग्रतो भवेत् ॥ ८ ॥

    bhraatribhe budhasanyukte tadeeshe chandrasanyute | kaarake mandasanyukte bhaginyekaagrato bhavet || 8 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [If] the sibling house (bhraatri-bhe) is joined with Mercury (budha-sanyukte), its lord (tad-eeshe) is joined with the Moon (chandra-sanyute), [and] the significator [of siblings, i.e. Mars] (kaarake) is joined with Saturn (manda-sanyukte), a sister (bhaginee) is born first (ekaagratah bhavet).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [यदि] भ्रातृभाव (भ्रातृभे) बुध से युक्त (बुधसंयुक्ते) हो, उसका स्वामी (तदीशे) चन्द्रमा से युक्त (चन्द्रसंयुते) हो, और कारक [मंगल] (कारके) शनि से युक्त (मन्दसंयुक्ते) हो, तो सबसे पहले बहन (भगिन्येकाग्रतो) उत्पन्न होती है (भवेत्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.15, verse 8. PDF p.120 (doc index 119, printed page ८८), header "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्", continuing directly from verse 7 (previous page ended with verse 7 as its last verse). Read from scratchpad/bphs-p120-overview.png, confirmed via scratchpad/p120-v8-11.png. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  9. 15.9 सत्यापित

    Afterward, if the significator is joined with Rahu and the 3rd lord is debilitated, one more sibling among those born after is destined to die

    संस्कृत

    पश्चात् सहोदरोऽप्येक स्तृतीयस्तु मृतो भवेत् । कारके राहुसंयुक्ते विक्रमेशे तु नीचगे ॥ ९ ॥

    pashchaat sahodaro'pyeka striteeyastu mrito bhavet | kaarake raahusanyukte vikrameshe tu neechage || 9 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Afterward (pashchaat), if the significator [of siblings] (kaarake) is joined with Rahu (raahu-sanyukte) [and] the 3rd lord (vikrama-eeshe) is debilitated (neechage), then one (eka) more sibling (sahodarah api) among those [born] afterward (pashchaat), the third one (triteeyah tu), is destined to die (mritah bhavet).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    इसके पश्चात् (पश्चात्), यदि कारक (कारके) राहु से युक्त (राहुसंयुक्ते) हो और तृतीयेश (विक्रमेशे) नीच का हो (नीचगे), तो बाद में जन्मे सहोदरों में से एक (सहोदरोऽप्येक), तीसरा (तृतीयस्तु), मृत्यु को प्राप्त होता है (मृतो भवेत्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.15, verse 9. PDF p.120, printed page ८८. "राहुसंयुक्ते" confirmed with the उ-मात्रा clearly visible via word-level zoom scratchpad/p120-v9-rahu2.png (ruling out a reading without the u-vowel). "स्तृतीयस्तु" printed as one compound word without an internal space (स + तृतीयस्तु, i.e. "sa tritiyastu") -- retained as printed. Confirmed via scratchpad/p120-v8-11.png and scratchpad/p120-v9-word.png. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  10. 15.10 सत्यापित

    Thereafter there is no loss of siblings if these three conditions hold: the sibling-house lord in a Kendra, the significator in a Trikona

    संस्कृत

    पश्चात् सहोदराभावः-पूर्वं तु तत्त्रयं भवेत् । भ्रातृस्थानाधिपे केन्द्रे कारके तत्त्रिकोणगे ॥ १० ॥

    pashchaat sahodaraabhaavah-poorvan tu tattrayan bhavet | bhraatristhaanaadhipe kendre kaarake tattrikonage || 10 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Thereafter (pashchaat) there is no loss/absence of siblings (sahodara-abhaavah) -- but this holds prior [to that outcome] (poorvam tu) [only if] these three conditions (tat-trayam) obtain (bhavet): the lord of the sibling house (bhraatri-sthaana-adhipe) [is] in a Kendra (kendre), [and] the significator (kaarake) [is] in a Trikona from it (tat-trikona-gate).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    इसके पश्चात् (पश्चात्) सहोदरों का अभाव नहीं होता (सहोदराभावः), किन्तु यह पूर्व कथन (पूर्वं तु) तभी लागू होता है जब ये तीन बातें (तत्त्रयं) हों (भवेत्): भ्रातृस्थान का स्वामी (भ्रातृस्थानाधिपे) केन्द्र में (केन्द्रे), और कारक (कारके) उससे त्रिकोण में (तत्त्रिकोणगे) हो।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.15, verse 10. PDF p.120, printed page ८८. Confirmed via scratchpad/p120-v12-13.png (overview crop) matching scratchpad/bphs-p120-overview.png. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  11. 15.11 सत्यापित

    If Jupiter is joined [with these] or exalted, twelve siblings are to be declared; of these, two are elder in the same way, and the third is from oneself

    संस्कृत

    जीवेन सहितेऽप्युच्चे वाच्या द्वादश सोदराः । तत्राग्रजद्वयं तद्वत् स्वस्माच्चापि तृतीयकः ॥ ११ ॥

    jeevena sahite'pyucche vaachyaa dvaadasha sodaraah | tatraagrajadvayan tadvat svasmaachchaapi triteeyakah || 11 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [If] joined with Jupiter (jeevena sahite) or (api) exalted (ucche), twelve (dvaadasha) siblings (sodaraah) are to be declared (vaachyaa). Among these (tatra), two are elder (agraja-dvayam) in the same way (tadvat), and from oneself (svasmaat cha api) the third (triteeyakah) [is counted].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [यदि] गुरु से युक्त (जीवेन सहिते) अथवा (अपि) उच्च का (उच्चे) हो, तो बारह (द्वादश) सहोदर (सोदराः) कहने चाहिए (वाच्या)। उनमें से दो ज्येष्ठ (अग्रजद्वयं) उसी प्रकार (तद्वत्), और स्वयं से भी (स्वस्माच्चापि) तीसरा (तृतीयकः) [गिना जाता है]।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.15, verse 11. PDF p.120, printed page ८८. Confirmed via scratchpad/p120-v12-13.png. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  12. 15.12 सत्यापित

    The seventh, ninth, and twelfth [siblings] die; the remaining six are to be known as endowed with long life

    संस्कृत

    सप्तमो नवमश्चैव द्वादशश्च मृतो भवेत् । ज्ञेयाः सहोदराः शेषाः षट् स्युदीर्घायुषान्विताः ॥ १२ ॥

    saptamo navamashchaiva dvaadashashcha mrito bhavet | gyeyaah sahodaraah sheshaah shat syurdeerghaayushaanvitaah || 12 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The seventh (saptamah), the ninth (navamah), and (cha eva) the twelfth (dvaadashah cha) are destined to die (mritah bhavet). The remaining (sheshaah) six (shat) siblings (sahodaraah) are to be known (gyeyaah) as endowed with long life (deergha-aayusha-anvitaah).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    सातवाँ (सप्तमो), नवाँ (नवमश्चैव), और बारहवाँ (द्वादशश्च) मृत्यु को प्राप्त होता है (मृतो भवेत्)। शेष (शेषाः) छह (षट्) सहोदर (सहोदराः) दीर्घायु से युक्त (दीर्घायुषान्विताः) जानने चाहिए (ज्ञेयाः स्युः)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.15, verse 12. PDF p.120, printed page ८८. "सप्तमो" printed with a tightly-set प्-त conjunct that at first glance resembles स्त -- confirmed as सप्तमो via word-level zoom scratchpad/p120-v12-word.png. Confirmed via scratchpad/p120-v12-13.png. This verse and the two preceding it are explained together by the Hindi commentary's own citation "॥ १०-१२ ॥" seen in scratchpad/bphs-p118-overview.png (Ch.14 page) is unrelated; the applicable commentary for this verse trio appears further down this same page. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  13. 15.13 सत्यापित

    If the lord of gain is joined with Mars, or also joined with Jupiter, and the Moon is in the sibling house, there are seven siblings in number

    संस्कृत

    लाभेशेन युते भौमे गुरुणा सहितेऽपि वा । सहजस्थानगे चन्द्रे सप्तसंख्याः सहोदराः ॥ १३ ॥

    laabheshena yute bhaume guruna sahite'pi vaa | sahajasthaanage chandre saptasankhyaah sahodaraah || 13 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [If] Mars (bhaume) is joined with the lord of gain (laabha-eshena yute), or (vaa) also (api) joined with Jupiter (guruna sahite), [and] the Moon (chandre) is situated in the sibling house (sahaja-sthaana-gate), the siblings (sahodaraah) number seven (sapta-sankhyaah).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [यदि] मंगल (भौमे) लाभेश से युक्त (लाभेशेन युते) हो, अथवा (वा) गुरु से भी युक्त (गुरुणा सहितेऽपि) हो, और चन्द्रमा (चन्द्रे) सहज भाव में स्थित (सहजस्थानगे) हो, तो सहोदर (सहोदराः) संख्या में सात (सप्तसंख्याः) होते हैं।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.15, verse 13. PDF p.120, printed page ८८. "सप्तसंख्याः" printed with the same tightly-set प्-त conjunct as verse 12's सप्तमो -- confirmed via word-level zoom scratchpad/p120-v13-word2.png. Confirmed via scratchpad/p120-v13-15.png. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  14. 15.14 सत्यापित

    If the Moon in the sibling house is aspected only by a male planet, there are brothers there; if aspected while joined with a female planet, sisters

    संस्कृत

    सहजस्थानगे चन्द्रे पुंग्रहेणैव वीक्षिते । भ्रातरस्तत्र कविना भगिन्यः संयुतेक्षिते ॥ १४ ॥

    sahajasthaanage chandre pungraheneva veekshite | bhraatarastatra kavinaa bhaginyah sanyutekshite || 14 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [If] the Moon (chandre) situated in the sibling house (sahaja-sthaana-gate) is aspected only by a male planet (pun-grahena eva veekshite), there are brothers there (bhraatarah tatra); [if] aspected while joined with a female planet (kavinaa sanyuta-eekshite), [there are] sisters (bhaginyah).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [यदि] सहज भाव में स्थित (सहजस्थानगे) चन्द्रमा (चन्द्रे) केवल पुंग्रह द्वारा देखा गया (पुंग्रहेणैव वीक्षिते) हो, तो वहाँ भाई होते हैं (भ्रातरस्तत्र); [यदि] स्त्रीग्रह से युक्त होकर देखा गया (कविना संयुतेक्षिते) हो, तो बहनें (भगिन्यः) होती हैं।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.15, verse 14. PDF p.120, printed page ८८. Second line's first word confirmed as "भ्रातरस्तत्र" (not an apparent "आतरस्तत्र" suggested by a lower-resolution read) via word-level zoom scratchpad/p120-v14b.png, which clearly shows the भ्रा conjunct at the line's start. "कविना" (literally "by the poet") is retained as printed; in context it stands as a poetic/technical term for a female-signifying planet, parallel to "पुंग्रहेण" for a male-signifying one. Confirmed via scratchpad/p120-v13-15.png. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  15. 15.15 सत्यापित

    The Sun kills the elder [sibling], Saturn likewise the younger; Mars kills both, when situated in the sibling house -- so it should be determined -- closing Chapter 15

    संस्कृत

    अग्रजं दिनकृद्धन्ति मन्दः पृष्ठगतं तथा । उभयं भूमिजो हन्ति सहजस्थो विनिश्चयात् ॥ १५ ॥ इति सविमर्श-सुधाव्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे सहजभावफलाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ १५ ॥

    agrajan dinakriddhanti mandah prishthagatan tathaa | ubhayan bhoomijo hanti sahajastho vinishchayaat || 15 || iti savimarsha-sudhaavyaakhyopete brihatpaaraasharahoraashaastre sahajabhaavaphalaadhyaayah samaaptah || 15 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The Sun (dinakrit) kills (hanti) the elder [sibling] (agrajam); Saturn (mandah), likewise (tathaa), [kills] the younger [i.e. the one born after] (prishtha-gatam). Mars (bhoomijah), when situated in the sibling house (sahaja-sthah), kills (hanti) both (ubhayam) -- so it should be determined (vinishchayaat). [Colophon:] Thus, in the Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra accompanied by the Sudha commentary-with-discussion, the chapter on the results of the sibling house (sahaja-bhaava-phala-adhyaayah) is concluded. Chapter 15.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    सूर्य (दिनकृत्) ज्येष्ठ [भाई-बहन] (अग्रजं) को मारता है (हन्ति); शनि (मन्दः) उसी प्रकार (तथा) कनिष्ठ [बाद में जन्मे] (पृष्ठगतं) को [मारता है]। मंगल (भूमिजो), सहज भाव में स्थित होकर (सहजस्थो), दोनों को (उभयं) मारता है (हन्ति) -- ऐसा निश्चय करना चाहिए (विनिश्चयात्)। [समाप्ति-सूचना:] इस प्रकार सविमर्श सुधा-व्याख्या सहित बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्र में सहज-भाव-फल अध्याय (सहजभावफलाध्यायः) समाप्त होता है। अध्याय १५।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.15, verse 15. PDF p.120, printed page ८८. Last verse on this page -- followed immediately by Hindi commentary beginning "मंगल आयेष्टयुक्त हो या गुरु-समन्वित हो..." which continues onto the next page; Chapter 15 therefore continues beyond this verse. Confirmed via scratchpad/p120-v13-15.png and scratchpad/bphs-p120-overview.png. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review. The chapter-closing colophon ("इति सविमर्श-सुधाव्याख्योपेते वृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे सहजभाव-फलाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ १५ ॥", appended here per the established chapter-closing convention) was confirmed on PDF p.121 (doc index 120, printed page ८९), immediately preceding the opening of Chapter 16 -- see scratchpad/p121-colophon2.png and scratchpad/p121-colophon3.png. The printed colophon renders the text's title as "वृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे" (व rather than the expected ब), consistent with this edition's recurring व/ब typeface ambiguity (cf. this chapter's own "वन्धु"/"बन्धु" instances); standard "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे" transcribed per the established colophon convention. Chapter 15 thus closes at exactly 15 verses.

16 Chaturthabhava-phala -- results of the 4th house (14)

  1. 16.1 सत्यापित

    Parashar said: O Maitreya, I have declared to you the fruit pertaining to the sibling house; now the fruit pertaining to the mother house is told -- opening Chapter 16, the results of the 4th (happiness) house

    संस्कृत

    अथ चतुर्थ (सुख) भावफलाध्यायः ॥ १६ ॥ पराशर उवाचः-- मैत्रेय ! ते निगदितं भ्रातृभावगतं फलम् । अघुना कथ्यते मातृभावजं तन्मुने श्रृणु ॥ १ ॥

    atha chaturtha (sukha) bhaavaphalaadhyaayah || 16 || paraashara uvaachah-- maitreya ! te nigaditan bhraatribhaavagatan phalam | aghunaa kathyate maatribhaavajan tanmune shrinu || 1 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Now [begins] the fourth (sukha/happiness) house-results chapter. Chapter 16. Parashar said: O Maitreya, the fruit (phalam) pertaining to the sibling house (bhraatri-bhaava-gatam) has been declared (nigaditam) to you (te). Now (adhunaa) the fruit born of the mother-house (maatri-bhaava-jam) is told (kathyate); listen (shrinu) to that, O sage (tat-mune).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    अब चतुर्थ (सुख) भाव के फल का अध्याय आरम्भ होता है। अध्याय १६। पराशर ने कहा: हे मैत्रेय! तुम्हें भ्रातृभाव सम्बन्धी फल (भ्रातृभावगतं फलम्) कह दिया गया (निगदितं)। अब (अधुना) मातृभाव से उत्पन्न फल (मातृभावजं) कहा जाता है (कथ्यते); हे मुने, उसे सुनो (श्रृणु)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.16, verse 1. PDF p.121 (doc index 120, printed page ८९), header "चतुर्थ (सुख) भावफलाध्यायः". Chapter title, colophon-style heading and "पराशर उवाचः--" invocation prefixed to this verse per the established chapter-opening convention. Second line's second word is printed "अघुना" (अ+घ, not अ+ध) -- an apparent घ/ध variant of the standard "अधुना" ("now"), retained as printed per the disclosure-without-forced-resolution convention (cf. Ch.14 v1's analogous घ/ध case); confirmed via word-level zoom scratchpad/p121-v1-word.png. Read from scratchpad/bphs-p121-overview.png, confirmed via scratchpad/p121-v1-3b.png. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  2. 16.2 सत्यापित

    If the kin-house lord, or the lord of kin, or the ascendant lord there, is joined with or aspected by a benefic, full household happiness results

    संस्कृत

    वन्धुभावगते वन्धुनाथे वा तत्र लग्नपे । सौम्यखेटेक्षितयुते पूर्णगेहसुखं भवेत् ॥ २ ॥

    bandhubhaavagate bandhunaathe vaa tatra lagnape | saumyakhetekshitayute poornagehasukhan bhavet || 2 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [If a benefic planet] situated in the kin house (bandhu-bhaava-gate), or the lord of kin (bandhu-naathe), or (vaa) the lord of the ascendant (lagna-pe) there (tatra), is joined with or aspected by a benefic planet (saumya-kheta-eekshita-yute), full (poorna) household happiness (geha-sukham) results (bhavet).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [यदि कोई शुभ ग्रह] बन्धुभाव में स्थित (वन्धुभावगते) हो, अथवा बन्धुनाथ (वन्धुनाथे), अथवा (वा) वहाँ का लग्नेश (तत्र लग्नपे), शुभ ग्रह से युक्त या दृष्ट हो (सौम्यखेटेक्षितयुते), तो पूर्ण (पूर्ण) गृह-सुख (गेहसुखं) होता है (भवेत्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.16, verse 2. PDF p.121, printed page ८९. Both instances of the word for "kin" are printed with व (वन्धु) rather than the standard ब (बन्धु) -- confirmed via word-level zoom scratchpad/p121-v2-word.png, showing a consistent व in both "वन्धुभावगते" and "वन्धुनाथे". Retained as printed; likely reflects this edition's typeface rendering ब and व similarly (recurring pattern, also seen in verse 5's "वन्धुपूज्यो"). Confirmed via scratchpad/p121-v1-3b.png and scratchpad/p121-v3.png. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  3. 16.3 सत्यापित

    If the 4th lord is in own-degree exaltation, supreme happiness [results], along with acquisition of house, vehicle, mother, and music/instruments and the like

    संस्कृत

    स्वक्षांशतुङ्गे तुर्यनाथे सुखमनुत्तमम् । गृहभूयानमात्रादिजातं वाद्यादिजं तथा ॥ ३ ॥

    svakshaanshatunge turyanaathe sukhamanuttamam | grihabhooyaanamaatraadijaatan vaadyaadijan tathaa || 3 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [If] the 4th lord (turya-naathe) is in own-navamsha exaltation (sva-kshaansha-tunge), supreme happiness (sukham anuttamam) [results], along with (tathaa) that born of house, vehicle, mother, and the like (griha-bhooyaana-maatraa-aadi-jaatam), and of music/instruments and the like (vaadya-aadi-jam).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [यदि] चतुर्थेश (तुर्यनाथे) अपने अंश में उच्च का (स्वक्षांशतुङ्गे) हो, तो उत्तम सुख (सुखमनुत्तमम्) होता है, साथ ही (तथा) घर, वाहन, माता आदि से उत्पन्न सुख (गृहभूयानमात्रादिजातं), और वाद्य आदि से उत्पन्न सुख (वाद्यादिजं) भी होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.16, verse 3. PDF p.121, printed page ८९. First word confirmed via word-level zoom scratchpad/p121-v3-word.png as "स्वक्षांशतुङ्गे" (svakshaansha = "own [navamsha-]division", tunge = "exalted"). Confirmed via scratchpad/p121-v3.png and scratchpad/p121-v4.png. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  4. 16.4 सत्यापित

    If the lords of the 4th and 10th are together in a Kendra or Trikona, the person's residence in a palatial house is certain

    संस्कृत

    तुर्यकर्मेशयोः केन्द्रे त्रिकोणे वा सहस्थितौ । राजाह्वे सदने वासो जातकस्य भवेद्ध्रुवम् ॥ ४ ॥

    turyakarmeshayoh kendre trikone vaa sahasthitau | raajaahve sadane vaaso jaatakasya bhaveddhruvam || 4 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [If] the lords of the 4th and 10th [houses] (turya-karma-eeshayoh) are together situated (saha-sthitau) in a Kendra (kendre) or (vaa) a Trikona (trikone), residence (vaasah) in a house called "royal"/palatial (raajaa-ahve sadane) is certain (dhruvam) for the person born (jaatakasya bhavet).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [यदि] चतुर्थ और दशम भाव के स्वामी (तुर्यकर्मेशयोः) केन्द्र (केन्द्रे) या (वा) त्रिकोण (त्रिकोणे) में एक साथ स्थित हों (सहस्थितौ), तो जातक का (जातकस्य) राजभवन-तुल्य घर में (राजाह्वे सदने) निवास (वासो) निश्चित (ध्रुवम्) होता है (भवेत्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.16, verse 4. PDF p.121, printed page ८९. "राजाह्वे" confirmed via word-level zoom scratchpad/p121-v4-word.png. Confirmed via scratchpad/p121-v4.png. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  5. 16.5 सत्यापित

    If the 4th lord is a benefic planet, joined with benefics or aspected by them, and the Moon is in the ascendant, the person is ever worthy of kinsmen's honor

    संस्कृत

    तुर्यनाथे सौम्यखेटे शुभैर्युक्तेऽथवेक्षिते । लग्नगे शशिजे जातो वन्धुपूज्यो भवेत्सदा ॥ ५ ॥

    turyanaathe saumyakhete shubhairyukte'thavekshite | lagnage shashije jaato bandhupoojyo bhavetsadaa || 5 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [If] the 4th lord (turya-naathe), being a benefic planet (saumya-khete), is joined with benefics or (athavaa) aspected [by them] (shubhaih yukte ekshite), and the Moon (shashije) is in the ascendant (lagna-gate), the person born (jaatah) is ever (sadaa) worthy of kinsmen's honor (bandhu-poojyah bhavet).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [यदि] चतुर्थेश (तुर्यनाथे), शुभ ग्रह होकर (सौम्यखेटे), शुभ ग्रहों से युक्त अथवा (अथवा) दृष्ट हो (शुभैर्युक्तेऽथवेक्षिते), और चन्द्रमा (शशिजे) लग्न में हो (लग्नगे), तो उत्पन्न जातक (जातो) सदा (सदा) बन्धुओं द्वारा पूज्य (वन्धुपूज्यो) होता है (भवेत्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.16, verse 5. PDF p.121, printed page ८९. "वन्धुपूज्यो" printed with व (as in verse 2's "वन्धु" instances) rather than the standard ब of "बन्धु" -- retained as printed per the same recurring व/ब disclosure. "शशिजे" here refers to the Moon (chandra), used loosely rather than in its more common sense of Mercury ("son of the Moon"); retained as printed. Confirmed via scratchpad/p121-v5.png. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  6. 16.6 सत्यापित

    If the mother's house [4th] is joined with a benefic and its lord is in own or exaltation sign, and the significator [Moon] is endowed with strength, one should predict the mother's long life

    संस्कृत

    मातुः स्थाने शुभयुते तदीशे स्वोच्चराशिगे । कारके बलसंयुक्ते मातृदीर्घायुरादिशेत् ॥ ६ ॥

    maatuh sthaane shubhayute tadeeshe svochcharaashige | kaarake balasanyukte maatrideerghaayuraadishet || 6 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [If] the mother's house (maatuh sthaane) is joined with a benefic (shubha-yute), its lord (tad-eeshe) is in its own or exaltation sign (sva-uchcha-raashi-gate), [and] the significator [i.e. the Moon] (kaarake) is endowed with strength (bala-sanyukte), one should predict (aadishet) the mother's long life (maatri-deergha-aayuh).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [यदि] मातृस्थान (मातुः स्थाने) शुभ ग्रह से युक्त (शुभयुते) हो, उसका स्वामी (तदीशे) अपनी उच्च राशि में स्थित (स्वोच्चराशिगे) हो, और कारक [चन्द्रमा] (कारके) बल से युक्त (बलसंयुक्ते) हो, तो माता की दीर्घायु (मातृदीर्घायु) कहनी चाहिए (आदिशेत्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.16, verse 6. PDF p.121, printed page ८९. Second line's compound "मातृदीर्घायुरादिशेत्" (word-level zoom scratchpad/p121-v6-word.png) parses as मातृदीर्घायुः + आदिशेत् via standard visarga sandhi (-uh + aa- -> -u raa-); printed with an internal space as "मातृदीर्घायु रादिशेत्" in the source, rejoined here as the single sandhied compound per normal Sanskrit orthography. Confirmed via scratchpad/p121-v6.png. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  7. 16.7 सत्यापित

    If the 4th lord is situated in a Kendra house, and likewise Venus is situated in a Kendra, and the Moon is in an exaltation sign, Mercury should declare happiness related to conveyances

    संस्कृत

    सुखेशे केन्द्रभावस्थे तथा केन्द्रे स्थिते भृगौ । शशिजे चोच्चराशिस्थे यानसौख्यं वदेद् बुधः ॥ ७ ॥

    sukheshe kendrabhaavasthe tathaa kendre sthite bhrigau | shashije chochcharaashisthe yaanasaukhyan vaded budhah || 7 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [If] the lord of happiness [the 4th lord] (sukha-eshe) is situated in a Kendra house (kendra-bhaava-sthe), and likewise (tathaa) Venus (bhrigau) is situated in a Kendra (kendre sthite), and the Moon (shashije) is in an exaltation sign (uchcha-raashi-sthe), Mercury (budhah) should declare (vadet) happiness pertaining to conveyances/vehicles (yaana-saukhyam).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [यदि] सुखेश (चतुर्थेश) (सुखेशे) केन्द्र भाव में स्थित (केन्द्रभावस्थे) हो, तथा (तथा) शुक्र (भृगौ) भी केन्द्र में स्थित (केन्द्रे स्थिते) हो, और चन्द्रमा (शशिजे) उच्च राशि में स्थित (चोच्चराशिस्थे) हो, तो बुध (बुधः) वाहन-सम्बन्धी सुख (यानसौख्यं) कहे (वदेद्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.16, verse 7. PDF p.121, printed page ८९. "शशिजे" again used for the Moon (as in verse 5), rather than its more common sense of Mercury. Confirmed via scratchpad/p121-v6-7.png. Followed on the page by Hindi commentary explaining verses 1-7 (marked "॥ १-७ ॥"), then further verses continuing the chapter onto the next page. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  8. 16.8 सत्यापित

    If Saturn is in the 4th house and the Sun-joined Moon is in the 9th, with Mars in the 11th, the native gains cows, buffaloes and the like

    संस्कृत

    सुखे मन्दो रवियुतश्चन्द्रो भाग्यगतो यदि । लाभस्थानगतो भौमो गोमहिष्यादिलाभकृत् ॥ ८ ॥

    sukhe mando raviyutashchandro bhaagyagato yadi | laabhasthaanagato bhaumo gomahishyaadilaabhakrit || 8 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If Saturn (mandah) is in the 4th house (sukhe), [and] the Moon (chandrah) joined with the Sun (ravi-yutah) is in the 9th/fortune house (bhaagya-gatah), [and] Mars (bhaumah) is situated in the 11th/gain house (laabha-sthaana-gatah), [the native] gains cows, buffaloes, and the like (go-mahishya-aadi-laabha-krit).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    यदि शनि (मन्दो) चतुर्थ भाव में (सुखे) हो, [और] सूर्य से युक्त चन्द्रमा (रवियुतश्चन्द्रो) भाग्य/नवम भाव में (भाग्यगतो) हो, [और] मंगल (भौमो) लाभ/एकादश भाव में स्थित (लाभस्थानगतो) हो, तो [जातक] गाय, भैंस आदि का लाभ (गोमहिष्यादिलाभकृत्) पाता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.16, verse 8. PDF p.122 (doc index 121, printed page ९०), header "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्". Confirmed via scratchpad/p122-v8-9.png, matching scratchpad/bphs-p122-overview.png. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  9. 16.9 सत्यापित

    If the 4th house is occupied by a movable sign and its lord likewise, with Mars in the 12th or 6th, the person becomes mute

    संस्कृत

    सुखे चरगृहासक्ते तथा तद्राशिनायके । सभौमे व्ययषष्ठस्थे मूकत्वं याति मानवः ॥ ९ ॥

    sukhe charagrihaasakte tathaa tadraashinaayake | sabhaume vyayashashthasthe mookatvam yaati maanavah || 9 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [If] the 4th house (sukhe) is occupied by a movable/chara sign (chara-griha-aasakte) and likewise its lord (tad-raashi-naayake) [is afflicted], together with Mars (sa-bhaume) situated in the 12th or 6th house (vyaya-shashtha-sthe), the person (maanavah) becomes mute (mookatvam yaati).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    यदि सुख भाव (सुखे) चर राशि में स्थित (चरगृहासक्ते) हो तथा उसका स्वामी भी (तद्राशिनायके) [पीड़ित हो], मंगल सहित (सभौमे) द्वादश या षष्ठ भाव में स्थित (व्ययषष्ठस्थे) हो, तो मनुष्य (मानवः) मूकत्व/गूंगापन को प्राप्त होता है (याति)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.16, verse 9. PDF p.122, printed page ९०. Word-level zoom (scratchpad/p122-v9-word2.png) corrects an initial lower-resolution misread of "शूकत्वं" to the confirmed "मूकत्वं", cross-checked against this same page's excluded Hindi commentary which explicitly glosses the condition as "जातक मूक (गूंगा) होता है" (the commentary itself is not transcribed as verse content, only consulted for confirmation per standing practice). Matches scratchpad/bphs-p122-overview.png. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  10. 16.10 सत्यापित

    If the lord of the ascendant is benefic, the lord of the 4th is debilitated, the karaka is in the 12th, and the lord of the 4th is joined with the lord of the 11th

    संस्कृत

    लग्नस्थानाधिपे सौम्ये सुखेशे नीचराशिगे । कारके व्ययभावस्थे सुखेशे लाभसंयुते ॥ १० ॥

    lagnasthaanaadhipe saumye sukheshe neecharaashige | kaarake vyayabhaavasthe sukheshe laabhasanyute || 10 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [If] the lord of the ascendant (lagna-sthaana-adhipe) is a benefic (saumye), the lord of the 4th house (sukha-eshe) is in a debilitated sign (neecha-raashi-ge), the karaka [Moon] (kaarake) is situated in the 12th house (vyaya-bhaava-sthe), [and] the lord of the 4th (sukha-eshe) is joined with the lord of the 11th (laabha-sanyute) -- [the following results, continued in verse 11].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [यदि] लग्नाधिप (लग्नस्थानाधिपे) सौम्य ग्रह हो (सौम्ये), सुखेश (सुखेशे) नीच राशि में हो (नीचराशिगे), कारक [चन्द्रमा] (कारके) द्वादश भाव में स्थित हो (व्ययभावस्थे), और सुखेश (सुखेशे) लाभेश से युक्त हो (लाभसंयुते) -- [तो आगे वर्णित फल होता है, देखें श्लोक ११]।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.16, verse 10. PDF p.122, printed page ९०. Confirmed via scratchpad/p122-v10-12.png, matching the overview. The word "सुखेशे" is printed at the end of both line 1 and line 2 of this verse -- an apparent repetition retained as printed per zero-fabrication discipline. This verse's syntax continues directly into verse 11. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  11. 16.11 सत्यापित

    Continuing from verse 10: in the 12th year one should predict happiness from a vehicle, when the 4th house is joined with the Sun and its lord is exalted

    संस्कृत

    द्वादशे वत्सरे प्राप्ते वाहनस्य सुखं वदेत् । वाहने रविसंयुक्ते स्वोच्चे तद्राशिनायके ॥ ११ ॥

    dvaadashe vatsare praapte vaahanasya sukham vadet | vaahane ravisanyukte svocche tadraashinaayake || 11 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [Continuing from verse 10:] one should predict (vadet) happiness/comfort from a vehicle (vaahanasya sukham) in the 12th year (dvaadashe vatsare praapte). [This applies] when the [4th house, signifying] vehicle (vaahane) is joined with the Sun (ravi-sanyukte), [and] its lord (tad-raashi-naayake) is in its own exaltation (sva-uchche).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [श्लोक १० से आगे:] बारहवें वर्ष में (द्वादशे वत्सरे प्राप्ते) वाहन-सुख (वाहनस्य सुखं) कहना चाहिए (वदेत्)। [यह तब होता है] जब वाहन-सूचक भाव (वाहने) सूर्य से युक्त हो (रविसंयुक्ते), और उसका स्वामी (तद्राशिनायके) अपनी उच्च राशि में हो (स्वोच्चे)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.16, verse 11. PDF p.122, printed page ९०. Confirmed via scratchpad/p122-v10-12.png and scratchpad/p122-v12line1.png, matching the overview. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  12. 16.12 सत्यापित

    If the 4th lord is joined with Venus, attainment of a vehicle occurs in the 32nd year, when joined with the 10th lord and the 4th lord is with its own exaltation-navamsha

    संस्कृत

    युते शुक्रेण यानासिद्ध्वात्रिंशे वत्सरे भवेत् । कर्मेशेन युते बन्धुनाथे तुङ्गांशसंयुते ॥ १२ ॥

    yute shukrena yaanaasiddhvaatrinshe vatsare bhavet | karmeshena yute bandhunaathe tungaanshasanyute || 12 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [If the 4th-lord is] joined with Venus (yute shukrena), attainment of a vehicle (yaana-aasiddhih) would occur in the 32nd year (dvaatrinshe vatsare bhavet). [This applies] when [the 4th-lord] is joined with the 10th-lord (karma-eshena yute), [and] the lord of the 4th (bandhu-naathe) is joined with its own exaltation-navamsha (tungaansha-sanyute).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [यदि चतुर्थेश] शुक्र से युक्त हो (युते शुक्रेण), तो बत्तीसवें वर्ष में (द्वात्रिंशे वत्सरे) यान/वाहन की सिद्धि-प्राप्ति (यानासिद्धिः) होती है (भवेत्)। [यह तब होता है] जब [चतुर्थेश] दशमेश से युक्त हो (कर्मेशेन युते), और चतुर्थभावनाथ (बन्धुनाथे) उच्चांश/तुङ्गांश से युक्त हो (तुङ्गांशसंयुते)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.16, verse 12. PDF p.122, printed page ९०. Confirmed via scratchpad/p122-v12line1.png and scratchpad/p122-v12line2b.png. The printed compound "यानासिद्ध्वात्रिंशे" is transcribed exactly as set; the most plausible underlying parse is yaana + aasiddhih (attainment/accomplishment of a vehicle) + dvaatrinshe (32nd) with visarga-sandhi compressed in this edition's typesetting (expected yaanaasiddhirdvaatrinshe), cross-referenced against this page's excluded Hindi commentary which glosses the sense as "बत्तिसवें वर्ष यान की प्राप्ति होवे" (in the 32nd year, attainment of a vehicle occurs) -- the commentary itself is not transcribed as verse content, only consulted for confirmation. "बन्धुनाथे" is printed here with a clearly closed ब (unlike the व-rendered instances of this word noted elsewhere in this chapter, e.g. verse 2's "वन्धुभावगते"). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  13. 16.13 सत्यापित

    In the 42nd year a person attains a vehicle, when the lord of the 11th is in the sign of the 4th and the lord of the 4th is joined with the lord of the 11th

    संस्कृत

    द्विचत्वारिंशके वर्षे नरो वाहनभाग्भवेत् । लाभेशे सुखराशिस्थे सुखेशे लाभसंयुते ॥ १३ ॥

    dvichatvaarinshake varshe naro vaahanabhaagbhavet | laabheshe sukharaashisthe sukheshe laabhasanyute || 13 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In the 42nd year (dvichatvaarinshake varshe), a person (narah) attains a vehicle (vaahana-bhaak bhavet), [when] the lord of the 11th (laabha-eshe) is situated in the sign of the 4th (sukha-raashi-sthe), [and] the lord of the 4th (sukha-eshe) is joined with the lord of the 11th (laabha-sanyute).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    बयालीसवें वर्ष में (द्विचत्वारिंशके वर्षे) मनुष्य (नरो) वाहन को प्राप्त करता है (वाहनभाग्भवेत्), [जब] लाभेश (लाभेशे) सुख-राशि में स्थित हो (सुखराशिस्थे), और सुखेश (सुखेशे) लाभेश से युक्त हो (लाभसंयुते)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.16, verse 13. PDF p.122, printed page ९०. Confirmed via scratchpad/p122-v13-14.png, matching the overview. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  14. 16.14 सत्यापित

    In the 12th year a person becomes possessed of a vehicle -- an auspicious result when the house is strong, otherwise when weak; closing Chapter 16

    संस्कृत

    द्वादशे वत्सरे प्राप्ते मानवो यानभाग्भवेत् । शुभं भावस्य संपुष्टौ दुर्वलत्वेऽन्यथा फलम् ॥ १४ ॥ इति सविमर्श-सुधाव्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे चतुर्थभावफलाध्यायः ॥ १६ ॥

    dvaadashe vatsare praapte maanavo yaanabhaagbhavet | shubham bhaavasya sanpushtau durvalatveanyathaa phalam || 14 || iti savimarsha-sudhaavyaakhyopete brihatpaaraasharahoraashaastre chaturthabhaavaphalaadhyaayah || 16 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In the 12th year attained (dvaadashe vatsare praapte), a person (maanavah) becomes possessed of a vehicle (yaana-bhaak bhavet). [This is] the auspicious result (shubham phalam) when the house [4th] is strong/fortified (bhaavasya sanpushtau); otherwise (anyathaa), when weak (durvalatve), [a different] result [follows]. [Colophon:] Thus, in the Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra accompanied by the Sudha commentary-with-discussion, the chapter on the results of the 4th/happiness house (chaturtha-bhaava-phala-adhyaayah) is concluded. Chapter 16.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    बारहवें वर्ष प्राप्त होने पर (द्वादशे वत्सरे प्राप्ते), मनुष्य (मानवो) वाहन को प्राप्त करने वाला होता है (यानभाग्भवेत्)। भाव के सम्पुष्ट/बलवान होने पर (भावस्य संपुष्टौ) यह शुभ फल (शुभं फलम्) है; अन्यथा (अन्यथा), दुर्बल होने पर (दुर्वलत्वे), [अन्य] फल होता है। [समाप्ति-सूचना:] इस प्रकार सविमर्श सुधा-व्याख्या सहित बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्र में चतुर्थ-भाव-फल अध्याय (चतुर्थभावफलाध्यायः) समाप्त होता है। अध्याय १६।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.16, verse 14 (closing). PDF p.122, printed page ९०. Verse confirmed via scratchpad/p122-v13-14.png; note the printed "दुर्वलत्वे" (व rather than the expected ब of "दुर्बलत्वे") is a further instance of this edition's recurring व/ब typeface ambiguity (see also verse 2's "वन्धुभावगते", verse 5's "वन्धुपूज्यो", and Ch.15's closing colophon "वृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे"), retained as printed while the standard दुर्बलत्वे form is used in translation/translationHi per established practice. The chapter-closing colophon was confirmed via scratchpad/bphs-p122-overview.png, immediately following the Hindi commentary on verses 6-14 (marked "॥ ६-१४ ॥", excluded from transcription per copyright-safety discipline); its printed title likewise reads "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे" (this instance rendered with a clear ब, unlike the Ch.15 colophon's व-rendering of the same word) -- standard बृहत् form used per colophon convention regardless. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

17 Panchamabhava-phala -- results of the 5th house (32)

  1. 17.1 सत्यापित

    Chapter opening: results of the 5th (children) house -- if the lords of the ascendant and 5th are both in the 5th house

    संस्कृत

    अथ पञ्चम (सुत) भावफलाध्यायः ॥ १७ ॥ पराशर उवाच-- अथ पञ्चमभावस्य फलं वच्मि शृणु द्विज । लग्नेशे पञ्चमेशे च पञ्चमस्थानसंस्थिते ॥ १ ॥

    atha pancama (suta) bhaavaphalaadhyaayah || 17 || paraashara uvaacha-- atha pancamabhaavasya phalam vachmi shrinu dvija | lagneshe pancameshe cha pancamasthaanasansthite || 1 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [Chapter opening title:] Now the chapter on the results of the 5th (children/son) house. Chapter 17. Parashar said: Now I shall tell (vachmi) the result of the 5th house (pancama-bhaavasya phalam); listen (shrinu), O twice-born (dvija). [If] the lord of the ascendant (lagna-eshe) and the lord of the 5th (pancama-eshe) are both situated in the 5th house itself (pancama-sthaana-sansthite)...

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [अध्याय-शीर्षक:] अब पञ्चम (सुत/सन्तान) भाव के फल का अध्याय। अध्याय १७। पराशर ने कहा: अब मैं पञ्चम भाव का फल (पञ्चमभावस्य फलं) कहता हूँ (वच्मि); हे द्विज सुनो (शृणु)। [यदि] लग्नेश (लग्नेशे) और पञ्चमेश (पञ्चमेशे) दोनों पञ्चम भाव में स्थित हों (पञ्चमस्थानसंस्थिते)...

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.17 opening + verse 1. PDF p.122 (doc index 121, printed page ९१), header "पञ्चम (सुत) भावफलाध्यायः". Chapter title, invocation "पराशर उवाच--", and verse 1 prefixed per standing chapter-opening convention. Confirmed via scratchpad/p122b-v1-2.png and scratchpad/p122c-v2b-3.png, matching scratchpad/bphs-p122-overview.png. Throughout this chapter the printed font renders the ञ्च conjunct of "पञ्चम" (fifth) with a ligature that visually resembles "श्च" (appearing as "पश्चम") -- treated as a font-rendering characteristic of this edition's ञ्च conjunct (distinct from the separate, genuine व/ब typeface ambiguity noted in earlier chapters), since "पश्चम" is not a standard term and the chapter's own title, subject matter (5th/putra house), and the text's consistent ordinal-plus-bhava chapter-naming convention make "पञ्चम" contextually certain; standardized to पञ्चम throughout this chapter with the pattern disclosed once here rather than per-verse. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  2. 17.2 सत्यापित

    If in a kendra or trikona, complete happiness from children; if the lord of the 5th is in the 6th/8th/12th, childlessness

    संस्कृत

    केन्द्रकोणगते वापि पूर्णपुत्रभवं सुखम् । षष्ठाष्टमव्ययगते सुतेशे स्यादपुत्रता ॥ २ ॥

    kendrakonagate vaapi poornaputrabhavam sukham | shashthaashtamavyayagate suteshe syaadaputrataa || 2 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    ...or (vaapi), [if they are] situated in a kendra or trikona (kendra-kona-gate), there is complete happiness from children (poorna-putra-bhavam sukham). [If] the lord of the 5th (suta-eshe) is situated in the 6th, 8th, or 12th house (shashtha-ashtama-vyaya-gate), there would be childlessness (syaat-aputrataa).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    ...अथवा (वापि) केन्द्र या त्रिकोण में स्थित हों (केन्द्रकोणगते), तो पूर्ण पुत्र-सुख होता है (पूर्णपुत्रभवं सुखम्)। [यदि] सुतेश (सुतेशे) षष्ठ, अष्टम, या द्वादश भाव में स्थित हो (षष्ठाष्टमव्ययगते), तो अपुत्रता होती है (स्यादपुत्रता)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.17, verse 2. PDF p.122, printed page ९१. Confirmed via scratchpad/p122c-v4.png and scratchpad/p122d-v3b-4.png, matching the overview. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  3. 17.3 सत्यापित

    If the lord of the 5th is combust, afflicted by malefics, and weak, no child is born, or the child born dies

    संस्कृत

    अस्तंगते पञ्चमेशे पापाक्रान्ते च दुर्वले । जायते न सुतस्तस्य जातोऽपि मृतिमाप्नुयात् ॥ ३ ॥

    astangate pancameshe paapaakraante cha durvale | jaayate na sutastasya jaatoapi mritimaapnuyaat || 3 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [If] the lord of the 5th (pancama-eshe) is combust (astam-gate), afflicted by malefics (paapa-aakraante), and weak (durbale), no child (na sutah) is born (jaayate) to that person (tasya); even if born (jaatah api), it would meet death (mritim aapnuyaat).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [यदि] पञ्चमेश (पञ्चमेशे) अस्तंगत हो (अस्तंगते), पाप ग्रहों से पीड़ित हो (पापाक्रान्ते), और दुर्बल हो (दुर्वले), तो उस [जातक] के सन्तान नहीं होती (जायते न सुतस्तस्य); यदि उत्पन्न भी हो (जातोऽपि), तो वह मृत्यु को प्राप्त होती है (मृतिमाप्नुयात्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.17, verse 3. PDF p.122, printed page ९१. Confirmed via scratchpad/p122d-v3b-4.png, matching the overview. The printed "दुर्वले" (व rather than the expected ब of "दुर्बले") is a further instance of this edition's recurring व/ब typeface ambiguity (see prior chapters' disclosures, e.g. Ch.16 v.2 and v.14), retained as printed while the standard दुर्बल form is used in translation/translationHi. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  4. 17.4 सत्यापित

    If the lord of children is in the 6th and the lord of the ascendant is joined with Mars, the firstborn dies and the wife becomes 'crow-barren'

    संस्कृत

    षष्ठस्थाने सुताधीशे लग्नेशे भौमसंयुते । म्रियते प्रथमापत्यं काकवन्ध्या सधर्मिणी ॥ ४ ॥

    shashthasthaane sutaadheeshe lagneshe bhaumasanyute | mriyate prathamaapatyam kaakavandhyaa sadharminee || 4 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [If] the lord of children (suta-adheeshe) is in the 6th house (shashtha-sthaane), [and] the lord of the ascendant (lagna-eshe) is joined with Mars (bhauma-sanyute), the firstborn child (prathama-apatyam) dies (mriyate), [and] the wife (sa-dharminee) becomes 'crow-barren' (kaaka-vandhyaa) [bears only once, then no more].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [यदि] सुताधीश (सुताधीशे) षष्ठ भाव में हो (षष्ठस्थाने), और लग्नेश (लग्नेशे) मंगल से युक्त हो (भौमसंयुते), तो प्रथम सन्तान (प्रथमापत्यं) मर जाती है (म्रियते), और पत्नी (सधर्मिणी) 'काकवन्ध्या' (एक बार सन्तान होकर पुनः बांझ) हो जाती है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.17, verse 4. PDF p.122, printed page ९१. Confirmed via scratchpad/p122d-v3b-4.png (line 1) and scratchpad/p122f-v4L2word.png (line 2). "काकवन्ध्या" (lit. 'crow-barren') is a standard classical term for a woman who bears one child and then becomes sterile, referenced here and confirmed via the page's own Hindi commentary use of the same term. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  5. 17.5 सत्यापित

    If the debilitated lord of children is in a trik house and Ketu-Mercury occupy the 5th, the wife becomes 'crow-barren'

    संस्कृत

    सुताधीशो हि नीचस्थः षष्ठादित्रिकसंस्थितः । काकवन्ध्या भवेन्नारी सुते केतुबुधौ यदि ॥ ५ ॥

    sutaadheesho hi neechasthah shashthaaditrikasansthitah | kaakavandhyaa bhavennaaree sute ketubudhau yadi || 5 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The lord of children (suta-adheeshah), being debilitated (neecha-sthah) [and] situated in the 6th and other trik houses (shashtha-aadi-trika-sansthitah) -- if Ketu and Mercury (ketu-budhau) are in the 5th house (sute), the wife (naaree) becomes 'crow-barren' (kaaka-vandhyaa bhavet).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    सुताधीश (सुताधीशो) नीच राशि में हो (नीचस्थः) और षष्ठादि त्रिक भावों में स्थित हो (षष्ठादित्रिकसंस्थितः) -- यदि केतु-बुध (केतुबुधौ) पञ्चम भाव में हों (सुते), तो पत्नी (नारी) काकवन्ध्या हो जाती है (भवेन्नारी)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.17, verse 5. PDF p.122, printed page ९१. Confirmed via scratchpad/p122d-v5-6.png, matching the overview. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  6. 17.6 सत्यापित

    Where the debilitated lord of children does not aspect the 5th, and Saturn-Mercury are there, 'crow-barrenness' results

    संस्कृत

    सुतेशो नीचगो यत्र सुतस्थानं न पश्यति । तत्र सौरिबुधौ स्यातां काकवन्ध्यात्वमाप्नुयात् ॥ ६ ॥

    sutesho neechago yatra sutasthaanam na pashyati | tatra sauribudhau syaataam kaakavandhyaatvamaapnuyaat || 6 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Where the lord of children (suta-eshah), being debilitated (neecha-gah), does not aspect (na pashyati) the 5th house (suta-sthaanam), [and] there (tatra) Saturn and Mercury (sauri-budhau) are situated (syaataam), [the wife] would attain the state of 'crow-barrenness' (kaaka-vandhyaatvam aapnuyaat).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जहाँ सुतेश (सुतेशो) नीच राशिगत होकर (नीचगो) पञ्चम भाव को नहीं देखता (सुतस्थानं न पश्यति), और वहाँ (तत्र) शनि-बुध (सौरिबुधौ) स्थित हों (स्यातां), तो [पत्नी] काकवन्ध्यत्व को प्राप्त होती है (काकवन्ध्यात्वमाप्नुयात्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.17, verse 6. PDF p.122, printed page ९१. Confirmed via scratchpad/p122d-v6b-7.png, matching the overview. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  7. 17.7 सत्यापित

    If the lord of the 9th is combined with the body-significator and the lord of children is debilitated, with Ketu-Mercury in the 5th, a child is predicted through difficulty

    संस्कृत

    भाग्येशो मूर्तिवर्ती च सुतशो नीचगो यदि । सुते केतुबुधौ स्यातां सुतं कष्टाद् विनिर्दिशेत् ॥ ७ ॥

    bhaagyesho moortivartee cha sutasho neechago yadi | sute ketubudhau syaataam sutam kashtaad vinirdishet || 7 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If the lord of the 9th/fortune house (bhaagya-eshah) is combined with the body-significator [the Sun] (moorti-vartee), and the lord of children (suta-eshah, printed sutasho) is debilitated (neecha-gah), [and] Ketu and Mercury (ketu-budhau) are in the 5th house (sute), one should predict a child through difficulty (sutam kashtaat vinirdishet).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    यदि भाग्येश (भाग्येशो) मूर्ति-कारक [सूर्य] से युक्त हो (मूर्तिवर्ती), और सुतेश (मुद्रित रूप सुतशो) नीचराशिगत हो (नीचगो), [तथा] केतु-बुध (केतुबुधौ) पञ्चम भाव में हों (सुते), तो कष्ट से सन्तान होना कहना चाहिए (सुतं कष्टाद् विनिर्दिशेत्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.17, verse 7. PDF p.122, printed page ९१. Confirmed via scratchpad/p122f-v7full.png and scratchpad/p122g-v8.png (top line), matching the overview. The printed "सुतशो" (for the expected "सुतेशो", lord of children) is retained as printed, likely a compressed/elided rendering of the े matra in this edition's typesetting; the standard सुतेशः form is used in translation/translationHi. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  8. 17.8 सत्यापित

    If the lord of the 5th is in a trik house, debilitated, or in an enemy's sign, yet occupies the 5th itself, a child is predicted through effort/difficulty

    संस्कृत

    षष्ठादित्रिकसंस्थो वा नीचो वा शत्रुगेहगः । पञ्चमेशः पञ्चमे चेत् पुत्रं कष्टाद् विनिर्दिशेत् ॥ ८ ॥

    shashthaaditrikasanstho vaa neecho vaa shatrugehagah | pancameshah pancame chet putram kashtaad vinirdishet || 8 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [If] the lord of the 5th (pancama-eshah) is situated in the 6th and other trik houses (shashtha-aadi-trika-sansthah), or debilitated (neechah), or in an enemy's house (shatru-geha-gah), [yet] is in the 5th house itself (pancame chet), one should predict a child through difficulty (putram kashtaat vinirdishet).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [यदि] पञ्चमेश (पञ्चमेशः) षष्ठादि त्रिक भावों में स्थित हो (षष्ठादित्रिकसंस्थो), या नीच हो (नीचो), या शत्रु के घर में हो (शत्रुगेहगः), [परन्तु] स्वयं पञ्चम भाव में हो (पञ्चमे चेत्), तो कष्ट से पुत्र होना कहना चाहिए (पुत्रं कष्टाद् विनिर्दिशेत्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.17, verse 8. PDF p.122, printed page ९१. Confirmed via scratchpad/p122g-v8.png and scratchpad/p122h-v8.png, matching the overview. Followed on the page by Hindi commentary explaining verses 1-8 (marked "॥ १-८ ॥", excluded from transcription per copyright-safety discipline), which continues into further editorial discussion -- Chapter 17 therefore continues onto the next page. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  9. 17.9 सत्यापित

    If the 5th house is in Mercury's or Saturn's sign and Saturn is joined with or aspected by Gulika/Mandi, an adopted child results

    संस्कृत

    पुत्रस्थाने बुधक्षेत्रे मन्दक्षेत्रेऽथवा पुनः । मन्दे मान्दियुते दृष्टे तदा दत्तादयः सुताः ॥ ९ ॥

    putrasthaane budhakshetre mandakshetreathavaa punah | mande maandiyute drishte tadaa dattaadayah sutaah || 9 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [If] the 5th house (putra-sthaane) is in Mercury's sign (budha-kshetre), or again (athavaa punah) in Saturn's sign (manda-kshetre), [and] Saturn (mande) is joined with or aspected by Gulika/Mandi (maandi-yute drishte), then an adopted child and the like (dattaadayah sutaah) [is indicated].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [यदि] पुत्रस्थान (पुत्रस्थाने) बुध की राशि में हो (बुधक्षेत्रे), अथवा पुनः (अथवा पुनः) शनि की राशि में हो (मन्दक्षेत्रे), और शनि (मन्दे) माण्डि/गुलिक से युक्त या दृष्ट हो (मान्दियुते दृष्टे), तो दत्तक आदि सन्तान (दत्तादयः सुताः) होती है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.17, verse 9. PDF p.123 (doc index 122, printed page ९२), header "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्". Confirmed via scratchpad/p123b-v9L1.png and scratchpad/p123a-v9-10.png. "मान्दि" (Maandi/Gulika, a Parashari upagraha representing Saturn's shadow-point) is confirmed by this page's own Hindi commentary, which glosses this verse as "पञ्चम भाव पर शनि और गुलिक का संयोग या दृष्टि पड़े तो दत्तक पुत्र कहें" (the commentary itself is not transcribed as verse content, only consulted for confirmation). Matches scratchpad/bphs-p123-overview.png. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  10. 17.10 सत्यापित

    If the Sun and Moon are together in the same sign and navamsha, the native is raised by three mothers or two fathers

    संस्कृत

    रविचन्द्रौ यदैकस्थावेकांशकसमन्वितौ । त्रिमातृभिरसौ किंवा द्विपित्रापि च पोष्यते ॥ १० ॥

    ravichandrau yadaikasthaavekaanshakasamanvitau | trimaatribhirasau kinvaa dvipitraapi cha poshyate || 10 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When (yadaa) the Sun and Moon (ravi-chandrau) are together in one place (eka-sthau) and share the same navamsha (eka-anshaka-samanvitau), this person (asau) is raised by three mothers (tri-maatribhih), or (kinvaa) even by two fathers (dvi-pitraa api cha poshyate).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जब सूर्य-चन्द्र (रविचन्द्रौ) एक ही स्थान में हों (यदैकस्थौ) और एक ही नवांश से युक्त हों (एकांशकसमन्वितौ), तो यह जातक (असौ) तीन माताओं द्वारा (त्रिमातृभिः), अथवा (किंवा) दो पिताओं द्वारा भी पाला जाता है (द्विपित्रापि च पोष्यते)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.17, verse 10. PDF p.123, printed page ९२. Confirmed via scratchpad/p123a-v9-10.png, matching the overview. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  11. 17.11 सत्यापित

    If the 5th house is joined with six planets, its lord is in the 12th sign, and the ascendant lord and Moon are strong, an adopted son results

    संस्कृत

    पञ्चमे षड्ग्रहैर्युक्ते तदीशे व्ययराशिगे । लग्नेशेन्दू बलयुतौ दत्तपुत्रोदयस्तदा ॥ ११ ॥

    pancame shadgrahairyukte tadeeshe vyayaraashige | lagneshendoo balayutau dattaputrodayastadaa || 11 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [If] the 5th house (pancame) is joined with six planets (shad-grahaih-yukte), [and] its lord (tad-eeshe) is in the 12th sign (vyaya-raashi-ge), [and] the lord of the ascendant and the Moon (lagna-esha-indoo) are both strong (bala-yutau), then (tadaa) the rise of an adopted son (datta-putra-udayah) occurs.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [यदि] पञ्चम भाव (पञ्चमे) छह ग्रहों से युक्त हो (षड्ग्रहैर्युक्ते), उसका स्वामी (तदीशे) द्वादश राशि में हो (व्ययराशिगे), और लग्नेश तथा चन्द्रमा (लग्नेशेन्दू) दोनों बलवान हों (बलयुतौ), तो तब (तदा) दत्तक पुत्र की प्राप्ति होती है (दत्तपुत्रोदयः)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.17, verse 11. PDF p.123, printed page ९२. Confirmed via scratchpad/p123a-v11-12.png, matching the overview. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  12. 17.12 सत्यापित

    If the 5th house is joined with or aspected by strong Jupiter, Venus, and Mercury, and the lord of the 5th is also strong, many children result

    संस्कृत

    पञ्चमे सवलैर्जीवसितज्ञैः संयुतेक्षिते । वलान्विते सुतेशे च भवेयुर्बहवः सुताः ॥ १२ ॥

    pancame sabalairjeevasitajnaih sanyuteakshite | balaanvite suteshe cha bhaveyurbahavah sutaah || 12 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [If] the 5th house (pancame) is joined with or aspected by strong Jupiter, Venus, and Mercury (sa-balaih jeeva-sita-jnaih sanyuta-ikshite), [and] the lord of the 5th (suta-eshe) is likewise endowed with strength (bala-anvite), there would be many children (bhaveyuh bahavah sutaah).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [यदि] पञ्चम भाव (पञ्चमे) बलवान गुरु, शुक्र, बुध से युक्त या दृष्ट हो (सवलैर्जीवसितज्ञैः संयुतेक्षिते), और सुतेश (सुतेशे) भी बलयुक्त हो (वलान्विते), तो बहुत सन्तानें होती हैं (भवेयुर्बहवः सुताः)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.17, verse 12. PDF p.123, printed page ९२. Confirmed via scratchpad/p123a-v11-12.png and scratchpad/p123b-v12L2.png, matching the overview. The printed "सवलैर्" (for expected "सबलैर्") and "वलान्विते" (for expected "बलान्विते") are further instances of this edition's recurring व/ब typeface ambiguity (see disclosures in Ch.16-17), retained as printed while standard सबल/बल forms are used in translation/translationHi. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  13. 17.13 सत्यापित

    If the lord of children is joined with the Moon and also in the Moon's decanate, a wise person should predict daughters

    संस्कृत

    सुतेशे शशिसंयुक्ते चन्द्रद्रेष्काणगेऽपि च । कन्यकानां तदोत्पत्तिं निर्दिशेन्मतिमान्नरः ॥ १३ ॥

    sutesheshashisanyukte chandradreshkaanageapi cha | kanyakaanaam tadotpattim nirdishenmatimaannarah || 13 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [If] the lord of children (suta-eshe) is joined with the Moon (shashi-sanyukte), and also (api cha) situated in the Moon's decanate (chandra-drekkaana-ge), a wise person (matimaan narah) should predict the birth of daughters (kanyakaanaam tad-utpattim nirdishet).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [यदि] सुतेश (सुतेशे) चन्द्रमा से युक्त हो (शशिसंयुक्ते), और चन्द्र-द्रेष्काण में भी स्थित हो (चन्द्रद्रेष्काणगेऽपि च), तो बुद्धिमान पुरुष (मतिमान् नरः) कन्याओं की उत्पत्ति कहे (कन्यकानां तदुत्पत्तिं निर्दिशेत्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.17, verse 13. PDF p.123, printed page ९२. Confirmed via scratchpad/p123a-v13.png, matching the overview. Followed by a one-line Hindi commentary marked "॥ १३ ॥" (excluded from transcription per copyright-safety discipline). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  14. 17.14 सत्यापित

    If the lord of children is in a movable sign, the Moon is joined with Rahu, and Saturn is in the 5th, an illegitimate child is predicted

    संस्कृत

    सुतेशे चरराशिस्थे सुधांशौ राहुणान्विते । पुत्रस्थानं गते मन्दे परजातं वदेच्छिशुम् ॥ १४ ॥

    sutesheh charaaraashisthe sudhaanshau raahunaanvite | putrasthaanam gate mande parajaatam vadechchhishum || 14 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [If] the lord of children (suta-eshe) is in a movable/chara sign (chara-raashi-sthe), [and] the Moon (sudhaanshau) is joined with Rahu (raahuna-anvite), [and] Saturn (mande) is situated in the 5th house (putra-sthaanam gate), one should predict a child of another's begetting (parajaatam vadet shishum) -- i.e. illegitimate.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [यदि] सुतेश (सुतेशे) चर राशि में स्थित हो (चरराशिस्थे), चन्द्रमा (सुधांशौ) राहु से युक्त हो (राहुणान्विते), और शनि (मन्दे) पुत्रस्थान में स्थित हो (पुत्रस्थानं गते), तो पर-उत्पन्न सन्तान (परजातं शिशुम्) कहनी चाहिए (वदेत्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.17, verse 14. PDF p.123, printed page ९२. Confirmed via scratchpad/p123a-v14-15.png, matching the overview. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  15. 17.15 सत्यापित

    If Jupiter is 8th from the Moon, the Moon is 8th from the ascendant, and both are afflicted by malefics, the child born is illegitimate

    संस्कृत

    चन्द्रादष्टमगे जीवे लग्नादष्टमगे विधौ । पापखेटैरीक्षितयुते जातः स्याज्जारसम्भवः ॥ १५ ॥

    chandraadashtamage jeeve lagnaadashtamage vidhau | paapakhetaireekshitayute jaatah syaajjaarasambhavah || 15 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [If] Jupiter (jeeve) is 8th from the Moon (chandraat ashtama-ge), [and] the Moon (vidhau) is 8th from the ascendant (lagnaat ashtama-ge), [and both are] aspected by or joined with malefic planets (paapa-khetaih eekshita-yute), the one born (jaatah) would be conceived out of wedlock (syaat jaara-sambhavah).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [यदि] गुरु (जीवे) चन्द्रमा से अष्टम स्थान में हो (चन्द्रादष्टमगे), और चन्द्रमा (विधौ) लग्न से अष्टम में हो (लग्नादष्टमगे), तथा [दोनों] पाप ग्रहों से दृष्ट या युक्त हों (पापखेटैरीक्षितयुते), तो उत्पन्न जातक (जातः) जारज सन्तान होता है (स्याज्जारसम्भवः)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.17, verse 15. PDF p.123, printed page ९२. Confirmed via scratchpad/p123c-v15.png, matching the overview. Verses 14-15 together are followed by a Hindi commentary block marked "॥ १४-१५ ॥" (excluded from transcription per copyright-safety discipline). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  16. 17.16 सत्यापित

    If the lord of the 5th house is exalted and in the 2nd or a trikona from the ascendant, joined with or aspected by Jupiter, one attains fortune through children

    संस्कृत

    पुत्रस्थानाधिपे स्वोच्चे लग्नाच्चेद्द्वित्रिकोणगे । गुरुणा संयुते दृष्टे पुत्रभाग्यमुपैति सः ॥ १६ ॥

    putrasthaanaadhipe svochche lagnaachcheddvitrikonage | gurunaa sanyute drishte putrabhaagyamupaiti sah || 16 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [If] the lord of the 5th house (putra-sthaana-adhipe) is in its own exaltation (sva-uchche), and if [it is] in the 2nd or a trikona from the ascendant (lagnaat chet dvi-trikona-ge), [and] joined with or aspected by Jupiter (guruna sanyute drishte), he (sah) attains fortune through children (putra-bhaagyam upaiti).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [यदि] पुत्रस्थान का स्वामी (पुत्रस्थानाधिपे) अपनी उच्च राशि में हो (स्वोच्चे), और लग्न से द्वितीय या त्रिकोण में हो (लग्नाच्चेद्द्वित्रिकोणगे), तथा गुरु से युक्त या दृष्ट हो (गुरुणा संयुते दृष्टे), तो वह (सः) पुत्र-भाग्य को प्राप्त होता है (पुत्रभाग्यमुपैति)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.17, verse 16. PDF p.123, printed page ९२. Confirmed via scratchpad/p123a-v16.png, matching the overview. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  17. 17.17 सत्यापित

    If the 5th house, devoid of benefics, is joined with malefics and debilitated, and the lord of the 5th is also debilitated, the child is afflicted -- printed verse-numbering anomaly

    संस्कृत

    त्रिचतुःपापसंयुक्ते पञ्चमे शुभवर्जिते । नीचगे पञ्चमेशे च नीचसंस्थो भवेच्छिशुः ॥ १९ ॥

    trichatuhpaapasanyukte pancame shubhavarjite | neechage pancameshe cha neechasantho bhavechchhishuh || 19 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [If] the 5th house (pancame), devoid of benefics (shubha-varjite), is joined with three or four malefic planets (tri-chatuh-paapa-sanyukte), and debilitated (neechage), [and] the lord of the 5th (pancama-eshe) is also situated in debilitation (neecha-santhah), the child born (bhavet shishuh) [is afflicted accordingly].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [यदि] पञ्चम भाव (पञ्चमे), शुभ ग्रहों से रहित (शुभवर्जिते), तीन-चार पाप ग्रहों से युक्त हो (त्रिचतुःपापसंयुक्ते), और नीचराशिगत हो (नीचगे), तथा पञ्चमेश (पञ्चमेशे) भी नीच राशि में स्थित हो (नीचसंस्थो), तो सन्तान (शिशुः) [तदनुसार पीड़ित] होती है (भवेत्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.17, this verse. PDF p.123, printed page ९२. Confirmed via scratchpad/p123-v19num.png, matching the overview. Verse-numbering anomaly disclosed: the printed numeral reads "१९" (19), but this couplet is the very next shloka after verse 16 with no intervening verses printed on the page (the immediately preceding Hindi commentary blocks are explicitly marked with contiguous ranges "॥ ९-१२ ॥", "॥ १३ ॥", "॥ १४-१५ ॥", and verse 16 stands alone) -- consistent with the same kind of printer's verse-numbering slip disclosed for BPHS Ch.14 v.12 (printed "१६" for what was contextually verse 12). This verse is catalogued here as 17.17, continuing the correct sequential count from verse 16, with the printed "१९" retained as printed and disclosed rather than silently corrected. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  18. 17.18 सत्यापित

    If Jupiter is in the 5th house and its lord is joined with Venus, a son is born in the 32nd or 33rd year

    संस्कृत

    पुत्रस्थानं गते जीवे तदीशे भृगुसंयुते । द्वात्रिंशे च त्रयस्त्रिंशे वत्सरे जायते सुतः ॥ १८ ॥

    putrasthaanam gate jeeve tadeeshe bhrigusanyute | dvaatrimshe cha trayastrimshe vatsare jaayate sutah || 18 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [If] Jupiter (jeeve) is situated in the 5th house (putra-sthaanam gate), [and] its lord (tad-eeshe) is joined with Venus (bhrigu-sanyute), a son (sutah) is born (jaayate) in the 32nd or 33rd year (dvaatrimshe cha trayastrimshe vatsare).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [यदि] गुरु (जीवे) पुत्रस्थान में स्थित हो (पुत्रस्थानं गते), और उसका स्वामी (तदीशे) शुक्र से युक्त हो (भृगुसंयुते), तो बत्तीसवें या तैंतीसवें वर्ष में (द्वात्रिंशे च त्रयस्त्रिंशे वत्सरे) पुत्र उत्पन्न होता है (जायते सुतः)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.17, verse 18. PDF p.124 (doc index 123, printed page ९३/93), header "पञ्चम (सुत) भावफलाध्यायः" -- continues directly from PDF p.123 (verse 17, printed numeral "१९"). The commentary immediately preceding this verse on this page is explicitly marked with range "॥ १६-१७ ॥", independently confirming that the prior page's printed "१९" numeral was a printer's slip for the contextually correct "१७" (see disclosure on ref 17.17). Confirmed via scratchpad/p124-v18-19.png. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  19. 17.19 सत्यापित

    If the lord of children is in a kendra joined with the significator Jupiter, a son's birth is predicted in the 36th or 30th year

    संस्कृत

    सुतेशे केन्द्रभावस्थे कारकेण समन्विते । षट्त्रिंशे त्रिंशदब्दे च पुत्रोत्पत्तिं विनिर्दिशेत् ॥ १९ ॥

    suteshe kendrabhaavasthe kaarakena samanvite | shattrimshe trimshadabde cha putrotpattim vinirdishet || 19 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [If] the lord of children (suta-eshe) is situated in a kendra/angular house (kendra-bhaava-sthe), joined with the significator [Jupiter] (kaarakena samanvite), one should predict the birth of a son (putra-utpattim vinirdishet) in the 36th or 30th year (shat-trimshe trimshad-abde cha).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [यदि] सुतेश (सुतेशे) केन्द्र भाव में स्थित हो (केन्द्रभावस्थे), कारक ग्रह [गुरु] से युक्त हो (कारकेण समन्विते), तो छत्तीसवें या तीसवें वर्ष में (षट्त्रिंशे त्रिंशदब्दे च) पुत्रोत्पत्ति कहनी चाहिए (पुत्रोत्पत्तिं विनिर्दिशेत्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.17, verse 19 (printed numeral matches sequential count here, unlike the anomaly on the prior page). PDF p.124, printed page ९३. Confirmed via scratchpad/p124-v18-19.png. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  20. 17.20 सत्यापित

    If Jupiter is 9th from the ascendant, Venus 9th from Jupiter, or the ascendant lord is joined with Venus, a son is born in the 40th year

    संस्कृत

    लग्नाद् भाग्यगते जीवे जीवाद् भाग्यगते भृगौ । लग्नेशे भृगुयुक्ते वा चत्वारिंशे सुतो भवेत् ॥ २० ॥

    lagnaad bhaagyagate jeeve jeevaad bhaagyagate bhrigau | lagneshe bhriguyukte vaa chatvaarimshe suto bhavet || 20 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [If] Jupiter (jeeve) is in the 9th from the ascendant (lagnaat bhaagya-gate), [and] Venus (bhrigau) is in the 9th from Jupiter (jeevaat bhaagya-gate), or (vaa) the lord of the ascendant (lagna-eshe) is joined with Venus (bhrigu-yukte), a son (sutah) is born (bhavet) in the 40th year (chatvaarimshe).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [यदि] गुरु (जीवे) लग्न से नवम स्थान में हो (लग्नाद् भाग्यगते), शुक्र (भृगौ) गुरु से नवम में हो (जीवाद् भाग्यगते), अथवा (वा) लग्नेश (लग्नेशे) शुक्र से युक्त हो (भृगुयुक्ते), तो चालीसवें वर्ष में (चत्वारिंशे) पुत्र होता है (सुतो भवेत्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.17, verse 20. PDF p.124, printed page ९३. Confirmed via scratchpad/p124-v20-21.png. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  21. 17.21 सत्यापित

    If Rahu is in the 5th house, its lord joined with malefics, and Jupiter debilitated, a son's death is caused in the 32nd year

    संस्कृत

    पुत्रस्थानं गते राहौ तदीशे पापसंयुते । नीचराशिगतो जीवो द्वात्रिंशे पुत्रमृत्युदः ॥ २१ ॥

    putrasthaanam gate raahau tadeeshe paapasanyute | neecharaashigato jeevo dvaatrimshe putramrityudah || 21 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [If] Rahu (raahau) is situated in the 5th house (putra-sthaanam gate), its lord (tad-eeshe) is joined with malefics (paapa-sanyute), [and] Jupiter (jeevah) is in debilitation (neecha-raashi-gatah), [this] causes the death of a son (putra-mrityu-dah) in the 32nd year (dvaatrimshe).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [यदि] राहु (राहौ) पुत्रस्थान में स्थित हो (पुत्रस्थानं गते), उसका स्वामी (तदीशे) पाप ग्रहों से युक्त हो (पापसंयुते), और गुरु (जीवः) नीच राशि में स्थित हो (नीचराशिगतः), तो बत्तीसवें वर्ष में (द्वात्रिंशे) पुत्र की मृत्यु होती है (पुत्रमृत्युदः)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.17, verse 21. PDF p.124, printed page ९३. Confirmed via scratchpad/p124-v20-21.png and scratchpad/p124-v21L2.png. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  22. 17.22 सत्यापित

    If a malefic is 5th from the ascendant and also 5th from Jupiter, a son's loss occurs in the 36th, 33rd, or 40th year

    संस्कृत

    लग्नात् पञ्चमगे पापे जीवात् पञ्चमगेऽपि च । षट्त्रिंशे च त्रयस्त्रिंशे चत्वारिंशे सुतक्षयः ॥ २२ ॥

    lagnaat pancamage paape jeevaat pancamageapi cha | shattrimshe cha trayastrimshe chatvaarimshe sutakshayah || 22 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [If] a malefic (paape) is in the 5th from the ascendant (lagnaat pancama-ge), and also (api cha) in the 5th from Jupiter (jeevaat pancama-ge), the loss of a son (suta-kshayah) [occurs] in the 36th, 33rd, or 40th year (shat-trimshe cha trayastrimshe chatvaarimshe).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [यदि] पाप ग्रह (पापे) लग्न से पञ्चम में हो (लग्नात् पञ्चमगे), और गुरु से भी पञ्चम में हो (जीवात् पञ्चमगेऽपि च), तो छत्तीसवें, तैंतीसवें, या चालीसवें वर्ष में (षट्त्रिंशे च त्रयस्त्रिंशे चत्वारिंशे) पुत्र की हानि होती है (सुतक्षयः)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.17, verse 22. PDF p.124, printed page ९३. Confirmed via scratchpad/p124-v22-23.png, matching this edition's recurring ञ्च-conjunct font-ligature (पञ्चमगे renders resembling पश्चमगे, disclosed once for this chapter at ref 17.1), standardized here to पञ्चम. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  23. 17.23 सत्यापित

    If the ascendant is joined with Gulika and its lord debilitated, grief over a son occurs in the 56th year

    संस्कृत

    लग्ने मान्दिसमायुक्ते लग्नेशे नीचराशिगे । षट्पञ्चाशन्मितेऽब्दे तु पुत्रशोकसमाकुलः ॥ २३ ॥

    lagne maandisamaayukte lagneshe neecharaashige | shatpancaashanmiteabde tu putrashokasamaakulah || 23 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [If] the ascendant (lagne) is joined with Gulika/Mandi (maandi-samaayukte), [and] the lord of the ascendant (lagna-eshe) is debilitated (neecha-raashi-ge), then in the year numbering fifty-six (shat-pancaashat-mite abde), [the native is] overwhelmed with grief for a son (putra-shoka-samaakulah).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [यदि] लग्न (लग्ने) माण्डि/गुलिक से युक्त हो (मान्दिसमायुक्ते), और लग्नेश (लग्नेशे) नीच राशि में स्थित हो (नीचराशिगे), तो छप्पनवें वर्ष में (षट्पञ्चाशन्मितेऽब्दे), [जातक] पुत्र-शोक से आकुल होता है (पुत्रशोकसमाकुलः)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.17, verse 23. PDF p.124, printed page ९३. Confirmed via scratchpad/p124-v22-23.png, scratchpad/p124-v23L2b.png and scratchpad/p124-v23word.png. "षट्पञ्चाशन्" (56) shows the same ञ्च-ligature pattern noted at ref 17.1 (rendering close to षट्पश्चाशन्). The word printed at the end of the second line reads clearly as "पुत्रशोकयमाकुलः" -- a further visual ambiguity in this edition's font between स and य (distinct from the established व/ब ambiguity), retained here in standardized form as "पुत्रशोकसमाकुलः" ("समाकुल", overwhelmed/afflicted, being the well-attested Sanskrit word, versus "यमाकुल" which is not), cross-referenced against this page's own Hindi commentary describing "५६ वें वर्ष में पुत्र का निधनजन्य शोक होता है" (grief born of the son's death occurs in the 56th year), confirming the sense of "शोक" (grief). "मान्दि" again denotes Gulika/Mandi per the ref 17.9 disclosure. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  24. 17.24 सत्यापित

    If the 4th and 6th houses are joined with malefics, and the lord of children is exalted joined with the ascendant lord [10 sons]

    संस्कृत

    चतुर्थे पापसंयुक्ते षष्ठेऽपि च तथाविधे । सुतेशे परमोच्चस्थे लग्नेशेन समन्विते ॥ २४ ॥

    chaturthe paapasanyukte shashtheapi cha tathaavidhe | suteshe paramochchasthe lagneshena samanvite || 24 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [If] the 4th house (chaturthe) is joined with malefics (paapa-sanyukte), and likewise (tathaa-vidhe) also (api cha) the 6th (shashthe), [and] the lord of children (suta-eshe) is deeply exalted (paramochcha-sthe), joined with the lord of the ascendant (lagna-eshena samanvite) -- [the count of sons is ten, per the following verse's continuation].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [यदि] चतुर्थ भाव (चतुर्थे) पाप ग्रहों से युक्त हो (पापसंयुक्ते), और इसी प्रकार षष्ठ भाव भी (षष्ठेऽपि च तथाविधे), तथा सुतेश (सुतेशे) परम उच्च राशि में हो (परमोच्चस्थे), लग्नेश से युक्त हो (लग्नेशेन समन्विते) -- [सन्तानों की संख्या अगले श्लोक में बताई गई है]।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.17, verse 24, first of a two-verse construction continuing into verse 25 (a dashaadi-bahusankhyaka-putrayoga -- combination for a specific count of many sons). PDF p.124, printed page ९३, preceded by the sub-heading "दशादि-बहुसंख्यक पुत्रयोग--" (combinations for ten-plus sons). Confirmed via scratchpad/p124-v24-26.png and scratchpad/p124-v25full.png. The syntax of this verse completes with verse 25's second line; the translation of the full construction (count of ten sons under a benefic significator) is given at ref 17.25. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  25. 17.25 सत्यापित

    With the significator joined with benefics, the number of sons is ten; if Jupiter is deeply exalted, lord of wealth, joined with Rahu

    संस्कृत

    कारके शुभसंयुक्ते दशसंख्यास्तु स्तनवः । परमोच्चगते जीवे धनेशे राहुसंयुते ॥ २५ ॥

    kaarake shubhasanyukte dashasankhyaastu stanavah | paramochchagate jeeve dhaneshe raahusanyute || 25 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [With] the significator [Jupiter] (kaarake) joined with benefics (shubha-sanyukte), the number of sons (santaanaah) is ten (dasha-sankhyaa-astu) [completing verse 24's conditions]. [Further:] Jupiter (jeeve) deeply exalted (paramochcha-gate), [and] the lord of wealth (dhana-eshe) joined with Rahu (raahu-sanyute) [continues into verse 26].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    कारक ग्रह [गुरु] (कारके) शुभ ग्रहों से युक्त हो (शुभसंयुक्ते) तो सन्तानों की संख्या दस होती है (दशसंख्यास्तु सन्तानाः) [श्लोक २४ की शर्तें पूर्ण होने पर]। [आगे:] गुरु (जीवे) परम उच्च राशि में हो (परमोच्चगते), और धनेश (धनेशे) राहु से युक्त हो (राहुसंयुते) [श्लोक २६ में आगे]।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.17, verse 25. PDF p.124, printed page ९३. Confirmed via scratchpad/p124-v25full.png and scratchpad/p124-v25L1wide2.png. The word ending the first line is printed clearly as "स्तनवः" -- retained as printed since the glyph is unambiguous, though grammatically the expected sense in context (following "दशसंख्या", a count of ten, paired with "नव"/nine in the parallel verse 26) is "children/offspring" (a poetic sense related to "तनय"/तनु"); rendered accordingly in translation as "sons" without asserting a definitive grammatical derivation. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  26. 17.26 सत्यापित

    If the lord of fortune is joined with fortune, the count is nine; if Jupiter is in the 9th from the 5th, and the lord of children is strong

    संस्कृत

    भाग्येशे भाग्यसंयुक्ते संख्याता नव स्तनवः । पुत्रभाग्यगते जीवे सुतेशे बलसंयुते ॥ २६ ॥

    bhaagyeshe bhaagyasanyukte sankhyaataa nava stanavah | putrabhaagyagate jeeve suteshe balasanyute || 26 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [If] the lord of the 9th house (bhaagya-eshe) is joined with the 9th house/its significations (bhaagya-sanyukte), the count of sons (santaanaah) is reckoned as nine (sankhyaataa nava). [Further:] Jupiter (jeeve) situated in the 9th from the 5th house (putra-bhaagya-gate), [and] the lord of children (suta-eshe) endowed with strength (bala-sanyute) [confirms the same].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [यदि] भाग्येश (भाग्येशे) भाग्य भाव से युक्त हो (भाग्यसंयुक्ते), तो सन्तानों की संख्या नौ मानी जाती है (संख्याता नव सन्तानाः)। [आगे:] गुरु (जीवे) पञ्चम से नवम स्थान में स्थित हो (पुत्रभाग्यगते), और सुतेश (सुतेशे) बलयुक्त हो (बलसंयुते) [तो भी यही फल होता है]।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.17, verse 26. PDF p.124, printed page ९३. Confirmed via scratchpad/p124-v26-27.png. This verse closes the visible text on this page (bottom margin follows, no further verse or commentary; see scratchpad/p124-tail.png), so Chapter 17 continues on the next page. Same "स्तनवः" form as verse 25 (see disclosure at ref 17.25). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  27. 17.27 सत्यापित

    If the lord of wealth is in the 10th, the count of sons is eight, when Saturn is 5th from the 5th and its lord is in the 5th

    संस्कृत

    धनेशे कर्मभावस्थे वसुसंख्यास्तु स्तनवः । पञ्चमात् पञ्चमे मन्दे सुतस्थे च तदीश्वरे ॥ २७ ॥

    dhaneshe karmabhaavasthe vasusankhyaastu stanavah | pancamaat pancame mande sutasthe cha tadeeshvare || 27 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [If] the lord of wealth [2nd lord] (dhana-eshe) is situated in the 10th house (karma-bhaava-sthe), the number of sons is eight (vasu-sankhyaa-astu), [when] Saturn (mande) is 5th from the 5th (pancamaat pancame), and its lord (tad-eeshvare) is situated in the 5th [house of children] (suta-sthe).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [यदि] धनेश (धनेशे) कर्म भाव (दशम) में स्थित हो (कर्मभावस्थे), तो सन्तानों की संख्या आठ होती है (वसुसंख्यास्तु), जब शनि (मन्दे) पञ्चम से पञ्चम में हो (पञ्चमात् पञ्चमे), और उसका स्वामी (तदीश्वरे) पञ्चम भाव में स्थित हो (सुतस्थे)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.17, verse 27, opening a further dashaadi-bahusankhyaka-putrayoga continuation. PDF p.125 (doc index 124, printed page ९४/94), header "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्". Confirmed via scratchpad/p125-v27L1.png and scratchpad/p125-v27-28.png. "स्तनवः" again as in refs 17.25-17.26 (see disclosure there). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  28. 17.28 सत्यापित

    Seven sons with a twin birth in one womb, when the lord of wealth and the lord of the 5th are both in the 5th

    संस्कृत

    स्तनवः सप्तसंख्याश्च द्विगर्भे यमलं भवेत् । वित्तेशे पञ्चमस्थे च सुतस्थे पञ्चमाधिपे ॥ २८ ॥

    stanavah saptasankhyaashcha dvigarbhe yamalam bhavet | vitteshe pancamasthe cha sutasthe pancamaadhipe || 28 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The sons number seven (santaanaah sapta-sankhyaah cha), and there occurs a twin birth in one womb (dvi-garbhe yamalam bhavet), when the lord of wealth [2nd lord] (vitta-eshe) is situated in the 5th (pancama-sthe), and the lord of the 5th (pancama-adhipe) is likewise situated in the 5th [house of children] (suta-sthe).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    सन्तानों की संख्या सात होती है (स्तनवः सप्तसंख्याश्च), और एक ही गर्भ में युगल (जुड़वां) सन्तान होती है (द्विगर्भे यमलं भवेत्), जब वित्तेश (वित्तेशे) पञ्चम भाव में स्थित हो (पञ्चमस्थे), और पञ्चमेश (पञ्चमाधिपे) भी पञ्चम भाव में स्थित हो (सुतस्थे)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.17, verse 28. PDF p.125, printed page ९४. Confirmed via scratchpad/p125-v27-28.png. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  29. 17.29 सत्यापित

    Six sons attained, three of whom perish, when Jupiter is 5th from Saturn or Saturn is 5th from Jupiter

    संस्कृत

    षट्संख्याकसुतप्राप्तिस्तेषां च त्रिप्रजाच्युतिः । मन्दात् पञ्चमगे जीवे जीवाद् वा पञ्चमे शनौ ॥ २९ ॥

    shatsankhyaakasutapraaptisteshaam cha triprajaachyutih | mandaat pancamage jeeve jeevaad vaa pancame shanau || 29 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The attainment of six sons occurs (shat-sankhyaaka-suta-praaptih), of whom three offspring perish (teshaam cha tri-prajaa-chyutih), when Jupiter (jeeve) is 5th from Saturn (mandaat pancama-ge), or (vaa) Saturn (shanau) is 5th from Jupiter (jeevaat pancame).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    छह सन्तानों की प्राप्ति होती है (षट्संख्याकसुतप्राप्तिः), जिनमें से तीन सन्तानों का नाश होता है (तेषां च त्रिप्रजाच्युतिः), जब गुरु (जीवे) शनि से पञ्चम में हो (मन्दात् पञ्चमगे), अथवा (वा) शनि (शनौ) गुरु से पञ्चम में हो (जीवाद् पञ्चमे)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.17, verse 29. PDF p.125, printed page ९४. Confirmed via scratchpad/p125-v29-30.png. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  30. 17.30 सत्यापित

    A single son is predicted when the 5th is joined with malefics, likewise when Saturn is 5th from Jupiter

    संस्कृत

    पञ्चमे पापसंयुक्ते पुत्रमेकं विनिर्दिशेत् । पञ्चमे पापसंयुक्ते गुरोः पञ्चमगे शनौ ॥ ३० ॥

    pancame paapasanyukte putramekam vinirdishet | pancame paapasanyukte guroh pancamage shanau || 30 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [If] the 5th house (pancame) is joined with malefics (paapa-sanyukte), one should predict a single son (putram ekam vinirdishet); likewise when the 5th (pancame) is joined with malefics (paapa-sanyukte) and Saturn (shanau) is 5th from Jupiter (guroh pancama-ge).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [यदि] पञ्चम भाव (पञ्चमे) पाप ग्रहों से युक्त हो (पापसंयुक्ते), तो एक पुत्र कहना चाहिए (पुत्रमेकं विनिर्दिशेत्); इसी प्रकार जब पञ्चम (पञ्चमे) पाप ग्रहों से युक्त हो (पापसंयुक्ते) और शनि (शनौ) गुरु से पञ्चम में हो (गुरोः पञ्चमगे)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.17, verse 30. PDF p.125, printed page ९४. Confirmed via scratchpad/p125-v30L1.png and scratchpad/p125-v31-32.png. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  31. 17.31 सत्यापित

    A son is gained through another wife, and three wives are indicated, when the 5th is joined with malefics and Saturn is 5th from Jupiter

    संस्कृत

    जायान्तरे पुत्रलाभः कलत्रत्रयभाग् भवेत् । पञ्चमे पापसंयुक्ते जीवात् पञ्चमगे शनौ ॥ ३१ ॥

    jaayaantare putralaabhah kalatratrayabhaag bhavet | pancame paapasanyukte jeevaat pancamage shanau || 31 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The gain of a son occurs through another wife (jaayaa-antare putra-laabhah), [and the native] will possess three wives (kalatra-traya-bhaak bhavet), when the 5th (pancame) is joined with malefics (paapa-sanyukte) and Saturn (shanau) is 5th from Jupiter (jeevaat pancama-ge).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    दूसरी पत्नी से पुत्र-लाभ होता है (जायान्तरे पुत्रलाभः), [जातक] तीन पत्नियों वाला होता है (कलत्रत्रयभाग् भवेत्), जब पञ्चम (पञ्चमे) पाप ग्रहों से युक्त हो (पापसंयुक्ते) और शनि (शनौ) गुरु से पञ्चम में हो (जीवात् पञ्चमगे)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.17, verse 31. PDF p.125, printed page ९४. Confirmed via scratchpad/p125-v31-32.png. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  32. 17.32 सत्यापित

    If the ascendant lord is in the 2nd and the lord of the 5th is joined with Mars, each child born dies in succession though the person lives long; closing Chapter 17

    संस्कृत

    लग्नेशे धनभावस्थे, पञ्चमेशः कुजान्वितः । जातं जातं शिशुं हन्ति दीर्घायुश्चैव मानवः ॥ ३२ ॥ इति सविमर्श-सुधाव्याख्योपेते वृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे पञ्चमभावफलाध्यायः ॥ १७ ॥

    lagneshe dhanabhaavasthe, pancameshah kujaanvitah | jaatam jaatam shishum hanti deerghaayushchaiva maanavah || 32 || iti savimarsha-sudhaavyaakhyopete vrihatpaaraasharahoraashaastre pancamabhaavaphalaadhyaayah || 17 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [If] the lord of the ascendant (lagna-eshe) is situated in the 2nd house (dhana-bhaava-sthe), [and] the lord of the 5th (pancama-eshah) is joined with Mars (kuja-anvitah), [this] destroys each child in succession as it is born (jaatam jaatam shishum hanti), though the person himself lives long (deerghaayuh cha eva maanavah). [Colophon:] Thus, in the Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra accompanied by the Sudha commentary-with-discussion, the chapter on the results of the 5th house (pancama-bhaava-phala-adhyaayah) is concluded. Chapter 17.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [यदि] लग्नेश (लग्नेशे) धन भाव (द्वितीय) में स्थित हो (धनभावस्थे), और पञ्चमेश (पञ्चमेशः) मंगल से युक्त हो (कुजान्वितः), तो प्रत्येक उत्पन्न सन्तान की क्रमशः मृत्यु होती है (जातं जातं शिशुं हन्ति), किन्तु मनुष्य स्वयं दीर्घायु होता है (दीर्घायुश्चैव मानवः)। [समाप्ति-सूचना:] इस प्रकार सविमर्श सुधा-व्याख्या सहित बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्र में पञ्चम-भाव-फल अध्याय (पञ्चमभावफलाध्यायः) समाप्त होता है। अध्याय १७।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.17, verse 32, closing the dashaadi-bahusankhyaka-putrayoga sub-section (verses 24-32). PDF p.125, printed page ९४. Confirmed via scratchpad/p125-v32.png and scratchpad/p125-v32L2.png. Followed by a Hindi commentary block marked "॥ २४-३२ ॥", then a "विमर्श" (discussion) section quoting a citation from another classical source (excluded from transcription per copyright-safety discipline), then three further pages of the editor's own Hindi prose (PDF pp.126-128, printed pages ९५-९७) covering supplementary "vidyaa" (learning) yogas citing other jaataka texts, then a "सन्ततिविचार" (progeny) discursive section and a "सन्तान संख्या" (count of children) discursive section -- all editorial prose synthesis with no verse numbers, excluded from transcription. The chapter-closing colophon was confirmed via scratchpad/bphs-p128-overview.png and the zoom crops scratchpad/p128-colophon2.png and scratchpad/p128-colophon-word1.png, on PDF p.128 (printed page ९७/97), immediately following the numbered prose item (9) on santaan-sankhyaa. The colophon's printed "वृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे" uses व rather than the expected ब of "बृहत्...", consistent with this edition's recurring व/ब typeface ambiguity seen at the Ch.15 and Ch.16 colophons; retained as printed in sanskrit/iast while the standard "brihat" form is used in the translation/translationHi per established practice. Chapter 17's topic ("pancama-bhaava-phala", 5th-house results/progeny) matches its colophon title, confirming no misnumbering. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

18 Shashthabhava-phala -- results of the 6th house (28)

  1. 18.1 सत्यापित

    Chapter 18, opening -- Parashar begins the results of the 6th house, covering disease and wounds on the body

    संस्कृत

    अथ षष्ठ (रोगादि) भावफलाध्यायः ॥ १८ ॥ पराशर उवाच-- अथ वच्मि फलं षष्ठभावगं ते मुनेऽधुना । येन ज्ञास्यसि जातस्य देहे रोग-व्रणादिकम् ॥ १ ॥

    atha shashtha (rogaadi) bhaavaphalaadhyaayah || 18 || paraashara uvaacha-- atha vachmi phalam shashthabhaavagam te muneadhunaa | yena jnaasyasi jaatasya dehe roga-vranaadikam || 1 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [Chapter 18: Now the chapter on the results of the sixth (disease, etc.) house.] Parashar said -- Now I shall tell you, O sage (te mune), the result pertaining to the sixth house (shashtha-bhaava-gam phalam), by which you shall know (yena jnaasyasi) the diseases and wounds etc. (roga-vrana-aadikam) on the body of the native (jaatasya dehe).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [अध्याय १८: अब षष्ठ (रोगादि) भाव के फल का अध्याय।] पराशर ने कहा -- हे मुने! अब मैं षष्ठ भाव सम्बन्धी फल कहता हूँ (अथ वच्मि फलं षष्ठभावगं), जिससे तुम जातक के शरीर में होने वाले रोग-व्रण आदि को जान सकोगे (येन ज्ञास्यसि जातस्य देहे रोग-व्रणादिकम्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.18, opening + verse 1. PDF p.129 (doc index 128, xref 387), printed page ९८/98, header "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्". Confirmed via scratchpad/bphs-p129-overview.png and scratchpad/p129-v1-3.png. Chapter title/invocation prefixed to verse 1 per established convention. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  2. 18.2 सत्यापित

    If the lord of the 6th, being a malefic, is in its own house or in the 8th, a wound occurs on the body part signified by the sign occupied

    संस्कृत

    स्वभे षष्ठाधिपः पापो देहे वाऽप्यष्टमे स्थितः । तदा भवेद् व्रणो देहे भावराशिगतेऽङ्गके ॥ २ ॥

    svabhe shashthaadhipah paapo dehe vaapyashtame sthitah | tadaa bhaved vrano dehe bhaavaraashigateaangake || 2 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [If] the lord of the 6th (shashtha-adhipah), being a malefic (paapah), is situated in its own house (sva-bhe) or (vaa api) in the 8th (ashtame sthitah), then a wound occurs (tadaa bhavet vranah) on the body (dehe), on the limb/part (angake) signified by the sign occupied by the [6th] house (bhaava-raashi-gate).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [यदि] षष्ठेश (षष्ठाधिपः), पाप ग्रह होकर (पापः), अपने भाव में (स्वभे) या (वा अपि) अष्टम भाव में स्थित हो (अष्टमे स्थितः), तो शरीर में (देहे) व्रण होता है (तदा भवेद् व्रणो), उस अंग में जो षष्ठ भाव की राशि से सूचित होता है (भावराशिगतेऽङ्गके)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.18, verse 2. PDF p.129, printed page ९८. Confirmed via scratchpad/p129-v2-3.png. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  3. 18.3 सत्यापित

    Likewise, the lords of the houses of the father etc. joined with their respective significators, and also joined with the lord of a wound, if connected with the 6th/8th, cause a wound

    संस्कृत

    एवं पित्रादि-भावेशास्तत्तत्कारक-संयुताः । व्रणाधिपयुताश्चापि षष्ठाष्टम-युता यदि ॥ ३ ॥

    evam pitraadi-bhaaveshaastattatkaaraka-sanyutaah | vranaadhipayutaashchaapi shashthaashtama-yutaa yadi || 3 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Likewise (evam), the lords of the houses of the father etc. (pitra-aadi-bhaava-eshaah), joined with their respective significators (tat-tat-kaaraka-sanyutaah), and also (cha api) joined with the lord of a wound (vrana-adhipa-yutaah), if (yadi) connected with the 6th/8th (shashtha-ashtama-yutaah) [likewise cause a wound to the relevant relative].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    इसी प्रकार (एवं), पिता आदि भावों के स्वामी (पित्रादि-भावेशाः), अपने-अपने कारक ग्रहों से युक्त होकर (तत्तत्कारक-संयुताः), और व्रण के स्वामी से भी युक्त होकर (व्रणाधिपयुताश्चापि), यदि षष्ठ-अष्टम से युक्त हों (षष्ठाष्टम-युता यदि), [तो सम्बन्धित व्यक्ति को भी व्रण होता है]।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.18, verse 3. PDF p.129, printed page ९८. Confirmed via scratchpad/p129-v3-4.png. The bracketed completion of sense in the translation follows the page's own Hindi commentary explaining this verse ("पित्रादिकों को व्रणादि कहना"). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  4. 18.4 सत्यापित

    Of these, the wound is to be told by the planet [occupying the 6th/8th]: the Sun gives a head-wound, the Moon a face-wound, Mars a throat-wound, Mercury a navel-wound

    संस्कृत

    तेषामपि व्रणं वाच्य-मादित्येन शिरोव्रणम् । इन्दुना च मुखे कण्ठे भौमेन ज्ञेन नाभिषु ॥ ४ ॥

    teshaamapi vranam vaachya-maadityena shirovranam | indunaa cha mukhe kanthe bhaumena jnena naabhishu || 4 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Of these too (teshaam api), the wound (vranam) is to be told (vaachyam) -- by the Sun (aadityena), a head-wound (shiro-vranam); by the Moon (indunaa), on the face (mukhe); by Mars (bhaumena), on the throat (kanthe); by Mercury (jnena), on the navel (naabhishu).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    इनका भी व्रण (तेषामपि व्रणं) कहना चाहिये (वाच्यम्) -- सूर्य से (आदित्येन) सिर का व्रण (शिरोव्रणम्); चन्द्रमा से (इन्दुना) मुख पर (मुखे); मंगल से (भौमेन) कण्ठ पर (कण्ठे); बुध से (ज्ञेन) नाभि पर (नाभिषु)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.18, verse 4. PDF p.129, printed page ९८. Confirmed via scratchpad/p129-v3-4.png. Note the printed order names Mars for the throat and pairs Moon with the face -- retained exactly as printed, cross-checked against the page's own Hindi commentary ("चन्द्रमा हो तो मुखव्रण, मंगल हो तो कण्ठव्रण... बुध हो तो नाभिगत व्रण"). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  5. 18.5 सत्यापित

    Jupiter gives a nose-wound, Venus an eye/foot-wound, and likewise the Moon (as node's dispositor context), Rahu a flank-wound, Ketu a stomach-wound

    संस्कृत

    गुरुणा नासिकायां च भृगुणा नयने पदे । शशिना राहुणा कुक्षौ केतुना च तथा भवेत् ॥ ५ ॥

    gurunaa naasikaayaam cha bhrigunaa nayane pade | shashinaa raahunaa kukshau ketunaa cha tathaa bhavet || 5 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    By Jupiter (gurunaa), on the nose (naasikaayaam); by Venus (bhrigunaa), on the eye [or] foot (nayane pade); by the Moon [-- as read in this line] and by Rahu (shashinaa raahunaa), on the flank (kukshau); and by Ketu (ketunaa), it would likewise be [on the stomach] (tathaa bhavet).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    गुरु से (गुरुणा) नासिका पर (नासिकायां); शुक्र से (भृगुणा) नेत्र अथवा पैर पर (नयने पदे); चन्द्रमा और राहु से (शशिना राहुणा) कुक्षि (कोख/पार्श्व) पर (कुक्षौ); और केतु से (केतुना च) उसी प्रकार [उदर पर] होता है (तथा भवेत्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.18, verse 5. PDF p.129, printed page ९८. Confirmed via scratchpad/p129-v5-6.png. The pairing of "शशिना राहुणा" (Moon and Rahu together) for one body part, with the exact sense of "तथा भवेत्" for Ketu left implicit, is retained as printed; the page's own Hindi commentary clarifies the intended fuller scheme as: Jupiter=nose, Venus=eye, Saturn=foot, Rahu/Ketu=stomach ("गुरु हो तो नासिकाव्रण, शुक्र हो तो नेत्रव्रण, शनि हो तो पादव्रण और राहु केतु हो तो उदरव्रण") -- a scheme that differs slightly from this verse's own wording (which pairs Moon with Rahu for कुक्षि/flank rather than assigning Saturn to the foot); both readings are disclosed here rather than silently reconciled. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  6. 18.6 सत्यापित

    If the ascendant lord is in the sign of Mars or Mercury, and is aspected by Mercury wherever situated, it causes a face-affliction/disfigurement

    संस्कृत

    लग्नाधिपः कुज-क्षेत्रे बुधक्षेत्रेऽपि वा स्थिते । यत्र कुत्र स्थितो ज्ञेन वीक्षितो मुखरुक्प्रदः ॥ ६ ॥

    lagnaadhipah kuja-kshetre budhakshetreapi vaa sthite | yatra kutra sthito jnena veekshito mukharukprada || 6 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [If] the lord of the ascendant (lagna-adhipah) is situated in the sign/field of Mars (kuja-kshetre sthite) or (vaa api) of Mercury (budha-kshetre), wherever situated (yatra kutra sthitah), [and] is aspected by Mercury (jnena veekshitah), it causes affliction to the face (mukha-ruk-pradah).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [यदि] लग्नेश (लग्नाधिपः) मंगल के क्षेत्र (कुज-क्षेत्रे) या (वा अपि) बुध के क्षेत्र में स्थित हो (बुधक्षेत्रेऽपि स्थिते), जहाँ कहीं भी स्थित हो (यत्र कुत्र स्थितो), और बुध से दृष्ट हो (ज्ञेन वीक्षितो), तो मुख-रोग/पीड़ा देने वाला होता है (मुखरुक्प्रदः)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.18, verse 6. PDF p.129, printed page ९८. Confirmed via scratchpad/p129-v5-6.png. This closes the page's Hindi commentary block marked "॥ १-६ ॥" (confirmed via scratchpad/p129-v7-8.png), excluded from transcription per copyright-safety discipline. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  7. 18.7 सत्यापित

    If the lords of the ascendant, Mars, and Mercury are together with the Moon, along with Rahu and Saturn, leprosy should be predicted

    संस्कृत

    लग्नाधिपौ कुजबुधौ चन्द्रेण सहितौ यदि । राहुणा शनिना सार्धं, कुष्ठं तत्र विनिर्दिशेत् ॥ ७ ॥

    lagnaadhipau kujabudhau chandrena sahitau yadi | raahunaa shaninaa saardham, kushtham tatra vinirdishet || 7 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If (yadi) the lord of the ascendant, Mars and Mercury (lagna-adhipau kuja-budhau) are joined with the Moon (chandrena sahitau), together with Rahu and Saturn (raahunaa shaninaa saardham), leprosy (kushtham) should be predicted therein (tatra vinirdishet).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    यदि (यदि) लग्नेश, मंगल और बुध (लग्नाधिपौ कुजबुधौ) चन्द्रमा से युक्त हों (चन्द्रेण सहितौ), राहु और शनि के साथ (राहुणा शनिना साधं), तो वहाँ कुष्ठ (कुष्ठं) रोग बताना चाहिए (तत्र विनिर्दिशेत्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.18, verse 7, opening a new sub-heading "कुछ योग" (a few combinations) marked in the page's Hindi text (editorial framing, excluded from transcription). PDF p.129, printed page ९८. Confirmed via scratchpad/p129-v7-8b.png. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  8. 18.8 सत्यापित

    If the Moon, without the ascendant lord, is situated in the ascendant and afflicted by darkness [Rahu/Ketu], white leprosy [occurs]; with Saturn, black leprosy; with an unnumbered catch-all coda extending the leprosy-color diagnosis

    संस्कृत

    लग्नाधिपं विना लग्ने स्थितश्चेत्तमसा शशी । श्वेतकुष्ठं तदा कृष्णकुष्ठं च शनिना सह ॥ ८ ॥ कुजेन रक्तकुष्ठं स्यात्तत्तदेवं विचारयेत् ।

    lagnaadhipam vinaa lagne sthitashchettamasaa shashee | shvetakushtham tadaa krishnakushtham cha shaninaa saha || 8 || kujena raktakushtham syaattattadevam vichaarayet |

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [If] the Moon (shashee), without the lord of the ascendant (lagna-adhipam vinaa), is situated in the ascendant (lagne sthitah) and [afflicted] by darkness [Rahu/Ketu] (tamasaa), then white leprosy (shveta-kushtham tadaa) [occurs]; and with Saturn (shaninaa saha), black leprosy (krishna-kushtham cha). [Unnumbered coda:] With Mars, it would be red-colored leprosy (kujena rakta-kushtham syaat); one should consider each such case similarly (tat tad evam vichaarayet).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [यदि] चन्द्रमा (शशी), लग्नेश के बिना (लग्नाधिपं विना), लग्न में स्थित हो (लग्ने स्थितश्चेत्) और तम [राहु/केतु] से युक्त हो (तमसा), तो श्वेत कुष्ठ (श्वेतकुष्ठं तदा) होता है; और शनि के साथ हो (शनिना सह) तो कृष्ण कुष्ठ (कृष्णकुष्ठं च) होता है। [अक्रमांकित पूरक पंक्ति:] मंगल से रक्तवर्ण कुष्ठ होता है (कुजेन रक्तकुष्ठं स्यात्), इसी प्रकार अन्य सभी स्थितियों पर विचार करना चाहिए (तत्तदेवं विचारयेत्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.18, verse 8, plus an unnumbered catch-all coda line immediately following it on the same page (PDF p.129, printed page ९८). Confirmed via scratchpad/p129-v8-9.png, scratchpad/p129-v9-end.png and scratchpad/p129-v9-fullline2.png: the coda line "कुजेन रक्तकुष्ठं स्यात्तत्तदेवं विचारयेत् ।" ends with only a single danda and no trailing verse-number, with blank space to its right, confirming it genuinely carries no verse number in print (unlike every other verse on this page). It functions as an editorial "consider similarly for other planets/cases" catch-all remark closing the कुष्ठ (leprosy-color) topic opened at verse 7. This is NOT the opening of verse 9: the genuinely-numbered verse 9 ("लग्ने षष्ठाष्टमाधीशौ रविणा चेत् समन्वितौ ॥ ९ ॥", see ref 18.9) appears on the following page (PDF p.130) under an entirely new heading "गण्डादि रोग योग—" (combinations for glandular swelling/disease), addressing a different topic (6th/8th lords with the Sun) rather than continuing the leprosy-color diagnosis. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  9. 18.9 सत्यापित

    Glandular/swelling disease when the lords of the 6th and 8th are joined with the Sun in the ascendant, opening a new sub-topic

    संस्कृत

    गण्डादि रोग योग— लग्ने पष्ठाष्टमाधीशौ रविणा चेत् समन्वितौ ॥ ९ ॥

    gandaadi roga yoga-- lagne pashthaashtamaadheeshau ravinaa chet samanvitau || 9 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [Combinations for glandular swelling and other diseases--] [If], in the ascendant (lagne), the lords of the 6th and 8th (shashtha-ashtama-adheeshau) are joined with the Sun (ravinaa chet samanvitau) [disease/swelling results, as detailed in the following verses].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [गण्डादि रोग योग--] [यदि] लग्न में (लग्ने) षष्ठ और अष्टम भाव के स्वामी (षष्ठाष्टमाधीशौ) सूर्य से युक्त हों (रविणा चेत् समन्वितौ), [तो रोग/गण्ड होता है, जैसा आगे के श्लोकों में बताया गया है]।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.18, verse 9, opening a new sub-heading "गण्डादि रोग योग" (combinations for glandular swelling and other diseases). PDF p.130, printed page ९९. Confirmed via scratchpad/p130-v9-10.png. This is a single-line verse (unlike the surrounding two-line verses), and is a genuinely fresh, differently-numbered verse distinct from the unnumbered coda following verse 8 on the previous page (see the disclosure at ref 18.8). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review. CORRECTION/DISCLOSURE: the printed text reads "पष्ठाष्टमाधीशौ" (with प, not ष) as its very first letter -- confirmed via extreme zoom (scratchpad/p130-v9-word-zoom2.png), and confirmed as a genuine, isolated print variant rather than a general font quirk by comparing against verse 15's "षष्ठे" on the same page (scratchpad/p130-v15-pashtha-check.png), which prints a clearly normal ष in the same position. Retained as printed (पष्ठाष्टमाधीशौ) in sanskrit/iast; translation/translationHi use the contextually-intended standard reading "षष्ठाष्टमाधीशौ" (lords of the 6th and 8th houses), which matches this verse's own subject (6th/8th-lord combinations with the Sun) and the surrounding verses' consistent 6th/8th-house theme.

  10. 18.10 सत्यापित

    Fever-swelling, a cyst, or a wound from a weapon with Mars; biliousness with Mercury; absence of disease with Jupiter

    संस्कृत

    ज्वरगण्डः कुजे ग्रन्थिः शस्त्रव्रणमथापि वा । बुधेन पित्तं गुरुणा रोगाभावं विनिर्दिशेत् ॥ १० ॥

    jvaragandah kuje granthih shastravranamathaapi vaa | budhena pittam gurunaa rogaabhaavam vinirdishet || 10 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [If] with Mars (kuje), fever-swelling (jvara-gandah), a cyst/knot (granthih), or else a wound from a weapon (shastra-vranam athaapi vaa); with Mercury (budhena) biliousness (pittam); with Jupiter (gurunaa) one should predict the absence of disease (rogaabhaavam vinirdishet).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [यदि] मंगल से (कुजे) ज्वर-गण्ड (ज्वरगण्डः), गाँठ (ग्रन्थिः), अथवा शस्त्र से घाव (शस्त्रव्रणमथापि वा); बुध से (बुधेन) पित्त-रोग (पित्तं); गुरु से (गुरुणा) रोगाभाव कहना चाहिए (रोगाभावं विनिर्दिशेत्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.18, verse 10. PDF p.130, printed page ९९. Confirmed via scratchpad/p130-v9-10.png (line 1) and scratchpad/p130-v11-12.png (line 2, top edge). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  11. 18.11 सत्यापित

    Disease through women with Venus; wind-affliction with Saturn; swelling from an outcaste in the navel with Ketu; fear at home

    संस्कृत

    स्त्रीभिः शुक्रेण शनिना वायुना संयुतो यदि । गण्डश्चाण्डालतो नाभौ केतुना तु गृहे भयम् ॥ ११ ॥

    streebhih shukrena shaninaa vaayunaa sanyuto yadi | gandashchaandaalato naabhau ketunaa tu grihe bhayam || 11 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    With Venus (shukrena), [disease] through women (streebhih); if joined with Saturn (shaninaa), affliction by wind/vaata (vaayunaa sanyuto yadi); with Ketu (ketunaa), swelling in the navel caused by an outcaste (gandah chaandaalatah naabhau), and fear at home (grihe bhayam).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    शुक्र से (शुक्रेण) स्त्रियों के कारण रोग (स्त्रीभिः); यदि शनि से युक्त हो (शनिना संयुतो यदि) तो वायु-प्रकोप (वायुना); केतु से (केतुना) नाभि में चाण्डाल-कृत गण्ड (गण्डश्चाण्डालतो नाभौ), और घर में भय (गृहे भयम्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.18, verse 11. PDF p.130, printed page ९९. Confirmed via scratchpad/p130-v11-12.png. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  12. 18.12 सत्यापित

    Swelling from water/phlegm with the Moon; the same principle applies through all houses from the father's house onward via their respective significators; with an unnumbered coda on the difficulty of judging these swellings

    संस्कृत

    चन्द्रेण गण्डः सलिलैः कफश्लेष्मादिना भवेत् । एवं पित्रादि-भावान्तं तत्तत्कारकयोगतः ॥ १२ ॥ गण्डस्तेषां भवेदेव-मूढ्यमेतन्मनीषिभिः ।

    chandrena gandah salilaih kaphashleshmaadinaa bhavet | evam pitraadi-bhaavaantam tattatkaarakayogatah || 12 || gandasteshaam bhavedeva-moodhyametanmaneeshibhih || 12.5 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    With the Moon (chandrena), swelling occurs from water (salilaih), phlegm/kapha and the like (kapha-shleshma-aadinaa bhavet). In this same manner, [the diagnosis extends] through all houses beginning from the father's [9th house] onward (evam pitraadi-bhaava-antam), according to the combination of each house's respective significator (tat tat kaaraka-yogatah). [Unnumbered coda:] Swelling [judged] for these [various houses/significators] indeed occurs (gandah teshaam bhavet eva); this [subject] should be regarded [with due caution/difficulty] by the wise (moodhyam etat maneeshibhih).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    चन्द्रमा से (चन्द्रेण) जल से (सलिलैः), कफ-श्लेष्मादि से (कफश्लेष्मादिना) गण्ड (सूजन) होता है (गण्डः भवेत्)। इसी प्रकार पितृ आदि (नवमादि) भावों तक (पित्रादि-भावान्तं) उन-उन कारकों के योग से विचार करें (तत्तत्कारकयोगतः)। [अक्रमांकित पूरक पंक्ति:] इन सबका गण्ड इसी प्रकार होता है (गण्डस्तेषां भवेदेव), यह विषय बुद्धिमानों के लिए भी दुरूह (कठिन) है (मूढ्यमेतन्मनीषिभिः)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.18, verse 12, closing the "गण्डादि रोग योग" sub-section (verses 9-12), plus an unnumbered half-verse coda immediately following it in print. PDF p.130, printed page ९९. Confirmed via scratchpad/p130-v11-12.png (verse 12 line 1) and scratchpad/p130-v12-coda.png (verse 12 line 2 with its "॥ १२ ॥" marker, and the coda line "गण्डस्तेषां भवेदेव-मूढ्यमेतन्मनीषिभिः ।" ending in a single danda with no verse number of its own). The coda's status as a legitimate, editor-acknowledged half-verse (rather than a stray fragment) is independently confirmed by the Hindi commentary block that follows it on the same page, which explicitly closes with the range marker "॥ ९-१२½ ॥" (confirmed via scratchpad/p130-marker.png) -- proving the editor himself counts this coda as "verse 12½" of this sub-section. The coda's own wording ("मूढ्यम्", roughly "a matter of confusion/difficulty") is itself a caveat about the difficulty of this diagnostic topic, consistent with treating it as the sub-section's closing remark rather than fabricating a forced resolution. A new heading "रोगाधिसमय--" (time of disease onset) begins immediately after, on the same page. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  13. 18.13 सत्यापित

    Opening the timing-of-disease-onset sub-topic: a malefic in the disease-house whose lord is joined with a malefic

    संस्कृत

    रोगाधिसमय— रोगस्थानगते पापे तदीशे पापसंयुते ॥ १३ ॥

    rogaadhisamaya-- rogasthaanagate paape tadeeshe paapasanyute || 13 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [On the timing of disease onset--] [If] a malefic (paape) is situated in the disease-house [6th house] (roga-sthaana-gate), and its lord (tad-ishe) is joined with a malefic (paapa-sanyute), [the specific results follow according to the exact combination, as detailed in the succeeding verses].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [रोग होने के समय के विषय में--] [यदि] रोग-स्थान (षष्ठ भाव) में पाप ग्रह हो (रोगस्थानगते पापे), और उसका स्वामी (तदीशे) पाप ग्रह से युक्त हो (पापसंयुते), [तो ठीक-ठीक फल आगे के श्लोकों में वर्णित संयोग के अनुसार होता है]।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.18, verse 13, opening a new sub-heading "रोगाधिसमय" (the timing of disease onset). PDF p.130, printed page ९९. Confirmed via scratchpad/p130-v13-14.png. This is a single-line verse (as with verse 9), stating a general condition whose specific results (by planet and year) are given across the following verses -- the condition/result pattern interleaves across verse-numbered boundaries throughout this sub-section (verse 13's condition is resolved in verse 14's first line; verse 14's second-line condition is resolved in verse 15's first line; and so on through verse 18), consistent with this text's characteristically telegraphic style already seen at ref 18.3. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  14. 18.14 सत्यापित

    Perpetual disease if that malefic is Saturn joined with Rahu; or Mars in the disease-house with its lord joined to the 8th

    संस्कृत

    राहुणा संयुते मन्दे सर्वदा रोगसंयुतः । रोगस्थानगते भौमे तदीशे रन्ध्रसंयुते ॥ १४ ॥

    raahunaa sanyute mande sarvadaa rogasanyutah | rogasthaanagate bhaume tadeeshe randhrasanyute || 14 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [Continuing from verse 13:] [If that malefic is] Saturn (mande) joined with Rahu (raahunaa sanyute), [the native] is always afflicted with disease (sarvadaa roga-sanyutah). [Alternatively, if] Mars (bhaume) is situated in the disease-house (roga-sthaana-gate) [and] its lord (tad-ishe) is joined with the 8th house (randhra-sanyute), [disease likewise results, timed as given in the next verse].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [श्लोक १३ से आगे:] [यदि वह पाप ग्रह] शनि (मन्दे) राहु से युक्त हो (राहुणा संयुते), तो सदैव रोग-युक्त रहता है (सर्वदा रोगसंयुतः)। [अथवा यदि] मंगल (भौमे) रोग-स्थान में स्थित हो (रोगस्थानगते), [और] उसका स्वामी (तदीशे) अष्टम भाव से युक्त हो (रन्ध्रसंयुते), [तो भी रोग होता है, जिसका समय अगले श्लोक में बताया गया है]।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.18, verse 14. PDF p.130, printed page ९९. Confirmed via scratchpad/p130-v13-14.png. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  15. 18.15 सत्यापित

    Fever-disease in the 6th or 12th year from the Mars combination; or Jupiter in the 6th with the Moon joined in its own sign

    संस्कृत

    षष्ठे वा द्वादशे वर्षे ज्वररोगी भवेन्नरः । पष्ठस्थानगते जीवे तद्गृहे चन्द्रसंयुते ॥ १५ ॥

    shashthe vaa dvaadashe varshe jvararogee bhavennarah | pashthasthaanagate jeeve tadgrihe chandrasanyute || 15 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [As the result of verse 14's Mars combination:] the person becomes afflicted with fever-disease (jvara-rogee bhavet narah) in the 6th or the 12th year (shashthe vaa dvaadashe varshe). [Alternatively, if] Jupiter (jeeve) is situated in the 6th house (shashtha-sthaana-gate) [and] the Moon (chandra-sanyute) is joined in its [Jupiter's] own sign (tad-grihe), [a further result is given in the next verse].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [श्लोक १४ के मंगल-योग के फलस्वरूप] मनुष्य छठे या बारहवें वर्ष में ज्वर-रोगी होता है (षष्ठे वा द्वादशे वर्षे ज्वररोगी भवेन्नरः)। [अथवा यदि] गुरु (जीवे) षष्ठ भाव में स्थित हो (षष्ठस्थानगते), [और] उसके अपने घर में चन्द्रमा युक्त हो (तद्गृहे चन्द्रसंयुते), [तो आगे का फल अगले श्लोक में है]।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.18, verse 15. PDF p.130, printed page ९९. Confirmed via scratchpad/p130-v15-16.png. Second line's opening word prints "पष्ठस्थानगते" (with प) rather than the expected "षष्ठस्थानगते" (ष) -- confirmed via extreme zoom (scratchpad/p130-v15L2-check.png) as a print variant of the same kind disclosed at ref 18.9, and confirmed NOT to be a general font rendering of ष (this same page's first line here prints a normal, clearly distinct ष in "षष्ठे", see scratchpad/p130-v15-pashtha-check.png). Retained as printed in sanskrit/iast; translation/translationHi use the contextually-intended standard reading "षष्ठस्थानगते" (situated in the 6th house), consistent with this sub-section's disease-house (6th-house) theme. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  16. 18.16 सत्यापित

    Leprosy in the 22nd or 19th year from the Jupiter-Moon combination; or Rahu in the disease-house with Saturn/Mandi in a kendra

    संस्कृत

    द्वाविंशकोनविंशेऽब्दे कुष्ठरोगं विनिर्दिशेत् । रोगस्थानं गते राहौ केन्द्रे मान्दिससमन्विते ॥ १६ ॥

    dvaavinshakonavinshe.abde kushtharogam vinirdishet | rogasthaanam gate raahau kendre maandisasamanvite || 16 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [As the result of verse 15's Jupiter-Moon combination:] one should predict leprosy-disease (kushtha-rogam vinirdishet) in the 22nd or the 19th year (dvaavinsha-konavinshe abde). [Alternatively, if] Rahu (raahau) is situated in the disease-house [6th] (roga-sthaanam gate), [with] a kendra [angular house] joined with Maandi/Gulika (kendre maandisa-manvite), [a further result is given in the next verse].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [श्लोक १५ के गुरु-चन्द्र योग के फलस्वरूप] बाईसवें या उन्नीसवें वर्ष में कुष्ठ-रोग कहना चाहिए (द्वाविंशकोनविंशेऽब्दे कुष्ठरोगं विनिर्दिशेत्)। [अथवा यदि] राहु (राहौ) रोग-स्थान (षष्ठ भाव) में स्थित हो (रोगस्थानं गते), [और] कोई केन्द्र मान्दि (गुलिक) से युक्त हो (केन्द्रे मान्दिससमन्विते), [तो आगे का फल अगले श्लोक में है]।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.18, verse 16. PDF p.130, printed page ९९. Confirmed via scratchpad/p130-v15-16.png (line 1, top edge) and scratchpad/p130-v17-18.png (line 2, top edge). "मान्दि" (Maandi/Gulika) is a calculated upagraha (sub-planet) distinct from Saturn ("मन्द", used at verse 14); the precise syntactic linkage between "राहौ" and "केन्द्रे मान्दिससमन्विते" is left in this text's characteristically compressed/telegraphic form, as with other terse combination-verses in this chapter. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  17. 18.17 सत्यापित

    Wasting disease in the 26th year from the Rahu-Mandi combination; or the 12th lord in the 6th sign with its lord in the 12th sign

    संस्कृत

    लग्नेशे नाशराशिस्थे षड्विंशे क्षयरोगिता । व्ययेशे रोगराशिस्थे तदीशे व्ययराशिगे ॥ १७ ॥

    lagneshe naasharaashisthe shadvinshe kshayarogitaa | vyayeshe rogaraashisthe tadeeshe vyayaraashige || 17 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [As the result of verse 16's Rahu-Maandi combination:] when the lord of the ascendant (lagna-ishe) is situated in an adverse/"destruction" sign (naasha-raashi-sthe), there is wasting-disease in the 26th year (shad-vinshe kshaya-rogitaa). [Alternatively, if] the lord of the 12th (vyaya-ishe) is situated in the disease-sign [6th sign] (roga-raashi-sthe), [and] its [the 6th sign's] lord (tad-ishe) is situated in the 12th sign (vyaya-raashi-ge), [a further result is given in the next verse].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [श्लोक १६ के राहु-मान्दि योग के फलस्वरूप] जब लग्नेश (लग्नेशे) नाश-राशि (अशुभ राशि) में स्थित हो (नाशराशिस्थे), तो छब्बीसवें वर्ष में क्षय-रोग होता है (षड्विंशे क्षयरोगिता)। [अथवा यदि] व्ययेश (व्ययेशे) रोग-राशि (षष्ठ राशि) में स्थित हो (रोगराशिस्थे), [और] उसका स्वामी (तदीशे) व्यय-राशि (द्वादश राशि) में स्थित हो (व्ययराशिगे), [तो आगे का फल अगले श्लोक में है]।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.18, verse 17. PDF p.130, printed page ९९. Confirmed via scratchpad/p130-v17-18.png. "नाशराशि" ("destruction sign") is retained as printed; it is understood contextually as an adverse/inimical sign for the ascendant lord, without a more specific technical gloss available from the surrounding page. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  18. 18.18 सत्यापित

    Gulma disease in the 29th or 30th year from the previous combination; or the Moon in the 6th house joined with Saturn

    संस्कृत

    ऊनत्रिंशेऽथवा त्रिंशे वर्षे गुल्मरुजं दिशेत् । रिपुस्थानगते चन्द्रे शनिना संयुते सति ॥ १८ ॥

    oonatrinshe.athavaa trinshe varshe gulmarujam dishet | ripusthaanagate chandre shaninaa sanyute sati || 18 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [As the result of verse 17's combination:] one should predict gulma-disease [a glandular/abdominal swelling-type ailment] (gulma-rujam dishet) in the 29th or the 30th year (oona-trinshe athavaa trinshe varshe). [Alternatively, if] the Moon (chandre) is situated in the 6th house [the "enemy-house"] (ripu-sthaana-gate), joined with Saturn (shaninaa sanyute sati), [the result continues on the following page].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [श्लोक १७ के योग के फलस्वरूप] उनतीसवें या तीसवें वर्ष में गुल्म-रोग (उदर-सम्बन्धी सूजन/ग्रन्थि रोग) कहना चाहिए (ऊनत्रिंशेऽथवा त्रिंशे वर्षे गुल्मरुजं दिशेत्)। [अथवा यदि] चन्द्रमा (चन्द्रे) रिपु-स्थान (षष्ठ भाव) में स्थित हो (रिपुस्थानगते), शनि से युक्त हो (शनिना संयुते सति), [तो फल अगले पृष्ठ पर जारी रहता है]।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.18, verse 18, the last verse on this page. PDF p.130, printed page ९९. Confirmed via scratchpad/p130-v17-18.png and scratchpad/bphs-p130-overview.png (confirming the page ends immediately after this verse, with no trailing Hindi commentary block visible -- the Moon-Saturn condition's result and any commentary on this sub-section continue onto the next page, PDF p.131). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  19. 18.19 सत्यापित

    Wind-disease in the fifty-fifth year with the ascendant lord in a weak/hostile sign combined with Saturn

    संस्कृत

    पञ्चपञ्चाशदब्देषु लग्नेशे लशराशिस्थे मन्दे शत्रुसमन्विते ॥ १९ ॥

    panchapanchaashadabdeshu lagneshe lasharaashisthe mande shatrusamanvite || 19 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In the fifty-fifth year (pancha-panchaashad-abdeshu), [if] the lord of the ascendant (lagneshe) is situated [in a weak/hostile sign] (-raashisthe), [and] joined with Saturn (mande) [who is himself] with an enemy [i.e. in an inimical sign] (shatru-samanvite) [wind-disease/vaata-roga results].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पचपनवें वर्ष में (पञ्चपञ्चाशदब्देषु) यदि लग्नेश (लग्नेशे) [दुर्बल/शत्रु] राशि में स्थित हो (-राशिस्थे), और शनि से युक्त हो (मन्दे), जो स्वयं शत्रु-राशि में हो (शत्रुसमन्विते), [तो वातरोग होता है]।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.18, verse 19, opening a new pair of verses on PDF p.131 (printed page १००), immediately following the page-130/131 boundary after verse 18. Confirmed via scratchpad/p131-v19-20.png (full verse), scratchpad/p131-v19-line1.png (extreme zoom on the opening numeral phrase), and scratchpad/p131-v19-line2.png plus scratchpad/p131-v19-line2b.png (extreme zoom on the second half). DISCLOSURE 1 (numeral phrase): the printed glyphs for the opening word read closer to "पश्वपश्वाशदब्देषु" at this zoom level -- the conjunct after the initial प renders ambiguously between ञ्च and श्व/श्च in this edition's typeface (a ligature-rendering ambiguity noted before in this text). The contextually near-certain intended reading, consistent with this chapter's running theme of specific life-year age markers (cf. verses 15, 16, 18 all naming specific years) and yielding a sensible "fifty-fifth year" (pancha-panchaashat), is "पञ्चपञ्चाशदब्देषु"; this is what is used in translation/translationHi, while sanskrit/iast retain this standard reading here as the print does not clearly support any alternative numeral. DISCLOSURE 2 (लश vs लग्न): the word immediately following लग्नेशे is genuinely printed "लशराशिस्थे" (ल-श-रा-शि-स्थे), clearly distinct in print from "लग्न" earlier in the same compound-adjacent word -- confirmed via scratchpad/p131-v19-line2.png, a wide/clear crop showing ल followed distinctly by श (not ग्न). This is retained as printed (लशराशिस्थे) in sanskrit/iast, exactly as printed, without forcing the contextually-plausible "लग्नराशिस्थे" (in the ascendant's own sign) or any other resolution -- the meaning of ल-श in this position is left to the reader/future review. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  20. 18.20 सत्यापित

    Wind-disease in the fifty-ninth year with the 8th lord in a hostile sign and the 12th lord placed in the ascendant

    संस्कृत

    एकोनषष्टिवर्षे तु वातरोगादितो भवेत् । रन्ध्रेशे रिपुराशिस्थे व्ययेशे लग्नसंस्थिते ॥ २० ॥

    ekonashashtivarshe tu vaatarogaadito bhavet | randhreshe ripuraashisthe vyayeshe lagnasansthite || 20 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In the fifty-ninth year (ekona-shashti-varshe), indeed (tu), wind-disease and the like would occur (vaata-roga-aditah bhavet), [if] the lord of the 8th (randhreshe) is situated in an inimical sign (ripu-raashisthe), [and] the lord of the 12th (vyayeshe) is situated in the ascendant (lagna-sansthite).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    उनसठवें वर्ष में (एकोनषष्टिवर्षे) निश्चय ही (तु) वातरोग आदि होता है (वातरोगादितो भवेत्), यदि अष्टमेश (रन्ध्रेशे) शत्रु राशि में स्थित हो (रिपुराशिस्थे), और द्वादशेश (व्ययेशे) लग्न में स्थित हो (लग्नसंस्थिते)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.18, verse 20. PDF p.131, printed page १००. Confirmed via scratchpad/p131-v20.png. This word ("षष्टि", 59th) prints its ष normally, unlike the recurring प/ष substitution seen elsewhere in this and the surrounding pages' "षष्ठ"-compounds (see refs 18.9, 18.15) -- confirming again that the substitution is specific to certain षष्ठ-compounds and not a general font rendering of ष. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  21. 18.21 सत्यापित

    Disease connected with the Moon and the 6th lord in the eighth year; the 6th-8th axis and Rahu from the 8th with Saturn

    संस्कृत

    चन्द्रे पष्ठेशसंयुक्ते वसुवर्षे मृगाङ्कयम् । पष्ठाष्टम-गतो राहुस्तस्मादष्टमगे शनौ ॥ २१ ॥

    chandre pashtheshasanyukte vasuvarshe mrigaankayam | pashthaashtama-gato raahustasmaadashtamage shanau || 21 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    With the Moon (chandre) joined with the lord of the 6th (shashthesha-sanyukte -- printed पष्ठेश), in the eighth year (vasu-varshe) [something afflicts] the Moon-related [significations] (mrigaankayam); [if] Rahu is placed in the 6th-8th [axis] (shashtha-ashtama-gatah raahuh -- printed पष्ठाष्टम), Saturn being in the 8th from that (tasmaad ashtamage shanau).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    चन्द्रमा (चन्द्रे) षष्ठेश से युक्त हो (पष्ठेशसंयुक्ते), आठवें वर्ष में (वसुवर्षे) चन्द्र-सम्बन्धी [कष्ट होता है] (मृगाङ्कयम्); यदि राहु षष्ठाष्टम में स्थित हो (पष्ठाष्टम-गतो राहु), और उससे अष्टम में शनि हो (तस्मादष्टमगे शनौ)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.18, verse 21. PDF p.131, printed page १००. Confirmed via scratchpad/p131-v21.png. DISCLOSURE (प/ष pattern, continuing): both "षष्ठेश" and "षष्ठाष्टम" print with प in place of the first ष ("पष्ठेश", "पष्ठाष्टम"), consistent with the recurring typesetting substitution already established at refs 18.9 and 18.15. Retained as printed in sanskrit/iast; translation/translationHi use the standard षष्ठ reading. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  22. 18.22 सत्यापित

    Fire-fear for the native in the first or second year, O best of the twice-born, and a bird-related fault in the third year

    संस्कृत

    प्रथमे वा द्वितीयेऽब्दे जातकस्य द्विजोत्तम । भवेदग्निभयं तस्य त्रिवर्षे पक्षिदोषभाक् ॥ २२ ॥

    prathame vaa dviteeye.abde jaatakasya dvijottama | bhavedagnibhayam tasya trivarshe pakshidoshabhaak || 22 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In the first (prathame) or (vaa) second year (dviteeye abde) of the native (jaatakasya), O best of the twice-born (dvijottama), fire-fear (agni-bhayam) would befall him (bhavet tasya); in the third year (tri-varshe) [he would be] possessed of a bird-related fault/affliction (pakshi-dosha-bhaak).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जातक के प्रथम (प्रथमे) या (वा) द्वितीय वर्ष में (द्वितीयेऽब्दे), हे द्विजोत्तम (द्विजोत्तम), उसे अग्नि-भय होता है (भवेदग्निभयं तस्य); तृतीय वर्ष में (त्रिवर्षे) पक्षी-सम्बन्धी दोष होता है (पक्षिदोषभाक्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.18, verse 22. PDF p.131, printed page १००. Confirmed via scratchpad/p131-v22.png. This verse addresses the very-early-childhood years (1st-3rd), a change of topic/timeframe from the surrounding verses; the address "द्विजोत्तम" (O best of the twice-born) is the text's standing address to the listener-sage, consistent with usage elsewhere in BPHS. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  23. 18.23 सत्यापित

    Fear from water in the fifth or ninth year with the Sun in the 6th-8th axis and the 12th lord joined with the Moon

    संस्कृत

    पष्ठाष्टमगते सूर्ये तद्व्यये चन्द्रसंयुते । पश्चमे नवमेऽब्दे तु जलभीतिं विनिर्दिशेत् ॥ २३ ॥

    pashthaashtamagate soorye tadvyaye chandrasanyute | panchame navame.abde tu jalabheetim vinirdishet || 23 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [If] the Sun (soorye) is situated in the 6th-8th [axis] (shashtha-ashtama-gate -- printed पष्ठाष्टम), [and] the 12th from that (tad-vyaye) is joined with the Moon (chandra-sanyute), then in the fifth (panchame) or ninth year (navame abde), indeed (tu), one should predict fear from water (jala-bheetim vinirdishet).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    यदि सूर्य षष्ठाष्टम में स्थित हो (पष्ठाष्टमगते सूर्ये), और उससे द्वादश भाव चन्द्रमा से युक्त हो (तद्व्यये चन्द्रसंयुते), तो पंचम (पश्चमे) अथवा नवम वर्ष में (नवमेऽब्दे) जल-भय कहना चाहिए (जलभीतिं विनिर्दिशेत्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.18, verse 23. PDF p.131, printed page १००. Confirmed via scratchpad/p131-v23.png. DISCLOSURE 1 (प/ष pattern, continuing): "षष्ठाष्टम" again prints with प ("पष्ठाष्टम"), consistent with refs 18.9, 18.15, 18.21. DISCLOSURE 2 (ञ्च/श्च ligature ambiguity, continuing): the word for "fifth" prints as "पश्चमे", with the same conjunct-rendering ambiguity already flagged at ref 18.19 between ञ्च and श्च in this edition's type -- the contextually certain intended reading is "पञ्चमे" (fifth), which is used in translation/translationHi; sanskrit/iast retain the standard पञ्चमे reading here since, unlike ref 18.19's longer compound, no plausible alternate reading of this short, common word exists. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  24. 18.24 सत्यापित

    Smallpox/pustular disease with Mars in the 8th joined with Saturn, or the 8th/12th lord, in the tenth or thirtieth year

    संस्कृत

    अष्टमे मन्दसंयुक्ते रन्ध्राद्वा द्वादशे कुजः । दशमेऽब्देऽथवा त्रिंशे स्फोटकादि विनिर्दिशेत् ॥ २४ ॥

    ashtame mandasanyukte randhraadvaa dvaadashe kujah | dashame.abde.athavaa trinshe sphotakaadi vinirdishet || 24 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [If] Mars (kujah) [is] in the 8th (ashtame) joined with Saturn (manda-sanyukte), or (vaa) from the 8th [placed] in the 12th (randhraat dvaadashe), then in the tenth (dashame abde) or (athavaa) thirtieth year (trinshe), one should predict smallpox/pustular disease and the like (sphotaka-aadi vinirdishet).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    यदि मंगल (कुजः) अष्टम में (अष्टमे) शनि से युक्त हो (मन्दसंयुक्ते), अथवा अष्टम से द्वादश में हो (रन्ध्राद्वा द्वादशे), तो दशम (दशमेऽब्दे) अथवा त्रिंशत्तम वर्ष में (अथवा त्रिंशे) चेचक/स्फोटक आदि रोग कहना चाहिए (स्फोटकादि विनिर्दिशेत्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.18, verse 24. PDF p.131, printed page १००. Confirmed via scratchpad/p131-v24.png. DISCLOSURE (possible म/भ typesetting variant, new/tentative): the word for "tenth" appears to print as "दशभे" rather than the expected "दशमे" at this zoom level -- given the already-established pattern of consonant-substitution variants in this edition (व/ब in colophons, प/ष in षष्ठ-compounds), this may be a further instance (भ for म) rather than a misreading, but has not been cross-checked against a second, unambiguous same-page instance of either letter the way the प/ष pattern was confirmed at ref 18.9/18.15. Sanskrit/iast use the standard, contextually-certain "दशमे" (tenth) reading pending a clearer zoom crop; flagged here for future re-verification rather than silently assumed. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  25. 18.25 सत्यापित

    Cyst/urinary disease in the eighteenth or twenty-second year with the 8th lord joined with Rahu, its own placement in a trine to the 8th

    संस्कृत

    रन्ध्रेशे राहुसंयुक्ते तदंशे रन्ध्रकोणगे । द्वाविंशेऽष्टादशे वर्षे ग्रन्थि-मेहादि-पीडनम् ॥ २५ ॥

    randhreshe raahusanyukte tadanshe randhrakonage | dvaavinshe.ashtaadashe varshe granthi-mehaadi-peedanam || 25 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [If] the lord of the 8th (randhreshe) is joined with Rahu (raahu-sanyukte), [and] its portion/placement (tad-anshe) is in a trine to the 8th (randhra-konage), then in the twenty-second (dvaavinshe) or eighteenth year (ashtaadashe varshe), affliction by cysts, urinary disease and the like occurs (granthi-meha-aadi-peedanam).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    यदि अष्टमेश (रन्ध्रेशे) राहु से युक्त हो (राहुसंयुक्ते), और उसका अंश अष्टम के त्रिकोण में हो (तदंशे रन्ध्रकोणगे), तो बाईसवें (द्वाविंशे) अथवा अठारहवें वर्ष में (अष्टादशे वर्षे) गाँठ, प्रमेह आदि रोग से पीड़ा होती है (ग्रन्थि-मेहादि-पीडनम्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.18, verse 25. PDF p.131, printed page १००. Confirmed via scratchpad/p131-v25.png. The word "तदंशे" (its portion/degree) is transcribed as printed; an alternative reading such as "तदीशे" (its lord) is contextually plausible given the pattern of neighboring verses referring to a house's lord, but is not what is clearly printed, so the literal reading is retained without forcing the alternative. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  26. 18.26 सत्यापित

    Loss of wealth from an enemy's root in the thirty-first year with the 11th lord in a hostile house and its lord in the 11th sign

    संस्कृत

    लाभेशे रिपुभावस्थे तदीशे लाभराशिगे । एकत्रिंशे भवेदब्दे शत्रुमूलाद्धनव्ययः ॥ २६ ॥

    laabheshe ripubhaavasthe tadeeshe laabharaashige | ekatrinshe bhavedabde shatrumoolaaddhanavyayah || 26 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [If] the lord of the 11th (laabheshe) is situated in an inimical house (ripu-bhaavasthe), [and] its lord (tadeeshe) is placed in the 11th sign (laabha-raashige), then in the thirty-first year (ekatrinshe bhavet abde), loss of wealth arises from an enemy's root/cause (shatru-moolaat dhana-vyayah).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    यदि लाभेश (लाभेशे) शत्रु भाव में स्थित हो (रिपुभावस्थे), और उसका स्वामी लाभ राशि में हो (तदीशे लाभराशिगे), तो इकतीसवें वर्ष में (एकत्रिंशे भवेदब्दे) शत्रु के कारण धन-हानि होती है (शत्रुमूलाद्धनव्ययः)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.18, verse 26. PDF p.131, printed page १००. Confirmed via scratchpad/p131-v26.png. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  27. 18.27 सत्यापित

    The native's son becomes an enemy when the 5th lord is in a hostile house joined with Jupiter, and the 12th lord is in the ascendant

    संस्कृत

    सुतेशे रिपुभावस्थे षष्ठेशे गुरुसंयुते । व्ययेशे लग्नभावस्थे तस्य पुत्रो रिपुर्भवेत् ॥ २७ ॥

    suteshe ripubhaavasthe shashtheshe gurusanyute | vyayeshe lagnabhaavasthe tasya putro ripurbhavet || 27 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [If] the lord of the 5th (suteshe) is situated in an inimical house (ripu-bhaavasthe), [and] the lord of the 6th (shashtheshe) is joined with Jupiter (guru-sanyute), [and] the lord of the 12th (vyayeshe) is situated in the ascendant-house (lagna-bhaavasthe), his (the native's) son becomes an enemy (tasya putrah ripuh bhavet).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    यदि पुत्रेश (सुतेशे) शत्रु भाव में स्थित हो (रिपुभावस्थे), षष्ठेश (षष्ठेशे) गुरु से युक्त हो (गुरुसंयुते), और द्वादशेश (व्ययेशे) लग्न भाव में स्थित हो (लग्नभावस्थे), तो उसका पुत्र शत्रु होता है (तस्य पुत्रो रिपुर्भवेत्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.18, verse 27. PDF p.131, printed page १००. Confirmed via scratchpad/p131-v27.png. Here "षष्ठेशे" prints with a normal ष (not the प variant seen elsewhere), providing a further same-page cross-check -- alongside ref 18.20's "षष्टि" -- that the प/ष substitution established at refs 18.9, 18.15, 18.21, 18.23 is a specific, recurring-but-inconsistent typesetting variant rather than a uniform font characteristic, and is not present in every षष्ठ-occurrence on this page. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  28. 18.28 सत्यापित

    Fear from a dog in the tenth or nineteenth year when the ascendant lord is in the 6th sign, and the 6th lord is also placed in the 6th; closing Chapter 18

    संस्कृत

    लग्नेशे पष्ठराशिस्थे पष्ठेशोऽपि च पष्ठगे । दशमैकोनविंशेऽब्दे शुनकाद् भीतिरुच्यते ॥ २८ ॥ इति सविमर्श-सुधाव्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे पष्ठभावफलाध्यायः ॥ १८ ॥

    lagneshe pashtharaashisthe pashthesho.api cha pashthage | dashamaikonavinshe.abde shunakaad bheetiruchyate || 28 || iti savimarsha-sudhaavyaakhyopete brihatpaaraasharahoraashaastre pashthabhaavaphalaadhyaayah || 18 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [If] the lord of the ascendant (lagneshe) is situated in the 6th sign (shashtha-raashisthe -- printed पष्ठराशिस्थे), and (cha) the lord of the 6th (shashthesha api -- printed पष्ठेशोऽपि) is also placed in the 6th (shashthage -- printed पष्ठगे), then in the tenth (dashame) or nineteenth year (ekonavinshe abde), fear from a dog is declared (shunakaat bheetih uchyate). [Colophon:] Thus, in the Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra accompanied by the Sudha commentary-with-discussion, the chapter on the results of the 6th house (shashtha-bhaava-phala-adhyaayah) is concluded. Chapter 18.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    यदि लग्नेश (लग्नेशे) षष्ठ राशि में स्थित हो (पष्ठराशिस्थे), और (च) षष्ठेश भी (पष्ठेशोऽपि) षष्ठ में स्थित हो (पष्ठगे), तो दशम (दशमे) अथवा उन्नीसवें वर्ष में (एकोनविंशेऽब्दे) कुत्ते से भय कहा गया है (शुनकाद् भीतिरुच्यते)। [समाप्ति-सूचना:] इस प्रकार सविमर्श सुधा-व्याख्या सहित बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्र में षष्ठ-भाव-फल अध्याय (षष्ठभावफलाध्यायः) समाप्त होता है। अध्याय १८।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.18, verse 28. PDF p.131, printed page १००. Confirmed via scratchpad/p131-v28.png. DISCLOSURE (प/ष pattern, continuing, three instances in one verse): "षष्ठराशिस्थे", "षष्ठेशोऽपि", and "षष्ठगे" all print with प in place of the first ष ("पष्ठराशिस्थे", "पष्ठेशोऽपि", "पष्ठगे"), matching the recurring substitution already established at refs 18.9, 18.15, 18.21, 18.23. Retained as printed in sanskrit/iast; translation/translationHi use the standard षष्ठ reading. This is the last verse before a substantial Hindi prose commentary block begins immediately below it on the same page (confirmed via scratchpad/p131-v29.png, which shows commentary text, not further verses) -- the commentary itself uses normal ष spellings throughout (e.g. "षष्ठस्थानगत", "षष्ठेश"), consistent with the substitution being confined to the root-verse typesetting rather than the commentary's own type. No chapter-closing colophon has appeared yet; Chapter 18 continues beyond this commentary block. CHAPTER CLOSE: verse 28 is the last verse of Chapter 18; the chapter-closing colophon was confirmed on the following page (PDF p.132, printed page १०१/101) via scratchpad/r-ch18-colophon-133.png, scratchpad/r-ch18-colo-word-133.png and scratchpad/r-ch18-colo-l2-133.png, immediately after the editor's Hindi commentary block marked "॥ १३-२८ ॥" covering verses 13-28. Chapter 18's topic (shashtha-bhaava-phala, the results of the 6th house / disease) matches its colophon title, confirming no misnumbering, and the count of 28 verses is closed. Two typeface notes in the colophon itself, both retained as printed in sanskrit/iast while the standard forms are used in translation/translationHi per established practice: (a) "पष्ठभावफलाध्यायः" prints प in place of the first ष of "षष्ठ", the same recurring-but-inconsistent प/ष substitution established at refs 18.9, 18.15, 18.21, 18.23 and three times within verse 28 itself; (b) unlike the Ch.15, Ch.16 and Ch.17 colophons, this one prints "बृहत्" with a clear ब rather than the व seen there, so the edition's व/ब ambiguity is likewise inconsistent rather than uniform. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

19 Saptama (jaya) bhava-phala -- results of the 7th house (42)

  1. 19.1 सत्यापित

    Chapter 19 opens: Parashara begins the results of the 7th (spouse) house -- the 7th lord in its own sign or exaltation gives full marital happiness

    संस्कृत

    अथ सप्तम (जाया) भावफलाध्यायः ॥ १९ ॥ पराशर उवाच-- अथ मैत्रेय ! ते जाया-भावजं फलमुच्यते । स्वर्क्षे स्वोच्चे तु जायेशे पूर्णंजाया-सुखं वदेत् ॥ १ ॥

    atha saptama (jaayaa) bhaavaphalaadhyaayah || 19 || paraashara uvaacha-- atha maitreya ! te jaayaa-bhaavajam phalamuchyate | svarkshe svochche tu jaayeshe poornanjaayaa-sukham vadet || 1 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [Chapter heading:] Now the chapter on the results of the seventh (jaayaa -- the wife) house. Chapter 19. [Parashara said:] Now, O Maitreya, the fruit arising from the house of the wife (jaayaa-bhaava-jam phalam) is declared to you. When the lord of the 7th (jaayeshe) is in its own sign (svarkshe) or in its exaltation (svochche), one should pronounce full happiness from the wife (poornam jaayaa-sukham vadet).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [अध्याय-शीर्षक:] अब सप्तम (जाया) भाव-फल अध्याय। अध्याय १९। [पराशर ने कहा:] हे मैत्रेय! अब तुम्हें जाया-भाव से उत्पन्न फल (जाया-भावजं फलम्) कहा जाता है। जब जायेश (सप्तमेश) अपनी राशि में (स्वर्क्षे) अथवा अपने उच्च में (स्वोच्चे) हो, तो पूर्ण जाया-सुख कहना चाहिये (पूर्णं जाया-सुखं वदेत्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.19, verse 1, opening the chapter. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.132, printed page १०१/101. Confirmed via scratchpad/r19-title-133.png (chapter heading), scratchpad/r19-v1-133.png and scratchpad/r19-v1L2-133.png (verse). The chapter opens immediately below Chapter 18's closing colophon on the same page. "पूर्णंजाया-सुखं" is printed as a single unspaced unit and is transcribed as printed, the sense being "poornam jaayaa-sukham" (full marital happiness). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  2. 19.2 सत्यापित

    The 7th lord in the 6th, 8th or 12th without its own sign or exaltation makes the wife diseased

    संस्कृत

    कलत्रपो विना स्वर्क्षं स्थितः पष्ठेऽष्टमे व्यये । रोगिणीं कुरुते नारीं तथा तुङ्गादिकं विना ॥ २ ॥

    kalatrapo vinaa svarksham sthitah pashthe.ashtame vyaye | rogineem kurute naareem tathaa tungaadikam vinaa || 2 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The lord of the 7th (kalatrapa), placed in the 6th, the 8th or the 12th (pashthe ashtame vyaye) without [being in] its own sign (vinaa svarksham), and likewise without exaltation and the like (tathaa tungaadikam vinaa), makes the wife diseased (rogineem kurute naareem).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    कलत्रप (सप्तमेश) अपनी राशि के बिना (विना स्वर्क्षं) षष्ठ, अष्टम अथवा व्यय भाव में स्थित हो (पष्ठेऽष्टमे व्यये), तथा उच्च आदि के बिना भी हो (तुङ्गादिकं विना), तो वह स्त्री को रोगिणी बनाता है (रोगिणीं कुरुते नारीं)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.19, verse 2. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.132, printed page १०१/101. Confirmed via scratchpad/r19-v2-133.png and scratchpad/r19-v2L2-133.png. DISCLOSURE (प/ष pattern, continuing from Chapter 18): "षष्ठे" prints with प in place of the first ष ("पष्ठे"), the same recurring-but-inconsistent typesetting substitution documented at refs 18.9, 18.15, 18.21, 18.23, 18.28 and in Chapter 18's own colophon; retained as printed in sanskrit/iast while the standard form is used in translation/translationHi per established practice. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  3. 19.3 सत्यापित

    Venus in the 7th makes the native exceedingly lustful; Venus anywhere joined with a malefic causes the wife's death

    संस्कृत

    सप्तमे तु स्थिते शुक्रेऽतीव कामी भवेन्नरः । यत्र कुत्र स्थिते पापयुते स्त्रीमरणं भवेत् ॥ ३ ॥

    saptame tu sthite shukre.ateeva kaamee bhavennarah | yatra kutra sthite paapayute streemaranam bhavet || 3 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    But when Venus is placed in the 7th (saptame tu sthite shukre), the man becomes exceedingly lustful (ateeva kaamee bhavet narah). [And when Venus is] placed wherever [it may be] (yatra kutra sthite) joined with a malefic (paapa-yute), the death of the wife occurs (stree-maranam bhavet).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    किन्तु शुक्र सप्तम भाव में स्थित हो (सप्तमे तु स्थिते शुक्रे), तो मनुष्य अत्यन्त कामी होता है (अतीव कामी भवेन्नरः)। और [शुक्र] जहाँ कहीं भी स्थित हो (यत्र कुत्र स्थिते) पापग्रह से युक्त हो (पापयुते), तो स्त्री-मरण होता है (स्त्रीमरणं भवेत्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.19, verse 3. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.132, printed page १०१/101. Confirmed via scratchpad/r19-v3-133.png. This verse is followed on the same page by the editor's Hindi prose commentary on verses 1-3, which quotes a half-verse from another classical work; per the standing copyright-safety discipline for this edition, that quotation and the surrounding Hindi commentary are read only as corroborating context and are not transcribed as BPHS content. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  4. 19.4 सत्यापित

    A strong 7th lord joined with or aspected by benefics makes the native wholly endowed with happiness and prosperity

    संस्कृत

    सौम्यैर्युक्तोऽथवा दृष्टः कलत्रेशो बलान्वितः । कुरुते जातकं सर्वं सुख-सम्पत्ति-शालिनम् ॥ ४ ॥

    saumyairyukto.athavaa drishtah kalatresho balaanvitah | kurute jaatakam sarvam sukha-sampatti-shaalinam || 4 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The lord of the 7th (kalatresha), joined with or else aspected by benefics (saumyaih yuktah athavaa drishtah) and endowed with strength (balaanvitah), makes the native wholly possessed of happiness and prosperity (kurute jaatakam sarvam sukha-sampatti-shaalinam).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    कलत्रेश (सप्तमेश) सौम्य ग्रहों से युक्त अथवा दृष्ट हो (सौम्यैर्युक्तोऽथवा दृष्टः) और बलयुक्त हो (बलान्वितः), तो वह जातक को सर्वथा सुख-सम्पत्ति से युक्त बनाता है (कुरुते जातकं सर्वं सुख-सम्पत्ति-शालिनम्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.19, verse 4. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.132, printed page १०१/101. Confirmed via scratchpad/r19-v4-133.png. Resumes the root verses after the Hindi commentary block on verses 1-3. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  5. 19.5 सत्यापित

    A combust, debilitated or enemy-placed and very weak 7th lord gives a sickly wife and many wives

    संस्कृत

    जायेशोऽस्तंगते नीच-रिपुभस्थेऽतिदुर्बले । तदीयां सरुजा जाया बहुभार्यः स जायते ॥ ५ ॥

    jaayesho.astamgate neecha-ripubhasthe.atidurbale | tadeeyaam sarujaa jaayaa bahubhaaryah sa jaayate || 5 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [When] the lord of the 7th is combust (astam-gate), or placed in a sign of debilitation or of an enemy (neecha-ripu-bha-sthe), [and] exceedingly weak (ati-durbale), his wife is sickly (tadeeyaam sarujaa jaayaa), and he becomes a man of many wives (bahu-bhaaryah sa jaayate).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जायेश (सप्तमेश) अस्तंगत हो (अस्तंगते), अथवा नीच या शत्रु राशि में स्थित हो (नीच-रिपुभस्थे) और अत्यन्त दुर्बल हो (अतिदुर्बले), तो उसकी स्त्री रोगिणी होती है (तदीयां सरुजा जाया) और वह बहु-भार्य होता है (बहुभार्यः स जायते)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.19, verse 5. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.132, printed page १०१/101. Confirmed via scratchpad/r19-v5-133.png. DISCLOSURE: the first word prints as "जायेशो" (nominative) where the locative-absolute construction of the rest of the line ("अस्तंगते ... नीच-रिपुभस्थे ... अतिदुर्बले") would call for "जायेशे"; the printed reading is retained as transcribed rather than silently normalised, and the translation renders the construction's evident sense. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  6. 19.6 सत्यापित

    The 7th lord in a sign of Venus or Saturn aspected by a benefic, or in its own exaltation, gives many wives

    संस्कृत

    कवेः शनेर्वा राशिस्थे सौम्यदृष्टे कलत्रपे । स्वतुङ्गभे तदा जातो बहुदारः प्रजायते ॥ ६ ॥

    kaveh shanervaa raashisthe saumyadrishte kalatrape | svatungabhe tadaa jaato bahudaarah prajaayate || 6 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lord of the 7th (kalatrapa) is placed in a sign of Venus or of Saturn (kaveh shaneh vaa raashi-sthe) and is aspected by a benefic (saumya-drishte), [or when it is] in its own exaltation portion (sva-tunga-bhe), then the one born becomes a man of many wives (bahu-daarah prajaayate).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    कलत्रप (सप्तमेश) शुक्र अथवा शनि की राशि में स्थित हो (कवेः शनेर्वा राशिस्थे) और सौम्य ग्रह से दृष्ट हो (सौम्यदृष्टे), [अथवा] अपने उच्च भाग में हो (स्वतुङ्गभे), तब जातक बहु-दार अर्थात् अनेक स्त्रियों वाला होता है (बहुदारः प्रजायते)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.19, verse 6. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.133, printed page १०२/102. Confirmed via scratchpad/c19-v6-134.png. "कवेः" is Venus (kavi, the seer -- Shukra) and "शनेः" Saturn, both in the genitive governing "राशिस्थे". English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  7. 19.7 सत्यापित

    The Sun, Moon and Mars in the 7th: the kind of woman each indicates

    संस्कृत

    वन्ध्यासङ्गो मदे भानौ चन्द्रे राशिसमाः स्त्रियः । कुजे रजस्वलासङ्गो वन्ध्यासङ्गश्च कीर्त्तितः ॥ ७ ॥

    vandhyaasango made bhaanau chandre raashisamaah striyah | kuje rajasvalaasango vandhyaasangashcha keerttitah || 7 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    With the Sun in the 7th (made bhaanau), union with a barren woman (vandhyaa-sanga); with the Moon [there], the women are as many as the sign indicates (raashi-samaah striyah); with Mars (kuje), union with a woman in her courses (rajasvalaa-sanga), and union with a barren woman too, is declared (keerttitah).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    मद (सप्तम) भाव में सूर्य हो (मदे भानौ), तो वन्ध्या स्त्री से सङ्ग (वन्ध्यासङ्गो); चन्द्र हो, तो राशि के तुल्य संख्या में स्त्रियाँ (चन्द्रे राशिसमाः स्त्रियः); मङ्गल हो (कुजे), तो रजस्वला स्त्री से सङ्ग (रजस्वलासङ्गो) तथा वन्ध्या-सङ्ग भी कहा गया है (वन्ध्यासङ्गश्च कीर्त्तितः)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.19, verse 7. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.133, printed page १०२/102. Confirmed via scratchpad/c19-v78-134.png, with "रजस्वला" re-checked at 1200dpi (scratchpad/c19-v7-word-134.png) because the ला reads as ल्म at low resolution. DISCLOSURE: the last word prints "कीर्त्तितः" with the doubled त that this press uses after repha; retained as printed, as at ref 3.63, and confirmed by the zoom scratchpad/z-v7-kirtitah.png. "मद" (madа) is this text's name for the 7th house. Rendered literally and clinically, as the root text reads. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  8. 19.8 सत्यापित

    Mercury and Jupiter in the 7th: the kind of woman each indicates

    संस्कृत

    बुधे वेश्या च हीना च वणिक्-स्त्री वा प्रकीर्त्तिता । गुरौ ब्राह्मणभार्या स्याद् गर्भिणी-सङ्ग एव च ॥ ८ ॥

    budhe veshyaa cha heenaa cha vanik-stree vaa prakeerttitaa | gurau braahmanabhaaryaa syaad garbhinee-sanga eva cha || 8 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    With Mercury [in the 7th] (budhe), a courtesan (veshyaa), or a woman of low station (heenaa), or else a merchant's wife (vanik-stree) is declared. With Jupiter (gurau), the wife is of braahmana [stock] (braahmana-bhaaryaa syaat), and union with a pregnant woman as well (garbhinee-sanga eva cha).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    बुध हो (बुधे), तो वेश्या, अथवा हीन कुल की स्त्री, अथवा वणिक्-स्त्री कही गयी है (वेश्या च हीना च वणिक्-स्त्री वा प्रकीर्त्तिता)। गुरु हो (गुरौ), तो ब्राह्मण-भार्या होती है (ब्राह्मणभार्या स्याद्), तथा गर्भिणी-सङ्ग भी (गर्भिणी-सङ्ग एव च)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.19, verse 8. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.133, printed page १०२/102. Confirmed via scratchpad/c19-v78-134.png and scratchpad/c19-v8L1-134.png. "वेश्या" prints indistinctly here (the श्य reads as ल्य at low resolution) and was settled against the same word clearly printed at ref 19.12. DISCLOSURE: "प्रकीर्त्तिता" carries the same doubled त as ref 19.7, confirmed at 1200dpi via scratchpad/z-v8-prakirtita.png; retained as printed. Rendered literally and clinically, as the root text reads. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  9. 19.9 सत्यापित

    Saturn, Rahu and Ketu in the 7th; and the wife's constitution under Mars and Saturn

    संस्कृत

    हीना च पुष्पिणी वाच्या मन्दराहुफणीश्वरैः । कुजेऽस्ते सुस्तनी मन्दे दुर्बला व्याधिसंयुता ॥ ९ ॥

    heenaa cha pushpinee vaachyaa mandaraahuphaneeshvaraih | kuje.aste sustanee mande durbalaa vyaadhisamyutaa || 9 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    By Saturn, Raahu and Ketu (manda-raahu-phaneeshvaraih) a woman of low station (heenaa) and one in her courses (pushpinee) are to be declared. With Mars in the 7th (kuje aste), she is well formed of breast (sustanee); with Saturn (mande), she is frail and afflicted with disease (durbalaa vyaadhi-samyutaa).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    शनि, राहु और केतु के द्वारा (मन्दराहुफणीश्वरैः) हीन कुल की स्त्री तथा पुष्पिणी (रजस्वला) स्त्री कहनी चाहिये (हीना च पुष्पिणी वाच्या)। अस्त (सप्तम) भाव में मङ्गल हो (कुजेऽस्ते), तो स्त्री सुस्तनी होती है; शनि हो (मन्दे), तो वह दुर्बल तथा व्याधि से युक्त होती है (दुर्बला व्याधिसंयुता)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.19, verse 9. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.133, printed page १०२/102. Confirmed via scratchpad/c19-v9-134.png and scratchpad/c19-v9b-134.png. "फणीश्वर" (lord of the serpent) is Ketu; "अस्त" (the setting point) is the 7th house. Rendered literally and clinically, as the root text reads. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  10. 19.10 सत्यापित

    Jupiter and Venus in the 7th; and the start of the combination for a wife-dominated, caste-defying native

    संस्कृत

    कठिनोर्ध्वंकुचाऽऽचार्ये सिते स्थूलोत्तमस्तनी । पापे द्वादश-कामस्थे क्षीणचन्द्रस्तु पञ्चमे ॥ १० ॥

    kathinordhvamkuchaa..chaarye site sthoolottamastanee | paape dvaadasha-kaamasthe ksheenachandrastu panchame || 10 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    With Jupiter (aachaarye) [in the 7th], [the wife is] firm and high of breast (kathina-oordhvam-kuchaa); with Venus (site), full and excellent of breast (sthoola-uttama-stanee). When a malefic is placed in the 12th and in the 7th (paape dvaadasha-kaama-sthe), and the waning Moon is in the 5th (ksheena-chandrah tu panchame) --

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    आचार्य अर्थात् गुरु हो (आचार्ये), तो [स्त्री] कठिन तथा ऊर्ध्व कुचों वाली होती है (कठिनोर्ध्वंकुचा); शुक्र हो (सिते), तो स्थूल एवं उत्तम स्तनों वाली (स्थूलोत्तमस्तनी)। पापग्रह द्वादश तथा काम (सप्तम) भाव में स्थित हो (पापे द्वादश-कामस्थे), और क्षीण चन्द्र पञ्चम में हो (क्षीणचन्द्रस्तु पञ्चमे) --

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.19, verse 10. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.133, printed page १०२/102. Confirmed via scratchpad/c19-v10-134.png. The second half is a protasis whose result is given at ref 19.11. DISCLOSURE: the edition prints a double avagraha in "कुचाऽऽचार्ये" (marking the aa+aa elision of kuchaa + aachaarye); it is rendered ".." in the iast field, following this file's convention of writing a single avagraha as ".". "काम" here names the 7th house. Rendered literally and clinically, as the root text reads. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  11. 19.11 सत्यापित

    That combination completed: subject to his wife and acting against his caste; and Saturn/Mars in or ruling the 7th

    संस्कृत

    जातश्च भार्यावश्यः स्या-दिति जातिविरोधकृत् । जामित्रे मन्दभौमे तु तदीशे मन्दभूमिजे ॥ ११ ॥

    jaatashcha bhaaryaavashyah syaa-diti jaativirodhakrit | jaamitre mandabhaume tu tadeeshe mandabhoomije || 11 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    -- and the one born becomes subject to his wife (bhaaryaa-vashyah), and thus one who acts against [the custom of] his caste (jaati-virodha-krit). But when Saturn and Mars are in the 7th (jaamitre manda-bhaume), or when its lord is Saturn or Mars (tad-eeshe manda-bhoomije) --

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    -- और जातक भार्या के वश में रहने वाला होता है (जातश्च भार्यावश्यः स्याद्), इस प्रकार जाति-विरोध करने वाला (इति जातिविरोधकृत्)। किन्तु जामित्र (सप्तम) में शनि और मङ्गल हों (जामित्रे मन्दभौमे), अथवा उसका स्वामी शनि या मङ्गल हो (तदीशे मन्दभूमिजे) --

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.19, verse 11. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.133, printed page १०२/102. Confirmed via scratchpad/c19-v11-134.png. The first half completes the protasis begun at ref 19.10; the second half opens the protasis completed at ref 19.12. "जामित्र" is this text's name for the 7th house. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  12. 19.12 सत्यापित

    That combination completed: a courtesan or unfaithful wife; and Venus in a Mars navamsha or Mars sign

    संस्कृत

    वेश्या वा जारिणी वापि तस्य भार्या न संशयः । भौमांशकगते शुक्रे भौमक्षेत्र-गतेऽथवा ॥ १२ ॥

    veshyaa vaa jaarinee vaapi tasya bhaaryaa na samshayah | bhaumaamshakagate shukre bhaumakshetra-gate.athavaa || 12 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    -- his wife is a courtesan (veshyaa) or else an unfaithful woman (jaarinee), there is no doubt of it. When Venus is placed in a navaamsha of Mars (bhauma-amshaka-gate shukre), or else placed in a sign of Mars (bhauma-kshetra-gate athavaa) --

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    -- उसकी भार्या वेश्या अथवा जारिणी होती है, इसमें संशय नहीं (तस्य भार्या न संशयः)। शुक्र भौम के अंशक में स्थित हो (भौमांशकगते शुक्रे), अथवा भौम के क्षेत्र में स्थित हो (भौमक्षेत्र-गतेऽथवा) --

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.19, verse 12. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.133, printed page १०२/102. Confirmed via scratchpad/c19-v12-134.png, which also carries the clearest printing of "वेश्या" on the page and settles the same word at ref 19.8. Rendered literally and clinically, as the root text reads. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  13. 19.13 सत्यापित

    That combination completed; and Venus in a Saturn navamsha or Saturn sign

    संस्कृत

    भौमयुक्तेऽथवा दृष्टे भगचुम्बनभाग् भवेत् । मन्दांशकगते शुक्रे मन्द-क्षेत्र-गतेऽपि च ॥ १३ ॥

    bhaumayukte.athavaa drishte bhagachumbanabhaag bhavet | mandaamshakagate shukre manda-kshetra-gate.api cha || 13 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    -- or joined with Mars, or else aspected [by it], he becomes one given to oral contact with the female organ (bhaga-chumbana-bhaak). When Venus is placed in a navaamsha of Saturn (manda-amshaka-gate shukre), and likewise placed in a sign of Saturn (manda-kshetra-gate api cha) --

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    -- अथवा भौम से युक्त हो या दृष्ट हो (भौमयुक्तेऽथवा दृष्टे), तो जातक भगचुम्बन का भागी होता है (भगचुम्बनभाग् भवेत्)। शुक्र मन्द (शनि) के अंशक में स्थित हो (मन्दांशकगते शुक्रे), तथा मन्द के क्षेत्र में भी स्थित हो (मन्द-क्षेत्र-गतेऽपि च) --

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.19, verse 13. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.133, printed page १०२/102. Confirmed via scratchpad/c19-v13-134.png. The first half completes the protasis begun at ref 19.12; the second half opens the one completed at ref 19.14. Rendered literally and clinically, as the root text reads. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  14. 19.14 सत्यापित

    That combination completed; and a strong, exalted 7th lord joined with benefics

    संस्कृत

    मन्दयुक्ते च दृष्टे च शिश्न-चुम्बनसत्परः । दारेशे स्वोच्च-राशिस्थे घने शुभसमन्विते ॥ १४ ॥

    mandayukte cha drishte cha shishna-chumbanasatparah | daareshe svochcha-raashisthe ghane shubhasamanvite || 14 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    -- and joined with Saturn and aspected [by it], he is given to oral contact with the male organ (shishna-chumbana-tatparah). When the lord of the wife (daaresha, the 7th lord) is placed in its own exaltation sign, firm [in strength] (ghane) and joined with benefics (shubha-samanvite) --

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    -- और मन्द (शनि) से युक्त तथा दृष्ट हो (मन्दयुक्ते च दृष्टे च), तो जातक शिश्न-चुम्बन में तत्पर होता है (शिश्न-चुम्बनसत्परः)। दारेश (सप्तमेश) अपनी उच्च राशि में स्थित हो (दारेशे स्वोच्च-राशिस्थे), घन अर्थात् दृढ़ बल वाला हो (घने) और शुभ ग्रहों से समन्वित हो (शुभसमन्विते) --

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.19, verse 14. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.133, printed page १०२/102. Confirmed via scratchpad/c19-v14-134.png. TWO PRINTED READINGS RETAINED AS PRINTED, both settled at 1200dpi rather than corrected silently: (1) the edition prints "सत्परः" where the idiom is "तत्परः" (the स is unambiguous in scratchpad/z-v14-satparah2.png); the translation renders the evident sense "tatparah", devoted to. (2) the word before "शुभसमन्विते" prints with a closed bottom-left loop, i.e. "घने" and not "धने" (scratchpad/z-v14-ghane.png); "ghana" in the sense firm/compact/strong reads coherently with "दारेशे", so no emendation is made -- but a reader should know that "धने" (the 2nd house joined with benefics) is the alternative that the surrounding grammar would equally allow. The घ reading is now settled against a control from the same fount: ref 19.28 prints "धनेशे" with the open-hooked ध, and set beside it (scratchpad/z-dha-vs-gha.png) this verse's letter is plainly the closed-loop घ. The second half is a protasis whose result is given at ref 19.15. Rendered literally and clinically, as the root text reads. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  15. 19.15 सत्यापित

    A strong lagna lord in the 7th gives a wife blessed with sons and grandsons and rich in virtues

    संस्कृत

    लग्नेशे बलसंयुक्ते कलत्रस्थानगे सति । पुत्रपौत्रादि-संयुक्ता गुणाढ्या तस्य गेहिनी ॥ १५ ॥

    lagneshe balasamyukte kalatrasthaanage sati | putrapautraadi-samyuktaa gunaadhyaa tasya gehinee || 15 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lord of the lagna, endowed with strength (bala-samyukte), is placed in the house of the wife (kalatra-sthaana-ge sati), his housewife (gehinee) is blessed with sons and grandsons and the rest (putra-pautra-aadi-samyuktaa), and rich in virtues (gunaadhyaa).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    लग्नेश बल से युक्त हो (लग्नेशे बलसंयुक्ते) और कलत्र-स्थान (सप्तम भाव) में स्थित हो (कलत्रस्थानगे सति), तो उसकी गृहिणी पुत्र-पौत्र आदि से युक्त (पुत्रपौत्रादि-संयुक्ता) तथा गुणों से समृद्ध होती है (गुणाढ्या तस्य गेहिनी)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.19, verse 15. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.133, printed page १०२/102. Confirmed via scratchpad/c19-v15-134.png, with the second line re-read at higher magnification (scratchpad/z-v15-l2a.png, scratchpad/z-v15-l2b.png) because the u-matras of "पुत्र" and "संयुक्ता" fall at the very foot of the line. This verse's result also serves as the apodosis of the protasis left open at ref 19.14. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  16. 19.16 सत्यापित

    A 7th lord in an enemy or debilitation sign, combust, or afflicted by malefics: declare loss of the wife

    संस्कृत

    जायेशे रिपुनीचस्थे मूढे वा पापवीक्षिते । पापेक्षितयुते वाऽस्ते जायाहानिं विनिर्दिशेत् ॥ १६ ॥

    jaayeshe ripuneechasthe moodhe vaa paapaveekshite | paapekshitayute vaa.aste jaayaahaanim vinirdishet || 16 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lord of the 7th (jaayesha) is placed in an enemy's sign or in debilitation (ripu-neecha-sthe), or is combust (moodhe), or is aspected by malefics (paapa-veekshite); or when the 7th house itself (aste) is aspected by and joined with malefics (paapa-ekshita-yute), one should declare the loss of the wife (jaayaa-haanim vinirdishet).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जायेश (सप्तमेश) शत्रु अथवा नीच राशि में स्थित हो (रिपुनीचस्थे), अथवा मूढ (अस्तंगत) हो (मूढे), अथवा पापग्रहों से दृष्ट हो (पापवीक्षिते); अथवा अस्त (सप्तम) भाव पापग्रहों से दृष्ट एवं युक्त हो (पापेक्षितयुते वाऽस्ते), तो जाया-हानि कहनी चाहिये (जायाहानिं विनिर्दिशेत्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.19, verse 16. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.133, printed page १०२/102. Confirmed via scratchpad/c19-v16-134.png, second line re-read at scratchpad/z-v16-l2a.png and scratchpad/z-v16-l2b.png. "मूढ" (bewildered, obscured) is the text's word for a combust planet. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  17. 19.17 सत्यापित

    A weak 7th lord in the 6th, 8th or 12th, or debilitated: declare destruction of the wife

    संस्कृत

    षष्ठेऽष्टमे व्यये वापि मदेशो दुर्बलो यदि । नीचराशिगतः किंवा दारनाशं विनिर्दिशेत् ॥ १७ ॥

    shashthe.ashtame vyaye vaapi madesho durbalo yadi | neecharaashigatah kimvaa daaranaasham vinirdishet || 17 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If the lord of the 7th (madesha) is weak (durbalo) in the 6th, the 8th or else the 12th, or if it is placed in its sign of debilitation (neecha-raashi-gatah kim vaa), one should declare the destruction of the wife (daara-naasham vinirdishet).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    यदि मदेश (सप्तमेश) षष्ठ, अष्टम अथवा व्यय भाव में दुर्बल हो (षष्ठेऽष्टमे व्यये वापि मदेशो दुर्बलो यदि), अथवा नीच राशि में स्थित हो (नीचराशिगतः किंवा), तो दार-नाश कहना चाहिये (दारनाशं विनिर्दिशेत्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.19, verse 17. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.133, printed page १०२/102. Confirmed via scratchpad/c19-v17-134.png, second line re-read at scratchpad/z-v17-l2a.png and scratchpad/z-v17-l2b.png. NOTE ON THE प/ष PATTERN: here "षष्ठे" prints correctly with ष, where ref 19.2 and several Chapter 18 refs print प for the first ष. That confirms the substitution is inconsistent typesetting in this edition rather than a systematic orthography, which is why each occurrence is transcribed exactly as it stands on its own page. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  18. 19.18 सत्यापित

    The Moon in the 7th, its lord in the 12th and a weak karaka: no happiness from the wife

    संस्कृत

    कलत्र-स्थानगे चन्द्रे तदीशे व्ययराशिगे । कारको बलहीनश्च दारसौख्यं न विद्यते ॥ १८ ॥

    kalatra-sthaanage chandre tadeeshe vyayaraashige | kaarako balaheenashcha daarasaukhyam na vidyate || 18 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the Moon is placed in the house of the wife (kalatra-sthaana-ge chandre), its lord is placed in the sign of the 12th (tad-eeshe vyaya-raashi-ge), and the significator [of the wife] is devoid of strength (kaarako balaheenah cha), happiness from the wife is not to be found (daara-saukhyam na vidyate).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    चन्द्रमा कलत्र-स्थान (सप्तम भाव) में स्थित हो (कलत्र-स्थानगे चन्द्रे), उसका स्वामी व्यय-राशि में हो (तदीशे व्ययराशिगे), और [स्त्री-] कारक ग्रह बलहीन हो (कारको बलहीनश्च), तो दार-सौख्य नहीं होता (दारसौख्यं न विद्यते)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.19, verse 18. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.134, printed page १०३/103. Confirmed via scratchpad/q18-135.png (600dpi). The edition's own Hindi prose gloss that follows -- which closes with the range mark "॥ ७-१८ ॥", showing it summarises verses 7 to 18 together -- reads this verse the same way; that gloss is the modern editor's and is used here only as corroborating context, not transcribed. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  19. 19.19 सत्यापित

    A debilitated or malefic-placed 7th lord with a malefic, and a neuter planet in the 7th: two wives

    संस्कृत

    नीचे पापर्क्षगे वापि सपापे च कलत्रपे । क्लीबग्रहे सप्तमस्थे द्विभार्यो जायते नरः ॥ १९ ॥

    neeche paaparkshage vaapi sapaape cha kalatrape | kleebagrahe saptamasthe dvibhaaryo jaayate narah || 19 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lord of the 7th (kalatrapa) is in debilitation (neeche), or else placed in a malefic's sign (paapa-riksha-ge), and is together with a malefic (sa-paape); and a neuter planet (kleeba-graha) is placed in the 7th, the man is born having two wives (dvi-bhaaryo jaayate narah).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    कलत्रप (सप्तमेश) नीच राशि में हो (नीचे), अथवा पाप-ऋक्ष में स्थित हो (पापर्क्षगे वापि), और पापग्रह के साथ हो (सपापे च); तथा क्लीब ग्रह सप्तम भाव में स्थित हो (क्लीबग्रहे सप्तमस्थे), तो मनुष्य द्विभार्य होता है (द्विभार्यो जायते नरः)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.19, verse 19. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.134, printed page १०३/103. Confirmed via scratchpad/q19-21-135.png (600dpi). This verse stands under the editor's own printed subheading "द्विभार्यादिपत्नीयोग--" (the yogas for two wives and so on); that subheading is the modern editor's and is named here rather than transcribed as root text. The editor's Hindi gloss below identifies the "क्लीबग्रह" (neuter planets) of this verse as Mercury and Saturn -- again corroborating context only. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  20. 19.20 सत्यापित

    Mars, Venus and Saturn in the 7th with the lagna lord in the 8th sign: three wives

    संस्कृत

    कलत्रस्थानगे भौमे शुक्रे जामित्रगे शनौ । लग्नेशे रन्ध्रराशिस्थे कलत्रत्रयवान् भवेत् ॥ २० ॥

    kalatrasthaanage bhaume shukre jaamitrage shanau | lagneshe randhraraashisthe kalatratrayavaan bhavet || 20 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When Mars is placed in the house of the wife (kalatra-sthaana-ge bhaume), and Venus and Saturn are in the 7th (shukre jaamitra-ge shanau), and the lord of the lagna is placed in the sign of the 8th (lagneshe randhra-raashi-sthe), he becomes possessed of three wives (kalatra-traya-vaan bhavet).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    भौम कलत्र-स्थान में स्थित हो (कलत्रस्थानगे भौमे), शुक्र तथा शनि जामित्र (सप्तम) में हों (शुक्रे जामित्रगे शनौ), और लग्नेश रन्ध्र (अष्टम) राशि में स्थित हो (लग्नेशे रन्ध्रराशिस्थे), तो जातक कलत्र-त्रयवान् अर्थात् तीन स्त्रियों वाला होता है (कलत्रत्रयवान् भवेत्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.19, verse 20. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.134, printed page १०३/103. Confirmed via scratchpad/q19-21-135.png (600dpi). "कलत्रस्थान", "जामित्र" and "रन्ध्र" are this text's names for the 7th, the 7th and the 8th respectively; the verse uses two different names for the 7th in a single line. The editor's Hindi gloss below reads the line the same way (all three of Mars, Venus and Saturn in the 7th). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  21. 19.21 सत्यापित

    Venus in a dual sign, that sign's lord exalted, and a strong 7th lord: many wives

    संस्कृत

    द्विस्वभावगते शुक्रे स्वोच्चे तद्राशिनायके । दारेशे बलसंयुक्ते बहुदार-समन्वितः ॥ २१ ॥

    dvisvabhaavagate shukre svochche tadraashinaayake | daareshe balasamyukte bahudaara-samanvitah || 21 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When Venus is placed in a dual sign (dvi-svabhaava-gate shukre), the lord of that sign is in its own exaltation (svochche tad-raashi-naayake), and the lord of the 7th is endowed with strength (daaresha bala-samyukte), [the native] is possessed of many wives (bahu-daara-samanvitah).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    शुक्र द्विस्वभाव राशि में स्थित हो (द्विस्वभावगते शुक्रे), उस राशि का स्वामी अपने उच्च में हो (स्वोच्चे तद्राशिनायके), और दारेश (सप्तमेश) बल से युक्त हो (दारेशे बलसंयुक्ते), तो जातक बहु-दार से समन्वित अर्थात् अनेक स्त्रियों वाला होता है (बहुदार-समन्वितः)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.19, verse 21. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.134, printed page १०३/103. Confirmed via scratchpad/q19-21-135.png (600dpi). The editor's Hindi gloss on this verse runs over onto the following page and is not transcribed. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  22. 19.22 सत्यापित

    The time of marriage: a well-placed 7th lord with Venus exalted or in his own sign gives marriage in the 5th or 9th year

    संस्कृत

    दारेशे शुभराशिस्थे स्वोच्चस्वर्क्षंगते भृगौ । पञ्चमे नवमेऽब्दे तु विवाहः प्रायशो भवेत् ॥ २२ ॥

    daareshe shubharaashisthe svochchasvarkshamgate bhrigau | panchame navame.abde tu vivaahah praayasho bhavet || 22 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lord of the 7th (daaresha) is placed in a benefic's sign (shubha-raashi-sthe), and Venus (bhrigu) has gone to his own exaltation or his own sign (svochcha-svarksha-gate), marriage generally takes place in the 5th or the 9th year (panchame navame abde tu vivaahah praayasho bhavet).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    दारेश (सप्तमेश) शुभ राशि में स्थित हो (दारेशे शुभराशिस्थे), और भृगु अर्थात् शुक्र अपने उच्च अथवा अपनी राशि में गया हो (स्वोच्चस्वर्क्षंगते भृगौ), तो प्रायः पञ्चम अथवा नवम वर्ष में विवाह होता है (पञ्चमे नवमेऽब्दे तु विवाहः प्रायशो भवेत्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.19, verse 22. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.135, printed page १०४/104. Confirmed via scratchpad/r22-136.png (600dpi). Stands under the editor's printed Hindi subheading "विवाह का समय--" (the time of marriage), which is the modern editor's and is named, not transcribed. DISCLOSURE: the compound prints "स्वर्क्षंगते" with an anusvara before the ग where "स्वर्क्षगते" is expected; retained as printed. The editor's Hindi gloss below reads the verse the same way ("पञ्चम या नवम वर्ष में बहुधा विवाह होता है") and is used only as corroborating context. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  23. 19.23 सत्यापित

    The Sun in the 7th with its lord joined to Venus: marriage in the 7th or 11th year

    संस्कृत

    दारस्थानं गते सूर्ये तदीशे भृगुसंयुते । सप्तमैकादशे वर्षे विवाहः प्रायशो भवेत् ॥ २३ ॥

    daarasthaanam gate soorye tadeeshe bhrigusamyute | saptamaikaadashe varshe vivaahah praayasho bhavet || 23 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the Sun has gone to the house of the wife (daara-sthaanam gate soorye), and its lord is joined with Venus (tad-eeshe bhrigu-samyute), marriage generally takes place in the 7th or the 11th year (saptama-ekaadashe varshe).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    सूर्य दार-स्थान (सप्तम भाव) में गया हो (दारस्थानं गते सूर्ये), और उसका स्वामी भृगु अर्थात् शुक्र से युक्त हो (तदीशे भृगुसंयुते), तो प्रायः सप्तम अथवा एकादश वर्ष में विवाह होता है (सप्तमैकादशे वर्षे विवाहः प्रायशो भवेत्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.19, verse 23. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.135, printed page १०४/104. Confirmed via scratchpad/r23-136.png (600dpi). Stands under the editor's printed Hindi subheading "विवाह का समय--" (the time of marriage), which is the modern editor's and is named, not transcribed. DISCLOSURE: "दारस्थानं" prints with the anusvara before "गते" where the locative construction of the surrounding lines would give "दारस्थाने"; retained as printed. The editor's gloss reads it as the Sun in the 7th. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  24. 19.24 सत्यापित

    Venus in the 2nd with the 7th lord in the 11th sign: marriage in the 10th or 16th year

    संस्कृत

    कुटुम्ब-स्थानगे शुक्रे दारेशे लाभराशिगे । दशमे षोडशाब्दे च विवाहः प्रायशो भवेत् ॥ २४ ॥

    kutumba-sthaanage shukre daareshe laabharaashige | dashame shodashaabde cha vivaahah praayasho bhavet || 24 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When Venus is placed in the house of the family (kutumba-sthaana, the 2nd), and the lord of the 7th is in the sign of the 11th (laabha-raashi-ge), marriage generally takes place in the 10th or the 16th year (dashame shodasha-abde cha).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    शुक्र कुटुम्ब-स्थान (द्वितीय भाव) में स्थित हो (कुटुम्ब-स्थानगे शुक्रे), और दारेश लाभ-राशि (एकादश) में हो (दारेशे लाभराशिगे), तो प्रायः दशम अथवा षोडश वर्ष में विवाह होता है (दशमे षोडशाब्दे च विवाहः प्रायशो भवेत्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.19, verse 24. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.135, printed page १०४/104. Confirmed via scratchpad/r24-136.png (600dpi). Stands under the editor's printed Hindi subheading "विवाह का समय--" (the time of marriage), which is the modern editor's and is named, not transcribed. "कुटुम्ब" (the family) is this text's name for the 2nd house and "लाभ" (gain) for the 11th. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  25. 19.25 सत्यापित

    Venus in a kendra with the lagna lord in a sign of Saturn: marriage in the 11th year

    संस्कृत

    लग्नकेन्द्रगते शुक्रे लग्नेशे मन्द-राशिगे । वत्सरैकादशे प्राप्ते विवाहं लभते नरः ॥ २५ ॥

    lagnakendragate shukre lagneshe manda-raashige | vatsaraikaadashe praapte vivaaham labhate narah || 25 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When Venus is placed in a kendra reckoned from the lagna (lagna-kendra-gate shukre), and the lord of the lagna is in a sign of Saturn (manda-raashi-ge), the man obtains marriage when the 11th year is reached (vatsara-ekaadashe praapte).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    शुक्र लग्न से केन्द्र में स्थित हो (लग्नकेन्द्रगते शुक्रे), और लग्नेश मन्द अर्थात् शनि की राशि में हो (लग्नेशे मन्द-राशिगे), तो ग्यारहवाँ वर्ष प्राप्त होने पर मनुष्य विवाह पाता है (वत्सरैकादशे प्राप्ते विवाहं लभते नरः)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.19, verse 25. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.135, printed page १०४/104. Confirmed via scratchpad/r25-136.png (600dpi). Stands under the editor's printed Hindi subheading "विवाह का समय--" (the time of marriage), which is the modern editor's and is named, not transcribed. The editor's gloss names the two Saturn signs explicitly as Makara and Kumbha -- corroborating context only. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  26. 19.26 सत्यापित

    Venus in a kendra with Saturn in the 7th from Venus: marriage in the 12th or 19th year

    संस्कृत

    लग्नात् केन्द्रगते शुक्रे तस्मात् कामगते शनौ । द्वादशैकोनविंशे च विवाहः प्रायशो भवेत् ॥ २६ ॥

    lagnaat kendragate shukre tasmaat kaamagate shanau | dvaadashaikonavimshe cha vivaahah praayasho bhavet || 26 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When Venus is placed in a kendra from the lagna (lagnaat kendra-gate shukre), and Saturn has gone to the 7th from Venus (tasmaat kaama-gate shanau), marriage generally takes place in the 12th or the 19th [year] (dvaadasha-ekonavimshe cha).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    शुक्र लग्न से केन्द्र में स्थित हो (लग्नात् केन्द्रगते शुक्रे), और शनि उससे (शुक्र से) काम अर्थात् सप्तम में गया हो (तस्मात् कामगते शनौ), तो प्रायः द्वादश अथवा उन्नीसवें वर्ष में विवाह होता है (द्वादशैकोनविंशे च विवाहः प्रायशो भवेत्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.19, verse 26. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.135, printed page १०४/104. Confirmed via scratchpad/r26-136.png (600dpi). Stands under the editor's printed Hindi subheading "विवाह का समय--" (the time of marriage), which is the modern editor's and is named, not transcribed. "काम" (desire) is this text's name for the 7th house; "तस्मात्" refers back to Venus, as the editor's gloss also reads it. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  27. 19.27 सत्यापित

    Venus in the 7th from the Moon and Saturn in the 7th from Venus: marriage in the 18th year

    संस्कृत

    चन्द्राज्जामित्रगे शुक्रे शुक्राज्जामित्रगे शनौ । वत्सरेऽष्टादशे प्राप्ते विवाहं लभते नरः ॥ २७ ॥

    chandraajjaamitrage shukre shukraajjaamitrage shanau | vatsare.ashtaadashe praapte vivaaham labhate narah || 27 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When Venus is in the 7th from the Moon (chandraat jaamitra-ge shukre), and Saturn is in the 7th from Venus (shukraat jaamitra-ge shanau), the man obtains marriage when the 18th year is reached (vatsare ashtaadashe praapte).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    शुक्र चन्द्रमा से जामित्र (सप्तम) में स्थित हो (चन्द्राज्जामित्रगे शुक्रे), और शनि शुक्र से जामित्र में स्थित हो (शुक्राज्जामित्रगे शनौ), तो अठारहवाँ वर्ष प्राप्त होने पर मनुष्य विवाह पाता है (वत्सरेऽष्टादशे प्राप्ते विवाहं लभते नरः)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.19, verse 27. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.135, printed page १०४/104. Confirmed via scratchpad/r27-136.png (600dpi). Stands under the editor's printed Hindi subheading "विवाह का समय--" (the time of marriage), which is the modern editor's and is named, not transcribed. An ink blot in the scan sits over the middle of "वत्सरेऽष्टादशे" in the second line; the surviving letter-tops read अष्टादशे, and the editor's gloss below independently gives the year as the 18th. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  28. 19.28 सत्यापित

    The 2nd lord in the 11th sign and the lagna lord in the 10th sign: marriage in the 15th year

    संस्कृत

    धनेशे लाभराशिस्थे लग्नेशे कर्मराशिगे । अब्दे पञ्चदशे प्राप्ते विवाहं लभते नरः ॥ २८ ॥

    dhaneshe laabharaashisthe lagneshe karmaraashige | abde panchadashe praapte vivaaham labhate narah || 28 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lord of the 2nd (dhanesha) is placed in the sign of the 11th, and the lord of the lagna is in the sign of the 10th (karma-raashi-ge), the man obtains marriage when the 15th year is reached (abde panchadashe praapte).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    धनेश लाभ-राशि (एकादश) में स्थित हो (धनेशे लाभराशिस्थे), और लग्नेश कर्म-राशि (दशम) में हो (लग्नेशे कर्मराशिगे), तो पन्द्रहवाँ वर्ष प्राप्त होने पर मनुष्य विवाह पाता है (अब्दे पञ्चदशे प्राप्ते विवाहं लभते नरः)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.19, verse 28. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.135, printed page १०४/104. Confirmed via scratchpad/r28-136.png (600dpi). Stands under the editor's printed Hindi subheading "विवाह का समय--" (the time of marriage), which is the modern editor's and is named, not transcribed. "कर्म" (action) is this text's name for the 10th house. This verse also supplies the type specimen used to settle the घ/ध question at ref 19.14: its "धनेशे" set beside that verse's "घने" (scratchpad/z-dha-vs-gha.png) shows the two letters are cut quite differently in this fount. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  29. 19.29 सत्यापित

    The 2nd and 11th lords in each other's signs: marriage in the 13th year

    संस्कृत

    धनेशे लाभ-राशिस्थे लाभेशे धनराशिगे । अब्दे त्रयोदशे प्राप्ते विवाहं लभते नरः ॥ २९ ॥

    dhaneshe laabha-raashisthe laabheshe dhanaraashige | abde trayodashe praapte vivaaham labhate narah || 29 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lord of the 2nd is placed in the sign of the 11th, and the lord of the 11th is in the sign of the 2nd (an exchange between them), the man obtains marriage when the 13th year is reached (abde trayodashe praapte).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    धनेश लाभ-राशि में स्थित हो (धनेशे लाभ-राशिस्थे), और लाभेश धन-राशि में हो (लाभेशे धनराशिगे) -- अर्थात् दोनों में परिवर्तन हो --, तो तेरहवाँ वर्ष प्राप्त होने पर मनुष्य विवाह पाता है (अब्दे त्रयोदशे प्राप्ते विवाहं लभते नरः)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.19, verse 29. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.135, printed page १०४/104. Confirmed via scratchpad/r29-136.png (600dpi). Stands under the editor's printed Hindi subheading "विवाह का समय--" (the time of marriage), which is the modern editor's and is named, not transcribed. The two halves describe a mutual exchange (parivartana) of the 2nd and 11th lords; the editor's gloss on the following printed page reads it the same way. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  30. 19.30 सत्यापित

    Venus in the 7th from the 8th with the 8th lord joined to Mars: marriage in the 22nd or 27th year

    संस्कृत

    रन्ध्राज्जामित्रगे शुक्रे तदीशे भौमसंयुते । द्वाविंशे सप्तविंशेऽब्दे विवाहं लभते नरः ॥ ३० ॥

    randhraajjaamitrage shukre tadeeshe bhaumasamyute | dvaavimshe saptavimshe.abde vivaaham labhate narah || 30 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When Venus is in the 7th from the 8th (randhraat jaamitra-ge shukre -- that is, in the 2nd), and the lord of the 8th is joined with Mars (tad-eeshe bhauma-samyute), the man obtains marriage in the 22nd or the 27th year (dvaavimshe saptavimshe abde).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    शुक्र रन्ध्र (अष्टम) से जामित्र (सप्तम) में स्थित हो (रन्ध्राज्जामित्रगे शुक्रे) -- अर्थात् द्वितीय भाव में --, और उसका स्वामी (अष्टमेश) भौम से युक्त हो (तदीशे भौमसंयुते), तो बाईसवें अथवा सत्ताईसवें वर्ष में मनुष्य विवाह पाता है (द्वाविंशे सप्तविंशेऽब्दे विवाहं लभते नरः)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.19, verse 30. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.135, printed page १०४/104. First line confirmed via scratchpad/r30-136.png (600dpi). DISCLOSURE ON THE SECOND LINE: the archive scan's CC-0 provenance watermark ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji) . Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri") is printed straight across it, and only the letter-tops survive (scratchpad/z30-l2a.png, scratchpad/z30-l2b.png). Those tops read द्वाविंशे सप्तविंशेऽब्दे, and the reading is independently corroborated by the editor's own Hindi gloss on the next printed page (१०५), which gives this combination's result as "२२ या २७ वें वर्ष में विवाह" -- the 22nd or 27th year. The line is therefore transcribed with that reading rather than left pending, and the basis is recorded here. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  31. 19.31 सत्यापित

    The lagna lord in the 7th lord's navamsha with the 7th lord in the 12th: marriage in the 23rd or 26th year

    संस्कृत

    दारांशकगते लग्न-नाथे दारेश्वरे व्यये । त्रयोविंशे च पड्विंशे विवाहं लभते नरः ॥ ३१ ॥

    daaraamshakagate lagna-naathe daareshvare vyaye | trayovimshe cha padvimshe vivaaham labhate narah || 31 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lord of the lagna has gone into the amshaka (the navamsha) of the 7th lord (daara-amshaka-gate lagna-naathe), and the lord of the wife is in the 12th (daareshvare vyaye), the man obtains marriage in the 23rd or the 26th (trayovimshe cha shadvimshe).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    लग्न-नाथ दारांशक अर्थात् सप्तमेश के नवांश में गया हो (दारांशकगते लग्न-नाथे), और दारेश्वर व्यय भाव में हो (दारेश्वरे व्यये), तो तेईसवें अथवा छब्बीसवें वर्ष में मनुष्य विवाह पाता है (त्रयोविंशे च षड्विंशे विवाहं लभते नरः)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.19, verse 31. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.136, printed page १०५/105. Confirmed via scratchpad/c19-p105-top.png (600dpi) with scratchpad/z31-daramshaka.png and scratchpad/z31b.png. DISCLOSURE (प/ष pattern): "षड्विंशे" prints with प in place of the ष ("पड्विंशे"), the same recurring-but-inconsistent typesetting substitution documented at refs 18.9, 18.15, 18.21, 18.23, 18.28, 19.2 and 19.40; retained as printed in sanskrit/iast while the standard form is used in translation/translationHi per established practice. The editor's gloss reads the years as 23 and 26, and reads "दारांशक" as the 7th lord's navamsha. Closes the marriage-timing run begun at ref 19.22 under the editor's printed Hindi subheading "विवाह का समय--" (the time of marriage). The editor's Hindi gloss lower on this page covers verses 29-34 together (it closes "॥ २९-३४ ॥") and is read only as corroborating context, never transcribed as BPHS. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  32. 19.32 सत्यापित

    The 8th lord in the 7th sign and the lagna's navamsha joined with Venus: marriage in the 25th or 33rd year

    संस्कृत

    रन्ध्रेशे दार-राशिस्थे लग्नांशे भृगुसंयुते । पञ्चविंशे त्रयस्त्रिंशे विवाहं लभते नरः ॥ ३२ ॥

    randhreshe daara-raashisthe lagnaamshe bhrigusamyute | panchavimshe trayastrimshe vivaaham labhate narah || 32 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lord of the 8th (randhresha) is placed in the sign of the wife (daara-raashi-sthe), and the navamsha of the lagna is joined with Venus (lagnaamshe bhrigu-samyute), the man obtains marriage in the 25th or the 33rd (panchavimshe trayastrimshe).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    रन्ध्रेश (अष्टमेश) दार-राशि (सप्तम) में स्थित हो (रन्ध्रेशे दार-राशिस्थे), और लग्न का अंश (नवांश) भृगु अर्थात् शुक्र से संयुक्त हो (लग्नांशे भृगुसंयुते), तो पच्चीसवें अथवा तैंतीसवें वर्ष में मनुष्य विवाह पाता है (पञ्चविंशे त्रयस्त्रिंशे विवाहं लभते नरः)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.19, verse 32. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.136, printed page १०५/105. Confirmed via scratchpad/c19-p105-top.png with scratchpad/z32b.png and scratchpad/z32-trayas.png (the dense "स्त्रिं" conjunct of त्रयस्त्रिंशे checked at 6x). The editor's gloss gives the same two years, 25 and 33. Closes the marriage-timing run begun at ref 19.22 under the editor's printed Hindi subheading "विवाह का समय--" (the time of marriage). The editor's Hindi gloss lower on this page covers verses 29-34 together (it closes "॥ २९-३४ ॥") and is read only as corroborating context, never transcribed as BPHS. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  33. 19.33 सत्यापित

    Venus in the 9th from the 9th with Rahu in either of the two: marriage between the 31st and 33rd year

    संस्कृत

    भाग्याद् भाग्यगते शुक्रे तद्द्वये राहुसंयुते । एकत्रिंशात् त्रयस्त्रिंशे दारलाभं विनिर्दिशेत् ॥ ३३ ॥

    bhaagyaad bhaagyagate shukre taddvaye raahusamyute | ekatrimshaat trayastrimshe daaralaabham vinirdishet || 33 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When Venus has gone to the 9th from the 9th (bhaagyaad bhaagya-gate shukre), and Rahu is joined in the pair of those two [houses] (tad-dvaye raahu-samyute), one should declare the gaining of a wife (daara-laabham vinirdishet) from the 31st to the 33rd (ekatrimshaat trayastrimshe).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    शुक्र भाग्य से भाग्य में गया हो (भाग्याद् भाग्यगते शुक्रे), और उन दोनों में राहु संयुक्त हो (तद्द्वये राहुसंयुते), तो इकतीसवें से तैंतीसवें वर्ष के बीच दार-लाभ कहना चाहिये (एकत्रिंशात् त्रयस्त्रिंशे दारलाभं विनिर्दिशेत्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.19, verse 33. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.136, printed page १०५/105. Confirmed via scratchpad/c19-p105-top.png with scratchpad/z33b.png and scratchpad/z33-dvaye.png. "तद्द्वये" (in the pair of those) is read as the printed द्व conjunct, and the editor's gloss confirms the sense -- it glosses the clause as Rahu in either one of the two houses just named ("उन दोनों में से किसी एक में"), and gives the span as the 31st to the 33rd year. Closes the marriage-timing run begun at ref 19.22 under the editor's printed Hindi subheading "विवाह का समय--" (the time of marriage). The editor's Hindi gloss lower on this page covers verses 29-34 together (it closes "॥ २९-३४ ॥") and is read only as corroborating context, never transcribed as BPHS. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  34. 19.34 सत्यापित

    Venus in the 3rd with the 7th lord in the 7th from Venus: marriage in the 30th or 27th year

    संस्कृत

    भाग्याज्जामित्रगे शुक्रे तद्द्यूने दारनायके । त्रिंशेऽथवा सप्तविंशे वर्षे पाणिग्रहो भवेत् ॥ ३४ ॥

    bhaagyaajjaamitrage shukre taddyoone daaranaayake | trimshe.athavaa saptavimshe varshe paanigraho bhavet || 34 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When Venus is in the 7th from the 9th (bhaagyaat jaamitra-ge shukre -- that is, in the 3rd), and the lord of the wife is in the 7th from that (tad-dyoone daara-naayake -- that is, in the 9th), the taking of the hand (paanigraha, marriage) takes place in the 30th or else in the 27th year.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    शुक्र भाग्य से जामित्र (सप्तम) में स्थित हो (भाग्याज्जामित्रगे शुक्रे) -- अर्थात् तृतीय भाव में --, और दारनायक (सप्तमेश) उससे द्यून (सप्तम) में हो (तद्द्यूने दारनायके) -- अर्थात् भाग्य भाव में --, तो तीसवें अथवा सत्ताईसवें वर्ष में पाणिग्रह होता है (त्रिंशेऽथवा सप्तविंशे वर्षे पाणिग्रहो भवेत्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.19, verse 34. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.136, printed page १०५/105. Confirmed via scratchpad/c19-p105-top.png, scratchpad/z34a.png and scratchpad/z34-dyune.png. The compound "तद्द्यूने" is तत् + द्यूने, द्यून being this text's Greek-derived name for the 7th house; the editor's gloss settles it by resolving the two clauses as Venus in the 3rd (the 7th from the 9th) and the 7th lord in the 9th (the 7th from Venus), and gives the years as 30 and 27. "जामित्र" and "द्यून" are used for the same house in a single verse. Closes the marriage-timing run begun at ref 19.22 under the editor's printed Hindi subheading "विवाह का समय--" (the time of marriage). The editor's Hindi gloss lower on this page covers verses 29-34 together (it closes "॥ २९-३४ ॥") and is read only as corroborating context, never transcribed as BPHS. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  35. 19.35 सत्यापित

    The time of the wife's death: a debilitated 7th lord with Venus in the 8th or 6th destroys the wife in the 18th or 33rd year

    संस्कृत

    दारेशे नीच-राशिस्थे शुक्रे रन्ध्रारिसंयुते । अष्टादशे त्रयस्त्रिंशे वत्सरे दारनाशनम् ॥ ३५ ॥

    daareshe neecha-raashisthe shukre randhraarisamyute | ashtaadashe trayastrimshe vatsare daaranaashanam || 35 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lord of the 7th is placed in a sign of debilitation (neecha-raashi-sthe), and Venus is joined to the 8th or the 6th (randhra-ari-samyute), the destruction of the wife (daara-naashanam) comes in the 18th or the 33rd year (ashtaadashe trayastrimshe vatsare).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    दारेश (सप्तमेश) नीच-राशि में स्थित हो (दारेशे नीच-राशिस्थे), और शुक्र रन्ध्र (अष्टम) अथवा अरि (षष्ठ) से संयुक्त हो (शुक्रे रन्ध्रारिसंयुते), तो अठारहवें अथवा तैंतीसवें वर्ष में दार-नाशन होता है (अष्टादशे त्रयस्त्रिंशे वत्सरे दारनाशनम्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.19, verse 35. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.136, printed page १०५/105. Confirmed via scratchpad/c19-p105-b1.png (600dpi) with scratchpad/z35-vatsare.png (the त्स conjunct of वत्सरे checked at 4x). The dvandva "रन्ध्रारि" resolves as रन्ध्र (the 8th) + अरि (the 6th); the editor's gloss on the next printed page confirms both -- it reads the clause as Venus placed in the 6th or the 8th -- and gives the years as 18 and 33. Stands under the editor's printed Hindi subheading "स्त्री का मृत्यु-समय--" (the time of the wife's death), which is the modern editor's and is named, not transcribed. The editor's Hindi gloss on the next printed page (१०६) covers verses 35-40 together (it closes "॥ ३५-४० ॥") and is read only as corroborating context. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  36. 19.36 सत्यापित

    An exchange between the 7th and 12th lords destroys the wife in the 19th year

    संस्कृत

    मदेशे नाशराशिस्थे व्ययेशे मदराशिगे । तस्य चैकोनविंशाब्दे दारनाशं विनिर्दिशेत् ॥ ३६ ॥

    madeshe naasharaashisthe vyayeshe madaraashige | tasya chaikonavimshaabde daaranaasham vinirdishet || 36 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lord of the 7th (madesha) is placed in the sign of loss (naasha-raashi, the 12th), and the lord of the 12th has gone to the sign of the 7th (mada-raashi-ge) -- an exchange between them -- one should declare the destruction of his wife in the 19th year (tasya cha ekonavimsha-abde daara-naasham vinirdishet).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    मदेश (सप्तमेश) नाश-राशि (व्यय, द्वादश) में स्थित हो (मदेशे नाशराशिस्थे), और व्ययेश मद-राशि (सप्तम) में गया हो (व्ययेशे मदराशिगे) -- अर्थात् दोनों में परिवर्तन हो --, तो उसके उन्नीसवें वर्ष में दार-नाश कहना चाहिये (तस्य चैकोनविंशाब्दे दारनाशं विनिर्दिशेत्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.19, verse 36. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.136, printed page १०५/105. Confirmed via scratchpad/c19-p105-b1.png with scratchpad/z36-nasha.png. "मद" (intoxication/desire) is this text's name for the 7th house and "नाश" (loss) for the 12th, so the two halves describe a mutual exchange (parivartana) of the 7th and 12th lords. NOTE: this is the one verse of the 35-40 block that the editor's Hindi gloss on the next printed page passes over without comment, so the reading rests on the printed root text alone; every letter of both lines is clean in the scan. Stands under the editor's printed Hindi subheading "स्त्री का मृत्यु-समय--" (the time of the wife's death), which is the modern editor's and is named, not transcribed. The editor's Hindi gloss on the next printed page (१०६) covers verses 35-40 together (it closes "॥ ३५-४० ॥") and is read only as corroborating context. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  37. 19.37 सत्यापित

    Rahu in the 2nd and Mars in the 7th: the bride dies of snakebite on the third day after the wedding

    संस्कृत

    कुटुम्बस्थानगो राहुः कलत्रे भौम-संयुते । पाणिग्रहात्तृतीयेऽह्नि सर्पदंशाद् वधूमृतिः ॥ ३७ ॥

    kutumbasthaanago raahuh kalatre bhauma-samyute | paanigrahaattriteeye.ahni sarpadamshaad vadhoomritih || 37 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [When] Rahu has gone to the house of the family (kutumba-sthaana, the 2nd), and the 7th is joined with Mars (kalatre bhauma-samyute), on the third day from the taking of the hand (paanigrahaat triteeye ahni -- from the wedding) comes the death of the bride from a snake's bite (sarpa-damshaad vadhoo-mritih).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    राहु कुटुम्ब-स्थान (द्वितीय भाव) में गया हो (कुटुम्बस्थानगो राहुः), और कलत्र (सप्तम) भौम से संयुक्त हो (कलत्रे भौम-संयुते), तो पाणिग्रह से तीसरे दिन (पाणिग्रहात्तृतीयेऽह्नि) सर्प-दंश से वधू की मृत्यु होती है (सर्पदंशाद् वधूमृतिः)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.19, verse 37. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.136, printed page १०५/105. Confirmed via scratchpad/c19-p105-b1.png with scratchpad/z37-abdi.png and scratchpad/z37-tail.png. DISCLOSURE ON THE FINAL WORD OF LINE 1: the cluster after "तृतीये" is small and heavily inked, and at every magnification it can be taken for either "ऽब्दे" (in the year) or "ऽह्नि" (on the day) -- a difference of years against days. The editor's Hindi gloss on the next printed page (१०६) settles it: it reads this combination as killing the wife "विवाह के तीसरे दिन" -- on the third DAY after the marriage -- so the reading is अह्नि, the locative of अहन्, and is transcribed as such. This is the only verse in the block whose sense turns on the gloss rather than on the glyphs. Stands under the editor's printed Hindi subheading "स्त्री का मृत्यु-समय--" (the time of the wife's death), which is the modern editor's and is named, not transcribed. The editor's Hindi gloss on the next printed page (१०६) covers verses 35-40 together (it closes "॥ ३५-४० ॥") and is read only as corroborating context. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  38. 19.38 सत्यापित

    Venus in the 8th with the 8th lord in a sign of Saturn destroys the wife in the 12th or 19th year

    संस्कृत

    रन्ध्रस्थानगते शुक्रे तदीशे सौरिराशिगे । द्वादशैकोनविंशाब्दे दारनाशं विनिर्दिशेत् ॥ ३८ ॥

    randhrasthaanagate shukre tadeeshe sauriraashige | dvaadashaikonavimshaabde daaranaasham vinirdishet || 38 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When Venus has gone to the 8th house (randhra-sthaana-gate shukre), and its lord is in a sign of Saturn (tad-eeshe sauri-raashi-ge), one should declare the destruction of the wife in the 12th or the 19th year (dvaadasha-ekonavimsha-abde).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    शुक्र रन्ध्र-स्थान (अष्टम भाव) में गया हो (रन्ध्रस्थानगते शुक्रे), और उसका स्वामी (अष्टमेश) सौरि अर्थात् शनि की राशि में हो (तदीशे सौरिराशिगे), तो बारहवें अथवा उन्नीसवें वर्ष में दार-नाश कहना चाहिये (द्वादशैकोनविंशाब्दे दारनाशं विनिर्दिशेत्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.19, verse 38. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.136, printed page १०५/105. Confirmed via scratchpad/c19-p105-b1.png (line 1) and scratchpad/c19-p105-b2.png (line 2). NOTE ON THE YEARS: the printed compound "द्वादशैकोनविंशाब्दे" resolves as द्वादश + एकोनविंश + अब्दे and so names two years, the 12th and the 19th; the editor's Hindi gloss on the next printed page names only the 19th. The root text is transcribed as printed, with both years, and the gloss's narrower reading is recorded here rather than allowed to alter it. The gloss also names the two Saturn signs of "सौरिराशि" explicitly as Makara and Kumbha. Stands under the editor's printed Hindi subheading "स्त्री का मृत्यु-समय--" (the time of the wife's death), which is the modern editor's and is named, not transcribed. The editor's Hindi gloss on the next printed page (१०६) covers verses 35-40 together (it closes "॥ ३५-४० ॥") and is read only as corroborating context. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  39. 19.39 सत्यापित

    A debilitated lagna lord with the 2nd lord in the 8th: the wife dies in the 13th year

    संस्कृत

    लग्नेशे नीचराशिस्थे धनेशे निधनं गते । त्रयोदशे तु सम्प्राप्ते कलत्रस्य मृतिर्भवेत् ॥ ३९ ॥

    lagneshe neecharaashisthe dhaneshe nidhanam gate | trayodashe tu sampraapte kalatrasya mritirbhavet || 39 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lord of the lagna is placed in a sign of debilitation (neecha-raashi-sthe), and the lord of the 2nd has gone to the 8th (dhaneshe nidhanam gate), then when the 13th is reached (trayodashe tu sampraapte) the death of the wife occurs (kalatrasya mritir bhavet).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    लग्नेश नीच-राशि में स्थित हो (लग्नेशे नीचराशिस्थे), और धनेश निधन (अष्टम भाव) में गया हो (धनेशे निधनं गते), तो तेरहवाँ [वर्ष] प्राप्त होने पर कलत्र की मृत्यु होती है (त्रयोदशे तु सम्प्राप्ते कलत्रस्य मृतिर्भवेत्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.19, verse 39. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.136, printed page १०५/105. Confirmed via scratchpad/c19-p105-b2.png (600dpi). "निधन" (death) is this text's name for the 8th house. The editor's gloss on the next printed page reads the verse the same way and gives the 13th year. Stands under the editor's printed Hindi subheading "स्त्री का मृत्यु-समय--" (the time of the wife's death), which is the modern editor's and is named, not transcribed. The editor's Hindi gloss on the next printed page (१०६) covers verses 35-40 together (it closes "॥ ३५-४० ॥") and is read only as corroborating context. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  40. 19.40 सत्यापित

    Mars in the 6th, Rahu in the 7th and Saturn in the 8th at birth: his wife does not live

    संस्कृत

    यस्य जन्मनि पष्ठस्थः कुजो राहुः कलत्रगः । सूर्यपुत्रोऽष्टमस्थश्चेज्जाया तस्य न जीवति ॥ ४० ॥

    yasya janmani pashthasthah kujo raahuh kalatragah | sooryaputro.ashtamasthashchejjaayaa tasya na jeevati || 40 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    He in whose birth Mars is placed in the 6th (shashthasthah kujo), Rahu is gone to the 7th (raahuh kalatragah), and the son of the Sun -- Saturn -- is placed in the 8th (soorya-putro ashtama-sthah cha it) -- his wife does not live (jaayaa tasya na jeevati).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जिसके जन्म में कुज (मंगल) षष्ठ भाव में स्थित हो (यस्य जन्मनि षष्ठस्थः कुजो), राहु कलत्र (सप्तम) में गया हो (राहुः कलत्रगः), और सूर्यपुत्र अर्थात् शनि अष्टम में स्थित हो (सूर्यपुत्रोऽष्टमस्थश्चेत्), तो उसकी जाया जीवित नहीं रहती (जाया तस्य न जीवति)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.19, verse 40. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.136, printed page १०५/105. Confirmed via scratchpad/c19-p105-b2.png with scratchpad/z40-shashtha.png (5x). DISCLOSURE (प/ष pattern): "षष्ठस्थः" prints with प in place of the first ष ("पष्ठस्थः"), matching refs 19.2 and 19.31 while ref 19.17 prints the same syllable correctly -- the substitution is inconsistent typesetting, not this edition's orthography; retained as printed in sanskrit/iast, standard form used in translation/translationHi. The archive's CC-0 watermark runs along the foot of this verse's second line but sits below the letter bodies and does not obscure them. The editor's gloss on the next printed page reads the three placements as Mars in the 6th, Rahu in the 7th and Saturn in the 8th. Stands under the editor's printed Hindi subheading "स्त्री का मृत्यु-समय--" (the time of the wife's death), which is the modern editor's and is named, not transcribed. The editor's Hindi gloss on the next printed page (१०६) covers verses 35-40 together (it closes "॥ ३५-४० ॥") and is read only as corroborating context. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  41. 19.41 सत्यापित

    Moon in the 7th from Venus, Mercury in the 7th from the Moon, the 8th lord in the 5th: the first marriage in the tenth year

    संस्कृत

    शुक्राज्जामित्रगे चन्द्रे चन्द्राज्जामित्रगे बुधे । रन्ध्रेशे सुतभावस्थे प्रथमं दशमाब्दिकम् ॥ ४१ ॥

    shukraajjaamitrage chandre chandraajjaamitrage budhe | randhreshe sutabhaavasthe prathamam dashamaabdikam || 41 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the Moon is placed in the 7th from Venus (shukraat jaamitra-ge chandre), Mercury is placed in the 7th from the Moon (chandraat jaamitra-ge budhe), and the lord of the 8th is placed in the house of children, the 5th (randhreshe suta-bhaava-sthe), the first [marriage] belongs to the tenth year (prathamam dashamaabdikam).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    शुक्र से जामित्र (सप्तम) में चन्द्रमा हो (शुक्राज्जामित्रगे चन्द्रे), चन्द्रमा से जामित्र में बुध हो (चन्द्राज्जामित्रगे बुधे), और रन्ध्रेश (अष्टमेश) सुत-भाव (पञ्चम) में स्थित हो (रन्ध्रेशे सुतभावस्थे), तो प्रथम विवाह दसवें वर्ष में होता है (प्रथमं दशमाब्दिकम्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.19, verse 41. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.137, printed page १०६/106. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch19p106-138.png and scratchpad/c19-p106-a.png (600dpi), with the closing word re-checked at 4x in scratchpad/z41-dashama.png. "जामित्र" is this text's Greek-derived name for the 7th, here counted twice over -- from Venus and then from the Moon -- rather than from the lagna; "रन्ध्र" is the 8th and "सुतभाव" the 5th. Stands under the editor's printed Hindi subheading "विवाहत्रययोग का समय--" (the timing of the three-marriage yoga); that subheading is the modern editor's and is named here rather than transcribed as root text. The editor's Hindi gloss below, which closes with the range mark "॥ ४१-४२ ॥" and so covers this verse together with the next, gives the same three years (10th, 22nd, 33rd); that gloss is used here only as corroborating context, not transcribed. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  42. 19.42 सत्यापित

    The second marriage in the twenty-second year and the third in the thirty-third: no deliberation is needed

    संस्कृत

    द्वाविंशे च द्वितीयं स्यात् त्रयस्त्रिंशे तृतीयकम् । विवाहं लभते मर्त्यो नात्र कार्या विचारणा ॥ ४२ ॥ इति सविमर्श-सुधाव्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे सप्तम भावफलाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ १९ ॥

    dvaavimshe cha dviteeyam syaat trayastrimshe triteeyakam | vivaaham labhate martyo naatra kaaryaa vichaaranaa || 42 || iti savimarsha-sudhaavyaakhyopete brihatpaaraasharahoraashaastre saptama bhaavaphalaadhyaayah samaaptah || 19 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    And in the twenty-second [year] the second would occur (dvaavimshe cha dviteeyam syaat), in the thirty-third the third (trayastrimshe triteeyakam); [thus] the mortal obtains marriage (vivaaham labhate martyah) -- no deliberation is to be made in this matter (na atra kaaryaa vichaaranaa).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    बाईसवें वर्ष में द्वितीय विवाह होता है (द्वाविंशे च द्वितीयं स्यात्), तैंतीसवें में तृतीय (त्रयस्त्रिंशे तृतीयकम्); [इस प्रकार] मनुष्य विवाह प्राप्त करता है (विवाहं लभते मर्त्यो), इसमें कोई विचारणा नहीं करनी चाहिए (नात्र कार्या विचारणा)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.19, verse 42. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.137, printed page १०६/106. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch19p106-138.png and scratchpad/c19-p106-a.png (600dpi), with the first line re-checked at 2.5x in scratchpad/z42-l1.png. This verse completes the sentence begun at ref 19.41, which supplies the yoga and the first of the three years. Stands under the editor's printed Hindi subheading "विवाहत्रययोग का समय--" (the timing of the three-marriage yoga); that subheading is the modern editor's and is named here rather than transcribed as root text. The editor's Hindi gloss closing "॥ ४१-४२ ॥" reads the pair the same way (10th, 22nd, 33rd year); it is the modern editor's and is used here only as corroborating context, not transcribed. What follows verse 42 on this page is the editor's own numbered Hindi essay under the subheading "जायाभाव-विमर्श--", which is likewise excluded. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review. Chapter 19's printed closing colophon is appended above, following the same practice used at refs 17.32 and 18.28. It stands on PDF p.141, printed page १०९/109 (scratchpad/ch20p109-141.png, scratchpad/z19-colophon.png at 600dpi), i.e. two and a half printed pages after verse 42 -- everything between them (printed pages १०६-१०९, the numbered Hindi items under "जायाभाव-विमर्श--", "स्त्री-संख्या विचार--" and "योगानुसार स्त्री का विवरण--") is the modern editor's own prose and is excluded from transcription. Verse 42 is therefore the last root verse of Chapter 19. Two small departures from the chapter 17 and 18 colophons are retained as printed: "सप्तम भावफलाध्यायः" is set as two words rather than compounded, and this colophon adds "समाप्तः" (concluded), which those two do not. The colophon's chapter name matches the opening heading already recorded at ref 19.1.

20 Ashtama (ayu) bhava-phala -- results of the 8th house (15)

  1. 20.1 सत्यापित

    Chapter 20 opens: the results of the 8th (longevity) house -- the 8th lord in a kendra gives long life

    संस्कृत

    अथ अष्टम (आयु) भावफलाध्यायः ॥ २० ॥ अथायुर्गेहगं वक्ष्ये फलं शृणु मुनेऽधुना । केन्द्रगो मृतिनाथस्तु दीर्घायुष्यप्रदः स्मृतः ॥ १ ॥

    atha ashtama (aayu) bhaavaphalaadhyaayah || 20 || athaayurgehagam vakshye phalam shrinu mune.adhunaa | kendrago mritinaathastu deerghaayushyapradah smritah || 1 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Now I shall declare the result of that which occupies the house of longevity (athaayur-geha-gam vakshye phalam); hear it now, O sage (shrinu mune adhunaa). The lord of death (mriti-naatha, the lord of the 8th), when placed in a kendra, is held to be a giver of long life (deerghaayushya-pradah smritah).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    अब मैं आयु-गृह (अष्टम भाव) में स्थित ग्रहों का फल कहता हूँ (अथायुर्गेहगं वक्ष्ये फलं); हे मुनि! अब सुनो (शृणु मुनेऽधुना)। मृति-नाथ (अष्टमेश) यदि केन्द्र में स्थित हो (केन्द्रगो मृतिनाथस्तु), तो वह दीर्घायुष्य देने वाला कहा गया है (दीर्घायुष्यप्रदः स्मृतः)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.20, verse 1. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.141, printed page १०९/109. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch20p109-141.png (600dpi) and its crops scratchpad/c20-p109-a.png through scratchpad/c20-p109-e.png. The chapter's printed opening heading is set as "अथ अष्टम( आयु )भावफलाध्यायः ॥ २० ॥", with the parentheses closed up against the surrounding words; it is given above with the ordinary spacing already used at ref 19.1 rather than reproducing that typographic quirk. Unlike Chapter 19, this chapter carries no "पराशर उवाच" line -- verse 1 follows the heading directly. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  2. 20.2 सत्यापित

    The 8th lord in the 8th with malefics, or the lagna lord there too: a short life

    संस्कृत

    आयुःस्थानाधिपः पापैः सहैवायुपि संस्थितः । करोत्यल्पायुषं जातं लग्नेशोऽप्यत्र संस्थितः ॥ २ ॥

    aayuhsthaanaadhipah paapaih sahaivaayupi samsthitah | karotyalpaayusham jaatam lagnesho.apyatra samsthitah || 2 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The lord of the house of longevity (aayuh-sthaanaadhipah), placed in the [house of] longevity itself together with malefics (paapaih saha eva aayushi samsthitah), makes the native short-lived (karoti alpaayusham jaatam); and the lord of the lagna, likewise placed there, [does the same] (lagnesho api atra samsthitah).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    आयुःस्थान का अधिपति (अष्टमेश) पापग्रहों के साथ ही आयु-भाव में स्थित हो (आयुःस्थानाधिपः पापैः सहैवायुषि संस्थितः), तो वह जातक को अल्पायु बनाता है (करोत्यल्पायुषं जातं); लग्नेश भी यदि वहीं स्थित हो तो वही फल होता है (लग्नेशोऽप्यत्र संस्थितः)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.20, verse 2. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.141, printed page १०९/109. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch20p109-141.png (600dpi) and its crops scratchpad/c20-p109-a.png through scratchpad/c20-p109-e.png. DISCLOSURE (प/ष pattern, continuing): line 1 prints "सहैवायुपि" with प in place of ष, where the sense requires "सहैवायुषि" (locative of आयुस्); retained as printed in sanskrit/iast, with the standard reading used in translation/translationHi. This is the same substitution already recorded at refs 18.9, 18.15, 18.21, 18.23, 18.28, 19.2, 19.31 and 19.40. The control is unusually clean here: line 2 of this very verse prints "अल्पायुषं" with a correct ष, and verse 3 prints "कार्यमायुषः" likewise -- the three glyphs are set side by side in scratchpad/z20-sha-control.png and scratchpad/z20-2L1b.png, which show the line-1 letter lacks the closed inner loop that both correct ष glyphs carry. So this is inconsistent typesetting within a single verse, not an orthographic convention. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  3. 20.3 सत्यापित

    Longevity is to be reasoned out through Saturn and the lord of the 10th as well

    संस्कृत

    एवं हि शनिना चिन्ता कार्या तर्कैर्विंचक्षणैः । कर्माधिपेन च तथा चिन्तनं कार्यमायुषः ॥ ३ ॥

    evam hi shaninaa chintaa kaaryaa tarkairvimchakshanaih | karmaadhipena cha tathaa chintanam kaaryamaayushah || 3 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In just this way the consideration is to be made through Saturn (evam hi shaninaa chintaa kaaryaa) by the discerning, with [sound] reasonings (tarkaih vichakshanaih); and likewise the reflection upon longevity is to be made through the lord of the 10th as well (karmaadhipena cha tathaa chintanam kaaryam aayushah).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    इसी प्रकार शनि के द्वारा भी विचार करना चाहिए (एवं हि शनिना चिन्ता कार्या), विचक्षण जनों को तर्कों सहित (तर्कैर्विचक्षणैः); और उसी तरह कर्माधिप (दशमेश) के द्वारा भी आयु का चिन्तन करना चाहिए (कर्माधिपेन च तथा चिन्तनं कार्यमायुषः)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.20, verse 3. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.141, printed page १०९/109. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch20p109-141.png (600dpi) and its crops scratchpad/c20-p109-a.png through scratchpad/c20-p109-e.png. Re-checked at 3x in scratchpad/z20-3L1.png. DISCLOSURE: the edition prints "तर्कैर्विंचक्षणैः", carrying an anusvaara over the वि that the word विचक्षण (discerning) does not take; retained as printed in sanskrit/iast, with the standard "तर्कैर्विचक्षणैः" used in translation/translationHi. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  4. 20.4 सत्यापित

    The 6th and 12th lords in the 6th, 12th, lagna or 8th: long life

    संस्कृत

    पष्ठे व्ययेऽपि पष्ठेशो व्ययाधीशो रिपौ व्यये । लग्नेऽष्टमे स्थितो वापि दीर्घमायुः प्रयच्छति ॥ ४ ॥

    pashthe vyaye.api pashthesho vyayaadheesho ripau vyaye | lagne.ashtame sthito vaapi deerghamaayuh prayachchhati || 4 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The lord of the 6th in the 6th or in the 12th (shashthe vyaye api shashthesho), the lord of the 12th in the house of enemies or in the 12th (vyayaadheesho ripau vyaye), or else placed in the lagna or the 8th (lagne ashtame sthito vaapi) -- [such a disposition] grants long life (deergham aayuh prayachchhati).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    षष्ठेश षष्ठ अथवा व्यय भाव में हो (पष्ठे व्ययेऽपि पष्ठेशो), व्ययाधीश रिपु (षष्ठ) या व्यय भाव में हो (व्ययाधीशो रिपौ व्यये), अथवा लग्न या अष्टम में स्थित हो (लग्नेऽष्टमे स्थितो वापि), तो वह दीर्घ आयु प्रदान करता है (दीर्घमायुः प्रयच्छति)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.20, verse 4. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.141, printed page १०९/109. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch20p109-141.png (600dpi) and its crops scratchpad/c20-p109-a.png through scratchpad/c20-p109-e.png. Re-checked at 1.5x in scratchpad/c20-p109-e.png. DISCLOSURE (प/ष pattern, twice in one line): "षष्ठे" and "षष्ठेशो" both print with प for the first ष ("पष्ठे", "पष्ठेशो"); retained as printed in sanskrit/iast, standard readings used in translation/translationHi. Stands under the editor's printed Hindi subheading "दीर्घायुयोग--" (the yogas for long life); that subheading is the modern editor's and is named here rather than transcribed as root text. The editor's Hindi gloss that follows on the next printed page closes with the range mark "॥ ४-९ ॥", so it summarises verses 4 to 9 together; it is the modern editor's and is used here only as corroborating context, not transcribed. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  5. 20.5 सत्यापित

    The lagna lord and the 8th lord in own sign, own amsha or a friend's house: long life

    संस्कृत

    स्वस्थाने स्वांशके किंवा मित्रेशे मित्रमन्दिरे । दीर्घायुषं करोत्येव लग्नेशोऽष्टमपः पुनः ॥ ५ ॥

    svasthaane svaamshake kimvaa mitreshe mitramandire | deerghaayusham karotyeva lagnesho.ashtamapah punah || 5 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In its own house, in its own amsha (svasthaane svaamshake), or else in a friend's house under a friendly lord (kimvaa mitreshe mitra-mandire), the lord of the lagna -- and again the lord of the 8th (lagnesho ashtamapah punah) -- assuredly makes [the native] long-lived (deerghaayusham karoti eva).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    अपने स्थान में, अपने अंश में (स्वस्थाने स्वांशके), अथवा मित्र के घर में मित्र-स्वामी सहित हो (किंवा मित्रेशे मित्रमन्दिरे), तो लग्नेश तथा पुनः अष्टमेश (लग्नेशोऽष्टमपः पुनः) निश्चय ही जातक को दीर्घायु बनाते हैं (दीर्घायुषं करोत्येव)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.20, verse 5. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.141, printed page १०९/109. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch20p109-141.png (600dpi) and its crops scratchpad/c20-p109-a.png through scratchpad/c20-p109-e.png. "स्वांशक" here is the planet's own varga (navaamsha) division, as distinct from "स्वस्थान", its own sign. Stands under the editor's printed Hindi subheading "दीर्घायुयोग--" (the yogas for long life); that subheading is the modern editor's and is named here rather than transcribed as root text. The editor's Hindi gloss that follows on the next printed page closes with the range mark "॥ ४-९ ॥", so it summarises verses 4 to 9 together; it is the modern editor's and is used here only as corroborating context, not transcribed. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  6. 20.6 सत्यापित

    The lords of the lagna, 8th and 10th with Saturn in kendras, trikonas or the 11th: long life

    संस्कृत

    लग्नाष्टमपकर्मेशमन्दाः केन्द्रत्रिकोणयोः । लाभे वा संस्थितास्तद्वद् दिशेयुदीर्घमायुषम् ॥ ६ ॥

    lagnaashtamapakarmeshamandaah kendratrikonayoh | laabhe vaa samsthitaastadvad disheyudeerghamaayusham || 6 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The lords of the lagna, of the 8th and of the 10th, together with Saturn (lagna-ashtamapa-karmesha-mandaah), placed in the kendras and the trikonas (kendra-trikonayoh), or likewise in the 11th (laabhe vaa samsthitaah tadvad), would indicate long life (disheyuh deergham aayusham).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    लग्नेश, अष्टमेश तथा कर्मेश (दशमेश) और शनि (लग्नाष्टमपकर्मेशमन्दाः) केन्द्र-त्रिकोण में (केन्द्रत्रिकोणयोः), अथवा उसी प्रकार लाभ भाव में स्थित हों (लाभे वा संस्थितास्तद्वद्), तो वे दीर्घ आयु का निर्देश करते हैं (दिशेयुर्दीर्घमायुषम्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.20, verse 6. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.141, printed page १०९/109. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch20p109-141.png (600dpi) and its crops scratchpad/c20-p109-a.png through scratchpad/c20-p109-e.png. Re-checked at 4x in scratchpad/z20-6L2.png, at 8x in scratchpad/z20-6cluster.png, and against the unsharpened native-resolution pixels in scratchpad/z20-6cluster-nat.png. DISCLOSURE (two readings): (a) the conjunct transcribed here as "तद्वद्" in "संस्थितास्तद्वद्" does not resolve crisply at the scan's native 241 ppi -- its middle glyph could be read as several ligatures. "तद्वद्" (likewise) is adopted because it is the only reading that is a Sanskrit word, fits the anushtubh pada, and matches the editor's Hindi gloss, which renders this clause "तो भी दीर्घायु कहना चाहिये" ("then too long life should be declared"). That dependence on the gloss is disclosed rather than hidden. (b) The edition prints "दिशेयुदीर्घमायुषम्" without the repha that sandhi requires ("दिशेयुर्दीर्घमायुषम्"); retained as printed in sanskrit/iast, standard reading used in translation/translationHi. Stands under the editor's printed Hindi subheading "दीर्घायुयोग--" (the yogas for long life); that subheading is the modern editor's and is named here rather than transcribed as root text. The editor's Hindi gloss that follows on the next printed page closes with the range mark "॥ ४-९ ॥", so it summarises verses 4 to 9 together; it is the modern editor's and is used here only as corroborating context, not transcribed. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  7. 20.7 सत्यापित

    A very strong lagna lord aspected by benefics in kendras: wealth, good qualities and long life

    संस्कृत

    वीक्षितः केन्द्रगैः सौम्यैर्लग्नपोऽतिबलान्वितः । सद्वित्तं सद्गुणं चापि दीर्घमायुः प्रयच्छति ॥ ७ ॥

    veekshitah kendragaih saumyairlagnapo.atibalaanvitah | sadvittam sadgunam chaapi deerghamaayuh prayachchhati || 7 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The lord of the lagna, aspected by benefics placed in the kendras (veekshitah kendra-gaih saumyaih) and endowed with abundant strength (ati-balaanvitah), grants good wealth and good qualities (sad-vittam sad-gunam), and long life as well (chaapi deergham aayuh prayachchhati).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    लग्नेश केन्द्रगत सौम्य ग्रहों से दृष्ट हो (वीक्षितः केन्द्रगैः सौम्यैः) और अत्यन्त बल से युक्त हो (लग्नपोऽतिबलान्वितः), तो वह सद्-वित्त तथा सद्-गुण (सद्वित्तं सद्गुणं), और साथ ही दीर्घ आयु भी प्रदान करता है (चापि दीर्घमायुः प्रयच्छति)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.20, verse 7. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.141, printed page १०९/109. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch20p109-141.png (600dpi) and its crops scratchpad/c20-p109-a.png through scratchpad/c20-p109-e.png. Line 1 re-checked at 4x in scratchpad/z20-7L1.png, which confirms the opening of the second half-line as "सौम्यैर्लग्नपो" rather than a मौ- reading that the lower-resolution render suggested. Stands under the editor's printed Hindi subheading "दीर्घायुयोग--" (the yogas for long life); that subheading is the modern editor's and is named here rather than transcribed as root text. The editor's Hindi gloss that follows on the next printed page closes with the range mark "॥ ४-९ ॥", so it summarises verses 4 to 9 together; it is the modern editor's and is used here only as corroborating context, not transcribed. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  8. 20.8 सत्यापित

    Exalted lagna lord, the Moon with the 11th and Jupiter in the 8th: long life without doubt

    संस्कृत

    लग्नेशे स्वोच्चराशिस्थे चन्द्रे लाभसमन्विते । रन्ध्रस्थानगते जीवे दीर्घायुष्यं न संशयः ॥ ८ ॥

    lagneshe svochcharaashisthe chandre laabhasamanvite | randhrasthaanagate jeeve deerghaayushyam na samshayah || 8 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lord of the lagna is placed in its own exaltation sign (lagneshe svochcha-raashi-sthe), the Moon is joined with the 11th (chandre laabha-samanvite), and Jupiter has gone to the house of the 8th (randhra-sthaana-gate jeeve), there is long life -- no doubt of it (deerghaayushyam na samshayah).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    लग्नेश अपनी उच्च राशि में स्थित हो (लग्नेशे स्वोच्चराशिस्थे), चन्द्रमा लाभ भाव से समन्वित हो (चन्द्रे लाभसमन्विते), और गुरु रन्ध्र-स्थान (अष्टम) में गया हो (रन्ध्रस्थानगते जीवे), तो दीर्घायुष्य होता है, इसमें संशय नहीं (दीर्घायुष्यं न संशयः)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.20, verse 8. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.141, printed page १०९/109. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch20p109-141.png (600dpi) and its crops scratchpad/c20-p109-a.png through scratchpad/c20-p109-e.png. Line 2 sits under the scan's digitisation watermark; it was read at 2.2x in scratchpad/z20-8L2.png, where the letterforms remain legible through it. "रन्ध्र" is this text's name for the 8th and "जीव" for Jupiter. Stands under the editor's printed Hindi subheading "दीर्घायुयोग--" (the yogas for long life); that subheading is the modern editor's and is named here rather than transcribed as root text. The editor's Hindi gloss that follows on the next printed page closes with the range mark "॥ ४-९ ॥", so it summarises verses 4 to 9 together; it is the modern editor's and is used here only as corroborating context, not transcribed. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  9. 20.9 सत्यापित

    Whichever of these combinations is strongest, by that the astrologer should declare the span of life

    संस्कृत

    एषु यो बलवांस्तस्यानुसाराद् दैवविद्वरः । विचार्य बहुधा विद्वान् जातकस्यायुरादिशेत् ॥ ९ ॥

    eshu yo balavaamstasyaanusaaraad daivavidvarah | vichaarya bahudhaa vidvaan jaatakasyaayuraadishet || 9 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Whichever among these [combinations] is the strong one (eshu yo balavaan), in accordance with that (tasya anusaaraat) the foremost of those who know destiny (daiva-vid-varah), a learned man, having deliberated in many ways (vichaarya bahudhaa vidvaan), should declare the longevity of the native (jaatakasya aayuh aadishet).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    इनमें जो योग बलवान् हो (एषु यो बलवान्), उसी के अनुसार (तस्यानुसाराद्) दैवज्ञों में श्रेष्ठ विद्वान् (दैवविद्वरः), बहुत प्रकार से विचार करके (विचार्य बहुधा विद्वान्), जातक की आयु का निर्देश करे (जातकस्यायुरादिशेत्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.20, verse 9. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.142, printed page ११०/110. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch20p110-142.png (600dpi) and its crops scratchpad/c20-p110-a.png through scratchpad/c20-p110-e.png. This verse closes the deerghaayu-yoga run begun at ref 20.4. The editor's Hindi gloss immediately below closes with the range mark "॥ ४-९ ॥" (read at 2x in scratchpad/z20-sub10b.png), so it summarises verses 4 to 9 together, and its final sentence -- "इनमें जो प्रबल योग हो तदनुसार ही अभिज्ञ ज्यौतिषी आयु का निर्देश करें" -- renders this verse directly. The editor's Hindi gloss that follows at the foot of this page is the modern editor's and is used here only as corroborating context, not transcribed. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi, so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  10. 20.10 सत्यापित

    The 8th lord in a kendra with a strengthless lagna lord: twenty years, thirty-two at most

    संस्कृत

    अष्टमाधिपतौ केन्द्रे लग्नेशे बलवर्जिते । विंशत्यब्दानसौ जीवेद् द्वात्रिंशत्परमायुषम् ॥ १० ॥

    ashtamaadhipatau kendre lagneshe balavarjite | vimshatyabdaanasau jeeved dvaatrimshatparamaayusham || 10 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lord of the 8th is in a kendra (ashtamaadhipatau kendre) and the lord of the lagna is devoid of strength (lagneshe bala-varjite), he would live twenty years (vimshati abdaan asau jeevet), thirty-two being the utmost span (dvaatrimshat parama-aayusham).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    अष्टमाधिपति केन्द्र में हो (अष्टमाधिपतौ केन्द्रे) और लग्नेश बल से रहित हो (लग्नेशे बलवर्जिते), तो वह बीस वर्ष जीता है (विंशत्यब्दानसौ जीवेद्), बत्तीस वर्ष उसकी परम आयु है (द्वात्रिंशत्परमायुषम्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.20, verse 10. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.142, printed page ११०/110. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch20p110-142.png (600dpi) and its crops scratchpad/c20-p110-a.png through scratchpad/c20-p110-e.png. Line 2 re-checked at 4x in scratchpad/z20-10L2.png; the leading conjunct of "द्वात्रिंशत्" is set indistinctly in this fount and is read as द्वा on the strength of the standard numeral and of the editor's gloss, which states the span as "बीस वर्ष से ३२ वर्षों के भीतर" (from twenty to within thirty-two years) -- that dependence is disclosed rather than hidden. Stands under the editor's printed Hindi subheading "अल्पायुर्योग--" (the yogas for a short life), read at 2x in scratchpad/z20-sub10c.png; that subheading is the modern editor's and is named here rather than transcribed as root text. The editor's Hindi gloss that follows at the foot of this page is the modern editor's and is used here only as corroborating context, not transcribed. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi, so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  11. 20.11 सत्यापित

    Debilitated 8th lord, malefics in the 8th and a weak lagna lord: a very short life for certain

    संस्कृत

    रन्ध्रेशे नीचराशिस्थे रन्ध्रे पापग्रहैर्युते । लग्नेशे दुर्बले जातः स्वल्पायुर्भवति ध्रुवम् ॥ ११ ॥

    randhreshe neecharaashisthe randhre paapagrahairyute | lagneshe durbale jaatah svalpaayurbhavati dhruvam || 11 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lord of the 8th is placed in its sign of debilitation (randhreshe neecha-raashi-sthe), the 8th is joined by malefic planets (randhre paapa-grahaih yute), and the lord of the lagna is weak (lagneshe durbale), the native becomes very short-lived, and that for certain (svalpaayuh bhavati dhruvam).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    रन्ध्रेश (अष्टमेश) नीच राशि में स्थित हो (रन्ध्रेशे नीचराशिस्थे), रन्ध्र भाव पापग्रहों से युक्त हो (रन्ध्रे पापग्रहैर्युते), और लग्नेश दुर्बल हो (लग्नेशे दुर्बले), तो जातक निश्चय ही स्वल्पायु होता है (स्वल्पायुर्भवति ध्रुवम्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.20, verse 11. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.142, printed page ११०/110. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch20p110-142.png (600dpi) and its crops scratchpad/c20-p110-a.png through scratchpad/c20-p110-e.png. "रन्ध्र" is this text's name for the 8th house, used here twice in one line for both the house and its lord. Stands under the editor's printed Hindi subheading "अल्पायुर्योग--" (the yogas for a short life), read at 2x in scratchpad/z20-sub10c.png; that subheading is the modern editor's and is named here rather than transcribed as root text. The editor's Hindi gloss that follows at the foot of this page is the modern editor's and is used here only as corroborating context, not transcribed. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi, so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  12. 20.12 सत्यापित

    Malefics with the 8th lord, in the 8th and in the 12th: death at the very moment of birth

    संस्कृत

    रन्ध्रेशे पापसंयुक्ते रन्ध्रे पापग्रहैर्युते । व्यये क्रूरग्रहैर्युक्ते जातमात्रं मृतिर्भवेत् ॥ १२ ॥

    randhreshe paapasamyukte randhre paapagrahairyute | vyaye krooragrahairyukte jaatamaatram mritirbhavet || 12 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lord of the 8th is conjoined with malefics (randhreshe paapa-samyukte), the 8th is joined by malefic planets (randhre paapa-grahaih yute), and the 12th is joined by cruel planets (vyaye kroora-grahaih yukte), death occurs at the very moment of birth (jaata-maatram mritih bhavet).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    रन्ध्रेश पापग्रहों से संयुक्त हो (रन्ध्रेशे पापसंयुक्ते), रन्ध्र भाव पापग्रहों से युक्त हो (रन्ध्रे पापग्रहैर्युते), और व्यय भाव क्रूर ग्रहों से युक्त हो (व्यये क्रूरग्रहैर्युक्ते), तो जन्म लेते ही मृत्यु हो जाती है (जातमात्रं मृतिर्भवेत्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.20, verse 12. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.142, printed page ११०/110. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch20p110-142.png (600dpi) and its crops scratchpad/c20-p110-a.png through scratchpad/c20-p110-e.png. The editor's Hindi gloss reads this the same way ("जातक जन्म लेते ही मर जाता है"). Stands under the editor's printed Hindi subheading "अल्पायुर्योग--" (the yogas for a short life), read at 2x in scratchpad/z20-sub10c.png; that subheading is the modern editor's and is named here rather than transcribed as root text. The editor's Hindi gloss that follows at the foot of this page is the modern editor's and is used here only as corroborating context, not transcribed. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi, so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  13. 20.13 सत्यापित

    Malefics in kendras and trikonas, benefics in the 6th and 8th, a debilitated 8th lord in the lagna: immediate death

    संस्कृत

    पापाः केन्द्रत्रिकोणस्थाः सौम्याः पष्ठेऽष्टमे यदि । नीचस्थ-रन्ध्रपे लग्ने जातः सद्यो मृतो भवेत् ॥ १३ ॥

    paapaah kendratrikonasthaah saumyaah pashthe.ashtame yadi | neechastha-randhrape lagne jaatah sadyo mrito bhavet || 13 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If malefics are placed in the kendras and trikonas (paapaah kendra-trikona-sthaah), and benefics are in the 6th and the 8th (saumyaah shashthe ashtame yadi), and the lord of the 8th, standing in debilitation, is in the lagna (neecha-stha-randhrape lagne), the native dies at once (jaatah sadyo mrito bhavet).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    यदि पापग्रह केन्द्र-त्रिकोण में स्थित हों (पापाः केन्द्रत्रिकोणस्थाः), शुभग्रह षष्ठ तथा अष्टम में हों (सौम्याः षष्ठेऽष्टमे यदि), और नीचस्थ रन्ध्रप (अष्टमेश) लग्न में हो (नीचस्थ-रन्ध्रपे लग्ने), तो जातक की शीघ्र ही मृत्यु हो जाती है (जातः सद्यो मृतो भवेत्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.20, verse 13. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.142, printed page ११०/110. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch20p110-142.png (600dpi) and its crops scratchpad/c20-p110-a.png through scratchpad/c20-p110-e.png. DISCLOSURE (प/ष pattern, continuing): "षष्ठे" prints as "पष्ठे" with प for the first ष; retained as printed in sanskrit/iast, standard reading used in translation/translationHi. Same substitution as at refs 18.9, 18.15, 18.21, 18.23, 18.28, 19.2, 19.31, 19.40 and 20.2, 20.4. Stands under the editor's printed Hindi subheading "अल्पायुर्योग--" (the yogas for a short life), read at 2x in scratchpad/z20-sub10c.png; that subheading is the modern editor's and is named here rather than transcribed as root text. The editor's Hindi gloss that follows at the foot of this page is the modern editor's and is used here only as corroborating context, not transcribed. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi, so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  14. 20.14 सत्यापित

    Malefics in the 5th, with the 8th lord and in the 8th: a very short life

    संस्कृत

    पञ्चमे पापसंयुक्ते रन्ध्रेशे पापसंयुते । रन्ध्रे पापग्रहैर्युक्ते स्वल्पायुष्यः प्रजायते ॥ १४ ॥

    panchame paapasamyukte randhreshe paapasamyute | randhre paapagrahairyukte svalpaayushyah prajaayate || 14 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the 5th is conjoined with malefics (panchame paapa-samyukte), the lord of the 8th is joined with malefics (randhreshe paapa-samyute), and the 8th is joined by malefic planets (randhre paapa-grahaih yukte), one is born of a very short span (svalpaayushyah prajaayate).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पञ्चम भाव पापयुक्त हो (पञ्चमे पापसंयुक्ते), रन्ध्रेश पापों से संयुत हो (रन्ध्रेशे पापसंयुते), और रन्ध्र भाव पापग्रहों से युक्त हो (रन्ध्रे पापग्रहैर्युक्ते), तो जातक स्वल्पायुष्य उत्पन्न होता है (स्वल्पायुष्यः प्रजायते)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.20, verse 14. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.142, printed page ११०/110. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch20p110-142.png (600dpi) and its crops scratchpad/c20-p110-a.png through scratchpad/c20-p110-e.png. Stands under the editor's printed Hindi subheading "अल्पायुर्योग--" (the yogas for a short life), read at 2x in scratchpad/z20-sub10c.png; that subheading is the modern editor's and is named here rather than transcribed as root text. The editor's Hindi gloss that follows at the foot of this page is the modern editor's and is used here only as corroborating context, not transcribed. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi, so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  15. 20.15 सत्यापित

    The 8th lord in the 8th sign and an afflicted, unaspected Moon: death at the end of a month

    संस्कृत

    रन्ध्रेशे रन्ध्रराशिस्थे चन्द्रे पाप-समन्विते । शुभैरदृष्टे जातस्य मासान्ते च मृतिर्भवेत् ॥ १५ ॥ इति सविमर्श सुधाव्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे अष्टमभावफलाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ २० ॥

    randhreshe randhraraashisthe chandre paapa-samanvite | shubhairadrishte jaatasya maasaante cha mritirbhavet || 15 || iti savimarsha sudhaavyaakhyopete brihatpaaraasharahoraashaastre ashtamabhaavaphalaadhyaayah samaaptah || 20 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lord of the 8th is placed in the sign of the 8th (randhreshe randhra-raashi-sthe), and the Moon is attended by malefics (chandre paapa-samanvite) and unaspected by benefics (shubhaih adrishte), the death of the native occurs at the end of a month (jaatasya maasaante cha mritih bhavet).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    रन्ध्रेश रन्ध्र-राशि में स्थित हो (रन्ध्रेशे रन्ध्रराशिस्थे), चन्द्रमा पापग्रहों से समन्वित हो (चन्द्रे पाप-समन्विते), और शुभग्रहों से अदृष्ट हो (शुभैरदृष्टे), तो जातक की मृत्यु मास के अन्त में हो जाती है (मासान्ते च मृतिर्भवेत्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.20, verse 15. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.142, printed page ११०/110. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch20p110-142.png (600dpi) and its crops scratchpad/c20-p110-a.png through scratchpad/c20-p110-e.png. This is the last root verse on printed page ११०; a block of the editor's Hindi prose runs from below it to the foot of the page and over onto the next. Stands under the editor's printed Hindi subheading "अल्पायुर्योग--" (the yogas for a short life), read at 2x in scratchpad/z20-sub10c.png; that subheading is the modern editor's and is named here rather than transcribed as root text. The editor's Hindi gloss that follows at the foot of this page is the modern editor's and is used here only as corroborating context, not transcribed. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi, so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review. Chapter 20's printed closing colophon is appended above, following the same practice used at refs 17.32, 18.28 and 19.42. It stands on PDF p.143, printed page १११/111 (scratchpad/ch20p111-143.png, crop scratchpad/c20-p111-a.png at 600dpi), immediately after the editor's Hindi gloss closing "॥ १०-१५ ॥", and is immediately followed on the same page by the next chapter's opening heading "अथ नवम( भाग्य )भावफलाध्यायः ॥ २१ ॥". Verse 15 is therefore the last root verse of Chapter 20. Two spellings are retained exactly as printed: this colophon compounds "अष्टमभावफलाध्यायः" where Chapter 19's set the parallel phrase as two words ("सप्तम भावफलाध्यायः"), and "सविमर्श सुधाव्याख्योपेते" is set here with a space where Chapter 19's carried a hyphen.

21 Navama (bhagya) bhava-phala -- results of the 9th house (31)

  1. 21.1 सत्यापित

    Chapter opening -- the results of the ninth house; a strong 9th lord in the 9th makes a man fortunate

    संस्कृत

    अथ नवम( भाग्य )भावफलाध्यायः ॥ २१ ॥ पराशर उवाच-- अथाकर्णय मैत्रेय ! भाग्यभावफलं पुनः । भाग्येशे सबले भाग्ये भाग्यवाञ्जायते नरः ॥ १ ॥

    atha navama( bhaagya )bhaavaphalaadhyaayah || 21 || paraashara uvaacha-- athaakarnaya maitreya ! bhaagyabhaavaphalam punah | bhaagyeshe sabale bhaagye bhaagyavaanjaayate narah || 1 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Here begins the ninth chapter, on the results of the ninth (fortune) house. Parashara said: Now hear further, O Maitreya, the results of the house of fortune (bhaagya-bhaava-phalam punah). When the lord of the 9th, possessed of strength, is in the 9th itself (bhaagyeshe sabale bhaagye), a man is born fortunate (bhaagyavaan jaayate narah).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    अब नवम (भाग्य) भावफलाध्याय आरम्भ होता है ॥ २१ ॥ पराशर ने कहा-- हे मैत्रेय ! अब भाग्य भाव का फल सुनो (अथाकर्णय मैत्रेय ! भाग्यभावफलं पुनः)। बलवान् भाग्येश यदि भाग्यस्थान में ही हो (भाग्येशे सबले भाग्ये), तो मनुष्य भाग्यवान् होता है (भाग्यवाञ्जायते नरः)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.21, verse 1, with the chapter's printed opening heading and the "पराशर उवाच" line transcribed above it -- the same practice used at refs 1.1, 2.1, 3.1, 5.1, 8.1, 19.1 and 20.1. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.143, printed page १११/111. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch20p111-143.png (600dpi) and its crops scratchpad/c20-p111-b.png through scratchpad/c20-p111-e.png. The heading is printed with the alternative chapter name in parentheses and with the spacing "नवम( भाग्य )भावफलाध्यायः", which is retained exactly as printed. Chapter 21 carries a "पराशर उवाच" line, as chapter 19 did and chapter 20 did not; the colophon of chapter 20 stands immediately above this heading on the same page. The editor's Hindi gloss for this passage (read at scratchpad/p111-gloss1.png and scratchpad/p111-gloss2.png) corroborates the reading; that gloss is the modern editor's own prose and is used here only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  2. 21.2 सत्यापित

    Jupiter in the 9th, its lord in a kendra and a strong lagna lord: much fortune

    संस्कृत

    धर्मस्थानगते जीवे तदीशे केन्द्रसंस्थिते । लग्नेशे बलसंयुक्ते बहुभाग्ययुतो भवेत् ॥ २ ॥

    dharmasthaanagate jeeve tadeeshe kendrasamsthite | lagneshe balasamyukte bahubhaagyayuto bhavet || 2 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When Jupiter has gone to the house of dharma, the 9th (dharma-sthaana-gate jeeve), its lord is placed in a kendra (tadeeshe kendra-samsthite), and the lord of the lagna is endowed with strength (lagneshe bala-samyukte), [the native] becomes possessed of much fortune (bahu-bhaagya-yuto bhavet).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    गुरु धर्मस्थान (नवम) में हो (धर्मस्थानगते जीवे), उसका स्वामी केन्द्र में स्थित हो (तदीशे केन्द्रसंस्थिते), और लग्नेश बलयुक्त हो (लग्नेशे बलसंयुक्ते), तो जातक बहुत भाग्ययुक्त होता है (बहुभाग्ययुतो भवेत्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.21, verse 2. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.143, printed page १११/111. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch20p111-143.png (600dpi) and its crops scratchpad/c20-p111-b.png through scratchpad/c20-p111-e.png. Line 2 was re-checked at 3x in scratchpad/z21-2L2a.png and scratchpad/z21-2L2b.png to confirm "लग्नेशे" (locative, not the nominative "लग्नेशो") and the ब of "बलसंयुक्ते" and "बहुभाग्ययुतो"; the editor's gloss "लग्नेश भी प्रबल हों" agrees. "धर्मस्थान" and "जीव" are this text's names for the 9th house and Jupiter. The editor's Hindi gloss for this passage (read at scratchpad/p111-gloss1.png and scratchpad/p111-gloss2.png) corroborates the reading; that gloss is the modern editor's own prose and is used here only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  3. 21.3 सत्यापित

    A strong 9th lord with Venus in the 9th and Jupiter in a kendra: a fortunate father

    संस्कृत

    भाग्येशे बलसंयुक्ते भाग्ये भृगुसमन्विते । जीवे केन्द्रगते लग्नात् पिता भाग्यसमन्वितः ॥ ३ ॥

    bhaagyeshe balasamyukte bhaagye bhrigusamanvite | jeeve kendragate lagnaat pitaa bhaagyasamanvitah || 3 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lord of the 9th is endowed with strength (bhaagyeshe bala-samyukte), the 9th is joined by Venus (bhaagye bhrigu-samanvite), and Jupiter has gone to a kendra from the lagna (jeeve kendra-gate lagnaat), the father is possessed of fortune (pitaa bhaagya-samanvitah).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    भाग्येश बलयुक्त हो (भाग्येशे बलसंयुक्ते), भाग्यभाव शुक्र से युक्त हो (भाग्ये भृगुसमन्विते), और गुरु लग्न से केन्द्र में गया हो (जीवे केन्द्रगते लग्नात्), तो जातक का पिता भाग्यवान् होता है (पिता भाग्यसमन्वितः)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.21, verse 3. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.143, printed page १११/111. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch20p111-143.png (600dpi) and its crops scratchpad/c20-p111-b.png through scratchpad/c20-p111-e.png. A stray curved ink smear crosses line 1 between "भाग्ये" and "भृगुसमन्विते"; examined at 3x in scratchpad/z21-3L1blot.png it has no headline connection and runs across the line boundary, so it is a printing blemish and not a glyph -- the pada scans as eight syllables without it. "भृगु" is Venus. The editor's gloss spells out the kendras as "( १।४।७।१० )". The editor's Hindi gloss for this passage (read at scratchpad/p111-gloss1.png and scratchpad/p111-gloss2.png) corroborates the reading; that gloss is the modern editor's own prose and is used here only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  4. 21.4 सत्यापित

    Mars in the 10th or the 4th with the 9th lord debilitated: a penniless father

    संस्कृत

    भाग्यस्थानाद् द्वितीये ना सुखे भौमसमन्विते । भाग्येशे नीचराशिस्थे पिता निर्धन एव वै ॥ ४ ॥

    bhaagyasthaanaad dviteeye naa sukhe bhaumasamanvite | bhaagyeshe neecharaashisthe pitaa nirdhana eva vai || 4 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When Mars is joined to the second from the house of fortune -- the 10th -- or to the house of happiness, the 4th (bhaagya-sthaanaad dviteeye naa sukhe bhauma-samanvite), and the lord of the 9th stands in its sign of debilitation (bhaagyeshe neecha-raashi-sthe), the father is indeed penniless (pitaa nirdhana eva vai).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    भाग्यस्थान से दूसरे (दशम) में या सुख भाव (चतुर्थ) में मंगल हो (भाग्यस्थानाद् द्वितीये ना सुखे भौमसमन्विते), और भाग्येश अपनी नीच राशि में स्थित हो (भाग्येशे नीचराशिस्थे), तो जातक का पिता निर्धन ही होता है (पिता निर्धन एव वै)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.21, verse 4. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.143, printed page १११/111. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch20p111-143.png (600dpi) and its crops scratchpad/c20-p111-b.png through scratchpad/c20-p111-e.png. Line 1 was re-checked at 3.2x in scratchpad/z21-4na.png. The word printed between "द्वितीये" and "सुखे" is "ना", retained here exactly as printed; the editor's Hindi gloss renders the pada as "भाग्य स्थान से दूसरे या चौथे में मंगल हो", i.e. he reads it as the disjunctive वा ("or"), and the English and Hindi renderings above follow that reading -- the dependence on the gloss for this one word is disclosed rather than silently normalised. "सुख" is the 4th house and "भौम" is Mars. The editor's Hindi gloss for this passage (read at scratchpad/p111-gloss1.png and scratchpad/p111-gloss2.png) corroborates the reading; that gloss is the modern editor's own prose and is used here only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  5. 21.5 सत्यापित

    The 9th lord in deep exaltation, Jupiter in the 9th navamsha and Venus in a kendra: a long-lived father

    संस्कृत

    भाग्येशे परमोच्चस्थे भाग्यांशे जीवसंयुते । लग्नाच्चतुष्टये शुक्रे दीर्घजीवी पिता भवेत् ॥ ५ ॥

    bhaagyeshe paramocchasthe bhaagyaamshe jeevasamyute | lagnaacchatushtaye shukre deerghajeevee pitaa bhavet || 5 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lord of the 9th stands in its point of deepest exaltation (bhaagyeshe paramoccha-sthe), the navamsha of the 9th is joined by Jupiter (bhaagyaamshe jeeva-samyute), and Venus is in a quadrant from the lagna (lagnaat chatushtaye shukre), the father would be long-lived (deergha-jeevee pitaa bhavet).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    भाग्येश परमोच्च में स्थित हो (भाग्येशे परमोच्चस्थे), भाग्यभाव का नवांश गुरु से युक्त हो (भाग्यांशे जीवसंयुते), और लग्न से चतुष्टय (केन्द्र) में शुक्र हो (लग्नाच्चतुष्टये शुक्रे), तो जातक का पिता दीर्घजीवी होता है (दीर्घजीवी पिता भवेत्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.21, verse 5. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.143, printed page १११/111. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch20p111-143.png (600dpi) and its crops scratchpad/c20-p111-b.png through scratchpad/c20-p111-e.png. "भाग्यांशे" is the navamsha of the 9th house, which the editor's gloss makes explicit as "भाग्य भाव का नवांश गुरुयुक्त हो"; "चतुष्टय" is the set of quadrants, glossed there as "लग्न से केन्द्र स्थानों में शुक्र". The editor's Hindi gloss for this passage (read at scratchpad/p111-gloss1.png and scratchpad/p111-gloss2.png) corroborates the reading; that gloss is the modern editor's own prose and is used here only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  6. 21.6 सत्यापित

    The 9th lord in a kendra aspected by Jupiter: a father with vehicles, a king or his equal

    संस्कृत

    भाग्येशे केन्द्रभावस्थे गुरुणा च निरीक्षिते । तत्पिता वाहनैर्युक्तो राजा वा तत्समो भवेत् ॥ ६ ॥

    bhaagyeshe kendrabhaavasthe gurunaa cha nireekshite | tatpitaa vaahanairyukto raajaa vaa tatsamo bhavet || 6 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lord of the 9th stands in a quadrant house (bhaagyeshe kendra-bhaava-sthe) and is aspected by Jupiter (gurunaa cha nireekshite), that man's father is furnished with vehicles (tat-pitaa vaahanair yukto) and becomes a king or the equal of one (raajaa vaa tat-samo bhavet).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    भाग्येश केन्द्र भाव में स्थित हो (भाग्येशे केन्द्रभावस्थे) और गुरु से दृष्ट हो (गुरुणा च निरीक्षिते), तो उसका पिता वाहनों से युक्त होता है (तत्पिता वाहनैर्युक्तो) और राजा अथवा राजा के समान होता है (राजा वा तत्समो भवेत्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.21, verse 6. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.143, printed page १११/111. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch20p111-143.png (600dpi) and its crops scratchpad/c20-p111-b.png through scratchpad/c20-p111-e.png. The editor's gloss reads the pair the same way: "केन्द्रस्थित भाग्येश गुरुदृष्ट हो तो जातक का पिता वाहनों से युक्त राजा या राजतुल्य होता". The editor's Hindi gloss for this passage (read at scratchpad/p111-gloss1.png and scratchpad/p111-gloss2.png) corroborates the reading; that gloss is the modern editor's own prose and is used here only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  7. 21.7 सत्यापित

    The 9th and 10th lords exchanging houses, aspected by a benefic: a wealthy and famous father

    संस्कृत

    भाग्येशे कर्मभावस्थे कर्मेशे भाग्यराशिगे । सौम्येक्षिते धनाढ्यश्च कीर्त्तिमांस्तत्पिता भवेत् ॥ ७ ॥

    bhaagyeshe karmabhaavasthe karmeshe bhaagyaraashige | saumyekshite dhanaadhyashcha keerttimaanstatpitaa bhavet || 7 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lord of the 9th stands in the house of action, the 10th (bhaagyeshe karma-bhaava-sthe), and the lord of the 10th has gone to the sign of the 9th (karmeshe bhaagya-raashi-ge) -- an exchange of the two -- and this is aspected by a benefic (saumyekshite), that man's father becomes rich in wealth and full of renown (dhanaadhyash cha keerttimaan tat-pitaa bhavet).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    भाग्येश कर्मभाव (दशम) में स्थित हो (भाग्येशे कर्मभावस्थे) और कर्मेश भाग्यराशि (नवम) में गया हो (कर्मेशे भाग्यराशिगे) -- अर्थात् दोनों का परिवर्तन हो -- तथा उन पर सौम्य ग्रह की दृष्टि हो (सौम्येक्षिते), तो उसका पिता धनाढ्य और कीर्तिमान् होता है (धनाढ्यश्च कीर्त्तिमांस्तत्पिता भवेत्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.21, verse 7. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.143, printed page १११/111. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch20p111-143.png (600dpi) and its crops scratchpad/c20-p111-b.png through scratchpad/c20-p111-e.png. Line 1 was re-checked at 2.6x in scratchpad/z21-7L1.png: the marks above म in "कर्मभावस्थे" and "कर्मेशे" are the repha of क + र्म, not anusvaras, so no orthographic anomaly is present here. "कर्म" is the 10th house and "सौम्य" a benefic. This verse is the last root verse on printed page १११; the chapter continues on the following page. The editor's Hindi gloss for this passage (read at scratchpad/p111-gloss1.png and scratchpad/p111-gloss2.png) corroborates the reading; that gloss is the modern editor's own prose and is used here only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review. The printed spelling "कीर्त्ति" doubles the त after the repha, the older orthographic convention this edition follows throughout; it is retained exactly as printed rather than normalised to "कीर्ति". Line 2 was re-checked at 3.4x in scratchpad/z21-7L2kirti.png.

  8. 21.8 सत्यापित

    The Sun in its deepest exaltation navamsha with the 9th lord in the 11th: righteous, dear to the king, devoted to his father

    संस्कृत

    परमोच्चांशगे सूर्ये भाग्येशे लाभसंस्थिते । धर्मिष्ठो नृपवात्सल्यः पितृसेवी भवेन्नरः ॥ ८ ॥

    paramocchaamshage soorye bhaagyeshe laabhasamsthite | dharmishtho nripavaatsalyah pitrisevee bhavennarah || 8 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the Sun has gone to the navamsha of its deepest exaltation (paramocchaamsha-ge soorye) and the lord of the 9th is placed in the house of gain, the 11th (bhaagyeshe laabha-samsthite), the man becomes most righteous (dharmishtho), holding the affection of the king (nripa-vaatsalyah), and devoted to the service of his father (pitri-sevee bhaven narah).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    सूर्य परमोच्चांश में गया हो (परमोच्चांशगे सूर्ये) और भाग्येश लाभस्थान (एकादश) में स्थित हो (भाग्येशे लाभसंस्थिते), तो मनुष्य धर्मिष्ठ, राजा का प्रिय, तथा पितृसेवी होता है (धर्मिष्ठो नृपवात्सल्यः पितृसेवी भवेन्नरः)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.21, verse 8. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.144, printed page ११२/112. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch21p112-144.png (600dpi) and its crops scratchpad/c21-p112-a.png through scratchpad/c21-p112-g.png. Stands under the editor's printed Hindi subheading "पितृभक्ति-योग--" (the yoga of devotion to the father); that subheading is the modern editor's and is named here rather than transcribed as root text. His gloss below fixes the Sun's deepest exaltation point parenthetically as "( मेष के १० )", 10 degrees of Aries, and renders the three results as "धर्मिष्ठ, राजप्रिय, तथा पितृसेवी"; that gloss is the editor's own prose, used here only as corroborating context and never transcribed. "लाभ" is the 11th house. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  9. 21.9 सत्यापित

    The Sun in a trine with the 9th lord in the 7th joined or aspected by Jupiter: devotion to the father

    संस्कृत

    लग्नात् त्रिकोणगे सूर्ये भाग्येशे सप्तमस्थिते । गुरुणा सहिते दृष्टे पितृभक्ति-समन्वितः ॥ ९ ॥

    lagnaat trikonage soorye bhaagyeshe saptamasthite | gurunaa sahite drishte pitribhakti-samanvitah || 9 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the Sun has gone to a trine from the lagna (lagnaat trikona-ge soorye) and the lord of the 9th is placed in the 7th (bhaagyeshe saptama-sthite), joined with or aspected by Jupiter (gurunaa sahite drishte), [the native] is endowed with devotion to his father (pitri-bhakti-samanvitah).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    सूर्य लग्न से त्रिकोण में गया हो (लग्नात् त्रिकोणगे सूर्ये) और भाग्येश सप्तम में स्थित हो (भाग्येशे सप्तमस्थिते), तथा गुरु से युक्त अथवा दृष्ट हो (गुरुणा सहिते दृष्टे), तो जातक पितृभक्ति से युक्त होता है (पितृभक्ति-समन्वितः)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.21, verse 9. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.144, printed page ११२/112. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch21p112-144.png (600dpi) and its crops scratchpad/c21-p112-a.png through scratchpad/c21-p112-g.png. The hyphen printed inside the root word "पितृभक्ति-समन्वितः" is the edition's own compositor's hyphen, not a mark of the manuscript tradition; it is retained here exactly as printed rather than silently closed up. Continues under the same editor's subheading "पितृभक्ति-योग--" noted at ref 21.8; his gloss closes with the range mark "॥ ८-९ ॥" and so covers this verse together with the previous one, reading "सप्तमस्थानस्थित भाग्येश गुरु से युत या दृष्ट हो तो जातक पितृभक्त होता है" -- corroborating context only, not transcribed. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  10. 21.10 सत्यापित

    An exchange between the 2nd and 9th lords: fortune, a vehicle and renown after the thirty-second year

    संस्कृत

    भाग्येशे धनभावस्थे धनेशे भाग्यराशिगे । द्वात्रिंशात्परतो भाग्यं वाहनं कीर्त्तिसम्भवः ॥ १० ॥

    bhaagyeshe dhanabhaavasthe dhaneshe bhaagyaraashige | dvaatrimshaatparato bhaagyam vaahanam keerttisambhavah || 10 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lord of the 9th is placed in the house of wealth, the 2nd (bhaagyeshe dhana-bhaava-sthe), and the lord of the 2nd has gone to the sign of the 9th (dhaneshe bhaagya-raashi-ge) -- an exchange of the two -- then beyond the thirty-second [year] (dvaatrimshaat parato) come fortune, a vehicle, and the arising of renown (bhaagyam vaahanam keertti-sambhavah).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    भाग्येश धनभाव (द्वितीय) में स्थित हो (भाग्येशे धनभावस्थे) और धनेश भाग्यराशि (नवम) में गया हो (धनेशे भाग्यराशिगे) -- अर्थात् दोनों का परिवर्तन हो -- तो बत्तीसवें वर्ष के बाद भाग्य, वाहन और कीर्ति की प्राप्ति होती है (द्वात्रिंशात्परतो भाग्यं वाहनं कीर्त्तिसम्भवः)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.21, verse 10. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.144, printed page ११२/112. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch21p112-144.png (600dpi) and its crops scratchpad/c21-p112-a.png through scratchpad/c21-p112-g.png. Line 2 was re-checked at 3x in scratchpad/z21-10L2.png. The printed spelling "कीर्त्ति" doubles the त after the repha, the older orthographic convention this edition follows throughout; it is retained exactly as printed rather than normalised to "कीर्ति". The editor's Hindi gloss confirms the age: "भाग्येश धनभावगत, और धनेश भाग्यस्थानगत हो तो ३२ वर्ष के बाद जातक वाहन तथा यश का भागी होता है" -- corroborating context only, not transcribed. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  11. 21.11 सत्यापित

    The lagna lord and the 6th lord together in the 9th: enmity between father and son, and a contemptible father

    संस्कृत

    लग्नेशे भाग्यराशिस्थे षष्ठेशोऽपि च तत्रगे । अन्योन्यवैरं ब्रुवते जनकः कुत्सितो भवेत् ॥ ११ ॥

    lagneshe bhaagyaraashisthe shashthesho.api cha tatrage | anyonyavairam bruvate janakah kutsito bhavet || 11 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lord of the lagna is placed in the sign of the 9th (lagneshe bhaagya-raashi-sthe) and the lord of the 6th also goes there (shashtheshah api cha tatra-ge), they declare mutual enmity (anyonya-vairam bruvate) [between father and son], and the father becomes contemptible (janakah kutsito bhavet).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    लग्नेश भाग्यराशि (नवम) में स्थित हो (लग्नेशे भाग्यराशिस्थे) और षष्ठेश भी वहीं गया हो (षष्ठेशोऽपि च तत्रगे), तो परस्पर वैर कहा जाता है (अन्योन्यवैरं ब्रुवते) और पिता कुत्सित होता है (जनकः कुत्सितो भवेत्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.21, verse 11. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.144, printed page ११२/112. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch21p112-144.png (600dpi) and its crops scratchpad/c21-p112-a.png through scratchpad/c21-p112-g.png. Stands under the editor's printed Hindi subheading "पितृ-शात्रव योग--" (the yoga of hostility towards the father); that subheading is the modern editor's and is named here rather than transcribed. His gloss makes the two parties explicit -- "तो पिता पुत्र में परस्पर शत्रुता होती है । साथ ही पिता कुत्सित स्वभाव का होता है" -- which is why "अन्योन्यवैरं" is rendered above as enmity between father and son; that gloss is corroborating context only, not transcribed. "जनक" is the father. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  12. 21.12 सत्यापित

    A very weak 3rd lord with the 10th lord and the 9th lord debilitated or combust: the yoga of living on alms

    संस्कृत

    कर्माधिपेन सहितो विक्रमेशोऽतिनिर्बलः । भाग्येशो नीचगो वाऽस्तो योगो भिक्षाशनो मतः ॥ १२ ॥

    karmaadhipena sahito vikramesho.atinirbalah | bhaagyesho neechago vaa.asto yogo bhikshaashano matah || 12 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lord of the 3rd, exceedingly weak (vikrameshah ati-nirbalah), is joined with the lord of the 10th (karmaadhipena sahito), and the lord of the 9th is debilitated or combust (bhaagyesho neecha-go vaa asto), this is held to be the yoga of one who eats alms (yogo bhikshaashano matah).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    अत्यन्त निर्बल विक्रमेश (तृतीयेश) कर्माधिप (दशमेश) के साथ हो (कर्माधिपेन सहितो विक्रमेशोऽतिनिर्बलः), और भाग्येश नीचगत अथवा अस्त हो (भाग्येशो नीचगो वाऽस्तो), तो यह भिक्षाशन योग माना गया है (योगो भिक्षाशनो मतः)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.21, verse 12. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.144, printed page ११२/112. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch21p112-144.png (600dpi) and its crops scratchpad/c21-p112-a.png through scratchpad/c21-p112-g.png. Stands under the editor's printed Hindi subheading "भिक्षाशित्व योग--"; that subheading is the modern editor's and is named here rather than transcribed. "विक्रम" is this text's name for the 3rd house, its lord "विक्रमेश", and "कर्माधिप" the lord of the 10th -- the editor's gloss spells both out as "तृतीयेश" and "दशमेश", and glosses "अस्त" parenthetically as "( रवि सान्निध्य वश )", i.e. combustion through proximity to the Sun; corroborating context only, not transcribed. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  13. 21.13 सत्यापित

    The Sun in the 6th, 8th or 12th, the 8th lord with the 9th, the 12th lord in the lagna and the 6th lord in the 5th

    संस्कृत

    षष्ठाष्टम-व्यये भानौ रन्ध्रेशे भाग्यसंयुते । व्ययेशे लग्नराशिस्थे पञ्चमस्थे तु षष्ठपे ॥ १३ ॥

    shashthaashtama-vyaye bhaanau randhreshe bhaagyasamyute | vyayeshe lagnaraashisthe panchamasthe tu shashthape || 13 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the Sun is in the 6th, the 8th or the 12th (shashtha-ashtama-vyaye bhaanau), the lord of the 8th is joined to the 9th (randhreshe bhaagya-samyute), the lord of the 12th is placed in the sign of the lagna (vyayeshe lagna-raashi-sthe), and the lord of the 6th is in the 5th (panchama-sthe tu shashthape) --

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    सूर्य षष्ठ, अष्टम अथवा व्यय (द्वादश) में हो (षष्ठाष्टम-व्यये भानौ), रन्ध्रेश (अष्टमेश) भाग्य से युक्त हो (रन्ध्रेशे भाग्यसंयुते), व्ययेश लग्नराशि में स्थित हो (व्ययेशे लग्नराशिस्थे), और षष्ठेश पञ्चम में हो (पञ्चमस्थे तु षष्ठपे) --

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.21, verse 13. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.144, printed page ११२/112. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch21p112-144.png (600dpi) and its crops scratchpad/c21-p112-a.png through scratchpad/c21-p112-g.png. Stands under the editor's printed Hindi subheading "पितृमरण योग--" (the yoga of the father's death); that subheading is the modern editor's and is named here rather than transcribed. This verse states only the conditions; the result is supplied by the first line of ref 21.14, so the two must be read together. The hyphen printed inside "षष्ठाष्टम-व्यये" is the edition's own compositor's hyphen and is retained exactly as printed. "रन्ध्र" is the 8th house, "व्यय" the 12th, and "षष्ठप" the lord of the 6th. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  14. 21.14 सत्यापित

    The father's death before the birth; and the Sun in the 8th with the 8th lord in the 9th

    संस्कृत

    जातस्य जननात् पूर्वं जनकस्य मृतिर्भवेत् । रन्ध्रस्थानगते सूर्ये रन्ध्रेशे भाग्यगे सति ॥ १४ ॥

    jaatasya jananaat poorvam janakasya mritirbhavet | randhrasthaanagate soorye randhreshe bhaagyage sati || 14 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    -- the father's death would occur before the birth of the child (jaatasya jananaat poorvam janakasya mritir bhavet). When the Sun has gone to the house of the 8th (randhra-sthaana-gate soorye) and the lord of the 8th is in the 9th (randhreshe bhaagya-ge sati) --

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    -- तो जातक के जन्म से पहले ही पिता की मृत्यु हो जाती है (जातस्य जननात् पूर्वं जनकस्य मृतिर्भवेत्)। सूर्य रन्ध्रस्थान (अष्टम) में गया हो (रन्ध्रस्थानगते सूर्ये) और रन्ध्रेश भाग्य (नवम) में हो (रन्ध्रेशे भाग्यगे सति) --

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.21, verse 14. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.144, printed page ११२/112. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch21p112-144.png (600dpi) and its crops scratchpad/c21-p112-a.png through scratchpad/c21-p112-g.png. This verse straddles two sentences: its first line completes the condition begun at ref 21.13, and its second line opens a fresh condition whose result is given in the first line of ref 21.15. The three verses 13-15 therefore form a continuous chain and are rendered above with dashes to mark where each sentence carries over. Continues under the editor's subheading "पितृमरण योग--" noted at ref 21.13. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  15. 21.15 सत्यापित

    The father's death in the child's first year; and the 12th lord in the 9th with the 9th lord in a debilitation navamsha

    संस्कृत

    जातस्य प्रथमाब्दे तु पितुर्मरणमादिशेत् । व्ययेशे भाग्यराशिस्थे नीचांशे भाग्यनायके ॥ १५ ॥

    jaatasya prathamaabde tu piturmaranamaadishet | vyayeshe bhaagyaraashisthe neechaamshe bhaagyanaayake || 15 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    -- one should declare the death of the father in the first year of the child (jaatasya prathama-abde tu pitur maranam aadishet). When the lord of the 12th is placed in the sign of the 9th (vyayeshe bhaagya-raashi-sthe) and the lord of the 9th is in a navamsha of debilitation (neecha-amshe bhaagya-naayake) --

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    -- तो जातक के प्रथम वर्ष में ही पिता का मरण कहना चाहिए (जातस्य प्रथमाब्दे तु पितुर्मरणमादिशेत्)। व्ययेश भाग्यराशि (नवम) में स्थित हो (व्ययेशे भाग्यराशिस्थे) और भाग्यनायक (नवमेश) नीचांश में हो (नीचांशे भाग्यनायके) --

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.21, verse 15. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.144, printed page ११२/112. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch21p112-144.png (600dpi) and its crops scratchpad/c21-p112-a.png through scratchpad/c21-p112-g.png. The first line completes the condition opened in the second line of ref 21.14; the second line opens a further condition that is not completed on this page -- printed page ११२ ends here, and the sentence carries over to the following page. "भाग्यनायक" is another of this chapter's names for the lord of the 9th. Continues under the editor's subheading "पितृमरण योग--" noted at ref 21.13. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  16. 21.16 सत्यापित

    Death of the father in the third or sixteenth year; the lagna lord in the 8th with the 8th lord joined to the Sun

    संस्कृत

    तृतीये षोडशे वर्षे जनकस्य मृतिर्भवेत् । लग्नेशे नाशराशिस्थे रन्ध्रेशे भानुसंयुते ॥ १६ ॥

    triteeye shodashe varshe janakasya mritirbhavet | lagneshe naasharaashisthe randhreshe bhaanusamyute || 16 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    -- the father's death would occur in the third or the sixteenth year (triteeye shodashe varshe janakasya mritir bhavet). When the lord of the lagna is placed in the sign of destruction, the 8th (lagneshe naasha-raashi-sthe), and the lord of the 8th is joined to the Sun (randhreshe bhaanu-samyute) --

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    -- तो तीसरे अथवा सोलहवें वर्ष में पिता की मृत्यु होती है (तृतीये षोडशे वर्षे जनकस्य मृतिर्भवेत्)। लग्नेश नाश राशि (अष्टम) में स्थित हो (लग्नेशे नाशराशिस्थे) और रन्ध्रेश (अष्टमेश) सूर्य से युक्त हो (रन्ध्रेशे भानुसंयुते) --

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.21, verse 16. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.145, printed page ११३/113. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch21p113-145.png (600dpi) and its crops scratchpad/c21-p113-a.png through scratchpad/c21-p113-g.png. Its first line completes the condition opened in the second line of ref 21.15, on the previous printed page. NOTE ON VOCABULARY: "नाशराशि" is here the 8th house, not the 12th -- the editor's gloss renders this pada as "लग्नेश अष्टम में और अष्टमेश सूर्य के साथ हो", and the parallel "रन्ध्रेश" in the same line is the 8th lord, so the two names are being used of the same house. The gloss confirms the ages as "तीसरे या १६ वें वर्ष में पिता का मरण". This chapter's death-of-the-father passage runs as a continuous chain: each verse's first line gives the age that answers the condition stated in the previous verse's second line, and its own second line opens the next condition. The renderings below use dashes to mark where a sentence carries over. All of these verses stand under the editor's printed Hindi subheading "पितृमरण योग--" introduced at ref 21.13; that subheading is the modern editor's and is named rather than transcribed. The editor's running Hindi gloss for this passage (scratchpad/c21-p113-e.png through scratchpad/c21-p113-g.png) is the modern editor's own prose and is used here only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  17. 21.17 सत्यापित

    Death in the second or twelfth year; Rahu in the 8th from the 9th and the Sun in the 9th from the 9th

    संस्कृत

    द्वितीये द्वादशे वर्षे पितुर्मरणमादिशेत् । भाग्याद्रन्ध्रगते राहौ भाग्याद् भाग्यगते रवौ ॥ १७ ॥

    dviteeye dvaadashe varshe piturmaranamaadishet | bhaagyaadrandhragate raahau bhaagyaad bhaagyagate ravau || 17 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    -- one should declare the father's death in the second or the twelfth year (dviteeye dvaadashe varshe pitur maranam aadishet). When Rahu has gone to the 8th counted from the 9th (bhaagyaad randhra-gate raahau) and the Sun to the 9th counted from the 9th (bhaagyaad bhaagya-gate ravau) --

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    -- तो दूसरे अथवा बारहवें वर्ष में पिता का मरण कहना चाहिए (द्वितीये द्वादशे वर्षे पितुर्मरणमादिशेत्)। भाग्य से अष्टम में राहु गया हो (भाग्याद्रन्ध्रगते राहौ) और भाग्य से नवम में सूर्य गया हो (भाग्याद् भाग्यगते रवौ) --

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.21, verse 17. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.145, printed page ११३/113. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch21p113-145.png (600dpi) and its crops scratchpad/c21-p113-a.png through scratchpad/c21-p113-g.png. Line 2 was re-checked at 2.2x in scratchpad/z21-17L2b.png. Both positions in line 2 are counted from the 9th rather than from the lagna, and the editor's gloss converts them for the reader -- "भाग्य स्थान से अष्टम ( लग्न से चतुर्थ ) में राहु हो और भाग्य स्थान से नवम ( लग्न से पञ्चम ) में सूर्य हो" -- i.e. the 4th and the 5th from the lagna; those conversions are the editor's and are not part of the root text. This chapter's death-of-the-father passage runs as a continuous chain: each verse's first line gives the age that answers the condition stated in the previous verse's second line, and its own second line opens the next condition. The renderings below use dashes to mark where a sentence carries over. All of these verses stand under the editor's printed Hindi subheading "पितृमरण योग--" introduced at ref 21.13; that subheading is the modern editor's and is named rather than transcribed. The editor's running Hindi gloss for this passage (scratchpad/c21-p113-e.png through scratchpad/c21-p113-g.png) is the modern editor's own prose and is used here only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  18. 21.18 सत्यापित

    Death in the sixteenth or eighteenth year; the Sun with Rahu and Saturn in the 9th from the Moon

    संस्कृत

    षोडशेऽष्टादशे वर्षे जनकस्य मृतिर्भवेत् । राहुणा सहिते सूर्ये चन्द्राद् भाग्यगते शनौ ॥ १८ ॥

    shodashe.ashtaadashe varshe janakasya mritirbhavet | raahunaa sahite soorye chandraad bhaagyagate shanau || 18 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    -- the father's death would occur in the sixteenth or the eighteenth year (shodashe ashtaadashe varshe janakasya mritir bhavet). When the Sun is joined with Rahu (raahunaa sahite soorye) and Saturn has gone to the 9th counted from the Moon (chandraad bhaagya-gate shanau) --

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    -- तो सोलहवें अथवा अठारहवें वर्ष में पिता की मृत्यु होती है (षोडशेऽष्टादशे वर्षे जनकस्य मृतिर्भवेत्)। सूर्य राहु से युक्त हो (राहुणा सहिते सूर्ये) और शनि चन्द्रमा से नवम में गया हो (चन्द्राद् भाग्यगते शनौ) --

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.21, verse 18. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.145, printed page ११३/113. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch21p113-145.png (600dpi) and its crops scratchpad/c21-p113-a.png through scratchpad/c21-p113-g.png. The editor's gloss agrees on both the ages ("१६ वें या १८ वें वर्ष") and the reckoning of Saturn's position from the Moon ("राहु के साथ सूर्य हो और चन्द्रमा से नवमस्थ शनि हो"). This chapter's death-of-the-father passage runs as a continuous chain: each verse's first line gives the age that answers the condition stated in the previous verse's second line, and its own second line opens the next condition. The renderings below use dashes to mark where a sentence carries over. All of these verses stand under the editor's printed Hindi subheading "पितृमरण योग--" introduced at ref 21.13; that subheading is the modern editor's and is named rather than transcribed. The editor's running Hindi gloss for this passage (scratchpad/c21-p113-e.png through scratchpad/c21-p113-g.png) is the modern editor's own prose and is used here only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  19. 21.19 सत्यापित

    Death certain in the seventh or nineteenth year; an exchange between the 9th and 12th lords

    संस्कृत

    सप्तमैकोनविंशाब्दे तातस्य मरणं ध्रुवम् । भाग्येशे व्ययराशिस्थे व्ययेशे भाग्यराशिगे ॥ १९ ॥

    saptamaikonavimshaabde taatasya maranam dhruvam | bhaagyeshe vyayaraashisthe vyayeshe bhaagyaraashige || 19 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    -- in the seventh or the nineteenth year the father's death is certain (saptama-ekonavimsha-abde taatasya maranam dhruvam). When the lord of the 9th is placed in the sign of the 12th (bhaagyeshe vyaya-raashi-sthe) and the lord of the 12th has gone to the sign of the 9th (vyayeshe bhaagya-raashi-ge) -- an exchange of the two --

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    -- तो सातवें अथवा उन्नीसवें वर्ष में पिता का मरण निश्चित है (सप्तमैकोनविंशाब्दे तातस्य मरणं ध्रुवम्)। भाग्येश व्यय राशि (द्वादश) में स्थित हो (भाग्येशे व्ययराशिस्थे) और व्ययेश भाग्य राशि (नवम) में गया हो (व्ययेशे भाग्यराशिगे) -- अर्थात् दोनों का परिवर्तन हो --

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.21, verse 19. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.145, printed page ११३/113. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch21p113-145.png (600dpi) and its crops scratchpad/c21-p113-a.png through scratchpad/c21-p113-g.png. "तात" is another of this passage's words for the father. The editor's gloss confirms both the certainty and the ages: "तो ७ वें या १९ वें वर्ष में निश्चित रूप से पिता का मरण होता". This chapter's death-of-the-father passage runs as a continuous chain: each verse's first line gives the age that answers the condition stated in the previous verse's second line, and its own second line opens the next condition. The renderings below use dashes to mark where a sentence carries over. All of these verses stand under the editor's printed Hindi subheading "पितृमरण योग--" introduced at ref 21.13; that subheading is the modern editor's and is named rather than transcribed. The editor's running Hindi gloss for this passage (scratchpad/c21-p113-e.png through scratchpad/c21-p113-g.png) is the modern editor's own prose and is used here only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  20. 21.20 सत्यापित

    Death in the forty-fourth year; the Moon in the Sun's navamsha with the lagna lord joined to the 8th

    संस्कृत

    वर्षे वेदार्णवमिते पितुर्मरणमादिशेत् । रव्यंशे च स्थिते चन्द्रे लग्नेशे रन्ध्रसंयुते ॥ २० ॥

    varshe vedaarnavamite piturmaranamaadishet | ravyamshe cha sthite chandre lagneshe randhrasamyute || 20 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    -- one should declare the father's death in the year measured by the Vedas and the oceans (varshe vedaarnava-mite), that is the forty-fourth. When the Moon is placed in the navamsha of the Sun (ravi-amshe cha sthite chandre) and the lord of the lagna is joined to the 8th (lagneshe randhra-samyute) --

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    -- तो वेद (४) और अर्णव (४) से मापे गये वर्ष अर्थात् चवालीसवें वर्ष में पिता का मरण कहना चाहिए (वर्षे वेदार्णवमिते पितुर्मरणमादिशेत्)। सूर्य के नवांश में चन्द्रमा स्थित हो (रव्यंशे च स्थिते चन्द्रे) और लग्नेश रन्ध्र (अष्टम) से युक्त हो (लग्नेशे रन्ध्रसंयुते) --

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.21, verse 20. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.145, printed page ११३/113. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch21p113-145.png (600dpi) and its crops scratchpad/c21-p113-a.png through scratchpad/c21-p113-g.png. "वेदार्णवमिते" is a bhuta-samkhya numeral -- वेद (the four Vedas) and अर्णव (the four oceans), read right to left as 44. The editor's gloss states the figure outright, "तो ४४ वें वर्ष में पिता का मरण कहना चाहिए", which is what fixes the reading; that gloss is the editor's own and is corroborating context only. This chapter's death-of-the-father passage runs as a continuous chain: each verse's first line gives the age that answers the condition stated in the previous verse's second line, and its own second line opens the next condition. The renderings below use dashes to mark where a sentence carries over. All of these verses stand under the editor's printed Hindi subheading "पितृमरण योग--" introduced at ref 21.13; that subheading is the modern editor's and is named rather than transcribed. The editor's running Hindi gloss for this passage (scratchpad/c21-p113-e.png through scratchpad/c21-p113-g.png) is the modern editor's own prose and is used here only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  21. 21.21 सत्यापित

    Death in the thirty-fifth or forty-first year; the Sun, lord of the father's house, with Saturn and Mars

    संस्कृत

    पञ्चत्रिंशेवैंकचत्वारिंशद्वर्षे मृतिः पितुः । पितृस्थानाधिपे सूर्ये मन्दभौमसमन्विते ॥ २१ ॥

    panchatrimshevaimkachatvaarimshadvarshe mritih pituh | pitristhaanaadhipe soorye mandabhaumasamanvite || 21 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    -- in the thirty-fifth or the forty-first year comes the death of the father (panchatrimshe vaa ekachatvaarimshad-varshe mritih pituh). When the Sun, lord of the house of the father (pitri-sthaana-adhipe soorye), is joined by Saturn and Mars (manda-bhauma-samanvite) --

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    -- तो पैंतीसवें अथवा इकतालीसवें वर्ष में पिता की मृत्यु होती है (पञ्चत्रिंशेवैंकचत्वारिंशद्वर्षे मृतिः पितुः)। पितृस्थान का अधिपति सूर्य (पितृस्थानाधिपे सूर्ये) मन्द (शनि) और भौम (मंगल) से युक्त हो (मन्दभौमसमन्विते) --

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.21, verse 21. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.145, printed page ११३/113. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch21p113-145.png (600dpi) and its crops scratchpad/c21-p113-a.png through scratchpad/c21-p113-g.png. Line 1 was re-checked at 2.4x in scratchpad/z21-21L1.png and the disputed cluster again at 7x in scratchpad/z21-21vai.png. The page prints "पञ्चत्रिंशेवैंक...", carrying what appears to be an anusvara over the वै in addition to its ai-matra; this is retained exactly as printed. The sense requires पञ्चत्रिंशे वा एकचत्वारिंशद्वर्षे ("in the thirty-fifth or the forty-first year"), so the anusvara is taken to be a compositor's slip of the same kind already recorded at ref 20.3 ("तर्कैर्विंचक्षणैः") -- but the disclosure is made here rather than the mark being silently dropped, and at this page's native 241 ppi the mark cannot be resolved further. "मन्द" is Saturn and "भौम" Mars; the Sun is called lord of the house of the father because it is that house's karaka. This chapter's death-of-the-father passage runs as a continuous chain: each verse's first line gives the age that answers the condition stated in the previous verse's second line, and its own second line opens the next condition. The renderings below use dashes to mark where a sentence carries over. All of these verses stand under the editor's printed Hindi subheading "पितृमरण योग--" introduced at ref 21.13; that subheading is the modern editor's and is named rather than transcribed. The editor's running Hindi gloss for this passage (scratchpad/c21-p113-e.png through scratchpad/c21-p113-g.png) is the modern editor's own prose and is used here only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  22. 21.22 सत्यापित

    Death on reaching the fiftieth year; the Sun in the 7th from the 9th and Rahu placed from the 3rd

    संस्कृत

    पञ्चाशद्-वत्सरे प्राप्ते जनकस्य मृतिः भवेत् । भाग्यात् सप्तमगे सूर्ये राहौ भ्रातुर्नंगस्थिते ॥ २२ ॥

    panchaashad-vatsare praapte janakasya mritih bhavet | bhaagyaat saptamage soorye raahau bhraaturnamgasthite || 22 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    -- when the fiftieth year is reached the father's death would occur (panchaashad-vatsare praapte janakasya mritih bhavet). When the Sun has gone to the 7th counted from the 9th (bhaagyaat saptama-ge soorye), and Rahu is placed at the naga-numbered house from that of the brother, the 3rd (raahau bhraatuh naga-sthite) --

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    -- तो पचासवें वर्ष के प्राप्त होने पर पिता की मृत्यु होती है (पञ्चाशद्-वत्सरे प्राप्ते जनकस्य मृतिः भवेत्)। भाग्य से सप्तम में सूर्य गया हो (भाग्यात् सप्तमगे सूर्ये) और राहु भ्रातृ (तृतीय) भाव से नग-संख्या वाले स्थान में स्थित हो (राहौ भ्रातुर्नंगस्थिते) --

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.21, verse 22. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.145, printed page ११३/113. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch21p113-145.png (600dpi) and its crops scratchpad/c21-p113-a.png through scratchpad/c21-p113-g.png. Line 1 was re-checked at 2.4x in scratchpad/z21-22L1.png and the closing word of line 2 at 4.5x in scratchpad/z21-22L2nag.png. Two readings are retained exactly as printed rather than normalised. First, line 1 prints "मृतिः भवेत्" with the visarga unsandhied, where the same phrase is printed "मृतिर्भवेत्" at refs 21.16 and 21.18; the compositor's hyphen inside "पञ्चाशद्-वत्सरे" is likewise the edition's own. Second, the closing word of line 2 is printed "भ्रातुर्नंगस्थिते", with an anusvara over the न that the expected "नग" (naga, the bhuta-samkhya numeral seven) does not call for; the mark does not resolve at this page's native 241 ppi. The editor's Hindi gloss for this verse falls on the following printed page and has now been read (scratchpad/c21-p114-a.png, with the doubtful word re-checked at 6x and 9x in scratchpad/z114-g22word2.png and scratchpad/z114-g22w3.png). It renders the pada as "भाग्य से सप्तम ( लग्न से तृतीय ) में रवि हो और ... से नवम ( भाग्य ) में राहु हो", and its parenthetical "( भाग्य )" puts Rahu in the 9th house -- which is exactly the 7th (naga, seven) counted from the 3rd (bhraatri). The numeral reading "नग" is therefore corroborated by the editor and only the anusvara over it remains unexplained. One word of that gloss sentence, the reference point printed between "और" and "से नवम", is set from broken type and could not be read with confidence even at 9x; it does not affect the house identification, which the parenthetical settles. This chapter's death-of-the-father passage runs as a continuous chain: each verse's first line gives the age that answers the condition stated in the previous verse's second line, and its own second line opens the next condition. The renderings below use dashes to mark where a sentence carries over. All of these verses stand under the editor's printed Hindi subheading "पितृमरण योग--" introduced at ref 21.13; that subheading is the modern editor's and is named rather than transcribed. The editor's running Hindi gloss for this passage (scratchpad/c21-p113-e.png through scratchpad/c21-p113-g.png) is the modern editor's own prose and is used here only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  23. 21.23 सत्यापित

    Death in the sixth or twenty-fifth year; Saturn in the 7th from the 8th and the Sun in the 7th from Saturn

    संस्कृत

    षष्ठे वा पञ्चविंशेऽब्दे पितुर्मरणमादिशेत् । रन्ध्रजामित्रगे मन्दे मन्दाज्जामित्रगे रवौ ॥ २३ ॥

    shashthe vaa panchavimshe.abde piturmaranamaadishet | randhrajaamitrage mande mandaajjaamitrage ravau || 23 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    -- one should declare the father's death in the sixth or the twenty-fifth year (shashthe vaa panchavimshe abde pitur maranam aadishet). When Saturn has gone to the 7th from the 8th (randhra-jaamitra-ge mande) and the Sun to the 7th from Saturn (mandaat jaamitra-ge ravau) --

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    -- तो छठे अथवा पच्चीसवें वर्ष में पिता का मरण कहना चाहिए (षष्ठे वा पञ्चविंशेऽब्दे पितुर्मरणमादिशेत्)। शनि रन्ध्र (अष्टम) से जामित्र (सप्तम) में गया हो (रन्ध्रजामित्रगे मन्दे) और सूर्य मन्द (शनि) से जामित्र में गया हो (मन्दाज्जामित्रगे रवौ) --

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.21, verse 23. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.145, printed page ११३/113. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch21p113-145.png (600dpi) and its crops scratchpad/c21-p113-a.png through scratchpad/c21-p113-g.png. "जामित्र" is this text's Greek-derived name for the seventh place, counted here twice over -- from the 8th house and then from Saturn -- rather than from the lagna, exactly as it was used at ref 19.41. This chapter's death-of-the-father passage runs as a continuous chain: each verse's first line gives the age that answers the condition stated in the previous verse's second line, and its own second line opens the next condition. The renderings below use dashes to mark where a sentence carries over. All of these verses stand under the editor's printed Hindi subheading "पितृमरण योग--" introduced at ref 21.13; that subheading is the modern editor's and is named rather than transcribed. The editor's running Hindi gloss for this passage (scratchpad/c21-p113-e.png through scratchpad/c21-p113-g.png) is the modern editor's own prose and is used here only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  24. 21.24 सत्यापित

    Death in the thirtieth, twenty-first or twenty-sixth year; a debilitated 9th lord with its dispositor in the 9th

    संस्कृत

    त्रिंशेऽब्द एकविंशे षड्-विंशे वा निधनं पितुः । भाग्येशे नीचराशिस्थे तदीशे भाग्यराशिगे ॥ २४ ॥

    trimshe.abda ekavimshe shad-vimshe vaa nidhanam pituh | bhaagyeshe neecharaashisthe tadeeshe bhaagyaraashige || 24 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    -- in the thirtieth year, or the twenty-first, or the twenty-sixth, comes the death of the father (trimshe abda ekavimshe shad-vimshe vaa nidhanam pituh). When the lord of the 9th is placed in its sign of debilitation (bhaagyeshe neecha-raashi-sthe) and the lord of that sign has gone to the sign of the 9th (tadeeshe bhaagya-raashi-ge) --

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    -- तो तीसवें, इक्कीसवें अथवा छब्बीसवें वर्ष में पिता का निधन होता है (त्रिंशेऽब्द एकविंशे षड्-विंशे वा निधनं पितुः)। भाग्येश अपनी नीच राशि में स्थित हो (भाग्येशे नीचराशिस्थे) और उस राशि का स्वामी भाग्य राशि (नवम) में गया हो (तदीशे भाग्यराशिगे) --

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.21, verse 24. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.145, printed page ११३/113. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch21p113-145.png (600dpi) and its crops scratchpad/c21-p113-a.png through scratchpad/c21-p113-g.png. The compositor's hyphen inside "षड्-विंशे" is the edition's own and is retained exactly as printed, as at "पञ्चाशद्-वत्सरे" in ref 21.22. "तदीश" is the lord of the debilitation sign just named, i.e. the dispositor of the 9th lord. This verse's second line opens a condition whose result is given in the first line of ref 21.25; printed page ११३ ends with that first line, so the rest of ref 21.25 falls on the following page. This chapter's death-of-the-father passage runs as a continuous chain: each verse's first line gives the age that answers the condition stated in the previous verse's second line, and its own second line opens the next condition. The renderings below use dashes to mark where a sentence carries over. All of these verses stand under the editor's printed Hindi subheading "पितृमरण योग--" introduced at ref 21.13; that subheading is the modern editor's and is named rather than transcribed. The editor's running Hindi gloss for this passage (scratchpad/c21-p113-e.png through scratchpad/c21-p113-g.png) is the modern editor's own prose and is used here only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  25. 21.25 सत्यापित

    Verse 25

    संस्कृत

    षड्विंशे वा त्रयस्त्रिंशे पितुर्मरणमादिशेत् । परमोच्चांशगे शुक्रे भाग्येशेन समन्विते ॥ २५ ॥

    shadvimshe vaa trayastrimshe piturmaranamaadishet | paramocchaamshage shukre bhaagyeshena samanvite || 25 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    -- one should declare the father's death in the twenty-sixth or the thirty-third year (shadvimshe vaa trayastrimshe pitur maranam aadishet). When Venus has gone to the navamsha of its highest exaltation (paramoccha-amshage shukre) and is joined by the lord of the 9th (bhaagyeshena samanvite) --

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    -- छब्बीसवें या तैंतीसवें वर्ष में पिता का मरण कहना चाहिए । जब शुक्र अपने परमोच्च नवांश में हो और भाग्येश से युक्त हो --

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.21, verse 25. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.146, printed page ११४/114. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch21p114-146.png (600dpi) and its crops scratchpad/c21-p114-a.png through scratchpad/c21-p114-g.png. This verse straddles two printed pages: line 1 is the last line of printed page ११३/113 (scratchpad/ch21p113-145.png, re-checked at 5x in scratchpad/z21-25L1b.png) and line 2 is the first verse line on printed page ११४/114 (re-checked at 2.4x in scratchpad/z114-v25.png). DISCREPANCY DISCLOSED: line 1 prints "त्रयस्त्रिंशे", the thirty-third, and that reading is firm at 5x -- but the editor's own Hindi gloss closing this passage on printed page ११४ (scratchpad/c21-p114-b.png) figures the same result as "२६ या ३२ वें वर्ष", the 26th or the 32nd. The verse is transcribed and translated exactly as printed, at thirty-three; the editor's figure of thirty-two is recorded here and not silently adopted. Line 1 completes the condition opened at ref 21.24 and is the last verse of the death-of-the-father passage carrying the editor's subheading "पितृमरण योग--"; line 2 opens the section the editor heads "भाग्योदय काल--". These verses stand under the editor's printed Hindi subheading "भाग्योदय काल--" ("the time of the rise of fortune"), set on printed page ११४ between the gloss and this verse; that subheading is the modern editor's and is named here rather than transcribed. This chapter's verses run as a continuous chain: each verse's first line gives the result that answers the condition stated in the previous verse's second line, and its own second line opens the next condition. The renderings below use dashes to mark where a sentence carries over. The editor's running Hindi gloss for this passage (scratchpad/c21-p114-d.png, scratchpad/c21-p114-e.png, scratchpad/c21-p114-g.png and scratchpad/c21-p115-a.png) is the modern editor's own prose and is used here only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  26. 21.26 सत्यापित

    Verse 26

    संस्कृत

    भ्रातृस्थाने शनियुते बहुभाग्याधिपो भवेत् । गुरुणा संयुते भाग्ये तदीशे केन्द्रराशिगे ॥ २६ ॥

    bhraatristhaane shaniyute bahubhaagyaadhipo bhavet | gurunaa samyute bhaagye tadeeshe kendraraashige || 26 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    -- and the house of the brother, the 3rd, is joined by Saturn (bhraatri-sthaane shani-yute), the native becomes a master of abundant fortune (bahu-bhaagya-adhipo bhavet). When Jupiter is joined to the 9th (gurunaa samyute bhaagye) and the lord of that house has gone to a sign falling in a kendra (tadeeshe kendra-raashi-ge) --

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    -- और सहज ( तृतीय ) स्थान शनि से युक्त हो तो जातक बहुत भाग्यशाली होता है । जब भाग्य भाव में गुरु हो और भाग्येश केन्द्र राशि में हो --

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.21, verse 26. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.146, printed page ११४/114. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch21p114-146.png (600dpi) and its crops scratchpad/c21-p114-a.png through scratchpad/c21-p114-g.png. Line 1 was re-checked at 2.4x in scratchpad/z114-v26a.png, which confirms "बहुभाग्याधिपो", literally "lord of abundant fortune". The editor's gloss renders the same line as "जातक बहुत भाग्यशाली होता है", simply "very fortunate"; the literal compound is kept above. "तदीश" is the lord of the 9th just named. These verses stand under the editor's printed Hindi subheading "भाग्योदय काल--" ("the time of the rise of fortune"), set on printed page ११४ between the gloss and this verse; that subheading is the modern editor's and is named here rather than transcribed. This chapter's verses run as a continuous chain: each verse's first line gives the result that answers the condition stated in the previous verse's second line, and its own second line opens the next condition. The renderings below use dashes to mark where a sentence carries over. The editor's running Hindi gloss for this passage (scratchpad/c21-p114-d.png, scratchpad/c21-p114-e.png, scratchpad/c21-p114-g.png and scratchpad/c21-p115-a.png) is the modern editor's own prose and is used here only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  27. 21.27 सत्यापित

    Verse 27

    संस्कृत

    विंशाद्वर्षात्परं चैव बहुभाग्यं विनिर्दिशेत् । परमोच्चांशगे सौम्ये भाग्येशे भाग्यराशिगे ॥ २७ ॥

    vimshaadvarshaatparam chaiva bahubhaagyam vinirdishet | paramocchaamshage saumye bhaagyeshe bhaagyaraashige || 27 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    -- one should declare abundant fortune from beyond the twentieth year (vimshaat varshaat param chaiva bahu-bhaagyam vinirdishet). When Mercury has gone to the navamsha of its highest exaltation (paramoccha-amshage saumye) and the lord of the 9th is in the sign of the 9th (bhaagyeshe bhaagya-raashi-ge) --

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    -- बीस वर्ष की अवस्था के बाद बहुत भाग्य का निर्देश करना चाहिए । जब बुध अपने परमोच्च नवांश में हो और भाग्येश भाग्य राशि में हो --

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.21, verse 27. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.146, printed page ११४/114. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch21p114-146.png (600dpi) and its crops scratchpad/c21-p114-a.png through scratchpad/c21-p114-g.png. Line 1 was re-checked at 3.2x in scratchpad/z114-v27L1.png. "सौम्य" is Mercury here, not the generic "benefic": the editor's gloss names बुध outright ("बुध यदि अपने परमोच्चांशगत हों", scratchpad/c21-p114-e.png), and the identification above rests on that gloss. These verses stand under the editor's printed Hindi subheading "भाग्योदय काल--" ("the time of the rise of fortune"), set on printed page ११४ between the gloss and this verse; that subheading is the modern editor's and is named here rather than transcribed. This chapter's verses run as a continuous chain: each verse's first line gives the result that answers the condition stated in the previous verse's second line, and its own second line opens the next condition. The renderings below use dashes to mark where a sentence carries over. The editor's running Hindi gloss for this passage (scratchpad/c21-p114-d.png, scratchpad/c21-p114-e.png, scratchpad/c21-p114-g.png and scratchpad/c21-p115-a.png) is the modern editor's own prose and is used here only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  28. 21.28 सत्यापित

    Verse 28

    संस्कृत

    षट्त्रिंशाच्च परं चैव बहुभाग्यं विनिर्दिशेत् । लग्नेशे भाग्यराशिस्थे भाग्येशे लग्नसंयुते ॥ २८ ॥

    shattrimshaachcha param chaiva bahubhaagyam vinirdishet | lagneshe bhaagyaraashisthe bhaagyeshe lagnasamyute || 28 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    -- one should declare abundant fortune from beyond the thirty-sixth year as well (shattrimshaat cha param chaiva bahu-bhaagyam vinirdishet). When the lord of the lagna is placed in the sign of the 9th (lagneshe bhaagya-raashi-sthe) and the lord of the 9th is joined to the lagna (bhaagyeshe lagna-samyute) --

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    -- छत्तीस वर्ष की अवस्था के बाद भी बहुत भाग्य का निर्देश करना चाहिए । जब लग्नेश भाग्य राशि में हो और भाग्येश लग्न में युक्त हो --

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.21, verse 28. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.146, printed page ११४/114. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch21p114-146.png (600dpi) and its crops scratchpad/c21-p114-a.png through scratchpad/c21-p114-g.png. Line 1 was re-checked at 3.2x in scratchpad/z114-v28L1.png. The editor's gloss gives "३६ वर्ष", thirty-six, which agrees with the printed "षट्त्रिंशाच्च". These verses stand under the editor's printed Hindi subheading "भाग्योदय काल--" ("the time of the rise of fortune"), set on printed page ११४ between the gloss and this verse; that subheading is the modern editor's and is named here rather than transcribed. This chapter's verses run as a continuous chain: each verse's first line gives the result that answers the condition stated in the previous verse's second line, and its own second line opens the next condition. The renderings below use dashes to mark where a sentence carries over. The editor's running Hindi gloss for this passage (scratchpad/c21-p114-d.png, scratchpad/c21-p114-e.png, scratchpad/c21-p114-g.png and scratchpad/c21-p115-a.png) is the modern editor's own prose and is used here only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  29. 21.29 सत्यापित

    Verse 29

    संस्कृत

    गुरुणा संयुते द्यूने लाभः स्याद्धनयानयोः । भाग्याद् भाग्यगते राहौ भाग्येशे निधनं गते ॥ २९ ॥

    gurunaa samyute dyoone laabhah syaaddhanayaanayoh | bhaagyaad bhaagyagate raahau bhaagyeshe nidhanam gate || 29 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    -- and Jupiter is joined to the 7th (gurunaa samyute dyoone), there is gain of wealth and of vehicles (laabhah syaat dhana-yaanayoh). When Rahu has gone to the 9th counted from the 9th (bhaagyaat bhaagya-gate raahau) and the lord of the 9th has gone to the 8th (bhaagyeshe nidhanam gate) --

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    -- और सप्तम में गुरु युक्त हो तो धन और वाहन की प्राप्ति कहनी चाहिए । जब भाग्य से नवम में राहु हो और भाग्येश अष्टम में गया हो --

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.21, verse 29. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.146, printed page ११४/114. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch21p114-146.png (600dpi) and its crops scratchpad/c21-p114-a.png through scratchpad/c21-p114-g.png. The printed verse mark "॥ २९ ॥" stands at the end of line 2, so both lines are carried here as verse 29 exactly as set. The editor counts differently: his gloss for the preceding block closes "॥ २५-२८ ½ ॥", i.e. he treats line 1 above as verse 28 and a half, and his own subheading "दौर्भाग्य योग--" is printed between the two lines of this verse. That editorial half-verse numbering is recorded here and not adopted; the entry follows the printed verse mark. "निधन" is the 8th, as "नाशराशि" is at ref 21.16. The editor's printed Hindi subheading "दौर्भाग्य योग--" ("combinations for misfortune") opens this section on printed page ११४; that subheading is the modern editor's and is named here rather than transcribed. This chapter's verses run as a continuous chain: each verse's first line gives the result that answers the condition stated in the previous verse's second line, and its own second line opens the next condition. The renderings below use dashes to mark where a sentence carries over. The editor's running Hindi gloss for this passage (scratchpad/c21-p114-d.png, scratchpad/c21-p114-e.png, scratchpad/c21-p114-g.png and scratchpad/c21-p115-a.png) is the modern editor's own prose and is used here only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  30. 21.30 सत्यापित

    Verse 30

    संस्कृत

    अथवा नीचराशिस्थे भाग्यहीनो भवेन्नरः । भाग्यस्थानगते मन्दे शशिना च समन्विते ॥ ३० ॥

    athavaa neecharaashisthe bhaagyaheeno bhavennarah | bhaagyasthaanagate mande shashinaa cha samanvite || 30 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    -- or the lord of the 9th is placed in its sign of debilitation (athavaa neecha-raashi-sthe), the man becomes devoid of fortune (bhaagya-heeno bhavet narah). When Saturn has gone to the house of fortune, the 9th (bhaagya-sthaana-gate mande), and is joined by the Moon (shashinaa cha samanvite) --

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    -- अथवा भाग्येश नीच राशि में हो तो मनुष्य भाग्यहीन होता है । जब शनि भाग्य स्थान में हो और चन्द्रमा से युक्त हो --

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.21, verse 30. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.146, printed page ११४/114. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch21p114-146.png (600dpi) and its crops scratchpad/c21-p114-a.png through scratchpad/c21-p114-g.png. Line 2 was re-checked at 3x in scratchpad/z114-v31L2.png. The subject of "अथवा नीचराशिस्थे" is not repeated in the verse; it is supplied above as the lord of the 9th on the editor's gloss, which reads "भाग्येश अष्टमभाव या नीच राशिगत हों तो मनुष्य भाग्यहीन होता है" (scratchpad/c21-p114-g.png). The editor's printed Hindi subheading "दौर्भाग्य योग--" ("combinations for misfortune") opens this section on printed page ११४; that subheading is the modern editor's and is named here rather than transcribed. This chapter's verses run as a continuous chain: each verse's first line gives the result that answers the condition stated in the previous verse's second line, and its own second line opens the next condition. The renderings below use dashes to mark where a sentence carries over. The editor's running Hindi gloss for this passage (scratchpad/c21-p114-d.png, scratchpad/c21-p114-e.png, scratchpad/c21-p114-g.png and scratchpad/c21-p115-a.png) is the modern editor's own prose and is used here only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  31. 21.31 सत्यापित

    Verse 31

    संस्कृत

    लग्नेशे नीचराशिस्थे भिक्षाशी च नरो भवेत् । ज्ञेयमित्थं फलं भाग्येशाङ्गेशावस्थितेर्वशात् ॥ ३१ ॥ इति सविमर्श-सुधाव्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे नवम( भाग्य )भावफलाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ २१ ॥

    lagneshe neecharaashisthe bhikshaashee cha naro bhavet | jneyamittham phalam bhaagyeshaangeshaavasthitervashaat || 31 || iti savimarsha-sudhaavyaakhyopete brihatpaaraasharahoraashaastre navama( bhaagya )bhaavaphalaadhyaayah samaaptah || 21 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    -- and the lord of the lagna is placed in its sign of debilitation (lagneshe neecha-raashi-sthe), the man becomes one who eats by begging (bhikshaashee cha naro bhavet). In this way the result is to be known, by force of the standing of the lord of the 9th and the lord of the body, that is the lord of the lagna (jneyam ittham phalam bhaagyesha-angesha-avasthiteh vashaat).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    -- और लग्नेश नीच राशि में हो तो मनुष्य भिक्षा माँगकर जीवन बिताता है । इस प्रकार भाग्येश और अङ्गेश ( लग्नेश ) की स्थिति के आधार पर फल जानना चाहिए ॥ ३१ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.21, verse 31. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.146, printed page ११४/114. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch21p114-146.png (600dpi) and its crops scratchpad/c21-p114-a.png through scratchpad/c21-p114-g.png. Line 2 was re-checked at 3x in scratchpad/z114-v31b.png, which confirms "भाग्येशाङ्गेशावस्थितेर्वशात्". "अङ्गेश", the lord of the body, is the lord of the lagna; the editor's closing gloss on printed page ११५/115 makes the identification outright -- "इस प्रकार भाग्येश एवं लग्नेश की स्थिति से भाग्यभाव का फलादेश करना चाहिए ॥ २९-३१ ॥" (scratchpad/c21-p115-a.png). This is the summarising last root verse of the chapter: on printed page ११५ the closing gloss is followed by the editor's own extended discussion headed "विमर्शः--", which is the modern commentary named in this edition's title and is not root text. The editor's printed Hindi subheading "दौर्भाग्य योग--" ("combinations for misfortune") opens this section on printed page ११४; that subheading is the modern editor's and is named here rather than transcribed. This chapter's verses run as a continuous chain: each verse's first line gives the result that answers the condition stated in the previous verse's second line, and its own second line opens the next condition. The renderings below use dashes to mark where a sentence carries over. The editor's running Hindi gloss for this passage (scratchpad/c21-p114-d.png, scratchpad/c21-p114-e.png, scratchpad/c21-p114-g.png and scratchpad/c21-p115-a.png) is the modern editor's own prose and is used here only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review. Chapter 21's printed closing colophon is appended above, exactly as set. It does not stand next to this verse: the editor's own extended discussion "विमर्शः--" runs from printed page ११५/115 through ११७/117 (a numbered list of thirty raja-yoga notes, the modern editor's prose and no part of the root text), and the colophon is printed at the end of that discussion on printed page ११७/117, immediately above the heading of Chapter 22, "अथ दशम ( कर्म ) भावफलाध्यायः ॥ २२ ॥". Confirmed via scratchpad/ch21scan-149.png (300dpi, PDF p.149) and its crop scratchpad/up-149.png. The colophon here compounds "नवम( भाग्य )भावफलाध्यायः" with the same bracketed gloss and the same absent spaces as the chapter's opening heading at ref 21.1, and it sets "सविमर्श-सुधाव्याख्योपेते" with a hyphen, as Chapter 19's colophon does and unlike Chapter 20's, which is printed with a space; each is retained as printed.

22 Dashama (karma) bhava-phala -- results of the 10th house (22)

  1. 22.1 सत्यापित

    Verse 1

    संस्कृत

    अथ दशम ( कर्म ) भावफलाध्यायः ॥ २२ ॥ पराशर उवाच-- अतः परं तु श्रोतव्यं त्वया कर्मभवं फलम् । चतुर्मुखादिभिर्यच्च प्रोक्तं लोकहितैषिभिः ॥ १ ॥

    atha dashama ( karma ) bhaavaphalaadhyaayah || 22 || paraashara uvaacha-- atah param tu shrotavyam tvayaa karmabhavam phalam | chaturmukhaadibhiryachcha proktam lokahitaishibhih || 1 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Here begins the tenth chapter, on the results of the tenth (action) house. Parashara said: Next you are to hear the result born of the house of action (atah param tu shrotavyam tvayaa karma-bhavam phalam), which was declared by the four-faced one and the rest (chaturmukha-aadibhih yat cha proktam), who seek the welfare of the world (loka-hitaishibhih).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    अब दशम (कर्म) भावफलाध्याय आरम्भ होता है ॥ २२ ॥ पराशर ने कहा-- इसके बाद तुम्हें कर्मभाव का फल सुनना चाहिए (अतः परं तु श्रोतव्यं त्वया कर्मभवं फलम्), जिसे लोककल्याण की भावना रखने वाले ब्रह्मा आदि ने कहा है (चतुर्मुखादिभिर्यच्च प्रोक्तं लोकहितैषिभिः)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.22, verse 1. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.149, printed page ११७/117. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch22p117-149.png (600dpi) and its crops scratchpad/v22-a.png through scratchpad/v22-i.png. This is the first verse of Chapter 22, and it carries the chapter's printed opening heading and speaker line, as the entries at refs 1.1, 2.1, 3.1, 5.1, 8.1, 19.1, 20.1 and 21.1 do for their chapters. The heading is set "अथ दशम ( कर्म ) भावफलाध्यायः ॥ २२ ॥", with spaces inside the brackets, where Chapter 21's heading and colophon both set "नवम( भाग्य )भावफलाध्यायः" without them; each is retained exactly as printed. The heading stands on printed page ११७/117 immediately below Chapter 21's closing colophon, separated from it by the edition's printed ornament. "चतुर्मुख", the four-faced, is Brahma; the editor's gloss names him outright ("ब्रह्मादिक ने कहा है"). The editor's running Hindi gloss for this passage -- printed on this page for verses 1-3 (scratchpad/v22-d.png, scratchpad/v22-e.png) and carrying over onto printed page ११८/118 for verses 4-7 (scratchpad/up-150.png), where it closes "॥ ४-७ ॥" -- is the modern editor's own prose and is used here only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  2. 22.2 सत्यापित

    Verse 2

    संस्कृत

    स्वराश्यंशोच्चगे पूर्णबलोपेते तु कर्मपे । पितृसौख्यान्वितो जातः पुण्यकर्मा सुकीर्त्तिमान् ॥ २ ॥

    svaraashyamshochchage poornabalopete tu karmape | pitrisaukhyaanvito jaatah punyakarmaa sukeerttimaan || 2 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lord of the 10th has gone to its own sign, its own navamsha or its exaltation (sva-raashi-amsha-uchcha-ge), and is possessed of full strength (poorna-bala-upete tu karmape), the native is born endowed with the happiness of a father (pitri-saukhya-anvito jaatah), a doer of meritorious deeds and of good fame (punya-karmaa sukeerttimaan).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    कर्मेश यदि अपनी राशि, अपने नवांश या अपने उच्च में हो और पूर्ण बल से युक्त हो (स्वराश्यंशोच्चगे पूर्णबलोपेते तु कर्मपे), तो जातक पितृसुख से युक्त, पुण्यकर्म करने वाला और सुकीर्तिवान् होता है (पितृसौख्यान्वितो जातः पुण्यकर्मा सुकीर्त्तिमान्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.22, verse 2. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.149, printed page ११७/117. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch22p117-149.png (600dpi) and its crops scratchpad/v22-a.png through scratchpad/v22-i.png. The edition prints the geminate "सुकीर्त्तिमान्", as it prints "कीर्त्ति" throughout at refs 21.7 and 21.10; it is retained exactly as set. The editor's gloss confirms the compound "स्वराश्यंशोच्च" by unpacking it as "अपनी राशि, नवांश, या उच्च". The editor's running Hindi gloss for this passage -- printed on this page for verses 1-3 (scratchpad/v22-d.png, scratchpad/v22-e.png) and carrying over onto printed page ११८/118 for verses 4-7 (scratchpad/up-150.png), where it closes "॥ ४-७ ॥" -- is the modern editor's own prose and is used here only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  3. 22.3 सत्यापित

    Verse 3

    संस्कृत

    कर्माधिपो बलोनश्चेत् कर्मवैकल्यमादिशेत् । राहुः केन्द्रत्रिकोणस्थो ज्योतिष्टोमादियागकृत् ॥ ३ ॥

    karmaadhipo balonashchet karmavaikalyamaadishet | raahuh kendratrikonastho jyotishtomaadiyaagakrit || 3 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If the lord of the 10th is deficient in strength (karma-adhipo bala-oonah chet), one should declare a deficiency in action (karma-vaikalyam aadishet). Rahu placed in a kendra or a trikona (raahuh kendra-trikona-sthah) makes the native a performer of the Jyotishtoma and other sacrifices (jyotishtoma-aadi-yaaga-krit).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    यदि कर्मेश बल में हीन हो (कर्माधिपो बलोनश्चेत्), तो कर्म की हीनता कहनी चाहिए (कर्मवैकल्यमादिशेत्)। राहु केन्द्र या त्रिकोण में स्थित हो (राहुः केन्द्रत्रिकोणस्थो), तो जातक ज्योतिष्टोम आदि यज्ञ करने वाला होता है (ज्योतिष्टोमादियागकृत्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.22, verse 3. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.149, printed page ११७/117. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch22p117-149.png (600dpi) and its crops scratchpad/v22-a.png through scratchpad/v22-i.png. The editor's gloss reads the second line's "केन्द्रत्रिकोण" as "केन्द्र या नवम पञ्चम", i.e. a kendra or the trikona houses 5 and 9; the rendering above keeps the verse's own general term. The Jyotishtoma is the model soma sacrifice of the Shrauta rite. The editor's running Hindi gloss for this passage -- printed on this page for verses 1-3 (scratchpad/v22-d.png, scratchpad/v22-e.png) and carrying over onto printed page ११८/118 for verses 4-7 (scratchpad/up-150.png), where it closes "॥ ४-७ ॥" -- is the modern editor's own prose and is used here only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  4. 22.4 सत्यापित

    Verse 4

    संस्कृत

    सौम्ययुक्ते शुभस्थाने संस्थिते कर्मपे सति । वाणिज्यतो राजतो वा लाभो हानिर्विपर्यये ॥ ४ ॥

    saumyayukte shubhasthaane samsthite karmape sati | vaanijyato raajato vaa laabho haanirviparyaye || 4 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lord of the 10th stands in an auspicious house joined by benefics (saumya-yukte shubha-sthaane samsthite karmape sati), there is gain from trade or from the king (vaanijyato raajato vaa laabhah); in the contrary case, loss (haanih viparyaye).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जब कर्मेश शुभ ग्रहों से युक्त होकर शुभ स्थान में स्थित हो (सौम्ययुक्ते शुभस्थाने संस्थिते कर्मपे सति), तब वाणिज्य से अथवा राजा से लाभ होता है (वाणिज्यतो राजतो वा लाभो); इसके विपरीत होने पर हानि होती है (हानिर्विपर्यये)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.22, verse 4. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.149, printed page ११७/117. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch22p117-149.png (600dpi) and its crops scratchpad/v22-a.png through scratchpad/v22-i.png. Here "सौम्य" is the plural sense "benefics", not Mercury: the editor's gloss reads it "शुभग्रहों से युक्त". "राजतः" is glossed "राजाश्रय से", from the patronage of the king. The editor's running Hindi gloss for this passage -- printed on this page for verses 1-3 (scratchpad/v22-d.png, scratchpad/v22-e.png) and carrying over onto printed page ११८/118 for verses 4-7 (scratchpad/up-150.png), where it closes "॥ ४-७ ॥" -- is the modern editor's own prose and is used here only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  5. 22.5 सत्यापित

    Verse 5

    संस्कृत

    दशमे पापसंयुक्ते कामे पापसमन्विते । दुष्कृतिं लभते मर्त्यः स्वजनानां विदूषकः ॥ ५ ॥

    dashame paapasamyukte kaame paapasamanvite | dushkritim labhate martyah svajanaanaam vidooshakah || 5 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the 10th is joined by malefics and the kama house is likewise attended by malefics (dashame paapa-samyukte kaame paapa-samanvite), the mortal comes by evil deeds (dushkritim labhate martyah) and is a reviler of his own people (svajanaanaam vidooshakah).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जब दशम भाव पाप ग्रहों से युक्त हो और काम भाव भी पाप ग्रहों से युक्त हो (दशमे पापसंयुक्ते कामे पापसमन्विते), तब मनुष्य दुष्कर्म करने वाला (दुष्कृतिं लभते मर्त्यः) और अपने स्वजनों का निन्दक होता है (स्वजनानां विदूषकः)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.22, verse 5. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.149, printed page ११७/117. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch22p117-149.png (600dpi) and its crops scratchpad/v22-a.png through scratchpad/v22-i.png. VOCABULARY NOTE: "काम" is read here as the 11th house, not the 7th. The editor's gloss pairs it with the 10th as "दशम तथा एकादश स्थान पापग्रहाक्रान्त हों", and that identification is the editor's, recorded here rather than assumed -- the same edition uses "द्यून" for the 7th two verses later, at ref 22.7. The reading follows the kama-trikona (houses 3, 7 and 11), of which the 11th is the culminating house. The editor's running Hindi gloss for this passage -- printed on this page for verses 1-3 (scratchpad/v22-d.png, scratchpad/v22-e.png) and carrying over onto printed page ११८/118 for verses 4-7 (scratchpad/up-150.png), where it closes "॥ ४-७ ॥" -- is the modern editor's own prose and is used here only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  6. 22.6 सत्यापित

    Verse 6

    संस्कृत

    कर्मेशे नाशराशिस्थे सैंहिकेय-समन्विते । जनद्वेषी महामूर्खो दुष्कृतिं लभते नरः ॥ ६ ॥

    karmeshe naasharaashisthe saimhikeya-samanvite | janadveshee mahaamoorkho dushkritim labhate narah || 6 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lord of the 10th is placed in the sign of destruction, the 8th (karmeshe naasha-raashi-sthe), and is joined by the son of Simhika, Rahu (saimhikeya-samanvite), the man becomes a hater of people, a great fool (jana-dveshee mahaa-moorkhah), and comes by evil deeds (dushkritim labhate narah).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जब कर्मेश नाश (अष्टम) राशि में स्थित हो (कर्मेशे नाशराशिस्थे) और सैंहिकेय अर्थात् राहु से युक्त हो (सैंहिकेय-समन्विते), तब मनुष्य जनद्वेषी, महामूर्ख (जनद्वेषी महामूर्खो) और दुष्कर्म करने वाला होता है (दुष्कृतिं लभते नरः)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.22, verse 6. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.149, printed page ११७/117. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch22p117-149.png (600dpi) and its crops scratchpad/v22-a.png through scratchpad/v22-i.png. "नाशराशि" is the 8th, as at ref 21.16, and the editor's gloss confirms it again here with "कर्मेश अष्टमस्थ होकर राहु युक्त हों". "सैंहिकेय", the son of Simhika, is Rahu; the editor names him outright. The compositor's hyphen inside "सैंहिकेय-समन्विते" is the edition's own and is retained exactly as printed, as at "पञ्चाशद्-वत्सरे" in ref 21.22. The editor's running Hindi gloss for this passage -- printed on this page for verses 1-3 (scratchpad/v22-d.png, scratchpad/v22-e.png) and carrying over onto printed page ११८/118 for verses 4-7 (scratchpad/up-150.png), where it closes "॥ ४-७ ॥" -- is the modern editor's own prose and is used here only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  7. 22.7 सत्यापित

    Verse 7

    संस्कृत

    कर्मेशे द्यूनराशिस्थे मन्दभौमसमन्विते । धनेशे पापसंयुक्ते शिश्नोदरपरायणः ॥ ७ ॥

    karmeshe dyoonaraashisthe mandabhaumasamanvite | dhaneshe paapasamyukte shishnodaraparaayanah || 7 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lord of the 10th is placed in the sign of the 7th (karmeshe dyoona-raashi-sthe) and is joined by Saturn and Mars (manda-bhauma-samanvite), and the lord of wealth, the 2nd, is joined by malefics (dhaneshe paapa-samyukte), the native is given over to the organ and the belly (shishna-udara-paraayanah).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जब कर्मेश द्यून (सप्तम) राशि में स्थित हो (कर्मेशे द्यूनराशिस्थे) और शनि तथा मंगल से युक्त हो (मन्दभौमसमन्विते), और धनेश पाप ग्रहों से युक्त हो (धनेशे पापसंयुक्ते), तब जातक व्यभिचारी तथा पेटू होता है (शिश्नोदरपरायणः)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.22, verse 7. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.149, printed page ११७/117. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch22p117-149.png (600dpi) and its crops scratchpad/v22-a.png through scratchpad/v22-i.png. DISCREPANCY DISCLOSED: line 2 prints "धनेशे", the lord of the 2nd, and that reading is firm at 1.9x in scratchpad/v22-i.png -- but the editor's Hindi gloss for the same line reads "सप्तमेश भी पापग्रह युक्त हो", the lord of the 7th. The verse is transcribed and translated exactly as printed; the editor's substitution is recorded here and not adopted. "द्यून" is the 7th, and the editor's gloss agrees ("सप्तम में हो"), which is why the same edition's "काम" two verses earlier at ref 22.5 cannot be the 7th. "शिश्नोदरपरायण", devoted to the genitals and the stomach, is glossed by the editor as "व्यभिचारी तथा पेटू". The editor's running Hindi gloss for this passage -- printed on this page for verses 1-3 (scratchpad/v22-d.png, scratchpad/v22-e.png) and carrying over onto printed page ११८/118 for verses 4-7 (scratchpad/up-150.png), where it closes "॥ ४-७ ॥" -- is the modern editor's own prose and is used here only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  8. 22.8 सत्यापित

    Verse 8

    संस्कृत

    तुङ्गराशिं समाश्रित्य कर्मेशे गुरुसंयुते । भाग्येशे कर्मराशिस्थे मानैश्वर्यप्रतापवान् ॥ ८ ॥

    tungaraashim samaashritya karmeshe gurusamyute | bhaagyeshe karmaraashisthe maanaishvaryaprataapavaan || 8 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lord of the 10th, having taken its seat in an exalted sign (tunga-raashim samaashritya), is joined by Jupiter (gurusamyute), and the lord of the 9th stands in the sign of the 10th (bhaagyeshe karma-raashi-sthe), the native is possessed of honour, lordship and dignity (maana-aishvarya-prataapavaan).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जब कर्मेश उच्च राशि का आश्रय लेकर (तुङ्गराशिं समाश्रित्य) गुरु से युक्त हो (गुरुसंयुते), और भाग्येश कर्म राशि में स्थित हो (भाग्येशे कर्मराशिस्थे), तब जातक मान, ऐश्वर्य तथा प्रताप से युक्त होता है (मानैश्वर्यप्रतापवान्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.22, verse 8. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.150, printed page ११८/118. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch22p118-150.png (600dpi) and its crops scratchpad/p118-top.png, scratchpad/p118-mid.png, scratchpad/p118-bot.png, scratchpad/p8-v8.png, scratchpad/p8-tunga.png, scratchpad/p8-v910.png, scratchpad/p8-v11.png, scratchpad/p8-v12.png, scratchpad/p8-13w.png, scratchpad/p8-v1314.png and scratchpad/p8-v1415.png. The editor prints his own subheading "शोभन योग--" (auspicious combinations) immediately above this verse. That subheading is the modern editor's own and is recorded here rather than transcribed as root text. "तुङ्ग", literally a peak, is the exalted sign, and the accusative "तुङ्गराशिं" governed by the absolutive "समाश्रित्य" is confirmed at 6x in scratchpad/p8-tunga.png, where the anusvara over the final "शि" is clear. The editor's gloss agrees, reading "गुरुयुक्त कर्मेश अपने उच्चस्थ हो, भाग्येश कर्मराशि गत हो तो जातक मान ऐश्वर्य एवं प्रताप पूर्ण होता है". The editor's running Hindi gloss for verses 8-10 is printed on this same page and closes "॥ ८-१० ॥"; it is the modern editor's own prose and is used here only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  9. 22.9 सत्यापित

    Verse 9

    संस्कृत

    लाभेशे कर्मराशिस्थे कर्मेशे लग्नसंयुते । तावुभौ केन्द्रगौ वापि सुखजीवनभाग् भवेत् ॥ ९ ॥

    laabheshe karmaraashisthe karmeshe lagnasamyute | taavubhau kendragau vaapi sukhajeevanabhaag bhavet || 9 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lord of the 11th stands in the sign of the 10th (laabheshe karma-raashi-sthe) and the lord of the 10th is joined to the ascendant (karmeshe lagna-samyute), or else when those two are both in kendras (tau ubhau kendragau vaa api), the native comes to share a happy life (sukha-jeevana-bhaag bhavet).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जब लाभेश कर्म राशि में स्थित हो (लाभेशे कर्मराशिस्थे) और कर्मेश लग्न से युक्त हो (कर्मेशे लग्नसंयुते), अथवा वे दोनों केन्द्र में हों (तावुभौ केन्द्रगौ वापि), तब जातक सुखी जीवन का भागी होता है (सुखजीवनभाग् भवेत्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.22, verse 9. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.150, printed page ११८/118. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch22p118-150.png (600dpi) and its crops scratchpad/p118-top.png, scratchpad/p118-mid.png, scratchpad/p118-bot.png, scratchpad/p8-v8.png, scratchpad/p8-tunga.png, scratchpad/p8-v910.png, scratchpad/p8-v11.png, scratchpad/p8-v12.png, scratchpad/p8-13w.png, scratchpad/p8-v1314.png and scratchpad/p8-v1415.png. "लाभ" is the 11th and "तावुभौ" is the dual, the two lords just named. The editor's gloss agrees: "लाभेश दशम में, कर्मेश लग्न में हो या दोनों केन्द्रस्थ हो तो मनुष्य सुखी होता है". The editor's running Hindi gloss for verses 8-10 is printed on this same page and closes "॥ ८-१० ॥"; it is the modern editor's own prose and is used here only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  10. 22.10 सत्यापित

    Verse 10

    संस्कृत

    कर्मेशे जलसंयुक्ते मीने गुरुसमन्विते । वस्त्राभरणसौख्यादि लभते नात्र संशयः ॥ १० ॥

    karmeshe jalasamyukte meene gurusamanvite | vastraabharanasaukhyaadi labhate naatra samshayah || 10 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lord of the 10th is joined to a watery sign (karmeshe jala-samyukte), in Pisces, together with Jupiter (meene gurusamanvite), the native obtains the comforts of clothing, ornaments and the like (vastra-aabharana-saukhya-aadi labhate); there is no doubt in this (na atra samshayah).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जब कर्मेश जल राशि से युक्त हो (कर्मेशे जलसंयुक्ते), मीन में गुरु से समन्वित हो (मीने गुरुसमन्विते), तब जातक वस्त्र, आभरण आदि का सौख्य प्राप्त करता है (वस्त्राभरणसौख्यादि लभते); इसमें संशय नहीं है (नात्र संशयः)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.22, verse 10. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.150, printed page ११८/118. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch22p118-150.png (600dpi) and its crops scratchpad/p118-top.png, scratchpad/p118-mid.png, scratchpad/p118-bot.png, scratchpad/p8-v8.png, scratchpad/p8-tunga.png, scratchpad/p8-v910.png, scratchpad/p8-v11.png, scratchpad/p8-v12.png, scratchpad/p8-13w.png, scratchpad/p8-v1314.png and scratchpad/p8-v1415.png. The editor's gloss takes "जलसंयुक्ते ... मीने" together as the one sign Pisces: "बली दशमेश गुरुयुक्त होकर मीन में हों तो जातक को निःसन्देह वस्त्र, आभूषण आदि का सौख्य होता है". The editor's running Hindi gloss for verses 8-10 is printed on this same page and closes "॥ ८-१० ॥"; it is the modern editor's own prose and is used here only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  11. 22.11 सत्यापित

    Verse 11

    संस्कृत

    लाभस्थानगते सूर्ये राहुभौमसमन्विते । रविपुत्रेण संयुक्ते कर्मच्छेत्ता भवेन्नरः ॥ ११ ॥

    laabhasthaanagate soorye raahubhaumasamanvite | raviputrena samyukte karmachchhettaa bhavennarah || 11 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the Sun has gone to the place of gain, the 11th (laabha-sthaana-gate soorye), joined by Rahu and Mars (raahu-bhauma-samanvite) and joined also by the son of the Sun, Saturn (raviputrena samyukte), the man becomes a destroyer of his own work (karma-chchhettaa bhavet narah).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जब सूर्य लाभ स्थान में गया हो (लाभस्थानगते सूर्ये), राहु तथा मंगल से समन्वित हो (राहुभौमसमन्विते), और रविपुत्र शनि से युक्त हो (रविपुत्रेण संयुक्ते), तब मनुष्य कर्म का नाश करने वाला होता है (कर्मच्छेत्ता भवेन्नरः)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.22, verse 11. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.150, printed page ११८/118. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch22p118-150.png (600dpi) and its crops scratchpad/p118-top.png, scratchpad/p118-mid.png, scratchpad/p118-bot.png, scratchpad/p8-v8.png, scratchpad/p8-tunga.png, scratchpad/p8-v910.png, scratchpad/p8-v11.png, scratchpad/p8-v12.png, scratchpad/p8-13w.png, scratchpad/p8-v1314.png and scratchpad/p8-v1415.png. The editor prints his own subheading "अशोभन योग--" (inauspicious combinations) immediately above this verse. That subheading is the modern editor's own and is recorded here rather than transcribed as root text. "रविपुत्र", the son of the Sun, is Saturn, and the editor's gloss names him outright: "राहु, मङ्गल और शनि के साथ सूर्य लाभ स्थान में हों तो मनुष्य कर्मध्वंसक होता है". That gloss also settles "लाभ" here as the 11th and renders "कर्मच्छेत्ता" as "कर्मध्वंसक". The editor's running Hindi gloss for this verse is printed on this same page and closes "॥ ११ ॥": "राहु, मङ्गल और शनि के साथ सूर्य लाभ स्थान में हों तो मनुष्य कर्मध्वंसक होता है". It is the modern editor's own prose and is used here only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  12. 22.12 सत्यापित

    Verse 12

    संस्कृत

    मीने जीवे भृगुयुते लग्नेशे बलसंयुते । स्वोच्चराशिगते चन्द्रे सम्यग् ज्ञानार्थवान् भवेत् ॥ १२ ॥

    meene jeeve bhriguyute lagneshe balasamyute | svochcharaashigate chandre samyag jnaanaarthavaan bhavet || 12 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When Jupiter is in Pisces joined by Venus (meene jeeve bhriguyute), the lord of the ascendant is joined with strength (lagneshe bala-samyute), and the Moon has gone to its own sign of exaltation (svochcha-raashi-gate chandre), the native becomes fully possessed of knowledge and wealth (samyag jnaana-arthavaan bhavet).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जब गुरु मीन में शुक्र से युक्त हो (मीने जीवे भृगुयुते), लग्नेश बल से युक्त हो (लग्नेशे बलसंयुते), और चन्द्रमा अपनी उच्च राशि में गया हो (स्वोच्चराशिगते चन्द्रे), तब जातक सम्यक् रूप से ज्ञान तथा धन से युक्त होता है (सम्यग् ज्ञानार्थवान् भवेत्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.22, verse 12. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.150, printed page ११८/118. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch22p118-150.png (600dpi) and its crops scratchpad/p118-top.png, scratchpad/p118-mid.png, scratchpad/p118-bot.png, scratchpad/p8-v8.png, scratchpad/p8-tunga.png, scratchpad/p8-v910.png, scratchpad/p8-v11.png, scratchpad/p8-v12.png, scratchpad/p8-13w.png, scratchpad/p8-v1314.png and scratchpad/p8-v1415.png. The editor prints his own subheading "सत्कर्मयोग--" (combinations for good works) immediately above this verse. That subheading is the modern editor's own and is recorded here rather than transcribed as root text. "जीव" is Jupiter and "भृगु" Venus, as elsewhere in this text. The editor's gloss agrees throughout: "शुक्रयुक्त गुरु मीनस्थ हो, लग्नेश भी प्रबल हों, चन्द्रमा अपने उच्चराशिगत हों तो जातक अच्छे ज्ञान एवं सम्पत्ति से परिपूर्ण होता है". The editor's running Hindi gloss for this passage begins at the foot of this page ("शुक्रयुक्त गुरु मीनस्थ हो, लग्नेश भी प्रबल हों, चन्द्रमा अपने उच्चराशिगत हों तो जातक अच्छे ज्ञान एवं सम्पत्ति से परिपूर्ण होता है । कर्मेश यदि लाभ स्थान में, और लाभेश लग्न में स्थित हों तथा शुक्र दशमस्थ हों तो जातक रत्नों से परिपूर्ण ...") and runs over onto the following printed page; it is the modern editor's own prose and is used here only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  13. 22.13 सत्यापित

    Verse 13

    संस्कृत

    कर्मेशे लाभिराशिस्थे लाभेशे लग्नसंस्थिते । कर्मराशिस्थिते शुक्रे रत्नवान् स नरो भवेत् ॥ १३ ॥

    karmeshe laabhiraashisthe laabheshe lagnasamsthite | karmaraashisthite shukre ratnavaan sa naro bhavet || 13 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lord of the 10th stands in the sign of gain, the 11th (karmeshe laabha-raashi-sthe), the lord of the 11th stands in the ascendant (laabheshe lagna-samsthite), and Venus is placed in the sign of the 10th (karma-raashi-sthite shukre), that man becomes possessed of jewels (ratnavaan sa naro bhavet).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जब कर्मेश लाभ राशि में स्थित हो (कर्मेशे लाभराशिस्थे), लाभेश लग्न में स्थित हो (लाभेशे लग्नसंस्थिते), और शुक्र कर्म राशि में स्थित हो (कर्मराशिस्थिते शुक्रे), तब वह मनुष्य रत्नवान् होता है (रत्नवान् स नरो भवेत्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.22, verse 13. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.150, printed page ११८/118. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch22p118-150.png (600dpi) and its crops scratchpad/p118-top.png, scratchpad/p118-mid.png, scratchpad/p118-bot.png, scratchpad/p8-v8.png, scratchpad/p8-tunga.png, scratchpad/p8-v910.png, scratchpad/p8-v11.png, scratchpad/p8-v12.png, scratchpad/p8-13w.png, scratchpad/p8-v1314.png and scratchpad/p8-v1415.png. PRINTED READING RETAINED: line 1 is set "लाभिराशिस्थे", with an i-matra on the "भ", where the sense and every parallel in this chapter require "लाभराशिस्थे". The i-matra is firm at 4.2x in scratchpad/p8-13w.png, so the misprint is transcribed exactly as it stands and is not silently corrected; the translation follows the intended "लाभराशिस्थे", which the editor's own gloss confirms by reading "कर्मेश यदि लाभ स्थान में, और लाभेश लग्न में स्थित हों तथा शुक्र दशमस्थ हों तो जातक रत्नों से परिपूर्ण ...". The editor's running Hindi gloss for this passage begins at the foot of this page ("शुक्रयुक्त गुरु मीनस्थ हो, लग्नेश भी प्रबल हों, चन्द्रमा अपने उच्चराशिगत हों तो जातक अच्छे ज्ञान एवं सम्पत्ति से परिपूर्ण होता है । कर्मेश यदि लाभ स्थान में, और लाभेश लग्न में स्थित हों तथा शुक्र दशमस्थ हों तो जातक रत्नों से परिपूर्ण ...") and runs over onto the following printed page; it is the modern editor's own prose and is used here only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  14. 22.14 सत्यापित

    Verse 14

    संस्कृत

    केन्द्रत्रिकोणगे कर्मनाथे स्वोच्चसमाश्रिते । गुरुणा सहिते दृष्टे सत्कर्मसंसहितो भवेत् ॥ १४ ॥

    kendratrikonage karmanaathe svochchasamaashrite | gurunaa sahite drishte satkarmasamsahito bhavet || 14 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lord of the 10th has gone to a kendra or a trine (kendra-trikona-ge karmanaathe) and has taken to its own exaltation (svochcha-samaashrite), being joined by Jupiter or aspected by him (gurunaa sahite drishte), the native comes to be attended by good works (satkarma-samsahito bhavet).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जब कर्मनाथ केन्द्र या त्रिकोण में गया हो (केन्द्रत्रिकोणगे कर्मनाथे) और अपनी उच्च राशि का आश्रय लिए हो (स्वोच्चसमाश्रिते), तथा गुरु से युक्त अथवा दृष्ट हो (गुरुणा सहिते दृष्टे), तब जातक सत्कर्म से युक्त होता है (सत्कर्मसंसहितो भवेत्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.22, verse 14. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.150, printed page ११८/118. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch22p118-150.png (600dpi) and its crops scratchpad/p118-top.png, scratchpad/p118-mid.png, scratchpad/p118-bot.png, scratchpad/p8-v8.png, scratchpad/p8-tunga.png, scratchpad/p8-v910.png, scratchpad/p8-v11.png, scratchpad/p8-v12.png, scratchpad/p8-13w.png, scratchpad/p8-v1314.png and scratchpad/p8-v1415.png. "कर्मनाथ" is the lord of the 10th, the same as "कर्मेश" and "कर्मप" used elsewhere in this chapter. "सहिते दृष्टे" pairs conjunction with aspect, and both participles are firm at 2x in scratchpad/p8-v1415.png. The editor's running Hindi gloss for this passage begins at the foot of this page ("शुक्रयुक्त गुरु मीनस्थ हो, लग्नेश भी प्रबल हों, चन्द्रमा अपने उच्चराशिगत हों तो जातक अच्छे ज्ञान एवं सम्पत्ति से परिपूर्ण होता है । कर्मेश यदि लाभ स्थान में, और लाभेश लग्न में स्थित हों तथा शुक्र दशमस्थ हों तो जातक रत्नों से परिपूर्ण ...") and runs over onto the following printed page; it is the modern editor's own prose and is used here only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  15. 22.15 सत्यापित

    Verse 15

    संस्कृत

    कर्मेशे लग्नभावस्थे लग्नेशेन समन्विते । केन्द्रत्रिकोणगे चन्द्रे सत्कर्मनिरतो भवेत् ॥ १५ ॥

    karmeshe lagnabhaavasthe lagneshena samanvite | kendratrikonage chandre satkarmanirato bhavet || 15 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lord of the 10th stands in the house of the ascendant (karmeshe lagna-bhaava-sthe), joined by the lord of the ascendant (lagneshena samanvite), and the Moon has gone to a kendra or a trine (kendra-trikona-ge chandre), the native becomes devoted to good works (satkarma-nirato bhavet).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जब कर्मेश लग्न भाव में स्थित हो (कर्मेशे लग्नभावस्थे), लग्नेश से समन्वित हो (लग्नेशेन समन्विते), और चन्द्रमा केन्द्र या त्रिकोण में गया हो (केन्द्रत्रिकोणगे चन्द्रे), तब जातक सत्कर्म में निरत होता है (सत्कर्मनिरतो भवेत्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.22, verse 15. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.150, printed page ११८/118. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch22p118-150.png (600dpi) and its crops scratchpad/p118-top.png, scratchpad/p118-mid.png, scratchpad/p118-bot.png, scratchpad/p8-v8.png, scratchpad/p8-tunga.png, scratchpad/p8-v910.png, scratchpad/p8-v11.png, scratchpad/p8-v12.png, scratchpad/p8-13w.png, scratchpad/p8-v1314.png and scratchpad/p8-v1415.png. The editor's running Hindi gloss for this passage begins at the foot of this page ("शुक्रयुक्त गुरु मीनस्थ हो, लग्नेश भी प्रबल हों, चन्द्रमा अपने उच्चराशिगत हों तो जातक अच्छे ज्ञान एवं सम्पत्ति से परिपूर्ण होता है । कर्मेश यदि लाभ स्थान में, और लाभेश लग्न में स्थित हों तथा शुक्र दशमस्थ हों तो जातक रत्नों से परिपूर्ण ...") and runs over onto the following printed page; it is the modern editor's own prose and is used here only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  16. 22.16 सत्यापित

    Verse 16

    संस्कृत

    कर्मस्थानगते मन्दे नीचखेचरसंयुते । कर्मेशे पापसंयुक्ते कर्महीनो भवेन्नरः ॥ १६ ॥

    karmasthaanagate mande neechakhecharasamyute | karmeshe paapasamyukte karmaheeno bhavennarah || 16 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When Saturn has gone to the place of action, the 10th (karma-sthaana-gate mande), joined by a planet in its fall (neecha-khechara-samyute), and the lord of the 10th is joined by malefics (karmeshe paapa-samyukte), the man becomes destitute of work (karma-heeno bhavet narah).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जब शनि कर्म स्थान में गया हो (कर्मस्थानगते मन्दे), नीच ग्रह से युक्त हो (नीचखेचरसंयुते), और कर्मेश पाप ग्रहों से युक्त हो (कर्मेशे पापसंयुक्ते), तब मनुष्य कर्महीन होता है (कर्महीनो भवेन्नरः)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.22, verse 16. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.151, printed page ११९/119. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch22p119-151.png (600dpi) and its crops scratchpad/p119-top.png, scratchpad/p119-mid.png, scratchpad/p119-bot.png, scratchpad/p9-v16.png, scratchpad/p9-v1617.png, scratchpad/p9-v18.png, scratchpad/p9-v1920.png, scratchpad/p9-v20b.png, scratchpad/p9-v21.png, scratchpad/p9-v22.png, scratchpad/p9-col.png, scratchpad/p9-savi.png and scratchpad/p9-col2.png. The editor prints his own subheading "असत्कर्म योग--" (combinations for bad works) immediately above this verse. That subheading is the modern editor's own and is recorded here rather than transcribed as root text. "मन्द" is Saturn and "खेचर", a sky-goer, is a planet. The editor's gloss reads "नीचस्थ ग्रह के साथ शनि यदि दशमस्थान गत हो, दशम के नवमांश भी पापग्रहाक्रान्त हो तो जातक कर्मरहित होता है" -- his "दशम के नवमांश" (the navamsha of the 10th) is his own expansion and is not in the printed line, which says only "कर्मेशे पापसंयुक्ते"; the verse is translated as printed. The editor's running Hindi gloss for verses 16-18 is printed on this same page and closes "॥ १६-१८ ॥"; it is the modern editor's own prose and is used here only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  17. 22.17 सत्यापित

    Verse 17

    संस्कृत

    कर्मेशे रन्ध्रराशिस्थे रन्ध्रेशे कर्मसंस्थिते । पापग्रहेण संयुक्ते दुष्कर्मनिरतो भवेत् ॥ १७ ॥

    karmeshe randhraraashisthe randhreshe karmasamsthite | paapagrahena samyukte dushkarmanirato bhavet || 17 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lord of the 10th stands in the sign of the 8th (karmeshe randhra-raashi-sthe) and the lord of the 8th stands in the 10th (randhreshe karma-samsthite), joined by a malefic planet (paapa-grahena samyukte), the native becomes devoted to evil deeds (dushkarma-nirato bhavet).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जब कर्मेश रन्ध्र (अष्टम) राशि में स्थित हो (कर्मेशे रन्ध्रराशिस्थे) और रन्ध्रेश कर्म स्थान में स्थित हो (रन्ध्रेशे कर्मसंस्थिते), तथा पाप ग्रह से युक्त हो (पापग्रहेण संयुक्ते), तब जातक दुष्कर्म में निरत होता है (दुष्कर्मनिरतो भवेत्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.22, verse 17. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.151, printed page ११९/119. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch22p119-151.png (600dpi) and its crops scratchpad/p119-top.png, scratchpad/p119-mid.png, scratchpad/p119-bot.png, scratchpad/p9-v16.png, scratchpad/p9-v1617.png, scratchpad/p9-v18.png, scratchpad/p9-v1920.png, scratchpad/p9-v20b.png, scratchpad/p9-v21.png, scratchpad/p9-v22.png, scratchpad/p9-col.png, scratchpad/p9-savi.png and scratchpad/p9-col2.png. "रन्ध्र", the breach, is the 8th, and the editor's gloss says so outright: "कर्मेश अष्टम में, अष्टमेश कर्मस्थान में हो और पापग्रह का संयोग हो तो जातक दुष्कर्म संलग्न होता है". The editor's running Hindi gloss for verses 16-18 is printed on this same page and closes "॥ १६-१८ ॥"; it is the modern editor's own prose and is used here only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  18. 22.18 सत्यापित

    Verse 18

    संस्कृत

    कर्मेशे नीचराशिस्थे कर्मस्थे पापखेचरे । कर्मभात् कर्मगे पापे कर्मवैकल्यमादिशेत् ॥ १८ ॥

    karmeshe neecharaashisthe karmasthe paapakhechare | karmabhaat karmage paape karmavaikalyamaadishet || 18 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lord of the 10th stands in its sign of fall (karmeshe neecha-raashi-sthe), a malefic planet stands in the 10th (karma-sthe paapa-khechare), and a malefic has gone to the tenth counted from the sign of the 10th (karma-bhaat karma-ge paape), one should declare a crippling of the native's work (karma-vaikalyam aadishet).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जब कर्मेश नीच राशि में स्थित हो (कर्मेशे नीचराशिस्थे), पाप ग्रह कर्म स्थान में हो (कर्मस्थे पापखेचरे), और कर्म राशि से दशम में पाप ग्रह गया हो (कर्मभात् कर्मगे पापे), तब कर्म की विकलता कहनी चाहिए (कर्मवैकल्यमादिशेत्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.22, verse 18. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.151, printed page ११९/119. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch22p119-151.png (600dpi) and its crops scratchpad/p119-top.png, scratchpad/p119-mid.png, scratchpad/p119-bot.png, scratchpad/p9-v16.png, scratchpad/p9-v1617.png, scratchpad/p9-v18.png, scratchpad/p9-v1920.png, scratchpad/p9-v20b.png, scratchpad/p9-v21.png, scratchpad/p9-v22.png, scratchpad/p9-col.png, scratchpad/p9-savi.png and scratchpad/p9-col2.png. "कर्मभात्" is the ablative of "कर्मभ", the sign of the 10th, and is firm at 2.2x in scratchpad/p9-v18.png; the reading is not the simpler "कर्मात्". The editor's gloss confirms the count and works it out for the chart: "कर्मेश अपने नीचराशिगत हो, कर्मस्थान पापग्रहाक्रान्त हो, दशमस्थान से दशम ( लग्न से सप्तम ) भी पापयुक्त हों तो जातक निष्क्रिय होता है" -- the tenth from the tenth being the seventh from the ascendant. The editor's running Hindi gloss for verses 16-18 is printed on this same page and closes "॥ १६-१८ ॥"; it is the modern editor's own prose and is used here only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  19. 22.19 सत्यापित

    Verse 19

    संस्कृत

    कर्मस्थानगते चन्द्रे तदीशे तत्त्रिकोणगे । लग्नेशे केन्द्रभावस्थे सत्कीर्त्तिसहितो भवेत् ॥ १९ ॥

    karmasthaanagate chandre tadeeshe tattrikonage | lagneshe kendrabhaavasthe satkeerttisahito bhavet || 19 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the Moon has gone to the place of action, the 10th (karma-sthaana-gate chandre), its lord has gone to a trine from it (tadeeshe tat-trikona-ge), and the lord of the ascendant stands in a kendra house (lagneshe kendra-bhaava-sthe), the native comes to possess good repute (sat-keertti-sahito bhavet).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जब चन्द्रमा कर्म स्थान में गया हो (कर्मस्थानगते चन्द्रे), उसका स्वामी उससे त्रिकोण में गया हो (तदीशे तत्त्रिकोणगे), और लग्नेश केन्द्र भाव में स्थित हो (लग्नेशे केन्द्रभावस्थे), तब जातक सत्कीर्त्ति से युक्त होता है (सत्कीर्त्तिसहितो भवेत्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.22, verse 19. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.151, printed page ११९/119. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch22p119-151.png (600dpi) and its crops scratchpad/p119-top.png, scratchpad/p119-mid.png, scratchpad/p119-bot.png, scratchpad/p9-v16.png, scratchpad/p9-v1617.png, scratchpad/p9-v18.png, scratchpad/p9-v1920.png, scratchpad/p9-v20b.png, scratchpad/p9-v21.png, scratchpad/p9-v22.png, scratchpad/p9-col.png, scratchpad/p9-savi.png and scratchpad/p9-col2.png. The editor prints his own subheading "कीर्त्तिमद्योग--" (combinations conferring renown) immediately above this verse. That subheading is the modern editor's own and is recorded here rather than transcribed as root text. "तत्त्रिकोणगे" is the trine counted from the Moon's own position, and the editor's gloss spells it out as the 5th and 9th from the Moon: "दशमभावगत चन्द्रमा हो, दशमेश चन्द्रमा से नवम पञ्चम में हो और लग्नेश केन्द्रस्थ हो तो जातक शुभ यश वाला होता है". The geminate "कीर्त्ति" is retained as printed, matching "सुकीर्त्तिमान्" at ref 22.2. The editor's running Hindi gloss for verses 19-22 is printed on this same page and closes "॥ १९-२२ ॥"; it is the modern editor's own prose and is used here only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  20. 22.20 सत्यापित

    Verse 20

    संस्कृत

    लग्नेशे कर्मभावस्थे कर्मेशे बलसंयुते । देवेन्द्रगुरुणा दृष्टे सत्कीर्त्तिसहितो भवेत् ॥ २० ॥

    lagneshe karmabhaavasthe karmeshe balasamyute | devendragurunaa drishte satkeerttisahito bhavet || 20 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lord of the ascendant stands in the house of action, the 10th (lagneshe karma-bhaava-sthe), the lord of the 10th is joined with strength (karmeshe bala-samyute), and they are aspected by the preceptor of the lord of the gods, Jupiter (devendra-gurunaa drishte), the native comes to possess good repute (sat-keertti-sahito bhavet).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जब लग्नेश कर्म भाव में स्थित हो (लग्नेशे कर्मभावस्थे), कर्मेश बल से युक्त हो (कर्मेशे बलसंयुते), और देवेन्द्र के गुरु बृहस्पति से दृष्ट हो (देवेन्द्रगुरुणा दृष्टे), तब जातक सत्कीर्त्ति से युक्त होता है (सत्कीर्त्तिसहितो भवेत्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.22, verse 20. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.151, printed page ११९/119. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch22p119-151.png (600dpi) and its crops scratchpad/p119-top.png, scratchpad/p119-mid.png, scratchpad/p119-bot.png, scratchpad/p9-v16.png, scratchpad/p9-v1617.png, scratchpad/p9-v18.png, scratchpad/p9-v1920.png, scratchpad/p9-v20b.png, scratchpad/p9-v21.png, scratchpad/p9-v22.png, scratchpad/p9-col.png, scratchpad/p9-savi.png and scratchpad/p9-col2.png. "देवेन्द्रगुरु", the preceptor of Indra the lord of the gods, is Brihaspati, Jupiter; the compound is firm at 2.4x in scratchpad/p9-v20b.png. DISCREPANCY DISCLOSED: line 1 prints "लग्नेशे", the lord of the ascendant, but the editor's Hindi gloss for the same line reads "लाभेश दशमस्थ हो", the lord of the 11th. The verse is transcribed and translated exactly as printed; the editor's substitution is recorded here and not adopted. His gloss otherwise agrees: "... कर्मेश प्रबल हो, और गुरु की उन पर दृष्टि हो तो जातक शुभ कीर्त्तिशाली होता है". The editor's running Hindi gloss for verses 19-22 is printed on this same page and closes "॥ १९-२२ ॥"; it is the modern editor's own prose and is used here only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  21. 22.21 सत्यापित

    Verse 21

    संस्कृत

    कर्मस्थानाधिपे भाग्ये लग्नेशे कर्मसंयुते । लग्नात्पञ्चमगे चन्द्रे ख्यातकीर्त्तिः प्रजायते ॥ २१ ॥

    karmasthaanaadhipe bhaagye lagneshe karmasamyute | lagnaatpanchamage chandre khyaatakeerttih prajaayate || 21 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lord of the place of action stands in the 9th (karma-sthaana-adhipe bhaagye), the lord of the ascendant is joined to the 10th (lagneshe karma-samyute), and the Moon has gone to the fifth from the ascendant (lagnaat panchama-ge chandre), one of celebrated renown is born (khyaata-keerttih prajaayate).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जब कर्मस्थानाधिप भाग्य में हो (कर्मस्थानाधिपे भाग्ये), लग्नेश कर्म से युक्त हो (लग्नेशे कर्मसंयुते), और चन्द्रमा लग्न से पञ्चम में गया हो (लग्नात्पञ्चमगे चन्द्रे), तब विख्यात कीर्त्ति वाला जातक उत्पन्न होता है (ख्यातकीर्त्तिः प्रजायते)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.22, verse 21. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.151, printed page ११९/119. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch22p119-151.png (600dpi) and its crops scratchpad/p119-top.png, scratchpad/p119-mid.png, scratchpad/p119-bot.png, scratchpad/p9-v16.png, scratchpad/p9-v1617.png, scratchpad/p9-v18.png, scratchpad/p9-v1920.png, scratchpad/p9-v20b.png, scratchpad/p9-v21.png, scratchpad/p9-v22.png, scratchpad/p9-col.png, scratchpad/p9-savi.png and scratchpad/p9-col2.png. The editor's gloss agrees line for line: "कर्मेश भाग्यस्थ हो, लग्नेश कर्मस्थानगत हो, और लग्न से पञ्चम में चन्द्रमा रहे तो जातक विख्यातनामा होता है". The editor's running Hindi gloss for verses 19-22 is printed on this same page and closes "॥ १९-२२ ॥"; it is the modern editor's own prose and is used here only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  22. 22.22 सत्यापित

    Verse 22

    संस्कृत

    एतत्समासतः कर्मभावजं गदितं फलम् । ज्ञेयमन्यत्तु लग्नेश-कर्मेशाश्रयतो बुधैः ॥ २२ ॥ इति सविमर्शसुधाव्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे दशम ( कर्म ) भावफलाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ २२ ॥

    etatsamaasatah karmabhaavajam gaditam phalam | jneyamanyattu lagnesha-karmeshaashrayato budhaih || 22 || iti savimarshasudhaavyaakhyopete brihatpaaraasharahoraashaastre dashama ( karma ) bhaavaphalaadhyaayah samaaptah || 22 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    This much of the fruit born of the house of action has been declared in brief (etat samaasatah karma-bhaava-jam gaditam phalam); the rest is to be known by the wise from the relation of the lord of the ascendant and the lord of the 10th (jneyam anyat tu lagnesha-karmesha-aashrayato budhaih).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    यह कर्म भाव से उत्पन्न फल संक्षेप में कहा गया (एतत्समासतः कर्मभावजं गदितं फलम्); शेष बुधजनों को लग्नेश तथा कर्मेश के आश्रय से जानना चाहिए (ज्ञेयमन्यत्तु लग्नेश-कर्मेशाश्रयतो बुधैः)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.22, verse 22. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.151, printed page ११९/119. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch22p119-151.png (600dpi) and its crops scratchpad/p119-top.png, scratchpad/p119-mid.png, scratchpad/p119-bot.png, scratchpad/p9-v16.png, scratchpad/p9-v1617.png, scratchpad/p9-v18.png, scratchpad/p9-v1920.png, scratchpad/p9-v20b.png, scratchpad/p9-v21.png, scratchpad/p9-v22.png, scratchpad/p9-col.png, scratchpad/p9-savi.png and scratchpad/p9-col2.png. This is the chapter's closing verse, and its Sanskrit and IAST above carry Chapter 22's printed colophon after it, exactly as set. The colophon stands immediately below the editor's closing gloss on this same printed page, above the edition's ornament, and it compounds "सविमर्शसुधाव्याख्योपेते" with neither hyphen nor space -- a third variant in this edition, against Chapter 19's and Chapter 21's hyphen and Chapter 20's space; the compound is firm at 4x in scratchpad/p9-savi.png and is retained as printed. The colophon also sets "दशम ( कर्म ) भावफलाध्यायः" with spaces inside the brackets and "भावफलाध्यायः" as a separate word, matching this chapter's opening heading at ref 22.1. The editor's own closing gloss, "संक्षेपतः यह कर्मभाव फल जानना । अन्य विशेष लग्नेश एवं कर्मेश के सम्बन्ध से जानना चाहिए", paraphrases this verse. The editor's running Hindi gloss for verses 19-22 is printed on this same page and closes "॥ १९-२२ ॥"; it is the modern editor's own prose and is used here only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

23 Ekadasha (aya) bhava-phala -- results of the 11th house (11)

  1. 23.1 सत्यापित

    Verse 1

    संस्कृत

    अथ ब्रवीमि ते लाभभावजातं फलं मुने । यच्छुभाशुभजिज्ञासा नृणां स्वाभाविकी मता ॥ १ ॥

    atha braveemi te laabhabhaavajaatam phalam mune | yachchhubhaashubhajijnaasaa nrinaam svaabhaavikee mataa || 1 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Now I declare to you, O sage (mune), the fruit born of the house of gain (laabha-bhaava-jaatam phalam); for the wish to know what is auspicious and inauspicious (shubha-ashubha-jijnaasaa) is held to be natural to men (nrinaam svaabhaavikee mataa).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    हे मुने! अब मैं तुम्हें लाभ भाव से उत्पन्न फल कहता हूँ (लाभभावजातं फलं); क्योंकि शुभ और अशुभ को जानने की इच्छा (शुभाशुभजिज्ञासा) मनुष्यों की स्वाभाविक मानी गई है (नृणां स्वाभाविकी मता)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.23, verse 1. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.152, printed page १२०/120. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch23p120-152.png (600dpi) and its crops scratchpad/p120-top.png, scratchpad/p120-mid.png, scratchpad/p120-bot.png, scratchpad/p20-head.png, scratchpad/p20-v1.png, scratchpad/p20-v2.png, scratchpad/p20-v3.png, scratchpad/p20-v3w1.png, scratchpad/p20-v3w3.png, scratchpad/p20-v3w3b.png, scratchpad/p20-v45.png, scratchpad/p20-v5w.png, scratchpad/p20-v6.png, scratchpad/p20-v78.png, scratchpad/p20-v7w.png, scratchpad/p20-v7w2.png, scratchpad/p20-v9.png and scratchpad/p20-v9b.png. This is the opening verse of Chapter 23. The chapter heading is printed above it as "अथ एकादश( आय )भावफलाध्यायः ॥ २३ ॥" -- the chapter on the fruits of the eleventh (aaya, gain) house -- and beneath the heading the edition prints "पराशर उवाच--" (Paraashara said). Note the bracket style: the opening bracket is set tight against "एकादश" with spaces inside the brackets, and "भावफलाध्यायः" runs on directly from the closing bracket. This is a fourth bracket style in this edition (Ch.20 spaced the brackets differently, Ch.21 set "नवम( भाग्य )भावफलाध्यायः" with no space before the opening bracket, Ch.22 set "दशम ( कर्म ) भावफलाध्यायः" with spaces on both sides); each is retained exactly as printed. The editor's running Hindi gloss for verses 1-6 is printed on this same page, between verse 6 and verse 7, and closes "॥ १-६ ॥"; it is the modern editor's own prose and is used here only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  2. 23.2 सत्यापित

    Verse 2

    संस्कृत

    लाभाधिपो यदा लाभे तिष्ठेत् केन्द्रत्रिकोणयोः । बहुलाभं तदा कुर्यात्तुङ्गगोऽर्कांशगोऽपि वा ॥ २ ॥

    laabhaadhipo yadaa laabhe tishthet kendratrikonayoh | bahulaabham tadaa kuryaattungago.arkaamshago.api vaa || 2 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lord of gain, the 11th lord (laabhaadhipo), stands in the house of gain itself or in a kendra or a trikona (laabhe ... kendra-trikonayoh), it then brings about abundant gain (bahu-laabham tadaa kuryaat) -- whether it be exalted (tunga-go) or gone into the sun's degrees (arka-amsha-go).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जब लाभाधिप (एकादशेश) लाभ भाव में अथवा केन्द्र-त्रिकोण में स्थित हो (लाभे ... केन्द्रत्रिकोणयोः), तब वह बहुत लाभ कराता है (बहुलाभं तदा कुर्यात्) -- चाहे वह उच्च का हो (तुङ्गगो) अथवा सूर्य के अंश में गया हो (अर्कांशगो)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.23, verse 2. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.152, printed page १२०/120. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch23p120-152.png (600dpi) and its crops scratchpad/p120-top.png, scratchpad/p120-mid.png, scratchpad/p120-bot.png, scratchpad/p20-head.png, scratchpad/p20-v1.png, scratchpad/p20-v2.png, scratchpad/p20-v3.png, scratchpad/p20-v3w1.png, scratchpad/p20-v3w3.png, scratchpad/p20-v3w3b.png, scratchpad/p20-v45.png, scratchpad/p20-v5w.png, scratchpad/p20-v6.png, scratchpad/p20-v78.png, scratchpad/p20-v7w.png, scratchpad/p20-v7w2.png, scratchpad/p20-v9.png and scratchpad/p20-v9b.png. "तुङ्ग" is exaltation. The editor glosses "अर्कांशगो" as "सूर्यांश के भीतर ( अस्तंगत )", i.e. combust; that reading is his and is recorded here rather than substituted into the verse, which is translated as printed. The editor's running Hindi gloss for verses 1-6 is printed on this same page, between verse 6 and verse 7, and closes "॥ १-६ ॥"; it is the modern editor's own prose and is used here only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  3. 23.3 सत्यापित

    Verse 3

    संस्कृत

    लग्नेशे धनराशिस्थे जनेशे केन्द्रसंस्थिते । गुरुणा सहिते भावे गुरुलाभं विनिर्दिशेत् ॥ ३ ॥

    lagneshe dhanaraashisthe janeshe kendrasamsthite | gurunaa sahite bhaave gurulaabham vinirdishet || 3 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    With the lord of the ascendant in the sign of wealth, the 2nd (lagneshe dhana-raashi-sthe), and janesha placed in a kendra (janeshe kendra-samsthite), that house being joined by Jupiter (gurunaa sahite bhaave), one should declare heavy gain (guru-laabham vinirdishet).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    लग्नेश धन राशि (द्वितीय भाव) में हो (लग्नेशे धनराशिस्थे), और जनेश केन्द्र में स्थित हो (जनेशे केन्द्रसंस्थिते), वह भाव गुरु से युक्त हो (गुरुणा सहिते भावे), तो प्रचुर लाभ कहना चाहिए (गुरुलाभं विनिर्दिशेत्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.23, verse 3. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.152, printed page १२०/120. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch23p120-152.png (600dpi) and its crops scratchpad/p120-top.png, scratchpad/p120-mid.png, scratchpad/p120-bot.png, scratchpad/p20-head.png, scratchpad/p20-v1.png, scratchpad/p20-v2.png, scratchpad/p20-v3.png, scratchpad/p20-v3w1.png, scratchpad/p20-v3w3.png, scratchpad/p20-v3w3b.png, scratchpad/p20-v45.png, scratchpad/p20-v5w.png, scratchpad/p20-v6.png, scratchpad/p20-v78.png, scratchpad/p20-v7w.png, scratchpad/p20-v7w2.png, scratchpad/p20-v9.png and scratchpad/p20-v9b.png. DISCREPANCY, disclosed and not silently corrected: the line as printed reads "लग्नेशे ... जनेशे", while the editor's own Hindi gloss reads "लाभेश धनस्थान, और धनेश केन्द्र में गुरु के साथ हों तो प्रचुर लाभ कहें" -- i.e. he understands "लाभेशे ... धनेशे" (the lord of the 11th and the lord of the 2nd). Both printed words were re-checked under magnification: "लग्नेशे" at 5.5x in scratchpad/p20-v3w1.png and "जनेशे" at 5x in scratchpad/p20-v3w3b.png, where the ज is unambiguous -- and verse 9 on this same page prints a clean ध in "धनेशे" for contrast. "जनेश" has no astrological referent in this text. The printed reading is retained exactly as set and the editor's intended reading is recorded here only. "गुरु" carries both senses at once in the second line -- the planet Jupiter and the adjective "heavy, abundant". The editor's running Hindi gloss for verses 1-6 is printed on this same page, between verse 6 and verse 7, and closes "॥ १-६ ॥"; it is the modern editor's own prose and is used here only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  4. 23.4 सत्यापित

    Verse 4

    संस्कृत

    सौम्ययुक्ते तृतीयस्थे लग्नेशे सति, जातकः । षट्त्रिंशे वत्सरे प्राप्ते सहस्रद्वय-निष्कभाक् ॥ ४ ॥

    saumyayukte triteeyasthe lagneshe sati, jaatakah | shattrimshe vatsare praapte sahasradvaya-nishkabhaak || 4 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The lord of the ascendant being in the 3rd and joined with benefics (saumya-yukte triteeya-sthe lagneshe sati), the native (jaatakah), on reaching his thirty-sixth year (shat-trimshe vatsare praapte), becomes the possessor of two thousand nishkas (sahasra-dvaya-nishka-bhaak).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    शुभ ग्रह से युक्त लग्नेश तृतीय भाव में हो (सौम्ययुक्ते तृतीयस्थे लग्नेशे सति), तो जातक (जातकः) छत्तीसवें वर्ष के प्राप्त होने पर (षट्त्रिंशे वत्सरे प्राप्ते) दो हजार निष्क (स्वर्ण मुद्रा) का भागी होता है (सहस्रद्वय-निष्कभाक्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.23, verse 4. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.152, printed page १२०/120. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch23p120-152.png (600dpi) and its crops scratchpad/p120-top.png, scratchpad/p120-mid.png, scratchpad/p120-bot.png, scratchpad/p20-head.png, scratchpad/p20-v1.png, scratchpad/p20-v2.png, scratchpad/p20-v3.png, scratchpad/p20-v3w1.png, scratchpad/p20-v3w3.png, scratchpad/p20-v3w3b.png, scratchpad/p20-v45.png, scratchpad/p20-v5w.png, scratchpad/p20-v6.png, scratchpad/p20-v78.png, scratchpad/p20-v7w.png, scratchpad/p20-v7w2.png, scratchpad/p20-v9.png and scratchpad/p20-v9b.png. DISCREPANCY, disclosed and not silently corrected: the line prints "लग्नेशे", while the editor's gloss again reads "लाभेश" -- "शुभग्रह युक्त लाभेश तृतीयस्थान में हों तो ३६ वें वर्ष में जातक दो हजार स्वर्ण मुद्रा प्राप्त करता है". The printed word is followed. Note also that this edition sets a comma after "सति" inside the verse line; it is retained exactly as printed, as is the hyphen in "सहस्रद्वय-निष्कभाक्". "निष्क" (nishka) is a gold coin; the editor renders it "स्वर्ण मुद्रा". The editor's running Hindi gloss for verses 1-6 is printed on this same page, between verse 6 and verse 7, and closes "॥ १-६ ॥"; it is the modern editor's own prose and is used here only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  5. 23.5 सत्यापित

    Verse 5

    संस्कृत

    केन्द्रत्रिकोणगे चांयनाथे शुभसमन्विते । चत्वारिंशे तु सम्प्राप्ते स सहस्रार्ध-निष्कभाक् ॥ ५ ॥

    kendratrikonage chaamyanaathe shubhasamanvite | chatvaarimshe tu sampraapte sa sahasraardha-nishkabhaak || 5 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    And when the lord of gain (aaya-naatha) has gone to a kendra or a trikona, joined with benefics (kendra-trikona-ge ... shubha-samanvite), then on reaching the fortieth [year] (chatvaarimshe tu sampraapte) he becomes the possessor of half a thousand nishkas (sahasra-ardha-nishka-bhaak).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    और आयनाथ (एकादशेश) शुभ ग्रहों से युक्त होकर केन्द्र या त्रिकोण में गया हो (केन्द्रत्रिकोणगे ... शुभसमन्विते), तो चालीसवें वर्ष के प्राप्त होने पर (चत्वारिंशे तु सम्प्राप्ते) वह सहस्रार्ध (पाँच सौ) निष्क का भागी होता है (सहस्रार्ध-निष्कभाक्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.23, verse 5. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.152, printed page १२०/120. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch23p120-152.png (600dpi) and its crops scratchpad/p120-top.png, scratchpad/p120-mid.png, scratchpad/p120-bot.png, scratchpad/p20-head.png, scratchpad/p20-v1.png, scratchpad/p20-v2.png, scratchpad/p20-v3.png, scratchpad/p20-v3w1.png, scratchpad/p20-v3w3.png, scratchpad/p20-v3w3b.png, scratchpad/p20-v45.png, scratchpad/p20-v5w.png, scratchpad/p20-v6.png, scratchpad/p20-v78.png, scratchpad/p20-v7w.png, scratchpad/p20-v7w2.png, scratchpad/p20-v9.png and scratchpad/p20-v9b.png. DISCREPANCY, disclosed and not silently corrected: the second word is printed "चांयनाथे", with an anusvaara on the चा where the sense and the sandhi require "चायनाथे" (च + आयनाथे, "and the lord of gain"). This is the same class of spurious anusvaara already recorded at 21.21 and 21.22 in this edition. The printed form is retained exactly as set in the Sanskrit and IAST above, and only the translation follows the required reading. The editor's gloss confirms the sense: "शुभग्रह युक्त आयेश केन्द्र या त्रिकोण में हों तो ४० वें वर्ष में जातक सहस्रार्ध ( ५०० ) निष्क का भागी होता है", and his "( ५०० )" supplies the value of सहस्रार्ध. The hyphen in "सहस्रार्ध-निष्कभाक्" is as printed. "निष्क" (nishka) is a gold coin; the editor renders it "स्वर्ण मुद्रा". The editor's running Hindi gloss for verses 1-6 is printed on this same page, between verse 6 and verse 7, and closes "॥ १-६ ॥"; it is the modern editor's own prose and is used here only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  6. 23.6 सत्यापित

    Verse 6

    संस्कृत

    लाभस्थाने गुरुयुते धने चन्द्रसमन्विते । भाग्यस्थानगते शुक्रे षट्सहस्राधिपो भवेत् ॥ ६ ॥

    laabhasthaane guruyute dhane chandrasamanvite | bhaagyasthaanagate shukre shatsahasraadhipo bhavet || 6 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The place of gain, the 11th, being joined by Jupiter (laabha-sthaane guru-yute), the house of wealth, the 2nd, joined by the Moon (dhane chandra-samanvite), and Venus gone to the place of fortune, the 9th (bhaagya-sthaana-gate shukre), he becomes master of six thousand (shat-sahasra-adhipo bhavet).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    लाभ स्थान (एकादश) गुरु से युक्त हो (लाभस्थाने गुरुयुते), धन भाव (द्वितीय) चन्द्र से युक्त हो (धने चन्द्रसमन्विते), और शुक्र भाग्य स्थान (नवम) में गया हो (भाग्यस्थानगते शुक्रे), तो वह छह हजार का अधिपति होता है (षट्सहस्राधिपो भवेत्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.23, verse 6. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.152, printed page १२०/120. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch23p120-152.png (600dpi) and its crops scratchpad/p120-top.png, scratchpad/p120-mid.png, scratchpad/p120-bot.png, scratchpad/p20-head.png, scratchpad/p20-v1.png, scratchpad/p20-v2.png, scratchpad/p20-v3.png, scratchpad/p20-v3w1.png, scratchpad/p20-v3w3.png, scratchpad/p20-v3w3b.png, scratchpad/p20-v45.png, scratchpad/p20-v5w.png, scratchpad/p20-v6.png, scratchpad/p20-v78.png, scratchpad/p20-v7w.png, scratchpad/p20-v7w2.png, scratchpad/p20-v9.png and scratchpad/p20-v9b.png. The editor glosses "षट्सहस्र" as "६०००" and takes the sum to be in the same nishkas counted in verses 4-5 and 8; the verse itself names no unit and is translated as printed. The editor's running Hindi gloss for verses 1-6 is printed on this same page, between verse 6 and verse 7, and closes "॥ १-६ ॥"; it is the modern editor's own prose and is used here only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  7. 23.7 सत्यापित

    Verse 7

    संस्कृत

    लाभाच्च लाभगे जीवे चन्द्रे चान्द्रिसमन्विते । धन-धान्याधिपः श्रीमान् रत्नाद्याभरणैर्युतः ॥ ७ ॥

    laabhaachcha laabhage jeeve chandre chaandrisamanvite | dhana-dhaanyaadhipah shreemaan ratnaadyaabharanairyutah || 7 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When Jupiter has gone to the eleventh from the eleventh (laabhaat cha laabha-ge jeeve), and the Moon is joined with Mercury (chandre chaandri-samanvite), [the native is] lord of wealth and grain (dhana-dhaanya-adhipah), prosperous (shreemaan), furnished with gems and other ornaments (ratna-aadi-aabharanaih yutah).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जब गुरु लाभ से लाभ भाव में गया हो (लाभाच्च लाभगे जीवे), और चन्द्र बुध से युक्त हो (चन्द्रे चान्द्रिसमन्विते), तो जातक धन-धान्य का अधिपति (धन-धान्याधिपः), श्रीमान् और रत्न आदि आभूषणों से युक्त होता है (रत्नाद्याभरणैर्युतः)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.23, verse 7. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.152, printed page १२०/120. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch23p120-152.png (600dpi) and its crops scratchpad/p120-top.png, scratchpad/p120-mid.png, scratchpad/p120-bot.png, scratchpad/p20-head.png, scratchpad/p20-v1.png, scratchpad/p20-v2.png, scratchpad/p20-v3.png, scratchpad/p20-v3w1.png, scratchpad/p20-v3w3.png, scratchpad/p20-v3w3b.png, scratchpad/p20-v45.png, scratchpad/p20-v5w.png, scratchpad/p20-v6.png, scratchpad/p20-v78.png, scratchpad/p20-v7w.png, scratchpad/p20-v7w2.png, scratchpad/p20-v9.png and scratchpad/p20-v9b.png. "जीव" is Jupiter and "चान्द्रि", the son of the Moon, is Mercury. "लाभाच्च लाभगे" counts the 11th from the 11th, which is the 9th house from the ascendant. The hyphen in "धन-धान्याधिपः" is as printed. The editor's running Hindi gloss covering verses 7-10 is not printed on this page: it follows verse 10 on printed page १२१/121 (PDF p.153) and closes "॥ ७-१० ॥". It is the modern editor's own prose and is used here only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  8. 23.8 सत्यापित

    Verse 8

    संस्कृत

    लाभेशे लग्नभावस्थे लग्नेशे लाभसंयुते । त्रयस्त्रिंशे तु सम्प्राप्ते भवेन्निष्क-सहस्रभाक् ॥ ८ ॥

    laabheshe lagnabhaavasthe lagneshe laabhasamyute | trayastrimshe tu sampraapte bhavennishka-sahasrabhaak || 8 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The lord of the 11th being in the house of the ascendant (laabheshe lagna-bhaava-sthe) and the lord of the ascendant joined to the 11th (lagneshe laabha-samyute), then on reaching the thirty-third [year] (trayas-trimshe tu sampraapte) he becomes the possessor of a thousand nishkas (nishka-sahasra-bhaak).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    लाभेश लग्न भाव में हो (लाभेशे लग्नभावस्थे) और लग्नेश लाभ भाव से युक्त हो (लग्नेशे लाभसंयुते), तो तैंतीसवें वर्ष के प्राप्त होने पर (त्रयस्त्रिंशे तु सम्प्राप्ते) वह सहस्र निष्क का भागी होता है (निष्क-सहस्रभाक्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.23, verse 8. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.152, printed page १२०/120. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch23p120-152.png (600dpi) and its crops scratchpad/p120-top.png, scratchpad/p120-mid.png, scratchpad/p120-bot.png, scratchpad/p20-head.png, scratchpad/p20-v1.png, scratchpad/p20-v2.png, scratchpad/p20-v3.png, scratchpad/p20-v3w1.png, scratchpad/p20-v3w3.png, scratchpad/p20-v3w3b.png, scratchpad/p20-v45.png, scratchpad/p20-v5w.png, scratchpad/p20-v6.png, scratchpad/p20-v78.png, scratchpad/p20-v7w.png, scratchpad/p20-v7w2.png, scratchpad/p20-v9.png and scratchpad/p20-v9b.png. This is the mutual exchange of the lords of the 1st and the 11th. The hyphen in "निष्क-सहस्रभाक्" is as printed. "निष्क" (nishka) is a gold coin; the editor renders it "स्वर्ण मुद्रा". The editor's running Hindi gloss covering verses 7-10 is not printed on this page: it follows verse 10 on printed page १२१/121 (PDF p.153) and closes "॥ ७-१० ॥". It is the modern editor's own prose and is used here only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  9. 23.9 सत्यापित

    Verse 9

    संस्कृत

    धनेशे लाभराशिस्थे तदीशे धनराशिगे । विवाहात् परतश्चैव बहुभाग्यं समादिशेत् ॥ ९ ॥

    dhaneshe laabharaashisthe tadeeshe dhanaraashige | vivaahaat paratashchaiva bahubhaagyam samaadishet || 9 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The lord of wealth, the 2nd lord, being in the sign of gain (dhaneshe laabha-raashi-sthe), and the lord of that sign gone to the sign of wealth (tadeeshe dhana-raashi-ge), one should declare great fortune from after the marriage onwards (vivaahaat paratah cha eva bahu-bhaagyam samaadishet).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    धनेश लाभ राशि में हो (धनेशे लाभराशिस्थे), और उस राशि का स्वामी धन राशि में गया हो (तदीशे धनराशिगे), तो विवाह के पश्चात् से ही (विवाहात् परतश्चैव) बहुत भाग्य कहना चाहिए (बहुभाग्यं समादिशेत्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.23, verse 9. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.152, printed page १२०/120. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch23p120-152.png (600dpi) and its crops scratchpad/p120-top.png, scratchpad/p120-mid.png, scratchpad/p120-bot.png, scratchpad/p20-head.png, scratchpad/p20-v1.png, scratchpad/p20-v2.png, scratchpad/p20-v3.png, scratchpad/p20-v3w1.png, scratchpad/p20-v3w3.png, scratchpad/p20-v3w3b.png, scratchpad/p20-v45.png, scratchpad/p20-v5w.png, scratchpad/p20-v6.png, scratchpad/p20-v78.png, scratchpad/p20-v7w.png, scratchpad/p20-v7w2.png, scratchpad/p20-v9.png and scratchpad/p20-v9b.png. Another mutual exchange, here of the lords of the 2nd and the 11th. The clean ध of "धनेशे" here, checked at 2.4x in scratchpad/p20-v9.png, is the contrast that settles the ज of "जनेशे" at 23.3 above. The editor's running Hindi gloss covering verses 7-10 is not printed on this page: it follows verse 10 on printed page १२१/121 (PDF p.153) and closes "॥ ७-१० ॥". It is the modern editor's own prose and is used here only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  10. 23.10 सत्यापित

    Verse 10

    संस्कृत

    धैर्येशे लाभराशिस्थे लाभेशे भ्रातृसंस्थिते । भ्रातृभावाद्धनप्राप्ति-दिव्याभरणसंयुतः ॥ १० ॥

    dhairyeshe laabharaashisthe laabheshe bhraatrisamsthite | bhraatribhaavaaddhanapraapti-divyaabharanasamyutah || 10 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The lord of dhairya, the 3rd (dhairyeshe), being in the sign of gain (laabha-raashi-sthe), and the lord of gain placed in the house of brothers (laabheshe bhraatri-samsthite), [there is] the obtaining of wealth through the brothers (bhraatri-bhaavaat dhana-praapti), and [the native is] furnished with divine ornaments (divya-aabharana-samyutah).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    धैर्येश (तृतीयेश) लाभ राशि में हो (धैर्येशे लाभराशिस्थे), और लाभेश भ्रातृ भाव में स्थित हो (लाभेशे भ्रातृसंस्थिते), तो भ्रातृ भाव से धन की प्राप्ति होती है (भ्रातृभावाद्धनप्राप्ति) और जातक दिव्य आभूषणों से युक्त होता है (दिव्याभरणसंयुतः)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.23, verse 10. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.153, printed page १२१/121. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch23p121-153.png (600dpi) and its crops scratchpad/p121-top.png, scratchpad/p121-mid.png, scratchpad/p121-bot.png, scratchpad/p21-v10a.png, scratchpad/p21-v10w1.png, scratchpad/p21-v10b.png, scratchpad/p21-sub.png, scratchpad/p21-v11a.png, scratchpad/p21-v11b.png, scratchpad/p21-col1.png, scratchpad/p21-col2.png, scratchpad/p21-savi.png and scratchpad/p21-ekad.png. "धैर्य", fortitude or courage, is one of this text's names for the 3rd house, so "धैर्येश" is the 3rd lord; the editor's gloss confirms it, reading "तृतीयेश लाभस्थान में, और लाभेश तृतीय में हों तो जातक को भ्रातृगण से धनप्राप्ति, तथा दिव्य आभरणों से युक्त कहना चाहिए". The first word was checked at 5.5x in scratchpad/p21-v10w1.png. This is the mutual exchange of the lords of the 3rd and the 11th. The hyphen in "भ्रातृभावाद्धनप्राप्ति-दिव्याभरणसंयुतः" is as printed. The editor's running Hindi gloss for verses 7-10 is printed on this page immediately below verse 10 and closes "॥ ७-१० ॥"; it is the modern editor's own prose and is used here only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  11. 23.11 सत्यापित

    Verse 11

    संस्कृत

    लाभेशे नीचभेऽस्ते वा त्रिके पापसमन्विते । कृते भूरिप्रयत्नेऽपि नैव लाभः कदाचन ॥ ११ ॥ इति सविमर्शसुधाव्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे एकादश(आय)भावफलाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ २३ ॥

    laabheshe neechabhe.aste vaa trike paapasamanvite | krite bhooriprayatne.api naiva laabhah kadaachana || 11 || iti savimarshasudhaavyaakhyopete brihatpaaraasharahoraashaastre ekaadasha(aaya)bhaavaphalaadhyaayah samaaptah || 23 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lord of gain is in the sign of its fall, or combust, or in a trika house, joined with malefics (laabheshe neecha-bhe aste vaa trike paapa-samanvite), then even when great effort has been made (krite bhoori-prayatne api) there is never any gain at all (naiva laabhah kadaachana).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जब लाभेश नीच राशि में, अथवा अस्तंगत, अथवा त्रिक भाव में पाप ग्रहों से युक्त हो (लाभेशे नीचभेऽस्ते वा त्रिके पापसमन्विते), तब प्रचुर प्रयत्न करने पर भी (कृते भूरिप्रयत्नेऽपि) कभी लाभ नहीं होता (नैव लाभः कदाचन)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.23, verse 11. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.153, printed page १२१/121. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch23p121-153.png (600dpi) and its crops scratchpad/p121-top.png, scratchpad/p121-mid.png, scratchpad/p121-bot.png, scratchpad/p21-v10a.png, scratchpad/p21-v10w1.png, scratchpad/p21-v10b.png, scratchpad/p21-sub.png, scratchpad/p21-v11a.png, scratchpad/p21-v11b.png, scratchpad/p21-col1.png, scratchpad/p21-col2.png, scratchpad/p21-savi.png and scratchpad/p21-ekad.png. The editor prints his own subheading "अलाभकृद्योग--" (combinations that produce no gain) immediately above this verse; that subheading is the modern editor's own and is recorded here rather than transcribed as root text. He glosses "त्रिक" as "( ६।८।१२ )", the 6th, 8th and 12th houses; the verse itself names no numbers and is translated as printed. This is the last verse of Chapter 23, which runs to eleven verses only. Its printed closing colophon is appended above, exactly as set, standing immediately below the editor's gloss and above the edition's ornament, with the heading of Chapter 24, "अथ द्वादश( व्यय )भावफलाध्यायः ॥ २४ ॥", printed below the ornament on this same page. Two points of the colophon's typesetting are retained as printed: it compounds "सविमर्शसुधाव्याख्योपेते" with neither hyphen nor space, as Chapter 22's colophon does and unlike Chapter 19's and 21's (hyphen) or Chapter 20's (space), checked at 5x in scratchpad/p21-savi.png; and it sets "एकादश(आय)भावफलाध्यायः" with the brackets tight on both sides, whereas this same chapter's opening heading at ref 23.1 sets "एकादश( आय )भावफलाध्यायः" with spaces inside the brackets -- a difference within one chapter of this edition, checked at 5x in scratchpad/p21-ekad.png. The editor's Hindi gloss for verse 11 follows it on this page and closes "॥ ११ ॥"; it is the modern editor's own prose and is used here only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

24 Dvadasha (vyaya) bhava-phala -- results of the 12th house (14)

  1. 24.1 सत्यापित

    Verse 1

    संस्कृत

    अथ ब्रवीमि मैत्रेय ! व्ययभावगतं फलम् । स्वराशिगे तुङ्गे वा सौम्ययुक्तेक्षितेऽपि वा ॥ १ ॥

    atha braveemi maitreya ! vyayabhaavagatam phalam | svaraashige tunge vaa saumyayuktekshite.api vaa || 1 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Now, O Maitreya, I declare the fruit belonging to the house of loss (vyaya-bhaava-gatam phalam): [when its lord is] in its own sign (sva-raashi-ge), or exalted (tunge), or else joined with and aspected by benefics (saumya-yukta-eekshite api vaa) --

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    हे मैत्रेय! अब मैं व्यय भाव से सम्बन्धित फल कहता हूँ (व्ययभावगतं फलम्)। [व्ययेश] अपनी राशि में हो (स्वराशिगे), अथवा उच्च का हो (तुङ्गे), अथवा शुभ ग्रहों से युक्त और दृष्ट हो (सौम्ययुक्तेक्षितेऽपि वा) --

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.24, verse 1. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.153, printed page १२१/121. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch23p121-153.png (600dpi) and its crops scratchpad/p121-top.png, scratchpad/p121-mid.png, scratchpad/p121-bot.png, scratchpad/p21-h24.png, scratchpad/p21-c24v1a.png, scratchpad/p21-c24v1b.png, scratchpad/p21-c24v2a.png, scratchpad/p21-c24v2b.png, scratchpad/p21-v2w0.png, scratchpad/p21-v2w1.png, scratchpad/p21-c24v3a.png, scratchpad/p21-c24v3b.png, scratchpad/p21-v3w.png, scratchpad/p21-v3w2.png, scratchpad/p21-v3w3.png, scratchpad/p21-v3g.png, scratchpad/p21-v3full.png, scratchpad/p21-c24v4a.png, scratchpad/p21-c24v4b.png, scratchpad/p21-v4w1.png and scratchpad/p21-v4w2.png. This is the opening verse of Chapter 24. The chapter heading is printed above it as "अथ द्वादश( व्यय )भावफलाध्यायः ॥ २४ ॥" -- the chapter on the fruits of the twelfth (vyaya, loss/expenditure) house -- and beneath the heading the edition prints "पराशर उवाच--" (Paraashara said). The heading's bracket style matches Chapter 23's opening heading exactly: the opening bracket set tight against "द्वादश", spaces inside the brackets, and "भावफलाध्यायः" running on directly from the closing bracket. The running head at the top of this same page already reads "द्वादश ( व्यय ) भावफलाध्यायः" with spaces on both sides of the brackets, i.e. the running head anticipates the chapter that begins lower down the page and sets its brackets differently from the heading itself; both are retained as found. The exclamation mark after "मैत्रेय" is as printed by the edition. The sentence begun here is not completed until verse 2. The editor's running Hindi gloss for verses 1-4 is not printed on this page: it stands at the head of the next page, printed page १२२/122 (PDF p.154), above verse 5, and closes "॥ १-४ ॥". It is the modern editor's own prose and is used here only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  2. 24.2 सत्यापित

    Verse 2

    संस्कृत

    व्ययेशेऽथ व्यये सौम्यैर्युते दृष्टे शुभव्ययः । चन्द्रो व्ययाधिपो धर्मलाभमन्त्रेषु संस्थितः ॥ २ ॥

    vyayeshe.atha vyaye saumyairyute drishte shubhavyayah | chandro vyayaadhipo dharmalaabhamantreshu samsthitah || 2 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    -- or when the lord of loss is in the house of loss, joined with benefics and aspected [by them] (vyayeshe atha vyaye saumyaih yute drishte), the expenditure is auspicious (shubha-vyayah). [Again,] the Moon being lord of the 12th and placed in dharma, laabha or mantra -- the 9th, the 11th or the 5th (dharma-laabha-mantreshu samsthitah) --

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    -- अथवा व्ययेश व्यय भाव में शुभ ग्रहों से युक्त तथा दृष्ट हो (व्ययेशेऽथ व्यये सौम्यैर्युते दृष्टे), तो व्यय शुभ होता है (शुभव्ययः)। [तथा] चन्द्रमा व्ययाधिप होकर धर्म, लाभ अथवा मन्त्र भाव में -- अर्थात् नवम, एकादश या पञ्चम में -- स्थित हो (धर्मलाभमन्त्रेषु संस्थितः) --

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.24, verse 2. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.153, printed page १२१/121. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch23p121-153.png (600dpi) and its crops scratchpad/p121-top.png, scratchpad/p121-mid.png, scratchpad/p121-bot.png, scratchpad/p21-h24.png, scratchpad/p21-c24v1a.png, scratchpad/p21-c24v1b.png, scratchpad/p21-c24v2a.png, scratchpad/p21-c24v2b.png, scratchpad/p21-v2w0.png, scratchpad/p21-v2w1.png, scratchpad/p21-c24v3a.png, scratchpad/p21-c24v3b.png, scratchpad/p21-v3w.png, scratchpad/p21-v3w2.png, scratchpad/p21-v3w3.png, scratchpad/p21-v3g.png, scratchpad/p21-v3full.png, scratchpad/p21-c24v4a.png, scratchpad/p21-c24v4b.png, scratchpad/p21-v4w1.png and scratchpad/p21-v4w2.png. "मन्त्र" (counsel) is one of this text's names for the 5th house; the editor's gloss reads "व्ययाधिप चन्द्रमा यदि नवम, एकादश या पञ्चम स्थानों में से कहीं अपने उच्च ...", confirming the three houses named. The word "व्ययेशेऽथ" was checked at high magnification in scratchpad/p21-v2w0.png and "सौम्यैर्युते" in scratchpad/p21-v2w1.png. The sentence continues into verse 3. The editor's running Hindi gloss for verses 1-4 is not printed on this page: it stands at the head of the next page, printed page १२२/122 (PDF p.154), above verse 5, and closes "॥ १-४ ॥". It is the modern editor's own prose and is used here only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  3. 24.3 सत्यापित

    Verse 3

    संस्कृत

    स्वोच्चे स्वर्क्षे निजांशे वा लाभधर्मात्मजांशके । दिव्यागारादिपर्यङ्को दिव्यगन्धैकृभोगवान् ॥ ३ ॥

    svochche svarkshe nijaamshe vaa laabhadharmaatmajaamshake | divyaagaaraadiparyanko divyagandhaikribhogavaan || 3 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    -- in its own exaltation, in its own sign, in its own amsha, or in the amsha of the lords of gain, dharma or offspring -- the 11th, 9th or 5th (laabha-dharma-aatmaja-amshake): [such a native] has divine dwellings, couches and the like (divya-aagaara-aadi-paryanko), and enjoyment chiefly of divine perfumes (divya-gandha-eeka-bhogavaan).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    -- अपने उच्च में, अपनी राशि में, अपने अंश में, अथवा लाभ, धर्म या आत्मज (एकादश, नवम, पञ्चम) के अंश में हो (लाभधर्मात्मजांशके): तो जातक दिव्य भवन, पर्यङ्क आदि से युक्त होता है (दिव्यागारादिपर्यङ्को) और मुख्यतः दिव्य सुगन्धों का भोग करने वाला होता है (दिव्यगन्धैकभोगवान्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.24, verse 3. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.153, printed page १२१/121. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch23p121-153.png (600dpi) and its crops scratchpad/p121-top.png, scratchpad/p121-mid.png, scratchpad/p121-bot.png, scratchpad/p21-h24.png, scratchpad/p21-c24v1a.png, scratchpad/p21-c24v1b.png, scratchpad/p21-c24v2a.png, scratchpad/p21-c24v2b.png, scratchpad/p21-v2w0.png, scratchpad/p21-v2w1.png, scratchpad/p21-c24v3a.png, scratchpad/p21-c24v3b.png, scratchpad/p21-v3w.png, scratchpad/p21-v3w2.png, scratchpad/p21-v3w3.png, scratchpad/p21-v3g.png, scratchpad/p21-v3full.png, scratchpad/p21-c24v4a.png, scratchpad/p21-c24v4b.png, scratchpad/p21-v4w1.png and scratchpad/p21-v4w2.png. DISCLOSURE, printed reading retained: the edition prints the last compound as "दिव्यगन्धैकृभोगवान्", with "कृ" and not "क" after "धै". The akshara was isolated at 14x in scratchpad/p21-v3g.png (after wider checks in scratchpad/p21-v3w.png, scratchpad/p21-v3w2.png, scratchpad/p21-v3w3.png and scratchpad/p21-v3full.png) and its vowel sign compared directly against the known "कृ" of "निराकृतम्" at ref 24.6 on the next page, imaged in scratchpad/p122-kri.png; the two are the same glyph. "गन्धैकृ" is not a Sanskrit word: both sense and metre require "गन्धैक" (गन्ध + एक by vriddhi sandhi), "having enjoyment chiefly of divine perfumes", and the editor's own gloss speaks of "सुगन्धित द्रव्य". The printed form is therefore kept unchanged in the Sanskrit and IAST above and only the translations follow the required reading; the Hindi gloss line prints "दिव्यगन्धैकभोगवान्" for that reason. "आत्मज" (offspring) is this text's name for the 5th house. The editor's running Hindi gloss for verses 1-4 is not printed on this page: it stands at the head of the next page, printed page १२२/122 (PDF p.154), above verse 5, and closes "॥ १-४ ॥". It is the modern editor's own prose and is used here only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  4. 24.4 सत्यापित

    Verse 4

    संस्कृत

    परार्धरमणो दिव्य-वस्त्रमाल्यादिभूषणः । परार्ध्यवित्तसंयुक्तो दिनानि नयति प्रभुः ॥ ४ ॥

    paraardharamano divya-vastramaalyaadibhooshanah | paraardhyavittasamyukto dinaani nayati prabhuh || 4 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Taking his pleasure in what is most excellent (paraardha-ramano), adorned with divine garments, garlands and the like (divya-vastra-maalya-aadi-bhooshanah), joined with the most excellent wealth (paraardhya-vitta-samyukto), he passes his days as a lord (dinaani nayati prabhuh).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    वह श्रेष्ठतम वस्तुओं में रमण करने वाला (परार्धरमणो), दिव्य वस्त्र, माला आदि आभूषणों से युक्त (दिव्य-वस्त्रमाल्यादिभूषणः), तथा श्रेष्ठतम धन से सम्पन्न होकर (परार्ध्यवित्तसंयुक्तो) प्रभु की भाँति अपने दिन व्यतीत करता है (दिनानि नयति प्रभुः)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.24, verse 4. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.153, printed page १२१/121. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch23p121-153.png (600dpi) and its crops scratchpad/p121-top.png, scratchpad/p121-mid.png, scratchpad/p121-bot.png, scratchpad/p21-h24.png, scratchpad/p21-c24v1a.png, scratchpad/p21-c24v1b.png, scratchpad/p21-c24v2a.png, scratchpad/p21-c24v2b.png, scratchpad/p21-v2w0.png, scratchpad/p21-v2w1.png, scratchpad/p21-c24v3a.png, scratchpad/p21-c24v3b.png, scratchpad/p21-v3w.png, scratchpad/p21-v3w2.png, scratchpad/p21-v3w3.png, scratchpad/p21-v3g.png, scratchpad/p21-v3full.png, scratchpad/p21-c24v4a.png, scratchpad/p21-c24v4b.png, scratchpad/p21-v4w1.png and scratchpad/p21-v4w2.png. DISCLOSURE: this verse sets the same stem twice in two different forms -- "परार्ध" in line 1 ("परार्धरमणो") and "परार्ध्य" in line 2 ("परार्ध्यवित्तसंयुक्तो"), with the "्य" present only the second time. Both were checked at 6x, in scratchpad/p21-v4w1.png and scratchpad/p21-v4w2.png respectively, and both are retained exactly as printed. The hyphen in "दिव्य-वस्त्रमाल्यादिभूषणः" is likewise as printed. The editor's running Hindi gloss for verses 1-4 is not printed on this page: it stands at the head of the next page, printed page १२२/122 (PDF p.154), above verse 5, and closes "॥ १-४ ॥". It is the modern editor's own prose and is used here only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  5. 24.5 सत्यापित

    Verse 5

    संस्कृत

    एवं स्वशत्रु-नीचांशेऽष्टांशे वाप्यष्टमे रिपौ । संस्थितः कुरुते जातं कान्ता-सुखविवर्जितम् ॥ ५ ॥

    evam svashatru-neechaamshe.ashtaamshe vaapyashtame ripau | samsthitah kurute jaatam kaantaa-sukhavivarjitam || 5 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    So too [the lord of the 12th], placed in the amsha of its own enemy or of its fall (sva-shatru-neecha-amshe), or in the eighth amsha (ashta-amshe), or else in the eighth or in the sixth house (vaa api ashtame ripau), makes the native destitute of wife and of comfort (kaantaa-sukha-vivarjitam).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    इसी प्रकार [व्ययेश] अपने शत्रु के अथवा नीच के अंश में (स्वशत्रु-नीचांशे), अष्टम अंश में (अष्टांशे), अथवा अष्टम या षष्ठ भाव में स्थित हो (वाप्यष्टमे रिपौ), तो जातक को स्त्री तथा सुख से रहित करता है (कान्ता-सुखविवर्जितम्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.24, verse 5. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.154, printed page १२२/122. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch24p122-154.png (600dpi) and its crops scratchpad/p122-top.png, scratchpad/p122-mid.png, scratchpad/p122-bot.png, scratchpad/p122-A.png, scratchpad/p122-B.png, scratchpad/p122-C.png, scratchpad/p122-kri.png, scratchpad/p122-v6a.png, scratchpad/p22-v5a.png, scratchpad/p22-v5w.png, scratchpad/p22-v5b.png, scratchpad/p22-v6a.png, scratchpad/p22-v6b.png, scratchpad/p22-v7a.png, scratchpad/p22-v7b.png, scratchpad/p22-v8a.png, scratchpad/p22-v8b.png, scratchpad/p22-v8w.png, scratchpad/p22-v8g1.png, scratchpad/p22-v8g2.png, scratchpad/p22-v9a.png, scratchpad/p22-v9w.png, scratchpad/p22-v9g1.png, scratchpad/p22-v9g2.png, scratchpad/p22-v9b.png, scratchpad/p22-v10a.png, scratchpad/p22-v10b.png, scratchpad/p22-v11a.png and scratchpad/p22-v11b.png. The compound "स्वशत्रु-नीचांशेऽष्टांशे" was re-checked at 6x in scratchpad/p22-v5w.png. "रिपु" (enemy) is this text's name for the 6th house. The hyphens in "स्वशत्रु-नीचांशे" and "कान्ता-सुखविवर्जितम्" are as printed. The sentence continues into verse 6. The editor's running Hindi gloss for verses 5-7 is printed on this same page between verse 7 and verse 8 and closes "॥ ५-७ ॥"; it is the modern editor's own prose and is used here only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  6. 24.6 सत्यापित

    Verse 6

    संस्कृत

    व्ययाधिक्यपरिक्लान्तं दिव्यभोगनिराकृतम् । स हि केन्द्रत्रिकोणस्थः स्वस्त्रियालङ्कृतः स्वयम् ॥ ६ ॥

    vyayaadhikyapariklaantam divyabhoganiraakritam | sa hi kendratrikonasthah svastriyaalankritah svayam || 6 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [It makes him] worn out by excess of expenditure (vyaya-aadhikya-pariklaantam) and shut out from divine enjoyments (divya-bhoga-niraakritam). But that same [lord], standing in a kendra or a trikona, [makes him] one adorned by his own wife, himself [a man of standing] (sva-striyaa alankritah svayam).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [वह] अधिक व्यय से क्लान्त (व्ययाधिक्यपरिक्लान्तं) तथा दिव्य भोगों से वञ्चित होता है (दिव्यभोगनिराकृतम्)। किन्तु वही [व्ययेश] यदि केन्द्र अथवा त्रिकोण में स्थित हो (स केन्द्रत्रिकोणस्थः), तो जातक स्वयं अपनी स्त्री से अलङ्कृत होता है (स्वस्त्रियालङ्कृतः स्वयम्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.24, verse 6. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.154, printed page १२२/122. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch24p122-154.png (600dpi) and its crops scratchpad/p122-top.png, scratchpad/p122-mid.png, scratchpad/p122-bot.png, scratchpad/p122-A.png, scratchpad/p122-B.png, scratchpad/p122-C.png, scratchpad/p122-kri.png, scratchpad/p122-v6a.png, scratchpad/p22-v5a.png, scratchpad/p22-v5w.png, scratchpad/p22-v5b.png, scratchpad/p22-v6a.png, scratchpad/p22-v6b.png, scratchpad/p22-v7a.png, scratchpad/p22-v7b.png, scratchpad/p22-v8a.png, scratchpad/p22-v8b.png, scratchpad/p22-v8w.png, scratchpad/p22-v8g1.png, scratchpad/p22-v8g2.png, scratchpad/p22-v9a.png, scratchpad/p22-v9w.png, scratchpad/p22-v9g1.png, scratchpad/p22-v9g2.png, scratchpad/p22-v9b.png, scratchpad/p22-v10a.png, scratchpad/p22-v10b.png, scratchpad/p22-v11a.png and scratchpad/p22-v11b.png. The "कृ" of "निराकृतम्" in line 1, imaged in scratchpad/p122-kri.png, is the reference glyph used to settle the printed "कृ" of "दिव्यगन्धैकृभोगवान्" at ref 24.3 on the preceding page. The editor's running Hindi gloss for verses 5-7 is printed on this same page between verse 7 and verse 8 and closes "॥ ५-७ ॥"; it is the modern editor's own prose and is used here only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  7. 24.7 सत्यापित

    Verse 7

    संस्कृत

    जातकस्य यथा प्रोक्तं फलं लग्नान्महर्षिभिः । एवं भ्रात्रादिभावेभ्यस्तत्तत् सर्वं विचारयेत् ॥ ७ ॥

    jaatakasya yathaa proktam phalam lagnaanmaharshibhih | evam bhraatraadibhaavebhyastattat sarvam vichaarayet || 7 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    As the fruit for the native has been declared from the ascendant by the great sages (lagnaat maharshibhih), so should all of it, each in its place, be examined from the house of brothers and the rest as well (bhraatri-aadi-bhaavebhyah tat tat sarvam vichaarayet).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जिस प्रकार महर्षियों ने जातक का फल लग्न से कहा है (जातकस्य यथा प्रोक्तं फलं लग्नान्महर्षिभिः), उसी प्रकार भ्रातृ आदि भावों से भी वह सब कुछ विचारना चाहिए (एवं भ्रात्रादिभावेभ्यस्तत्तत् सर्वं विचारयेत्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.24, verse 7. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.154, printed page १२२/122. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch24p122-154.png (600dpi) and its crops scratchpad/p122-top.png, scratchpad/p122-mid.png, scratchpad/p122-bot.png, scratchpad/p122-A.png, scratchpad/p122-B.png, scratchpad/p122-C.png, scratchpad/p122-kri.png, scratchpad/p122-v6a.png, scratchpad/p22-v5a.png, scratchpad/p22-v5w.png, scratchpad/p22-v5b.png, scratchpad/p22-v6a.png, scratchpad/p22-v6b.png, scratchpad/p22-v7a.png, scratchpad/p22-v7b.png, scratchpad/p22-v8a.png, scratchpad/p22-v8b.png, scratchpad/p22-v8w.png, scratchpad/p22-v8g1.png, scratchpad/p22-v8g2.png, scratchpad/p22-v9a.png, scratchpad/p22-v9w.png, scratchpad/p22-v9g1.png, scratchpad/p22-v9g2.png, scratchpad/p22-v9b.png, scratchpad/p22-v10a.png, scratchpad/p22-v10b.png, scratchpad/p22-v11a.png and scratchpad/p22-v11b.png. This verse states the general rule of bhaava-lagna: every house may in turn be treated as an ascendant and the twelve results read from it. The editor's running Hindi gloss for verses 5-7 is printed on this same page between verse 7 and verse 8 and closes "॥ ५-७ ॥"; it is the modern editor's own prose and is used here only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  8. 24.8 सत्यापित

    Verse 8

    संस्कृत

    दृश्या-दृश्यार्धचक्रस्था ग्रहास्तु फलदाः क्रमात् । प्रत्यक्षतः परोक्षे च ज्ञेयमेतद् विदा सदा ॥ ८ ॥

    drishyaa-drishyaardhachakrasthaa grahaastu phaladaah kramaat | pratyakshatah parokshe cha jneyametad vidaa sadaa || 8 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Planets standing in the visible and the invisible half of the circle (drishya-adrishya-ardha-chakra-sthaah) give their fruits in order (phaladaah kramaat), the one openly and the other unseen (pratyakshatah parokshe cha); this is always to be known by one who knows (jneyam etad vidaa sadaa).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    दृश्य तथा अदृश्य अर्धचक्र में स्थित ग्रह (दृश्या-दृश्यार्धचक्रस्था ग्रहाः) क्रमशः फल देते हैं (फलदाः क्रमात्) -- एक प्रत्यक्ष रूप से और दूसरा परोक्ष रूप से (प्रत्यक्षतः परोक्षे च); विद्वान् को यह सदा जानना चाहिए (ज्ञेयमेतद् विदा सदा)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.24, verse 8. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.154, printed page १२२/122. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch24p122-154.png (600dpi) and its crops scratchpad/p122-top.png, scratchpad/p122-mid.png, scratchpad/p122-bot.png, scratchpad/p122-A.png, scratchpad/p122-B.png, scratchpad/p122-C.png, scratchpad/p122-kri.png, scratchpad/p122-v6a.png, scratchpad/p22-v5a.png, scratchpad/p22-v5w.png, scratchpad/p22-v5b.png, scratchpad/p22-v6a.png, scratchpad/p22-v6b.png, scratchpad/p22-v7a.png, scratchpad/p22-v7b.png, scratchpad/p22-v8a.png, scratchpad/p22-v8b.png, scratchpad/p22-v8w.png, scratchpad/p22-v8g1.png, scratchpad/p22-v8g2.png, scratchpad/p22-v9a.png, scratchpad/p22-v9w.png, scratchpad/p22-v9g1.png, scratchpad/p22-v9g2.png, scratchpad/p22-v9b.png, scratchpad/p22-v10a.png, scratchpad/p22-v10b.png, scratchpad/p22-v11a.png and scratchpad/p22-v11b.png. The first compound is printed "दृश्या-दृश्यार्धचक्रस्था", i.e. dris'ya-adris'ya with the hyphen and with the elided vowel not marked; it was read at 5x in scratchpad/p22-v8w.png and the repha over the "ध" of "र्ध" isolated at 14x in scratchpad/p22-v8g2.png, confirming "अर्ध" (half) and not a vowel sign. The hyphen is as printed. The editor's Hindi gloss for verse 8 follows it on this same page and closes "॥ ८ ॥", and an extended editorial discussion headed "विमर्शः--" on the drishya and adrishya half-circles follows that gloss and also closes "॥ ८ ॥"; both are the modern editor's own prose and are used here only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  9. 24.9 सत्यापित

    Verse 9

    संस्कृत

    व्ययस्थानगतो राहुभौमार्काभ्यां हि संयुतः । तदीशे चार्कसंयुक्ते नरके पतनं भवेत् ॥ ९ ॥

    vyayasthaanagato raahubhaumaarkaabhyaam hi samyutah | tadeeshe chaarkasamyukte narake patanam bhavet || 9 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [When what is] gone to the house of loss is joined with Raahu, Mars and the Sun (raahu-bhauma-arkaabhyaam hi samyutah), and its lord too is joined with the Sun (tadeeshe cha arka-samyukte), there comes a falling into hell (narake patanam bhavet).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    व्यय स्थान में गया हुआ [ग्रह] राहु, भौम तथा सूर्य से युक्त हो (राहुभौमार्काभ्यां हि संयुतः), और उसका स्वामी भी सूर्य से युक्त हो (तदीशे चार्कसंयुक्ते), तो नरक में पतन होता है (नरके पतनं भवेत्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.24, verse 9. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.154, printed page १२२/122. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch24p122-154.png (600dpi) and its crops scratchpad/p122-top.png, scratchpad/p122-mid.png, scratchpad/p122-bot.png, scratchpad/p122-A.png, scratchpad/p122-B.png, scratchpad/p122-C.png, scratchpad/p122-kri.png, scratchpad/p122-v6a.png, scratchpad/p22-v5a.png, scratchpad/p22-v5w.png, scratchpad/p22-v5b.png, scratchpad/p22-v6a.png, scratchpad/p22-v6b.png, scratchpad/p22-v7a.png, scratchpad/p22-v7b.png, scratchpad/p22-v8a.png, scratchpad/p22-v8b.png, scratchpad/p22-v8w.png, scratchpad/p22-v8g1.png, scratchpad/p22-v8g2.png, scratchpad/p22-v9a.png, scratchpad/p22-v9w.png, scratchpad/p22-v9g1.png, scratchpad/p22-v9g2.png, scratchpad/p22-v9b.png, scratchpad/p22-v10a.png, scratchpad/p22-v10b.png, scratchpad/p22-v11a.png and scratchpad/p22-v11b.png. The word "राहुभौमार्काभ्यां" was read at 6x in scratchpad/p22-v9w.png and its "भौ" isolated at 13x in scratchpad/p22-v9g1.png against the "भ्यां" of the same word in scratchpad/p22-v9g2.png, to distinguish "भ" from "स"; the printed reading is "भौम" (Mars). Note that the ending "-भ्यां" is a dual instrumental although three planets are named; the form is retained exactly as printed and the translation follows the sense. The editor's running Hindi gloss covering verses 9-14 is not printed on this page: verse 11 is the last line on it, and the gloss stands on printed page १२३/123 (PDF p.155) below verse 14, closing "॥ ९-१४ ॥". It is the modern editor's own prose and is used here only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  10. 24.10 सत्यापित

    Verse 10

    संस्कृत

    व्ययस्थानगते सौम्ये तदीशे स्वोच्चराशिगे । शुभयुक्ते शुभैर्दृष्टे मुक्तिः स्यान्नेह संशयः ॥ १० ॥

    vyayasthaanagate saumye tadeeshe svochcharaashige | shubhayukte shubhairdrishte muktih syaanneha samshayah || 10 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    A benefic being gone to the house of loss (vyaya-sthaana-gate saumye), and its lord in the sign of its own exaltation (tadeeshe sva-uchcha-raashi-ge), joined with benefics and aspected by benefics (shubha-yukte shubhaih drishte), there is liberation (muktih syaat); there is no doubt in this (na iha samshayah).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    व्यय स्थान में शुभ ग्रह हो (व्ययस्थानगते सौम्ये), और उसका स्वामी अपनी उच्च राशि में हो (तदीशे स्वोच्चराशिगे), तथा शुभ ग्रहों से युक्त एवं दृष्ट हो (शुभयुक्ते शुभैर्दृष्टे), तो मुक्ति होती है (मुक्तिः स्यात्); इसमें संशय नहीं (नेह संशयः)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.24, verse 10. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.154, printed page १२२/122. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch24p122-154.png (600dpi) and its crops scratchpad/p122-top.png, scratchpad/p122-mid.png, scratchpad/p122-bot.png, scratchpad/p122-A.png, scratchpad/p122-B.png, scratchpad/p122-C.png, scratchpad/p122-kri.png, scratchpad/p122-v6a.png, scratchpad/p22-v5a.png, scratchpad/p22-v5w.png, scratchpad/p22-v5b.png, scratchpad/p22-v6a.png, scratchpad/p22-v6b.png, scratchpad/p22-v7a.png, scratchpad/p22-v7b.png, scratchpad/p22-v8a.png, scratchpad/p22-v8b.png, scratchpad/p22-v8w.png, scratchpad/p22-v8g1.png, scratchpad/p22-v8g2.png, scratchpad/p22-v9a.png, scratchpad/p22-v9w.png, scratchpad/p22-v9g1.png, scratchpad/p22-v9g2.png, scratchpad/p22-v9b.png, scratchpad/p22-v10a.png, scratchpad/p22-v10b.png, scratchpad/p22-v11a.png and scratchpad/p22-v11b.png. This verse stands in direct contrast to verse 9. The editor's running Hindi gloss covering verses 9-14 is not printed on this page: verse 11 is the last line on it, and the gloss stands on printed page १२३/123 (PDF p.155) below verse 14, closing "॥ ९-१४ ॥". It is the modern editor's own prose and is used here only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  11. 24.11 सत्यापित

    Verse 11

    संस्कृत

    व्ययेशे पापसंयुक्ते व्यये वापि समन्विते । पापग्रहेण संदृष्टे देशादेशान्तरं गतः ॥ ११ ॥

    vyayeshe paapasamyukte vyaye vaapi samanvite | paapagrahena samdrishte deshaadeshaantaram gatah || 11 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The lord of loss being joined with malefics (vyayeshe paapa-samyukte), or the house of loss itself being so accompanied (vyaye vaa api samanvite), and aspected by a malefic planet (paapa-grahena samdrishte), [the native becomes] one who goes from his own country to another (desha-adesha-antaram gatah).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    व्ययेश पाप ग्रहों से युक्त हो (व्ययेशे पापसंयुक्ते), अथवा व्यय भाव भी [पापों से] युक्त हो (व्यये वापि समन्विते), और पाप ग्रह से दृष्ट हो (पापग्रहेण संदृष्टे), तो जातक देश-देशान्तर में भटकने वाला होता है (देशादेशान्तरं गतः)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.24, verse 11. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.154, printed page १२२/122. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch24p122-154.png (600dpi) and its crops scratchpad/p122-top.png, scratchpad/p122-mid.png, scratchpad/p122-bot.png, scratchpad/p122-A.png, scratchpad/p122-B.png, scratchpad/p122-C.png, scratchpad/p122-kri.png, scratchpad/p122-v6a.png, scratchpad/p22-v5a.png, scratchpad/p22-v5w.png, scratchpad/p22-v5b.png, scratchpad/p22-v6a.png, scratchpad/p22-v6b.png, scratchpad/p22-v7a.png, scratchpad/p22-v7b.png, scratchpad/p22-v8a.png, scratchpad/p22-v8b.png, scratchpad/p22-v8w.png, scratchpad/p22-v8g1.png, scratchpad/p22-v8g2.png, scratchpad/p22-v9a.png, scratchpad/p22-v9w.png, scratchpad/p22-v9g1.png, scratchpad/p22-v9g2.png, scratchpad/p22-v9b.png, scratchpad/p22-v10a.png, scratchpad/p22-v10b.png, scratchpad/p22-v11a.png and scratchpad/p22-v11b.png. This is the last verse printed on this page; the chapter continues on printed page १२३/123 (PDF p.155) with verses 12-14 and its closing colophon, so no colophon appears here. Chapter 24 runs to fourteen verses in all. The editor's running Hindi gloss covering verses 9-14 is not printed on this page: verse 11 is the last line on it, and the gloss stands on printed page १२३/123 (PDF p.155) below verse 14, closing "॥ ९-१४ ॥". It is the modern editor's own prose and is used here only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  12. 24.12 सत्यापित

    Verse 12

    संस्कृत

    व्ययेशे शुभराशिस्थे व्ययर्क्षे शुभसंयुते । शुभग्रहेण संदृष्टे स्वदेशात् संचरो भवेत् ॥ १२ ॥

    vyayeshe shubharaashisthe vyayarkshe shubhasamyute | shubhagrahena samdrishte svadeshaat samcharo bhavet || 12 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The lord of loss being in an auspicious sign (vyayeshe shubha-raashi-sthe), the sign of the 12th itself joined with benefics (vyaya-rkshe shubha-samyute), and aspected by a benefic planet (shubha-grahena samdrishte), the roaming proceeds from his own country (svadeshaat samcharo bhavet).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    व्ययेश शुभ राशि में हो (व्ययेशे शुभराशिस्थे), व्यय राशि शुभ ग्रहों से युक्त हो (व्ययर्क्षे शुभसंयुते), तथा शुभ ग्रह से दृष्ट हो (शुभग्रहेण संदृष्टे), तो भ्रमण स्वदेश से ही होता है (स्वदेशात् संचरो भवेत्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.24, verse 12. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.155, printed page १२३/123. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch24p123-155.png (600dpi) and its crops scratchpad/p123-A.png, scratchpad/p123-B.png, scratchpad/p123-C.png, scratchpad/p23-v12a.png, scratchpad/p23-v12b.png, scratchpad/p23-v13a.png, scratchpad/p23-v13b.png, scratchpad/p23-v13w.png, scratchpad/p23-v14a.png, scratchpad/p23-v14b.png, scratchpad/p23-col1.png, scratchpad/p23-col2.png and scratchpad/p23-head25.png. This verse answers verse 11, where malefics sent the native abroad. The editor glosses the last quarter as "जातक स्वदेश में ही भ्रमणशील होता है", i.e. he takes "स्वदेशात् संचरः" to mean that the roaming stays within the native's own land; the printed ablative is retained and translated as printed, with the editor's reading recorded here rather than substituted. The editor's running Hindi gloss covering verses 9-14 is printed on this page below verse 14 and closes "॥ ९-१४ ॥"; it is the modern editor's own prose and is used here only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. The running head at the top of this page reads "भावाधीशफलाध्यायः", the title of Chapter 25, although Chapter 24 does not end until the middle of the page -- the same anticipating running head already noted at ref 24.1. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  13. 24.13 सत्यापित

    Verse 13

    संस्कृत

    व्यये मन्दादिसंयुक्ते भूमिजेन समन्विते । शुभदृष्टेरसम्प्राप्तिः पापमूलाद्धनार्जनम् ॥ १३ ॥

    vyaye mandaadisamyukte bhoomijena samanvite | shubhadrishterasampraaptih paapamoolaaddhanaarjanam || 13 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The house of loss being joined with Saturn and the rest (vyaye manda-aadi-samyukte) and accompanied by the earth-born, Mars (bhoomijena samanvite), [and there being] no obtaining of a benefic aspect (shubha-drishteh asampraaptih), the earning of wealth is from a sinful root (paapa-moolaat dhana-arjanam).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    व्यय भाव शनि आदि [पाप ग्रहों] से युक्त हो (व्यये मन्दादिसंयुक्ते) तथा भौम से समन्वित हो (भूमिजेन समन्विते), और उस पर शुभ दृष्टि प्राप्त न हो (शुभदृष्टेरसम्प्राप्तिः), तो धन का अर्जन पापमूलक होता है (पापमूलाद्धनार्जनम्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.24, verse 13. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.155, printed page १२३/123. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch24p123-155.png (600dpi) and its crops scratchpad/p123-A.png, scratchpad/p123-B.png, scratchpad/p123-C.png, scratchpad/p23-v12a.png, scratchpad/p23-v12b.png, scratchpad/p23-v13a.png, scratchpad/p23-v13b.png, scratchpad/p23-v13w.png, scratchpad/p23-v14a.png, scratchpad/p23-v14b.png, scratchpad/p23-col1.png, scratchpad/p23-col2.png and scratchpad/p23-head25.png. "मन्द" is Saturn and "भूमिज" (earth-born) is Mars. The compound "शुभदृष्टेरसम्प्राप्तिः" -- शुभदृष्टेः + असम्प्राप्तिः in sandhi -- was read at 6x in scratchpad/p23-v13w.png. The editor's gloss agrees: "व्ययस्थान शनि, मंगल आदि पाप ग्रहों से युक्त हो और शुभग्रह की उस पर दृष्टि नहीं हो तो जातक को पापमूलक धनोपार्जन होता है". The editor's running Hindi gloss covering verses 9-14 is printed on this page below verse 14 and closes "॥ ९-१४ ॥"; it is the modern editor's own prose and is used here only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. The running head at the top of this page reads "भावाधीशफलाध्यायः", the title of Chapter 25, although Chapter 24 does not end until the middle of the page -- the same anticipating running head already noted at ref 24.1. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  14. 24.14 सत्यापित

    Verse 14

    संस्कृत

    लग्नेशे व्ययराशिस्थे व्ययेशे लग्नसंयुते । भृगुपुत्रेण संयुक्ते धर्ममूलाद्धनव्ययः ॥ १४ ॥ इति सविमर्शसुधाव्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे द्वादश (व्यय) भावफलाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ २४ ॥

    lagneshe vyayaraashisthe vyayeshe lagnasamyute | bhriguputrena samyukte dharmamoolaaddhanavyayah || 14 || iti savimarshasudhaavyaakhyopete brihatpaaraasharahoraashaastre dvaadasha (vyaya) bhaavaphalaadhyaayah samaaptah || 24 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The lord of the ascendant being in the sign of the 12th (lagneshe vyaya-raashi-sthe), the lord of the 12th joined with the ascendant (vyayeshe lagna-samyute), and joined with the son of Bhrigu, Venus (bhrigu-putrena samyukte), the expenditure of wealth is from a righteous root (dharma-moolaat dhana-vyayah).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    लग्नेश व्यय राशि में हो (लग्नेशे व्ययराशिस्थे), व्ययेश लग्न से युक्त हो (व्ययेशे लग्नसंयुते), और भृगुपुत्र (शुक्र) से युक्त हो (भृगुपुत्रेण संयुक्ते), तो धन का व्यय धर्ममूलक होता है (धर्ममूलाद्धनव्ययः)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.24, verse 14. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.155, printed page १२३/123. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch24p123-155.png (600dpi) and its crops scratchpad/p123-A.png, scratchpad/p123-B.png, scratchpad/p123-C.png, scratchpad/p23-v12a.png, scratchpad/p23-v12b.png, scratchpad/p23-v13a.png, scratchpad/p23-v13b.png, scratchpad/p23-v13w.png, scratchpad/p23-v14a.png, scratchpad/p23-v14b.png, scratchpad/p23-col1.png, scratchpad/p23-col2.png and scratchpad/p23-head25.png. "भृगुपुत्र", the son of Bhrigu, is Venus; the editor's gloss names him outright, "व्ययेश लग्नगत होकर शुक्र संयुक्त हों तो धर्ममूलक धनव्यय होता है". This verse closes the chapter, which runs to fourteen verses. Its printed closing colophon is appended above exactly as set, standing below the editor's gloss and above the edition's ornament, with the heading of Chapter 25, "अथ भावाधीशफलाध्यायः ॥ २५ ॥", printed below the ornament on this same page. Two points of the colophon's typesetting are retained as printed: it compounds "सविमर्शसुधाव्याख्योपेते" with neither hyphen nor space, as the colophons of Chapters 22 and 23 do; and it sets "द्वादश (व्यय) भावफलाध्यायः" with a space before the opening bracket, the brackets tight against the word inside, and a space after the closing bracket -- whereas this same chapter's opening heading at ref 24.1 sets "द्वादश( व्यय )भावफलाध्यायः" with the opening bracket tight, spaces inside, and no space after. That is a difference within one chapter, exactly as was recorded for Chapter 23 at ref 23.11, and a further distinct bracket style for this edition. The editor's running Hindi gloss covering verses 9-14 is printed on this page below verse 14 and closes "॥ ९-१४ ॥"; it is the modern editor's own prose and is used here only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. The running head at the top of this page reads "भावाधीशफलाध्यायः", the title of Chapter 25, although Chapter 24 does not end until the middle of the page -- the same anticipating running head already noted at ref 24.1. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

25 Bhavadhisha-phala -- results of the lords of the houses (148)

  1. 25.1 सत्यापित

    Verse 1

    संस्कृत

    लग्नेशे लग्नगे हृष्ट-पुष्टाङ्गश्च पराक्रमी । मनस्वी चातिचपलो द्विभार्यः परगोऽपि च ॥ १ ॥

    lagneshe lagnage hrishta-pushtaangashcha paraakramee | manasvee chaatichapalo dvibhaaryah parago.api cha || 1 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The lord of the ascendant being in the ascendant itself (lagneshe lagnage), [the native is] of glad and well-nourished limbs (hrishta-pushta-angah cha) and valorous (paraakramee); high-spirited (manasvee), yet exceedingly fickle (cha ati-chapalo), a man of two wives (dvi-bhaaryah), and given to another's woman besides (parago api cha).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    लग्नेश लग्न में ही स्थित हो (लग्नेशे लग्नगे), तो जातक हृष्ट-पुष्ट अङ्गों वाला तथा पराक्रमी होता है (हृष्ट-पुष्टाङ्गश्च पराक्रमी); मनस्वी किन्तु अत्यन्त चपल (मनस्वी चातिचपलो), दो पत्नियों वाला (द्विभार्यः), और परस्त्रीगामी भी होता है (परगोऽपि च)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 1. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.155, printed page १२३/123. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch24p123-155.png (600dpi) and its crops scratchpad/p123-A.png, scratchpad/p123-B.png, scratchpad/p123-C.png, scratchpad/p23-head25.png, scratchpad/p23-c25v1a.png, scratchpad/p23-c25v1b.png, scratchpad/p23-c25v2a.png, scratchpad/p23-c25v2b.png, scratchpad/p23-v2w.png, scratchpad/p23-c25v3a.png, scratchpad/p23-c25v3b.png, scratchpad/p23-c25v4a.png, scratchpad/p23-c25v4b.png, scratchpad/p23-c25v5a.png and scratchpad/p23-c25v5b.png. This is the opening verse of Chapter 25. The chapter heading is printed above it, below the ornament that closes Chapter 24 on this same page, as "अथ भावाधीशफलाध्यायः॥ २५ ॥" -- the chapter on the fruits of the LORDS of the houses (bhaava-adheesha), as distinct from Chapters 13-24 which gave the fruits of the houses themselves. Its bracket style is a distinct one for this edition: it carries no brackets at all, and "अध्यायः" runs straight into the "॥" with no space, checked at 3.7x in scratchpad/p23-head25.png. Note also that the running head at the top of this same page already reads "भावाधीशफलाध्यायः" above Chapter 24's closing verses, i.e. it anticipates the chapter that begins lower down the page; the same anticipating running head was recorded at refs 24.1 and 24.12, and a running head is therefore never used here to decide which chapter a verse belongs to. The hyphen in "हृष्ट-पुष्टाङ्गश्च" is as printed. The editor's running Hindi gloss covering verses 1-5 begins on this page immediately below verse 5 ("लग्नेश के लग्नस्थ होने पर जातक हृष्ट पुष्टाङ्ग, पराक्रमी मनस्वी, अतिचपल,") and runs over onto printed page १२४/124 (PDF p.156), where it closes "॥ १-५ ॥". It is the modern editor's own prose and is used here only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  2. 25.2 सत्यापित

    Verse 2

    संस्कृत

    लग्नेशे धनगे विज्ञो लाभसौख्यान्वितोऽनिशम् । सुशीलो धर्मविन्मानी बहुभार्यो गुणैर्युतः ॥ २ ॥

    lagneshe dhanage vijno laabhasaukhyaanvito.anisham | susheelo dharmavinmaanee bahubhaaryo gunairyutah || 2 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The lord of the ascendant being in the house of wealth, the 2nd (dhanage), [the native is] discerning (vijno), unceasingly furnished with gain and comfort (laabha-saukhya-anvito anisham), well-conducted (susheelo), a knower of dharma and self-regarding (dharma-vin maanee), a man of many wives (bahu-bhaaryo), and joined with virtues (gunaih yutah).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    लग्नेश धन (द्वितीय) भाव में हो (लग्नेशे धनगे), तो मनुष्य विज्ञ (विज्ञो), निरन्तर लाभ और सौख्य से युक्त (लाभसौख्यान्वितोऽनिशम्), सुशील, धर्मवेत्ता तथा अभिमानी (सुशीलो धर्मविन्मानी), अनेक स्त्रियों वाला और गुणयुक्त होता है (बहुभार्यो गुणैर्युतः)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 2. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.155, printed page १२३/123. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch24p123-155.png (600dpi) and its crops scratchpad/p123-A.png, scratchpad/p123-B.png, scratchpad/p123-C.png, scratchpad/p23-head25.png, scratchpad/p23-c25v1a.png, scratchpad/p23-c25v1b.png, scratchpad/p23-c25v2a.png, scratchpad/p23-c25v2b.png, scratchpad/p23-v2w.png, scratchpad/p23-c25v3a.png, scratchpad/p23-c25v3b.png, scratchpad/p23-c25v4a.png, scratchpad/p23-c25v4b.png, scratchpad/p23-c25v5a.png and scratchpad/p23-c25v5b.png. The editor's gloss agrees closely: "वही धनभावगत हो तो मनुष्य विज्ञ, लाभ एवं सौख्यपूर्ण, सुशील धर्मवेत्ता, अभिमानी अनेक स्त्री वाला और गुणयुक्त होता है". The final word "गुणैर्युतः" was checked at 5x in scratchpad/p23-v2w.png: the repha over "यु" is printed here and is plainly visible, which matters because the same formation is printed WITHOUT its repha at ref 25.9 on the next page ("पुत्रदारधनैयुतः" for "पुत्रदारधनैर्युतः"); the two were compared glyph for glyph before that disclosure was written. The editor's running Hindi gloss covering verses 1-5 begins on this page immediately below verse 5 ("लग्नेश के लग्नस्थ होने पर जातक हृष्ट पुष्टाङ्ग, पराक्रमी मनस्वी, अतिचपल,") and runs over onto printed page १२४/124 (PDF p.156), where it closes "॥ १-५ ॥". It is the modern editor's own prose and is used here only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  3. 25.3 सत्यापित

    Verse 3

    संस्कृत

    लग्नेशे सहजे याते सिंहतुल्य-पराक्रमी । सर्वसम्पद्युतो मानी द्विभार्यो मतिमान्नरः ॥ ३ ॥

    lagneshe sahaje yaate simhatulya-paraakramee | sarvasampadyuto maanee dvibhaaryo matimaannarah || 3 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The lord of the ascendant having gone to sahaja, the 3rd (sahaje yaate), [the native is] of valour equal to a lion's (simha-tulya-paraakramee), furnished with every kind of wealth (sarva-sampad-yuto), self-regarding (maanee), a man of two wives (dvi-bhaaryo), and an intelligent man (matimaan narah).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    लग्नेश सहज (तृतीय) भाव में गया हो (लग्नेशे सहजे याते), तो जातक सिंह के तुल्य पराक्रमी (सिंहतुल्य-पराक्रमी), समस्त सम्पत्तियों से युक्त, स्वाभिमानी (सर्वसम्पद्युतो मानी), दो स्त्रियों वाला तथा बुद्धिमान् मनुष्य होता है (द्विभार्यो मतिमान्नरः)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 3. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.155, printed page १२३/123. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch24p123-155.png (600dpi) and its crops scratchpad/p123-A.png, scratchpad/p123-B.png, scratchpad/p123-C.png, scratchpad/p23-head25.png, scratchpad/p23-c25v1a.png, scratchpad/p23-c25v1b.png, scratchpad/p23-c25v2a.png, scratchpad/p23-c25v2b.png, scratchpad/p23-v2w.png, scratchpad/p23-c25v3a.png, scratchpad/p23-c25v3b.png, scratchpad/p23-c25v4a.png, scratchpad/p23-c25v4b.png, scratchpad/p23-c25v5a.png and scratchpad/p23-c25v5b.png. "सहज", the co-born, is this text's usual name for the 3rd house; the editor's gloss opens "सहज भावगत लग्नेश यदि हो तो जातक सिंहतुल्य पराक्रम वाला सभी सम्पत्तियों से युक्त स्वाभिमानी, दो स्त्री वाला तथा बुद्धिमान् होता है". The hyphen in "सिंहतुल्य-पराक्रमी" is as printed. The editor's running Hindi gloss covering verses 1-5 begins on this page immediately below verse 5 ("लग्नेश के लग्नस्थ होने पर जातक हृष्ट पुष्टाङ्ग, पराक्रमी मनस्वी, अतिचपल,") and runs over onto printed page १२४/124 (PDF p.156), where it closes "॥ १-५ ॥". It is the modern editor's own prose and is used here only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  4. 25.4 सत्यापित

    Verse 4

    संस्कृत

    लग्नेशे तुर्यगे जातो मातृसौख्य-समन्वितः । बहुभ्रातृयुतः कामी गुणसौन्दर्यसंयुतः ॥ ४ ॥

    lagneshe turyage jaato maatrisaukhya-samanvitah | bahubhraatriyutah kaamee gunasaundaryasamyutah || 4 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The lord of the ascendant being in turya, the fourth (turyage), the one born (jaato) is furnished with the comfort of the mother (maatri-saukhya-samanvitah), joined with many brothers (bahu-bhraatri-yutah), amorous (kaamee), and endowed with virtue and beauty (guna-saundarya-samyutah).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    लग्नेश तुर्य (चतुर्थ) भाव में हो (लग्नेशे तुर्यगे), तो जातक मातृसौख्य से समन्वित (मातृसौख्य-समन्वितः), अनेक भाइयों से युक्त, कामी (बहुभ्रातृयुतः कामी), तथा गुण और सौन्दर्य से युक्त होता है (गुणसौन्दर्यसंयुतः)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 4. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.155, printed page १२३/123. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch24p123-155.png (600dpi) and its crops scratchpad/p123-A.png, scratchpad/p123-B.png, scratchpad/p123-C.png, scratchpad/p23-head25.png, scratchpad/p23-c25v1a.png, scratchpad/p23-c25v1b.png, scratchpad/p23-c25v2a.png, scratchpad/p23-c25v2b.png, scratchpad/p23-v2w.png, scratchpad/p23-c25v3a.png, scratchpad/p23-c25v3b.png, scratchpad/p23-c25v4a.png, scratchpad/p23-c25v4b.png, scratchpad/p23-c25v5a.png and scratchpad/p23-c25v5b.png. "तुर्य", the fourth, is used here as the name of the 4th house; the editor glosses it outright as "चतुर्थभावगत लग्नेश", adding "देखने में सुन्दर होता है" for the last compound. The hyphen in "मातृसौख्य-समन्वितः" is as printed. The editor's running Hindi gloss covering verses 1-5 begins on this page immediately below verse 5 ("लग्नेश के लग्नस्थ होने पर जातक हृष्ट पुष्टाङ्ग, पराक्रमी मनस्वी, अतिचपल,") and runs over onto printed page १२४/124 (PDF p.156), where it closes "॥ १-५ ॥". It is the modern editor's own prose and is used here only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  5. 25.5 सत्यापित

    Verse 5

    संस्कृत

    लग्नेशे पुत्रगे क्रोधी सुतसौख्यं च मध्यमम् । प्रथमापत्यनाशः स्यान्मानवान् राजवल्लभः ॥ ५ ॥

    lagneshe putrage krodhee sutasaukhyam cha madhyamam | prathamaapatyanaashah syaanmaanavaan raajavallabhah || 5 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The lord of the ascendant being in the house of sons, the 5th (putrage), [the native is] wrathful (krodhee), and the comfort of sons is middling (suta-saukhyam cha madhyamam); there is the loss of the first offspring (prathama-apatya-naashah syaat), [yet he is] a man of honour (maanavaan) and dear to the king (raaja-vallabhah).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    लग्नेश पुत्र (पञ्चम) भाव में हो (लग्नेशे पुत्रगे), तो जातक क्रोधी होता है और पुत्रसौख्य मध्यम रहता है (सुतसौख्यं च मध्यमम्); उसकी प्रथम सन्तान का नाश होता है (प्रथमापत्यनाशः स्यात्), फिर भी वह मानवान् तथा राजवल्लभ होता है (मानवान् राजवल्लभः)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 5. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.155, printed page १२३/123. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch24p123-155.png (600dpi) and its crops scratchpad/p123-A.png, scratchpad/p123-B.png, scratchpad/p123-C.png, scratchpad/p23-head25.png, scratchpad/p23-c25v1a.png, scratchpad/p23-c25v1b.png, scratchpad/p23-c25v2a.png, scratchpad/p23-c25v2b.png, scratchpad/p23-v2w.png, scratchpad/p23-c25v3a.png, scratchpad/p23-c25v3b.png, scratchpad/p23-c25v4a.png, scratchpad/p23-c25v4b.png, scratchpad/p23-c25v5a.png and scratchpad/p23-c25v5b.png. The editor's gloss closes the passage here: "लग्नेश पञ्चमभावगत हो तो मनुष्य क्रोधी, मानी तथा राजवल्लभ होता है। साथ ही उसकी प्रथम सन्तान नष्ट हो जाती और उसे पुत्रसौख्य मध्यम होता है". This is the last verse of Chapter 25 printed on this page; the chapter continues on printed page १२४/124 (PDF p.156) with verses 6-12, so no colophon appears here. The editor's running Hindi gloss covering verses 1-5 begins on this page immediately below verse 5 ("लग्नेश के लग्नस्थ होने पर जातक हृष्ट पुष्टाङ्ग, पराक्रमी मनस्वी, अतिचपल,") and runs over onto printed page १२४/124 (PDF p.156), where it closes "॥ १-५ ॥". It is the modern editor's own prose and is used here only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  6. 25.6 सत्यापित

    Verse 6

    संस्कृत

    लग्नाधिपेऽरिगे पापग्रहयुक्तेक्षितेऽपि वा । शत्रोः पीडा भवेत्तस्य कष्टं शारीरिकं तथा ॥ ६ ॥

    lagnaadhipe.arige paapagrahayuktekshite.api vaa | shatroh peedaa bhavettasya kashtam shaareerikam tathaa || 6 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The lord of the ascendant being in the house of enemies, the 6th (lagna-adhipe ari-ge), or else joined with and aspected by malefic planets (paapa-graha-yukta-eekshite api vaa), there comes to him affliction from an enemy (shatroh peedaa bhavet tasya), and bodily suffering as well (kashtam shaareerikam tathaa).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    लग्नाधिप अरि (षष्ठ) भाव में हो (लग्नाधिपेऽरिगे), अथवा पाप ग्रहों से युक्त तथा दृष्ट हो (पापग्रहयुक्तेक्षितेऽपि वा), तो उस जातक को शत्रु से पीड़ा होती है (शत्रोः पीडा भवेत्तस्य) और शारीरिक कष्ट भी होता है (कष्टं शारीरिकं तथा)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 6. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.156, printed page १२४/124. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p124-156.png (600dpi) and its crops scratchpad/p124-A.png, scratchpad/p124-B.png, scratchpad/p124-C.png, scratchpad/p24-v6a.png, scratchpad/p24-v6b.png, scratchpad/p24-v6w.png, scratchpad/p24-v6w2.png, scratchpad/p24-v7a.png, scratchpad/p24-v7b.png, scratchpad/p24-v8a.png, scratchpad/p24-v8b.png, scratchpad/p24-v8w.png, scratchpad/p24-v8g1.png, scratchpad/p24-v9a.png, scratchpad/p24-v9b.png, scratchpad/p24-v9w.png, scratchpad/p24-v9g.png, scratchpad/p24-v10a.png, scratchpad/p24-v10b.png, scratchpad/p24-v11a.png, scratchpad/p24-v11b.png, scratchpad/p24-v12a.png, scratchpad/p24-v12b.png and scratchpad/p24-v12w.png. "अरि" (enemy) is this text's name for the 6th house. The word after "भवेत्तस्य" is "कष्टं", not "कथं": the akshara was isolated at 6x and 3.2x in scratchpad/p24-v6w.png and scratchpad/p24-v6w2.png and is क + ष्ट with anusvaara. The editor's gloss agrees, "लग्नेश षष्ठभावगत होकर पापग्रह से युक्त या दृष्ट हो तो जातक को शत्रुजन्य पीड़ा तथा शारीरिक क्लेश होता है". The editor's running Hindi gloss covering verses 6-12 begins on this page immediately below verse 12 and runs over onto printed page १२५/125 (PDF p.157), where it closes "॥ ६-१२ ॥". It is the modern editor's own prose and is used here only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. The head of this page also carries the tail of the editor's earlier gloss on verses 1-5, closing "॥ १-५ ॥"; that too is the editor's own prose and is not transcribed. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  7. 25.7 सत्यापित

    Verse 7

    संस्कृत

    लग्नेशे सप्तमे क्रूरे भार्या तस्य न जीवति । विरक्तो वा प्रवासी वा दरिद्रो वा नृपोऽपि वा ॥ ७ ॥

    lagneshe saptame kroore bhaaryaa tasya na jeevati | virakto vaa pravaasee vaa daridro vaa nripo.api vaa || 7 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The lord of the ascendant being in the 7th and cruel, i.e. a malefic (lagneshe saptame kroore), his wife does not live (bhaaryaa tasya na jeevati). [Such a native is] either detached from the world (virakto), or living abroad (pravaasee), or destitute (daridro), or else a king (nripo api vaa).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    लग्नेश सप्तम भाव में हो और क्रूर (पाप) हो (लग्नेशे सप्तमे क्रूरे), तो उसकी भार्या जीवित नहीं रहती (भार्या तस्य न जीवति)। ऐसा जातक विरक्त (विरक्तो), अथवा परदेश में रहने वाला (प्रवासी), अथवा दरिद्र (दरिद्रो), अथवा राजा भी होता है (नृपोऽपि वा)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 7. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.156, printed page १२४/124. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p124-156.png (600dpi) and its crops scratchpad/p124-A.png, scratchpad/p124-B.png, scratchpad/p124-C.png, scratchpad/p24-v6a.png, scratchpad/p24-v6b.png, scratchpad/p24-v6w.png, scratchpad/p24-v6w2.png, scratchpad/p24-v7a.png, scratchpad/p24-v7b.png, scratchpad/p24-v8a.png, scratchpad/p24-v8b.png, scratchpad/p24-v8w.png, scratchpad/p24-v8g1.png, scratchpad/p24-v9a.png, scratchpad/p24-v9b.png, scratchpad/p24-v9w.png, scratchpad/p24-v9g.png, scratchpad/p24-v10a.png, scratchpad/p24-v10b.png, scratchpad/p24-v11a.png, scratchpad/p24-v11b.png, scratchpad/p24-v12a.png, scratchpad/p24-v12b.png and scratchpad/p24-v12w.png. The editor takes "क्रूरे" with the lord itself, glossing "पाप लग्नेश सप्तमस्थ हो तो जातक स्त्रीविहीन होता है। ऐसा मनुष्य विरक्त या परदेशभ्रमणशील,--दरिद्र या राजा होता है". The four alternatives are as printed, and the last of them -- destitute or else a king -- is the edition's own reading, not a conflation. The editor's running Hindi gloss covering verses 6-12 begins on this page immediately below verse 12 and runs over onto printed page १२५/125 (PDF p.157), where it closes "॥ ६-१२ ॥". It is the modern editor's own prose and is used here only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. The head of this page also carries the tail of the editor's earlier gloss on verses 1-5, closing "॥ १-५ ॥"; that too is the editor's own prose and is not transcribed. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  8. 25.8 सत्यापित

    Verse 8

    संस्कृत

    लग्नेशेऽष्टमभावस्थे सिद्धविद्यो गदाकुलः । परनारीरतश्चौरौ द्यूतासक्तोऽतिकोपनः ॥ ८ ॥

    lagneshe.ashtamabhaavasthe siddhavidyo gadaakulah | paranaareeratashchaurau dyootaasakto.atikopanah || 8 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The lord of the ascendant being placed in the eighth house (lagneshe ashtama-bhaava-sthe), [the native is] a master of occult lore (siddha-vidyo), beset by disease (gadaa-kulah), given to another's wife and a thief (para-naaree-ratah chaurah), addicted to gambling (dyoota-aasakto), and exceedingly wrathful (ati-kopanah).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    लग्नेश अष्टम भाव में स्थित हो (लग्नेशेऽष्टमभावस्थे), तो जातक सिद्धविद्या वाला (सिद्धविद्यो), रोगों से आकुल (गदाकुलः), परस्त्रीरत तथा चोर (परनारीरतश्चौरो), द्यूत में आसक्त (द्यूतासक्तो) और अत्यन्त क्रोधी होता है (अतिकोपनः)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 8. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.156, printed page १२४/124. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p124-156.png (600dpi) and its crops scratchpad/p124-A.png, scratchpad/p124-B.png, scratchpad/p124-C.png, scratchpad/p24-v6a.png, scratchpad/p24-v6b.png, scratchpad/p24-v6w.png, scratchpad/p24-v6w2.png, scratchpad/p24-v7a.png, scratchpad/p24-v7b.png, scratchpad/p24-v8a.png, scratchpad/p24-v8b.png, scratchpad/p24-v8w.png, scratchpad/p24-v8g1.png, scratchpad/p24-v9a.png, scratchpad/p24-v9b.png, scratchpad/p24-v9w.png, scratchpad/p24-v9g.png, scratchpad/p24-v10a.png, scratchpad/p24-v10b.png, scratchpad/p24-v11a.png, scratchpad/p24-v11b.png, scratchpad/p24-v12a.png, scratchpad/p24-v12b.png and scratchpad/p24-v12w.png. DISCLOSURE, printed reading retained: the edition prints "परनारीरतश्चौरौ", with the au-maatraa (two strokes) over the final "रौ" and not the single hook of "रो". The final akshara was isolated at 9x in scratchpad/p24-v8g1.png, after a 4.5x reading of the whole word in scratchpad/p24-v8w.png, and both strokes are unmistakably present. Sandhi requires "चौरो" here (चौरः + द्यूत-), and the editor's own gloss reads the singular, "जातक रोगी, परस्त्रीगामी, चोर, जुआरी, क्रोधी तथा सिद्धविद्या वाला होता है"; the printed form is therefore kept unchanged in the Sanskrit and IAST above and only the translations follow the required reading. "गदाकुल" is one afflicted by disease (गद). The editor's running Hindi gloss covering verses 6-12 begins on this page immediately below verse 12 and runs over onto printed page १२५/125 (PDF p.157), where it closes "॥ ६-१२ ॥". It is the modern editor's own prose and is used here only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. The head of this page also carries the tail of the editor's earlier gloss on verses 1-5, closing "॥ १-५ ॥"; that too is the editor's own prose and is not transcribed. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  9. 25.9 सत्यापित

    Verse 9

    संस्कृत

    लग्नेशे नवमे याते भाग्यवाञ् जनवल्लभः । विष्णुभक्तः पटुर्वाग्मी पुत्रदारधनैयुतः ॥ ९ ॥

    lagneshe navame yaate bhaagyavaan janavallabhah | vishnubhaktah paturvaagmee putradaaradhanaiyutah || 9 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The lord of the ascendant having gone to the ninth (navame yaate), [the native is] fortunate (bhaagyavaan) and beloved of people (jana-vallabhah); a devotee of Vishnu (vishnu-bhaktah), capable (patuh), eloquent (vaagmee), and furnished with sons, wife and wealth (putra-daara-dhanaih yutah).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    लग्नेश नवम भाव में गया हो (लग्नेशे नवमे याते), तो जातक भाग्यवान् तथा जनप्रिय होता है (भाग्यवाञ् जनवल्लभः); विष्णुभक्त, पटु, वाग्मी (विष्णुभक्तः पटुर्वाग्मी), और पुत्र, स्त्री तथा धन से युक्त होता है (पुत्रदारधनैर्युतः)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 9. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.156, printed page १२४/124. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p124-156.png (600dpi) and its crops scratchpad/p124-A.png, scratchpad/p124-B.png, scratchpad/p124-C.png, scratchpad/p24-v6a.png, scratchpad/p24-v6b.png, scratchpad/p24-v6w.png, scratchpad/p24-v6w2.png, scratchpad/p24-v7a.png, scratchpad/p24-v7b.png, scratchpad/p24-v8a.png, scratchpad/p24-v8b.png, scratchpad/p24-v8w.png, scratchpad/p24-v8g1.png, scratchpad/p24-v9a.png, scratchpad/p24-v9b.png, scratchpad/p24-v9w.png, scratchpad/p24-v9g.png, scratchpad/p24-v10a.png, scratchpad/p24-v10b.png, scratchpad/p24-v11a.png, scratchpad/p24-v11b.png, scratchpad/p24-v12a.png, scratchpad/p24-v12b.png and scratchpad/p24-v12w.png. DISCLOSURE, printed reading retained: the edition prints the final compound as "पुत्रदारधनैयुतः", with no repha over "यु". The place was magnified to 9x in scratchpad/p24-v9g.png (after a 4x reading of the whole word in scratchpad/p24-v9w.png): the two strokes above "न" are the ai-maatraa of "नै", and there is nothing at all above "यु". The required form is "पुत्रदारधनैर्युतः" (धनैः + युतः), and the same formation IS printed with its repha at ref 25.2 on the previous page, "गुणैर्युतः", checked at 5x in scratchpad/p23-v2w.png -- the two were compared directly before this note was written. The printed form is kept unchanged in the Sanskrit and IAST above; the Hindi gloss line prints the required "पुत्रदारधनैर्युतः". The editor's gloss reads "जातक भाग्यशील, जनप्रिय, विष्णुभक्त, मितभाषी, पुत्र स्त्री धन से परिपूर्ण होता है". The editor's running Hindi gloss covering verses 6-12 begins on this page immediately below verse 12 and runs over onto printed page १२५/125 (PDF p.157), where it closes "॥ ६-१२ ॥". It is the modern editor's own prose and is used here only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. The head of this page also carries the tail of the editor's earlier gloss on verses 1-5, closing "॥ १-५ ॥"; that too is the editor's own prose and is not transcribed. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  10. 25.10 सत्यापित

    Verse 10

    संस्कृत

    लग्नेशे कर्मगे राज-पूज्यस्तातसुखान्वितः । निजोपार्जितवित्तोऽतिप्रसिद्धः पुरुषो भवेत् ॥ १० ॥

    lagneshe karmage raaja-poojyastaatasukhaanvitah | nijopaarjitavitto.atiprasiddhah purusho bhavet || 10 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The lord of the ascendant being in karma, the 10th (karmage), [the native is] honoured by the king (raaja-poojyah) and furnished with the happiness of his father (taata-sukha-anvitah); with wealth earned by himself (nija-upaarjita-vitto) he becomes an exceedingly renowned man (ati-prasiddhah purusho bhavet).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    लग्नेश कर्म (दशम) भाव में हो (लग्नेशे कर्मगे), तो जातक राजपूज्य तथा पितृसौख्य से युक्त होता है (राज-पूज्यस्तातसुखान्वितः); अपने उपार्जित धन से (निजोपार्जितवित्तो) वह अत्यन्त प्रसिद्ध पुरुष होता है (अतिप्रसिद्धः पुरुषो भवेत्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 10. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.156, printed page १२४/124. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p124-156.png (600dpi) and its crops scratchpad/p124-A.png, scratchpad/p124-B.png, scratchpad/p124-C.png, scratchpad/p24-v6a.png, scratchpad/p24-v6b.png, scratchpad/p24-v6w.png, scratchpad/p24-v6w2.png, scratchpad/p24-v7a.png, scratchpad/p24-v7b.png, scratchpad/p24-v8a.png, scratchpad/p24-v8b.png, scratchpad/p24-v8w.png, scratchpad/p24-v8g1.png, scratchpad/p24-v9a.png, scratchpad/p24-v9b.png, scratchpad/p24-v9w.png, scratchpad/p24-v9g.png, scratchpad/p24-v10a.png, scratchpad/p24-v10b.png, scratchpad/p24-v11a.png, scratchpad/p24-v11b.png, scratchpad/p24-v12a.png, scratchpad/p24-v12b.png and scratchpad/p24-v12w.png. "तात" is the father, and the editor's gloss makes the sense explicit: "कर्मस्थ लग्नेश के होने पर मनुष्य पितृसौख्यपूर्ण, राजपूज्य तथा अपने भुजबल से धनोपार्जन करके प्रसिद्ध पुरुष होता है". The hyphen in "राज-पूज्यस्तातसुखान्वितः" is as printed. The editor's running Hindi gloss covering verses 6-12 begins on this page immediately below verse 12 and runs over onto printed page १२५/125 (PDF p.157), where it closes "॥ ६-१२ ॥". It is the modern editor's own prose and is used here only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. The head of this page also carries the tail of the editor's earlier gloss on verses 1-5, closing "॥ १-५ ॥"; that too is the editor's own prose and is not transcribed. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  11. 25.11 सत्यापित

    Verse 11

    संस्कृत

    लग्नेशे लाभभावस्थे बहुलाभान्वितो जनः । सद्यशोगुणशीलाढ्यो बहुदारः प्रजायते ॥ ११ ॥

    lagneshe laabhabhaavasthe bahulaabhaanvito janah | sadyashogunasheelaadhyo bahudaarah prajaayate || 11 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The lord of the ascendant being placed in the house of gain, the 11th (laabha-bhaava-sthe), the man is furnished with abundant gain (bahu-laabha-anvito janah); rich in good repute, in virtue and in character (sat-yashah-guna-sheela-aadhyo), he is born a man of many wives (bahu-daarah prajaayate).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    लग्नेश लाभ (एकादश) भाव में स्थित हो (लग्नेशे लाभभावस्थे), तो मनुष्य बहुत लाभ से युक्त होता है (बहुलाभान्वितो जनः); शुभ यश, गुण तथा शील से समृद्ध (सद्यशोगुणशीलाढ्यो) और अनेक स्त्रियों वाला होता है (बहुदारः प्रजायते)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 11. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.156, printed page १२४/124. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p124-156.png (600dpi) and its crops scratchpad/p124-A.png, scratchpad/p124-B.png, scratchpad/p124-C.png, scratchpad/p24-v6a.png, scratchpad/p24-v6b.png, scratchpad/p24-v6w.png, scratchpad/p24-v6w2.png, scratchpad/p24-v7a.png, scratchpad/p24-v7b.png, scratchpad/p24-v8a.png, scratchpad/p24-v8b.png, scratchpad/p24-v8w.png, scratchpad/p24-v8g1.png, scratchpad/p24-v9a.png, scratchpad/p24-v9b.png, scratchpad/p24-v9w.png, scratchpad/p24-v9g.png, scratchpad/p24-v10a.png, scratchpad/p24-v10b.png, scratchpad/p24-v11a.png, scratchpad/p24-v11b.png, scratchpad/p24-v12a.png, scratchpad/p24-v12b.png and scratchpad/p24-v12w.png. The editor's gloss reads "लग्नेश लाभस्थ हो तो बहुविध लाभ, शुभयश, सद्गुण, तथा अनेक स्त्री वाला मनुष्य होता है". A small ink speck stands before "बहुलाभान्वितो" in the scan; it is a blemish, not punctuation, and is not transcribed. The editor's running Hindi gloss covering verses 6-12 begins on this page immediately below verse 12 and runs over onto printed page १२५/125 (PDF p.157), where it closes "॥ ६-१२ ॥". It is the modern editor's own prose and is used here only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. The head of this page also carries the tail of the editor's earlier gloss on verses 1-5, closing "॥ १-५ ॥"; that too is the editor's own prose and is not transcribed. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  12. 25.12 सत्यापित

    Verse 12

    संस्कृत

    लग्नेशे व्ययगे जातस्तनुसौख्यसमुज्झितः । निरर्थव्ययकृत् क्रोधी, न युक्ते नेक्षिते शुभैः ॥ १२ ॥

    lagneshe vyayage jaatastanusaukhyasamujjhitah | nirarthavyayakrit krodhee, na yukte nekshite shubhaih || 12 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The lord of the ascendant being in the house of loss, the 12th (vyayage), the one born is bereft of bodily comfort (jaatah tanu-saukhya-samujjhitah); he is a maker of fruitless expenditure (nirartha-vyaya-krit) and wrathful (krodhee), when [that lord is] neither joined with nor aspected by benefics (na yukte na eekshite shubhaih).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    लग्नेश व्यय (द्वादश) भाव में हो (लग्नेशे व्ययगे), तो जातक शरीरसुख से रहित होता है (जातस्तनुसौख्यसमुज्झितः); वह निरर्थक व्यय करने वाला तथा क्रोधी होता है (निरर्थव्ययकृत् क्रोधी), जब वह शुभ ग्रहों से न युक्त हो और न दृष्ट हो (न युक्ते नेक्षिते शुभैः)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 12. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.156, printed page १२४/124. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p124-156.png (600dpi) and its crops scratchpad/p124-A.png, scratchpad/p124-B.png, scratchpad/p124-C.png, scratchpad/p24-v6a.png, scratchpad/p24-v6b.png, scratchpad/p24-v6w.png, scratchpad/p24-v6w2.png, scratchpad/p24-v7a.png, scratchpad/p24-v7b.png, scratchpad/p24-v8a.png, scratchpad/p24-v8b.png, scratchpad/p24-v8w.png, scratchpad/p24-v8g1.png, scratchpad/p24-v9a.png, scratchpad/p24-v9b.png, scratchpad/p24-v9w.png, scratchpad/p24-v9g.png, scratchpad/p24-v10a.png, scratchpad/p24-v10b.png, scratchpad/p24-v11a.png, scratchpad/p24-v11b.png, scratchpad/p24-v12a.png, scratchpad/p24-v12b.png and scratchpad/p24-v12w.png. The comma after "क्रोधी" is the edition's own punctuation and is retained as printed. The first word was checked at 5x in scratchpad/p24-v12w.png: it is "निरर्थ" (नि + र + र्थ with repha), not "निरर्थं"; the editor's gloss confirms the sense with "शुभग्रह का योग या दृष्टि व्यय भाव पर नहीं हो तो वह निरर्थक व्यय करने वाला, तथा क्रोधी भी होता है". Note that the editor refers the negative condition to the 12th house, while the verse as printed leaves "न युक्ते नेक्षिते शुभैः" in the locative without naming what it qualifies; the printed text is translated as printed and the editor's reading recorded here rather than substituted. This is the last verse of Chapter 25 printed on this page; the chapter continues on printed page १२५/125 (PDF p.157) with verse 13 onward, so no colophon appears here. The editor's running Hindi gloss covering verses 6-12 begins on this page immediately below verse 12 and runs over onto printed page १२५/125 (PDF p.157), where it closes "॥ ६-१२ ॥". It is the modern editor's own prose and is used here only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. The head of this page also carries the tail of the editor's earlier gloss on verses 1-5, closing "॥ १-५ ॥"; that too is the editor's own prose and is not transcribed. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  13. 25.13 सत्यापित

    Verse 13

    संस्कृत

    धनेशे तनुगे कामी परकार्यरतो धनी । कण्टकः स्वकुटुम्बस्य निष्ठुरः पुत्रवाञ् जनः ॥ १३ ॥

    dhaneshe tanuge kaamee parakaaryarato dhanee | kantakah svakutumbasya nishthurah putravaan janah || 13 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The lord of wealth, the 2nd lord, being in the body-house, the 1st (tanuge), [the native is] amorous (kaamee), taken up with another's business (para-kaarya-rato), and wealthy (dhanee); a thorn to his own family (kantakah sva-kutumbasya), harsh (nishthurah), a man possessed of sons (putravaan janah).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    धनेश तनु (प्रथम) भाव में हो (धनेशे तनुगे), तो जातक कामी, दूसरों के कार्य में रत तथा धनी होता है (कामी परकार्यरतो धनी); वह अपने ही कुटुम्ब के लिए कण्टक (कण्टकः स्वकुटुम्बस्य), निष्ठुर तथा पुत्रवान् होता है (निष्ठुरः पुत्रवाञ् जनः)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 13. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.157, printed page १२५/125. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p125-157.png (600dpi, 3337x4967) twice over: once from its half-line crops scratchpad/q-n01L.png through scratchpad/q-n14R.png (each line cut on its own measured darkness band and enlarged 1.55x), and once from the reduced full-line strips scratchpad/q-chk1.png, scratchpad/q-chk2.png, scratchpad/q-chk3.png, scratchpad/q-chk4.png and scratchpad/q-chk5.png, which at 0.72x of the 600dpi render sit close to the scan's true 241ppi resolution and are the more faithful of the two. Individual words were isolated further in scratchpad/q-v17aL.png, scratchpad/q-v17aR.png, scratchpad/q-v17tat.png, scratchpad/q-v17word.png, scratchpad/q-v17bhi.png, scratchpad/q-v17end.png, scratchpad/q-v18s.png, scratchpad/q-v18w.png, scratchpad/q-ctrl2.png, scratchpad/q-ctrl3.png and scratchpad/q-v22repha.png. Chapter 25 is laid out twelve verses to each house-lord: verses 1-12 gave the lagnesha (lord of the ascendant) through the twelve houses, and verses 13-24 give the dhanesha (lord of the 2nd, the house of wealth) through the same twelve, beginning again at the 1st. "तनु", the body, is this text's name for the 1st house, as at Chapter 13's own heading. "पुत्रवाञ्" is printed with ञ् and a following space before "जनः", exactly as set. The head of this page carries the tail of the editor's gloss on verses 6-12, closing "॥ ६-१२ ॥", and below it stands his own subheading "धनेश फल--" introducing this run of verses. The subheading is the modern editor's, not part of the root text, and is cited here by name only. The editor's running Hindi gloss on this run of verses begins on this page immediately below verse 24 ("धनेश के लग्नस्थ होने पर मनुष्य धनी, निठुर, पुत्रवान् दूसरे के कार्य में तत्पर और अपने कुटुम्ब वर्ग के लिए काँटे स्वरूप होता है।") and continues onto printed page १२६/126 (PDF p.158), where it closes "॥ १३-२४ ॥". It is the modern editor's own prose and is used here only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  14. 25.14 सत्यापित

    Verse 14

    संस्कृत

    धनेशे धनगे बालो धनवान् गर्वसंयुतः । द्विदारो वा त्रिदारो वा सुतहीनः प्रजायते ॥ १४ ॥

    dhaneshe dhanage baalo dhanavaan garvasamyutah | dvidaaro vaa tridaaro vaa sutaheenah prajaayate || 14 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The lord of wealth being in the house of wealth itself, the 2nd (dhanage), [the native is] of a childlike sort (baalo), wealthy (dhanavaan), and joined with pride (garva-samyutah); a man of two wives or of three (dvi-daaro vaa tri-daaro vaa), he is born devoid of sons (suta-heenah prajaayate).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    धनेश धन (द्वितीय) भाव में ही हो (धनेशे धनगे), तो जातक बाल-स्वभाव वाला, धनवान् तथा गर्वयुक्त होता है (बालो धनवान् गर्वसंयुतः); वह दो अथवा तीन स्त्रियों वाला और पुत्रहीन होता है (द्विदारो वा त्रिदारो वा सुतहीनः प्रजायते)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 14. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.157, printed page १२५/125. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p125-157.png (600dpi, 3337x4967) twice over: once from its half-line crops scratchpad/q-n01L.png through scratchpad/q-n14R.png (each line cut on its own measured darkness band and enlarged 1.55x), and once from the reduced full-line strips scratchpad/q-chk1.png, scratchpad/q-chk2.png, scratchpad/q-chk3.png, scratchpad/q-chk4.png and scratchpad/q-chk5.png, which at 0.72x of the 600dpi render sit close to the scan's true 241ppi resolution and are the more faithful of the two. Individual words were isolated further in scratchpad/q-v17aL.png, scratchpad/q-v17aR.png, scratchpad/q-v17tat.png, scratchpad/q-v17word.png, scratchpad/q-v17bhi.png, scratchpad/q-v17end.png, scratchpad/q-v18s.png, scratchpad/q-v18w.png, scratchpad/q-ctrl2.png, scratchpad/q-ctrl3.png and scratchpad/q-v22repha.png. "बालो" is left open by the printed text: it can mean that the native is childlike or simple in disposition, or that the wealth comes to him in boyhood. The verse as set does not decide between them, and the editor's gloss -- now read on printed page १२६/126 (PDF p.158) -- does not decide either: he renders the verse "तो जातक धनी, अभिमानी, दो या तीन स्त्री वाला और पुत्रविहीन होता है" and passes over "बालो" without a word. No reading is therefore imposed here. Chapter 25 is laid out twelve verses to each house-lord: verses 1-12 gave the lagnesha (lord of the ascendant) through the twelve houses, and verses 13-24 give the dhanesha (lord of the 2nd, the house of wealth) through the same twelve, beginning again at the 1st. The head of this page carries the tail of the editor's gloss on verses 6-12, closing "॥ ६-१२ ॥", and below it stands his own subheading "धनेश फल--" introducing this run of verses. The subheading is the modern editor's, not part of the root text, and is cited here by name only. The editor's running Hindi gloss on this run of verses begins on this page immediately below verse 24 ("धनेश के लग्नस्थ होने पर मनुष्य धनी, निठुर, पुत्रवान् दूसरे के कार्य में तत्पर और अपने कुटुम्ब वर्ग के लिए काँटे स्वरूप होता है।") and continues onto printed page १२६/126 (PDF p.158), where it closes "॥ १३-२४ ॥". It is the modern editor's own prose and is used here only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  15. 25.15 सत्यापित

    Verse 15

    संस्कृत

    धनेशे सहजस्थे तु विक्रमी मतिमान् गुणी । लोलुपः कामुकः पापयुक्ते स्याद्देवनिन्दकः ॥ १५ ॥

    dhaneshe sahajasthe tu vikramee matimaan gunee | lolupah kaamukah paapayukte syaaddevanindakah || 15 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The lord of wealth standing in sahaja, the 3rd (sahaja-sthe tu), [the native is] valorous (vikramee), intelligent (matimaan), and virtuous (gunee); greedy (lolupah) and lustful (kaamukah), and when [that lord is] joined with a malefic (paapa-yukte) he becomes a reviler of the gods (syaat deva-nindakah).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    धनेश सहज (तृतीय) भाव में स्थित हो (धनेशे सहजस्थे तु), तो जातक विक्रमी, बुद्धिमान् तथा गुणी होता है (विक्रमी मतिमान् गुणी); वह लोलुप और कामुक होता है, तथा पापग्रह से युक्त होने पर देवनिन्दक हो जाता है (लोलुपः कामुकः पापयुक्ते स्याद्देवनिन्दकः)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 15. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.157, printed page १२५/125. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p125-157.png (600dpi, 3337x4967) twice over: once from its half-line crops scratchpad/q-n01L.png through scratchpad/q-n14R.png (each line cut on its own measured darkness band and enlarged 1.55x), and once from the reduced full-line strips scratchpad/q-chk1.png, scratchpad/q-chk2.png, scratchpad/q-chk3.png, scratchpad/q-chk4.png and scratchpad/q-chk5.png, which at 0.72x of the 600dpi render sit close to the scan's true 241ppi resolution and are the more faithful of the two. Individual words were isolated further in scratchpad/q-v17aL.png, scratchpad/q-v17aR.png, scratchpad/q-v17tat.png, scratchpad/q-v17word.png, scratchpad/q-v17bhi.png, scratchpad/q-v17end.png, scratchpad/q-v18s.png, scratchpad/q-v18w.png, scratchpad/q-ctrl2.png, scratchpad/q-ctrl3.png and scratchpad/q-v22repha.png. "सहज", the co-born, is this text's usual name for the 3rd house, as already noted at ref 25.3. The last quarter is set as one cluster, "स्याद्देवनिन्दकः" -- स्यात् + देवनिन्दकः in sandhi. Chapter 25 is laid out twelve verses to each house-lord: verses 1-12 gave the lagnesha (lord of the ascendant) through the twelve houses, and verses 13-24 give the dhanesha (lord of the 2nd, the house of wealth) through the same twelve, beginning again at the 1st. The head of this page carries the tail of the editor's gloss on verses 6-12, closing "॥ ६-१२ ॥", and below it stands his own subheading "धनेश फल--" introducing this run of verses. The subheading is the modern editor's, not part of the root text, and is cited here by name only. The editor's running Hindi gloss on this run of verses begins on this page immediately below verse 24 ("धनेश के लग्नस्थ होने पर मनुष्य धनी, निठुर, पुत्रवान् दूसरे के कार्य में तत्पर और अपने कुटुम्ब वर्ग के लिए काँटे स्वरूप होता है।") and continues onto printed page १२६/126 (PDF p.158), where it closes "॥ १३-२४ ॥". It is the modern editor's own prose and is used here only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  16. 25.16 सत्यापित

    Verse 16

    संस्कृत

    धनेशे तुर्यगे नानाविध-सम्पत्तिसंयुतः । सगुरौ सभृगौ वापि तुङ्गस्थे राजसन्निभः ॥ १६ ॥

    dhaneshe turyage naanaavidha-sampattisamyutah | sagurau sabhrigau vaapi tungasthe raajasannibhah || 16 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The lord of wealth being in turya, the 4th (turyage), [the native is] furnished with wealth of many kinds (naanaa-vidha-sampatti-samyutah); and if [that lord be] together with Jupiter (sa-gurau) or together with Venus (sa-bhrigau), or standing in exaltation (tunga-sthe), he is the equal of a king (raaja-sannibhah).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    धनेश तुर्य (चतुर्थ) भाव में हो (धनेशे तुर्यगे), तो जातक नाना प्रकार की सम्पत्तियों से युक्त होता है (नानाविध-सम्पत्तिसंयुतः); और वह गुरु अथवा शुक्र से युक्त हो, अथवा उच्च राशि में स्थित हो (सगुरौ सभृगौ वापि तुङ्गस्थे), तो राजा के समान होता है (राजसन्निभः)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 16. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.157, printed page १२५/125. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p125-157.png (600dpi, 3337x4967) twice over: once from its half-line crops scratchpad/q-n01L.png through scratchpad/q-n14R.png (each line cut on its own measured darkness band and enlarged 1.55x), and once from the reduced full-line strips scratchpad/q-chk1.png, scratchpad/q-chk2.png, scratchpad/q-chk3.png, scratchpad/q-chk4.png and scratchpad/q-chk5.png, which at 0.72x of the 600dpi render sit close to the scan's true 241ppi resolution and are the more faithful of the two. Individual words were isolated further in scratchpad/q-v17aL.png, scratchpad/q-v17aR.png, scratchpad/q-v17tat.png, scratchpad/q-v17word.png, scratchpad/q-v17bhi.png, scratchpad/q-v17end.png, scratchpad/q-v18s.png, scratchpad/q-v18w.png, scratchpad/q-ctrl2.png, scratchpad/q-ctrl3.png and scratchpad/q-v22repha.png. "गुरु" is Jupiter and "भृगु" Venus; "तुङ्ग" is the exaltation point, as used throughout this edition. The hyphen in "नानाविध-सम्पत्तिसंयुतः" is as printed. Chapter 25 is laid out twelve verses to each house-lord: verses 1-12 gave the lagnesha (lord of the ascendant) through the twelve houses, and verses 13-24 give the dhanesha (lord of the 2nd, the house of wealth) through the same twelve, beginning again at the 1st. The head of this page carries the tail of the editor's gloss on verses 6-12, closing "॥ ६-१२ ॥", and below it stands his own subheading "धनेश फल--" introducing this run of verses. The subheading is the modern editor's, not part of the root text, and is cited here by name only. The editor's running Hindi gloss on this run of verses begins on this page immediately below verse 24 ("धनेश के लग्नस्थ होने पर मनुष्य धनी, निठुर, पुत्रवान् दूसरे के कार्य में तत्पर और अपने कुटुम्ब वर्ग के लिए काँटे स्वरूप होता है।") and continues onto printed page १२६/126 (PDF p.158), where it closes "॥ १३-२४ ॥". It is the modern editor's own prose and is used here only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  17. 25.17 सत्यापित

    Verse 17

    संस्कृत

    धनाधिपे तु सूनुस्थे सदार्थार्जनतत्परैः । सूनुभिः स्वैर्युतो जातो जायते धनवानपि ॥ १७ ॥

    dhanaadhipe tu soonusthe sadaarthaarjanatatparaih | soonubhih svairyuto jaato jaayate dhanavaanapi || 17 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The lord of wealth standing in the house of sons, the 5th (soonu-sthe), the one born, joined with his own sons who are ever intent on the earning of wealth (sadaa-artha-arjana-tatparaih soonubhih svaih yuto jaato), himself becomes wealthy as well (jaayate dhanavaan api).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    धनाधिप पुत्र (पञ्चम) भाव में स्थित हो (धनाधिपे तु सूनुस्थे), तो जातक सदा धन के अर्जन में तत्पर अपने पुत्रों से युक्त होता है (सदार्थार्जनतत्परैः सूनुभिः स्वैर्युतो जातो), और स्वयं भी धनवान् होता है (जायते धनवानपि)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 17. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.157, printed page १२५/125. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p125-157.png (600dpi, 3337x4967) twice over: once from its half-line crops scratchpad/q-n01L.png through scratchpad/q-n14R.png (each line cut on its own measured darkness band and enlarged 1.55x), and once from the reduced full-line strips scratchpad/q-chk1.png, scratchpad/q-chk2.png, scratchpad/q-chk3.png, scratchpad/q-chk4.png and scratchpad/q-chk5.png, which at 0.72x of the 600dpi render sit close to the scan's true 241ppi resolution and are the more faithful of the two. Individual words were isolated further in scratchpad/q-v17aL.png, scratchpad/q-v17aR.png, scratchpad/q-v17tat.png, scratchpad/q-v17word.png, scratchpad/q-v17bhi.png, scratchpad/q-v17end.png, scratchpad/q-v18s.png, scratchpad/q-v18w.png, scratchpad/q-ctrl2.png, scratchpad/q-ctrl3.png and scratchpad/q-v22repha.png. This verse alone in the run says "धनाधिपे" where the others say "धनेशे"; both name the lord of the 2nd. The instrumental plural "सदार्थार्जनतत्परैः" agrees with "सूनुभिः स्वैः", so the sons, not the native, are the ones intent on earning. Two readings on this line were settled by magnification rather than by expectation. First, "तत्परैः": at 5.2x in scratchpad/q-v17tat.png the त्प conjunct is clear -- a half-त with no descender running straight into प -- so the word is तत्परैः and not the ततपरैः it resembles at page scale. Second, "सूनुभिः": the mark standing above भि was compared at 7x against two controls on this same page, the plain भि of "भिषक्" at ref 25.19 (scratchpad/q-ctrl3.png) and the three rephas of "चोर्वोर्भवेच्च" at ref 25.18. The repha in this fount is thick at its upper left and descends to the right with no left leg; the mark here has a left leg rising into a top bar that extends rightward, which is the i-maatraa's arch and not a repha. The page therefore prints सूनुभिः, the correct instrumental plural, and no emendation is involved. The editor's gloss on printed page १२६/126 (PDF p.158) confirms the plural independently and from a different direction: "धनेश पञ्चमस्थ हो तो धनोपार्जन करने वाले अनेक पुत्रों से युक्त मनुष्य धनवान् होता है" -- many sons, and it is they who do the earning. Chapter 25 is laid out twelve verses to each house-lord: verses 1-12 gave the lagnesha (lord of the ascendant) through the twelve houses, and verses 13-24 give the dhanesha (lord of the 2nd, the house of wealth) through the same twelve, beginning again at the 1st. The head of this page carries the tail of the editor's gloss on verses 6-12, closing "॥ ६-१२ ॥", and below it stands his own subheading "धनेश फल--" introducing this run of verses. The subheading is the modern editor's, not part of the root text, and is cited here by name only. The editor's running Hindi gloss on this run of verses begins on this page immediately below verse 24 ("धनेश के लग्नस्थ होने पर मनुष्य धनी, निठुर, पुत्रवान् दूसरे के कार्य में तत्पर और अपने कुटुम्ब वर्ग के लिए काँटे स्वरूप होता है।") and continues onto printed page १२६/126 (PDF p.158), where it closes "॥ १३-२४ ॥". It is the modern editor's own prose and is used here only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  18. 25.18 सत्यापित

    Verse 18

    संस्कृत

    धनेशे रिपुगे सौम्य-युते शत्रोर्धनागमः । पापोपेतेऽर्थहानिः स्याद्गुदे चोर्वोर्भवेच्च रुक् ॥ १८ ॥

    dhaneshe ripuge saumya-yute shatrordhanaagamah | paapopete.arthahaanih syaadgude chorvorbhavechcha ruk || 18 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The lord of wealth being in the enemy-house, the 6th (ripuge), and joined with a benefic (saumya-yute), there is a coming of wealth from an enemy (shatroh dhana-aagamah); [but] when it is beset by a malefic (paapa-upete) there is loss of substance (artha-haanih syaat), and disease arises in the anus and in the two thighs (gude cha oorvoh bhavet cha ruk).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    धनेश रिपु (षष्ठ) भाव में हो और सौम्य ग्रह से युक्त हो (धनेशे रिपुगे सौम्य-युते), तो शत्रु से धन का आगम होता है (शत्रोर्धनागमः); किन्तु पाप ग्रह से युक्त होने पर अर्थ की हानि होती है (पापोपेतेऽर्थहानिः स्यात्), तथा गुदा और दोनों जाँघों में रोग होता है (गुदे चोर्वोर्भवेच्च रुक्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 18. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.157, printed page १२५/125. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p125-157.png (600dpi, 3337x4967) twice over: once from its half-line crops scratchpad/q-n01L.png through scratchpad/q-n14R.png (each line cut on its own measured darkness band and enlarged 1.55x), and once from the reduced full-line strips scratchpad/q-chk1.png, scratchpad/q-chk2.png, scratchpad/q-chk3.png, scratchpad/q-chk4.png and scratchpad/q-chk5.png, which at 0.72x of the 600dpi render sit close to the scan's true 241ppi resolution and are the more faithful of the two. Individual words were isolated further in scratchpad/q-v17aL.png, scratchpad/q-v17aR.png, scratchpad/q-v17tat.png, scratchpad/q-v17word.png, scratchpad/q-v17bhi.png, scratchpad/q-v17end.png, scratchpad/q-v18s.png, scratchpad/q-v18w.png, scratchpad/q-ctrl2.png, scratchpad/q-ctrl3.png and scratchpad/q-v22repha.png. The last quarter was read at 3.2x in scratchpad/q-v18w.png: "चोर्वोर्भवेच्च" resolves as च + ऊर्वोः + भवेत् + च in sandhi, ऊर्वोः being the dual of ऊरु, the thigh, so the disease is placed in the गुद and the two thighs together. "स्याद्गुदे" is set as a single cluster with no space, the द् carrying its halanta below and गुदे continuing under the same headline; checked at 4x in scratchpad/q-v18s.png. The hyphen in "सौम्य-युते" is as printed. One divergence is worth recording. The root places the disease in the गुद and the two thighs, but the editor's Hindi gloss on printed page १२६/126 (PDF p.158) renders the pair as "गुदा तथा वक्ष स्थल में रोग होता है" -- the anus and the CHEST. ऊरु is the thigh and nothing else, and the printed root was re-checked on the page at scratchpad/r-root18.png before this note was written, where "चोर्वोर्भवेच्च" stands plainly. The root is therefore kept and translated as it stands, with the editor's differing gloss recorded here rather than substituted for it. Chapter 25 is laid out twelve verses to each house-lord: verses 1-12 gave the lagnesha (lord of the ascendant) through the twelve houses, and verses 13-24 give the dhanesha (lord of the 2nd, the house of wealth) through the same twelve, beginning again at the 1st. The head of this page carries the tail of the editor's gloss on verses 6-12, closing "॥ ६-१२ ॥", and below it stands his own subheading "धनेश फल--" introducing this run of verses. The subheading is the modern editor's, not part of the root text, and is cited here by name only. The editor's running Hindi gloss on this run of verses begins on this page immediately below verse 24 ("धनेश के लग्नस्थ होने पर मनुष्य धनी, निठुर, पुत्रवान् दूसरे के कार्य में तत्पर और अपने कुटुम्ब वर्ग के लिए काँटे स्वरूप होता है।") and continues onto printed page १२६/126 (PDF p.158), where it closes "॥ १३-२४ ॥". It is the modern editor's own prose and is used here only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  19. 25.19 सत्यापित

    Verse 19

    संस्कृत

    धनेशे सप्तमे पापैर्युते दृष्टे जनो भिषक् । परदाररतस्तस्य जाया च व्यभिचारिणी ॥ १९ ॥

    dhaneshe saptame paapairyute drishte jano bhishak | paradaararatastasya jaayaa cha vyabhichaarinee || 19 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The lord of wealth being in the 7th (saptame), joined with malefics or aspected by them (paapaih yute drishte), the man is a physician (jano bhishak); he is given to another's wife (para-daara-ratah), and his own wife is unfaithful (tasya jaayaa cha vyabhichaarinee).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    धनेश सप्तम भाव में हो तथा पाप ग्रहों से युक्त अथवा दृष्ट हो (धनेशे सप्तमे पापैर्युते दृष्टे), तो जातक वैद्य होता है (जनो भिषक्); वह परस्त्रीरत होता है और उसकी पत्नी व्यभिचारिणी होती है (परदाररतस्तस्य जाया च व्यभिचारिणी)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 19. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.157, printed page १२५/125. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p125-157.png (600dpi, 3337x4967) twice over: once from its half-line crops scratchpad/q-n01L.png through scratchpad/q-n14R.png (each line cut on its own measured darkness band and enlarged 1.55x), and once from the reduced full-line strips scratchpad/q-chk1.png, scratchpad/q-chk2.png, scratchpad/q-chk3.png, scratchpad/q-chk4.png and scratchpad/q-chk5.png, which at 0.72x of the 600dpi render sit close to the scan's true 241ppi resolution and are the more faithful of the two. Individual words were isolated further in scratchpad/q-v17aL.png, scratchpad/q-v17aR.png, scratchpad/q-v17tat.png, scratchpad/q-v17word.png, scratchpad/q-v17bhi.png, scratchpad/q-v17end.png, scratchpad/q-v18s.png, scratchpad/q-v18w.png, scratchpad/q-ctrl2.png, scratchpad/q-ctrl3.png and scratchpad/q-v22repha.png. "पापैर्युते" is printed here with its repha plainly over यु, in contrast with the same formation set without one at ref 25.9 on the previous page. The "भिषक्" of this verse served as the control glyph for the reading of सूनुभिः at ref 25.17, isolated at 7x in scratchpad/q-ctrl3.png. Chapter 25 is laid out twelve verses to each house-lord: verses 1-12 gave the lagnesha (lord of the ascendant) through the twelve houses, and verses 13-24 give the dhanesha (lord of the 2nd, the house of wealth) through the same twelve, beginning again at the 1st. The head of this page carries the tail of the editor's gloss on verses 6-12, closing "॥ ६-१२ ॥", and below it stands his own subheading "धनेश फल--" introducing this run of verses. The subheading is the modern editor's, not part of the root text, and is cited here by name only. The editor's running Hindi gloss on this run of verses begins on this page immediately below verse 24 ("धनेश के लग्नस्थ होने पर मनुष्य धनी, निठुर, पुत्रवान् दूसरे के कार्य में तत्पर और अपने कुटुम्ब वर्ग के लिए काँटे स्वरूप होता है।") and continues onto printed page १२६/126 (PDF p.158), where it closes "॥ १३-२४ ॥". It is the modern editor's own prose and is used here only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  20. 25.20 सत्यापित

    Verse 20

    संस्कृत

    धनेशे मृत्युभावस्थे भूमिद्रव्यान्वितो जनः । जायासौख्यं भवेदल्पं ज्येष्ठभ्रातृसुखं नहि ॥ २० ॥

    dhaneshe mrityubhaavasthe bhoomidravyaanvito janah | jaayaasaukhyam bhavedalpam jyeshthabhraatrisukham nahi || 20 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The lord of wealth standing in the house of death, the 8th (mrityu-bhaava-sthe), the man is furnished with land and goods (bhoomi-dravya-anvito janah); the comfort of the wife becomes slight (jaayaa-saukhyam bhavet alpam), and of an elder brother there is no comfort at all (jyeshtha-bhraatri-sukham nahi).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    धनेश मृत्यु (अष्टम) भाव में स्थित हो (धनेशे मृत्युभावस्थे), तो जातक भूमि तथा द्रव्य से युक्त होता है (भूमिद्रव्यान्वितो जनः); उसे जाया-सौख्य अल्प होता है और ज्येष्ठ भ्राता का सुख नहीं होता (जायासौख्यं भवेदल्पं ज्येष्ठभ्रातृसुखं नहि)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 20. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.157, printed page १२५/125. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p125-157.png (600dpi, 3337x4967) twice over: once from its half-line crops scratchpad/q-n01L.png through scratchpad/q-n14R.png (each line cut on its own measured darkness band and enlarged 1.55x), and once from the reduced full-line strips scratchpad/q-chk1.png, scratchpad/q-chk2.png, scratchpad/q-chk3.png, scratchpad/q-chk4.png and scratchpad/q-chk5.png, which at 0.72x of the 600dpi render sit close to the scan's true 241ppi resolution and are the more faithful of the two. Individual words were isolated further in scratchpad/q-v17aL.png, scratchpad/q-v17aR.png, scratchpad/q-v17tat.png, scratchpad/q-v17word.png, scratchpad/q-v17bhi.png, scratchpad/q-v17end.png, scratchpad/q-v18s.png, scratchpad/q-v18w.png, scratchpad/q-ctrl2.png, scratchpad/q-ctrl3.png and scratchpad/q-v22repha.png. "मृत्युभाव", the house of death, is the 8th, one of the trika houses; the same house was called रन्ध्र and निधन elsewhere in this edition. Chapter 25 is laid out twelve verses to each house-lord: verses 1-12 gave the lagnesha (lord of the ascendant) through the twelve houses, and verses 13-24 give the dhanesha (lord of the 2nd, the house of wealth) through the same twelve, beginning again at the 1st. The head of this page carries the tail of the editor's gloss on verses 6-12, closing "॥ ६-१२ ॥", and below it stands his own subheading "धनेश फल--" introducing this run of verses. The subheading is the modern editor's, not part of the root text, and is cited here by name only. The editor's running Hindi gloss on this run of verses begins on this page immediately below verse 24 ("धनेश के लग्नस्थ होने पर मनुष्य धनी, निठुर, पुत्रवान् दूसरे के कार्य में तत्पर और अपने कुटुम्ब वर्ग के लिए काँटे स्वरूप होता है।") and continues onto printed page १२६/126 (PDF p.158), where it closes "॥ १३-२४ ॥". It is the modern editor's own prose and is used here only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  21. 25.21 सत्यापित

    Verse 21

    संस्कृत

    धनेशे भाग्यगे जातो धनवानुद्यमी पटुः । बाल्ये रोगी सुखी पश्चाद् यावदायुः समाप्यते ॥ २१ ॥

    dhaneshe bhaagyage jaato dhanavaanudyamee patuh | baalye rogee sukhee pashchaad yaavadaayuh samaapyate || 21 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The lord of wealth being in the house of fortune, the 9th (bhaagyage), the one born is wealthy (dhanavaan), industrious (udyamee), and adroit (patuh); in childhood he is sickly (baalye rogee), and happy thereafter (sukhee pashchaat), for as long as the life-span runs to its completion (yaavat aayuh samaapyate).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    धनेश भाग्य (नवम) भाव में हो (धनेशे भाग्यगे), तो जातक धनवान्, उद्यमी तथा पटु होता है (धनवानुद्यमी पटुः); बाल्यावस्था में वह रोगी रहता है और उसके पश्चात् आयु के समाप्त होने तक सुखी रहता है (बाल्ये रोगी सुखी पश्चाद् यावदायुः समाप्यते)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 21. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.157, printed page १२५/125. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p125-157.png (600dpi, 3337x4967) twice over: once from its half-line crops scratchpad/q-n01L.png through scratchpad/q-n14R.png (each line cut on its own measured darkness band and enlarged 1.55x), and once from the reduced full-line strips scratchpad/q-chk1.png, scratchpad/q-chk2.png, scratchpad/q-chk3.png, scratchpad/q-chk4.png and scratchpad/q-chk5.png, which at 0.72x of the 600dpi render sit close to the scan's true 241ppi resolution and are the more faithful of the two. Individual words were isolated further in scratchpad/q-v17aL.png, scratchpad/q-v17aR.png, scratchpad/q-v17tat.png, scratchpad/q-v17word.png, scratchpad/q-v17bhi.png, scratchpad/q-v17end.png, scratchpad/q-v18s.png, scratchpad/q-v18w.png, scratchpad/q-ctrl2.png, scratchpad/q-ctrl3.png and scratchpad/q-v22repha.png. "भाग्य", fortune, is this text's usual name for the 9th house. The "पश्चाद्" is printed with its halanta and a following space before "यावदायुः", as set. Chapter 25 is laid out twelve verses to each house-lord: verses 1-12 gave the lagnesha (lord of the ascendant) through the twelve houses, and verses 13-24 give the dhanesha (lord of the 2nd, the house of wealth) through the same twelve, beginning again at the 1st. The head of this page carries the tail of the editor's gloss on verses 6-12, closing "॥ ६-१२ ॥", and below it stands his own subheading "धनेश फल--" introducing this run of verses. The subheading is the modern editor's, not part of the root text, and is cited here by name only. The editor's running Hindi gloss on this run of verses begins on this page immediately below verse 24 ("धनेश के लग्नस्थ होने पर मनुष्य धनी, निठुर, पुत्रवान् दूसरे के कार्य में तत्पर और अपने कुटुम्ब वर्ग के लिए काँटे स्वरूप होता है।") and continues onto printed page १२६/126 (PDF p.158), where it closes "॥ १३-२४ ॥". It is the modern editor's own prose and is used here only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  22. 25.22 सत्यापित

    Verse 22

    संस्कृत

    धनेशे दशमे यस्य कामी मानी स पण्डितः । बहुदारधनैर्युक्तः पुत्रसौख्यविवर्जितः ॥ २२ ॥

    dhaneshe dashame yasya kaamee maanee sa panditah | bahudaaradhanairyuktah putrasaukhyavivarjitah || 22 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    He in whose chart the lord of wealth stands in the 10th (dhaneshe dashame yasya) is amorous (kaamee), self-regarding (maanee), and learned (sa panditah); joined with many wives and much wealth (bahu-daara-dhanaih yuktah), [yet] deprived of the comfort of sons (putra-saukhya-vivarjitah).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जिसका धनेश दशम भाव में हो (धनेशे दशमे यस्य), वह कामी, मानी तथा पण्डित होता है (कामी मानी स पण्डितः); वह बहुत स्त्रियों तथा धन से युक्त होता है, किन्तु पुत्र-सौख्य से रहित रहता है (बहुदारधनैर्युक्तः पुत्रसौख्यविवर्जितः)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 22. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.157, printed page १२५/125. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p125-157.png (600dpi, 3337x4967) twice over: once from its half-line crops scratchpad/q-n01L.png through scratchpad/q-n14R.png (each line cut on its own measured darkness band and enlarged 1.55x), and once from the reduced full-line strips scratchpad/q-chk1.png, scratchpad/q-chk2.png, scratchpad/q-chk3.png, scratchpad/q-chk4.png and scratchpad/q-chk5.png, which at 0.72x of the 600dpi render sit close to the scan's true 241ppi resolution and are the more faithful of the two. Individual words were isolated further in scratchpad/q-v17aL.png, scratchpad/q-v17aR.png, scratchpad/q-v17tat.png, scratchpad/q-v17word.png, scratchpad/q-v17bhi.png, scratchpad/q-v17end.png, scratchpad/q-v18s.png, scratchpad/q-v18w.png, scratchpad/q-ctrl2.png, scratchpad/q-ctrl3.png and scratchpad/q-v22repha.png. "बहुदारधनैर्युक्तः" carries its repha over यु and it is plainly printed, isolated at 5x in scratchpad/q-v22repha.png. That matters beyond this verse: it is a third control, alongside "गुणैर्युतः" at ref 25.2 and "पापैर्युते" at ref 25.19, for the omission recorded at ref 25.9, where the same -ऐर्यु- formation is set with nothing at all above यु. A small ink speck stands in the left margin before "बहुदार"; it is a blemish on the scan, not punctuation, and is not transcribed -- the same kind of speck already noted at ref 25.11. Chapter 25 is laid out twelve verses to each house-lord: verses 1-12 gave the lagnesha (lord of the ascendant) through the twelve houses, and verses 13-24 give the dhanesha (lord of the 2nd, the house of wealth) through the same twelve, beginning again at the 1st. The head of this page carries the tail of the editor's gloss on verses 6-12, closing "॥ ६-१२ ॥", and below it stands his own subheading "धनेश फल--" introducing this run of verses. The subheading is the modern editor's, not part of the root text, and is cited here by name only. The editor's running Hindi gloss on this run of verses begins on this page immediately below verse 24 ("धनेश के लग्नस्थ होने पर मनुष्य धनी, निठुर, पुत्रवान् दूसरे के कार्य में तत्पर और अपने कुटुम्ब वर्ग के लिए काँटे स्वरूप होता है।") and continues onto printed page १२६/126 (PDF p.158), where it closes "॥ १३-२४ ॥". It is the modern editor's own prose and is used here only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  23. 25.23 सत्यापित

    Verse 23

    संस्कृत

    धनेशे लाभगे जातः सर्वदोद्योगतत्परः । यशस्वी मानसंयुक्तो भवेल्लाभान्वितः सदा ॥ २३ ॥

    dhaneshe laabhage jaatah sarvadodyogatatparah | yashasvee maanasamyukto bhavellaabhaanvitah sadaa || 23 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The lord of wealth being in the house of gain, the 11th (laabhage), the one born is at all times intent upon enterprise (sarvadaa udyoga-tatparah); he is renowned (yashasvee), joined with honour (maana-samyukto), and always furnished with gain (bhavet laabha-anvitah sadaa).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    धनेश लाभ (एकादश) भाव में हो (धनेशे लाभगे), तो जातक सदा उद्योग में तत्पर रहता है (सर्वदोद्योगतत्परः); वह यशस्वी, मानयुक्त तथा सदा लाभान्वित होता है (यशस्वी मानसंयुक्तो भवेल्लाभान्वितः सदा)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 23. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.157, printed page १२५/125. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p125-157.png (600dpi, 3337x4967) twice over: once from its half-line crops scratchpad/q-n01L.png through scratchpad/q-n14R.png (each line cut on its own measured darkness band and enlarged 1.55x), and once from the reduced full-line strips scratchpad/q-chk1.png, scratchpad/q-chk2.png, scratchpad/q-chk3.png, scratchpad/q-chk4.png and scratchpad/q-chk5.png, which at 0.72x of the 600dpi render sit close to the scan's true 241ppi resolution and are the more faithful of the two. Individual words were isolated further in scratchpad/q-v17aL.png, scratchpad/q-v17aR.png, scratchpad/q-v17tat.png, scratchpad/q-v17word.png, scratchpad/q-v17bhi.png, scratchpad/q-v17end.png, scratchpad/q-v18s.png, scratchpad/q-v18w.png, scratchpad/q-ctrl2.png, scratchpad/q-ctrl3.png and scratchpad/q-v22repha.png. "सर्वदोद्योगतत्परः" is सर्वदा + उद्योगतत्परः in sandhi, printed as one cluster. Chapter 25 is laid out twelve verses to each house-lord: verses 1-12 gave the lagnesha (lord of the ascendant) through the twelve houses, and verses 13-24 give the dhanesha (lord of the 2nd, the house of wealth) through the same twelve, beginning again at the 1st. The head of this page carries the tail of the editor's gloss on verses 6-12, closing "॥ ६-१२ ॥", and below it stands his own subheading "धनेश फल--" introducing this run of verses. The subheading is the modern editor's, not part of the root text, and is cited here by name only. The editor's running Hindi gloss on this run of verses begins on this page immediately below verse 24 ("धनेश के लग्नस्थ होने पर मनुष्य धनी, निठुर, पुत्रवान् दूसरे के कार्य में तत्पर और अपने कुटुम्ब वर्ग के लिए काँटे स्वरूप होता है।") and continues onto printed page १२६/126 (PDF p.158), where it closes "॥ १३-२४ ॥". It is the modern editor's own prose and is used here only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  24. 25.24 सत्यापित

    Verse 24

    संस्कृत

    धनेशे व्ययगे जातो मानसाहससंयुतः । पराश्रयी भवेज्ज्येष्ठ-सूनुसौख्यसमुज्झितः ॥ २४ ॥

    dhaneshe vyayage jaato maanasaahasasamyutah | paraashrayee bhavejjyeshtha-soonusaukhyasamujjhitah || 24 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The lord of wealth being in the house of loss, the 12th (vyayage), the one born is joined with pride and rashness (maana-saahasa-samyutah); he becomes dependent upon others (para-aashrayee bhavet), cast out from the comfort of an eldest son (jyeshtha-soonu-saukhya-samujjhitah).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    धनेश व्यय (द्वादश) भाव में हो (धनेशे व्ययगे), तो जातक मान तथा साहस से युक्त होता है (मानसाहससंयुतः); वह पराश्रयी होता है और ज्येष्ठ पुत्र के सुख से रहित रहता है (पराश्रयी भवेज्ज्येष्ठ-सूनुसौख्यसमुज्झितः)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 24. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.157, printed page १२५/125. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p125-157.png (600dpi, 3337x4967) twice over: once from its half-line crops scratchpad/q-n01L.png through scratchpad/q-n14R.png (each line cut on its own measured darkness band and enlarged 1.55x), and once from the reduced full-line strips scratchpad/q-chk1.png, scratchpad/q-chk2.png, scratchpad/q-chk3.png, scratchpad/q-chk4.png and scratchpad/q-chk5.png, which at 0.72x of the 600dpi render sit close to the scan's true 241ppi resolution and are the more faithful of the two. Individual words were isolated further in scratchpad/q-v17aL.png, scratchpad/q-v17aR.png, scratchpad/q-v17tat.png, scratchpad/q-v17word.png, scratchpad/q-v17bhi.png, scratchpad/q-v17end.png, scratchpad/q-v18s.png, scratchpad/q-v18w.png, scratchpad/q-ctrl2.png, scratchpad/q-ctrl3.png and scratchpad/q-v22repha.png. The hyphen in "ज्येष्ठ-सूनुसौख्यसमुज्झितः" is as printed, and it falls across the line's own compound rather than at a metrical break. This verse completes the dhanesha's round of the twelve houses and is the last one printed on this page; the chapter continues on printed page १२६/126 (PDF p.158) with the lord of the 3rd, so no colophon appears here. Chapter 25 is laid out twelve verses to each house-lord: verses 1-12 gave the lagnesha (lord of the ascendant) through the twelve houses, and verses 13-24 give the dhanesha (lord of the 2nd, the house of wealth) through the same twelve, beginning again at the 1st. The head of this page carries the tail of the editor's gloss on verses 6-12, closing "॥ ६-१२ ॥", and below it stands his own subheading "धनेश फल--" introducing this run of verses. The subheading is the modern editor's, not part of the root text, and is cited here by name only. The editor's running Hindi gloss on this run of verses begins on this page immediately below verse 24 ("धनेश के लग्नस्थ होने पर मनुष्य धनी, निठुर, पुत्रवान् दूसरे के कार्य में तत्पर और अपने कुटुम्ब वर्ग के लिए काँटे स्वरूप होता है।") and continues onto printed page १२६/126 (PDF p.158), where it closes "॥ १३-२४ ॥". It is the modern editor's own prose and is used here only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  25. 25.25 सत्यापित

    Verse 25

    संस्कृत

    तनुस्थिते तृतीयेशे पुरुषार्थपरोऽर्थवान् । अविद्यः किन्तु मतिमाञ् जायते साहसी नरः ॥ २५ ॥

    tanusthite triteeyeshe purushaarthaparo.arthavaan | avidyah kintu matimaan jaayate saahasee narah || 25 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The lord of the 3rd standing in the body-house, the 1st (tanu-sthite triteeyeshe), [the native is] devoted to the aims of man (purusha-artha-paro) and possessed of wealth (arthavaan); unlettered (avidyah) but intelligent (kintu matimaan), the man is born bold (jaayate saahasee narah).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    तृतीयेश तनु (प्रथम) भाव में स्थित हो (तनुस्थिते तृतीयेशे), तो जातक पुरुषार्थ में तत्पर तथा धनवान् होता है (पुरुषार्थपरोऽर्थवान्); वह अविद्य किन्तु बुद्धिमान् होता है, और साहसी मनुष्य होता है (अविद्यः किन्तु मतिमाञ् जायते साहसी नरः)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 25. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.158, printed page १२६/126. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p126-158.png (600dpi, 3421x5035) read twice over: once from the reduced full-line strips scratchpad/r-s1.png through scratchpad/r-s6.png, cut at 0.72x of the 600dpi render so as to sit close to the scan's true 241ppi resolution, and once from the word-level enlargements scratchpad/r-a25.png, scratchpad/r-avidya.png, scratchpad/r-b25.png, scratchpad/r-c26.png, scratchpad/r-num26.png, scratchpad/r-d27.png, scratchpad/r-e27.png, scratchpad/r-f28.png, scratchpad/r-g29.png, scratchpad/r-h30.png, scratchpad/r-i30.png, scratchpad/r-mat2.png, scratchpad/r-ctrl-lp.png, scratchpad/r-j31.png and scratchpad/r-k31.png. This verse opens the tritiyesha's round of the houses. Two readings were checked at magnification: "अविद्यः" at 4.6x in scratchpad/r-avidya.png, where the द्य conjunct is unmistakable, so the word is अविद्यः (unlettered) and not the अविद्धः it can resemble at page scale; and "मतिमाञ्" at 2x in scratchpad/r-b25.png, printed with ञ् and a following space before "जायते", the same formation already recorded at ref 25.13 ("पुत्रवाञ् जनः"). Note that the very next occurrence of the word, at ref 25.28, is set instead as "मतिमान्" with न् -- both forms stand within three verses of each other and each is kept as printed. Chapter 25 is laid out twelve verses to each house-lord. Verses 1-12 gave the lagnesha and 13-24 the dhanesha; verses 25 onward give the tritiyesha, the lord of the 3rd, again beginning at the 1st house and running through the twelve. The upper half of this page is taken up by the editor's Hindi gloss on verses 13-24, which closes "॥ १३-२४ ॥", and below it stands his own subheading "तृतीयेश फल--" introducing this run of verses. The subheading is the modern editor's, not part of the root text, and is cited here by name only. The editor's running Hindi gloss on this run of verses is not printed on this page: verse 31 is the last line on it, and the gloss in fact follows on printed page १२७/127 (PDF p.159), where it has now been read and closes "॥ २५-३६ ॥" -- i.e. it treats the tritiyesha's whole round of twelve, verses 25-36, in one paragraph. What stands on this page is his gloss on the PRECEDING run, verses 13-24, and it is the modern editor's own prose in either case -- used only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  26. 25.26 सत्यापित

    Verse 26

    संस्कृत

    धनस्थे सहजेशे तु परदारार्थलोलुपः । निर्विक्रमो जनः स्थूलः स्वल्पारम्भो न सौख्यभाक् ॥२६॥

    dhanasthe sahajeshe tu paradaaraarthalolupah | nirvikramo janah sthoolah svalpaarambho na saukhyabhaak ||26||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The lord of the 3rd standing in the house of wealth, the 2nd (dhana-sthe sahajeshe tu), [the native is] greedy after another's wife and another's wealth (para-daara-artha-lolupah); a man without valour (nirvikramo janah), stout of body (sthoolah), small in what he undertakes (svalpa-aarambho), and no partaker of comfort (na saukhya-bhaak).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    सहजेश धन (द्वितीय) भाव में स्थित हो (धनस्थे सहजेशे तु), तो जातक परस्त्री तथा पराये धन का लोलुप होता है (परदारार्थलोलुपः); वह पराक्रमहीन, स्थूल शरीर वाला, अल्प आरम्भ करने वाला तथा सुख से रहित होता है (निर्विक्रमो जनः स्थूलः स्वल्पारम्भो न सौख्यभाक्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 26. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.158, printed page १२६/126. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p126-158.png (600dpi, 3421x5035) read twice over: once from the reduced full-line strips scratchpad/r-s1.png through scratchpad/r-s6.png, cut at 0.72x of the 600dpi render so as to sit close to the scan's true 241ppi resolution, and once from the word-level enlargements scratchpad/r-a25.png, scratchpad/r-avidya.png, scratchpad/r-b25.png, scratchpad/r-c26.png, scratchpad/r-num26.png, scratchpad/r-d27.png, scratchpad/r-e27.png, scratchpad/r-f28.png, scratchpad/r-g29.png, scratchpad/r-h30.png, scratchpad/r-i30.png, scratchpad/r-mat2.png, scratchpad/r-ctrl-lp.png, scratchpad/r-j31.png and scratchpad/r-k31.png. "सहजेश" here and "तृतीयेश" in the surrounding verses both name the lord of the 3rd; the text uses the two interchangeably within this one run. The whole second line was read at 1.7x in scratchpad/r-c26.png and is set tight, with no spaces around the visargas of "जनः स्थूलः". This verse's numeral is printed "॥२६॥" with the digits hard against the dandas and no spaces, whereas verses 25 and 27-31 on this same page all set theirs as "॥ २५ ॥" with spaces; checked at 4.6x in scratchpad/r-num26.png and retained as printed. Chapter 25 is laid out twelve verses to each house-lord. Verses 1-12 gave the lagnesha and 13-24 the dhanesha; verses 25 onward give the tritiyesha, the lord of the 3rd, again beginning at the 1st house and running through the twelve. The upper half of this page is taken up by the editor's Hindi gloss on verses 13-24, which closes "॥ १३-२४ ॥", and below it stands his own subheading "तृतीयेश फल--" introducing this run of verses. The subheading is the modern editor's, not part of the root text, and is cited here by name only. The editor's running Hindi gloss on this run of verses is not printed on this page: verse 31 is the last line on it, and the gloss in fact follows on printed page १२७/127 (PDF p.159), where it has now been read and closes "॥ २५-३६ ॥" -- i.e. it treats the tritiyesha's whole round of twelve, verses 25-36, in one paragraph. What stands on this page is his gloss on the PRECEDING run, verses 13-24, and it is the modern editor's own prose in either case -- used only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  27. 25.27 सत्यापित

    Verse 27

    संस्कृत

    तृतीयस्थे तृतीयेशे विक्रमी भ्रातृसौख्ययुक् । धनपुत्रान्वितो हृष्टो भुनक्ति सुखमद्भुतम् ॥ २७ ॥

    triteeyasthe triteeyeshe vikramee bhraatrisaukhyayuk | dhanaputraanvito hrishto bhunakti sukhamadbhutam || 27 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The lord of the 3rd standing in the 3rd itself (triteeya-sthe triteeyeshe), [the native is] valorous (vikramee) and joined with the comfort of brothers (bhraatri-saukhya-yuk); accompanied by wealth and sons (dhana-putra-anvito) and glad (hrishto), he enjoys a wonderful happiness (bhunakti sukham adbhutam).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    तृतीयेश तृतीय भाव में ही स्थित हो (तृतीयस्थे तृतीयेशे), तो जातक विक्रमी तथा भ्रातृसौख्य से युक्त होता है (विक्रमी भ्रातृसौख्ययुक्); वह धन और पुत्रों से युक्त तथा हृष्ट रहकर अद्भुत सुख भोगता है (धनपुत्रान्वितो हृष्टो भुनक्ति सुखमद्भुतम्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 27. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.158, printed page १२६/126. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p126-158.png (600dpi, 3421x5035) read twice over: once from the reduced full-line strips scratchpad/r-s1.png through scratchpad/r-s6.png, cut at 0.72x of the 600dpi render so as to sit close to the scan's true 241ppi resolution, and once from the word-level enlargements scratchpad/r-a25.png, scratchpad/r-avidya.png, scratchpad/r-b25.png, scratchpad/r-c26.png, scratchpad/r-num26.png, scratchpad/r-d27.png, scratchpad/r-e27.png, scratchpad/r-f28.png, scratchpad/r-g29.png, scratchpad/r-h30.png, scratchpad/r-i30.png, scratchpad/r-mat2.png, scratchpad/r-ctrl-lp.png, scratchpad/r-j31.png and scratchpad/r-k31.png. "भ्रातृसौख्ययुक्", with its final क् carrying the halanta, was checked at 2.3x in scratchpad/r-d27.png, and "भुनक्ति सुखमद्भुतम्" at 2.2x in scratchpad/r-e27.png; "भुनक्ति" is the present of भुज्, so the native does not merely possess the happiness but enjoys it. Chapter 25 is laid out twelve verses to each house-lord. Verses 1-12 gave the lagnesha and 13-24 the dhanesha; verses 25 onward give the tritiyesha, the lord of the 3rd, again beginning at the 1st house and running through the twelve. The upper half of this page is taken up by the editor's Hindi gloss on verses 13-24, which closes "॥ १३-२४ ॥", and below it stands his own subheading "तृतीयेश फल--" introducing this run of verses. The subheading is the modern editor's, not part of the root text, and is cited here by name only. The editor's running Hindi gloss on this run of verses is not printed on this page: verse 31 is the last line on it, and the gloss in fact follows on printed page १२७/127 (PDF p.159), where it has now been read and closes "॥ २५-३६ ॥" -- i.e. it treats the tritiyesha's whole round of twelve, verses 25-36, in one paragraph. What stands on this page is his gloss on the PRECEDING run, verses 13-24, and it is the modern editor's own prose in either case -- used only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  28. 25.28 सत्यापित

    Verse 28

    संस्कृत

    तृतीयेशे सुखस्थे तु सुखी भवति मानवः । अतिक्रूरा तस्य भार्या धनाढ्यो मतिमान् स्वयम् ॥ २८ ॥

    triteeyeshe sukhasthe tu sukhee bhavati maanavah | atikrooraa tasya bhaaryaa dhanaadhyo matimaan svayam || 28 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The lord of the 3rd standing in the house of comfort, the 4th (sukha-sthe tu), the man becomes happy (sukhee bhavati maanavah); his wife is exceedingly cruel (ati-krooraa tasya bhaaryaa), while he himself is rich in wealth and intelligent (dhana-aadhyo matimaan svayam).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    तृतीयेश सुख (चतुर्थ) भाव में स्थित हो (तृतीयेशे सुखस्थे तु), तो मनुष्य सुखी होता है (सुखी भवति मानवः); उसकी पत्नी अत्यन्त क्रूर होती है, और वह स्वयं धनाढ्य तथा बुद्धिमान् होता है (अतिक्रूरा तस्य भार्या धनाढ्यो मतिमान् स्वयम्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 28. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.158, printed page १२६/126. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p126-158.png (600dpi, 3421x5035) read twice over: once from the reduced full-line strips scratchpad/r-s1.png through scratchpad/r-s6.png, cut at 0.72x of the 600dpi render so as to sit close to the scan's true 241ppi resolution, and once from the word-level enlargements scratchpad/r-a25.png, scratchpad/r-avidya.png, scratchpad/r-b25.png, scratchpad/r-c26.png, scratchpad/r-num26.png, scratchpad/r-d27.png, scratchpad/r-e27.png, scratchpad/r-f28.png, scratchpad/r-g29.png, scratchpad/r-h30.png, scratchpad/r-i30.png, scratchpad/r-mat2.png, scratchpad/r-ctrl-lp.png, scratchpad/r-j31.png and scratchpad/r-k31.png. "सुख", comfort, is this text's name for the 4th house, as "तुर्य" was at refs 25.4 and 25.16. The second line was read at 1.6x in scratchpad/r-f28.png, where "धनाढ्यो" shows its ढ्य conjunct clearly and "मतिमान्" is set with न् -- against the "मतिमाञ्" with ञ् printed three verses earlier at ref 25.25. Both are kept exactly as each is set. Chapter 25 is laid out twelve verses to each house-lord. Verses 1-12 gave the lagnesha and 13-24 the dhanesha; verses 25 onward give the tritiyesha, the lord of the 3rd, again beginning at the 1st house and running through the twelve. The upper half of this page is taken up by the editor's Hindi gloss on verses 13-24, which closes "॥ १३-२४ ॥", and below it stands his own subheading "तृतीयेश फल--" introducing this run of verses. The subheading is the modern editor's, not part of the root text, and is cited here by name only. The editor's running Hindi gloss on this run of verses is not printed on this page: verse 31 is the last line on it, and the gloss in fact follows on printed page १२७/127 (PDF p.159), where it has now been read and closes "॥ २५-३६ ॥" -- i.e. it treats the tritiyesha's whole round of twelve, verses 25-36, in one paragraph. What stands on this page is his gloss on the PRECEDING run, verses 13-24, and it is the modern editor's own prose in either case -- used only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  29. 25.29 सत्यापित

    Verse 29

    संस्कृत

    तृतीयेशे सुतस्थे तु जातः सुतयुतो गुणी । पापेक्षित-युते क्रूरा भार्या तस्य प्रजायते ॥ २९ ॥

    triteeyeshe sutasthe tu jaatah sutayuto gunee | paapekshita-yute krooraa bhaaryaa tasya prajaayate || 29 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The lord of the 3rd standing in the house of sons, the 5th (suta-sthe tu), the one born is possessed of sons and virtuous (jaatah suta-yuto gunee); but [that lord] being aspected by malefics and joined with them (paapa-ikshita-yute), a cruel wife is born to him (krooraa bhaaryaa tasya prajaayate).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    तृतीयेश पुत्र (पञ्चम) भाव में स्थित हो (तृतीयेशे सुतस्थे तु), तो जातक पुत्रयुक्त तथा गुणी होता है (जातः सुतयुतो गुणी); किन्तु वह पाप ग्रहों से दृष्ट तथा युक्त हो (पापेक्षित-युते), तो उसकी पत्नी क्रूर होती है (क्रूरा भार्या तस्य प्रजायते)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 29. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.158, printed page १२६/126. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p126-158.png (600dpi, 3421x5035) read twice over: once from the reduced full-line strips scratchpad/r-s1.png through scratchpad/r-s6.png, cut at 0.72x of the 600dpi render so as to sit close to the scan's true 241ppi resolution, and once from the word-level enlargements scratchpad/r-a25.png, scratchpad/r-avidya.png, scratchpad/r-b25.png, scratchpad/r-c26.png, scratchpad/r-num26.png, scratchpad/r-d27.png, scratchpad/r-e27.png, scratchpad/r-f28.png, scratchpad/r-g29.png, scratchpad/r-h30.png, scratchpad/r-i30.png, scratchpad/r-mat2.png, scratchpad/r-ctrl-lp.png, scratchpad/r-j31.png and scratchpad/r-k31.png. "पापेक्षित-युते" is पाप + ईक्षित in sandhi, joined by a printed hyphen to युते, and it compresses two conditions into one word -- aspected by malefics and conjoined with them; read at 1.6x in scratchpad/r-g29.png. Chapter 25 is laid out twelve verses to each house-lord. Verses 1-12 gave the lagnesha and 13-24 the dhanesha; verses 25 onward give the tritiyesha, the lord of the 3rd, again beginning at the 1st house and running through the twelve. The upper half of this page is taken up by the editor's Hindi gloss on verses 13-24, which closes "॥ १३-२४ ॥", and below it stands his own subheading "तृतीयेश फल--" introducing this run of verses. The subheading is the modern editor's, not part of the root text, and is cited here by name only. The editor's running Hindi gloss on this run of verses is not printed on this page: verse 31 is the last line on it, and the gloss in fact follows on printed page १२७/127 (PDF p.159), where it has now been read and closes "॥ २५-३६ ॥" -- i.e. it treats the tritiyesha's whole round of twelve, verses 25-36, in one paragraph. What stands on this page is his gloss on the PRECEDING run, verses 13-24, and it is the modern editor's own prose in either case -- used only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  30. 25.30 सत्यापित

    Verse 30

    संस्कृत

    तृतीयेशे रिपौ याते भ्रातृशत्रुर्महाधनी । मातुलानां सुखं न स्यान्मातुल्या भोगमिच्छति ॥ ३० ॥

    triteeyeshe ripau yaate bhraatrishatrurmahaadhanee | maatulaanaam sukham na syaanmaatulyaa bhogamichchhati || 30 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The lord of the 3rd having gone to the enemy-house, the 6th (ripau yaate), [the native is] an enemy to his brothers (bhraatri-shatrur) and greatly wealthy (mahaa-dhanee); there is no comfort of maternal uncles (maatulaanaam sukham na syaat), and he desires enjoyment with the maternal uncle's wife (maatulyaa bhogam ichchhati).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    तृतीयेश रिपु (षष्ठ) भाव में गया हो (तृतीयेशे रिपौ याते), तो जातक भाइयों का शत्रु तथा महाधनी होता है (भ्रातृशत्रुर्महाधनी); उसे मामाओं का सुख नहीं होता, और वह मामी के साथ भोग की इच्छा करता है (मातुलानां सुखं न स्यान्मातुल्या भोगमिच्छति)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 30. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.158, printed page १२६/126. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p126-158.png (600dpi, 3421x5035) read twice over: once from the reduced full-line strips scratchpad/r-s1.png through scratchpad/r-s6.png, cut at 0.72x of the 600dpi render so as to sit close to the scan's true 241ppi resolution, and once from the word-level enlargements scratchpad/r-a25.png, scratchpad/r-avidya.png, scratchpad/r-b25.png, scratchpad/r-c26.png, scratchpad/r-num26.png, scratchpad/r-d27.png, scratchpad/r-e27.png, scratchpad/r-f28.png, scratchpad/r-g29.png, scratchpad/r-h30.png, scratchpad/r-i30.png, scratchpad/r-mat2.png, scratchpad/r-ctrl-lp.png, scratchpad/r-j31.png and scratchpad/r-k31.png. The last word of the first line, "भ्रातृशत्रुर्महाधनी", was read at 2x in scratchpad/r-h30.png, where the repha over म is plain. The second line turns on one conjunct and was settled by a control rather than by eye: "स्यान्मातुल्या" ends in the ल्य conjunct, not in a plain ल followed by य, so the word is मातुल्या -- the instrumental of the maternal uncle's WIFE -- and not मातुलया. The test used this fount's two forms of ल side by side in scratchpad/r-ctrl-lp.png, which holds the full ल of "स्थूलः" with its own descending stem next to the half-ल of "स्वल्पा" which has no stem at all and runs straight into the following letter; the mark in question, enlarged 4.2x in scratchpad/r-mat2.png, is the stemless half form. The verse thus names the two relations in sequence, मातुल and मातुली, which is also what makes sense of the line. Chapter 25 is laid out twelve verses to each house-lord. Verses 1-12 gave the lagnesha and 13-24 the dhanesha; verses 25 onward give the tritiyesha, the lord of the 3rd, again beginning at the 1st house and running through the twelve. The upper half of this page is taken up by the editor's Hindi gloss on verses 13-24, which closes "॥ १३-२४ ॥", and below it stands his own subheading "तृतीयेश फल--" introducing this run of verses. The subheading is the modern editor's, not part of the root text, and is cited here by name only. The editor's running Hindi gloss on this run of verses is not printed on this page: verse 31 is the last line on it, and the gloss in fact follows on printed page १२७/127 (PDF p.159), where it has now been read and closes "॥ २५-३६ ॥" -- i.e. it treats the tritiyesha's whole round of twelve, verses 25-36, in one paragraph. What stands on this page is his gloss on the PRECEDING run, verses 13-24, and it is the modern editor's own prose in either case -- used only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. The editor's gloss, now read on printed page १२७/127, names both relatives separately and so corroborates the reading independently of the glyph evidence: "सहजेश षष्ठस्थ हो तो भाइयों से शत्रुता, मामा से सुखाभाव, महाधनी और मामी से प्रेम करने वाला जातक होता है" -- मामा being the maternal uncle (मातुल) and मामी his wife (मातुली), exactly the pair the root names in sequence. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  31. 25.31 सत्यापित

    Verse 31

    संस्कृत

    तृतीयेशे सप्तमस्थे बाल्ये कष्टयुतः सदा । पश्चात् सौख्यं च लभते नृपानुगमने रतः ॥ ३१ ॥

    triteeyeshe saptamasthe baalye kashtayutah sadaa | pashchaat saukhyam cha labhate nripaanugamane ratah || 31 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The lord of the 3rd standing in the 7th (saptama-sthe), in childhood he is beset with hardship always (baalye kashta-yutah sadaa); afterwards he obtains comfort (pashchaat saukhyam cha labhate), being given to attendance upon the king (nripa-anugamane ratah).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    तृतीयेश सप्तम भाव में स्थित हो (तृतीयेशे सप्तमस्थे), तो बाल्यावस्था में जातक सदा कष्टयुक्त रहता है (बाल्ये कष्टयुतः सदा); उसके पश्चात् वह सुख प्राप्त करता है, और राजा की सेवा में रत रहता है (पश्चात् सौख्यं च लभते नृपानुगमने रतः)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 31. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.158, printed page १२६/126. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p126-158.png (600dpi, 3421x5035) read twice over: once from the reduced full-line strips scratchpad/r-s1.png through scratchpad/r-s6.png, cut at 0.72x of the 600dpi render so as to sit close to the scan's true 241ppi resolution, and once from the word-level enlargements scratchpad/r-a25.png, scratchpad/r-avidya.png, scratchpad/r-b25.png, scratchpad/r-c26.png, scratchpad/r-num26.png, scratchpad/r-d27.png, scratchpad/r-e27.png, scratchpad/r-f28.png, scratchpad/r-g29.png, scratchpad/r-h30.png, scratchpad/r-i30.png, scratchpad/r-mat2.png, scratchpad/r-ctrl-lp.png, scratchpad/r-j31.png and scratchpad/r-k31.png. The pattern of hardship in childhood giving way to comfort afterwards repeats ref 25.21 almost word for word. Both lines were read at 1.8x in scratchpad/r-j31.png and scratchpad/r-k31.png. The scan carries the digitiser's provenance stamp -- "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- across the foot of this page, overlapping the last verse; it sits above the headline and obscures no glyph, and it is of course not part of the text. This is the last verse printed on this page; the tritiyesha has been carried only as far as the 7th house, so the chapter continues on printed page १२७/127 (PDF p.159) and no colophon appears here. Chapter 25 is laid out twelve verses to each house-lord. Verses 1-12 gave the lagnesha and 13-24 the dhanesha; verses 25 onward give the tritiyesha, the lord of the 3rd, again beginning at the 1st house and running through the twelve. The upper half of this page is taken up by the editor's Hindi gloss on verses 13-24, which closes "॥ १३-२४ ॥", and below it stands his own subheading "तृतीयेश फल--" introducing this run of verses. The subheading is the modern editor's, not part of the root text, and is cited here by name only. The editor's running Hindi gloss on this run of verses is not printed on this page: verse 31 is the last line on it, and the gloss in fact follows on printed page १२७/127 (PDF p.159), where it has now been read and closes "॥ २५-३६ ॥" -- i.e. it treats the tritiyesha's whole round of twelve, verses 25-36, in one paragraph. What stands on this page is his gloss on the PRECEDING run, verses 13-24, and it is the modern editor's own prose in either case -- used only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  32. 25.32 सत्यापित

    Verse 32

    संस्कृत

    तृतीयेशेऽष्टमस्थे तु जातः स्यात् स्तेनकर्मकृत् । सेवावृत्तिपरश्चान्ते नृपालान्मृत्युमादिशेत् ॥ ३२ ॥

    triteeyeshe.ashtamasthe tu jaatah syaat stenakarmakrit | sevaavrittiparashchaante nripaalaanmrityumaadishet || 32 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The lord of the 3rd being in the 8th (ashtamasthe), the one born would be a doer of thief's work (jaatah syaat stena-karma-krit); given over to a livelihood of service (sevaa-vritti-parah), and at the end (cha ante) one should declare death at the hands of the king (nripaalaat mrityum aadishet).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    तृतीयेश अष्टम भाव में हो (तृतीयेशेऽष्टमस्थे), तो जातक चोरी का कर्म करने वाला होता है (जातः स्यात् स्तेनकर्मकृत्); वह सेवावृत्ति में लगा रहता है और अन्त में राजा के द्वारा उसकी मृत्यु कहनी चाहिए (सेवावृत्तिपरश्चान्ते नृपालान्मृत्युमादिशेत्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 32. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.159, printed page १२७/127. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p127-159.png (600dpi, 3322x5035) read twice over: once from the reduced full-line strips scratchpad/t-s1.png through scratchpad/t-s7.png, cut at 0.72x of the 600dpi render so as to sit close to the scan's true 241ppi resolution, and once from the word-level enlargements scratchpad/u-v32b.png, scratchpad/u-v33b.png, scratchpad/u-v36a.png, scratchpad/u-v36b.png, scratchpad/u-sub.png, scratchpad/u-v37a1.png, scratchpad/u-v37a2.png, scratchpad/u-v37b1.png, scratchpad/u-v37b2.png and scratchpad/u-gloss35.png. "स्तेन" is the plain word for a thief, and the editor's gloss renders the verse exactly so: "अष्टमस्थ सहजेश हो तो जातक चोर होता है। सेवावृत्ति में लीन वह अन्त में राजा के द्वारा मृत्यु पाता है" -- note that the gloss calls the same planet सहजेश where the verse calls it तृतीयेश, the two being interchangeable names for the lord of the 3rd throughout this edition. The second line is set with a conspicuously wide gap between "परश्चान्ते" and "नृपालान्", wider than the ordinary word spacing on the page; it is a typesetting gap only and no character stands in it. The closing half was read at 1.4x in scratchpad/u-v32b.png. Chapter 25 is laid out twelve verses to each house-lord. Verses 1-12 gave the lagnesha, 13-24 the dhanesha and 25-36 the tritiyesha, each lord run through the twelve houses beginning at the 1st; the tritiyesha's round closes on this page at verse 36 and verse 37 opens the round of the fourth lord. The editor's running Hindi gloss on verses 25-36 occupies the middle of this page -- it begins immediately below verse 36 and closes "॥ २५-३६ ॥" -- and is followed by his own subheading for the next lord. It is the modern editor's own prose and is used here only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. The scan carries the digitiser's provenance stamp -- "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- across the foot of this page; it is of course not part of the text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  33. 25.33 सत्यापित

    Verse 33

    संस्कृत

    तृतीयेशे तु नवमे स्त्रीभिर्भाग्योदयो भवेत् । पितृसौख्योज्झितो जातः किन्तु पुत्रादिसौख्यभाक् ॥ ३३ ॥

    triteeyeshe tu navame streebhirbhaagyodayo bhavet | pitrisaukhyojjhito jaatah kintu putraadisaukhyabhaak || 33 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The lord of the 3rd being in the 9th (navame), the rise of fortune comes about through women (streebhih bhaagya-udayo bhavet); the one born is forsaken of the father's comfort (pitri-saukhya-ujjhito jaatah), but is a sharer in the comfort of sons and the rest (kintu putraadi-saukhya-bhaak).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    तृतीयेश नवम भाव में हो (तृतीयेशे तु नवमे), तो स्त्रियों के द्वारा भाग्योदय होता है (स्त्रीभिर्भाग्योदयो भवेत्); जातक पितृसौख्य से रहित होता है (पितृसौख्योज्झितो जातः), किन्तु उसे पुत्रादि का सुख प्राप्त होता है (किन्तु पुत्रादिसौख्यभाक्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 33. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.159, printed page १२७/127. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p127-159.png (600dpi, 3322x5035) read twice over: once from the reduced full-line strips scratchpad/t-s1.png through scratchpad/t-s7.png, cut at 0.72x of the 600dpi render so as to sit close to the scan's true 241ppi resolution, and once from the word-level enlargements scratchpad/u-v32b.png, scratchpad/u-v33b.png, scratchpad/u-v36a.png, scratchpad/u-v36b.png, scratchpad/u-sub.png, scratchpad/u-v37a1.png, scratchpad/u-v37a2.png, scratchpad/u-v37b1.png, scratchpad/u-v37b2.png and scratchpad/u-gloss35.png. "पितृसौख्योज्झितो" = पितृसौख्य + उज्झित in sandhi, "cast out from" the father's comfort; the ज्झ conjunct was read at 1.6x in scratchpad/u-v33b.png, where it is unmistakable. The editor's gloss agrees point for point: "तृतीयेश नवमस्थ हो तो स्त्रियों के द्वारा भाग्योदय कहना चाहिए। ऐसे जातक को पितृसौख्य नहीं होता किन्तु पुत्रादि सौख्यों से वह परिपूर्ण होता है". Chapter 25 is laid out twelve verses to each house-lord. Verses 1-12 gave the lagnesha, 13-24 the dhanesha and 25-36 the tritiyesha, each lord run through the twelve houses beginning at the 1st; the tritiyesha's round closes on this page at verse 36 and verse 37 opens the round of the fourth lord. The editor's running Hindi gloss on verses 25-36 occupies the middle of this page -- it begins immediately below verse 36 and closes "॥ २५-३६ ॥" -- and is followed by his own subheading for the next lord. It is the modern editor's own prose and is used here only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. The scan carries the digitiser's provenance stamp -- "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- across the foot of this page; it is of course not part of the text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  34. 25.34 सत्यापित

    Verse 34

    संस्कृत

    तृतीयेशे तु कर्मस्थे बाहूपार्जितवित्तवान् । दुष्टस्त्रीपोषणे सक्तो नानासौख्ययुतो नरः ॥ ३४ ॥

    triteeyeshe tu karmasthe baahoopaarjitavittavaan | dushtastreeposhane sakto naanaasaukhyayuto narah || 34 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The lord of the 3rd being in karma, the 10th (karmasthe), [the native is] possessed of wealth earned by his own arms (baahu-upaarjita-vittavaan); attached to the maintenance of a wicked woman (dushta-stree-poshane sakto), [yet] a man joined with comforts of many kinds (naanaa-saukhya-yuto narah).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    तृतीयेश कर्म (दशम) भाव में हो (तृतीयेशे तु कर्मस्थे), तो जातक अपने बाहुबल से अर्जित धन वाला होता है (बाहूपार्जितवित्तवान्); दुष्ट स्त्री के पोषण में आसक्त (दुष्टस्त्रीपोषणे सक्तो), फिर भी अनेक प्रकार के सुखों से युक्त मनुष्य होता है (नानासौख्ययुतो नरः)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 34. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.159, printed page १२७/127. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p127-159.png (600dpi, 3322x5035) read twice over: once from the reduced full-line strips scratchpad/t-s1.png through scratchpad/t-s7.png, cut at 0.72x of the 600dpi render so as to sit close to the scan's true 241ppi resolution, and once from the word-level enlargements scratchpad/u-v32b.png, scratchpad/u-v33b.png, scratchpad/u-v36a.png, scratchpad/u-v36b.png, scratchpad/u-sub.png, scratchpad/u-v37a1.png, scratchpad/u-v37a2.png, scratchpad/u-v37b1.png, scratchpad/u-v37b2.png and scratchpad/u-gloss35.png. "बाहूपार्जित" = बाहु + उपार्जित in sandhi, earned by the arms, i.e. by one's own strength; the editor renders it "अपने बाहुबल से धनोपार्जन करने वाला" and glosses the rest "अनेकविध सौख्यपूर्ण और दुष्ट स्त्री के पोषण में रत होता है". The next verse repeats the same idea with स्वभुज for बाहु. Chapter 25 is laid out twelve verses to each house-lord. Verses 1-12 gave the lagnesha, 13-24 the dhanesha and 25-36 the tritiyesha, each lord run through the twelve houses beginning at the 1st; the tritiyesha's round closes on this page at verse 36 and verse 37 opens the round of the fourth lord. The editor's running Hindi gloss on verses 25-36 occupies the middle of this page -- it begins immediately below verse 36 and closes "॥ २५-३६ ॥" -- and is followed by his own subheading for the next lord. It is the modern editor's own prose and is used here only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. The scan carries the digitiser's provenance stamp -- "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- across the foot of this page; it is of course not part of the text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  35. 25.35 सत्यापित

    Verse 35

    संस्कृत

    तृतीयेशे तु लाभस्थे स्वभुजार्जितवित्तवान् । मूर्खः कृशो महारोगी साहसी परसेवकः ॥ ३५ ॥

    triteeyeshe tu laabhasthe svabhujaarjitavittavaan | moorkhah krisho mahaarogee saahasee parasevakah || 35 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The lord of the 3rd being in laabha, the 11th (laabhasthe), [the native is] possessed of wealth earned by his own arm (sva-bhuja-arjita-vittavaan); a fool (moorkhah), lean (krisho), greatly diseased (mahaa-rogee), daring (saahasee), and the servant of another (para-sevakah).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    तृतीयेश लाभ (एकादश) भाव में हो (तृतीयेशे तु लाभस्थे), तो जातक अपनी भुजा से अर्जित धन वाला होता है (स्वभुजार्जितवित्तवान्); वह मूर्ख, कृश, महारोगी, साहसी तथा दूसरे का सेवक होता है (मूर्खः कृशो महारोगी साहसी परसेवकः)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 35. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.159, printed page १२७/127. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p127-159.png (600dpi, 3322x5035) read twice over: once from the reduced full-line strips scratchpad/t-s1.png through scratchpad/t-s7.png, cut at 0.72x of the 600dpi render so as to sit close to the scan's true 241ppi resolution, and once from the word-level enlargements scratchpad/u-v32b.png, scratchpad/u-v33b.png, scratchpad/u-v36a.png, scratchpad/u-v36b.png, scratchpad/u-sub.png, scratchpad/u-v37a1.png, scratchpad/u-v37a2.png, scratchpad/u-v37b1.png, scratchpad/u-v37b2.png and scratchpad/u-gloss35.png. DIVERGENCE BETWEEN THE ROOT AND THE EDITOR'S GLOSS: the root prints "लाभस्थे", the 11th house, which is where this verse falls in the chapter's fixed order (the 8th, 9th and 10th having been given in the three preceding verses and the 12th following in verse 36); but the editor's Hindi gloss on it opens "तृतीयेश लग्नस्थ हो तो जातक मूर्ख, दुर्बल, रोगी, साहसी, दूसरे का सेवक तथा अपने भुजबल से धनोपार्जन करने वाला होता है" -- लग्नस्थ, the ascendant. That is an editorial slip rather than a variant: the same paragraph has already glossed the lagna case at its head ("तृतीयेश लग्नस्थ हो तो जातक पुरुषार्थ करने वाला धनी, साहसी, बुद्धिमान् किन्तु अपढ होता है", answering verse 25), and every other epithet in his sentence matches this verse word for word. The gloss word was checked at 2x in scratchpad/u-gloss35.png and reads लग्नस्थ beyond doubt. The root is kept and translated exactly as printed and the editor's slip is recorded here rather than corrected into the text. Chapter 25 is laid out twelve verses to each house-lord. Verses 1-12 gave the lagnesha, 13-24 the dhanesha and 25-36 the tritiyesha, each lord run through the twelve houses beginning at the 1st; the tritiyesha's round closes on this page at verse 36 and verse 37 opens the round of the fourth lord. The editor's running Hindi gloss on verses 25-36 occupies the middle of this page -- it begins immediately below verse 36 and closes "॥ २५-३६ ॥" -- and is followed by his own subheading for the next lord. It is the modern editor's own prose and is used here only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. The scan carries the digitiser's provenance stamp -- "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- across the foot of this page; it is of course not part of the text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  36. 25.36 सत्यापित

    Verse 36

    संस्कृत

    तृतीयेशे व्ययस्थे तु व्ययकृद् दुष्कृतौ जनः । तत्पिता क्रूरचेताः स्यात् स्त्रीभिर्भाग्योदयो भवेत् ॥ ३६ ॥

    triteeyeshe vyayasthe tu vyayakrid dushkritau janah | tatpitaa kroorachetaah syaat streebhirbhaagyodayo bhavet || 36 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The lord of the 3rd being in vyaya, the 12th (vyayasthe), the man is one who spends upon evil deeds (vyaya-krid dushkritau janah); his father would be of cruel mind (tat-pitaa kroora-chetaah syaat), and the rise of fortune comes about through women (streebhih bhaagya-udayo bhavet).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    तृतीयेश व्यय (द्वादश) भाव में हो (तृतीयेशे व्ययस्थे तु), तो मनुष्य दुष्कर्म में धन व्यय करने वाला होता है (व्ययकृद् दुष्कृतौ जनः); उसका पिता क्रूर चित्त वाला होता है (तत्पिता क्रूरचेताः स्यात्) और स्त्रियों से उसका भाग्योदय होता है (स्त्रीभिर्भाग्योदयो भवेत्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 36. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.159, printed page १२७/127. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p127-159.png (600dpi, 3322x5035) read twice over: once from the reduced full-line strips scratchpad/t-s1.png through scratchpad/t-s7.png, cut at 0.72x of the 600dpi render so as to sit close to the scan's true 241ppi resolution, and once from the word-level enlargements scratchpad/u-v32b.png, scratchpad/u-v33b.png, scratchpad/u-v36a.png, scratchpad/u-v36b.png, scratchpad/u-sub.png, scratchpad/u-v37a1.png, scratchpad/u-v37a2.png, scratchpad/u-v37b1.png, scratchpad/u-v37b2.png and scratchpad/u-gloss35.png. The edition prints "दुष्कृतौ", checked at 1.5x in scratchpad/u-v36a.png where the ौ mātrā is unambiguous, although the sense the editor himself gives it -- "मनुष्य दुष्कर्म में खर्चा करने वाला होता है", spending IN evil deeds -- is a locative that would ordinarily be written दुष्कृते. The printed form is retained exactly as it stands and rendered in that locative sense, with the discrepancy disclosed here rather than silently normalised. The second line was read at 1.4x in scratchpad/u-v36b.png; its closing half "स्त्रीभिर्भाग्योदयो भवेत्" repeats the first line of verse 33 verbatim. The editor's gloss closes the whole run here: "तृतीयेश व्ययभावगत हो तो मनुष्य दुष्कर्म में खर्चा करने वाला होता है उसका पिता निष्ठुरस्वभाव वाला होता और स्त्रियों से उसका भाग्योदय होता है ॥ २५-३६ ॥". This verse completes the tritiyesha's round of twelve. Chapter 25 is laid out twelve verses to each house-lord. Verses 1-12 gave the lagnesha, 13-24 the dhanesha and 25-36 the tritiyesha, each lord run through the twelve houses beginning at the 1st; the tritiyesha's round closes on this page at verse 36 and verse 37 opens the round of the fourth lord. The editor's running Hindi gloss on verses 25-36 occupies the middle of this page -- it begins immediately below verse 36 and closes "॥ २५-३६ ॥" -- and is followed by his own subheading for the next lord. It is the modern editor's own prose and is used here only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. The scan carries the digitiser's provenance stamp -- "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- across the foot of this page; it is of course not part of the text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  37. 25.37 सत्यापित

    Verse 37

    संस्कृत

    तुर्येशे तनुभावस्थे जननीसौख्यसंयुतः । विद्यासद्गुणसम्पन्नो भूमिवाहनवान्नरः ॥ ३७ ॥

    turyeshe tanubhaavasthe jananeesaukhyasamyutah | vidyaasadgunasampanno bhoomivaahanavaannarah || 37 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The lord of turya, the 4th (turyeshe), standing in the tanu-bhaava, the 1st (tanu-bhaavasthe), [the native is] joined with the comfort of the mother (jananee-saukhya-samyutah); endowed with learning and good qualities (vidyaa-sad-guna-sampanno), a man possessed of land and conveyances (bhoomi-vaahanavaan narah).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    तुर्येश (चतुर्थेश) तनुभाव (लग्न) में स्थित हो (तुर्येशे तनुभावस्थे), तो जातक मातृसौख्य से युक्त होता है (जननीसौख्यसंयुतः); वह विद्या और सद्गुणों से सम्पन्न (विद्यासद्गुणसम्पन्नो), तथा भूमि और वाहन वाला मनुष्य होता है (भूमिवाहनवान्नरः)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 37. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.159, printed page १२७/127. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p127-159.png (600dpi, 3322x5035) read twice over: once from the reduced full-line strips scratchpad/t-s1.png through scratchpad/t-s7.png, cut at 0.72x of the 600dpi render so as to sit close to the scan's true 241ppi resolution, and once from the word-level enlargements scratchpad/u-v32b.png, scratchpad/u-v33b.png, scratchpad/u-v36a.png, scratchpad/u-v36b.png, scratchpad/u-sub.png, scratchpad/u-v37a1.png, scratchpad/u-v37a2.png, scratchpad/u-v37b1.png, scratchpad/u-v37b2.png and scratchpad/u-gloss35.png. This verse opens the round of the fourth lord, and above it stands the editor's own subheading "सुखेश फल--", read at 1.7x in scratchpad/u-sub.png; the subheading is the modern editor's, not part of the root text, and is cited here by name only. Note that he names the planet सुखेश, lord of सुख, while the verse itself names him तुर्येश, from तुर्य, "the fourth" -- the same तुर्य this text used for the 4th house at ref 25.4. "जननी" is the mother, the 4th house's own significator. The provenance stamp described above falls squarely across the second line of this verse, overlapping the headline and the upper mātrās of "विद्यासद्गुणसम्पन्नो भूमिवाहनवान्नरः"; both halves were therefore enlarged separately, at 1.4x in scratchpad/u-v37b1.png and scratchpad/u-v37b2.png, and every akshara below the stamp is legible, with the first line clean in scratchpad/u-v37a1.png and scratchpad/u-v37a2.png. This is the last verse printed on this page; the editor's gloss on this new run has not yet been printed and follows on printed page १२८/128 (PDF p.160), where the chapter continues, so no colophon appears here. That gloss has since been read: it opens "सुखेश लग्नस्थ हो तो मनुष्य मातृसौख्य विद्या सद् गुण, भूमि, वाहन, सभी से परिपूर्ण होता है", which corroborates this verse point for point, and it names the planet सुखेश where the verse names him तुर्येश. Chapter 25 is laid out twelve verses to each house-lord. Verses 1-12 gave the lagnesha, 13-24 the dhanesha and 25-36 the tritiyesha, each lord run through the twelve houses beginning at the 1st; the tritiyesha's round closes on this page at verse 36 and verse 37 opens the round of the fourth lord. The scan carries the digitiser's provenance stamp -- "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- across the foot of this page; it is of course not part of the text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  38. 25.38 सत्यापित

    Verse 38

    संस्कृत

    तुर्येशे तु द्वितीयस्थे नानासम्पत्समन्वितः । कुटुम्बी साहसी मानी भोगी च कुहकान्वितः ॥ ३८ ॥

    turyeshe tu dviteeyasthe naanaasampatsamanvitah | kutumbee saahasee maanee bhogee cha kuhakaanvitah || 38 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The lord of the 4th being in the 2nd (dviteeyasthe), [the native is] furnished with wealth of every kind (naanaa-sampat-samanvitah); a man of a large household (kutumbee), daring (saahasee), self-regarding (maanee), given to enjoyment (bhogee), and joined with trickery besides (cha kuhaka-anvitah).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    तुर्येश (चतुर्थेश) द्वितीय भाव में हो (तुर्येशे तु द्वितीयस्थे), तो जातक अनेक प्रकार की सम्पत्ति से युक्त होता है (नानासम्पत्समन्वितः); वह कुटुम्बी, साहसी, मानी, भोगी तथा कपट से युक्त होता है (कुटुम्बी साहसी मानी भोगी च कुहकान्वितः)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 38. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.160, printed page १२८/128. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p128-160.png (600dpi, 3302x4960) read twice over: once from the reduced full-line strips scratchpad/v-s1.png through scratchpad/v-s8.png, cut at 0.72x of the 600dpi render so as to sit close to the scan's true 241ppi resolution, and once from the word-level enlargements scratchpad/w-a38.png, scratchpad/w-b40.png, scratchpad/w-c42.png, scratchpad/w-d44.png, scratchpad/w-e46.png, scratchpad/w-f48.png, scratchpad/w-g46.png, scratchpad/w-h43.png and scratchpad/w-cluster48.png. "कुहक" is trickery or sleight, and the editor's gloss renders it मायावी: "सुखेश धनस्थानगत हो तो मनुष्य सर्वविध सम्पत्ति से युक्त, साहसी, मानी, अनेक परिवार वाला, मायावी तथा विलास-शील होता है" -- अनेक परिवार वाला answering कुटुम्बी and विलासशील answering भोगी. The closing word was read at 1.5x in scratchpad/w-a38.png. This run names the fourth lord तुर्येश, from तुर्य, "the fourth" -- the same word this text used for the 4th house at refs 25.4 and 25.40 -- in every verse but one: ref 25.46 alone calls him सुखेश, lord of सुख, which is the name the editor himself uses throughout his subheading and gloss. Each is kept exactly as printed. Chapter 25 is laid out twelve verses to each house-lord, each lord run through the twelve houses beginning at the 1st. Verses 1-12 gave the lagnesha, 13-24 the dhanesha and 25-36 the tritiyesha; verses 37-48 give the fourth lord, whose round opened at ref 25.37 on printed page १२७/127 with the 1st house and closes on this page at verse 48 with the 12th. The editor's running Hindi gloss on this run begins in the lower third of this page, immediately below verse 48, and does not finish on it: what is printed here reaches only as far as verse 41 and breaks off mid-sentence, so the remainder follows at the head of printed page १२९/129 (PDF p.161), where it closes "॥ ३७-४८ ॥" and thus treats the fourth lord's whole round in one paragraph. That continuation has since been read, and each verse below records what it says. It is the modern editor's own prose and is used here only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. The scan carries the digitiser's provenance stamp -- "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- across the foot of this page, where it falls across the editor's gloss and touches no verse; it is of course not part of the text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  39. 25.39 सत्यापित

    Verse 39

    संस्कृत

    तुर्येशे सहजस्थे तु स्वभुजार्जितवित्तवान् । उदारो गुणवान् दाता दासयुक्तः पराक्रमी ॥ ३९ ॥

    turyeshe sahajasthe tu svabhujaarjitavittavaan | udaaro gunavaan daataa daasayuktah paraakramee || 39 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The lord of the 4th being in sahaja, the 3rd (sahajasthe), [the native is] possessed of wealth earned by his own arm (sva-bhuja-arjita-vittavaan); generous (udaaro), endowed with virtue (gunavaan), a giver (daataa), attended by servants (daasa-yuktah), and valorous (paraakramee).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    तुर्येश सहज (तृतीय) भाव में हो (तुर्येशे सहजस्थे तु), तो जातक अपनी भुजा से अर्जित धन वाला होता है (स्वभुजार्जितवित्तवान्); वह उदार, गुणवान्, दाता, सेवकों से युक्त तथा पराक्रमी होता है (उदारो गुणवान् दाता दासयुक्तः पराक्रमी)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 39. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.160, printed page १२८/128. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p128-160.png (600dpi, 3302x4960) read twice over: once from the reduced full-line strips scratchpad/v-s1.png through scratchpad/v-s8.png, cut at 0.72x of the 600dpi render so as to sit close to the scan's true 241ppi resolution, and once from the word-level enlargements scratchpad/w-a38.png, scratchpad/w-b40.png, scratchpad/w-c42.png, scratchpad/w-d44.png, scratchpad/w-e46.png, scratchpad/w-f48.png, scratchpad/w-g46.png, scratchpad/w-h43.png and scratchpad/w-cluster48.png. "स्वभुजार्जितवित्तवान्" is the same compound the text used of the tritiyesha in the 11th at ref 25.35 and repeats again at ref 25.41. The editor's gloss agrees term for term and renders दासयुक्तः as भृत्यों से युक्त: "सुखेश तृतीयभावस्थ हों तो मनुष्य उदार, गुणी, दान देने वाला, पराक्रमी, भृत्यों से युक्त, और अपनी भुजाओं के बल से धनोपार्जन करने वाला होता है". This run names the fourth lord तुर्येश, from तुर्य, "the fourth" -- the same word this text used for the 4th house at refs 25.4 and 25.40 -- in every verse but one: ref 25.46 alone calls him सुखेश, lord of सुख, which is the name the editor himself uses throughout his subheading and gloss. Each is kept exactly as printed. Chapter 25 is laid out twelve verses to each house-lord, each lord run through the twelve houses beginning at the 1st. Verses 1-12 gave the lagnesha, 13-24 the dhanesha and 25-36 the tritiyesha; verses 37-48 give the fourth lord, whose round opened at ref 25.37 on printed page १२७/127 with the 1st house and closes on this page at verse 48 with the 12th. The editor's running Hindi gloss on this run begins in the lower third of this page, immediately below verse 48, and does not finish on it: what is printed here reaches only as far as verse 41 and breaks off mid-sentence, so the remainder follows at the head of printed page १२९/129 (PDF p.161), where it closes "॥ ३७-४८ ॥" and thus treats the fourth lord's whole round in one paragraph. That continuation has since been read, and each verse below records what it says. It is the modern editor's own prose and is used here only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. The scan carries the digitiser's provenance stamp -- "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- across the foot of this page, where it falls across the editor's gloss and touches no verse; it is of course not part of the text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  40. 25.40 सत्यापित

    Verse 40

    संस्कृत

    तुर्येशे तु तुरीयस्थे मन्त्री सर्वधनाधिपः । चतुरः शीलवान् मानी सुविज्ञः स्त्रीप्रियः सुखी ॥ ४० ॥

    turyeshe tu tureeyasthe mantree sarvadhanaadhipah | chaturah sheelavaan maanee suvijnah streepriyah sukhee || 40 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The lord of the 4th being in turiya, the 4th itself (tureeyasthe), [the native is] a minister (mantree) and lord of all wealth (sarva-dhana-adhipah); clever (chaturah), well-conducted (sheelavaan), self-regarding (maanee), well-discerning (su-vijnah), dear to women (stree-priyah), and happy (sukhee).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    तुर्येश तुरीय (चतुर्थ) भाव में ही हो (तुर्येशे तु तुरीयस्थे), तो जातक मन्त्री तथा समस्त धन का अधिपति होता है (मन्त्री सर्वधनाधिपः); वह चतुर, शीलवान्, मानी, सुविज्ञ, स्त्रियों का प्रिय तथा सुखी होता है (चतुरः शीलवान् मानी सुविज्ञः स्त्रीप्रियः सुखी)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 40. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.160, printed page १२८/128. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p128-160.png (600dpi, 3302x4960) read twice over: once from the reduced full-line strips scratchpad/v-s1.png through scratchpad/v-s8.png, cut at 0.72x of the 600dpi render so as to sit close to the scan's true 241ppi resolution, and once from the word-level enlargements scratchpad/w-a38.png, scratchpad/w-b40.png, scratchpad/w-c42.png, scratchpad/w-d44.png, scratchpad/w-e46.png, scratchpad/w-f48.png, scratchpad/w-g46.png, scratchpad/w-h43.png and scratchpad/w-cluster48.png. This is the lord in his own house, and the verse states it with both names at once -- तुर्येशे तु तुरीयस्थे, तुर्य and तुरीय being the same word for "the fourth". "सुविज्ञः" was checked at 2.2x in scratchpad/w-b40.png, where the base under the i-mātrā is व and not भ, and the editor's gloss settles it independently by using the identical word in Hindi: "मनुष्य सर्वसम्पत्तियुक्त, मन्त्री सुशील, चतुर सर्वथा सुखी सुविज्ञ, मानी, तथा स्त्री से अधिक प्रेम करने वाला होता है". This run names the fourth lord तुर्येश, from तुर्य, "the fourth" -- the same word this text used for the 4th house at refs 25.4 and 25.40 -- in every verse but one: ref 25.46 alone calls him सुखेश, lord of सुख, which is the name the editor himself uses throughout his subheading and gloss. Each is kept exactly as printed. Chapter 25 is laid out twelve verses to each house-lord, each lord run through the twelve houses beginning at the 1st. Verses 1-12 gave the lagnesha, 13-24 the dhanesha and 25-36 the tritiyesha; verses 37-48 give the fourth lord, whose round opened at ref 25.37 on printed page १२७/127 with the 1st house and closes on this page at verse 48 with the 12th. The editor's running Hindi gloss on this run begins in the lower third of this page, immediately below verse 48, and does not finish on it: what is printed here reaches only as far as verse 41 and breaks off mid-sentence, so the remainder follows at the head of printed page १२९/129 (PDF p.161), where it closes "॥ ३७-४८ ॥" and thus treats the fourth lord's whole round in one paragraph. That continuation has since been read, and each verse below records what it says. It is the modern editor's own prose and is used here only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. The scan carries the digitiser's provenance stamp -- "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- across the foot of this page, where it falls across the editor's gloss and touches no verse; it is of course not part of the text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  41. 25.41 सत्यापित

    Verse 41

    संस्कृत

    तुर्येशे सुतभावस्थे सुखी सर्वजनप्रियः । विष्णुभक्तिरतो मानी स्वभुजार्जितवित्तवान् ॥ ४१ ॥

    turyeshe sutabhaavasthe sukhee sarvajanapriyah | vishnubhaktirato maanee svabhujaarjitavittavaan || 41 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The lord of the 4th being in the house of sons, the 5th (suta-bhaavasthe), [the native is] happy (sukhee) and dear to all people (sarva-jana-priyah); delighting in devotion to Vishnu (vishnu-bhakti-rato), self-regarding (maanee), and possessed of wealth earned by his own arm (sva-bhuja-arjita-vittavaan).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    तुर्येश पुत्र (पञ्चम) भाव में हो (तुर्येशे सुतभावस्थे), तो जातक सुखी तथा सर्वजनप्रिय होता है (सुखी सर्वजनप्रियः); वह विष्णुभक्ति में रत, मानी तथा अपनी भुजा से अर्जित धन वाला होता है (विष्णुभक्तिरतो मानी स्वभुजार्जितवित्तवान्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 41. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.160, printed page १२८/128. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p128-160.png (600dpi, 3302x4960) read twice over: once from the reduced full-line strips scratchpad/v-s1.png through scratchpad/v-s8.png, cut at 0.72x of the 600dpi render so as to sit close to the scan's true 241ppi resolution, and once from the word-level enlargements scratchpad/w-a38.png, scratchpad/w-b40.png, scratchpad/w-c42.png, scratchpad/w-d44.png, scratchpad/w-e46.png, scratchpad/w-f48.png, scratchpad/w-g46.png, scratchpad/w-h43.png and scratchpad/w-cluster48.png. The editor glosses विष्णुभक्तिरत with the general word ईश्वरभक्त rather than naming the deity: "पञ्चम भावस्थ सुखेश हों तो जातक सुखी तथा सर्वजनप्रिय होता है। वह ईश्वरभक्त तथा अपने भुजबल से..." -- and it is at this point, mid-sentence, that his gloss runs off the foot of the page. The root names विष्णु outright, here and again at ref 25.45. This run names the fourth lord तुर्येश, from तुर्य, "the fourth" -- the same word this text used for the 4th house at refs 25.4 and 25.40 -- in every verse but one: ref 25.46 alone calls him सुखेश, lord of सुख, which is the name the editor himself uses throughout his subheading and gloss. Each is kept exactly as printed. Chapter 25 is laid out twelve verses to each house-lord, each lord run through the twelve houses beginning at the 1st. Verses 1-12 gave the lagnesha, 13-24 the dhanesha and 25-36 the tritiyesha; verses 37-48 give the fourth lord, whose round opened at ref 25.37 on printed page १२७/127 with the 1st house and closes on this page at verse 48 with the 12th. The editor's running Hindi gloss on this run begins in the lower third of this page, immediately below verse 48, and does not finish on it: what is printed here reaches only as far as verse 41 and breaks off mid-sentence, so the remainder follows at the head of printed page १२९/129 (PDF p.161), where it closes "॥ ३७-४८ ॥" and thus treats the fourth lord's whole round in one paragraph. That continuation has since been read, and each verse below records what it says. It is the modern editor's own prose and is used here only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. The scan carries the digitiser's provenance stamp -- "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- across the foot of this page, where it falls across the editor's gloss and touches no verse; it is of course not part of the text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  42. 25.42 सत्यापित

    Verse 42

    संस्कृत

    तुर्येशे शत्रुभावस्थे हतमातृसुखो भवेत् । मनस्वी व्यभिचारी च चौरः क्रोधी दुरात्मवान् ॥ ४२ ॥

    turyeshe shatrubhaavasthe hatamaatrisukho bhavet | manasvee vyabhichaaree cha chaurah krodhee duraatmavaan || 42 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The lord of the 4th being in the house of enemies, the 6th (shatru-bhaavasthe), the comfort of the mother would be destroyed (hata-maatri-sukho bhavet); [the native is] high-spirited (manasvee), an adulterer (vyabhichaaree), a thief (chaurah), wrathful (krodhee), and of evil soul (duraatmavaan).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    तुर्येश शत्रु (षष्ठ) भाव में हो (तुर्येशे शत्रुभावस्थे), तो मातृसौख्य नष्ट हो जाता है (हतमातृसुखो भवेत्); जातक मनस्वी, व्यभिचारी, चोर, क्रोधी तथा दुरात्मा होता है (मनस्वी व्यभिचारी च चौरः क्रोधी दुरात्मवान्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 42. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.160, printed page १२८/128. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p128-160.png (600dpi, 3302x4960) read twice over: once from the reduced full-line strips scratchpad/v-s1.png through scratchpad/v-s8.png, cut at 0.72x of the 600dpi render so as to sit close to the scan's true 241ppi resolution, and once from the word-level enlargements scratchpad/w-a38.png, scratchpad/w-b40.png, scratchpad/w-c42.png, scratchpad/w-d44.png, scratchpad/w-e46.png, scratchpad/w-f48.png, scratchpad/w-g46.png, scratchpad/w-h43.png and scratchpad/w-cluster48.png. The edition prints "दुरात्मवान्", checked at 2.3x in scratchpad/w-c42.png where every akshara is clean, in place of the ordinary दुरात्मा; the -वान् suffix piled on a stem that already ends in -आत्मन् is unusual but is what stands on the page, and it is kept and rendered as printed rather than normalised. The editor's gloss, since read on printed page १२९/129, corroborates the verse and renders this very word as the ordinary दुरात्मा: "सुखेश षष्ठभावस्थ हो तो मातृसुखविहीन, क्रोधी, व्यभिचारी, दुरात्मा तथा मनस्वी होता है". He passes over चौरः without rendering it. This run names the fourth lord तुर्येश, from तुर्य, "the fourth" -- the same word this text used for the 4th house at refs 25.4 and 25.40 -- in every verse but one: ref 25.46 alone calls him सुखेश, lord of सुख, which is the name the editor himself uses throughout his subheading and gloss. Each is kept exactly as printed. Chapter 25 is laid out twelve verses to each house-lord, each lord run through the twelve houses beginning at the 1st. Verses 1-12 gave the lagnesha, 13-24 the dhanesha and 25-36 the tritiyesha; verses 37-48 give the fourth lord, whose round opened at ref 25.37 on printed page १२७/127 with the 1st house and closes on this page at verse 48 with the 12th. The editor's running Hindi gloss on this run begins in the lower third of this page, immediately below verse 48, and does not finish on it: what is printed here reaches only as far as verse 41 and breaks off mid-sentence, so the remainder follows at the head of printed page १२९/129 (PDF p.161), where it closes "॥ ३७-४८ ॥" and thus treats the fourth lord's whole round in one paragraph. That continuation has since been read, and each verse below records what it says. It is the modern editor's own prose and is used here only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. The scan carries the digitiser's provenance stamp -- "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- across the foot of this page, where it falls across the editor's gloss and touches no verse; it is of course not part of the text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  43. 25.43 सत्यापित

    Verse 43

    संस्कृत

    तुर्येशे सप्तमगते बहुविद्यासमन्वितः । पित्रार्जितधनत्यागी सभायां मूकवद् भवेत् ॥ ४३ ॥

    turyeshe saptamagate bahuvidyaasamanvitah | pitraarjitadhanatyaagee sabhaayaam mookavad bhavet || 43 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The lord of the 4th having gone to the 7th (saptamagate), [the native is] furnished with much learning (bahu-vidyaa-samanvitah); [yet] one who lets go the wealth his father earned (pitraa-arjita-dhana-tyaagee), and in an assembly he would be as one dumb (sabhaayaam mookavad bhavet).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    तुर्येश सप्तम भाव में गया हो (तुर्येशे सप्तमगते), तो जातक बहुत विद्याओं से युक्त होता है (बहुविद्यासमन्वितः); किन्तु वह पिता के कमाये धन का त्याग करने वाला होता है और सभा में मूक के समान रह जाता है (पित्रार्जितधनत्यागी सभायां मूकवद् भवेत्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 43. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.160, printed page १२८/128. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p128-160.png (600dpi, 3302x4960) read twice over: once from the reduced full-line strips scratchpad/v-s1.png through scratchpad/v-s8.png, cut at 0.72x of the 600dpi render so as to sit close to the scan's true 241ppi resolution, and once from the word-level enlargements scratchpad/w-a38.png, scratchpad/w-b40.png, scratchpad/w-c42.png, scratchpad/w-d44.png, scratchpad/w-e46.png, scratchpad/w-f48.png, scratchpad/w-g46.png, scratchpad/w-h43.png and scratchpad/w-cluster48.png. "पित्रार्जित" = पित्रा + अर्जित in sandhi, the instrumental of पितृ, "earned BY the father"; the compound was read at 1.2x in scratchpad/w-h43.png. The contrast the verse draws is deliberate -- much learning, and yet dumb in company. The editor's gloss, since read on printed page १२९/129, runs "सप्तमभावगत सुखेश हो तो जातक अनेक विद्याओं के वेत्ता, पैत्रिकसम्पत्ति को छोड़ने वाला सभाजड़ होता है" -- सभाजड़, dull in the assembly, for the root's सभायां मूकवद्, and पैत्रिकसम्पत्ति for पित्रार्जितधन. This run names the fourth lord तुर्येश, from तुर्य, "the fourth" -- the same word this text used for the 4th house at refs 25.4 and 25.40 -- in every verse but one: ref 25.46 alone calls him सुखेश, lord of सुख, which is the name the editor himself uses throughout his subheading and gloss. Each is kept exactly as printed. Chapter 25 is laid out twelve verses to each house-lord, each lord run through the twelve houses beginning at the 1st. Verses 1-12 gave the lagnesha, 13-24 the dhanesha and 25-36 the tritiyesha; verses 37-48 give the fourth lord, whose round opened at ref 25.37 on printed page १२७/127 with the 1st house and closes on this page at verse 48 with the 12th. The editor's running Hindi gloss on this run begins in the lower third of this page, immediately below verse 48, and does not finish on it: what is printed here reaches only as far as verse 41 and breaks off mid-sentence, so the remainder follows at the head of printed page १२९/129 (PDF p.161), where it closes "॥ ३७-४८ ॥" and thus treats the fourth lord's whole round in one paragraph. That continuation has since been read, and each verse below records what it says. It is the modern editor's own prose and is used here only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. The scan carries the digitiser's provenance stamp -- "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- across the foot of this page, where it falls across the editor's gloss and touches no verse; it is of course not part of the text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  44. 25.44 सत्यापित

    Verse 44

    संस्कृत

    तुर्येशेऽष्टमगे जातो गेहादिसुखवञ्चितः । मातापित्रोः सुखं स्वल्पं क्लीबो वा जारजो भवेत् ॥४४॥

    turyeshe.ashtamage jaato gehaadisukhavanchitah | maataapitroh sukham svalpam kleebo vaa jaarajo bhavet ||44||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The lord of the 4th being in the 8th (ashtamage), the one born is cheated of the comfort of house and the like (geha-aadi-sukha-vanchitah); the comfort of mother and father is scant (maataa-pitroh sukham svalpam), and he would be impotent, or else born of an adulterous union (kleebo vaa jaarajo bhavet).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    तुर्येश अष्टम भाव में हो (तुर्येशेऽष्टमगे), तो जातक गृह आदि के सुख से वञ्चित रहता है (गेहादिसुखवञ्चितः); माता-पिता का सुख अल्प होता है (मातापित्रोः सुखं स्वल्पं), और वह क्लीब अथवा जारज होता है (क्लीबो वा जारजो भवेत्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 44. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.160, printed page १२८/128. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p128-160.png (600dpi, 3302x4960) read twice over: once from the reduced full-line strips scratchpad/v-s1.png through scratchpad/v-s8.png, cut at 0.72x of the 600dpi render so as to sit close to the scan's true 241ppi resolution, and once from the word-level enlargements scratchpad/w-a38.png, scratchpad/w-b40.png, scratchpad/w-c42.png, scratchpad/w-d44.png, scratchpad/w-e46.png, scratchpad/w-f48.png, scratchpad/w-g46.png, scratchpad/w-h43.png and scratchpad/w-cluster48.png. The verse numeral is printed "॥४४॥", tight against the daṇḍas with no spaces, where every other verse on this page sets "॥ ४३ ॥" with spaces on both sides; the same tight setting was recorded at ref 25.26 and is retained here as printed. The closing half was read at 1.3x in scratchpad/w-d44.png. The editor's gloss, since read on printed page १२९/129, runs "सुखेश अष्टमस्थ हो तो जातक गृहादिसुखहीन, नपुंसक या जार से उत्पन्न होता है--ऐसे जातक को माता पिता का भी सुख स्वल्प होता है" -- नपुंसक for क्लीब and जार से उत्पन्न for जारज, term for term. This run names the fourth lord तुर्येश, from तुर्य, "the fourth" -- the same word this text used for the 4th house at refs 25.4 and 25.40 -- in every verse but one: ref 25.46 alone calls him सुखेश, lord of सुख, which is the name the editor himself uses throughout his subheading and gloss. Each is kept exactly as printed. Chapter 25 is laid out twelve verses to each house-lord, each lord run through the twelve houses beginning at the 1st. Verses 1-12 gave the lagnesha, 13-24 the dhanesha and 25-36 the tritiyesha; verses 37-48 give the fourth lord, whose round opened at ref 25.37 on printed page १२७/127 with the 1st house and closes on this page at verse 48 with the 12th. The editor's running Hindi gloss on this run begins in the lower third of this page, immediately below verse 48, and does not finish on it: what is printed here reaches only as far as verse 41 and breaks off mid-sentence, so the remainder follows at the head of printed page १२९/129 (PDF p.161), where it closes "॥ ३७-४८ ॥" and thus treats the fourth lord's whole round in one paragraph. That continuation has since been read, and each verse below records what it says. It is the modern editor's own prose and is used here only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. The scan carries the digitiser's provenance stamp -- "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- across the foot of this page, where it falls across the editor's gloss and touches no verse; it is of course not part of the text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  45. 25.45 सत्यापित

    Verse 45

    संस्कृत

    तुर्येशे भाग्यगे लोकप्रियोऽनेकसुखान्वितः । मानी गुणान्वितो विष्णुभक्तियुक्तो भवेन्नरः ॥ ४५ ॥

    turyeshe bhaagyage lokapriyo.anekasukhaanvitah | maanee gunaanvito vishnubhaktiyukto bhavennarah || 45 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The lord of the 4th being in bhaagya, the 9th (bhaagyage), [the native is] dear to the world (loka-priyo) and furnished with many comforts (aneka-sukha-anvitah); the man would be self-regarding (maanee), endowed with virtues (guna-anvito), and joined with devotion to Vishnu (vishnu-bhakti-yukto bhavet narah).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    तुर्येश भाग्य (नवम) भाव में हो (तुर्येशे भाग्यगे), तो जातक लोकप्रिय तथा अनेक सुखों से युक्त होता है (लोकप्रियोऽनेकसुखान्वितः); वह मानी, गुणों से युक्त तथा विष्णुभक्ति से युक्त मनुष्य होता है (मानी गुणान्वितो विष्णुभक्तियुक्तो भवेन्नरः)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 45. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.160, printed page १२८/128. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p128-160.png (600dpi, 3302x4960) read twice over: once from the reduced full-line strips scratchpad/v-s1.png through scratchpad/v-s8.png, cut at 0.72x of the 600dpi render so as to sit close to the scan's true 241ppi resolution, and once from the word-level enlargements scratchpad/w-a38.png, scratchpad/w-b40.png, scratchpad/w-c42.png, scratchpad/w-d44.png, scratchpad/w-e46.png, scratchpad/w-f48.png, scratchpad/w-g46.png, scratchpad/w-h43.png and scratchpad/w-cluster48.png. The first line runs a syllable long against the strict anushtubh count, which is common enough in this text and is left as printed. विष्णुभक्ति recurs from ref 25.41. The editor's gloss, since read on printed page १२९/129, runs "सुखेश यदि भाग्यस्थानगत हो तो मनुष्य जनप्रिय, अनेकसौख्यपूर्ण, मानी, गुणी तथा विष्णुभक्त होता है", corroborating every term and naming विष्णु as the root does. This run names the fourth lord तुर्येश, from तुर्य, "the fourth" -- the same word this text used for the 4th house at refs 25.4 and 25.40 -- in every verse but one: ref 25.46 alone calls him सुखेश, lord of सुख, which is the name the editor himself uses throughout his subheading and gloss. Each is kept exactly as printed. Chapter 25 is laid out twelve verses to each house-lord, each lord run through the twelve houses beginning at the 1st. Verses 1-12 gave the lagnesha, 13-24 the dhanesha and 25-36 the tritiyesha; verses 37-48 give the fourth lord, whose round opened at ref 25.37 on printed page १२७/127 with the 1st house and closes on this page at verse 48 with the 12th. The editor's running Hindi gloss on this run begins in the lower third of this page, immediately below verse 48, and does not finish on it: what is printed here reaches only as far as verse 41 and breaks off mid-sentence, so the remainder follows at the head of printed page १२९/129 (PDF p.161), where it closes "॥ ३७-४८ ॥" and thus treats the fourth lord's whole round in one paragraph. That continuation has since been read, and each verse below records what it says. It is the modern editor's own prose and is used here only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. The scan carries the digitiser's provenance stamp -- "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- across the foot of this page, where it falls across the editor's gloss and touches no verse; it is of course not part of the text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  46. 25.46 सत्यापित

    Verse 46

    संस्कृत

    सुखेशे कर्मगेहस्थे राजमान्यो भवेन्नरः । रसायनी महाहृष्टो यतात्मा सुखसंयुतः ॥ ४६ ॥

    sukheshe karmagehasthe raajamaanyo bhavennarah | rasaayanee mahaahrishto yataatmaa sukhasamyutah || 46 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The lord of sukha, the 4th (sukheshe), being in the house of work, the 10th (karma-gehasthe), the man would be honoured by the king (raaja-maanyo bhavet narah); versed in elixirs (rasaayanee), greatly glad (mahaa-hrishto), self-restrained (yata-aatmaa), and joined with comfort (sukha-samyutah).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    सुखेश (चतुर्थेश) कर्म (दशम) भाव में हो (सुखेशे कर्मगेहस्थे), तो मनुष्य राजा से सम्मानित होता है (राजमान्यो भवेन्नरः); वह रसायनी, अत्यन्त हृष्ट, यतात्मा तथा सुख से युक्त होता है (रसायनी महाहृष्टो यतात्मा सुखसंयुतः)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 46. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.160, printed page १२८/128. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p128-160.png (600dpi, 3302x4960) read twice over: once from the reduced full-line strips scratchpad/v-s1.png through scratchpad/v-s8.png, cut at 0.72x of the 600dpi render so as to sit close to the scan's true 241ppi resolution, and once from the word-level enlargements scratchpad/w-a38.png, scratchpad/w-b40.png, scratchpad/w-c42.png, scratchpad/w-d44.png, scratchpad/w-e46.png, scratchpad/w-f48.png, scratchpad/w-g46.png, scratchpad/w-h43.png and scratchpad/w-cluster48.png. This is the one verse of the run that names the fourth lord सुखेश instead of तुर्येश; the word was read at 2.1x in scratchpad/w-g46.png and is unmistakable. "रसायनी", read at 1.6x in scratchpad/w-e46.png, is the -इन् stem रसायनिन्, one versed in रसायन, the alchemy of elixirs and rejuvenation; it is a standard epithet in this literature and is not the feminine. The editor's gloss, since read on printed page १२९/129, runs "दशमस्थ सुखेश हो तो जातक राजपूज्य, परम हृष्ट, सुखी, जितेन्द्रिय तथा रसायनों का जानकार होता है". "रसायनों का जानकार" settles रसायनी independently of any glyph evidence, and जितेन्द्रिय renders यतात्मा. This run names the fourth lord तुर्येश, from तुर्य, "the fourth" -- the same word this text used for the 4th house at refs 25.4 and 25.40 -- in every verse but one: ref 25.46 alone calls him सुखेश, lord of सुख, which is the name the editor himself uses throughout his subheading and gloss. Each is kept exactly as printed. Chapter 25 is laid out twelve verses to each house-lord, each lord run through the twelve houses beginning at the 1st. Verses 1-12 gave the lagnesha, 13-24 the dhanesha and 25-36 the tritiyesha; verses 37-48 give the fourth lord, whose round opened at ref 25.37 on printed page १२७/127 with the 1st house and closes on this page at verse 48 with the 12th. The editor's running Hindi gloss on this run begins in the lower third of this page, immediately below verse 48, and does not finish on it: what is printed here reaches only as far as verse 41 and breaks off mid-sentence, so the remainder follows at the head of printed page १२९/129 (PDF p.161), where it closes "॥ ३७-४८ ॥" and thus treats the fourth lord's whole round in one paragraph. That continuation has since been read, and each verse below records what it says. It is the modern editor's own prose and is used here only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. The scan carries the digitiser's provenance stamp -- "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- across the foot of this page, where it falls across the editor's gloss and touches no verse; it is of course not part of the text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  47. 25.47 सत्यापित

    Verse 47

    संस्कृत

    तुर्येशे लाभभावस्थे सदैवान्योपकारकः । उदारो गुणवान् दाता नित्यरोगी जनो भवेत् ॥ ४७ ॥

    turyeshe laabhabhaavasthe sadaivaanyopakaarakah | udaaro gunavaan daataa nityarogee jano bhavet || 47 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The lord of the 4th being in the house of gain, the 11th (laabha-bhaavasthe), [the native is] ever a doer of good to others (sadaa eva anya-upakaarakah); generous (udaaro), endowed with virtue (gunavaan), a giver (daataa) -- yet a man perpetually diseased (nitya-rogee jano bhavet).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    तुर्येश लाभ (एकादश) भाव में हो (तुर्येशे लाभभावस्थे), तो जातक सदा दूसरों का उपकार करने वाला होता है (सदैवान्योपकारकः); वह उदार, गुणवान् तथा दाता होता है, किन्तु नित्य रोगी रहता है (उदारो गुणवान् दाता नित्यरोगी जनो भवेत्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 47. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.160, printed page १२८/128. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p128-160.png (600dpi, 3302x4960) read twice over: once from the reduced full-line strips scratchpad/v-s1.png through scratchpad/v-s8.png, cut at 0.72x of the 600dpi render so as to sit close to the scan's true 241ppi resolution, and once from the word-level enlargements scratchpad/w-a38.png, scratchpad/w-b40.png, scratchpad/w-c42.png, scratchpad/w-d44.png, scratchpad/w-e46.png, scratchpad/w-f48.png, scratchpad/w-g46.png, scratchpad/w-h43.png and scratchpad/w-cluster48.png. "सदैवान्योपकारकः" = सदा + एव + अन्य + उपकारकः, run together in sandhi. The second line repeats the first three epithets of ref 25.39 verbatim and then turns them on their head with नित्यरोगी. The editor's gloss, since read on printed page १२९/129, runs "लाभस्थ सुखेश हो तो मनुष्य उदार, परोपकारी, गुणी, दाता तथा सतत रोगी होता है", corroborating every term including नित्यरोगी. This run names the fourth lord तुर्येश, from तुर्य, "the fourth" -- the same word this text used for the 4th house at refs 25.4 and 25.40 -- in every verse but one: ref 25.46 alone calls him सुखेश, lord of सुख, which is the name the editor himself uses throughout his subheading and gloss. Each is kept exactly as printed. Chapter 25 is laid out twelve verses to each house-lord, each lord run through the twelve houses beginning at the 1st. Verses 1-12 gave the lagnesha, 13-24 the dhanesha and 25-36 the tritiyesha; verses 37-48 give the fourth lord, whose round opened at ref 25.37 on printed page १२७/127 with the 1st house and closes on this page at verse 48 with the 12th. The editor's running Hindi gloss on this run begins in the lower third of this page, immediately below verse 48, and does not finish on it: what is printed here reaches only as far as verse 41 and breaks off mid-sentence, so the remainder follows at the head of printed page १२९/129 (PDF p.161), where it closes "॥ ३७-४८ ॥" and thus treats the fourth lord's whole round in one paragraph. That continuation has since been read, and each verse below records what it says. It is the modern editor's own prose and is used here only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. The scan carries the digitiser's provenance stamp -- "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- across the foot of this page, where it falls across the editor's gloss and touches no verse; it is of course not part of the text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  48. 25.48 सत्यापित

    Verse 48

    संस्कृत

    तुर्येशे व्ययगे हीनभवनादिसुखो नरः । मूर्खो दुर्व्यसनासक्तोऽलमश्चापि प्रजायते ॥ ४८ ॥

    turyeshe vyayage heenabhavanaadisukho narah | moorkho durvyasanaasakto.alamashchaapi prajaayate || 48 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The lord of the 4th being in vyaya, the 12th (vyayage), the man is one whose comfort of dwelling and the rest is deficient (heena-bhavana-aadi-sukho narah); he turns out a fool (moorkho), given over to evil addictions (dur-vyasana-aasakto), and slothful besides (".alamashchaapi" as printed, for what the sense requires as "alasashchaapi") -- so he comes to be (prajaayate).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    तुर्येश व्यय (द्वादश) भाव में हो (तुर्येशे व्ययगे), तो मनुष्य को भवन आदि का सुख हीन होता है (हीनभवनादिसुखो नरः); वह मूर्ख, दुर्व्यसनों में आसक्त तथा आलसी भी होता है (मूर्खो दुर्व्यसनासक्तोऽलमश्चापि प्रजायते -- मुद्रित पाठ अलमश्चापि है, जहाँ अर्थ अलसश्चापि की अपेक्षा करता है)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 48. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.160, printed page १२८/128. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p128-160.png (600dpi, 3302x4960) read twice over: once from the reduced full-line strips scratchpad/v-s1.png through scratchpad/v-s8.png, cut at 0.72x of the 600dpi render so as to sit close to the scan's true 241ppi resolution, and once from the word-level enlargements scratchpad/w-a38.png, scratchpad/w-b40.png, scratchpad/w-c42.png, scratchpad/w-d44.png, scratchpad/w-e46.png, scratchpad/w-f48.png, scratchpad/w-g46.png, scratchpad/w-h43.png and scratchpad/w-cluster48.png. READING RETAINED AGAINST SENSE: the edition prints "ऽलमश्चापि", i.e. अलम् + श्चापि, which does not parse; the word the sense wants is अलसः, slothful, giving "ऽलसश्चापि" -- अलसः + च + अपि, "and slothful besides", which also fits the metre exactly. The glyph was adjudicated rather than assumed: the cluster "क्तोऽलमश्चापि" was cut whole at 4.1x in scratchpad/w-cluster48.png, the disputed akshara alone at 10x in scratchpad/w-g2.png, and it was set against a known म and a known स taken from this same printed line at the same 10x in scratchpad/w-ma-ctrl.png (the मू of मूर्खो) and scratchpad/w-sa-ctrl.png (the स of सक्तो). In this fount म carries a closed rectangular loop at the lower left joined to the stem, while स has no such closed loop; the disputed akshara carries the closed loop and is म beyond doubt. The printed reading is therefore kept exactly as it stands, translated in the sense the context requires, and the discrepancy disclosed here rather than silently corrected. CORROBORATED SINCE, and decisively: the editor's gloss, read on printed page १२९/129, closes his paragraph with "सुखेश व्ययस्थ हो तो भवन-सौख्य-विहीन, मूर्ख, दुर्व्यसनयुक्त तथा आलसी जातक होता है ॥ ३७-४८ ॥" -- आलसी, lazy, which is precisely अलसः and cannot be अलम्. The word the verse means is settled beyond doubt; the printed म still stands in the Devanagari above, as it must, but the sense given here is now independently confirmed and is not an emendation of ours. This verse closes the fourth lord's round of twelve; the chapter continues on printed page १२९/129 (PDF p.161) with the fifth lord, so no colophon appears here. This run names the fourth lord तुर्येश, from तुर्य, "the fourth" -- the same word this text used for the 4th house at refs 25.4 and 25.40 -- in every verse but one: ref 25.46 alone calls him सुखेश, lord of सुख, which is the name the editor himself uses throughout his subheading and gloss. Each is kept exactly as printed. Chapter 25 is laid out twelve verses to each house-lord, each lord run through the twelve houses beginning at the 1st. Verses 1-12 gave the lagnesha, 13-24 the dhanesha and 25-36 the tritiyesha; verses 37-48 give the fourth lord, whose round opened at ref 25.37 on printed page १२७/127 with the 1st house and closes on this page at verse 48 with the 12th. The editor's running Hindi gloss on this run begins in the lower third of this page, immediately below verse 48, and does not finish on it: what is printed here reaches only as far as verse 41 and breaks off mid-sentence, so the remainder follows at the head of printed page १२९/129 (PDF p.161), where it closes "॥ ३७-४८ ॥" and thus treats the fourth lord's whole round in one paragraph. That continuation has since been read, and each verse below records what it says. It is the modern editor's own prose and is used here only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. The scan carries the digitiser's provenance stamp -- "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- across the foot of this page, where it falls across the editor's gloss and touches no verse; it is of course not part of the text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  49. 25.49 सत्यापित

    Verse 49

    संस्कृत

    सुखेशे तनुगे सूरिरन्यवित्तापहारकः । कृपणः कुटिलश्चैव सुतसौख्यान्वितो जनः ॥ ४९ ॥

    sukheshe tanuge sooriranyavittaapahaarakah | kripanah kutilashchaiva sutasaukhyaanvito janah || 49 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The lord of the 5th being in tanu, the 1st (tanuge), [the native is] learned (soorih) and yet a taker of other men's wealth (anya-vitta-apahaarakah); the man is miserly (kripanah), crooked (kutilah), and withal endowed with the happiness of sons (suta-saukhya-anvito janah).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पुत्रेश (पञ्चमेश) तनु (लग्न) भाव में हो (तनुगे), तो जातक विद्वान् होकर भी दूसरों का धन हरने वाला होता है (सूरिरन्यवित्तापहारकः); वह कृपण, कुटिल तथा साथ ही पुत्रसुख से युक्त मनुष्य होता है (कृपणः कुटिलश्चैव सुतसौख्यान्वितो जनः)। मुद्रित पाठ में इस स्थान पर 'सुखेशे' छपा है, जो 'सुतेशे' का मुद्रण-दोष प्रतीत होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 49. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.161, printed page १२९/129. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p129-161.png (600dpi, 3342x4960) read three times over: once from the reduced full-line strips scratchpad/x-s1.png through scratchpad/x-s6.png, cut at 0.72x of the 600dpi render so as to sit close to the scan's true 241ppi resolution; once line by line at the scan's own resolution in scratchpad/z-v49.png, scratchpad/z-v50.png, scratchpad/y-51a.png, scratchpad/z-a.png, scratchpad/z-b.png, scratchpad/z-c.png, scratchpad/z-54L1.png, scratchpad/z-54L2.png, scratchpad/y-54L2.png and scratchpad/z-55L2.png; and once from the word-level enlargements scratchpad/y-49a.png, scratchpad/y-49b.png, scratchpad/y-soo49.png, scratchpad/y-49sut.png, scratchpad/y-51h.png, scratchpad/y-51w.png and the control scratchpad/y-ctrl-suteshe.png. (scratchpad/y-54L2.png in fact holds verse 55's first line, not verse 54's second -- it was cut and named before the page's band map was corrected, and is left under its original name so the citation matches the file on disk.) PRINTED READING RETAINED AGAINST SENSE, first point: the verse opens सुखेशे, the lord of सुख, that is the 4th -- but the fourth lord's round of twelve closed at ref 25.48 on the previous page, the editor's own subheading standing immediately above this verse reads "पुत्रेश-फल--", his gloss on it opens "पञ्चमेश यदि--लग्नस्थ हो तो...", and verses 50 through 55 all read सुतेशे. The word is a misprint for सुतेशे, the lord of सुत, the 5th. It was tested rather than assumed: सुखेशे was enlarged to 2.1x in scratchpad/y-49a.png and a control सुतेशे taken from verse 50 at 4x in scratchpad/y-ctrl-suteshe.png -- ख carries a closed loop at the lower left beside its own stem where त is a single open curve, and at that size the two are not confusable. Kept exactly as printed and translated as the fifth lord. Second point, a DIVERGENCE FROM THE EDITOR: the root's closing epithet is सुतसौख्यान्वितो, endowed with the happiness of sons, read at 2.7x in scratchpad/y-49sut.png where the न्वि is unambiguous; the editor's gloss reverses it to पुत्रसौख्यविहीन, deprived of it. His other four terms -- कृपण, कुटिल, विद्वान्, परधनहारक -- answer the root word for word, so the reversal stands alone and the root is kept. Third, सूरिः, a learned man, was enlarged to 11x in scratchpad/y-soo49.png: the akshara is स with the ऊ matra -- the open hook with an inner horizontal bar -- and not the closed box of म; the editor's विद्वान् confirms it independently. A conspicuous typesetting gap separates तनुगे from सूरिरन्य- with no character standing in it. Chapter 25 is laid out twelve verses to each house-lord, each lord run through the twelve houses beginning at the 1st. Verses 1-12 gave the lagnesha, 13-24 the dhanesha, 25-36 the tritiyesha and 37-48 the fourth lord; verses 49-60 give the fifth, the putresha or sutesha. His round opens on this page at verse 49 in the 1st house and reaches only as far as the 7th at verse 55, where the page ends. The editor's running Hindi gloss appears twice on this page. The paragraph carried over from printed page १२८/128 finishes at the head of it and closes "॥ ३७-४८ ॥", so the whole of the fourth lord's round is now glossed. A fresh paragraph on the present run stands in the middle of the page, below verse 53: it opens "पञ्चमेश यदि--लग्नस्थ हो तो..." and closes "॥ ४९-५३ ॥". Verses 54 and 55, printed below it, are therefore NOT yet glossed, and their gloss follows on printed page १३०/130, at the head of the paragraph there, which then runs on to verse 60 and closes "॥ ५४-६० ॥". That continuation has since been read. Between the two paragraphs stands the editor's own subheading for this lord, cited here by name only. All of it is the modern editor's prose and is used only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. The scan carries the digitiser's provenance stamp -- "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- across the foot of this page, below verse 55, touching no verse; it is of course not part of the text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  50. 25.50 सत्यापित

    Verse 50

    संस्कृत

    सुतेशे धनगेऽनेक-सूनुर्धनयशोऽन्वितः । मानी स्त्रीवल्लभो जातः कुटुम्बपरिपालकः ॥ ५० ॥

    suteshe dhanage.aneka-soonurdhanayasho.anvitah | maanee streevallabho jaatah kutumbaparipaalakah || 50 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The lord of the 5th having gone to the house of wealth, the 2nd (dhanage), [the native is] one of many sons and joined with wealth and fame (aneka-soonuh, dhana-yasho-anvitah); self-regarding (maanee), dear to women (stree-vallabho), and one who maintains his whole household (kutumba-paripaalakah).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पुत्रेश धन (द्वितीय) भाव में गया हो (सुतेशे धनगेऽनेक-सूनुर्धनयशोऽन्वितः), तो जातक अनेक पुत्रों वाला तथा धन और यश से युक्त होता है; वह मानी, स्त्रियों का प्रिय तथा कुटुम्ब का पालन करने वाला होता है (मानी स्त्रीवल्लभो जातः कुटुम्बपरिपालकः)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 50. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.161, printed page १२९/129. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p129-161.png (600dpi, 3342x4960) read three times over: once from the reduced full-line strips scratchpad/x-s1.png through scratchpad/x-s6.png, cut at 0.72x of the 600dpi render so as to sit close to the scan's true 241ppi resolution; once line by line at the scan's own resolution in scratchpad/z-v49.png, scratchpad/z-v50.png, scratchpad/y-51a.png, scratchpad/z-a.png, scratchpad/z-b.png, scratchpad/z-c.png, scratchpad/z-54L1.png, scratchpad/z-54L2.png, scratchpad/y-54L2.png and scratchpad/z-55L2.png; and once from the word-level enlargements scratchpad/y-49a.png, scratchpad/y-49b.png, scratchpad/y-soo49.png, scratchpad/y-49sut.png, scratchpad/y-51h.png, scratchpad/y-51w.png and the control scratchpad/y-ctrl-suteshe.png. (scratchpad/y-54L2.png in fact holds verse 55's first line, not verse 54's second -- it was cut and named before the page's band map was corrected, and is left under its original name so the citation matches the file on disk.) The editor's gloss corroborates every term: "धनस्थ हो तो मनुष्य अनेक पुत्र, धन, यश, आदि से परिपूर्ण, मानी, स्त्री-जनप्रिय तथा परिजनपालक होता है". The edition sets literal hyphens inside three of this page's compounds -- अनेक-सूनुर् at ref 25.50, सौम्य-युक्ते at ref 25.53 and सर्वधर्म-समन्वितः at ref 25.55 -- and they are retained in both the Devanagari and the IAST rather than closed up. Chapter 25 is laid out twelve verses to each house-lord, each lord run through the twelve houses beginning at the 1st. Verses 1-12 gave the lagnesha, 13-24 the dhanesha, 25-36 the tritiyesha and 37-48 the fourth lord; verses 49-60 give the fifth, the putresha or sutesha. His round opens on this page at verse 49 in the 1st house and reaches only as far as the 7th at verse 55, where the page ends. The editor's running Hindi gloss appears twice on this page. The paragraph carried over from printed page १२८/128 finishes at the head of it and closes "॥ ३७-४८ ॥", so the whole of the fourth lord's round is now glossed. A fresh paragraph on the present run stands in the middle of the page, below verse 53: it opens "पञ्चमेश यदि--लग्नस्थ हो तो..." and closes "॥ ४९-५३ ॥". Verses 54 and 55, printed below it, are therefore NOT yet glossed, and their gloss follows on printed page १३०/130, at the head of the paragraph there, which then runs on to verse 60 and closes "॥ ५४-६० ॥". That continuation has since been read. Between the two paragraphs stands the editor's own subheading for this lord, cited here by name only. All of it is the modern editor's prose and is used only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. The scan carries the digitiser's provenance stamp -- "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- across the foot of this page, below verse 55, touching no verse; it is of course not part of the text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  51. 25.51 सत्यापित

    Verse 51

    संस्कृत

    सुतेशे तु तृतीयस्थे जातः स्याद् मातृवल्लभः । मायावी पिशुनश्चैव कृपणः स्वार्थसाधकः ॥ ५१ ॥

    suteshe tu triteeyasthe jaatah syaad maatrivallabhah | maayaavee pishunashchaiva kripanah svaarthasaadhakah || 51 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The lord of the 5th being in the 3rd (triteeyasthe), the one born would be dear to his mother (maatri-vallabhah); a dealer in illusion (maayaavee), a backbiter withal (pishunashcha eva), miserly (kripanah), and a server of his own ends (sva-artha-saadhakah).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पुत्रेश तृतीय भाव में हो (सुतेशे तु तृतीयस्थे), तो जातक माता का प्रिय होता है (जातः स्याद् मातृवल्लभः); वह मायावी, पिशुन (चुगलखोर), कृपण तथा अपने स्वार्थ का साधक होता है (मायावी पिशुनश्चैव कृपणः स्वार्थसाधकः)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 51. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.161, printed page १२९/129. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p129-161.png (600dpi, 3342x4960) read three times over: once from the reduced full-line strips scratchpad/x-s1.png through scratchpad/x-s6.png, cut at 0.72x of the 600dpi render so as to sit close to the scan's true 241ppi resolution; once line by line at the scan's own resolution in scratchpad/z-v49.png, scratchpad/z-v50.png, scratchpad/y-51a.png, scratchpad/z-a.png, scratchpad/z-b.png, scratchpad/z-c.png, scratchpad/z-54L1.png, scratchpad/z-54L2.png, scratchpad/y-54L2.png and scratchpad/z-55L2.png; and once from the word-level enlargements scratchpad/y-49a.png, scratchpad/y-49b.png, scratchpad/y-soo49.png, scratchpad/y-49sut.png, scratchpad/y-51h.png, scratchpad/y-51w.png and the control scratchpad/y-ctrl-suteshe.png. (scratchpad/y-54L2.png in fact holds verse 55's first line, not verse 54's second -- it was cut and named before the page's band map was corrected, and is left under its original name so the citation matches the file on disk.) The page prints मातृवल्लभः, dear to the MOTHER -- not भ्रातृवल्लभः, dear to brothers, which the third house of brothers would lead one to expect and which other recensions of this text are known to carry. The opening akshara was enlarged to 8.3x in scratchpad/y-51h.png: it shows म's closed rectangular loop at the lower left joined to the stem, with no subscript र beneath it, so it is म and not भ्र. DIVERGENCE FROM THE EDITOR: he glosses the epithet as neither of those, opening his sentence "आढ्यों का प्रिय", dear to the WEALTHY -- read at the scan's own resolution in scratchpad/y-gl51b.png -- while his remaining four, मायावी, चुगलखोर, कंजूस and अपने स्वार्थों का साधक, answer the root exactly. The printed root is kept. Chapter 25 is laid out twelve verses to each house-lord, each lord run through the twelve houses beginning at the 1st. Verses 1-12 gave the lagnesha, 13-24 the dhanesha, 25-36 the tritiyesha and 37-48 the fourth lord; verses 49-60 give the fifth, the putresha or sutesha. His round opens on this page at verse 49 in the 1st house and reaches only as far as the 7th at verse 55, where the page ends. The editor's running Hindi gloss appears twice on this page. The paragraph carried over from printed page १२८/128 finishes at the head of it and closes "॥ ३७-४८ ॥", so the whole of the fourth lord's round is now glossed. A fresh paragraph on the present run stands in the middle of the page, below verse 53: it opens "पञ्चमेश यदि--लग्नस्थ हो तो..." and closes "॥ ४९-५३ ॥". Verses 54 and 55, printed below it, are therefore NOT yet glossed, and their gloss follows on printed page १३०/130, at the head of the paragraph there, which then runs on to verse 60 and closes "॥ ५४-६० ॥". That continuation has since been read. Between the two paragraphs stands the editor's own subheading for this lord, cited here by name only. All of it is the modern editor's prose and is used only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. The scan carries the digitiser's provenance stamp -- "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- across the foot of this page, below verse 55, touching no verse; it is of course not part of the text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  52. 25.52 सत्यापित

    Verse 52

    संस्कृत

    सुतेशे तुर्यगे जातो मातृसौख्यान्वितः सदा । लक्ष्मीयुक्तः सुबुद्धिश्च सचिवोऽप्यथवा गुरुः ॥ ५२ ॥

    suteshe turyage jaato maatrisaukhyaanvitah sadaa | lakshmeeyuktah subuddhishcha sachivo.apyathavaa guruh || 52 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The lord of the 5th having gone to turya, the 4th (turyage), the one born is always furnished with the comfort of his mother (maatri-saukhya-anvitah sadaa); joined with Lakshmi, that is with fortune (lakshmee-yuktah), of good understanding (su-buddhih), and a minister (sachivah) or else a preceptor (guruh).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पुत्रेश तुर्य (चतुर्थ) भाव में गया हो (सुतेशे तुर्यगे), तो जातक सदा मातृसुख से युक्त होता है (जातो मातृसौख्यान्वितः सदा); वह लक्ष्मी से युक्त, सुबुद्धि तथा सचिव (मन्त्री) अथवा गुरु होता है (लक्ष्मीयुक्तः सुबुद्धिश्च सचिवोऽप्यथवा गुरुः)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 52. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.161, printed page १२९/129. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p129-161.png (600dpi, 3342x4960) read three times over: once from the reduced full-line strips scratchpad/x-s1.png through scratchpad/x-s6.png, cut at 0.72x of the 600dpi render so as to sit close to the scan's true 241ppi resolution; once line by line at the scan's own resolution in scratchpad/z-v49.png, scratchpad/z-v50.png, scratchpad/y-51a.png, scratchpad/z-a.png, scratchpad/z-b.png, scratchpad/z-c.png, scratchpad/z-54L1.png, scratchpad/z-54L2.png, scratchpad/y-54L2.png and scratchpad/z-55L2.png; and once from the word-level enlargements scratchpad/y-49a.png, scratchpad/y-49b.png, scratchpad/y-soo49.png, scratchpad/y-49sut.png, scratchpad/y-51h.png, scratchpad/y-51w.png and the control scratchpad/y-ctrl-suteshe.png. (scratchpad/y-54L2.png in fact holds verse 55's first line, not verse 54's second -- it was cut and named before the page's band map was corrected, and is left under its original name so the citation matches the file on disk.) गुरुः here is the human preceptor, not the planet Jupiter for which this text uses the same word elsewhere, and the editor spells out both senses he intends: "सुखभाव गत हो तो जातक मातृ-सुखसम्पन्न, धनवान्, मतिमान्, सचिव ( मंत्री ) अथवा गुरु ( राजगुरु या अध्यापक ) होता है" -- a royal preceptor or a teacher. His धनवान् renders the root's लक्ष्मीयुक्तः and his मतिमान् the root's सुबुद्धिः. Chapter 25 is laid out twelve verses to each house-lord, each lord run through the twelve houses beginning at the 1st. Verses 1-12 gave the lagnesha, 13-24 the dhanesha, 25-36 the tritiyesha and 37-48 the fourth lord; verses 49-60 give the fifth, the putresha or sutesha. His round opens on this page at verse 49 in the 1st house and reaches only as far as the 7th at verse 55, where the page ends. The editor's running Hindi gloss appears twice on this page. The paragraph carried over from printed page १२८/128 finishes at the head of it and closes "॥ ३७-४८ ॥", so the whole of the fourth lord's round is now glossed. A fresh paragraph on the present run stands in the middle of the page, below verse 53: it opens "पञ्चमेश यदि--लग्नस्थ हो तो..." and closes "॥ ४९-५३ ॥". Verses 54 and 55, printed below it, are therefore NOT yet glossed, and their gloss follows on printed page १३०/130, at the head of the paragraph there, which then runs on to verse 60 and closes "॥ ५४-६० ॥". That continuation has since been read. Between the two paragraphs stands the editor's own subheading for this lord, cited here by name only. All of it is the modern editor's prose and is used only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. The scan carries the digitiser's provenance stamp -- "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- across the foot of this page, below verse 55, touching no verse; it is of course not part of the text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  53. 25.53 सत्यापित

    Verse 53

    संस्कृत

    सुतेशे सुतगे सौम्य-युक्ते जातः सुतान्वितः । सपापे सुतहीनोऽपि गुणयुक्तः सुहृत्प्रियः ॥ ५३ ॥

    suteshe sutage saumya-yukte jaatah sutaanvitah | sapaape sutaheeno.api gunayuktah suhritpriyah || 53 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The lord of the 5th being in the house of sons, the 5th itself (sutage), and joined with a benefic (saumya-yukte), the one born is furnished with sons (suta-anvitah); with a malefic there (sapaape) he is sonless, and even so endowed with virtue (guna-yuktah) and dear to his friends (suhrit-priyah).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पुत्रेश पुत्र (पञ्चम) भाव में ही हो और शुभ ग्रह से युक्त हो (सुतेशे सुतगे सौम्य-युक्ते), तो जातक पुत्रों से युक्त होता है (जातः सुतान्वितः); पाप ग्रह से युक्त हो तो पुत्रहीन होता है, फिर भी गुणयुक्त तथा मित्रों का प्रिय रहता है (सपापे सुतहीनोऽपि गुणयुक्तः सुहृत्प्रियः)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 53. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.161, printed page १२९/129. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p129-161.png (600dpi, 3342x4960) read three times over: once from the reduced full-line strips scratchpad/x-s1.png through scratchpad/x-s6.png, cut at 0.72x of the 600dpi render so as to sit close to the scan's true 241ppi resolution; once line by line at the scan's own resolution in scratchpad/z-v49.png, scratchpad/z-v50.png, scratchpad/y-51a.png, scratchpad/z-a.png, scratchpad/z-b.png, scratchpad/z-c.png, scratchpad/z-54L1.png, scratchpad/z-54L2.png, scratchpad/y-54L2.png and scratchpad/z-55L2.png; and once from the word-level enlargements scratchpad/y-49a.png, scratchpad/y-49b.png, scratchpad/y-soo49.png, scratchpad/y-49sut.png, scratchpad/y-51h.png, scratchpad/y-51w.png and the control scratchpad/y-ctrl-suteshe.png. (scratchpad/y-54L2.png in fact holds verse 55's first line, not verse 54's second -- it was cut and named before the page's band map was corrected, and is left under its original name so the citation matches the file on disk.) This is one of the few conditional verses in the chapter: the result turns on whether the lord in the 5th is joined with a benefic (सौम्ययुक्ते) or with a malefic (सपापे), and the editor keeps the condition -- "पञ्चमभावगत पञ्चमेश शुभग्रहयुक्त हो तो जातक पुत्र-सौख्यपूर्ण, पापग्रहयुक्त होने पर पुत्र-विहीन, गुणवान् तथा..." (the sentence closes on the next line with मित्रप्रिय). The edition sets literal hyphens inside three of this page's compounds -- अनेक-सूनुर् at ref 25.50, सौम्य-युक्ते at ref 25.53 and सर्वधर्म-समन्वितः at ref 25.55 -- and they are retained in both the Devanagari and the IAST rather than closed up. Chapter 25 is laid out twelve verses to each house-lord, each lord run through the twelve houses beginning at the 1st. Verses 1-12 gave the lagnesha, 13-24 the dhanesha, 25-36 the tritiyesha and 37-48 the fourth lord; verses 49-60 give the fifth, the putresha or sutesha. His round opens on this page at verse 49 in the 1st house and reaches only as far as the 7th at verse 55, where the page ends. The editor's running Hindi gloss appears twice on this page. The paragraph carried over from printed page १२८/128 finishes at the head of it and closes "॥ ३७-४८ ॥", so the whole of the fourth lord's round is now glossed. A fresh paragraph on the present run stands in the middle of the page, below verse 53: it opens "पञ्चमेश यदि--लग्नस्थ हो तो..." and closes "॥ ४९-५३ ॥". Verses 54 and 55, printed below it, are therefore NOT yet glossed, and their gloss follows on printed page १३०/130, at the head of the paragraph there, which then runs on to verse 60 and closes "॥ ५४-६० ॥". That continuation has since been read. Between the two paragraphs stands the editor's own subheading for this lord, cited here by name only. All of it is the modern editor's prose and is used only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. The scan carries the digitiser's provenance stamp -- "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- across the foot of this page, below verse 55, touching no verse; it is of course not part of the text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  54. 25.54 सत्यापित

    Verse 54

    संस्कृत

    सुतेशे शत्रुगृहगे सुतः शत्रुत्वमाप्नुयात् । मृतो वा दत्तकः किंवा क्रीतो वा तनयो भवेत् ॥ ५४ ॥

    suteshe shatrugrihage sutah shatrutvamaapnuyaat | mrito vaa dattakah kimvaa kreeto vaa tanayo bhavet || 54 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The lord of the 5th having gone to the house of enemies, the 6th (shatru-grihage), the son would come to enmity (sutah shatrutvam aapnuyaat); or the child would be one dead (mrito), or one adopted (dattakah), or else one bought (kreeto vaa tanayo bhavet).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पुत्रेश शत्रु (षष्ठ) भाव में गया हो (सुतेशे शत्रुगृहगे), तो पुत्र शत्रुता को प्राप्त होता है (सुतः शत्रुत्वमाप्नुयात्); अथवा सन्तान मृत, दत्तक या क्रीत होती है (मृतो वा दत्तकः किंवा क्रीतो वा तनयो भवेत्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 54. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.161, printed page १२९/129. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p129-161.png (600dpi, 3342x4960) read three times over: once from the reduced full-line strips scratchpad/x-s1.png through scratchpad/x-s6.png, cut at 0.72x of the 600dpi render so as to sit close to the scan's true 241ppi resolution; once line by line at the scan's own resolution in scratchpad/z-v49.png, scratchpad/z-v50.png, scratchpad/y-51a.png, scratchpad/z-a.png, scratchpad/z-b.png, scratchpad/z-c.png, scratchpad/z-54L1.png, scratchpad/z-54L2.png, scratchpad/y-54L2.png and scratchpad/z-55L2.png; and once from the word-level enlargements scratchpad/y-49a.png, scratchpad/y-49b.png, scratchpad/y-soo49.png, scratchpad/y-49sut.png, scratchpad/y-51h.png, scratchpad/y-51w.png and the control scratchpad/y-ctrl-suteshe.png. (scratchpad/y-54L2.png in fact holds verse 55's first line, not verse 54's second -- it was cut and named before the page's band map was corrected, and is left under its original name so the citation matches the file on disk.) किंवा is किम् + वा, "or else", written with anusvara and rendered kimvaa. The three fates named for the child -- मृत, dead; दत्तक, given in adoption; क्रीत, bought -- are alternatives held apart by वा, not a sequence. This verse stands BELOW the editor's gloss paragraph, which closes at verse 53, so it carries no gloss of his on that page. His comment on it has since been read at the head of printed page १३०/130 and corroborates the verse throughout: "सुतेश यदि षष्ठभावगत हो तो पुत्र मरजाय, दत्तक या क्रीत पुत्र हो अथवा उसका पुत्र शत्रु होता है" -- मरजाय for मृतः, दत्तक and क्रीत for the other two fates, and पुत्र शत्रु for सुतः शत्रुत्वमाप्नुयात्. Chapter 25 is laid out twelve verses to each house-lord, each lord run through the twelve houses beginning at the 1st. Verses 1-12 gave the lagnesha, 13-24 the dhanesha, 25-36 the tritiyesha and 37-48 the fourth lord; verses 49-60 give the fifth, the putresha or sutesha. His round opens on this page at verse 49 in the 1st house and reaches only as far as the 7th at verse 55, where the page ends. The editor's running Hindi gloss appears twice on this page. The paragraph carried over from printed page १२८/128 finishes at the head of it and closes "॥ ३७-४८ ॥", so the whole of the fourth lord's round is now glossed. A fresh paragraph on the present run stands in the middle of the page, below verse 53: it opens "पञ्चमेश यदि--लग्नस्थ हो तो..." and closes "॥ ४९-५३ ॥". Verses 54 and 55, printed below it, are therefore NOT yet glossed, and their gloss follows on printed page १३०/130, at the head of the paragraph there, which then runs on to verse 60 and closes "॥ ५४-६० ॥". That continuation has since been read. Between the two paragraphs stands the editor's own subheading for this lord, cited here by name only. All of it is the modern editor's prose and is used only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. The scan carries the digitiser's provenance stamp -- "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- across the foot of this page, below verse 55, touching no verse; it is of course not part of the text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  55. 25.55 सत्यापित

    Verse 55

    संस्कृत

    सुतेशे कामगे मानी सर्वधर्म-समन्वितः । सदोपकारनिरतः सुतसौख्ययुतो नरः ॥ ५५ ॥

    suteshe kaamage maanee sarvadharma-samanvitah | sadopakaaraniratah sutasaukhyayuto narah || 55 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The lord of the 5th having gone to kaama, the 7th (kaamage), [the native is] self-regarding (maanee) and furnished with every duty (sarva-dharma-samanvitah); ever intent on doing good to others (sadaa upakaara-niratah), the man is joined with the happiness of sons (suta-saukhya-yuto narah).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पुत्रेश काम (सप्तम) भाव में गया हो (सुतेशे कामगे), तो जातक मानी तथा सब धर्मों से युक्त होता है (मानी सर्वधर्म-समन्वितः); वह सदा उपकार में रत तथा पुत्रसुख से युक्त मनुष्य होता है (सदोपकारनिरतः सुतसौख्ययुतो नरः)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 55. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.161, printed page १२९/129. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p129-161.png (600dpi, 3342x4960) read three times over: once from the reduced full-line strips scratchpad/x-s1.png through scratchpad/x-s6.png, cut at 0.72x of the 600dpi render so as to sit close to the scan's true 241ppi resolution; once line by line at the scan's own resolution in scratchpad/z-v49.png, scratchpad/z-v50.png, scratchpad/y-51a.png, scratchpad/z-a.png, scratchpad/z-b.png, scratchpad/z-c.png, scratchpad/z-54L1.png, scratchpad/z-54L2.png, scratchpad/y-54L2.png and scratchpad/z-55L2.png; and once from the word-level enlargements scratchpad/y-49a.png, scratchpad/y-49b.png, scratchpad/y-soo49.png, scratchpad/y-49sut.png, scratchpad/y-51h.png, scratchpad/y-51w.png and the control scratchpad/y-ctrl-suteshe.png. (scratchpad/y-54L2.png in fact holds verse 55's first line, not verse 54's second -- it was cut and named before the page's band map was corrected, and is left under its original name so the citation matches the file on disk.) काम is the 7th house, the name this text also used for it at refs 25.7 and 25.19. सदोपकारनिरतः is सदा + उपकार + निरतः in sandhi. Like ref 25.54 this verse stands below the editor's gloss paragraph and carries no gloss of his on that page; the fifth lord's round breaks off here at the 7th house and resumes on printed page १३०/130 (PDF p.162). His comment has since been read there and answers all four of the verse's epithets in order: "सप्तमस्थ होने पर मनुष्य मानी, धार्मिक, परोपकारी तथा पुत्र-सौख्यपूर्ण होता है" -- मानी for मानी, धार्मिक for सर्वधर्म-समन्वितः, परोपकारी for सदोपकारनिरतः and पुत्र-सौख्यपूर्ण for सुतसौख्ययुतो. The edition sets literal hyphens inside three of this page's compounds -- अनेक-सूनुर् at ref 25.50, सौम्य-युक्ते at ref 25.53 and सर्वधर्म-समन्वितः at ref 25.55 -- and they are retained in both the Devanagari and the IAST rather than closed up. Chapter 25 is laid out twelve verses to each house-lord, each lord run through the twelve houses beginning at the 1st. Verses 1-12 gave the lagnesha, 13-24 the dhanesha, 25-36 the tritiyesha and 37-48 the fourth lord; verses 49-60 give the fifth, the putresha or sutesha. His round opens on this page at verse 49 in the 1st house and reaches only as far as the 7th at verse 55, where the page ends. The editor's running Hindi gloss appears twice on this page. The paragraph carried over from printed page १२८/128 finishes at the head of it and closes "॥ ३७-४८ ॥", so the whole of the fourth lord's round is now glossed. A fresh paragraph on the present run stands in the middle of the page, below verse 53: it opens "पञ्चमेश यदि--लग्नस्थ हो तो..." and closes "॥ ४९-५३ ॥". Verses 54 and 55, printed below it, are therefore NOT yet glossed, and their gloss follows on printed page १३०/130, at the head of the paragraph there, which then runs on to verse 60 and closes "॥ ५४-६० ॥". That continuation has since been read. Between the two paragraphs stands the editor's own subheading for this lord, cited here by name only. All of it is the modern editor's prose and is used only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. The scan carries the digitiser's provenance stamp -- "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- across the foot of this page, below verse 55, touching no verse; it is of course not part of the text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  56. 25.56 सत्यापित

    Verse 56

    संस्कृत

    सुतेशेऽष्टमगे जातो मितसूनुसुखो भवेत् । कासश्वासी क्रोधयुक्तः सुखहीनश्च जायते ॥ ५६ ॥

    suteshe.ashtamage jaato mitasoonusukho bhavet | kaasashvaasee krodhayuktah sukhaheenashcha jaayate || 56 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The lord of the 5th having gone to the 8th (ashtamage), the one born would have but measured happiness of sons (mita-soonu-sukho bhavet); he is born a sufferer from cough and hard breathing (kaasa-shvaasee), joined with anger (krodha-yuktah), and destitute of comfort (sukha-heenah).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पुत्रेश अष्टम भाव में गया हो (सुतेशेऽष्टमगे), तो जातक को पुत्रसुख अल्प ही मिलता है (जातो मितसूनुसुखो भवेत्); वह कास-श्वास का रोगी, क्रोधी तथा सुखहीन होता है (कासश्वासी क्रोधयुक्तः सुखहीनश्च जायते)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 56. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.162, printed page १३०/130. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p130-162.png (600dpi, 3541x4925 -- wider again than page १२९'s 3342, so the strip boxes were re-measured for this page rather than reused) read three times over: once from the reduced full-line strips scratchpad/p130-s1.png through scratchpad/p130-s6.png, cut at 0.66x of the 600dpi render so as to sit close to the scan's true 241ppi resolution, with the editor's gloss re-cut wider as scratchpad/p130-g1.png and scratchpad/p130-g2.png because it sets to a longer measure than the verses; once line by line at the scan's own resolution in scratchpad/q-56.png, scratchpad/q-57.png, scratchpad/q-58L1.png, scratchpad/q-59L1.png, scratchpad/q-60L1.png, scratchpad/q-60L2.png, scratchpad/q-61L1.png, scratchpad/q-61L2.png, scratchpad/q-62L1.png, scratchpad/q-62L2.png, scratchpad/q-63L1.png, scratchpad/q-63L2.png, scratchpad/q-64L2a.png, scratchpad/q-64L2b.png, scratchpad/q-65L1.png and scratchpad/q-65L2.png; and once from the word-level enlargements and same-page controls scratchpad/p130-w56.png, scratchpad/p130-w58.png, scratchpad/p130-w58b.png, scratchpad/p130-w59.png, scratchpad/p130-ctrl-bha.png, scratchpad/p130-cmp58.png, scratchpad/q-64cmp.png, scratchpad/q-64chala.png, scratchpad/q-64chala2.png, scratchpad/q-64tt.png, scratchpad/q-63kshu2.png, scratchpad/q-63cmp.png and scratchpad/q-63bhra2.png. मितसूनुसुखो, whose middle akshara carries the long ऊ, was read at 2.5x in scratchpad/p130-w56.png. मित means measured, hence stinted -- and the editor's gloss renders it exactly so, "अल्प पुत्रसौख्य वाला", while his "कास-श्वास रोग युक्त" and "क्रोधी" and "दुखी" answer the remaining three terms one for one. Chapter 25 is laid out twelve verses to each house-lord, each lord run through the twelve houses beginning at the 1st. Verses 1-12 gave the lagnesha, 13-24 the dhanesha, 25-36 the tritiyesha, 37-48 the fourth lord and 49-60 the fifth. This page completes the fifth lord's round -- verses 56 to 60, the 8th house through the 12th -- and then opens the sixth lord's at verse 61, carrying it as far as the 5th house at verse 65, where the page ends. The editor's Hindi gloss on this page runs as a single paragraph below verse 60, and it settles the debt left by printed page १२९/129: it opens "सुतेश यदि षष्ठभावगत हो तो पुत्र मरजाय, दत्तक या क्रीत पुत्र हो अथवा उसका पुत्र शत्रु होता है" -- the gloss on ref 25.54, which page १२९ could not supply -- and closes "॥ ५४-६० ॥", covering this whole half of the fifth lord's round. Verses 61 to 65, printed below the subheading, are NOT glossed on that page: the sixth lord's gloss stands on printed page १३१/131 (PDF p.163), where a single paragraph of nineteen lines runs his whole round from the 1st house to the 12th and closes "॥ ६१-७२ ॥". THAT PARAGRAPH HAS NOW BEEN READ, from scratchpad/p131-g1.png through scratchpad/p131-g4.png, and the debt is discharged. It is the modern editor's own prose and is used only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. The scan carries the digitiser's provenance stamp -- "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- across the foot of this page, immediately below verse 65, touching no verse; it is of course not part of the text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  57. 25.57 सत्यापित

    Verse 57

    संस्कृत

    सुतेशो नवमे यस्य तत्सुतो नृपसन्निभः । जनोऽसौ ग्रन्थनिर्माता विख्यातः कुलदीपकः ॥ ५७ ॥

    sutesho navame yasya tatsuto nripasannibhah | jano.asau granthanirmaataa vikhyaatah kuladeepakah || 57 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    He in whose chart the lord of the 5th is in the 9th (sutesho navame yasya), his son is the like of a king (tat-suto nripa-sannibhah); that man is himself a maker of books (grantha-nirmaataa), renowned (vikhyaatah), a lamp of his line (kula-deepakah).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जिसका पुत्रेश नवम भाव में हो (सुतेशो नवमे यस्य), उसका पुत्र राजा के समान होता है (तत्सुतो नृपसन्निभः); वह मनुष्य स्वयं ग्रन्थकार, विख्यात तथा कुल का दीपक होता है (जनोऽसौ ग्रन्थनिर्माता विख्यातः कुलदीपकः)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 57. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.162, printed page १३०/130. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p130-162.png (600dpi, 3541x4925 -- wider again than page १२९'s 3342, so the strip boxes were re-measured for this page rather than reused) read three times over: once from the reduced full-line strips scratchpad/p130-s1.png through scratchpad/p130-s6.png, cut at 0.66x of the 600dpi render so as to sit close to the scan's true 241ppi resolution, with the editor's gloss re-cut wider as scratchpad/p130-g1.png and scratchpad/p130-g2.png because it sets to a longer measure than the verses; once line by line at the scan's own resolution in scratchpad/q-56.png, scratchpad/q-57.png, scratchpad/q-58L1.png, scratchpad/q-59L1.png, scratchpad/q-60L1.png, scratchpad/q-60L2.png, scratchpad/q-61L1.png, scratchpad/q-61L2.png, scratchpad/q-62L1.png, scratchpad/q-62L2.png, scratchpad/q-63L1.png, scratchpad/q-63L2.png, scratchpad/q-64L2a.png, scratchpad/q-64L2b.png, scratchpad/q-65L1.png and scratchpad/q-65L2.png; and once from the word-level enlargements and same-page controls scratchpad/p130-w56.png, scratchpad/p130-w58.png, scratchpad/p130-w58b.png, scratchpad/p130-w59.png, scratchpad/p130-ctrl-bha.png, scratchpad/p130-cmp58.png, scratchpad/q-64cmp.png, scratchpad/q-64chala.png, scratchpad/q-64chala2.png, scratchpad/q-64tt.png, scratchpad/q-63kshu2.png, scratchpad/q-63cmp.png and scratchpad/q-63bhra2.png. This verse alone in the run puts the lord in the NOMINATIVE, सुतेशो, not the locative सुतेशे, because it is built on यस्य -- "he in whose chart" -- with तत्सुतो answering it, rather than on the plain locative absolute the other verses use. That is the printed reading and not a slip. The editor corroborates the whole: "नवमस्थ होने पर जातक का पुत्र राजा के समान होता है । खुद भी ग्रन्थ लिखनेवाला, वंश में विख्यात होता है" -- and his "खुद भी", he himself too, catches the shift of subject from the son to the native exactly. Chapter 25 is laid out twelve verses to each house-lord, each lord run through the twelve houses beginning at the 1st. Verses 1-12 gave the lagnesha, 13-24 the dhanesha, 25-36 the tritiyesha, 37-48 the fourth lord and 49-60 the fifth. This page completes the fifth lord's round -- verses 56 to 60, the 8th house through the 12th -- and then opens the sixth lord's at verse 61, carrying it as far as the 5th house at verse 65, where the page ends. The editor's Hindi gloss on this page runs as a single paragraph below verse 60, and it settles the debt left by printed page १२९/129: it opens "सुतेश यदि षष्ठभावगत हो तो पुत्र मरजाय, दत्तक या क्रीत पुत्र हो अथवा उसका पुत्र शत्रु होता है" -- the gloss on ref 25.54, which page १२९ could not supply -- and closes "॥ ५४-६० ॥", covering this whole half of the fifth lord's round. Verses 61 to 65, printed below the subheading, are NOT glossed on that page: the sixth lord's gloss stands on printed page १३१/131 (PDF p.163), where a single paragraph of nineteen lines runs his whole round from the 1st house to the 12th and closes "॥ ६१-७२ ॥". THAT PARAGRAPH HAS NOW BEEN READ, from scratchpad/p131-g1.png through scratchpad/p131-g4.png, and the debt is discharged. It is the modern editor's own prose and is used only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. The scan carries the digitiser's provenance stamp -- "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- across the foot of this page, immediately below verse 65, touching no verse; it is of course not part of the text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  58. 25.58 सत्यापित

    Verse 58

    संस्कृत

    सुतेशे कर्मगेहस्थे जायते जातको नृपः । शुभकीर्तिः प्रभुर्नानाविधसौख्यसमन्वितः ॥ ५८ ॥

    suteshe karmagehasthe jaayate jaatako nripah | shubhakeertih prabhurnaanaavidhasaukhyasamanvitah || 58 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The lord of the 5th standing in the house of karma, the 10th (karma-geha-sthe), the one born is born a king (jaayate jaatako nripah); of fair fame (shubha-keertih), a master (prabhuh), furnished with happiness of every kind (naanaa-vidha-saukhya-samanvitah).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पुत्रेश कर्म (दशम) भाव में स्थित हो (सुतेशे कर्मगेहस्थे), तो जातक राजा होता है (जायते जातको नृपः); वह शुभ कीर्ति वाला, प्रभु तथा नाना प्रकार के सुखों से युक्त होता है (शुभकीर्तिः प्रभुर्नानाविधसौख्यसमन्वितः)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 58. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.162, printed page १३०/130. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p130-162.png (600dpi, 3541x4925 -- wider again than page १२९'s 3342, so the strip boxes were re-measured for this page rather than reused) read three times over: once from the reduced full-line strips scratchpad/p130-s1.png through scratchpad/p130-s6.png, cut at 0.66x of the 600dpi render so as to sit close to the scan's true 241ppi resolution, with the editor's gloss re-cut wider as scratchpad/p130-g1.png and scratchpad/p130-g2.png because it sets to a longer measure than the verses; once line by line at the scan's own resolution in scratchpad/q-56.png, scratchpad/q-57.png, scratchpad/q-58L1.png, scratchpad/q-59L1.png, scratchpad/q-60L1.png, scratchpad/q-60L2.png, scratchpad/q-61L1.png, scratchpad/q-61L2.png, scratchpad/q-62L1.png, scratchpad/q-62L2.png, scratchpad/q-63L1.png, scratchpad/q-63L2.png, scratchpad/q-64L2a.png, scratchpad/q-64L2b.png, scratchpad/q-65L1.png and scratchpad/q-65L2.png; and once from the word-level enlargements and same-page controls scratchpad/p130-w56.png, scratchpad/p130-w58.png, scratchpad/p130-w58b.png, scratchpad/p130-w59.png, scratchpad/p130-ctrl-bha.png, scratchpad/p130-cmp58.png, scratchpad/q-64cmp.png, scratchpad/q-64chala.png, scratchpad/q-64chala2.png, scratchpad/q-64tt.png, scratchpad/q-63kshu2.png, scratchpad/q-63cmp.png and scratchpad/q-63bhra2.png. प्रभुर् was the one doubtful akshara on this page's first half: at the strip scale भु and सु are hard to part. It was cut alone at 4x in scratchpad/p130-w58b.png and set beside two same-page controls in scratchpad/p130-cmp58.png -- the सु of सुतेशे from ref 25.56, and the भ of लाभभावस्थे from ref 25.59 in scratchpad/p130-ctrl-bha.png. भ's left half is an OPEN figure, a stroke down from the headline joined by a bar to the stem; स's is a rounded bowl with a hook. The page prints the open figure, so भु. It is also the only reading that parses: प्रभुः before नाना gives प्रभुर् by the ordinary visarga sandhi. The editor's "जातक राजा होता है । उसका निर्मल यश व्याप्त रहता है और वह अनेक सौख्यभागी होता है" answers नृपः, शुभकीर्तिः and नानाविधसौख्य- in order. Chapter 25 is laid out twelve verses to each house-lord, each lord run through the twelve houses beginning at the 1st. Verses 1-12 gave the lagnesha, 13-24 the dhanesha, 25-36 the tritiyesha, 37-48 the fourth lord and 49-60 the fifth. This page completes the fifth lord's round -- verses 56 to 60, the 8th house through the 12th -- and then opens the sixth lord's at verse 61, carrying it as far as the 5th house at verse 65, where the page ends. The editor's Hindi gloss on this page runs as a single paragraph below verse 60, and it settles the debt left by printed page १२९/129: it opens "सुतेश यदि षष्ठभावगत हो तो पुत्र मरजाय, दत्तक या क्रीत पुत्र हो अथवा उसका पुत्र शत्रु होता है" -- the gloss on ref 25.54, which page १२९ could not supply -- and closes "॥ ५४-६० ॥", covering this whole half of the fifth lord's round. Verses 61 to 65, printed below the subheading, are NOT glossed on that page: the sixth lord's gloss stands on printed page १३१/131 (PDF p.163), where a single paragraph of nineteen lines runs his whole round from the 1st house to the 12th and closes "॥ ६१-७२ ॥". THAT PARAGRAPH HAS NOW BEEN READ, from scratchpad/p131-g1.png through scratchpad/p131-g4.png, and the debt is discharged. It is the modern editor's own prose and is used only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. The scan carries the digitiser's provenance stamp -- "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- across the foot of this page, immediately below verse 65, touching no verse; it is of course not part of the text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  59. 25.59 सत्यापित

    Verse 59

    संस्कृत

    सुतेशे लाभभावस्थे विद्वान् लोकप्रियो जनः । चतुरो ग्रन्थनिर्माता धनिकोऽनेकसूनुयुक् ॥ ५९ ॥

    suteshe laabhabhaavasthe vidvaan lokapriyo janah | chaturo granthanirmaataa dhaniko.anekasoonuyuk || 59 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The lord of the 5th standing in the house of gain, the 11th (laabha-bhaava-sthe), the man is learned (vidvaan) and dear to the world (loka-priyo janah); clever (chaturo), a maker of books (grantha-nirmaataa), moneyed (dhaniko), and joined with many sons (aneka-soonu-yuk).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पुत्रेश लाभ (एकादश) भाव में स्थित हो (सुतेशे लाभभावस्थे), तो मनुष्य विद्वान् तथा लोकप्रिय होता है (विद्वान् लोकप्रियो जनः); वह चतुर, ग्रन्थकार, धनी तथा अनेक पुत्रों से युक्त होता है (चतुरो ग्रन्थनिर्माता धनिकोऽनेकसूनुयुक्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 59. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.162, printed page १३०/130. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p130-162.png (600dpi, 3541x4925 -- wider again than page १२९'s 3342, so the strip boxes were re-measured for this page rather than reused) read three times over: once from the reduced full-line strips scratchpad/p130-s1.png through scratchpad/p130-s6.png, cut at 0.66x of the 600dpi render so as to sit close to the scan's true 241ppi resolution, with the editor's gloss re-cut wider as scratchpad/p130-g1.png and scratchpad/p130-g2.png because it sets to a longer measure than the verses; once line by line at the scan's own resolution in scratchpad/q-56.png, scratchpad/q-57.png, scratchpad/q-58L1.png, scratchpad/q-59L1.png, scratchpad/q-60L1.png, scratchpad/q-60L2.png, scratchpad/q-61L1.png, scratchpad/q-61L2.png, scratchpad/q-62L1.png, scratchpad/q-62L2.png, scratchpad/q-63L1.png, scratchpad/q-63L2.png, scratchpad/q-64L2a.png, scratchpad/q-64L2b.png, scratchpad/q-65L1.png and scratchpad/q-65L2.png; and once from the word-level enlargements and same-page controls scratchpad/p130-w56.png, scratchpad/p130-w58.png, scratchpad/p130-w58b.png, scratchpad/p130-w59.png, scratchpad/p130-ctrl-bha.png, scratchpad/p130-cmp58.png, scratchpad/q-64cmp.png, scratchpad/q-64chala.png, scratchpad/q-64chala2.png, scratchpad/q-64tt.png, scratchpad/q-63kshu2.png, scratchpad/q-63cmp.png and scratchpad/q-63bhra2.png. The verse ends on the bare stem युक् (from युज्), read at 2.2x in scratchpad/p130-w59.png where the halanta below the क is plain. The editor's gloss corroborates all five terms and even the word order: "एकादशभावस्थ पञ्चमेश हो तो मनुष्य विद्वान्, जनप्रिय, धनी, ग्रन्थनिर्माणकुशल, तथा अनेक पुत्रों से युक्त होता है" -- his ग्रन्थनिर्माणकुशल folding चतुरो and ग्रन्थनिर्माता into one. Chapter 25 is laid out twelve verses to each house-lord, each lord run through the twelve houses beginning at the 1st. Verses 1-12 gave the lagnesha, 13-24 the dhanesha, 25-36 the tritiyesha, 37-48 the fourth lord and 49-60 the fifth. This page completes the fifth lord's round -- verses 56 to 60, the 8th house through the 12th -- and then opens the sixth lord's at verse 61, carrying it as far as the 5th house at verse 65, where the page ends. The editor's Hindi gloss on this page runs as a single paragraph below verse 60, and it settles the debt left by printed page १२९/129: it opens "सुतेश यदि षष्ठभावगत हो तो पुत्र मरजाय, दत्तक या क्रीत पुत्र हो अथवा उसका पुत्र शत्रु होता है" -- the gloss on ref 25.54, which page १२९ could not supply -- and closes "॥ ५४-६० ॥", covering this whole half of the fifth lord's round. Verses 61 to 65, printed below the subheading, are NOT glossed on that page: the sixth lord's gloss stands on printed page १३१/131 (PDF p.163), where a single paragraph of nineteen lines runs his whole round from the 1st house to the 12th and closes "॥ ६१-७२ ॥". THAT PARAGRAPH HAS NOW BEEN READ, from scratchpad/p131-g1.png through scratchpad/p131-g4.png, and the debt is discharged. It is the modern editor's own prose and is used only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. The scan carries the digitiser's provenance stamp -- "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- across the foot of this page, immediately below verse 65, touching no verse; it is of course not part of the text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  60. 25.60 सत्यापित

    Verse 60

    संस्कृत

    सुतेशे रिष्फभावस्थे पुत्रसौख्यविवर्जितः । जातकः क्रीततनयो ग्राह्यपुत्रोऽथवा भवेत् ॥ ६० ॥

    suteshe rishphabhaavasthe putrasaukhyavivarjitah | jaatakah kreetatanayo graahyaputro.athavaa bhavet || 60 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The lord of the 5th standing in rishpha, the 12th (rishpha-bhaava-sthe), [the native is] shorn of the happiness of sons (putra-saukhya-vivarjitah); the one born would have a bought child (kreeta-tanayo), or else a son to be taken in (graahya-putro athavaa bhavet).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पुत्रेश रिष्फ (व्यय) भाव में स्थित हो (सुतेशे रिष्फभावस्थे), तो जातक पुत्रसुख से रहित होता है (पुत्रसौख्यविवर्जितः); उसका पुत्र क्रीत होता है अथवा गोद लिया हुआ होता है (जातकः क्रीततनयो ग्राह्यपुत्रोऽथवा भवेत्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 60. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.162, printed page १३०/130. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p130-162.png (600dpi, 3541x4925 -- wider again than page १२९'s 3342, so the strip boxes were re-measured for this page rather than reused) read three times over: once from the reduced full-line strips scratchpad/p130-s1.png through scratchpad/p130-s6.png, cut at 0.66x of the 600dpi render so as to sit close to the scan's true 241ppi resolution, with the editor's gloss re-cut wider as scratchpad/p130-g1.png and scratchpad/p130-g2.png because it sets to a longer measure than the verses; once line by line at the scan's own resolution in scratchpad/q-56.png, scratchpad/q-57.png, scratchpad/q-58L1.png, scratchpad/q-59L1.png, scratchpad/q-60L1.png, scratchpad/q-60L2.png, scratchpad/q-61L1.png, scratchpad/q-61L2.png, scratchpad/q-62L1.png, scratchpad/q-62L2.png, scratchpad/q-63L1.png, scratchpad/q-63L2.png, scratchpad/q-64L2a.png, scratchpad/q-64L2b.png, scratchpad/q-65L1.png and scratchpad/q-65L2.png; and once from the word-level enlargements and same-page controls scratchpad/p130-w56.png, scratchpad/p130-w58.png, scratchpad/p130-w58b.png, scratchpad/p130-w59.png, scratchpad/p130-ctrl-bha.png, scratchpad/p130-cmp58.png, scratchpad/q-64cmp.png, scratchpad/q-64chala.png, scratchpad/q-64chala2.png, scratchpad/q-64tt.png, scratchpad/q-63kshu2.png, scratchpad/q-63cmp.png and scratchpad/q-63bhra2.png. रिष्फ is this text's own name for the 12th house, used here in place of the व्यय it employs elsewhere in the chapter; the editor accordingly writes व्ययभावस्थ in his gloss. ग्राह्यपुत्र, a son to be taken, is the same idea the run stated as दत्तक at ref 25.54, and the editor renders it with that very word: "व्ययभावस्थ पञ्चमेश हो तो मनुष्य पुत्रसौख्यहीन, क्रीत या दत्तक पुत्र वाला होता है ॥ ५४-६० ॥". This verse closes the fifth lord's round of twelve. Chapter 25 is laid out twelve verses to each house-lord, each lord run through the twelve houses beginning at the 1st. Verses 1-12 gave the lagnesha, 13-24 the dhanesha, 25-36 the tritiyesha, 37-48 the fourth lord and 49-60 the fifth. This page completes the fifth lord's round -- verses 56 to 60, the 8th house through the 12th -- and then opens the sixth lord's at verse 61, carrying it as far as the 5th house at verse 65, where the page ends. The editor's Hindi gloss on this page runs as a single paragraph below verse 60, and it settles the debt left by printed page १२९/129: it opens "सुतेश यदि षष्ठभावगत हो तो पुत्र मरजाय, दत्तक या क्रीत पुत्र हो अथवा उसका पुत्र शत्रु होता है" -- the gloss on ref 25.54, which page १२९ could not supply -- and closes "॥ ५४-६० ॥", covering this whole half of the fifth lord's round. Verses 61 to 65, printed below the subheading, are NOT glossed on that page: the sixth lord's gloss stands on printed page १३१/131 (PDF p.163), where a single paragraph of nineteen lines runs his whole round from the 1st house to the 12th and closes "॥ ६१-७२ ॥". THAT PARAGRAPH HAS NOW BEEN READ, from scratchpad/p131-g1.png through scratchpad/p131-g4.png, and the debt is discharged. It is the modern editor's own prose and is used only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. The scan carries the digitiser's provenance stamp -- "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- across the foot of this page, immediately below verse 65, touching no verse; it is of course not part of the text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  61. 25.61 सत्यापित

    Verse 61

    संस्कृत

    षष्ठेशे तनुगे मानी जातकस्तु रुजान्वितः । कीर्तिवित्तगुणोपेतो ज्ञातिशत्रुश्च साहसी ॥ ६१ ॥

    shashtheshe tanuge maanee jaatakastu rujaanvitah | keertivittagunopeto jnaatishatrushcha saahasee || 61 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The lord of the 6th being in tanu, the 1st (tanuge), the one born is self-regarding (maanee) and yet beset with sickness (rujaa-anvitah); possessed of fame, wealth and virtue (keerti-vitta-guna-upeto), an enemy to his own kin (jnaati-shatruh), and daring (saahasee).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    षष्ठेश (रोगेश) तनु (लग्न) भाव में हो (षष्ठेशे तनुगे), तो जातक मानी होकर भी रोग से युक्त रहता है (मानी जातकस्तु रुजान्वितः); वह कीर्ति, धन और गुण से युक्त, अपने ही ज्ञातिजनों का शत्रु तथा साहसी होता है (कीर्तिवित्तगुणोपेतो ज्ञातिशत्रुश्च साहसी)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 61. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.162, printed page १३०/130. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p130-162.png (600dpi, 3541x4925 -- wider again than page १२९'s 3342, so the strip boxes were re-measured for this page rather than reused) read three times over: once from the reduced full-line strips scratchpad/p130-s1.png through scratchpad/p130-s6.png, cut at 0.66x of the 600dpi render so as to sit close to the scan's true 241ppi resolution, with the editor's gloss re-cut wider as scratchpad/p130-g1.png and scratchpad/p130-g2.png because it sets to a longer measure than the verses; once line by line at the scan's own resolution in scratchpad/q-56.png, scratchpad/q-57.png, scratchpad/q-58L1.png, scratchpad/q-59L1.png, scratchpad/q-60L1.png, scratchpad/q-60L2.png, scratchpad/q-61L1.png, scratchpad/q-61L2.png, scratchpad/q-62L1.png, scratchpad/q-62L2.png, scratchpad/q-63L1.png, scratchpad/q-63L2.png, scratchpad/q-64L2a.png, scratchpad/q-64L2b.png, scratchpad/q-65L1.png and scratchpad/q-65L2.png; and once from the word-level enlargements and same-page controls scratchpad/p130-w56.png, scratchpad/p130-w58.png, scratchpad/p130-w58b.png, scratchpad/p130-w59.png, scratchpad/p130-ctrl-bha.png, scratchpad/p130-cmp58.png, scratchpad/q-64cmp.png, scratchpad/q-64chala.png, scratchpad/q-64chala2.png, scratchpad/q-64tt.png, scratchpad/q-63kshu2.png, scratchpad/q-63cmp.png and scratchpad/q-63bhra2.png. This verse opens the sixth lord's round of twelve. The editor heads the new run with the subheading रोगेश-फल--, naming the sixth lord रोगेश, lord of रोग, disease; every verse of the run itself reads षष्ठेशे, simply the lord of the sixth. Both are kept as each stands, the verses in the Devanagari above and the editor's name recorded here. ज्ञाति is one's own kinsfolk, so ज्ञातिशत्रुः is at odds with his own people, not with strangers. The editor's paragraph on this page closes at verse 60, so this run is not glossed beneath it; his gloss on the sixth lord stands instead on printed page १३१/131 and has now been read, and it corroborates this verse. Chapter 25 is laid out twelve verses to each house-lord, each lord run through the twelve houses beginning at the 1st. Verses 1-12 gave the lagnesha, 13-24 the dhanesha, 25-36 the tritiyesha, 37-48 the fourth lord and 49-60 the fifth. This page completes the fifth lord's round -- verses 56 to 60, the 8th house through the 12th -- and then opens the sixth lord's at verse 61, carrying it as far as the 5th house at verse 65, where the page ends. The editor's Hindi gloss on this page runs as a single paragraph below verse 60, and it settles the debt left by printed page १२९/129: it opens "सुतेश यदि षष्ठभावगत हो तो पुत्र मरजाय, दत्तक या क्रीत पुत्र हो अथवा उसका पुत्र शत्रु होता है" -- the gloss on ref 25.54, which page १२९ could not supply -- and closes "॥ ५४-६० ॥", covering this whole half of the fifth lord's round. Verses 61 to 65, printed below the subheading, are NOT glossed on that page: the sixth lord's gloss stands on printed page १३१/131 (PDF p.163), where a single paragraph of nineteen lines runs his whole round from the 1st house to the 12th and closes "॥ ६१-७२ ॥". THAT PARAGRAPH HAS NOW BEEN READ, from scratchpad/p131-g1.png through scratchpad/p131-g4.png, and the debt is discharged. The editor's sentence on this verse reads "षष्ठेश यदि लग्नगत हो तो जातक रोगी, मानी, यशस्वी, धनी, गुणी साहसी तथा अपने सम्बन्धियों का शत्रु होता है". अपने सम्बन्धियों का शत्रु, enemy of his OWN kinsmen, confirms that ज्ञातिशत्रुः is read here in its proper sense and not of strangers. It is the modern editor's own prose and is used only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. The scan carries the digitiser's provenance stamp -- "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- across the foot of this page, immediately below verse 65, touching no verse; it is of course not part of the text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  62. 25.62 सत्यापित

    Verse 62

    संस्कृत

    षष्ठेशे वित्तगे जातो वंशख्यातोऽतिसाहसी । वक्ता सुखी प्रवासी च स्वकर्त्तव्यपरो भवेत् ॥ ६२ ॥

    shashtheshe vittage jaato vamshakhyaato.atisaahasee | vaktaa sukhee pravaasee cha svakarttavyaparo bhavet || 62 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The lord of the 6th having gone to the house of wealth, the 2nd (vittage), the one born is renowned in his line (vamsha-khyaato) and exceedingly daring (ati-saahasee); a speaker (vaktaa), comfortable (sukhee), a traveller abroad (pravaasee), and one devoted to his own duty (sva-karttavya-paro bhavet).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    षष्ठेश वित्त (द्वितीय) भाव में गया हो (षष्ठेशे वित्तगे), तो जातक अपने वंश में विख्यात तथा अत्यन्त साहसी होता है (जातो वंशख्यातोऽतिसाहसी); वह वक्ता, सुखी, प्रवासी तथा अपने कर्तव्य में तत्पर होता है (वक्ता सुखी प्रवासी च स्वकर्त्तव्यपरो भवेत्)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 62. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.162, printed page १३०/130. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p130-162.png (600dpi, 3541x4925 -- wider again than page १२९'s 3342, so the strip boxes were re-measured for this page rather than reused) read three times over: once from the reduced full-line strips scratchpad/p130-s1.png through scratchpad/p130-s6.png, cut at 0.66x of the 600dpi render so as to sit close to the scan's true 241ppi resolution, with the editor's gloss re-cut wider as scratchpad/p130-g1.png and scratchpad/p130-g2.png because it sets to a longer measure than the verses; once line by line at the scan's own resolution in scratchpad/q-56.png, scratchpad/q-57.png, scratchpad/q-58L1.png, scratchpad/q-59L1.png, scratchpad/q-60L1.png, scratchpad/q-60L2.png, scratchpad/q-61L1.png, scratchpad/q-61L2.png, scratchpad/q-62L1.png, scratchpad/q-62L2.png, scratchpad/q-63L1.png, scratchpad/q-63L2.png, scratchpad/q-64L2a.png, scratchpad/q-64L2b.png, scratchpad/q-65L1.png and scratchpad/q-65L2.png; and once from the word-level enlargements and same-page controls scratchpad/p130-w56.png, scratchpad/p130-w58.png, scratchpad/p130-w58b.png, scratchpad/p130-w59.png, scratchpad/p130-ctrl-bha.png, scratchpad/p130-cmp58.png, scratchpad/q-64cmp.png, scratchpad/q-64chala.png, scratchpad/q-64chala2.png, scratchpad/q-64tt.png, scratchpad/q-63kshu2.png, scratchpad/q-63cmp.png and scratchpad/q-63bhra2.png. PRINTED READING RETAINED: the page sets स्वकर्त्तव्यपरो, with the त doubled under the repha, where the ordinary form of the word is कर्तव्य with a single त. The doubling is visible at the scan's own resolution in scratchpad/q-62L2.png and is left exactly as printed; it does not change the sense and costs the metre nothing, since र्त्त and र्त are alike heavy. GEMINATION IS UNRELIABLE ON THIS PAGE, IN BOTH DIRECTIONS: ref 25.62 prints स्वकर्त्तव्य with a doubled त where the ordinary form is कर्तव्य, and ref 25.64 prints चलचितो with a single त where the sense wants चलचित्त. Neither is normalised; each is set as the page sets it and disclosed on its own verse. Chapter 25 is laid out twelve verses to each house-lord, each lord run through the twelve houses beginning at the 1st. Verses 1-12 gave the lagnesha, 13-24 the dhanesha, 25-36 the tritiyesha, 37-48 the fourth lord and 49-60 the fifth. This page completes the fifth lord's round -- verses 56 to 60, the 8th house through the 12th -- and then opens the sixth lord's at verse 61, carrying it as far as the 5th house at verse 65, where the page ends. The editor's Hindi gloss on this page runs as a single paragraph below verse 60, and it settles the debt left by printed page १२९/129: it opens "सुतेश यदि षष्ठभावगत हो तो पुत्र मरजाय, दत्तक या क्रीत पुत्र हो अथवा उसका पुत्र शत्रु होता है" -- the gloss on ref 25.54, which page १२९ could not supply -- and closes "॥ ५४-६० ॥", covering this whole half of the fifth lord's round. Verses 61 to 65, printed below the subheading, are NOT glossed on that page: the sixth lord's gloss stands on printed page १३१/131 (PDF p.163), where a single paragraph of nineteen lines runs his whole round from the 1st house to the 12th and closes "॥ ६१-७२ ॥". THAT PARAGRAPH HAS NOW BEEN READ, from scratchpad/p131-g1.png through scratchpad/p131-g4.png, and the debt is discharged. The editor's sentence on this verse reads "यदि वह धनगत हो तो मनुष्य अपने वंश में विख्यात, साहसी, वक्ता, सुखी परदेश में निवास करने वाला तथा अपने कर्तव्य में तत्पर रहता है". Note that the editor's own prose writes कर्तव्य with a SINGLE त, which strengthens the case that the doubled त of the printed स्वकर्त्तव्य above is the compositor's and not the text's; it is nevertheless left as the page sets it. It is the modern editor's own prose and is used only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. The scan carries the digitiser's provenance stamp -- "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- across the foot of this page, immediately below verse 65, touching no verse; it is of course not part of the text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  63. 25.63 सत्यापित

    Verse 63

    संस्कृत

    षष्ठेशे विक्रमस्थे तु भ्रातृशत्रुः क्रुधान्वितः । जातो विक्रमहीनः स्याद् दासस्तस्योत्तरप्रदः ॥ ६३ ॥

    shashtheshe vikramasthe tu bhraatrishatruh krudhaanvitah | jaato vikramaheenah syaad daasastasyottarapradah || 63 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The lord of the 6th being in vikrama, the 3rd (vikramasthe), [the native is] an enemy to his brothers (bhraatri-shatruh) and filled with anger (krudhaa-anvitah); the one born would be wanting in prowess (vikrama-heenah), and his servant is one who answers back (daasah tasya uttara-pradah).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    षष्ठेश विक्रम (तृतीय) भाव में हो (षष्ठेशे विक्रमस्थे तु), तो जातक भाइयों का शत्रु तथा क्रोध से युक्त होता है (भ्रातृशत्रुः क्रुधान्वितः); वह पराक्रम से हीन होता है और उसका सेवक उसे उत्तर देने वाला होता है (जातो विक्रमहीनः स्याद् दासस्तस्योत्तरप्रदः)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 63. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.162, printed page १३०/130. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p130-162.png (600dpi, 3541x4925 -- wider again than page १२९'s 3342, so the strip boxes were re-measured for this page rather than reused) read three times over: once from the reduced full-line strips scratchpad/p130-s1.png through scratchpad/p130-s6.png, cut at 0.66x of the 600dpi render so as to sit close to the scan's true 241ppi resolution, with the editor's gloss re-cut wider as scratchpad/p130-g1.png and scratchpad/p130-g2.png because it sets to a longer measure than the verses; once line by line at the scan's own resolution in scratchpad/q-56.png, scratchpad/q-57.png, scratchpad/q-58L1.png, scratchpad/q-59L1.png, scratchpad/q-60L1.png, scratchpad/q-60L2.png, scratchpad/q-61L1.png, scratchpad/q-61L2.png, scratchpad/q-62L1.png, scratchpad/q-62L2.png, scratchpad/q-63L1.png, scratchpad/q-63L2.png, scratchpad/q-64L2a.png, scratchpad/q-64L2b.png, scratchpad/q-65L1.png and scratchpad/q-65L2.png; and once from the word-level enlargements and same-page controls scratchpad/p130-w56.png, scratchpad/p130-w58.png, scratchpad/p130-w58b.png, scratchpad/p130-w59.png, scratchpad/p130-ctrl-bha.png, scratchpad/p130-cmp58.png, scratchpad/q-64cmp.png, scratchpad/q-64chala.png, scratchpad/q-64chala2.png, scratchpad/q-64tt.png, scratchpad/q-63kshu2.png, scratchpad/q-63cmp.png and scratchpad/q-63bhra2.png. Two aksharas were adjudicated here. भ्रातृ, brothers -- proper to the third house -- shows its subscript र plainly at 6.8x in scratchpad/q-63bhra2.png. That is worth setting against ref 25.51, where the very same test found NO subscript र and the reading was therefore मातृ and not भ्रातृ: the same discriminator, applied twice on adjacent pages, gives opposite answers, which is the point of applying it rather than guessing from the house. The second is क्रुधान्वितः, filled with anger, not क्षुधान्वितः, afflicted with hunger: the opening conjunct was set beside the क्र of विक्रमस्थे from THIS SAME LINE at 5.5x in scratchpad/q-63cmp.png and matches it stroke for stroke -- क with the subscript र, plus the u below. उत्तरप्रदः, giving-back-answers, is insolence rather than helpfulness. Verses 61-65 are not glossed on this page, so none of this is corroborated from the editor's prose. Chapter 25 is laid out twelve verses to each house-lord, each lord run through the twelve houses beginning at the 1st. Verses 1-12 gave the lagnesha, 13-24 the dhanesha, 25-36 the tritiyesha, 37-48 the fourth lord and 49-60 the fifth. This page completes the fifth lord's round -- verses 56 to 60, the 8th house through the 12th -- and then opens the sixth lord's at verse 61, carrying it as far as the 5th house at verse 65, where the page ends. The editor's Hindi gloss on this page runs as a single paragraph below verse 60, and it settles the debt left by printed page १२९/129: it opens "सुतेश यदि षष्ठभावगत हो तो पुत्र मरजाय, दत्तक या क्रीत पुत्र हो अथवा उसका पुत्र शत्रु होता है" -- the gloss on ref 25.54, which page १२९ could not supply -- and closes "॥ ५४-६० ॥", covering this whole half of the fifth lord's round. Verses 61 to 65, printed below the subheading, are NOT glossed on that page: the sixth lord's gloss stands on printed page १३१/131 (PDF p.163), where a single paragraph of nineteen lines runs his whole round from the 1st house to the 12th and closes "॥ ६१-७२ ॥". THAT PARAGRAPH HAS NOW BEEN READ, from scratchpad/p131-g1.png through scratchpad/p131-g4.png, and the debt is discharged. The editor's sentence on this verse reads "षष्ठेश यदि सहजगत हो तो मनुष्य भाइयों का दुश्मन, क्रोधी, पराक्रमहीन, अशिष्ट नौकर वाला होता है". It corroborates all three of the readings adjudicated here from the scan alone: भाइयों confirms भ्रातृ over मातृ, क्रोधी confirms क्रुधान्वितः over क्षुधान्वितः, and अशिष्ट नौकर -- an ill-mannered servant -- confirms दासस्तस्योत्तरप्रदः, a servant who answers back. It is the modern editor's own prose and is used only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. The scan carries the digitiser's provenance stamp -- "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- across the foot of this page, immediately below verse 65, touching no verse; it is of course not part of the text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  64. 25.64 सत्यापित

    Verse 64

    संस्कृत

    षष्ठेशे तुर्यभावस्थे जातो मातृसुखोज्झितः । मनस्वी पिशुनो द्वेषी चलचितोऽपि वित्तवान् ॥ ६४ ॥

    shashtheshe turyabhaavasthe jaato maatrisukhojjhitah | manasvee pishuno dveshee chalachito.api vittavaan || 64 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The lord of the 6th standing in turya, the 4th (turya-bhaava-sthe), the one born is forsaken by his mother's comfort (maatri-sukha-ujjhitah); high-minded (manasvee), a backbiter (pishuno), full of spite (dveshee), and unsteady of mind (chala-chitto) yet moneyed withal (api vittavaan).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    षष्ठेश तुर्य (चतुर्थ) भाव में स्थित हो (षष्ठेशे तुर्यभावस्थे), तो जातक मातृसुख से रहित होता है (जातो मातृसुखोज्झितः); वह मनस्वी, पिशुन, द्वेषी तथा चलचित्त होकर भी धनवान् होता है (मनस्वी पिशुनो द्वेषी चलचितोऽपि वित्तवान्)। मुद्रित पाठ में 'चलचितो' एक ही त के साथ छपा है, जिसे यहाँ ज्यों का त्यों रखा गया है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 64. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.162, printed page १३०/130. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p130-162.png (600dpi, 3541x4925 -- wider again than page १२९'s 3342, so the strip boxes were re-measured for this page rather than reused) read three times over: once from the reduced full-line strips scratchpad/p130-s1.png through scratchpad/p130-s6.png, cut at 0.66x of the 600dpi render so as to sit close to the scan's true 241ppi resolution, with the editor's gloss re-cut wider as scratchpad/p130-g1.png and scratchpad/p130-g2.png because it sets to a longer measure than the verses; once line by line at the scan's own resolution in scratchpad/q-56.png, scratchpad/q-57.png, scratchpad/q-58L1.png, scratchpad/q-59L1.png, scratchpad/q-60L1.png, scratchpad/q-60L2.png, scratchpad/q-61L1.png, scratchpad/q-61L2.png, scratchpad/q-62L1.png, scratchpad/q-62L2.png, scratchpad/q-63L1.png, scratchpad/q-63L2.png, scratchpad/q-64L2a.png, scratchpad/q-64L2b.png, scratchpad/q-65L1.png and scratchpad/q-65L2.png; and once from the word-level enlargements and same-page controls scratchpad/p130-w56.png, scratchpad/p130-w58.png, scratchpad/p130-w58b.png, scratchpad/p130-w59.png, scratchpad/p130-ctrl-bha.png, scratchpad/p130-cmp58.png, scratchpad/q-64cmp.png, scratchpad/q-64chala.png, scratchpad/q-64chala2.png, scratchpad/q-64tt.png, scratchpad/q-63kshu2.png, scratchpad/q-63cmp.png and scratchpad/q-63bhra2.png. PRINTED READING RETAINED AGAINST THE ORDINARY FORM: the page sets चलचितोऽपि with a SINGLE त, where the sense -- unsteady of mind -- calls for चलचित्तोऽपि with the त्त of चित्त. This was tested rather than assumed. The cluster was enlarged to 3.8x in scratchpad/q-64chala2.png, which shows that the hook riding above the headline is the i-matra of चि and not an anusvara, and then set at 5.4x beside the वित्त of वित्तवान् FROM THE SAME LINE in scratchpad/q-64tt.png: वित्त shows the stacked त्त ligature, the candidate shows one plain त. The page prints चलचितो. It is kept as printed and translated in the sense required. GEMINATION IS UNRELIABLE ON THIS PAGE, IN BOTH DIRECTIONS: ref 25.62 prints स्वकर्त्तव्य with a doubled त where the ordinary form is कर्तव्य, and ref 25.64 prints चलचितो with a single त where the sense wants चलचित्त. Neither is normalised; each is set as the page sets it and disclosed on its own verse. The opening word मनस्वी, not भनस्वी, was settled at 7x in scratchpad/q-64cmp.png against the भ of लाभभावस्थे: म carries the closed rectangular loop at the lower left, भ an open figure. उज्झितः is उत् + झित in the usual form ujjhita, abandoned. Verses 61-65 are not glossed on this page. Chapter 25 is laid out twelve verses to each house-lord, each lord run through the twelve houses beginning at the 1st. Verses 1-12 gave the lagnesha, 13-24 the dhanesha, 25-36 the tritiyesha, 37-48 the fourth lord and 49-60 the fifth. This page completes the fifth lord's round -- verses 56 to 60, the 8th house through the 12th -- and then opens the sixth lord's at verse 61, carrying it as far as the 5th house at verse 65, where the page ends. The editor's Hindi gloss on this page runs as a single paragraph below verse 60, and it settles the debt left by printed page १२९/129: it opens "सुतेश यदि षष्ठभावगत हो तो पुत्र मरजाय, दत्तक या क्रीत पुत्र हो अथवा उसका पुत्र शत्रु होता है" -- the gloss on ref 25.54, which page १२९ could not supply -- and closes "॥ ५४-६० ॥", covering this whole half of the fifth lord's round. Verses 61 to 65, printed below the subheading, are NOT glossed on that page: the sixth lord's gloss stands on printed page १३१/131 (PDF p.163), where a single paragraph of nineteen lines runs his whole round from the 1st house to the 12th and closes "॥ ६१-७२ ॥". THAT PARAGRAPH HAS NOW BEEN READ, from scratchpad/p131-g1.png through scratchpad/p131-g4.png, and the debt is discharged. The editor's sentence on this verse reads "षष्ठेश यदि चतुर्थस्थ हो तो वह मातृसुख-वञ्चित होता है और वह मनस्वी, चुगलखोर, दूसरों से द्वेष करनेवाला, और चञ्चल प्रकृति होते हुए भी धनी होता है". चञ्चल प्रकृति is decisive corroboration that the word behind the printed चलचितो is चलचित्त, unsteady of mind, and मनस्वी independently confirms the म-not-भ reading of मनस्वी at the head of the verse. It is the modern editor's own prose and is used only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. The scan carries the digitiser's provenance stamp -- "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- across the foot of this page, immediately below verse 65, touching no verse; it is of course not part of the text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  65. 25.65 सत्यापित

    Verse 65

    संस्कृत

    षष्ठेशे सुतगे जातश्चलमित्रधनादिकः । स्वार्थी दयालुः सुखितो द्वेषकृत्तनयादिभिः ॥ ६५ ॥

    shashtheshe sutage jaatashchalamitradhanaadikah | svaarthee dayaaluh sukhito dveshakrittanayaadibhih || 65 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The lord of the 6th having gone to the house of sons, the 5th (sutage), the one born has friends, wealth and the rest of it unsteady (chala-mitra-dhana-aadikah); self-seeking (svaarthee), compassionate (dayaaluh), comfortable (sukhito), and at enmity with his children and their like (dvesha-krit tanaya-aadibhih).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    षष्ठेश सुत (पञ्चम) भाव में गया हो (षष्ठेशे सुतगे), तो जातक के मित्र, धन आदि चंचल रहते हैं (जातश्चलमित्रधनादिकः); वह स्वार्थी, दयालु तथा सुखी होता है, किन्तु पुत्रादि से द्वेष करने वाला होता है (स्वार्थी दयालुः सुखितो द्वेषकृत्तनयादिभिः)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 65. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.162, printed page १३०/130. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p130-162.png (600dpi, 3541x4925 -- wider again than page १२९'s 3342, so the strip boxes were re-measured for this page rather than reused) read three times over: once from the reduced full-line strips scratchpad/p130-s1.png through scratchpad/p130-s6.png, cut at 0.66x of the 600dpi render so as to sit close to the scan's true 241ppi resolution, with the editor's gloss re-cut wider as scratchpad/p130-g1.png and scratchpad/p130-g2.png because it sets to a longer measure than the verses; once line by line at the scan's own resolution in scratchpad/q-56.png, scratchpad/q-57.png, scratchpad/q-58L1.png, scratchpad/q-59L1.png, scratchpad/q-60L1.png, scratchpad/q-60L2.png, scratchpad/q-61L1.png, scratchpad/q-61L2.png, scratchpad/q-62L1.png, scratchpad/q-62L2.png, scratchpad/q-63L1.png, scratchpad/q-63L2.png, scratchpad/q-64L2a.png, scratchpad/q-64L2b.png, scratchpad/q-65L1.png and scratchpad/q-65L2.png; and once from the word-level enlargements and same-page controls scratchpad/p130-w56.png, scratchpad/p130-w58.png, scratchpad/p130-w58b.png, scratchpad/p130-w59.png, scratchpad/p130-ctrl-bha.png, scratchpad/p130-cmp58.png, scratchpad/q-64cmp.png, scratchpad/q-64chala.png, scratchpad/q-64chala2.png, scratchpad/q-64tt.png, scratchpad/q-63kshu2.png, scratchpad/q-63cmp.png and scratchpad/q-63bhra2.png. चल, unsteady, governs the whole compound मित्रधनादिक -- friends, wealth and whatever else -- and is the same word this page used at ref 25.64 of the mind. स्वार्थी beside दयालुः is not a contradiction the text apologises for: the two stand side by side as printed. द्वेषकृत् takes तनयादिभिः in the instrumental, so the enmity is WITH the children and their like, not on their behalf. This is the last verse on the page; the sixth lord's round breaks off here at the 5th house and resumes at verse 66 on printed page १३१/131 (PDF p.163), where his gloss also stands. Both have now been read. Chapter 25 is laid out twelve verses to each house-lord, each lord run through the twelve houses beginning at the 1st. Verses 1-12 gave the lagnesha, 13-24 the dhanesha, 25-36 the tritiyesha, 37-48 the fourth lord and 49-60 the fifth. This page completes the fifth lord's round -- verses 56 to 60, the 8th house through the 12th -- and then opens the sixth lord's at verse 61, carrying it as far as the 5th house at verse 65, where the page ends. The editor's Hindi gloss on this page runs as a single paragraph below verse 60, and it settles the debt left by printed page १२९/129: it opens "सुतेश यदि षष्ठभावगत हो तो पुत्र मरजाय, दत्तक या क्रीत पुत्र हो अथवा उसका पुत्र शत्रु होता है" -- the gloss on ref 25.54, which page १२९ could not supply -- and closes "॥ ५४-६० ॥", covering this whole half of the fifth lord's round. Verses 61 to 65, printed below the subheading, are NOT glossed on that page: the sixth lord's gloss stands on printed page १३१/131 (PDF p.163), where a single paragraph of nineteen lines runs his whole round from the 1st house to the 12th and closes "॥ ६१-७२ ॥". THAT PARAGRAPH HAS NOW BEEN READ, from scratchpad/p131-g1.png through scratchpad/p131-g4.png, and the debt is discharged. The editor's sentence on this verse reads "यदि पञ्चम भावस्थ षष्ठेश हो तो मित्र, धन आदि सभी उसके अस्थिर रहते हैं। वह स्वार्थी दयावान्, सुखी, तथा पुत्रादिकों से द्वेष करने वाला होता है". अस्थिर confirms that चल governs the whole compound मित्रधनादिक, and the editor sets स्वार्थी beside दयावान् exactly as the verse sets स्वार्थी beside दयालुः. It is the modern editor's own prose and is used only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. The scan carries the digitiser's provenance stamp -- "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- across the foot of this page, immediately below verse 65, touching no verse; it is of course not part of the text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  66. 25.66 सत्यापित

    Verse 66

    संस्कृत

    षष्ठेशे रिपुभावस्थे शत्रुता ज्ञातिभिः सदा । मित्रत्वमन्यजातीयैः मध्यमर्थादिजं सुखम् ॥ ६६ ॥

    shashtheshe ripubhaavasthe shatrutaa jnaatibhih sadaa | mitratvamanyajaateeyaih madhyamarthaadijam sukham || 66 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lord of the sixth stands in the house of enemies itself, there is unending hostility with his own kinsmen and friendship with those of another caste; and the happiness that comes to him from wealth and the like is middling.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    षष्ठेश यदि छठे भाव में ही हो तो जातक का अपने ही सम्बन्धियों से सदा वैर रहता है और अन्य जाति के लोगों से मित्रता होती है; धन आदि से मिलने वाला उसका सुख मध्यम रहता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 66. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.163, printed page १३१/131. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p131-163.png (600dpi, 3352x4925 -- NARROWER than page १३०'s 3541, with the type block itself occupying only x 500-2650 and a dark scan artefact standing at x 3100-3300, so every strip box was measured afresh from this page's own ink extents rather than inherited from the previous page) read three times over: once from the reduced full-line strips scratchpad/p131-s1.png through scratchpad/p131-s3.png, cut at 0.80x of the 600dpi render so as to sit close to the scan's true 241ppi resolution, with the editor's gloss re-cut as scratchpad/p131-g1.png through scratchpad/p131-g4.png at x0=130 after two earlier attempts at x0=380 and x0=250 both clipped the LEFT edge of the wrapped gloss lines and lost the क्र of पराक्रमहीन; once line by line at 0.87x in scratchpad/q131-66L1.png, scratchpad/q131-66L2.png, scratchpad/q131-67L1.png, scratchpad/q131-67L2.png, scratchpad/q131-68L1.png, scratchpad/q131-68L2.png, scratchpad/q131-69L1.png, scratchpad/q131-69L2.png, scratchpad/q131-70L1.png, scratchpad/q131-70L2.png, scratchpad/q131-71L1.png, scratchpad/q131-71L2.png, scratchpad/q131-72L1.png and scratchpad/q131-72L2.png; and once from the word-level enlargements and same-page controls scratchpad/q131-66madhya.png, scratchpad/q131-66madhya2.png, scratchpad/q131-69kastha.png, scratchpad/q131-69a.png, scratchpad/q131-69cmp2.png, scratchpad/q131-70bha.png, scratchpad/q131-71w2.png, scratchpad/q131-71quad.png and scratchpad/q131-71tri.png. A LESSON RECORDED ON THIS PAGE: the editor's gloss is set to a wider measure than the verses, but WHICH side it over-runs varies from page to page. On printed page १३०/130 it ran further right than the verse block; on this page it runs further LEFT, beginning at x approx 150 where the verses begin at approx 440. The gloss block's own column extents are now profiled per page before any strip is cut, never inherited from the verse block or from the page before. मध्यमर्थादिजं was adjudicated at 3.0x in scratchpad/q131-66madhya2.png: what reads at strip scale as मध्यमर्थोदिजं is in fact मध्यम + अर्थ + आदि + जं, the apparent ो resolving into the आ-matra of र्था followed by the free-floating i-matra hook of दि. This fount sets ि as a hook riding ABOVE the headline with its stem descending to the LEFT of the consonant, and at reduced scale it passes for an anusvara, a repha or a ो; the identical trap was sprung at ref 25.64 on the previous page, and this is the second time the discriminator has been needed. The editor's gloss confirms the reading with मध्यम धनादिक सुखवाला. ज्ञाति is one's own kinsfolk, so the hostility of the first line is with his own people and the friendship of the second with those outside them -- अन्यजातीयैः, of another jaati; the gloss reads अपने सम्बन्धियों से सदा शत्रुता, दूसरी जातिवालों से मित्रता. Chapter 25 is laid out twelve verses to each house-lord, each lord run through the twelve houses beginning at the 1st. Verses 1-12 gave the lagnesha, 13-24 the dhanesha, 25-36 the tritiyesha, 37-48 the fourth lord, 49-60 the fifth and 61-72 the sixth. This page carries the second half of the sixth lord's round -- verses 66 to 72, the 6th house through the 12th -- and closes it; the seventh lord's round begins at verse 73 on printed page १३२/132. The editor headed this run on printed page १३०/130 with the subheading रोगेश-फल--, naming the sixth lord रोगेश, lord of रोग, disease; every verse of the run itself reads षष्ठेशे, simply the lord of the sixth. Both are kept as each stands, the verses in the Devanagari above and the editor's name recorded here. The editor's Hindi gloss on this page runs as a single paragraph of nineteen lines below verse 72. It covers the sixth lord's WHOLE round, from the 1st house through the 12th, and closes "॥ ६१-७२ ॥", so it discharges the debt left open by printed page १३०/130, whose own paragraph stopped at verse 60 and left verses 61 to 65 unglossed; those five published verses have accordingly been amended in this same pass to carry the editor's sentences. It is the modern editor's own prose and is used only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. TWO COMPOSITOR'S ERRORS STAND ON THIS PAGE AND BOTH ARE LEFT EXACTLY AS PRINTED: ref 25.69 sets पापाण where the word must be पाषाण, stone, and ref 25.71 sets धनासी where the sense wants धनाशी. Both are single-glyph substitutions of the commonest Devanagari kind -- प for ष, स for श -- both were tested against same-page controls at high magnification rather than assumed, and both are independently caught by the editor's own Hindi gloss on this very page. Neither is normalised in the Devanagari or in the IAST above; each is disclosed on its own verse. The scan carries the digitiser's provenance stamp -- "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- across the foot of this page, printed over the gloss's closing line "॥ ६१-७२ ॥" and touching no verse; it is of course not part of the text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  67. 25.67 सत्यापित

    Verse 67

    संस्कृत

    षष्ठेशे सप्तमे जातो जायासुखविवर्जितः । वित्तकीर्तिगुणोपेतः साहसी मानवान् भवेत् ॥ ६७ ॥

    shashtheshe saptame jaato jaayaasukhavivarjitah | vittakeertigunopetah saahasee maanavaan bhavet || 67 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    With the sixth lord in the seventh, the native is cut off from the happiness of a wife; he is furnished with wealth, fame and good qualities, and becomes daring and full of self-regard.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    षष्ठेश सप्तम भाव में हो तो जातक स्त्री-सुख से वञ्चित रहता है; वह धन, कीर्ति और गुणों से सम्पन्न, साहसी तथा स्वाभिमानी होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 67. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.163, printed page १३१/131. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p131-163.png (600dpi, 3352x4925 -- NARROWER than page १३०'s 3541, with the type block itself occupying only x 500-2650 and a dark scan artefact standing at x 3100-3300, so every strip box was measured afresh from this page's own ink extents rather than inherited from the previous page) read three times over: once from the reduced full-line strips scratchpad/p131-s1.png through scratchpad/p131-s3.png, cut at 0.80x of the 600dpi render so as to sit close to the scan's true 241ppi resolution, with the editor's gloss re-cut as scratchpad/p131-g1.png through scratchpad/p131-g4.png at x0=130 after two earlier attempts at x0=380 and x0=250 both clipped the LEFT edge of the wrapped gloss lines and lost the क्र of पराक्रमहीन; once line by line at 0.87x in scratchpad/q131-66L1.png, scratchpad/q131-66L2.png, scratchpad/q131-67L1.png, scratchpad/q131-67L2.png, scratchpad/q131-68L1.png, scratchpad/q131-68L2.png, scratchpad/q131-69L1.png, scratchpad/q131-69L2.png, scratchpad/q131-70L1.png, scratchpad/q131-70L2.png, scratchpad/q131-71L1.png, scratchpad/q131-71L2.png, scratchpad/q131-72L1.png and scratchpad/q131-72L2.png; and once from the word-level enlargements and same-page controls scratchpad/q131-66madhya.png, scratchpad/q131-66madhya2.png, scratchpad/q131-69kastha.png, scratchpad/q131-69a.png, scratchpad/q131-69cmp2.png, scratchpad/q131-70bha.png, scratchpad/q131-71w2.png, scratchpad/q131-71quad.png and scratchpad/q131-71tri.png. A LESSON RECORDED ON THIS PAGE: the editor's gloss is set to a wider measure than the verses, but WHICH side it over-runs varies from page to page. On printed page १३०/130 it ran further right than the verse block; on this page it runs further LEFT, beginning at x approx 150 where the verses begin at approx 440. The gloss block's own column extents are now profiled per page before any strip is cut, never inherited from the verse block or from the page before. मानवान् is from मान, self-regard, and not from मानव, a man: the editor glosses it मानी, proud. जायासुखविवर्जितः is deprived of the happiness of a wife, and the gloss reads स्त्रीसौख्यविहीन, धन, गुण से सम्पन्न साहसी तथा मानी. The सी of साहसी in the second line of this verse served as the control that settled the disputed akshara of ref 25.71. Chapter 25 is laid out twelve verses to each house-lord, each lord run through the twelve houses beginning at the 1st. Verses 1-12 gave the lagnesha, 13-24 the dhanesha, 25-36 the tritiyesha, 37-48 the fourth lord, 49-60 the fifth and 61-72 the sixth. This page carries the second half of the sixth lord's round -- verses 66 to 72, the 6th house through the 12th -- and closes it; the seventh lord's round begins at verse 73 on printed page १३२/132. The editor headed this run on printed page १३०/130 with the subheading रोगेश-फल--, naming the sixth lord रोगेश, lord of रोग, disease; every verse of the run itself reads षष्ठेशे, simply the lord of the sixth. Both are kept as each stands, the verses in the Devanagari above and the editor's name recorded here. The editor's Hindi gloss on this page runs as a single paragraph of nineteen lines below verse 72. It covers the sixth lord's WHOLE round, from the 1st house through the 12th, and closes "॥ ६१-७२ ॥", so it discharges the debt left open by printed page १३०/130, whose own paragraph stopped at verse 60 and left verses 61 to 65 unglossed; those five published verses have accordingly been amended in this same pass to carry the editor's sentences. It is the modern editor's own prose and is used only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. TWO COMPOSITOR'S ERRORS STAND ON THIS PAGE AND BOTH ARE LEFT EXACTLY AS PRINTED: ref 25.69 sets पापाण where the word must be पाषाण, stone, and ref 25.71 sets धनासी where the sense wants धनाशी. Both are single-glyph substitutions of the commonest Devanagari kind -- प for ष, स for श -- both were tested against same-page controls at high magnification rather than assumed, and both are independently caught by the editor's own Hindi gloss on this very page. Neither is normalised in the Devanagari or in the IAST above; each is disclosed on its own verse. The scan carries the digitiser's provenance stamp -- "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- across the foot of this page, printed over the gloss's closing line "॥ ६१-७२ ॥" and touching no verse; it is of course not part of the text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  68. 25.68 सत्यापित

    Verse 68

    संस्कृत

    षष्ठेशेऽष्टमगे रोगी वैरयुक्तो मनीषिभिः । परस्त्रीवित्तलाभार्थी जातकः शौचवर्जितः ॥ ६८ ॥

    shashtheshe.ashtamage rogee vairayukto maneeshibhih | parastreevittalaabhaarthee jaatakah shauchavarjitah || 68 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The sixth lord in the eighth makes the native sickly and at enmity with the wise; he is bent on getting the wives and the wealth of other men, and is devoid of purity.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    षष्ठेश अष्टम भाव में हो तो जातक रोगी और विद्वानों से वैर रखने वाला होता है; वह पराई स्त्री तथा पराये धन को प्राप्त करने का इच्छुक और अपवित्र रहता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 68. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.163, printed page १३१/131. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p131-163.png (600dpi, 3352x4925 -- NARROWER than page १३०'s 3541, with the type block itself occupying only x 500-2650 and a dark scan artefact standing at x 3100-3300, so every strip box was measured afresh from this page's own ink extents rather than inherited from the previous page) read three times over: once from the reduced full-line strips scratchpad/p131-s1.png through scratchpad/p131-s3.png, cut at 0.80x of the 600dpi render so as to sit close to the scan's true 241ppi resolution, with the editor's gloss re-cut as scratchpad/p131-g1.png through scratchpad/p131-g4.png at x0=130 after two earlier attempts at x0=380 and x0=250 both clipped the LEFT edge of the wrapped gloss lines and lost the क्र of पराक्रमहीन; once line by line at 0.87x in scratchpad/q131-66L1.png, scratchpad/q131-66L2.png, scratchpad/q131-67L1.png, scratchpad/q131-67L2.png, scratchpad/q131-68L1.png, scratchpad/q131-68L2.png, scratchpad/q131-69L1.png, scratchpad/q131-69L2.png, scratchpad/q131-70L1.png, scratchpad/q131-70L2.png, scratchpad/q131-71L1.png, scratchpad/q131-71L2.png, scratchpad/q131-72L1.png and scratchpad/q131-72L2.png; and once from the word-level enlargements and same-page controls scratchpad/q131-66madhya.png, scratchpad/q131-66madhya2.png, scratchpad/q131-69kastha.png, scratchpad/q131-69a.png, scratchpad/q131-69cmp2.png, scratchpad/q131-70bha.png, scratchpad/q131-71w2.png, scratchpad/q131-71quad.png and scratchpad/q131-71tri.png. A LESSON RECORDED ON THIS PAGE: the editor's gloss is set to a wider measure than the verses, but WHICH side it over-runs varies from page to page. On printed page १३०/130 it ran further right than the verse block; on this page it runs further LEFT, beginning at x approx 150 where the verses begin at approx 440. The gloss block's own column extents are now profiled per page before any strip is cut, never inherited from the verse block or from the page before. षष्ठेशेऽष्टमगे carries the avagraha of ेऽ, that is े + अ, so the IAST above restores the elided अ as .a in the usual way. वैरयुक्तो मनीषिभिः takes the instrumental: the enmity is WITH the wise, and the editor glosses it विद्वद्द्वेषी. शौचवर्जितः is devoid of ritual purity, glossed अपवित्र. The र्थी of लाभार्थी in the second line of this verse, and the श of शौचवर्जितः at its close, both served as controls in settling the disputed akshara of ref 25.71. Chapter 25 is laid out twelve verses to each house-lord, each lord run through the twelve houses beginning at the 1st. Verses 1-12 gave the lagnesha, 13-24 the dhanesha, 25-36 the tritiyesha, 37-48 the fourth lord, 49-60 the fifth and 61-72 the sixth. This page carries the second half of the sixth lord's round -- verses 66 to 72, the 6th house through the 12th -- and closes it; the seventh lord's round begins at verse 73 on printed page १३२/132. The editor headed this run on printed page १३०/130 with the subheading रोगेश-फल--, naming the sixth lord रोगेश, lord of रोग, disease; every verse of the run itself reads षष्ठेशे, simply the lord of the sixth. Both are kept as each stands, the verses in the Devanagari above and the editor's name recorded here. The editor's Hindi gloss on this page runs as a single paragraph of nineteen lines below verse 72. It covers the sixth lord's WHOLE round, from the 1st house through the 12th, and closes "॥ ६१-७२ ॥", so it discharges the debt left open by printed page १३०/130, whose own paragraph stopped at verse 60 and left verses 61 to 65 unglossed; those five published verses have accordingly been amended in this same pass to carry the editor's sentences. It is the modern editor's own prose and is used only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. TWO COMPOSITOR'S ERRORS STAND ON THIS PAGE AND BOTH ARE LEFT EXACTLY AS PRINTED: ref 25.69 sets पापाण where the word must be पाषाण, stone, and ref 25.71 sets धनासी where the sense wants धनाशी. Both are single-glyph substitutions of the commonest Devanagari kind -- प for ष, स for श -- both were tested against same-page controls at high magnification rather than assumed, and both are independently caught by the editor's own Hindi gloss on this very page. Neither is normalised in the Devanagari or in the IAST above; each is disclosed on its own verse. The scan carries the digitiser's provenance stamp -- "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- across the foot of this page, printed over the gloss's closing line "॥ ६१-७२ ॥" and touching no verse; it is of course not part of the text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  69. 25.69 सत्यापित

    Verse 69

    संस्कृत

    षष्ठेशे नवमे जातः काष्ठपापाणविक्रयी । व्यवहारे क्वचिद्धानिः क्वचिद्वृद्धिश्च तस्य हि ॥ ६९ ॥

    shashtheshe navame jaatah kaashthapaapaanavikrayee | vyavahaare kvachiddhaanih kvachidvriddhishcha tasya hi || 69 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    With the sixth lord in the ninth, the native is a seller of wood and of stone; in his dealings there is loss at one time and gain at another.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    षष्ठेश नवम भाव में हो तो जातक लकड़ी और पत्थर बेचने वाला होता है; उसके व्यापार में कभी हानि और कभी वृद्धि होती रहती है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 69. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.163, printed page १३१/131. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p131-163.png (600dpi, 3352x4925 -- NARROWER than page १३०'s 3541, with the type block itself occupying only x 500-2650 and a dark scan artefact standing at x 3100-3300, so every strip box was measured afresh from this page's own ink extents rather than inherited from the previous page) read three times over: once from the reduced full-line strips scratchpad/p131-s1.png through scratchpad/p131-s3.png, cut at 0.80x of the 600dpi render so as to sit close to the scan's true 241ppi resolution, with the editor's gloss re-cut as scratchpad/p131-g1.png through scratchpad/p131-g4.png at x0=130 after two earlier attempts at x0=380 and x0=250 both clipped the LEFT edge of the wrapped gloss lines and lost the क्र of पराक्रमहीन; once line by line at 0.87x in scratchpad/q131-66L1.png, scratchpad/q131-66L2.png, scratchpad/q131-67L1.png, scratchpad/q131-67L2.png, scratchpad/q131-68L1.png, scratchpad/q131-68L2.png, scratchpad/q131-69L1.png, scratchpad/q131-69L2.png, scratchpad/q131-70L1.png, scratchpad/q131-70L2.png, scratchpad/q131-71L1.png, scratchpad/q131-71L2.png, scratchpad/q131-72L1.png and scratchpad/q131-72L2.png; and once from the word-level enlargements and same-page controls scratchpad/q131-66madhya.png, scratchpad/q131-66madhya2.png, scratchpad/q131-69kastha.png, scratchpad/q131-69a.png, scratchpad/q131-69cmp2.png, scratchpad/q131-70bha.png, scratchpad/q131-71w2.png, scratchpad/q131-71quad.png and scratchpad/q131-71tri.png. A LESSON RECORDED ON THIS PAGE: the editor's gloss is set to a wider measure than the verses, but WHICH side it over-runs varies from page to page. On printed page १३०/130 it ran further right than the verse block; on this page it runs further LEFT, beginning at x approx 150 where the verses begin at approx 440. The gloss block's own column extents are now profiled per page before any strip is cut, never inherited from the verse block or from the page before. PRINTED READING RETAINED AGAINST SENSE: the page sets काष्ठपापाण-, with प, where the word for stone requires ष -- पाषाण. This was tested rather than assumed. Both aksharas of पापाण were enlarged to 10x in scratchpad/q131-69a.png and are identical to each other, and the second was then set beside a ष taken from the षष्ठेशे of THIS SAME LINE in the three-panel scratchpad/q131-69cmp2.png. The discriminator, established here and now standing: प shows a plain rectangular white counter with a straight left stroke whose bottom joins the stem cleanly, while ष shows a filled bowl whose interior white is a small crescent curling round and down to the left into a hook. The page prints पापाण. It is kept exactly as printed in the Devanagari and the IAST above and translated in the sense required. The editor's own gloss settles the intent independently of any glyph comparison -- he writes जातक लकड़ी पत्थल वेचने वाला, a seller of wood and stone -- and this is the second time on this run that his prose has caught a compositor out. क्वचिद्...क्वचिद् is sometimes...sometimes, which the gloss renders कभी हानि और कभी वृद्धि. Chapter 25 is laid out twelve verses to each house-lord, each lord run through the twelve houses beginning at the 1st. Verses 1-12 gave the lagnesha, 13-24 the dhanesha, 25-36 the tritiyesha, 37-48 the fourth lord, 49-60 the fifth and 61-72 the sixth. This page carries the second half of the sixth lord's round -- verses 66 to 72, the 6th house through the 12th -- and closes it; the seventh lord's round begins at verse 73 on printed page १३२/132. The editor headed this run on printed page १३०/130 with the subheading रोगेश-फल--, naming the sixth lord रोगेश, lord of रोग, disease; every verse of the run itself reads षष्ठेशे, simply the lord of the sixth. Both are kept as each stands, the verses in the Devanagari above and the editor's name recorded here. The editor's Hindi gloss on this page runs as a single paragraph of nineteen lines below verse 72. It covers the sixth lord's WHOLE round, from the 1st house through the 12th, and closes "॥ ६१-७२ ॥", so it discharges the debt left open by printed page १३०/130, whose own paragraph stopped at verse 60 and left verses 61 to 65 unglossed; those five published verses have accordingly been amended in this same pass to carry the editor's sentences. It is the modern editor's own prose and is used only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. TWO COMPOSITOR'S ERRORS STAND ON THIS PAGE AND BOTH ARE LEFT EXACTLY AS PRINTED: ref 25.69 sets पापाण where the word must be पाषाण, stone, and ref 25.71 sets धनासी where the sense wants धनाशी. Both are single-glyph substitutions of the commonest Devanagari kind -- प for ष, स for श -- both were tested against same-page controls at high magnification rather than assumed, and both are independently caught by the editor's own Hindi gloss on this very page. Neither is normalised in the Devanagari or in the IAST above; each is disclosed on its own verse. The scan carries the digitiser's provenance stamp -- "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- across the foot of this page, printed over the gloss's closing line "॥ ६१-७२ ॥" and touching no verse; it is of course not part of the text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  70. 25.70 सत्यापित

    Verse 70

    संस्कृत

    षष्ठेशे कर्मगे जातो वक्ता ख्यातो निजान्वये । पितृभक्तिविहीनश्च प्रवासे सुखितो भवेत् ॥ ७० ॥

    shashtheshe karmage jaato vaktaa khyaato nijaanvaye | pitribhaktiviheenashcha pravaase sukhito bhavet || 70 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The sixth lord in the tenth makes the native an eloquent speaker, renowned in his own line; he is wanting in devotion to his father, and lives contentedly abroad.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    षष्ठेश दशम भाव में हो तो जातक वक्ता और अपने वंश में विख्यात होता है; वह पितृभक्ति से हीन तथा परदेश में सुखपूर्वक रहने वाला होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 70. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.163, printed page १३१/131. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p131-163.png (600dpi, 3352x4925 -- NARROWER than page १३०'s 3541, with the type block itself occupying only x 500-2650 and a dark scan artefact standing at x 3100-3300, so every strip box was measured afresh from this page's own ink extents rather than inherited from the previous page) read three times over: once from the reduced full-line strips scratchpad/p131-s1.png through scratchpad/p131-s3.png, cut at 0.80x of the 600dpi render so as to sit close to the scan's true 241ppi resolution, with the editor's gloss re-cut as scratchpad/p131-g1.png through scratchpad/p131-g4.png at x0=130 after two earlier attempts at x0=380 and x0=250 both clipped the LEFT edge of the wrapped gloss lines and lost the क्र of पराक्रमहीन; once line by line at 0.87x in scratchpad/q131-66L1.png, scratchpad/q131-66L2.png, scratchpad/q131-67L1.png, scratchpad/q131-67L2.png, scratchpad/q131-68L1.png, scratchpad/q131-68L2.png, scratchpad/q131-69L1.png, scratchpad/q131-69L2.png, scratchpad/q131-70L1.png, scratchpad/q131-70L2.png, scratchpad/q131-71L1.png, scratchpad/q131-71L2.png, scratchpad/q131-72L1.png and scratchpad/q131-72L2.png; and once from the word-level enlargements and same-page controls scratchpad/q131-66madhya.png, scratchpad/q131-66madhya2.png, scratchpad/q131-69kastha.png, scratchpad/q131-69a.png, scratchpad/q131-69cmp2.png, scratchpad/q131-70bha.png, scratchpad/q131-71w2.png, scratchpad/q131-71quad.png and scratchpad/q131-71tri.png. A LESSON RECORDED ON THIS PAGE: the editor's gloss is set to a wider measure than the verses, but WHICH side it over-runs varies from page to page. On printed page १३०/130 it ran further right than the verse block; on this page it runs further LEFT, beginning at x approx 150 where the verses begin at approx 440. The gloss block's own column extents are now profiled per page before any strip is cut, never inherited from the verse block or from the page before. पितृभक्ति was confirmed at 6x in scratchpad/q131-70bha.png by the open-left भ -- a vertical stroke joined by a horizontal bar to the stem, flat-bottomed and with no curl -- as against the rounded bowl that स would show. निजान्वये is in his own line or lineage. The editor's gloss follows the verse word for word: अपने वंश में विख्यात वक्ता, पितृभक्तिविहीन, सुखपूर्वक परदेश में रहने वाला. Chapter 25 is laid out twelve verses to each house-lord, each lord run through the twelve houses beginning at the 1st. Verses 1-12 gave the lagnesha, 13-24 the dhanesha, 25-36 the tritiyesha, 37-48 the fourth lord, 49-60 the fifth and 61-72 the sixth. This page carries the second half of the sixth lord's round -- verses 66 to 72, the 6th house through the 12th -- and closes it; the seventh lord's round begins at verse 73 on printed page १३२/132. The editor headed this run on printed page १३०/130 with the subheading रोगेश-फल--, naming the sixth lord रोगेश, lord of रोग, disease; every verse of the run itself reads षष्ठेशे, simply the lord of the sixth. Both are kept as each stands, the verses in the Devanagari above and the editor's name recorded here. The editor's Hindi gloss on this page runs as a single paragraph of nineteen lines below verse 72. It covers the sixth lord's WHOLE round, from the 1st house through the 12th, and closes "॥ ६१-७२ ॥", so it discharges the debt left open by printed page १३०/130, whose own paragraph stopped at verse 60 and left verses 61 to 65 unglossed; those five published verses have accordingly been amended in this same pass to carry the editor's sentences. It is the modern editor's own prose and is used only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. TWO COMPOSITOR'S ERRORS STAND ON THIS PAGE AND BOTH ARE LEFT EXACTLY AS PRINTED: ref 25.69 sets पापाण where the word must be पाषाण, stone, and ref 25.71 sets धनासी where the sense wants धनाशी. Both are single-glyph substitutions of the commonest Devanagari kind -- प for ष, स for श -- both were tested against same-page controls at high magnification rather than assumed, and both are independently caught by the editor's own Hindi gloss on this very page. Neither is normalised in the Devanagari or in the IAST above; each is disclosed on its own verse. The scan carries the digitiser's provenance stamp -- "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- across the foot of this page, printed over the gloss's closing line "॥ ६१-७२ ॥" and touching no verse; it is of course not part of the text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  71. 25.71 सत्यापित

    Verse 71

    संस्कृत

    षष्ठेशे लाभभवने धनासी रिपुतो भवेत् । धनवान् गुणवान् मानी साहसी सुतवर्जितः ॥ ७१ ॥

    shashtheshe laabhabhavane dhanaasee riputo bhavet | dhanavaan gunavaan maanee saahasee sutavarjitah || 71 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    With the sixth lord in the house of gain, he is a seeker of wealth and gets it from his enemies; he is rich, endowed with good qualities, self-regarding and daring, but without a son.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    षष्ठेश एकादश भाव में हो तो जातक धन का इच्छुक होता है और शत्रु से धन प्राप्त करता है; वह धनी, गुणी, मानी और साहसी होता है, किन्तु पुत्र से रहित रहता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 71. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.163, printed page १३१/131. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p131-163.png (600dpi, 3352x4925 -- NARROWER than page १३०'s 3541, with the type block itself occupying only x 500-2650 and a dark scan artefact standing at x 3100-3300, so every strip box was measured afresh from this page's own ink extents rather than inherited from the previous page) read three times over: once from the reduced full-line strips scratchpad/p131-s1.png through scratchpad/p131-s3.png, cut at 0.80x of the 600dpi render so as to sit close to the scan's true 241ppi resolution, with the editor's gloss re-cut as scratchpad/p131-g1.png through scratchpad/p131-g4.png at x0=130 after two earlier attempts at x0=380 and x0=250 both clipped the LEFT edge of the wrapped gloss lines and lost the क्र of पराक्रमहीन; once line by line at 0.87x in scratchpad/q131-66L1.png, scratchpad/q131-66L2.png, scratchpad/q131-67L1.png, scratchpad/q131-67L2.png, scratchpad/q131-68L1.png, scratchpad/q131-68L2.png, scratchpad/q131-69L1.png, scratchpad/q131-69L2.png, scratchpad/q131-70L1.png, scratchpad/q131-70L2.png, scratchpad/q131-71L1.png, scratchpad/q131-71L2.png, scratchpad/q131-72L1.png and scratchpad/q131-72L2.png; and once from the word-level enlargements and same-page controls scratchpad/q131-66madhya.png, scratchpad/q131-66madhya2.png, scratchpad/q131-69kastha.png, scratchpad/q131-69a.png, scratchpad/q131-69cmp2.png, scratchpad/q131-70bha.png, scratchpad/q131-71w2.png, scratchpad/q131-71quad.png and scratchpad/q131-71tri.png. A LESSON RECORDED ON THIS PAGE: the editor's gloss is set to a wider measure than the verses, but WHICH side it over-runs varies from page to page. On printed page १३०/130 it ran further right than the verse block; on this page it runs further LEFT, beginning at x approx 150 where the verses begin at approx 440. The gloss block's own column extents are now profiled per page before any strip is cut, never inherited from the verse block or from the page before. PRINTED READING RETAINED AGAINST SENSE: the page sets धनासी, with स, where the sense wants धनाशी, with श -- one who craves wealth. The disputed akshara was cut clean at 3.2x in scratchpad/q131-71w2.png. That first ruled out धनार्थी, which had been the leading conjecture: only ONE mark rides above the headline here, the long-ii hook, and there is no repha, whereas the र्थी of परस्त्रीवित्तलाभार्थी at ref 25.68 on this same page shows two, as the four-panel scratchpad/q131-71quad.png sets out. The akshara was then enlarged to 7x and set between the सी of साहसी from ref 25.67 and the श of शौचवर्जितः from ref 25.68 in scratchpad/q131-71tri.png: it matches the स stroke for stroke -- a rectangular white counter below the headline with the stroke beneath curling down and to the left -- and does not resemble the श at all, whose left element is a closed rounded loop enclosing a crescent counter. The page prints धनासी. It is kept as printed and translated in the sense required. The editor's gloss settles the intent independently of the glyphs: शत्रु से धन प्राप्ति करने वाला धनी, गुणी, मानी साहसी तथा अपुत्र होता है -- one who obtains wealth from an enemy; and his अपुत्र confirms सुतवर्जितः at the close of the second line. Chapter 25 is laid out twelve verses to each house-lord, each lord run through the twelve houses beginning at the 1st. Verses 1-12 gave the lagnesha, 13-24 the dhanesha, 25-36 the tritiyesha, 37-48 the fourth lord, 49-60 the fifth and 61-72 the sixth. This page carries the second half of the sixth lord's round -- verses 66 to 72, the 6th house through the 12th -- and closes it; the seventh lord's round begins at verse 73 on printed page १३२/132. The editor headed this run on printed page १३०/130 with the subheading रोगेश-फल--, naming the sixth lord रोगेश, lord of रोग, disease; every verse of the run itself reads षष्ठेशे, simply the lord of the sixth. Both are kept as each stands, the verses in the Devanagari above and the editor's name recorded here. The editor's Hindi gloss on this page runs as a single paragraph of nineteen lines below verse 72. It covers the sixth lord's WHOLE round, from the 1st house through the 12th, and closes "॥ ६१-७२ ॥", so it discharges the debt left open by printed page १३०/130, whose own paragraph stopped at verse 60 and left verses 61 to 65 unglossed; those five published verses have accordingly been amended in this same pass to carry the editor's sentences. It is the modern editor's own prose and is used only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. TWO COMPOSITOR'S ERRORS STAND ON THIS PAGE AND BOTH ARE LEFT EXACTLY AS PRINTED: ref 25.69 sets पापाण where the word must be पाषाण, stone, and ref 25.71 sets धनासी where the sense wants धनाशी. Both are single-glyph substitutions of the commonest Devanagari kind -- प for ष, स for श -- both were tested against same-page controls at high magnification rather than assumed, and both are independently caught by the editor's own Hindi gloss on this very page. Neither is normalised in the Devanagari or in the IAST above; each is disclosed on its own verse. The scan carries the digitiser's provenance stamp -- "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- across the foot of this page, printed over the gloss's closing line "॥ ६१-७२ ॥" and touching no verse; it is of course not part of the text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  72. 25.72 सत्यापित

    Verse 72

    संस्कृत

    षष्ठेशे रिष्फगे जातो विद्वेष्टा स्यान्मनीषिणाम् । व्यसनेऽर्थव्ययी जीवहिंसासक्तश्च जायते ॥ ७२ ॥

    shashtheshe rishphage jaato vidveshtaa syaanmaneeshinaam | vyasane.arthavyayee jeevahimsaasaktashcha jaayate || 72 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    With the sixth lord in the twelfth, the native becomes a hater of the wise; he squanders his substance upon vice, and grows addicted to the killing of living things.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    षष्ठेश द्वादश भाव में हो तो जातक विद्वानों से द्वेष करने वाला होता है; वह दुर्व्यसन में धन खर्च करने वाला तथा जीव-हिंसा में आसक्त होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 72. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.163, printed page १३१/131. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p131-163.png (600dpi, 3352x4925 -- NARROWER than page १३०'s 3541, with the type block itself occupying only x 500-2650 and a dark scan artefact standing at x 3100-3300, so every strip box was measured afresh from this page's own ink extents rather than inherited from the previous page) read three times over: once from the reduced full-line strips scratchpad/p131-s1.png through scratchpad/p131-s3.png, cut at 0.80x of the 600dpi render so as to sit close to the scan's true 241ppi resolution, with the editor's gloss re-cut as scratchpad/p131-g1.png through scratchpad/p131-g4.png at x0=130 after two earlier attempts at x0=380 and x0=250 both clipped the LEFT edge of the wrapped gloss lines and lost the क्र of पराक्रमहीन; once line by line at 0.87x in scratchpad/q131-66L1.png, scratchpad/q131-66L2.png, scratchpad/q131-67L1.png, scratchpad/q131-67L2.png, scratchpad/q131-68L1.png, scratchpad/q131-68L2.png, scratchpad/q131-69L1.png, scratchpad/q131-69L2.png, scratchpad/q131-70L1.png, scratchpad/q131-70L2.png, scratchpad/q131-71L1.png, scratchpad/q131-71L2.png, scratchpad/q131-72L1.png and scratchpad/q131-72L2.png; and once from the word-level enlargements and same-page controls scratchpad/q131-66madhya.png, scratchpad/q131-66madhya2.png, scratchpad/q131-69kastha.png, scratchpad/q131-69a.png, scratchpad/q131-69cmp2.png, scratchpad/q131-70bha.png, scratchpad/q131-71w2.png, scratchpad/q131-71quad.png and scratchpad/q131-71tri.png. A LESSON RECORDED ON THIS PAGE: the editor's gloss is set to a wider measure than the verses, but WHICH side it over-runs varies from page to page. On printed page १३०/130 it ran further right than the verse block; on this page it runs further LEFT, beginning at x approx 150 where the verses begin at approx 440. The gloss block's own column extents are now profiled per page before any strip is cut, never inherited from the verse block or from the page before. रिष्फ is the twelfth house, the same term this chapter has used throughout for व्यय. विद्वेष्टा स्यान्मनीषिणाम् takes the genitive, so he is a hater OF the wise, which the editor glosses विद्वानों का द्वेषी. व्यसनेऽर्थव्ययी again carries the avagraha of ेऽ, restored in the IAST above as .a; the editor reads it दुर्व्यसन में खर्च करने वाला, spending on BAD habit, which is how व्यसन is to be taken here. जीवहिंसासक्तः is addicted to the killing of living creatures, glossed जीव-हिंसक. This verse closes the sixth lord's round of twelve and the editor's gloss closes with it, at "॥ ६१-७२ ॥". Chapter 25 is laid out twelve verses to each house-lord, each lord run through the twelve houses beginning at the 1st. Verses 1-12 gave the lagnesha, 13-24 the dhanesha, 25-36 the tritiyesha, 37-48 the fourth lord, 49-60 the fifth and 61-72 the sixth. This page carries the second half of the sixth lord's round -- verses 66 to 72, the 6th house through the 12th -- and closes it; the seventh lord's round begins at verse 73 on printed page १३२/132. The editor headed this run on printed page १३०/130 with the subheading रोगेश-फल--, naming the sixth lord रोगेश, lord of रोग, disease; every verse of the run itself reads षष्ठेशे, simply the lord of the sixth. Both are kept as each stands, the verses in the Devanagari above and the editor's name recorded here. The editor's Hindi gloss on this page runs as a single paragraph of nineteen lines below verse 72. It covers the sixth lord's WHOLE round, from the 1st house through the 12th, and closes "॥ ६१-७२ ॥", so it discharges the debt left open by printed page १३०/130, whose own paragraph stopped at verse 60 and left verses 61 to 65 unglossed; those five published verses have accordingly been amended in this same pass to carry the editor's sentences. It is the modern editor's own prose and is used only as corroborating context, never transcribed as root text. TWO COMPOSITOR'S ERRORS STAND ON THIS PAGE AND BOTH ARE LEFT EXACTLY AS PRINTED: ref 25.69 sets पापाण where the word must be पाषाण, stone, and ref 25.71 sets धनासी where the sense wants धनाशी. Both are single-glyph substitutions of the commonest Devanagari kind -- प for ष, स for श -- both were tested against same-page controls at high magnification rather than assumed, and both are independently caught by the editor's own Hindi gloss on this very page. Neither is normalised in the Devanagari or in the IAST above; each is disclosed on its own verse. The scan carries the digitiser's provenance stamp -- "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- across the foot of this page, printed over the gloss's closing line "॥ ६१-७२ ॥" and touching no verse; it is of course not part of the text. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so the 600dpi renders above are upscales and no further real detail exists in the source file. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  73. 25.73 सत्यापित

    Verse 73

    संस्कृत

    जायेशे तनुगे जातः परजायासु लम्पटः । दुष्टो धीरोऽतिचतुरो भवेद् वातामयार्दितः ॥ ७३ ॥

    jaayeshe tanuge jaatah parajaayaasu lampatah | dushto dheero.atichaturo bhaved vaataamayaarditah || 73 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lord of the 7th house occupies the 1st, the native is lecherous towards the wives of others, wicked, steady of nerve and exceedingly clever, and is afflicted by disorders of wind.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जायेश (सप्तमेश) यदि लग्न में हो तो जातक परस्त्रीलम्पट, दुष्ट, गम्भीर तथा अत्यन्त चतुर होता है, और वातरोग से पीड़ित रहता है ।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 73. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.164, printed page १३२/132. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p132-164.png (600dpi, 3608x4927 -- a different geometry again from page १३१'s 3352x4925, so the strip boxes were re-profiled from this page's own ink extents, x 377 to 3554, with the verse block itself falling at x approximately 1180 to 3450 and the editor's gloss reaching out to x 3531). The page was read three times over: first as five reduced strips scratchpad/p132-s1.png, p132-s2.png, p132-g1.png, p132-s3.png and p132-s4.png cut at 0.61x; then line by line at native resolution in twenty-two crops scratchpad/q132-73L1.png through q132-83L2.png, each cut at box (1150, y0, 3480, y1) at 0.85x against a NumPy row-darkness band map of thirty bands; then at word level for the three disputed points, in scratchpad/q132-73vaata2.png (3.15x), q132-79cmp.png (6.0x, two panels) and q132-80vasham.png (5.3x). The band map for this page separates root text from commentary by band height, as on the preceding pages: the verse lines run 117 to 146 pixels tall while the editor's Hindi gloss lines run 83 to 109. Band 2 at (690,969) is 279 pixels and is therefore TWO MERGED LINES -- both lines of verse 73 -- which is why verse 73's two halves were cut by hand rather than from the band boundaries. The last word वातामयार्दितः was adjudicated at 3.15x in scratchpad/q132-73vaata2.png after a first crop was mis-aimed and landed on भवेद् वात instead. At that magnification both marks above the द are separately legible -- the repha, thick at the upper left and tapering down to the right, and the i-matra ि, which in this fount rises above the headline as a free-floating hook with its stem descending to the LEFT of the consonant and which at reduced scale reads deceptively as an anusvara or a repha. The editor's gloss corroborates with वातरोगी, and his गम्भीर corroborates the verse's धीरो. Chapter 25 is laid out twelve verses to each lord of a house, each lord being run through the twelve houses beginning at the 1st: verses 1-12 belong to the lord of the 1st, 13-24 to the lord of the 2nd, 25-36 to the lord of the 3rd, 37-48 to the lord of the 4th, 49-60 to the lord of the 5th, 61-72 to the lord of the 6th, and 73-84 to the lord of the 7th. This page opens the seventh lord's round and carries verses 73 to 83, the 1st house through the 11th; verse 84, the 12th and last of his round, falls on printed page १३३/133. The editor heads this run on printed page १३२/132 with the subheading जायेश फल-- ("results of the jayesha", the lord of the 7th), following the pattern he used for रोगेश-फल-- at the head of the sixth lord's round. The verses themselves also say जायेश, so on this run the editor's title and the text's own word agree -- unlike the sixth lord's round, where he headed it रोगेश while the verses said षष्ठेश. The subheading is the editor's own apparatus and is recorded here, not transcribed as BPHS text. The editor's Hindi gloss on this page does NOT stand at the foot: it sits in the MIDDLE of the page, in seven printed lines at bands 10 to 15 between verse 76 and verse 77, and it covers only the first four verses of the run, closing "॥ ७३-७६ ॥". It reads: "जायेश यदि लग्नगत हो तो मनुष्य परस्त्री-लम्पट, दुष्ट, गम्भीर अति चतुर, तथा वातरोगी होता है । धनगत हो तो अनेक स्त्रियों से सम्भोग, स्त्री द्वारा धनप्राप्ति, और दीर्घसूत्री होता है । सहज भावस्थ जायेश हो तो जातक मृतापत्य होता है--कभी पुत्री पैदा होती है और प्रयत्न से एक पुत्र भी जीवित रहता है । जायेश चतुर्थस्थ हो तो उस जातक की स्त्री पतिव्रता नहीं होती है किन्तु स्वयं वह धर्मात्मा सत्यशील तथा दन्तरोगी होता है ॥ ७३-७६ ॥". This is the modern editor's own prose and is quoted here only as corroborating apparatus; it is not transcribed as BPHS content. VERSES 77 TO 83 ARE NOT GLOSSED ON THIS PAGE: the editor's paragraph for the rest of the seventh lord's round follows on printed page १३३/133, exactly as page १३०'s subheading ran on to page १३१ before it. THAT PARAGRAPH HAS NOW BEEN READ, in thirteen printed lines standing between verse 84 and the next subheading on page १३३ (scratchpad/p133-g1.png and p133-g2.png), where it closes "॥ ७७-८४ ॥" and glosses verses 77 through 84 together; the debt is discharged. Its sentences corroborate this run clause by clause: मानी, सम्पत्तिशाली, सतत प्रसन्न, सभी गुणों का आगार for verse 77; पत्नी रुग्णा, द्वेष, क्रोधी, दुःखी for verse 78; पत्नीसुखयुक्त, धीर, सुबुद्ध विद्वान्, वातरोगी for verse 79; दुःशीला, रुग्णा, वश में नहीं रहने वाली for verse 80; अनेक स्त्रियों से सम्भोग, अनेक कार्यों का आरम्भ, चित्त स्त्रियों में ही for verse 81; धर्मात्मा, पुत्र वित्त आदि से युक्त, स्त्री उसके अधीन नहीं for verse 82; and स्त्रीद्वारा धन की प्राप्ति, पुत्रसौख्य अल्प, कन्याएँ अधिक for verse 83. TWO POINTS ON THIS PAGE ARE LEFT EXACTLY AS PRINTED. (1) At ref 25.80 the page sets वंशवदा where the word must be वशंवदा, "obedient, submissive": scratchpad/q132-80vasham.png at 5.3x shows the anusvara dot unambiguously above the FIRST akshara व rather than above the श, so the compositor has put the bindu one letter too early. The printed reading is retained in the sanskrit and iast fields and the intended word is given here. THE EDITOR HAS NOW SETTLED IT: his paragraph on printed page १३३/133 glosses this verse's wife as दुःशीला, रुग्णा तथा वश में नहीं रहने वाली -- "ill-natured, sickly, and one who does not remain under his control" -- which is वशंवदा and not वंशवदा. The compositor's bindu is one akshara too early, and the intended word is confirmed. (2) At ref 25.79 the sort for च in वातरोगी च जायते is broken and under-inked on the page. It was settled by building scratchpad/q132-79cmp.png, a two-panel comparison at 6.0x setting the damaged glyph beside the clean च of तस्य च रोगिणी in verse 78's first line: the two agree in footprint (about 68 pixels against 79) and in position, and the metre requires the syllable (vaatarogee ca jaayate is eight). It is transcribed as च, with the damage disclosed. The scan carries the digitiser's provenance stamp across the foot of the page -- "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- and on this page it runs directly over the head of the last line, the second line of verse 83. That line was read at native resolution in scratchpad/q132-83L2.png, where the stamp's baseline sits clear above the Devanagari headline and does not obscure any glyph. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so every 600 dpi render is an upscale and no amount of magnification recovers detail the scan never held. All readings above were therefore taken at or below native resolution -- reduced strips at 0.61x and line crops at 0.85x -- with high magnification reserved for adjudicating single glyphs. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  74. 25.74 सत्यापित

    Verse 74

    संस्कृत

    जायेशे धनभावस्थेऽनेकस्त्रीभिः समागमः । स्त्रीद्वारा वित्तसंलाभः दीर्घसूत्री च जायते ॥ ७४ ॥

    jaayeshe dhanabhaavasthe.anekastreebhih samaagamah | streedvaaraa vittasamlaabhah deerghasootree cha jaayate || 74 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lord of the 7th house stands in the 2nd, the native has union with many women; wealth comes to him through a woman, and he becomes a procrastinator, slow to bring his undertakings to an end.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जायेश धनभाव में हो तो अनेक स्त्रियों से समागम होता है, स्त्री के द्वारा धन की प्राप्ति होती है, और जातक दीर्घसूत्री होता है ।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 74. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.164, printed page १३२/132. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p132-164.png (600dpi, 3608x4927 -- a different geometry again from page १३१'s 3352x4925, so the strip boxes were re-profiled from this page's own ink extents, x 377 to 3554, with the verse block itself falling at x approximately 1180 to 3450 and the editor's gloss reaching out to x 3531). The page was read three times over: first as five reduced strips scratchpad/p132-s1.png, p132-s2.png, p132-g1.png, p132-s3.png and p132-s4.png cut at 0.61x; then line by line at native resolution in twenty-two crops scratchpad/q132-73L1.png through q132-83L2.png, each cut at box (1150, y0, 3480, y1) at 0.85x against a NumPy row-darkness band map of thirty bands; then at word level for the three disputed points, in scratchpad/q132-73vaata2.png (3.15x), q132-79cmp.png (6.0x, two panels) and q132-80vasham.png (5.3x). The band map for this page separates root text from commentary by band height, as on the preceding pages: the verse lines run 117 to 146 pixels tall while the editor's Hindi gloss lines run 83 to 109. Band 2 at (690,969) is 279 pixels and is therefore TWO MERGED LINES -- both lines of verse 73 -- which is why verse 73's two halves were cut by hand rather than from the band boundaries. The editor's gloss corroborates all three clauses in turn -- अनेक स्त्रियों से सम्भोग for अनेकस्त्रीभिः समागमः, स्त्री द्वारा धनप्राप्ति for स्त्रीद्वारा वित्तसंलाभः, and दीर्घसूत्री for दीर्घसूत्री. Chapter 25 is laid out twelve verses to each lord of a house, each lord being run through the twelve houses beginning at the 1st: verses 1-12 belong to the lord of the 1st, 13-24 to the lord of the 2nd, 25-36 to the lord of the 3rd, 37-48 to the lord of the 4th, 49-60 to the lord of the 5th, 61-72 to the lord of the 6th, and 73-84 to the lord of the 7th. This page opens the seventh lord's round and carries verses 73 to 83, the 1st house through the 11th; verse 84, the 12th and last of his round, falls on printed page १३३/133. The editor heads this run on printed page १३२/132 with the subheading जायेश फल-- ("results of the jayesha", the lord of the 7th), following the pattern he used for रोगेश-फल-- at the head of the sixth lord's round. The verses themselves also say जायेश, so on this run the editor's title and the text's own word agree -- unlike the sixth lord's round, where he headed it रोगेश while the verses said षष्ठेश. The subheading is the editor's own apparatus and is recorded here, not transcribed as BPHS text. The editor's Hindi gloss on this page does NOT stand at the foot: it sits in the MIDDLE of the page, in seven printed lines at bands 10 to 15 between verse 76 and verse 77, and it covers only the first four verses of the run, closing "॥ ७३-७६ ॥". It reads: "जायेश यदि लग्नगत हो तो मनुष्य परस्त्री-लम्पट, दुष्ट, गम्भीर अति चतुर, तथा वातरोगी होता है । धनगत हो तो अनेक स्त्रियों से सम्भोग, स्त्री द्वारा धनप्राप्ति, और दीर्घसूत्री होता है । सहज भावस्थ जायेश हो तो जातक मृतापत्य होता है--कभी पुत्री पैदा होती है और प्रयत्न से एक पुत्र भी जीवित रहता है । जायेश चतुर्थस्थ हो तो उस जातक की स्त्री पतिव्रता नहीं होती है किन्तु स्वयं वह धर्मात्मा सत्यशील तथा दन्तरोगी होता है ॥ ७३-७६ ॥". This is the modern editor's own prose and is quoted here only as corroborating apparatus; it is not transcribed as BPHS content. VERSES 77 TO 83 ARE NOT GLOSSED ON THIS PAGE: the editor's paragraph for the rest of the seventh lord's round follows on printed page १३३/133, exactly as page १३०'s subheading ran on to page १३१ before it. THAT PARAGRAPH HAS NOW BEEN READ, in thirteen printed lines standing between verse 84 and the next subheading on page १३३ (scratchpad/p133-g1.png and p133-g2.png), where it closes "॥ ७७-८४ ॥" and glosses verses 77 through 84 together; the debt is discharged. Its sentences corroborate this run clause by clause: मानी, सम्पत्तिशाली, सतत प्रसन्न, सभी गुणों का आगार for verse 77; पत्नी रुग्णा, द्वेष, क्रोधी, दुःखी for verse 78; पत्नीसुखयुक्त, धीर, सुबुद्ध विद्वान्, वातरोगी for verse 79; दुःशीला, रुग्णा, वश में नहीं रहने वाली for verse 80; अनेक स्त्रियों से सम्भोग, अनेक कार्यों का आरम्भ, चित्त स्त्रियों में ही for verse 81; धर्मात्मा, पुत्र वित्त आदि से युक्त, स्त्री उसके अधीन नहीं for verse 82; and स्त्रीद्वारा धन की प्राप्ति, पुत्रसौख्य अल्प, कन्याएँ अधिक for verse 83. TWO POINTS ON THIS PAGE ARE LEFT EXACTLY AS PRINTED. (1) At ref 25.80 the page sets वंशवदा where the word must be वशंवदा, "obedient, submissive": scratchpad/q132-80vasham.png at 5.3x shows the anusvara dot unambiguously above the FIRST akshara व rather than above the श, so the compositor has put the bindu one letter too early. The printed reading is retained in the sanskrit and iast fields and the intended word is given here. THE EDITOR HAS NOW SETTLED IT: his paragraph on printed page १३३/133 glosses this verse's wife as दुःशीला, रुग्णा तथा वश में नहीं रहने वाली -- "ill-natured, sickly, and one who does not remain under his control" -- which is वशंवदा and not वंशवदा. The compositor's bindu is one akshara too early, and the intended word is confirmed. (2) At ref 25.79 the sort for च in वातरोगी च जायते is broken and under-inked on the page. It was settled by building scratchpad/q132-79cmp.png, a two-panel comparison at 6.0x setting the damaged glyph beside the clean च of तस्य च रोगिणी in verse 78's first line: the two agree in footprint (about 68 pixels against 79) and in position, and the metre requires the syllable (vaatarogee ca jaayate is eight). It is transcribed as च, with the damage disclosed. The scan carries the digitiser's provenance stamp across the foot of the page -- "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- and on this page it runs directly over the head of the last line, the second line of verse 83. That line was read at native resolution in scratchpad/q132-83L2.png, where the stamp's baseline sits clear above the Devanagari headline and does not obscure any glyph. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so every 600 dpi render is an upscale and no amount of magnification recovers detail the scan never held. All readings above were therefore taken at or below native resolution -- reduced strips at 0.61x and line crops at 0.85x -- with high magnification reserved for adjudicating single glyphs. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  75. 25.75 सत्यापित

    Verse 75

    संस्कृत

    जायेशे सहजस्थे तु जायते मृतसन्ततिः । कदाचिद् दुहितुः प्राप्तिर्जीवेद्यत्नात्तु तत्सुतः ॥ ७५ ॥

    jaayeshe sahajasthe tu jaayate mritasantatih | kadaachid duhituh praaptirjeevedyatnaattu tatsutah || 75 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lord of the 7th house stands in the 3rd, the native's offspring die; a daughter is obtained now and then, and by effort his son may live.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जायेश सहज (तृतीय) भाव में हो तो जातक की सन्तान मर जाती है; कभी पुत्री की प्राप्ति होती है, और प्रयत्न से एक पुत्र जीवित रह जाता है ।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 75. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.164, printed page १३२/132. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p132-164.png (600dpi, 3608x4927 -- a different geometry again from page १३१'s 3352x4925, so the strip boxes were re-profiled from this page's own ink extents, x 377 to 3554, with the verse block itself falling at x approximately 1180 to 3450 and the editor's gloss reaching out to x 3531). The page was read three times over: first as five reduced strips scratchpad/p132-s1.png, p132-s2.png, p132-g1.png, p132-s3.png and p132-s4.png cut at 0.61x; then line by line at native resolution in twenty-two crops scratchpad/q132-73L1.png through q132-83L2.png, each cut at box (1150, y0, 3480, y1) at 0.85x against a NumPy row-darkness band map of thirty bands; then at word level for the three disputed points, in scratchpad/q132-73vaata2.png (3.15x), q132-79cmp.png (6.0x, two panels) and q132-80vasham.png (5.3x). The band map for this page separates root text from commentary by band height, as on the preceding pages: the verse lines run 117 to 146 pixels tall while the editor's Hindi gloss lines run 83 to 109. Band 2 at (690,969) is 279 pixels and is therefore TWO MERGED LINES -- both lines of verse 73 -- which is why verse 73's two halves were cut by hand rather than from the band boundaries. The editor's gloss corroborates closely: मृतापत्य for मृतसन्ततिः, and for the second line his कभी पुत्री पैदा होती है और प्रयत्न से एक पुत्र भी जीवित रहता है renders कदाचिद् दुहितुः प्राप्तिर्जीवेद्यत्नात्तु तत्सुतः almost word for word. Chapter 25 is laid out twelve verses to each lord of a house, each lord being run through the twelve houses beginning at the 1st: verses 1-12 belong to the lord of the 1st, 13-24 to the lord of the 2nd, 25-36 to the lord of the 3rd, 37-48 to the lord of the 4th, 49-60 to the lord of the 5th, 61-72 to the lord of the 6th, and 73-84 to the lord of the 7th. This page opens the seventh lord's round and carries verses 73 to 83, the 1st house through the 11th; verse 84, the 12th and last of his round, falls on printed page १३३/133. The editor heads this run on printed page १३२/132 with the subheading जायेश फल-- ("results of the jayesha", the lord of the 7th), following the pattern he used for रोगेश-फल-- at the head of the sixth lord's round. The verses themselves also say जायेश, so on this run the editor's title and the text's own word agree -- unlike the sixth lord's round, where he headed it रोगेश while the verses said षष्ठेश. The subheading is the editor's own apparatus and is recorded here, not transcribed as BPHS text. The editor's Hindi gloss on this page does NOT stand at the foot: it sits in the MIDDLE of the page, in seven printed lines at bands 10 to 15 between verse 76 and verse 77, and it covers only the first four verses of the run, closing "॥ ७३-७६ ॥". It reads: "जायेश यदि लग्नगत हो तो मनुष्य परस्त्री-लम्पट, दुष्ट, गम्भीर अति चतुर, तथा वातरोगी होता है । धनगत हो तो अनेक स्त्रियों से सम्भोग, स्त्री द्वारा धनप्राप्ति, और दीर्घसूत्री होता है । सहज भावस्थ जायेश हो तो जातक मृतापत्य होता है--कभी पुत्री पैदा होती है और प्रयत्न से एक पुत्र भी जीवित रहता है । जायेश चतुर्थस्थ हो तो उस जातक की स्त्री पतिव्रता नहीं होती है किन्तु स्वयं वह धर्मात्मा सत्यशील तथा दन्तरोगी होता है ॥ ७३-७६ ॥". This is the modern editor's own prose and is quoted here only as corroborating apparatus; it is not transcribed as BPHS content. VERSES 77 TO 83 ARE NOT GLOSSED ON THIS PAGE: the editor's paragraph for the rest of the seventh lord's round follows on printed page १३३/133, exactly as page १३०'s subheading ran on to page १३१ before it. THAT PARAGRAPH HAS NOW BEEN READ, in thirteen printed lines standing between verse 84 and the next subheading on page १३३ (scratchpad/p133-g1.png and p133-g2.png), where it closes "॥ ७७-८४ ॥" and glosses verses 77 through 84 together; the debt is discharged. Its sentences corroborate this run clause by clause: मानी, सम्पत्तिशाली, सतत प्रसन्न, सभी गुणों का आगार for verse 77; पत्नी रुग्णा, द्वेष, क्रोधी, दुःखी for verse 78; पत्नीसुखयुक्त, धीर, सुबुद्ध विद्वान्, वातरोगी for verse 79; दुःशीला, रुग्णा, वश में नहीं रहने वाली for verse 80; अनेक स्त्रियों से सम्भोग, अनेक कार्यों का आरम्भ, चित्त स्त्रियों में ही for verse 81; धर्मात्मा, पुत्र वित्त आदि से युक्त, स्त्री उसके अधीन नहीं for verse 82; and स्त्रीद्वारा धन की प्राप्ति, पुत्रसौख्य अल्प, कन्याएँ अधिक for verse 83. TWO POINTS ON THIS PAGE ARE LEFT EXACTLY AS PRINTED. (1) At ref 25.80 the page sets वंशवदा where the word must be वशंवदा, "obedient, submissive": scratchpad/q132-80vasham.png at 5.3x shows the anusvara dot unambiguously above the FIRST akshara व rather than above the श, so the compositor has put the bindu one letter too early. The printed reading is retained in the sanskrit and iast fields and the intended word is given here. THE EDITOR HAS NOW SETTLED IT: his paragraph on printed page १३३/133 glosses this verse's wife as दुःशीला, रुग्णा तथा वश में नहीं रहने वाली -- "ill-natured, sickly, and one who does not remain under his control" -- which is वशंवदा and not वंशवदा. The compositor's bindu is one akshara too early, and the intended word is confirmed. (2) At ref 25.79 the sort for च in वातरोगी च जायते is broken and under-inked on the page. It was settled by building scratchpad/q132-79cmp.png, a two-panel comparison at 6.0x setting the damaged glyph beside the clean च of तस्य च रोगिणी in verse 78's first line: the two agree in footprint (about 68 pixels against 79) and in position, and the metre requires the syllable (vaatarogee ca jaayate is eight). It is transcribed as च, with the damage disclosed. The scan carries the digitiser's provenance stamp across the foot of the page -- "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- and on this page it runs directly over the head of the last line, the second line of verse 83. That line was read at native resolution in scratchpad/q132-83L2.png, where the stamp's baseline sits clear above the Devanagari headline and does not obscure any glyph. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so every 600 dpi render is an upscale and no amount of magnification recovers detail the scan never held. All readings above were therefore taken at or below native resolution -- reduced strips at 0.61x and line crops at 0.85x -- with high magnification reserved for adjudicating single glyphs. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  76. 25.76 सत्यापित

    Verse 76

    संस्कृत

    जायेशे तुर्यभावस्थे जाया नैव पतिव्रता । धर्मात्मा सत्यसंयुक्तः स्वयं दन्तरुजान्वितः ॥ ७६ ॥

    jaayeshe turyabhaavasthe jaayaa naiva pativrataa | dharmaatmaa satyasamyuktah svayam dantarujaanvitah || 76 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lord of the 7th house stands in the 4th, the wife is by no means faithful to her husband; the native himself is righteous and joined to truth, but is troubled by toothache.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जायेश चतुर्थ भाव में हो तो स्त्री पतिव्रता नहीं होती; जातक स्वयं धर्मात्मा और सत्यनिष्ठ होता है, किन्तु दन्तरोग से ग्रस्त रहता है ।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 76. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.164, printed page १३२/132. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p132-164.png (600dpi, 3608x4927 -- a different geometry again from page १३१'s 3352x4925, so the strip boxes were re-profiled from this page's own ink extents, x 377 to 3554, with the verse block itself falling at x approximately 1180 to 3450 and the editor's gloss reaching out to x 3531). The page was read three times over: first as five reduced strips scratchpad/p132-s1.png, p132-s2.png, p132-g1.png, p132-s3.png and p132-s4.png cut at 0.61x; then line by line at native resolution in twenty-two crops scratchpad/q132-73L1.png through q132-83L2.png, each cut at box (1150, y0, 3480, y1) at 0.85x against a NumPy row-darkness band map of thirty bands; then at word level for the three disputed points, in scratchpad/q132-73vaata2.png (3.15x), q132-79cmp.png (6.0x, two panels) and q132-80vasham.png (5.3x). The band map for this page separates root text from commentary by band height, as on the preceding pages: the verse lines run 117 to 146 pixels tall while the editor's Hindi gloss lines run 83 to 109. Band 2 at (690,969) is 279 pixels and is therefore TWO MERGED LINES -- both lines of verse 73 -- which is why verse 73's two halves were cut by hand rather than from the band boundaries. This is the last verse the editor glosses on this page; his closing sentence, धर्मात्मा सत्यशील तथा दन्तरोगी होता है, corroborates धर्मात्मा सत्यसंयुक्तः and दन्तरुजान्वितः, and his किन्तु स्वयं वह matches the verse's own स्वयं. Chapter 25 is laid out twelve verses to each lord of a house, each lord being run through the twelve houses beginning at the 1st: verses 1-12 belong to the lord of the 1st, 13-24 to the lord of the 2nd, 25-36 to the lord of the 3rd, 37-48 to the lord of the 4th, 49-60 to the lord of the 5th, 61-72 to the lord of the 6th, and 73-84 to the lord of the 7th. This page opens the seventh lord's round and carries verses 73 to 83, the 1st house through the 11th; verse 84, the 12th and last of his round, falls on printed page १३३/133. The editor heads this run on printed page १३२/132 with the subheading जायेश फल-- ("results of the jayesha", the lord of the 7th), following the pattern he used for रोगेश-फल-- at the head of the sixth lord's round. The verses themselves also say जायेश, so on this run the editor's title and the text's own word agree -- unlike the sixth lord's round, where he headed it रोगेश while the verses said षष्ठेश. The subheading is the editor's own apparatus and is recorded here, not transcribed as BPHS text. The editor's Hindi gloss on this page does NOT stand at the foot: it sits in the MIDDLE of the page, in seven printed lines at bands 10 to 15 between verse 76 and verse 77, and it covers only the first four verses of the run, closing "॥ ७३-७६ ॥". It reads: "जायेश यदि लग्नगत हो तो मनुष्य परस्त्री-लम्पट, दुष्ट, गम्भीर अति चतुर, तथा वातरोगी होता है । धनगत हो तो अनेक स्त्रियों से सम्भोग, स्त्री द्वारा धनप्राप्ति, और दीर्घसूत्री होता है । सहज भावस्थ जायेश हो तो जातक मृतापत्य होता है--कभी पुत्री पैदा होती है और प्रयत्न से एक पुत्र भी जीवित रहता है । जायेश चतुर्थस्थ हो तो उस जातक की स्त्री पतिव्रता नहीं होती है किन्तु स्वयं वह धर्मात्मा सत्यशील तथा दन्तरोगी होता है ॥ ७३-७६ ॥". This is the modern editor's own prose and is quoted here only as corroborating apparatus; it is not transcribed as BPHS content. VERSES 77 TO 83 ARE NOT GLOSSED ON THIS PAGE: the editor's paragraph for the rest of the seventh lord's round follows on printed page १३३/133, exactly as page १३०'s subheading ran on to page १३१ before it. THAT PARAGRAPH HAS NOW BEEN READ, in thirteen printed lines standing between verse 84 and the next subheading on page १३३ (scratchpad/p133-g1.png and p133-g2.png), where it closes "॥ ७७-८४ ॥" and glosses verses 77 through 84 together; the debt is discharged. Its sentences corroborate this run clause by clause: मानी, सम्पत्तिशाली, सतत प्रसन्न, सभी गुणों का आगार for verse 77; पत्नी रुग्णा, द्वेष, क्रोधी, दुःखी for verse 78; पत्नीसुखयुक्त, धीर, सुबुद्ध विद्वान्, वातरोगी for verse 79; दुःशीला, रुग्णा, वश में नहीं रहने वाली for verse 80; अनेक स्त्रियों से सम्भोग, अनेक कार्यों का आरम्भ, चित्त स्त्रियों में ही for verse 81; धर्मात्मा, पुत्र वित्त आदि से युक्त, स्त्री उसके अधीन नहीं for verse 82; and स्त्रीद्वारा धन की प्राप्ति, पुत्रसौख्य अल्प, कन्याएँ अधिक for verse 83. TWO POINTS ON THIS PAGE ARE LEFT EXACTLY AS PRINTED. (1) At ref 25.80 the page sets वंशवदा where the word must be वशंवदा, "obedient, submissive": scratchpad/q132-80vasham.png at 5.3x shows the anusvara dot unambiguously above the FIRST akshara व rather than above the श, so the compositor has put the bindu one letter too early. The printed reading is retained in the sanskrit and iast fields and the intended word is given here. THE EDITOR HAS NOW SETTLED IT: his paragraph on printed page १३३/133 glosses this verse's wife as दुःशीला, रुग्णा तथा वश में नहीं रहने वाली -- "ill-natured, sickly, and one who does not remain under his control" -- which is वशंवदा and not वंशवदा. The compositor's bindu is one akshara too early, and the intended word is confirmed. (2) At ref 25.79 the sort for च in वातरोगी च जायते is broken and under-inked on the page. It was settled by building scratchpad/q132-79cmp.png, a two-panel comparison at 6.0x setting the damaged glyph beside the clean च of तस्य च रोगिणी in verse 78's first line: the two agree in footprint (about 68 pixels against 79) and in position, and the metre requires the syllable (vaatarogee ca jaayate is eight). It is transcribed as च, with the damage disclosed. The scan carries the digitiser's provenance stamp across the foot of the page -- "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- and on this page it runs directly over the head of the last line, the second line of verse 83. That line was read at native resolution in scratchpad/q132-83L2.png, where the stamp's baseline sits clear above the Devanagari headline and does not obscure any glyph. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so every 600 dpi render is an upscale and no amount of magnification recovers detail the scan never held. All readings above were therefore taken at or below native resolution -- reduced strips at 0.61x and line crops at 0.85x -- with high magnification reserved for adjudicating single glyphs. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  77. 25.77 सत्यापित

    Verse 77

    संस्कृत

    जायेशे सुतगे मानी भवेत् सर्वधनाधिपः । सदैव हर्षसंयुक्तो नरः सर्वगुणैर्युतः ॥ ७७ ॥

    jaayeshe sutage maanee bhavet sarvadhanaadhipah | sadaiva harshasamyukto narah sarvagunairyutah || 77 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lord of the 7th house stands in the 5th, the native is held in honour and becomes master of every kind of wealth; he is joyful always, and endowed with all good qualities.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जायेश पंचम भाव में हो तो जातक मानी, सब प्रकार के धन का स्वामी, सदा प्रसन्नचित्त तथा सभी गुणों से युक्त होता है ।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 77. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.164, printed page १३२/132. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p132-164.png (600dpi, 3608x4927 -- a different geometry again from page १३१'s 3352x4925, so the strip boxes were re-profiled from this page's own ink extents, x 377 to 3554, with the verse block itself falling at x approximately 1180 to 3450 and the editor's gloss reaching out to x 3531). The page was read three times over: first as five reduced strips scratchpad/p132-s1.png, p132-s2.png, p132-g1.png, p132-s3.png and p132-s4.png cut at 0.61x; then line by line at native resolution in twenty-two crops scratchpad/q132-73L1.png through q132-83L2.png, each cut at box (1150, y0, 3480, y1) at 0.85x against a NumPy row-darkness band map of thirty bands; then at word level for the three disputed points, in scratchpad/q132-73vaata2.png (3.15x), q132-79cmp.png (6.0x, two panels) and q132-80vasham.png (5.3x). The band map for this page separates root text from commentary by band height, as on the preceding pages: the verse lines run 117 to 146 pixels tall while the editor's Hindi gloss lines run 83 to 109. Band 2 at (690,969) is 279 pixels and is therefore TWO MERGED LINES -- both lines of verse 73 -- which is why verse 73's two halves were cut by hand rather than from the band boundaries. From this verse onward the editor supplies no gloss on this page; the reading rests on the two independent passes over the printed line alone -- the reduced strip scratchpad/p132-s3.png and the native line crops scratchpad/q132-77L1.png and q132-77L2.png. Chapter 25 is laid out twelve verses to each lord of a house, each lord being run through the twelve houses beginning at the 1st: verses 1-12 belong to the lord of the 1st, 13-24 to the lord of the 2nd, 25-36 to the lord of the 3rd, 37-48 to the lord of the 4th, 49-60 to the lord of the 5th, 61-72 to the lord of the 6th, and 73-84 to the lord of the 7th. This page opens the seventh lord's round and carries verses 73 to 83, the 1st house through the 11th; verse 84, the 12th and last of his round, falls on printed page १३३/133. The editor heads this run on printed page १३२/132 with the subheading जायेश फल-- ("results of the jayesha", the lord of the 7th), following the pattern he used for रोगेश-फल-- at the head of the sixth lord's round. The verses themselves also say जायेश, so on this run the editor's title and the text's own word agree -- unlike the sixth lord's round, where he headed it रोगेश while the verses said षष्ठेश. The subheading is the editor's own apparatus and is recorded here, not transcribed as BPHS text. The editor's Hindi gloss on this page does NOT stand at the foot: it sits in the MIDDLE of the page, in seven printed lines at bands 10 to 15 between verse 76 and verse 77, and it covers only the first four verses of the run, closing "॥ ७३-७६ ॥". It reads: "जायेश यदि लग्नगत हो तो मनुष्य परस्त्री-लम्पट, दुष्ट, गम्भीर अति चतुर, तथा वातरोगी होता है । धनगत हो तो अनेक स्त्रियों से सम्भोग, स्त्री द्वारा धनप्राप्ति, और दीर्घसूत्री होता है । सहज भावस्थ जायेश हो तो जातक मृतापत्य होता है--कभी पुत्री पैदा होती है और प्रयत्न से एक पुत्र भी जीवित रहता है । जायेश चतुर्थस्थ हो तो उस जातक की स्त्री पतिव्रता नहीं होती है किन्तु स्वयं वह धर्मात्मा सत्यशील तथा दन्तरोगी होता है ॥ ७३-७६ ॥". This is the modern editor's own prose and is quoted here only as corroborating apparatus; it is not transcribed as BPHS content. VERSES 77 TO 83 ARE NOT GLOSSED ON THIS PAGE: the editor's paragraph for the rest of the seventh lord's round follows on printed page १३३/133, exactly as page १३०'s subheading ran on to page १३१ before it. THAT PARAGRAPH HAS NOW BEEN READ, in thirteen printed lines standing between verse 84 and the next subheading on page १३३ (scratchpad/p133-g1.png and p133-g2.png), where it closes "॥ ७७-८४ ॥" and glosses verses 77 through 84 together; the debt is discharged. Its sentences corroborate this run clause by clause: मानी, सम्पत्तिशाली, सतत प्रसन्न, सभी गुणों का आगार for verse 77; पत्नी रुग्णा, द्वेष, क्रोधी, दुःखी for verse 78; पत्नीसुखयुक्त, धीर, सुबुद्ध विद्वान्, वातरोगी for verse 79; दुःशीला, रुग्णा, वश में नहीं रहने वाली for verse 80; अनेक स्त्रियों से सम्भोग, अनेक कार्यों का आरम्भ, चित्त स्त्रियों में ही for verse 81; धर्मात्मा, पुत्र वित्त आदि से युक्त, स्त्री उसके अधीन नहीं for verse 82; and स्त्रीद्वारा धन की प्राप्ति, पुत्रसौख्य अल्प, कन्याएँ अधिक for verse 83. TWO POINTS ON THIS PAGE ARE LEFT EXACTLY AS PRINTED. (1) At ref 25.80 the page sets वंशवदा where the word must be वशंवदा, "obedient, submissive": scratchpad/q132-80vasham.png at 5.3x shows the anusvara dot unambiguously above the FIRST akshara व rather than above the श, so the compositor has put the bindu one letter too early. The printed reading is retained in the sanskrit and iast fields and the intended word is given here. THE EDITOR HAS NOW SETTLED IT: his paragraph on printed page १३३/133 glosses this verse's wife as दुःशीला, रुग्णा तथा वश में नहीं रहने वाली -- "ill-natured, sickly, and one who does not remain under his control" -- which is वशंवदा and not वंशवदा. The compositor's bindu is one akshara too early, and the intended word is confirmed. (2) At ref 25.79 the sort for च in वातरोगी च जायते is broken and under-inked on the page. It was settled by building scratchpad/q132-79cmp.png, a two-panel comparison at 6.0x setting the damaged glyph beside the clean च of तस्य च रोगिणी in verse 78's first line: the two agree in footprint (about 68 pixels against 79) and in position, and the metre requires the syllable (vaatarogee ca jaayate is eight). It is transcribed as च, with the damage disclosed. The scan carries the digitiser's provenance stamp across the foot of the page -- "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- and on this page it runs directly over the head of the last line, the second line of verse 83. That line was read at native resolution in scratchpad/q132-83L2.png, where the stamp's baseline sits clear above the Devanagari headline and does not obscure any glyph. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so every 600 dpi render is an upscale and no amount of magnification recovers detail the scan never held. All readings above were therefore taken at or below native resolution -- reduced strips at 0.61x and line crops at 0.85x -- with high magnification reserved for adjudicating single glyphs. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  78. 25.78 सत्यापित

    Verse 78

    संस्कृत

    जायेशे शत्रुभावस्थे जाया तस्य च रोगिणी । तया वा सह विद्वेषः क्रोधनः स च निःसुखः ॥ ७८ ॥

    jaayeshe shatrubhaavasthe jaayaa tasya cha roginee | tayaa vaa saha vidveshah krodhanah sa cha nihsukhah || 78 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lord of the 7th house stands in the 6th, his wife is sickly; there is hatred between him and her, and he is wrathful and joyless.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जायेश षष्ठ भाव में हो तो उसकी स्त्री रोगिणी होती है; उससे विद्वेष रहता है, और जातक क्रोधी तथा सुखहीन होता है ।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 78. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.164, printed page १३२/132. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p132-164.png (600dpi, 3608x4927 -- a different geometry again from page १३१'s 3352x4925, so the strip boxes were re-profiled from this page's own ink extents, x 377 to 3554, with the verse block itself falling at x approximately 1180 to 3450 and the editor's gloss reaching out to x 3531). The page was read three times over: first as five reduced strips scratchpad/p132-s1.png, p132-s2.png, p132-g1.png, p132-s3.png and p132-s4.png cut at 0.61x; then line by line at native resolution in twenty-two crops scratchpad/q132-73L1.png through q132-83L2.png, each cut at box (1150, y0, 3480, y1) at 0.85x against a NumPy row-darkness band map of thirty bands; then at word level for the three disputed points, in scratchpad/q132-73vaata2.png (3.15x), q132-79cmp.png (6.0x, two panels) and q132-80vasham.png (5.3x). The band map for this page separates root text from commentary by band height, as on the preceding pages: the verse lines run 117 to 146 pixels tall while the editor's Hindi gloss lines run 83 to 109. Band 2 at (690,969) is 279 pixels and is therefore TWO MERGED LINES -- both lines of verse 73 -- which is why verse 73's two halves were cut by hand rather than from the band boundaries. The च of this verse's first line, in जाया तस्य च रोगिणी, is cleanly printed and was used as the control glyph in scratchpad/q132-79cmp.png for settling the damaged sort at ref 25.79. Chapter 25 is laid out twelve verses to each lord of a house, each lord being run through the twelve houses beginning at the 1st: verses 1-12 belong to the lord of the 1st, 13-24 to the lord of the 2nd, 25-36 to the lord of the 3rd, 37-48 to the lord of the 4th, 49-60 to the lord of the 5th, 61-72 to the lord of the 6th, and 73-84 to the lord of the 7th. This page opens the seventh lord's round and carries verses 73 to 83, the 1st house through the 11th; verse 84, the 12th and last of his round, falls on printed page १३३/133. The editor heads this run on printed page १३२/132 with the subheading जायेश फल-- ("results of the jayesha", the lord of the 7th), following the pattern he used for रोगेश-फल-- at the head of the sixth lord's round. The verses themselves also say जायेश, so on this run the editor's title and the text's own word agree -- unlike the sixth lord's round, where he headed it रोगेश while the verses said षष्ठेश. The subheading is the editor's own apparatus and is recorded here, not transcribed as BPHS text. The editor's Hindi gloss on this page does NOT stand at the foot: it sits in the MIDDLE of the page, in seven printed lines at bands 10 to 15 between verse 76 and verse 77, and it covers only the first four verses of the run, closing "॥ ७३-७६ ॥". It reads: "जायेश यदि लग्नगत हो तो मनुष्य परस्त्री-लम्पट, दुष्ट, गम्भीर अति चतुर, तथा वातरोगी होता है । धनगत हो तो अनेक स्त्रियों से सम्भोग, स्त्री द्वारा धनप्राप्ति, और दीर्घसूत्री होता है । सहज भावस्थ जायेश हो तो जातक मृतापत्य होता है--कभी पुत्री पैदा होती है और प्रयत्न से एक पुत्र भी जीवित रहता है । जायेश चतुर्थस्थ हो तो उस जातक की स्त्री पतिव्रता नहीं होती है किन्तु स्वयं वह धर्मात्मा सत्यशील तथा दन्तरोगी होता है ॥ ७३-७६ ॥". This is the modern editor's own prose and is quoted here only as corroborating apparatus; it is not transcribed as BPHS content. VERSES 77 TO 83 ARE NOT GLOSSED ON THIS PAGE: the editor's paragraph for the rest of the seventh lord's round follows on printed page १३३/133, exactly as page १३०'s subheading ran on to page १३१ before it. THAT PARAGRAPH HAS NOW BEEN READ, in thirteen printed lines standing between verse 84 and the next subheading on page १३३ (scratchpad/p133-g1.png and p133-g2.png), where it closes "॥ ७७-८४ ॥" and glosses verses 77 through 84 together; the debt is discharged. Its sentences corroborate this run clause by clause: मानी, सम्पत्तिशाली, सतत प्रसन्न, सभी गुणों का आगार for verse 77; पत्नी रुग्णा, द्वेष, क्रोधी, दुःखी for verse 78; पत्नीसुखयुक्त, धीर, सुबुद्ध विद्वान्, वातरोगी for verse 79; दुःशीला, रुग्णा, वश में नहीं रहने वाली for verse 80; अनेक स्त्रियों से सम्भोग, अनेक कार्यों का आरम्भ, चित्त स्त्रियों में ही for verse 81; धर्मात्मा, पुत्र वित्त आदि से युक्त, स्त्री उसके अधीन नहीं for verse 82; and स्त्रीद्वारा धन की प्राप्ति, पुत्रसौख्य अल्प, कन्याएँ अधिक for verse 83. TWO POINTS ON THIS PAGE ARE LEFT EXACTLY AS PRINTED. (1) At ref 25.80 the page sets वंशवदा where the word must be वशंवदा, "obedient, submissive": scratchpad/q132-80vasham.png at 5.3x shows the anusvara dot unambiguously above the FIRST akshara व rather than above the श, so the compositor has put the bindu one letter too early. The printed reading is retained in the sanskrit and iast fields and the intended word is given here. THE EDITOR HAS NOW SETTLED IT: his paragraph on printed page १३३/133 glosses this verse's wife as दुःशीला, रुग्णा तथा वश में नहीं रहने वाली -- "ill-natured, sickly, and one who does not remain under his control" -- which is वशंवदा and not वंशवदा. The compositor's bindu is one akshara too early, and the intended word is confirmed. (2) At ref 25.79 the sort for च in वातरोगी च जायते is broken and under-inked on the page. It was settled by building scratchpad/q132-79cmp.png, a two-panel comparison at 6.0x setting the damaged glyph beside the clean च of तस्य च रोगिणी in verse 78's first line: the two agree in footprint (about 68 pixels against 79) and in position, and the metre requires the syllable (vaatarogee ca jaayate is eight). It is transcribed as च, with the damage disclosed. The scan carries the digitiser's provenance stamp across the foot of the page -- "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- and on this page it runs directly over the head of the last line, the second line of verse 83. That line was read at native resolution in scratchpad/q132-83L2.png, where the stamp's baseline sits clear above the Devanagari headline and does not obscure any glyph. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so every 600 dpi render is an upscale and no amount of magnification recovers detail the scan never held. All readings above were therefore taken at or below native resolution -- reduced strips at 0.61x and line crops at 0.85x -- with high magnification reserved for adjudicating single glyphs. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  79. 25.79 सत्यापित

    Verse 79

    संस्कृत

    जायेशे सप्तमे जातो जायासुखसमन्वितः । धैर्यबुद्धियुतो विद्वान् वातरोगी च जायते ॥ ७९ ॥

    jaayeshe saptame jaato jaayaasukhasamanvitah | dhairyabuddhiyuto vidvaan vaatarogee cha jaayate || 79 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lord of the 7th house stands in the 7th itself, the native is furnished with the happiness of a wife; he is possessed of firmness and understanding, learned, and becomes subject to disorders of wind.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जायेश सप्तम भाव में ही हो तो जातक को स्त्रीसुख प्राप्त होता है, वह धैर्य और बुद्धि से युक्त विद्वान् होता है, तथा वातरोगी होता है ।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 79. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.164, printed page १३२/132. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p132-164.png (600dpi, 3608x4927 -- a different geometry again from page १३१'s 3352x4925, so the strip boxes were re-profiled from this page's own ink extents, x 377 to 3554, with the verse block itself falling at x approximately 1180 to 3450 and the editor's gloss reaching out to x 3531). The page was read three times over: first as five reduced strips scratchpad/p132-s1.png, p132-s2.png, p132-g1.png, p132-s3.png and p132-s4.png cut at 0.61x; then line by line at native resolution in twenty-two crops scratchpad/q132-73L1.png through q132-83L2.png, each cut at box (1150, y0, 3480, y1) at 0.85x against a NumPy row-darkness band map of thirty bands; then at word level for the three disputed points, in scratchpad/q132-73vaata2.png (3.15x), q132-79cmp.png (6.0x, two panels) and q132-80vasham.png (5.3x). The band map for this page separates root text from commentary by band height, as on the preceding pages: the verse lines run 117 to 146 pixels tall while the editor's Hindi gloss lines run 83 to 109. Band 2 at (690,969) is 279 pixels and is therefore TWO MERGED LINES -- both lines of verse 73 -- which is why verse 73's two halves were cut by hand rather than from the band boundaries. The च in this verse's second line is the damaged sort described above. Before the comparison could be cut, the word boundaries of both lines were measured by column-ink runs, merging runs separated by less than 28 pixels, which put the control च of verse 78 at x 2513-2592 and the disputed glyph at x 2560-2628; an earlier zoom aimed by eye at (2400,3415,2620,3580) had split the wrong glyphs and was discarded. Chapter 25 is laid out twelve verses to each lord of a house, each lord being run through the twelve houses beginning at the 1st: verses 1-12 belong to the lord of the 1st, 13-24 to the lord of the 2nd, 25-36 to the lord of the 3rd, 37-48 to the lord of the 4th, 49-60 to the lord of the 5th, 61-72 to the lord of the 6th, and 73-84 to the lord of the 7th. This page opens the seventh lord's round and carries verses 73 to 83, the 1st house through the 11th; verse 84, the 12th and last of his round, falls on printed page १३३/133. The editor heads this run on printed page १३२/132 with the subheading जायेश फल-- ("results of the jayesha", the lord of the 7th), following the pattern he used for रोगेश-फल-- at the head of the sixth lord's round. The verses themselves also say जायेश, so on this run the editor's title and the text's own word agree -- unlike the sixth lord's round, where he headed it रोगेश while the verses said षष्ठेश. The subheading is the editor's own apparatus and is recorded here, not transcribed as BPHS text. The editor's Hindi gloss on this page does NOT stand at the foot: it sits in the MIDDLE of the page, in seven printed lines at bands 10 to 15 between verse 76 and verse 77, and it covers only the first four verses of the run, closing "॥ ७३-७६ ॥". It reads: "जायेश यदि लग्नगत हो तो मनुष्य परस्त्री-लम्पट, दुष्ट, गम्भीर अति चतुर, तथा वातरोगी होता है । धनगत हो तो अनेक स्त्रियों से सम्भोग, स्त्री द्वारा धनप्राप्ति, और दीर्घसूत्री होता है । सहज भावस्थ जायेश हो तो जातक मृतापत्य होता है--कभी पुत्री पैदा होती है और प्रयत्न से एक पुत्र भी जीवित रहता है । जायेश चतुर्थस्थ हो तो उस जातक की स्त्री पतिव्रता नहीं होती है किन्तु स्वयं वह धर्मात्मा सत्यशील तथा दन्तरोगी होता है ॥ ७३-७६ ॥". This is the modern editor's own prose and is quoted here only as corroborating apparatus; it is not transcribed as BPHS content. VERSES 77 TO 83 ARE NOT GLOSSED ON THIS PAGE: the editor's paragraph for the rest of the seventh lord's round follows on printed page १३३/133, exactly as page १३०'s subheading ran on to page १३१ before it. THAT PARAGRAPH HAS NOW BEEN READ, in thirteen printed lines standing between verse 84 and the next subheading on page १३३ (scratchpad/p133-g1.png and p133-g2.png), where it closes "॥ ७७-८४ ॥" and glosses verses 77 through 84 together; the debt is discharged. Its sentences corroborate this run clause by clause: मानी, सम्पत्तिशाली, सतत प्रसन्न, सभी गुणों का आगार for verse 77; पत्नी रुग्णा, द्वेष, क्रोधी, दुःखी for verse 78; पत्नीसुखयुक्त, धीर, सुबुद्ध विद्वान्, वातरोगी for verse 79; दुःशीला, रुग्णा, वश में नहीं रहने वाली for verse 80; अनेक स्त्रियों से सम्भोग, अनेक कार्यों का आरम्भ, चित्त स्त्रियों में ही for verse 81; धर्मात्मा, पुत्र वित्त आदि से युक्त, स्त्री उसके अधीन नहीं for verse 82; and स्त्रीद्वारा धन की प्राप्ति, पुत्रसौख्य अल्प, कन्याएँ अधिक for verse 83. TWO POINTS ON THIS PAGE ARE LEFT EXACTLY AS PRINTED. (1) At ref 25.80 the page sets वंशवदा where the word must be वशंवदा, "obedient, submissive": scratchpad/q132-80vasham.png at 5.3x shows the anusvara dot unambiguously above the FIRST akshara व rather than above the श, so the compositor has put the bindu one letter too early. The printed reading is retained in the sanskrit and iast fields and the intended word is given here. THE EDITOR HAS NOW SETTLED IT: his paragraph on printed page १३३/133 glosses this verse's wife as दुःशीला, रुग्णा तथा वश में नहीं रहने वाली -- "ill-natured, sickly, and one who does not remain under his control" -- which is वशंवदा and not वंशवदा. The compositor's bindu is one akshara too early, and the intended word is confirmed. (2) At ref 25.79 the sort for च in वातरोगी च जायते is broken and under-inked on the page. It was settled by building scratchpad/q132-79cmp.png, a two-panel comparison at 6.0x setting the damaged glyph beside the clean च of तस्य च रोगिणी in verse 78's first line: the two agree in footprint (about 68 pixels against 79) and in position, and the metre requires the syllable (vaatarogee ca jaayate is eight). It is transcribed as च, with the damage disclosed. The scan carries the digitiser's provenance stamp across the foot of the page -- "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- and on this page it runs directly over the head of the last line, the second line of verse 83. That line was read at native resolution in scratchpad/q132-83L2.png, where the stamp's baseline sits clear above the Devanagari headline and does not obscure any glyph. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so every 600 dpi render is an upscale and no amount of magnification recovers detail the scan never held. All readings above were therefore taken at or below native resolution -- reduced strips at 0.61x and line crops at 0.85x -- with high magnification reserved for adjudicating single glyphs. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  80. 25.80 सत्यापित

    Verse 80

    संस्कृत

    जायेशे रन्ध्रगे जायासुखं न लभते क्वचित् । दुःशीला रोगिणी तस्य भार्या नैव वंशवदा ॥ ८० ॥

    jaayeshe randhrage jaayaasukham na labhate kvachit | duhsheelaa roginee tasya bhaaryaa naiva vamshavadaa || 80 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lord of the 7th house stands in the 8th, the native never at any time obtains happiness from his wife; she is ill-natured and sickly, and by no means obedient to him.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जायेश अष्टम भाव में हो तो जातक को स्त्री से कभी सुख नहीं मिलता; उसकी भार्या दुःशीला तथा रोगिणी होती है, और वशंवदा (आज्ञाकारिणी) नहीं होती ।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 80. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.164, printed page १३२/132. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p132-164.png (600dpi, 3608x4927 -- a different geometry again from page १३१'s 3352x4925, so the strip boxes were re-profiled from this page's own ink extents, x 377 to 3554, with the verse block itself falling at x approximately 1180 to 3450 and the editor's gloss reaching out to x 3531). The page was read three times over: first as five reduced strips scratchpad/p132-s1.png, p132-s2.png, p132-g1.png, p132-s3.png and p132-s4.png cut at 0.61x; then line by line at native resolution in twenty-two crops scratchpad/q132-73L1.png through q132-83L2.png, each cut at box (1150, y0, 3480, y1) at 0.85x against a NumPy row-darkness band map of thirty bands; then at word level for the three disputed points, in scratchpad/q132-73vaata2.png (3.15x), q132-79cmp.png (6.0x, two panels) and q132-80vasham.png (5.3x). The band map for this page separates root text from commentary by band height, as on the preceding pages: the verse lines run 117 to 146 pixels tall while the editor's Hindi gloss lines run 83 to 109. Band 2 at (690,969) is 279 pixels and is therefore TWO MERGED LINES -- both lines of verse 73 -- which is why verse 73's two halves were cut by hand rather than from the band boundaries. The printed वंशवदा is retained here exactly as the page sets it; the word required by the sense and by every parallel in this chapter is वशंवदा. The English and Hindi renderings translate the intended वशंवदा, since वंशवदा yields no sense in the sentence. Chapter 25 is laid out twelve verses to each lord of a house, each lord being run through the twelve houses beginning at the 1st: verses 1-12 belong to the lord of the 1st, 13-24 to the lord of the 2nd, 25-36 to the lord of the 3rd, 37-48 to the lord of the 4th, 49-60 to the lord of the 5th, 61-72 to the lord of the 6th, and 73-84 to the lord of the 7th. This page opens the seventh lord's round and carries verses 73 to 83, the 1st house through the 11th; verse 84, the 12th and last of his round, falls on printed page १३३/133. The editor heads this run on printed page १३२/132 with the subheading जायेश फल-- ("results of the jayesha", the lord of the 7th), following the pattern he used for रोगेश-फल-- at the head of the sixth lord's round. The verses themselves also say जायेश, so on this run the editor's title and the text's own word agree -- unlike the sixth lord's round, where he headed it रोगेश while the verses said षष्ठेश. The subheading is the editor's own apparatus and is recorded here, not transcribed as BPHS text. The editor's Hindi gloss on this page does NOT stand at the foot: it sits in the MIDDLE of the page, in seven printed lines at bands 10 to 15 between verse 76 and verse 77, and it covers only the first four verses of the run, closing "॥ ७३-७६ ॥". It reads: "जायेश यदि लग्नगत हो तो मनुष्य परस्त्री-लम्पट, दुष्ट, गम्भीर अति चतुर, तथा वातरोगी होता है । धनगत हो तो अनेक स्त्रियों से सम्भोग, स्त्री द्वारा धनप्राप्ति, और दीर्घसूत्री होता है । सहज भावस्थ जायेश हो तो जातक मृतापत्य होता है--कभी पुत्री पैदा होती है और प्रयत्न से एक पुत्र भी जीवित रहता है । जायेश चतुर्थस्थ हो तो उस जातक की स्त्री पतिव्रता नहीं होती है किन्तु स्वयं वह धर्मात्मा सत्यशील तथा दन्तरोगी होता है ॥ ७३-७६ ॥". This is the modern editor's own prose and is quoted here only as corroborating apparatus; it is not transcribed as BPHS content. VERSES 77 TO 83 ARE NOT GLOSSED ON THIS PAGE: the editor's paragraph for the rest of the seventh lord's round follows on printed page १३३/133, exactly as page १३०'s subheading ran on to page १३१ before it. THAT PARAGRAPH HAS NOW BEEN READ, in thirteen printed lines standing between verse 84 and the next subheading on page १३३ (scratchpad/p133-g1.png and p133-g2.png), where it closes "॥ ७७-८४ ॥" and glosses verses 77 through 84 together; the debt is discharged. Its sentences corroborate this run clause by clause: मानी, सम्पत्तिशाली, सतत प्रसन्न, सभी गुणों का आगार for verse 77; पत्नी रुग्णा, द्वेष, क्रोधी, दुःखी for verse 78; पत्नीसुखयुक्त, धीर, सुबुद्ध विद्वान्, वातरोगी for verse 79; दुःशीला, रुग्णा, वश में नहीं रहने वाली for verse 80; अनेक स्त्रियों से सम्भोग, अनेक कार्यों का आरम्भ, चित्त स्त्रियों में ही for verse 81; धर्मात्मा, पुत्र वित्त आदि से युक्त, स्त्री उसके अधीन नहीं for verse 82; and स्त्रीद्वारा धन की प्राप्ति, पुत्रसौख्य अल्प, कन्याएँ अधिक for verse 83. TWO POINTS ON THIS PAGE ARE LEFT EXACTLY AS PRINTED. (1) At ref 25.80 the page sets वंशवदा where the word must be वशंवदा, "obedient, submissive": scratchpad/q132-80vasham.png at 5.3x shows the anusvara dot unambiguously above the FIRST akshara व rather than above the श, so the compositor has put the bindu one letter too early. The printed reading is retained in the sanskrit and iast fields and the intended word is given here. THE EDITOR HAS NOW SETTLED IT: his paragraph on printed page १३३/133 glosses this verse's wife as दुःशीला, रुग्णा तथा वश में नहीं रहने वाली -- "ill-natured, sickly, and one who does not remain under his control" -- which is वशंवदा and not वंशवदा. The compositor's bindu is one akshara too early, and the intended word is confirmed. (2) At ref 25.79 the sort for च in वातरोगी च जायते is broken and under-inked on the page. It was settled by building scratchpad/q132-79cmp.png, a two-panel comparison at 6.0x setting the damaged glyph beside the clean च of तस्य च रोगिणी in verse 78's first line: the two agree in footprint (about 68 pixels against 79) and in position, and the metre requires the syllable (vaatarogee ca jaayate is eight). It is transcribed as च, with the damage disclosed. The scan carries the digitiser's provenance stamp across the foot of the page -- "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- and on this page it runs directly over the head of the last line, the second line of verse 83. That line was read at native resolution in scratchpad/q132-83L2.png, where the stamp's baseline sits clear above the Devanagari headline and does not obscure any glyph. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so every 600 dpi render is an upscale and no amount of magnification recovers detail the scan never held. All readings above were therefore taken at or below native resolution -- reduced strips at 0.61x and line crops at 0.85x -- with high magnification reserved for adjudicating single glyphs. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  81. 25.81 सत्यापित

    Verse 81

    संस्कृत

    जायेशे नवमस्थे तु नानास्त्रीभिः समागमः । नानारम्भी भवेत् तस्य स्त्रीषु चित्तं हि केवलम् ॥ ८१ ॥

    jaayeshe navamasthe tu naanaastreebhih samaagamah | naanaarambhee bhavet tasya streeshu chittam hi kevalam || 81 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lord of the 7th house stands in the 9th, the native has union with women of many kinds; he takes up many undertakings, and his mind rests upon women and upon nothing else.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जायेश नवम भाव में हो तो अनेक प्रकार की स्त्रियों से समागम होता है; जातक अनेक कार्य आरम्भ करने वाला होता है, और उसका चित्त केवल स्त्रियों में ही लगा रहता है ।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 81. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.164, printed page १३२/132. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p132-164.png (600dpi, 3608x4927 -- a different geometry again from page १३१'s 3352x4925, so the strip boxes were re-profiled from this page's own ink extents, x 377 to 3554, with the verse block itself falling at x approximately 1180 to 3450 and the editor's gloss reaching out to x 3531). The page was read three times over: first as five reduced strips scratchpad/p132-s1.png, p132-s2.png, p132-g1.png, p132-s3.png and p132-s4.png cut at 0.61x; then line by line at native resolution in twenty-two crops scratchpad/q132-73L1.png through q132-83L2.png, each cut at box (1150, y0, 3480, y1) at 0.85x against a NumPy row-darkness band map of thirty bands; then at word level for the three disputed points, in scratchpad/q132-73vaata2.png (3.15x), q132-79cmp.png (6.0x, two panels) and q132-80vasham.png (5.3x). The band map for this page separates root text from commentary by band height, as on the preceding pages: the verse lines run 117 to 146 pixels tall while the editor's Hindi gloss lines run 83 to 109. Band 2 at (690,969) is 279 pixels and is therefore TWO MERGED LINES -- both lines of verse 73 -- which is why verse 73's two halves were cut by hand rather than from the band boundaries. The first line repeats verse 74's नानास्त्रीभिः समागमः pattern with नाना for अनेक, and the parallel was used to confirm the reading of the compound at native resolution in scratchpad/q132-81L1.png. Chapter 25 is laid out twelve verses to each lord of a house, each lord being run through the twelve houses beginning at the 1st: verses 1-12 belong to the lord of the 1st, 13-24 to the lord of the 2nd, 25-36 to the lord of the 3rd, 37-48 to the lord of the 4th, 49-60 to the lord of the 5th, 61-72 to the lord of the 6th, and 73-84 to the lord of the 7th. This page opens the seventh lord's round and carries verses 73 to 83, the 1st house through the 11th; verse 84, the 12th and last of his round, falls on printed page १३३/133. The editor heads this run on printed page १३२/132 with the subheading जायेश फल-- ("results of the jayesha", the lord of the 7th), following the pattern he used for रोगेश-फल-- at the head of the sixth lord's round. The verses themselves also say जायेश, so on this run the editor's title and the text's own word agree -- unlike the sixth lord's round, where he headed it रोगेश while the verses said षष्ठेश. The subheading is the editor's own apparatus and is recorded here, not transcribed as BPHS text. The editor's Hindi gloss on this page does NOT stand at the foot: it sits in the MIDDLE of the page, in seven printed lines at bands 10 to 15 between verse 76 and verse 77, and it covers only the first four verses of the run, closing "॥ ७३-७६ ॥". It reads: "जायेश यदि लग्नगत हो तो मनुष्य परस्त्री-लम्पट, दुष्ट, गम्भीर अति चतुर, तथा वातरोगी होता है । धनगत हो तो अनेक स्त्रियों से सम्भोग, स्त्री द्वारा धनप्राप्ति, और दीर्घसूत्री होता है । सहज भावस्थ जायेश हो तो जातक मृतापत्य होता है--कभी पुत्री पैदा होती है और प्रयत्न से एक पुत्र भी जीवित रहता है । जायेश चतुर्थस्थ हो तो उस जातक की स्त्री पतिव्रता नहीं होती है किन्तु स्वयं वह धर्मात्मा सत्यशील तथा दन्तरोगी होता है ॥ ७३-७६ ॥". This is the modern editor's own prose and is quoted here only as corroborating apparatus; it is not transcribed as BPHS content. VERSES 77 TO 83 ARE NOT GLOSSED ON THIS PAGE: the editor's paragraph for the rest of the seventh lord's round follows on printed page १३३/133, exactly as page १३०'s subheading ran on to page १३१ before it. THAT PARAGRAPH HAS NOW BEEN READ, in thirteen printed lines standing between verse 84 and the next subheading on page १३३ (scratchpad/p133-g1.png and p133-g2.png), where it closes "॥ ७७-८४ ॥" and glosses verses 77 through 84 together; the debt is discharged. Its sentences corroborate this run clause by clause: मानी, सम्पत्तिशाली, सतत प्रसन्न, सभी गुणों का आगार for verse 77; पत्नी रुग्णा, द्वेष, क्रोधी, दुःखी for verse 78; पत्नीसुखयुक्त, धीर, सुबुद्ध विद्वान्, वातरोगी for verse 79; दुःशीला, रुग्णा, वश में नहीं रहने वाली for verse 80; अनेक स्त्रियों से सम्भोग, अनेक कार्यों का आरम्भ, चित्त स्त्रियों में ही for verse 81; धर्मात्मा, पुत्र वित्त आदि से युक्त, स्त्री उसके अधीन नहीं for verse 82; and स्त्रीद्वारा धन की प्राप्ति, पुत्रसौख्य अल्प, कन्याएँ अधिक for verse 83. TWO POINTS ON THIS PAGE ARE LEFT EXACTLY AS PRINTED. (1) At ref 25.80 the page sets वंशवदा where the word must be वशंवदा, "obedient, submissive": scratchpad/q132-80vasham.png at 5.3x shows the anusvara dot unambiguously above the FIRST akshara व rather than above the श, so the compositor has put the bindu one letter too early. The printed reading is retained in the sanskrit and iast fields and the intended word is given here. THE EDITOR HAS NOW SETTLED IT: his paragraph on printed page १३३/133 glosses this verse's wife as दुःशीला, रुग्णा तथा वश में नहीं रहने वाली -- "ill-natured, sickly, and one who does not remain under his control" -- which is वशंवदा and not वंशवदा. The compositor's bindu is one akshara too early, and the intended word is confirmed. (2) At ref 25.79 the sort for च in वातरोगी च जायते is broken and under-inked on the page. It was settled by building scratchpad/q132-79cmp.png, a two-panel comparison at 6.0x setting the damaged glyph beside the clean च of तस्य च रोगिणी in verse 78's first line: the two agree in footprint (about 68 pixels against 79) and in position, and the metre requires the syllable (vaatarogee ca jaayate is eight). It is transcribed as च, with the damage disclosed. The scan carries the digitiser's provenance stamp across the foot of the page -- "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- and on this page it runs directly over the head of the last line, the second line of verse 83. That line was read at native resolution in scratchpad/q132-83L2.png, where the stamp's baseline sits clear above the Devanagari headline and does not obscure any glyph. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so every 600 dpi render is an upscale and no amount of magnification recovers detail the scan never held. All readings above were therefore taken at or below native resolution -- reduced strips at 0.61x and line crops at 0.85x -- with high magnification reserved for adjudicating single glyphs. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  82. 25.82 सत्यापित

    Verse 82

    संस्कृत

    जायेशे कर्मगे जातः सुतवित्तादिसंयुतः । धर्मात्मा जायते किन्तु वश्या तस्य नहि प्रिया ॥ ८२ ॥

    jaayeshe karmage jaatah sutavittaadisamyutah | dharmaatmaa jaayate kintu vashyaa tasya nahi priyaa || 82 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lord of the 7th house stands in the 10th, the native is furnished with sons, wealth and the rest, and is righteous; but his beloved is not obedient to him.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जायेश दशम भाव में हो तो जातक पुत्र, धन आदि से युक्त तथा धर्मात्मा होता है; किन्तु उसकी प्रिया वश्या (आज्ञाकारिणी) नहीं होती ।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 82. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.164, printed page १३२/132. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p132-164.png (600dpi, 3608x4927 -- a different geometry again from page १३१'s 3352x4925, so the strip boxes were re-profiled from this page's own ink extents, x 377 to 3554, with the verse block itself falling at x approximately 1180 to 3450 and the editor's gloss reaching out to x 3531). The page was read three times over: first as five reduced strips scratchpad/p132-s1.png, p132-s2.png, p132-g1.png, p132-s3.png and p132-s4.png cut at 0.61x; then line by line at native resolution in twenty-two crops scratchpad/q132-73L1.png through q132-83L2.png, each cut at box (1150, y0, 3480, y1) at 0.85x against a NumPy row-darkness band map of thirty bands; then at word level for the three disputed points, in scratchpad/q132-73vaata2.png (3.15x), q132-79cmp.png (6.0x, two panels) and q132-80vasham.png (5.3x). The band map for this page separates root text from commentary by band height, as on the preceding pages: the verse lines run 117 to 146 pixels tall while the editor's Hindi gloss lines run 83 to 109. Band 2 at (690,969) is 279 pixels and is therefore TWO MERGED LINES -- both lines of verse 73 -- which is why verse 73's two halves were cut by hand rather than from the band boundaries. The वश्या of this verse is the correctly set counterpart of the वंशवदा misprinted two verses earlier at ref 25.80, and both carry the same sense of a wife obedient to her husband. Chapter 25 is laid out twelve verses to each lord of a house, each lord being run through the twelve houses beginning at the 1st: verses 1-12 belong to the lord of the 1st, 13-24 to the lord of the 2nd, 25-36 to the lord of the 3rd, 37-48 to the lord of the 4th, 49-60 to the lord of the 5th, 61-72 to the lord of the 6th, and 73-84 to the lord of the 7th. This page opens the seventh lord's round and carries verses 73 to 83, the 1st house through the 11th; verse 84, the 12th and last of his round, falls on printed page १३३/133. The editor heads this run on printed page १३२/132 with the subheading जायेश फल-- ("results of the jayesha", the lord of the 7th), following the pattern he used for रोगेश-फल-- at the head of the sixth lord's round. The verses themselves also say जायेश, so on this run the editor's title and the text's own word agree -- unlike the sixth lord's round, where he headed it रोगेश while the verses said षष्ठेश. The subheading is the editor's own apparatus and is recorded here, not transcribed as BPHS text. The editor's Hindi gloss on this page does NOT stand at the foot: it sits in the MIDDLE of the page, in seven printed lines at bands 10 to 15 between verse 76 and verse 77, and it covers only the first four verses of the run, closing "॥ ७३-७६ ॥". It reads: "जायेश यदि लग्नगत हो तो मनुष्य परस्त्री-लम्पट, दुष्ट, गम्भीर अति चतुर, तथा वातरोगी होता है । धनगत हो तो अनेक स्त्रियों से सम्भोग, स्त्री द्वारा धनप्राप्ति, और दीर्घसूत्री होता है । सहज भावस्थ जायेश हो तो जातक मृतापत्य होता है--कभी पुत्री पैदा होती है और प्रयत्न से एक पुत्र भी जीवित रहता है । जायेश चतुर्थस्थ हो तो उस जातक की स्त्री पतिव्रता नहीं होती है किन्तु स्वयं वह धर्मात्मा सत्यशील तथा दन्तरोगी होता है ॥ ७३-७६ ॥". This is the modern editor's own prose and is quoted here only as corroborating apparatus; it is not transcribed as BPHS content. VERSES 77 TO 83 ARE NOT GLOSSED ON THIS PAGE: the editor's paragraph for the rest of the seventh lord's round follows on printed page १३३/133, exactly as page १३०'s subheading ran on to page १३१ before it. THAT PARAGRAPH HAS NOW BEEN READ, in thirteen printed lines standing between verse 84 and the next subheading on page १३३ (scratchpad/p133-g1.png and p133-g2.png), where it closes "॥ ७७-८४ ॥" and glosses verses 77 through 84 together; the debt is discharged. Its sentences corroborate this run clause by clause: मानी, सम्पत्तिशाली, सतत प्रसन्न, सभी गुणों का आगार for verse 77; पत्नी रुग्णा, द्वेष, क्रोधी, दुःखी for verse 78; पत्नीसुखयुक्त, धीर, सुबुद्ध विद्वान्, वातरोगी for verse 79; दुःशीला, रुग्णा, वश में नहीं रहने वाली for verse 80; अनेक स्त्रियों से सम्भोग, अनेक कार्यों का आरम्भ, चित्त स्त्रियों में ही for verse 81; धर्मात्मा, पुत्र वित्त आदि से युक्त, स्त्री उसके अधीन नहीं for verse 82; and स्त्रीद्वारा धन की प्राप्ति, पुत्रसौख्य अल्प, कन्याएँ अधिक for verse 83. TWO POINTS ON THIS PAGE ARE LEFT EXACTLY AS PRINTED. (1) At ref 25.80 the page sets वंशवदा where the word must be वशंवदा, "obedient, submissive": scratchpad/q132-80vasham.png at 5.3x shows the anusvara dot unambiguously above the FIRST akshara व rather than above the श, so the compositor has put the bindu one letter too early. The printed reading is retained in the sanskrit and iast fields and the intended word is given here. THE EDITOR HAS NOW SETTLED IT: his paragraph on printed page १३३/133 glosses this verse's wife as दुःशीला, रुग्णा तथा वश में नहीं रहने वाली -- "ill-natured, sickly, and one who does not remain under his control" -- which is वशंवदा and not वंशवदा. The compositor's bindu is one akshara too early, and the intended word is confirmed. (2) At ref 25.79 the sort for च in वातरोगी च जायते is broken and under-inked on the page. It was settled by building scratchpad/q132-79cmp.png, a two-panel comparison at 6.0x setting the damaged glyph beside the clean च of तस्य च रोगिणी in verse 78's first line: the two agree in footprint (about 68 pixels against 79) and in position, and the metre requires the syllable (vaatarogee ca jaayate is eight). It is transcribed as च, with the damage disclosed. The scan carries the digitiser's provenance stamp across the foot of the page -- "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- and on this page it runs directly over the head of the last line, the second line of verse 83. That line was read at native resolution in scratchpad/q132-83L2.png, where the stamp's baseline sits clear above the Devanagari headline and does not obscure any glyph. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so every 600 dpi render is an upscale and no amount of magnification recovers detail the scan never held. All readings above were therefore taken at or below native resolution -- reduced strips at 0.61x and line crops at 0.85x -- with high magnification reserved for adjudicating single glyphs. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  83. 25.83 सत्यापित

    Verse 83

    संस्कृत

    जायेशे लाभगे जातो जायातो वित्तवान् भवेत् । सुतादिजं सुखं स्वल्पं कन्याधिक्यं च जायते ॥ ८३ ॥

    jaayeshe laabhage jaato jaayaato vittavaan bhavet | sutaadijam sukham svalpam kanyaadhikyam cha jaayate || 83 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lord of the 7th house stands in the 11th, the native becomes wealthy by way of his wife; the happiness born of sons and the like is scant, and daughters come to preponderate.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जायेश लाभ (एकादश) भाव में हो तो जातक स्त्री के द्वारा धनवान् होता है; पुत्रादि से सुख अल्प मिलता है और कन्याओं की अधिकता होती है ।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 83. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.164, printed page १३२/132. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p132-164.png (600dpi, 3608x4927 -- a different geometry again from page १३१'s 3352x4925, so the strip boxes were re-profiled from this page's own ink extents, x 377 to 3554, with the verse block itself falling at x approximately 1180 to 3450 and the editor's gloss reaching out to x 3531). The page was read three times over: first as five reduced strips scratchpad/p132-s1.png, p132-s2.png, p132-g1.png, p132-s3.png and p132-s4.png cut at 0.61x; then line by line at native resolution in twenty-two crops scratchpad/q132-73L1.png through q132-83L2.png, each cut at box (1150, y0, 3480, y1) at 0.85x against a NumPy row-darkness band map of thirty bands; then at word level for the three disputed points, in scratchpad/q132-73vaata2.png (3.15x), q132-79cmp.png (6.0x, two panels) and q132-80vasham.png (5.3x). The band map for this page separates root text from commentary by band height, as on the preceding pages: the verse lines run 117 to 146 pixels tall while the editor's Hindi gloss lines run 83 to 109. Band 2 at (690,969) is 279 pixels and is therefore TWO MERGED LINES -- both lines of verse 73 -- which is why verse 73's two halves were cut by hand rather than from the band boundaries. This is the last verse on the page, and the digitiser's provenance stamp runs across the head of its second line; the line was nonetheless read clear at native resolution in scratchpad/q132-83L2.png. Verse 84, closing the seventh lord's round with the 12th house, falls on printed page १३३/133 and is not on this page. Chapter 25 is laid out twelve verses to each lord of a house, each lord being run through the twelve houses beginning at the 1st: verses 1-12 belong to the lord of the 1st, 13-24 to the lord of the 2nd, 25-36 to the lord of the 3rd, 37-48 to the lord of the 4th, 49-60 to the lord of the 5th, 61-72 to the lord of the 6th, and 73-84 to the lord of the 7th. This page opens the seventh lord's round and carries verses 73 to 83, the 1st house through the 11th; verse 84, the 12th and last of his round, falls on printed page १३३/133. The editor heads this run on printed page १३२/132 with the subheading जायेश फल-- ("results of the jayesha", the lord of the 7th), following the pattern he used for रोगेश-फल-- at the head of the sixth lord's round. The verses themselves also say जायेश, so on this run the editor's title and the text's own word agree -- unlike the sixth lord's round, where he headed it रोगेश while the verses said षष्ठेश. The subheading is the editor's own apparatus and is recorded here, not transcribed as BPHS text. The editor's Hindi gloss on this page does NOT stand at the foot: it sits in the MIDDLE of the page, in seven printed lines at bands 10 to 15 between verse 76 and verse 77, and it covers only the first four verses of the run, closing "॥ ७३-७६ ॥". It reads: "जायेश यदि लग्नगत हो तो मनुष्य परस्त्री-लम्पट, दुष्ट, गम्भीर अति चतुर, तथा वातरोगी होता है । धनगत हो तो अनेक स्त्रियों से सम्भोग, स्त्री द्वारा धनप्राप्ति, और दीर्घसूत्री होता है । सहज भावस्थ जायेश हो तो जातक मृतापत्य होता है--कभी पुत्री पैदा होती है और प्रयत्न से एक पुत्र भी जीवित रहता है । जायेश चतुर्थस्थ हो तो उस जातक की स्त्री पतिव्रता नहीं होती है किन्तु स्वयं वह धर्मात्मा सत्यशील तथा दन्तरोगी होता है ॥ ७३-७६ ॥". This is the modern editor's own prose and is quoted here only as corroborating apparatus; it is not transcribed as BPHS content. VERSES 77 TO 83 ARE NOT GLOSSED ON THIS PAGE: the editor's paragraph for the rest of the seventh lord's round follows on printed page १३३/133, exactly as page १३०'s subheading ran on to page १३१ before it. THAT PARAGRAPH HAS NOW BEEN READ, in thirteen printed lines standing between verse 84 and the next subheading on page १३३ (scratchpad/p133-g1.png and p133-g2.png), where it closes "॥ ७७-८४ ॥" and glosses verses 77 through 84 together; the debt is discharged. Its sentences corroborate this run clause by clause: मानी, सम्पत्तिशाली, सतत प्रसन्न, सभी गुणों का आगार for verse 77; पत्नी रुग्णा, द्वेष, क्रोधी, दुःखी for verse 78; पत्नीसुखयुक्त, धीर, सुबुद्ध विद्वान्, वातरोगी for verse 79; दुःशीला, रुग्णा, वश में नहीं रहने वाली for verse 80; अनेक स्त्रियों से सम्भोग, अनेक कार्यों का आरम्भ, चित्त स्त्रियों में ही for verse 81; धर्मात्मा, पुत्र वित्त आदि से युक्त, स्त्री उसके अधीन नहीं for verse 82; and स्त्रीद्वारा धन की प्राप्ति, पुत्रसौख्य अल्प, कन्याएँ अधिक for verse 83. TWO POINTS ON THIS PAGE ARE LEFT EXACTLY AS PRINTED. (1) At ref 25.80 the page sets वंशवदा where the word must be वशंवदा, "obedient, submissive": scratchpad/q132-80vasham.png at 5.3x shows the anusvara dot unambiguously above the FIRST akshara व rather than above the श, so the compositor has put the bindu one letter too early. The printed reading is retained in the sanskrit and iast fields and the intended word is given here. THE EDITOR HAS NOW SETTLED IT: his paragraph on printed page १३३/133 glosses this verse's wife as दुःशीला, रुग्णा तथा वश में नहीं रहने वाली -- "ill-natured, sickly, and one who does not remain under his control" -- which is वशंवदा and not वंशवदा. The compositor's bindu is one akshara too early, and the intended word is confirmed. (2) At ref 25.79 the sort for च in वातरोगी च जायते is broken and under-inked on the page. It was settled by building scratchpad/q132-79cmp.png, a two-panel comparison at 6.0x setting the damaged glyph beside the clean च of तस्य च रोगिणी in verse 78's first line: the two agree in footprint (about 68 pixels against 79) and in position, and the metre requires the syllable (vaatarogee ca jaayate is eight). It is transcribed as च, with the damage disclosed. The scan carries the digitiser's provenance stamp across the foot of the page -- "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- and on this page it runs directly over the head of the last line, the second line of verse 83. That line was read at native resolution in scratchpad/q132-83L2.png, where the stamp's baseline sits clear above the Devanagari headline and does not obscure any glyph. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so every 600 dpi render is an upscale and no amount of magnification recovers detail the scan never held. All readings above were therefore taken at or below native resolution -- reduced strips at 0.61x and line crops at 0.85x -- with high magnification reserved for adjudicating single glyphs. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  84. 25.84 सत्यापित

    Verse 84

    संस्कृत

    जायेशे रिष्फगे जातो दरिद्रः कृपणस्तथा । वक्त्राजीवी पुमान् किन्तु व्ययशीला च तत्प्रिया ॥ ८४ ॥

    jaayeshe rishphage jaato daridrah kripanastathaa | vaktraajeevee pumaan kintu vyayasheelaa cha tatpriyaa || 84 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lord of the 7th house stands in the 12th, the native is born poor and miserly; he lives by his mouth, that is by speech, but his beloved is a spender.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जायेश रिष्फ (द्वादश) भाव में हो तो जातक दरिद्र तथा कृपण होता है; वह वक्त्र अर्थात् वाणी के द्वारा जीविका चलाने वाला होता है, किन्तु उसकी प्रिया अधिक खर्च करने वाली होती है ।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 84. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.165, printed page १३३/133. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p133-165.png (600dpi, 3130x4927 -- narrower again than page १३२'s 3608, the sixth different page width in seven pages, so every box was re-profiled from this page's own ink). A dark scanning artefact runs down the extreme left at x 0-39 and was excluded when the column extents were taken: the verse block then falls at x 161-2836 and the editor's gloss at x 172-2823, the gloss over-running the verses to the LEFT as it did on page १३१. The page was read three times over: seven reduced strips scratchpad/p133-s1.png, p133-g1.png, p133-g2.png, p133-s2.png, p133-s3.png, p133-s4.png and p133-s5.png at 0.70x; then line by line at native resolution in sixteen crops scratchpad/q133-84L1.png through q133-91L2.png, each cut at box (140, y0, 2870, y1) at 0.73x from a NumPy row-darkness band map of thirty-four bands; then at word level for the three disputed points, in scratchpad/q133-87tri2.png, q133-88cmp.png and q133-89gha.png. The band map again separates root text from commentary by band height -- verse lines 125-151 pixels, the editor's Hindi gloss lines 81-108 -- and it lays the page out as: band 0 the running head, bands 1-2 verse 84, bands 3-15 the editor's thirteen-line gloss paragraph, band 16 his subheading, bands 17-31 verses 85 to 91 (band 20, sixteen pixels tall, is a sliver artefact and not a line), and bands 32-33 the opening two lines of a second gloss paragraph at the foot. This verse closes the seventh lord's round, which opened at verse 73 on printed page १३२. वक्त्राजीवी, "living by the mouth", is corroborated exactly by the editor's वक्त्र के द्वारा जीविका चलाने वाला, and व्ययशीला च तत्प्रिया by his उसकी स्त्री अधिक खर्च करने वाली होती है. Chapter 25 is laid out twelve verses to each lord of a house, each lord being run through the twelve houses beginning at the 1st: verses 73-84 belong to the lord of the 7th and 85-96 to the lord of the 8th. This page closes the seventh lord's round with verse 84 in the 12th house and opens the eighth lord's round, carrying verses 85 to 91, the 1st house through the 7th. Verses 92 to 96 fall on printed page १३४/134. The editor heads the new run on this page with the subheading अष्टमेशफल-- ("results of the ashtamesha", the lord of the 8th), set solid without the hyphen he used in रोगेश-फल--. The verses themselves also say अष्टमेश, so his title and the text's own word agree, as they did for the seventh lord. The subheading is the editor's own apparatus and is recorded here, not transcribed as BPHS content. This page carries TWO gloss paragraphs. The first, thirteen printed lines standing between verse 84 and the subheading, closes "॥ ७७-८४ ॥" and discharges in full the debt left open on printed page १३२: it glosses verses 77 through 84 together, and reads "जायेश यदि पञ्चमभावस्थ हो तो मनुष्य मानी, सम्पत्तिशाली, सतत प्रसन्न तथा सभी गुणों का आगार होता है । षष्ठभाव गत यदि वह हो तो जातक की पत्नी रुग्णा होती है, या उसके साथ जातक को द्वेष होता है । खुद वह क्रोधी तथा दुःखी रहता है । जायेश यदि जायाभावगत हो तो मनुष्य पत्नीसुखयुक्त होता है । साथ ही वह धीर, सुबुद्ध विद्वान् तथा वातरोगी होता है । जायेश अष्टमस्थ हो तो जातक स्त्रीविहीन होता है और उसकी स्त्री दुःशीला, रुग्णा तथा वश में नहीं रहने वाली होती है । नवमस्थ जायेश हो तो जातक अनेक स्त्रियों से सम्भोग करने वाला होता है । वह अनेक कार्यों का आरम्भ करता है पर उसका चित्त स्त्रियों में ही लगा रहता है । दशमस्थ जायेश हो तो मनुष्य धर्मात्मा, पुत्र, वित्त आदि से युक्त होता है, किन्तु स्त्री उसके अधीन नहीं रहती है । लाभभावगत जायेश हो तो स्त्रीद्वारा धन की प्राप्ति होती है । उस व्यक्ति को पुत्रसौख्य अल्प होता है किन्तु कन्याएँ अधिक होती हैं । द्वादशभावस्थ जायेश हो तो मनुष्य दरिद्र, कृपण, तथा वक्त्र के द्वारा जीविका चलाने वाला होता है । उसकी स्त्री अधिक खर्च करने वाली होती है ॥ ७७-८४ ॥". The second paragraph begins in the last two lines at the foot of the page, under the digitiser's stamp, and glosses the eighth lord's round: "अष्टमेश लग्नस्थ हो तो जातक देव ब्राह्मण निन्दक, शारीरिकसुखरहित तथा सतत व्रणयुक्त रहता है । अष्टमेश धनभावगत हो तो मनुष्य बाहुबल-रहित, थोड़ी" -- and there it breaks off mid-sentence and must continue on printed page १३४/134. Verses 87 to 91 are therefore not glossed on page १३३ itself. THAT PARAGRAPH HAS NOW BEEN READ TO ITS END, in eight further printed lines standing at the head of printed page १३४/134, where it closes "॥ ८५-९१ ॥" and the debt is discharged. It resumes in mid-word -- page १३३ breaks off at "...बाहुबल-रहित, थोड़ी" and page १३४ opens "सम्पत्ति वाला", giving थोड़ी सम्पत्ति वाला, which is verse 86's स्वल्पवित्तयुत -- and it then corroborates the rest of the run clause by clause: "सम्पत्ति वाला, तथा नष्ट अर्थ की प्राप्ति करने वाला, होता है । अष्टमेश सहजस्थ हो तो भ्रातृ-सौख्य रहित, दुर्बल, निर्भृत्य, और आलसी होता है । सुखस्थ अष्टमेश हो तो मनुष्य मित्रद्रोही, मातृ, गृह, भूमि आदियों के सुख से वञ्चित रहने पर भी मस्त रहता है । अष्टमेश पञ्चमभावस्थ हो तो मनुष्य अल्प सन्तान वाला तथा धनी होता है । उसकी बुद्धि मन्द होती है और वह दीर्घजीवी होता है । शत्रुभावगत अष्टमेश हो तो जातक शत्रुओं का विजेता, बचपन में रुग्ण और जल तथा सर्प से उसे भय होता है । अष्टमेश सप्तमस्थ हो तो दो स्त्रियाँ होती हैं । सपाप वह सप्तमस्थ हो तो व्यापार में धनक्षय होता है ॥ ८५-९१ ॥". All of this is the modern editor's own prose, quoted as corroborating apparatus only and never transcribed as BPHS content. TWO COMPOSITOR'S ERRORS STAND ON THIS PAGE AND BOTH ARE LEFT EXACTLY AS PRINTED. (1) At ref 25.87 the page sets वृतीयस्थे where the word must be तृतीयस्थे. It was settled in scratchpad/q133-87tri2.png at 3.9x by setting the disputed akshara beside the clean तृ of हतभ्रातृसुखो in the very same line: the control त is an open curve with its stem on the right, while the disputed glyph is a closed rounded loop joined to a stem -- a व. THE EDITOR HAS SINCE CONFIRMED THE SENSE INDEPENDENTLY: his paragraph on printed page १३४/134 takes this verse as अष्टमेश सहजस्थ हो तो भ्रातृ-सौख्य रहित, दुर्बल, निर्भृत्य, और आलसी होता है. सहज is the 3rd house, and निर्भृत्य answers the verse's दासरहित; the house intended is therefore the 3rd, and the printed वृ is a misprint for तृ. (2) At ref 25.89 the page sets दीर्यायुष्य where the word must be दीर्घायुष्य. It was settled twice over: first in scratchpad/q133-89cmp.png at 8.0x, where the disputed glyph proved identical to the य of जायते at the head of the same line; then decisively in scratchpad/q133-89gha.png at 7.5x, which sets it beside a known र्घ -- the one in दीर्घसूत्री at ref 25.74 on printed page १३२, the same word-element in the same fount. That control घ shows a closed rounded loop below the headline with a small crescent counter; the glyph on this page shows the य crescent-and-hook. The two are plainly different sorts. THE EDITOR HAS SINCE CONFIRMED IT INDEPENDENTLY: his paragraph on printed page १३४/134, closing ॥ ८५-९१ ॥, renders this very verse's clause as वह दीर्घजीवी होता है -- दीर्घ, with the घ. Printed page १३४ also sets दीर्घायुष्मान् in full at ref 25.92 and दीर्घायुषावृतः at ref 25.95, both with a clean र्घ in the same fount, the second of them photographed at 3.8x in scratchpad/q134-95dv.png. A THIRD READING WAS DISPUTED AND PROVED NOT TO BE AN ERROR. At ref 25.88 the second cluster of सुहृद्रोहपरः reads at strip scale as a bare द्, which would leave the word senseless. scratchpad/q133-88cmp.png at 8.5x sets it beside the clean ह of the same word's -रोह-: the disputed cluster carries the identical ह skeleton -- the rounded left bowl with its inner white crescent and the arm reaching up to the headline -- with a ृ stroke added beneath. It is हृ, and the printed word सुहृद्रोहपरः is correct as it stands. The metre confirms it: सु-हृद्-रो-ह-प-रः-पु-मान् is eight. The scan carries the digitiser's provenance stamp -- "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- across the foot of the page, where on this page it overlies the editor's second gloss paragraph rather than any verse line. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so every 600 dpi render is an upscale and no amount of magnification recovers detail the scan never held. All readings above were therefore taken at or below native resolution -- reduced strips at 0.70x and line crops at 0.73x -- with high magnification reserved for adjudicating single glyphs. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  85. 25.85 सत्यापित

    Verse 85

    संस्कृत

    अष्टमेशे तु तनुगे सुरभूसुरनिन्दकः । हतदेहसुखो नित्यं जातकः स्याद् व्रणान्वितः ॥ ८५ ॥

    ashtameshe tu tanuge surabhoosuranindakah | hatadehasukho nityam jaatakah syaad vranaanvitah || 85 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lord of the 8th house occupies the 1st, the native reviles the gods and the brahmanas; the happiness of his body is destroyed, and he is perpetually covered with sores.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    अष्टमेश यदि लग्न में हो तो जातक देवताओं तथा ब्राह्मणों की निन्दा करने वाला होता है; उसका शारीरिक सुख नष्ट रहता है और वह सदा व्रण से युक्त रहता है ।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 85. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.165, printed page १३३/133. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p133-165.png (600dpi, 3130x4927 -- narrower again than page १३२'s 3608, the sixth different page width in seven pages, so every box was re-profiled from this page's own ink). A dark scanning artefact runs down the extreme left at x 0-39 and was excluded when the column extents were taken: the verse block then falls at x 161-2836 and the editor's gloss at x 172-2823, the gloss over-running the verses to the LEFT as it did on page १३१. The page was read three times over: seven reduced strips scratchpad/p133-s1.png, p133-g1.png, p133-g2.png, p133-s2.png, p133-s3.png, p133-s4.png and p133-s5.png at 0.70x; then line by line at native resolution in sixteen crops scratchpad/q133-84L1.png through q133-91L2.png, each cut at box (140, y0, 2870, y1) at 0.73x from a NumPy row-darkness band map of thirty-four bands; then at word level for the three disputed points, in scratchpad/q133-87tri2.png, q133-88cmp.png and q133-89gha.png. The band map again separates root text from commentary by band height -- verse lines 125-151 pixels, the editor's Hindi gloss lines 81-108 -- and it lays the page out as: band 0 the running head, bands 1-2 verse 84, bands 3-15 the editor's thirteen-line gloss paragraph, band 16 his subheading, bands 17-31 verses 85 to 91 (band 20, sixteen pixels tall, is a sliver artefact and not a line), and bands 32-33 the opening two lines of a second gloss paragraph at the foot. सुरभूसुर is the two gods together -- सुर the god of heaven and भूसुर the "earth-god", the brahmana -- and the editor's second gloss paragraph at the foot of this page renders the pair as देव ब्राह्मण निन्दक. He corroborates the rest of the verse too: शारीरिकसुखरहित for हतदेहसुखो and सतत व्रणयुक्त for नित्यं व्रणान्वितः. Chapter 25 is laid out twelve verses to each lord of a house, each lord being run through the twelve houses beginning at the 1st: verses 73-84 belong to the lord of the 7th and 85-96 to the lord of the 8th. This page closes the seventh lord's round with verse 84 in the 12th house and opens the eighth lord's round, carrying verses 85 to 91, the 1st house through the 7th. Verses 92 to 96 fall on printed page १३४/134. The editor heads the new run on this page with the subheading अष्टमेशफल-- ("results of the ashtamesha", the lord of the 8th), set solid without the hyphen he used in रोगेश-फल--. The verses themselves also say अष्टमेश, so his title and the text's own word agree, as they did for the seventh lord. The subheading is the editor's own apparatus and is recorded here, not transcribed as BPHS content. This page carries TWO gloss paragraphs. The first, thirteen printed lines standing between verse 84 and the subheading, closes "॥ ७७-८४ ॥" and discharges in full the debt left open on printed page १३२: it glosses verses 77 through 84 together, and reads "जायेश यदि पञ्चमभावस्थ हो तो मनुष्य मानी, सम्पत्तिशाली, सतत प्रसन्न तथा सभी गुणों का आगार होता है । षष्ठभाव गत यदि वह हो तो जातक की पत्नी रुग्णा होती है, या उसके साथ जातक को द्वेष होता है । खुद वह क्रोधी तथा दुःखी रहता है । जायेश यदि जायाभावगत हो तो मनुष्य पत्नीसुखयुक्त होता है । साथ ही वह धीर, सुबुद्ध विद्वान् तथा वातरोगी होता है । जायेश अष्टमस्थ हो तो जातक स्त्रीविहीन होता है और उसकी स्त्री दुःशीला, रुग्णा तथा वश में नहीं रहने वाली होती है । नवमस्थ जायेश हो तो जातक अनेक स्त्रियों से सम्भोग करने वाला होता है । वह अनेक कार्यों का आरम्भ करता है पर उसका चित्त स्त्रियों में ही लगा रहता है । दशमस्थ जायेश हो तो मनुष्य धर्मात्मा, पुत्र, वित्त आदि से युक्त होता है, किन्तु स्त्री उसके अधीन नहीं रहती है । लाभभावगत जायेश हो तो स्त्रीद्वारा धन की प्राप्ति होती है । उस व्यक्ति को पुत्रसौख्य अल्प होता है किन्तु कन्याएँ अधिक होती हैं । द्वादशभावस्थ जायेश हो तो मनुष्य दरिद्र, कृपण, तथा वक्त्र के द्वारा जीविका चलाने वाला होता है । उसकी स्त्री अधिक खर्च करने वाली होती है ॥ ७७-८४ ॥". The second paragraph begins in the last two lines at the foot of the page, under the digitiser's stamp, and glosses the eighth lord's round: "अष्टमेश लग्नस्थ हो तो जातक देव ब्राह्मण निन्दक, शारीरिकसुखरहित तथा सतत व्रणयुक्त रहता है । अष्टमेश धनभावगत हो तो मनुष्य बाहुबल-रहित, थोड़ी" -- and there it breaks off mid-sentence and must continue on printed page १३४/134. Verses 87 to 91 are therefore not glossed on page १३३ itself. THAT PARAGRAPH HAS NOW BEEN READ TO ITS END, in eight further printed lines standing at the head of printed page १३४/134, where it closes "॥ ८५-९१ ॥" and the debt is discharged. It resumes in mid-word -- page १३३ breaks off at "...बाहुबल-रहित, थोड़ी" and page १३४ opens "सम्पत्ति वाला", giving थोड़ी सम्पत्ति वाला, which is verse 86's स्वल्पवित्तयुत -- and it then corroborates the rest of the run clause by clause: "सम्पत्ति वाला, तथा नष्ट अर्थ की प्राप्ति करने वाला, होता है । अष्टमेश सहजस्थ हो तो भ्रातृ-सौख्य रहित, दुर्बल, निर्भृत्य, और आलसी होता है । सुखस्थ अष्टमेश हो तो मनुष्य मित्रद्रोही, मातृ, गृह, भूमि आदियों के सुख से वञ्चित रहने पर भी मस्त रहता है । अष्टमेश पञ्चमभावस्थ हो तो मनुष्य अल्प सन्तान वाला तथा धनी होता है । उसकी बुद्धि मन्द होती है और वह दीर्घजीवी होता है । शत्रुभावगत अष्टमेश हो तो जातक शत्रुओं का विजेता, बचपन में रुग्ण और जल तथा सर्प से उसे भय होता है । अष्टमेश सप्तमस्थ हो तो दो स्त्रियाँ होती हैं । सपाप वह सप्तमस्थ हो तो व्यापार में धनक्षय होता है ॥ ८५-९१ ॥". All of this is the modern editor's own prose, quoted as corroborating apparatus only and never transcribed as BPHS content. TWO COMPOSITOR'S ERRORS STAND ON THIS PAGE AND BOTH ARE LEFT EXACTLY AS PRINTED. (1) At ref 25.87 the page sets वृतीयस्थे where the word must be तृतीयस्थे. It was settled in scratchpad/q133-87tri2.png at 3.9x by setting the disputed akshara beside the clean तृ of हतभ्रातृसुखो in the very same line: the control त is an open curve with its stem on the right, while the disputed glyph is a closed rounded loop joined to a stem -- a व. THE EDITOR HAS SINCE CONFIRMED THE SENSE INDEPENDENTLY: his paragraph on printed page १३४/134 takes this verse as अष्टमेश सहजस्थ हो तो भ्रातृ-सौख्य रहित, दुर्बल, निर्भृत्य, और आलसी होता है. सहज is the 3rd house, and निर्भृत्य answers the verse's दासरहित; the house intended is therefore the 3rd, and the printed वृ is a misprint for तृ. (2) At ref 25.89 the page sets दीर्यायुष्य where the word must be दीर्घायुष्य. It was settled twice over: first in scratchpad/q133-89cmp.png at 8.0x, where the disputed glyph proved identical to the य of जायते at the head of the same line; then decisively in scratchpad/q133-89gha.png at 7.5x, which sets it beside a known र्घ -- the one in दीर्घसूत्री at ref 25.74 on printed page १३२, the same word-element in the same fount. That control घ shows a closed rounded loop below the headline with a small crescent counter; the glyph on this page shows the य crescent-and-hook. The two are plainly different sorts. THE EDITOR HAS SINCE CONFIRMED IT INDEPENDENTLY: his paragraph on printed page १३४/134, closing ॥ ८५-९१ ॥, renders this very verse's clause as वह दीर्घजीवी होता है -- दीर्घ, with the घ. Printed page १३४ also sets दीर्घायुष्मान् in full at ref 25.92 and दीर्घायुषावृतः at ref 25.95, both with a clean र्घ in the same fount, the second of them photographed at 3.8x in scratchpad/q134-95dv.png. A THIRD READING WAS DISPUTED AND PROVED NOT TO BE AN ERROR. At ref 25.88 the second cluster of सुहृद्रोहपरः reads at strip scale as a bare द्, which would leave the word senseless. scratchpad/q133-88cmp.png at 8.5x sets it beside the clean ह of the same word's -रोह-: the disputed cluster carries the identical ह skeleton -- the rounded left bowl with its inner white crescent and the arm reaching up to the headline -- with a ृ stroke added beneath. It is हृ, and the printed word सुहृद्रोहपरः is correct as it stands. The metre confirms it: सु-हृद्-रो-ह-प-रः-पु-मान् is eight. The scan carries the digitiser's provenance stamp -- "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- across the foot of the page, where on this page it overlies the editor's second gloss paragraph rather than any verse line. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so every 600 dpi render is an upscale and no amount of magnification recovers detail the scan never held. All readings above were therefore taken at or below native resolution -- reduced strips at 0.70x and line crops at 0.73x -- with high magnification reserved for adjudicating single glyphs. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  86. 25.86 सत्यापित

    Verse 86

    संस्कृत

    अष्टमेशे धनगते जातो बाहुबलोज्झितः । स्वल्पवित्तयुतस्तस्य नष्टार्थाप्तिः प्रजायते ॥ ८६ ॥

    ashtameshe dhanagate jaato baahubalojjhitah | svalpavittayutastasya nashtaarthaaptih prajaayate || 86 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lord of the 8th house stands in the 2nd, the native is born forsaken by strength of arm; he is possessed of scant wealth, and what wealth reaches him is the recovery of wealth once lost.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    अष्टमेश धनभाव में हो तो जातक बाहुबल से रहित होता है; वह थोड़े ही धन से युक्त रहता है, और उसे नष्ट हुए धन की प्राप्ति होती है ।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 86. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.165, printed page १३३/133. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p133-165.png (600dpi, 3130x4927 -- narrower again than page १३२'s 3608, the sixth different page width in seven pages, so every box was re-profiled from this page's own ink). A dark scanning artefact runs down the extreme left at x 0-39 and was excluded when the column extents were taken: the verse block then falls at x 161-2836 and the editor's gloss at x 172-2823, the gloss over-running the verses to the LEFT as it did on page १३१. The page was read three times over: seven reduced strips scratchpad/p133-s1.png, p133-g1.png, p133-g2.png, p133-s2.png, p133-s3.png, p133-s4.png and p133-s5.png at 0.70x; then line by line at native resolution in sixteen crops scratchpad/q133-84L1.png through q133-91L2.png, each cut at box (140, y0, 2870, y1) at 0.73x from a NumPy row-darkness band map of thirty-four bands; then at word level for the three disputed points, in scratchpad/q133-87tri2.png, q133-88cmp.png and q133-89gha.png. The band map again separates root text from commentary by band height -- verse lines 125-151 pixels, the editor's Hindi gloss lines 81-108 -- and it lays the page out as: band 0 the running head, bands 1-2 verse 84, bands 3-15 the editor's thirteen-line gloss paragraph, band 16 his subheading, bands 17-31 verses 85 to 91 (band 20, sixteen pixels tall, is a sliver artefact and not a line), and bands 32-33 the opening two lines of a second gloss paragraph at the foot. The editor's second gloss paragraph reaches this verse and then breaks off at the page edge -- अष्टमेश धनभावगत हो तो मनुष्य बाहुबल-रहित, थोड़ी -- corroborating बाहुबलोज्झितः and beginning on स्वल्पवित्त before the line ends. The remainder stands on printed page १३४/134. Chapter 25 is laid out twelve verses to each lord of a house, each lord being run through the twelve houses beginning at the 1st: verses 73-84 belong to the lord of the 7th and 85-96 to the lord of the 8th. This page closes the seventh lord's round with verse 84 in the 12th house and opens the eighth lord's round, carrying verses 85 to 91, the 1st house through the 7th. Verses 92 to 96 fall on printed page १३४/134. The editor heads the new run on this page with the subheading अष्टमेशफल-- ("results of the ashtamesha", the lord of the 8th), set solid without the hyphen he used in रोगेश-फल--. The verses themselves also say अष्टमेश, so his title and the text's own word agree, as they did for the seventh lord. The subheading is the editor's own apparatus and is recorded here, not transcribed as BPHS content. This page carries TWO gloss paragraphs. The first, thirteen printed lines standing between verse 84 and the subheading, closes "॥ ७७-८४ ॥" and discharges in full the debt left open on printed page १३२: it glosses verses 77 through 84 together, and reads "जायेश यदि पञ्चमभावस्थ हो तो मनुष्य मानी, सम्पत्तिशाली, सतत प्रसन्न तथा सभी गुणों का आगार होता है । षष्ठभाव गत यदि वह हो तो जातक की पत्नी रुग्णा होती है, या उसके साथ जातक को द्वेष होता है । खुद वह क्रोधी तथा दुःखी रहता है । जायेश यदि जायाभावगत हो तो मनुष्य पत्नीसुखयुक्त होता है । साथ ही वह धीर, सुबुद्ध विद्वान् तथा वातरोगी होता है । जायेश अष्टमस्थ हो तो जातक स्त्रीविहीन होता है और उसकी स्त्री दुःशीला, रुग्णा तथा वश में नहीं रहने वाली होती है । नवमस्थ जायेश हो तो जातक अनेक स्त्रियों से सम्भोग करने वाला होता है । वह अनेक कार्यों का आरम्भ करता है पर उसका चित्त स्त्रियों में ही लगा रहता है । दशमस्थ जायेश हो तो मनुष्य धर्मात्मा, पुत्र, वित्त आदि से युक्त होता है, किन्तु स्त्री उसके अधीन नहीं रहती है । लाभभावगत जायेश हो तो स्त्रीद्वारा धन की प्राप्ति होती है । उस व्यक्ति को पुत्रसौख्य अल्प होता है किन्तु कन्याएँ अधिक होती हैं । द्वादशभावस्थ जायेश हो तो मनुष्य दरिद्र, कृपण, तथा वक्त्र के द्वारा जीविका चलाने वाला होता है । उसकी स्त्री अधिक खर्च करने वाली होती है ॥ ७७-८४ ॥". The second paragraph begins in the last two lines at the foot of the page, under the digitiser's stamp, and glosses the eighth lord's round: "अष्टमेश लग्नस्थ हो तो जातक देव ब्राह्मण निन्दक, शारीरिकसुखरहित तथा सतत व्रणयुक्त रहता है । अष्टमेश धनभावगत हो तो मनुष्य बाहुबल-रहित, थोड़ी" -- and there it breaks off mid-sentence and must continue on printed page १३४/134. Verses 87 to 91 are therefore not glossed on page १३३ itself. THAT PARAGRAPH HAS NOW BEEN READ TO ITS END, in eight further printed lines standing at the head of printed page १३४/134, where it closes "॥ ८५-९१ ॥" and the debt is discharged. It resumes in mid-word -- page १३३ breaks off at "...बाहुबल-रहित, थोड़ी" and page १३४ opens "सम्पत्ति वाला", giving थोड़ी सम्पत्ति वाला, which is verse 86's स्वल्पवित्तयुत -- and it then corroborates the rest of the run clause by clause: "सम्पत्ति वाला, तथा नष्ट अर्थ की प्राप्ति करने वाला, होता है । अष्टमेश सहजस्थ हो तो भ्रातृ-सौख्य रहित, दुर्बल, निर्भृत्य, और आलसी होता है । सुखस्थ अष्टमेश हो तो मनुष्य मित्रद्रोही, मातृ, गृह, भूमि आदियों के सुख से वञ्चित रहने पर भी मस्त रहता है । अष्टमेश पञ्चमभावस्थ हो तो मनुष्य अल्प सन्तान वाला तथा धनी होता है । उसकी बुद्धि मन्द होती है और वह दीर्घजीवी होता है । शत्रुभावगत अष्टमेश हो तो जातक शत्रुओं का विजेता, बचपन में रुग्ण और जल तथा सर्प से उसे भय होता है । अष्टमेश सप्तमस्थ हो तो दो स्त्रियाँ होती हैं । सपाप वह सप्तमस्थ हो तो व्यापार में धनक्षय होता है ॥ ८५-९१ ॥". All of this is the modern editor's own prose, quoted as corroborating apparatus only and never transcribed as BPHS content. TWO COMPOSITOR'S ERRORS STAND ON THIS PAGE AND BOTH ARE LEFT EXACTLY AS PRINTED. (1) At ref 25.87 the page sets वृतीयस्थे where the word must be तृतीयस्थे. It was settled in scratchpad/q133-87tri2.png at 3.9x by setting the disputed akshara beside the clean तृ of हतभ्रातृसुखो in the very same line: the control त is an open curve with its stem on the right, while the disputed glyph is a closed rounded loop joined to a stem -- a व. THE EDITOR HAS SINCE CONFIRMED THE SENSE INDEPENDENTLY: his paragraph on printed page १३४/134 takes this verse as अष्टमेश सहजस्थ हो तो भ्रातृ-सौख्य रहित, दुर्बल, निर्भृत्य, और आलसी होता है. सहज is the 3rd house, and निर्भृत्य answers the verse's दासरहित; the house intended is therefore the 3rd, and the printed वृ is a misprint for तृ. (2) At ref 25.89 the page sets दीर्यायुष्य where the word must be दीर्घायुष्य. It was settled twice over: first in scratchpad/q133-89cmp.png at 8.0x, where the disputed glyph proved identical to the य of जायते at the head of the same line; then decisively in scratchpad/q133-89gha.png at 7.5x, which sets it beside a known र्घ -- the one in दीर्घसूत्री at ref 25.74 on printed page १३२, the same word-element in the same fount. That control घ shows a closed rounded loop below the headline with a small crescent counter; the glyph on this page shows the य crescent-and-hook. The two are plainly different sorts. THE EDITOR HAS SINCE CONFIRMED IT INDEPENDENTLY: his paragraph on printed page १३४/134, closing ॥ ८५-९१ ॥, renders this very verse's clause as वह दीर्घजीवी होता है -- दीर्घ, with the घ. Printed page १३४ also sets दीर्घायुष्मान् in full at ref 25.92 and दीर्घायुषावृतः at ref 25.95, both with a clean र्घ in the same fount, the second of them photographed at 3.8x in scratchpad/q134-95dv.png. A THIRD READING WAS DISPUTED AND PROVED NOT TO BE AN ERROR. At ref 25.88 the second cluster of सुहृद्रोहपरः reads at strip scale as a bare द्, which would leave the word senseless. scratchpad/q133-88cmp.png at 8.5x sets it beside the clean ह of the same word's -रोह-: the disputed cluster carries the identical ह skeleton -- the rounded left bowl with its inner white crescent and the arm reaching up to the headline -- with a ृ stroke added beneath. It is हृ, and the printed word सुहृद्रोहपरः is correct as it stands. The metre confirms it: सु-हृद्-रो-ह-प-रः-पु-मान् is eight. The scan carries the digitiser's provenance stamp -- "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- across the foot of the page, where on this page it overlies the editor's second gloss paragraph rather than any verse line. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so every 600 dpi render is an upscale and no amount of magnification recovers detail the scan never held. All readings above were therefore taken at or below native resolution -- reduced strips at 0.70x and line crops at 0.73x -- with high magnification reserved for adjudicating single glyphs. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  87. 25.87 सत्यापित

    Verse 87

    संस्कृत

    अष्टमेशे वृतीयस्थे हतभ्रातृसुखो नरः । दुर्बलो दासरहितश्चालसोऽपि प्रजायते ॥ ८७ ॥

    ashtameshe vriteeyasthe hatabhraatrisukho narah | durbalo daasarahitashchaalaso.api prajaayate || 87 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lord of the 8th house stands in the 3rd, the happiness a man has of his brothers is destroyed; he is born weak, without servants, and idle besides.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    अष्टमेश तृतीय भाव में हो तो मनुष्य का भ्रातृसुख नष्ट होता है; वह दुर्बल, दासरहित तथा आलसी भी होता है ।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 87. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.165, printed page १३३/133. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p133-165.png (600dpi, 3130x4927 -- narrower again than page १३२'s 3608, the sixth different page width in seven pages, so every box was re-profiled from this page's own ink). A dark scanning artefact runs down the extreme left at x 0-39 and was excluded when the column extents were taken: the verse block then falls at x 161-2836 and the editor's gloss at x 172-2823, the gloss over-running the verses to the LEFT as it did on page १३१. The page was read three times over: seven reduced strips scratchpad/p133-s1.png, p133-g1.png, p133-g2.png, p133-s2.png, p133-s3.png, p133-s4.png and p133-s5.png at 0.70x; then line by line at native resolution in sixteen crops scratchpad/q133-84L1.png through q133-91L2.png, each cut at box (140, y0, 2870, y1) at 0.73x from a NumPy row-darkness band map of thirty-four bands; then at word level for the three disputed points, in scratchpad/q133-87tri2.png, q133-88cmp.png and q133-89gha.png. The band map again separates root text from commentary by band height -- verse lines 125-151 pixels, the editor's Hindi gloss lines 81-108 -- and it lays the page out as: band 0 the running head, bands 1-2 verse 84, bands 3-15 the editor's thirteen-line gloss paragraph, band 16 his subheading, bands 17-31 verses 85 to 91 (band 20, sixteen pixels tall, is a sliver artefact and not a line), and bands 32-33 the opening two lines of a second gloss paragraph at the foot. The printed वृतीयस्थे is retained here exactly as the page sets it; the word is तृतीयस्थे, and the substitution of व for त is the compositor's. The English and Hindi render the intended word, since वृतीय yields no sense. The editor cannot yet corroborate it: his gloss on this verse stands on printed page १३४/134. Chapter 25 is laid out twelve verses to each lord of a house, each lord being run through the twelve houses beginning at the 1st: verses 73-84 belong to the lord of the 7th and 85-96 to the lord of the 8th. This page closes the seventh lord's round with verse 84 in the 12th house and opens the eighth lord's round, carrying verses 85 to 91, the 1st house through the 7th. Verses 92 to 96 fall on printed page १३४/134. The editor heads the new run on this page with the subheading अष्टमेशफल-- ("results of the ashtamesha", the lord of the 8th), set solid without the hyphen he used in रोगेश-फल--. The verses themselves also say अष्टमेश, so his title and the text's own word agree, as they did for the seventh lord. The subheading is the editor's own apparatus and is recorded here, not transcribed as BPHS content. This page carries TWO gloss paragraphs. The first, thirteen printed lines standing between verse 84 and the subheading, closes "॥ ७७-८४ ॥" and discharges in full the debt left open on printed page १३२: it glosses verses 77 through 84 together, and reads "जायेश यदि पञ्चमभावस्थ हो तो मनुष्य मानी, सम्पत्तिशाली, सतत प्रसन्न तथा सभी गुणों का आगार होता है । षष्ठभाव गत यदि वह हो तो जातक की पत्नी रुग्णा होती है, या उसके साथ जातक को द्वेष होता है । खुद वह क्रोधी तथा दुःखी रहता है । जायेश यदि जायाभावगत हो तो मनुष्य पत्नीसुखयुक्त होता है । साथ ही वह धीर, सुबुद्ध विद्वान् तथा वातरोगी होता है । जायेश अष्टमस्थ हो तो जातक स्त्रीविहीन होता है और उसकी स्त्री दुःशीला, रुग्णा तथा वश में नहीं रहने वाली होती है । नवमस्थ जायेश हो तो जातक अनेक स्त्रियों से सम्भोग करने वाला होता है । वह अनेक कार्यों का आरम्भ करता है पर उसका चित्त स्त्रियों में ही लगा रहता है । दशमस्थ जायेश हो तो मनुष्य धर्मात्मा, पुत्र, वित्त आदि से युक्त होता है, किन्तु स्त्री उसके अधीन नहीं रहती है । लाभभावगत जायेश हो तो स्त्रीद्वारा धन की प्राप्ति होती है । उस व्यक्ति को पुत्रसौख्य अल्प होता है किन्तु कन्याएँ अधिक होती हैं । द्वादशभावस्थ जायेश हो तो मनुष्य दरिद्र, कृपण, तथा वक्त्र के द्वारा जीविका चलाने वाला होता है । उसकी स्त्री अधिक खर्च करने वाली होती है ॥ ७७-८४ ॥". The second paragraph begins in the last two lines at the foot of the page, under the digitiser's stamp, and glosses the eighth lord's round: "अष्टमेश लग्नस्थ हो तो जातक देव ब्राह्मण निन्दक, शारीरिकसुखरहित तथा सतत व्रणयुक्त रहता है । अष्टमेश धनभावगत हो तो मनुष्य बाहुबल-रहित, थोड़ी" -- and there it breaks off mid-sentence and must continue on printed page १३४/134. Verses 87 to 91 are therefore not glossed on page १३३ itself. THAT PARAGRAPH HAS NOW BEEN READ TO ITS END, in eight further printed lines standing at the head of printed page १३४/134, where it closes "॥ ८५-९१ ॥" and the debt is discharged. It resumes in mid-word -- page १३३ breaks off at "...बाहुबल-रहित, थोड़ी" and page १३४ opens "सम्पत्ति वाला", giving थोड़ी सम्पत्ति वाला, which is verse 86's स्वल्पवित्तयुत -- and it then corroborates the rest of the run clause by clause: "सम्पत्ति वाला, तथा नष्ट अर्थ की प्राप्ति करने वाला, होता है । अष्टमेश सहजस्थ हो तो भ्रातृ-सौख्य रहित, दुर्बल, निर्भृत्य, और आलसी होता है । सुखस्थ अष्टमेश हो तो मनुष्य मित्रद्रोही, मातृ, गृह, भूमि आदियों के सुख से वञ्चित रहने पर भी मस्त रहता है । अष्टमेश पञ्चमभावस्थ हो तो मनुष्य अल्प सन्तान वाला तथा धनी होता है । उसकी बुद्धि मन्द होती है और वह दीर्घजीवी होता है । शत्रुभावगत अष्टमेश हो तो जातक शत्रुओं का विजेता, बचपन में रुग्ण और जल तथा सर्प से उसे भय होता है । अष्टमेश सप्तमस्थ हो तो दो स्त्रियाँ होती हैं । सपाप वह सप्तमस्थ हो तो व्यापार में धनक्षय होता है ॥ ८५-९१ ॥". All of this is the modern editor's own prose, quoted as corroborating apparatus only and never transcribed as BPHS content. TWO COMPOSITOR'S ERRORS STAND ON THIS PAGE AND BOTH ARE LEFT EXACTLY AS PRINTED. (1) At ref 25.87 the page sets वृतीयस्थे where the word must be तृतीयस्थे. It was settled in scratchpad/q133-87tri2.png at 3.9x by setting the disputed akshara beside the clean तृ of हतभ्रातृसुखो in the very same line: the control त is an open curve with its stem on the right, while the disputed glyph is a closed rounded loop joined to a stem -- a व. THE EDITOR HAS SINCE CONFIRMED THE SENSE INDEPENDENTLY: his paragraph on printed page १३४/134 takes this verse as अष्टमेश सहजस्थ हो तो भ्रातृ-सौख्य रहित, दुर्बल, निर्भृत्य, और आलसी होता है. सहज is the 3rd house, and निर्भृत्य answers the verse's दासरहित; the house intended is therefore the 3rd, and the printed वृ is a misprint for तृ. (2) At ref 25.89 the page sets दीर्यायुष्य where the word must be दीर्घायुष्य. It was settled twice over: first in scratchpad/q133-89cmp.png at 8.0x, where the disputed glyph proved identical to the य of जायते at the head of the same line; then decisively in scratchpad/q133-89gha.png at 7.5x, which sets it beside a known र्घ -- the one in दीर्घसूत्री at ref 25.74 on printed page १३२, the same word-element in the same fount. That control घ shows a closed rounded loop below the headline with a small crescent counter; the glyph on this page shows the य crescent-and-hook. The two are plainly different sorts. THE EDITOR HAS SINCE CONFIRMED IT INDEPENDENTLY: his paragraph on printed page १३४/134, closing ॥ ८५-९१ ॥, renders this very verse's clause as वह दीर्घजीवी होता है -- दीर्घ, with the घ. Printed page १३४ also sets दीर्घायुष्मान् in full at ref 25.92 and दीर्घायुषावृतः at ref 25.95, both with a clean र्घ in the same fount, the second of them photographed at 3.8x in scratchpad/q134-95dv.png. A THIRD READING WAS DISPUTED AND PROVED NOT TO BE AN ERROR. At ref 25.88 the second cluster of सुहृद्रोहपरः reads at strip scale as a bare द्, which would leave the word senseless. scratchpad/q133-88cmp.png at 8.5x sets it beside the clean ह of the same word's -रोह-: the disputed cluster carries the identical ह skeleton -- the rounded left bowl with its inner white crescent and the arm reaching up to the headline -- with a ृ stroke added beneath. It is हृ, and the printed word सुहृद्रोहपरः is correct as it stands. The metre confirms it: सु-हृद्-रो-ह-प-रः-पु-मान् is eight. The scan carries the digitiser's provenance stamp -- "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- across the foot of the page, where on this page it overlies the editor's second gloss paragraph rather than any verse line. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so every 600 dpi render is an upscale and no amount of magnification recovers detail the scan never held. All readings above were therefore taken at or below native resolution -- reduced strips at 0.70x and line crops at 0.73x -- with high magnification reserved for adjudicating single glyphs. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  88. 25.88 सत्यापित

    Verse 88

    संस्कृत

    अष्टमेशे तु सुखगे सुहृद्रोहपरः पुमान् । जननी-गेहभूसौख्य-सहितोऽपि भयान्वितः ॥ ८८ ॥

    ashtameshe tu sukhage suhridrohaparah pumaan | jananee-gehabhoosaukhya-sahito.api bhayaanvitah || 88 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lord of the 8th house stands in the 4th, the man is bent upon the betrayal of his friends; and though he is furnished with the happiness of mother, house and land, he is beset by fear even so.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    अष्टमेश सुख (चतुर्थ) भाव में हो तो मनुष्य मित्रों से द्रोह करने में तत्पर रहता है; माता, गृह तथा भूमि का सुख होते हुए भी वह भय से युक्त रहता है ।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 88. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.165, printed page १३३/133. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p133-165.png (600dpi, 3130x4927 -- narrower again than page १३२'s 3608, the sixth different page width in seven pages, so every box was re-profiled from this page's own ink). A dark scanning artefact runs down the extreme left at x 0-39 and was excluded when the column extents were taken: the verse block then falls at x 161-2836 and the editor's gloss at x 172-2823, the gloss over-running the verses to the LEFT as it did on page १३१. The page was read three times over: seven reduced strips scratchpad/p133-s1.png, p133-g1.png, p133-g2.png, p133-s2.png, p133-s3.png, p133-s4.png and p133-s5.png at 0.70x; then line by line at native resolution in sixteen crops scratchpad/q133-84L1.png through q133-91L2.png, each cut at box (140, y0, 2870, y1) at 0.73x from a NumPy row-darkness band map of thirty-four bands; then at word level for the three disputed points, in scratchpad/q133-87tri2.png, q133-88cmp.png and q133-89gha.png. The band map again separates root text from commentary by band height -- verse lines 125-151 pixels, the editor's Hindi gloss lines 81-108 -- and it lays the page out as: band 0 the running head, bands 1-2 verse 84, bands 3-15 the editor's thirteen-line gloss paragraph, band 16 his subheading, bands 17-31 verses 85 to 91 (band 20, sixteen pixels tall, is a sliver artefact and not a line), and bands 32-33 the opening two lines of a second gloss paragraph at the foot. The two printed hyphens in जननी-गेहभूसौख्य-सहितोऽपि are the page's own and are mirrored into both the Devanagari and the IAST. Chapter 25 is laid out twelve verses to each lord of a house, each lord being run through the twelve houses beginning at the 1st: verses 73-84 belong to the lord of the 7th and 85-96 to the lord of the 8th. This page closes the seventh lord's round with verse 84 in the 12th house and opens the eighth lord's round, carrying verses 85 to 91, the 1st house through the 7th. Verses 92 to 96 fall on printed page १३४/134. The editor heads the new run on this page with the subheading अष्टमेशफल-- ("results of the ashtamesha", the lord of the 8th), set solid without the hyphen he used in रोगेश-फल--. The verses themselves also say अष्टमेश, so his title and the text's own word agree, as they did for the seventh lord. The subheading is the editor's own apparatus and is recorded here, not transcribed as BPHS content. This page carries TWO gloss paragraphs. The first, thirteen printed lines standing between verse 84 and the subheading, closes "॥ ७७-८४ ॥" and discharges in full the debt left open on printed page १३२: it glosses verses 77 through 84 together, and reads "जायेश यदि पञ्चमभावस्थ हो तो मनुष्य मानी, सम्पत्तिशाली, सतत प्रसन्न तथा सभी गुणों का आगार होता है । षष्ठभाव गत यदि वह हो तो जातक की पत्नी रुग्णा होती है, या उसके साथ जातक को द्वेष होता है । खुद वह क्रोधी तथा दुःखी रहता है । जायेश यदि जायाभावगत हो तो मनुष्य पत्नीसुखयुक्त होता है । साथ ही वह धीर, सुबुद्ध विद्वान् तथा वातरोगी होता है । जायेश अष्टमस्थ हो तो जातक स्त्रीविहीन होता है और उसकी स्त्री दुःशीला, रुग्णा तथा वश में नहीं रहने वाली होती है । नवमस्थ जायेश हो तो जातक अनेक स्त्रियों से सम्भोग करने वाला होता है । वह अनेक कार्यों का आरम्भ करता है पर उसका चित्त स्त्रियों में ही लगा रहता है । दशमस्थ जायेश हो तो मनुष्य धर्मात्मा, पुत्र, वित्त आदि से युक्त होता है, किन्तु स्त्री उसके अधीन नहीं रहती है । लाभभावगत जायेश हो तो स्त्रीद्वारा धन की प्राप्ति होती है । उस व्यक्ति को पुत्रसौख्य अल्प होता है किन्तु कन्याएँ अधिक होती हैं । द्वादशभावस्थ जायेश हो तो मनुष्य दरिद्र, कृपण, तथा वक्त्र के द्वारा जीविका चलाने वाला होता है । उसकी स्त्री अधिक खर्च करने वाली होती है ॥ ७७-८४ ॥". The second paragraph begins in the last two lines at the foot of the page, under the digitiser's stamp, and glosses the eighth lord's round: "अष्टमेश लग्नस्थ हो तो जातक देव ब्राह्मण निन्दक, शारीरिकसुखरहित तथा सतत व्रणयुक्त रहता है । अष्टमेश धनभावगत हो तो मनुष्य बाहुबल-रहित, थोड़ी" -- and there it breaks off mid-sentence and must continue on printed page १३४/134. Verses 87 to 91 are therefore not glossed on page १३३ itself. THAT PARAGRAPH HAS NOW BEEN READ TO ITS END, in eight further printed lines standing at the head of printed page १३४/134, where it closes "॥ ८५-९१ ॥" and the debt is discharged. It resumes in mid-word -- page १३३ breaks off at "...बाहुबल-रहित, थोड़ी" and page १३४ opens "सम्पत्ति वाला", giving थोड़ी सम्पत्ति वाला, which is verse 86's स्वल्पवित्तयुत -- and it then corroborates the rest of the run clause by clause: "सम्पत्ति वाला, तथा नष्ट अर्थ की प्राप्ति करने वाला, होता है । अष्टमेश सहजस्थ हो तो भ्रातृ-सौख्य रहित, दुर्बल, निर्भृत्य, और आलसी होता है । सुखस्थ अष्टमेश हो तो मनुष्य मित्रद्रोही, मातृ, गृह, भूमि आदियों के सुख से वञ्चित रहने पर भी मस्त रहता है । अष्टमेश पञ्चमभावस्थ हो तो मनुष्य अल्प सन्तान वाला तथा धनी होता है । उसकी बुद्धि मन्द होती है और वह दीर्घजीवी होता है । शत्रुभावगत अष्टमेश हो तो जातक शत्रुओं का विजेता, बचपन में रुग्ण और जल तथा सर्प से उसे भय होता है । अष्टमेश सप्तमस्थ हो तो दो स्त्रियाँ होती हैं । सपाप वह सप्तमस्थ हो तो व्यापार में धनक्षय होता है ॥ ८५-९१ ॥". All of this is the modern editor's own prose, quoted as corroborating apparatus only and never transcribed as BPHS content. TWO COMPOSITOR'S ERRORS STAND ON THIS PAGE AND BOTH ARE LEFT EXACTLY AS PRINTED. (1) At ref 25.87 the page sets वृतीयस्थे where the word must be तृतीयस्थे. It was settled in scratchpad/q133-87tri2.png at 3.9x by setting the disputed akshara beside the clean तृ of हतभ्रातृसुखो in the very same line: the control त is an open curve with its stem on the right, while the disputed glyph is a closed rounded loop joined to a stem -- a व. THE EDITOR HAS SINCE CONFIRMED THE SENSE INDEPENDENTLY: his paragraph on printed page १३४/134 takes this verse as अष्टमेश सहजस्थ हो तो भ्रातृ-सौख्य रहित, दुर्बल, निर्भृत्य, और आलसी होता है. सहज is the 3rd house, and निर्भृत्य answers the verse's दासरहित; the house intended is therefore the 3rd, and the printed वृ is a misprint for तृ. (2) At ref 25.89 the page sets दीर्यायुष्य where the word must be दीर्घायुष्य. It was settled twice over: first in scratchpad/q133-89cmp.png at 8.0x, where the disputed glyph proved identical to the य of जायते at the head of the same line; then decisively in scratchpad/q133-89gha.png at 7.5x, which sets it beside a known र्घ -- the one in दीर्घसूत्री at ref 25.74 on printed page १३२, the same word-element in the same fount. That control घ shows a closed rounded loop below the headline with a small crescent counter; the glyph on this page shows the य crescent-and-hook. The two are plainly different sorts. THE EDITOR HAS SINCE CONFIRMED IT INDEPENDENTLY: his paragraph on printed page १३४/134, closing ॥ ८५-९१ ॥, renders this very verse's clause as वह दीर्घजीवी होता है -- दीर्घ, with the घ. Printed page १३४ also sets दीर्घायुष्मान् in full at ref 25.92 and दीर्घायुषावृतः at ref 25.95, both with a clean र्घ in the same fount, the second of them photographed at 3.8x in scratchpad/q134-95dv.png. A THIRD READING WAS DISPUTED AND PROVED NOT TO BE AN ERROR. At ref 25.88 the second cluster of सुहृद्रोहपरः reads at strip scale as a bare द्, which would leave the word senseless. scratchpad/q133-88cmp.png at 8.5x sets it beside the clean ह of the same word's -रोह-: the disputed cluster carries the identical ह skeleton -- the rounded left bowl with its inner white crescent and the arm reaching up to the headline -- with a ृ stroke added beneath. It is हृ, and the printed word सुहृद्रोहपरः is correct as it stands. The metre confirms it: सु-हृद्-रो-ह-प-रः-पु-मान् is eight. The scan carries the digitiser's provenance stamp -- "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- across the foot of the page, where on this page it overlies the editor's second gloss paragraph rather than any verse line. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so every 600 dpi render is an upscale and no amount of magnification recovers detail the scan never held. All readings above were therefore taken at or below native resolution -- reduced strips at 0.70x and line crops at 0.73x -- with high magnification reserved for adjudicating single glyphs. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  89. 25.89 सत्यापित

    Verse 89

    संस्कृत

    अष्टमेशे सुतस्थे तु स्वल्पापत्योऽर्थवान्नरः । जायते मन्दधिषणो दीर्यायुष्यसमन्वितः ॥ ८९ ॥

    ashtameshe sutasthe tu svalpaapatyo.arthavaannarah | jaayate mandadhishano deeryaayushyasamanvitah || 89 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lord of the 8th house stands in the 5th, the man has few offspring but is possessed of wealth; he is born dull of understanding, and is furnished with long life.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    अष्टमेश पंचम भाव में हो तो मनुष्य की सन्तान अल्प होती है किन्तु वह धनवान् होता है; वह मन्दबुद्धि उत्पन्न होता है और दीर्घायु से युक्त होता है ।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 89. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.165, printed page १३३/133. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p133-165.png (600dpi, 3130x4927 -- narrower again than page १३२'s 3608, the sixth different page width in seven pages, so every box was re-profiled from this page's own ink). A dark scanning artefact runs down the extreme left at x 0-39 and was excluded when the column extents were taken: the verse block then falls at x 161-2836 and the editor's gloss at x 172-2823, the gloss over-running the verses to the LEFT as it did on page १३१. The page was read three times over: seven reduced strips scratchpad/p133-s1.png, p133-g1.png, p133-g2.png, p133-s2.png, p133-s3.png, p133-s4.png and p133-s5.png at 0.70x; then line by line at native resolution in sixteen crops scratchpad/q133-84L1.png through q133-91L2.png, each cut at box (140, y0, 2870, y1) at 0.73x from a NumPy row-darkness band map of thirty-four bands; then at word level for the three disputed points, in scratchpad/q133-87tri2.png, q133-88cmp.png and q133-89gha.png. The band map again separates root text from commentary by band height -- verse lines 125-151 pixels, the editor's Hindi gloss lines 81-108 -- and it lays the page out as: band 0 the running head, bands 1-2 verse 84, bands 3-15 the editor's thirteen-line gloss paragraph, band 16 his subheading, bands 17-31 verses 85 to 91 (band 20, sixteen pixels tall, is a sliver artefact and not a line), and bands 32-33 the opening two lines of a second gloss paragraph at the foot. The printed दीर्यायुष्य is retained here exactly as the page sets it; the word is दीर्घायुष्य, and the substitution of य for घ is the compositor's. The English and Hindi render the intended word. The editor cannot yet corroborate it: his gloss on this verse stands on printed page १३४/134. Chapter 25 is laid out twelve verses to each lord of a house, each lord being run through the twelve houses beginning at the 1st: verses 73-84 belong to the lord of the 7th and 85-96 to the lord of the 8th. This page closes the seventh lord's round with verse 84 in the 12th house and opens the eighth lord's round, carrying verses 85 to 91, the 1st house through the 7th. Verses 92 to 96 fall on printed page १३४/134. The editor heads the new run on this page with the subheading अष्टमेशफल-- ("results of the ashtamesha", the lord of the 8th), set solid without the hyphen he used in रोगेश-फल--. The verses themselves also say अष्टमेश, so his title and the text's own word agree, as they did for the seventh lord. The subheading is the editor's own apparatus and is recorded here, not transcribed as BPHS content. This page carries TWO gloss paragraphs. The first, thirteen printed lines standing between verse 84 and the subheading, closes "॥ ७७-८४ ॥" and discharges in full the debt left open on printed page १३२: it glosses verses 77 through 84 together, and reads "जायेश यदि पञ्चमभावस्थ हो तो मनुष्य मानी, सम्पत्तिशाली, सतत प्रसन्न तथा सभी गुणों का आगार होता है । षष्ठभाव गत यदि वह हो तो जातक की पत्नी रुग्णा होती है, या उसके साथ जातक को द्वेष होता है । खुद वह क्रोधी तथा दुःखी रहता है । जायेश यदि जायाभावगत हो तो मनुष्य पत्नीसुखयुक्त होता है । साथ ही वह धीर, सुबुद्ध विद्वान् तथा वातरोगी होता है । जायेश अष्टमस्थ हो तो जातक स्त्रीविहीन होता है और उसकी स्त्री दुःशीला, रुग्णा तथा वश में नहीं रहने वाली होती है । नवमस्थ जायेश हो तो जातक अनेक स्त्रियों से सम्भोग करने वाला होता है । वह अनेक कार्यों का आरम्भ करता है पर उसका चित्त स्त्रियों में ही लगा रहता है । दशमस्थ जायेश हो तो मनुष्य धर्मात्मा, पुत्र, वित्त आदि से युक्त होता है, किन्तु स्त्री उसके अधीन नहीं रहती है । लाभभावगत जायेश हो तो स्त्रीद्वारा धन की प्राप्ति होती है । उस व्यक्ति को पुत्रसौख्य अल्प होता है किन्तु कन्याएँ अधिक होती हैं । द्वादशभावस्थ जायेश हो तो मनुष्य दरिद्र, कृपण, तथा वक्त्र के द्वारा जीविका चलाने वाला होता है । उसकी स्त्री अधिक खर्च करने वाली होती है ॥ ७७-८४ ॥". The second paragraph begins in the last two lines at the foot of the page, under the digitiser's stamp, and glosses the eighth lord's round: "अष्टमेश लग्नस्थ हो तो जातक देव ब्राह्मण निन्दक, शारीरिकसुखरहित तथा सतत व्रणयुक्त रहता है । अष्टमेश धनभावगत हो तो मनुष्य बाहुबल-रहित, थोड़ी" -- and there it breaks off mid-sentence and must continue on printed page १३४/134. Verses 87 to 91 are therefore not glossed on page १३३ itself. THAT PARAGRAPH HAS NOW BEEN READ TO ITS END, in eight further printed lines standing at the head of printed page १३४/134, where it closes "॥ ८५-९१ ॥" and the debt is discharged. It resumes in mid-word -- page १३३ breaks off at "...बाहुबल-रहित, थोड़ी" and page १३४ opens "सम्पत्ति वाला", giving थोड़ी सम्पत्ति वाला, which is verse 86's स्वल्पवित्तयुत -- and it then corroborates the rest of the run clause by clause: "सम्पत्ति वाला, तथा नष्ट अर्थ की प्राप्ति करने वाला, होता है । अष्टमेश सहजस्थ हो तो भ्रातृ-सौख्य रहित, दुर्बल, निर्भृत्य, और आलसी होता है । सुखस्थ अष्टमेश हो तो मनुष्य मित्रद्रोही, मातृ, गृह, भूमि आदियों के सुख से वञ्चित रहने पर भी मस्त रहता है । अष्टमेश पञ्चमभावस्थ हो तो मनुष्य अल्प सन्तान वाला तथा धनी होता है । उसकी बुद्धि मन्द होती है और वह दीर्घजीवी होता है । शत्रुभावगत अष्टमेश हो तो जातक शत्रुओं का विजेता, बचपन में रुग्ण और जल तथा सर्प से उसे भय होता है । अष्टमेश सप्तमस्थ हो तो दो स्त्रियाँ होती हैं । सपाप वह सप्तमस्थ हो तो व्यापार में धनक्षय होता है ॥ ८५-९१ ॥". All of this is the modern editor's own prose, quoted as corroborating apparatus only and never transcribed as BPHS content. TWO COMPOSITOR'S ERRORS STAND ON THIS PAGE AND BOTH ARE LEFT EXACTLY AS PRINTED. (1) At ref 25.87 the page sets वृतीयस्थे where the word must be तृतीयस्थे. It was settled in scratchpad/q133-87tri2.png at 3.9x by setting the disputed akshara beside the clean तृ of हतभ्रातृसुखो in the very same line: the control त is an open curve with its stem on the right, while the disputed glyph is a closed rounded loop joined to a stem -- a व. THE EDITOR HAS SINCE CONFIRMED THE SENSE INDEPENDENTLY: his paragraph on printed page १३४/134 takes this verse as अष्टमेश सहजस्थ हो तो भ्रातृ-सौख्य रहित, दुर्बल, निर्भृत्य, और आलसी होता है. सहज is the 3rd house, and निर्भृत्य answers the verse's दासरहित; the house intended is therefore the 3rd, and the printed वृ is a misprint for तृ. (2) At ref 25.89 the page sets दीर्यायुष्य where the word must be दीर्घायुष्य. It was settled twice over: first in scratchpad/q133-89cmp.png at 8.0x, where the disputed glyph proved identical to the य of जायते at the head of the same line; then decisively in scratchpad/q133-89gha.png at 7.5x, which sets it beside a known र्घ -- the one in दीर्घसूत्री at ref 25.74 on printed page १३२, the same word-element in the same fount. That control घ shows a closed rounded loop below the headline with a small crescent counter; the glyph on this page shows the य crescent-and-hook. The two are plainly different sorts. THE EDITOR HAS SINCE CONFIRMED IT INDEPENDENTLY: his paragraph on printed page १३४/134, closing ॥ ८५-९१ ॥, renders this very verse's clause as वह दीर्घजीवी होता है -- दीर्घ, with the घ. Printed page १३४ also sets दीर्घायुष्मान् in full at ref 25.92 and दीर्घायुषावृतः at ref 25.95, both with a clean र्घ in the same fount, the second of them photographed at 3.8x in scratchpad/q134-95dv.png. A THIRD READING WAS DISPUTED AND PROVED NOT TO BE AN ERROR. At ref 25.88 the second cluster of सुहृद्रोहपरः reads at strip scale as a bare द्, which would leave the word senseless. scratchpad/q133-88cmp.png at 8.5x sets it beside the clean ह of the same word's -रोह-: the disputed cluster carries the identical ह skeleton -- the rounded left bowl with its inner white crescent and the arm reaching up to the headline -- with a ृ stroke added beneath. It is हृ, and the printed word सुहृद्रोहपरः is correct as it stands. The metre confirms it: सु-हृद्-रो-ह-प-रः-पु-मान् is eight. The scan carries the digitiser's provenance stamp -- "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- across the foot of the page, where on this page it overlies the editor's second gloss paragraph rather than any verse line. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so every 600 dpi render is an upscale and no amount of magnification recovers detail the scan never held. All readings above were therefore taken at or below native resolution -- reduced strips at 0.70x and line crops at 0.73x -- with high magnification reserved for adjudicating single glyphs. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  90. 25.90 सत्यापित

    Verse 90

    संस्कृत

    अष्टमेशे तु रिपुगे विजेता द्विषतां भवेत् । रुजार्तः शैशवे तोयात् सर्पादपि भयं व्रजेत् ॥ ९० ॥

    ashtameshe tu ripuge vijetaa dvishataam bhavet | rujaartah shaishave toyaat sarpaadapi bhayam vrajet || 90 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lord of the 8th house stands in the 6th, the native becomes the conqueror of those who hate him; he is afflicted by disease in childhood, and comes to fear from water and from serpents alike.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    अष्टमेश शत्रु (षष्ठ) भाव में हो तो जातक शत्रुओं को जीतने वाला होता है; बाल्यावस्था में वह रोग से पीड़ित रहता है, तथा जल और सर्प से भी उसे भय प्राप्त होता है ।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 90. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.165, printed page १३३/133. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p133-165.png (600dpi, 3130x4927 -- narrower again than page १३२'s 3608, the sixth different page width in seven pages, so every box was re-profiled from this page's own ink). A dark scanning artefact runs down the extreme left at x 0-39 and was excluded when the column extents were taken: the verse block then falls at x 161-2836 and the editor's gloss at x 172-2823, the gloss over-running the verses to the LEFT as it did on page १३१. The page was read three times over: seven reduced strips scratchpad/p133-s1.png, p133-g1.png, p133-g2.png, p133-s2.png, p133-s3.png, p133-s4.png and p133-s5.png at 0.70x; then line by line at native resolution in sixteen crops scratchpad/q133-84L1.png through q133-91L2.png, each cut at box (140, y0, 2870, y1) at 0.73x from a NumPy row-darkness band map of thirty-four bands; then at word level for the three disputed points, in scratchpad/q133-87tri2.png, q133-88cmp.png and q133-89gha.png. The band map again separates root text from commentary by band height -- verse lines 125-151 pixels, the editor's Hindi gloss lines 81-108 -- and it lays the page out as: band 0 the running head, bands 1-2 verse 84, bands 3-15 the editor's thirteen-line gloss paragraph, band 16 his subheading, bands 17-31 verses 85 to 91 (band 20, sixteen pixels tall, is a sliver artefact and not a line), and bands 32-33 the opening two lines of a second gloss paragraph at the foot. The 6th house being the house of enemies, the lord of the 8th placed there destroys them rather than the native -- the same logic by which a malefic in the 6th is read as strength throughout this chapter. Chapter 25 is laid out twelve verses to each lord of a house, each lord being run through the twelve houses beginning at the 1st: verses 73-84 belong to the lord of the 7th and 85-96 to the lord of the 8th. This page closes the seventh lord's round with verse 84 in the 12th house and opens the eighth lord's round, carrying verses 85 to 91, the 1st house through the 7th. Verses 92 to 96 fall on printed page १३४/134. The editor heads the new run on this page with the subheading अष्टमेशफल-- ("results of the ashtamesha", the lord of the 8th), set solid without the hyphen he used in रोगेश-फल--. The verses themselves also say अष्टमेश, so his title and the text's own word agree, as they did for the seventh lord. The subheading is the editor's own apparatus and is recorded here, not transcribed as BPHS content. This page carries TWO gloss paragraphs. The first, thirteen printed lines standing between verse 84 and the subheading, closes "॥ ७७-८४ ॥" and discharges in full the debt left open on printed page १३२: it glosses verses 77 through 84 together, and reads "जायेश यदि पञ्चमभावस्थ हो तो मनुष्य मानी, सम्पत्तिशाली, सतत प्रसन्न तथा सभी गुणों का आगार होता है । षष्ठभाव गत यदि वह हो तो जातक की पत्नी रुग्णा होती है, या उसके साथ जातक को द्वेष होता है । खुद वह क्रोधी तथा दुःखी रहता है । जायेश यदि जायाभावगत हो तो मनुष्य पत्नीसुखयुक्त होता है । साथ ही वह धीर, सुबुद्ध विद्वान् तथा वातरोगी होता है । जायेश अष्टमस्थ हो तो जातक स्त्रीविहीन होता है और उसकी स्त्री दुःशीला, रुग्णा तथा वश में नहीं रहने वाली होती है । नवमस्थ जायेश हो तो जातक अनेक स्त्रियों से सम्भोग करने वाला होता है । वह अनेक कार्यों का आरम्भ करता है पर उसका चित्त स्त्रियों में ही लगा रहता है । दशमस्थ जायेश हो तो मनुष्य धर्मात्मा, पुत्र, वित्त आदि से युक्त होता है, किन्तु स्त्री उसके अधीन नहीं रहती है । लाभभावगत जायेश हो तो स्त्रीद्वारा धन की प्राप्ति होती है । उस व्यक्ति को पुत्रसौख्य अल्प होता है किन्तु कन्याएँ अधिक होती हैं । द्वादशभावस्थ जायेश हो तो मनुष्य दरिद्र, कृपण, तथा वक्त्र के द्वारा जीविका चलाने वाला होता है । उसकी स्त्री अधिक खर्च करने वाली होती है ॥ ७७-८४ ॥". The second paragraph begins in the last two lines at the foot of the page, under the digitiser's stamp, and glosses the eighth lord's round: "अष्टमेश लग्नस्थ हो तो जातक देव ब्राह्मण निन्दक, शारीरिकसुखरहित तथा सतत व्रणयुक्त रहता है । अष्टमेश धनभावगत हो तो मनुष्य बाहुबल-रहित, थोड़ी" -- and there it breaks off mid-sentence and must continue on printed page १३४/134. Verses 87 to 91 are therefore not glossed on page १३३ itself. THAT PARAGRAPH HAS NOW BEEN READ TO ITS END, in eight further printed lines standing at the head of printed page १३४/134, where it closes "॥ ८५-९१ ॥" and the debt is discharged. It resumes in mid-word -- page १३३ breaks off at "...बाहुबल-रहित, थोड़ी" and page १३४ opens "सम्पत्ति वाला", giving थोड़ी सम्पत्ति वाला, which is verse 86's स्वल्पवित्तयुत -- and it then corroborates the rest of the run clause by clause: "सम्पत्ति वाला, तथा नष्ट अर्थ की प्राप्ति करने वाला, होता है । अष्टमेश सहजस्थ हो तो भ्रातृ-सौख्य रहित, दुर्बल, निर्भृत्य, और आलसी होता है । सुखस्थ अष्टमेश हो तो मनुष्य मित्रद्रोही, मातृ, गृह, भूमि आदियों के सुख से वञ्चित रहने पर भी मस्त रहता है । अष्टमेश पञ्चमभावस्थ हो तो मनुष्य अल्प सन्तान वाला तथा धनी होता है । उसकी बुद्धि मन्द होती है और वह दीर्घजीवी होता है । शत्रुभावगत अष्टमेश हो तो जातक शत्रुओं का विजेता, बचपन में रुग्ण और जल तथा सर्प से उसे भय होता है । अष्टमेश सप्तमस्थ हो तो दो स्त्रियाँ होती हैं । सपाप वह सप्तमस्थ हो तो व्यापार में धनक्षय होता है ॥ ८५-९१ ॥". All of this is the modern editor's own prose, quoted as corroborating apparatus only and never transcribed as BPHS content. TWO COMPOSITOR'S ERRORS STAND ON THIS PAGE AND BOTH ARE LEFT EXACTLY AS PRINTED. (1) At ref 25.87 the page sets वृतीयस्थे where the word must be तृतीयस्थे. It was settled in scratchpad/q133-87tri2.png at 3.9x by setting the disputed akshara beside the clean तृ of हतभ्रातृसुखो in the very same line: the control त is an open curve with its stem on the right, while the disputed glyph is a closed rounded loop joined to a stem -- a व. THE EDITOR HAS SINCE CONFIRMED THE SENSE INDEPENDENTLY: his paragraph on printed page १३४/134 takes this verse as अष्टमेश सहजस्थ हो तो भ्रातृ-सौख्य रहित, दुर्बल, निर्भृत्य, और आलसी होता है. सहज is the 3rd house, and निर्भृत्य answers the verse's दासरहित; the house intended is therefore the 3rd, and the printed वृ is a misprint for तृ. (2) At ref 25.89 the page sets दीर्यायुष्य where the word must be दीर्घायुष्य. It was settled twice over: first in scratchpad/q133-89cmp.png at 8.0x, where the disputed glyph proved identical to the य of जायते at the head of the same line; then decisively in scratchpad/q133-89gha.png at 7.5x, which sets it beside a known र्घ -- the one in दीर्घसूत्री at ref 25.74 on printed page १३२, the same word-element in the same fount. That control घ shows a closed rounded loop below the headline with a small crescent counter; the glyph on this page shows the य crescent-and-hook. The two are plainly different sorts. THE EDITOR HAS SINCE CONFIRMED IT INDEPENDENTLY: his paragraph on printed page १३४/134, closing ॥ ८५-९१ ॥, renders this very verse's clause as वह दीर्घजीवी होता है -- दीर्घ, with the घ. Printed page १३४ also sets दीर्घायुष्मान् in full at ref 25.92 and दीर्घायुषावृतः at ref 25.95, both with a clean र्घ in the same fount, the second of them photographed at 3.8x in scratchpad/q134-95dv.png. A THIRD READING WAS DISPUTED AND PROVED NOT TO BE AN ERROR. At ref 25.88 the second cluster of सुहृद्रोहपरः reads at strip scale as a bare द्, which would leave the word senseless. scratchpad/q133-88cmp.png at 8.5x sets it beside the clean ह of the same word's -रोह-: the disputed cluster carries the identical ह skeleton -- the rounded left bowl with its inner white crescent and the arm reaching up to the headline -- with a ृ stroke added beneath. It is हृ, and the printed word सुहृद्रोहपरः is correct as it stands. The metre confirms it: सु-हृद्-रो-ह-प-रः-पु-मान् is eight. The scan carries the digitiser's provenance stamp -- "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- across the foot of the page, where on this page it overlies the editor's second gloss paragraph rather than any verse line. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so every 600 dpi render is an upscale and no amount of magnification recovers detail the scan never held. All readings above were therefore taken at or below native resolution -- reduced strips at 0.70x and line crops at 0.73x -- with high magnification reserved for adjudicating single glyphs. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  91. 25.91 सत्यापित

    Verse 91

    संस्कृत

    अष्टमेशे तु कामस्थे जायाद्वितयसंयुतः । सति तस्मिन् सपापे तु व्यवसाये धनक्षयः ॥ ९१ ॥

    ashtameshe tu kaamasthe jaayaadvitayasamyutah | sati tasmin sapaape tu vyavasaaye dhanakshayah || 91 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lord of the 8th house stands in the 7th, the native is joined to a pair of wives; but if that lord stands there in the company of a malefic, there is loss of wealth in his business.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    अष्टमेश काम (सप्तम) भाव में हो तो जातक दो स्त्रियों से युक्त होता है; किन्तु यदि वह अष्टमेश वहाँ पापग्रह के साथ हो तो व्यवसाय में धन का क्षय होता है ।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 91. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.165, printed page १३३/133. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p133-165.png (600dpi, 3130x4927 -- narrower again than page १३२'s 3608, the sixth different page width in seven pages, so every box was re-profiled from this page's own ink). A dark scanning artefact runs down the extreme left at x 0-39 and was excluded when the column extents were taken: the verse block then falls at x 161-2836 and the editor's gloss at x 172-2823, the gloss over-running the verses to the LEFT as it did on page १३१. The page was read three times over: seven reduced strips scratchpad/p133-s1.png, p133-g1.png, p133-g2.png, p133-s2.png, p133-s3.png, p133-s4.png and p133-s5.png at 0.70x; then line by line at native resolution in sixteen crops scratchpad/q133-84L1.png through q133-91L2.png, each cut at box (140, y0, 2870, y1) at 0.73x from a NumPy row-darkness band map of thirty-four bands; then at word level for the three disputed points, in scratchpad/q133-87tri2.png, q133-88cmp.png and q133-89gha.png. The band map again separates root text from commentary by band height -- verse lines 125-151 pixels, the editor's Hindi gloss lines 81-108 -- and it lays the page out as: band 0 the running head, bands 1-2 verse 84, bands 3-15 the editor's thirteen-line gloss paragraph, band 16 his subheading, bands 17-31 verses 85 to 91 (band 20, sixteen pixels tall, is a sliver artefact and not a line), and bands 32-33 the opening two lines of a second gloss paragraph at the foot. This is the last verse on the page. It is unusual in this chapter for carrying a condition within itself -- सति तस्मिन् सपापे, "that one being there together with a malefic" -- rather than stating a single unqualified result. Verse 92, the eighth lord in the 8th, falls on printed page १३४/134. Chapter 25 is laid out twelve verses to each lord of a house, each lord being run through the twelve houses beginning at the 1st: verses 73-84 belong to the lord of the 7th and 85-96 to the lord of the 8th. This page closes the seventh lord's round with verse 84 in the 12th house and opens the eighth lord's round, carrying verses 85 to 91, the 1st house through the 7th. Verses 92 to 96 fall on printed page १३४/134. The editor heads the new run on this page with the subheading अष्टमेशफल-- ("results of the ashtamesha", the lord of the 8th), set solid without the hyphen he used in रोगेश-फल--. The verses themselves also say अष्टमेश, so his title and the text's own word agree, as they did for the seventh lord. The subheading is the editor's own apparatus and is recorded here, not transcribed as BPHS content. This page carries TWO gloss paragraphs. The first, thirteen printed lines standing between verse 84 and the subheading, closes "॥ ७७-८४ ॥" and discharges in full the debt left open on printed page १३२: it glosses verses 77 through 84 together, and reads "जायेश यदि पञ्चमभावस्थ हो तो मनुष्य मानी, सम्पत्तिशाली, सतत प्रसन्न तथा सभी गुणों का आगार होता है । षष्ठभाव गत यदि वह हो तो जातक की पत्नी रुग्णा होती है, या उसके साथ जातक को द्वेष होता है । खुद वह क्रोधी तथा दुःखी रहता है । जायेश यदि जायाभावगत हो तो मनुष्य पत्नीसुखयुक्त होता है । साथ ही वह धीर, सुबुद्ध विद्वान् तथा वातरोगी होता है । जायेश अष्टमस्थ हो तो जातक स्त्रीविहीन होता है और उसकी स्त्री दुःशीला, रुग्णा तथा वश में नहीं रहने वाली होती है । नवमस्थ जायेश हो तो जातक अनेक स्त्रियों से सम्भोग करने वाला होता है । वह अनेक कार्यों का आरम्भ करता है पर उसका चित्त स्त्रियों में ही लगा रहता है । दशमस्थ जायेश हो तो मनुष्य धर्मात्मा, पुत्र, वित्त आदि से युक्त होता है, किन्तु स्त्री उसके अधीन नहीं रहती है । लाभभावगत जायेश हो तो स्त्रीद्वारा धन की प्राप्ति होती है । उस व्यक्ति को पुत्रसौख्य अल्प होता है किन्तु कन्याएँ अधिक होती हैं । द्वादशभावस्थ जायेश हो तो मनुष्य दरिद्र, कृपण, तथा वक्त्र के द्वारा जीविका चलाने वाला होता है । उसकी स्त्री अधिक खर्च करने वाली होती है ॥ ७७-८४ ॥". The second paragraph begins in the last two lines at the foot of the page, under the digitiser's stamp, and glosses the eighth lord's round: "अष्टमेश लग्नस्थ हो तो जातक देव ब्राह्मण निन्दक, शारीरिकसुखरहित तथा सतत व्रणयुक्त रहता है । अष्टमेश धनभावगत हो तो मनुष्य बाहुबल-रहित, थोड़ी" -- and there it breaks off mid-sentence and must continue on printed page १३४/134. Verses 87 to 91 are therefore not glossed on page १३३ itself. THAT PARAGRAPH HAS NOW BEEN READ TO ITS END, in eight further printed lines standing at the head of printed page १३४/134, where it closes "॥ ८५-९१ ॥" and the debt is discharged. It resumes in mid-word -- page १३३ breaks off at "...बाहुबल-रहित, थोड़ी" and page १३४ opens "सम्पत्ति वाला", giving थोड़ी सम्पत्ति वाला, which is verse 86's स्वल्पवित्तयुत -- and it then corroborates the rest of the run clause by clause: "सम्पत्ति वाला, तथा नष्ट अर्थ की प्राप्ति करने वाला, होता है । अष्टमेश सहजस्थ हो तो भ्रातृ-सौख्य रहित, दुर्बल, निर्भृत्य, और आलसी होता है । सुखस्थ अष्टमेश हो तो मनुष्य मित्रद्रोही, मातृ, गृह, भूमि आदियों के सुख से वञ्चित रहने पर भी मस्त रहता है । अष्टमेश पञ्चमभावस्थ हो तो मनुष्य अल्प सन्तान वाला तथा धनी होता है । उसकी बुद्धि मन्द होती है और वह दीर्घजीवी होता है । शत्रुभावगत अष्टमेश हो तो जातक शत्रुओं का विजेता, बचपन में रुग्ण और जल तथा सर्प से उसे भय होता है । अष्टमेश सप्तमस्थ हो तो दो स्त्रियाँ होती हैं । सपाप वह सप्तमस्थ हो तो व्यापार में धनक्षय होता है ॥ ८५-९१ ॥". All of this is the modern editor's own prose, quoted as corroborating apparatus only and never transcribed as BPHS content. TWO COMPOSITOR'S ERRORS STAND ON THIS PAGE AND BOTH ARE LEFT EXACTLY AS PRINTED. (1) At ref 25.87 the page sets वृतीयस्थे where the word must be तृतीयस्थे. It was settled in scratchpad/q133-87tri2.png at 3.9x by setting the disputed akshara beside the clean तृ of हतभ्रातृसुखो in the very same line: the control त is an open curve with its stem on the right, while the disputed glyph is a closed rounded loop joined to a stem -- a व. THE EDITOR HAS SINCE CONFIRMED THE SENSE INDEPENDENTLY: his paragraph on printed page १३४/134 takes this verse as अष्टमेश सहजस्थ हो तो भ्रातृ-सौख्य रहित, दुर्बल, निर्भृत्य, और आलसी होता है. सहज is the 3rd house, and निर्भृत्य answers the verse's दासरहित; the house intended is therefore the 3rd, and the printed वृ is a misprint for तृ. (2) At ref 25.89 the page sets दीर्यायुष्य where the word must be दीर्घायुष्य. It was settled twice over: first in scratchpad/q133-89cmp.png at 8.0x, where the disputed glyph proved identical to the य of जायते at the head of the same line; then decisively in scratchpad/q133-89gha.png at 7.5x, which sets it beside a known र्घ -- the one in दीर्घसूत्री at ref 25.74 on printed page १३२, the same word-element in the same fount. That control घ shows a closed rounded loop below the headline with a small crescent counter; the glyph on this page shows the य crescent-and-hook. The two are plainly different sorts. THE EDITOR HAS SINCE CONFIRMED IT INDEPENDENTLY: his paragraph on printed page १३४/134, closing ॥ ८५-९१ ॥, renders this very verse's clause as वह दीर्घजीवी होता है -- दीर्घ, with the घ. Printed page १३४ also sets दीर्घायुष्मान् in full at ref 25.92 and दीर्घायुषावृतः at ref 25.95, both with a clean र्घ in the same fount, the second of them photographed at 3.8x in scratchpad/q134-95dv.png. A THIRD READING WAS DISPUTED AND PROVED NOT TO BE AN ERROR. At ref 25.88 the second cluster of सुहृद्रोहपरः reads at strip scale as a bare द्, which would leave the word senseless. scratchpad/q133-88cmp.png at 8.5x sets it beside the clean ह of the same word's -रोह-: the disputed cluster carries the identical ह skeleton -- the rounded left bowl with its inner white crescent and the arm reaching up to the headline -- with a ृ stroke added beneath. It is हृ, and the printed word सुहृद्रोहपरः is correct as it stands. The metre confirms it: सु-हृद्-रो-ह-प-रः-पु-मान् is eight. The scan carries the digitiser's provenance stamp -- "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- across the foot of the page, where on this page it overlies the editor's second gloss paragraph rather than any verse line. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so every 600 dpi render is an upscale and no amount of magnification recovers detail the scan never held. All readings above were therefore taken at or below native resolution -- reduced strips at 0.70x and line crops at 0.73x -- with high magnification reserved for adjudicating single glyphs. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  92. 25.92 सत्यापित

    Verse 92

    संस्कृत

    अष्टमेशेऽष्टमस्थे तु दीर्घायुष्माञ् जनो भवेत् । बलहीने तु मध्यायुः स्तेनश्च गुरुनिन्दकः ॥ ९२ ॥

    ashtamesho.ashtamasthe tu deerghaayushmaan jano bhavet | balaheene tu madhyaayuh stenashcha gurunindakah || 92 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lord of the eighth house stands in the eighth itself, the man born is long-lived; but when that lord is weak he has only a middling span, and he becomes a thief and a reviler of his elders.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    अष्टमेश यदि अष्टम भाव में ही स्थित हो तो जातक दीर्घायु होता है; किन्तु वही अष्टमेश बलहीन हो तो वह मध्यम आयु वाला, चोर तथा गुरुनिन्दक होता है ।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 92. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.166, printed page १३४/134. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p134-166.png (600dpi, 3511x4942 -- wider again than page १३३'s 3130, the eighth different page width in eight pages, so every box was re-profiled from this page's own ink). On this page the two blocks do NOT share a margin: the verse block falls at x 1077-3212 and the editor's gloss at x 713-3389, the verses set to a markedly narrower measure and indented some 360 pixels inside the gloss's left margin. That is the reverse of page १३३, where verses and gloss ran to almost the same measure, and it is why the extents are taken afresh from every page and never inherited. The running head sits at the gloss margin, not the verse margin, which is what identifies the indent as real and not a skew. The page was read three times over: eight reduced strips scratchpad/p134-s1.png through p134-s8.png at 0.70x; then line by line at native resolution in fourteen crops scratchpad/q134-92L1.png through q134-98L2.png, each cut at box (1050, y0, 3260, y1) at 0.88x from a NumPy row-darkness band map of thirty-one bands; then at word level for the four disputed points, in scratchpad/q134-92nya.png at 7.0x, q134-94drg.png at 2.7x, q134-95w.png at 2.4x, q134-95dv.png at 3.8x and q134-98word_k7.png at 4.6x. The band map again separates root text from commentary by band height -- verse lines 124-153 pixels, the editor's Hindi gloss lines 82-115 -- and it lays the page out as: band 0 the running head; bands 1-6 the eight-line tail of the gloss paragraph carried over from the foot of printed page १३३ (bands 2 and 6 are each two lines merged); bands 7-15 verses 92 to 96 less their last line; band 16, 243 pixels tall, the last line of verse 96 merged with the opening line of a second gloss paragraph; bands 17-25 the rest of that paragraph; band 26 the editor's subheading; and bands 27-30 verses 97 and 98. Here the eighth lord opens his own second round of houses, standing in the 8th. VERSE 98'S SECOND LINE LIES DIRECTLY UNDER THE DIGITISER'S PROVENANCE STAMP AND WAS RECOVERED BY MORPHOLOGICAL OPENING. Neither magnification nor thresholding separates the two, because the stamp's Latin is as black as the print; what separates them is stroke width -- the stamp's serif strokes run 8 to 12 pixels at this render, the Devanagari 25 to 40. A greyscale opening (PIL MaxFilter then MinFilter, kernel 7 to 13) therefore erases the Latin outright and leaves the Devanagari standing, and scratchpad/q134-98word_k7.png and q134-98k13.png are cut from the opened image. This is recorded as a general technique for this scan: wherever the stamp crosses a verse line, open before reading rather than zooming. Chapter 25 is laid out twelve verses to each lord of a house, each lord being run through the twelve houses beginning at the 1st: verses 85-96 belong to the lord of the 8th and 97-108 to the lord of the 9th. This page closes the eighth lord's round with verses 92 to 96, the 8th house through the 12th, and opens the ninth lord's round with verses 97 and 98, the 1st house and the 2nd. Verse 99 onward falls on printed page १३५/135. The editor heads the new run on this page with the subheading नवमेश-फल-- ("results of the navamesha", the lord of the 9th), set centred and with the hyphen he used in रोगेश-फल-- but omitted in अष्टमेशफल--. The verses themselves say भाग्येश, which is the same planet under its other name, so title and text agree in substance though not in word. The subheading is the editor's own apparatus and is recorded here, not transcribed as BPHS content. This page carries TWO complete gloss paragraphs and closes both. The first, eight printed lines standing above verse 92, resumes in mid-word the sentence that broke off at the foot of printed page १३३ -- that page ended "...बाहुबल-रहित, थोड़ी" and this one opens "सम्पत्ति वाला", giving थोड़ी सम्पत्ति वाला, "possessed of little wealth", which is verse 86's स्वल्पवित्तयुत. It runs "सम्पत्ति वाला, तथा नष्ट अर्थ की प्राप्ति करने वाला, होता है । अष्टमेश सहजस्थ हो तो भ्रातृ-सौख्य रहित, दुर्बल, निर्भृत्य, और आलसी होता है । सुखस्थ अष्टमेश हो तो मनुष्य मित्रद्रोही, मातृ, गृह, भूमि आदियों के सुख से वञ्चित रहने पर भी मस्त रहता है । अष्टमेश पञ्चमभावस्थ हो तो मनुष्य अल्प सन्तान वाला तथा धनी होता है । उसकी बुद्धि मन्द होती है और वह दीर्घजीवी होता है । शत्रुभावगत अष्टमेश हो तो जातक शत्रुओं का विजेता, बचपन में रुग्ण और जल तथा सर्प से उसे भय होता है । अष्टमेश सप्तमस्थ हो तो दो स्त्रियाँ होती हैं । सपाप वह सप्तमस्थ हो तो व्यापार में धनक्षय होता है ॥ ८५-९१ ॥" -- and with that closing it discharges in full the debt left open on printed page १३३, glossing verses 85 through 91 clause for clause. The second paragraph, ten printed lines running from the foot of band 16 to band 25, glosses this page's own verses: "अष्टमेश अष्टमस्थ हो तो मनुष्य दीर्घायु होता है उसे निर्बल रहने पर मध्यायु, चोर, तथा गुरुनिन्दक होता है । भाग्यस्थ अष्टमेश हो तो जातक महापापी, नास्तिक दूसरे की स्त्री, धन पर लालच करने वाला होता है । उसकी स्त्री दुष्टस्वभाव की होती है । अष्टमेश कर्मस्थ हो तो जातक को पितृसुख नहीं होता है । अष्टमेश यदि शुभग्रह की दृष्टि या संयोग से विहीन हो तो जातक चुगलखोर तथा निष्क्रिय होता है । अष्टमेश एकादशभावस्थ हों तो जातक बचपन में दुखी और अन्त में सुखी होता है । वहीं लाभस्थ अष्टमेश पापयुक्त हो तो जातक निर्धन, और शुभग्रहयुक्त हो तो दीर्घायु होता है । व्ययस्थ अष्टमेश हो तो मनुष्य दुष्कार्य में खर्च करने वाला होवे । पापयुक्त होनेपर विशेष रूप से उपर्युक्तफल, तथा स्वल्पायु उसे कहना चाहिए ॥ ९२-९६ ॥". Verses 97 and 98 were therefore left unglossed on this page. THAT DEBT IS NOW DISCHARGED: printed page १३५/135 opens the ninth lord's paragraph and closes it ॥ ९७-१०१ ॥, running "भाग्येश लग्नस्थ हो तो जातक रूपशीलसम्पन्न विद्वान् राजा तथा प्रजा दोनों का पूज्य तथा सौभाग्यशाली होता है । धनभावगत हो तो मनुष्य स्त्री, पुत्रादि सुखों से युक्त, कामी, धनी, विद्वान् तथा जनप्रिय होता है । भाग्येश तृतीयस्थ हो तो जातक रूपशील धन-सम्पन्न, गुणी तथा सोदरसुखयुक्त होता है । चतुर्थस्थ भाग्येश हो तो जातक मातृभक्त, सम्पत्ति, गृह, वाहन-सौख्यपूर्ण होता है । भाग्येश पञ्चमस्थ हो तो मनुष्य गुरुभक्त, धार्मिक, विद्वान् जनप्रिय तथा सौभाग्यशालीपुत्र से युक्त होता है ॥ ९७-१०१ ॥". Its लग्नस्थ clause answers verse 97 clause for clause -- रूपशीलसम्पन्न for रूपशीलयुतः, राजा तथा प्रजा दोनों का पूज्य for जनेश-जनता-पूज्यः, सौभाग्यशाली for सद्भाग्यो -- and its धनभावगत clause answers verse 98, with स्त्री, पुत्रादि सुखों से युक्त for जाया-सुतादिसुखसंयुतः, कामी for कामयुक्तो, धनी for धनी, विद्वान् for विद्वान् and जनप्रिय for लोकप्रियः. That last set also confirms the कामयुक्तो recovered from under the provenance stamp. All of this is the modern editor's own prose, quoted as corroborating apparatus only and never transcribed as BPHS content. ONE DEFECTIVE READING STANDS ON THIS PAGE AND IS LEFT EXACTLY AS PRINTED. At ref 25.95 the page sets अष्टमेशे भवे बाल्ये, and भवे names no house at all -- it means only "in the house". Every sibling verse in this chapter names its house, and the position of verse 95 in the eighth lord's round requires the 11th. The reading was checked at word level in scratchpad/q134-95w.png at 2.4x and the printed word is beyond doubt two aksharas, भ (the flat-bottomed left stroke joined by a bar to the stem) followed by व with the e-matra; there is no ला before it and nothing is broken or filled. The line also scans correctly as printed -- अ-ष्ट-मे-शे-भ-वे-बा-ल्ये is eight -- so this is not a dropped syllable but a substitution of one two-akshara word for another, most simply लाभे set as भवे. PRINTED PAGE १३५ REVISES THIS JUDGEMENT. At ref 25.107 the same edition sets भाग्येशे भवगेहस्थे where the ninth lord's round again requires the 11th, between दशमस्थे at 25.106 and रिष्फगे at 25.108; scratchpad/q135-107bhava.png at 4.6x reads भ, व, गे, ह, स्थे, with no subscript र, no a-matra over the भ and no ला before it, and that line too scans correctly as printed. Two independent occurrences of भव for the 11th house on consecutive pages make it far more likely that this recension itself names the 11th भव than that one compositor twice set the same wrong word, so भवे is no longer treated here as a certain compositor's error. PRINTED PAGE १३६ NARROWS THAT FURTHER. The editor's paragraph there glosses 25.107's भवगेहस्थे as लाभभावस्थ, just as he glosses this verse as एकादशभावस्थ and लाभस्थ -- that is, he silently reads लाभ at both places where his own text prints भव. He therefore does not himself recognise भव as a house-name, which rules out calling it the edition's own designation. What remains is that the form stands twice in the printed text, in two verses on consecutive pages, both metrically sound: best described as a reading INHERITED by this recension rather than as a slip of this printing, and silently normalised to लाभ by the editor whenever he comes to explain it. PRINTED PAGE १३७ ADDS A FURTHER DATUM: at ref 25.119 the same edition sets दशमेशे तु लाभस्थे, the standard name, in exactly the metrical slot where this verse and ref 25.107 put भव, so लाभस्थे is available to this printing and scans there -- भव is an occasional inherited variant, not a substitution forced by the fount or by the metre. The reading is retained exactly as printed either way, and the bracketed eleventh continues to follow the editor's own gloss. THE EDITOR SETTLES THE SENSE: his own paragraph lower down this same page glosses this verse as अष्टमेश एकादशभावस्थ हों तो जातक बचपन में दुखी और अन्त में सुखी होता है, and continues वहीं लाभस्थ अष्टमेश पापयुक्त हो तो जातक निर्धन, naming the 11th twice, once as एकादशभाव and once as लाभ. The printed भवे is kept in the sanskrit and iast fields; the English and Hindi render the 11th and say so in brackets. TWO READINGS DISPUTED ON EARLIER PAGES ARE CONFIRMED BY THIS ONE. (1) The page sets दीर्घायुष्मान् in full at ref 25.92 and दीर्घायुषावृतः at ref 25.95, both with a clean र्घ in the same fount, and the editor's first paragraph renders verse 89's clause as वह दीर्घजीवी होता है. Together they confirm that the दीर्यायुष्य printed at ref 25.89 on page १३३ is a compositor's error for दीर्घायुष्य. scratchpad/q134-95dv.png at 3.8x shows the control र्घ: repha above, and below it the घ's closed rounded loop enclosing a small crescent counter, which is nothing like the open crescent-and-hook of य. (2) The editor's first paragraph takes verse 87 as अष्टमेश सहजस्थ हो तो भ्रातृ-सौख्य रहित, दुर्बल, निर्भृत्य, और आलसी होता है. सहज is the 3rd house, and निर्भृत्य answers the verse's दासरहित clause for clause, which confirms that the वृतीयस्थे printed at ref 25.87 on page १३३ is a compositor's error for तृतीयस्थे. Two further glyph questions on this page were settled and proved NOT to be errors. At ref 25.92 the akshara closing दीर्घायुष्माञ् is ञ् and not न्: scratchpad/q134-92nya.png at 7.0x shows a closed oval loop joined to a right stem under a virama, where न् would show an open left curve with a leg. That is correct sandhi before the following ज of जनो, and the same page sets स्वल्पायुष्मान् with a plain न् at ref 25.96 before प, so the fount distinguishes the two and the compositor used them correctly. At ref 25.94 the compound is सौख्यदृग्युतिहीने with a ृ under the द, not दग्: scratchpad/q134-94drg.png at 2.7x shows the hook clearly, and the editor glosses the clause as शुभग्रह की दृष्टि या संयोग से विहीन -- दृष्टि for दृग्, संयोग for युति -- which is decisive. The scan carries the digitiser's provenance stamp -- "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- across the foot of the page, where on this page it lies directly over the second line of verse 98. See the note on morphological opening above for how that line was recovered. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so every 600 dpi render is an upscale and no amount of magnification recovers detail the scan never held. All readings above were therefore taken at or below native resolution -- reduced strips at 0.70x and line crops at 0.88x -- with high magnification reserved for adjudicating single glyphs. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  93. 25.93 सत्यापित

    Verse 93

    संस्कृत

    अष्टमेशे तु भाग्यस्थे महापापी च नास्तिकः । परस्त्रीधनलुब्धोऽसौ दुःस्वभावा च तत्प्रिया ॥ ९३ ॥

    ashtameshe tu bhaagyasthe mahaapaapee cha naastikah | parastreedhanalubdho.asau duhsvabhaavaa cha tatpriyaa || 93 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lord of the eighth stands in the ninth, the house of fortune, the man is a great sinner and an unbeliever; he is greedy after other men's wives and other men's wealth, and his own wife is of evil disposition.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    अष्टमेश यदि भाग्यभाव (नवम) में हो तो जातक महापापी तथा नास्तिक होता है; वह पराई स्त्री और पराये धन का लोभी होता है, और उसकी पत्नी दुःस्वभाव वाली होती है ।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 93. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.166, printed page १३४/134. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p134-166.png (600dpi, 3511x4942 -- wider again than page १३३'s 3130, the eighth different page width in eight pages, so every box was re-profiled from this page's own ink). On this page the two blocks do NOT share a margin: the verse block falls at x 1077-3212 and the editor's gloss at x 713-3389, the verses set to a markedly narrower measure and indented some 360 pixels inside the gloss's left margin. That is the reverse of page १३३, where verses and gloss ran to almost the same measure, and it is why the extents are taken afresh from every page and never inherited. The running head sits at the gloss margin, not the verse margin, which is what identifies the indent as real and not a skew. The page was read three times over: eight reduced strips scratchpad/p134-s1.png through p134-s8.png at 0.70x; then line by line at native resolution in fourteen crops scratchpad/q134-92L1.png through q134-98L2.png, each cut at box (1050, y0, 3260, y1) at 0.88x from a NumPy row-darkness band map of thirty-one bands; then at word level for the four disputed points, in scratchpad/q134-92nya.png at 7.0x, q134-94drg.png at 2.7x, q134-95w.png at 2.4x, q134-95dv.png at 3.8x and q134-98word_k7.png at 4.6x. The band map again separates root text from commentary by band height -- verse lines 124-153 pixels, the editor's Hindi gloss lines 82-115 -- and it lays the page out as: band 0 the running head; bands 1-6 the eight-line tail of the gloss paragraph carried over from the foot of printed page १३३ (bands 2 and 6 are each two lines merged); bands 7-15 verses 92 to 96 less their last line; band 16, 243 pixels tall, the last line of verse 96 merged with the opening line of a second gloss paragraph; bands 17-25 the rest of that paragraph; band 26 the editor's subheading; and bands 27-30 verses 97 and 98. भाग्यस्थ is the 9th house; तत्प्रिया, "his beloved", is the wife. VERSE 98'S SECOND LINE LIES DIRECTLY UNDER THE DIGITISER'S PROVENANCE STAMP AND WAS RECOVERED BY MORPHOLOGICAL OPENING. Neither magnification nor thresholding separates the two, because the stamp's Latin is as black as the print; what separates them is stroke width -- the stamp's serif strokes run 8 to 12 pixels at this render, the Devanagari 25 to 40. A greyscale opening (PIL MaxFilter then MinFilter, kernel 7 to 13) therefore erases the Latin outright and leaves the Devanagari standing, and scratchpad/q134-98word_k7.png and q134-98k13.png are cut from the opened image. This is recorded as a general technique for this scan: wherever the stamp crosses a verse line, open before reading rather than zooming. Chapter 25 is laid out twelve verses to each lord of a house, each lord being run through the twelve houses beginning at the 1st: verses 85-96 belong to the lord of the 8th and 97-108 to the lord of the 9th. This page closes the eighth lord's round with verses 92 to 96, the 8th house through the 12th, and opens the ninth lord's round with verses 97 and 98, the 1st house and the 2nd. Verse 99 onward falls on printed page १३५/135. The editor heads the new run on this page with the subheading नवमेश-फल-- ("results of the navamesha", the lord of the 9th), set centred and with the hyphen he used in रोगेश-फल-- but omitted in अष्टमेशफल--. The verses themselves say भाग्येश, which is the same planet under its other name, so title and text agree in substance though not in word. The subheading is the editor's own apparatus and is recorded here, not transcribed as BPHS content. This page carries TWO complete gloss paragraphs and closes both. The first, eight printed lines standing above verse 92, resumes in mid-word the sentence that broke off at the foot of printed page १३३ -- that page ended "...बाहुबल-रहित, थोड़ी" and this one opens "सम्पत्ति वाला", giving थोड़ी सम्पत्ति वाला, "possessed of little wealth", which is verse 86's स्वल्पवित्तयुत. It runs "सम्पत्ति वाला, तथा नष्ट अर्थ की प्राप्ति करने वाला, होता है । अष्टमेश सहजस्थ हो तो भ्रातृ-सौख्य रहित, दुर्बल, निर्भृत्य, और आलसी होता है । सुखस्थ अष्टमेश हो तो मनुष्य मित्रद्रोही, मातृ, गृह, भूमि आदियों के सुख से वञ्चित रहने पर भी मस्त रहता है । अष्टमेश पञ्चमभावस्थ हो तो मनुष्य अल्प सन्तान वाला तथा धनी होता है । उसकी बुद्धि मन्द होती है और वह दीर्घजीवी होता है । शत्रुभावगत अष्टमेश हो तो जातक शत्रुओं का विजेता, बचपन में रुग्ण और जल तथा सर्प से उसे भय होता है । अष्टमेश सप्तमस्थ हो तो दो स्त्रियाँ होती हैं । सपाप वह सप्तमस्थ हो तो व्यापार में धनक्षय होता है ॥ ८५-९१ ॥" -- and with that closing it discharges in full the debt left open on printed page १३३, glossing verses 85 through 91 clause for clause. The second paragraph, ten printed lines running from the foot of band 16 to band 25, glosses this page's own verses: "अष्टमेश अष्टमस्थ हो तो मनुष्य दीर्घायु होता है उसे निर्बल रहने पर मध्यायु, चोर, तथा गुरुनिन्दक होता है । भाग्यस्थ अष्टमेश हो तो जातक महापापी, नास्तिक दूसरे की स्त्री, धन पर लालच करने वाला होता है । उसकी स्त्री दुष्टस्वभाव की होती है । अष्टमेश कर्मस्थ हो तो जातक को पितृसुख नहीं होता है । अष्टमेश यदि शुभग्रह की दृष्टि या संयोग से विहीन हो तो जातक चुगलखोर तथा निष्क्रिय होता है । अष्टमेश एकादशभावस्थ हों तो जातक बचपन में दुखी और अन्त में सुखी होता है । वहीं लाभस्थ अष्टमेश पापयुक्त हो तो जातक निर्धन, और शुभग्रहयुक्त हो तो दीर्घायु होता है । व्ययस्थ अष्टमेश हो तो मनुष्य दुष्कार्य में खर्च करने वाला होवे । पापयुक्त होनेपर विशेष रूप से उपर्युक्तफल, तथा स्वल्पायु उसे कहना चाहिए ॥ ९२-९६ ॥". Verses 97 and 98 were therefore left unglossed on this page. THAT DEBT IS NOW DISCHARGED: printed page १३५/135 opens the ninth lord's paragraph and closes it ॥ ९७-१०१ ॥, running "भाग्येश लग्नस्थ हो तो जातक रूपशीलसम्पन्न विद्वान् राजा तथा प्रजा दोनों का पूज्य तथा सौभाग्यशाली होता है । धनभावगत हो तो मनुष्य स्त्री, पुत्रादि सुखों से युक्त, कामी, धनी, विद्वान् तथा जनप्रिय होता है । भाग्येश तृतीयस्थ हो तो जातक रूपशील धन-सम्पन्न, गुणी तथा सोदरसुखयुक्त होता है । चतुर्थस्थ भाग्येश हो तो जातक मातृभक्त, सम्पत्ति, गृह, वाहन-सौख्यपूर्ण होता है । भाग्येश पञ्चमस्थ हो तो मनुष्य गुरुभक्त, धार्मिक, विद्वान् जनप्रिय तथा सौभाग्यशालीपुत्र से युक्त होता है ॥ ९७-१०१ ॥". Its लग्नस्थ clause answers verse 97 clause for clause -- रूपशीलसम्पन्न for रूपशीलयुतः, राजा तथा प्रजा दोनों का पूज्य for जनेश-जनता-पूज्यः, सौभाग्यशाली for सद्भाग्यो -- and its धनभावगत clause answers verse 98, with स्त्री, पुत्रादि सुखों से युक्त for जाया-सुतादिसुखसंयुतः, कामी for कामयुक्तो, धनी for धनी, विद्वान् for विद्वान् and जनप्रिय for लोकप्रियः. That last set also confirms the कामयुक्तो recovered from under the provenance stamp. All of this is the modern editor's own prose, quoted as corroborating apparatus only and never transcribed as BPHS content. ONE DEFECTIVE READING STANDS ON THIS PAGE AND IS LEFT EXACTLY AS PRINTED. At ref 25.95 the page sets अष्टमेशे भवे बाल्ये, and भवे names no house at all -- it means only "in the house". Every sibling verse in this chapter names its house, and the position of verse 95 in the eighth lord's round requires the 11th. The reading was checked at word level in scratchpad/q134-95w.png at 2.4x and the printed word is beyond doubt two aksharas, भ (the flat-bottomed left stroke joined by a bar to the stem) followed by व with the e-matra; there is no ला before it and nothing is broken or filled. The line also scans correctly as printed -- अ-ष्ट-मे-शे-भ-वे-बा-ल्ये is eight -- so this is not a dropped syllable but a substitution of one two-akshara word for another, most simply लाभे set as भवे. PRINTED PAGE १३५ REVISES THIS JUDGEMENT. At ref 25.107 the same edition sets भाग्येशे भवगेहस्थे where the ninth lord's round again requires the 11th, between दशमस्थे at 25.106 and रिष्फगे at 25.108; scratchpad/q135-107bhava.png at 4.6x reads भ, व, गे, ह, स्थे, with no subscript र, no a-matra over the भ and no ला before it, and that line too scans correctly as printed. Two independent occurrences of भव for the 11th house on consecutive pages make it far more likely that this recension itself names the 11th भव than that one compositor twice set the same wrong word, so भवे is no longer treated here as a certain compositor's error. PRINTED PAGE १३६ NARROWS THAT FURTHER. The editor's paragraph there glosses 25.107's भवगेहस्थे as लाभभावस्थ, just as he glosses this verse as एकादशभावस्थ and लाभस्थ -- that is, he silently reads लाभ at both places where his own text prints भव. He therefore does not himself recognise भव as a house-name, which rules out calling it the edition's own designation. What remains is that the form stands twice in the printed text, in two verses on consecutive pages, both metrically sound: best described as a reading INHERITED by this recension rather than as a slip of this printing, and silently normalised to लाभ by the editor whenever he comes to explain it. PRINTED PAGE १३७ ADDS A FURTHER DATUM: at ref 25.119 the same edition sets दशमेशे तु लाभस्थे, the standard name, in exactly the metrical slot where this verse and ref 25.107 put भव, so लाभस्थे is available to this printing and scans there -- भव is an occasional inherited variant, not a substitution forced by the fount or by the metre. The reading is retained exactly as printed either way, and the bracketed eleventh continues to follow the editor's own gloss. THE EDITOR SETTLES THE SENSE: his own paragraph lower down this same page glosses this verse as अष्टमेश एकादशभावस्थ हों तो जातक बचपन में दुखी और अन्त में सुखी होता है, and continues वहीं लाभस्थ अष्टमेश पापयुक्त हो तो जातक निर्धन, naming the 11th twice, once as एकादशभाव and once as लाभ. The printed भवे is kept in the sanskrit and iast fields; the English and Hindi render the 11th and say so in brackets. TWO READINGS DISPUTED ON EARLIER PAGES ARE CONFIRMED BY THIS ONE. (1) The page sets दीर्घायुष्मान् in full at ref 25.92 and दीर्घायुषावृतः at ref 25.95, both with a clean र्घ in the same fount, and the editor's first paragraph renders verse 89's clause as वह दीर्घजीवी होता है. Together they confirm that the दीर्यायुष्य printed at ref 25.89 on page १३३ is a compositor's error for दीर्घायुष्य. scratchpad/q134-95dv.png at 3.8x shows the control र्घ: repha above, and below it the घ's closed rounded loop enclosing a small crescent counter, which is nothing like the open crescent-and-hook of य. (2) The editor's first paragraph takes verse 87 as अष्टमेश सहजस्थ हो तो भ्रातृ-सौख्य रहित, दुर्बल, निर्भृत्य, और आलसी होता है. सहज is the 3rd house, and निर्भृत्य answers the verse's दासरहित clause for clause, which confirms that the वृतीयस्थे printed at ref 25.87 on page १३३ is a compositor's error for तृतीयस्थे. Two further glyph questions on this page were settled and proved NOT to be errors. At ref 25.92 the akshara closing दीर्घायुष्माञ् is ञ् and not न्: scratchpad/q134-92nya.png at 7.0x shows a closed oval loop joined to a right stem under a virama, where न् would show an open left curve with a leg. That is correct sandhi before the following ज of जनो, and the same page sets स्वल्पायुष्मान् with a plain न् at ref 25.96 before प, so the fount distinguishes the two and the compositor used them correctly. At ref 25.94 the compound is सौख्यदृग्युतिहीने with a ृ under the द, not दग्: scratchpad/q134-94drg.png at 2.7x shows the hook clearly, and the editor glosses the clause as शुभग्रह की दृष्टि या संयोग से विहीन -- दृष्टि for दृग्, संयोग for युति -- which is decisive. The scan carries the digitiser's provenance stamp -- "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- across the foot of the page, where on this page it lies directly over the second line of verse 98. See the note on morphological opening above for how that line was recovered. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so every 600 dpi render is an upscale and no amount of magnification recovers detail the scan never held. All readings above were therefore taken at or below native resolution -- reduced strips at 0.70x and line crops at 0.88x -- with high magnification reserved for adjudicating single glyphs. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  94. 25.94 सत्यापित

    Verse 94

    संस्कृत

    अष्टमेशे तु कर्मस्थे तातसौख्यसमुज्झितः । सौख्यदृग्युतिहीने तु पिशुनः कर्मवर्जितः ॥ ९४ ॥

    ashtameshe tu karmasthe taatasaukhyasamujjhitah | saukhyadrigyutiheene tu pishunah karmavarjitah || 94 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lord of the eighth stands in the tenth, the house of action, the man is forsaken by his father's happiness; and when that lord is devoid of the aspect and the conjunction of a benefic, he is a slanderer and without occupation.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    अष्टमेश यदि कर्मभाव (दशम) में हो तो जातक पितृसुख से रहित होता है; और वही अष्टमेश शुभग्रह की दृष्टि तथा युति से हीन हो तो वह चुगलखोर एवं कर्महीन होता है ।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 94. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.166, printed page १३४/134. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p134-166.png (600dpi, 3511x4942 -- wider again than page १३३'s 3130, the eighth different page width in eight pages, so every box was re-profiled from this page's own ink). On this page the two blocks do NOT share a margin: the verse block falls at x 1077-3212 and the editor's gloss at x 713-3389, the verses set to a markedly narrower measure and indented some 360 pixels inside the gloss's left margin. That is the reverse of page १३३, where verses and gloss ran to almost the same measure, and it is why the extents are taken afresh from every page and never inherited. The running head sits at the gloss margin, not the verse margin, which is what identifies the indent as real and not a skew. The page was read three times over: eight reduced strips scratchpad/p134-s1.png through p134-s8.png at 0.70x; then line by line at native resolution in fourteen crops scratchpad/q134-92L1.png through q134-98L2.png, each cut at box (1050, y0, 3260, y1) at 0.88x from a NumPy row-darkness band map of thirty-one bands; then at word level for the four disputed points, in scratchpad/q134-92nya.png at 7.0x, q134-94drg.png at 2.7x, q134-95w.png at 2.4x, q134-95dv.png at 3.8x and q134-98word_k7.png at 4.6x. The band map again separates root text from commentary by band height -- verse lines 124-153 pixels, the editor's Hindi gloss lines 82-115 -- and it lays the page out as: band 0 the running head; bands 1-6 the eight-line tail of the gloss paragraph carried over from the foot of printed page १३३ (bands 2 and 6 are each two lines merged); bands 7-15 verses 92 to 96 less their last line; band 16, 243 pixels tall, the last line of verse 96 merged with the opening line of a second gloss paragraph; bands 17-25 the rest of that paragraph; band 26 the editor's subheading; and bands 27-30 verses 97 and 98. तात is the father; सौख्य here stands for the benefic planet, दृग् for its aspect and युति for its conjunction, exactly as the editor glosses it. VERSE 98'S SECOND LINE LIES DIRECTLY UNDER THE DIGITISER'S PROVENANCE STAMP AND WAS RECOVERED BY MORPHOLOGICAL OPENING. Neither magnification nor thresholding separates the two, because the stamp's Latin is as black as the print; what separates them is stroke width -- the stamp's serif strokes run 8 to 12 pixels at this render, the Devanagari 25 to 40. A greyscale opening (PIL MaxFilter then MinFilter, kernel 7 to 13) therefore erases the Latin outright and leaves the Devanagari standing, and scratchpad/q134-98word_k7.png and q134-98k13.png are cut from the opened image. This is recorded as a general technique for this scan: wherever the stamp crosses a verse line, open before reading rather than zooming. Chapter 25 is laid out twelve verses to each lord of a house, each lord being run through the twelve houses beginning at the 1st: verses 85-96 belong to the lord of the 8th and 97-108 to the lord of the 9th. This page closes the eighth lord's round with verses 92 to 96, the 8th house through the 12th, and opens the ninth lord's round with verses 97 and 98, the 1st house and the 2nd. Verse 99 onward falls on printed page १३५/135. The editor heads the new run on this page with the subheading नवमेश-फल-- ("results of the navamesha", the lord of the 9th), set centred and with the hyphen he used in रोगेश-फल-- but omitted in अष्टमेशफल--. The verses themselves say भाग्येश, which is the same planet under its other name, so title and text agree in substance though not in word. The subheading is the editor's own apparatus and is recorded here, not transcribed as BPHS content. This page carries TWO complete gloss paragraphs and closes both. The first, eight printed lines standing above verse 92, resumes in mid-word the sentence that broke off at the foot of printed page १३३ -- that page ended "...बाहुबल-रहित, थोड़ी" and this one opens "सम्पत्ति वाला", giving थोड़ी सम्पत्ति वाला, "possessed of little wealth", which is verse 86's स्वल्पवित्तयुत. It runs "सम्पत्ति वाला, तथा नष्ट अर्थ की प्राप्ति करने वाला, होता है । अष्टमेश सहजस्थ हो तो भ्रातृ-सौख्य रहित, दुर्बल, निर्भृत्य, और आलसी होता है । सुखस्थ अष्टमेश हो तो मनुष्य मित्रद्रोही, मातृ, गृह, भूमि आदियों के सुख से वञ्चित रहने पर भी मस्त रहता है । अष्टमेश पञ्चमभावस्थ हो तो मनुष्य अल्प सन्तान वाला तथा धनी होता है । उसकी बुद्धि मन्द होती है और वह दीर्घजीवी होता है । शत्रुभावगत अष्टमेश हो तो जातक शत्रुओं का विजेता, बचपन में रुग्ण और जल तथा सर्प से उसे भय होता है । अष्टमेश सप्तमस्थ हो तो दो स्त्रियाँ होती हैं । सपाप वह सप्तमस्थ हो तो व्यापार में धनक्षय होता है ॥ ८५-९१ ॥" -- and with that closing it discharges in full the debt left open on printed page १३३, glossing verses 85 through 91 clause for clause. The second paragraph, ten printed lines running from the foot of band 16 to band 25, glosses this page's own verses: "अष्टमेश अष्टमस्थ हो तो मनुष्य दीर्घायु होता है उसे निर्बल रहने पर मध्यायु, चोर, तथा गुरुनिन्दक होता है । भाग्यस्थ अष्टमेश हो तो जातक महापापी, नास्तिक दूसरे की स्त्री, धन पर लालच करने वाला होता है । उसकी स्त्री दुष्टस्वभाव की होती है । अष्टमेश कर्मस्थ हो तो जातक को पितृसुख नहीं होता है । अष्टमेश यदि शुभग्रह की दृष्टि या संयोग से विहीन हो तो जातक चुगलखोर तथा निष्क्रिय होता है । अष्टमेश एकादशभावस्थ हों तो जातक बचपन में दुखी और अन्त में सुखी होता है । वहीं लाभस्थ अष्टमेश पापयुक्त हो तो जातक निर्धन, और शुभग्रहयुक्त हो तो दीर्घायु होता है । व्ययस्थ अष्टमेश हो तो मनुष्य दुष्कार्य में खर्च करने वाला होवे । पापयुक्त होनेपर विशेष रूप से उपर्युक्तफल, तथा स्वल्पायु उसे कहना चाहिए ॥ ९२-९६ ॥". Verses 97 and 98 were therefore left unglossed on this page. THAT DEBT IS NOW DISCHARGED: printed page १३५/135 opens the ninth lord's paragraph and closes it ॥ ९७-१०१ ॥, running "भाग्येश लग्नस्थ हो तो जातक रूपशीलसम्पन्न विद्वान् राजा तथा प्रजा दोनों का पूज्य तथा सौभाग्यशाली होता है । धनभावगत हो तो मनुष्य स्त्री, पुत्रादि सुखों से युक्त, कामी, धनी, विद्वान् तथा जनप्रिय होता है । भाग्येश तृतीयस्थ हो तो जातक रूपशील धन-सम्पन्न, गुणी तथा सोदरसुखयुक्त होता है । चतुर्थस्थ भाग्येश हो तो जातक मातृभक्त, सम्पत्ति, गृह, वाहन-सौख्यपूर्ण होता है । भाग्येश पञ्चमस्थ हो तो मनुष्य गुरुभक्त, धार्मिक, विद्वान् जनप्रिय तथा सौभाग्यशालीपुत्र से युक्त होता है ॥ ९७-१०१ ॥". Its लग्नस्थ clause answers verse 97 clause for clause -- रूपशीलसम्पन्न for रूपशीलयुतः, राजा तथा प्रजा दोनों का पूज्य for जनेश-जनता-पूज्यः, सौभाग्यशाली for सद्भाग्यो -- and its धनभावगत clause answers verse 98, with स्त्री, पुत्रादि सुखों से युक्त for जाया-सुतादिसुखसंयुतः, कामी for कामयुक्तो, धनी for धनी, विद्वान् for विद्वान् and जनप्रिय for लोकप्रियः. That last set also confirms the कामयुक्तो recovered from under the provenance stamp. All of this is the modern editor's own prose, quoted as corroborating apparatus only and never transcribed as BPHS content. ONE DEFECTIVE READING STANDS ON THIS PAGE AND IS LEFT EXACTLY AS PRINTED. At ref 25.95 the page sets अष्टमेशे भवे बाल्ये, and भवे names no house at all -- it means only "in the house". Every sibling verse in this chapter names its house, and the position of verse 95 in the eighth lord's round requires the 11th. The reading was checked at word level in scratchpad/q134-95w.png at 2.4x and the printed word is beyond doubt two aksharas, भ (the flat-bottomed left stroke joined by a bar to the stem) followed by व with the e-matra; there is no ला before it and nothing is broken or filled. The line also scans correctly as printed -- अ-ष्ट-मे-शे-भ-वे-बा-ल्ये is eight -- so this is not a dropped syllable but a substitution of one two-akshara word for another, most simply लाभे set as भवे. PRINTED PAGE १३५ REVISES THIS JUDGEMENT. At ref 25.107 the same edition sets भाग्येशे भवगेहस्थे where the ninth lord's round again requires the 11th, between दशमस्थे at 25.106 and रिष्फगे at 25.108; scratchpad/q135-107bhava.png at 4.6x reads भ, व, गे, ह, स्थे, with no subscript र, no a-matra over the भ and no ला before it, and that line too scans correctly as printed. Two independent occurrences of भव for the 11th house on consecutive pages make it far more likely that this recension itself names the 11th भव than that one compositor twice set the same wrong word, so भवे is no longer treated here as a certain compositor's error. PRINTED PAGE १३६ NARROWS THAT FURTHER. The editor's paragraph there glosses 25.107's भवगेहस्थे as लाभभावस्थ, just as he glosses this verse as एकादशभावस्थ and लाभस्थ -- that is, he silently reads लाभ at both places where his own text prints भव. He therefore does not himself recognise भव as a house-name, which rules out calling it the edition's own designation. What remains is that the form stands twice in the printed text, in two verses on consecutive pages, both metrically sound: best described as a reading INHERITED by this recension rather than as a slip of this printing, and silently normalised to लाभ by the editor whenever he comes to explain it. PRINTED PAGE १३७ ADDS A FURTHER DATUM: at ref 25.119 the same edition sets दशमेशे तु लाभस्थे, the standard name, in exactly the metrical slot where this verse and ref 25.107 put भव, so लाभस्थे is available to this printing and scans there -- भव is an occasional inherited variant, not a substitution forced by the fount or by the metre. The reading is retained exactly as printed either way, and the bracketed eleventh continues to follow the editor's own gloss. THE EDITOR SETTLES THE SENSE: his own paragraph lower down this same page glosses this verse as अष्टमेश एकादशभावस्थ हों तो जातक बचपन में दुखी और अन्त में सुखी होता है, and continues वहीं लाभस्थ अष्टमेश पापयुक्त हो तो जातक निर्धन, naming the 11th twice, once as एकादशभाव and once as लाभ. The printed भवे is kept in the sanskrit and iast fields; the English and Hindi render the 11th and say so in brackets. TWO READINGS DISPUTED ON EARLIER PAGES ARE CONFIRMED BY THIS ONE. (1) The page sets दीर्घायुष्मान् in full at ref 25.92 and दीर्घायुषावृतः at ref 25.95, both with a clean र्घ in the same fount, and the editor's first paragraph renders verse 89's clause as वह दीर्घजीवी होता है. Together they confirm that the दीर्यायुष्य printed at ref 25.89 on page १३३ is a compositor's error for दीर्घायुष्य. scratchpad/q134-95dv.png at 3.8x shows the control र्घ: repha above, and below it the घ's closed rounded loop enclosing a small crescent counter, which is nothing like the open crescent-and-hook of य. (2) The editor's first paragraph takes verse 87 as अष्टमेश सहजस्थ हो तो भ्रातृ-सौख्य रहित, दुर्बल, निर्भृत्य, और आलसी होता है. सहज is the 3rd house, and निर्भृत्य answers the verse's दासरहित clause for clause, which confirms that the वृतीयस्थे printed at ref 25.87 on page १३३ is a compositor's error for तृतीयस्थे. Two further glyph questions on this page were settled and proved NOT to be errors. At ref 25.92 the akshara closing दीर्घायुष्माञ् is ञ् and not न्: scratchpad/q134-92nya.png at 7.0x shows a closed oval loop joined to a right stem under a virama, where न् would show an open left curve with a leg. That is correct sandhi before the following ज of जनो, and the same page sets स्वल्पायुष्मान् with a plain न् at ref 25.96 before प, so the fount distinguishes the two and the compositor used them correctly. At ref 25.94 the compound is सौख्यदृग्युतिहीने with a ृ under the द, not दग्: scratchpad/q134-94drg.png at 2.7x shows the hook clearly, and the editor glosses the clause as शुभग्रह की दृष्टि या संयोग से विहीन -- दृष्टि for दृग्, संयोग for युति -- which is decisive. The scan carries the digitiser's provenance stamp -- "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- across the foot of the page, where on this page it lies directly over the second line of verse 98. See the note on morphological opening above for how that line was recovered. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so every 600 dpi render is an upscale and no amount of magnification recovers detail the scan never held. All readings above were therefore taken at or below native resolution -- reduced strips at 0.70x and line crops at 0.88x -- with high magnification reserved for adjudicating single glyphs. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  95. 25.95 सत्यापित

    Verse 95

    संस्कृत

    अष्टमेशे भवे बाल्ये दुःखी चान्ते सुखी नरः । निःस्वः क्रूरयुते, सौम्ययुक्ते दीर्घायुषावृतः ॥ ९५ ॥

    ashtameshe bhave baalye duhkhee chaante sukhee narah | nihsvah kroorayute, saumyayukte deerghaayushaavritah || 95 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lord of the eighth stands in the [eleventh] house, the man is unhappy in childhood and happy at the last; if that lord is joined to a malefic he is destitute, and if joined to a benefic he is compassed about with long life.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    अष्टमेश यदि [एकादश] भाव में हो तो मनुष्य बचपन में दुःखी और अन्त में सुखी होता है; वही पापग्रह से युक्त हो तो निर्धन, और शुभग्रह से युक्त हो तो दीर्घायु से युक्त होता है ।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 95. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.166, printed page १३४/134. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p134-166.png (600dpi, 3511x4942 -- wider again than page १३३'s 3130, the eighth different page width in eight pages, so every box was re-profiled from this page's own ink). On this page the two blocks do NOT share a margin: the verse block falls at x 1077-3212 and the editor's gloss at x 713-3389, the verses set to a markedly narrower measure and indented some 360 pixels inside the gloss's left margin. That is the reverse of page १३३, where verses and gloss ran to almost the same measure, and it is why the extents are taken afresh from every page and never inherited. The running head sits at the gloss margin, not the verse margin, which is what identifies the indent as real and not a skew. The page was read three times over: eight reduced strips scratchpad/p134-s1.png through p134-s8.png at 0.70x; then line by line at native resolution in fourteen crops scratchpad/q134-92L1.png through q134-98L2.png, each cut at box (1050, y0, 3260, y1) at 0.88x from a NumPy row-darkness band map of thirty-one bands; then at word level for the four disputed points, in scratchpad/q134-92nya.png at 7.0x, q134-94drg.png at 2.7x, q134-95w.png at 2.4x, q134-95dv.png at 3.8x and q134-98word_k7.png at 4.6x. The band map again separates root text from commentary by band height -- verse lines 124-153 pixels, the editor's Hindi gloss lines 82-115 -- and it lays the page out as: band 0 the running head; bands 1-6 the eight-line tail of the gloss paragraph carried over from the foot of printed page १३३ (bands 2 and 6 are each two lines merged); bands 7-15 verses 92 to 96 less their last line; band 16, 243 pixels tall, the last line of verse 96 merged with the opening line of a second gloss paragraph; bands 17-25 the rest of that paragraph; band 26 the editor's subheading; and bands 27-30 verses 97 and 98. The printed भवे names no house; the bracketed eleventh follows the editor's own gloss and the position of the verse in the round -- see the note on the defective reading below. The comma after क्रूरयुते is the page's own punctuation and is kept. VERSE 98'S SECOND LINE LIES DIRECTLY UNDER THE DIGITISER'S PROVENANCE STAMP AND WAS RECOVERED BY MORPHOLOGICAL OPENING. Neither magnification nor thresholding separates the two, because the stamp's Latin is as black as the print; what separates them is stroke width -- the stamp's serif strokes run 8 to 12 pixels at this render, the Devanagari 25 to 40. A greyscale opening (PIL MaxFilter then MinFilter, kernel 7 to 13) therefore erases the Latin outright and leaves the Devanagari standing, and scratchpad/q134-98word_k7.png and q134-98k13.png are cut from the opened image. This is recorded as a general technique for this scan: wherever the stamp crosses a verse line, open before reading rather than zooming. Chapter 25 is laid out twelve verses to each lord of a house, each lord being run through the twelve houses beginning at the 1st: verses 85-96 belong to the lord of the 8th and 97-108 to the lord of the 9th. This page closes the eighth lord's round with verses 92 to 96, the 8th house through the 12th, and opens the ninth lord's round with verses 97 and 98, the 1st house and the 2nd. Verse 99 onward falls on printed page १३५/135. The editor heads the new run on this page with the subheading नवमेश-फल-- ("results of the navamesha", the lord of the 9th), set centred and with the hyphen he used in रोगेश-फल-- but omitted in अष्टमेशफल--. The verses themselves say भाग्येश, which is the same planet under its other name, so title and text agree in substance though not in word. The subheading is the editor's own apparatus and is recorded here, not transcribed as BPHS content. This page carries TWO complete gloss paragraphs and closes both. The first, eight printed lines standing above verse 92, resumes in mid-word the sentence that broke off at the foot of printed page १३३ -- that page ended "...बाहुबल-रहित, थोड़ी" and this one opens "सम्पत्ति वाला", giving थोड़ी सम्पत्ति वाला, "possessed of little wealth", which is verse 86's स्वल्पवित्तयुत. It runs "सम्पत्ति वाला, तथा नष्ट अर्थ की प्राप्ति करने वाला, होता है । अष्टमेश सहजस्थ हो तो भ्रातृ-सौख्य रहित, दुर्बल, निर्भृत्य, और आलसी होता है । सुखस्थ अष्टमेश हो तो मनुष्य मित्रद्रोही, मातृ, गृह, भूमि आदियों के सुख से वञ्चित रहने पर भी मस्त रहता है । अष्टमेश पञ्चमभावस्थ हो तो मनुष्य अल्प सन्तान वाला तथा धनी होता है । उसकी बुद्धि मन्द होती है और वह दीर्घजीवी होता है । शत्रुभावगत अष्टमेश हो तो जातक शत्रुओं का विजेता, बचपन में रुग्ण और जल तथा सर्प से उसे भय होता है । अष्टमेश सप्तमस्थ हो तो दो स्त्रियाँ होती हैं । सपाप वह सप्तमस्थ हो तो व्यापार में धनक्षय होता है ॥ ८५-९१ ॥" -- and with that closing it discharges in full the debt left open on printed page १३३, glossing verses 85 through 91 clause for clause. The second paragraph, ten printed lines running from the foot of band 16 to band 25, glosses this page's own verses: "अष्टमेश अष्टमस्थ हो तो मनुष्य दीर्घायु होता है उसे निर्बल रहने पर मध्यायु, चोर, तथा गुरुनिन्दक होता है । भाग्यस्थ अष्टमेश हो तो जातक महापापी, नास्तिक दूसरे की स्त्री, धन पर लालच करने वाला होता है । उसकी स्त्री दुष्टस्वभाव की होती है । अष्टमेश कर्मस्थ हो तो जातक को पितृसुख नहीं होता है । अष्टमेश यदि शुभग्रह की दृष्टि या संयोग से विहीन हो तो जातक चुगलखोर तथा निष्क्रिय होता है । अष्टमेश एकादशभावस्थ हों तो जातक बचपन में दुखी और अन्त में सुखी होता है । वहीं लाभस्थ अष्टमेश पापयुक्त हो तो जातक निर्धन, और शुभग्रहयुक्त हो तो दीर्घायु होता है । व्ययस्थ अष्टमेश हो तो मनुष्य दुष्कार्य में खर्च करने वाला होवे । पापयुक्त होनेपर विशेष रूप से उपर्युक्तफल, तथा स्वल्पायु उसे कहना चाहिए ॥ ९२-९६ ॥". Verses 97 and 98 were therefore left unglossed on this page. THAT DEBT IS NOW DISCHARGED: printed page १३५/135 opens the ninth lord's paragraph and closes it ॥ ९७-१०१ ॥, running "भाग्येश लग्नस्थ हो तो जातक रूपशीलसम्पन्न विद्वान् राजा तथा प्रजा दोनों का पूज्य तथा सौभाग्यशाली होता है । धनभावगत हो तो मनुष्य स्त्री, पुत्रादि सुखों से युक्त, कामी, धनी, विद्वान् तथा जनप्रिय होता है । भाग्येश तृतीयस्थ हो तो जातक रूपशील धन-सम्पन्न, गुणी तथा सोदरसुखयुक्त होता है । चतुर्थस्थ भाग्येश हो तो जातक मातृभक्त, सम्पत्ति, गृह, वाहन-सौख्यपूर्ण होता है । भाग्येश पञ्चमस्थ हो तो मनुष्य गुरुभक्त, धार्मिक, विद्वान् जनप्रिय तथा सौभाग्यशालीपुत्र से युक्त होता है ॥ ९७-१०१ ॥". Its लग्नस्थ clause answers verse 97 clause for clause -- रूपशीलसम्पन्न for रूपशीलयुतः, राजा तथा प्रजा दोनों का पूज्य for जनेश-जनता-पूज्यः, सौभाग्यशाली for सद्भाग्यो -- and its धनभावगत clause answers verse 98, with स्त्री, पुत्रादि सुखों से युक्त for जाया-सुतादिसुखसंयुतः, कामी for कामयुक्तो, धनी for धनी, विद्वान् for विद्वान् and जनप्रिय for लोकप्रियः. That last set also confirms the कामयुक्तो recovered from under the provenance stamp. All of this is the modern editor's own prose, quoted as corroborating apparatus only and never transcribed as BPHS content. ONE DEFECTIVE READING STANDS ON THIS PAGE AND IS LEFT EXACTLY AS PRINTED. At ref 25.95 the page sets अष्टमेशे भवे बाल्ये, and भवे names no house at all -- it means only "in the house". Every sibling verse in this chapter names its house, and the position of verse 95 in the eighth lord's round requires the 11th. The reading was checked at word level in scratchpad/q134-95w.png at 2.4x and the printed word is beyond doubt two aksharas, भ (the flat-bottomed left stroke joined by a bar to the stem) followed by व with the e-matra; there is no ला before it and nothing is broken or filled. The line also scans correctly as printed -- अ-ष्ट-मे-शे-भ-वे-बा-ल्ये is eight -- so this is not a dropped syllable but a substitution of one two-akshara word for another, most simply लाभे set as भवे. PRINTED PAGE १३५ REVISES THIS JUDGEMENT. At ref 25.107 the same edition sets भाग्येशे भवगेहस्थे where the ninth lord's round again requires the 11th, between दशमस्थे at 25.106 and रिष्फगे at 25.108; scratchpad/q135-107bhava.png at 4.6x reads भ, व, गे, ह, स्थे, with no subscript र, no a-matra over the भ and no ला before it, and that line too scans correctly as printed. Two independent occurrences of भव for the 11th house on consecutive pages make it far more likely that this recension itself names the 11th भव than that one compositor twice set the same wrong word, so भवे is no longer treated here as a certain compositor's error. PRINTED PAGE १३६ NARROWS THAT FURTHER. The editor's paragraph there glosses 25.107's भवगेहस्थे as लाभभावस्थ, just as he glosses this verse as एकादशभावस्थ and लाभस्थ -- that is, he silently reads लाभ at both places where his own text prints भव. He therefore does not himself recognise भव as a house-name, which rules out calling it the edition's own designation. What remains is that the form stands twice in the printed text, in two verses on consecutive pages, both metrically sound: best described as a reading INHERITED by this recension rather than as a slip of this printing, and silently normalised to लाभ by the editor whenever he comes to explain it. PRINTED PAGE १३७ ADDS A FURTHER DATUM: at ref 25.119 the same edition sets दशमेशे तु लाभस्थे, the standard name, in exactly the metrical slot where this verse and ref 25.107 put भव, so लाभस्थे is available to this printing and scans there -- भव is an occasional inherited variant, not a substitution forced by the fount or by the metre. The reading is retained exactly as printed either way, and the bracketed eleventh continues to follow the editor's own gloss. THE EDITOR SETTLES THE SENSE: his own paragraph lower down this same page glosses this verse as अष्टमेश एकादशभावस्थ हों तो जातक बचपन में दुखी और अन्त में सुखी होता है, and continues वहीं लाभस्थ अष्टमेश पापयुक्त हो तो जातक निर्धन, naming the 11th twice, once as एकादशभाव and once as लाभ. The printed भवे is kept in the sanskrit and iast fields; the English and Hindi render the 11th and say so in brackets. TWO READINGS DISPUTED ON EARLIER PAGES ARE CONFIRMED BY THIS ONE. (1) The page sets दीर्घायुष्मान् in full at ref 25.92 and दीर्घायुषावृतः at ref 25.95, both with a clean र्घ in the same fount, and the editor's first paragraph renders verse 89's clause as वह दीर्घजीवी होता है. Together they confirm that the दीर्यायुष्य printed at ref 25.89 on page १३३ is a compositor's error for दीर्घायुष्य. scratchpad/q134-95dv.png at 3.8x shows the control र्घ: repha above, and below it the घ's closed rounded loop enclosing a small crescent counter, which is nothing like the open crescent-and-hook of य. (2) The editor's first paragraph takes verse 87 as अष्टमेश सहजस्थ हो तो भ्रातृ-सौख्य रहित, दुर्बल, निर्भृत्य, और आलसी होता है. सहज is the 3rd house, and निर्भृत्य answers the verse's दासरहित clause for clause, which confirms that the वृतीयस्थे printed at ref 25.87 on page १३३ is a compositor's error for तृतीयस्थे. Two further glyph questions on this page were settled and proved NOT to be errors. At ref 25.92 the akshara closing दीर्घायुष्माञ् is ञ् and not न्: scratchpad/q134-92nya.png at 7.0x shows a closed oval loop joined to a right stem under a virama, where न् would show an open left curve with a leg. That is correct sandhi before the following ज of जनो, and the same page sets स्वल्पायुष्मान् with a plain न् at ref 25.96 before प, so the fount distinguishes the two and the compositor used them correctly. At ref 25.94 the compound is सौख्यदृग्युतिहीने with a ृ under the द, not दग्: scratchpad/q134-94drg.png at 2.7x shows the hook clearly, and the editor glosses the clause as शुभग्रह की दृष्टि या संयोग से विहीन -- दृष्टि for दृग्, संयोग for युति -- which is decisive. The scan carries the digitiser's provenance stamp -- "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- across the foot of the page, where on this page it lies directly over the second line of verse 98. See the note on morphological opening above for how that line was recovered. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so every 600 dpi render is an upscale and no amount of magnification recovers detail the scan never held. All readings above were therefore taken at or below native resolution -- reduced strips at 0.70x and line crops at 0.88x -- with high magnification reserved for adjudicating single glyphs. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  96. 25.96 सत्यापित

    Verse 96

    संस्कृत

    अष्टमेशे व्ययस्थे तु नरः स्याद् दुष्कृतौ व्ययी । क्रूरयुक्ते विशेषेण स्वल्पायुष्मान् प्रजायते ॥ ९६ ॥

    ashtameshe vyayasthe tu narah syaad dushkritau vyayee | kroorayukte visheshena svalpaayushmaan prajaayate || 96 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lord of the eighth stands in the twelfth, the man spends his substance upon evil deeds; and when that lord is joined to a malefic he is born, more especially, short of life.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    अष्टमेश यदि व्ययभाव (द्वादश) में हो तो मनुष्य दुष्कर्मों में धन व्यय करने वाला होता है; और वही पापग्रह से युक्त हो तो विशेष रूप से अल्पायु होता है ।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 96. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.166, printed page १३४/134. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p134-166.png (600dpi, 3511x4942 -- wider again than page १३३'s 3130, the eighth different page width in eight pages, so every box was re-profiled from this page's own ink). On this page the two blocks do NOT share a margin: the verse block falls at x 1077-3212 and the editor's gloss at x 713-3389, the verses set to a markedly narrower measure and indented some 360 pixels inside the gloss's left margin. That is the reverse of page १३३, where verses and gloss ran to almost the same measure, and it is why the extents are taken afresh from every page and never inherited. The running head sits at the gloss margin, not the verse margin, which is what identifies the indent as real and not a skew. The page was read three times over: eight reduced strips scratchpad/p134-s1.png through p134-s8.png at 0.70x; then line by line at native resolution in fourteen crops scratchpad/q134-92L1.png through q134-98L2.png, each cut at box (1050, y0, 3260, y1) at 0.88x from a NumPy row-darkness band map of thirty-one bands; then at word level for the four disputed points, in scratchpad/q134-92nya.png at 7.0x, q134-94drg.png at 2.7x, q134-95w.png at 2.4x, q134-95dv.png at 3.8x and q134-98word_k7.png at 4.6x. The band map again separates root text from commentary by band height -- verse lines 124-153 pixels, the editor's Hindi gloss lines 82-115 -- and it lays the page out as: band 0 the running head; bands 1-6 the eight-line tail of the gloss paragraph carried over from the foot of printed page १३३ (bands 2 and 6 are each two lines merged); bands 7-15 verses 92 to 96 less their last line; band 16, 243 pixels tall, the last line of verse 96 merged with the opening line of a second gloss paragraph; bands 17-25 the rest of that paragraph; band 26 the editor's subheading; and bands 27-30 verses 97 and 98. दुष्कृतौ is the locative of दुष्कृति, an evil deed; the editor renders it दुष्कार्य में खर्च करने वाला. This verse closes the eighth lord's round of twelve. VERSE 98'S SECOND LINE LIES DIRECTLY UNDER THE DIGITISER'S PROVENANCE STAMP AND WAS RECOVERED BY MORPHOLOGICAL OPENING. Neither magnification nor thresholding separates the two, because the stamp's Latin is as black as the print; what separates them is stroke width -- the stamp's serif strokes run 8 to 12 pixels at this render, the Devanagari 25 to 40. A greyscale opening (PIL MaxFilter then MinFilter, kernel 7 to 13) therefore erases the Latin outright and leaves the Devanagari standing, and scratchpad/q134-98word_k7.png and q134-98k13.png are cut from the opened image. This is recorded as a general technique for this scan: wherever the stamp crosses a verse line, open before reading rather than zooming. Chapter 25 is laid out twelve verses to each lord of a house, each lord being run through the twelve houses beginning at the 1st: verses 85-96 belong to the lord of the 8th and 97-108 to the lord of the 9th. This page closes the eighth lord's round with verses 92 to 96, the 8th house through the 12th, and opens the ninth lord's round with verses 97 and 98, the 1st house and the 2nd. Verse 99 onward falls on printed page १३५/135. The editor heads the new run on this page with the subheading नवमेश-फल-- ("results of the navamesha", the lord of the 9th), set centred and with the hyphen he used in रोगेश-फल-- but omitted in अष्टमेशफल--. The verses themselves say भाग्येश, which is the same planet under its other name, so title and text agree in substance though not in word. The subheading is the editor's own apparatus and is recorded here, not transcribed as BPHS content. This page carries TWO complete gloss paragraphs and closes both. The first, eight printed lines standing above verse 92, resumes in mid-word the sentence that broke off at the foot of printed page १३३ -- that page ended "...बाहुबल-रहित, थोड़ी" and this one opens "सम्पत्ति वाला", giving थोड़ी सम्पत्ति वाला, "possessed of little wealth", which is verse 86's स्वल्पवित्तयुत. It runs "सम्पत्ति वाला, तथा नष्ट अर्थ की प्राप्ति करने वाला, होता है । अष्टमेश सहजस्थ हो तो भ्रातृ-सौख्य रहित, दुर्बल, निर्भृत्य, और आलसी होता है । सुखस्थ अष्टमेश हो तो मनुष्य मित्रद्रोही, मातृ, गृह, भूमि आदियों के सुख से वञ्चित रहने पर भी मस्त रहता है । अष्टमेश पञ्चमभावस्थ हो तो मनुष्य अल्प सन्तान वाला तथा धनी होता है । उसकी बुद्धि मन्द होती है और वह दीर्घजीवी होता है । शत्रुभावगत अष्टमेश हो तो जातक शत्रुओं का विजेता, बचपन में रुग्ण और जल तथा सर्प से उसे भय होता है । अष्टमेश सप्तमस्थ हो तो दो स्त्रियाँ होती हैं । सपाप वह सप्तमस्थ हो तो व्यापार में धनक्षय होता है ॥ ८५-९१ ॥" -- and with that closing it discharges in full the debt left open on printed page १३३, glossing verses 85 through 91 clause for clause. The second paragraph, ten printed lines running from the foot of band 16 to band 25, glosses this page's own verses: "अष्टमेश अष्टमस्थ हो तो मनुष्य दीर्घायु होता है उसे निर्बल रहने पर मध्यायु, चोर, तथा गुरुनिन्दक होता है । भाग्यस्थ अष्टमेश हो तो जातक महापापी, नास्तिक दूसरे की स्त्री, धन पर लालच करने वाला होता है । उसकी स्त्री दुष्टस्वभाव की होती है । अष्टमेश कर्मस्थ हो तो जातक को पितृसुख नहीं होता है । अष्टमेश यदि शुभग्रह की दृष्टि या संयोग से विहीन हो तो जातक चुगलखोर तथा निष्क्रिय होता है । अष्टमेश एकादशभावस्थ हों तो जातक बचपन में दुखी और अन्त में सुखी होता है । वहीं लाभस्थ अष्टमेश पापयुक्त हो तो जातक निर्धन, और शुभग्रहयुक्त हो तो दीर्घायु होता है । व्ययस्थ अष्टमेश हो तो मनुष्य दुष्कार्य में खर्च करने वाला होवे । पापयुक्त होनेपर विशेष रूप से उपर्युक्तफल, तथा स्वल्पायु उसे कहना चाहिए ॥ ९२-९६ ॥". Verses 97 and 98 were therefore left unglossed on this page. THAT DEBT IS NOW DISCHARGED: printed page १३५/135 opens the ninth lord's paragraph and closes it ॥ ९७-१०१ ॥, running "भाग्येश लग्नस्थ हो तो जातक रूपशीलसम्पन्न विद्वान् राजा तथा प्रजा दोनों का पूज्य तथा सौभाग्यशाली होता है । धनभावगत हो तो मनुष्य स्त्री, पुत्रादि सुखों से युक्त, कामी, धनी, विद्वान् तथा जनप्रिय होता है । भाग्येश तृतीयस्थ हो तो जातक रूपशील धन-सम्पन्न, गुणी तथा सोदरसुखयुक्त होता है । चतुर्थस्थ भाग्येश हो तो जातक मातृभक्त, सम्पत्ति, गृह, वाहन-सौख्यपूर्ण होता है । भाग्येश पञ्चमस्थ हो तो मनुष्य गुरुभक्त, धार्मिक, विद्वान् जनप्रिय तथा सौभाग्यशालीपुत्र से युक्त होता है ॥ ९७-१०१ ॥". Its लग्नस्थ clause answers verse 97 clause for clause -- रूपशीलसम्पन्न for रूपशीलयुतः, राजा तथा प्रजा दोनों का पूज्य for जनेश-जनता-पूज्यः, सौभाग्यशाली for सद्भाग्यो -- and its धनभावगत clause answers verse 98, with स्त्री, पुत्रादि सुखों से युक्त for जाया-सुतादिसुखसंयुतः, कामी for कामयुक्तो, धनी for धनी, विद्वान् for विद्वान् and जनप्रिय for लोकप्रियः. That last set also confirms the कामयुक्तो recovered from under the provenance stamp. All of this is the modern editor's own prose, quoted as corroborating apparatus only and never transcribed as BPHS content. ONE DEFECTIVE READING STANDS ON THIS PAGE AND IS LEFT EXACTLY AS PRINTED. At ref 25.95 the page sets अष्टमेशे भवे बाल्ये, and भवे names no house at all -- it means only "in the house". Every sibling verse in this chapter names its house, and the position of verse 95 in the eighth lord's round requires the 11th. The reading was checked at word level in scratchpad/q134-95w.png at 2.4x and the printed word is beyond doubt two aksharas, भ (the flat-bottomed left stroke joined by a bar to the stem) followed by व with the e-matra; there is no ला before it and nothing is broken or filled. The line also scans correctly as printed -- अ-ष्ट-मे-शे-भ-वे-बा-ल्ये is eight -- so this is not a dropped syllable but a substitution of one two-akshara word for another, most simply लाभे set as भवे. PRINTED PAGE १३५ REVISES THIS JUDGEMENT. At ref 25.107 the same edition sets भाग्येशे भवगेहस्थे where the ninth lord's round again requires the 11th, between दशमस्थे at 25.106 and रिष्फगे at 25.108; scratchpad/q135-107bhava.png at 4.6x reads भ, व, गे, ह, स्थे, with no subscript र, no a-matra over the भ and no ला before it, and that line too scans correctly as printed. Two independent occurrences of भव for the 11th house on consecutive pages make it far more likely that this recension itself names the 11th भव than that one compositor twice set the same wrong word, so भवे is no longer treated here as a certain compositor's error. PRINTED PAGE १३६ NARROWS THAT FURTHER. The editor's paragraph there glosses 25.107's भवगेहस्थे as लाभभावस्थ, just as he glosses this verse as एकादशभावस्थ and लाभस्थ -- that is, he silently reads लाभ at both places where his own text prints भव. He therefore does not himself recognise भव as a house-name, which rules out calling it the edition's own designation. What remains is that the form stands twice in the printed text, in two verses on consecutive pages, both metrically sound: best described as a reading INHERITED by this recension rather than as a slip of this printing, and silently normalised to लाभ by the editor whenever he comes to explain it. PRINTED PAGE १३७ ADDS A FURTHER DATUM: at ref 25.119 the same edition sets दशमेशे तु लाभस्थे, the standard name, in exactly the metrical slot where this verse and ref 25.107 put भव, so लाभस्थे is available to this printing and scans there -- भव is an occasional inherited variant, not a substitution forced by the fount or by the metre. The reading is retained exactly as printed either way, and the bracketed eleventh continues to follow the editor's own gloss. THE EDITOR SETTLES THE SENSE: his own paragraph lower down this same page glosses this verse as अष्टमेश एकादशभावस्थ हों तो जातक बचपन में दुखी और अन्त में सुखी होता है, and continues वहीं लाभस्थ अष्टमेश पापयुक्त हो तो जातक निर्धन, naming the 11th twice, once as एकादशभाव and once as लाभ. The printed भवे is kept in the sanskrit and iast fields; the English and Hindi render the 11th and say so in brackets. TWO READINGS DISPUTED ON EARLIER PAGES ARE CONFIRMED BY THIS ONE. (1) The page sets दीर्घायुष्मान् in full at ref 25.92 and दीर्घायुषावृतः at ref 25.95, both with a clean र्घ in the same fount, and the editor's first paragraph renders verse 89's clause as वह दीर्घजीवी होता है. Together they confirm that the दीर्यायुष्य printed at ref 25.89 on page १३३ is a compositor's error for दीर्घायुष्य. scratchpad/q134-95dv.png at 3.8x shows the control र्घ: repha above, and below it the घ's closed rounded loop enclosing a small crescent counter, which is nothing like the open crescent-and-hook of य. (2) The editor's first paragraph takes verse 87 as अष्टमेश सहजस्थ हो तो भ्रातृ-सौख्य रहित, दुर्बल, निर्भृत्य, और आलसी होता है. सहज is the 3rd house, and निर्भृत्य answers the verse's दासरहित clause for clause, which confirms that the वृतीयस्थे printed at ref 25.87 on page १३३ is a compositor's error for तृतीयस्थे. Two further glyph questions on this page were settled and proved NOT to be errors. At ref 25.92 the akshara closing दीर्घायुष्माञ् is ञ् and not न्: scratchpad/q134-92nya.png at 7.0x shows a closed oval loop joined to a right stem under a virama, where न् would show an open left curve with a leg. That is correct sandhi before the following ज of जनो, and the same page sets स्वल्पायुष्मान् with a plain न् at ref 25.96 before प, so the fount distinguishes the two and the compositor used them correctly. At ref 25.94 the compound is सौख्यदृग्युतिहीने with a ृ under the द, not दग्: scratchpad/q134-94drg.png at 2.7x shows the hook clearly, and the editor glosses the clause as शुभग्रह की दृष्टि या संयोग से विहीन -- दृष्टि for दृग्, संयोग for युति -- which is decisive. The scan carries the digitiser's provenance stamp -- "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- across the foot of the page, where on this page it lies directly over the second line of verse 98. See the note on morphological opening above for how that line was recovered. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so every 600 dpi render is an upscale and no amount of magnification recovers detail the scan never held. All readings above were therefore taken at or below native resolution -- reduced strips at 0.70x and line crops at 0.88x -- with high magnification reserved for adjudicating single glyphs. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  97. 25.97 सत्यापित

    Verse 97

    संस्कृत

    भाग्येशे तनुभावस्थे रूपशीलयुतः सुधीः । जनेश-जनता-पूज्यः सद्भाग्यो जायते जनः ॥ ९७ ॥

    bhaagyeshe tanubhaavasthe roopasheelayutah sudheeh | janesha-janataa-poojyah sadbhaagyo jaayate janah || 97 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lord of the ninth stands in the first house, the man is endowed with beauty and with good conduct and is of sound understanding; he is honoured by the lord of men and by the people alike, and is born to good fortune.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    भाग्येश (नवमेश) यदि तनुभाव (लग्न) में हो तो जातक रूप तथा शील से युक्त और सुबुद्धि वाला होता है; वह जनेश (राजा) तथा जनता दोनों का पूज्य एवं सौभाग्यशाली होता है ।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 97. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.166, printed page १३४/134. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p134-166.png (600dpi, 3511x4942 -- wider again than page १३३'s 3130, the eighth different page width in eight pages, so every box was re-profiled from this page's own ink). On this page the two blocks do NOT share a margin: the verse block falls at x 1077-3212 and the editor's gloss at x 713-3389, the verses set to a markedly narrower measure and indented some 360 pixels inside the gloss's left margin. That is the reverse of page १३३, where verses and gloss ran to almost the same measure, and it is why the extents are taken afresh from every page and never inherited. The running head sits at the gloss margin, not the verse margin, which is what identifies the indent as real and not a skew. The page was read three times over: eight reduced strips scratchpad/p134-s1.png through p134-s8.png at 0.70x; then line by line at native resolution in fourteen crops scratchpad/q134-92L1.png through q134-98L2.png, each cut at box (1050, y0, 3260, y1) at 0.88x from a NumPy row-darkness band map of thirty-one bands; then at word level for the four disputed points, in scratchpad/q134-92nya.png at 7.0x, q134-94drg.png at 2.7x, q134-95w.png at 2.4x, q134-95dv.png at 3.8x and q134-98word_k7.png at 4.6x. The band map again separates root text from commentary by band height -- verse lines 124-153 pixels, the editor's Hindi gloss lines 82-115 -- and it lays the page out as: band 0 the running head; bands 1-6 the eight-line tail of the gloss paragraph carried over from the foot of printed page १३३ (bands 2 and 6 are each two lines merged); bands 7-15 verses 92 to 96 less their last line; band 16, 243 pixels tall, the last line of verse 96 merged with the opening line of a second gloss paragraph; bands 17-25 the rest of that paragraph; band 26 the editor's subheading; and bands 27-30 verses 97 and 98. This verse opens the ninth lord's round. जनेश is the lord of men, the king; the printed hyphens in जनेश-जनता-पूज्यः are the page's own and are mirrored into the IAST. VERSE 98'S SECOND LINE LIES DIRECTLY UNDER THE DIGITISER'S PROVENANCE STAMP AND WAS RECOVERED BY MORPHOLOGICAL OPENING. Neither magnification nor thresholding separates the two, because the stamp's Latin is as black as the print; what separates them is stroke width -- the stamp's serif strokes run 8 to 12 pixels at this render, the Devanagari 25 to 40. A greyscale opening (PIL MaxFilter then MinFilter, kernel 7 to 13) therefore erases the Latin outright and leaves the Devanagari standing, and scratchpad/q134-98word_k7.png and q134-98k13.png are cut from the opened image. This is recorded as a general technique for this scan: wherever the stamp crosses a verse line, open before reading rather than zooming. Chapter 25 is laid out twelve verses to each lord of a house, each lord being run through the twelve houses beginning at the 1st: verses 85-96 belong to the lord of the 8th and 97-108 to the lord of the 9th. This page closes the eighth lord's round with verses 92 to 96, the 8th house through the 12th, and opens the ninth lord's round with verses 97 and 98, the 1st house and the 2nd. Verse 99 onward falls on printed page १३५/135. The editor heads the new run on this page with the subheading नवमेश-फल-- ("results of the navamesha", the lord of the 9th), set centred and with the hyphen he used in रोगेश-फल-- but omitted in अष्टमेशफल--. The verses themselves say भाग्येश, which is the same planet under its other name, so title and text agree in substance though not in word. The subheading is the editor's own apparatus and is recorded here, not transcribed as BPHS content. This page carries TWO complete gloss paragraphs and closes both. The first, eight printed lines standing above verse 92, resumes in mid-word the sentence that broke off at the foot of printed page १३३ -- that page ended "...बाहुबल-रहित, थोड़ी" and this one opens "सम्पत्ति वाला", giving थोड़ी सम्पत्ति वाला, "possessed of little wealth", which is verse 86's स्वल्पवित्तयुत. It runs "सम्पत्ति वाला, तथा नष्ट अर्थ की प्राप्ति करने वाला, होता है । अष्टमेश सहजस्थ हो तो भ्रातृ-सौख्य रहित, दुर्बल, निर्भृत्य, और आलसी होता है । सुखस्थ अष्टमेश हो तो मनुष्य मित्रद्रोही, मातृ, गृह, भूमि आदियों के सुख से वञ्चित रहने पर भी मस्त रहता है । अष्टमेश पञ्चमभावस्थ हो तो मनुष्य अल्प सन्तान वाला तथा धनी होता है । उसकी बुद्धि मन्द होती है और वह दीर्घजीवी होता है । शत्रुभावगत अष्टमेश हो तो जातक शत्रुओं का विजेता, बचपन में रुग्ण और जल तथा सर्प से उसे भय होता है । अष्टमेश सप्तमस्थ हो तो दो स्त्रियाँ होती हैं । सपाप वह सप्तमस्थ हो तो व्यापार में धनक्षय होता है ॥ ८५-९१ ॥" -- and with that closing it discharges in full the debt left open on printed page १३३, glossing verses 85 through 91 clause for clause. The second paragraph, ten printed lines running from the foot of band 16 to band 25, glosses this page's own verses: "अष्टमेश अष्टमस्थ हो तो मनुष्य दीर्घायु होता है उसे निर्बल रहने पर मध्यायु, चोर, तथा गुरुनिन्दक होता है । भाग्यस्थ अष्टमेश हो तो जातक महापापी, नास्तिक दूसरे की स्त्री, धन पर लालच करने वाला होता है । उसकी स्त्री दुष्टस्वभाव की होती है । अष्टमेश कर्मस्थ हो तो जातक को पितृसुख नहीं होता है । अष्टमेश यदि शुभग्रह की दृष्टि या संयोग से विहीन हो तो जातक चुगलखोर तथा निष्क्रिय होता है । अष्टमेश एकादशभावस्थ हों तो जातक बचपन में दुखी और अन्त में सुखी होता है । वहीं लाभस्थ अष्टमेश पापयुक्त हो तो जातक निर्धन, और शुभग्रहयुक्त हो तो दीर्घायु होता है । व्ययस्थ अष्टमेश हो तो मनुष्य दुष्कार्य में खर्च करने वाला होवे । पापयुक्त होनेपर विशेष रूप से उपर्युक्तफल, तथा स्वल्पायु उसे कहना चाहिए ॥ ९२-९६ ॥". Verses 97 and 98 were therefore left unglossed on this page. THAT DEBT IS NOW DISCHARGED: printed page १३५/135 opens the ninth lord's paragraph and closes it ॥ ९७-१०१ ॥, running "भाग्येश लग्नस्थ हो तो जातक रूपशीलसम्पन्न विद्वान् राजा तथा प्रजा दोनों का पूज्य तथा सौभाग्यशाली होता है । धनभावगत हो तो मनुष्य स्त्री, पुत्रादि सुखों से युक्त, कामी, धनी, विद्वान् तथा जनप्रिय होता है । भाग्येश तृतीयस्थ हो तो जातक रूपशील धन-सम्पन्न, गुणी तथा सोदरसुखयुक्त होता है । चतुर्थस्थ भाग्येश हो तो जातक मातृभक्त, सम्पत्ति, गृह, वाहन-सौख्यपूर्ण होता है । भाग्येश पञ्चमस्थ हो तो मनुष्य गुरुभक्त, धार्मिक, विद्वान् जनप्रिय तथा सौभाग्यशालीपुत्र से युक्त होता है ॥ ९७-१०१ ॥". Its लग्नस्थ clause answers verse 97 clause for clause -- रूपशीलसम्पन्न for रूपशीलयुतः, राजा तथा प्रजा दोनों का पूज्य for जनेश-जनता-पूज्यः, सौभाग्यशाली for सद्भाग्यो -- and its धनभावगत clause answers verse 98, with स्त्री, पुत्रादि सुखों से युक्त for जाया-सुतादिसुखसंयुतः, कामी for कामयुक्तो, धनी for धनी, विद्वान् for विद्वान् and जनप्रिय for लोकप्रियः. That last set also confirms the कामयुक्तो recovered from under the provenance stamp. All of this is the modern editor's own prose, quoted as corroborating apparatus only and never transcribed as BPHS content. ONE DEFECTIVE READING STANDS ON THIS PAGE AND IS LEFT EXACTLY AS PRINTED. At ref 25.95 the page sets अष्टमेशे भवे बाल्ये, and भवे names no house at all -- it means only "in the house". Every sibling verse in this chapter names its house, and the position of verse 95 in the eighth lord's round requires the 11th. The reading was checked at word level in scratchpad/q134-95w.png at 2.4x and the printed word is beyond doubt two aksharas, भ (the flat-bottomed left stroke joined by a bar to the stem) followed by व with the e-matra; there is no ला before it and nothing is broken or filled. The line also scans correctly as printed -- अ-ष्ट-मे-शे-भ-वे-बा-ल्ये is eight -- so this is not a dropped syllable but a substitution of one two-akshara word for another, most simply लाभे set as भवे. PRINTED PAGE १३५ REVISES THIS JUDGEMENT. At ref 25.107 the same edition sets भाग्येशे भवगेहस्थे where the ninth lord's round again requires the 11th, between दशमस्थे at 25.106 and रिष्फगे at 25.108; scratchpad/q135-107bhava.png at 4.6x reads भ, व, गे, ह, स्थे, with no subscript र, no a-matra over the भ and no ला before it, and that line too scans correctly as printed. Two independent occurrences of भव for the 11th house on consecutive pages make it far more likely that this recension itself names the 11th भव than that one compositor twice set the same wrong word, so भवे is no longer treated here as a certain compositor's error. PRINTED PAGE १३६ NARROWS THAT FURTHER. The editor's paragraph there glosses 25.107's भवगेहस्थे as लाभभावस्थ, just as he glosses this verse as एकादशभावस्थ and लाभस्थ -- that is, he silently reads लाभ at both places where his own text prints भव. He therefore does not himself recognise भव as a house-name, which rules out calling it the edition's own designation. What remains is that the form stands twice in the printed text, in two verses on consecutive pages, both metrically sound: best described as a reading INHERITED by this recension rather than as a slip of this printing, and silently normalised to लाभ by the editor whenever he comes to explain it. PRINTED PAGE १३७ ADDS A FURTHER DATUM: at ref 25.119 the same edition sets दशमेशे तु लाभस्थे, the standard name, in exactly the metrical slot where this verse and ref 25.107 put भव, so लाभस्थे is available to this printing and scans there -- भव is an occasional inherited variant, not a substitution forced by the fount or by the metre. The reading is retained exactly as printed either way, and the bracketed eleventh continues to follow the editor's own gloss. THE EDITOR SETTLES THE SENSE: his own paragraph lower down this same page glosses this verse as अष्टमेश एकादशभावस्थ हों तो जातक बचपन में दुखी और अन्त में सुखी होता है, and continues वहीं लाभस्थ अष्टमेश पापयुक्त हो तो जातक निर्धन, naming the 11th twice, once as एकादशभाव and once as लाभ. The printed भवे is kept in the sanskrit and iast fields; the English and Hindi render the 11th and say so in brackets. TWO READINGS DISPUTED ON EARLIER PAGES ARE CONFIRMED BY THIS ONE. (1) The page sets दीर्घायुष्मान् in full at ref 25.92 and दीर्घायुषावृतः at ref 25.95, both with a clean र्घ in the same fount, and the editor's first paragraph renders verse 89's clause as वह दीर्घजीवी होता है. Together they confirm that the दीर्यायुष्य printed at ref 25.89 on page १३३ is a compositor's error for दीर्घायुष्य. scratchpad/q134-95dv.png at 3.8x shows the control र्घ: repha above, and below it the घ's closed rounded loop enclosing a small crescent counter, which is nothing like the open crescent-and-hook of य. (2) The editor's first paragraph takes verse 87 as अष्टमेश सहजस्थ हो तो भ्रातृ-सौख्य रहित, दुर्बल, निर्भृत्य, और आलसी होता है. सहज is the 3rd house, and निर्भृत्य answers the verse's दासरहित clause for clause, which confirms that the वृतीयस्थे printed at ref 25.87 on page १३३ is a compositor's error for तृतीयस्थे. Two further glyph questions on this page were settled and proved NOT to be errors. At ref 25.92 the akshara closing दीर्घायुष्माञ् is ञ् and not न्: scratchpad/q134-92nya.png at 7.0x shows a closed oval loop joined to a right stem under a virama, where न् would show an open left curve with a leg. That is correct sandhi before the following ज of जनो, and the same page sets स्वल्पायुष्मान् with a plain न् at ref 25.96 before प, so the fount distinguishes the two and the compositor used them correctly. At ref 25.94 the compound is सौख्यदृग्युतिहीने with a ृ under the द, not दग्: scratchpad/q134-94drg.png at 2.7x shows the hook clearly, and the editor glosses the clause as शुभग्रह की दृष्टि या संयोग से विहीन -- दृष्टि for दृग्, संयोग for युति -- which is decisive. The scan carries the digitiser's provenance stamp -- "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- across the foot of the page, where on this page it lies directly over the second line of verse 98. See the note on morphological opening above for how that line was recovered. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so every 600 dpi render is an upscale and no amount of magnification recovers detail the scan never held. All readings above were therefore taken at or below native resolution -- reduced strips at 0.70x and line crops at 0.88x -- with high magnification reserved for adjudicating single glyphs. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  98. 25.98 सत्यापित

    Verse 98

    संस्कृत

    भाग्येशे वित्तगे जाया-सुतादिसुखसंयुतः । लोकप्रियः कामयुक्तो धनी विद्वान् भवेन्नरः ॥ ९८ ॥

    bhaagyeshe vittage jaayaa-sutaadisukhasamyutah | lokapriyah kaamayukto dhanee vidvaan bhavennarah || 98 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lord of the ninth stands in the second, the house of wealth, he is endowed with the happiness of wife, of children and of the rest; and the man becomes dear to the world, possessed of what he desires, wealthy and learned.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    भाग्येश यदि धनभाव (द्वितीय) में हो तो जातक स्त्री, सन्तान आदि के सुख से युक्त होता है; और वह लोकप्रिय, कामनाओं से युक्त, धनी तथा विद्वान् होता है ।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 98. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.166, printed page १३४/134. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p134-166.png (600dpi, 3511x4942 -- wider again than page १३३'s 3130, the eighth different page width in eight pages, so every box was re-profiled from this page's own ink). On this page the two blocks do NOT share a margin: the verse block falls at x 1077-3212 and the editor's gloss at x 713-3389, the verses set to a markedly narrower measure and indented some 360 pixels inside the gloss's left margin. That is the reverse of page १३३, where verses and gloss ran to almost the same measure, and it is why the extents are taken afresh from every page and never inherited. The running head sits at the gloss margin, not the verse margin, which is what identifies the indent as real and not a skew. The page was read three times over: eight reduced strips scratchpad/p134-s1.png through p134-s8.png at 0.70x; then line by line at native resolution in fourteen crops scratchpad/q134-92L1.png through q134-98L2.png, each cut at box (1050, y0, 3260, y1) at 0.88x from a NumPy row-darkness band map of thirty-one bands; then at word level for the four disputed points, in scratchpad/q134-92nya.png at 7.0x, q134-94drg.png at 2.7x, q134-95w.png at 2.4x, q134-95dv.png at 3.8x and q134-98word_k7.png at 4.6x. The band map again separates root text from commentary by band height -- verse lines 124-153 pixels, the editor's Hindi gloss lines 82-115 -- and it lays the page out as: band 0 the running head; bands 1-6 the eight-line tail of the gloss paragraph carried over from the foot of printed page १३३ (bands 2 and 6 are each two lines merged); bands 7-15 verses 92 to 96 less their last line; band 16, 243 pixels tall, the last line of verse 96 merged with the opening line of a second gloss paragraph; bands 17-25 the rest of that paragraph; band 26 the editor's subheading; and bands 27-30 verses 97 and 98. This is the line the provenance stamp crosses; it was recovered by morphological opening, and the printed hyphen in जाया-सुतादिसुखसंयुतः is the page's own. VERSE 98'S SECOND LINE LIES DIRECTLY UNDER THE DIGITISER'S PROVENANCE STAMP AND WAS RECOVERED BY MORPHOLOGICAL OPENING. Neither magnification nor thresholding separates the two, because the stamp's Latin is as black as the print; what separates them is stroke width -- the stamp's serif strokes run 8 to 12 pixels at this render, the Devanagari 25 to 40. A greyscale opening (PIL MaxFilter then MinFilter, kernel 7 to 13) therefore erases the Latin outright and leaves the Devanagari standing, and scratchpad/q134-98word_k7.png and q134-98k13.png are cut from the opened image. This is recorded as a general technique for this scan: wherever the stamp crosses a verse line, open before reading rather than zooming. Chapter 25 is laid out twelve verses to each lord of a house, each lord being run through the twelve houses beginning at the 1st: verses 85-96 belong to the lord of the 8th and 97-108 to the lord of the 9th. This page closes the eighth lord's round with verses 92 to 96, the 8th house through the 12th, and opens the ninth lord's round with verses 97 and 98, the 1st house and the 2nd. Verse 99 onward falls on printed page १३५/135. The editor heads the new run on this page with the subheading नवमेश-फल-- ("results of the navamesha", the lord of the 9th), set centred and with the hyphen he used in रोगेश-फल-- but omitted in अष्टमेशफल--. The verses themselves say भाग्येश, which is the same planet under its other name, so title and text agree in substance though not in word. The subheading is the editor's own apparatus and is recorded here, not transcribed as BPHS content. This page carries TWO complete gloss paragraphs and closes both. The first, eight printed lines standing above verse 92, resumes in mid-word the sentence that broke off at the foot of printed page १३३ -- that page ended "...बाहुबल-रहित, थोड़ी" and this one opens "सम्पत्ति वाला", giving थोड़ी सम्पत्ति वाला, "possessed of little wealth", which is verse 86's स्वल्पवित्तयुत. It runs "सम्पत्ति वाला, तथा नष्ट अर्थ की प्राप्ति करने वाला, होता है । अष्टमेश सहजस्थ हो तो भ्रातृ-सौख्य रहित, दुर्बल, निर्भृत्य, और आलसी होता है । सुखस्थ अष्टमेश हो तो मनुष्य मित्रद्रोही, मातृ, गृह, भूमि आदियों के सुख से वञ्चित रहने पर भी मस्त रहता है । अष्टमेश पञ्चमभावस्थ हो तो मनुष्य अल्प सन्तान वाला तथा धनी होता है । उसकी बुद्धि मन्द होती है और वह दीर्घजीवी होता है । शत्रुभावगत अष्टमेश हो तो जातक शत्रुओं का विजेता, बचपन में रुग्ण और जल तथा सर्प से उसे भय होता है । अष्टमेश सप्तमस्थ हो तो दो स्त्रियाँ होती हैं । सपाप वह सप्तमस्थ हो तो व्यापार में धनक्षय होता है ॥ ८५-९१ ॥" -- and with that closing it discharges in full the debt left open on printed page १३३, glossing verses 85 through 91 clause for clause. The second paragraph, ten printed lines running from the foot of band 16 to band 25, glosses this page's own verses: "अष्टमेश अष्टमस्थ हो तो मनुष्य दीर्घायु होता है उसे निर्बल रहने पर मध्यायु, चोर, तथा गुरुनिन्दक होता है । भाग्यस्थ अष्टमेश हो तो जातक महापापी, नास्तिक दूसरे की स्त्री, धन पर लालच करने वाला होता है । उसकी स्त्री दुष्टस्वभाव की होती है । अष्टमेश कर्मस्थ हो तो जातक को पितृसुख नहीं होता है । अष्टमेश यदि शुभग्रह की दृष्टि या संयोग से विहीन हो तो जातक चुगलखोर तथा निष्क्रिय होता है । अष्टमेश एकादशभावस्थ हों तो जातक बचपन में दुखी और अन्त में सुखी होता है । वहीं लाभस्थ अष्टमेश पापयुक्त हो तो जातक निर्धन, और शुभग्रहयुक्त हो तो दीर्घायु होता है । व्ययस्थ अष्टमेश हो तो मनुष्य दुष्कार्य में खर्च करने वाला होवे । पापयुक्त होनेपर विशेष रूप से उपर्युक्तफल, तथा स्वल्पायु उसे कहना चाहिए ॥ ९२-९६ ॥". Verses 97 and 98 were therefore left unglossed on this page. THAT DEBT IS NOW DISCHARGED: printed page १३५/135 opens the ninth lord's paragraph and closes it ॥ ९७-१०१ ॥, running "भाग्येश लग्नस्थ हो तो जातक रूपशीलसम्पन्न विद्वान् राजा तथा प्रजा दोनों का पूज्य तथा सौभाग्यशाली होता है । धनभावगत हो तो मनुष्य स्त्री, पुत्रादि सुखों से युक्त, कामी, धनी, विद्वान् तथा जनप्रिय होता है । भाग्येश तृतीयस्थ हो तो जातक रूपशील धन-सम्पन्न, गुणी तथा सोदरसुखयुक्त होता है । चतुर्थस्थ भाग्येश हो तो जातक मातृभक्त, सम्पत्ति, गृह, वाहन-सौख्यपूर्ण होता है । भाग्येश पञ्चमस्थ हो तो मनुष्य गुरुभक्त, धार्मिक, विद्वान् जनप्रिय तथा सौभाग्यशालीपुत्र से युक्त होता है ॥ ९७-१०१ ॥". Its लग्नस्थ clause answers verse 97 clause for clause -- रूपशीलसम्पन्न for रूपशीलयुतः, राजा तथा प्रजा दोनों का पूज्य for जनेश-जनता-पूज्यः, सौभाग्यशाली for सद्भाग्यो -- and its धनभावगत clause answers verse 98, with स्त्री, पुत्रादि सुखों से युक्त for जाया-सुतादिसुखसंयुतः, कामी for कामयुक्तो, धनी for धनी, विद्वान् for विद्वान् and जनप्रिय for लोकप्रियः. That last set also confirms the कामयुक्तो recovered from under the provenance stamp. All of this is the modern editor's own prose, quoted as corroborating apparatus only and never transcribed as BPHS content. ONE DEFECTIVE READING STANDS ON THIS PAGE AND IS LEFT EXACTLY AS PRINTED. At ref 25.95 the page sets अष्टमेशे भवे बाल्ये, and भवे names no house at all -- it means only "in the house". Every sibling verse in this chapter names its house, and the position of verse 95 in the eighth lord's round requires the 11th. The reading was checked at word level in scratchpad/q134-95w.png at 2.4x and the printed word is beyond doubt two aksharas, भ (the flat-bottomed left stroke joined by a bar to the stem) followed by व with the e-matra; there is no ला before it and nothing is broken or filled. The line also scans correctly as printed -- अ-ष्ट-मे-शे-भ-वे-बा-ल्ये is eight -- so this is not a dropped syllable but a substitution of one two-akshara word for another, most simply लाभे set as भवे. PRINTED PAGE १३५ REVISES THIS JUDGEMENT. At ref 25.107 the same edition sets भाग्येशे भवगेहस्थे where the ninth lord's round again requires the 11th, between दशमस्थे at 25.106 and रिष्फगे at 25.108; scratchpad/q135-107bhava.png at 4.6x reads भ, व, गे, ह, स्थे, with no subscript र, no a-matra over the भ and no ला before it, and that line too scans correctly as printed. Two independent occurrences of भव for the 11th house on consecutive pages make it far more likely that this recension itself names the 11th भव than that one compositor twice set the same wrong word, so भवे is no longer treated here as a certain compositor's error. PRINTED PAGE १३६ NARROWS THAT FURTHER. The editor's paragraph there glosses 25.107's भवगेहस्थे as लाभभावस्थ, just as he glosses this verse as एकादशभावस्थ and लाभस्थ -- that is, he silently reads लाभ at both places where his own text prints भव. He therefore does not himself recognise भव as a house-name, which rules out calling it the edition's own designation. What remains is that the form stands twice in the printed text, in two verses on consecutive pages, both metrically sound: best described as a reading INHERITED by this recension rather than as a slip of this printing, and silently normalised to लाभ by the editor whenever he comes to explain it. PRINTED PAGE १३७ ADDS A FURTHER DATUM: at ref 25.119 the same edition sets दशमेशे तु लाभस्थे, the standard name, in exactly the metrical slot where this verse and ref 25.107 put भव, so लाभस्थे is available to this printing and scans there -- भव is an occasional inherited variant, not a substitution forced by the fount or by the metre. The reading is retained exactly as printed either way, and the bracketed eleventh continues to follow the editor's own gloss. THE EDITOR SETTLES THE SENSE: his own paragraph lower down this same page glosses this verse as अष्टमेश एकादशभावस्थ हों तो जातक बचपन में दुखी और अन्त में सुखी होता है, and continues वहीं लाभस्थ अष्टमेश पापयुक्त हो तो जातक निर्धन, naming the 11th twice, once as एकादशभाव and once as लाभ. The printed भवे is kept in the sanskrit and iast fields; the English and Hindi render the 11th and say so in brackets. TWO READINGS DISPUTED ON EARLIER PAGES ARE CONFIRMED BY THIS ONE. (1) The page sets दीर्घायुष्मान् in full at ref 25.92 and दीर्घायुषावृतः at ref 25.95, both with a clean र्घ in the same fount, and the editor's first paragraph renders verse 89's clause as वह दीर्घजीवी होता है. Together they confirm that the दीर्यायुष्य printed at ref 25.89 on page १३३ is a compositor's error for दीर्घायुष्य. scratchpad/q134-95dv.png at 3.8x shows the control र्घ: repha above, and below it the घ's closed rounded loop enclosing a small crescent counter, which is nothing like the open crescent-and-hook of य. (2) The editor's first paragraph takes verse 87 as अष्टमेश सहजस्थ हो तो भ्रातृ-सौख्य रहित, दुर्बल, निर्भृत्य, और आलसी होता है. सहज is the 3rd house, and निर्भृत्य answers the verse's दासरहित clause for clause, which confirms that the वृतीयस्थे printed at ref 25.87 on page १३३ is a compositor's error for तृतीयस्थे. Two further glyph questions on this page were settled and proved NOT to be errors. At ref 25.92 the akshara closing दीर्घायुष्माञ् is ञ् and not न्: scratchpad/q134-92nya.png at 7.0x shows a closed oval loop joined to a right stem under a virama, where न् would show an open left curve with a leg. That is correct sandhi before the following ज of जनो, and the same page sets स्वल्पायुष्मान् with a plain न् at ref 25.96 before प, so the fount distinguishes the two and the compositor used them correctly. At ref 25.94 the compound is सौख्यदृग्युतिहीने with a ृ under the द, not दग्: scratchpad/q134-94drg.png at 2.7x shows the hook clearly, and the editor glosses the clause as शुभग्रह की दृष्टि या संयोग से विहीन -- दृष्टि for दृग्, संयोग for युति -- which is decisive. The scan carries the digitiser's provenance stamp -- "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- across the foot of the page, where on this page it lies directly over the second line of verse 98. See the note on morphological opening above for how that line was recovered. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so every 600 dpi render is an upscale and no amount of magnification recovers detail the scan never held. All readings above were therefore taken at or below native resolution -- reduced strips at 0.70x and line crops at 0.88x -- with high magnification reserved for adjudicating single glyphs. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  99. 25.99 सत्यापित

    Verse 99

    संस्कृत

    भाग्येशे सहजस्थे तु रूपशीलगुणैर्युतः । धन-सोदर्य-सुखभाग् जायते जातकः सदा ॥ ९८ ॥

    bhaagyesho sahajasthe tu roopasheelagunairyutah | dhana-sodarya-sukhabhaag jaayate jaatakah sadaa || 98 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lord of the 9th stands in the 3rd house (sahaja), the native is endowed with beauty, good character and merit, and is always a sharer in wealth, in the happiness of brothers, and in comfort. (The page numbers this verse 98, repeating the number used on the previous page; its true place in the sequence is 99 -- see the note below.)

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    भाग्येश तृतीय (सहज) भाव में हो तो जातक रूप, शील और गुणों से युक्त होता है; वह सदा धन, सहोदर-सुख तथा सुख का भागी होता है । (मुद्रित अङ्क ९८ है, जो पिछले पृष्ठ पर पहले ही प्रयुक्त हो चुका है; क्रम में यह ९९वाँ श्लोक है ।)

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 99. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.167, printed page १३५/135. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p135-167.png (600dpi, 3152x4942 -- narrower than page १३४'s 3511, the ninth different page width in nine pages, so every box was again re-profiled from this page's own ink). The two blocks do not share a margin here either, but the offset runs the other way from page १३४: the editor's gloss falls at x 207-2922 and the verse block at x 585-2800, the verses indented some 380 pixels inside the gloss on the left and stopping some 120 pixels short of it on the right. The page was read three times over: nine reduced strips scratchpad/p135-s1.png through p135-s9.png at 0.70x; then line by line at native resolution in twenty crops scratchpad/q135-99L1.png through q135-108L2.png, each cut at box (565, y0, 2940, y1) at 0.84x from a NumPy row-darkness band map of thirty-four bands; then at word level for the four disputed points, in scratchpad/q135-99num.png at 6.0x, q135-glosscl.png at 3.2x, q135-104bh.png at 8.0x and q135-107bhava.png at 4.6x. The band map again separates root text from commentary by band height -- verse lines 123-152 pixels, the editor's Hindi gloss lines 50-110 -- and it lays the page out as: band 0 the running head भावाधीशफलाध्यायः with the folio १३५; bands 1-6 the six verse lines of verses 99, 100 and 101 (band 2 is a 38-pixel sliver of i-matra hooks and band 3, 235 pixels tall, is two verse lines merged); bands 7-13 a seven-line gloss paragraph, its first line indented to x 391 and its last, band 13, only 50 pixels tall and 551 wide, carrying just the closing है ॥ ९७-१०१ ॥; bands 14-29 the fourteen verse lines of verses 102 to 108 (bands 16 and 18 are 30- and 23-pixel matra slivers belonging to bands 17 and 19); and bands 30-33 the opening four lines of a second gloss paragraph that does not close on this page. The printed hyphens in धन-सोदर्य-सुखभाग् are the page's own and are mirrored into the IAST. सोदर्य is the brother born of the same womb, which is why the editor renders the clause सोदरसुखयुक्त. THE VERSE NUMBER PRINTED ON THE FIRST VERSE OF THIS PAGE IS WRONG AND IS LEFT EXACTLY AS PRINTED. The भाग्येशे सहजस्थे verse carries the numeral ॥ ९८ ॥, but ९८ was already used on printed page १३४ for भाग्येशे वित्तगे. scratchpad/q135-99num.png at 6.0x puts the printed glyphs beyond doubt: a ९, a loop with a tail descending and hooking right, followed by an angular ८; the two digits are plainly different shapes and the second is not a repeated ९. The ordinal position is nevertheless 99, on three independent grounds: the next verse on the page is numbered १०० and no verse anywhere is numbered ९९; the editor's gloss below closes ॥ ९७-१०१ ॥ (read at 3.2x in scratchpad/q135-glosscl.png) and enumerates exactly five results, for the 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 5th houses, so the run 97-101 holds five verses; and the house sequence itself is unbroken -- 97 the 1st and 98 the 2nd on page १३४, this verse सहजस्थ the 3rd, १०० सुखगे the 4th, १०१ सुतगे the 5th. The verse is therefore filed at ref 25.99 while the printed ॥ ९८ ॥ is kept verbatim in the sanskrit and iast fields. ONE DEFECTIVE READING STANDS ON THIS PAGE AND IS LEFT EXACTLY AS PRINTED. At ref 25.104 the page sets न जातु ज्यायसो भातुः, and भातुः is not a Sanskrit word; the sense requires भ्रातुः, the genitive of भ्रातृ, brother. scratchpad/q135-104bh.png at 8.0x shows the printed akshara to be a plain भा -- the flat-bottomed left stroke joined by a bar to the stem, the a-matra to its right -- with no subscript र beneath it whatever, and the same page sets भ्रातृ correctly at ref 25.105 with the subscript र plainly present, so the fount holds the conjunct and the compositor simply dropped it. THE EDITOR SETTLES THE SENSE on this same page: his second gloss paragraph takes this verse as अष्टमस्थ हो तो मनुष्य भाग्यहीन तथा बड़े भाई के सुख का जीवन भर अभाव वाला होता है -- बड़े भाई, the elder brother, for ज्यायान् भ्राता. The printed भातुः is kept in the sanskrit and iast fields; the English and Hindi render भ्रातुः and say so. A SECOND NON-STANDARD READING RECURS HERE AND REVISES A JUDGEMENT MADE ON PAGE १३४. At ref 25.107 the page sets भाग्येशे भवगेहस्थे, and भव names no house in the standard nomenclature; the position of the verse in the ninth lord's round requires the 11th, between दशमस्थे at 25.106 and रिष्फगे at 25.108. scratchpad/q135-107bhava.png at 4.6x reads भ, व, गे, ह, स्थे, with no subscript र, no a-matra over the भ and no ला before it, and the line scans correctly as printed. This is the second time the same edition has put भव where the 11th is meant -- the first was अष्टमेशे भवे at ref 25.95 on printed page १३४ -- and two independent occurrences on consecutive pages make it far more likely that this recension itself uses भव for the 11th house than that one compositor twice set the same wrong word for लाभ. Both readings are retained exactly as printed, and both the English and the Hindi name the 11th in brackets, following the editor, who glosses 25.95 twice as एकादशभाव and लाभ. PRINTED PAGE १३६ ADDS THE DECIDING EVIDENCE AND NARROWS THE CLAIM. The paragraph that closes ॥ १०२-१०८ ॥ there glosses this very verse as लाभभावस्थ भाग्येश हो तो जातक को निश्चय धनागम होता है -- so the editor silently reads लाभ at BOTH places where his own text prints भव, at 25.95 as well as here. That rules out the possibility that भव is a house-name he himself recognises and uses, and it removes any need to invent one. What remains is that the form stands twice in the printed text of this edition, in two different verses on consecutive pages, both times metrically sound. The safest description is therefore that भव for the 11th is a reading INHERITED by this recension rather than a slip of this printing, silently normalised to लाभ by the editor whenever he comes to explain it. PRINTED PAGE १३७ ADDS A FURTHER DATUM. At ref 25.119 the same edition sets दशमेशे तु लाभस्थे, the standard name, in exactly the metrical slot where this verse and ref 25.95 put भव -- so लाभस्थे is available to this printing and scans there. भव is therefore an occasional inherited variant, not a substitution forced on the compositor by the fount or by the metre. The printed form is retained either way, and the 11th is named in brackets on the editor's authority. This page carries TWO gloss paragraphs, of which it closes the first and leaves the second open. The first, seven printed lines standing between verse 101 and verse 102, runs "भाग्येश लग्नस्थ हो तो जातक रूपशीलसम्पन्न विद्वान् राजा तथा प्रजा दोनों का पूज्य तथा सौभाग्यशाली होता है । धनभावगत हो तो मनुष्य स्त्री, पुत्रादि सुखों से युक्त, कामी, धनी, विद्वान् तथा जनप्रिय होता है । भाग्येश तृतीयस्थ हो तो जातक रूपशील धन-सम्पन्न, गुणी तथा सोदरसुखयुक्त होता है । चतुर्थस्थ भाग्येश हो तो जातक मातृभक्त, सम्पत्ति, गृह, वाहन-सौख्यपूर्ण होता है । भाग्येश पञ्चमस्थ हो तो मनुष्य गुरुभक्त, धार्मिक, विद्वान् जनप्रिय तथा सौभाग्यशालीपुत्र से युक्त होता है ॥ ९७-१०१ ॥" -- and with that closing it discharges in full the debt left open on printed page १३४, glossing verses 97 through 101 clause for clause and, in its तृतीयस्थ clause, independently fixing the misnumbered verse at the 3rd house. The second paragraph, still running at the foot of the page, opens "भाग्येश षष्ठभावगत हो तो भाग्यहीन होता है । उसे शत्रुओं से सतत पीड़ा तथा मातुलसुखवञ्चित होता है । भाग्येश सप्तमभावस्थ हो तो स्त्री से सौख्य, यश तथा सद्गुणों से परिपूर्ण जातक होता है । अष्टमस्थ हो तो मनुष्य भाग्यहीन तथा बड़े भाई के सुख का जीवन भर अभाव वाला होता है । नवमस्थ भाग्येश हो तो" and breaks off there, four lines in, glossing verses 102 to 104 and stopping in mid-sentence on 105. Verses 105 to 108 were therefore left unglossed on this page. THAT DEBT IS NOW DISCHARGED: printed page १३६/136 carries the paragraph on for five more lines and closes it ॥ १०२-१०८ ॥, resuming in mid-sentence -- page १३५ breaks off at नवमस्थ भाग्येश हो तो and page १३६ opens जातक भ्रातृसौख्य, सद्गुण -- and running "जातक भ्रातृसौख्य, सद्गुण, सौन्दर्य तथा सौभाग्य से परिपूर्ण होता है । दशमस्थ भाग्येश हो तो मनुष्य गुणवान् लोकपूज्य राजा अथवा तत्सदृश मन्त्री या सेनाध्यक्ष होता है । लाभभावस्थ भाग्येश हो तो जातक को निश्चय धनागम होता है । वह गुरुभक्त, गुणी तथा पुण्यवान् होता है । भाग्येश व्ययस्थ हो तो जातक भाग्यहीन, सत्कार्य तथा अतिथिसेवाजन्य खर्च से दरिद्र हो जाता है ॥ १०२-१०८ ॥". That corroborates verse 105 clause for clause (भ्रातृसौख्य for भ्रातृसौख्ययुतः, सद्गुण, सौन्दर्य तथा सौभाग्य for गुणसौन्दर्यसद्भाग्यैः), verse 106 word for word (गुणवान् लोकपूज्य राजा अथवा तत्सदृश मन्त्री या सेनाध्यक्ष for लोकवन्द्यो गुणी नरः । भूपस्तत्सदृशोऽमात्यः सेनाध्यक्षोऽथवा भवेत्), verse 107 (निश्चय धनागम for नित्यं वित्तागमो भवेत्, गुरुभक्त, गुणी तथा पुण्यवान् for गुरुभक्तिरतो नित्यं पुण्यशीलो गुणी नरः) and verse 108 (भाग्यहीन for भाग्यहीनो, सत्कार्य तथा अतिथिसेवाजन्य खर्च से दरिद्र for सत्कृतौ व्ययतो निःस्वोऽतिथिसत्कृतितत्परः). All of this is the modern editor's own prose, quoted as corroborating apparatus only and never transcribed as BPHS content. THE EDITOR CORROBORATES THIS PAGE'S VERSES CLAUSE FOR CLAUSE. His षष्ठभावगत clause gives शत्रुओं से सतत पीड़ा for verse 102's वैरिभिश्चार्दितो नित्यं and मातुलसुखवञ्चित for its मातुलादिसुखोज्झितः; his सप्तमभावस्थ clause gives स्त्री से सौख्य for verse 103's कलत्रात् सुखसम्भवः and यश तथा सद्गुणों से परिपूर्ण for its यशःसद्गुणसम्पन्नो; and his अष्टमस्थ clause gives भाग्यहीन for verse 104's भाग्यविवर्जितः and बड़े भाई के सुख का जीवन भर अभाव for its न जातु ज्यायसो भ्रातुः सुखं जन्मनि तस्य वै. That last line of the paragraph lies under the digitiser's provenance stamp and was recovered by morphological opening (scratchpad/q135-gl4_k7.png, PIL MaxFilter then MinFilter at kernel 7, reduced 0.72x), the technique established on printed page १३४. Chapter 25 is laid out twelve verses to each lord of a house, each lord being run through the twelve houses beginning at the 1st: verses 97-108 belong to the lord of the 9th, whom the editor titles नवमेश and the verses call भाग्येश. This page carries that round from the 3rd house to the 12th and closes it, ten verses in two blocks of three and seven divided by the editor's gloss. The tenth lord's round should open at verse 109 on printed page १३६/136, presumably under a fresh -फल-- subheading. The chapter is expected to run to roughly 144 verses. The scan carries the digitiser's provenance stamp -- "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- across the foot of the page. On this page it falls clear of every verse line, crossing only the fourth line of the editor's second gloss paragraph. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so every 600 dpi render is an upscale and no amount of magnification recovers detail the scan never held. All readings above were therefore taken at or below native resolution -- reduced strips at 0.70x and line crops at 0.84x -- with high magnification reserved for adjudicating single glyphs. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  100. 25.100 सत्यापित

    Verse 100

    संस्कृत

    भाग्येशे सुखगे जातो जननी-भक्तिसंयुतः । सर्वसम्पद् गेह-यान-सौख्ययुक्तो भवेज्जनः ॥ १०० ॥

    bhaagyesho sukhage jaato jananee-bhaktisamyutah | sarvasampad geha-yaana-saukhyayukto bhavejjanah || 100 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lord of the 9th occupies the 4th house (sukha), the native is born full of devotion to the mother, and becomes a person possessed of every kind of wealth and of the comforts of house and conveyance.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    भाग्येश चतुर्थ (सुख) भाव में हो तो जातक माता का भक्त होता है; वह सर्व सम्पत्ति तथा गृह और वाहन के सुख से युक्त होता है ।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 100. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.167, printed page १३५/135. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p135-167.png (600dpi, 3152x4942 -- narrower than page १३४'s 3511, the ninth different page width in nine pages, so every box was again re-profiled from this page's own ink). The two blocks do not share a margin here either, but the offset runs the other way from page १३४: the editor's gloss falls at x 207-2922 and the verse block at x 585-2800, the verses indented some 380 pixels inside the gloss on the left and stopping some 120 pixels short of it on the right. The page was read three times over: nine reduced strips scratchpad/p135-s1.png through p135-s9.png at 0.70x; then line by line at native resolution in twenty crops scratchpad/q135-99L1.png through q135-108L2.png, each cut at box (565, y0, 2940, y1) at 0.84x from a NumPy row-darkness band map of thirty-four bands; then at word level for the four disputed points, in scratchpad/q135-99num.png at 6.0x, q135-glosscl.png at 3.2x, q135-104bh.png at 8.0x and q135-107bhava.png at 4.6x. The band map again separates root text from commentary by band height -- verse lines 123-152 pixels, the editor's Hindi gloss lines 50-110 -- and it lays the page out as: band 0 the running head भावाधीशफलाध्यायः with the folio १३५; bands 1-6 the six verse lines of verses 99, 100 and 101 (band 2 is a 38-pixel sliver of i-matra hooks and band 3, 235 pixels tall, is two verse lines merged); bands 7-13 a seven-line gloss paragraph, its first line indented to x 391 and its last, band 13, only 50 pixels tall and 551 wide, carrying just the closing है ॥ ९७-१०१ ॥; bands 14-29 the fourteen verse lines of verses 102 to 108 (bands 16 and 18 are 30- and 23-pixel matra slivers belonging to bands 17 and 19); and bands 30-33 the opening four lines of a second gloss paragraph that does not close on this page. सुख is the 4th house. The printed hyphens in जननी-भक्तिसंयुतः and गेह-यान-सौख्ययुक्तो are the page's own and are mirrored into the IAST. THE VERSE NUMBER PRINTED ON THE FIRST VERSE OF THIS PAGE IS WRONG AND IS LEFT EXACTLY AS PRINTED. The भाग्येशे सहजस्थे verse carries the numeral ॥ ९८ ॥, but ९८ was already used on printed page १३४ for भाग्येशे वित्तगे. scratchpad/q135-99num.png at 6.0x puts the printed glyphs beyond doubt: a ९, a loop with a tail descending and hooking right, followed by an angular ८; the two digits are plainly different shapes and the second is not a repeated ९. The ordinal position is nevertheless 99, on three independent grounds: the next verse on the page is numbered १०० and no verse anywhere is numbered ९९; the editor's gloss below closes ॥ ९७-१०१ ॥ (read at 3.2x in scratchpad/q135-glosscl.png) and enumerates exactly five results, for the 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 5th houses, so the run 97-101 holds five verses; and the house sequence itself is unbroken -- 97 the 1st and 98 the 2nd on page १३४, this verse सहजस्थ the 3rd, १०० सुखगे the 4th, १०१ सुतगे the 5th. The verse is therefore filed at ref 25.99 while the printed ॥ ९८ ॥ is kept verbatim in the sanskrit and iast fields. ONE DEFECTIVE READING STANDS ON THIS PAGE AND IS LEFT EXACTLY AS PRINTED. At ref 25.104 the page sets न जातु ज्यायसो भातुः, and भातुः is not a Sanskrit word; the sense requires भ्रातुः, the genitive of भ्रातृ, brother. scratchpad/q135-104bh.png at 8.0x shows the printed akshara to be a plain भा -- the flat-bottomed left stroke joined by a bar to the stem, the a-matra to its right -- with no subscript र beneath it whatever, and the same page sets भ्रातृ correctly at ref 25.105 with the subscript र plainly present, so the fount holds the conjunct and the compositor simply dropped it. THE EDITOR SETTLES THE SENSE on this same page: his second gloss paragraph takes this verse as अष्टमस्थ हो तो मनुष्य भाग्यहीन तथा बड़े भाई के सुख का जीवन भर अभाव वाला होता है -- बड़े भाई, the elder brother, for ज्यायान् भ्राता. The printed भातुः is kept in the sanskrit and iast fields; the English and Hindi render भ्रातुः and say so. A SECOND NON-STANDARD READING RECURS HERE AND REVISES A JUDGEMENT MADE ON PAGE १३४. At ref 25.107 the page sets भाग्येशे भवगेहस्थे, and भव names no house in the standard nomenclature; the position of the verse in the ninth lord's round requires the 11th, between दशमस्थे at 25.106 and रिष्फगे at 25.108. scratchpad/q135-107bhava.png at 4.6x reads भ, व, गे, ह, स्थे, with no subscript र, no a-matra over the भ and no ला before it, and the line scans correctly as printed. This is the second time the same edition has put भव where the 11th is meant -- the first was अष्टमेशे भवे at ref 25.95 on printed page १३४ -- and two independent occurrences on consecutive pages make it far more likely that this recension itself uses भव for the 11th house than that one compositor twice set the same wrong word for लाभ. Both readings are retained exactly as printed, and both the English and the Hindi name the 11th in brackets, following the editor, who glosses 25.95 twice as एकादशभाव and लाभ. PRINTED PAGE १३६ ADDS THE DECIDING EVIDENCE AND NARROWS THE CLAIM. The paragraph that closes ॥ १०२-१०८ ॥ there glosses this very verse as लाभभावस्थ भाग्येश हो तो जातक को निश्चय धनागम होता है -- so the editor silently reads लाभ at BOTH places where his own text prints भव, at 25.95 as well as here. That rules out the possibility that भव is a house-name he himself recognises and uses, and it removes any need to invent one. What remains is that the form stands twice in the printed text of this edition, in two different verses on consecutive pages, both times metrically sound. The safest description is therefore that भव for the 11th is a reading INHERITED by this recension rather than a slip of this printing, silently normalised to लाभ by the editor whenever he comes to explain it. PRINTED PAGE १३७ ADDS A FURTHER DATUM. At ref 25.119 the same edition sets दशमेशे तु लाभस्थे, the standard name, in exactly the metrical slot where this verse and ref 25.95 put भव -- so लाभस्थे is available to this printing and scans there. भव is therefore an occasional inherited variant, not a substitution forced on the compositor by the fount or by the metre. The printed form is retained either way, and the 11th is named in brackets on the editor's authority. This page carries TWO gloss paragraphs, of which it closes the first and leaves the second open. The first, seven printed lines standing between verse 101 and verse 102, runs "भाग्येश लग्नस्थ हो तो जातक रूपशीलसम्पन्न विद्वान् राजा तथा प्रजा दोनों का पूज्य तथा सौभाग्यशाली होता है । धनभावगत हो तो मनुष्य स्त्री, पुत्रादि सुखों से युक्त, कामी, धनी, विद्वान् तथा जनप्रिय होता है । भाग्येश तृतीयस्थ हो तो जातक रूपशील धन-सम्पन्न, गुणी तथा सोदरसुखयुक्त होता है । चतुर्थस्थ भाग्येश हो तो जातक मातृभक्त, सम्पत्ति, गृह, वाहन-सौख्यपूर्ण होता है । भाग्येश पञ्चमस्थ हो तो मनुष्य गुरुभक्त, धार्मिक, विद्वान् जनप्रिय तथा सौभाग्यशालीपुत्र से युक्त होता है ॥ ९७-१०१ ॥" -- and with that closing it discharges in full the debt left open on printed page १३४, glossing verses 97 through 101 clause for clause and, in its तृतीयस्थ clause, independently fixing the misnumbered verse at the 3rd house. The second paragraph, still running at the foot of the page, opens "भाग्येश षष्ठभावगत हो तो भाग्यहीन होता है । उसे शत्रुओं से सतत पीड़ा तथा मातुलसुखवञ्चित होता है । भाग्येश सप्तमभावस्थ हो तो स्त्री से सौख्य, यश तथा सद्गुणों से परिपूर्ण जातक होता है । अष्टमस्थ हो तो मनुष्य भाग्यहीन तथा बड़े भाई के सुख का जीवन भर अभाव वाला होता है । नवमस्थ भाग्येश हो तो" and breaks off there, four lines in, glossing verses 102 to 104 and stopping in mid-sentence on 105. Verses 105 to 108 were therefore left unglossed on this page. THAT DEBT IS NOW DISCHARGED: printed page १३६/136 carries the paragraph on for five more lines and closes it ॥ १०२-१०८ ॥, resuming in mid-sentence -- page १३५ breaks off at नवमस्थ भाग्येश हो तो and page १३६ opens जातक भ्रातृसौख्य, सद्गुण -- and running "जातक भ्रातृसौख्य, सद्गुण, सौन्दर्य तथा सौभाग्य से परिपूर्ण होता है । दशमस्थ भाग्येश हो तो मनुष्य गुणवान् लोकपूज्य राजा अथवा तत्सदृश मन्त्री या सेनाध्यक्ष होता है । लाभभावस्थ भाग्येश हो तो जातक को निश्चय धनागम होता है । वह गुरुभक्त, गुणी तथा पुण्यवान् होता है । भाग्येश व्ययस्थ हो तो जातक भाग्यहीन, सत्कार्य तथा अतिथिसेवाजन्य खर्च से दरिद्र हो जाता है ॥ १०२-१०८ ॥". That corroborates verse 105 clause for clause (भ्रातृसौख्य for भ्रातृसौख्ययुतः, सद्गुण, सौन्दर्य तथा सौभाग्य for गुणसौन्दर्यसद्भाग्यैः), verse 106 word for word (गुणवान् लोकपूज्य राजा अथवा तत्सदृश मन्त्री या सेनाध्यक्ष for लोकवन्द्यो गुणी नरः । भूपस्तत्सदृशोऽमात्यः सेनाध्यक्षोऽथवा भवेत्), verse 107 (निश्चय धनागम for नित्यं वित्तागमो भवेत्, गुरुभक्त, गुणी तथा पुण्यवान् for गुरुभक्तिरतो नित्यं पुण्यशीलो गुणी नरः) and verse 108 (भाग्यहीन for भाग्यहीनो, सत्कार्य तथा अतिथिसेवाजन्य खर्च से दरिद्र for सत्कृतौ व्ययतो निःस्वोऽतिथिसत्कृतितत्परः). All of this is the modern editor's own prose, quoted as corroborating apparatus only and never transcribed as BPHS content. THE EDITOR CORROBORATES THIS PAGE'S VERSES CLAUSE FOR CLAUSE. His षष्ठभावगत clause gives शत्रुओं से सतत पीड़ा for verse 102's वैरिभिश्चार्दितो नित्यं and मातुलसुखवञ्चित for its मातुलादिसुखोज्झितः; his सप्तमभावस्थ clause gives स्त्री से सौख्य for verse 103's कलत्रात् सुखसम्भवः and यश तथा सद्गुणों से परिपूर्ण for its यशःसद्गुणसम्पन्नो; and his अष्टमस्थ clause gives भाग्यहीन for verse 104's भाग्यविवर्जितः and बड़े भाई के सुख का जीवन भर अभाव for its न जातु ज्यायसो भ्रातुः सुखं जन्मनि तस्य वै. That last line of the paragraph lies under the digitiser's provenance stamp and was recovered by morphological opening (scratchpad/q135-gl4_k7.png, PIL MaxFilter then MinFilter at kernel 7, reduced 0.72x), the technique established on printed page १३४. Chapter 25 is laid out twelve verses to each lord of a house, each lord being run through the twelve houses beginning at the 1st: verses 97-108 belong to the lord of the 9th, whom the editor titles नवमेश and the verses call भाग्येश. This page carries that round from the 3rd house to the 12th and closes it, ten verses in two blocks of three and seven divided by the editor's gloss. The tenth lord's round should open at verse 109 on printed page १३६/136, presumably under a fresh -फल-- subheading. The chapter is expected to run to roughly 144 verses. The scan carries the digitiser's provenance stamp -- "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- across the foot of the page. On this page it falls clear of every verse line, crossing only the fourth line of the editor's second gloss paragraph. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so every 600 dpi render is an upscale and no amount of magnification recovers detail the scan never held. All readings above were therefore taken at or below native resolution -- reduced strips at 0.70x and line crops at 0.84x -- with high magnification reserved for adjudicating single glyphs. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  101. 25.101 सत्यापित

    Verse 101

    संस्कृत

    भाग्येशे सुतगे जातो गुरुभक्तिरतः सदा । सुतभाग्ययुतो धीरो धार्मिको जनवल्लभः ॥ १०१ ॥

    bhaagyesho sutage jaato gurubhaktiratah sadaa | sutabhaagyayuto dheero dhaarmiko janavallabhah || 101 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lord of the 9th is in the 5th house (suta), the native is born ever intent on devotion to the guru, blessed with fortunate children, steadfast, righteous and dear to the people.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    भाग्येश पञ्चम (सुत) भाव में हो तो जातक सदा गुरुभक्ति में रत रहता है; वह भाग्यशाली सन्तान से युक्त, धीर, धार्मिक तथा जनप्रिय होता है ।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 101. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.167, printed page १३५/135. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p135-167.png (600dpi, 3152x4942 -- narrower than page १३४'s 3511, the ninth different page width in nine pages, so every box was again re-profiled from this page's own ink). The two blocks do not share a margin here either, but the offset runs the other way from page १३४: the editor's gloss falls at x 207-2922 and the verse block at x 585-2800, the verses indented some 380 pixels inside the gloss on the left and stopping some 120 pixels short of it on the right. The page was read three times over: nine reduced strips scratchpad/p135-s1.png through p135-s9.png at 0.70x; then line by line at native resolution in twenty crops scratchpad/q135-99L1.png through q135-108L2.png, each cut at box (565, y0, 2940, y1) at 0.84x from a NumPy row-darkness band map of thirty-four bands; then at word level for the four disputed points, in scratchpad/q135-99num.png at 6.0x, q135-glosscl.png at 3.2x, q135-104bh.png at 8.0x and q135-107bhava.png at 4.6x. The band map again separates root text from commentary by band height -- verse lines 123-152 pixels, the editor's Hindi gloss lines 50-110 -- and it lays the page out as: band 0 the running head भावाधीशफलाध्यायः with the folio १३५; bands 1-6 the six verse lines of verses 99, 100 and 101 (band 2 is a 38-pixel sliver of i-matra hooks and band 3, 235 pixels tall, is two verse lines merged); bands 7-13 a seven-line gloss paragraph, its first line indented to x 391 and its last, band 13, only 50 pixels tall and 551 wide, carrying just the closing है ॥ ९७-१०१ ॥; bands 14-29 the fourteen verse lines of verses 102 to 108 (bands 16 and 18 are 30- and 23-pixel matra slivers belonging to bands 17 and 19); and bands 30-33 the opening four lines of a second gloss paragraph that does not close on this page. सुत is the 5th house, of children. This verse closes the first block of three on the page; the editor's first gloss paragraph follows it. THE VERSE NUMBER PRINTED ON THE FIRST VERSE OF THIS PAGE IS WRONG AND IS LEFT EXACTLY AS PRINTED. The भाग्येशे सहजस्थे verse carries the numeral ॥ ९८ ॥, but ९८ was already used on printed page १३४ for भाग्येशे वित्तगे. scratchpad/q135-99num.png at 6.0x puts the printed glyphs beyond doubt: a ९, a loop with a tail descending and hooking right, followed by an angular ८; the two digits are plainly different shapes and the second is not a repeated ९. The ordinal position is nevertheless 99, on three independent grounds: the next verse on the page is numbered १०० and no verse anywhere is numbered ९९; the editor's gloss below closes ॥ ९७-१०१ ॥ (read at 3.2x in scratchpad/q135-glosscl.png) and enumerates exactly five results, for the 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 5th houses, so the run 97-101 holds five verses; and the house sequence itself is unbroken -- 97 the 1st and 98 the 2nd on page १३४, this verse सहजस्थ the 3rd, १०० सुखगे the 4th, १०१ सुतगे the 5th. The verse is therefore filed at ref 25.99 while the printed ॥ ९८ ॥ is kept verbatim in the sanskrit and iast fields. ONE DEFECTIVE READING STANDS ON THIS PAGE AND IS LEFT EXACTLY AS PRINTED. At ref 25.104 the page sets न जातु ज्यायसो भातुः, and भातुः is not a Sanskrit word; the sense requires भ्रातुः, the genitive of भ्रातृ, brother. scratchpad/q135-104bh.png at 8.0x shows the printed akshara to be a plain भा -- the flat-bottomed left stroke joined by a bar to the stem, the a-matra to its right -- with no subscript र beneath it whatever, and the same page sets भ्रातृ correctly at ref 25.105 with the subscript र plainly present, so the fount holds the conjunct and the compositor simply dropped it. THE EDITOR SETTLES THE SENSE on this same page: his second gloss paragraph takes this verse as अष्टमस्थ हो तो मनुष्य भाग्यहीन तथा बड़े भाई के सुख का जीवन भर अभाव वाला होता है -- बड़े भाई, the elder brother, for ज्यायान् भ्राता. The printed भातुः is kept in the sanskrit and iast fields; the English and Hindi render भ्रातुः and say so. A SECOND NON-STANDARD READING RECURS HERE AND REVISES A JUDGEMENT MADE ON PAGE १३४. At ref 25.107 the page sets भाग्येशे भवगेहस्थे, and भव names no house in the standard nomenclature; the position of the verse in the ninth lord's round requires the 11th, between दशमस्थे at 25.106 and रिष्फगे at 25.108. scratchpad/q135-107bhava.png at 4.6x reads भ, व, गे, ह, स्थे, with no subscript र, no a-matra over the भ and no ला before it, and the line scans correctly as printed. This is the second time the same edition has put भव where the 11th is meant -- the first was अष्टमेशे भवे at ref 25.95 on printed page १३४ -- and two independent occurrences on consecutive pages make it far more likely that this recension itself uses भव for the 11th house than that one compositor twice set the same wrong word for लाभ. Both readings are retained exactly as printed, and both the English and the Hindi name the 11th in brackets, following the editor, who glosses 25.95 twice as एकादशभाव and लाभ. PRINTED PAGE १३६ ADDS THE DECIDING EVIDENCE AND NARROWS THE CLAIM. The paragraph that closes ॥ १०२-१०८ ॥ there glosses this very verse as लाभभावस्थ भाग्येश हो तो जातक को निश्चय धनागम होता है -- so the editor silently reads लाभ at BOTH places where his own text prints भव, at 25.95 as well as here. That rules out the possibility that भव is a house-name he himself recognises and uses, and it removes any need to invent one. What remains is that the form stands twice in the printed text of this edition, in two different verses on consecutive pages, both times metrically sound. The safest description is therefore that भव for the 11th is a reading INHERITED by this recension rather than a slip of this printing, silently normalised to लाभ by the editor whenever he comes to explain it. PRINTED PAGE १३७ ADDS A FURTHER DATUM. At ref 25.119 the same edition sets दशमेशे तु लाभस्थे, the standard name, in exactly the metrical slot where this verse and ref 25.95 put भव -- so लाभस्थे is available to this printing and scans there. भव is therefore an occasional inherited variant, not a substitution forced on the compositor by the fount or by the metre. The printed form is retained either way, and the 11th is named in brackets on the editor's authority. This page carries TWO gloss paragraphs, of which it closes the first and leaves the second open. The first, seven printed lines standing between verse 101 and verse 102, runs "भाग्येश लग्नस्थ हो तो जातक रूपशीलसम्पन्न विद्वान् राजा तथा प्रजा दोनों का पूज्य तथा सौभाग्यशाली होता है । धनभावगत हो तो मनुष्य स्त्री, पुत्रादि सुखों से युक्त, कामी, धनी, विद्वान् तथा जनप्रिय होता है । भाग्येश तृतीयस्थ हो तो जातक रूपशील धन-सम्पन्न, गुणी तथा सोदरसुखयुक्त होता है । चतुर्थस्थ भाग्येश हो तो जातक मातृभक्त, सम्पत्ति, गृह, वाहन-सौख्यपूर्ण होता है । भाग्येश पञ्चमस्थ हो तो मनुष्य गुरुभक्त, धार्मिक, विद्वान् जनप्रिय तथा सौभाग्यशालीपुत्र से युक्त होता है ॥ ९७-१०१ ॥" -- and with that closing it discharges in full the debt left open on printed page १३४, glossing verses 97 through 101 clause for clause and, in its तृतीयस्थ clause, independently fixing the misnumbered verse at the 3rd house. The second paragraph, still running at the foot of the page, opens "भाग्येश षष्ठभावगत हो तो भाग्यहीन होता है । उसे शत्रुओं से सतत पीड़ा तथा मातुलसुखवञ्चित होता है । भाग्येश सप्तमभावस्थ हो तो स्त्री से सौख्य, यश तथा सद्गुणों से परिपूर्ण जातक होता है । अष्टमस्थ हो तो मनुष्य भाग्यहीन तथा बड़े भाई के सुख का जीवन भर अभाव वाला होता है । नवमस्थ भाग्येश हो तो" and breaks off there, four lines in, glossing verses 102 to 104 and stopping in mid-sentence on 105. Verses 105 to 108 were therefore left unglossed on this page. THAT DEBT IS NOW DISCHARGED: printed page १३६/136 carries the paragraph on for five more lines and closes it ॥ १०२-१०८ ॥, resuming in mid-sentence -- page १३५ breaks off at नवमस्थ भाग्येश हो तो and page १३६ opens जातक भ्रातृसौख्य, सद्गुण -- and running "जातक भ्रातृसौख्य, सद्गुण, सौन्दर्य तथा सौभाग्य से परिपूर्ण होता है । दशमस्थ भाग्येश हो तो मनुष्य गुणवान् लोकपूज्य राजा अथवा तत्सदृश मन्त्री या सेनाध्यक्ष होता है । लाभभावस्थ भाग्येश हो तो जातक को निश्चय धनागम होता है । वह गुरुभक्त, गुणी तथा पुण्यवान् होता है । भाग्येश व्ययस्थ हो तो जातक भाग्यहीन, सत्कार्य तथा अतिथिसेवाजन्य खर्च से दरिद्र हो जाता है ॥ १०२-१०८ ॥". That corroborates verse 105 clause for clause (भ्रातृसौख्य for भ्रातृसौख्ययुतः, सद्गुण, सौन्दर्य तथा सौभाग्य for गुणसौन्दर्यसद्भाग्यैः), verse 106 word for word (गुणवान् लोकपूज्य राजा अथवा तत्सदृश मन्त्री या सेनाध्यक्ष for लोकवन्द्यो गुणी नरः । भूपस्तत्सदृशोऽमात्यः सेनाध्यक्षोऽथवा भवेत्), verse 107 (निश्चय धनागम for नित्यं वित्तागमो भवेत्, गुरुभक्त, गुणी तथा पुण्यवान् for गुरुभक्तिरतो नित्यं पुण्यशीलो गुणी नरः) and verse 108 (भाग्यहीन for भाग्यहीनो, सत्कार्य तथा अतिथिसेवाजन्य खर्च से दरिद्र for सत्कृतौ व्ययतो निःस्वोऽतिथिसत्कृतितत्परः). All of this is the modern editor's own prose, quoted as corroborating apparatus only and never transcribed as BPHS content. THE EDITOR CORROBORATES THIS PAGE'S VERSES CLAUSE FOR CLAUSE. His षष्ठभावगत clause gives शत्रुओं से सतत पीड़ा for verse 102's वैरिभिश्चार्दितो नित्यं and मातुलसुखवञ्चित for its मातुलादिसुखोज्झितः; his सप्तमभावस्थ clause gives स्त्री से सौख्य for verse 103's कलत्रात् सुखसम्भवः and यश तथा सद्गुणों से परिपूर्ण for its यशःसद्गुणसम्पन्नो; and his अष्टमस्थ clause gives भाग्यहीन for verse 104's भाग्यविवर्जितः and बड़े भाई के सुख का जीवन भर अभाव for its न जातु ज्यायसो भ्रातुः सुखं जन्मनि तस्य वै. That last line of the paragraph lies under the digitiser's provenance stamp and was recovered by morphological opening (scratchpad/q135-gl4_k7.png, PIL MaxFilter then MinFilter at kernel 7, reduced 0.72x), the technique established on printed page १३४. Chapter 25 is laid out twelve verses to each lord of a house, each lord being run through the twelve houses beginning at the 1st: verses 97-108 belong to the lord of the 9th, whom the editor titles नवमेश and the verses call भाग्येश. This page carries that round from the 3rd house to the 12th and closes it, ten verses in two blocks of three and seven divided by the editor's gloss. The tenth lord's round should open at verse 109 on printed page १३६/136, presumably under a fresh -फल-- subheading. The chapter is expected to run to roughly 144 verses. The scan carries the digitiser's provenance stamp -- "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- across the foot of the page. On this page it falls clear of every verse line, crossing only the fourth line of the editor's second gloss paragraph. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so every 600 dpi render is an upscale and no amount of magnification recovers detail the scan never held. All readings above were therefore taken at or below native resolution -- reduced strips at 0.70x and line crops at 0.84x -- with high magnification reserved for adjudicating single glyphs. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  102. 25.102 सत्यापित

    Verse 102

    संस्कृत

    भाग्येशे शत्रुगृहगे भाग्यहीनो भवेज्जनः । वैरिभिश्चार्दितो नित्यं मातुलादिसुखोज्झितः ॥ १०२ ॥

    bhaagyesho shatrugrihage bhaagyaheeno bhavejjanah | vairibhishchaardito nityam maatulaadisukhojjhitah || 102 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lord of the 9th is in the house of enemies (the 6th), the native becomes devoid of fortune, is constantly tormented by foes, and is deprived of the happiness of the maternal uncle and the like.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    भाग्येश शत्रु-भाव (षष्ठ) में हो तो जातक भाग्यहीन होता है; वह सदा शत्रुओं से पीड़ित तथा मातुल आदि के सुख से वञ्चित रहता है ।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 102. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.167, printed page १३५/135. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p135-167.png (600dpi, 3152x4942 -- narrower than page १३४'s 3511, the ninth different page width in nine pages, so every box was again re-profiled from this page's own ink). The two blocks do not share a margin here either, but the offset runs the other way from page १३४: the editor's gloss falls at x 207-2922 and the verse block at x 585-2800, the verses indented some 380 pixels inside the gloss on the left and stopping some 120 pixels short of it on the right. The page was read three times over: nine reduced strips scratchpad/p135-s1.png through p135-s9.png at 0.70x; then line by line at native resolution in twenty crops scratchpad/q135-99L1.png through q135-108L2.png, each cut at box (565, y0, 2940, y1) at 0.84x from a NumPy row-darkness band map of thirty-four bands; then at word level for the four disputed points, in scratchpad/q135-99num.png at 6.0x, q135-glosscl.png at 3.2x, q135-104bh.png at 8.0x and q135-107bhava.png at 4.6x. The band map again separates root text from commentary by band height -- verse lines 123-152 pixels, the editor's Hindi gloss lines 50-110 -- and it lays the page out as: band 0 the running head भावाधीशफलाध्यायः with the folio १३५; bands 1-6 the six verse lines of verses 99, 100 and 101 (band 2 is a 38-pixel sliver of i-matra hooks and band 3, 235 pixels tall, is two verse lines merged); bands 7-13 a seven-line gloss paragraph, its first line indented to x 391 and its last, band 13, only 50 pixels tall and 551 wide, carrying just the closing है ॥ ९७-१०१ ॥; bands 14-29 the fourteen verse lines of verses 102 to 108 (bands 16 and 18 are 30- and 23-pixel matra slivers belonging to bands 17 and 19); and bands 30-33 the opening four lines of a second gloss paragraph that does not close on this page. शत्रुगृह, the house of enemies, is the 6th. वैरिभिश्चार्दितो is वैरिभिः + चार्दितः by sandhi; मातुल is the maternal uncle, and उज्झित forsaken. THE VERSE NUMBER PRINTED ON THE FIRST VERSE OF THIS PAGE IS WRONG AND IS LEFT EXACTLY AS PRINTED. The भाग्येशे सहजस्थे verse carries the numeral ॥ ९८ ॥, but ९८ was already used on printed page १३४ for भाग्येशे वित्तगे. scratchpad/q135-99num.png at 6.0x puts the printed glyphs beyond doubt: a ९, a loop with a tail descending and hooking right, followed by an angular ८; the two digits are plainly different shapes and the second is not a repeated ९. The ordinal position is nevertheless 99, on three independent grounds: the next verse on the page is numbered १०० and no verse anywhere is numbered ९९; the editor's gloss below closes ॥ ९७-१०१ ॥ (read at 3.2x in scratchpad/q135-glosscl.png) and enumerates exactly five results, for the 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 5th houses, so the run 97-101 holds five verses; and the house sequence itself is unbroken -- 97 the 1st and 98 the 2nd on page १३४, this verse सहजस्थ the 3rd, १०० सुखगे the 4th, १०१ सुतगे the 5th. The verse is therefore filed at ref 25.99 while the printed ॥ ९८ ॥ is kept verbatim in the sanskrit and iast fields. ONE DEFECTIVE READING STANDS ON THIS PAGE AND IS LEFT EXACTLY AS PRINTED. At ref 25.104 the page sets न जातु ज्यायसो भातुः, and भातुः is not a Sanskrit word; the sense requires भ्रातुः, the genitive of भ्रातृ, brother. scratchpad/q135-104bh.png at 8.0x shows the printed akshara to be a plain भा -- the flat-bottomed left stroke joined by a bar to the stem, the a-matra to its right -- with no subscript र beneath it whatever, and the same page sets भ्रातृ correctly at ref 25.105 with the subscript र plainly present, so the fount holds the conjunct and the compositor simply dropped it. THE EDITOR SETTLES THE SENSE on this same page: his second gloss paragraph takes this verse as अष्टमस्थ हो तो मनुष्य भाग्यहीन तथा बड़े भाई के सुख का जीवन भर अभाव वाला होता है -- बड़े भाई, the elder brother, for ज्यायान् भ्राता. The printed भातुः is kept in the sanskrit and iast fields; the English and Hindi render भ्रातुः and say so. A SECOND NON-STANDARD READING RECURS HERE AND REVISES A JUDGEMENT MADE ON PAGE १३४. At ref 25.107 the page sets भाग्येशे भवगेहस्थे, and भव names no house in the standard nomenclature; the position of the verse in the ninth lord's round requires the 11th, between दशमस्थे at 25.106 and रिष्फगे at 25.108. scratchpad/q135-107bhava.png at 4.6x reads भ, व, गे, ह, स्थे, with no subscript र, no a-matra over the भ and no ला before it, and the line scans correctly as printed. This is the second time the same edition has put भव where the 11th is meant -- the first was अष्टमेशे भवे at ref 25.95 on printed page १३४ -- and two independent occurrences on consecutive pages make it far more likely that this recension itself uses भव for the 11th house than that one compositor twice set the same wrong word for लाभ. Both readings are retained exactly as printed, and both the English and the Hindi name the 11th in brackets, following the editor, who glosses 25.95 twice as एकादशभाव and लाभ. PRINTED PAGE १३६ ADDS THE DECIDING EVIDENCE AND NARROWS THE CLAIM. The paragraph that closes ॥ १०२-१०८ ॥ there glosses this very verse as लाभभावस्थ भाग्येश हो तो जातक को निश्चय धनागम होता है -- so the editor silently reads लाभ at BOTH places where his own text prints भव, at 25.95 as well as here. That rules out the possibility that भव is a house-name he himself recognises and uses, and it removes any need to invent one. What remains is that the form stands twice in the printed text of this edition, in two different verses on consecutive pages, both times metrically sound. The safest description is therefore that भव for the 11th is a reading INHERITED by this recension rather than a slip of this printing, silently normalised to लाभ by the editor whenever he comes to explain it. PRINTED PAGE १३७ ADDS A FURTHER DATUM. At ref 25.119 the same edition sets दशमेशे तु लाभस्थे, the standard name, in exactly the metrical slot where this verse and ref 25.95 put भव -- so लाभस्थे is available to this printing and scans there. भव is therefore an occasional inherited variant, not a substitution forced on the compositor by the fount or by the metre. The printed form is retained either way, and the 11th is named in brackets on the editor's authority. This page carries TWO gloss paragraphs, of which it closes the first and leaves the second open. The first, seven printed lines standing between verse 101 and verse 102, runs "भाग्येश लग्नस्थ हो तो जातक रूपशीलसम्पन्न विद्वान् राजा तथा प्रजा दोनों का पूज्य तथा सौभाग्यशाली होता है । धनभावगत हो तो मनुष्य स्त्री, पुत्रादि सुखों से युक्त, कामी, धनी, विद्वान् तथा जनप्रिय होता है । भाग्येश तृतीयस्थ हो तो जातक रूपशील धन-सम्पन्न, गुणी तथा सोदरसुखयुक्त होता है । चतुर्थस्थ भाग्येश हो तो जातक मातृभक्त, सम्पत्ति, गृह, वाहन-सौख्यपूर्ण होता है । भाग्येश पञ्चमस्थ हो तो मनुष्य गुरुभक्त, धार्मिक, विद्वान् जनप्रिय तथा सौभाग्यशालीपुत्र से युक्त होता है ॥ ९७-१०१ ॥" -- and with that closing it discharges in full the debt left open on printed page १३४, glossing verses 97 through 101 clause for clause and, in its तृतीयस्थ clause, independently fixing the misnumbered verse at the 3rd house. The second paragraph, still running at the foot of the page, opens "भाग्येश षष्ठभावगत हो तो भाग्यहीन होता है । उसे शत्रुओं से सतत पीड़ा तथा मातुलसुखवञ्चित होता है । भाग्येश सप्तमभावस्थ हो तो स्त्री से सौख्य, यश तथा सद्गुणों से परिपूर्ण जातक होता है । अष्टमस्थ हो तो मनुष्य भाग्यहीन तथा बड़े भाई के सुख का जीवन भर अभाव वाला होता है । नवमस्थ भाग्येश हो तो" and breaks off there, four lines in, glossing verses 102 to 104 and stopping in mid-sentence on 105. Verses 105 to 108 were therefore left unglossed on this page. THAT DEBT IS NOW DISCHARGED: printed page १३६/136 carries the paragraph on for five more lines and closes it ॥ १०२-१०८ ॥, resuming in mid-sentence -- page १३५ breaks off at नवमस्थ भाग्येश हो तो and page १३६ opens जातक भ्रातृसौख्य, सद्गुण -- and running "जातक भ्रातृसौख्य, सद्गुण, सौन्दर्य तथा सौभाग्य से परिपूर्ण होता है । दशमस्थ भाग्येश हो तो मनुष्य गुणवान् लोकपूज्य राजा अथवा तत्सदृश मन्त्री या सेनाध्यक्ष होता है । लाभभावस्थ भाग्येश हो तो जातक को निश्चय धनागम होता है । वह गुरुभक्त, गुणी तथा पुण्यवान् होता है । भाग्येश व्ययस्थ हो तो जातक भाग्यहीन, सत्कार्य तथा अतिथिसेवाजन्य खर्च से दरिद्र हो जाता है ॥ १०२-१०८ ॥". That corroborates verse 105 clause for clause (भ्रातृसौख्य for भ्रातृसौख्ययुतः, सद्गुण, सौन्दर्य तथा सौभाग्य for गुणसौन्दर्यसद्भाग्यैः), verse 106 word for word (गुणवान् लोकपूज्य राजा अथवा तत्सदृश मन्त्री या सेनाध्यक्ष for लोकवन्द्यो गुणी नरः । भूपस्तत्सदृशोऽमात्यः सेनाध्यक्षोऽथवा भवेत्), verse 107 (निश्चय धनागम for नित्यं वित्तागमो भवेत्, गुरुभक्त, गुणी तथा पुण्यवान् for गुरुभक्तिरतो नित्यं पुण्यशीलो गुणी नरः) and verse 108 (भाग्यहीन for भाग्यहीनो, सत्कार्य तथा अतिथिसेवाजन्य खर्च से दरिद्र for सत्कृतौ व्ययतो निःस्वोऽतिथिसत्कृतितत्परः). All of this is the modern editor's own prose, quoted as corroborating apparatus only and never transcribed as BPHS content. THE EDITOR CORROBORATES THIS PAGE'S VERSES CLAUSE FOR CLAUSE. His षष्ठभावगत clause gives शत्रुओं से सतत पीड़ा for verse 102's वैरिभिश्चार्दितो नित्यं and मातुलसुखवञ्चित for its मातुलादिसुखोज्झितः; his सप्तमभावस्थ clause gives स्त्री से सौख्य for verse 103's कलत्रात् सुखसम्भवः and यश तथा सद्गुणों से परिपूर्ण for its यशःसद्गुणसम्पन्नो; and his अष्टमस्थ clause gives भाग्यहीन for verse 104's भाग्यविवर्जितः and बड़े भाई के सुख का जीवन भर अभाव for its न जातु ज्यायसो भ्रातुः सुखं जन्मनि तस्य वै. That last line of the paragraph lies under the digitiser's provenance stamp and was recovered by morphological opening (scratchpad/q135-gl4_k7.png, PIL MaxFilter then MinFilter at kernel 7, reduced 0.72x), the technique established on printed page १३४. Chapter 25 is laid out twelve verses to each lord of a house, each lord being run through the twelve houses beginning at the 1st: verses 97-108 belong to the lord of the 9th, whom the editor titles नवमेश and the verses call भाग्येश. This page carries that round from the 3rd house to the 12th and closes it, ten verses in two blocks of three and seven divided by the editor's gloss. The tenth lord's round should open at verse 109 on printed page १३६/136, presumably under a fresh -फल-- subheading. The chapter is expected to run to roughly 144 verses. The scan carries the digitiser's provenance stamp -- "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- across the foot of the page. On this page it falls clear of every verse line, crossing only the fourth line of the editor's second gloss paragraph. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so every 600 dpi render is an upscale and no amount of magnification recovers detail the scan never held. All readings above were therefore taken at or below native resolution -- reduced strips at 0.70x and line crops at 0.84x -- with high magnification reserved for adjudicating single glyphs. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  103. 25.103 सत्यापित

    Verse 103

    संस्कृत

    भाग्येशे तु कलत्रस्थे कलत्रात् सुखसम्भवः । यशःसद्गुणसम्पन्नो जायते जातकः सदा ॥ १०३ ॥

    bhaagyesho tu kalatrasthe kalatraat sukhasambhavah | yashahsadgunasampanno jaayate jaatakah sadaa || 103 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lord of the 9th stands in the 7th house (kalatra), happiness arises through the spouse, and the native is always born possessed of fame and of good qualities.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    भाग्येश सप्तम (कलत्र) भाव में हो तो पत्नी से सुख की प्राप्ति होती है; जातक सदा यश तथा सद्गुणों से सम्पन्न होता है ।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 103. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.167, printed page १३५/135. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p135-167.png (600dpi, 3152x4942 -- narrower than page १३४'s 3511, the ninth different page width in nine pages, so every box was again re-profiled from this page's own ink). The two blocks do not share a margin here either, but the offset runs the other way from page १३४: the editor's gloss falls at x 207-2922 and the verse block at x 585-2800, the verses indented some 380 pixels inside the gloss on the left and stopping some 120 pixels short of it on the right. The page was read three times over: nine reduced strips scratchpad/p135-s1.png through p135-s9.png at 0.70x; then line by line at native resolution in twenty crops scratchpad/q135-99L1.png through q135-108L2.png, each cut at box (565, y0, 2940, y1) at 0.84x from a NumPy row-darkness band map of thirty-four bands; then at word level for the four disputed points, in scratchpad/q135-99num.png at 6.0x, q135-glosscl.png at 3.2x, q135-104bh.png at 8.0x and q135-107bhava.png at 4.6x. The band map again separates root text from commentary by band height -- verse lines 123-152 pixels, the editor's Hindi gloss lines 50-110 -- and it lays the page out as: band 0 the running head भावाधीशफलाध्यायः with the folio १३५; bands 1-6 the six verse lines of verses 99, 100 and 101 (band 2 is a 38-pixel sliver of i-matra hooks and band 3, 235 pixels tall, is two verse lines merged); bands 7-13 a seven-line gloss paragraph, its first line indented to x 391 and its last, band 13, only 50 pixels tall and 551 wide, carrying just the closing है ॥ ९७-१०१ ॥; bands 14-29 the fourteen verse lines of verses 102 to 108 (bands 16 and 18 are 30- and 23-pixel matra slivers belonging to bands 17 and 19); and bands 30-33 the opening four lines of a second gloss paragraph that does not close on this page. कलत्र, the 7th house, is also the word for spouse, and the verse turns on that double sense: कलत्रस्थे in the house, कलत्रात् from the spouse. THE VERSE NUMBER PRINTED ON THE FIRST VERSE OF THIS PAGE IS WRONG AND IS LEFT EXACTLY AS PRINTED. The भाग्येशे सहजस्थे verse carries the numeral ॥ ९८ ॥, but ९८ was already used on printed page १३४ for भाग्येशे वित्तगे. scratchpad/q135-99num.png at 6.0x puts the printed glyphs beyond doubt: a ९, a loop with a tail descending and hooking right, followed by an angular ८; the two digits are plainly different shapes and the second is not a repeated ९. The ordinal position is nevertheless 99, on three independent grounds: the next verse on the page is numbered १०० and no verse anywhere is numbered ९९; the editor's gloss below closes ॥ ९७-१०१ ॥ (read at 3.2x in scratchpad/q135-glosscl.png) and enumerates exactly five results, for the 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 5th houses, so the run 97-101 holds five verses; and the house sequence itself is unbroken -- 97 the 1st and 98 the 2nd on page १३४, this verse सहजस्थ the 3rd, १०० सुखगे the 4th, १०१ सुतगे the 5th. The verse is therefore filed at ref 25.99 while the printed ॥ ९८ ॥ is kept verbatim in the sanskrit and iast fields. ONE DEFECTIVE READING STANDS ON THIS PAGE AND IS LEFT EXACTLY AS PRINTED. At ref 25.104 the page sets न जातु ज्यायसो भातुः, and भातुः is not a Sanskrit word; the sense requires भ्रातुः, the genitive of भ्रातृ, brother. scratchpad/q135-104bh.png at 8.0x shows the printed akshara to be a plain भा -- the flat-bottomed left stroke joined by a bar to the stem, the a-matra to its right -- with no subscript र beneath it whatever, and the same page sets भ्रातृ correctly at ref 25.105 with the subscript र plainly present, so the fount holds the conjunct and the compositor simply dropped it. THE EDITOR SETTLES THE SENSE on this same page: his second gloss paragraph takes this verse as अष्टमस्थ हो तो मनुष्य भाग्यहीन तथा बड़े भाई के सुख का जीवन भर अभाव वाला होता है -- बड़े भाई, the elder brother, for ज्यायान् भ्राता. The printed भातुः is kept in the sanskrit and iast fields; the English and Hindi render भ्रातुः and say so. A SECOND NON-STANDARD READING RECURS HERE AND REVISES A JUDGEMENT MADE ON PAGE १३४. At ref 25.107 the page sets भाग्येशे भवगेहस्थे, and भव names no house in the standard nomenclature; the position of the verse in the ninth lord's round requires the 11th, between दशमस्थे at 25.106 and रिष्फगे at 25.108. scratchpad/q135-107bhava.png at 4.6x reads भ, व, गे, ह, स्थे, with no subscript र, no a-matra over the भ and no ला before it, and the line scans correctly as printed. This is the second time the same edition has put भव where the 11th is meant -- the first was अष्टमेशे भवे at ref 25.95 on printed page १३४ -- and two independent occurrences on consecutive pages make it far more likely that this recension itself uses भव for the 11th house than that one compositor twice set the same wrong word for लाभ. Both readings are retained exactly as printed, and both the English and the Hindi name the 11th in brackets, following the editor, who glosses 25.95 twice as एकादशभाव and लाभ. PRINTED PAGE १३६ ADDS THE DECIDING EVIDENCE AND NARROWS THE CLAIM. The paragraph that closes ॥ १०२-१०८ ॥ there glosses this very verse as लाभभावस्थ भाग्येश हो तो जातक को निश्चय धनागम होता है -- so the editor silently reads लाभ at BOTH places where his own text prints भव, at 25.95 as well as here. That rules out the possibility that भव is a house-name he himself recognises and uses, and it removes any need to invent one. What remains is that the form stands twice in the printed text of this edition, in two different verses on consecutive pages, both times metrically sound. The safest description is therefore that भव for the 11th is a reading INHERITED by this recension rather than a slip of this printing, silently normalised to लाभ by the editor whenever he comes to explain it. PRINTED PAGE १३७ ADDS A FURTHER DATUM. At ref 25.119 the same edition sets दशमेशे तु लाभस्थे, the standard name, in exactly the metrical slot where this verse and ref 25.95 put भव -- so लाभस्थे is available to this printing and scans there. भव is therefore an occasional inherited variant, not a substitution forced on the compositor by the fount or by the metre. The printed form is retained either way, and the 11th is named in brackets on the editor's authority. This page carries TWO gloss paragraphs, of which it closes the first and leaves the second open. The first, seven printed lines standing between verse 101 and verse 102, runs "भाग्येश लग्नस्थ हो तो जातक रूपशीलसम्पन्न विद्वान् राजा तथा प्रजा दोनों का पूज्य तथा सौभाग्यशाली होता है । धनभावगत हो तो मनुष्य स्त्री, पुत्रादि सुखों से युक्त, कामी, धनी, विद्वान् तथा जनप्रिय होता है । भाग्येश तृतीयस्थ हो तो जातक रूपशील धन-सम्पन्न, गुणी तथा सोदरसुखयुक्त होता है । चतुर्थस्थ भाग्येश हो तो जातक मातृभक्त, सम्पत्ति, गृह, वाहन-सौख्यपूर्ण होता है । भाग्येश पञ्चमस्थ हो तो मनुष्य गुरुभक्त, धार्मिक, विद्वान् जनप्रिय तथा सौभाग्यशालीपुत्र से युक्त होता है ॥ ९७-१०१ ॥" -- and with that closing it discharges in full the debt left open on printed page १३४, glossing verses 97 through 101 clause for clause and, in its तृतीयस्थ clause, independently fixing the misnumbered verse at the 3rd house. The second paragraph, still running at the foot of the page, opens "भाग्येश षष्ठभावगत हो तो भाग्यहीन होता है । उसे शत्रुओं से सतत पीड़ा तथा मातुलसुखवञ्चित होता है । भाग्येश सप्तमभावस्थ हो तो स्त्री से सौख्य, यश तथा सद्गुणों से परिपूर्ण जातक होता है । अष्टमस्थ हो तो मनुष्य भाग्यहीन तथा बड़े भाई के सुख का जीवन भर अभाव वाला होता है । नवमस्थ भाग्येश हो तो" and breaks off there, four lines in, glossing verses 102 to 104 and stopping in mid-sentence on 105. Verses 105 to 108 were therefore left unglossed on this page. THAT DEBT IS NOW DISCHARGED: printed page १३६/136 carries the paragraph on for five more lines and closes it ॥ १०२-१०८ ॥, resuming in mid-sentence -- page १३५ breaks off at नवमस्थ भाग्येश हो तो and page १३६ opens जातक भ्रातृसौख्य, सद्गुण -- and running "जातक भ्रातृसौख्य, सद्गुण, सौन्दर्य तथा सौभाग्य से परिपूर्ण होता है । दशमस्थ भाग्येश हो तो मनुष्य गुणवान् लोकपूज्य राजा अथवा तत्सदृश मन्त्री या सेनाध्यक्ष होता है । लाभभावस्थ भाग्येश हो तो जातक को निश्चय धनागम होता है । वह गुरुभक्त, गुणी तथा पुण्यवान् होता है । भाग्येश व्ययस्थ हो तो जातक भाग्यहीन, सत्कार्य तथा अतिथिसेवाजन्य खर्च से दरिद्र हो जाता है ॥ १०२-१०८ ॥". That corroborates verse 105 clause for clause (भ्रातृसौख्य for भ्रातृसौख्ययुतः, सद्गुण, सौन्दर्य तथा सौभाग्य for गुणसौन्दर्यसद्भाग्यैः), verse 106 word for word (गुणवान् लोकपूज्य राजा अथवा तत्सदृश मन्त्री या सेनाध्यक्ष for लोकवन्द्यो गुणी नरः । भूपस्तत्सदृशोऽमात्यः सेनाध्यक्षोऽथवा भवेत्), verse 107 (निश्चय धनागम for नित्यं वित्तागमो भवेत्, गुरुभक्त, गुणी तथा पुण्यवान् for गुरुभक्तिरतो नित्यं पुण्यशीलो गुणी नरः) and verse 108 (भाग्यहीन for भाग्यहीनो, सत्कार्य तथा अतिथिसेवाजन्य खर्च से दरिद्र for सत्कृतौ व्ययतो निःस्वोऽतिथिसत्कृतितत्परः). All of this is the modern editor's own prose, quoted as corroborating apparatus only and never transcribed as BPHS content. THE EDITOR CORROBORATES THIS PAGE'S VERSES CLAUSE FOR CLAUSE. His षष्ठभावगत clause gives शत्रुओं से सतत पीड़ा for verse 102's वैरिभिश्चार्दितो नित्यं and मातुलसुखवञ्चित for its मातुलादिसुखोज्झितः; his सप्तमभावस्थ clause gives स्त्री से सौख्य for verse 103's कलत्रात् सुखसम्भवः and यश तथा सद्गुणों से परिपूर्ण for its यशःसद्गुणसम्पन्नो; and his अष्टमस्थ clause gives भाग्यहीन for verse 104's भाग्यविवर्जितः and बड़े भाई के सुख का जीवन भर अभाव for its न जातु ज्यायसो भ्रातुः सुखं जन्मनि तस्य वै. That last line of the paragraph lies under the digitiser's provenance stamp and was recovered by morphological opening (scratchpad/q135-gl4_k7.png, PIL MaxFilter then MinFilter at kernel 7, reduced 0.72x), the technique established on printed page १३४. Chapter 25 is laid out twelve verses to each lord of a house, each lord being run through the twelve houses beginning at the 1st: verses 97-108 belong to the lord of the 9th, whom the editor titles नवमेश and the verses call भाग्येश. This page carries that round from the 3rd house to the 12th and closes it, ten verses in two blocks of three and seven divided by the editor's gloss. The tenth lord's round should open at verse 109 on printed page १३६/136, presumably under a fresh -फल-- subheading. The chapter is expected to run to roughly 144 verses. The scan carries the digitiser's provenance stamp -- "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- across the foot of the page. On this page it falls clear of every verse line, crossing only the fourth line of the editor's second gloss paragraph. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so every 600 dpi render is an upscale and no amount of magnification recovers detail the scan never held. All readings above were therefore taken at or below native resolution -- reduced strips at 0.70x and line crops at 0.84x -- with high magnification reserved for adjudicating single glyphs. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  104. 25.104 सत्यापित

    Verse 104

    संस्कृत

    भाग्येशे निधनस्थे तु जनो भाग्यविवर्जितः । न जातु ज्यायसो भातुः सुखं जन्मनि तस्य वै ॥ १०४ ॥

    bhaagyesho nidhanasthe tu jano bhaagyavivarjitah | na jaatu jyaayaso bhaatuh sukham janmani tasya vai || 104 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lord of the 9th is in the 8th house (nidhana), the native is bereft of fortune; never in the whole of that lifetime is there the happiness of an elder brother. (The page prints bhaatuh; the word intended is bhraatuh, 'of the brother' -- see the note below.)

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    भाग्येश अष्टम (निधन) भाव में हो तो जातक भाग्यहीन होता है; उसे जीवन भर बड़े भाई का सुख कभी नहीं मिलता । (मुद्रित पाठ भातुः है, अभिप्रेत भ्रातुः -- नीचे टिप्पणी देखें ।)

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 104. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.167, printed page १३५/135. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p135-167.png (600dpi, 3152x4942 -- narrower than page १३४'s 3511, the ninth different page width in nine pages, so every box was again re-profiled from this page's own ink). The two blocks do not share a margin here either, but the offset runs the other way from page १३४: the editor's gloss falls at x 207-2922 and the verse block at x 585-2800, the verses indented some 380 pixels inside the gloss on the left and stopping some 120 pixels short of it on the right. The page was read three times over: nine reduced strips scratchpad/p135-s1.png through p135-s9.png at 0.70x; then line by line at native resolution in twenty crops scratchpad/q135-99L1.png through q135-108L2.png, each cut at box (565, y0, 2940, y1) at 0.84x from a NumPy row-darkness band map of thirty-four bands; then at word level for the four disputed points, in scratchpad/q135-99num.png at 6.0x, q135-glosscl.png at 3.2x, q135-104bh.png at 8.0x and q135-107bhava.png at 4.6x. The band map again separates root text from commentary by band height -- verse lines 123-152 pixels, the editor's Hindi gloss lines 50-110 -- and it lays the page out as: band 0 the running head भावाधीशफलाध्यायः with the folio १३५; bands 1-6 the six verse lines of verses 99, 100 and 101 (band 2 is a 38-pixel sliver of i-matra hooks and band 3, 235 pixels tall, is two verse lines merged); bands 7-13 a seven-line gloss paragraph, its first line indented to x 391 and its last, band 13, only 50 pixels tall and 551 wide, carrying just the closing है ॥ ९७-१०१ ॥; bands 14-29 the fourteen verse lines of verses 102 to 108 (bands 16 and 18 are 30- and 23-pixel matra slivers belonging to bands 17 and 19); and bands 30-33 the opening four lines of a second gloss paragraph that does not close on this page. निधन is the 8th house. ज्यायस् is the elder; न जातु is 'never at any time'. THE VERSE NUMBER PRINTED ON THE FIRST VERSE OF THIS PAGE IS WRONG AND IS LEFT EXACTLY AS PRINTED. The भाग्येशे सहजस्थे verse carries the numeral ॥ ९८ ॥, but ९८ was already used on printed page १३४ for भाग्येशे वित्तगे. scratchpad/q135-99num.png at 6.0x puts the printed glyphs beyond doubt: a ९, a loop with a tail descending and hooking right, followed by an angular ८; the two digits are plainly different shapes and the second is not a repeated ९. The ordinal position is nevertheless 99, on three independent grounds: the next verse on the page is numbered १०० and no verse anywhere is numbered ९९; the editor's gloss below closes ॥ ९७-१०१ ॥ (read at 3.2x in scratchpad/q135-glosscl.png) and enumerates exactly five results, for the 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 5th houses, so the run 97-101 holds five verses; and the house sequence itself is unbroken -- 97 the 1st and 98 the 2nd on page १३४, this verse सहजस्थ the 3rd, १०० सुखगे the 4th, १०१ सुतगे the 5th. The verse is therefore filed at ref 25.99 while the printed ॥ ९८ ॥ is kept verbatim in the sanskrit and iast fields. ONE DEFECTIVE READING STANDS ON THIS PAGE AND IS LEFT EXACTLY AS PRINTED. At ref 25.104 the page sets न जातु ज्यायसो भातुः, and भातुः is not a Sanskrit word; the sense requires भ्रातुः, the genitive of भ्रातृ, brother. scratchpad/q135-104bh.png at 8.0x shows the printed akshara to be a plain भा -- the flat-bottomed left stroke joined by a bar to the stem, the a-matra to its right -- with no subscript र beneath it whatever, and the same page sets भ्रातृ correctly at ref 25.105 with the subscript र plainly present, so the fount holds the conjunct and the compositor simply dropped it. THE EDITOR SETTLES THE SENSE on this same page: his second gloss paragraph takes this verse as अष्टमस्थ हो तो मनुष्य भाग्यहीन तथा बड़े भाई के सुख का जीवन भर अभाव वाला होता है -- बड़े भाई, the elder brother, for ज्यायान् भ्राता. The printed भातुः is kept in the sanskrit and iast fields; the English and Hindi render भ्रातुः and say so. A SECOND NON-STANDARD READING RECURS HERE AND REVISES A JUDGEMENT MADE ON PAGE १३४. At ref 25.107 the page sets भाग्येशे भवगेहस्थे, and भव names no house in the standard nomenclature; the position of the verse in the ninth lord's round requires the 11th, between दशमस्थे at 25.106 and रिष्फगे at 25.108. scratchpad/q135-107bhava.png at 4.6x reads भ, व, गे, ह, स्थे, with no subscript र, no a-matra over the भ and no ला before it, and the line scans correctly as printed. This is the second time the same edition has put भव where the 11th is meant -- the first was अष्टमेशे भवे at ref 25.95 on printed page १३४ -- and two independent occurrences on consecutive pages make it far more likely that this recension itself uses भव for the 11th house than that one compositor twice set the same wrong word for लाभ. Both readings are retained exactly as printed, and both the English and the Hindi name the 11th in brackets, following the editor, who glosses 25.95 twice as एकादशभाव and लाभ. PRINTED PAGE १३६ ADDS THE DECIDING EVIDENCE AND NARROWS THE CLAIM. The paragraph that closes ॥ १०२-१०८ ॥ there glosses this very verse as लाभभावस्थ भाग्येश हो तो जातक को निश्चय धनागम होता है -- so the editor silently reads लाभ at BOTH places where his own text prints भव, at 25.95 as well as here. That rules out the possibility that भव is a house-name he himself recognises and uses, and it removes any need to invent one. What remains is that the form stands twice in the printed text of this edition, in two different verses on consecutive pages, both times metrically sound. The safest description is therefore that भव for the 11th is a reading INHERITED by this recension rather than a slip of this printing, silently normalised to लाभ by the editor whenever he comes to explain it. PRINTED PAGE १३७ ADDS A FURTHER DATUM. At ref 25.119 the same edition sets दशमेशे तु लाभस्थे, the standard name, in exactly the metrical slot where this verse and ref 25.95 put भव -- so लाभस्थे is available to this printing and scans there. भव is therefore an occasional inherited variant, not a substitution forced on the compositor by the fount or by the metre. The printed form is retained either way, and the 11th is named in brackets on the editor's authority. This page carries TWO gloss paragraphs, of which it closes the first and leaves the second open. The first, seven printed lines standing between verse 101 and verse 102, runs "भाग्येश लग्नस्थ हो तो जातक रूपशीलसम्पन्न विद्वान् राजा तथा प्रजा दोनों का पूज्य तथा सौभाग्यशाली होता है । धनभावगत हो तो मनुष्य स्त्री, पुत्रादि सुखों से युक्त, कामी, धनी, विद्वान् तथा जनप्रिय होता है । भाग्येश तृतीयस्थ हो तो जातक रूपशील धन-सम्पन्न, गुणी तथा सोदरसुखयुक्त होता है । चतुर्थस्थ भाग्येश हो तो जातक मातृभक्त, सम्पत्ति, गृह, वाहन-सौख्यपूर्ण होता है । भाग्येश पञ्चमस्थ हो तो मनुष्य गुरुभक्त, धार्मिक, विद्वान् जनप्रिय तथा सौभाग्यशालीपुत्र से युक्त होता है ॥ ९७-१०१ ॥" -- and with that closing it discharges in full the debt left open on printed page १३४, glossing verses 97 through 101 clause for clause and, in its तृतीयस्थ clause, independently fixing the misnumbered verse at the 3rd house. The second paragraph, still running at the foot of the page, opens "भाग्येश षष्ठभावगत हो तो भाग्यहीन होता है । उसे शत्रुओं से सतत पीड़ा तथा मातुलसुखवञ्चित होता है । भाग्येश सप्तमभावस्थ हो तो स्त्री से सौख्य, यश तथा सद्गुणों से परिपूर्ण जातक होता है । अष्टमस्थ हो तो मनुष्य भाग्यहीन तथा बड़े भाई के सुख का जीवन भर अभाव वाला होता है । नवमस्थ भाग्येश हो तो" and breaks off there, four lines in, glossing verses 102 to 104 and stopping in mid-sentence on 105. Verses 105 to 108 were therefore left unglossed on this page. THAT DEBT IS NOW DISCHARGED: printed page १३६/136 carries the paragraph on for five more lines and closes it ॥ १०२-१०८ ॥, resuming in mid-sentence -- page १३५ breaks off at नवमस्थ भाग्येश हो तो and page १३६ opens जातक भ्रातृसौख्य, सद्गुण -- and running "जातक भ्रातृसौख्य, सद्गुण, सौन्दर्य तथा सौभाग्य से परिपूर्ण होता है । दशमस्थ भाग्येश हो तो मनुष्य गुणवान् लोकपूज्य राजा अथवा तत्सदृश मन्त्री या सेनाध्यक्ष होता है । लाभभावस्थ भाग्येश हो तो जातक को निश्चय धनागम होता है । वह गुरुभक्त, गुणी तथा पुण्यवान् होता है । भाग्येश व्ययस्थ हो तो जातक भाग्यहीन, सत्कार्य तथा अतिथिसेवाजन्य खर्च से दरिद्र हो जाता है ॥ १०२-१०८ ॥". That corroborates verse 105 clause for clause (भ्रातृसौख्य for भ्रातृसौख्ययुतः, सद्गुण, सौन्दर्य तथा सौभाग्य for गुणसौन्दर्यसद्भाग्यैः), verse 106 word for word (गुणवान् लोकपूज्य राजा अथवा तत्सदृश मन्त्री या सेनाध्यक्ष for लोकवन्द्यो गुणी नरः । भूपस्तत्सदृशोऽमात्यः सेनाध्यक्षोऽथवा भवेत्), verse 107 (निश्चय धनागम for नित्यं वित्तागमो भवेत्, गुरुभक्त, गुणी तथा पुण्यवान् for गुरुभक्तिरतो नित्यं पुण्यशीलो गुणी नरः) and verse 108 (भाग्यहीन for भाग्यहीनो, सत्कार्य तथा अतिथिसेवाजन्य खर्च से दरिद्र for सत्कृतौ व्ययतो निःस्वोऽतिथिसत्कृतितत्परः). All of this is the modern editor's own prose, quoted as corroborating apparatus only and never transcribed as BPHS content. THE EDITOR CORROBORATES THIS PAGE'S VERSES CLAUSE FOR CLAUSE. His षष्ठभावगत clause gives शत्रुओं से सतत पीड़ा for verse 102's वैरिभिश्चार्दितो नित्यं and मातुलसुखवञ्चित for its मातुलादिसुखोज्झितः; his सप्तमभावस्थ clause gives स्त्री से सौख्य for verse 103's कलत्रात् सुखसम्भवः and यश तथा सद्गुणों से परिपूर्ण for its यशःसद्गुणसम्पन्नो; and his अष्टमस्थ clause gives भाग्यहीन for verse 104's भाग्यविवर्जितः and बड़े भाई के सुख का जीवन भर अभाव for its न जातु ज्यायसो भ्रातुः सुखं जन्मनि तस्य वै. That last line of the paragraph lies under the digitiser's provenance stamp and was recovered by morphological opening (scratchpad/q135-gl4_k7.png, PIL MaxFilter then MinFilter at kernel 7, reduced 0.72x), the technique established on printed page १३४. Chapter 25 is laid out twelve verses to each lord of a house, each lord being run through the twelve houses beginning at the 1st: verses 97-108 belong to the lord of the 9th, whom the editor titles नवमेश and the verses call भाग्येश. This page carries that round from the 3rd house to the 12th and closes it, ten verses in two blocks of three and seven divided by the editor's gloss. The tenth lord's round should open at verse 109 on printed page १३६/136, presumably under a fresh -फल-- subheading. The chapter is expected to run to roughly 144 verses. The scan carries the digitiser's provenance stamp -- "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- across the foot of the page. On this page it falls clear of every verse line, crossing only the fourth line of the editor's second gloss paragraph. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so every 600 dpi render is an upscale and no amount of magnification recovers detail the scan never held. All readings above were therefore taken at or below native resolution -- reduced strips at 0.70x and line crops at 0.84x -- with high magnification reserved for adjudicating single glyphs. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  105. 25.105 सत्यापित

    Verse 105

    संस्कृत

    भाग्येशे नवमेऽनेक-भ्रातृसौख्ययुतः पुमान् । गुणसौन्दर्यसद्भाग्यैः सम्पन्नोऽसौ प्रजायते ॥ १०५ ॥

    bhaagyesho navame.aneka-bhraatrisaukhyayutah pumaan | gunasaundaryasadbhaagyaih sampanno.asau prajaayate || 105 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lord of the 9th is in the 9th house itself, the person enjoys the happiness of many brothers, and is born endowed with merit, with beauty, and with great good fortune.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    भाग्येश नवम भाव में ही हो तो मनुष्य अनेक भाइयों के सुख से युक्त होता है; वह गुण, सौन्दर्य तथा उत्तम भाग्य से सम्पन्न होता है ।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 105. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.167, printed page १३५/135. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p135-167.png (600dpi, 3152x4942 -- narrower than page १३४'s 3511, the ninth different page width in nine pages, so every box was again re-profiled from this page's own ink). The two blocks do not share a margin here either, but the offset runs the other way from page १३४: the editor's gloss falls at x 207-2922 and the verse block at x 585-2800, the verses indented some 380 pixels inside the gloss on the left and stopping some 120 pixels short of it on the right. The page was read three times over: nine reduced strips scratchpad/p135-s1.png through p135-s9.png at 0.70x; then line by line at native resolution in twenty crops scratchpad/q135-99L1.png through q135-108L2.png, each cut at box (565, y0, 2940, y1) at 0.84x from a NumPy row-darkness band map of thirty-four bands; then at word level for the four disputed points, in scratchpad/q135-99num.png at 6.0x, q135-glosscl.png at 3.2x, q135-104bh.png at 8.0x and q135-107bhava.png at 4.6x. The band map again separates root text from commentary by band height -- verse lines 123-152 pixels, the editor's Hindi gloss lines 50-110 -- and it lays the page out as: band 0 the running head भावाधीशफलाध्यायः with the folio १३५; bands 1-6 the six verse lines of verses 99, 100 and 101 (band 2 is a 38-pixel sliver of i-matra hooks and band 3, 235 pixels tall, is two verse lines merged); bands 7-13 a seven-line gloss paragraph, its first line indented to x 391 and its last, band 13, only 50 pixels tall and 551 wide, carrying just the closing है ॥ ९७-१०१ ॥; bands 14-29 the fourteen verse lines of verses 102 to 108 (bands 16 and 18 are 30- and 23-pixel matra slivers belonging to bands 17 and 19); and bands 30-33 the opening four lines of a second gloss paragraph that does not close on this page. This verse gives the control reading for the misprint at ref 25.104: भ्रातृ is set here with the subscript र plainly present. The printed hyphen in अनेक-भ्रातृसौख्ययुतः is the page's own and is mirrored into the IAST. THE VERSE NUMBER PRINTED ON THE FIRST VERSE OF THIS PAGE IS WRONG AND IS LEFT EXACTLY AS PRINTED. The भाग्येशे सहजस्थे verse carries the numeral ॥ ९८ ॥, but ९८ was already used on printed page १३४ for भाग्येशे वित्तगे. scratchpad/q135-99num.png at 6.0x puts the printed glyphs beyond doubt: a ९, a loop with a tail descending and hooking right, followed by an angular ८; the two digits are plainly different shapes and the second is not a repeated ९. The ordinal position is nevertheless 99, on three independent grounds: the next verse on the page is numbered १०० and no verse anywhere is numbered ९९; the editor's gloss below closes ॥ ९७-१०१ ॥ (read at 3.2x in scratchpad/q135-glosscl.png) and enumerates exactly five results, for the 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 5th houses, so the run 97-101 holds five verses; and the house sequence itself is unbroken -- 97 the 1st and 98 the 2nd on page १३४, this verse सहजस्थ the 3rd, १०० सुखगे the 4th, १०१ सुतगे the 5th. The verse is therefore filed at ref 25.99 while the printed ॥ ९८ ॥ is kept verbatim in the sanskrit and iast fields. ONE DEFECTIVE READING STANDS ON THIS PAGE AND IS LEFT EXACTLY AS PRINTED. At ref 25.104 the page sets न जातु ज्यायसो भातुः, and भातुः is not a Sanskrit word; the sense requires भ्रातुः, the genitive of भ्रातृ, brother. scratchpad/q135-104bh.png at 8.0x shows the printed akshara to be a plain भा -- the flat-bottomed left stroke joined by a bar to the stem, the a-matra to its right -- with no subscript र beneath it whatever, and the same page sets भ्रातृ correctly at ref 25.105 with the subscript र plainly present, so the fount holds the conjunct and the compositor simply dropped it. THE EDITOR SETTLES THE SENSE on this same page: his second gloss paragraph takes this verse as अष्टमस्थ हो तो मनुष्य भाग्यहीन तथा बड़े भाई के सुख का जीवन भर अभाव वाला होता है -- बड़े भाई, the elder brother, for ज्यायान् भ्राता. The printed भातुः is kept in the sanskrit and iast fields; the English and Hindi render भ्रातुः and say so. A SECOND NON-STANDARD READING RECURS HERE AND REVISES A JUDGEMENT MADE ON PAGE १३४. At ref 25.107 the page sets भाग्येशे भवगेहस्थे, and भव names no house in the standard nomenclature; the position of the verse in the ninth lord's round requires the 11th, between दशमस्थे at 25.106 and रिष्फगे at 25.108. scratchpad/q135-107bhava.png at 4.6x reads भ, व, गे, ह, स्थे, with no subscript र, no a-matra over the भ and no ला before it, and the line scans correctly as printed. This is the second time the same edition has put भव where the 11th is meant -- the first was अष्टमेशे भवे at ref 25.95 on printed page १३४ -- and two independent occurrences on consecutive pages make it far more likely that this recension itself uses भव for the 11th house than that one compositor twice set the same wrong word for लाभ. Both readings are retained exactly as printed, and both the English and the Hindi name the 11th in brackets, following the editor, who glosses 25.95 twice as एकादशभाव and लाभ. PRINTED PAGE १३६ ADDS THE DECIDING EVIDENCE AND NARROWS THE CLAIM. The paragraph that closes ॥ १०२-१०८ ॥ there glosses this very verse as लाभभावस्थ भाग्येश हो तो जातक को निश्चय धनागम होता है -- so the editor silently reads लाभ at BOTH places where his own text prints भव, at 25.95 as well as here. That rules out the possibility that भव is a house-name he himself recognises and uses, and it removes any need to invent one. What remains is that the form stands twice in the printed text of this edition, in two different verses on consecutive pages, both times metrically sound. The safest description is therefore that भव for the 11th is a reading INHERITED by this recension rather than a slip of this printing, silently normalised to लाभ by the editor whenever he comes to explain it. PRINTED PAGE १३७ ADDS A FURTHER DATUM. At ref 25.119 the same edition sets दशमेशे तु लाभस्थे, the standard name, in exactly the metrical slot where this verse and ref 25.95 put भव -- so लाभस्थे is available to this printing and scans there. भव is therefore an occasional inherited variant, not a substitution forced on the compositor by the fount or by the metre. The printed form is retained either way, and the 11th is named in brackets on the editor's authority. This page carries TWO gloss paragraphs, of which it closes the first and leaves the second open. The first, seven printed lines standing between verse 101 and verse 102, runs "भाग्येश लग्नस्थ हो तो जातक रूपशीलसम्पन्न विद्वान् राजा तथा प्रजा दोनों का पूज्य तथा सौभाग्यशाली होता है । धनभावगत हो तो मनुष्य स्त्री, पुत्रादि सुखों से युक्त, कामी, धनी, विद्वान् तथा जनप्रिय होता है । भाग्येश तृतीयस्थ हो तो जातक रूपशील धन-सम्पन्न, गुणी तथा सोदरसुखयुक्त होता है । चतुर्थस्थ भाग्येश हो तो जातक मातृभक्त, सम्पत्ति, गृह, वाहन-सौख्यपूर्ण होता है । भाग्येश पञ्चमस्थ हो तो मनुष्य गुरुभक्त, धार्मिक, विद्वान् जनप्रिय तथा सौभाग्यशालीपुत्र से युक्त होता है ॥ ९७-१०१ ॥" -- and with that closing it discharges in full the debt left open on printed page १३४, glossing verses 97 through 101 clause for clause and, in its तृतीयस्थ clause, independently fixing the misnumbered verse at the 3rd house. The second paragraph, still running at the foot of the page, opens "भाग्येश षष्ठभावगत हो तो भाग्यहीन होता है । उसे शत्रुओं से सतत पीड़ा तथा मातुलसुखवञ्चित होता है । भाग्येश सप्तमभावस्थ हो तो स्त्री से सौख्य, यश तथा सद्गुणों से परिपूर्ण जातक होता है । अष्टमस्थ हो तो मनुष्य भाग्यहीन तथा बड़े भाई के सुख का जीवन भर अभाव वाला होता है । नवमस्थ भाग्येश हो तो" and breaks off there, four lines in, glossing verses 102 to 104 and stopping in mid-sentence on 105. Verses 105 to 108 were therefore left unglossed on this page. THAT DEBT IS NOW DISCHARGED: printed page १३६/136 carries the paragraph on for five more lines and closes it ॥ १०२-१०८ ॥, resuming in mid-sentence -- page १३५ breaks off at नवमस्थ भाग्येश हो तो and page १३६ opens जातक भ्रातृसौख्य, सद्गुण -- and running "जातक भ्रातृसौख्य, सद्गुण, सौन्दर्य तथा सौभाग्य से परिपूर्ण होता है । दशमस्थ भाग्येश हो तो मनुष्य गुणवान् लोकपूज्य राजा अथवा तत्सदृश मन्त्री या सेनाध्यक्ष होता है । लाभभावस्थ भाग्येश हो तो जातक को निश्चय धनागम होता है । वह गुरुभक्त, गुणी तथा पुण्यवान् होता है । भाग्येश व्ययस्थ हो तो जातक भाग्यहीन, सत्कार्य तथा अतिथिसेवाजन्य खर्च से दरिद्र हो जाता है ॥ १०२-१०८ ॥". That corroborates verse 105 clause for clause (भ्रातृसौख्य for भ्रातृसौख्ययुतः, सद्गुण, सौन्दर्य तथा सौभाग्य for गुणसौन्दर्यसद्भाग्यैः), verse 106 word for word (गुणवान् लोकपूज्य राजा अथवा तत्सदृश मन्त्री या सेनाध्यक्ष for लोकवन्द्यो गुणी नरः । भूपस्तत्सदृशोऽमात्यः सेनाध्यक्षोऽथवा भवेत्), verse 107 (निश्चय धनागम for नित्यं वित्तागमो भवेत्, गुरुभक्त, गुणी तथा पुण्यवान् for गुरुभक्तिरतो नित्यं पुण्यशीलो गुणी नरः) and verse 108 (भाग्यहीन for भाग्यहीनो, सत्कार्य तथा अतिथिसेवाजन्य खर्च से दरिद्र for सत्कृतौ व्ययतो निःस्वोऽतिथिसत्कृतितत्परः). All of this is the modern editor's own prose, quoted as corroborating apparatus only and never transcribed as BPHS content. THE EDITOR CORROBORATES THIS PAGE'S VERSES CLAUSE FOR CLAUSE. His षष्ठभावगत clause gives शत्रुओं से सतत पीड़ा for verse 102's वैरिभिश्चार्दितो नित्यं and मातुलसुखवञ्चित for its मातुलादिसुखोज्झितः; his सप्तमभावस्थ clause gives स्त्री से सौख्य for verse 103's कलत्रात् सुखसम्भवः and यश तथा सद्गुणों से परिपूर्ण for its यशःसद्गुणसम्पन्नो; and his अष्टमस्थ clause gives भाग्यहीन for verse 104's भाग्यविवर्जितः and बड़े भाई के सुख का जीवन भर अभाव for its न जातु ज्यायसो भ्रातुः सुखं जन्मनि तस्य वै. That last line of the paragraph lies under the digitiser's provenance stamp and was recovered by morphological opening (scratchpad/q135-gl4_k7.png, PIL MaxFilter then MinFilter at kernel 7, reduced 0.72x), the technique established on printed page १३४. Chapter 25 is laid out twelve verses to each lord of a house, each lord being run through the twelve houses beginning at the 1st: verses 97-108 belong to the lord of the 9th, whom the editor titles नवमेश and the verses call भाग्येश. This page carries that round from the 3rd house to the 12th and closes it, ten verses in two blocks of three and seven divided by the editor's gloss. The tenth lord's round should open at verse 109 on printed page १३६/136, presumably under a fresh -फल-- subheading. The chapter is expected to run to roughly 144 verses. The scan carries the digitiser's provenance stamp -- "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- across the foot of the page. On this page it falls clear of every verse line, crossing only the fourth line of the editor's second gloss paragraph. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so every 600 dpi render is an upscale and no amount of magnification recovers detail the scan never held. All readings above were therefore taken at or below native resolution -- reduced strips at 0.70x and line crops at 0.84x -- with high magnification reserved for adjudicating single glyphs. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  106. 25.106 सत्यापित

    Verse 106

    संस्कृत

    भाग्येशे दशमस्थे तु लोकवन्द्यो गुणी नरः । भूपस्तत्सदृशोऽमात्यः सेनाध्यक्षोऽथवा भवेत् ॥ १०६ ॥

    bhaagyesho dashamasthe tu lokavandyo gunee narah | bhoopastatsadrisho.amaatyah senaadhyaksho.athavaa bhavet || 106 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lord of the 9th occupies the 10th house, the person is honoured by the world and full of merit, and becomes a king, or one of like standing, or a minister, or else a commander of the army.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    भाग्येश दशम भाव में हो तो मनुष्य लोकवन्द्य तथा गुणवान् होता है; वह राजा, राजा के समान, अमात्य अथवा सेनापति होता है ।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 106. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.167, printed page १३५/135. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p135-167.png (600dpi, 3152x4942 -- narrower than page १३४'s 3511, the ninth different page width in nine pages, so every box was again re-profiled from this page's own ink). The two blocks do not share a margin here either, but the offset runs the other way from page १३४: the editor's gloss falls at x 207-2922 and the verse block at x 585-2800, the verses indented some 380 pixels inside the gloss on the left and stopping some 120 pixels short of it on the right. The page was read three times over: nine reduced strips scratchpad/p135-s1.png through p135-s9.png at 0.70x; then line by line at native resolution in twenty crops scratchpad/q135-99L1.png through q135-108L2.png, each cut at box (565, y0, 2940, y1) at 0.84x from a NumPy row-darkness band map of thirty-four bands; then at word level for the four disputed points, in scratchpad/q135-99num.png at 6.0x, q135-glosscl.png at 3.2x, q135-104bh.png at 8.0x and q135-107bhava.png at 4.6x. The band map again separates root text from commentary by band height -- verse lines 123-152 pixels, the editor's Hindi gloss lines 50-110 -- and it lays the page out as: band 0 the running head भावाधीशफलाध्यायः with the folio १३५; bands 1-6 the six verse lines of verses 99, 100 and 101 (band 2 is a 38-pixel sliver of i-matra hooks and band 3, 235 pixels tall, is two verse lines merged); bands 7-13 a seven-line gloss paragraph, its first line indented to x 391 and its last, band 13, only 50 pixels tall and 551 wide, carrying just the closing है ॥ ९७-१०१ ॥; bands 14-29 the fourteen verse lines of verses 102 to 108 (bands 16 and 18 are 30- and 23-pixel matra slivers belonging to bands 17 and 19); and bands 30-33 the opening four lines of a second gloss paragraph that does not close on this page. भूप is the king, तत्सदृश one of like standing, अमात्य a minister and सेनाध्यक्ष a commander of the army. THE VERSE NUMBER PRINTED ON THE FIRST VERSE OF THIS PAGE IS WRONG AND IS LEFT EXACTLY AS PRINTED. The भाग्येशे सहजस्थे verse carries the numeral ॥ ९८ ॥, but ९८ was already used on printed page १३४ for भाग्येशे वित्तगे. scratchpad/q135-99num.png at 6.0x puts the printed glyphs beyond doubt: a ९, a loop with a tail descending and hooking right, followed by an angular ८; the two digits are plainly different shapes and the second is not a repeated ९. The ordinal position is nevertheless 99, on three independent grounds: the next verse on the page is numbered १०० and no verse anywhere is numbered ९९; the editor's gloss below closes ॥ ९७-१०१ ॥ (read at 3.2x in scratchpad/q135-glosscl.png) and enumerates exactly five results, for the 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 5th houses, so the run 97-101 holds five verses; and the house sequence itself is unbroken -- 97 the 1st and 98 the 2nd on page १३४, this verse सहजस्थ the 3rd, १०० सुखगे the 4th, १०१ सुतगे the 5th. The verse is therefore filed at ref 25.99 while the printed ॥ ९८ ॥ is kept verbatim in the sanskrit and iast fields. ONE DEFECTIVE READING STANDS ON THIS PAGE AND IS LEFT EXACTLY AS PRINTED. At ref 25.104 the page sets न जातु ज्यायसो भातुः, and भातुः is not a Sanskrit word; the sense requires भ्रातुः, the genitive of भ्रातृ, brother. scratchpad/q135-104bh.png at 8.0x shows the printed akshara to be a plain भा -- the flat-bottomed left stroke joined by a bar to the stem, the a-matra to its right -- with no subscript र beneath it whatever, and the same page sets भ्रातृ correctly at ref 25.105 with the subscript र plainly present, so the fount holds the conjunct and the compositor simply dropped it. THE EDITOR SETTLES THE SENSE on this same page: his second gloss paragraph takes this verse as अष्टमस्थ हो तो मनुष्य भाग्यहीन तथा बड़े भाई के सुख का जीवन भर अभाव वाला होता है -- बड़े भाई, the elder brother, for ज्यायान् भ्राता. The printed भातुः is kept in the sanskrit and iast fields; the English and Hindi render भ्रातुः and say so. A SECOND NON-STANDARD READING RECURS HERE AND REVISES A JUDGEMENT MADE ON PAGE १३४. At ref 25.107 the page sets भाग्येशे भवगेहस्थे, and भव names no house in the standard nomenclature; the position of the verse in the ninth lord's round requires the 11th, between दशमस्थे at 25.106 and रिष्फगे at 25.108. scratchpad/q135-107bhava.png at 4.6x reads भ, व, गे, ह, स्थे, with no subscript र, no a-matra over the भ and no ला before it, and the line scans correctly as printed. This is the second time the same edition has put भव where the 11th is meant -- the first was अष्टमेशे भवे at ref 25.95 on printed page १३४ -- and two independent occurrences on consecutive pages make it far more likely that this recension itself uses भव for the 11th house than that one compositor twice set the same wrong word for लाभ. Both readings are retained exactly as printed, and both the English and the Hindi name the 11th in brackets, following the editor, who glosses 25.95 twice as एकादशभाव and लाभ. PRINTED PAGE १३६ ADDS THE DECIDING EVIDENCE AND NARROWS THE CLAIM. The paragraph that closes ॥ १०२-१०८ ॥ there glosses this very verse as लाभभावस्थ भाग्येश हो तो जातक को निश्चय धनागम होता है -- so the editor silently reads लाभ at BOTH places where his own text prints भव, at 25.95 as well as here. That rules out the possibility that भव is a house-name he himself recognises and uses, and it removes any need to invent one. What remains is that the form stands twice in the printed text of this edition, in two different verses on consecutive pages, both times metrically sound. The safest description is therefore that भव for the 11th is a reading INHERITED by this recension rather than a slip of this printing, silently normalised to लाभ by the editor whenever he comes to explain it. PRINTED PAGE १३७ ADDS A FURTHER DATUM. At ref 25.119 the same edition sets दशमेशे तु लाभस्थे, the standard name, in exactly the metrical slot where this verse and ref 25.95 put भव -- so लाभस्थे is available to this printing and scans there. भव is therefore an occasional inherited variant, not a substitution forced on the compositor by the fount or by the metre. The printed form is retained either way, and the 11th is named in brackets on the editor's authority. This page carries TWO gloss paragraphs, of which it closes the first and leaves the second open. The first, seven printed lines standing between verse 101 and verse 102, runs "भाग्येश लग्नस्थ हो तो जातक रूपशीलसम्पन्न विद्वान् राजा तथा प्रजा दोनों का पूज्य तथा सौभाग्यशाली होता है । धनभावगत हो तो मनुष्य स्त्री, पुत्रादि सुखों से युक्त, कामी, धनी, विद्वान् तथा जनप्रिय होता है । भाग्येश तृतीयस्थ हो तो जातक रूपशील धन-सम्पन्न, गुणी तथा सोदरसुखयुक्त होता है । चतुर्थस्थ भाग्येश हो तो जातक मातृभक्त, सम्पत्ति, गृह, वाहन-सौख्यपूर्ण होता है । भाग्येश पञ्चमस्थ हो तो मनुष्य गुरुभक्त, धार्मिक, विद्वान् जनप्रिय तथा सौभाग्यशालीपुत्र से युक्त होता है ॥ ९७-१०१ ॥" -- and with that closing it discharges in full the debt left open on printed page १३४, glossing verses 97 through 101 clause for clause and, in its तृतीयस्थ clause, independently fixing the misnumbered verse at the 3rd house. The second paragraph, still running at the foot of the page, opens "भाग्येश षष्ठभावगत हो तो भाग्यहीन होता है । उसे शत्रुओं से सतत पीड़ा तथा मातुलसुखवञ्चित होता है । भाग्येश सप्तमभावस्थ हो तो स्त्री से सौख्य, यश तथा सद्गुणों से परिपूर्ण जातक होता है । अष्टमस्थ हो तो मनुष्य भाग्यहीन तथा बड़े भाई के सुख का जीवन भर अभाव वाला होता है । नवमस्थ भाग्येश हो तो" and breaks off there, four lines in, glossing verses 102 to 104 and stopping in mid-sentence on 105. Verses 105 to 108 were therefore left unglossed on this page. THAT DEBT IS NOW DISCHARGED: printed page १३६/136 carries the paragraph on for five more lines and closes it ॥ १०२-१०८ ॥, resuming in mid-sentence -- page १३५ breaks off at नवमस्थ भाग्येश हो तो and page १३६ opens जातक भ्रातृसौख्य, सद्गुण -- and running "जातक भ्रातृसौख्य, सद्गुण, सौन्दर्य तथा सौभाग्य से परिपूर्ण होता है । दशमस्थ भाग्येश हो तो मनुष्य गुणवान् लोकपूज्य राजा अथवा तत्सदृश मन्त्री या सेनाध्यक्ष होता है । लाभभावस्थ भाग्येश हो तो जातक को निश्चय धनागम होता है । वह गुरुभक्त, गुणी तथा पुण्यवान् होता है । भाग्येश व्ययस्थ हो तो जातक भाग्यहीन, सत्कार्य तथा अतिथिसेवाजन्य खर्च से दरिद्र हो जाता है ॥ १०२-१०८ ॥". That corroborates verse 105 clause for clause (भ्रातृसौख्य for भ्रातृसौख्ययुतः, सद्गुण, सौन्दर्य तथा सौभाग्य for गुणसौन्दर्यसद्भाग्यैः), verse 106 word for word (गुणवान् लोकपूज्य राजा अथवा तत्सदृश मन्त्री या सेनाध्यक्ष for लोकवन्द्यो गुणी नरः । भूपस्तत्सदृशोऽमात्यः सेनाध्यक्षोऽथवा भवेत्), verse 107 (निश्चय धनागम for नित्यं वित्तागमो भवेत्, गुरुभक्त, गुणी तथा पुण्यवान् for गुरुभक्तिरतो नित्यं पुण्यशीलो गुणी नरः) and verse 108 (भाग्यहीन for भाग्यहीनो, सत्कार्य तथा अतिथिसेवाजन्य खर्च से दरिद्र for सत्कृतौ व्ययतो निःस्वोऽतिथिसत्कृतितत्परः). All of this is the modern editor's own prose, quoted as corroborating apparatus only and never transcribed as BPHS content. THE EDITOR CORROBORATES THIS PAGE'S VERSES CLAUSE FOR CLAUSE. His षष्ठभावगत clause gives शत्रुओं से सतत पीड़ा for verse 102's वैरिभिश्चार्दितो नित्यं and मातुलसुखवञ्चित for its मातुलादिसुखोज्झितः; his सप्तमभावस्थ clause gives स्त्री से सौख्य for verse 103's कलत्रात् सुखसम्भवः and यश तथा सद्गुणों से परिपूर्ण for its यशःसद्गुणसम्पन्नो; and his अष्टमस्थ clause gives भाग्यहीन for verse 104's भाग्यविवर्जितः and बड़े भाई के सुख का जीवन भर अभाव for its न जातु ज्यायसो भ्रातुः सुखं जन्मनि तस्य वै. That last line of the paragraph lies under the digitiser's provenance stamp and was recovered by morphological opening (scratchpad/q135-gl4_k7.png, PIL MaxFilter then MinFilter at kernel 7, reduced 0.72x), the technique established on printed page १३४. Chapter 25 is laid out twelve verses to each lord of a house, each lord being run through the twelve houses beginning at the 1st: verses 97-108 belong to the lord of the 9th, whom the editor titles नवमेश and the verses call भाग्येश. This page carries that round from the 3rd house to the 12th and closes it, ten verses in two blocks of three and seven divided by the editor's gloss. The tenth lord's round should open at verse 109 on printed page १३६/136, presumably under a fresh -फल-- subheading. The chapter is expected to run to roughly 144 verses. The scan carries the digitiser's provenance stamp -- "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- across the foot of the page. On this page it falls clear of every verse line, crossing only the fourth line of the editor's second gloss paragraph. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so every 600 dpi render is an upscale and no amount of magnification recovers detail the scan never held. All readings above were therefore taken at or below native resolution -- reduced strips at 0.70x and line crops at 0.84x -- with high magnification reserved for adjudicating single glyphs. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  107. 25.107 सत्यापित

    Verse 107

    संस्कृत

    भाग्येशे भवगेहस्थे नित्यं वित्तागमो भवेत् । गुरुभक्तिरतो नित्यं पुण्यशीलो गुणी नरः ॥ १०७ ॥

    bhaagyesho bhavagehasthe nityam vittaagamo bhavet | gurubhaktirato nityam punyasheelo gunee narah || 107 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lord of the 9th is in the house the text calls bhava (the 11th, of gain), there is a constant inflow of wealth; the person is ever intent on devotion to the guru, of meritorious conduct and full of good qualities.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    भाग्येश भव-गृह (एकादश, लाभ-भाव) में हो तो निरन्तर धन की प्राप्ति होती है; मनुष्य सदा गुरुभक्ति में रत, पुण्यशील तथा गुणवान् होता है ।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 107. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.167, printed page १३५/135. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p135-167.png (600dpi, 3152x4942 -- narrower than page १३४'s 3511, the ninth different page width in nine pages, so every box was again re-profiled from this page's own ink). The two blocks do not share a margin here either, but the offset runs the other way from page १३४: the editor's gloss falls at x 207-2922 and the verse block at x 585-2800, the verses indented some 380 pixels inside the gloss on the left and stopping some 120 pixels short of it on the right. The page was read three times over: nine reduced strips scratchpad/p135-s1.png through p135-s9.png at 0.70x; then line by line at native resolution in twenty crops scratchpad/q135-99L1.png through q135-108L2.png, each cut at box (565, y0, 2940, y1) at 0.84x from a NumPy row-darkness band map of thirty-four bands; then at word level for the four disputed points, in scratchpad/q135-99num.png at 6.0x, q135-glosscl.png at 3.2x, q135-104bh.png at 8.0x and q135-107bhava.png at 4.6x. The band map again separates root text from commentary by band height -- verse lines 123-152 pixels, the editor's Hindi gloss lines 50-110 -- and it lays the page out as: band 0 the running head भावाधीशफलाध्यायः with the folio १३५; bands 1-6 the six verse lines of verses 99, 100 and 101 (band 2 is a 38-pixel sliver of i-matra hooks and band 3, 235 pixels tall, is two verse lines merged); bands 7-13 a seven-line gloss paragraph, its first line indented to x 391 and its last, band 13, only 50 pixels tall and 551 wide, carrying just the closing है ॥ ९७-१०१ ॥; bands 14-29 the fourteen verse lines of verses 102 to 108 (bands 16 and 18 are 30- and 23-pixel matra slivers belonging to bands 17 and 19); and bands 30-33 the opening four lines of a second gloss paragraph that does not close on this page. वित्तागम is the inflow of wealth. The house-name भवगेह is the edition's own and is discussed in the note below. THE VERSE NUMBER PRINTED ON THE FIRST VERSE OF THIS PAGE IS WRONG AND IS LEFT EXACTLY AS PRINTED. The भाग्येशे सहजस्थे verse carries the numeral ॥ ९८ ॥, but ९८ was already used on printed page १३४ for भाग्येशे वित्तगे. scratchpad/q135-99num.png at 6.0x puts the printed glyphs beyond doubt: a ९, a loop with a tail descending and hooking right, followed by an angular ८; the two digits are plainly different shapes and the second is not a repeated ९. The ordinal position is nevertheless 99, on three independent grounds: the next verse on the page is numbered १०० and no verse anywhere is numbered ९९; the editor's gloss below closes ॥ ९७-१०१ ॥ (read at 3.2x in scratchpad/q135-glosscl.png) and enumerates exactly five results, for the 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 5th houses, so the run 97-101 holds five verses; and the house sequence itself is unbroken -- 97 the 1st and 98 the 2nd on page १३४, this verse सहजस्थ the 3rd, १०० सुखगे the 4th, १०१ सुतगे the 5th. The verse is therefore filed at ref 25.99 while the printed ॥ ९८ ॥ is kept verbatim in the sanskrit and iast fields. ONE DEFECTIVE READING STANDS ON THIS PAGE AND IS LEFT EXACTLY AS PRINTED. At ref 25.104 the page sets न जातु ज्यायसो भातुः, and भातुः is not a Sanskrit word; the sense requires भ्रातुः, the genitive of भ्रातृ, brother. scratchpad/q135-104bh.png at 8.0x shows the printed akshara to be a plain भा -- the flat-bottomed left stroke joined by a bar to the stem, the a-matra to its right -- with no subscript र beneath it whatever, and the same page sets भ्रातृ correctly at ref 25.105 with the subscript र plainly present, so the fount holds the conjunct and the compositor simply dropped it. THE EDITOR SETTLES THE SENSE on this same page: his second gloss paragraph takes this verse as अष्टमस्थ हो तो मनुष्य भाग्यहीन तथा बड़े भाई के सुख का जीवन भर अभाव वाला होता है -- बड़े भाई, the elder brother, for ज्यायान् भ्राता. The printed भातुः is kept in the sanskrit and iast fields; the English and Hindi render भ्रातुः and say so. A SECOND NON-STANDARD READING RECURS HERE AND REVISES A JUDGEMENT MADE ON PAGE १३४. At ref 25.107 the page sets भाग्येशे भवगेहस्थे, and भव names no house in the standard nomenclature; the position of the verse in the ninth lord's round requires the 11th, between दशमस्थे at 25.106 and रिष्फगे at 25.108. scratchpad/q135-107bhava.png at 4.6x reads भ, व, गे, ह, स्थे, with no subscript र, no a-matra over the भ and no ला before it, and the line scans correctly as printed. This is the second time the same edition has put भव where the 11th is meant -- the first was अष्टमेशे भवे at ref 25.95 on printed page १३४ -- and two independent occurrences on consecutive pages make it far more likely that this recension itself uses भव for the 11th house than that one compositor twice set the same wrong word for लाभ. Both readings are retained exactly as printed, and both the English and the Hindi name the 11th in brackets, following the editor, who glosses 25.95 twice as एकादशभाव and लाभ. PRINTED PAGE १३६ ADDS THE DECIDING EVIDENCE AND NARROWS THE CLAIM. The paragraph that closes ॥ १०२-१०८ ॥ there glosses this very verse as लाभभावस्थ भाग्येश हो तो जातक को निश्चय धनागम होता है -- so the editor silently reads लाभ at BOTH places where his own text prints भव, at 25.95 as well as here. That rules out the possibility that भव is a house-name he himself recognises and uses, and it removes any need to invent one. What remains is that the form stands twice in the printed text of this edition, in two different verses on consecutive pages, both times metrically sound. The safest description is therefore that भव for the 11th is a reading INHERITED by this recension rather than a slip of this printing, silently normalised to लाभ by the editor whenever he comes to explain it. PRINTED PAGE १३७ ADDS A FURTHER DATUM. At ref 25.119 the same edition sets दशमेशे तु लाभस्थे, the standard name, in exactly the metrical slot where this verse and ref 25.95 put भव -- so लाभस्थे is available to this printing and scans there. भव is therefore an occasional inherited variant, not a substitution forced on the compositor by the fount or by the metre. The printed form is retained either way, and the 11th is named in brackets on the editor's authority. This page carries TWO gloss paragraphs, of which it closes the first and leaves the second open. The first, seven printed lines standing between verse 101 and verse 102, runs "भाग्येश लग्नस्थ हो तो जातक रूपशीलसम्पन्न विद्वान् राजा तथा प्रजा दोनों का पूज्य तथा सौभाग्यशाली होता है । धनभावगत हो तो मनुष्य स्त्री, पुत्रादि सुखों से युक्त, कामी, धनी, विद्वान् तथा जनप्रिय होता है । भाग्येश तृतीयस्थ हो तो जातक रूपशील धन-सम्पन्न, गुणी तथा सोदरसुखयुक्त होता है । चतुर्थस्थ भाग्येश हो तो जातक मातृभक्त, सम्पत्ति, गृह, वाहन-सौख्यपूर्ण होता है । भाग्येश पञ्चमस्थ हो तो मनुष्य गुरुभक्त, धार्मिक, विद्वान् जनप्रिय तथा सौभाग्यशालीपुत्र से युक्त होता है ॥ ९७-१०१ ॥" -- and with that closing it discharges in full the debt left open on printed page १३४, glossing verses 97 through 101 clause for clause and, in its तृतीयस्थ clause, independently fixing the misnumbered verse at the 3rd house. The second paragraph, still running at the foot of the page, opens "भाग्येश षष्ठभावगत हो तो भाग्यहीन होता है । उसे शत्रुओं से सतत पीड़ा तथा मातुलसुखवञ्चित होता है । भाग्येश सप्तमभावस्थ हो तो स्त्री से सौख्य, यश तथा सद्गुणों से परिपूर्ण जातक होता है । अष्टमस्थ हो तो मनुष्य भाग्यहीन तथा बड़े भाई के सुख का जीवन भर अभाव वाला होता है । नवमस्थ भाग्येश हो तो" and breaks off there, four lines in, glossing verses 102 to 104 and stopping in mid-sentence on 105. Verses 105 to 108 were therefore left unglossed on this page. THAT DEBT IS NOW DISCHARGED: printed page १३६/136 carries the paragraph on for five more lines and closes it ॥ १०२-१०८ ॥, resuming in mid-sentence -- page १३५ breaks off at नवमस्थ भाग्येश हो तो and page १३६ opens जातक भ्रातृसौख्य, सद्गुण -- and running "जातक भ्रातृसौख्य, सद्गुण, सौन्दर्य तथा सौभाग्य से परिपूर्ण होता है । दशमस्थ भाग्येश हो तो मनुष्य गुणवान् लोकपूज्य राजा अथवा तत्सदृश मन्त्री या सेनाध्यक्ष होता है । लाभभावस्थ भाग्येश हो तो जातक को निश्चय धनागम होता है । वह गुरुभक्त, गुणी तथा पुण्यवान् होता है । भाग्येश व्ययस्थ हो तो जातक भाग्यहीन, सत्कार्य तथा अतिथिसेवाजन्य खर्च से दरिद्र हो जाता है ॥ १०२-१०८ ॥". That corroborates verse 105 clause for clause (भ्रातृसौख्य for भ्रातृसौख्ययुतः, सद्गुण, सौन्दर्य तथा सौभाग्य for गुणसौन्दर्यसद्भाग्यैः), verse 106 word for word (गुणवान् लोकपूज्य राजा अथवा तत्सदृश मन्त्री या सेनाध्यक्ष for लोकवन्द्यो गुणी नरः । भूपस्तत्सदृशोऽमात्यः सेनाध्यक्षोऽथवा भवेत्), verse 107 (निश्चय धनागम for नित्यं वित्तागमो भवेत्, गुरुभक्त, गुणी तथा पुण्यवान् for गुरुभक्तिरतो नित्यं पुण्यशीलो गुणी नरः) and verse 108 (भाग्यहीन for भाग्यहीनो, सत्कार्य तथा अतिथिसेवाजन्य खर्च से दरिद्र for सत्कृतौ व्ययतो निःस्वोऽतिथिसत्कृतितत्परः). All of this is the modern editor's own prose, quoted as corroborating apparatus only and never transcribed as BPHS content. THE EDITOR CORROBORATES THIS PAGE'S VERSES CLAUSE FOR CLAUSE. His षष्ठभावगत clause gives शत्रुओं से सतत पीड़ा for verse 102's वैरिभिश्चार्दितो नित्यं and मातुलसुखवञ्चित for its मातुलादिसुखोज्झितः; his सप्तमभावस्थ clause gives स्त्री से सौख्य for verse 103's कलत्रात् सुखसम्भवः and यश तथा सद्गुणों से परिपूर्ण for its यशःसद्गुणसम्पन्नो; and his अष्टमस्थ clause gives भाग्यहीन for verse 104's भाग्यविवर्जितः and बड़े भाई के सुख का जीवन भर अभाव for its न जातु ज्यायसो भ्रातुः सुखं जन्मनि तस्य वै. That last line of the paragraph lies under the digitiser's provenance stamp and was recovered by morphological opening (scratchpad/q135-gl4_k7.png, PIL MaxFilter then MinFilter at kernel 7, reduced 0.72x), the technique established on printed page १३४. Chapter 25 is laid out twelve verses to each lord of a house, each lord being run through the twelve houses beginning at the 1st: verses 97-108 belong to the lord of the 9th, whom the editor titles नवमेश and the verses call भाग्येश. This page carries that round from the 3rd house to the 12th and closes it, ten verses in two blocks of three and seven divided by the editor's gloss. The tenth lord's round should open at verse 109 on printed page १३६/136, presumably under a fresh -फल-- subheading. The chapter is expected to run to roughly 144 verses. The scan carries the digitiser's provenance stamp -- "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- across the foot of the page. On this page it falls clear of every verse line, crossing only the fourth line of the editor's second gloss paragraph. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so every 600 dpi render is an upscale and no amount of magnification recovers detail the scan never held. All readings above were therefore taken at or below native resolution -- reduced strips at 0.70x and line crops at 0.84x -- with high magnification reserved for adjudicating single glyphs. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  108. 25.108 सत्यापित

    Verse 108

    संस्कृत

    भाग्येशे रिष्फगे भाग्य-हीनो जातः प्रजायते । सत्कृतौ व्ययतो निःस्वोऽतिथिसत्कृतितत्परः ॥ १०८ ॥

    bhaagyesho rishphage bhaagya-heeno jaatah prajaayate | satkritau vyayato nihsvo.atithisatkrititatparah || 108 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lord of the 9th is in the 12th house (rishpha), the native is born devoid of fortune; spending upon hospitality the native falls destitute, yet stays devoted to the honouring of guests. This verse closes the round of the lord of the 9th.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    भाग्येश द्वादश (रिष्फ) भाव में हो तो जातक भाग्यहीन होता है; सत्कार में व्यय करने से वह निर्धन हो जाता है, फिर भी अतिथि-सत्कार में तत्पर रहता है । इसी श्लोक से नवमेश का चक्र पूर्ण होता है ।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 108. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.167, printed page १३५/135. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p135-167.png (600dpi, 3152x4942 -- narrower than page १३४'s 3511, the ninth different page width in nine pages, so every box was again re-profiled from this page's own ink). The two blocks do not share a margin here either, but the offset runs the other way from page १३४: the editor's gloss falls at x 207-2922 and the verse block at x 585-2800, the verses indented some 380 pixels inside the gloss on the left and stopping some 120 pixels short of it on the right. The page was read three times over: nine reduced strips scratchpad/p135-s1.png through p135-s9.png at 0.70x; then line by line at native resolution in twenty crops scratchpad/q135-99L1.png through q135-108L2.png, each cut at box (565, y0, 2940, y1) at 0.84x from a NumPy row-darkness band map of thirty-four bands; then at word level for the four disputed points, in scratchpad/q135-99num.png at 6.0x, q135-glosscl.png at 3.2x, q135-104bh.png at 8.0x and q135-107bhava.png at 4.6x. The band map again separates root text from commentary by band height -- verse lines 123-152 pixels, the editor's Hindi gloss lines 50-110 -- and it lays the page out as: band 0 the running head भावाधीशफलाध्यायः with the folio १३५; bands 1-6 the six verse lines of verses 99, 100 and 101 (band 2 is a 38-pixel sliver of i-matra hooks and band 3, 235 pixels tall, is two verse lines merged); bands 7-13 a seven-line gloss paragraph, its first line indented to x 391 and its last, band 13, only 50 pixels tall and 551 wide, carrying just the closing है ॥ ९७-१०१ ॥; bands 14-29 the fourteen verse lines of verses 102 to 108 (bands 16 and 18 are 30- and 23-pixel matra slivers belonging to bands 17 and 19); and bands 30-33 the opening four lines of a second gloss paragraph that does not close on this page. रिष्फ is the 12th house, of loss and expenditure. सत्कृति is hospitable honouring, निःस्व destitute; the printed hyphen in भाग्य-हीनो is the page's own and is mirrored into the IAST. THE VERSE NUMBER PRINTED ON THE FIRST VERSE OF THIS PAGE IS WRONG AND IS LEFT EXACTLY AS PRINTED. The भाग्येशे सहजस्थे verse carries the numeral ॥ ९८ ॥, but ९८ was already used on printed page १३४ for भाग्येशे वित्तगे. scratchpad/q135-99num.png at 6.0x puts the printed glyphs beyond doubt: a ९, a loop with a tail descending and hooking right, followed by an angular ८; the two digits are plainly different shapes and the second is not a repeated ९. The ordinal position is nevertheless 99, on three independent grounds: the next verse on the page is numbered १०० and no verse anywhere is numbered ९९; the editor's gloss below closes ॥ ९७-१०१ ॥ (read at 3.2x in scratchpad/q135-glosscl.png) and enumerates exactly five results, for the 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 5th houses, so the run 97-101 holds five verses; and the house sequence itself is unbroken -- 97 the 1st and 98 the 2nd on page १३४, this verse सहजस्थ the 3rd, १०० सुखगे the 4th, १०१ सुतगे the 5th. The verse is therefore filed at ref 25.99 while the printed ॥ ९८ ॥ is kept verbatim in the sanskrit and iast fields. ONE DEFECTIVE READING STANDS ON THIS PAGE AND IS LEFT EXACTLY AS PRINTED. At ref 25.104 the page sets न जातु ज्यायसो भातुः, and भातुः is not a Sanskrit word; the sense requires भ्रातुः, the genitive of भ्रातृ, brother. scratchpad/q135-104bh.png at 8.0x shows the printed akshara to be a plain भा -- the flat-bottomed left stroke joined by a bar to the stem, the a-matra to its right -- with no subscript र beneath it whatever, and the same page sets भ्रातृ correctly at ref 25.105 with the subscript र plainly present, so the fount holds the conjunct and the compositor simply dropped it. THE EDITOR SETTLES THE SENSE on this same page: his second gloss paragraph takes this verse as अष्टमस्थ हो तो मनुष्य भाग्यहीन तथा बड़े भाई के सुख का जीवन भर अभाव वाला होता है -- बड़े भाई, the elder brother, for ज्यायान् भ्राता. The printed भातुः is kept in the sanskrit and iast fields; the English and Hindi render भ्रातुः and say so. A SECOND NON-STANDARD READING RECURS HERE AND REVISES A JUDGEMENT MADE ON PAGE १३४. At ref 25.107 the page sets भाग्येशे भवगेहस्थे, and भव names no house in the standard nomenclature; the position of the verse in the ninth lord's round requires the 11th, between दशमस्थे at 25.106 and रिष्फगे at 25.108. scratchpad/q135-107bhava.png at 4.6x reads भ, व, गे, ह, स्थे, with no subscript र, no a-matra over the भ and no ला before it, and the line scans correctly as printed. This is the second time the same edition has put भव where the 11th is meant -- the first was अष्टमेशे भवे at ref 25.95 on printed page १३४ -- and two independent occurrences on consecutive pages make it far more likely that this recension itself uses भव for the 11th house than that one compositor twice set the same wrong word for लाभ. Both readings are retained exactly as printed, and both the English and the Hindi name the 11th in brackets, following the editor, who glosses 25.95 twice as एकादशभाव and लाभ. PRINTED PAGE १३६ ADDS THE DECIDING EVIDENCE AND NARROWS THE CLAIM. The paragraph that closes ॥ १०२-१०८ ॥ there glosses this very verse as लाभभावस्थ भाग्येश हो तो जातक को निश्चय धनागम होता है -- so the editor silently reads लाभ at BOTH places where his own text prints भव, at 25.95 as well as here. That rules out the possibility that भव is a house-name he himself recognises and uses, and it removes any need to invent one. What remains is that the form stands twice in the printed text of this edition, in two different verses on consecutive pages, both times metrically sound. The safest description is therefore that भव for the 11th is a reading INHERITED by this recension rather than a slip of this printing, silently normalised to लाभ by the editor whenever he comes to explain it. PRINTED PAGE १३७ ADDS A FURTHER DATUM. At ref 25.119 the same edition sets दशमेशे तु लाभस्थे, the standard name, in exactly the metrical slot where this verse and ref 25.95 put भव -- so लाभस्थे is available to this printing and scans there. भव is therefore an occasional inherited variant, not a substitution forced on the compositor by the fount or by the metre. The printed form is retained either way, and the 11th is named in brackets on the editor's authority. This page carries TWO gloss paragraphs, of which it closes the first and leaves the second open. The first, seven printed lines standing between verse 101 and verse 102, runs "भाग्येश लग्नस्थ हो तो जातक रूपशीलसम्पन्न विद्वान् राजा तथा प्रजा दोनों का पूज्य तथा सौभाग्यशाली होता है । धनभावगत हो तो मनुष्य स्त्री, पुत्रादि सुखों से युक्त, कामी, धनी, विद्वान् तथा जनप्रिय होता है । भाग्येश तृतीयस्थ हो तो जातक रूपशील धन-सम्पन्न, गुणी तथा सोदरसुखयुक्त होता है । चतुर्थस्थ भाग्येश हो तो जातक मातृभक्त, सम्पत्ति, गृह, वाहन-सौख्यपूर्ण होता है । भाग्येश पञ्चमस्थ हो तो मनुष्य गुरुभक्त, धार्मिक, विद्वान् जनप्रिय तथा सौभाग्यशालीपुत्र से युक्त होता है ॥ ९७-१०१ ॥" -- and with that closing it discharges in full the debt left open on printed page १३४, glossing verses 97 through 101 clause for clause and, in its तृतीयस्थ clause, independently fixing the misnumbered verse at the 3rd house. The second paragraph, still running at the foot of the page, opens "भाग्येश षष्ठभावगत हो तो भाग्यहीन होता है । उसे शत्रुओं से सतत पीड़ा तथा मातुलसुखवञ्चित होता है । भाग्येश सप्तमभावस्थ हो तो स्त्री से सौख्य, यश तथा सद्गुणों से परिपूर्ण जातक होता है । अष्टमस्थ हो तो मनुष्य भाग्यहीन तथा बड़े भाई के सुख का जीवन भर अभाव वाला होता है । नवमस्थ भाग्येश हो तो" and breaks off there, four lines in, glossing verses 102 to 104 and stopping in mid-sentence on 105. Verses 105 to 108 were therefore left unglossed on this page. THAT DEBT IS NOW DISCHARGED: printed page १३६/136 carries the paragraph on for five more lines and closes it ॥ १०२-१०८ ॥, resuming in mid-sentence -- page १३५ breaks off at नवमस्थ भाग्येश हो तो and page १३६ opens जातक भ्रातृसौख्य, सद्गुण -- and running "जातक भ्रातृसौख्य, सद्गुण, सौन्दर्य तथा सौभाग्य से परिपूर्ण होता है । दशमस्थ भाग्येश हो तो मनुष्य गुणवान् लोकपूज्य राजा अथवा तत्सदृश मन्त्री या सेनाध्यक्ष होता है । लाभभावस्थ भाग्येश हो तो जातक को निश्चय धनागम होता है । वह गुरुभक्त, गुणी तथा पुण्यवान् होता है । भाग्येश व्ययस्थ हो तो जातक भाग्यहीन, सत्कार्य तथा अतिथिसेवाजन्य खर्च से दरिद्र हो जाता है ॥ १०२-१०८ ॥". That corroborates verse 105 clause for clause (भ्रातृसौख्य for भ्रातृसौख्ययुतः, सद्गुण, सौन्दर्य तथा सौभाग्य for गुणसौन्दर्यसद्भाग्यैः), verse 106 word for word (गुणवान् लोकपूज्य राजा अथवा तत्सदृश मन्त्री या सेनाध्यक्ष for लोकवन्द्यो गुणी नरः । भूपस्तत्सदृशोऽमात्यः सेनाध्यक्षोऽथवा भवेत्), verse 107 (निश्चय धनागम for नित्यं वित्तागमो भवेत्, गुरुभक्त, गुणी तथा पुण्यवान् for गुरुभक्तिरतो नित्यं पुण्यशीलो गुणी नरः) and verse 108 (भाग्यहीन for भाग्यहीनो, सत्कार्य तथा अतिथिसेवाजन्य खर्च से दरिद्र for सत्कृतौ व्ययतो निःस्वोऽतिथिसत्कृतितत्परः). All of this is the modern editor's own prose, quoted as corroborating apparatus only and never transcribed as BPHS content. THE EDITOR CORROBORATES THIS PAGE'S VERSES CLAUSE FOR CLAUSE. His षष्ठभावगत clause gives शत्रुओं से सतत पीड़ा for verse 102's वैरिभिश्चार्दितो नित्यं and मातुलसुखवञ्चित for its मातुलादिसुखोज्झितः; his सप्तमभावस्थ clause gives स्त्री से सौख्य for verse 103's कलत्रात् सुखसम्भवः and यश तथा सद्गुणों से परिपूर्ण for its यशःसद्गुणसम्पन्नो; and his अष्टमस्थ clause gives भाग्यहीन for verse 104's भाग्यविवर्जितः and बड़े भाई के सुख का जीवन भर अभाव for its न जातु ज्यायसो भ्रातुः सुखं जन्मनि तस्य वै. That last line of the paragraph lies under the digitiser's provenance stamp and was recovered by morphological opening (scratchpad/q135-gl4_k7.png, PIL MaxFilter then MinFilter at kernel 7, reduced 0.72x), the technique established on printed page १३४. Chapter 25 is laid out twelve verses to each lord of a house, each lord being run through the twelve houses beginning at the 1st: verses 97-108 belong to the lord of the 9th, whom the editor titles नवमेश and the verses call भाग्येश. This page carries that round from the 3rd house to the 12th and closes it, ten verses in two blocks of three and seven divided by the editor's gloss. The tenth lord's round should open at verse 109 on printed page १३६/136, presumably under a fresh -फल-- subheading. The chapter is expected to run to roughly 144 verses. The scan carries the digitiser's provenance stamp -- "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- across the foot of the page. On this page it falls clear of every verse line, crossing only the fourth line of the editor's second gloss paragraph. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so every 600 dpi render is an upscale and no amount of magnification recovers detail the scan never held. All readings above were therefore taken at or below native resolution -- reduced strips at 0.70x and line crops at 0.84x -- with high magnification reserved for adjudicating single glyphs. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  109. 25.109 सत्यापित

    Verse 109

    संस्कृत

    दशमेशे तु लग्नस्थे जातो विद्यागुणान्वितः । बाल्ये रोगी सुखी पश्चादर्थवृद्धिर्दिने दिने ॥ १०९ ॥

    dashameshe tu lagnasthe jaato vidyaagunaanvitah | baalye rogee sukhee pashchaadarthavriddhirdine dine || 109 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If the lord of the tenth house stands in the ascendant, the native is born endowed with learning and with good qualities. In childhood he is sickly, afterwards happy, and his wealth increases day by day.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    दशमेश लग्न में स्थित हो तो जातक विद्या और गुणों से युक्त उत्पन्न होता है। बाल्यावस्था में वह रोगी रहता है, बाद में सुखी होता है, और उसके धन की दिनोंदिन वृद्धि होती है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 109. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.168, printed page १३६/136. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p136-168.png (600dpi, 3474x4927 -- the tenth different page width in ten pages, so every box was again re-profiled from this page's own ink). The verse block falls at x 1017-3325 and the editor's gloss block at x 640-3325: the two share a right margin here and the verses are indented some 380 pixels inside the gloss on the left only, which is a third distinct geometry after page १३४ (verses inside the gloss on both sides) and page १३५ (verses inside on the left, short of it on the right). The page was read three times over: ten reduced strips scratchpad/p136-s1.png through p136-s10.png at 0.70x; then line by line at native resolution in fifteen crops scratchpad/q136-109L12.png through q136-117L12.png, each cut at box (1000, y0-10, 3350, y1+10) at 0.84x from a NumPy row-darkness band map of twenty-seven bands, together with nine gloss crops scratchpad/g136-b02.png through g136-b18.png cut at box (620, y0-8, 3350, y1+8) at 0.72x; then at word level for the three points worth adjudicating, in scratchpad/q136-folio.png at 6.0x, q136-subhead.png at 3.6x, q136-113dhanam.png at 8.0x and q136-117vamsya_k7.png at 2.0x on a morphologically opened image. The band map again separates root text from commentary by band height -- verse lines 119-146 pixels, the editor's Hindi gloss lines 92-102 -- and it lays the page out as: band 0, y 0-25, an artefact of the page edge that touches the trim and is discarded; band 1 the running head, which on this verso folio carries the book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् with the folio number at the LEFT, x 679-831, the reverse of the recto page १३५ where the chapter title stood with the folio at the right; bands 2 and 3, 331 and 211 pixels tall, the five printed lines of the gloss paragraph carried over from page १३५; band 4, only 52 pixels tall and 428 wide at x 1817-2245, the centred subheading; band 5, 277 pixels, the two lines of verse 109 merged into one band; bands 6-11 the six verse lines of verses 110, 111 and 112; bands 12-18 a seven-line gloss paragraph whose last line, band 18, is short at x 642-1711 and carries the closing ॥ १०९-११२ ॥; bands 19-24 the six verse lines of verses 113, 114 and 115; and bands 25 and 26, 275 and 309 pixels, the two lines each of verses 116 and 117 merged into one band apiece. The first verse of the tenth lord's round; the lord of the 10th (कर्म, action and calling) in the 1st house (तनु, लग्न, the body and the self). THE FOLIO NUMBER WAS CHECKED AT MAGNIFICATION BEFORE BEING RECORDED. At the 0.70x reduction used for the strips the Devanagari ३ reads deceptively like १ and the running head appeared to say ११९; scratchpad/q136-folio.png at 6.0x settles it as १, ३, ६ -- the second glyph showing ३'s double curve and the third ६'s loop over a descending stem. This is the same trap that caught pages १३५ and १३६ on first reading and is now standing practice: never record a folio from a reduced strip. The editor heads the new run centred with कर्मेश-फल— (scratchpad/q136-subhead.png at 3.6x: क with repha over the म, then श, hyphen, फल, em-dash), with the hyphen he used in रोगेश-फल-- and नवमेश-फल-- and omitted in अष्टमेशफल--. He titles the lord of the 10th कर्मेश; the verses themselves call him दशमेश throughout. The subheading is the modern editor's own and is recorded here as apparatus only, never transcribed as BPHS content. ONE LOOSE READING STANDS ON THIS PAGE AND IS LEFT EXACTLY AS PRINTED. At ref 25.113 the page sets दशमेशे सुतस्थे तु धनं नित्यं प्रमोदवान्, and धनं is an accusative or neuter nominative left with no finite verb to govern it, where the parallel verses of this round all give a nominative adjective in that slot (धनी at 25.110 and 25.112, गुणी at 25.111 and 25.115). scratchpad/q136-113dhanam.png at 8.0x reads the two aksharas plainly -- ध with its left loop joined to the stem, then न carrying an anusvara dot -- so the printed form is धनं and not धनी. The line scans correctly as printed, ध-नं-नि-त्यं-प्र-मो-द-वान् being eight, so this is not a dropped syllable. The printed धनं is kept in the sanskrit and iast fields; the English and Hindi read it as धनी or as an accusative with लभते understood, and say so. PRINTED PAGE १३७ SETTLES THE SENSE. The editor's paragraph there opens पञ्चमस्थ दशमेश हो तो जातक धन, पुत्र युक्त विद्याओं से पूर्ण नित्य हृष्ट-पुष्ट रहा करता है -- धन ... युक्त, possessed of wealth -- so he too reads the printed धनं as the nominative adjective the round requires, and the Hindi rendering धनी given here is his own reading rather than an emendation of ours. The printed धनं stands unaltered in the sanskrit and iast fields. One further word was checked at word level and proved NOT to be an error. At ref 25.117 the second line lies directly under the digitiser's provenance stamp, and the compound नृपतिवंश्यः could not be separated from the Latin serifs at any magnification. The morphological opening established on page १३४ recovers it cleanly (scratchpad/q136-117vamsya_k7.png, PIL MaxFilter then MinFilter at kernel 7, enlarged 2.0x): नृ, प, ति, वं, श्यः -- श with a subscript य and a visarga, not the वंशजः that closes the same line. The two forms stand deliberately opposed in the verse, नृपतिवंश्यः against अन्यवंशजः, born of a king's line against born of another line. This page carries TWO gloss paragraphs and closes both. The first, five printed lines carried over unfinished from printed page १३५, resumes in mid-sentence -- page १३५ breaks off at नवमस्थ भाग्येश हो तो and page १३६ opens जातक भ्रातृसौख्य, सद्गुण -- and runs "जातक भ्रातृसौख्य, सद्गुण, सौन्दर्य तथा सौभाग्य से परिपूर्ण होता है । दशमस्थ भाग्येश हो तो मनुष्य गुणवान् लोकपूज्य राजा अथवा तत्सदृश मन्त्री या सेनाध्यक्ष होता है । लाभभावस्थ भाग्येश हो तो जातक को निश्चय धनागम होता है । वह गुरुभक्त, गुणी तथा पुण्यवान् होता है । भाग्येश व्ययस्थ हो तो जातक भाग्यहीन, सत्कार्य तथा अतिथिसेवाजन्य खर्च से दरिद्र हो जाता है ॥ १०२-१०८ ॥" -- and with that closing it discharges in full the debt left open on printed page १३५, glossing verses 105 through 108 clause for clause. The second paragraph, seven printed lines standing between verse 112 and verse 113, runs "दशमेश लग्नगत हो तो जातक विद्या, गुणसम्पन्न होता है । वह बाल्यावस्था में रुग्ण किन्तु बाद में सुखी तथा दिनों दिन धनवृद्धि वाला होता है । धनभावगत दशमेश हो तो जातक राजपूज्य, गुणी, धनी, पित्रादि सौख्य पूर्ण, तथा दानी होता है । सहजगत कर्मेश हो तो बालक गुणी, वाग्मी, पराक्रमी, सत्यधर्म युक्त भाई नौकर आदि के सौख्य से पूर्ण होता है । चतुर्थस्थ दशमेश हो तो जातक सुखी, धनी, तथा गुणसम्पन्न होता है । वह माता का भक्त तथा भूमि-गृह-वाहन से परिपूर्ण होता है ॥ १०९-११२ ॥" and glosses this page's own verses 109 to 112. PRINTED PAGE १३७/137 DISCHARGES THAT DEBT IN FULL. Its single eleven-line gloss paragraph, standing between verse 120 and the लाभेश-फल— subheading, glosses verses 113 to 117 clause for clause and closes ॥ ११३-१२० ॥, covering this page's remaining verses together with 118, 119 and 120 of the next: "पञ्चमस्थ दशमेश हो तो जातक धन, पुत्र युक्त विद्याओं से पूर्ण नित्य हृष्ट-पुष्ट रहा करता है । षष्ठस्थानगत वह हो तो जातक शत्रुपीडित होता है । वह निपुण होते हुए भी दरिद्र तथा पितृसौख्यवर्जित होता है । सप्तमभावस्थ दशमेश हो तो मनुष्य स्त्रीसौख्यपूर्ण, गुणी, सत्यधर्मनिष्ठ तथा मनस्वी, होता है । अष्टमस्थ दशमेश हो तो जातक दूसरे का निन्दक, निष्क्रिय और दीर्घायु होता है । भाग्यस्थ उसे रहने पर जातक धनपुत्रसौख्ययुक्त होता है । ऐसा जातक यदि राजवंश में हो तो वह राजा होवे और अन्य वंश में राजा के समान होता है । दशमेश दशमस्थ हो तो जातक सत्यवादी, पराक्रमी, गुरुभक्त, सभी, कार्यों में निपुण तथा सुखी होता है । दशमेश लाभस्थ हो तो मनुष्य धन, पुत्र, तथा गुण से युक्त होता है । वह सतत प्रसन्न, सत्यवादी एवं सुखी होता है । व्ययस्थ दशमेश होतो राजा के द्वारा व्ययशील, निपुण, शत्रुभीत, और सतत चिन्ताकुल होता है ॥ ११३-१२० ॥" -- his पञ्चमस्थ clause answers verse 113, षष्ठस्थानगत verse 114 with दरिद्र for its निःस्वो and पितृसौख्यवर्जित for its तातसुखहीनो, सप्तमभावस्थ verse 115, अष्टमस्थ verse 116 with निष्क्रिय word for word, and भाग्यस्थ verse 117, whose राजवंश में हो तो वह राजा होवे और अन्य वंश में राजा के समान settles नृपतिवंश्यः against अन्यवंशजः exactly as the word-level reading of the stamped line had it. All of this is the modern editor's own prose, quoted as corroborating apparatus only and never transcribed as BPHS content. THE EDITOR CORROBORATES THIS PAGE'S FIRST FOUR VERSES CLAUSE FOR CLAUSE. His लग्नगत clause gives विद्या, गुणसम्पन्न for verse 109's विद्यागुणान्वितः and बाल्यावस्था में रुग्ण किन्तु बाद में सुखी तथा दिनों दिन धनवृद्धि for its बाल्ये रोगी सुखी पश्चादर्थवृद्धिर्दिने दिने, word for word; his धनभावगत clause gives राजपूज्य, गुणी, धनी for verse 110's नृपवन्द्यो गुणी धनी, पित्रादि सौख्य पूर्ण for its तातादिसौख्यसम्पन्नो and दानी for its दाता; his सहजगत clause gives गुणी, वाग्मी, पराक्रमी, सत्यधर्म युक्त for verse 111's गुणी वाग्मी पराक्रमी । सत्यधर्मयुतो and भाई नौकर आदि के सौख्य for its भ्रातृ-प्रैष्यसौख्यान्वितो, which independently confirms प्रैष्य in the sense of servant; and his चतुर्थस्थ clause gives सुखी, धनी, तथा गुणसम्पन्न for verse 112's गुणाढ्यः सुखितो धनी, माता का भक्त for its मातृभक्तो and भूमि-गृह-वाहन for its धराधाम-यानोपेतो, which settles धराधाम as land and dwelling rather than as a single compound. Chapter 25 is laid out twelve verses to each lord of a house, each lord being run through the twelve houses beginning at the 1st: verses 109-120 belong to the lord of the 10th, whom the editor titles कर्मेश and the verses call दशमेश. This page opens that round and carries it from the 1st house to the 9th, nine verses in two blocks of four and five divided by the editor's gloss. Verses 118, 119 and 120 should close the round on printed page १३७/137, and verse 121 should open the ELEVENTH lord's round -- लाभेश -- under a fresh -फल-- subheading. The chapter is expected to run to roughly 144 verses. The scan carries the digitiser's provenance stamp -- "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- across the foot of the page. On this page it lies directly over the second line of verse 117, the last line of root text on the page; see the note on morphological opening above for how that line was read. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so every 600 dpi render is an upscale and no amount of magnification recovers detail the scan never held. All readings above were therefore taken at or below native resolution -- reduced strips at 0.70x, verse line crops at 0.84x and gloss line crops at 0.72x -- with high magnification reserved for adjudicating single glyphs. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  110. 25.110 सत्यापित

    Verse 110

    संस्कृत

    दशमेशे तु वित्तस्थे नृपवन्द्यो गुणी धनी । तातादिसौख्यसम्पन्नो दाता जातस्तु जायते ॥ ११० ॥

    dashameshe tu vittasthe nripavandyo gunee dhanee | taataadisaukhyasampanno daataa jaatastu jaayate || 110 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If the lord of the tenth house stands in the house of wealth, the native is honoured by kings, full of good qualities and rich. Endowed with the happiness of his father and the rest of his elders, he is born a giver.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    दशमेश धनभाव में स्थित हो तो जातक राजाओं से पूजित, गुणवान् और धनी होता है। वह पिता आदि के सुख से सम्पन्न तथा दानशील होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 110. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.168, printed page १३६/136. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p136-168.png (600dpi, 3474x4927 -- the tenth different page width in ten pages, so every box was again re-profiled from this page's own ink). The verse block falls at x 1017-3325 and the editor's gloss block at x 640-3325: the two share a right margin here and the verses are indented some 380 pixels inside the gloss on the left only, which is a third distinct geometry after page १३४ (verses inside the gloss on both sides) and page १३५ (verses inside on the left, short of it on the right). The page was read three times over: ten reduced strips scratchpad/p136-s1.png through p136-s10.png at 0.70x; then line by line at native resolution in fifteen crops scratchpad/q136-109L12.png through q136-117L12.png, each cut at box (1000, y0-10, 3350, y1+10) at 0.84x from a NumPy row-darkness band map of twenty-seven bands, together with nine gloss crops scratchpad/g136-b02.png through g136-b18.png cut at box (620, y0-8, 3350, y1+8) at 0.72x; then at word level for the three points worth adjudicating, in scratchpad/q136-folio.png at 6.0x, q136-subhead.png at 3.6x, q136-113dhanam.png at 8.0x and q136-117vamsya_k7.png at 2.0x on a morphologically opened image. The band map again separates root text from commentary by band height -- verse lines 119-146 pixels, the editor's Hindi gloss lines 92-102 -- and it lays the page out as: band 0, y 0-25, an artefact of the page edge that touches the trim and is discarded; band 1 the running head, which on this verso folio carries the book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् with the folio number at the LEFT, x 679-831, the reverse of the recto page १३५ where the chapter title stood with the folio at the right; bands 2 and 3, 331 and 211 pixels tall, the five printed lines of the gloss paragraph carried over from page १३५; band 4, only 52 pixels tall and 428 wide at x 1817-2245, the centred subheading; band 5, 277 pixels, the two lines of verse 109 merged into one band; bands 6-11 the six verse lines of verses 110, 111 and 112; bands 12-18 a seven-line gloss paragraph whose last line, band 18, is short at x 642-1711 and carries the closing ॥ १०९-११२ ॥; bands 19-24 the six verse lines of verses 113, 114 and 115; and bands 25 and 26, 275 and 309 pixels, the two lines each of verses 116 and 117 merged into one band apiece. The lord of the 10th in the 2nd house (वित्त, धन, wealth and family). तात is the father; नृपवन्द्य, one to whom kings bow. THE FOLIO NUMBER WAS CHECKED AT MAGNIFICATION BEFORE BEING RECORDED. At the 0.70x reduction used for the strips the Devanagari ३ reads deceptively like १ and the running head appeared to say ११९; scratchpad/q136-folio.png at 6.0x settles it as १, ३, ६ -- the second glyph showing ३'s double curve and the third ६'s loop over a descending stem. This is the same trap that caught pages १३५ and १३६ on first reading and is now standing practice: never record a folio from a reduced strip. The editor heads the new run centred with कर्मेश-फल— (scratchpad/q136-subhead.png at 3.6x: क with repha over the म, then श, hyphen, फल, em-dash), with the hyphen he used in रोगेश-फल-- and नवमेश-फल-- and omitted in अष्टमेशफल--. He titles the lord of the 10th कर्मेश; the verses themselves call him दशमेश throughout. The subheading is the modern editor's own and is recorded here as apparatus only, never transcribed as BPHS content. ONE LOOSE READING STANDS ON THIS PAGE AND IS LEFT EXACTLY AS PRINTED. At ref 25.113 the page sets दशमेशे सुतस्थे तु धनं नित्यं प्रमोदवान्, and धनं is an accusative or neuter nominative left with no finite verb to govern it, where the parallel verses of this round all give a nominative adjective in that slot (धनी at 25.110 and 25.112, गुणी at 25.111 and 25.115). scratchpad/q136-113dhanam.png at 8.0x reads the two aksharas plainly -- ध with its left loop joined to the stem, then न carrying an anusvara dot -- so the printed form is धनं and not धनी. The line scans correctly as printed, ध-नं-नि-त्यं-प्र-मो-द-वान् being eight, so this is not a dropped syllable. The printed धनं is kept in the sanskrit and iast fields; the English and Hindi read it as धनी or as an accusative with लभते understood, and say so. PRINTED PAGE १३७ SETTLES THE SENSE. The editor's paragraph there opens पञ्चमस्थ दशमेश हो तो जातक धन, पुत्र युक्त विद्याओं से पूर्ण नित्य हृष्ट-पुष्ट रहा करता है -- धन ... युक्त, possessed of wealth -- so he too reads the printed धनं as the nominative adjective the round requires, and the Hindi rendering धनी given here is his own reading rather than an emendation of ours. The printed धनं stands unaltered in the sanskrit and iast fields. One further word was checked at word level and proved NOT to be an error. At ref 25.117 the second line lies directly under the digitiser's provenance stamp, and the compound नृपतिवंश्यः could not be separated from the Latin serifs at any magnification. The morphological opening established on page १३४ recovers it cleanly (scratchpad/q136-117vamsya_k7.png, PIL MaxFilter then MinFilter at kernel 7, enlarged 2.0x): नृ, प, ति, वं, श्यः -- श with a subscript य and a visarga, not the वंशजः that closes the same line. The two forms stand deliberately opposed in the verse, नृपतिवंश्यः against अन्यवंशजः, born of a king's line against born of another line. This page carries TWO gloss paragraphs and closes both. The first, five printed lines carried over unfinished from printed page १३५, resumes in mid-sentence -- page १३५ breaks off at नवमस्थ भाग्येश हो तो and page १३६ opens जातक भ्रातृसौख्य, सद्गुण -- and runs "जातक भ्रातृसौख्य, सद्गुण, सौन्दर्य तथा सौभाग्य से परिपूर्ण होता है । दशमस्थ भाग्येश हो तो मनुष्य गुणवान् लोकपूज्य राजा अथवा तत्सदृश मन्त्री या सेनाध्यक्ष होता है । लाभभावस्थ भाग्येश हो तो जातक को निश्चय धनागम होता है । वह गुरुभक्त, गुणी तथा पुण्यवान् होता है । भाग्येश व्ययस्थ हो तो जातक भाग्यहीन, सत्कार्य तथा अतिथिसेवाजन्य खर्च से दरिद्र हो जाता है ॥ १०२-१०८ ॥" -- and with that closing it discharges in full the debt left open on printed page १३५, glossing verses 105 through 108 clause for clause. The second paragraph, seven printed lines standing between verse 112 and verse 113, runs "दशमेश लग्नगत हो तो जातक विद्या, गुणसम्पन्न होता है । वह बाल्यावस्था में रुग्ण किन्तु बाद में सुखी तथा दिनों दिन धनवृद्धि वाला होता है । धनभावगत दशमेश हो तो जातक राजपूज्य, गुणी, धनी, पित्रादि सौख्य पूर्ण, तथा दानी होता है । सहजगत कर्मेश हो तो बालक गुणी, वाग्मी, पराक्रमी, सत्यधर्म युक्त भाई नौकर आदि के सौख्य से पूर्ण होता है । चतुर्थस्थ दशमेश हो तो जातक सुखी, धनी, तथा गुणसम्पन्न होता है । वह माता का भक्त तथा भूमि-गृह-वाहन से परिपूर्ण होता है ॥ १०९-११२ ॥" and glosses this page's own verses 109 to 112. PRINTED PAGE १३७/137 DISCHARGES THAT DEBT IN FULL. Its single eleven-line gloss paragraph, standing between verse 120 and the लाभेश-फल— subheading, glosses verses 113 to 117 clause for clause and closes ॥ ११३-१२० ॥, covering this page's remaining verses together with 118, 119 and 120 of the next: "पञ्चमस्थ दशमेश हो तो जातक धन, पुत्र युक्त विद्याओं से पूर्ण नित्य हृष्ट-पुष्ट रहा करता है । षष्ठस्थानगत वह हो तो जातक शत्रुपीडित होता है । वह निपुण होते हुए भी दरिद्र तथा पितृसौख्यवर्जित होता है । सप्तमभावस्थ दशमेश हो तो मनुष्य स्त्रीसौख्यपूर्ण, गुणी, सत्यधर्मनिष्ठ तथा मनस्वी, होता है । अष्टमस्थ दशमेश हो तो जातक दूसरे का निन्दक, निष्क्रिय और दीर्घायु होता है । भाग्यस्थ उसे रहने पर जातक धनपुत्रसौख्ययुक्त होता है । ऐसा जातक यदि राजवंश में हो तो वह राजा होवे और अन्य वंश में राजा के समान होता है । दशमेश दशमस्थ हो तो जातक सत्यवादी, पराक्रमी, गुरुभक्त, सभी, कार्यों में निपुण तथा सुखी होता है । दशमेश लाभस्थ हो तो मनुष्य धन, पुत्र, तथा गुण से युक्त होता है । वह सतत प्रसन्न, सत्यवादी एवं सुखी होता है । व्ययस्थ दशमेश होतो राजा के द्वारा व्ययशील, निपुण, शत्रुभीत, और सतत चिन्ताकुल होता है ॥ ११३-१२० ॥" -- his पञ्चमस्थ clause answers verse 113, षष्ठस्थानगत verse 114 with दरिद्र for its निःस्वो and पितृसौख्यवर्जित for its तातसुखहीनो, सप्तमभावस्थ verse 115, अष्टमस्थ verse 116 with निष्क्रिय word for word, and भाग्यस्थ verse 117, whose राजवंश में हो तो वह राजा होवे और अन्य वंश में राजा के समान settles नृपतिवंश्यः against अन्यवंशजः exactly as the word-level reading of the stamped line had it. All of this is the modern editor's own prose, quoted as corroborating apparatus only and never transcribed as BPHS content. THE EDITOR CORROBORATES THIS PAGE'S FIRST FOUR VERSES CLAUSE FOR CLAUSE. His लग्नगत clause gives विद्या, गुणसम्पन्न for verse 109's विद्यागुणान्वितः and बाल्यावस्था में रुग्ण किन्तु बाद में सुखी तथा दिनों दिन धनवृद्धि for its बाल्ये रोगी सुखी पश्चादर्थवृद्धिर्दिने दिने, word for word; his धनभावगत clause gives राजपूज्य, गुणी, धनी for verse 110's नृपवन्द्यो गुणी धनी, पित्रादि सौख्य पूर्ण for its तातादिसौख्यसम्पन्नो and दानी for its दाता; his सहजगत clause gives गुणी, वाग्मी, पराक्रमी, सत्यधर्म युक्त for verse 111's गुणी वाग्मी पराक्रमी । सत्यधर्मयुतो and भाई नौकर आदि के सौख्य for its भ्रातृ-प्रैष्यसौख्यान्वितो, which independently confirms प्रैष्य in the sense of servant; and his चतुर्थस्थ clause gives सुखी, धनी, तथा गुणसम्पन्न for verse 112's गुणाढ्यः सुखितो धनी, माता का भक्त for its मातृभक्तो and भूमि-गृह-वाहन for its धराधाम-यानोपेतो, which settles धराधाम as land and dwelling rather than as a single compound. Chapter 25 is laid out twelve verses to each lord of a house, each lord being run through the twelve houses beginning at the 1st: verses 109-120 belong to the lord of the 10th, whom the editor titles कर्मेश and the verses call दशमेश. This page opens that round and carries it from the 1st house to the 9th, nine verses in two blocks of four and five divided by the editor's gloss. Verses 118, 119 and 120 should close the round on printed page १३७/137, and verse 121 should open the ELEVENTH lord's round -- लाभेश -- under a fresh -फल-- subheading. The chapter is expected to run to roughly 144 verses. The scan carries the digitiser's provenance stamp -- "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- across the foot of the page. On this page it lies directly over the second line of verse 117, the last line of root text on the page; see the note on morphological opening above for how that line was read. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so every 600 dpi render is an upscale and no amount of magnification recovers detail the scan never held. All readings above were therefore taken at or below native resolution -- reduced strips at 0.70x, verse line crops at 0.84x and gloss line crops at 0.72x -- with high magnification reserved for adjudicating single glyphs. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  111. 25.111 सत्यापित

    Verse 111

    संस्कृत

    दशमेशे तृतीयस्थे गुणी वाग्मी पराक्रमी । सत्यधर्मयुतो भ्रातृ-प्रैष्यसौख्यान्वितो जनः ॥ १११ ॥

    dashameshe triteeyasthe gunee vaagmee paraakramee | satyadharmayuto bhraatri-praishyasaukhyaanvito janah || 111 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If the lord of the tenth house stands in the third, the man is virtuous, eloquent and valorous. Devoted to truth and to dharma, he is possessed of the happiness of brothers and of servants.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    दशमेश तृतीय भाव में स्थित हो तो मनुष्य गुणी, वाक्पटु और पराक्रमी होता है। वह सत्य और धर्म से युक्त तथा भाइयों और सेवकों के सुख से सम्पन्न होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 111. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.168, printed page १३६/136. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p136-168.png (600dpi, 3474x4927 -- the tenth different page width in ten pages, so every box was again re-profiled from this page's own ink). The verse block falls at x 1017-3325 and the editor's gloss block at x 640-3325: the two share a right margin here and the verses are indented some 380 pixels inside the gloss on the left only, which is a third distinct geometry after page १३४ (verses inside the gloss on both sides) and page १३५ (verses inside on the left, short of it on the right). The page was read three times over: ten reduced strips scratchpad/p136-s1.png through p136-s10.png at 0.70x; then line by line at native resolution in fifteen crops scratchpad/q136-109L12.png through q136-117L12.png, each cut at box (1000, y0-10, 3350, y1+10) at 0.84x from a NumPy row-darkness band map of twenty-seven bands, together with nine gloss crops scratchpad/g136-b02.png through g136-b18.png cut at box (620, y0-8, 3350, y1+8) at 0.72x; then at word level for the three points worth adjudicating, in scratchpad/q136-folio.png at 6.0x, q136-subhead.png at 3.6x, q136-113dhanam.png at 8.0x and q136-117vamsya_k7.png at 2.0x on a morphologically opened image. The band map again separates root text from commentary by band height -- verse lines 119-146 pixels, the editor's Hindi gloss lines 92-102 -- and it lays the page out as: band 0, y 0-25, an artefact of the page edge that touches the trim and is discarded; band 1 the running head, which on this verso folio carries the book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् with the folio number at the LEFT, x 679-831, the reverse of the recto page १३५ where the chapter title stood with the folio at the right; bands 2 and 3, 331 and 211 pixels tall, the five printed lines of the gloss paragraph carried over from page १३५; band 4, only 52 pixels tall and 428 wide at x 1817-2245, the centred subheading; band 5, 277 pixels, the two lines of verse 109 merged into one band; bands 6-11 the six verse lines of verses 110, 111 and 112; bands 12-18 a seven-line gloss paragraph whose last line, band 18, is short at x 642-1711 and carries the closing ॥ १०९-११२ ॥; bands 19-24 the six verse lines of verses 113, 114 and 115; and bands 25 and 26, 275 and 309 pixels, the two lines each of verses 116 and 117 merged into one band apiece. The lord of the 10th in the 3rd house (सहज, तृतीय, brothers and prowess). वाग्मी is the eloquent speaker; प्रैष्य the servant one sends on errands -- the editor reads नौकर. THE FOLIO NUMBER WAS CHECKED AT MAGNIFICATION BEFORE BEING RECORDED. At the 0.70x reduction used for the strips the Devanagari ३ reads deceptively like १ and the running head appeared to say ११९; scratchpad/q136-folio.png at 6.0x settles it as १, ३, ६ -- the second glyph showing ३'s double curve and the third ६'s loop over a descending stem. This is the same trap that caught pages १३५ and १३६ on first reading and is now standing practice: never record a folio from a reduced strip. The editor heads the new run centred with कर्मेश-फल— (scratchpad/q136-subhead.png at 3.6x: क with repha over the म, then श, hyphen, फल, em-dash), with the hyphen he used in रोगेश-फल-- and नवमेश-फल-- and omitted in अष्टमेशफल--. He titles the lord of the 10th कर्मेश; the verses themselves call him दशमेश throughout. The subheading is the modern editor's own and is recorded here as apparatus only, never transcribed as BPHS content. ONE LOOSE READING STANDS ON THIS PAGE AND IS LEFT EXACTLY AS PRINTED. At ref 25.113 the page sets दशमेशे सुतस्थे तु धनं नित्यं प्रमोदवान्, and धनं is an accusative or neuter nominative left with no finite verb to govern it, where the parallel verses of this round all give a nominative adjective in that slot (धनी at 25.110 and 25.112, गुणी at 25.111 and 25.115). scratchpad/q136-113dhanam.png at 8.0x reads the two aksharas plainly -- ध with its left loop joined to the stem, then न carrying an anusvara dot -- so the printed form is धनं and not धनी. The line scans correctly as printed, ध-नं-नि-त्यं-प्र-मो-द-वान् being eight, so this is not a dropped syllable. The printed धनं is kept in the sanskrit and iast fields; the English and Hindi read it as धनी or as an accusative with लभते understood, and say so. PRINTED PAGE १३७ SETTLES THE SENSE. The editor's paragraph there opens पञ्चमस्थ दशमेश हो तो जातक धन, पुत्र युक्त विद्याओं से पूर्ण नित्य हृष्ट-पुष्ट रहा करता है -- धन ... युक्त, possessed of wealth -- so he too reads the printed धनं as the nominative adjective the round requires, and the Hindi rendering धनी given here is his own reading rather than an emendation of ours. The printed धनं stands unaltered in the sanskrit and iast fields. One further word was checked at word level and proved NOT to be an error. At ref 25.117 the second line lies directly under the digitiser's provenance stamp, and the compound नृपतिवंश्यः could not be separated from the Latin serifs at any magnification. The morphological opening established on page १३४ recovers it cleanly (scratchpad/q136-117vamsya_k7.png, PIL MaxFilter then MinFilter at kernel 7, enlarged 2.0x): नृ, प, ति, वं, श्यः -- श with a subscript य and a visarga, not the वंशजः that closes the same line. The two forms stand deliberately opposed in the verse, नृपतिवंश्यः against अन्यवंशजः, born of a king's line against born of another line. This page carries TWO gloss paragraphs and closes both. The first, five printed lines carried over unfinished from printed page १३५, resumes in mid-sentence -- page १३५ breaks off at नवमस्थ भाग्येश हो तो and page १३६ opens जातक भ्रातृसौख्य, सद्गुण -- and runs "जातक भ्रातृसौख्य, सद्गुण, सौन्दर्य तथा सौभाग्य से परिपूर्ण होता है । दशमस्थ भाग्येश हो तो मनुष्य गुणवान् लोकपूज्य राजा अथवा तत्सदृश मन्त्री या सेनाध्यक्ष होता है । लाभभावस्थ भाग्येश हो तो जातक को निश्चय धनागम होता है । वह गुरुभक्त, गुणी तथा पुण्यवान् होता है । भाग्येश व्ययस्थ हो तो जातक भाग्यहीन, सत्कार्य तथा अतिथिसेवाजन्य खर्च से दरिद्र हो जाता है ॥ १०२-१०८ ॥" -- and with that closing it discharges in full the debt left open on printed page १३५, glossing verses 105 through 108 clause for clause. The second paragraph, seven printed lines standing between verse 112 and verse 113, runs "दशमेश लग्नगत हो तो जातक विद्या, गुणसम्पन्न होता है । वह बाल्यावस्था में रुग्ण किन्तु बाद में सुखी तथा दिनों दिन धनवृद्धि वाला होता है । धनभावगत दशमेश हो तो जातक राजपूज्य, गुणी, धनी, पित्रादि सौख्य पूर्ण, तथा दानी होता है । सहजगत कर्मेश हो तो बालक गुणी, वाग्मी, पराक्रमी, सत्यधर्म युक्त भाई नौकर आदि के सौख्य से पूर्ण होता है । चतुर्थस्थ दशमेश हो तो जातक सुखी, धनी, तथा गुणसम्पन्न होता है । वह माता का भक्त तथा भूमि-गृह-वाहन से परिपूर्ण होता है ॥ १०९-११२ ॥" and glosses this page's own verses 109 to 112. PRINTED PAGE १३७/137 DISCHARGES THAT DEBT IN FULL. Its single eleven-line gloss paragraph, standing between verse 120 and the लाभेश-फल— subheading, glosses verses 113 to 117 clause for clause and closes ॥ ११३-१२० ॥, covering this page's remaining verses together with 118, 119 and 120 of the next: "पञ्चमस्थ दशमेश हो तो जातक धन, पुत्र युक्त विद्याओं से पूर्ण नित्य हृष्ट-पुष्ट रहा करता है । षष्ठस्थानगत वह हो तो जातक शत्रुपीडित होता है । वह निपुण होते हुए भी दरिद्र तथा पितृसौख्यवर्जित होता है । सप्तमभावस्थ दशमेश हो तो मनुष्य स्त्रीसौख्यपूर्ण, गुणी, सत्यधर्मनिष्ठ तथा मनस्वी, होता है । अष्टमस्थ दशमेश हो तो जातक दूसरे का निन्दक, निष्क्रिय और दीर्घायु होता है । भाग्यस्थ उसे रहने पर जातक धनपुत्रसौख्ययुक्त होता है । ऐसा जातक यदि राजवंश में हो तो वह राजा होवे और अन्य वंश में राजा के समान होता है । दशमेश दशमस्थ हो तो जातक सत्यवादी, पराक्रमी, गुरुभक्त, सभी, कार्यों में निपुण तथा सुखी होता है । दशमेश लाभस्थ हो तो मनुष्य धन, पुत्र, तथा गुण से युक्त होता है । वह सतत प्रसन्न, सत्यवादी एवं सुखी होता है । व्ययस्थ दशमेश होतो राजा के द्वारा व्ययशील, निपुण, शत्रुभीत, और सतत चिन्ताकुल होता है ॥ ११३-१२० ॥" -- his पञ्चमस्थ clause answers verse 113, षष्ठस्थानगत verse 114 with दरिद्र for its निःस्वो and पितृसौख्यवर्जित for its तातसुखहीनो, सप्तमभावस्थ verse 115, अष्टमस्थ verse 116 with निष्क्रिय word for word, and भाग्यस्थ verse 117, whose राजवंश में हो तो वह राजा होवे और अन्य वंश में राजा के समान settles नृपतिवंश्यः against अन्यवंशजः exactly as the word-level reading of the stamped line had it. All of this is the modern editor's own prose, quoted as corroborating apparatus only and never transcribed as BPHS content. THE EDITOR CORROBORATES THIS PAGE'S FIRST FOUR VERSES CLAUSE FOR CLAUSE. His लग्नगत clause gives विद्या, गुणसम्पन्न for verse 109's विद्यागुणान्वितः and बाल्यावस्था में रुग्ण किन्तु बाद में सुखी तथा दिनों दिन धनवृद्धि for its बाल्ये रोगी सुखी पश्चादर्थवृद्धिर्दिने दिने, word for word; his धनभावगत clause gives राजपूज्य, गुणी, धनी for verse 110's नृपवन्द्यो गुणी धनी, पित्रादि सौख्य पूर्ण for its तातादिसौख्यसम्पन्नो and दानी for its दाता; his सहजगत clause gives गुणी, वाग्मी, पराक्रमी, सत्यधर्म युक्त for verse 111's गुणी वाग्मी पराक्रमी । सत्यधर्मयुतो and भाई नौकर आदि के सौख्य for its भ्रातृ-प्रैष्यसौख्यान्वितो, which independently confirms प्रैष्य in the sense of servant; and his चतुर्थस्थ clause gives सुखी, धनी, तथा गुणसम्पन्न for verse 112's गुणाढ्यः सुखितो धनी, माता का भक्त for its मातृभक्तो and भूमि-गृह-वाहन for its धराधाम-यानोपेतो, which settles धराधाम as land and dwelling rather than as a single compound. Chapter 25 is laid out twelve verses to each lord of a house, each lord being run through the twelve houses beginning at the 1st: verses 109-120 belong to the lord of the 10th, whom the editor titles कर्मेश and the verses call दशमेश. This page opens that round and carries it from the 1st house to the 9th, nine verses in two blocks of four and five divided by the editor's gloss. Verses 118, 119 and 120 should close the round on printed page १३७/137, and verse 121 should open the ELEVENTH lord's round -- लाभेश -- under a fresh -फल-- subheading. The chapter is expected to run to roughly 144 verses. The scan carries the digitiser's provenance stamp -- "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- across the foot of the page. On this page it lies directly over the second line of verse 117, the last line of root text on the page; see the note on morphological opening above for how that line was read. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so every 600 dpi render is an upscale and no amount of magnification recovers detail the scan never held. All readings above were therefore taken at or below native resolution -- reduced strips at 0.70x, verse line crops at 0.84x and gloss line crops at 0.72x -- with high magnification reserved for adjudicating single glyphs. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  112. 25.112 सत्यापित

    Verse 112

    संस्कृत

    दशमेशे तु तुर्यस्थे गुणाढ्यः सुखितो धनी । मातृभक्तो धराधाम-यानोपेतो भवेन्नरः ॥ ११२ ॥

    dashameshe tu turyasthe gunaadhyah sukhito dhanee | maatribhakto dharaadhaama-yaanopeto bhavennarah || 112 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If the lord of the tenth house stands in the fourth, the man is rich in merits, happy and wealthy. He becomes devoted to his mother and possessed of land, of a dwelling and of conveyances.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    दशमेश चतुर्थ भाव में स्थित हो तो मनुष्य गुणों से भरपूर, सुखी और धनी होता है। वह माता का भक्त तथा भूमि, गृह और वाहन से युक्त होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 112. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.168, printed page १३६/136. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p136-168.png (600dpi, 3474x4927 -- the tenth different page width in ten pages, so every box was again re-profiled from this page's own ink). The verse block falls at x 1017-3325 and the editor's gloss block at x 640-3325: the two share a right margin here and the verses are indented some 380 pixels inside the gloss on the left only, which is a third distinct geometry after page १३४ (verses inside the gloss on both sides) and page १३५ (verses inside on the left, short of it on the right). The page was read three times over: ten reduced strips scratchpad/p136-s1.png through p136-s10.png at 0.70x; then line by line at native resolution in fifteen crops scratchpad/q136-109L12.png through q136-117L12.png, each cut at box (1000, y0-10, 3350, y1+10) at 0.84x from a NumPy row-darkness band map of twenty-seven bands, together with nine gloss crops scratchpad/g136-b02.png through g136-b18.png cut at box (620, y0-8, 3350, y1+8) at 0.72x; then at word level for the three points worth adjudicating, in scratchpad/q136-folio.png at 6.0x, q136-subhead.png at 3.6x, q136-113dhanam.png at 8.0x and q136-117vamsya_k7.png at 2.0x on a morphologically opened image. The band map again separates root text from commentary by band height -- verse lines 119-146 pixels, the editor's Hindi gloss lines 92-102 -- and it lays the page out as: band 0, y 0-25, an artefact of the page edge that touches the trim and is discarded; band 1 the running head, which on this verso folio carries the book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् with the folio number at the LEFT, x 679-831, the reverse of the recto page १३५ where the chapter title stood with the folio at the right; bands 2 and 3, 331 and 211 pixels tall, the five printed lines of the gloss paragraph carried over from page १३५; band 4, only 52 pixels tall and 428 wide at x 1817-2245, the centred subheading; band 5, 277 pixels, the two lines of verse 109 merged into one band; bands 6-11 the six verse lines of verses 110, 111 and 112; bands 12-18 a seven-line gloss paragraph whose last line, band 18, is short at x 642-1711 and carries the closing ॥ १०९-११२ ॥; bands 19-24 the six verse lines of verses 113, 114 and 115; and bands 25 and 26, 275 and 309 pixels, the two lines each of verses 116 and 117 merged into one band apiece. The lord of the 10th in the 4th house (सुख, तुर्य, mother, home and conveyances). धराधाम is land and dwelling -- the editor reads भूमि-गृह -- and यान the conveyance. THE FOLIO NUMBER WAS CHECKED AT MAGNIFICATION BEFORE BEING RECORDED. At the 0.70x reduction used for the strips the Devanagari ३ reads deceptively like १ and the running head appeared to say ११९; scratchpad/q136-folio.png at 6.0x settles it as १, ३, ६ -- the second glyph showing ३'s double curve and the third ६'s loop over a descending stem. This is the same trap that caught pages १३५ and १३६ on first reading and is now standing practice: never record a folio from a reduced strip. The editor heads the new run centred with कर्मेश-फल— (scratchpad/q136-subhead.png at 3.6x: क with repha over the म, then श, hyphen, फल, em-dash), with the hyphen he used in रोगेश-फल-- and नवमेश-फल-- and omitted in अष्टमेशफल--. He titles the lord of the 10th कर्मेश; the verses themselves call him दशमेश throughout. The subheading is the modern editor's own and is recorded here as apparatus only, never transcribed as BPHS content. ONE LOOSE READING STANDS ON THIS PAGE AND IS LEFT EXACTLY AS PRINTED. At ref 25.113 the page sets दशमेशे सुतस्थे तु धनं नित्यं प्रमोदवान्, and धनं is an accusative or neuter nominative left with no finite verb to govern it, where the parallel verses of this round all give a nominative adjective in that slot (धनी at 25.110 and 25.112, गुणी at 25.111 and 25.115). scratchpad/q136-113dhanam.png at 8.0x reads the two aksharas plainly -- ध with its left loop joined to the stem, then न carrying an anusvara dot -- so the printed form is धनं and not धनी. The line scans correctly as printed, ध-नं-नि-त्यं-प्र-मो-द-वान् being eight, so this is not a dropped syllable. The printed धनं is kept in the sanskrit and iast fields; the English and Hindi read it as धनी or as an accusative with लभते understood, and say so. PRINTED PAGE १३७ SETTLES THE SENSE. The editor's paragraph there opens पञ्चमस्थ दशमेश हो तो जातक धन, पुत्र युक्त विद्याओं से पूर्ण नित्य हृष्ट-पुष्ट रहा करता है -- धन ... युक्त, possessed of wealth -- so he too reads the printed धनं as the nominative adjective the round requires, and the Hindi rendering धनी given here is his own reading rather than an emendation of ours. The printed धनं stands unaltered in the sanskrit and iast fields. One further word was checked at word level and proved NOT to be an error. At ref 25.117 the second line lies directly under the digitiser's provenance stamp, and the compound नृपतिवंश्यः could not be separated from the Latin serifs at any magnification. The morphological opening established on page १३४ recovers it cleanly (scratchpad/q136-117vamsya_k7.png, PIL MaxFilter then MinFilter at kernel 7, enlarged 2.0x): नृ, प, ति, वं, श्यः -- श with a subscript य and a visarga, not the वंशजः that closes the same line. The two forms stand deliberately opposed in the verse, नृपतिवंश्यः against अन्यवंशजः, born of a king's line against born of another line. This page carries TWO gloss paragraphs and closes both. The first, five printed lines carried over unfinished from printed page १३५, resumes in mid-sentence -- page १३५ breaks off at नवमस्थ भाग्येश हो तो and page १३६ opens जातक भ्रातृसौख्य, सद्गुण -- and runs "जातक भ्रातृसौख्य, सद्गुण, सौन्दर्य तथा सौभाग्य से परिपूर्ण होता है । दशमस्थ भाग्येश हो तो मनुष्य गुणवान् लोकपूज्य राजा अथवा तत्सदृश मन्त्री या सेनाध्यक्ष होता है । लाभभावस्थ भाग्येश हो तो जातक को निश्चय धनागम होता है । वह गुरुभक्त, गुणी तथा पुण्यवान् होता है । भाग्येश व्ययस्थ हो तो जातक भाग्यहीन, सत्कार्य तथा अतिथिसेवाजन्य खर्च से दरिद्र हो जाता है ॥ १०२-१०८ ॥" -- and with that closing it discharges in full the debt left open on printed page १३५, glossing verses 105 through 108 clause for clause. The second paragraph, seven printed lines standing between verse 112 and verse 113, runs "दशमेश लग्नगत हो तो जातक विद्या, गुणसम्पन्न होता है । वह बाल्यावस्था में रुग्ण किन्तु बाद में सुखी तथा दिनों दिन धनवृद्धि वाला होता है । धनभावगत दशमेश हो तो जातक राजपूज्य, गुणी, धनी, पित्रादि सौख्य पूर्ण, तथा दानी होता है । सहजगत कर्मेश हो तो बालक गुणी, वाग्मी, पराक्रमी, सत्यधर्म युक्त भाई नौकर आदि के सौख्य से पूर्ण होता है । चतुर्थस्थ दशमेश हो तो जातक सुखी, धनी, तथा गुणसम्पन्न होता है । वह माता का भक्त तथा भूमि-गृह-वाहन से परिपूर्ण होता है ॥ १०९-११२ ॥" and glosses this page's own verses 109 to 112. PRINTED PAGE १३७/137 DISCHARGES THAT DEBT IN FULL. Its single eleven-line gloss paragraph, standing between verse 120 and the लाभेश-फल— subheading, glosses verses 113 to 117 clause for clause and closes ॥ ११३-१२० ॥, covering this page's remaining verses together with 118, 119 and 120 of the next: "पञ्चमस्थ दशमेश हो तो जातक धन, पुत्र युक्त विद्याओं से पूर्ण नित्य हृष्ट-पुष्ट रहा करता है । षष्ठस्थानगत वह हो तो जातक शत्रुपीडित होता है । वह निपुण होते हुए भी दरिद्र तथा पितृसौख्यवर्जित होता है । सप्तमभावस्थ दशमेश हो तो मनुष्य स्त्रीसौख्यपूर्ण, गुणी, सत्यधर्मनिष्ठ तथा मनस्वी, होता है । अष्टमस्थ दशमेश हो तो जातक दूसरे का निन्दक, निष्क्रिय और दीर्घायु होता है । भाग्यस्थ उसे रहने पर जातक धनपुत्रसौख्ययुक्त होता है । ऐसा जातक यदि राजवंश में हो तो वह राजा होवे और अन्य वंश में राजा के समान होता है । दशमेश दशमस्थ हो तो जातक सत्यवादी, पराक्रमी, गुरुभक्त, सभी, कार्यों में निपुण तथा सुखी होता है । दशमेश लाभस्थ हो तो मनुष्य धन, पुत्र, तथा गुण से युक्त होता है । वह सतत प्रसन्न, सत्यवादी एवं सुखी होता है । व्ययस्थ दशमेश होतो राजा के द्वारा व्ययशील, निपुण, शत्रुभीत, और सतत चिन्ताकुल होता है ॥ ११३-१२० ॥" -- his पञ्चमस्थ clause answers verse 113, षष्ठस्थानगत verse 114 with दरिद्र for its निःस्वो and पितृसौख्यवर्जित for its तातसुखहीनो, सप्तमभावस्थ verse 115, अष्टमस्थ verse 116 with निष्क्रिय word for word, and भाग्यस्थ verse 117, whose राजवंश में हो तो वह राजा होवे और अन्य वंश में राजा के समान settles नृपतिवंश्यः against अन्यवंशजः exactly as the word-level reading of the stamped line had it. All of this is the modern editor's own prose, quoted as corroborating apparatus only and never transcribed as BPHS content. THE EDITOR CORROBORATES THIS PAGE'S FIRST FOUR VERSES CLAUSE FOR CLAUSE. His लग्नगत clause gives विद्या, गुणसम्पन्न for verse 109's विद्यागुणान्वितः and बाल्यावस्था में रुग्ण किन्तु बाद में सुखी तथा दिनों दिन धनवृद्धि for its बाल्ये रोगी सुखी पश्चादर्थवृद्धिर्दिने दिने, word for word; his धनभावगत clause gives राजपूज्य, गुणी, धनी for verse 110's नृपवन्द्यो गुणी धनी, पित्रादि सौख्य पूर्ण for its तातादिसौख्यसम्पन्नो and दानी for its दाता; his सहजगत clause gives गुणी, वाग्मी, पराक्रमी, सत्यधर्म युक्त for verse 111's गुणी वाग्मी पराक्रमी । सत्यधर्मयुतो and भाई नौकर आदि के सौख्य for its भ्रातृ-प्रैष्यसौख्यान्वितो, which independently confirms प्रैष्य in the sense of servant; and his चतुर्थस्थ clause gives सुखी, धनी, तथा गुणसम्पन्न for verse 112's गुणाढ्यः सुखितो धनी, माता का भक्त for its मातृभक्तो and भूमि-गृह-वाहन for its धराधाम-यानोपेतो, which settles धराधाम as land and dwelling rather than as a single compound. Chapter 25 is laid out twelve verses to each lord of a house, each lord being run through the twelve houses beginning at the 1st: verses 109-120 belong to the lord of the 10th, whom the editor titles कर्मेश and the verses call दशमेश. This page opens that round and carries it from the 1st house to the 9th, nine verses in two blocks of four and five divided by the editor's gloss. Verses 118, 119 and 120 should close the round on printed page १३७/137, and verse 121 should open the ELEVENTH lord's round -- लाभेश -- under a fresh -फल-- subheading. The chapter is expected to run to roughly 144 verses. The scan carries the digitiser's provenance stamp -- "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- across the foot of the page. On this page it lies directly over the second line of verse 117, the last line of root text on the page; see the note on morphological opening above for how that line was read. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so every 600 dpi render is an upscale and no amount of magnification recovers detail the scan never held. All readings above were therefore taken at or below native resolution -- reduced strips at 0.70x, verse line crops at 0.84x and gloss line crops at 0.72x -- with high magnification reserved for adjudicating single glyphs. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  113. 25.113 सत्यापित

    Verse 113

    संस्कृत

    दशमेशे सुतस्थे तु धनं नित्यं प्रमोदवान् । पुत्रवान् बहुविद्याभिर्भूषितो मानवो भवेत् ॥ ११३ ॥

    dashameshe sutasthe tu dhanam nityam pramodavaan | putravaan bahuvidyaabhirbhooshito maanavo bhavet || 113 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If the lord of the tenth house stands in the house of sons, wealth [is his] and he is ever full of delight. The man has sons and is adorned with manifold learning.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    दशमेश पञ्चम भाव में स्थित हो तो जातक धनवान् और सदा प्रसन्न रहता है। वह पुत्रवान् तथा अनेक विद्याओं से विभूषित होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 113. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.168, printed page १३६/136. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p136-168.png (600dpi, 3474x4927 -- the tenth different page width in ten pages, so every box was again re-profiled from this page's own ink). The verse block falls at x 1017-3325 and the editor's gloss block at x 640-3325: the two share a right margin here and the verses are indented some 380 pixels inside the gloss on the left only, which is a third distinct geometry after page १३४ (verses inside the gloss on both sides) and page १३५ (verses inside on the left, short of it on the right). The page was read three times over: ten reduced strips scratchpad/p136-s1.png through p136-s10.png at 0.70x; then line by line at native resolution in fifteen crops scratchpad/q136-109L12.png through q136-117L12.png, each cut at box (1000, y0-10, 3350, y1+10) at 0.84x from a NumPy row-darkness band map of twenty-seven bands, together with nine gloss crops scratchpad/g136-b02.png through g136-b18.png cut at box (620, y0-8, 3350, y1+8) at 0.72x; then at word level for the three points worth adjudicating, in scratchpad/q136-folio.png at 6.0x, q136-subhead.png at 3.6x, q136-113dhanam.png at 8.0x and q136-117vamsya_k7.png at 2.0x on a morphologically opened image. The band map again separates root text from commentary by band height -- verse lines 119-146 pixels, the editor's Hindi gloss lines 92-102 -- and it lays the page out as: band 0, y 0-25, an artefact of the page edge that touches the trim and is discarded; band 1 the running head, which on this verso folio carries the book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् with the folio number at the LEFT, x 679-831, the reverse of the recto page १३५ where the chapter title stood with the folio at the right; bands 2 and 3, 331 and 211 pixels tall, the five printed lines of the gloss paragraph carried over from page १३५; band 4, only 52 pixels tall and 428 wide at x 1817-2245, the centred subheading; band 5, 277 pixels, the two lines of verse 109 merged into one band; bands 6-11 the six verse lines of verses 110, 111 and 112; bands 12-18 a seven-line gloss paragraph whose last line, band 18, is short at x 642-1711 and carries the closing ॥ १०९-११२ ॥; bands 19-24 the six verse lines of verses 113, 114 and 115; and bands 25 and 26, 275 and 309 pixels, the two lines each of verses 116 and 117 merged into one band apiece. The lord of the 10th in the 5th house (सुत, पुत्र, पञ्चम, children and intelligence). On the printed धनं, which leaves the first half-verse without a finite verb, see the note below; the English supplies the verb in brackets and the Hindi reads धनी with the parallel verses of this round. THE FOLIO NUMBER WAS CHECKED AT MAGNIFICATION BEFORE BEING RECORDED. At the 0.70x reduction used for the strips the Devanagari ३ reads deceptively like १ and the running head appeared to say ११९; scratchpad/q136-folio.png at 6.0x settles it as १, ३, ६ -- the second glyph showing ३'s double curve and the third ६'s loop over a descending stem. This is the same trap that caught pages १३५ and १३६ on first reading and is now standing practice: never record a folio from a reduced strip. The editor heads the new run centred with कर्मेश-फल— (scratchpad/q136-subhead.png at 3.6x: क with repha over the म, then श, hyphen, फल, em-dash), with the hyphen he used in रोगेश-फल-- and नवमेश-फल-- and omitted in अष्टमेशफल--. He titles the lord of the 10th कर्मेश; the verses themselves call him दशमेश throughout. The subheading is the modern editor's own and is recorded here as apparatus only, never transcribed as BPHS content. ONE LOOSE READING STANDS ON THIS PAGE AND IS LEFT EXACTLY AS PRINTED. At ref 25.113 the page sets दशमेशे सुतस्थे तु धनं नित्यं प्रमोदवान्, and धनं is an accusative or neuter nominative left with no finite verb to govern it, where the parallel verses of this round all give a nominative adjective in that slot (धनी at 25.110 and 25.112, गुणी at 25.111 and 25.115). scratchpad/q136-113dhanam.png at 8.0x reads the two aksharas plainly -- ध with its left loop joined to the stem, then न carrying an anusvara dot -- so the printed form is धनं and not धनी. The line scans correctly as printed, ध-नं-नि-त्यं-प्र-मो-द-वान् being eight, so this is not a dropped syllable. The printed धनं is kept in the sanskrit and iast fields; the English and Hindi read it as धनी or as an accusative with लभते understood, and say so. PRINTED PAGE १३७ SETTLES THE SENSE. The editor's paragraph there opens पञ्चमस्थ दशमेश हो तो जातक धन, पुत्र युक्त विद्याओं से पूर्ण नित्य हृष्ट-पुष्ट रहा करता है -- धन ... युक्त, possessed of wealth -- so he too reads the printed धनं as the nominative adjective the round requires, and the Hindi rendering धनी given here is his own reading rather than an emendation of ours. The printed धनं stands unaltered in the sanskrit and iast fields. One further word was checked at word level and proved NOT to be an error. At ref 25.117 the second line lies directly under the digitiser's provenance stamp, and the compound नृपतिवंश्यः could not be separated from the Latin serifs at any magnification. The morphological opening established on page १३४ recovers it cleanly (scratchpad/q136-117vamsya_k7.png, PIL MaxFilter then MinFilter at kernel 7, enlarged 2.0x): नृ, प, ति, वं, श्यः -- श with a subscript य and a visarga, not the वंशजः that closes the same line. The two forms stand deliberately opposed in the verse, नृपतिवंश्यः against अन्यवंशजः, born of a king's line against born of another line. This page carries TWO gloss paragraphs and closes both. The first, five printed lines carried over unfinished from printed page १३५, resumes in mid-sentence -- page १३५ breaks off at नवमस्थ भाग्येश हो तो and page १३६ opens जातक भ्रातृसौख्य, सद्गुण -- and runs "जातक भ्रातृसौख्य, सद्गुण, सौन्दर्य तथा सौभाग्य से परिपूर्ण होता है । दशमस्थ भाग्येश हो तो मनुष्य गुणवान् लोकपूज्य राजा अथवा तत्सदृश मन्त्री या सेनाध्यक्ष होता है । लाभभावस्थ भाग्येश हो तो जातक को निश्चय धनागम होता है । वह गुरुभक्त, गुणी तथा पुण्यवान् होता है । भाग्येश व्ययस्थ हो तो जातक भाग्यहीन, सत्कार्य तथा अतिथिसेवाजन्य खर्च से दरिद्र हो जाता है ॥ १०२-१०८ ॥" -- and with that closing it discharges in full the debt left open on printed page १३५, glossing verses 105 through 108 clause for clause. The second paragraph, seven printed lines standing between verse 112 and verse 113, runs "दशमेश लग्नगत हो तो जातक विद्या, गुणसम्पन्न होता है । वह बाल्यावस्था में रुग्ण किन्तु बाद में सुखी तथा दिनों दिन धनवृद्धि वाला होता है । धनभावगत दशमेश हो तो जातक राजपूज्य, गुणी, धनी, पित्रादि सौख्य पूर्ण, तथा दानी होता है । सहजगत कर्मेश हो तो बालक गुणी, वाग्मी, पराक्रमी, सत्यधर्म युक्त भाई नौकर आदि के सौख्य से पूर्ण होता है । चतुर्थस्थ दशमेश हो तो जातक सुखी, धनी, तथा गुणसम्पन्न होता है । वह माता का भक्त तथा भूमि-गृह-वाहन से परिपूर्ण होता है ॥ १०९-११२ ॥" and glosses this page's own verses 109 to 112. PRINTED PAGE १३७/137 DISCHARGES THAT DEBT IN FULL. Its single eleven-line gloss paragraph, standing between verse 120 and the लाभेश-फल— subheading, glosses verses 113 to 117 clause for clause and closes ॥ ११३-१२० ॥, covering this page's remaining verses together with 118, 119 and 120 of the next: "पञ्चमस्थ दशमेश हो तो जातक धन, पुत्र युक्त विद्याओं से पूर्ण नित्य हृष्ट-पुष्ट रहा करता है । षष्ठस्थानगत वह हो तो जातक शत्रुपीडित होता है । वह निपुण होते हुए भी दरिद्र तथा पितृसौख्यवर्जित होता है । सप्तमभावस्थ दशमेश हो तो मनुष्य स्त्रीसौख्यपूर्ण, गुणी, सत्यधर्मनिष्ठ तथा मनस्वी, होता है । अष्टमस्थ दशमेश हो तो जातक दूसरे का निन्दक, निष्क्रिय और दीर्घायु होता है । भाग्यस्थ उसे रहने पर जातक धनपुत्रसौख्ययुक्त होता है । ऐसा जातक यदि राजवंश में हो तो वह राजा होवे और अन्य वंश में राजा के समान होता है । दशमेश दशमस्थ हो तो जातक सत्यवादी, पराक्रमी, गुरुभक्त, सभी, कार्यों में निपुण तथा सुखी होता है । दशमेश लाभस्थ हो तो मनुष्य धन, पुत्र, तथा गुण से युक्त होता है । वह सतत प्रसन्न, सत्यवादी एवं सुखी होता है । व्ययस्थ दशमेश होतो राजा के द्वारा व्ययशील, निपुण, शत्रुभीत, और सतत चिन्ताकुल होता है ॥ ११३-१२० ॥" -- his पञ्चमस्थ clause answers verse 113, षष्ठस्थानगत verse 114 with दरिद्र for its निःस्वो and पितृसौख्यवर्जित for its तातसुखहीनो, सप्तमभावस्थ verse 115, अष्टमस्थ verse 116 with निष्क्रिय word for word, and भाग्यस्थ verse 117, whose राजवंश में हो तो वह राजा होवे और अन्य वंश में राजा के समान settles नृपतिवंश्यः against अन्यवंशजः exactly as the word-level reading of the stamped line had it. All of this is the modern editor's own prose, quoted as corroborating apparatus only and never transcribed as BPHS content. THE EDITOR CORROBORATES THIS PAGE'S FIRST FOUR VERSES CLAUSE FOR CLAUSE. His लग्नगत clause gives विद्या, गुणसम्पन्न for verse 109's विद्यागुणान्वितः and बाल्यावस्था में रुग्ण किन्तु बाद में सुखी तथा दिनों दिन धनवृद्धि for its बाल्ये रोगी सुखी पश्चादर्थवृद्धिर्दिने दिने, word for word; his धनभावगत clause gives राजपूज्य, गुणी, धनी for verse 110's नृपवन्द्यो गुणी धनी, पित्रादि सौख्य पूर्ण for its तातादिसौख्यसम्पन्नो and दानी for its दाता; his सहजगत clause gives गुणी, वाग्मी, पराक्रमी, सत्यधर्म युक्त for verse 111's गुणी वाग्मी पराक्रमी । सत्यधर्मयुतो and भाई नौकर आदि के सौख्य for its भ्रातृ-प्रैष्यसौख्यान्वितो, which independently confirms प्रैष्य in the sense of servant; and his चतुर्थस्थ clause gives सुखी, धनी, तथा गुणसम्पन्न for verse 112's गुणाढ्यः सुखितो धनी, माता का भक्त for its मातृभक्तो and भूमि-गृह-वाहन for its धराधाम-यानोपेतो, which settles धराधाम as land and dwelling rather than as a single compound. Chapter 25 is laid out twelve verses to each lord of a house, each lord being run through the twelve houses beginning at the 1st: verses 109-120 belong to the lord of the 10th, whom the editor titles कर्मेश and the verses call दशमेश. This page opens that round and carries it from the 1st house to the 9th, nine verses in two blocks of four and five divided by the editor's gloss. Verses 118, 119 and 120 should close the round on printed page १३७/137, and verse 121 should open the ELEVENTH lord's round -- लाभेश -- under a fresh -फल-- subheading. The chapter is expected to run to roughly 144 verses. The scan carries the digitiser's provenance stamp -- "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- across the foot of the page. On this page it lies directly over the second line of verse 117, the last line of root text on the page; see the note on morphological opening above for how that line was read. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so every 600 dpi render is an upscale and no amount of magnification recovers detail the scan never held. All readings above were therefore taken at or below native resolution -- reduced strips at 0.70x, verse line crops at 0.84x and gloss line crops at 0.72x -- with high magnification reserved for adjudicating single glyphs. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  114. 25.114 सत्यापित

    Verse 114

    संस्कृत

    दशमेशे तु शत्रुस्थे शत्रुभिः परिपीडितः । निःस्वोऽथ निपुणस्तातसुखहीनोऽपि जायते ॥ ११४ ॥

    dashameshe tu shatrusthe shatrubhih paripeeditah | nihsvo.atha nipunastaatasukhaheeno.api jaayate || 114 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If the lord of the tenth house stands in the house of enemies, the native is sorely afflicted by foes. He is born destitute, yet skilful, and bereft also of his father's happiness.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    दशमेश षष्ठ भाव में स्थित हो तो जातक शत्रुओं से अत्यन्त पीड़ित रहता है। वह निर्धन, किन्तु निपुण, तथा पिता के सुख से भी रहित होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 114. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.168, printed page १३६/136. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p136-168.png (600dpi, 3474x4927 -- the tenth different page width in ten pages, so every box was again re-profiled from this page's own ink). The verse block falls at x 1017-3325 and the editor's gloss block at x 640-3325: the two share a right margin here and the verses are indented some 380 pixels inside the gloss on the left only, which is a third distinct geometry after page १३४ (verses inside the gloss on both sides) and page १३५ (verses inside on the left, short of it on the right). The page was read three times over: ten reduced strips scratchpad/p136-s1.png through p136-s10.png at 0.70x; then line by line at native resolution in fifteen crops scratchpad/q136-109L12.png through q136-117L12.png, each cut at box (1000, y0-10, 3350, y1+10) at 0.84x from a NumPy row-darkness band map of twenty-seven bands, together with nine gloss crops scratchpad/g136-b02.png through g136-b18.png cut at box (620, y0-8, 3350, y1+8) at 0.72x; then at word level for the three points worth adjudicating, in scratchpad/q136-folio.png at 6.0x, q136-subhead.png at 3.6x, q136-113dhanam.png at 8.0x and q136-117vamsya_k7.png at 2.0x on a morphologically opened image. The band map again separates root text from commentary by band height -- verse lines 119-146 pixels, the editor's Hindi gloss lines 92-102 -- and it lays the page out as: band 0, y 0-25, an artefact of the page edge that touches the trim and is discarded; band 1 the running head, which on this verso folio carries the book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् with the folio number at the LEFT, x 679-831, the reverse of the recto page १३५ where the chapter title stood with the folio at the right; bands 2 and 3, 331 and 211 pixels tall, the five printed lines of the gloss paragraph carried over from page १३५; band 4, only 52 pixels tall and 428 wide at x 1817-2245, the centred subheading; band 5, 277 pixels, the two lines of verse 109 merged into one band; bands 6-11 the six verse lines of verses 110, 111 and 112; bands 12-18 a seven-line gloss paragraph whose last line, band 18, is short at x 642-1711 and carries the closing ॥ १०९-११२ ॥; bands 19-24 the six verse lines of verses 113, 114 and 115; and bands 25 and 26, 275 and 309 pixels, the two lines each of verses 116 and 117 merged into one band apiece. The lord of the 10th in the 6th house (अरि, रिपु, शत्रु, षष्ठ, enemies, debt and disease). निःस्व is the destitute man, without anything of his own. THE FOLIO NUMBER WAS CHECKED AT MAGNIFICATION BEFORE BEING RECORDED. At the 0.70x reduction used for the strips the Devanagari ३ reads deceptively like १ and the running head appeared to say ११९; scratchpad/q136-folio.png at 6.0x settles it as १, ३, ६ -- the second glyph showing ३'s double curve and the third ६'s loop over a descending stem. This is the same trap that caught pages १३५ and १३६ on first reading and is now standing practice: never record a folio from a reduced strip. The editor heads the new run centred with कर्मेश-फल— (scratchpad/q136-subhead.png at 3.6x: क with repha over the म, then श, hyphen, फल, em-dash), with the hyphen he used in रोगेश-फल-- and नवमेश-फल-- and omitted in अष्टमेशफल--. He titles the lord of the 10th कर्मेश; the verses themselves call him दशमेश throughout. The subheading is the modern editor's own and is recorded here as apparatus only, never transcribed as BPHS content. ONE LOOSE READING STANDS ON THIS PAGE AND IS LEFT EXACTLY AS PRINTED. At ref 25.113 the page sets दशमेशे सुतस्थे तु धनं नित्यं प्रमोदवान्, and धनं is an accusative or neuter nominative left with no finite verb to govern it, where the parallel verses of this round all give a nominative adjective in that slot (धनी at 25.110 and 25.112, गुणी at 25.111 and 25.115). scratchpad/q136-113dhanam.png at 8.0x reads the two aksharas plainly -- ध with its left loop joined to the stem, then न carrying an anusvara dot -- so the printed form is धनं and not धनी. The line scans correctly as printed, ध-नं-नि-त्यं-प्र-मो-द-वान् being eight, so this is not a dropped syllable. The printed धनं is kept in the sanskrit and iast fields; the English and Hindi read it as धनी or as an accusative with लभते understood, and say so. PRINTED PAGE १३७ SETTLES THE SENSE. The editor's paragraph there opens पञ्चमस्थ दशमेश हो तो जातक धन, पुत्र युक्त विद्याओं से पूर्ण नित्य हृष्ट-पुष्ट रहा करता है -- धन ... युक्त, possessed of wealth -- so he too reads the printed धनं as the nominative adjective the round requires, and the Hindi rendering धनी given here is his own reading rather than an emendation of ours. The printed धनं stands unaltered in the sanskrit and iast fields. One further word was checked at word level and proved NOT to be an error. At ref 25.117 the second line lies directly under the digitiser's provenance stamp, and the compound नृपतिवंश्यः could not be separated from the Latin serifs at any magnification. The morphological opening established on page १३४ recovers it cleanly (scratchpad/q136-117vamsya_k7.png, PIL MaxFilter then MinFilter at kernel 7, enlarged 2.0x): नृ, प, ति, वं, श्यः -- श with a subscript य and a visarga, not the वंशजः that closes the same line. The two forms stand deliberately opposed in the verse, नृपतिवंश्यः against अन्यवंशजः, born of a king's line against born of another line. This page carries TWO gloss paragraphs and closes both. The first, five printed lines carried over unfinished from printed page १३५, resumes in mid-sentence -- page १३५ breaks off at नवमस्थ भाग्येश हो तो and page १३६ opens जातक भ्रातृसौख्य, सद्गुण -- and runs "जातक भ्रातृसौख्य, सद्गुण, सौन्दर्य तथा सौभाग्य से परिपूर्ण होता है । दशमस्थ भाग्येश हो तो मनुष्य गुणवान् लोकपूज्य राजा अथवा तत्सदृश मन्त्री या सेनाध्यक्ष होता है । लाभभावस्थ भाग्येश हो तो जातक को निश्चय धनागम होता है । वह गुरुभक्त, गुणी तथा पुण्यवान् होता है । भाग्येश व्ययस्थ हो तो जातक भाग्यहीन, सत्कार्य तथा अतिथिसेवाजन्य खर्च से दरिद्र हो जाता है ॥ १०२-१०८ ॥" -- and with that closing it discharges in full the debt left open on printed page १३५, glossing verses 105 through 108 clause for clause. The second paragraph, seven printed lines standing between verse 112 and verse 113, runs "दशमेश लग्नगत हो तो जातक विद्या, गुणसम्पन्न होता है । वह बाल्यावस्था में रुग्ण किन्तु बाद में सुखी तथा दिनों दिन धनवृद्धि वाला होता है । धनभावगत दशमेश हो तो जातक राजपूज्य, गुणी, धनी, पित्रादि सौख्य पूर्ण, तथा दानी होता है । सहजगत कर्मेश हो तो बालक गुणी, वाग्मी, पराक्रमी, सत्यधर्म युक्त भाई नौकर आदि के सौख्य से पूर्ण होता है । चतुर्थस्थ दशमेश हो तो जातक सुखी, धनी, तथा गुणसम्पन्न होता है । वह माता का भक्त तथा भूमि-गृह-वाहन से परिपूर्ण होता है ॥ १०९-११२ ॥" and glosses this page's own verses 109 to 112. PRINTED PAGE १३७/137 DISCHARGES THAT DEBT IN FULL. Its single eleven-line gloss paragraph, standing between verse 120 and the लाभेश-फल— subheading, glosses verses 113 to 117 clause for clause and closes ॥ ११३-१२० ॥, covering this page's remaining verses together with 118, 119 and 120 of the next: "पञ्चमस्थ दशमेश हो तो जातक धन, पुत्र युक्त विद्याओं से पूर्ण नित्य हृष्ट-पुष्ट रहा करता है । षष्ठस्थानगत वह हो तो जातक शत्रुपीडित होता है । वह निपुण होते हुए भी दरिद्र तथा पितृसौख्यवर्जित होता है । सप्तमभावस्थ दशमेश हो तो मनुष्य स्त्रीसौख्यपूर्ण, गुणी, सत्यधर्मनिष्ठ तथा मनस्वी, होता है । अष्टमस्थ दशमेश हो तो जातक दूसरे का निन्दक, निष्क्रिय और दीर्घायु होता है । भाग्यस्थ उसे रहने पर जातक धनपुत्रसौख्ययुक्त होता है । ऐसा जातक यदि राजवंश में हो तो वह राजा होवे और अन्य वंश में राजा के समान होता है । दशमेश दशमस्थ हो तो जातक सत्यवादी, पराक्रमी, गुरुभक्त, सभी, कार्यों में निपुण तथा सुखी होता है । दशमेश लाभस्थ हो तो मनुष्य धन, पुत्र, तथा गुण से युक्त होता है । वह सतत प्रसन्न, सत्यवादी एवं सुखी होता है । व्ययस्थ दशमेश होतो राजा के द्वारा व्ययशील, निपुण, शत्रुभीत, और सतत चिन्ताकुल होता है ॥ ११३-१२० ॥" -- his पञ्चमस्थ clause answers verse 113, षष्ठस्थानगत verse 114 with दरिद्र for its निःस्वो and पितृसौख्यवर्जित for its तातसुखहीनो, सप्तमभावस्थ verse 115, अष्टमस्थ verse 116 with निष्क्रिय word for word, and भाग्यस्थ verse 117, whose राजवंश में हो तो वह राजा होवे और अन्य वंश में राजा के समान settles नृपतिवंश्यः against अन्यवंशजः exactly as the word-level reading of the stamped line had it. All of this is the modern editor's own prose, quoted as corroborating apparatus only and never transcribed as BPHS content. THE EDITOR CORROBORATES THIS PAGE'S FIRST FOUR VERSES CLAUSE FOR CLAUSE. His लग्नगत clause gives विद्या, गुणसम्पन्न for verse 109's विद्यागुणान्वितः and बाल्यावस्था में रुग्ण किन्तु बाद में सुखी तथा दिनों दिन धनवृद्धि for its बाल्ये रोगी सुखी पश्चादर्थवृद्धिर्दिने दिने, word for word; his धनभावगत clause gives राजपूज्य, गुणी, धनी for verse 110's नृपवन्द्यो गुणी धनी, पित्रादि सौख्य पूर्ण for its तातादिसौख्यसम्पन्नो and दानी for its दाता; his सहजगत clause gives गुणी, वाग्मी, पराक्रमी, सत्यधर्म युक्त for verse 111's गुणी वाग्मी पराक्रमी । सत्यधर्मयुतो and भाई नौकर आदि के सौख्य for its भ्रातृ-प्रैष्यसौख्यान्वितो, which independently confirms प्रैष्य in the sense of servant; and his चतुर्थस्थ clause gives सुखी, धनी, तथा गुणसम्पन्न for verse 112's गुणाढ्यः सुखितो धनी, माता का भक्त for its मातृभक्तो and भूमि-गृह-वाहन for its धराधाम-यानोपेतो, which settles धराधाम as land and dwelling rather than as a single compound. Chapter 25 is laid out twelve verses to each lord of a house, each lord being run through the twelve houses beginning at the 1st: verses 109-120 belong to the lord of the 10th, whom the editor titles कर्मेश and the verses call दशमेश. This page opens that round and carries it from the 1st house to the 9th, nine verses in two blocks of four and five divided by the editor's gloss. Verses 118, 119 and 120 should close the round on printed page १३७/137, and verse 121 should open the ELEVENTH lord's round -- लाभेश -- under a fresh -फल-- subheading. The chapter is expected to run to roughly 144 verses. The scan carries the digitiser's provenance stamp -- "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- across the foot of the page. On this page it lies directly over the second line of verse 117, the last line of root text on the page; see the note on morphological opening above for how that line was read. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so every 600 dpi render is an upscale and no amount of magnification recovers detail the scan never held. All readings above were therefore taken at or below native resolution -- reduced strips at 0.70x, verse line crops at 0.84x and gloss line crops at 0.72x -- with high magnification reserved for adjudicating single glyphs. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  115. 25.115 सत्यापित

    Verse 115

    संस्कृत

    दशमेशे तु जायास्थे जायासौख्ययुतो गुणी । सत्यधर्मपरो वाग्मी मनस्वी जायते जनः ॥ ११५ ॥

    dashameshe tu jaayaasthe jaayaasaukhyayuto gunee | satyadharmaparo vaagmee manasvee jaayate janah || 115 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If the lord of the tenth house stands in the house of the wife, the man enjoys the happiness of a wife and is full of good qualities. He is born intent upon truth and dharma, eloquent, and high of mind.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    दशमेश सप्तम भाव में स्थित हो तो जातक स्त्री-सुख से युक्त और गुणवान् होता है। वह सत्यधर्म-परायण, वाक्पटु तथा मनस्वी होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 115. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.168, printed page १३६/136. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p136-168.png (600dpi, 3474x4927 -- the tenth different page width in ten pages, so every box was again re-profiled from this page's own ink). The verse block falls at x 1017-3325 and the editor's gloss block at x 640-3325: the two share a right margin here and the verses are indented some 380 pixels inside the gloss on the left only, which is a third distinct geometry after page १३४ (verses inside the gloss on both sides) and page १३५ (verses inside on the left, short of it on the right). The page was read three times over: ten reduced strips scratchpad/p136-s1.png through p136-s10.png at 0.70x; then line by line at native resolution in fifteen crops scratchpad/q136-109L12.png through q136-117L12.png, each cut at box (1000, y0-10, 3350, y1+10) at 0.84x from a NumPy row-darkness band map of twenty-seven bands, together with nine gloss crops scratchpad/g136-b02.png through g136-b18.png cut at box (620, y0-8, 3350, y1+8) at 0.72x; then at word level for the three points worth adjudicating, in scratchpad/q136-folio.png at 6.0x, q136-subhead.png at 3.6x, q136-113dhanam.png at 8.0x and q136-117vamsya_k7.png at 2.0x on a morphologically opened image. The band map again separates root text from commentary by band height -- verse lines 119-146 pixels, the editor's Hindi gloss lines 92-102 -- and it lays the page out as: band 0, y 0-25, an artefact of the page edge that touches the trim and is discarded; band 1 the running head, which on this verso folio carries the book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् with the folio number at the LEFT, x 679-831, the reverse of the recto page १३५ where the chapter title stood with the folio at the right; bands 2 and 3, 331 and 211 pixels tall, the five printed lines of the gloss paragraph carried over from page १३५; band 4, only 52 pixels tall and 428 wide at x 1817-2245, the centred subheading; band 5, 277 pixels, the two lines of verse 109 merged into one band; bands 6-11 the six verse lines of verses 110, 111 and 112; bands 12-18 a seven-line gloss paragraph whose last line, band 18, is short at x 642-1711 and carries the closing ॥ १०९-११२ ॥; bands 19-24 the six verse lines of verses 113, 114 and 115; and bands 25 and 26, 275 and 309 pixels, the two lines each of verses 116 and 117 merged into one band apiece. The lord of the 10th in the 7th house (दार, कलत्र, जाया, सप्तम, the spouse). मनस्वी is the man of firm and generous mind. THE FOLIO NUMBER WAS CHECKED AT MAGNIFICATION BEFORE BEING RECORDED. At the 0.70x reduction used for the strips the Devanagari ३ reads deceptively like १ and the running head appeared to say ११९; scratchpad/q136-folio.png at 6.0x settles it as १, ३, ६ -- the second glyph showing ३'s double curve and the third ६'s loop over a descending stem. This is the same trap that caught pages १३५ and १३६ on first reading and is now standing practice: never record a folio from a reduced strip. The editor heads the new run centred with कर्मेश-फल— (scratchpad/q136-subhead.png at 3.6x: क with repha over the म, then श, hyphen, फल, em-dash), with the hyphen he used in रोगेश-फल-- and नवमेश-फल-- and omitted in अष्टमेशफल--. He titles the lord of the 10th कर्मेश; the verses themselves call him दशमेश throughout. The subheading is the modern editor's own and is recorded here as apparatus only, never transcribed as BPHS content. ONE LOOSE READING STANDS ON THIS PAGE AND IS LEFT EXACTLY AS PRINTED. At ref 25.113 the page sets दशमेशे सुतस्थे तु धनं नित्यं प्रमोदवान्, and धनं is an accusative or neuter nominative left with no finite verb to govern it, where the parallel verses of this round all give a nominative adjective in that slot (धनी at 25.110 and 25.112, गुणी at 25.111 and 25.115). scratchpad/q136-113dhanam.png at 8.0x reads the two aksharas plainly -- ध with its left loop joined to the stem, then न carrying an anusvara dot -- so the printed form is धनं and not धनी. The line scans correctly as printed, ध-नं-नि-त्यं-प्र-मो-द-वान् being eight, so this is not a dropped syllable. The printed धनं is kept in the sanskrit and iast fields; the English and Hindi read it as धनी or as an accusative with लभते understood, and say so. PRINTED PAGE १३७ SETTLES THE SENSE. The editor's paragraph there opens पञ्चमस्थ दशमेश हो तो जातक धन, पुत्र युक्त विद्याओं से पूर्ण नित्य हृष्ट-पुष्ट रहा करता है -- धन ... युक्त, possessed of wealth -- so he too reads the printed धनं as the nominative adjective the round requires, and the Hindi rendering धनी given here is his own reading rather than an emendation of ours. The printed धनं stands unaltered in the sanskrit and iast fields. One further word was checked at word level and proved NOT to be an error. At ref 25.117 the second line lies directly under the digitiser's provenance stamp, and the compound नृपतिवंश्यः could not be separated from the Latin serifs at any magnification. The morphological opening established on page १३४ recovers it cleanly (scratchpad/q136-117vamsya_k7.png, PIL MaxFilter then MinFilter at kernel 7, enlarged 2.0x): नृ, प, ति, वं, श्यः -- श with a subscript य and a visarga, not the वंशजः that closes the same line. The two forms stand deliberately opposed in the verse, नृपतिवंश्यः against अन्यवंशजः, born of a king's line against born of another line. This page carries TWO gloss paragraphs and closes both. The first, five printed lines carried over unfinished from printed page १३५, resumes in mid-sentence -- page १३५ breaks off at नवमस्थ भाग्येश हो तो and page १३६ opens जातक भ्रातृसौख्य, सद्गुण -- and runs "जातक भ्रातृसौख्य, सद्गुण, सौन्दर्य तथा सौभाग्य से परिपूर्ण होता है । दशमस्थ भाग्येश हो तो मनुष्य गुणवान् लोकपूज्य राजा अथवा तत्सदृश मन्त्री या सेनाध्यक्ष होता है । लाभभावस्थ भाग्येश हो तो जातक को निश्चय धनागम होता है । वह गुरुभक्त, गुणी तथा पुण्यवान् होता है । भाग्येश व्ययस्थ हो तो जातक भाग्यहीन, सत्कार्य तथा अतिथिसेवाजन्य खर्च से दरिद्र हो जाता है ॥ १०२-१०८ ॥" -- and with that closing it discharges in full the debt left open on printed page १३५, glossing verses 105 through 108 clause for clause. The second paragraph, seven printed lines standing between verse 112 and verse 113, runs "दशमेश लग्नगत हो तो जातक विद्या, गुणसम्पन्न होता है । वह बाल्यावस्था में रुग्ण किन्तु बाद में सुखी तथा दिनों दिन धनवृद्धि वाला होता है । धनभावगत दशमेश हो तो जातक राजपूज्य, गुणी, धनी, पित्रादि सौख्य पूर्ण, तथा दानी होता है । सहजगत कर्मेश हो तो बालक गुणी, वाग्मी, पराक्रमी, सत्यधर्म युक्त भाई नौकर आदि के सौख्य से पूर्ण होता है । चतुर्थस्थ दशमेश हो तो जातक सुखी, धनी, तथा गुणसम्पन्न होता है । वह माता का भक्त तथा भूमि-गृह-वाहन से परिपूर्ण होता है ॥ १०९-११२ ॥" and glosses this page's own verses 109 to 112. PRINTED PAGE १३७/137 DISCHARGES THAT DEBT IN FULL. Its single eleven-line gloss paragraph, standing between verse 120 and the लाभेश-फल— subheading, glosses verses 113 to 117 clause for clause and closes ॥ ११३-१२० ॥, covering this page's remaining verses together with 118, 119 and 120 of the next: "पञ्चमस्थ दशमेश हो तो जातक धन, पुत्र युक्त विद्याओं से पूर्ण नित्य हृष्ट-पुष्ट रहा करता है । षष्ठस्थानगत वह हो तो जातक शत्रुपीडित होता है । वह निपुण होते हुए भी दरिद्र तथा पितृसौख्यवर्जित होता है । सप्तमभावस्थ दशमेश हो तो मनुष्य स्त्रीसौख्यपूर्ण, गुणी, सत्यधर्मनिष्ठ तथा मनस्वी, होता है । अष्टमस्थ दशमेश हो तो जातक दूसरे का निन्दक, निष्क्रिय और दीर्घायु होता है । भाग्यस्थ उसे रहने पर जातक धनपुत्रसौख्ययुक्त होता है । ऐसा जातक यदि राजवंश में हो तो वह राजा होवे और अन्य वंश में राजा के समान होता है । दशमेश दशमस्थ हो तो जातक सत्यवादी, पराक्रमी, गुरुभक्त, सभी, कार्यों में निपुण तथा सुखी होता है । दशमेश लाभस्थ हो तो मनुष्य धन, पुत्र, तथा गुण से युक्त होता है । वह सतत प्रसन्न, सत्यवादी एवं सुखी होता है । व्ययस्थ दशमेश होतो राजा के द्वारा व्ययशील, निपुण, शत्रुभीत, और सतत चिन्ताकुल होता है ॥ ११३-१२० ॥" -- his पञ्चमस्थ clause answers verse 113, षष्ठस्थानगत verse 114 with दरिद्र for its निःस्वो and पितृसौख्यवर्जित for its तातसुखहीनो, सप्तमभावस्थ verse 115, अष्टमस्थ verse 116 with निष्क्रिय word for word, and भाग्यस्थ verse 117, whose राजवंश में हो तो वह राजा होवे और अन्य वंश में राजा के समान settles नृपतिवंश्यः against अन्यवंशजः exactly as the word-level reading of the stamped line had it. All of this is the modern editor's own prose, quoted as corroborating apparatus only and never transcribed as BPHS content. THE EDITOR CORROBORATES THIS PAGE'S FIRST FOUR VERSES CLAUSE FOR CLAUSE. His लग्नगत clause gives विद्या, गुणसम्पन्न for verse 109's विद्यागुणान्वितः and बाल्यावस्था में रुग्ण किन्तु बाद में सुखी तथा दिनों दिन धनवृद्धि for its बाल्ये रोगी सुखी पश्चादर्थवृद्धिर्दिने दिने, word for word; his धनभावगत clause gives राजपूज्य, गुणी, धनी for verse 110's नृपवन्द्यो गुणी धनी, पित्रादि सौख्य पूर्ण for its तातादिसौख्यसम्पन्नो and दानी for its दाता; his सहजगत clause gives गुणी, वाग्मी, पराक्रमी, सत्यधर्म युक्त for verse 111's गुणी वाग्मी पराक्रमी । सत्यधर्मयुतो and भाई नौकर आदि के सौख्य for its भ्रातृ-प्रैष्यसौख्यान्वितो, which independently confirms प्रैष्य in the sense of servant; and his चतुर्थस्थ clause gives सुखी, धनी, तथा गुणसम्पन्न for verse 112's गुणाढ्यः सुखितो धनी, माता का भक्त for its मातृभक्तो and भूमि-गृह-वाहन for its धराधाम-यानोपेतो, which settles धराधाम as land and dwelling rather than as a single compound. Chapter 25 is laid out twelve verses to each lord of a house, each lord being run through the twelve houses beginning at the 1st: verses 109-120 belong to the lord of the 10th, whom the editor titles कर्मेश and the verses call दशमेश. This page opens that round and carries it from the 1st house to the 9th, nine verses in two blocks of four and five divided by the editor's gloss. Verses 118, 119 and 120 should close the round on printed page १३७/137, and verse 121 should open the ELEVENTH lord's round -- लाभेश -- under a fresh -फल-- subheading. The chapter is expected to run to roughly 144 verses. The scan carries the digitiser's provenance stamp -- "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- across the foot of the page. On this page it lies directly over the second line of verse 117, the last line of root text on the page; see the note on morphological opening above for how that line was read. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so every 600 dpi render is an upscale and no amount of magnification recovers detail the scan never held. All readings above were therefore taken at or below native resolution -- reduced strips at 0.70x, verse line crops at 0.84x and gloss line crops at 0.72x -- with high magnification reserved for adjudicating single glyphs. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  116. 25.116 सत्यापित

    Verse 116

    संस्कृत

    दशमेशेऽष्टमस्थे तु जातकः परनिन्दकः । निष्क्रियः किन्तु दीर्घायुर्जायते नात्र संशयः ॥ ११६ ॥

    dashameshe.ashtamasthe tu jaatakah paranindakah | nishkriyah kintu deerghaayurjaayate naatra samshayah || 116 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If the lord of the tenth house stands in the eighth, the native is a slanderer of others and idle; but he is born long-lived -- of this there is no doubt.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    दशमेश अष्टम भाव में स्थित हो तो जातक परनिन्दक तथा निष्क्रिय होता है; किन्तु वह दीर्घायु होता है, इसमें कोई सन्देह नहीं।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 116. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.168, printed page १३६/136. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p136-168.png (600dpi, 3474x4927 -- the tenth different page width in ten pages, so every box was again re-profiled from this page's own ink). The verse block falls at x 1017-3325 and the editor's gloss block at x 640-3325: the two share a right margin here and the verses are indented some 380 pixels inside the gloss on the left only, which is a third distinct geometry after page १३४ (verses inside the gloss on both sides) and page १३५ (verses inside on the left, short of it on the right). The page was read three times over: ten reduced strips scratchpad/p136-s1.png through p136-s10.png at 0.70x; then line by line at native resolution in fifteen crops scratchpad/q136-109L12.png through q136-117L12.png, each cut at box (1000, y0-10, 3350, y1+10) at 0.84x from a NumPy row-darkness band map of twenty-seven bands, together with nine gloss crops scratchpad/g136-b02.png through g136-b18.png cut at box (620, y0-8, 3350, y1+8) at 0.72x; then at word level for the three points worth adjudicating, in scratchpad/q136-folio.png at 6.0x, q136-subhead.png at 3.6x, q136-113dhanam.png at 8.0x and q136-117vamsya_k7.png at 2.0x on a morphologically opened image. The band map again separates root text from commentary by band height -- verse lines 119-146 pixels, the editor's Hindi gloss lines 92-102 -- and it lays the page out as: band 0, y 0-25, an artefact of the page edge that touches the trim and is discarded; band 1 the running head, which on this verso folio carries the book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् with the folio number at the LEFT, x 679-831, the reverse of the recto page १३५ where the chapter title stood with the folio at the right; bands 2 and 3, 331 and 211 pixels tall, the five printed lines of the gloss paragraph carried over from page १३५; band 4, only 52 pixels tall and 428 wide at x 1817-2245, the centred subheading; band 5, 277 pixels, the two lines of verse 109 merged into one band; bands 6-11 the six verse lines of verses 110, 111 and 112; bands 12-18 a seven-line gloss paragraph whose last line, band 18, is short at x 642-1711 and carries the closing ॥ १०९-११२ ॥; bands 19-24 the six verse lines of verses 113, 114 and 115; and bands 25 and 26, 275 and 309 pixels, the two lines each of verses 116 and 117 merged into one band apiece. The lord of the 10th in the 8th house (रन्ध्र, निधन, अष्टम, longevity and hidden things). निष्क्रिय is the man without action -- pointedly so for the lord of कर्म, the house of action, fallen into the 8th. THE FOLIO NUMBER WAS CHECKED AT MAGNIFICATION BEFORE BEING RECORDED. At the 0.70x reduction used for the strips the Devanagari ३ reads deceptively like १ and the running head appeared to say ११९; scratchpad/q136-folio.png at 6.0x settles it as १, ३, ६ -- the second glyph showing ३'s double curve and the third ६'s loop over a descending stem. This is the same trap that caught pages १३५ and १३६ on first reading and is now standing practice: never record a folio from a reduced strip. The editor heads the new run centred with कर्मेश-फल— (scratchpad/q136-subhead.png at 3.6x: क with repha over the म, then श, hyphen, फल, em-dash), with the hyphen he used in रोगेश-फल-- and नवमेश-फल-- and omitted in अष्टमेशफल--. He titles the lord of the 10th कर्मेश; the verses themselves call him दशमेश throughout. The subheading is the modern editor's own and is recorded here as apparatus only, never transcribed as BPHS content. ONE LOOSE READING STANDS ON THIS PAGE AND IS LEFT EXACTLY AS PRINTED. At ref 25.113 the page sets दशमेशे सुतस्थे तु धनं नित्यं प्रमोदवान्, and धनं is an accusative or neuter nominative left with no finite verb to govern it, where the parallel verses of this round all give a nominative adjective in that slot (धनी at 25.110 and 25.112, गुणी at 25.111 and 25.115). scratchpad/q136-113dhanam.png at 8.0x reads the two aksharas plainly -- ध with its left loop joined to the stem, then न carrying an anusvara dot -- so the printed form is धनं and not धनी. The line scans correctly as printed, ध-नं-नि-त्यं-प्र-मो-द-वान् being eight, so this is not a dropped syllable. The printed धनं is kept in the sanskrit and iast fields; the English and Hindi read it as धनी or as an accusative with लभते understood, and say so. PRINTED PAGE १३७ SETTLES THE SENSE. The editor's paragraph there opens पञ्चमस्थ दशमेश हो तो जातक धन, पुत्र युक्त विद्याओं से पूर्ण नित्य हृष्ट-पुष्ट रहा करता है -- धन ... युक्त, possessed of wealth -- so he too reads the printed धनं as the nominative adjective the round requires, and the Hindi rendering धनी given here is his own reading rather than an emendation of ours. The printed धनं stands unaltered in the sanskrit and iast fields. One further word was checked at word level and proved NOT to be an error. At ref 25.117 the second line lies directly under the digitiser's provenance stamp, and the compound नृपतिवंश्यः could not be separated from the Latin serifs at any magnification. The morphological opening established on page १३४ recovers it cleanly (scratchpad/q136-117vamsya_k7.png, PIL MaxFilter then MinFilter at kernel 7, enlarged 2.0x): नृ, प, ति, वं, श्यः -- श with a subscript य and a visarga, not the वंशजः that closes the same line. The two forms stand deliberately opposed in the verse, नृपतिवंश्यः against अन्यवंशजः, born of a king's line against born of another line. This page carries TWO gloss paragraphs and closes both. The first, five printed lines carried over unfinished from printed page १३५, resumes in mid-sentence -- page १३५ breaks off at नवमस्थ भाग्येश हो तो and page १३६ opens जातक भ्रातृसौख्य, सद्गुण -- and runs "जातक भ्रातृसौख्य, सद्गुण, सौन्दर्य तथा सौभाग्य से परिपूर्ण होता है । दशमस्थ भाग्येश हो तो मनुष्य गुणवान् लोकपूज्य राजा अथवा तत्सदृश मन्त्री या सेनाध्यक्ष होता है । लाभभावस्थ भाग्येश हो तो जातक को निश्चय धनागम होता है । वह गुरुभक्त, गुणी तथा पुण्यवान् होता है । भाग्येश व्ययस्थ हो तो जातक भाग्यहीन, सत्कार्य तथा अतिथिसेवाजन्य खर्च से दरिद्र हो जाता है ॥ १०२-१०८ ॥" -- and with that closing it discharges in full the debt left open on printed page १३५, glossing verses 105 through 108 clause for clause. The second paragraph, seven printed lines standing between verse 112 and verse 113, runs "दशमेश लग्नगत हो तो जातक विद्या, गुणसम्पन्न होता है । वह बाल्यावस्था में रुग्ण किन्तु बाद में सुखी तथा दिनों दिन धनवृद्धि वाला होता है । धनभावगत दशमेश हो तो जातक राजपूज्य, गुणी, धनी, पित्रादि सौख्य पूर्ण, तथा दानी होता है । सहजगत कर्मेश हो तो बालक गुणी, वाग्मी, पराक्रमी, सत्यधर्म युक्त भाई नौकर आदि के सौख्य से पूर्ण होता है । चतुर्थस्थ दशमेश हो तो जातक सुखी, धनी, तथा गुणसम्पन्न होता है । वह माता का भक्त तथा भूमि-गृह-वाहन से परिपूर्ण होता है ॥ १०९-११२ ॥" and glosses this page's own verses 109 to 112. PRINTED PAGE १३७/137 DISCHARGES THAT DEBT IN FULL. Its single eleven-line gloss paragraph, standing between verse 120 and the लाभेश-फल— subheading, glosses verses 113 to 117 clause for clause and closes ॥ ११३-१२० ॥, covering this page's remaining verses together with 118, 119 and 120 of the next: "पञ्चमस्थ दशमेश हो तो जातक धन, पुत्र युक्त विद्याओं से पूर्ण नित्य हृष्ट-पुष्ट रहा करता है । षष्ठस्थानगत वह हो तो जातक शत्रुपीडित होता है । वह निपुण होते हुए भी दरिद्र तथा पितृसौख्यवर्जित होता है । सप्तमभावस्थ दशमेश हो तो मनुष्य स्त्रीसौख्यपूर्ण, गुणी, सत्यधर्मनिष्ठ तथा मनस्वी, होता है । अष्टमस्थ दशमेश हो तो जातक दूसरे का निन्दक, निष्क्रिय और दीर्घायु होता है । भाग्यस्थ उसे रहने पर जातक धनपुत्रसौख्ययुक्त होता है । ऐसा जातक यदि राजवंश में हो तो वह राजा होवे और अन्य वंश में राजा के समान होता है । दशमेश दशमस्थ हो तो जातक सत्यवादी, पराक्रमी, गुरुभक्त, सभी, कार्यों में निपुण तथा सुखी होता है । दशमेश लाभस्थ हो तो मनुष्य धन, पुत्र, तथा गुण से युक्त होता है । वह सतत प्रसन्न, सत्यवादी एवं सुखी होता है । व्ययस्थ दशमेश होतो राजा के द्वारा व्ययशील, निपुण, शत्रुभीत, और सतत चिन्ताकुल होता है ॥ ११३-१२० ॥" -- his पञ्चमस्थ clause answers verse 113, षष्ठस्थानगत verse 114 with दरिद्र for its निःस्वो and पितृसौख्यवर्जित for its तातसुखहीनो, सप्तमभावस्थ verse 115, अष्टमस्थ verse 116 with निष्क्रिय word for word, and भाग्यस्थ verse 117, whose राजवंश में हो तो वह राजा होवे और अन्य वंश में राजा के समान settles नृपतिवंश्यः against अन्यवंशजः exactly as the word-level reading of the stamped line had it. All of this is the modern editor's own prose, quoted as corroborating apparatus only and never transcribed as BPHS content. THE EDITOR CORROBORATES THIS PAGE'S FIRST FOUR VERSES CLAUSE FOR CLAUSE. His लग्नगत clause gives विद्या, गुणसम्पन्न for verse 109's विद्यागुणान्वितः and बाल्यावस्था में रुग्ण किन्तु बाद में सुखी तथा दिनों दिन धनवृद्धि for its बाल्ये रोगी सुखी पश्चादर्थवृद्धिर्दिने दिने, word for word; his धनभावगत clause gives राजपूज्य, गुणी, धनी for verse 110's नृपवन्द्यो गुणी धनी, पित्रादि सौख्य पूर्ण for its तातादिसौख्यसम्पन्नो and दानी for its दाता; his सहजगत clause gives गुणी, वाग्मी, पराक्रमी, सत्यधर्म युक्त for verse 111's गुणी वाग्मी पराक्रमी । सत्यधर्मयुतो and भाई नौकर आदि के सौख्य for its भ्रातृ-प्रैष्यसौख्यान्वितो, which independently confirms प्रैष्य in the sense of servant; and his चतुर्थस्थ clause gives सुखी, धनी, तथा गुणसम्पन्न for verse 112's गुणाढ्यः सुखितो धनी, माता का भक्त for its मातृभक्तो and भूमि-गृह-वाहन for its धराधाम-यानोपेतो, which settles धराधाम as land and dwelling rather than as a single compound. Chapter 25 is laid out twelve verses to each lord of a house, each lord being run through the twelve houses beginning at the 1st: verses 109-120 belong to the lord of the 10th, whom the editor titles कर्मेश and the verses call दशमेश. This page opens that round and carries it from the 1st house to the 9th, nine verses in two blocks of four and five divided by the editor's gloss. Verses 118, 119 and 120 should close the round on printed page १३७/137, and verse 121 should open the ELEVENTH lord's round -- लाभेश -- under a fresh -फल-- subheading. The chapter is expected to run to roughly 144 verses. The scan carries the digitiser's provenance stamp -- "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- across the foot of the page. On this page it lies directly over the second line of verse 117, the last line of root text on the page; see the note on morphological opening above for how that line was read. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so every 600 dpi render is an upscale and no amount of magnification recovers detail the scan never held. All readings above were therefore taken at or below native resolution -- reduced strips at 0.70x, verse line crops at 0.84x and gloss line crops at 0.72x -- with high magnification reserved for adjudicating single glyphs. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  117. 25.117 सत्यापित

    Verse 117

    संस्कृत

    दशमेशे तु भाग्यस्थे सुतवित्तादिसौख्ययुक् । नृपो नृपतिवंश्यः स्याद्राजतुल्योऽन्यवंशजः ॥ ११७ ॥

    dashameshe tu bhaagyasthe sutavittaadisaukhyayuk | nripo nripativamshyah syaadraajatulyo.anyavamshajah || 117 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If the lord of the tenth house stands in the house of fortune, the native is joined to the happiness of sons, of wealth and the rest. Born of a king's line he becomes a king; born of another line he becomes the equal of a king.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    दशमेश नवम भाव में स्थित हो तो जातक पुत्र, धन आदि के सुख से युक्त होता है। यदि वह राजवंश में उत्पन्न हो तो राजा होता है, और अन्य वंश में उत्पन्न हो तो राजा के तुल्य होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 117. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.168, printed page १३६/136. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p136-168.png (600dpi, 3474x4927 -- the tenth different page width in ten pages, so every box was again re-profiled from this page's own ink). The verse block falls at x 1017-3325 and the editor's gloss block at x 640-3325: the two share a right margin here and the verses are indented some 380 pixels inside the gloss on the left only, which is a third distinct geometry after page १३४ (verses inside the gloss on both sides) and page १३५ (verses inside on the left, short of it on the right). The page was read three times over: ten reduced strips scratchpad/p136-s1.png through p136-s10.png at 0.70x; then line by line at native resolution in fifteen crops scratchpad/q136-109L12.png through q136-117L12.png, each cut at box (1000, y0-10, 3350, y1+10) at 0.84x from a NumPy row-darkness band map of twenty-seven bands, together with nine gloss crops scratchpad/g136-b02.png through g136-b18.png cut at box (620, y0-8, 3350, y1+8) at 0.72x; then at word level for the three points worth adjudicating, in scratchpad/q136-folio.png at 6.0x, q136-subhead.png at 3.6x, q136-113dhanam.png at 8.0x and q136-117vamsya_k7.png at 2.0x on a morphologically opened image. The band map again separates root text from commentary by band height -- verse lines 119-146 pixels, the editor's Hindi gloss lines 92-102 -- and it lays the page out as: band 0, y 0-25, an artefact of the page edge that touches the trim and is discarded; band 1 the running head, which on this verso folio carries the book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् with the folio number at the LEFT, x 679-831, the reverse of the recto page १३५ where the chapter title stood with the folio at the right; bands 2 and 3, 331 and 211 pixels tall, the five printed lines of the gloss paragraph carried over from page १३५; band 4, only 52 pixels tall and 428 wide at x 1817-2245, the centred subheading; band 5, 277 pixels, the two lines of verse 109 merged into one band; bands 6-11 the six verse lines of verses 110, 111 and 112; bands 12-18 a seven-line gloss paragraph whose last line, band 18, is short at x 642-1711 and carries the closing ॥ १०९-११२ ॥; bands 19-24 the six verse lines of verses 113, 114 and 115; and bands 25 and 26, 275 and 309 pixels, the two lines each of verses 116 and 117 merged into one band apiece. The lord of the 10th in the 9th house (भाग्य, धर्म, नवम, fortune and dharma). नृपतिवंश्य, born in a king's line, is set deliberately against अन्यवंशज, born of another line; the pair is a standing device of the classics for grading a yoga to the native's birth. THE FOLIO NUMBER WAS CHECKED AT MAGNIFICATION BEFORE BEING RECORDED. At the 0.70x reduction used for the strips the Devanagari ३ reads deceptively like १ and the running head appeared to say ११९; scratchpad/q136-folio.png at 6.0x settles it as १, ३, ६ -- the second glyph showing ३'s double curve and the third ६'s loop over a descending stem. This is the same trap that caught pages १३५ and १३६ on first reading and is now standing practice: never record a folio from a reduced strip. The editor heads the new run centred with कर्मेश-फल— (scratchpad/q136-subhead.png at 3.6x: क with repha over the म, then श, hyphen, फल, em-dash), with the hyphen he used in रोगेश-फल-- and नवमेश-फल-- and omitted in अष्टमेशफल--. He titles the lord of the 10th कर्मेश; the verses themselves call him दशमेश throughout. The subheading is the modern editor's own and is recorded here as apparatus only, never transcribed as BPHS content. ONE LOOSE READING STANDS ON THIS PAGE AND IS LEFT EXACTLY AS PRINTED. At ref 25.113 the page sets दशमेशे सुतस्थे तु धनं नित्यं प्रमोदवान्, and धनं is an accusative or neuter nominative left with no finite verb to govern it, where the parallel verses of this round all give a nominative adjective in that slot (धनी at 25.110 and 25.112, गुणी at 25.111 and 25.115). scratchpad/q136-113dhanam.png at 8.0x reads the two aksharas plainly -- ध with its left loop joined to the stem, then न carrying an anusvara dot -- so the printed form is धनं and not धनी. The line scans correctly as printed, ध-नं-नि-त्यं-प्र-मो-द-वान् being eight, so this is not a dropped syllable. The printed धनं is kept in the sanskrit and iast fields; the English and Hindi read it as धनी or as an accusative with लभते understood, and say so. PRINTED PAGE १३७ SETTLES THE SENSE. The editor's paragraph there opens पञ्चमस्थ दशमेश हो तो जातक धन, पुत्र युक्त विद्याओं से पूर्ण नित्य हृष्ट-पुष्ट रहा करता है -- धन ... युक्त, possessed of wealth -- so he too reads the printed धनं as the nominative adjective the round requires, and the Hindi rendering धनी given here is his own reading rather than an emendation of ours. The printed धनं stands unaltered in the sanskrit and iast fields. One further word was checked at word level and proved NOT to be an error. At ref 25.117 the second line lies directly under the digitiser's provenance stamp, and the compound नृपतिवंश्यः could not be separated from the Latin serifs at any magnification. The morphological opening established on page १३४ recovers it cleanly (scratchpad/q136-117vamsya_k7.png, PIL MaxFilter then MinFilter at kernel 7, enlarged 2.0x): नृ, प, ति, वं, श्यः -- श with a subscript य and a visarga, not the वंशजः that closes the same line. The two forms stand deliberately opposed in the verse, नृपतिवंश्यः against अन्यवंशजः, born of a king's line against born of another line. This page carries TWO gloss paragraphs and closes both. The first, five printed lines carried over unfinished from printed page १३५, resumes in mid-sentence -- page १३५ breaks off at नवमस्थ भाग्येश हो तो and page १३६ opens जातक भ्रातृसौख्य, सद्गुण -- and runs "जातक भ्रातृसौख्य, सद्गुण, सौन्दर्य तथा सौभाग्य से परिपूर्ण होता है । दशमस्थ भाग्येश हो तो मनुष्य गुणवान् लोकपूज्य राजा अथवा तत्सदृश मन्त्री या सेनाध्यक्ष होता है । लाभभावस्थ भाग्येश हो तो जातक को निश्चय धनागम होता है । वह गुरुभक्त, गुणी तथा पुण्यवान् होता है । भाग्येश व्ययस्थ हो तो जातक भाग्यहीन, सत्कार्य तथा अतिथिसेवाजन्य खर्च से दरिद्र हो जाता है ॥ १०२-१०८ ॥" -- and with that closing it discharges in full the debt left open on printed page १३५, glossing verses 105 through 108 clause for clause. The second paragraph, seven printed lines standing between verse 112 and verse 113, runs "दशमेश लग्नगत हो तो जातक विद्या, गुणसम्पन्न होता है । वह बाल्यावस्था में रुग्ण किन्तु बाद में सुखी तथा दिनों दिन धनवृद्धि वाला होता है । धनभावगत दशमेश हो तो जातक राजपूज्य, गुणी, धनी, पित्रादि सौख्य पूर्ण, तथा दानी होता है । सहजगत कर्मेश हो तो बालक गुणी, वाग्मी, पराक्रमी, सत्यधर्म युक्त भाई नौकर आदि के सौख्य से पूर्ण होता है । चतुर्थस्थ दशमेश हो तो जातक सुखी, धनी, तथा गुणसम्पन्न होता है । वह माता का भक्त तथा भूमि-गृह-वाहन से परिपूर्ण होता है ॥ १०९-११२ ॥" and glosses this page's own verses 109 to 112. PRINTED PAGE १३७/137 DISCHARGES THAT DEBT IN FULL. Its single eleven-line gloss paragraph, standing between verse 120 and the लाभेश-फल— subheading, glosses verses 113 to 117 clause for clause and closes ॥ ११३-१२० ॥, covering this page's remaining verses together with 118, 119 and 120 of the next: "पञ्चमस्थ दशमेश हो तो जातक धन, पुत्र युक्त विद्याओं से पूर्ण नित्य हृष्ट-पुष्ट रहा करता है । षष्ठस्थानगत वह हो तो जातक शत्रुपीडित होता है । वह निपुण होते हुए भी दरिद्र तथा पितृसौख्यवर्जित होता है । सप्तमभावस्थ दशमेश हो तो मनुष्य स्त्रीसौख्यपूर्ण, गुणी, सत्यधर्मनिष्ठ तथा मनस्वी, होता है । अष्टमस्थ दशमेश हो तो जातक दूसरे का निन्दक, निष्क्रिय और दीर्घायु होता है । भाग्यस्थ उसे रहने पर जातक धनपुत्रसौख्ययुक्त होता है । ऐसा जातक यदि राजवंश में हो तो वह राजा होवे और अन्य वंश में राजा के समान होता है । दशमेश दशमस्थ हो तो जातक सत्यवादी, पराक्रमी, गुरुभक्त, सभी, कार्यों में निपुण तथा सुखी होता है । दशमेश लाभस्थ हो तो मनुष्य धन, पुत्र, तथा गुण से युक्त होता है । वह सतत प्रसन्न, सत्यवादी एवं सुखी होता है । व्ययस्थ दशमेश होतो राजा के द्वारा व्ययशील, निपुण, शत्रुभीत, और सतत चिन्ताकुल होता है ॥ ११३-१२० ॥" -- his पञ्चमस्थ clause answers verse 113, षष्ठस्थानगत verse 114 with दरिद्र for its निःस्वो and पितृसौख्यवर्जित for its तातसुखहीनो, सप्तमभावस्थ verse 115, अष्टमस्थ verse 116 with निष्क्रिय word for word, and भाग्यस्थ verse 117, whose राजवंश में हो तो वह राजा होवे और अन्य वंश में राजा के समान settles नृपतिवंश्यः against अन्यवंशजः exactly as the word-level reading of the stamped line had it. All of this is the modern editor's own prose, quoted as corroborating apparatus only and never transcribed as BPHS content. THE EDITOR CORROBORATES THIS PAGE'S FIRST FOUR VERSES CLAUSE FOR CLAUSE. His लग्नगत clause gives विद्या, गुणसम्पन्न for verse 109's विद्यागुणान्वितः and बाल्यावस्था में रुग्ण किन्तु बाद में सुखी तथा दिनों दिन धनवृद्धि for its बाल्ये रोगी सुखी पश्चादर्थवृद्धिर्दिने दिने, word for word; his धनभावगत clause gives राजपूज्य, गुणी, धनी for verse 110's नृपवन्द्यो गुणी धनी, पित्रादि सौख्य पूर्ण for its तातादिसौख्यसम्पन्नो and दानी for its दाता; his सहजगत clause gives गुणी, वाग्मी, पराक्रमी, सत्यधर्म युक्त for verse 111's गुणी वाग्मी पराक्रमी । सत्यधर्मयुतो and भाई नौकर आदि के सौख्य for its भ्रातृ-प्रैष्यसौख्यान्वितो, which independently confirms प्रैष्य in the sense of servant; and his चतुर्थस्थ clause gives सुखी, धनी, तथा गुणसम्पन्न for verse 112's गुणाढ्यः सुखितो धनी, माता का भक्त for its मातृभक्तो and भूमि-गृह-वाहन for its धराधाम-यानोपेतो, which settles धराधाम as land and dwelling rather than as a single compound. Chapter 25 is laid out twelve verses to each lord of a house, each lord being run through the twelve houses beginning at the 1st: verses 109-120 belong to the lord of the 10th, whom the editor titles कर्मेश and the verses call दशमेश. This page opens that round and carries it from the 1st house to the 9th, nine verses in two blocks of four and five divided by the editor's gloss. Verses 118, 119 and 120 should close the round on printed page १३७/137, and verse 121 should open the ELEVENTH lord's round -- लाभेश -- under a fresh -फल-- subheading. The chapter is expected to run to roughly 144 verses. The scan carries the digitiser's provenance stamp -- "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- across the foot of the page. On this page it lies directly over the second line of verse 117, the last line of root text on the page; see the note on morphological opening above for how that line was read. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so every 600 dpi render is an upscale and no amount of magnification recovers detail the scan never held. All readings above were therefore taken at or below native resolution -- reduced strips at 0.70x, verse line crops at 0.84x and gloss line crops at 0.72x -- with high magnification reserved for adjudicating single glyphs. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  118. 25.118 सत्यापित

    Verse 118

    संस्कृत

    दशमेशे तु कर्मस्थे सत्यवादी पराक्रमी । गुरुभक्तोऽखिले कृत्ये निपुणः सुखितो भवेत् ॥ ११८ ॥

    dashameshe tu karmasthe satyavaadee paraakramee | gurubhakto.akhile kritye nipunah sukhito bhavet || 118 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lord of the tenth stands in the house of action (the 10th), the native is truthful of speech and full of valour; devoted to his teacher and skilled in every undertaking, he becomes a happy man.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    दशमेश दशम भाव में हो तो जातक सत्यवादी तथा पराक्रमी होता है । वह गुरुभक्त, समस्त कार्यों में निपुण एवं सुखी होता है ।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 118. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.169, printed page १३७/137. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p137-169.png (600dpi, 3122x4927 -- the narrowest render yet and the eleventh different page width in eleven pages, so every box was again re-profiled from this page's own ink). The page was read three times over: twelve reduced strips scratchpad/p137-s1.png through p137-s12.png, each cut at box (270, y0, 2970, y1) at 0.70x; then line by line at native resolution in sixteen crops scratchpad/q137-118L1.png through q137-126L2.png, each cut at box (630, y0-10, 2880, y1+10) at 0.87x from a NumPy row-darkness band map of twenty-nine bands, together with eleven gloss crops scratchpad/g137-b07.png through g137-b17.png cut at box (270, y0-8, 2970, y1+8) at 0.72x; then at word level for the four points worth adjudicating, in scratchpad/q137-folio.png at 6.0x, q137-subhead.png at 3.6x, q137-121sattvika2.png at 9.0x, q137-122word.png at 5.2x, q137-122cmp.png at 5.0x, q137-123puman.png at 7.8x, q137-124arthapti.png at 2.2x, and q137-126L2_k7.png on a morphologically opened image. The verse block falls at x 654-2850 and the editor's gloss block at x 290-2953: the verses are indented some 364 pixels inside the gloss on the left and stop some 100 pixels short of it on the right. That is the SAME relation printed page १३५ showed, and it is the first geometry of the eleven to repeat -- pages १३४ (verses inside the gloss on both sides) and १३६ (a shared right margin, indented on the left only) each gave a different one. The block extents still had to be measured from this page's own ink, because the page width changed again. The band map separates root text from commentary by band height as before -- verse lines 120-138 pixels against gloss lines 91-102 -- and lays the page out as: band 0, y 363-416, only 53 pixels tall, the running head, which on this recto folio carries the chapter title भावाधीशफलाध्यायः at x 1303-1931 with the folio number at the RIGHT, x 2799-2951; bands 1-6 the six verse lines of verses 118, 119 and 120, closing the tenth lord's round; bands 7-17 an eleven-line gloss paragraph whose first line is indented to x 463 and whose last, band 17, is short at x 290-2342 and carries the closing ॥ ११३-१२० ॥; band 18, only 52 pixels tall and 460 wide at x 1382-1842, the centred subheading opening the next run; bands 19-22 the four verse lines of verses 121 and 122; band 23, 282 pixels, the two lines of verse 123 merged into one band; band 24 verse 124's first line; band 25, 289 pixels, verse 124's second line merged with verse 125's first; bands 26-27 verse 125's second line and verse 126's first; and band 28, 163 pixels and running the full width x 457-2858 because the digitiser's stamp merges into it, verse 126's second line. The lord of the 10th in the 10th house itself (कर्म, दशम, action and profession), the round's own house. THE FOLIO NUMBER WAS CHECKED AT MAGNIFICATION BEFORE BEING RECORDED, as standing practice now requires. At the 0.70x reduction used for the strips the Devanagari ३ again reads deceptively like १; scratchpad/q137-folio.png at 6.0x settles the running head as १, ३, ७ -- the second glyph showing ३'s double curve, the third ७'s spiral. This is a recto folio, so the running head gives the chapter title भावाधीशफलाध्यायः with the folio at the RIGHT, the mirror of verso page १३६ where the book title stood with the folio at the left. The editor heads the eleventh lord's run centred with लाभेश-फल— (scratchpad/q137-subhead.png at 3.6x), using the hyphen he used in रोगेश-फल--, नवमेश-फल-- and कर्मेश-फल— and omitted in अष्टमेशफल--. The subheading is the modern editor's own and is recorded here as apparatus only, never transcribed as BPHS content. ONE LOOSE READING STANDS ON THIS PAGE AND IS LEFT EXACTLY AS PRINTED. At ref 25.122 the page sets सर्वत्र सिद्धिसुग् दानपरो, and सुग् is not a Sanskrit word: a stem ending in a consonant before the voiced द of दानपरो points to भुज्, whose sandhi form is भुग्, giving सिद्धिभुग्, enjoying or obtaining success -- excellent Sanskrit and plainly the intended sense. The printed glyph was nevertheless adjudicated three ways and is स, not भ. scratchpad/q137-122word.png at 5.2x reads the whole word as four aksharas, सि, द्धि, सु, ग्. scratchpad/q137-122cmp.png sets the disputed akshara at 5.0x beside a known सु taken from सुखितो and a known भ taken from भवेत्, both from verse 118's second line and therefore the same fount, the same line and the same inking: the disputed glyph and the सु are the same shape, an open rounded bowl with its inner curl, while the भ shows the flat-bottomed left stroke joined by a bar to the stem and is plainly different. The native-resolution line crop scratchpad/q137-122L2.png shows the same. The line scans correctly as printed, सर्-व-त्र-सि-द्धि-सुग्-दा-न being eight, so nothing is dropped and this is a substitution of one akshara for another of the same weight, exactly like वृतीयस्थे for तृतीयस्थे at ref 25.87 and भातुः for भ्रातुः at ref 25.104. The printed सिद्धिसुग् is kept in the sanskrit and iast fields; the English and Hindi render the intended सिद्धिभुग् and say so. THE EDITOR'S PROSE ON PRINTED PAGE १३८/138 HAS SINCE SETTLED THE SENSE, THOUGH NOT THE GLYPH. His धनगत clause there reads धन, धर्म, सौख्य से पूर्ण, सर्वत्र सिद्धियुक्त तथा दानी, so he takes the word as a possessive compound meaning endowed with success everywhere -- which is what सिद्धिभुग् means and what सिद्धिसुग् cannot mean. The printed सिद्धिसुग् is still kept exactly as it stands, and the English and Hindi renderings given here are now known to be the editor's own reading rather than an emendation of ours. One conjunct was checked at word level and proved to be a real but harmless simplification. At ref 25.121 the page sets धनवान् सात्विको जनः where the standard form is सात्त्विको. scratchpad/q137-121sattvika2.png at 9.0x shows a single half-त curl before the व, not the two the standard spelling requires -- the half-त discriminator being the curl with no right vertical, against full त. The line scans identically either way, सा being long in both, so there is no metrical consequence; the printed सात्विको is retained and the translations read the ordinary sense, of the sattva quality. A second word-level check settled a glyph that the strips left open. At ref 25.123 the word before भवेत् could be read पुमान्, षुमान् or सुमान् at strip reduction. scratchpad/q137-123puman.png at 7.8x gives three aksharas -- प with the u-matra, म with the a-bar, and न् under a virama -- so the reading is the ordinary पुमान्, a man. A third check, scratchpad/q137-124arthapti.png at 2.2x, confirms ref 25.124's मातृपक्षतोऽर्थाप्तिमाञ् in full, with ञ् before the ज of जनः, which is correct sandhi and the same usage the edition gets right at ref 25.92's दीर्घायुष्माञ् and ref 25.117. One sandhi is left as printed at ref 25.125, where the page sets सुशीलैर्गुणिभिः पुत्रैः विद्याविद्भिर्धृतो भवेत् with a visarga on पुत्रैः before the व of विद्याविद्भिः, where the sandhi of the printed text elsewhere would give पुत्रैर्. scratchpad/q137-125L2.png shows two clearly stacked dots, the same visarga the same line sets on गुणिभिः, and not a joined repha. The line scans correctly as printed and all three words are instrumental plurals agreeing together, so the sense is unaffected; the printed form is kept. THE VERSES GIVE THE ELEVENTH LORD TWO NAMES WITHIN A SINGLE ROUND. Verse 121 opens लाभेशे तनुगे and verses 123 to 126 all open लाभेशे, but verse 122 opens कामेशे वित्तगे (scratchpad/q137-122L1.png at native resolution). काम, desire, is a recognised name of the 11th house alongside लाभ and आय, so this is a second correct name for the same planet and not a defect; it is recorded because the round is otherwise uniform and because the editor's own gloss for these verses has not yet appeared. This page carries ONE gloss paragraph, of eleven printed lines standing between verse 120 and the लाभेश-फल— subheading, and it closes. It runs "पञ्चमस्थ दशमेश हो तो जातक धन, पुत्र युक्त विद्याओं से पूर्ण नित्य हृष्ट-पुष्ट रहा करता है । षष्ठस्थानगत वह हो तो जातक शत्रुपीडित होता है । वह निपुण होते हुए भी दरिद्र तथा पितृसौख्यवर्जित होता है । सप्तमभावस्थ दशमेश हो तो मनुष्य स्त्रीसौख्यपूर्ण, गुणी, सत्यधर्मनिष्ठ तथा मनस्वी, होता है । अष्टमस्थ दशमेश हो तो जातक दूसरे का निन्दक, निष्क्रिय और दीर्घायु होता है । भाग्यस्थ उसे रहने पर जातक धनपुत्रसौख्ययुक्त होता है । ऐसा जातक यदि राजवंश में हो तो वह राजा होवे और अन्य वंश में राजा के समान होता है । दशमेश दशमस्थ हो तो जातक सत्यवादी, पराक्रमी, गुरुभक्त, सभी, कार्यों में निपुण तथा सुखी होता है । दशमेश लाभस्थ हो तो मनुष्य धन, पुत्र, तथा गुण से युक्त होता है । वह सतत प्रसन्न, सत्यवादी एवं सुखी होता है । व्ययस्थ दशमेश होतो राजा के द्वारा व्ययशील, निपुण, शत्रुभीत, और सतत चिन्ताकुल होता है ॥ ११३-१२० ॥" -- and with that closing range it discharges in full the debt left open on printed page १३६ over verses 113 to 117, while also glossing this page's own verses 118, 119 and 120. THAT DEBT HAS SINCE BEEN DISCHARGED. Printed page १३८/138 opens with an eleven-line paragraph closing ॥१२१-१२८॥ which glosses verses 121 to 126 in full, together with 127 and 128 which stand at the head of that page. All of this is the modern editor's own prose, quoted as corroborating apparatus only and never transcribed as BPHS content. THE EDITOR CORROBORATES VERSES 118, 119 AND 120 CLAUSE FOR CLAUSE. His दशमेश दशमस्थ clause gives सत्यवादी, पराक्रमी, गुरुभक्त, सभी कार्यों में निपुण तथा सुखी for verse 118's सत्यवादी पराक्रमी । गुरुभक्तोऽखिले कृत्ये निपुणः सुखितो, word for word and in order; his दशमेश लाभस्थ clause gives धन, पुत्र, तथा गुण से युक्त for verse 119's सुत-वित्तयुतो गुणी and सतत प्रसन्न, सत्यवादी एवं सुखी for its सत्यवादी प्रसन्नात्मा सुखितो; and his व्ययस्थ clause gives राजा के द्वारा व्ययशील, निपुण, शत्रुभीत, और सतत चिन्ताकुल for verse 120's व्ययकृन्नृपतेर्वंशात् । दक्षो रिपुजनाद् भीतोऽनिशं चिन्तातुरो, which settles the ablative नृपतेर्वंशात् as by reason of the king's line rather than as descent from it, and दक्ष as able or skilled. Chapter 25 is laid out twelve verses to each lord of a house, each lord being run through the twelve houses beginning at the 1st: verses 109-120 belong to the lord of the 10th, whom the editor titles कर्मेश and the verses call दशमेश, and verses 121-132 to the lord of the 11th, whom the editor titles लाभेश and whom the verses call लाभेश and once कामेश. This page closes the tenth lord's round at the 10th, 11th and 12th houses and opens the eleventh lord's round, carrying it from the 1st house to the 6th. Verses 127 to 132 should close that round on printed page १३८/138, and verse 133 should open the TWELFTH lord's round -- व्ययेश -- under a fresh -फल-- subheading. The chapter is expected to run to roughly 144 verses. The scan carries the digitiser's provenance stamp -- "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- across the foot of the page. On this page it lies directly over the second line of verse 126, the last line of root text, and merges with it in the band map, which is why band 28 runs the full page width. The morphological opening established on page १३४ recovers the line cleanly for the fourth page running (scratchpad/q137-126L2_k7.png, PIL MaxFilter then MinFilter at kernel 7): क्रूरः प्रवासी रिपुभिरर्दितः स जनो भवेत् ॥ १२६ ॥, with the Latin serifs erased and every Devanagari stroke standing. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so every 600 dpi render is an upscale and no amount of magnification recovers detail the scan never held. All readings above were therefore taken at or below native resolution -- reduced strips at 0.70x, verse line crops at 0.87x and gloss line crops at 0.72x -- with high magnification reserved for adjudicating single glyphs. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  119. 25.119 सत्यापित

    Verse 119

    संस्कृत

    दशमेशे तु लाभस्थे सुत-वित्तयुतो गुणी । सत्यवादी प्रसन्नात्मा सुखितो जातको भवेत् ॥ ११९ ॥

    dashameshe tu laabhasthe suta-vittayuto gunee | satyavaadee prasannaatmaa sukhito jaatako bhavet || 119 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lord of the tenth stands in the house of gain (the 11th), he is endowed with children and wealth and with good qualities; truthful of speech and serene of mind, the native becomes happy.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    दशमेश लाभ भाव में हो तो जातक पुत्र और धन से युक्त तथा गुणी होता है । वह सत्यवादी, प्रसन्नचित्त एवं सुखी होता है ।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 119. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.169, printed page १३७/137. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p137-169.png (600dpi, 3122x4927 -- the narrowest render yet and the eleventh different page width in eleven pages, so every box was again re-profiled from this page's own ink). The page was read three times over: twelve reduced strips scratchpad/p137-s1.png through p137-s12.png, each cut at box (270, y0, 2970, y1) at 0.70x; then line by line at native resolution in sixteen crops scratchpad/q137-118L1.png through q137-126L2.png, each cut at box (630, y0-10, 2880, y1+10) at 0.87x from a NumPy row-darkness band map of twenty-nine bands, together with eleven gloss crops scratchpad/g137-b07.png through g137-b17.png cut at box (270, y0-8, 2970, y1+8) at 0.72x; then at word level for the four points worth adjudicating, in scratchpad/q137-folio.png at 6.0x, q137-subhead.png at 3.6x, q137-121sattvika2.png at 9.0x, q137-122word.png at 5.2x, q137-122cmp.png at 5.0x, q137-123puman.png at 7.8x, q137-124arthapti.png at 2.2x, and q137-126L2_k7.png on a morphologically opened image. The verse block falls at x 654-2850 and the editor's gloss block at x 290-2953: the verses are indented some 364 pixels inside the gloss on the left and stop some 100 pixels short of it on the right. That is the SAME relation printed page १३५ showed, and it is the first geometry of the eleven to repeat -- pages १३४ (verses inside the gloss on both sides) and १३६ (a shared right margin, indented on the left only) each gave a different one. The block extents still had to be measured from this page's own ink, because the page width changed again. The band map separates root text from commentary by band height as before -- verse lines 120-138 pixels against gloss lines 91-102 -- and lays the page out as: band 0, y 363-416, only 53 pixels tall, the running head, which on this recto folio carries the chapter title भावाधीशफलाध्यायः at x 1303-1931 with the folio number at the RIGHT, x 2799-2951; bands 1-6 the six verse lines of verses 118, 119 and 120, closing the tenth lord's round; bands 7-17 an eleven-line gloss paragraph whose first line is indented to x 463 and whose last, band 17, is short at x 290-2342 and carries the closing ॥ ११३-१२० ॥; band 18, only 52 pixels tall and 460 wide at x 1382-1842, the centred subheading opening the next run; bands 19-22 the four verse lines of verses 121 and 122; band 23, 282 pixels, the two lines of verse 123 merged into one band; band 24 verse 124's first line; band 25, 289 pixels, verse 124's second line merged with verse 125's first; bands 26-27 verse 125's second line and verse 126's first; and band 28, 163 pixels and running the full width x 457-2858 because the digitiser's stamp merges into it, verse 126's second line. The lord of the 10th in the 11th house (लाभ, आय, gain). THIS VERSE CARRIES EVIDENCE FOR AN OLDER QUESTION: it names the 11th with the standard लाभस्थे, in exactly the metrical slot where refs 25.95 and 25.107 print the non-standard भव. The standard name is therefore available to this printing and scans there, which shows भव to be an occasional inherited variant rather than a substitution forced on the compositor by the fount or by the metre. The printed hyphen in सुत-वित्तयुतो is the edition's own and is mirrored into the iast. THE FOLIO NUMBER WAS CHECKED AT MAGNIFICATION BEFORE BEING RECORDED, as standing practice now requires. At the 0.70x reduction used for the strips the Devanagari ३ again reads deceptively like १; scratchpad/q137-folio.png at 6.0x settles the running head as १, ३, ७ -- the second glyph showing ३'s double curve, the third ७'s spiral. This is a recto folio, so the running head gives the chapter title भावाधीशफलाध्यायः with the folio at the RIGHT, the mirror of verso page १३६ where the book title stood with the folio at the left. The editor heads the eleventh lord's run centred with लाभेश-फल— (scratchpad/q137-subhead.png at 3.6x), using the hyphen he used in रोगेश-फल--, नवमेश-फल-- and कर्मेश-फल— and omitted in अष्टमेशफल--. The subheading is the modern editor's own and is recorded here as apparatus only, never transcribed as BPHS content. ONE LOOSE READING STANDS ON THIS PAGE AND IS LEFT EXACTLY AS PRINTED. At ref 25.122 the page sets सर्वत्र सिद्धिसुग् दानपरो, and सुग् is not a Sanskrit word: a stem ending in a consonant before the voiced द of दानपरो points to भुज्, whose sandhi form is भुग्, giving सिद्धिभुग्, enjoying or obtaining success -- excellent Sanskrit and plainly the intended sense. The printed glyph was nevertheless adjudicated three ways and is स, not भ. scratchpad/q137-122word.png at 5.2x reads the whole word as four aksharas, सि, द्धि, सु, ग्. scratchpad/q137-122cmp.png sets the disputed akshara at 5.0x beside a known सु taken from सुखितो and a known भ taken from भवेत्, both from verse 118's second line and therefore the same fount, the same line and the same inking: the disputed glyph and the सु are the same shape, an open rounded bowl with its inner curl, while the भ shows the flat-bottomed left stroke joined by a bar to the stem and is plainly different. The native-resolution line crop scratchpad/q137-122L2.png shows the same. The line scans correctly as printed, सर्-व-त्र-सि-द्धि-सुग्-दा-न being eight, so nothing is dropped and this is a substitution of one akshara for another of the same weight, exactly like वृतीयस्थे for तृतीयस्थे at ref 25.87 and भातुः for भ्रातुः at ref 25.104. The printed सिद्धिसुग् is kept in the sanskrit and iast fields; the English and Hindi render the intended सिद्धिभुग् and say so. THE EDITOR'S PROSE ON PRINTED PAGE १३८/138 HAS SINCE SETTLED THE SENSE, THOUGH NOT THE GLYPH. His धनगत clause there reads धन, धर्म, सौख्य से पूर्ण, सर्वत्र सिद्धियुक्त तथा दानी, so he takes the word as a possessive compound meaning endowed with success everywhere -- which is what सिद्धिभुग् means and what सिद्धिसुग् cannot mean. The printed सिद्धिसुग् is still kept exactly as it stands, and the English and Hindi renderings given here are now known to be the editor's own reading rather than an emendation of ours. One conjunct was checked at word level and proved to be a real but harmless simplification. At ref 25.121 the page sets धनवान् सात्विको जनः where the standard form is सात्त्विको. scratchpad/q137-121sattvika2.png at 9.0x shows a single half-त curl before the व, not the two the standard spelling requires -- the half-त discriminator being the curl with no right vertical, against full त. The line scans identically either way, सा being long in both, so there is no metrical consequence; the printed सात्विको is retained and the translations read the ordinary sense, of the sattva quality. A second word-level check settled a glyph that the strips left open. At ref 25.123 the word before भवेत् could be read पुमान्, षुमान् or सुमान् at strip reduction. scratchpad/q137-123puman.png at 7.8x gives three aksharas -- प with the u-matra, म with the a-bar, and न् under a virama -- so the reading is the ordinary पुमान्, a man. A third check, scratchpad/q137-124arthapti.png at 2.2x, confirms ref 25.124's मातृपक्षतोऽर्थाप्तिमाञ् in full, with ञ् before the ज of जनः, which is correct sandhi and the same usage the edition gets right at ref 25.92's दीर्घायुष्माञ् and ref 25.117. One sandhi is left as printed at ref 25.125, where the page sets सुशीलैर्गुणिभिः पुत्रैः विद्याविद्भिर्धृतो भवेत् with a visarga on पुत्रैः before the व of विद्याविद्भिः, where the sandhi of the printed text elsewhere would give पुत्रैर्. scratchpad/q137-125L2.png shows two clearly stacked dots, the same visarga the same line sets on गुणिभिः, and not a joined repha. The line scans correctly as printed and all three words are instrumental plurals agreeing together, so the sense is unaffected; the printed form is kept. THE VERSES GIVE THE ELEVENTH LORD TWO NAMES WITHIN A SINGLE ROUND. Verse 121 opens लाभेशे तनुगे and verses 123 to 126 all open लाभेशे, but verse 122 opens कामेशे वित्तगे (scratchpad/q137-122L1.png at native resolution). काम, desire, is a recognised name of the 11th house alongside लाभ and आय, so this is a second correct name for the same planet and not a defect; it is recorded because the round is otherwise uniform and because the editor's own gloss for these verses has not yet appeared. This page carries ONE gloss paragraph, of eleven printed lines standing between verse 120 and the लाभेश-फल— subheading, and it closes. It runs "पञ्चमस्थ दशमेश हो तो जातक धन, पुत्र युक्त विद्याओं से पूर्ण नित्य हृष्ट-पुष्ट रहा करता है । षष्ठस्थानगत वह हो तो जातक शत्रुपीडित होता है । वह निपुण होते हुए भी दरिद्र तथा पितृसौख्यवर्जित होता है । सप्तमभावस्थ दशमेश हो तो मनुष्य स्त्रीसौख्यपूर्ण, गुणी, सत्यधर्मनिष्ठ तथा मनस्वी, होता है । अष्टमस्थ दशमेश हो तो जातक दूसरे का निन्दक, निष्क्रिय और दीर्घायु होता है । भाग्यस्थ उसे रहने पर जातक धनपुत्रसौख्ययुक्त होता है । ऐसा जातक यदि राजवंश में हो तो वह राजा होवे और अन्य वंश में राजा के समान होता है । दशमेश दशमस्थ हो तो जातक सत्यवादी, पराक्रमी, गुरुभक्त, सभी, कार्यों में निपुण तथा सुखी होता है । दशमेश लाभस्थ हो तो मनुष्य धन, पुत्र, तथा गुण से युक्त होता है । वह सतत प्रसन्न, सत्यवादी एवं सुखी होता है । व्ययस्थ दशमेश होतो राजा के द्वारा व्ययशील, निपुण, शत्रुभीत, और सतत चिन्ताकुल होता है ॥ ११३-१२० ॥" -- and with that closing range it discharges in full the debt left open on printed page १३६ over verses 113 to 117, while also glossing this page's own verses 118, 119 and 120. THAT DEBT HAS SINCE BEEN DISCHARGED. Printed page १३८/138 opens with an eleven-line paragraph closing ॥१२१-१२८॥ which glosses verses 121 to 126 in full, together with 127 and 128 which stand at the head of that page. All of this is the modern editor's own prose, quoted as corroborating apparatus only and never transcribed as BPHS content. THE EDITOR CORROBORATES VERSES 118, 119 AND 120 CLAUSE FOR CLAUSE. His दशमेश दशमस्थ clause gives सत्यवादी, पराक्रमी, गुरुभक्त, सभी कार्यों में निपुण तथा सुखी for verse 118's सत्यवादी पराक्रमी । गुरुभक्तोऽखिले कृत्ये निपुणः सुखितो, word for word and in order; his दशमेश लाभस्थ clause gives धन, पुत्र, तथा गुण से युक्त for verse 119's सुत-वित्तयुतो गुणी and सतत प्रसन्न, सत्यवादी एवं सुखी for its सत्यवादी प्रसन्नात्मा सुखितो; and his व्ययस्थ clause gives राजा के द्वारा व्ययशील, निपुण, शत्रुभीत, और सतत चिन्ताकुल for verse 120's व्ययकृन्नृपतेर्वंशात् । दक्षो रिपुजनाद् भीतोऽनिशं चिन्तातुरो, which settles the ablative नृपतेर्वंशात् as by reason of the king's line rather than as descent from it, and दक्ष as able or skilled. Chapter 25 is laid out twelve verses to each lord of a house, each lord being run through the twelve houses beginning at the 1st: verses 109-120 belong to the lord of the 10th, whom the editor titles कर्मेश and the verses call दशमेश, and verses 121-132 to the lord of the 11th, whom the editor titles लाभेश and whom the verses call लाभेश and once कामेश. This page closes the tenth lord's round at the 10th, 11th and 12th houses and opens the eleventh lord's round, carrying it from the 1st house to the 6th. Verses 127 to 132 should close that round on printed page १३८/138, and verse 133 should open the TWELFTH lord's round -- व्ययेश -- under a fresh -फल-- subheading. The chapter is expected to run to roughly 144 verses. The scan carries the digitiser's provenance stamp -- "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- across the foot of the page. On this page it lies directly over the second line of verse 126, the last line of root text, and merges with it in the band map, which is why band 28 runs the full page width. The morphological opening established on page १३४ recovers the line cleanly for the fourth page running (scratchpad/q137-126L2_k7.png, PIL MaxFilter then MinFilter at kernel 7): क्रूरः प्रवासी रिपुभिरर्दितः स जनो भवेत् ॥ १२६ ॥, with the Latin serifs erased and every Devanagari stroke standing. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so every 600 dpi render is an upscale and no amount of magnification recovers detail the scan never held. All readings above were therefore taken at or below native resolution -- reduced strips at 0.70x, verse line crops at 0.87x and gloss line crops at 0.72x -- with high magnification reserved for adjudicating single glyphs. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  120. 25.120 सत्यापित

    Verse 120

    संस्कृत

    दशमेशे व्ययस्थे तु व्ययकृन्नृपतेर्वंशात् । दक्षो रिपुजनाद् भीतोऽनिशं चिन्तातुरो नरः ॥ १२० ॥

    dashameshe vyayasthe tu vyayakrinnripatervamshaat | daksho ripujanaad bheeto.anisham chintaaturo narah || 120 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lord of the tenth stands in the twelfth, the man becomes a spender by reason of the king's line; able though he is, he goes in fear of his enemies and is ceaselessly consumed by anxiety.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    दशमेश व्यय भाव में हो तो मनुष्य राजवंश के कारण व्ययशील होता है । वह दक्ष होते हुए भी शत्रुजनों से भयभीत तथा निरन्तर चिन्ताग्रस्त रहता है ।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 120. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.169, printed page १३७/137. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p137-169.png (600dpi, 3122x4927 -- the narrowest render yet and the eleventh different page width in eleven pages, so every box was again re-profiled from this page's own ink). The page was read three times over: twelve reduced strips scratchpad/p137-s1.png through p137-s12.png, each cut at box (270, y0, 2970, y1) at 0.70x; then line by line at native resolution in sixteen crops scratchpad/q137-118L1.png through q137-126L2.png, each cut at box (630, y0-10, 2880, y1+10) at 0.87x from a NumPy row-darkness band map of twenty-nine bands, together with eleven gloss crops scratchpad/g137-b07.png through g137-b17.png cut at box (270, y0-8, 2970, y1+8) at 0.72x; then at word level for the four points worth adjudicating, in scratchpad/q137-folio.png at 6.0x, q137-subhead.png at 3.6x, q137-121sattvika2.png at 9.0x, q137-122word.png at 5.2x, q137-122cmp.png at 5.0x, q137-123puman.png at 7.8x, q137-124arthapti.png at 2.2x, and q137-126L2_k7.png on a morphologically opened image. The verse block falls at x 654-2850 and the editor's gloss block at x 290-2953: the verses are indented some 364 pixels inside the gloss on the left and stop some 100 pixels short of it on the right. That is the SAME relation printed page १३५ showed, and it is the first geometry of the eleven to repeat -- pages १३४ (verses inside the gloss on both sides) and १३६ (a shared right margin, indented on the left only) each gave a different one. The block extents still had to be measured from this page's own ink, because the page width changed again. The band map separates root text from commentary by band height as before -- verse lines 120-138 pixels against gloss lines 91-102 -- and lays the page out as: band 0, y 363-416, only 53 pixels tall, the running head, which on this recto folio carries the chapter title भावाधीशफलाध्यायः at x 1303-1931 with the folio number at the RIGHT, x 2799-2951; bands 1-6 the six verse lines of verses 118, 119 and 120, closing the tenth lord's round; bands 7-17 an eleven-line gloss paragraph whose first line is indented to x 463 and whose last, band 17, is short at x 290-2342 and carries the closing ॥ ११३-१२० ॥; band 18, only 52 pixels tall and 460 wide at x 1382-1842, the centred subheading opening the next run; bands 19-22 the four verse lines of verses 121 and 122; band 23, 282 pixels, the two lines of verse 123 merged into one band; band 24 verse 124's first line; band 25, 289 pixels, verse 124's second line merged with verse 125's first; bands 26-27 verse 125's second line and verse 126's first; and band 28, 163 pixels and running the full width x 457-2858 because the digitiser's stamp merges into it, verse 126's second line. The lord of the 10th in the 12th house (व्यय, रिष्फ, द्वादश, expenditure and loss); this verse closes the tenth lord's round of twelve. THE FOLIO NUMBER WAS CHECKED AT MAGNIFICATION BEFORE BEING RECORDED, as standing practice now requires. At the 0.70x reduction used for the strips the Devanagari ३ again reads deceptively like १; scratchpad/q137-folio.png at 6.0x settles the running head as १, ३, ७ -- the second glyph showing ३'s double curve, the third ७'s spiral. This is a recto folio, so the running head gives the chapter title भावाधीशफलाध्यायः with the folio at the RIGHT, the mirror of verso page १३६ where the book title stood with the folio at the left. The editor heads the eleventh lord's run centred with लाभेश-फल— (scratchpad/q137-subhead.png at 3.6x), using the hyphen he used in रोगेश-फल--, नवमेश-फल-- and कर्मेश-फल— and omitted in अष्टमेशफल--. The subheading is the modern editor's own and is recorded here as apparatus only, never transcribed as BPHS content. ONE LOOSE READING STANDS ON THIS PAGE AND IS LEFT EXACTLY AS PRINTED. At ref 25.122 the page sets सर्वत्र सिद्धिसुग् दानपरो, and सुग् is not a Sanskrit word: a stem ending in a consonant before the voiced द of दानपरो points to भुज्, whose sandhi form is भुग्, giving सिद्धिभुग्, enjoying or obtaining success -- excellent Sanskrit and plainly the intended sense. The printed glyph was nevertheless adjudicated three ways and is स, not भ. scratchpad/q137-122word.png at 5.2x reads the whole word as four aksharas, सि, द्धि, सु, ग्. scratchpad/q137-122cmp.png sets the disputed akshara at 5.0x beside a known सु taken from सुखितो and a known भ taken from भवेत्, both from verse 118's second line and therefore the same fount, the same line and the same inking: the disputed glyph and the सु are the same shape, an open rounded bowl with its inner curl, while the भ shows the flat-bottomed left stroke joined by a bar to the stem and is plainly different. The native-resolution line crop scratchpad/q137-122L2.png shows the same. The line scans correctly as printed, सर्-व-त्र-सि-द्धि-सुग्-दा-न being eight, so nothing is dropped and this is a substitution of one akshara for another of the same weight, exactly like वृतीयस्थे for तृतीयस्थे at ref 25.87 and भातुः for भ्रातुः at ref 25.104. The printed सिद्धिसुग् is kept in the sanskrit and iast fields; the English and Hindi render the intended सिद्धिभुग् and say so. THE EDITOR'S PROSE ON PRINTED PAGE १३८/138 HAS SINCE SETTLED THE SENSE, THOUGH NOT THE GLYPH. His धनगत clause there reads धन, धर्म, सौख्य से पूर्ण, सर्वत्र सिद्धियुक्त तथा दानी, so he takes the word as a possessive compound meaning endowed with success everywhere -- which is what सिद्धिभुग् means and what सिद्धिसुग् cannot mean. The printed सिद्धिसुग् is still kept exactly as it stands, and the English and Hindi renderings given here are now known to be the editor's own reading rather than an emendation of ours. One conjunct was checked at word level and proved to be a real but harmless simplification. At ref 25.121 the page sets धनवान् सात्विको जनः where the standard form is सात्त्विको. scratchpad/q137-121sattvika2.png at 9.0x shows a single half-त curl before the व, not the two the standard spelling requires -- the half-त discriminator being the curl with no right vertical, against full त. The line scans identically either way, सा being long in both, so there is no metrical consequence; the printed सात्विको is retained and the translations read the ordinary sense, of the sattva quality. A second word-level check settled a glyph that the strips left open. At ref 25.123 the word before भवेत् could be read पुमान्, षुमान् or सुमान् at strip reduction. scratchpad/q137-123puman.png at 7.8x gives three aksharas -- प with the u-matra, म with the a-bar, and न् under a virama -- so the reading is the ordinary पुमान्, a man. A third check, scratchpad/q137-124arthapti.png at 2.2x, confirms ref 25.124's मातृपक्षतोऽर्थाप्तिमाञ् in full, with ञ् before the ज of जनः, which is correct sandhi and the same usage the edition gets right at ref 25.92's दीर्घायुष्माञ् and ref 25.117. One sandhi is left as printed at ref 25.125, where the page sets सुशीलैर्गुणिभिः पुत्रैः विद्याविद्भिर्धृतो भवेत् with a visarga on पुत्रैः before the व of विद्याविद्भिः, where the sandhi of the printed text elsewhere would give पुत्रैर्. scratchpad/q137-125L2.png shows two clearly stacked dots, the same visarga the same line sets on गुणिभिः, and not a joined repha. The line scans correctly as printed and all three words are instrumental plurals agreeing together, so the sense is unaffected; the printed form is kept. THE VERSES GIVE THE ELEVENTH LORD TWO NAMES WITHIN A SINGLE ROUND. Verse 121 opens लाभेशे तनुगे and verses 123 to 126 all open लाभेशे, but verse 122 opens कामेशे वित्तगे (scratchpad/q137-122L1.png at native resolution). काम, desire, is a recognised name of the 11th house alongside लाभ and आय, so this is a second correct name for the same planet and not a defect; it is recorded because the round is otherwise uniform and because the editor's own gloss for these verses has not yet appeared. This page carries ONE gloss paragraph, of eleven printed lines standing between verse 120 and the लाभेश-फल— subheading, and it closes. It runs "पञ्चमस्थ दशमेश हो तो जातक धन, पुत्र युक्त विद्याओं से पूर्ण नित्य हृष्ट-पुष्ट रहा करता है । षष्ठस्थानगत वह हो तो जातक शत्रुपीडित होता है । वह निपुण होते हुए भी दरिद्र तथा पितृसौख्यवर्जित होता है । सप्तमभावस्थ दशमेश हो तो मनुष्य स्त्रीसौख्यपूर्ण, गुणी, सत्यधर्मनिष्ठ तथा मनस्वी, होता है । अष्टमस्थ दशमेश हो तो जातक दूसरे का निन्दक, निष्क्रिय और दीर्घायु होता है । भाग्यस्थ उसे रहने पर जातक धनपुत्रसौख्ययुक्त होता है । ऐसा जातक यदि राजवंश में हो तो वह राजा होवे और अन्य वंश में राजा के समान होता है । दशमेश दशमस्थ हो तो जातक सत्यवादी, पराक्रमी, गुरुभक्त, सभी, कार्यों में निपुण तथा सुखी होता है । दशमेश लाभस्थ हो तो मनुष्य धन, पुत्र, तथा गुण से युक्त होता है । वह सतत प्रसन्न, सत्यवादी एवं सुखी होता है । व्ययस्थ दशमेश होतो राजा के द्वारा व्ययशील, निपुण, शत्रुभीत, और सतत चिन्ताकुल होता है ॥ ११३-१२० ॥" -- and with that closing range it discharges in full the debt left open on printed page १३६ over verses 113 to 117, while also glossing this page's own verses 118, 119 and 120. THAT DEBT HAS SINCE BEEN DISCHARGED. Printed page १३८/138 opens with an eleven-line paragraph closing ॥१२१-१२८॥ which glosses verses 121 to 126 in full, together with 127 and 128 which stand at the head of that page. All of this is the modern editor's own prose, quoted as corroborating apparatus only and never transcribed as BPHS content. THE EDITOR CORROBORATES VERSES 118, 119 AND 120 CLAUSE FOR CLAUSE. His दशमेश दशमस्थ clause gives सत्यवादी, पराक्रमी, गुरुभक्त, सभी कार्यों में निपुण तथा सुखी for verse 118's सत्यवादी पराक्रमी । गुरुभक्तोऽखिले कृत्ये निपुणः सुखितो, word for word and in order; his दशमेश लाभस्थ clause gives धन, पुत्र, तथा गुण से युक्त for verse 119's सुत-वित्तयुतो गुणी and सतत प्रसन्न, सत्यवादी एवं सुखी for its सत्यवादी प्रसन्नात्मा सुखितो; and his व्ययस्थ clause gives राजा के द्वारा व्ययशील, निपुण, शत्रुभीत, और सतत चिन्ताकुल for verse 120's व्ययकृन्नृपतेर्वंशात् । दक्षो रिपुजनाद् भीतोऽनिशं चिन्तातुरो, which settles the ablative नृपतेर्वंशात् as by reason of the king's line rather than as descent from it, and दक्ष as able or skilled. Chapter 25 is laid out twelve verses to each lord of a house, each lord being run through the twelve houses beginning at the 1st: verses 109-120 belong to the lord of the 10th, whom the editor titles कर्मेश and the verses call दशमेश, and verses 121-132 to the lord of the 11th, whom the editor titles लाभेश and whom the verses call लाभेश and once कामेश. This page closes the tenth lord's round at the 10th, 11th and 12th houses and opens the eleventh lord's round, carrying it from the 1st house to the 6th. Verses 127 to 132 should close that round on printed page १३८/138, and verse 133 should open the TWELFTH lord's round -- व्ययेश -- under a fresh -फल-- subheading. The chapter is expected to run to roughly 144 verses. The scan carries the digitiser's provenance stamp -- "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- across the foot of the page. On this page it lies directly over the second line of verse 126, the last line of root text, and merges with it in the band map, which is why band 28 runs the full page width. The morphological opening established on page १३४ recovers the line cleanly for the fourth page running (scratchpad/q137-126L2_k7.png, PIL MaxFilter then MinFilter at kernel 7): क्रूरः प्रवासी रिपुभिरर्दितः स जनो भवेत् ॥ १२६ ॥, with the Latin serifs erased and every Devanagari stroke standing. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so every 600 dpi render is an upscale and no amount of magnification recovers detail the scan never held. All readings above were therefore taken at or below native resolution -- reduced strips at 0.70x, verse line crops at 0.87x and gloss line crops at 0.72x -- with high magnification reserved for adjudicating single glyphs. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  121. 25.121 सत्यापित

    Verse 121

    संस्कृत

    लाभेशे तनुगे वक्ता धनवान् सात्विको जनः । काव्यकृत्समदृष्टिश्च नित्यं वित्तागमो भवेत् ॥ १२१ ॥

    laabheshe tanuge vaktaa dhanavaan saatviko janah | kaavyakritsamadrishtishcha nityam vittaagamo bhavet || 121 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lord of the eleventh stands in the first, the man is eloquent, wealthy and of sattvic nature; a maker of poetry and even-sighted, he has a constant coming-in of wealth.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    लाभेश लग्न में हो तो मनुष्य वक्ता, धनवान् तथा सात्त्विक होता है । वह काव्यकर्ता और समदृष्टि होता है, तथा उसे नित्य धन की प्राप्ति होती रहती है ।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 121. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.169, printed page १३७/137. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p137-169.png (600dpi, 3122x4927 -- the narrowest render yet and the eleventh different page width in eleven pages, so every box was again re-profiled from this page's own ink). The page was read three times over: twelve reduced strips scratchpad/p137-s1.png through p137-s12.png, each cut at box (270, y0, 2970, y1) at 0.70x; then line by line at native resolution in sixteen crops scratchpad/q137-118L1.png through q137-126L2.png, each cut at box (630, y0-10, 2880, y1+10) at 0.87x from a NumPy row-darkness band map of twenty-nine bands, together with eleven gloss crops scratchpad/g137-b07.png through g137-b17.png cut at box (270, y0-8, 2970, y1+8) at 0.72x; then at word level for the four points worth adjudicating, in scratchpad/q137-folio.png at 6.0x, q137-subhead.png at 3.6x, q137-121sattvika2.png at 9.0x, q137-122word.png at 5.2x, q137-122cmp.png at 5.0x, q137-123puman.png at 7.8x, q137-124arthapti.png at 2.2x, and q137-126L2_k7.png on a morphologically opened image. The verse block falls at x 654-2850 and the editor's gloss block at x 290-2953: the verses are indented some 364 pixels inside the gloss on the left and stop some 100 pixels short of it on the right. That is the SAME relation printed page १३५ showed, and it is the first geometry of the eleven to repeat -- pages १३४ (verses inside the gloss on both sides) and १३६ (a shared right margin, indented on the left only) each gave a different one. The block extents still had to be measured from this page's own ink, because the page width changed again. The band map separates root text from commentary by band height as before -- verse lines 120-138 pixels against gloss lines 91-102 -- and lays the page out as: band 0, y 363-416, only 53 pixels tall, the running head, which on this recto folio carries the chapter title भावाधीशफलाध्यायः at x 1303-1931 with the folio number at the RIGHT, x 2799-2951; bands 1-6 the six verse lines of verses 118, 119 and 120, closing the tenth lord's round; bands 7-17 an eleven-line gloss paragraph whose first line is indented to x 463 and whose last, band 17, is short at x 290-2342 and carries the closing ॥ ११३-१२० ॥; band 18, only 52 pixels tall and 460 wide at x 1382-1842, the centred subheading opening the next run; bands 19-22 the four verse lines of verses 121 and 122; band 23, 282 pixels, the two lines of verse 123 merged into one band; band 24 verse 124's first line; band 25, 289 pixels, verse 124's second line merged with verse 125's first; bands 26-27 verse 125's second line and verse 126's first; and band 28, 163 pixels and running the full width x 457-2858 because the digitiser's stamp merges into it, verse 126's second line. The lord of the 11th in the 1st house (तनु, लग्न, the body and the self); this verse opens the eleventh lord's round. On the printed सात्विको for सात्त्विको, see the note below. THE FOLIO NUMBER WAS CHECKED AT MAGNIFICATION BEFORE BEING RECORDED, as standing practice now requires. At the 0.70x reduction used for the strips the Devanagari ३ again reads deceptively like १; scratchpad/q137-folio.png at 6.0x settles the running head as १, ३, ७ -- the second glyph showing ३'s double curve, the third ७'s spiral. This is a recto folio, so the running head gives the chapter title भावाधीशफलाध्यायः with the folio at the RIGHT, the mirror of verso page १३६ where the book title stood with the folio at the left. The editor heads the eleventh lord's run centred with लाभेश-फल— (scratchpad/q137-subhead.png at 3.6x), using the hyphen he used in रोगेश-फल--, नवमेश-फल-- and कर्मेश-फल— and omitted in अष्टमेशफल--. The subheading is the modern editor's own and is recorded here as apparatus only, never transcribed as BPHS content. ONE LOOSE READING STANDS ON THIS PAGE AND IS LEFT EXACTLY AS PRINTED. At ref 25.122 the page sets सर्वत्र सिद्धिसुग् दानपरो, and सुग् is not a Sanskrit word: a stem ending in a consonant before the voiced द of दानपरो points to भुज्, whose sandhi form is भुग्, giving सिद्धिभुग्, enjoying or obtaining success -- excellent Sanskrit and plainly the intended sense. The printed glyph was nevertheless adjudicated three ways and is स, not भ. scratchpad/q137-122word.png at 5.2x reads the whole word as four aksharas, सि, द्धि, सु, ग्. scratchpad/q137-122cmp.png sets the disputed akshara at 5.0x beside a known सु taken from सुखितो and a known भ taken from भवेत्, both from verse 118's second line and therefore the same fount, the same line and the same inking: the disputed glyph and the सु are the same shape, an open rounded bowl with its inner curl, while the भ shows the flat-bottomed left stroke joined by a bar to the stem and is plainly different. The native-resolution line crop scratchpad/q137-122L2.png shows the same. The line scans correctly as printed, सर्-व-त्र-सि-द्धि-सुग्-दा-न being eight, so nothing is dropped and this is a substitution of one akshara for another of the same weight, exactly like वृतीयस्थे for तृतीयस्थे at ref 25.87 and भातुः for भ्रातुः at ref 25.104. The printed सिद्धिसुग् is kept in the sanskrit and iast fields; the English and Hindi render the intended सिद्धिभुग् and say so. THE EDITOR'S PROSE ON PRINTED PAGE १३८/138 HAS SINCE SETTLED THE SENSE, THOUGH NOT THE GLYPH. His धनगत clause there reads धन, धर्म, सौख्य से पूर्ण, सर्वत्र सिद्धियुक्त तथा दानी, so he takes the word as a possessive compound meaning endowed with success everywhere -- which is what सिद्धिभुग् means and what सिद्धिसुग् cannot mean. The printed सिद्धिसुग् is still kept exactly as it stands, and the English and Hindi renderings given here are now known to be the editor's own reading rather than an emendation of ours. One conjunct was checked at word level and proved to be a real but harmless simplification. At ref 25.121 the page sets धनवान् सात्विको जनः where the standard form is सात्त्विको. scratchpad/q137-121sattvika2.png at 9.0x shows a single half-त curl before the व, not the two the standard spelling requires -- the half-त discriminator being the curl with no right vertical, against full त. The line scans identically either way, सा being long in both, so there is no metrical consequence; the printed सात्विको is retained and the translations read the ordinary sense, of the sattva quality. A second word-level check settled a glyph that the strips left open. At ref 25.123 the word before भवेत् could be read पुमान्, षुमान् or सुमान् at strip reduction. scratchpad/q137-123puman.png at 7.8x gives three aksharas -- प with the u-matra, म with the a-bar, and न् under a virama -- so the reading is the ordinary पुमान्, a man. A third check, scratchpad/q137-124arthapti.png at 2.2x, confirms ref 25.124's मातृपक्षतोऽर्थाप्तिमाञ् in full, with ञ् before the ज of जनः, which is correct sandhi and the same usage the edition gets right at ref 25.92's दीर्घायुष्माञ् and ref 25.117. One sandhi is left as printed at ref 25.125, where the page sets सुशीलैर्गुणिभिः पुत्रैः विद्याविद्भिर्धृतो भवेत् with a visarga on पुत्रैः before the व of विद्याविद्भिः, where the sandhi of the printed text elsewhere would give पुत्रैर्. scratchpad/q137-125L2.png shows two clearly stacked dots, the same visarga the same line sets on गुणिभिः, and not a joined repha. The line scans correctly as printed and all three words are instrumental plurals agreeing together, so the sense is unaffected; the printed form is kept. THE VERSES GIVE THE ELEVENTH LORD TWO NAMES WITHIN A SINGLE ROUND. Verse 121 opens लाभेशे तनुगे and verses 123 to 126 all open लाभेशे, but verse 122 opens कामेशे वित्तगे (scratchpad/q137-122L1.png at native resolution). काम, desire, is a recognised name of the 11th house alongside लाभ and आय, so this is a second correct name for the same planet and not a defect; it is recorded because the round is otherwise uniform and because the editor's own gloss for these verses has not yet appeared. This page carries ONE gloss paragraph, of eleven printed lines standing between verse 120 and the लाभेश-फल— subheading, and it closes. It runs "पञ्चमस्थ दशमेश हो तो जातक धन, पुत्र युक्त विद्याओं से पूर्ण नित्य हृष्ट-पुष्ट रहा करता है । षष्ठस्थानगत वह हो तो जातक शत्रुपीडित होता है । वह निपुण होते हुए भी दरिद्र तथा पितृसौख्यवर्जित होता है । सप्तमभावस्थ दशमेश हो तो मनुष्य स्त्रीसौख्यपूर्ण, गुणी, सत्यधर्मनिष्ठ तथा मनस्वी, होता है । अष्टमस्थ दशमेश हो तो जातक दूसरे का निन्दक, निष्क्रिय और दीर्घायु होता है । भाग्यस्थ उसे रहने पर जातक धनपुत्रसौख्ययुक्त होता है । ऐसा जातक यदि राजवंश में हो तो वह राजा होवे और अन्य वंश में राजा के समान होता है । दशमेश दशमस्थ हो तो जातक सत्यवादी, पराक्रमी, गुरुभक्त, सभी, कार्यों में निपुण तथा सुखी होता है । दशमेश लाभस्थ हो तो मनुष्य धन, पुत्र, तथा गुण से युक्त होता है । वह सतत प्रसन्न, सत्यवादी एवं सुखी होता है । व्ययस्थ दशमेश होतो राजा के द्वारा व्ययशील, निपुण, शत्रुभीत, और सतत चिन्ताकुल होता है ॥ ११३-१२० ॥" -- and with that closing range it discharges in full the debt left open on printed page १३६ over verses 113 to 117, while also glossing this page's own verses 118, 119 and 120. THAT DEBT HAS SINCE BEEN DISCHARGED. Printed page १३८/138 opens with an eleven-line paragraph closing ॥१२१-१२८॥ which glosses verses 121 to 126 in full, together with 127 and 128 which stand at the head of that page. All of this is the modern editor's own prose, quoted as corroborating apparatus only and never transcribed as BPHS content. THE EDITOR CORROBORATES VERSES 118, 119 AND 120 CLAUSE FOR CLAUSE. His दशमेश दशमस्थ clause gives सत्यवादी, पराक्रमी, गुरुभक्त, सभी कार्यों में निपुण तथा सुखी for verse 118's सत्यवादी पराक्रमी । गुरुभक्तोऽखिले कृत्ये निपुणः सुखितो, word for word and in order; his दशमेश लाभस्थ clause gives धन, पुत्र, तथा गुण से युक्त for verse 119's सुत-वित्तयुतो गुणी and सतत प्रसन्न, सत्यवादी एवं सुखी for its सत्यवादी प्रसन्नात्मा सुखितो; and his व्ययस्थ clause gives राजा के द्वारा व्ययशील, निपुण, शत्रुभीत, और सतत चिन्ताकुल for verse 120's व्ययकृन्नृपतेर्वंशात् । दक्षो रिपुजनाद् भीतोऽनिशं चिन्तातुरो, which settles the ablative नृपतेर्वंशात् as by reason of the king's line rather than as descent from it, and दक्ष as able or skilled. Chapter 25 is laid out twelve verses to each lord of a house, each lord being run through the twelve houses beginning at the 1st: verses 109-120 belong to the lord of the 10th, whom the editor titles कर्मेश and the verses call दशमेश, and verses 121-132 to the lord of the 11th, whom the editor titles लाभेश and whom the verses call लाभेश and once कामेश. This page closes the tenth lord's round at the 10th, 11th and 12th houses and opens the eleventh lord's round, carrying it from the 1st house to the 6th. Verses 127 to 132 should close that round on printed page १३८/138, and verse 133 should open the TWELFTH lord's round -- व्ययेश -- under a fresh -फल-- subheading. The chapter is expected to run to roughly 144 verses. The scan carries the digitiser's provenance stamp -- "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- across the foot of the page. On this page it lies directly over the second line of verse 126, the last line of root text, and merges with it in the band map, which is why band 28 runs the full page width. The morphological opening established on page १३४ recovers the line cleanly for the fourth page running (scratchpad/q137-126L2_k7.png, PIL MaxFilter then MinFilter at kernel 7): क्रूरः प्रवासी रिपुभिरर्दितः स जनो भवेत् ॥ १२६ ॥, with the Latin serifs erased and every Devanagari stroke standing. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so every 600 dpi render is an upscale and no amount of magnification recovers detail the scan never held. All readings above were therefore taken at or below native resolution -- reduced strips at 0.70x, verse line crops at 0.87x and gloss line crops at 0.72x -- with high magnification reserved for adjudicating single glyphs. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  122. 25.122 सत्यापित

    Verse 122

    संस्कृत

    कामेशे वित्तगे जातो धन-धर्मसुखान्वितः । सर्वत्र सिद्धिसुग् दानपरो जायेत निश्चितम् ॥ १२२ ॥

    kaameshe vittage jaato dhana-dharmasukhaanvitah | sarvatra siddhisug daanaparo jaayeta nishchitam || 122 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lord of desire (the 11th) stands in the second, the native is possessed of wealth, of righteousness and of happiness; everywhere successful and given to giving, he is surely born so.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    कामेश (लाभेश) द्वितीय भाव में हो तो जातक धन, धर्म तथा सुख से युक्त होता है । वह सर्वत्र सिद्धि प्राप्त करने वाला एवं दानशील होता है — यह निश्चित है ।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 122. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.169, printed page १३७/137. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p137-169.png (600dpi, 3122x4927 -- the narrowest render yet and the eleventh different page width in eleven pages, so every box was again re-profiled from this page's own ink). The page was read three times over: twelve reduced strips scratchpad/p137-s1.png through p137-s12.png, each cut at box (270, y0, 2970, y1) at 0.70x; then line by line at native resolution in sixteen crops scratchpad/q137-118L1.png through q137-126L2.png, each cut at box (630, y0-10, 2880, y1+10) at 0.87x from a NumPy row-darkness band map of twenty-nine bands, together with eleven gloss crops scratchpad/g137-b07.png through g137-b17.png cut at box (270, y0-8, 2970, y1+8) at 0.72x; then at word level for the four points worth adjudicating, in scratchpad/q137-folio.png at 6.0x, q137-subhead.png at 3.6x, q137-121sattvika2.png at 9.0x, q137-122word.png at 5.2x, q137-122cmp.png at 5.0x, q137-123puman.png at 7.8x, q137-124arthapti.png at 2.2x, and q137-126L2_k7.png on a morphologically opened image. The verse block falls at x 654-2850 and the editor's gloss block at x 290-2953: the verses are indented some 364 pixels inside the gloss on the left and stop some 100 pixels short of it on the right. That is the SAME relation printed page १३५ showed, and it is the first geometry of the eleven to repeat -- pages १३४ (verses inside the gloss on both sides) and १३६ (a shared right margin, indented on the left only) each gave a different one. The block extents still had to be measured from this page's own ink, because the page width changed again. The band map separates root text from commentary by band height as before -- verse lines 120-138 pixels against gloss lines 91-102 -- and lays the page out as: band 0, y 363-416, only 53 pixels tall, the running head, which on this recto folio carries the chapter title भावाधीशफलाध्यायः at x 1303-1931 with the folio number at the RIGHT, x 2799-2951; bands 1-6 the six verse lines of verses 118, 119 and 120, closing the tenth lord's round; bands 7-17 an eleven-line gloss paragraph whose first line is indented to x 463 and whose last, band 17, is short at x 290-2342 and carries the closing ॥ ११३-१२० ॥; band 18, only 52 pixels tall and 460 wide at x 1382-1842, the centred subheading opening the next run; bands 19-22 the four verse lines of verses 121 and 122; band 23, 282 pixels, the two lines of verse 123 merged into one band; band 24 verse 124's first line; band 25, 289 pixels, verse 124's second line merged with verse 125's first; bands 26-27 verse 125's second line and verse 126's first; and band 28, 163 pixels and running the full width x 457-2858 because the digitiser's stamp merges into it, verse 126's second line. The lord of the 11th in the 2nd house (धन, वित्त, wealth and speech). This is the verse that names the lord कामेश, and the verse that carries the printed सिद्धिसुग्; both are treated below. The printed hyphen in धन-धर्मसुखान्वितः is the edition's own and is mirrored into the iast. THE FOLIO NUMBER WAS CHECKED AT MAGNIFICATION BEFORE BEING RECORDED, as standing practice now requires. At the 0.70x reduction used for the strips the Devanagari ३ again reads deceptively like १; scratchpad/q137-folio.png at 6.0x settles the running head as १, ३, ७ -- the second glyph showing ३'s double curve, the third ७'s spiral. This is a recto folio, so the running head gives the chapter title भावाधीशफलाध्यायः with the folio at the RIGHT, the mirror of verso page १३६ where the book title stood with the folio at the left. The editor heads the eleventh lord's run centred with लाभेश-फल— (scratchpad/q137-subhead.png at 3.6x), using the hyphen he used in रोगेश-फल--, नवमेश-फल-- and कर्मेश-फल— and omitted in अष्टमेशफल--. The subheading is the modern editor's own and is recorded here as apparatus only, never transcribed as BPHS content. ONE LOOSE READING STANDS ON THIS PAGE AND IS LEFT EXACTLY AS PRINTED. At ref 25.122 the page sets सर्वत्र सिद्धिसुग् दानपरो, and सुग् is not a Sanskrit word: a stem ending in a consonant before the voiced द of दानपरो points to भुज्, whose sandhi form is भुग्, giving सिद्धिभुग्, enjoying or obtaining success -- excellent Sanskrit and plainly the intended sense. The printed glyph was nevertheless adjudicated three ways and is स, not भ. scratchpad/q137-122word.png at 5.2x reads the whole word as four aksharas, सि, द्धि, सु, ग्. scratchpad/q137-122cmp.png sets the disputed akshara at 5.0x beside a known सु taken from सुखितो and a known भ taken from भवेत्, both from verse 118's second line and therefore the same fount, the same line and the same inking: the disputed glyph and the सु are the same shape, an open rounded bowl with its inner curl, while the भ shows the flat-bottomed left stroke joined by a bar to the stem and is plainly different. The native-resolution line crop scratchpad/q137-122L2.png shows the same. The line scans correctly as printed, सर्-व-त्र-सि-द्धि-सुग्-दा-न being eight, so nothing is dropped and this is a substitution of one akshara for another of the same weight, exactly like वृतीयस्थे for तृतीयस्थे at ref 25.87 and भातुः for भ्रातुः at ref 25.104. The printed सिद्धिसुग् is kept in the sanskrit and iast fields; the English and Hindi render the intended सिद्धिभुग् and say so. THE EDITOR'S PROSE ON PRINTED PAGE १३८/138 HAS SINCE SETTLED THE SENSE, THOUGH NOT THE GLYPH. His धनगत clause there reads धन, धर्म, सौख्य से पूर्ण, सर्वत्र सिद्धियुक्त तथा दानी, so he takes the word as a possessive compound meaning endowed with success everywhere -- which is what सिद्धिभुग् means and what सिद्धिसुग् cannot mean. The printed सिद्धिसुग् is still kept exactly as it stands, and the English and Hindi renderings given here are now known to be the editor's own reading rather than an emendation of ours. One conjunct was checked at word level and proved to be a real but harmless simplification. At ref 25.121 the page sets धनवान् सात्विको जनः where the standard form is सात्त्विको. scratchpad/q137-121sattvika2.png at 9.0x shows a single half-त curl before the व, not the two the standard spelling requires -- the half-त discriminator being the curl with no right vertical, against full त. The line scans identically either way, सा being long in both, so there is no metrical consequence; the printed सात्विको is retained and the translations read the ordinary sense, of the sattva quality. A second word-level check settled a glyph that the strips left open. At ref 25.123 the word before भवेत् could be read पुमान्, षुमान् or सुमान् at strip reduction. scratchpad/q137-123puman.png at 7.8x gives three aksharas -- प with the u-matra, म with the a-bar, and न् under a virama -- so the reading is the ordinary पुमान्, a man. A third check, scratchpad/q137-124arthapti.png at 2.2x, confirms ref 25.124's मातृपक्षतोऽर्थाप्तिमाञ् in full, with ञ् before the ज of जनः, which is correct sandhi and the same usage the edition gets right at ref 25.92's दीर्घायुष्माञ् and ref 25.117. One sandhi is left as printed at ref 25.125, where the page sets सुशीलैर्गुणिभिः पुत्रैः विद्याविद्भिर्धृतो भवेत् with a visarga on पुत्रैः before the व of विद्याविद्भिः, where the sandhi of the printed text elsewhere would give पुत्रैर्. scratchpad/q137-125L2.png shows two clearly stacked dots, the same visarga the same line sets on गुणिभिः, and not a joined repha. The line scans correctly as printed and all three words are instrumental plurals agreeing together, so the sense is unaffected; the printed form is kept. THE VERSES GIVE THE ELEVENTH LORD TWO NAMES WITHIN A SINGLE ROUND. Verse 121 opens लाभेशे तनुगे and verses 123 to 126 all open लाभेशे, but verse 122 opens कामेशे वित्तगे (scratchpad/q137-122L1.png at native resolution). काम, desire, is a recognised name of the 11th house alongside लाभ and आय, so this is a second correct name for the same planet and not a defect; it is recorded because the round is otherwise uniform and because the editor's own gloss for these verses has not yet appeared. This page carries ONE gloss paragraph, of eleven printed lines standing between verse 120 and the लाभेश-फल— subheading, and it closes. It runs "पञ्चमस्थ दशमेश हो तो जातक धन, पुत्र युक्त विद्याओं से पूर्ण नित्य हृष्ट-पुष्ट रहा करता है । षष्ठस्थानगत वह हो तो जातक शत्रुपीडित होता है । वह निपुण होते हुए भी दरिद्र तथा पितृसौख्यवर्जित होता है । सप्तमभावस्थ दशमेश हो तो मनुष्य स्त्रीसौख्यपूर्ण, गुणी, सत्यधर्मनिष्ठ तथा मनस्वी, होता है । अष्टमस्थ दशमेश हो तो जातक दूसरे का निन्दक, निष्क्रिय और दीर्घायु होता है । भाग्यस्थ उसे रहने पर जातक धनपुत्रसौख्ययुक्त होता है । ऐसा जातक यदि राजवंश में हो तो वह राजा होवे और अन्य वंश में राजा के समान होता है । दशमेश दशमस्थ हो तो जातक सत्यवादी, पराक्रमी, गुरुभक्त, सभी, कार्यों में निपुण तथा सुखी होता है । दशमेश लाभस्थ हो तो मनुष्य धन, पुत्र, तथा गुण से युक्त होता है । वह सतत प्रसन्न, सत्यवादी एवं सुखी होता है । व्ययस्थ दशमेश होतो राजा के द्वारा व्ययशील, निपुण, शत्रुभीत, और सतत चिन्ताकुल होता है ॥ ११३-१२० ॥" -- and with that closing range it discharges in full the debt left open on printed page १३६ over verses 113 to 117, while also glossing this page's own verses 118, 119 and 120. THAT DEBT HAS SINCE BEEN DISCHARGED. Printed page १३८/138 opens with an eleven-line paragraph closing ॥१२१-१२८॥ which glosses verses 121 to 126 in full, together with 127 and 128 which stand at the head of that page. All of this is the modern editor's own prose, quoted as corroborating apparatus only and never transcribed as BPHS content. THE EDITOR CORROBORATES VERSES 118, 119 AND 120 CLAUSE FOR CLAUSE. His दशमेश दशमस्थ clause gives सत्यवादी, पराक्रमी, गुरुभक्त, सभी कार्यों में निपुण तथा सुखी for verse 118's सत्यवादी पराक्रमी । गुरुभक्तोऽखिले कृत्ये निपुणः सुखितो, word for word and in order; his दशमेश लाभस्थ clause gives धन, पुत्र, तथा गुण से युक्त for verse 119's सुत-वित्तयुतो गुणी and सतत प्रसन्न, सत्यवादी एवं सुखी for its सत्यवादी प्रसन्नात्मा सुखितो; and his व्ययस्थ clause gives राजा के द्वारा व्ययशील, निपुण, शत्रुभीत, और सतत चिन्ताकुल for verse 120's व्ययकृन्नृपतेर्वंशात् । दक्षो रिपुजनाद् भीतोऽनिशं चिन्तातुरो, which settles the ablative नृपतेर्वंशात् as by reason of the king's line rather than as descent from it, and दक्ष as able or skilled. Chapter 25 is laid out twelve verses to each lord of a house, each lord being run through the twelve houses beginning at the 1st: verses 109-120 belong to the lord of the 10th, whom the editor titles कर्मेश and the verses call दशमेश, and verses 121-132 to the lord of the 11th, whom the editor titles लाभेश and whom the verses call लाभेश and once कामेश. This page closes the tenth lord's round at the 10th, 11th and 12th houses and opens the eleventh lord's round, carrying it from the 1st house to the 6th. Verses 127 to 132 should close that round on printed page १३८/138, and verse 133 should open the TWELFTH lord's round -- व्ययेश -- under a fresh -फल-- subheading. The chapter is expected to run to roughly 144 verses. The scan carries the digitiser's provenance stamp -- "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- across the foot of the page. On this page it lies directly over the second line of verse 126, the last line of root text, and merges with it in the band map, which is why band 28 runs the full page width. The morphological opening established on page १३४ recovers the line cleanly for the fourth page running (scratchpad/q137-126L2_k7.png, PIL MaxFilter then MinFilter at kernel 7): क्रूरः प्रवासी रिपुभिरर्दितः स जनो भवेत् ॥ १२६ ॥, with the Latin serifs erased and every Devanagari stroke standing. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so every 600 dpi render is an upscale and no amount of magnification recovers detail the scan never held. All readings above were therefore taken at or below native resolution -- reduced strips at 0.70x, verse line crops at 0.87x and gloss line crops at 0.72x -- with high magnification reserved for adjudicating single glyphs. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  123. 25.123 सत्यापित

    Verse 123

    संस्कृत

    लाभेशे सहजे मातृसौख्ययुक्तः पुमान् भवेत् । निपुणः सर्वकार्येषु भीतिः शूलरुजापि च ॥ १२३ ॥

    laabheshe sahaje maatrisaukhyayuktah pumaan bhavet | nipunah sarvakaaryeshu bheetih shoolarujaapi cha || 123 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lord of the eleventh stands in the third, the man is blessed with happiness from his brothers; he is skilled in all his undertakings, and there is fear for him, and colic pain as well.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    लाभेश तृतीय भाव में हो तो पुरुष भ्रातृसुख से युक्त होता है । वह सब कार्यों में निपुण होता है, तथा उसे भय एवं शूल-पीड़ा भी होती है ।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 123. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.169, printed page १३७/137. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p137-169.png (600dpi, 3122x4927 -- the narrowest render yet and the eleventh different page width in eleven pages, so every box was again re-profiled from this page's own ink). The page was read three times over: twelve reduced strips scratchpad/p137-s1.png through p137-s12.png, each cut at box (270, y0, 2970, y1) at 0.70x; then line by line at native resolution in sixteen crops scratchpad/q137-118L1.png through q137-126L2.png, each cut at box (630, y0-10, 2880, y1+10) at 0.87x from a NumPy row-darkness band map of twenty-nine bands, together with eleven gloss crops scratchpad/g137-b07.png through g137-b17.png cut at box (270, y0-8, 2970, y1+8) at 0.72x; then at word level for the four points worth adjudicating, in scratchpad/q137-folio.png at 6.0x, q137-subhead.png at 3.6x, q137-121sattvika2.png at 9.0x, q137-122word.png at 5.2x, q137-122cmp.png at 5.0x, q137-123puman.png at 7.8x, q137-124arthapti.png at 2.2x, and q137-126L2_k7.png on a morphologically opened image. The verse block falls at x 654-2850 and the editor's gloss block at x 290-2953: the verses are indented some 364 pixels inside the gloss on the left and stop some 100 pixels short of it on the right. That is the SAME relation printed page १३५ showed, and it is the first geometry of the eleven to repeat -- pages १३४ (verses inside the gloss on both sides) and १३६ (a shared right margin, indented on the left only) each gave a different one. The block extents still had to be measured from this page's own ink, because the page width changed again. The band map separates root text from commentary by band height as before -- verse lines 120-138 pixels against gloss lines 91-102 -- and lays the page out as: band 0, y 363-416, only 53 pixels tall, the running head, which on this recto folio carries the chapter title भावाधीशफलाध्यायः at x 1303-1931 with the folio number at the RIGHT, x 2799-2951; bands 1-6 the six verse lines of verses 118, 119 and 120, closing the tenth lord's round; bands 7-17 an eleven-line gloss paragraph whose first line is indented to x 463 and whose last, band 17, is short at x 290-2342 and carries the closing ॥ ११३-१२० ॥; band 18, only 52 pixels tall and 460 wide at x 1382-1842, the centred subheading opening the next run; bands 19-22 the four verse lines of verses 121 and 122; band 23, 282 pixels, the two lines of verse 123 merged into one band; band 24 verse 124's first line; band 25, 289 pixels, verse 124's second line merged with verse 125's first; bands 26-27 verse 125's second line and verse 126's first; and band 28, 163 pixels and running the full width x 457-2858 because the digitiser's stamp merges into it, verse 126's second line. The lord of the 11th in the 3rd house (सहज, भ्रातृ, विक्रम, तृतीय, brothers and valour). Both lines stand in a single 282-pixel band, band 23, the two printed lines having merged in the row-darkness map. THE FOLIO NUMBER WAS CHECKED AT MAGNIFICATION BEFORE BEING RECORDED, as standing practice now requires. At the 0.70x reduction used for the strips the Devanagari ३ again reads deceptively like १; scratchpad/q137-folio.png at 6.0x settles the running head as १, ३, ७ -- the second glyph showing ३'s double curve, the third ७'s spiral. This is a recto folio, so the running head gives the chapter title भावाधीशफलाध्यायः with the folio at the RIGHT, the mirror of verso page १३६ where the book title stood with the folio at the left. The editor heads the eleventh lord's run centred with लाभेश-फल— (scratchpad/q137-subhead.png at 3.6x), using the hyphen he used in रोगेश-फल--, नवमेश-फल-- and कर्मेश-फल— and omitted in अष्टमेशफल--. The subheading is the modern editor's own and is recorded here as apparatus only, never transcribed as BPHS content. ONE LOOSE READING STANDS ON THIS PAGE AND IS LEFT EXACTLY AS PRINTED. At ref 25.122 the page sets सर्वत्र सिद्धिसुग् दानपरो, and सुग् is not a Sanskrit word: a stem ending in a consonant before the voiced द of दानपरो points to भुज्, whose sandhi form is भुग्, giving सिद्धिभुग्, enjoying or obtaining success -- excellent Sanskrit and plainly the intended sense. The printed glyph was nevertheless adjudicated three ways and is स, not भ. scratchpad/q137-122word.png at 5.2x reads the whole word as four aksharas, सि, द्धि, सु, ग्. scratchpad/q137-122cmp.png sets the disputed akshara at 5.0x beside a known सु taken from सुखितो and a known भ taken from भवेत्, both from verse 118's second line and therefore the same fount, the same line and the same inking: the disputed glyph and the सु are the same shape, an open rounded bowl with its inner curl, while the भ shows the flat-bottomed left stroke joined by a bar to the stem and is plainly different. The native-resolution line crop scratchpad/q137-122L2.png shows the same. The line scans correctly as printed, सर्-व-त्र-सि-द्धि-सुग्-दा-न being eight, so nothing is dropped and this is a substitution of one akshara for another of the same weight, exactly like वृतीयस्थे for तृतीयस्थे at ref 25.87 and भातुः for भ्रातुः at ref 25.104. The printed सिद्धिसुग् is kept in the sanskrit and iast fields; the English and Hindi render the intended सिद्धिभुग् and say so. THE EDITOR'S PROSE ON PRINTED PAGE १३८/138 HAS SINCE SETTLED THE SENSE, THOUGH NOT THE GLYPH. His धनगत clause there reads धन, धर्म, सौख्य से पूर्ण, सर्वत्र सिद्धियुक्त तथा दानी, so he takes the word as a possessive compound meaning endowed with success everywhere -- which is what सिद्धिभुग् means and what सिद्धिसुग् cannot mean. The printed सिद्धिसुग् is still kept exactly as it stands, and the English and Hindi renderings given here are now known to be the editor's own reading rather than an emendation of ours. One conjunct was checked at word level and proved to be a real but harmless simplification. At ref 25.121 the page sets धनवान् सात्विको जनः where the standard form is सात्त्विको. scratchpad/q137-121sattvika2.png at 9.0x shows a single half-त curl before the व, not the two the standard spelling requires -- the half-त discriminator being the curl with no right vertical, against full त. The line scans identically either way, सा being long in both, so there is no metrical consequence; the printed सात्विको is retained and the translations read the ordinary sense, of the sattva quality. A second word-level check settled a glyph that the strips left open. At ref 25.123 the word before भवेत् could be read पुमान्, षुमान् or सुमान् at strip reduction. scratchpad/q137-123puman.png at 7.8x gives three aksharas -- प with the u-matra, म with the a-bar, and न् under a virama -- so the reading is the ordinary पुमान्, a man. A third check, scratchpad/q137-124arthapti.png at 2.2x, confirms ref 25.124's मातृपक्षतोऽर्थाप्तिमाञ् in full, with ञ् before the ज of जनः, which is correct sandhi and the same usage the edition gets right at ref 25.92's दीर्घायुष्माञ् and ref 25.117. One sandhi is left as printed at ref 25.125, where the page sets सुशीलैर्गुणिभिः पुत्रैः विद्याविद्भिर्धृतो भवेत् with a visarga on पुत्रैः before the व of विद्याविद्भिः, where the sandhi of the printed text elsewhere would give पुत्रैर्. scratchpad/q137-125L2.png shows two clearly stacked dots, the same visarga the same line sets on गुणिभिः, and not a joined repha. The line scans correctly as printed and all three words are instrumental plurals agreeing together, so the sense is unaffected; the printed form is kept. THE VERSES GIVE THE ELEVENTH LORD TWO NAMES WITHIN A SINGLE ROUND. Verse 121 opens लाभेशे तनुगे and verses 123 to 126 all open लाभेशे, but verse 122 opens कामेशे वित्तगे (scratchpad/q137-122L1.png at native resolution). काम, desire, is a recognised name of the 11th house alongside लाभ and आय, so this is a second correct name for the same planet and not a defect; it is recorded because the round is otherwise uniform and because the editor's own gloss for these verses has not yet appeared. This page carries ONE gloss paragraph, of eleven printed lines standing between verse 120 and the लाभेश-फल— subheading, and it closes. It runs "पञ्चमस्थ दशमेश हो तो जातक धन, पुत्र युक्त विद्याओं से पूर्ण नित्य हृष्ट-पुष्ट रहा करता है । षष्ठस्थानगत वह हो तो जातक शत्रुपीडित होता है । वह निपुण होते हुए भी दरिद्र तथा पितृसौख्यवर्जित होता है । सप्तमभावस्थ दशमेश हो तो मनुष्य स्त्रीसौख्यपूर्ण, गुणी, सत्यधर्मनिष्ठ तथा मनस्वी, होता है । अष्टमस्थ दशमेश हो तो जातक दूसरे का निन्दक, निष्क्रिय और दीर्घायु होता है । भाग्यस्थ उसे रहने पर जातक धनपुत्रसौख्ययुक्त होता है । ऐसा जातक यदि राजवंश में हो तो वह राजा होवे और अन्य वंश में राजा के समान होता है । दशमेश दशमस्थ हो तो जातक सत्यवादी, पराक्रमी, गुरुभक्त, सभी, कार्यों में निपुण तथा सुखी होता है । दशमेश लाभस्थ हो तो मनुष्य धन, पुत्र, तथा गुण से युक्त होता है । वह सतत प्रसन्न, सत्यवादी एवं सुखी होता है । व्ययस्थ दशमेश होतो राजा के द्वारा व्ययशील, निपुण, शत्रुभीत, और सतत चिन्ताकुल होता है ॥ ११३-१२० ॥" -- and with that closing range it discharges in full the debt left open on printed page १३६ over verses 113 to 117, while also glossing this page's own verses 118, 119 and 120. THAT DEBT HAS SINCE BEEN DISCHARGED. Printed page १३८/138 opens with an eleven-line paragraph closing ॥१२१-१२८॥ which glosses verses 121 to 126 in full, together with 127 and 128 which stand at the head of that page. All of this is the modern editor's own prose, quoted as corroborating apparatus only and never transcribed as BPHS content. THE EDITOR CORROBORATES VERSES 118, 119 AND 120 CLAUSE FOR CLAUSE. His दशमेश दशमस्थ clause gives सत्यवादी, पराक्रमी, गुरुभक्त, सभी कार्यों में निपुण तथा सुखी for verse 118's सत्यवादी पराक्रमी । गुरुभक्तोऽखिले कृत्ये निपुणः सुखितो, word for word and in order; his दशमेश लाभस्थ clause gives धन, पुत्र, तथा गुण से युक्त for verse 119's सुत-वित्तयुतो गुणी and सतत प्रसन्न, सत्यवादी एवं सुखी for its सत्यवादी प्रसन्नात्मा सुखितो; and his व्ययस्थ clause gives राजा के द्वारा व्ययशील, निपुण, शत्रुभीत, और सतत चिन्ताकुल for verse 120's व्ययकृन्नृपतेर्वंशात् । दक्षो रिपुजनाद् भीतोऽनिशं चिन्तातुरो, which settles the ablative नृपतेर्वंशात् as by reason of the king's line rather than as descent from it, and दक्ष as able or skilled. Chapter 25 is laid out twelve verses to each lord of a house, each lord being run through the twelve houses beginning at the 1st: verses 109-120 belong to the lord of the 10th, whom the editor titles कर्मेश and the verses call दशमेश, and verses 121-132 to the lord of the 11th, whom the editor titles लाभेश and whom the verses call लाभेश and once कामेश. This page closes the tenth lord's round at the 10th, 11th and 12th houses and opens the eleventh lord's round, carrying it from the 1st house to the 6th. Verses 127 to 132 should close that round on printed page १३८/138, and verse 133 should open the TWELFTH lord's round -- व्ययेश -- under a fresh -फल-- subheading. The chapter is expected to run to roughly 144 verses. The scan carries the digitiser's provenance stamp -- "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- across the foot of the page. On this page it lies directly over the second line of verse 126, the last line of root text, and merges with it in the band map, which is why band 28 runs the full page width. The morphological opening established on page १३४ recovers the line cleanly for the fourth page running (scratchpad/q137-126L2_k7.png, PIL MaxFilter then MinFilter at kernel 7): क्रूरः प्रवासी रिपुभिरर्दितः स जनो भवेत् ॥ १२६ ॥, with the Latin serifs erased and every Devanagari stroke standing. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so every 600 dpi render is an upscale and no amount of magnification recovers detail the scan never held. All readings above were therefore taken at or below native resolution -- reduced strips at 0.70x, verse line crops at 0.87x and gloss line crops at 0.72x -- with high magnification reserved for adjudicating single glyphs. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review. CORRECTION ENTERED FROM PRINTED PAGE १३८/138. This page prints मातृसौख्ययुक्तः, happiness from the mother, and the printed glyph really is म -- scratchpad/q137-123cmp2.png at 6.5x sets it beside a known म from पुमान् and a known भ from भवेत्, both from this verse's own first line, and it matches the म. But the 3rd house is the house of BROTHERS (सहज, भ्रातृ), the mother belongs to the 4th, and the editor's gloss on printed page १३८ reads सहजस्थ वे हो तो मनुष्य भ्रातृसौख्यपूर्ण, while his very next clause glosses ref 25.124's मातृगे as मातृपक्ष से धनप्राप्ति. The intended word is therefore भ्रातृ, and this printing is already known to drop the subscript र of भ्र -- ref 25.104 sets भातुः for भ्रातुः. The printed मातृसौख्ययुक्तः is retained exactly as it stands in the sanskrit and iast fields above; the English and Hindi have been rewritten to भ्रातृ on the editor's authority. This reading is notable for being defective WITHOUT being ungrammatical: मातृसौख्य is perfectly good Sanskrit and nothing in the line invited a check, so only the gloss and the house significations caught it. FURTHER CORROBORATION FROM PRINTED PAGE १३९/139. That page sets व्ययेशे भ्रातृगे भ्रातृसुखहीनो in verse 135, with the subscript र of भ्र plainly present in both words -- adjudicated in scratchpad/q139-135bhratri.png at 6.0x and q139-135bhra9x.png at 9.0x against a known भ from भवेत् at the end of the same line, the disputed letters carrying a thick diagonal below the letter body which the known भ lacks. The fount therefore holds भ्र and this printing sets it correctly, so the substitution recorded here is a local slip of the compositor and not a limitation of the type. The same page's gloss again equates सहज with भ्रातृ, reading verse 135's 3rd-house result as सहजसौख्यहीन, which is the identification the correction above turns upon.

  124. 25.124 सत्यापित

    Verse 124

    संस्कृत

    लाभेशे मातृगे मातृपक्षतोऽर्थाप्तिमाञ् जनः । भूगेहसौख्यसम्पन्नस्तीर्थाटनपरो भवेत् ॥ १२४ ॥

    laabheshe maatrige maatripakshato.arthaaptimaan janah | bhoogehasaukhyasampannasteerthaatanaparo bhavet || 124 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lord of the eleventh stands in the mother's house (the 4th), the man obtains wealth from his mother's side; endowed with the happiness of land and dwelling, he becomes given to pilgrimage.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    लाभेश चतुर्थ भाव में हो तो मनुष्य को मातृपक्ष से धन की प्राप्ति होती है । वह भूमि-गृह के सुख से सम्पन्न तथा तीर्थाटन में रत रहने वाला होता है ।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 124. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.169, printed page १३७/137. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p137-169.png (600dpi, 3122x4927 -- the narrowest render yet and the eleventh different page width in eleven pages, so every box was again re-profiled from this page's own ink). The page was read three times over: twelve reduced strips scratchpad/p137-s1.png through p137-s12.png, each cut at box (270, y0, 2970, y1) at 0.70x; then line by line at native resolution in sixteen crops scratchpad/q137-118L1.png through q137-126L2.png, each cut at box (630, y0-10, 2880, y1+10) at 0.87x from a NumPy row-darkness band map of twenty-nine bands, together with eleven gloss crops scratchpad/g137-b07.png through g137-b17.png cut at box (270, y0-8, 2970, y1+8) at 0.72x; then at word level for the four points worth adjudicating, in scratchpad/q137-folio.png at 6.0x, q137-subhead.png at 3.6x, q137-121sattvika2.png at 9.0x, q137-122word.png at 5.2x, q137-122cmp.png at 5.0x, q137-123puman.png at 7.8x, q137-124arthapti.png at 2.2x, and q137-126L2_k7.png on a morphologically opened image. The verse block falls at x 654-2850 and the editor's gloss block at x 290-2953: the verses are indented some 364 pixels inside the gloss on the left and stop some 100 pixels short of it on the right. That is the SAME relation printed page १३५ showed, and it is the first geometry of the eleven to repeat -- pages १३४ (verses inside the gloss on both sides) and १३६ (a shared right margin, indented on the left only) each gave a different one. The block extents still had to be measured from this page's own ink, because the page width changed again. The band map separates root text from commentary by band height as before -- verse lines 120-138 pixels against gloss lines 91-102 -- and lays the page out as: band 0, y 363-416, only 53 pixels tall, the running head, which on this recto folio carries the chapter title भावाधीशफलाध्यायः at x 1303-1931 with the folio number at the RIGHT, x 2799-2951; bands 1-6 the six verse lines of verses 118, 119 and 120, closing the tenth lord's round; bands 7-17 an eleven-line gloss paragraph whose first line is indented to x 463 and whose last, band 17, is short at x 290-2342 and carries the closing ॥ ११३-१२० ॥; band 18, only 52 pixels tall and 460 wide at x 1382-1842, the centred subheading opening the next run; bands 19-22 the four verse lines of verses 121 and 122; band 23, 282 pixels, the two lines of verse 123 merged into one band; band 24 verse 124's first line; band 25, 289 pixels, verse 124's second line merged with verse 125's first; bands 26-27 verse 125's second line and verse 126's first; and band 28, 163 pixels and running the full width x 457-2858 because the digitiser's stamp merges into it, verse 126's second line. The lord of the 11th in the 4th house (सुख, तुर्य, चतुर्थ, mother, land and dwelling). अर्थाप्तिमाञ् shows ञ् before the ज of जनः, correct sandhi; see the word-level note below. THE FOLIO NUMBER WAS CHECKED AT MAGNIFICATION BEFORE BEING RECORDED, as standing practice now requires. At the 0.70x reduction used for the strips the Devanagari ३ again reads deceptively like १; scratchpad/q137-folio.png at 6.0x settles the running head as १, ३, ७ -- the second glyph showing ३'s double curve, the third ७'s spiral. This is a recto folio, so the running head gives the chapter title भावाधीशफलाध्यायः with the folio at the RIGHT, the mirror of verso page १३६ where the book title stood with the folio at the left. The editor heads the eleventh lord's run centred with लाभेश-फल— (scratchpad/q137-subhead.png at 3.6x), using the hyphen he used in रोगेश-फल--, नवमेश-फल-- and कर्मेश-फल— and omitted in अष्टमेशफल--. The subheading is the modern editor's own and is recorded here as apparatus only, never transcribed as BPHS content. ONE LOOSE READING STANDS ON THIS PAGE AND IS LEFT EXACTLY AS PRINTED. At ref 25.122 the page sets सर्वत्र सिद्धिसुग् दानपरो, and सुग् is not a Sanskrit word: a stem ending in a consonant before the voiced द of दानपरो points to भुज्, whose sandhi form is भुग्, giving सिद्धिभुग्, enjoying or obtaining success -- excellent Sanskrit and plainly the intended sense. The printed glyph was nevertheless adjudicated three ways and is स, not भ. scratchpad/q137-122word.png at 5.2x reads the whole word as four aksharas, सि, द्धि, सु, ग्. scratchpad/q137-122cmp.png sets the disputed akshara at 5.0x beside a known सु taken from सुखितो and a known भ taken from भवेत्, both from verse 118's second line and therefore the same fount, the same line and the same inking: the disputed glyph and the सु are the same shape, an open rounded bowl with its inner curl, while the भ shows the flat-bottomed left stroke joined by a bar to the stem and is plainly different. The native-resolution line crop scratchpad/q137-122L2.png shows the same. The line scans correctly as printed, सर्-व-त्र-सि-द्धि-सुग्-दा-न being eight, so nothing is dropped and this is a substitution of one akshara for another of the same weight, exactly like वृतीयस्थे for तृतीयस्थे at ref 25.87 and भातुः for भ्रातुः at ref 25.104. The printed सिद्धिसुग् is kept in the sanskrit and iast fields; the English and Hindi render the intended सिद्धिभुग् and say so. THE EDITOR'S PROSE ON PRINTED PAGE १३८/138 HAS SINCE SETTLED THE SENSE, THOUGH NOT THE GLYPH. His धनगत clause there reads धन, धर्म, सौख्य से पूर्ण, सर्वत्र सिद्धियुक्त तथा दानी, so he takes the word as a possessive compound meaning endowed with success everywhere -- which is what सिद्धिभुग् means and what सिद्धिसुग् cannot mean. The printed सिद्धिसुग् is still kept exactly as it stands, and the English and Hindi renderings given here are now known to be the editor's own reading rather than an emendation of ours. One conjunct was checked at word level and proved to be a real but harmless simplification. At ref 25.121 the page sets धनवान् सात्विको जनः where the standard form is सात्त्विको. scratchpad/q137-121sattvika2.png at 9.0x shows a single half-त curl before the व, not the two the standard spelling requires -- the half-त discriminator being the curl with no right vertical, against full त. The line scans identically either way, सा being long in both, so there is no metrical consequence; the printed सात्विको is retained and the translations read the ordinary sense, of the sattva quality. A second word-level check settled a glyph that the strips left open. At ref 25.123 the word before भवेत् could be read पुमान्, षुमान् or सुमान् at strip reduction. scratchpad/q137-123puman.png at 7.8x gives three aksharas -- प with the u-matra, म with the a-bar, and न् under a virama -- so the reading is the ordinary पुमान्, a man. A third check, scratchpad/q137-124arthapti.png at 2.2x, confirms ref 25.124's मातृपक्षतोऽर्थाप्तिमाञ् in full, with ञ् before the ज of जनः, which is correct sandhi and the same usage the edition gets right at ref 25.92's दीर्घायुष्माञ् and ref 25.117. One sandhi is left as printed at ref 25.125, where the page sets सुशीलैर्गुणिभिः पुत्रैः विद्याविद्भिर्धृतो भवेत् with a visarga on पुत्रैः before the व of विद्याविद्भिः, where the sandhi of the printed text elsewhere would give पुत्रैर्. scratchpad/q137-125L2.png shows two clearly stacked dots, the same visarga the same line sets on गुणिभिः, and not a joined repha. The line scans correctly as printed and all three words are instrumental plurals agreeing together, so the sense is unaffected; the printed form is kept. THE VERSES GIVE THE ELEVENTH LORD TWO NAMES WITHIN A SINGLE ROUND. Verse 121 opens लाभेशे तनुगे and verses 123 to 126 all open लाभेशे, but verse 122 opens कामेशे वित्तगे (scratchpad/q137-122L1.png at native resolution). काम, desire, is a recognised name of the 11th house alongside लाभ and आय, so this is a second correct name for the same planet and not a defect; it is recorded because the round is otherwise uniform and because the editor's own gloss for these verses has not yet appeared. This page carries ONE gloss paragraph, of eleven printed lines standing between verse 120 and the लाभेश-फल— subheading, and it closes. It runs "पञ्चमस्थ दशमेश हो तो जातक धन, पुत्र युक्त विद्याओं से पूर्ण नित्य हृष्ट-पुष्ट रहा करता है । षष्ठस्थानगत वह हो तो जातक शत्रुपीडित होता है । वह निपुण होते हुए भी दरिद्र तथा पितृसौख्यवर्जित होता है । सप्तमभावस्थ दशमेश हो तो मनुष्य स्त्रीसौख्यपूर्ण, गुणी, सत्यधर्मनिष्ठ तथा मनस्वी, होता है । अष्टमस्थ दशमेश हो तो जातक दूसरे का निन्दक, निष्क्रिय और दीर्घायु होता है । भाग्यस्थ उसे रहने पर जातक धनपुत्रसौख्ययुक्त होता है । ऐसा जातक यदि राजवंश में हो तो वह राजा होवे और अन्य वंश में राजा के समान होता है । दशमेश दशमस्थ हो तो जातक सत्यवादी, पराक्रमी, गुरुभक्त, सभी, कार्यों में निपुण तथा सुखी होता है । दशमेश लाभस्थ हो तो मनुष्य धन, पुत्र, तथा गुण से युक्त होता है । वह सतत प्रसन्न, सत्यवादी एवं सुखी होता है । व्ययस्थ दशमेश होतो राजा के द्वारा व्ययशील, निपुण, शत्रुभीत, और सतत चिन्ताकुल होता है ॥ ११३-१२० ॥" -- and with that closing range it discharges in full the debt left open on printed page १३६ over verses 113 to 117, while also glossing this page's own verses 118, 119 and 120. THAT DEBT HAS SINCE BEEN DISCHARGED. Printed page १३८/138 opens with an eleven-line paragraph closing ॥१२१-१२८॥ which glosses verses 121 to 126 in full, together with 127 and 128 which stand at the head of that page. All of this is the modern editor's own prose, quoted as corroborating apparatus only and never transcribed as BPHS content. THE EDITOR CORROBORATES VERSES 118, 119 AND 120 CLAUSE FOR CLAUSE. His दशमेश दशमस्थ clause gives सत्यवादी, पराक्रमी, गुरुभक्त, सभी कार्यों में निपुण तथा सुखी for verse 118's सत्यवादी पराक्रमी । गुरुभक्तोऽखिले कृत्ये निपुणः सुखितो, word for word and in order; his दशमेश लाभस्थ clause gives धन, पुत्र, तथा गुण से युक्त for verse 119's सुत-वित्तयुतो गुणी and सतत प्रसन्न, सत्यवादी एवं सुखी for its सत्यवादी प्रसन्नात्मा सुखितो; and his व्ययस्थ clause gives राजा के द्वारा व्ययशील, निपुण, शत्रुभीत, और सतत चिन्ताकुल for verse 120's व्ययकृन्नृपतेर्वंशात् । दक्षो रिपुजनाद् भीतोऽनिशं चिन्तातुरो, which settles the ablative नृपतेर्वंशात् as by reason of the king's line rather than as descent from it, and दक्ष as able or skilled. Chapter 25 is laid out twelve verses to each lord of a house, each lord being run through the twelve houses beginning at the 1st: verses 109-120 belong to the lord of the 10th, whom the editor titles कर्मेश and the verses call दशमेश, and verses 121-132 to the lord of the 11th, whom the editor titles लाभेश and whom the verses call लाभेश and once कामेश. This page closes the tenth lord's round at the 10th, 11th and 12th houses and opens the eleventh lord's round, carrying it from the 1st house to the 6th. Verses 127 to 132 should close that round on printed page १३८/138, and verse 133 should open the TWELFTH lord's round -- व्ययेश -- under a fresh -फल-- subheading. The chapter is expected to run to roughly 144 verses. The scan carries the digitiser's provenance stamp -- "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- across the foot of the page. On this page it lies directly over the second line of verse 126, the last line of root text, and merges with it in the band map, which is why band 28 runs the full page width. The morphological opening established on page १३४ recovers the line cleanly for the fourth page running (scratchpad/q137-126L2_k7.png, PIL MaxFilter then MinFilter at kernel 7): क्रूरः प्रवासी रिपुभिरर्दितः स जनो भवेत् ॥ १२६ ॥, with the Latin serifs erased and every Devanagari stroke standing. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so every 600 dpi render is an upscale and no amount of magnification recovers detail the scan never held. All readings above were therefore taken at or below native resolution -- reduced strips at 0.70x, verse line crops at 0.87x and gloss line crops at 0.72x -- with high magnification reserved for adjudicating single glyphs. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  125. 25.125 सत्यापित

    Verse 125

    संस्कृत

    लाभेशे पञ्चमगते सुखितो धर्मतत्परः । सुशीलैर्गुणिभिः पुत्रैः विद्याविद्भिर्धृतो भवेत् ॥ १२५ ॥

    laabheshe panchamagate sukhito dharmatatparah | susheelairgunibhih putraih vidyaavidbhirdhrito bhavet || 125 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lord of the eleventh has gone to the fifth, he is happy and intent upon righteousness; he is upheld by well-conducted and virtuous sons who are learned in the sciences.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    लाभेश पञ्चम भाव में हो तो जातक सुखी तथा धर्मपरायण होता है । वह सुशील, गुणी और विद्यावान् पुत्रों से धारित एवं पोषित होता है ।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 125. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.169, printed page १३७/137. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p137-169.png (600dpi, 3122x4927 -- the narrowest render yet and the eleventh different page width in eleven pages, so every box was again re-profiled from this page's own ink). The page was read three times over: twelve reduced strips scratchpad/p137-s1.png through p137-s12.png, each cut at box (270, y0, 2970, y1) at 0.70x; then line by line at native resolution in sixteen crops scratchpad/q137-118L1.png through q137-126L2.png, each cut at box (630, y0-10, 2880, y1+10) at 0.87x from a NumPy row-darkness band map of twenty-nine bands, together with eleven gloss crops scratchpad/g137-b07.png through g137-b17.png cut at box (270, y0-8, 2970, y1+8) at 0.72x; then at word level for the four points worth adjudicating, in scratchpad/q137-folio.png at 6.0x, q137-subhead.png at 3.6x, q137-121sattvika2.png at 9.0x, q137-122word.png at 5.2x, q137-122cmp.png at 5.0x, q137-123puman.png at 7.8x, q137-124arthapti.png at 2.2x, and q137-126L2_k7.png on a morphologically opened image. The verse block falls at x 654-2850 and the editor's gloss block at x 290-2953: the verses are indented some 364 pixels inside the gloss on the left and stop some 100 pixels short of it on the right. That is the SAME relation printed page १३५ showed, and it is the first geometry of the eleven to repeat -- pages १३४ (verses inside the gloss on both sides) and १३६ (a shared right margin, indented on the left only) each gave a different one. The block extents still had to be measured from this page's own ink, because the page width changed again. The band map separates root text from commentary by band height as before -- verse lines 120-138 pixels against gloss lines 91-102 -- and lays the page out as: band 0, y 363-416, only 53 pixels tall, the running head, which on this recto folio carries the chapter title भावाधीशफलाध्यायः at x 1303-1931 with the folio number at the RIGHT, x 2799-2951; bands 1-6 the six verse lines of verses 118, 119 and 120, closing the tenth lord's round; bands 7-17 an eleven-line gloss paragraph whose first line is indented to x 463 and whose last, band 17, is short at x 290-2342 and carries the closing ॥ ११३-१२० ॥; band 18, only 52 pixels tall and 460 wide at x 1382-1842, the centred subheading opening the next run; bands 19-22 the four verse lines of verses 121 and 122; band 23, 282 pixels, the two lines of verse 123 merged into one band; band 24 verse 124's first line; band 25, 289 pixels, verse 124's second line merged with verse 125's first; bands 26-27 verse 125's second line and verse 126's first; and band 28, 163 pixels and running the full width x 457-2858 because the digitiser's stamp merges into it, verse 126's second line. The lord of the 11th in the 5th house (सुत, पुत्र, पञ्चम, children and intelligence). On the printed पुत्रैः before a voiced consonant, see the sandhi note below. THE FOLIO NUMBER WAS CHECKED AT MAGNIFICATION BEFORE BEING RECORDED, as standing practice now requires. At the 0.70x reduction used for the strips the Devanagari ३ again reads deceptively like १; scratchpad/q137-folio.png at 6.0x settles the running head as १, ३, ७ -- the second glyph showing ३'s double curve, the third ७'s spiral. This is a recto folio, so the running head gives the chapter title भावाधीशफलाध्यायः with the folio at the RIGHT, the mirror of verso page १३६ where the book title stood with the folio at the left. The editor heads the eleventh lord's run centred with लाभेश-फल— (scratchpad/q137-subhead.png at 3.6x), using the hyphen he used in रोगेश-फल--, नवमेश-फल-- and कर्मेश-फल— and omitted in अष्टमेशफल--. The subheading is the modern editor's own and is recorded here as apparatus only, never transcribed as BPHS content. ONE LOOSE READING STANDS ON THIS PAGE AND IS LEFT EXACTLY AS PRINTED. At ref 25.122 the page sets सर्वत्र सिद्धिसुग् दानपरो, and सुग् is not a Sanskrit word: a stem ending in a consonant before the voiced द of दानपरो points to भुज्, whose sandhi form is भुग्, giving सिद्धिभुग्, enjoying or obtaining success -- excellent Sanskrit and plainly the intended sense. The printed glyph was nevertheless adjudicated three ways and is स, not भ. scratchpad/q137-122word.png at 5.2x reads the whole word as four aksharas, सि, द्धि, सु, ग्. scratchpad/q137-122cmp.png sets the disputed akshara at 5.0x beside a known सु taken from सुखितो and a known भ taken from भवेत्, both from verse 118's second line and therefore the same fount, the same line and the same inking: the disputed glyph and the सु are the same shape, an open rounded bowl with its inner curl, while the भ shows the flat-bottomed left stroke joined by a bar to the stem and is plainly different. The native-resolution line crop scratchpad/q137-122L2.png shows the same. The line scans correctly as printed, सर्-व-त्र-सि-द्धि-सुग्-दा-न being eight, so nothing is dropped and this is a substitution of one akshara for another of the same weight, exactly like वृतीयस्थे for तृतीयस्थे at ref 25.87 and भातुः for भ्रातुः at ref 25.104. The printed सिद्धिसुग् is kept in the sanskrit and iast fields; the English and Hindi render the intended सिद्धिभुग् and say so. THE EDITOR'S PROSE ON PRINTED PAGE १३८/138 HAS SINCE SETTLED THE SENSE, THOUGH NOT THE GLYPH. His धनगत clause there reads धन, धर्म, सौख्य से पूर्ण, सर्वत्र सिद्धियुक्त तथा दानी, so he takes the word as a possessive compound meaning endowed with success everywhere -- which is what सिद्धिभुग् means and what सिद्धिसुग् cannot mean. The printed सिद्धिसुग् is still kept exactly as it stands, and the English and Hindi renderings given here are now known to be the editor's own reading rather than an emendation of ours. One conjunct was checked at word level and proved to be a real but harmless simplification. At ref 25.121 the page sets धनवान् सात्विको जनः where the standard form is सात्त्विको. scratchpad/q137-121sattvika2.png at 9.0x shows a single half-त curl before the व, not the two the standard spelling requires -- the half-त discriminator being the curl with no right vertical, against full त. The line scans identically either way, सा being long in both, so there is no metrical consequence; the printed सात्विको is retained and the translations read the ordinary sense, of the sattva quality. A second word-level check settled a glyph that the strips left open. At ref 25.123 the word before भवेत् could be read पुमान्, षुमान् or सुमान् at strip reduction. scratchpad/q137-123puman.png at 7.8x gives three aksharas -- प with the u-matra, म with the a-bar, and न् under a virama -- so the reading is the ordinary पुमान्, a man. A third check, scratchpad/q137-124arthapti.png at 2.2x, confirms ref 25.124's मातृपक्षतोऽर्थाप्तिमाञ् in full, with ञ् before the ज of जनः, which is correct sandhi and the same usage the edition gets right at ref 25.92's दीर्घायुष्माञ् and ref 25.117. One sandhi is left as printed at ref 25.125, where the page sets सुशीलैर्गुणिभिः पुत्रैः विद्याविद्भिर्धृतो भवेत् with a visarga on पुत्रैः before the व of विद्याविद्भिः, where the sandhi of the printed text elsewhere would give पुत्रैर्. scratchpad/q137-125L2.png shows two clearly stacked dots, the same visarga the same line sets on गुणिभिः, and not a joined repha. The line scans correctly as printed and all three words are instrumental plurals agreeing together, so the sense is unaffected; the printed form is kept. THE VERSES GIVE THE ELEVENTH LORD TWO NAMES WITHIN A SINGLE ROUND. Verse 121 opens लाभेशे तनुगे and verses 123 to 126 all open लाभेशे, but verse 122 opens कामेशे वित्तगे (scratchpad/q137-122L1.png at native resolution). काम, desire, is a recognised name of the 11th house alongside लाभ and आय, so this is a second correct name for the same planet and not a defect; it is recorded because the round is otherwise uniform and because the editor's own gloss for these verses has not yet appeared. This page carries ONE gloss paragraph, of eleven printed lines standing between verse 120 and the लाभेश-फल— subheading, and it closes. It runs "पञ्चमस्थ दशमेश हो तो जातक धन, पुत्र युक्त विद्याओं से पूर्ण नित्य हृष्ट-पुष्ट रहा करता है । षष्ठस्थानगत वह हो तो जातक शत्रुपीडित होता है । वह निपुण होते हुए भी दरिद्र तथा पितृसौख्यवर्जित होता है । सप्तमभावस्थ दशमेश हो तो मनुष्य स्त्रीसौख्यपूर्ण, गुणी, सत्यधर्मनिष्ठ तथा मनस्वी, होता है । अष्टमस्थ दशमेश हो तो जातक दूसरे का निन्दक, निष्क्रिय और दीर्घायु होता है । भाग्यस्थ उसे रहने पर जातक धनपुत्रसौख्ययुक्त होता है । ऐसा जातक यदि राजवंश में हो तो वह राजा होवे और अन्य वंश में राजा के समान होता है । दशमेश दशमस्थ हो तो जातक सत्यवादी, पराक्रमी, गुरुभक्त, सभी, कार्यों में निपुण तथा सुखी होता है । दशमेश लाभस्थ हो तो मनुष्य धन, पुत्र, तथा गुण से युक्त होता है । वह सतत प्रसन्न, सत्यवादी एवं सुखी होता है । व्ययस्थ दशमेश होतो राजा के द्वारा व्ययशील, निपुण, शत्रुभीत, और सतत चिन्ताकुल होता है ॥ ११३-१२० ॥" -- and with that closing range it discharges in full the debt left open on printed page १३६ over verses 113 to 117, while also glossing this page's own verses 118, 119 and 120. THAT DEBT HAS SINCE BEEN DISCHARGED. Printed page १३८/138 opens with an eleven-line paragraph closing ॥१२१-१२८॥ which glosses verses 121 to 126 in full, together with 127 and 128 which stand at the head of that page. All of this is the modern editor's own prose, quoted as corroborating apparatus only and never transcribed as BPHS content. THE EDITOR CORROBORATES VERSES 118, 119 AND 120 CLAUSE FOR CLAUSE. His दशमेश दशमस्थ clause gives सत्यवादी, पराक्रमी, गुरुभक्त, सभी कार्यों में निपुण तथा सुखी for verse 118's सत्यवादी पराक्रमी । गुरुभक्तोऽखिले कृत्ये निपुणः सुखितो, word for word and in order; his दशमेश लाभस्थ clause gives धन, पुत्र, तथा गुण से युक्त for verse 119's सुत-वित्तयुतो गुणी and सतत प्रसन्न, सत्यवादी एवं सुखी for its सत्यवादी प्रसन्नात्मा सुखितो; and his व्ययस्थ clause gives राजा के द्वारा व्ययशील, निपुण, शत्रुभीत, और सतत चिन्ताकुल for verse 120's व्ययकृन्नृपतेर्वंशात् । दक्षो रिपुजनाद् भीतोऽनिशं चिन्तातुरो, which settles the ablative नृपतेर्वंशात् as by reason of the king's line rather than as descent from it, and दक्ष as able or skilled. Chapter 25 is laid out twelve verses to each lord of a house, each lord being run through the twelve houses beginning at the 1st: verses 109-120 belong to the lord of the 10th, whom the editor titles कर्मेश and the verses call दशमेश, and verses 121-132 to the lord of the 11th, whom the editor titles लाभेश and whom the verses call लाभेश and once कामेश. This page closes the tenth lord's round at the 10th, 11th and 12th houses and opens the eleventh lord's round, carrying it from the 1st house to the 6th. Verses 127 to 132 should close that round on printed page १३८/138, and verse 133 should open the TWELFTH lord's round -- व्ययेश -- under a fresh -फल-- subheading. The chapter is expected to run to roughly 144 verses. The scan carries the digitiser's provenance stamp -- "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- across the foot of the page. On this page it lies directly over the second line of verse 126, the last line of root text, and merges with it in the band map, which is why band 28 runs the full page width. The morphological opening established on page १३४ recovers the line cleanly for the fourth page running (scratchpad/q137-126L2_k7.png, PIL MaxFilter then MinFilter at kernel 7): क्रूरः प्रवासी रिपुभिरर्दितः स जनो भवेत् ॥ १२६ ॥, with the Latin serifs erased and every Devanagari stroke standing. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so every 600 dpi render is an upscale and no amount of magnification recovers detail the scan never held. All readings above were therefore taken at or below native resolution -- reduced strips at 0.70x, verse line crops at 0.87x and gloss line crops at 0.72x -- with high magnification reserved for adjudicating single glyphs. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  126. 25.126 सत्यापित

    Verse 126

    संस्कृत

    लाभेशे षष्ठभावस्थे नानारोगसमन्वितः । क्रूरः प्रवासी रिपुभिरर्दितः स जनो भवेत् ॥ १२६ ॥

    laabheshe shashthabhaavasthe naanaarogasamanvitah | kroorah pravaasee ripubhirarditah sa jano bhavet || 126 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lord of the eleventh stands in the sixth house, he is beset with many diseases; cruel, living abroad and tormented by his enemies, such does that man become.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    लाभेश षष्ठ भाव में हो तो मनुष्य अनेक रोगों से युक्त होता है । वह क्रूर, प्रवासी तथा शत्रुओं से पीड़ित होता है ।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 126. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.169, printed page १३७/137. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p137-169.png (600dpi, 3122x4927 -- the narrowest render yet and the eleventh different page width in eleven pages, so every box was again re-profiled from this page's own ink). The page was read three times over: twelve reduced strips scratchpad/p137-s1.png through p137-s12.png, each cut at box (270, y0, 2970, y1) at 0.70x; then line by line at native resolution in sixteen crops scratchpad/q137-118L1.png through q137-126L2.png, each cut at box (630, y0-10, 2880, y1+10) at 0.87x from a NumPy row-darkness band map of twenty-nine bands, together with eleven gloss crops scratchpad/g137-b07.png through g137-b17.png cut at box (270, y0-8, 2970, y1+8) at 0.72x; then at word level for the four points worth adjudicating, in scratchpad/q137-folio.png at 6.0x, q137-subhead.png at 3.6x, q137-121sattvika2.png at 9.0x, q137-122word.png at 5.2x, q137-122cmp.png at 5.0x, q137-123puman.png at 7.8x, q137-124arthapti.png at 2.2x, and q137-126L2_k7.png on a morphologically opened image. The verse block falls at x 654-2850 and the editor's gloss block at x 290-2953: the verses are indented some 364 pixels inside the gloss on the left and stop some 100 pixels short of it on the right. That is the SAME relation printed page १३५ showed, and it is the first geometry of the eleven to repeat -- pages १३४ (verses inside the gloss on both sides) and १३६ (a shared right margin, indented on the left only) each gave a different one. The block extents still had to be measured from this page's own ink, because the page width changed again. The band map separates root text from commentary by band height as before -- verse lines 120-138 pixels against gloss lines 91-102 -- and lays the page out as: band 0, y 363-416, only 53 pixels tall, the running head, which on this recto folio carries the chapter title भावाधीशफलाध्यायः at x 1303-1931 with the folio number at the RIGHT, x 2799-2951; bands 1-6 the six verse lines of verses 118, 119 and 120, closing the tenth lord's round; bands 7-17 an eleven-line gloss paragraph whose first line is indented to x 463 and whose last, band 17, is short at x 290-2342 and carries the closing ॥ ११३-१२० ॥; band 18, only 52 pixels tall and 460 wide at x 1382-1842, the centred subheading opening the next run; bands 19-22 the four verse lines of verses 121 and 122; band 23, 282 pixels, the two lines of verse 123 merged into one band; band 24 verse 124's first line; band 25, 289 pixels, verse 124's second line merged with verse 125's first; bands 26-27 verse 125's second line and verse 126's first; and band 28, 163 pixels and running the full width x 457-2858 because the digitiser's stamp merges into it, verse 126's second line. The lord of the 11th in the 6th house (अरि, रिपु, शत्रु, षष्ठ, रोग, enemies and disease). This verse's second line lies directly under the digitiser's provenance stamp and was recovered by morphological opening; see the note below. THE FOLIO NUMBER WAS CHECKED AT MAGNIFICATION BEFORE BEING RECORDED, as standing practice now requires. At the 0.70x reduction used for the strips the Devanagari ३ again reads deceptively like १; scratchpad/q137-folio.png at 6.0x settles the running head as १, ३, ७ -- the second glyph showing ३'s double curve, the third ७'s spiral. This is a recto folio, so the running head gives the chapter title भावाधीशफलाध्यायः with the folio at the RIGHT, the mirror of verso page १३६ where the book title stood with the folio at the left. The editor heads the eleventh lord's run centred with लाभेश-फल— (scratchpad/q137-subhead.png at 3.6x), using the hyphen he used in रोगेश-फल--, नवमेश-फल-- and कर्मेश-फल— and omitted in अष्टमेशफल--. The subheading is the modern editor's own and is recorded here as apparatus only, never transcribed as BPHS content. ONE LOOSE READING STANDS ON THIS PAGE AND IS LEFT EXACTLY AS PRINTED. At ref 25.122 the page sets सर्वत्र सिद्धिसुग् दानपरो, and सुग् is not a Sanskrit word: a stem ending in a consonant before the voiced द of दानपरो points to भुज्, whose sandhi form is भुग्, giving सिद्धिभुग्, enjoying or obtaining success -- excellent Sanskrit and plainly the intended sense. The printed glyph was nevertheless adjudicated three ways and is स, not भ. scratchpad/q137-122word.png at 5.2x reads the whole word as four aksharas, सि, द्धि, सु, ग्. scratchpad/q137-122cmp.png sets the disputed akshara at 5.0x beside a known सु taken from सुखितो and a known भ taken from भवेत्, both from verse 118's second line and therefore the same fount, the same line and the same inking: the disputed glyph and the सु are the same shape, an open rounded bowl with its inner curl, while the भ shows the flat-bottomed left stroke joined by a bar to the stem and is plainly different. The native-resolution line crop scratchpad/q137-122L2.png shows the same. The line scans correctly as printed, सर्-व-त्र-सि-द्धि-सुग्-दा-न being eight, so nothing is dropped and this is a substitution of one akshara for another of the same weight, exactly like वृतीयस्थे for तृतीयस्थे at ref 25.87 and भातुः for भ्रातुः at ref 25.104. The printed सिद्धिसुग् is kept in the sanskrit and iast fields; the English and Hindi render the intended सिद्धिभुग् and say so. THE EDITOR'S PROSE ON PRINTED PAGE १३८/138 HAS SINCE SETTLED THE SENSE, THOUGH NOT THE GLYPH. His धनगत clause there reads धन, धर्म, सौख्य से पूर्ण, सर्वत्र सिद्धियुक्त तथा दानी, so he takes the word as a possessive compound meaning endowed with success everywhere -- which is what सिद्धिभुग् means and what सिद्धिसुग् cannot mean. The printed सिद्धिसुग् is still kept exactly as it stands, and the English and Hindi renderings given here are now known to be the editor's own reading rather than an emendation of ours. One conjunct was checked at word level and proved to be a real but harmless simplification. At ref 25.121 the page sets धनवान् सात्विको जनः where the standard form is सात्त्विको. scratchpad/q137-121sattvika2.png at 9.0x shows a single half-त curl before the व, not the two the standard spelling requires -- the half-त discriminator being the curl with no right vertical, against full त. The line scans identically either way, सा being long in both, so there is no metrical consequence; the printed सात्विको is retained and the translations read the ordinary sense, of the sattva quality. A second word-level check settled a glyph that the strips left open. At ref 25.123 the word before भवेत् could be read पुमान्, षुमान् or सुमान् at strip reduction. scratchpad/q137-123puman.png at 7.8x gives three aksharas -- प with the u-matra, म with the a-bar, and न् under a virama -- so the reading is the ordinary पुमान्, a man. A third check, scratchpad/q137-124arthapti.png at 2.2x, confirms ref 25.124's मातृपक्षतोऽर्थाप्तिमाञ् in full, with ञ् before the ज of जनः, which is correct sandhi and the same usage the edition gets right at ref 25.92's दीर्घायुष्माञ् and ref 25.117. One sandhi is left as printed at ref 25.125, where the page sets सुशीलैर्गुणिभिः पुत्रैः विद्याविद्भिर्धृतो भवेत् with a visarga on पुत्रैः before the व of विद्याविद्भिः, where the sandhi of the printed text elsewhere would give पुत्रैर्. scratchpad/q137-125L2.png shows two clearly stacked dots, the same visarga the same line sets on गुणिभिः, and not a joined repha. The line scans correctly as printed and all three words are instrumental plurals agreeing together, so the sense is unaffected; the printed form is kept. THE VERSES GIVE THE ELEVENTH LORD TWO NAMES WITHIN A SINGLE ROUND. Verse 121 opens लाभेशे तनुगे and verses 123 to 126 all open लाभेशे, but verse 122 opens कामेशे वित्तगे (scratchpad/q137-122L1.png at native resolution). काम, desire, is a recognised name of the 11th house alongside लाभ and आय, so this is a second correct name for the same planet and not a defect; it is recorded because the round is otherwise uniform and because the editor's own gloss for these verses has not yet appeared. This page carries ONE gloss paragraph, of eleven printed lines standing between verse 120 and the लाभेश-फल— subheading, and it closes. It runs "पञ्चमस्थ दशमेश हो तो जातक धन, पुत्र युक्त विद्याओं से पूर्ण नित्य हृष्ट-पुष्ट रहा करता है । षष्ठस्थानगत वह हो तो जातक शत्रुपीडित होता है । वह निपुण होते हुए भी दरिद्र तथा पितृसौख्यवर्जित होता है । सप्तमभावस्थ दशमेश हो तो मनुष्य स्त्रीसौख्यपूर्ण, गुणी, सत्यधर्मनिष्ठ तथा मनस्वी, होता है । अष्टमस्थ दशमेश हो तो जातक दूसरे का निन्दक, निष्क्रिय और दीर्घायु होता है । भाग्यस्थ उसे रहने पर जातक धनपुत्रसौख्ययुक्त होता है । ऐसा जातक यदि राजवंश में हो तो वह राजा होवे और अन्य वंश में राजा के समान होता है । दशमेश दशमस्थ हो तो जातक सत्यवादी, पराक्रमी, गुरुभक्त, सभी, कार्यों में निपुण तथा सुखी होता है । दशमेश लाभस्थ हो तो मनुष्य धन, पुत्र, तथा गुण से युक्त होता है । वह सतत प्रसन्न, सत्यवादी एवं सुखी होता है । व्ययस्थ दशमेश होतो राजा के द्वारा व्ययशील, निपुण, शत्रुभीत, और सतत चिन्ताकुल होता है ॥ ११३-१२० ॥" -- and with that closing range it discharges in full the debt left open on printed page १३६ over verses 113 to 117, while also glossing this page's own verses 118, 119 and 120. THAT DEBT HAS SINCE BEEN DISCHARGED. Printed page १३८/138 opens with an eleven-line paragraph closing ॥१२१-१२८॥ which glosses verses 121 to 126 in full, together with 127 and 128 which stand at the head of that page. All of this is the modern editor's own prose, quoted as corroborating apparatus only and never transcribed as BPHS content. THE EDITOR CORROBORATES VERSES 118, 119 AND 120 CLAUSE FOR CLAUSE. His दशमेश दशमस्थ clause gives सत्यवादी, पराक्रमी, गुरुभक्त, सभी कार्यों में निपुण तथा सुखी for verse 118's सत्यवादी पराक्रमी । गुरुभक्तोऽखिले कृत्ये निपुणः सुखितो, word for word and in order; his दशमेश लाभस्थ clause gives धन, पुत्र, तथा गुण से युक्त for verse 119's सुत-वित्तयुतो गुणी and सतत प्रसन्न, सत्यवादी एवं सुखी for its सत्यवादी प्रसन्नात्मा सुखितो; and his व्ययस्थ clause gives राजा के द्वारा व्ययशील, निपुण, शत्रुभीत, और सतत चिन्ताकुल for verse 120's व्ययकृन्नृपतेर्वंशात् । दक्षो रिपुजनाद् भीतोऽनिशं चिन्तातुरो, which settles the ablative नृपतेर्वंशात् as by reason of the king's line rather than as descent from it, and दक्ष as able or skilled. Chapter 25 is laid out twelve verses to each lord of a house, each lord being run through the twelve houses beginning at the 1st: verses 109-120 belong to the lord of the 10th, whom the editor titles कर्मेश and the verses call दशमेश, and verses 121-132 to the lord of the 11th, whom the editor titles लाभेश and whom the verses call लाभेश and once कामेश. This page closes the tenth lord's round at the 10th, 11th and 12th houses and opens the eleventh lord's round, carrying it from the 1st house to the 6th. Verses 127 to 132 should close that round on printed page १३८/138, and verse 133 should open the TWELFTH lord's round -- व्ययेश -- under a fresh -फल-- subheading. The chapter is expected to run to roughly 144 verses. The scan carries the digitiser's provenance stamp -- "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- across the foot of the page. On this page it lies directly over the second line of verse 126, the last line of root text, and merges with it in the band map, which is why band 28 runs the full page width. The morphological opening established on page १३४ recovers the line cleanly for the fourth page running (scratchpad/q137-126L2_k7.png, PIL MaxFilter then MinFilter at kernel 7): क्रूरः प्रवासी रिपुभिरर्दितः स जनो भवेत् ॥ १२६ ॥, with the Latin serifs erased and every Devanagari stroke standing. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so every 600 dpi render is an upscale and no amount of magnification recovers detail the scan never held. All readings above were therefore taken at or below native resolution -- reduced strips at 0.70x, verse line crops at 0.87x and gloss line crops at 0.72x -- with high magnification reserved for adjudicating single glyphs. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  127. 25.127 सत्यापित

    Verse 127

    संस्कृत

    लाभेशे सप्तमगते जातः कामयुतो गुणी । उदारः स्त्रीवशो दारवंशादर्थाप्तिमानपि ॥ १२७ ॥

    laabheshe saptamagate jaatah kaamayuto gunee | udaarah streevasho daaravamshaadarthaaptimaanapi || 127 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lord of the eleventh has gone to the seventh, the man born is full of desire and endowed with good qualities. He is generous, subject to his wife, and obtains wealth from his wife's family as well.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    लाभेश सप्तम भाव में गया हो तो जातक कामयुक्त एवं गुणी होता है । वह उदार, स्त्री के अधीन तथा स्त्री के कुल से भी धन प्राप्त करने वाला होता है ।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 127. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.170, printed page १३८/138. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p138-170.png (600dpi, 3376x4962 -- the twelfth different page width in twelve pages, so every block extent was again re-profiled from this page's own ink). The page was read three times over: twelve reduced strips scratchpad/p138-s1.png through p138-s12.png, each cut at box (350, y0, 3200, y1) at 0.70x; then line by line at native resolution in twelve crops scratchpad/q138-127L1.png through q138-133_k7.png, the verse crops cut at box (760, y0, 3060, y1) at 0.90x from a NumPy row-darkness band map of twenty-nine bands, together with seventeen gloss crops cut at box (380, y0, 3160, y1) at 0.72x and stacked for reading as scratchpad/g138-p1a.png, g138-p1b.png, g138-p1c.png, g138-p2a.png and g138-p2b.png; then at word level for the points worth adjudicating, in scratchpad/q138-folio.png at 6.0x, q138-subhead.png at 3.6x, q138-labheshcmp.png at 3.4x, q138-shovsshe.png at 6.5x, q138-132satkritau.png at 5.0x and q137-123cmp2.png at 6.5x. The lord of the 11th in the 7th house (दार, कलत्र, जाया, सप्तम, the wife). Both lines stand in a single 286-pixel band, band 1, the two printed lines having merged in the row-darkness map. The verse block falls at x 798-3140 and the editor's gloss block at x 398-3137: the verses are indented some 400 pixels inside the gloss on the left and stop level with it on the right. That is printed page १३६'s relation -- a shared right margin with the indent on the left only -- and it is the second of the three known block relations to recur, page १३७ having repeated page १३५'s. Twelve pages have now given twelve different page widths but only three different relations between the two blocks. The block extents still had to be measured from this page's own ink, because the page width changed again. The band map separates root text from commentary by band height as before -- verse lines 118-139 pixels against gloss lines 89-114 -- and lays the page out as: band 0, y 364-443, the running head, which on this verso folio carries the book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् at x 1508-2221 with the folio number at the LEFT, x 485-626; band 1, 286 pixels, the two lines of verse 127 merged into one band; band 2, 418 pixels, the two lines of verse 128 merged with the first line of the gloss that follows; bands 3-12 the remaining ten lines of an eleven-line gloss paragraph, band 12 carrying the closing ॥१२१-१२८॥; bands 13-20 the eight verse lines of verses 129, 130, 131 and 132, closing the eleventh lord's round; bands 21-26 a six-line gloss paragraph closing ॥ १२९-१३२ ॥; band 27, only 53 pixels tall and 454 wide at x 1528-1982, the centred subheading opening the next run; and band 28, 303 pixels, the two lines of verse 133 merged and overlaid by the digitiser's stamp. THE FOLIO NUMBER WAS CHECKED AT MAGNIFICATION BEFORE BEING RECORDED, as standing practice now requires, and the check was again needed: at the 0.70x strip reduction the running head read १२८. scratchpad/q138-folio.png at 6.0x settles it as १, ३, ८ -- the middle glyph showing ३'s double curve, which the reduction flattens toward २, and the third the angular ८. That is the fifth consecutive page on which the reduced strip has misreported the folio. This is a verso folio, so the running head gives the book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् with the folio at the LEFT, the mirror of recto page १३७ where the chapter title stood with the folio at the right. The editor heads the twelfth lord's run centred with व्ययेश-फल— (scratchpad/q138-subhead.png at 3.6x), using the em-dash form he used in कर्मेश-फल— and लाभेश-फल—. The subheading is the modern editor's own and is recorded here as apparatus only, never transcribed as BPHS content. A READING FIRST TAKEN AS A DEFECT WAS REVERSED BY A CONTROL COMPOSITE, AND THE REVERSAL IS THE METHODOLOGICAL POINT OF THIS PAGE. Verses 127 and 128 open the two lines at the head of the page, and at 7.5x the final akshara of their first word appeared to carry an a-bar, giving लाभेशो and लाभेशोऽष्टमगे -- a nominative where the round's formula and the locative सप्तमगते / अष्टमगे both require लाभेशे, and before the स of सप्तमगते not even a formable sandhi. That reading was wrong. scratchpad/q138-labheshcmp.png stacks the opening word of verses 127, 128, 129, 130 and 131 at one scale, and all five are the same shape; scratchpad/q138-shovsshe.png then sets the disputed akshara at 6.5x between a GENUINE शो, taken from स्त्रीवशो in verse 127's own second line, and a known शे from verse 130, all three from this page and this fount. The genuine शो shows TWO verticals -- श's own right stem and then the a-bar beyond it -- while the disputed akshara and the known शे each show one. The apparent bar at 7.5x was श's own stem, mistaken for a matra because the glyph was magnified alone with no control of either candidate beside it. Verses 127 and 128 read लाभेशे and लाभेशेऽष्टमगे, in order with the whole round, and there is no defect here. THE STANDING RULE IS THEREFORE STRENGTHENED: never adjudicate an isolated akshara at high magnification without a same-page control of BOTH candidate letters beside it. On page १३७ the control composite confirmed a reading; on page १३८ it reversed one that single-glyph magnification had produced, which is the stronger demonstration. One unusual form was checked at word level and proved sound. Verse 132's second line sets सत्कृतौ व्ययकृद् भवेत्, and सत्कृतौ is the locative singular of सत्कृति, a good deed -- an inflection that appears nowhere else in the chapter. scratchpad/q138-132satkritau.png at 5.0x gives स, त्कृ with its vowel sign, and तौ with the two hooks of the au-matra above. The editor's own gloss reads सत्कार्यों में व्ययशील, a spender upon good works, which is exactly the locative construction, so the printed form is right and the sense is his. This page carries TWO gloss paragraphs and BOTH close. The first, of eleven printed lines standing between verse 128 and the eleventh lord's remaining verses, runs "लाभेश के लग्नगत होने पर मनुष्य धनी सात्विक प्रवृत्ति वाला, काव्यनिर्माता, समदृष्टि तथा सतत धनागम शील होता है । धनगत लाभेश हो तो जातक धन, धर्म, सौख्य से पूर्ण, सर्वत्र सिद्धियुक्त तथा दानी होता है । सहजस्थ वे हो तो मनुष्य भ्रातृसौख्यपूर्ण सभी कार्यों से निपुण और शूल रोग से विभीत होता है । लाभेश चतुर्थस्थ हो तो मातृपक्ष से धनप्राप्ति, भूमि, गृह सौख्य से युक्त तथा तीर्थाटनशील जातक होता है । पञ्चमस्थ लाभेश हो तो जातक सुखी धर्मपरायण तथा विद्वान् सुशील तथा गुणी पुत्रों से युक्त होता है । षष्ठस्थ लाभेश हो तो जातक अनेक रोगों का शिकार, क्रूरस्वभाव वाला, प्रवासी तथा शत्रुओं से पीड़ित होता है । लाभेश दारभावगत हो तो जातक गुणी, कामी, उदार, स्त्री के अधीन और स्त्रीवंश से अर्थप्राप्ति वाला होता है । अष्टमस्थ लाभेश हो तो जातक सर्वत्र कर्म-विफल, दीर्घायु, तथा अपने समक्ष स्त्री का मरण देखने वाला होता है ॥१२१-१२८॥" -- and with that closing range it discharges in full the debt left open on printed page १३७ over verses 121 to 126, while also glossing this page's own verses 127 and 128. The second paragraph, of six lines standing between verse 132 and the व्ययेश-फल— subheading, runs "भाग्यस्थानगत लाभेश हो तो मनुष्य राजवन्द्य धनी, चतुर, सत्यवादी, अपने धर्म में परायण होता है । कर्मस्थ वे हो तो मनुष्य राजपूज्य, संयतात्मा (जितेन्द्रिय) सत्यवादी, गुणी तथा स्वधर्मतत्पर होता है । लाभेश लाभस्थ हो तो मनुष्य को सभी कार्यों में लाभ, सद्विद्या तथा सौख्य से प्रत्यह समृद्ध होता है । व्ययस्थ लाभेश हो तो जातक म्लेच्छों से संसर्ग करने वाला कामी, अनेक स्त्री वाला तथा सत्कार्यों में व्ययशील होता है ॥ १२९-१३२ ॥" and glosses this page's verses 129 to 132 clause for clause. VERSE 133 IS THEREFORE LEFT UNGLOSSED, and the twelfth lord's paragraph must begin on printed page १३९/139. All of this is the modern editor's own prose, quoted as corroborating apparatus only and never transcribed as BPHS content. THE FIRST PARAGRAPH SETTLES THE LOOSE READING PAGE १३७ HAD TO LEAVE OPEN. At ref 25.122 that page prints सर्वत्र सिद्धिसुग् दानपरो, where सुग् is not a Sanskrit word and a consonant-final stem before the voiced द points to भुज्, whose sandhi form भुग् gives सिद्धिभुग्, enjoying success. The printed glyph was adjudicated three ways on page १३७ and is स, not भ, and it is still kept exactly as printed. What page १३८ settles is the SENSE: the editor's धनगत clause gives धन, धर्म, सौख्य से पूर्ण, सर्वत्र सिद्धियुक्त तथा दानी, so he reads the word as a possessive compound meaning endowed with success everywhere -- which is what सिद्धिभुग् means and what सिद्धिसुग् cannot mean. The English and Hindi renderings given at ref 25.122 are therefore the editor's own reading and not an emendation of ours. This is the FIFTH page running on which a reading disputed on one page is settled by the editor's gloss on the next. THE SAME PARAGRAPH CORRECTS A READING THAT HAD PASSED UNREMARKED, and this is the first time the editor's prose has caught one the Sanskrit alone gave no reason to suspect. At ref 25.123 printed page १३७ sets लाभेशे सहजे मातृसौख्ययुक्तः पुमान् भवेत्, and मातृसौख्य -- happiness from the mother -- is perfectly good Sanskrit, so nothing in the line itself invited a check. The editor glosses that same verse सहजस्थ वे हो तो मनुष्य भ्रातृसौख्यपूर्ण, happiness from BROTHERS, which is what the 3rd house (सहज, भ्रातृ) actually signifies; the mother belongs to the 4th, and the very next verse, ref 25.124, is मातृगे and is glossed मातृपक्ष से धनप्राप्ति, so the editor is not being loose. The printed glyph was checked against controls from its own line: scratchpad/q137-123cmp2.png at 6.5x sets the disputed akshara beside a known म taken from पुमान् and a known भ taken from भवेत्, both from verse 123's first line, and the disputed letter is the same two-arched shape as the म, plainly unlike the भ's flat-bottomed stem and joining bar. The page really does print मातृ. Since this printing is already known to drop the subscript र of भ्र -- ref 25.104 sets भातुः for भ्रातुः on printed page १३५ -- भ्रातृ to भातृ to मातृ is a short road. The printed मातृसौख्ययुक्तः is kept exactly as it stands in the sanskrit and iast fields of ref 25.123; its English and Hindi have been rewritten to the editor's भ्रातृ, with the divergence disclosed there. LESSON: a reading can be defective without being ungrammatical, and only the editor's gloss or the house significations will catch it. THE EDITOR CORROBORATES THIS PAGE'S OWN VERSES CLAUSE FOR CLAUSE. His दारभावगत clause gives गुणी, कामी, उदार, स्त्री के अधीन और स्त्रीवंश से अर्थप्राप्ति for verse 127's जातः कामयुतो गुणी । उदारः स्त्रीवशो दारवंशादर्थाप्तिमानपि, word for word and in order, and settles the long compound's second half as अर्थाप्ति, obtaining wealth, the same formation the chapter uses at ref 25.124; his अष्टमस्थ clause gives सर्वत्र कर्म-विफल, दीर्घायु, तथा अपने समक्ष स्त्री का मरण देखने वाला for verse 128's विफलः सर्वकर्मसु । दीर्घायुष्मानपि परं भार्यायाः प्राग् मृतिर्भवेत्, which fixes परं as an adversative though rather than as an adverb of degree; his कर्मस्थ clause glosses verse 130's यतात्मवान् as संयतात्मा and then explains it in brackets as जितेन्द्रिय, one who has conquered the senses; and his लाभस्थ clause gives सभी कार्यों में लाभ, सद्विद्या तथा सौख्य से प्रत्यह समृद्ध for verse 131's अखिलकृत्येषु लाभवान् । सद्विद्ययासुखेनापि समृद्धः प्रत्यहं, which resolves the solidly set सद्विद्ययासुखेनापि into the two instrumentals सद्विद्यया and सुखेन. Chapter 25 is laid out twelve verses to each lord of a house, each lord being run through the twelve houses beginning at the 1st: verses 121-132 belong to the lord of the 11th, whom the editor titles लाभेश and whom the verses call लाभेश and once कामेश, and verses 133 onward to the lord of the 12th, whom the editor titles व्ययेश. This page closes the eleventh lord's round at the 7th through 12th houses and opens the twelfth lord's round at the 1st. Verses 134 to 144 should carry that round through the remaining houses on printed pages १३९/139 and following, and the chapter is expected to run to roughly 144 verses. The scan carries the digitiser's provenance stamp -- "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- across the foot of the page. On this page it lies over BOTH lines of verse 133, the last root text on the page, and the two lines merge with it into a single 303-pixel band. The morphological opening established on page १३४ recovers them cleanly for the fifth page running (scratchpad/q138-133_k7.png, PIL MaxFilter then MinFilter at kernel 7, with q138-133_k11.png at kernel 11 as a cross-check): व्ययेशे तनुगे जातो व्ययप्रकृतिको भवेत् । दुर्बलः कफरोगी च धनविद्याविवर्जितः ॥ १३३ ॥, with the Latin serifs erased and every Devanagari stroke standing. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so every 600 dpi render is an upscale and no amount of magnification recovers detail the scan never held. All readings above were therefore taken at or below native resolution -- reduced strips at 0.70x, verse line crops at 0.90x and gloss line crops at 0.72x -- with high magnification reserved for adjudicating single glyphs, and, as this page's reversal shows, only ever against a same-page control. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  128. 25.128 सत्यापित

    Verse 128

    संस्कृत

    लाभेशेऽष्टमगे जातो विफलः सर्वकर्मसु । दीर्घायुष्मानपि परं भार्यायाः प्राग् मृतिर्भवेत् ॥ १२८ ॥

    laabheshe.ashtamage jaato viphalah sarvakarmasu | deerghaayushmaanapi param bhaaryaayaah praag mritirbhavet || 128 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lord of the eleventh goes to the eighth, the man born is fruitless in all his undertakings. Though he himself is long-lived, his wife's death comes before his own.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    लाभेश अष्टम भाव में जाए तो जातक समस्त कार्यों में विफल होता है । वह स्वयं दीर्घायु होकर भी अपनी पत्नी की मृत्यु पहले देखता है ।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 128. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.170, printed page १३८/138. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p138-170.png (600dpi, 3376x4962 -- the twelfth different page width in twelve pages, so every block extent was again re-profiled from this page's own ink). The page was read three times over: twelve reduced strips scratchpad/p138-s1.png through p138-s12.png, each cut at box (350, y0, 3200, y1) at 0.70x; then line by line at native resolution in twelve crops scratchpad/q138-127L1.png through q138-133_k7.png, the verse crops cut at box (760, y0, 3060, y1) at 0.90x from a NumPy row-darkness band map of twenty-nine bands, together with seventeen gloss crops cut at box (380, y0, 3160, y1) at 0.72x and stacked for reading as scratchpad/g138-p1a.png, g138-p1b.png, g138-p1c.png, g138-p2a.png and g138-p2b.png; then at word level for the points worth adjudicating, in scratchpad/q138-folio.png at 6.0x, q138-subhead.png at 3.6x, q138-labheshcmp.png at 3.4x, q138-shovsshe.png at 6.5x, q138-132satkritau.png at 5.0x and q137-123cmp2.png at 6.5x. The lord of the 11th in the 8th house (रन्ध्र, निधन, अष्टम, death and the hidden). The two lines stand in band 2 together with the first line of the gloss that follows, a 418-pixel band. The verse block falls at x 798-3140 and the editor's gloss block at x 398-3137: the verses are indented some 400 pixels inside the gloss on the left and stop level with it on the right. That is printed page १३६'s relation -- a shared right margin with the indent on the left only -- and it is the second of the three known block relations to recur, page १३७ having repeated page १३५'s. Twelve pages have now given twelve different page widths but only three different relations between the two blocks. The block extents still had to be measured from this page's own ink, because the page width changed again. The band map separates root text from commentary by band height as before -- verse lines 118-139 pixels against gloss lines 89-114 -- and lays the page out as: band 0, y 364-443, the running head, which on this verso folio carries the book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् at x 1508-2221 with the folio number at the LEFT, x 485-626; band 1, 286 pixels, the two lines of verse 127 merged into one band; band 2, 418 pixels, the two lines of verse 128 merged with the first line of the gloss that follows; bands 3-12 the remaining ten lines of an eleven-line gloss paragraph, band 12 carrying the closing ॥१२१-१२८॥; bands 13-20 the eight verse lines of verses 129, 130, 131 and 132, closing the eleventh lord's round; bands 21-26 a six-line gloss paragraph closing ॥ १२९-१३२ ॥; band 27, only 53 pixels tall and 454 wide at x 1528-1982, the centred subheading opening the next run; and band 28, 303 pixels, the two lines of verse 133 merged and overlaid by the digitiser's stamp. THE FOLIO NUMBER WAS CHECKED AT MAGNIFICATION BEFORE BEING RECORDED, as standing practice now requires, and the check was again needed: at the 0.70x strip reduction the running head read १२८. scratchpad/q138-folio.png at 6.0x settles it as १, ३, ८ -- the middle glyph showing ३'s double curve, which the reduction flattens toward २, and the third the angular ८. That is the fifth consecutive page on which the reduced strip has misreported the folio. This is a verso folio, so the running head gives the book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् with the folio at the LEFT, the mirror of recto page १३७ where the chapter title stood with the folio at the right. The editor heads the twelfth lord's run centred with व्ययेश-फल— (scratchpad/q138-subhead.png at 3.6x), using the em-dash form he used in कर्मेश-फल— and लाभेश-फल—. The subheading is the modern editor's own and is recorded here as apparatus only, never transcribed as BPHS content. A READING FIRST TAKEN AS A DEFECT WAS REVERSED BY A CONTROL COMPOSITE, AND THE REVERSAL IS THE METHODOLOGICAL POINT OF THIS PAGE. Verses 127 and 128 open the two lines at the head of the page, and at 7.5x the final akshara of their first word appeared to carry an a-bar, giving लाभेशो and लाभेशोऽष्टमगे -- a nominative where the round's formula and the locative सप्तमगते / अष्टमगे both require लाभेशे, and before the स of सप्तमगते not even a formable sandhi. That reading was wrong. scratchpad/q138-labheshcmp.png stacks the opening word of verses 127, 128, 129, 130 and 131 at one scale, and all five are the same shape; scratchpad/q138-shovsshe.png then sets the disputed akshara at 6.5x between a GENUINE शो, taken from स्त्रीवशो in verse 127's own second line, and a known शे from verse 130, all three from this page and this fount. The genuine शो shows TWO verticals -- श's own right stem and then the a-bar beyond it -- while the disputed akshara and the known शे each show one. The apparent bar at 7.5x was श's own stem, mistaken for a matra because the glyph was magnified alone with no control of either candidate beside it. Verses 127 and 128 read लाभेशे and लाभेशेऽष्टमगे, in order with the whole round, and there is no defect here. THE STANDING RULE IS THEREFORE STRENGTHENED: never adjudicate an isolated akshara at high magnification without a same-page control of BOTH candidate letters beside it. On page १३७ the control composite confirmed a reading; on page १३८ it reversed one that single-glyph magnification had produced, which is the stronger demonstration. One unusual form was checked at word level and proved sound. Verse 132's second line sets सत्कृतौ व्ययकृद् भवेत्, and सत्कृतौ is the locative singular of सत्कृति, a good deed -- an inflection that appears nowhere else in the chapter. scratchpad/q138-132satkritau.png at 5.0x gives स, त्कृ with its vowel sign, and तौ with the two hooks of the au-matra above. The editor's own gloss reads सत्कार्यों में व्ययशील, a spender upon good works, which is exactly the locative construction, so the printed form is right and the sense is his. This page carries TWO gloss paragraphs and BOTH close. The first, of eleven printed lines standing between verse 128 and the eleventh lord's remaining verses, runs "लाभेश के लग्नगत होने पर मनुष्य धनी सात्विक प्रवृत्ति वाला, काव्यनिर्माता, समदृष्टि तथा सतत धनागम शील होता है । धनगत लाभेश हो तो जातक धन, धर्म, सौख्य से पूर्ण, सर्वत्र सिद्धियुक्त तथा दानी होता है । सहजस्थ वे हो तो मनुष्य भ्रातृसौख्यपूर्ण सभी कार्यों से निपुण और शूल रोग से विभीत होता है । लाभेश चतुर्थस्थ हो तो मातृपक्ष से धनप्राप्ति, भूमि, गृह सौख्य से युक्त तथा तीर्थाटनशील जातक होता है । पञ्चमस्थ लाभेश हो तो जातक सुखी धर्मपरायण तथा विद्वान् सुशील तथा गुणी पुत्रों से युक्त होता है । षष्ठस्थ लाभेश हो तो जातक अनेक रोगों का शिकार, क्रूरस्वभाव वाला, प्रवासी तथा शत्रुओं से पीड़ित होता है । लाभेश दारभावगत हो तो जातक गुणी, कामी, उदार, स्त्री के अधीन और स्त्रीवंश से अर्थप्राप्ति वाला होता है । अष्टमस्थ लाभेश हो तो जातक सर्वत्र कर्म-विफल, दीर्घायु, तथा अपने समक्ष स्त्री का मरण देखने वाला होता है ॥१२१-१२८॥" -- and with that closing range it discharges in full the debt left open on printed page १३७ over verses 121 to 126, while also glossing this page's own verses 127 and 128. The second paragraph, of six lines standing between verse 132 and the व्ययेश-फल— subheading, runs "भाग्यस्थानगत लाभेश हो तो मनुष्य राजवन्द्य धनी, चतुर, सत्यवादी, अपने धर्म में परायण होता है । कर्मस्थ वे हो तो मनुष्य राजपूज्य, संयतात्मा (जितेन्द्रिय) सत्यवादी, गुणी तथा स्वधर्मतत्पर होता है । लाभेश लाभस्थ हो तो मनुष्य को सभी कार्यों में लाभ, सद्विद्या तथा सौख्य से प्रत्यह समृद्ध होता है । व्ययस्थ लाभेश हो तो जातक म्लेच्छों से संसर्ग करने वाला कामी, अनेक स्त्री वाला तथा सत्कार्यों में व्ययशील होता है ॥ १२९-१३२ ॥" and glosses this page's verses 129 to 132 clause for clause. VERSE 133 IS THEREFORE LEFT UNGLOSSED, and the twelfth lord's paragraph must begin on printed page १३९/139. All of this is the modern editor's own prose, quoted as corroborating apparatus only and never transcribed as BPHS content. THE FIRST PARAGRAPH SETTLES THE LOOSE READING PAGE १३७ HAD TO LEAVE OPEN. At ref 25.122 that page prints सर्वत्र सिद्धिसुग् दानपरो, where सुग् is not a Sanskrit word and a consonant-final stem before the voiced द points to भुज्, whose sandhi form भुग् gives सिद्धिभुग्, enjoying success. The printed glyph was adjudicated three ways on page १३७ and is स, not भ, and it is still kept exactly as printed. What page १३८ settles is the SENSE: the editor's धनगत clause gives धन, धर्म, सौख्य से पूर्ण, सर्वत्र सिद्धियुक्त तथा दानी, so he reads the word as a possessive compound meaning endowed with success everywhere -- which is what सिद्धिभुग् means and what सिद्धिसुग् cannot mean. The English and Hindi renderings given at ref 25.122 are therefore the editor's own reading and not an emendation of ours. This is the FIFTH page running on which a reading disputed on one page is settled by the editor's gloss on the next. THE SAME PARAGRAPH CORRECTS A READING THAT HAD PASSED UNREMARKED, and this is the first time the editor's prose has caught one the Sanskrit alone gave no reason to suspect. At ref 25.123 printed page १३७ sets लाभेशे सहजे मातृसौख्ययुक्तः पुमान् भवेत्, and मातृसौख्य -- happiness from the mother -- is perfectly good Sanskrit, so nothing in the line itself invited a check. The editor glosses that same verse सहजस्थ वे हो तो मनुष्य भ्रातृसौख्यपूर्ण, happiness from BROTHERS, which is what the 3rd house (सहज, भ्रातृ) actually signifies; the mother belongs to the 4th, and the very next verse, ref 25.124, is मातृगे and is glossed मातृपक्ष से धनप्राप्ति, so the editor is not being loose. The printed glyph was checked against controls from its own line: scratchpad/q137-123cmp2.png at 6.5x sets the disputed akshara beside a known म taken from पुमान् and a known भ taken from भवेत्, both from verse 123's first line, and the disputed letter is the same two-arched shape as the म, plainly unlike the भ's flat-bottomed stem and joining bar. The page really does print मातृ. Since this printing is already known to drop the subscript र of भ्र -- ref 25.104 sets भातुः for भ्रातुः on printed page १३५ -- भ्रातृ to भातृ to मातृ is a short road. The printed मातृसौख्ययुक्तः is kept exactly as it stands in the sanskrit and iast fields of ref 25.123; its English and Hindi have been rewritten to the editor's भ्रातृ, with the divergence disclosed there. LESSON: a reading can be defective without being ungrammatical, and only the editor's gloss or the house significations will catch it. THE EDITOR CORROBORATES THIS PAGE'S OWN VERSES CLAUSE FOR CLAUSE. His दारभावगत clause gives गुणी, कामी, उदार, स्त्री के अधीन और स्त्रीवंश से अर्थप्राप्ति for verse 127's जातः कामयुतो गुणी । उदारः स्त्रीवशो दारवंशादर्थाप्तिमानपि, word for word and in order, and settles the long compound's second half as अर्थाप्ति, obtaining wealth, the same formation the chapter uses at ref 25.124; his अष्टमस्थ clause gives सर्वत्र कर्म-विफल, दीर्घायु, तथा अपने समक्ष स्त्री का मरण देखने वाला for verse 128's विफलः सर्वकर्मसु । दीर्घायुष्मानपि परं भार्यायाः प्राग् मृतिर्भवेत्, which fixes परं as an adversative though rather than as an adverb of degree; his कर्मस्थ clause glosses verse 130's यतात्मवान् as संयतात्मा and then explains it in brackets as जितेन्द्रिय, one who has conquered the senses; and his लाभस्थ clause gives सभी कार्यों में लाभ, सद्विद्या तथा सौख्य से प्रत्यह समृद्ध for verse 131's अखिलकृत्येषु लाभवान् । सद्विद्ययासुखेनापि समृद्धः प्रत्यहं, which resolves the solidly set सद्विद्ययासुखेनापि into the two instrumentals सद्विद्यया and सुखेन. Chapter 25 is laid out twelve verses to each lord of a house, each lord being run through the twelve houses beginning at the 1st: verses 121-132 belong to the lord of the 11th, whom the editor titles लाभेश and whom the verses call लाभेश and once कामेश, and verses 133 onward to the lord of the 12th, whom the editor titles व्ययेश. This page closes the eleventh lord's round at the 7th through 12th houses and opens the twelfth lord's round at the 1st. Verses 134 to 144 should carry that round through the remaining houses on printed pages १३९/139 and following, and the chapter is expected to run to roughly 144 verses. The scan carries the digitiser's provenance stamp -- "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- across the foot of the page. On this page it lies over BOTH lines of verse 133, the last root text on the page, and the two lines merge with it into a single 303-pixel band. The morphological opening established on page १३४ recovers them cleanly for the fifth page running (scratchpad/q138-133_k7.png, PIL MaxFilter then MinFilter at kernel 7, with q138-133_k11.png at kernel 11 as a cross-check): व्ययेशे तनुगे जातो व्ययप्रकृतिको भवेत् । दुर्बलः कफरोगी च धनविद्याविवर्जितः ॥ १३३ ॥, with the Latin serifs erased and every Devanagari stroke standing. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so every 600 dpi render is an upscale and no amount of magnification recovers detail the scan never held. All readings above were therefore taken at or below native resolution -- reduced strips at 0.70x, verse line crops at 0.90x and gloss line crops at 0.72x -- with high magnification reserved for adjudicating single glyphs, and, as this page's reversal shows, only ever against a same-page control. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  129. 25.129 सत्यापित

    Verse 129

    संस्कृत

    लाभेशे भाग्यगे जातो राजपूज्यो धनाधिपः । चतुरः सत्यवादी च निजधर्मसमन्वितः ॥ १२९ ॥

    laabheshe bhaagyage jaato raajapoojyo dhanaadhipah | chaturah satyavaadee cha nijadharmasamanvitah || 129 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lord of the eleventh goes to the ninth, the man born is honoured by kings and a master of wealth. He is clever, truthful of speech, and steady in the duty that is his own.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    लाभेश नवम (भाग्य) भाव में जाए तो जातक राजपूज्य एवं धन का स्वामी होता है । वह चतुर, सत्यवादी तथा अपने धर्म में निष्ठावान् होता है ।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 129. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.170, printed page १३८/138. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p138-170.png (600dpi, 3376x4962 -- the twelfth different page width in twelve pages, so every block extent was again re-profiled from this page's own ink). The page was read three times over: twelve reduced strips scratchpad/p138-s1.png through p138-s12.png, each cut at box (350, y0, 3200, y1) at 0.70x; then line by line at native resolution in twelve crops scratchpad/q138-127L1.png through q138-133_k7.png, the verse crops cut at box (760, y0, 3060, y1) at 0.90x from a NumPy row-darkness band map of twenty-nine bands, together with seventeen gloss crops cut at box (380, y0, 3160, y1) at 0.72x and stacked for reading as scratchpad/g138-p1a.png, g138-p1b.png, g138-p1c.png, g138-p2a.png and g138-p2b.png; then at word level for the points worth adjudicating, in scratchpad/q138-folio.png at 6.0x, q138-subhead.png at 3.6x, q138-labheshcmp.png at 3.4x, q138-shovsshe.png at 6.5x, q138-132satkritau.png at 5.0x and q137-123cmp2.png at 6.5x. The lord of the 11th in the 9th house (भाग्य, धर्म, नवम, fortune and duty). The editor's gloss reads राजवन्द्य for the verse's राजपूज्यो, the same sense. The verse block falls at x 798-3140 and the editor's gloss block at x 398-3137: the verses are indented some 400 pixels inside the gloss on the left and stop level with it on the right. That is printed page १३६'s relation -- a shared right margin with the indent on the left only -- and it is the second of the three known block relations to recur, page १३७ having repeated page १३५'s. Twelve pages have now given twelve different page widths but only three different relations between the two blocks. The block extents still had to be measured from this page's own ink, because the page width changed again. The band map separates root text from commentary by band height as before -- verse lines 118-139 pixels against gloss lines 89-114 -- and lays the page out as: band 0, y 364-443, the running head, which on this verso folio carries the book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् at x 1508-2221 with the folio number at the LEFT, x 485-626; band 1, 286 pixels, the two lines of verse 127 merged into one band; band 2, 418 pixels, the two lines of verse 128 merged with the first line of the gloss that follows; bands 3-12 the remaining ten lines of an eleven-line gloss paragraph, band 12 carrying the closing ॥१२१-१२८॥; bands 13-20 the eight verse lines of verses 129, 130, 131 and 132, closing the eleventh lord's round; bands 21-26 a six-line gloss paragraph closing ॥ १२९-१३२ ॥; band 27, only 53 pixels tall and 454 wide at x 1528-1982, the centred subheading opening the next run; and band 28, 303 pixels, the two lines of verse 133 merged and overlaid by the digitiser's stamp. THE FOLIO NUMBER WAS CHECKED AT MAGNIFICATION BEFORE BEING RECORDED, as standing practice now requires, and the check was again needed: at the 0.70x strip reduction the running head read १२८. scratchpad/q138-folio.png at 6.0x settles it as १, ३, ८ -- the middle glyph showing ३'s double curve, which the reduction flattens toward २, and the third the angular ८. That is the fifth consecutive page on which the reduced strip has misreported the folio. This is a verso folio, so the running head gives the book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् with the folio at the LEFT, the mirror of recto page १३७ where the chapter title stood with the folio at the right. The editor heads the twelfth lord's run centred with व्ययेश-फल— (scratchpad/q138-subhead.png at 3.6x), using the em-dash form he used in कर्मेश-फल— and लाभेश-फल—. The subheading is the modern editor's own and is recorded here as apparatus only, never transcribed as BPHS content. A READING FIRST TAKEN AS A DEFECT WAS REVERSED BY A CONTROL COMPOSITE, AND THE REVERSAL IS THE METHODOLOGICAL POINT OF THIS PAGE. Verses 127 and 128 open the two lines at the head of the page, and at 7.5x the final akshara of their first word appeared to carry an a-bar, giving लाभेशो and लाभेशोऽष्टमगे -- a nominative where the round's formula and the locative सप्तमगते / अष्टमगे both require लाभेशे, and before the स of सप्तमगते not even a formable sandhi. That reading was wrong. scratchpad/q138-labheshcmp.png stacks the opening word of verses 127, 128, 129, 130 and 131 at one scale, and all five are the same shape; scratchpad/q138-shovsshe.png then sets the disputed akshara at 6.5x between a GENUINE शो, taken from स्त्रीवशो in verse 127's own second line, and a known शे from verse 130, all three from this page and this fount. The genuine शो shows TWO verticals -- श's own right stem and then the a-bar beyond it -- while the disputed akshara and the known शे each show one. The apparent bar at 7.5x was श's own stem, mistaken for a matra because the glyph was magnified alone with no control of either candidate beside it. Verses 127 and 128 read लाभेशे and लाभेशेऽष्टमगे, in order with the whole round, and there is no defect here. THE STANDING RULE IS THEREFORE STRENGTHENED: never adjudicate an isolated akshara at high magnification without a same-page control of BOTH candidate letters beside it. On page १३७ the control composite confirmed a reading; on page १३८ it reversed one that single-glyph magnification had produced, which is the stronger demonstration. One unusual form was checked at word level and proved sound. Verse 132's second line sets सत्कृतौ व्ययकृद् भवेत्, and सत्कृतौ is the locative singular of सत्कृति, a good deed -- an inflection that appears nowhere else in the chapter. scratchpad/q138-132satkritau.png at 5.0x gives स, त्कृ with its vowel sign, and तौ with the two hooks of the au-matra above. The editor's own gloss reads सत्कार्यों में व्ययशील, a spender upon good works, which is exactly the locative construction, so the printed form is right and the sense is his. This page carries TWO gloss paragraphs and BOTH close. The first, of eleven printed lines standing between verse 128 and the eleventh lord's remaining verses, runs "लाभेश के लग्नगत होने पर मनुष्य धनी सात्विक प्रवृत्ति वाला, काव्यनिर्माता, समदृष्टि तथा सतत धनागम शील होता है । धनगत लाभेश हो तो जातक धन, धर्म, सौख्य से पूर्ण, सर्वत्र सिद्धियुक्त तथा दानी होता है । सहजस्थ वे हो तो मनुष्य भ्रातृसौख्यपूर्ण सभी कार्यों से निपुण और शूल रोग से विभीत होता है । लाभेश चतुर्थस्थ हो तो मातृपक्ष से धनप्राप्ति, भूमि, गृह सौख्य से युक्त तथा तीर्थाटनशील जातक होता है । पञ्चमस्थ लाभेश हो तो जातक सुखी धर्मपरायण तथा विद्वान् सुशील तथा गुणी पुत्रों से युक्त होता है । षष्ठस्थ लाभेश हो तो जातक अनेक रोगों का शिकार, क्रूरस्वभाव वाला, प्रवासी तथा शत्रुओं से पीड़ित होता है । लाभेश दारभावगत हो तो जातक गुणी, कामी, उदार, स्त्री के अधीन और स्त्रीवंश से अर्थप्राप्ति वाला होता है । अष्टमस्थ लाभेश हो तो जातक सर्वत्र कर्म-विफल, दीर्घायु, तथा अपने समक्ष स्त्री का मरण देखने वाला होता है ॥१२१-१२८॥" -- and with that closing range it discharges in full the debt left open on printed page १३७ over verses 121 to 126, while also glossing this page's own verses 127 and 128. The second paragraph, of six lines standing between verse 132 and the व्ययेश-फल— subheading, runs "भाग्यस्थानगत लाभेश हो तो मनुष्य राजवन्द्य धनी, चतुर, सत्यवादी, अपने धर्म में परायण होता है । कर्मस्थ वे हो तो मनुष्य राजपूज्य, संयतात्मा (जितेन्द्रिय) सत्यवादी, गुणी तथा स्वधर्मतत्पर होता है । लाभेश लाभस्थ हो तो मनुष्य को सभी कार्यों में लाभ, सद्विद्या तथा सौख्य से प्रत्यह समृद्ध होता है । व्ययस्थ लाभेश हो तो जातक म्लेच्छों से संसर्ग करने वाला कामी, अनेक स्त्री वाला तथा सत्कार्यों में व्ययशील होता है ॥ १२९-१३२ ॥" and glosses this page's verses 129 to 132 clause for clause. VERSE 133 IS THEREFORE LEFT UNGLOSSED, and the twelfth lord's paragraph must begin on printed page १३९/139. All of this is the modern editor's own prose, quoted as corroborating apparatus only and never transcribed as BPHS content. THE FIRST PARAGRAPH SETTLES THE LOOSE READING PAGE १३७ HAD TO LEAVE OPEN. At ref 25.122 that page prints सर्वत्र सिद्धिसुग् दानपरो, where सुग् is not a Sanskrit word and a consonant-final stem before the voiced द points to भुज्, whose sandhi form भुग् gives सिद्धिभुग्, enjoying success. The printed glyph was adjudicated three ways on page १३७ and is स, not भ, and it is still kept exactly as printed. What page १३८ settles is the SENSE: the editor's धनगत clause gives धन, धर्म, सौख्य से पूर्ण, सर्वत्र सिद्धियुक्त तथा दानी, so he reads the word as a possessive compound meaning endowed with success everywhere -- which is what सिद्धिभुग् means and what सिद्धिसुग् cannot mean. The English and Hindi renderings given at ref 25.122 are therefore the editor's own reading and not an emendation of ours. This is the FIFTH page running on which a reading disputed on one page is settled by the editor's gloss on the next. THE SAME PARAGRAPH CORRECTS A READING THAT HAD PASSED UNREMARKED, and this is the first time the editor's prose has caught one the Sanskrit alone gave no reason to suspect. At ref 25.123 printed page १३७ sets लाभेशे सहजे मातृसौख्ययुक्तः पुमान् भवेत्, and मातृसौख्य -- happiness from the mother -- is perfectly good Sanskrit, so nothing in the line itself invited a check. The editor glosses that same verse सहजस्थ वे हो तो मनुष्य भ्रातृसौख्यपूर्ण, happiness from BROTHERS, which is what the 3rd house (सहज, भ्रातृ) actually signifies; the mother belongs to the 4th, and the very next verse, ref 25.124, is मातृगे and is glossed मातृपक्ष से धनप्राप्ति, so the editor is not being loose. The printed glyph was checked against controls from its own line: scratchpad/q137-123cmp2.png at 6.5x sets the disputed akshara beside a known म taken from पुमान् and a known भ taken from भवेत्, both from verse 123's first line, and the disputed letter is the same two-arched shape as the म, plainly unlike the भ's flat-bottomed stem and joining bar. The page really does print मातृ. Since this printing is already known to drop the subscript र of भ्र -- ref 25.104 sets भातुः for भ्रातुः on printed page १३५ -- भ्रातृ to भातृ to मातृ is a short road. The printed मातृसौख्ययुक्तः is kept exactly as it stands in the sanskrit and iast fields of ref 25.123; its English and Hindi have been rewritten to the editor's भ्रातृ, with the divergence disclosed there. LESSON: a reading can be defective without being ungrammatical, and only the editor's gloss or the house significations will catch it. THE EDITOR CORROBORATES THIS PAGE'S OWN VERSES CLAUSE FOR CLAUSE. His दारभावगत clause gives गुणी, कामी, उदार, स्त्री के अधीन और स्त्रीवंश से अर्थप्राप्ति for verse 127's जातः कामयुतो गुणी । उदारः स्त्रीवशो दारवंशादर्थाप्तिमानपि, word for word and in order, and settles the long compound's second half as अर्थाप्ति, obtaining wealth, the same formation the chapter uses at ref 25.124; his अष्टमस्थ clause gives सर्वत्र कर्म-विफल, दीर्घायु, तथा अपने समक्ष स्त्री का मरण देखने वाला for verse 128's विफलः सर्वकर्मसु । दीर्घायुष्मानपि परं भार्यायाः प्राग् मृतिर्भवेत्, which fixes परं as an adversative though rather than as an adverb of degree; his कर्मस्थ clause glosses verse 130's यतात्मवान् as संयतात्मा and then explains it in brackets as जितेन्द्रिय, one who has conquered the senses; and his लाभस्थ clause gives सभी कार्यों में लाभ, सद्विद्या तथा सौख्य से प्रत्यह समृद्ध for verse 131's अखिलकृत्येषु लाभवान् । सद्विद्ययासुखेनापि समृद्धः प्रत्यहं, which resolves the solidly set सद्विद्ययासुखेनापि into the two instrumentals सद्विद्यया and सुखेन. Chapter 25 is laid out twelve verses to each lord of a house, each lord being run through the twelve houses beginning at the 1st: verses 121-132 belong to the lord of the 11th, whom the editor titles लाभेश and whom the verses call लाभेश and once कामेश, and verses 133 onward to the lord of the 12th, whom the editor titles व्ययेश. This page closes the eleventh lord's round at the 7th through 12th houses and opens the twelfth lord's round at the 1st. Verses 134 to 144 should carry that round through the remaining houses on printed pages १३९/139 and following, and the chapter is expected to run to roughly 144 verses. The scan carries the digitiser's provenance stamp -- "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- across the foot of the page. On this page it lies over BOTH lines of verse 133, the last root text on the page, and the two lines merge with it into a single 303-pixel band. The morphological opening established on page १३४ recovers them cleanly for the fifth page running (scratchpad/q138-133_k7.png, PIL MaxFilter then MinFilter at kernel 7, with q138-133_k11.png at kernel 11 as a cross-check): व्ययेशे तनुगे जातो व्ययप्रकृतिको भवेत् । दुर्बलः कफरोगी च धनविद्याविवर्जितः ॥ १३३ ॥, with the Latin serifs erased and every Devanagari stroke standing. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so every 600 dpi render is an upscale and no amount of magnification recovers detail the scan never held. All readings above were therefore taken at or below native resolution -- reduced strips at 0.70x, verse line crops at 0.90x and gloss line crops at 0.72x -- with high magnification reserved for adjudicating single glyphs, and, as this page's reversal shows, only ever against a same-page control. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  130. 25.130 सत्यापित

    Verse 130

    संस्कृत

    लाभेशे दशमस्थे तु नृपमान्यो यतात्मवान् । सत्यवादी गुणी चापि स्वधर्मे तत्परो नरः ॥ १३० ॥

    laabheshe dashamasthe tu nripamaanyo yataatmavaan | satyavaadee gunee chaapi svadharme tataparo narah || 130 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lord of the eleventh stands in the tenth, the man is esteemed by the king and master of himself. He is truthful of speech, endowed with good qualities, and intent upon his own duty.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    लाभेश दशम भाव में स्थित हो तो मनुष्य राजमान्य तथा संयतात्मा (जितेन्द्रिय) होता है । वह सत्यवादी, गुणी एवं अपने धर्म में तत्पर होता है ।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 130. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.170, printed page १३८/138. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p138-170.png (600dpi, 3376x4962 -- the twelfth different page width in twelve pages, so every block extent was again re-profiled from this page's own ink). The page was read three times over: twelve reduced strips scratchpad/p138-s1.png through p138-s12.png, each cut at box (350, y0, 3200, y1) at 0.70x; then line by line at native resolution in twelve crops scratchpad/q138-127L1.png through q138-133_k7.png, the verse crops cut at box (760, y0, 3060, y1) at 0.90x from a NumPy row-darkness band map of twenty-nine bands, together with seventeen gloss crops cut at box (380, y0, 3160, y1) at 0.72x and stacked for reading as scratchpad/g138-p1a.png, g138-p1b.png, g138-p1c.png, g138-p2a.png and g138-p2b.png; then at word level for the points worth adjudicating, in scratchpad/q138-folio.png at 6.0x, q138-subhead.png at 3.6x, q138-labheshcmp.png at 3.4x, q138-shovsshe.png at 6.5x, q138-132satkritau.png at 5.0x and q137-123cmp2.png at 6.5x. The lord of the 11th in the 10th house (कर्म, दशम, action and station). The editor glosses यतात्मवान् as संयतात्मा and then explains it in brackets as जितेन्द्रिय, one who has conquered the senses; the Hindi here follows him. The iast field reads tataparo for तत्परो, the transliteration of the printed conjunct त्प. The verse block falls at x 798-3140 and the editor's gloss block at x 398-3137: the verses are indented some 400 pixels inside the gloss on the left and stop level with it on the right. That is printed page १३६'s relation -- a shared right margin with the indent on the left only -- and it is the second of the three known block relations to recur, page १३७ having repeated page १३५'s. Twelve pages have now given twelve different page widths but only three different relations between the two blocks. The block extents still had to be measured from this page's own ink, because the page width changed again. The band map separates root text from commentary by band height as before -- verse lines 118-139 pixels against gloss lines 89-114 -- and lays the page out as: band 0, y 364-443, the running head, which on this verso folio carries the book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् at x 1508-2221 with the folio number at the LEFT, x 485-626; band 1, 286 pixels, the two lines of verse 127 merged into one band; band 2, 418 pixels, the two lines of verse 128 merged with the first line of the gloss that follows; bands 3-12 the remaining ten lines of an eleven-line gloss paragraph, band 12 carrying the closing ॥१२१-१२८॥; bands 13-20 the eight verse lines of verses 129, 130, 131 and 132, closing the eleventh lord's round; bands 21-26 a six-line gloss paragraph closing ॥ १२९-१३२ ॥; band 27, only 53 pixels tall and 454 wide at x 1528-1982, the centred subheading opening the next run; and band 28, 303 pixels, the two lines of verse 133 merged and overlaid by the digitiser's stamp. THE FOLIO NUMBER WAS CHECKED AT MAGNIFICATION BEFORE BEING RECORDED, as standing practice now requires, and the check was again needed: at the 0.70x strip reduction the running head read १२८. scratchpad/q138-folio.png at 6.0x settles it as १, ३, ८ -- the middle glyph showing ३'s double curve, which the reduction flattens toward २, and the third the angular ८. That is the fifth consecutive page on which the reduced strip has misreported the folio. This is a verso folio, so the running head gives the book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् with the folio at the LEFT, the mirror of recto page १३७ where the chapter title stood with the folio at the right. The editor heads the twelfth lord's run centred with व्ययेश-फल— (scratchpad/q138-subhead.png at 3.6x), using the em-dash form he used in कर्मेश-फल— and लाभेश-फल—. The subheading is the modern editor's own and is recorded here as apparatus only, never transcribed as BPHS content. A READING FIRST TAKEN AS A DEFECT WAS REVERSED BY A CONTROL COMPOSITE, AND THE REVERSAL IS THE METHODOLOGICAL POINT OF THIS PAGE. Verses 127 and 128 open the two lines at the head of the page, and at 7.5x the final akshara of their first word appeared to carry an a-bar, giving लाभेशो and लाभेशोऽष्टमगे -- a nominative where the round's formula and the locative सप्तमगते / अष्टमगे both require लाभेशे, and before the स of सप्तमगते not even a formable sandhi. That reading was wrong. scratchpad/q138-labheshcmp.png stacks the opening word of verses 127, 128, 129, 130 and 131 at one scale, and all five are the same shape; scratchpad/q138-shovsshe.png then sets the disputed akshara at 6.5x between a GENUINE शो, taken from स्त्रीवशो in verse 127's own second line, and a known शे from verse 130, all three from this page and this fount. The genuine शो shows TWO verticals -- श's own right stem and then the a-bar beyond it -- while the disputed akshara and the known शे each show one. The apparent bar at 7.5x was श's own stem, mistaken for a matra because the glyph was magnified alone with no control of either candidate beside it. Verses 127 and 128 read लाभेशे and लाभेशेऽष्टमगे, in order with the whole round, and there is no defect here. THE STANDING RULE IS THEREFORE STRENGTHENED: never adjudicate an isolated akshara at high magnification without a same-page control of BOTH candidate letters beside it. On page १३७ the control composite confirmed a reading; on page १३८ it reversed one that single-glyph magnification had produced, which is the stronger demonstration. One unusual form was checked at word level and proved sound. Verse 132's second line sets सत्कृतौ व्ययकृद् भवेत्, and सत्कृतौ is the locative singular of सत्कृति, a good deed -- an inflection that appears nowhere else in the chapter. scratchpad/q138-132satkritau.png at 5.0x gives स, त्कृ with its vowel sign, and तौ with the two hooks of the au-matra above. The editor's own gloss reads सत्कार्यों में व्ययशील, a spender upon good works, which is exactly the locative construction, so the printed form is right and the sense is his. This page carries TWO gloss paragraphs and BOTH close. The first, of eleven printed lines standing between verse 128 and the eleventh lord's remaining verses, runs "लाभेश के लग्नगत होने पर मनुष्य धनी सात्विक प्रवृत्ति वाला, काव्यनिर्माता, समदृष्टि तथा सतत धनागम शील होता है । धनगत लाभेश हो तो जातक धन, धर्म, सौख्य से पूर्ण, सर्वत्र सिद्धियुक्त तथा दानी होता है । सहजस्थ वे हो तो मनुष्य भ्रातृसौख्यपूर्ण सभी कार्यों से निपुण और शूल रोग से विभीत होता है । लाभेश चतुर्थस्थ हो तो मातृपक्ष से धनप्राप्ति, भूमि, गृह सौख्य से युक्त तथा तीर्थाटनशील जातक होता है । पञ्चमस्थ लाभेश हो तो जातक सुखी धर्मपरायण तथा विद्वान् सुशील तथा गुणी पुत्रों से युक्त होता है । षष्ठस्थ लाभेश हो तो जातक अनेक रोगों का शिकार, क्रूरस्वभाव वाला, प्रवासी तथा शत्रुओं से पीड़ित होता है । लाभेश दारभावगत हो तो जातक गुणी, कामी, उदार, स्त्री के अधीन और स्त्रीवंश से अर्थप्राप्ति वाला होता है । अष्टमस्थ लाभेश हो तो जातक सर्वत्र कर्म-विफल, दीर्घायु, तथा अपने समक्ष स्त्री का मरण देखने वाला होता है ॥१२१-१२८॥" -- and with that closing range it discharges in full the debt left open on printed page १३७ over verses 121 to 126, while also glossing this page's own verses 127 and 128. The second paragraph, of six lines standing between verse 132 and the व्ययेश-फल— subheading, runs "भाग्यस्थानगत लाभेश हो तो मनुष्य राजवन्द्य धनी, चतुर, सत्यवादी, अपने धर्म में परायण होता है । कर्मस्थ वे हो तो मनुष्य राजपूज्य, संयतात्मा (जितेन्द्रिय) सत्यवादी, गुणी तथा स्वधर्मतत्पर होता है । लाभेश लाभस्थ हो तो मनुष्य को सभी कार्यों में लाभ, सद्विद्या तथा सौख्य से प्रत्यह समृद्ध होता है । व्ययस्थ लाभेश हो तो जातक म्लेच्छों से संसर्ग करने वाला कामी, अनेक स्त्री वाला तथा सत्कार्यों में व्ययशील होता है ॥ १२९-१३२ ॥" and glosses this page's verses 129 to 132 clause for clause. VERSE 133 IS THEREFORE LEFT UNGLOSSED, and the twelfth lord's paragraph must begin on printed page १३९/139. All of this is the modern editor's own prose, quoted as corroborating apparatus only and never transcribed as BPHS content. THE FIRST PARAGRAPH SETTLES THE LOOSE READING PAGE १३७ HAD TO LEAVE OPEN. At ref 25.122 that page prints सर्वत्र सिद्धिसुग् दानपरो, where सुग् is not a Sanskrit word and a consonant-final stem before the voiced द points to भुज्, whose sandhi form भुग् gives सिद्धिभुग्, enjoying success. The printed glyph was adjudicated three ways on page १३७ and is स, not भ, and it is still kept exactly as printed. What page १३८ settles is the SENSE: the editor's धनगत clause gives धन, धर्म, सौख्य से पूर्ण, सर्वत्र सिद्धियुक्त तथा दानी, so he reads the word as a possessive compound meaning endowed with success everywhere -- which is what सिद्धिभुग् means and what सिद्धिसुग् cannot mean. The English and Hindi renderings given at ref 25.122 are therefore the editor's own reading and not an emendation of ours. This is the FIFTH page running on which a reading disputed on one page is settled by the editor's gloss on the next. THE SAME PARAGRAPH CORRECTS A READING THAT HAD PASSED UNREMARKED, and this is the first time the editor's prose has caught one the Sanskrit alone gave no reason to suspect. At ref 25.123 printed page १३७ sets लाभेशे सहजे मातृसौख्ययुक्तः पुमान् भवेत्, and मातृसौख्य -- happiness from the mother -- is perfectly good Sanskrit, so nothing in the line itself invited a check. The editor glosses that same verse सहजस्थ वे हो तो मनुष्य भ्रातृसौख्यपूर्ण, happiness from BROTHERS, which is what the 3rd house (सहज, भ्रातृ) actually signifies; the mother belongs to the 4th, and the very next verse, ref 25.124, is मातृगे and is glossed मातृपक्ष से धनप्राप्ति, so the editor is not being loose. The printed glyph was checked against controls from its own line: scratchpad/q137-123cmp2.png at 6.5x sets the disputed akshara beside a known म taken from पुमान् and a known भ taken from भवेत्, both from verse 123's first line, and the disputed letter is the same two-arched shape as the म, plainly unlike the भ's flat-bottomed stem and joining bar. The page really does print मातृ. Since this printing is already known to drop the subscript र of भ्र -- ref 25.104 sets भातुः for भ्रातुः on printed page १३५ -- भ्रातृ to भातृ to मातृ is a short road. The printed मातृसौख्ययुक्तः is kept exactly as it stands in the sanskrit and iast fields of ref 25.123; its English and Hindi have been rewritten to the editor's भ्रातृ, with the divergence disclosed there. LESSON: a reading can be defective without being ungrammatical, and only the editor's gloss or the house significations will catch it. THE EDITOR CORROBORATES THIS PAGE'S OWN VERSES CLAUSE FOR CLAUSE. His दारभावगत clause gives गुणी, कामी, उदार, स्त्री के अधीन और स्त्रीवंश से अर्थप्राप्ति for verse 127's जातः कामयुतो गुणी । उदारः स्त्रीवशो दारवंशादर्थाप्तिमानपि, word for word and in order, and settles the long compound's second half as अर्थाप्ति, obtaining wealth, the same formation the chapter uses at ref 25.124; his अष्टमस्थ clause gives सर्वत्र कर्म-विफल, दीर्घायु, तथा अपने समक्ष स्त्री का मरण देखने वाला for verse 128's विफलः सर्वकर्मसु । दीर्घायुष्मानपि परं भार्यायाः प्राग् मृतिर्भवेत्, which fixes परं as an adversative though rather than as an adverb of degree; his कर्मस्थ clause glosses verse 130's यतात्मवान् as संयतात्मा and then explains it in brackets as जितेन्द्रिय, one who has conquered the senses; and his लाभस्थ clause gives सभी कार्यों में लाभ, सद्विद्या तथा सौख्य से प्रत्यह समृद्ध for verse 131's अखिलकृत्येषु लाभवान् । सद्विद्ययासुखेनापि समृद्धः प्रत्यहं, which resolves the solidly set सद्विद्ययासुखेनापि into the two instrumentals सद्विद्यया and सुखेन. Chapter 25 is laid out twelve verses to each lord of a house, each lord being run through the twelve houses beginning at the 1st: verses 121-132 belong to the lord of the 11th, whom the editor titles लाभेश and whom the verses call लाभेश and once कामेश, and verses 133 onward to the lord of the 12th, whom the editor titles व्ययेश. This page closes the eleventh lord's round at the 7th through 12th houses and opens the twelfth lord's round at the 1st. Verses 134 to 144 should carry that round through the remaining houses on printed pages १३९/139 and following, and the chapter is expected to run to roughly 144 verses. The scan carries the digitiser's provenance stamp -- "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- across the foot of the page. On this page it lies over BOTH lines of verse 133, the last root text on the page, and the two lines merge with it into a single 303-pixel band. The morphological opening established on page १३४ recovers them cleanly for the fifth page running (scratchpad/q138-133_k7.png, PIL MaxFilter then MinFilter at kernel 7, with q138-133_k11.png at kernel 11 as a cross-check): व्ययेशे तनुगे जातो व्ययप्रकृतिको भवेत् । दुर्बलः कफरोगी च धनविद्याविवर्जितः ॥ १३३ ॥, with the Latin serifs erased and every Devanagari stroke standing. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so every 600 dpi render is an upscale and no amount of magnification recovers detail the scan never held. All readings above were therefore taken at or below native resolution -- reduced strips at 0.70x, verse line crops at 0.90x and gloss line crops at 0.72x -- with high magnification reserved for adjudicating single glyphs, and, as this page's reversal shows, only ever against a same-page control. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  131. 25.131 सत्यापित

    Verse 131

    संस्कृत

    लाभेशे लाभगे जातोऽखिलकृत्येषु लाभवान् । सद्विद्ययासुखेनापि समृद्धः प्रत्यहं भवेत् ॥ १३१ ॥

    laabheshe laabhage jaato.akhilakrityeshu laabhavaan | sadvidyayaasukhenaapi samriddhah pratyaham bhavet || 131 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lord of the eleventh goes to the eleventh, the man born has gain in every undertaking. Through sound learning and through ease alike he grows richer with each day that passes.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    लाभेश लाभ भाव में ही जाए तो जातक समस्त कार्यों में लाभ पाता है । वह सद्विद्या तथा सुख दोनों से प्रतिदिन समृद्ध होता जाता है ।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 131. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.170, printed page १३८/138. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p138-170.png (600dpi, 3376x4962 -- the twelfth different page width in twelve pages, so every block extent was again re-profiled from this page's own ink). The page was read three times over: twelve reduced strips scratchpad/p138-s1.png through p138-s12.png, each cut at box (350, y0, 3200, y1) at 0.70x; then line by line at native resolution in twelve crops scratchpad/q138-127L1.png through q138-133_k7.png, the verse crops cut at box (760, y0, 3060, y1) at 0.90x from a NumPy row-darkness band map of twenty-nine bands, together with seventeen gloss crops cut at box (380, y0, 3160, y1) at 0.72x and stacked for reading as scratchpad/g138-p1a.png, g138-p1b.png, g138-p1c.png, g138-p2a.png and g138-p2b.png; then at word level for the points worth adjudicating, in scratchpad/q138-folio.png at 6.0x, q138-subhead.png at 3.6x, q138-labheshcmp.png at 3.4x, q138-shovsshe.png at 6.5x, q138-132satkritau.png at 5.0x and q137-123cmp2.png at 6.5x. The lord of the 11th in the 11th house, its own (लाभ, आय, काम, भव in this recension, gain). The second line is printed solid as सद्विद्ययासुखेनापि; the editor's सद्विद्या तथा सौख्य से resolves it into the two instrumentals सद्विद्यया and सुखेन, and it is kept solid here as printed. The verse block falls at x 798-3140 and the editor's gloss block at x 398-3137: the verses are indented some 400 pixels inside the gloss on the left and stop level with it on the right. That is printed page १३६'s relation -- a shared right margin with the indent on the left only -- and it is the second of the three known block relations to recur, page १३७ having repeated page १३५'s. Twelve pages have now given twelve different page widths but only three different relations between the two blocks. The block extents still had to be measured from this page's own ink, because the page width changed again. The band map separates root text from commentary by band height as before -- verse lines 118-139 pixels against gloss lines 89-114 -- and lays the page out as: band 0, y 364-443, the running head, which on this verso folio carries the book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् at x 1508-2221 with the folio number at the LEFT, x 485-626; band 1, 286 pixels, the two lines of verse 127 merged into one band; band 2, 418 pixels, the two lines of verse 128 merged with the first line of the gloss that follows; bands 3-12 the remaining ten lines of an eleven-line gloss paragraph, band 12 carrying the closing ॥१२१-१२८॥; bands 13-20 the eight verse lines of verses 129, 130, 131 and 132, closing the eleventh lord's round; bands 21-26 a six-line gloss paragraph closing ॥ १२९-१३२ ॥; band 27, only 53 pixels tall and 454 wide at x 1528-1982, the centred subheading opening the next run; and band 28, 303 pixels, the two lines of verse 133 merged and overlaid by the digitiser's stamp. THE FOLIO NUMBER WAS CHECKED AT MAGNIFICATION BEFORE BEING RECORDED, as standing practice now requires, and the check was again needed: at the 0.70x strip reduction the running head read १२८. scratchpad/q138-folio.png at 6.0x settles it as १, ३, ८ -- the middle glyph showing ३'s double curve, which the reduction flattens toward २, and the third the angular ८. That is the fifth consecutive page on which the reduced strip has misreported the folio. This is a verso folio, so the running head gives the book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् with the folio at the LEFT, the mirror of recto page १३७ where the chapter title stood with the folio at the right. The editor heads the twelfth lord's run centred with व्ययेश-फल— (scratchpad/q138-subhead.png at 3.6x), using the em-dash form he used in कर्मेश-फल— and लाभेश-फल—. The subheading is the modern editor's own and is recorded here as apparatus only, never transcribed as BPHS content. A READING FIRST TAKEN AS A DEFECT WAS REVERSED BY A CONTROL COMPOSITE, AND THE REVERSAL IS THE METHODOLOGICAL POINT OF THIS PAGE. Verses 127 and 128 open the two lines at the head of the page, and at 7.5x the final akshara of their first word appeared to carry an a-bar, giving लाभेशो and लाभेशोऽष्टमगे -- a nominative where the round's formula and the locative सप्तमगते / अष्टमगे both require लाभेशे, and before the स of सप्तमगते not even a formable sandhi. That reading was wrong. scratchpad/q138-labheshcmp.png stacks the opening word of verses 127, 128, 129, 130 and 131 at one scale, and all five are the same shape; scratchpad/q138-shovsshe.png then sets the disputed akshara at 6.5x between a GENUINE शो, taken from स्त्रीवशो in verse 127's own second line, and a known शे from verse 130, all three from this page and this fount. The genuine शो shows TWO verticals -- श's own right stem and then the a-bar beyond it -- while the disputed akshara and the known शे each show one. The apparent bar at 7.5x was श's own stem, mistaken for a matra because the glyph was magnified alone with no control of either candidate beside it. Verses 127 and 128 read लाभेशे and लाभेशेऽष्टमगे, in order with the whole round, and there is no defect here. THE STANDING RULE IS THEREFORE STRENGTHENED: never adjudicate an isolated akshara at high magnification without a same-page control of BOTH candidate letters beside it. On page १३७ the control composite confirmed a reading; on page १३८ it reversed one that single-glyph magnification had produced, which is the stronger demonstration. One unusual form was checked at word level and proved sound. Verse 132's second line sets सत्कृतौ व्ययकृद् भवेत्, and सत्कृतौ is the locative singular of सत्कृति, a good deed -- an inflection that appears nowhere else in the chapter. scratchpad/q138-132satkritau.png at 5.0x gives स, त्कृ with its vowel sign, and तौ with the two hooks of the au-matra above. The editor's own gloss reads सत्कार्यों में व्ययशील, a spender upon good works, which is exactly the locative construction, so the printed form is right and the sense is his. This page carries TWO gloss paragraphs and BOTH close. The first, of eleven printed lines standing between verse 128 and the eleventh lord's remaining verses, runs "लाभेश के लग्नगत होने पर मनुष्य धनी सात्विक प्रवृत्ति वाला, काव्यनिर्माता, समदृष्टि तथा सतत धनागम शील होता है । धनगत लाभेश हो तो जातक धन, धर्म, सौख्य से पूर्ण, सर्वत्र सिद्धियुक्त तथा दानी होता है । सहजस्थ वे हो तो मनुष्य भ्रातृसौख्यपूर्ण सभी कार्यों से निपुण और शूल रोग से विभीत होता है । लाभेश चतुर्थस्थ हो तो मातृपक्ष से धनप्राप्ति, भूमि, गृह सौख्य से युक्त तथा तीर्थाटनशील जातक होता है । पञ्चमस्थ लाभेश हो तो जातक सुखी धर्मपरायण तथा विद्वान् सुशील तथा गुणी पुत्रों से युक्त होता है । षष्ठस्थ लाभेश हो तो जातक अनेक रोगों का शिकार, क्रूरस्वभाव वाला, प्रवासी तथा शत्रुओं से पीड़ित होता है । लाभेश दारभावगत हो तो जातक गुणी, कामी, उदार, स्त्री के अधीन और स्त्रीवंश से अर्थप्राप्ति वाला होता है । अष्टमस्थ लाभेश हो तो जातक सर्वत्र कर्म-विफल, दीर्घायु, तथा अपने समक्ष स्त्री का मरण देखने वाला होता है ॥१२१-१२८॥" -- and with that closing range it discharges in full the debt left open on printed page १३७ over verses 121 to 126, while also glossing this page's own verses 127 and 128. The second paragraph, of six lines standing between verse 132 and the व्ययेश-फल— subheading, runs "भाग्यस्थानगत लाभेश हो तो मनुष्य राजवन्द्य धनी, चतुर, सत्यवादी, अपने धर्म में परायण होता है । कर्मस्थ वे हो तो मनुष्य राजपूज्य, संयतात्मा (जितेन्द्रिय) सत्यवादी, गुणी तथा स्वधर्मतत्पर होता है । लाभेश लाभस्थ हो तो मनुष्य को सभी कार्यों में लाभ, सद्विद्या तथा सौख्य से प्रत्यह समृद्ध होता है । व्ययस्थ लाभेश हो तो जातक म्लेच्छों से संसर्ग करने वाला कामी, अनेक स्त्री वाला तथा सत्कार्यों में व्ययशील होता है ॥ १२९-१३२ ॥" and glosses this page's verses 129 to 132 clause for clause. VERSE 133 IS THEREFORE LEFT UNGLOSSED, and the twelfth lord's paragraph must begin on printed page १३९/139. All of this is the modern editor's own prose, quoted as corroborating apparatus only and never transcribed as BPHS content. THE FIRST PARAGRAPH SETTLES THE LOOSE READING PAGE १३७ HAD TO LEAVE OPEN. At ref 25.122 that page prints सर्वत्र सिद्धिसुग् दानपरो, where सुग् is not a Sanskrit word and a consonant-final stem before the voiced द points to भुज्, whose sandhi form भुग् gives सिद्धिभुग्, enjoying success. The printed glyph was adjudicated three ways on page १३७ and is स, not भ, and it is still kept exactly as printed. What page १३८ settles is the SENSE: the editor's धनगत clause gives धन, धर्म, सौख्य से पूर्ण, सर्वत्र सिद्धियुक्त तथा दानी, so he reads the word as a possessive compound meaning endowed with success everywhere -- which is what सिद्धिभुग् means and what सिद्धिसुग् cannot mean. The English and Hindi renderings given at ref 25.122 are therefore the editor's own reading and not an emendation of ours. This is the FIFTH page running on which a reading disputed on one page is settled by the editor's gloss on the next. THE SAME PARAGRAPH CORRECTS A READING THAT HAD PASSED UNREMARKED, and this is the first time the editor's prose has caught one the Sanskrit alone gave no reason to suspect. At ref 25.123 printed page १३७ sets लाभेशे सहजे मातृसौख्ययुक्तः पुमान् भवेत्, and मातृसौख्य -- happiness from the mother -- is perfectly good Sanskrit, so nothing in the line itself invited a check. The editor glosses that same verse सहजस्थ वे हो तो मनुष्य भ्रातृसौख्यपूर्ण, happiness from BROTHERS, which is what the 3rd house (सहज, भ्रातृ) actually signifies; the mother belongs to the 4th, and the very next verse, ref 25.124, is मातृगे and is glossed मातृपक्ष से धनप्राप्ति, so the editor is not being loose. The printed glyph was checked against controls from its own line: scratchpad/q137-123cmp2.png at 6.5x sets the disputed akshara beside a known म taken from पुमान् and a known भ taken from भवेत्, both from verse 123's first line, and the disputed letter is the same two-arched shape as the म, plainly unlike the भ's flat-bottomed stem and joining bar. The page really does print मातृ. Since this printing is already known to drop the subscript र of भ्र -- ref 25.104 sets भातुः for भ्रातुः on printed page १३५ -- भ्रातृ to भातृ to मातृ is a short road. The printed मातृसौख्ययुक्तः is kept exactly as it stands in the sanskrit and iast fields of ref 25.123; its English and Hindi have been rewritten to the editor's भ्रातृ, with the divergence disclosed there. LESSON: a reading can be defective without being ungrammatical, and only the editor's gloss or the house significations will catch it. THE EDITOR CORROBORATES THIS PAGE'S OWN VERSES CLAUSE FOR CLAUSE. His दारभावगत clause gives गुणी, कामी, उदार, स्त्री के अधीन और स्त्रीवंश से अर्थप्राप्ति for verse 127's जातः कामयुतो गुणी । उदारः स्त्रीवशो दारवंशादर्थाप्तिमानपि, word for word and in order, and settles the long compound's second half as अर्थाप्ति, obtaining wealth, the same formation the chapter uses at ref 25.124; his अष्टमस्थ clause gives सर्वत्र कर्म-विफल, दीर्घायु, तथा अपने समक्ष स्त्री का मरण देखने वाला for verse 128's विफलः सर्वकर्मसु । दीर्घायुष्मानपि परं भार्यायाः प्राग् मृतिर्भवेत्, which fixes परं as an adversative though rather than as an adverb of degree; his कर्मस्थ clause glosses verse 130's यतात्मवान् as संयतात्मा and then explains it in brackets as जितेन्द्रिय, one who has conquered the senses; and his लाभस्थ clause gives सभी कार्यों में लाभ, सद्विद्या तथा सौख्य से प्रत्यह समृद्ध for verse 131's अखिलकृत्येषु लाभवान् । सद्विद्ययासुखेनापि समृद्धः प्रत्यहं, which resolves the solidly set सद्विद्ययासुखेनापि into the two instrumentals सद्विद्यया and सुखेन. Chapter 25 is laid out twelve verses to each lord of a house, each lord being run through the twelve houses beginning at the 1st: verses 121-132 belong to the lord of the 11th, whom the editor titles लाभेश and whom the verses call लाभेश and once कामेश, and verses 133 onward to the lord of the 12th, whom the editor titles व्ययेश. This page closes the eleventh lord's round at the 7th through 12th houses and opens the twelfth lord's round at the 1st. Verses 134 to 144 should carry that round through the remaining houses on printed pages १३९/139 and following, and the chapter is expected to run to roughly 144 verses. The scan carries the digitiser's provenance stamp -- "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- across the foot of the page. On this page it lies over BOTH lines of verse 133, the last root text on the page, and the two lines merge with it into a single 303-pixel band. The morphological opening established on page १३४ recovers them cleanly for the fifth page running (scratchpad/q138-133_k7.png, PIL MaxFilter then MinFilter at kernel 7, with q138-133_k11.png at kernel 11 as a cross-check): व्ययेशे तनुगे जातो व्ययप्रकृतिको भवेत् । दुर्बलः कफरोगी च धनविद्याविवर्जितः ॥ १३३ ॥, with the Latin serifs erased and every Devanagari stroke standing. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so every 600 dpi render is an upscale and no amount of magnification recovers detail the scan never held. All readings above were therefore taken at or below native resolution -- reduced strips at 0.70x, verse line crops at 0.90x and gloss line crops at 0.72x -- with high magnification reserved for adjudicating single glyphs, and, as this page's reversal shows, only ever against a same-page control. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  132. 25.132 सत्यापित

    Verse 132

    संस्कृत

    लाभेशे व्ययगे जातो म्लेच्छसंसर्गकारकः । कामुको बहुकान्तश्च सत्कृतौ व्ययकृद् भवेत् ॥ १३२ ॥

    laabheshe vyayage jaato mlechchhasamsargakaarakah | kaamuko bahukaantashcha satkritau vyayakrid bhavet || 132 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lord of the eleventh goes to the twelfth, the man born keeps company with barbarians. He is lustful and has many women, and he spends freely upon good works.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    लाभेश द्वादश (व्यय) भाव में जाए तो जातक म्लेच्छों से संसर्ग करने वाला होता है । वह कामी, अनेक स्त्रियों वाला तथा सत्कार्यों में व्ययशील होता है ।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 132. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.170, printed page १३८/138. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p138-170.png (600dpi, 3376x4962 -- the twelfth different page width in twelve pages, so every block extent was again re-profiled from this page's own ink). The page was read three times over: twelve reduced strips scratchpad/p138-s1.png through p138-s12.png, each cut at box (350, y0, 3200, y1) at 0.70x; then line by line at native resolution in twelve crops scratchpad/q138-127L1.png through q138-133_k7.png, the verse crops cut at box (760, y0, 3060, y1) at 0.90x from a NumPy row-darkness band map of twenty-nine bands, together with seventeen gloss crops cut at box (380, y0, 3160, y1) at 0.72x and stacked for reading as scratchpad/g138-p1a.png, g138-p1b.png, g138-p1c.png, g138-p2a.png and g138-p2b.png; then at word level for the points worth adjudicating, in scratchpad/q138-folio.png at 6.0x, q138-subhead.png at 3.6x, q138-labheshcmp.png at 3.4x, q138-shovsshe.png at 6.5x, q138-132satkritau.png at 5.0x and q137-123cmp2.png at 6.5x. The lord of the 11th in the 12th house (व्यय, रिष्फ, द्वादश, loss and expenditure), closing the eleventh lord's round. सत्कृतौ is the locative singular of सत्कृति, a good deed, confirmed at word level and by the editor's सत्कार्यों में व्ययशील. The verse block falls at x 798-3140 and the editor's gloss block at x 398-3137: the verses are indented some 400 pixels inside the gloss on the left and stop level with it on the right. That is printed page १३६'s relation -- a shared right margin with the indent on the left only -- and it is the second of the three known block relations to recur, page १३७ having repeated page १३५'s. Twelve pages have now given twelve different page widths but only three different relations between the two blocks. The block extents still had to be measured from this page's own ink, because the page width changed again. The band map separates root text from commentary by band height as before -- verse lines 118-139 pixels against gloss lines 89-114 -- and lays the page out as: band 0, y 364-443, the running head, which on this verso folio carries the book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् at x 1508-2221 with the folio number at the LEFT, x 485-626; band 1, 286 pixels, the two lines of verse 127 merged into one band; band 2, 418 pixels, the two lines of verse 128 merged with the first line of the gloss that follows; bands 3-12 the remaining ten lines of an eleven-line gloss paragraph, band 12 carrying the closing ॥१२१-१२८॥; bands 13-20 the eight verse lines of verses 129, 130, 131 and 132, closing the eleventh lord's round; bands 21-26 a six-line gloss paragraph closing ॥ १२९-१३२ ॥; band 27, only 53 pixels tall and 454 wide at x 1528-1982, the centred subheading opening the next run; and band 28, 303 pixels, the two lines of verse 133 merged and overlaid by the digitiser's stamp. THE FOLIO NUMBER WAS CHECKED AT MAGNIFICATION BEFORE BEING RECORDED, as standing practice now requires, and the check was again needed: at the 0.70x strip reduction the running head read १२८. scratchpad/q138-folio.png at 6.0x settles it as १, ३, ८ -- the middle glyph showing ३'s double curve, which the reduction flattens toward २, and the third the angular ८. That is the fifth consecutive page on which the reduced strip has misreported the folio. This is a verso folio, so the running head gives the book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् with the folio at the LEFT, the mirror of recto page १३७ where the chapter title stood with the folio at the right. The editor heads the twelfth lord's run centred with व्ययेश-फल— (scratchpad/q138-subhead.png at 3.6x), using the em-dash form he used in कर्मेश-फल— and लाभेश-फल—. The subheading is the modern editor's own and is recorded here as apparatus only, never transcribed as BPHS content. A READING FIRST TAKEN AS A DEFECT WAS REVERSED BY A CONTROL COMPOSITE, AND THE REVERSAL IS THE METHODOLOGICAL POINT OF THIS PAGE. Verses 127 and 128 open the two lines at the head of the page, and at 7.5x the final akshara of their first word appeared to carry an a-bar, giving लाभेशो and लाभेशोऽष्टमगे -- a nominative where the round's formula and the locative सप्तमगते / अष्टमगे both require लाभेशे, and before the स of सप्तमगते not even a formable sandhi. That reading was wrong. scratchpad/q138-labheshcmp.png stacks the opening word of verses 127, 128, 129, 130 and 131 at one scale, and all five are the same shape; scratchpad/q138-shovsshe.png then sets the disputed akshara at 6.5x between a GENUINE शो, taken from स्त्रीवशो in verse 127's own second line, and a known शे from verse 130, all three from this page and this fount. The genuine शो shows TWO verticals -- श's own right stem and then the a-bar beyond it -- while the disputed akshara and the known शे each show one. The apparent bar at 7.5x was श's own stem, mistaken for a matra because the glyph was magnified alone with no control of either candidate beside it. Verses 127 and 128 read लाभेशे and लाभेशेऽष्टमगे, in order with the whole round, and there is no defect here. THE STANDING RULE IS THEREFORE STRENGTHENED: never adjudicate an isolated akshara at high magnification without a same-page control of BOTH candidate letters beside it. On page १३७ the control composite confirmed a reading; on page १३८ it reversed one that single-glyph magnification had produced, which is the stronger demonstration. One unusual form was checked at word level and proved sound. Verse 132's second line sets सत्कृतौ व्ययकृद् भवेत्, and सत्कृतौ is the locative singular of सत्कृति, a good deed -- an inflection that appears nowhere else in the chapter. scratchpad/q138-132satkritau.png at 5.0x gives स, त्कृ with its vowel sign, and तौ with the two hooks of the au-matra above. The editor's own gloss reads सत्कार्यों में व्ययशील, a spender upon good works, which is exactly the locative construction, so the printed form is right and the sense is his. This page carries TWO gloss paragraphs and BOTH close. The first, of eleven printed lines standing between verse 128 and the eleventh lord's remaining verses, runs "लाभेश के लग्नगत होने पर मनुष्य धनी सात्विक प्रवृत्ति वाला, काव्यनिर्माता, समदृष्टि तथा सतत धनागम शील होता है । धनगत लाभेश हो तो जातक धन, धर्म, सौख्य से पूर्ण, सर्वत्र सिद्धियुक्त तथा दानी होता है । सहजस्थ वे हो तो मनुष्य भ्रातृसौख्यपूर्ण सभी कार्यों से निपुण और शूल रोग से विभीत होता है । लाभेश चतुर्थस्थ हो तो मातृपक्ष से धनप्राप्ति, भूमि, गृह सौख्य से युक्त तथा तीर्थाटनशील जातक होता है । पञ्चमस्थ लाभेश हो तो जातक सुखी धर्मपरायण तथा विद्वान् सुशील तथा गुणी पुत्रों से युक्त होता है । षष्ठस्थ लाभेश हो तो जातक अनेक रोगों का शिकार, क्रूरस्वभाव वाला, प्रवासी तथा शत्रुओं से पीड़ित होता है । लाभेश दारभावगत हो तो जातक गुणी, कामी, उदार, स्त्री के अधीन और स्त्रीवंश से अर्थप्राप्ति वाला होता है । अष्टमस्थ लाभेश हो तो जातक सर्वत्र कर्म-विफल, दीर्घायु, तथा अपने समक्ष स्त्री का मरण देखने वाला होता है ॥१२१-१२८॥" -- and with that closing range it discharges in full the debt left open on printed page १३७ over verses 121 to 126, while also glossing this page's own verses 127 and 128. The second paragraph, of six lines standing between verse 132 and the व्ययेश-फल— subheading, runs "भाग्यस्थानगत लाभेश हो तो मनुष्य राजवन्द्य धनी, चतुर, सत्यवादी, अपने धर्म में परायण होता है । कर्मस्थ वे हो तो मनुष्य राजपूज्य, संयतात्मा (जितेन्द्रिय) सत्यवादी, गुणी तथा स्वधर्मतत्पर होता है । लाभेश लाभस्थ हो तो मनुष्य को सभी कार्यों में लाभ, सद्विद्या तथा सौख्य से प्रत्यह समृद्ध होता है । व्ययस्थ लाभेश हो तो जातक म्लेच्छों से संसर्ग करने वाला कामी, अनेक स्त्री वाला तथा सत्कार्यों में व्ययशील होता है ॥ १२९-१३२ ॥" and glosses this page's verses 129 to 132 clause for clause. VERSE 133 IS THEREFORE LEFT UNGLOSSED, and the twelfth lord's paragraph must begin on printed page १३९/139. All of this is the modern editor's own prose, quoted as corroborating apparatus only and never transcribed as BPHS content. THE FIRST PARAGRAPH SETTLES THE LOOSE READING PAGE १३७ HAD TO LEAVE OPEN. At ref 25.122 that page prints सर्वत्र सिद्धिसुग् दानपरो, where सुग् is not a Sanskrit word and a consonant-final stem before the voiced द points to भुज्, whose sandhi form भुग् gives सिद्धिभुग्, enjoying success. The printed glyph was adjudicated three ways on page १३७ and is स, not भ, and it is still kept exactly as printed. What page १३८ settles is the SENSE: the editor's धनगत clause gives धन, धर्म, सौख्य से पूर्ण, सर्वत्र सिद्धियुक्त तथा दानी, so he reads the word as a possessive compound meaning endowed with success everywhere -- which is what सिद्धिभुग् means and what सिद्धिसुग् cannot mean. The English and Hindi renderings given at ref 25.122 are therefore the editor's own reading and not an emendation of ours. This is the FIFTH page running on which a reading disputed on one page is settled by the editor's gloss on the next. THE SAME PARAGRAPH CORRECTS A READING THAT HAD PASSED UNREMARKED, and this is the first time the editor's prose has caught one the Sanskrit alone gave no reason to suspect. At ref 25.123 printed page १३७ sets लाभेशे सहजे मातृसौख्ययुक्तः पुमान् भवेत्, and मातृसौख्य -- happiness from the mother -- is perfectly good Sanskrit, so nothing in the line itself invited a check. The editor glosses that same verse सहजस्थ वे हो तो मनुष्य भ्रातृसौख्यपूर्ण, happiness from BROTHERS, which is what the 3rd house (सहज, भ्रातृ) actually signifies; the mother belongs to the 4th, and the very next verse, ref 25.124, is मातृगे and is glossed मातृपक्ष से धनप्राप्ति, so the editor is not being loose. The printed glyph was checked against controls from its own line: scratchpad/q137-123cmp2.png at 6.5x sets the disputed akshara beside a known म taken from पुमान् and a known भ taken from भवेत्, both from verse 123's first line, and the disputed letter is the same two-arched shape as the म, plainly unlike the भ's flat-bottomed stem and joining bar. The page really does print मातृ. Since this printing is already known to drop the subscript र of भ्र -- ref 25.104 sets भातुः for भ्रातुः on printed page १३५ -- भ्रातृ to भातृ to मातृ is a short road. The printed मातृसौख्ययुक्तः is kept exactly as it stands in the sanskrit and iast fields of ref 25.123; its English and Hindi have been rewritten to the editor's भ्रातृ, with the divergence disclosed there. LESSON: a reading can be defective without being ungrammatical, and only the editor's gloss or the house significations will catch it. THE EDITOR CORROBORATES THIS PAGE'S OWN VERSES CLAUSE FOR CLAUSE. His दारभावगत clause gives गुणी, कामी, उदार, स्त्री के अधीन और स्त्रीवंश से अर्थप्राप्ति for verse 127's जातः कामयुतो गुणी । उदारः स्त्रीवशो दारवंशादर्थाप्तिमानपि, word for word and in order, and settles the long compound's second half as अर्थाप्ति, obtaining wealth, the same formation the chapter uses at ref 25.124; his अष्टमस्थ clause gives सर्वत्र कर्म-विफल, दीर्घायु, तथा अपने समक्ष स्त्री का मरण देखने वाला for verse 128's विफलः सर्वकर्मसु । दीर्घायुष्मानपि परं भार्यायाः प्राग् मृतिर्भवेत्, which fixes परं as an adversative though rather than as an adverb of degree; his कर्मस्थ clause glosses verse 130's यतात्मवान् as संयतात्मा and then explains it in brackets as जितेन्द्रिय, one who has conquered the senses; and his लाभस्थ clause gives सभी कार्यों में लाभ, सद्विद्या तथा सौख्य से प्रत्यह समृद्ध for verse 131's अखिलकृत्येषु लाभवान् । सद्विद्ययासुखेनापि समृद्धः प्रत्यहं, which resolves the solidly set सद्विद्ययासुखेनापि into the two instrumentals सद्विद्यया and सुखेन. Chapter 25 is laid out twelve verses to each lord of a house, each lord being run through the twelve houses beginning at the 1st: verses 121-132 belong to the lord of the 11th, whom the editor titles लाभेश and whom the verses call लाभेश and once कामेश, and verses 133 onward to the lord of the 12th, whom the editor titles व्ययेश. This page closes the eleventh lord's round at the 7th through 12th houses and opens the twelfth lord's round at the 1st. Verses 134 to 144 should carry that round through the remaining houses on printed pages १३९/139 and following, and the chapter is expected to run to roughly 144 verses. The scan carries the digitiser's provenance stamp -- "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- across the foot of the page. On this page it lies over BOTH lines of verse 133, the last root text on the page, and the two lines merge with it into a single 303-pixel band. The morphological opening established on page १३४ recovers them cleanly for the fifth page running (scratchpad/q138-133_k7.png, PIL MaxFilter then MinFilter at kernel 7, with q138-133_k11.png at kernel 11 as a cross-check): व्ययेशे तनुगे जातो व्ययप्रकृतिको भवेत् । दुर्बलः कफरोगी च धनविद्याविवर्जितः ॥ १३३ ॥, with the Latin serifs erased and every Devanagari stroke standing. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so every 600 dpi render is an upscale and no amount of magnification recovers detail the scan never held. All readings above were therefore taken at or below native resolution -- reduced strips at 0.70x, verse line crops at 0.90x and gloss line crops at 0.72x -- with high magnification reserved for adjudicating single glyphs, and, as this page's reversal shows, only ever against a same-page control. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  133. 25.133 सत्यापित

    Verse 133

    संस्कृत

    व्ययेशे तनुगे जातो व्ययप्रकृतिको भवेत् । दुर्बलः कफरोगी च धनविद्याविवर्जितः ॥ १३३ ॥

    vyayeshe tanuge jaato vyayaprakritiko bhavet | durbalah kapharogee cha dhanavidyaavivarjitah || 133 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lord of the twelfth stands in the first, the man born is a spender by his very nature. He is weak of body, afflicted by disorders of phlegm, and destitute alike of wealth and of learning.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    व्ययेश लग्न (तनु) भाव में हो तो जातक स्वभाव से ही व्ययशील होता है । वह दुर्बल, कफ-रोग से पीड़ित तथा धन एवं विद्या दोनों से रहित होता है ।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 133. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.170, printed page १३८/138. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p138-170.png (600dpi, 3376x4962 -- the twelfth different page width in twelve pages, so every block extent was again re-profiled from this page's own ink). The page was read three times over: twelve reduced strips scratchpad/p138-s1.png through p138-s12.png, each cut at box (350, y0, 3200, y1) at 0.70x; then line by line at native resolution in twelve crops scratchpad/q138-127L1.png through q138-133_k7.png, the verse crops cut at box (760, y0, 3060, y1) at 0.90x from a NumPy row-darkness band map of twenty-nine bands, together with seventeen gloss crops cut at box (380, y0, 3160, y1) at 0.72x and stacked for reading as scratchpad/g138-p1a.png, g138-p1b.png, g138-p1c.png, g138-p2a.png and g138-p2b.png; then at word level for the points worth adjudicating, in scratchpad/q138-folio.png at 6.0x, q138-subhead.png at 3.6x, q138-labheshcmp.png at 3.4x, q138-shovsshe.png at 6.5x, q138-132satkritau.png at 5.0x and q137-123cmp2.png at 6.5x. The lord of the 12th in the 1st house (तनु, लग्न, the body), OPENING the twelfth lord's round under the centred व्ययेश-फल— subheading. Both lines stand in band 28, a single 303-pixel band, because the digitiser's stamp lies across them and merges them in the row-darkness map; they were recovered by morphological opening. THAT DEBT HAS SINCE BEEN DISCHARGED. Printed page १३९/139 opens the twelfth lord's paragraph with a six-line gloss closing ॥ १३३-१३६ ॥, whose first clause reads व्ययेश लग्नस्थ हो तो जातक व्ययप्रकृतिक, दुर्बल, कफरोगी, निर्धन तथा मूर्ख होता है -- glossing this verse word for word and resolving its धनविद्याविवर्जित into its two halves, निर्धन for धन-विवर्जित and मूर्ख for विद्या-विवर्जित. The verse block falls at x 798-3140 and the editor's gloss block at x 398-3137: the verses are indented some 400 pixels inside the gloss on the left and stop level with it on the right. That is printed page १३६'s relation -- a shared right margin with the indent on the left only -- and it is the second of the three known block relations to recur, page १३७ having repeated page १३५'s. Twelve pages have now given twelve different page widths but only three different relations between the two blocks. The block extents still had to be measured from this page's own ink, because the page width changed again. The band map separates root text from commentary by band height as before -- verse lines 118-139 pixels against gloss lines 89-114 -- and lays the page out as: band 0, y 364-443, the running head, which on this verso folio carries the book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् at x 1508-2221 with the folio number at the LEFT, x 485-626; band 1, 286 pixels, the two lines of verse 127 merged into one band; band 2, 418 pixels, the two lines of verse 128 merged with the first line of the gloss that follows; bands 3-12 the remaining ten lines of an eleven-line gloss paragraph, band 12 carrying the closing ॥१२१-१२८॥; bands 13-20 the eight verse lines of verses 129, 130, 131 and 132, closing the eleventh lord's round; bands 21-26 a six-line gloss paragraph closing ॥ १२९-१३२ ॥; band 27, only 53 pixels tall and 454 wide at x 1528-1982, the centred subheading opening the next run; and band 28, 303 pixels, the two lines of verse 133 merged and overlaid by the digitiser's stamp. THE FOLIO NUMBER WAS CHECKED AT MAGNIFICATION BEFORE BEING RECORDED, as standing practice now requires, and the check was again needed: at the 0.70x strip reduction the running head read १२८. scratchpad/q138-folio.png at 6.0x settles it as १, ३, ८ -- the middle glyph showing ३'s double curve, which the reduction flattens toward २, and the third the angular ८. That is the fifth consecutive page on which the reduced strip has misreported the folio. This is a verso folio, so the running head gives the book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् with the folio at the LEFT, the mirror of recto page १३७ where the chapter title stood with the folio at the right. The editor heads the twelfth lord's run centred with व्ययेश-फल— (scratchpad/q138-subhead.png at 3.6x), using the em-dash form he used in कर्मेश-फल— and लाभेश-फल—. The subheading is the modern editor's own and is recorded here as apparatus only, never transcribed as BPHS content. A READING FIRST TAKEN AS A DEFECT WAS REVERSED BY A CONTROL COMPOSITE, AND THE REVERSAL IS THE METHODOLOGICAL POINT OF THIS PAGE. Verses 127 and 128 open the two lines at the head of the page, and at 7.5x the final akshara of their first word appeared to carry an a-bar, giving लाभेशो and लाभेशोऽष्टमगे -- a nominative where the round's formula and the locative सप्तमगते / अष्टमगे both require लाभेशे, and before the स of सप्तमगते not even a formable sandhi. That reading was wrong. scratchpad/q138-labheshcmp.png stacks the opening word of verses 127, 128, 129, 130 and 131 at one scale, and all five are the same shape; scratchpad/q138-shovsshe.png then sets the disputed akshara at 6.5x between a GENUINE शो, taken from स्त्रीवशो in verse 127's own second line, and a known शे from verse 130, all three from this page and this fount. The genuine शो shows TWO verticals -- श's own right stem and then the a-bar beyond it -- while the disputed akshara and the known शे each show one. The apparent bar at 7.5x was श's own stem, mistaken for a matra because the glyph was magnified alone with no control of either candidate beside it. Verses 127 and 128 read लाभेशे and लाभेशेऽष्टमगे, in order with the whole round, and there is no defect here. THE STANDING RULE IS THEREFORE STRENGTHENED: never adjudicate an isolated akshara at high magnification without a same-page control of BOTH candidate letters beside it. On page १३७ the control composite confirmed a reading; on page १३८ it reversed one that single-glyph magnification had produced, which is the stronger demonstration. One unusual form was checked at word level and proved sound. Verse 132's second line sets सत्कृतौ व्ययकृद् भवेत्, and सत्कृतौ is the locative singular of सत्कृति, a good deed -- an inflection that appears nowhere else in the chapter. scratchpad/q138-132satkritau.png at 5.0x gives स, त्कृ with its vowel sign, and तौ with the two hooks of the au-matra above. The editor's own gloss reads सत्कार्यों में व्ययशील, a spender upon good works, which is exactly the locative construction, so the printed form is right and the sense is his. This page carries TWO gloss paragraphs and BOTH close. The first, of eleven printed lines standing between verse 128 and the eleventh lord's remaining verses, runs "लाभेश के लग्नगत होने पर मनुष्य धनी सात्विक प्रवृत्ति वाला, काव्यनिर्माता, समदृष्टि तथा सतत धनागम शील होता है । धनगत लाभेश हो तो जातक धन, धर्म, सौख्य से पूर्ण, सर्वत्र सिद्धियुक्त तथा दानी होता है । सहजस्थ वे हो तो मनुष्य भ्रातृसौख्यपूर्ण सभी कार्यों से निपुण और शूल रोग से विभीत होता है । लाभेश चतुर्थस्थ हो तो मातृपक्ष से धनप्राप्ति, भूमि, गृह सौख्य से युक्त तथा तीर्थाटनशील जातक होता है । पञ्चमस्थ लाभेश हो तो जातक सुखी धर्मपरायण तथा विद्वान् सुशील तथा गुणी पुत्रों से युक्त होता है । षष्ठस्थ लाभेश हो तो जातक अनेक रोगों का शिकार, क्रूरस्वभाव वाला, प्रवासी तथा शत्रुओं से पीड़ित होता है । लाभेश दारभावगत हो तो जातक गुणी, कामी, उदार, स्त्री के अधीन और स्त्रीवंश से अर्थप्राप्ति वाला होता है । अष्टमस्थ लाभेश हो तो जातक सर्वत्र कर्म-विफल, दीर्घायु, तथा अपने समक्ष स्त्री का मरण देखने वाला होता है ॥१२१-१२८॥" -- and with that closing range it discharges in full the debt left open on printed page १३७ over verses 121 to 126, while also glossing this page's own verses 127 and 128. The second paragraph, of six lines standing between verse 132 and the व्ययेश-फल— subheading, runs "भाग्यस्थानगत लाभेश हो तो मनुष्य राजवन्द्य धनी, चतुर, सत्यवादी, अपने धर्म में परायण होता है । कर्मस्थ वे हो तो मनुष्य राजपूज्य, संयतात्मा (जितेन्द्रिय) सत्यवादी, गुणी तथा स्वधर्मतत्पर होता है । लाभेश लाभस्थ हो तो मनुष्य को सभी कार्यों में लाभ, सद्विद्या तथा सौख्य से प्रत्यह समृद्ध होता है । व्ययस्थ लाभेश हो तो जातक म्लेच्छों से संसर्ग करने वाला कामी, अनेक स्त्री वाला तथा सत्कार्यों में व्ययशील होता है ॥ १२९-१३२ ॥" and glosses this page's verses 129 to 132 clause for clause. VERSE 133 IS THEREFORE LEFT UNGLOSSED, and the twelfth lord's paragraph must begin on printed page १३९/139. All of this is the modern editor's own prose, quoted as corroborating apparatus only and never transcribed as BPHS content. THE FIRST PARAGRAPH SETTLES THE LOOSE READING PAGE १३७ HAD TO LEAVE OPEN. At ref 25.122 that page prints सर्वत्र सिद्धिसुग् दानपरो, where सुग् is not a Sanskrit word and a consonant-final stem before the voiced द points to भुज्, whose sandhi form भुग् gives सिद्धिभुग्, enjoying success. The printed glyph was adjudicated three ways on page १३७ and is स, not भ, and it is still kept exactly as printed. What page १३८ settles is the SENSE: the editor's धनगत clause gives धन, धर्म, सौख्य से पूर्ण, सर्वत्र सिद्धियुक्त तथा दानी, so he reads the word as a possessive compound meaning endowed with success everywhere -- which is what सिद्धिभुग् means and what सिद्धिसुग् cannot mean. The English and Hindi renderings given at ref 25.122 are therefore the editor's own reading and not an emendation of ours. This is the FIFTH page running on which a reading disputed on one page is settled by the editor's gloss on the next. THE SAME PARAGRAPH CORRECTS A READING THAT HAD PASSED UNREMARKED, and this is the first time the editor's prose has caught one the Sanskrit alone gave no reason to suspect. At ref 25.123 printed page १३७ sets लाभेशे सहजे मातृसौख्ययुक्तः पुमान् भवेत्, and मातृसौख्य -- happiness from the mother -- is perfectly good Sanskrit, so nothing in the line itself invited a check. The editor glosses that same verse सहजस्थ वे हो तो मनुष्य भ्रातृसौख्यपूर्ण, happiness from BROTHERS, which is what the 3rd house (सहज, भ्रातृ) actually signifies; the mother belongs to the 4th, and the very next verse, ref 25.124, is मातृगे and is glossed मातृपक्ष से धनप्राप्ति, so the editor is not being loose. The printed glyph was checked against controls from its own line: scratchpad/q137-123cmp2.png at 6.5x sets the disputed akshara beside a known म taken from पुमान् and a known भ taken from भवेत्, both from verse 123's first line, and the disputed letter is the same two-arched shape as the म, plainly unlike the भ's flat-bottomed stem and joining bar. The page really does print मातृ. Since this printing is already known to drop the subscript र of भ्र -- ref 25.104 sets भातुः for भ्रातुः on printed page १३५ -- भ्रातृ to भातृ to मातृ is a short road. The printed मातृसौख्ययुक्तः is kept exactly as it stands in the sanskrit and iast fields of ref 25.123; its English and Hindi have been rewritten to the editor's भ्रातृ, with the divergence disclosed there. LESSON: a reading can be defective without being ungrammatical, and only the editor's gloss or the house significations will catch it. THE EDITOR CORROBORATES THIS PAGE'S OWN VERSES CLAUSE FOR CLAUSE. His दारभावगत clause gives गुणी, कामी, उदार, स्त्री के अधीन और स्त्रीवंश से अर्थप्राप्ति for verse 127's जातः कामयुतो गुणी । उदारः स्त्रीवशो दारवंशादर्थाप्तिमानपि, word for word and in order, and settles the long compound's second half as अर्थाप्ति, obtaining wealth, the same formation the chapter uses at ref 25.124; his अष्टमस्थ clause gives सर्वत्र कर्म-विफल, दीर्घायु, तथा अपने समक्ष स्त्री का मरण देखने वाला for verse 128's विफलः सर्वकर्मसु । दीर्घायुष्मानपि परं भार्यायाः प्राग् मृतिर्भवेत्, which fixes परं as an adversative though rather than as an adverb of degree; his कर्मस्थ clause glosses verse 130's यतात्मवान् as संयतात्मा and then explains it in brackets as जितेन्द्रिय, one who has conquered the senses; and his लाभस्थ clause gives सभी कार्यों में लाभ, सद्विद्या तथा सौख्य से प्रत्यह समृद्ध for verse 131's अखिलकृत्येषु लाभवान् । सद्विद्ययासुखेनापि समृद्धः प्रत्यहं, which resolves the solidly set सद्विद्ययासुखेनापि into the two instrumentals सद्विद्यया and सुखेन. Chapter 25 is laid out twelve verses to each lord of a house, each lord being run through the twelve houses beginning at the 1st: verses 121-132 belong to the lord of the 11th, whom the editor titles लाभेश and whom the verses call लाभेश and once कामेश, and verses 133 onward to the lord of the 12th, whom the editor titles व्ययेश. This page closes the eleventh lord's round at the 7th through 12th houses and opens the twelfth lord's round at the 1st. Verses 134 to 144 should carry that round through the remaining houses on printed pages १३९/139 and following, and the chapter is expected to run to roughly 144 verses. The scan carries the digitiser's provenance stamp -- "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- across the foot of the page. On this page it lies over BOTH lines of verse 133, the last root text on the page, and the two lines merge with it into a single 303-pixel band. The morphological opening established on page १३४ recovers them cleanly for the fifth page running (scratchpad/q138-133_k7.png, PIL MaxFilter then MinFilter at kernel 7, with q138-133_k11.png at kernel 11 as a cross-check): व्ययेशे तनुगे जातो व्ययप्रकृतिको भवेत् । दुर्बलः कफरोगी च धनविद्याविवर्जितः ॥ १३३ ॥, with the Latin serifs erased and every Devanagari stroke standing. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so every 600 dpi render is an upscale and no amount of magnification recovers detail the scan never held. All readings above were therefore taken at or below native resolution -- reduced strips at 0.70x, verse line crops at 0.90x and gloss line crops at 0.72x -- with high magnification reserved for adjudicating single glyphs, and, as this page's reversal shows, only ever against a same-page control. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  134. 25.134 सत्यापित

    Verse 134

    संस्कृत

    व्ययेशे धनगे जातो धर्मशीलः प्रियंवदः । सत्कृत्यव्ययकृन्नित्यं सुखितोऽथ गुणी भवेत् ॥ १३४ ॥

    vyayeshe dhanage jaato dharmasheelah priyamvadah | satkrityavyayakrinnityam sukhito.atha gunee bhavet || 134 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lord of the twelfth goes to the second, the man born is upright in conduct and pleasant of speech. He spends unceasingly upon good works, and is happy withal and endowed with good qualities.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    व्ययेश द्वितीय (धन) भाव में जाए तो जातक धर्मशील तथा प्रिय बोलने वाला होता है । वह सत्कार्यों में निरन्तर व्यय करने वाला, सुखी एवं गुणी होता है ।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 134. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.171, printed page १३९/139. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p139-171.png (600dpi, 3167x4962 -- the thirteenth different page width in thirteen pages, and the narrowest render yet, so every block extent was again re-profiled from this page's own ink). The page was read three times over: thirteen reduced strips scratchpad/p139-s1.png through p139-s13.png, each cut at box (330, y0, 3050, y1) at 0.70x; then line by line at native resolution in twenty-one crops scratchpad/q139-134L1.png through q139-144L2.png, cut at box (680, y0, 2950, y1) at 0.87x from a NumPy row-darkness band map of thirty bands, together with the editor's prose in scratchpad/g139-p1a.png, g139-p1b.png and g139-p2_k7.png at 0.72x; then at word level for the points worth adjudicating, in scratchpad/q139-folio.png at 6.0x, q139-glossclose.png at 3.4x, q139-135bhratri.png at 6.0x and q139-135bhra9x.png at 9.0x. The lord of the 12th in the 2nd house (धन, वित्त, wealth). THIS PAGE COMPLETES THE ROUND OF HOUSE-LORDS BUT DOES NOT CLOSE THE CHAPTER. The chapter is laid out twelve verses to each lord of a house, each lord run through the twelve houses beginning at the 1st, and the twelfth lord's round -- opened at verse 133 on printed page १३८ -- is carried here from the 2nd house to the 12th and completed at verse 144. Twelve lords times twelve houses is one hundred and forty-four, so the round closes exactly at 144. CORRECTION ENTERED FROM PRINTED PAGE १४०/140: the chapter itself runs to 148. Page १४० prints four concluding verses, 145 to 148, under a subheading of the editor's own (न्यूनाधिक फल-विचार), laying down how the results of the round are to be weighed by a planet's strength, and the chapter colophon follows them. The inference drawn here from the arithmetic of the round -- that the chapter stood at 144 -- was made ahead of the colophon and was wrong; it is corrected rather than removed, so that the reasoning and its correction both stand on the record. No colophon appears on THIS page: the editor's second gloss paragraph breaks off in mid-sentence at its foot and is completed at the head of page १४०. The verse block falls at x 703-2902 and the editor's gloss block at x 339-3033: the verses are indented some 364 pixels inside the gloss on the left and stop about 131 pixels short of it on the right. That is the relation of printed pages १३५ and १३७, now recurring for the third time. Thirteen pages have given thirteen different page widths but still only three distinct relations between the two blocks, so the block extents must be measured afresh on every page while the relation itself is drawn from a closed set. The band map separates root text from commentary by band height as before -- verse lines 115-139 pixels against gloss lines 92-102 -- and lays the page out as: band 0, y 377-432, the running head, which on this recto folio carries the chapter title भावाधीशफलाध्यायः at x 1364-1980 with the folio number at the RIGHT, x 2830-2995; bands 1-6, the six verse lines of verses 134, 135 and 136; bands 7-12, a six-line gloss paragraph, band 12 short at x 339-1138 and carrying the closing ॥ १३३-१३६ ॥; bands 13-27, the sixteen verse lines of verses 137 to 144, band 20 being 273 pixels tall because verse 140's second line and verse 141's first have merged; and bands 28-29, the first two lines of a second gloss paragraph which breaks off unfinished at the foot of the page under the digitiser's stamp. Band 2 also throws a run at x 0-27 and band 10 one at x 0-70; both touch the trim and are page-edge artefacts, discarded. THE FOLIO NUMBER WAS CHECKED AT MAGNIFICATION BEFORE BEING RECORDED, as standing practice requires. scratchpad/q139-folio.png at 6.0x gives १, ३, ९ -- the third glyph a closed loop with the stem descending and curving to the right, which is ९ and not the angular ८ of the preceding page. This is a recto folio, so the running head gives the chapter title भावाधीशफलाध्यायः with the folio at the RIGHT, the mirror of verso page १३८ where the book title stood with the folio at the left. THE FOUNT'S भ्र CONJUNCT IS DEMONSTRATED TWICE ON ONE LINE HERE, AND IT BEARS ON TWO EARLIER READINGS. Verse 135 sets व्ययेशे भ्रातृगे भ्रातृसुखहीनो जनो भवेत्, and both occurrences were adjudicated against a control: scratchpad/q139-135bhratri.png at 6.0x sets the opening akshara of each word beside a known भ taken from भवेत् at the end of the same line, and scratchpad/q139-135bhra9x.png repeats the comparison at 9.0x on the single akshara. The disputed letters carry भ's structure -- the left stroke joined by a bar to the stem -- PLUS a thick diagonal sweeping below the letter body, which is the subscript र; the known भ carries no such stroke. The printing therefore holds and sets भ्र correctly. That confirms from a third and fourth instance what ref 25.104 established from ref 25.105 on printed page १३५: where this edition prints भातुः for भ्रातुः at 25.104, and where the glyph at ref 25.123 is मा where the sense and the editor both require भ्रा, the fault is a local slip of the compositor and not a limitation of the fount. The first gloss paragraph, of six printed lines standing between verse 136 and verse 137, runs "व्ययेश लग्नस्थ हो तो जातक व्ययप्रकृतिक, दुर्बल, कफरोगी, निर्धन तथा मूर्ख होता है । धनगत वे हो तो मनुष्य धार्मिक प्रिय बोलने वाला, अच्छे कामों में खर्चा करने वाला, गुणी तथा सौख्यसम्पन्न होता है । सहजस्थ व्ययेश हो तो मनुष्य सहजसौख्यहीन, अपने ही शरीरपोषण में लीन तथा दूसरों का द्वेष करने वाला होता है । चतुर्थस्थ वे हो तो जातक मातृ, भूमि, यान, गेह सभी सुखों से वञ्चित होता है ॥ १३३-१३६ ॥" -- the closing range read at 3.4x in scratchpad/q139-glossclose.png. It discharges the single-verse debt printed page १३८ left open on verse 133 and glosses this page's 134, 135 and 136 as well. The second paragraph begins after verse 144 and BREAKS OFF UNFINISHED at the foot of the page: "पञ्चम भावस्थ व्ययेश हो तो पुत्र के लिए अधिक व्यय करना पड़ता है । ऐसा जातक पुत्र, विद्या विहीन होकर सदा तीर्थाटनरत होता है । व्ययेश षष्ठस्थ हो" -- stopping mid-clause on the 6th house. It glosses verse 137 in full and opens 138. VERSES 138 TO 144 ARE THEREFORE NOT YET GLOSSED, and that debt is recorded here to be discharged when printed page १४०/140 is read. All of this is the modern editor's own prose, quoted as corroborating apparatus only and never transcribed as BPHS content. THE EDITOR CORROBORATES THESE VERSES CLAUSE FOR CLAUSE, and his first clause reaches back a page. His लग्नस्थ clause reads व्ययप्रकृतिक, दुर्बल, कफरोगी, निर्धन तथा मूर्ख, which glosses ref 25.133's व्ययप्रकृतिको भवेत् । दुर्बलः कफरोगी च धनविद्याविवर्जितः word for word and resolves that verse's धनविद्याविवर्जित into its two halves, निर्धन for धन-विवर्जित and मूर्ख for विद्या-विवर्जित. His धनगत clause gives धार्मिक प्रिय बोलने वाला, अच्छे कामों में खर्चा करने वाला, गुणी तथा सौख्यसम्पन्न for verse 134's धर्मशीलः प्रियंवदः । सत्कृत्यव्ययकृन्नित्यं सुखितोऽथ गुणी, in order and clause for clause, and settles सत्कृत्य-व्यय-कृत् as spending upon good works -- the same idea the eleventh lord's round closed on at ref 25.132 with सत्कृतौ व्ययकृद्. His सहजस्थ clause gives सहजसौख्यहीन, अपने ही शरीरपोषण में लीन तथा दूसरों का द्वेष करने वाला for verse 135's भ्रातृसुखहीनो ... स्ववपुःपोषणे सक्तः परद्वेषकरश्च, and in equating सहज with भ्रातृ it repeats the identification his printed page १३८ gloss made when it read the 3rd-house verse of the eleventh lord as भ्रातृसौख्यपूर्ण. His चतुर्थस्थ clause gives मातृ, भूमि, यान, गेह सभी सुखों से वञ्चित for verse 136's जननीसौख्यवञ्चितः । भूवाहनगृहैश्चापि विहीनो, matching जननी to मातृ, भू to भूमि, वाहन to यान and गृह to गेह in order. And his पञ्चम clause gives पुत्र के लिए अधिक व्यय ... पुत्र, विद्या विहीन होकर सदा तीर्थाटनरत for verse 137's पुत्रहेतोर्भूरिव्ययी ... विद्यापुत्रविहीनश्च सदा तीर्थाटने रतः. TWO HOUSE-NAMES IN THIS ROUND ARE WORTH RECORDING BECAUSE THEY ARE NOT THE CHAPTER'S USUAL ONES. Verse 139 names the 7th house स्त्रीगृह, the wife's house, where the chapter has elsewhere used दार, कलत्र, जाया and सप्तम; the reading is secure because the same verse's second line sets स्त्रीसुखेन and its first स्त्रीकृते in the same fount, and the editor's own subject-matter is the wife throughout. Verse 142 names the 10th house पितृभाव, the father's house, and reinforces it in the same line with पितृतः, from the father -- a recognised Parasari designation of the 10th, and secure here because the round's sequence fixes the house: 141 is धर्मगे, the 9th, and 143 is लाभगे, the 11th, so 142 can only be the 10th. Verse 143 uses the standard लाभ for the 11th, adding a further instance to the evidence recorded at refs 25.92-25.108 that this printing has लाभ freely available and that its occasional भव is an inherited variant rather than a form forced upon it. Verse 142's second line prints a hyphen inside the compound, भूपतिद्वारसम्बद्ध-धनव्ययकरो, and the hyphen is mirrored into both the Devanagari and the IAST exactly as it stands, following this edition's practice elsewhere in the chapter. The scan carries the digitiser's provenance stamp -- "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- across the foot of the page. Here it lies over the second line of the editor's unfinished paragraph rather than over any root text, so no verse on this page depended on recovering it; the morphological opening established on page १३४ was nevertheless applied for the sixth page running and cleared it (scratchpad/g139-p2_k7.png, PIL MaxFilter then MinFilter at kernel 7, with g139-p2_k11.png at kernel 11 as a cross-check). NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so every 600 dpi render is an upscale and no amount of magnification recovers detail the scan never held. All readings above were therefore taken at or below native resolution -- reduced strips at 0.70x, verse line crops at 0.87x and gloss line crops at 0.72x -- with high magnification reserved for adjudicating single glyphs, and never on a glyph standing alone: page १३८ showed that an isolated zoom can be confidently wrong, so every magnified reading here was made against a same-page control of both candidate letters. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  135. 25.135 सत्यापित

    Verse 135

    संस्कृत

    व्ययेशे भ्रातृगे भ्रातृसुखहीनो जनो भवेत् । स्ववपुःपोषणे सक्तः परद्वेषकरश्च सः ॥ १३५ ॥

    vyayeshe bhraatrige bhraatrisukhaheeno jano bhavet | svavapuhposhane saktah paradveshakarashcha sah || 135 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lord of the twelfth goes to the third, the man is left without happiness from his brothers. He is absorbed in the nourishing of his own body, and works hatred against others.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    व्ययेश तृतीय (भ्रातृ) भाव में जाए तो मनुष्य भ्रातृसुख से हीन होता है । वह अपने ही शरीर के पोषण में लीन तथा दूसरों से द्वेष करने वाला होता है ।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 135. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.171, printed page १३९/139. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p139-171.png (600dpi, 3167x4962 -- the thirteenth different page width in thirteen pages, and the narrowest render yet, so every block extent was again re-profiled from this page's own ink). The page was read three times over: thirteen reduced strips scratchpad/p139-s1.png through p139-s13.png, each cut at box (330, y0, 3050, y1) at 0.70x; then line by line at native resolution in twenty-one crops scratchpad/q139-134L1.png through q139-144L2.png, cut at box (680, y0, 2950, y1) at 0.87x from a NumPy row-darkness band map of thirty bands, together with the editor's prose in scratchpad/g139-p1a.png, g139-p1b.png and g139-p2_k7.png at 0.72x; then at word level for the points worth adjudicating, in scratchpad/q139-folio.png at 6.0x, q139-glossclose.png at 3.4x, q139-135bhratri.png at 6.0x and q139-135bhra9x.png at 9.0x. The lord of the 12th in the 3rd house, which this verse names भ्रातृ, the house of brothers. THIS PAGE COMPLETES THE ROUND OF HOUSE-LORDS BUT DOES NOT CLOSE THE CHAPTER. The chapter is laid out twelve verses to each lord of a house, each lord run through the twelve houses beginning at the 1st, and the twelfth lord's round -- opened at verse 133 on printed page १३८ -- is carried here from the 2nd house to the 12th and completed at verse 144. Twelve lords times twelve houses is one hundred and forty-four, so the round closes exactly at 144. CORRECTION ENTERED FROM PRINTED PAGE १४०/140: the chapter itself runs to 148. Page १४० prints four concluding verses, 145 to 148, under a subheading of the editor's own (न्यूनाधिक फल-विचार), laying down how the results of the round are to be weighed by a planet's strength, and the chapter colophon follows them. The inference drawn here from the arithmetic of the round -- that the chapter stood at 144 -- was made ahead of the colophon and was wrong; it is corrected rather than removed, so that the reasoning and its correction both stand on the record. No colophon appears on THIS page: the editor's second gloss paragraph breaks off in mid-sentence at its foot and is completed at the head of page १४०. The verse block falls at x 703-2902 and the editor's gloss block at x 339-3033: the verses are indented some 364 pixels inside the gloss on the left and stop about 131 pixels short of it on the right. That is the relation of printed pages १३५ and १३७, now recurring for the third time. Thirteen pages have given thirteen different page widths but still only three distinct relations between the two blocks, so the block extents must be measured afresh on every page while the relation itself is drawn from a closed set. The band map separates root text from commentary by band height as before -- verse lines 115-139 pixels against gloss lines 92-102 -- and lays the page out as: band 0, y 377-432, the running head, which on this recto folio carries the chapter title भावाधीशफलाध्यायः at x 1364-1980 with the folio number at the RIGHT, x 2830-2995; bands 1-6, the six verse lines of verses 134, 135 and 136; bands 7-12, a six-line gloss paragraph, band 12 short at x 339-1138 and carrying the closing ॥ १३३-१३६ ॥; bands 13-27, the sixteen verse lines of verses 137 to 144, band 20 being 273 pixels tall because verse 140's second line and verse 141's first have merged; and bands 28-29, the first two lines of a second gloss paragraph which breaks off unfinished at the foot of the page under the digitiser's stamp. Band 2 also throws a run at x 0-27 and band 10 one at x 0-70; both touch the trim and are page-edge artefacts, discarded. THE FOLIO NUMBER WAS CHECKED AT MAGNIFICATION BEFORE BEING RECORDED, as standing practice requires. scratchpad/q139-folio.png at 6.0x gives १, ३, ९ -- the third glyph a closed loop with the stem descending and curving to the right, which is ९ and not the angular ८ of the preceding page. This is a recto folio, so the running head gives the chapter title भावाधीशफलाध्यायः with the folio at the RIGHT, the mirror of verso page १३८ where the book title stood with the folio at the left. THE FOUNT'S भ्र CONJUNCT IS DEMONSTRATED TWICE ON ONE LINE HERE, AND IT BEARS ON TWO EARLIER READINGS. Verse 135 sets व्ययेशे भ्रातृगे भ्रातृसुखहीनो जनो भवेत्, and both occurrences were adjudicated against a control: scratchpad/q139-135bhratri.png at 6.0x sets the opening akshara of each word beside a known भ taken from भवेत् at the end of the same line, and scratchpad/q139-135bhra9x.png repeats the comparison at 9.0x on the single akshara. The disputed letters carry भ's structure -- the left stroke joined by a bar to the stem -- PLUS a thick diagonal sweeping below the letter body, which is the subscript र; the known भ carries no such stroke. The printing therefore holds and sets भ्र correctly. That confirms from a third and fourth instance what ref 25.104 established from ref 25.105 on printed page १३५: where this edition prints भातुः for भ्रातुः at 25.104, and where the glyph at ref 25.123 is मा where the sense and the editor both require भ्रा, the fault is a local slip of the compositor and not a limitation of the fount. The first gloss paragraph, of six printed lines standing between verse 136 and verse 137, runs "व्ययेश लग्नस्थ हो तो जातक व्ययप्रकृतिक, दुर्बल, कफरोगी, निर्धन तथा मूर्ख होता है । धनगत वे हो तो मनुष्य धार्मिक प्रिय बोलने वाला, अच्छे कामों में खर्चा करने वाला, गुणी तथा सौख्यसम्पन्न होता है । सहजस्थ व्ययेश हो तो मनुष्य सहजसौख्यहीन, अपने ही शरीरपोषण में लीन तथा दूसरों का द्वेष करने वाला होता है । चतुर्थस्थ वे हो तो जातक मातृ, भूमि, यान, गेह सभी सुखों से वञ्चित होता है ॥ १३३-१३६ ॥" -- the closing range read at 3.4x in scratchpad/q139-glossclose.png. It discharges the single-verse debt printed page १३८ left open on verse 133 and glosses this page's 134, 135 and 136 as well. The second paragraph begins after verse 144 and BREAKS OFF UNFINISHED at the foot of the page: "पञ्चम भावस्थ व्ययेश हो तो पुत्र के लिए अधिक व्यय करना पड़ता है । ऐसा जातक पुत्र, विद्या विहीन होकर सदा तीर्थाटनरत होता है । व्ययेश षष्ठस्थ हो" -- stopping mid-clause on the 6th house. It glosses verse 137 in full and opens 138. VERSES 138 TO 144 ARE THEREFORE NOT YET GLOSSED, and that debt is recorded here to be discharged when printed page १४०/140 is read. All of this is the modern editor's own prose, quoted as corroborating apparatus only and never transcribed as BPHS content. THE EDITOR CORROBORATES THESE VERSES CLAUSE FOR CLAUSE, and his first clause reaches back a page. His लग्नस्थ clause reads व्ययप्रकृतिक, दुर्बल, कफरोगी, निर्धन तथा मूर्ख, which glosses ref 25.133's व्ययप्रकृतिको भवेत् । दुर्बलः कफरोगी च धनविद्याविवर्जितः word for word and resolves that verse's धनविद्याविवर्जित into its two halves, निर्धन for धन-विवर्जित and मूर्ख for विद्या-विवर्जित. His धनगत clause gives धार्मिक प्रिय बोलने वाला, अच्छे कामों में खर्चा करने वाला, गुणी तथा सौख्यसम्पन्न for verse 134's धर्मशीलः प्रियंवदः । सत्कृत्यव्ययकृन्नित्यं सुखितोऽथ गुणी, in order and clause for clause, and settles सत्कृत्य-व्यय-कृत् as spending upon good works -- the same idea the eleventh lord's round closed on at ref 25.132 with सत्कृतौ व्ययकृद्. His सहजस्थ clause gives सहजसौख्यहीन, अपने ही शरीरपोषण में लीन तथा दूसरों का द्वेष करने वाला for verse 135's भ्रातृसुखहीनो ... स्ववपुःपोषणे सक्तः परद्वेषकरश्च, and in equating सहज with भ्रातृ it repeats the identification his printed page १३८ gloss made when it read the 3rd-house verse of the eleventh lord as भ्रातृसौख्यपूर्ण. His चतुर्थस्थ clause gives मातृ, भूमि, यान, गेह सभी सुखों से वञ्चित for verse 136's जननीसौख्यवञ्चितः । भूवाहनगृहैश्चापि विहीनो, matching जननी to मातृ, भू to भूमि, वाहन to यान and गृह to गेह in order. And his पञ्चम clause gives पुत्र के लिए अधिक व्यय ... पुत्र, विद्या विहीन होकर सदा तीर्थाटनरत for verse 137's पुत्रहेतोर्भूरिव्ययी ... विद्यापुत्रविहीनश्च सदा तीर्थाटने रतः. TWO HOUSE-NAMES IN THIS ROUND ARE WORTH RECORDING BECAUSE THEY ARE NOT THE CHAPTER'S USUAL ONES. Verse 139 names the 7th house स्त्रीगृह, the wife's house, where the chapter has elsewhere used दार, कलत्र, जाया and सप्तम; the reading is secure because the same verse's second line sets स्त्रीसुखेन and its first स्त्रीकृते in the same fount, and the editor's own subject-matter is the wife throughout. Verse 142 names the 10th house पितृभाव, the father's house, and reinforces it in the same line with पितृतः, from the father -- a recognised Parasari designation of the 10th, and secure here because the round's sequence fixes the house: 141 is धर्मगे, the 9th, and 143 is लाभगे, the 11th, so 142 can only be the 10th. Verse 143 uses the standard लाभ for the 11th, adding a further instance to the evidence recorded at refs 25.92-25.108 that this printing has लाभ freely available and that its occasional भव is an inherited variant rather than a form forced upon it. Verse 142's second line prints a hyphen inside the compound, भूपतिद्वारसम्बद्ध-धनव्ययकरो, and the hyphen is mirrored into both the Devanagari and the IAST exactly as it stands, following this edition's practice elsewhere in the chapter. The scan carries the digitiser's provenance stamp -- "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- across the foot of the page. Here it lies over the second line of the editor's unfinished paragraph rather than over any root text, so no verse on this page depended on recovering it; the morphological opening established on page १३४ was nevertheless applied for the sixth page running and cleared it (scratchpad/g139-p2_k7.png, PIL MaxFilter then MinFilter at kernel 7, with g139-p2_k11.png at kernel 11 as a cross-check). NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so every 600 dpi render is an upscale and no amount of magnification recovers detail the scan never held. All readings above were therefore taken at or below native resolution -- reduced strips at 0.70x, verse line crops at 0.87x and gloss line crops at 0.72x -- with high magnification reserved for adjudicating single glyphs, and never on a glyph standing alone: page १३८ showed that an isolated zoom can be confidently wrong, so every magnified reading here was made against a same-page control of both candidate letters. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  136. 25.136 सत्यापित

    Verse 136

    संस्कृत

    व्ययेशे तुर्यगे जातो जननीसौख्यवञ्चितः । भूवाहनगृहैश्चापि विहीनो जायते नरः ॥ १३६ ॥

    vyayeshe turyage jaato jananeesaukhyavanchitah | bhoovaahanagrihaishchaapi viheeno jaayate narah || 136 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lord of the twelfth goes to the fourth, the man born is cheated of his mother's happiness. He is born destitute of land, of conveyances and of a house as well.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    व्ययेश चतुर्थ (तुर्य) भाव में जाए तो जातक जननी के सुख से वञ्चित होता है । वह भूमि, वाहन तथा गृह से भी हीन उत्पन्न होता है ।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 136. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.171, printed page १३९/139. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p139-171.png (600dpi, 3167x4962 -- the thirteenth different page width in thirteen pages, and the narrowest render yet, so every block extent was again re-profiled from this page's own ink). The page was read three times over: thirteen reduced strips scratchpad/p139-s1.png through p139-s13.png, each cut at box (330, y0, 3050, y1) at 0.70x; then line by line at native resolution in twenty-one crops scratchpad/q139-134L1.png through q139-144L2.png, cut at box (680, y0, 2950, y1) at 0.87x from a NumPy row-darkness band map of thirty bands, together with the editor's prose in scratchpad/g139-p1a.png, g139-p1b.png and g139-p2_k7.png at 0.72x; then at word level for the points worth adjudicating, in scratchpad/q139-folio.png at 6.0x, q139-glossclose.png at 3.4x, q139-135bhratri.png at 6.0x and q139-135bhra9x.png at 9.0x. The lord of the 12th in the 4th house (तुर्य, चतुर्थ, मातृ, the mother and the home). THIS PAGE COMPLETES THE ROUND OF HOUSE-LORDS BUT DOES NOT CLOSE THE CHAPTER. The chapter is laid out twelve verses to each lord of a house, each lord run through the twelve houses beginning at the 1st, and the twelfth lord's round -- opened at verse 133 on printed page १३८ -- is carried here from the 2nd house to the 12th and completed at verse 144. Twelve lords times twelve houses is one hundred and forty-four, so the round closes exactly at 144. CORRECTION ENTERED FROM PRINTED PAGE १४०/140: the chapter itself runs to 148. Page १४० prints four concluding verses, 145 to 148, under a subheading of the editor's own (न्यूनाधिक फल-विचार), laying down how the results of the round are to be weighed by a planet's strength, and the chapter colophon follows them. The inference drawn here from the arithmetic of the round -- that the chapter stood at 144 -- was made ahead of the colophon and was wrong; it is corrected rather than removed, so that the reasoning and its correction both stand on the record. No colophon appears on THIS page: the editor's second gloss paragraph breaks off in mid-sentence at its foot and is completed at the head of page १४०. The verse block falls at x 703-2902 and the editor's gloss block at x 339-3033: the verses are indented some 364 pixels inside the gloss on the left and stop about 131 pixels short of it on the right. That is the relation of printed pages १३५ and १३७, now recurring for the third time. Thirteen pages have given thirteen different page widths but still only three distinct relations between the two blocks, so the block extents must be measured afresh on every page while the relation itself is drawn from a closed set. The band map separates root text from commentary by band height as before -- verse lines 115-139 pixels against gloss lines 92-102 -- and lays the page out as: band 0, y 377-432, the running head, which on this recto folio carries the chapter title भावाधीशफलाध्यायः at x 1364-1980 with the folio number at the RIGHT, x 2830-2995; bands 1-6, the six verse lines of verses 134, 135 and 136; bands 7-12, a six-line gloss paragraph, band 12 short at x 339-1138 and carrying the closing ॥ १३३-१३६ ॥; bands 13-27, the sixteen verse lines of verses 137 to 144, band 20 being 273 pixels tall because verse 140's second line and verse 141's first have merged; and bands 28-29, the first two lines of a second gloss paragraph which breaks off unfinished at the foot of the page under the digitiser's stamp. Band 2 also throws a run at x 0-27 and band 10 one at x 0-70; both touch the trim and are page-edge artefacts, discarded. THE FOLIO NUMBER WAS CHECKED AT MAGNIFICATION BEFORE BEING RECORDED, as standing practice requires. scratchpad/q139-folio.png at 6.0x gives १, ३, ९ -- the third glyph a closed loop with the stem descending and curving to the right, which is ९ and not the angular ८ of the preceding page. This is a recto folio, so the running head gives the chapter title भावाधीशफलाध्यायः with the folio at the RIGHT, the mirror of verso page १३८ where the book title stood with the folio at the left. THE FOUNT'S भ्र CONJUNCT IS DEMONSTRATED TWICE ON ONE LINE HERE, AND IT BEARS ON TWO EARLIER READINGS. Verse 135 sets व्ययेशे भ्रातृगे भ्रातृसुखहीनो जनो भवेत्, and both occurrences were adjudicated against a control: scratchpad/q139-135bhratri.png at 6.0x sets the opening akshara of each word beside a known भ taken from भवेत् at the end of the same line, and scratchpad/q139-135bhra9x.png repeats the comparison at 9.0x on the single akshara. The disputed letters carry भ's structure -- the left stroke joined by a bar to the stem -- PLUS a thick diagonal sweeping below the letter body, which is the subscript र; the known भ carries no such stroke. The printing therefore holds and sets भ्र correctly. That confirms from a third and fourth instance what ref 25.104 established from ref 25.105 on printed page १३५: where this edition prints भातुः for भ्रातुः at 25.104, and where the glyph at ref 25.123 is मा where the sense and the editor both require भ्रा, the fault is a local slip of the compositor and not a limitation of the fount. The first gloss paragraph, of six printed lines standing between verse 136 and verse 137, runs "व्ययेश लग्नस्थ हो तो जातक व्ययप्रकृतिक, दुर्बल, कफरोगी, निर्धन तथा मूर्ख होता है । धनगत वे हो तो मनुष्य धार्मिक प्रिय बोलने वाला, अच्छे कामों में खर्चा करने वाला, गुणी तथा सौख्यसम्पन्न होता है । सहजस्थ व्ययेश हो तो मनुष्य सहजसौख्यहीन, अपने ही शरीरपोषण में लीन तथा दूसरों का द्वेष करने वाला होता है । चतुर्थस्थ वे हो तो जातक मातृ, भूमि, यान, गेह सभी सुखों से वञ्चित होता है ॥ १३३-१३६ ॥" -- the closing range read at 3.4x in scratchpad/q139-glossclose.png. It discharges the single-verse debt printed page १३८ left open on verse 133 and glosses this page's 134, 135 and 136 as well. The second paragraph begins after verse 144 and BREAKS OFF UNFINISHED at the foot of the page: "पञ्चम भावस्थ व्ययेश हो तो पुत्र के लिए अधिक व्यय करना पड़ता है । ऐसा जातक पुत्र, विद्या विहीन होकर सदा तीर्थाटनरत होता है । व्ययेश षष्ठस्थ हो" -- stopping mid-clause on the 6th house. It glosses verse 137 in full and opens 138. VERSES 138 TO 144 ARE THEREFORE NOT YET GLOSSED, and that debt is recorded here to be discharged when printed page १४०/140 is read. All of this is the modern editor's own prose, quoted as corroborating apparatus only and never transcribed as BPHS content. THE EDITOR CORROBORATES THESE VERSES CLAUSE FOR CLAUSE, and his first clause reaches back a page. His लग्नस्थ clause reads व्ययप्रकृतिक, दुर्बल, कफरोगी, निर्धन तथा मूर्ख, which glosses ref 25.133's व्ययप्रकृतिको भवेत् । दुर्बलः कफरोगी च धनविद्याविवर्जितः word for word and resolves that verse's धनविद्याविवर्जित into its two halves, निर्धन for धन-विवर्जित and मूर्ख for विद्या-विवर्जित. His धनगत clause gives धार्मिक प्रिय बोलने वाला, अच्छे कामों में खर्चा करने वाला, गुणी तथा सौख्यसम्पन्न for verse 134's धर्मशीलः प्रियंवदः । सत्कृत्यव्ययकृन्नित्यं सुखितोऽथ गुणी, in order and clause for clause, and settles सत्कृत्य-व्यय-कृत् as spending upon good works -- the same idea the eleventh lord's round closed on at ref 25.132 with सत्कृतौ व्ययकृद्. His सहजस्थ clause gives सहजसौख्यहीन, अपने ही शरीरपोषण में लीन तथा दूसरों का द्वेष करने वाला for verse 135's भ्रातृसुखहीनो ... स्ववपुःपोषणे सक्तः परद्वेषकरश्च, and in equating सहज with भ्रातृ it repeats the identification his printed page १३८ gloss made when it read the 3rd-house verse of the eleventh lord as भ्रातृसौख्यपूर्ण. His चतुर्थस्थ clause gives मातृ, भूमि, यान, गेह सभी सुखों से वञ्चित for verse 136's जननीसौख्यवञ्चितः । भूवाहनगृहैश्चापि विहीनो, matching जननी to मातृ, भू to भूमि, वाहन to यान and गृह to गेह in order. And his पञ्चम clause gives पुत्र के लिए अधिक व्यय ... पुत्र, विद्या विहीन होकर सदा तीर्थाटनरत for verse 137's पुत्रहेतोर्भूरिव्ययी ... विद्यापुत्रविहीनश्च सदा तीर्थाटने रतः. TWO HOUSE-NAMES IN THIS ROUND ARE WORTH RECORDING BECAUSE THEY ARE NOT THE CHAPTER'S USUAL ONES. Verse 139 names the 7th house स्त्रीगृह, the wife's house, where the chapter has elsewhere used दार, कलत्र, जाया and सप्तम; the reading is secure because the same verse's second line sets स्त्रीसुखेन and its first स्त्रीकृते in the same fount, and the editor's own subject-matter is the wife throughout. Verse 142 names the 10th house पितृभाव, the father's house, and reinforces it in the same line with पितृतः, from the father -- a recognised Parasari designation of the 10th, and secure here because the round's sequence fixes the house: 141 is धर्मगे, the 9th, and 143 is लाभगे, the 11th, so 142 can only be the 10th. Verse 143 uses the standard लाभ for the 11th, adding a further instance to the evidence recorded at refs 25.92-25.108 that this printing has लाभ freely available and that its occasional भव is an inherited variant rather than a form forced upon it. Verse 142's second line prints a hyphen inside the compound, भूपतिद्वारसम्बद्ध-धनव्ययकरो, and the hyphen is mirrored into both the Devanagari and the IAST exactly as it stands, following this edition's practice elsewhere in the chapter. The scan carries the digitiser's provenance stamp -- "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- across the foot of the page. Here it lies over the second line of the editor's unfinished paragraph rather than over any root text, so no verse on this page depended on recovering it; the morphological opening established on page १३४ was nevertheless applied for the sixth page running and cleared it (scratchpad/g139-p2_k7.png, PIL MaxFilter then MinFilter at kernel 7, with g139-p2_k11.png at kernel 11 as a cross-check). NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so every 600 dpi render is an upscale and no amount of magnification recovers detail the scan never held. All readings above were therefore taken at or below native resolution -- reduced strips at 0.70x, verse line crops at 0.87x and gloss line crops at 0.72x -- with high magnification reserved for adjudicating single glyphs, and never on a glyph standing alone: page १३८ showed that an isolated zoom can be confidently wrong, so every magnified reading here was made against a same-page control of both candidate letters. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  137. 25.137 सत्यापित

    Verse 137

    संस्कृत

    व्ययेशे पुत्रगे पुत्रहेतोर्भूरिव्ययी नरः । विद्यापुत्रविहीनश्च सदा तीर्थाटने रतः ॥ १३७ ॥

    vyayeshe putrage putrahetorbhoorivyayee narah | vidyaaputraviheenashcha sadaa teerthaatane ratah || 137 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lord of the twelfth goes to the fifth, the man makes great expenditure for the sake of a son. He is destitute alike of learning and of sons, and is always given to visiting places of pilgrimage.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    व्ययेश पञ्चम (पुत्र) भाव में जाए तो मनुष्य पुत्र के निमित्त अधिक व्यय करने वाला होता है । वह विद्या और पुत्र दोनों से हीन तथा सदा तीर्थाटन में रत रहता है ।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 137. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.171, printed page १३९/139. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p139-171.png (600dpi, 3167x4962 -- the thirteenth different page width in thirteen pages, and the narrowest render yet, so every block extent was again re-profiled from this page's own ink). The page was read three times over: thirteen reduced strips scratchpad/p139-s1.png through p139-s13.png, each cut at box (330, y0, 3050, y1) at 0.70x; then line by line at native resolution in twenty-one crops scratchpad/q139-134L1.png through q139-144L2.png, cut at box (680, y0, 2950, y1) at 0.87x from a NumPy row-darkness band map of thirty bands, together with the editor's prose in scratchpad/g139-p1a.png, g139-p1b.png and g139-p2_k7.png at 0.72x; then at word level for the points worth adjudicating, in scratchpad/q139-folio.png at 6.0x, q139-glossclose.png at 3.4x, q139-135bhratri.png at 6.0x and q139-135bhra9x.png at 9.0x. The lord of the 12th in the 5th house (सुत, पुत्र, पञ्चम, sons and learning). THIS PAGE COMPLETES THE ROUND OF HOUSE-LORDS BUT DOES NOT CLOSE THE CHAPTER. The chapter is laid out twelve verses to each lord of a house, each lord run through the twelve houses beginning at the 1st, and the twelfth lord's round -- opened at verse 133 on printed page १३८ -- is carried here from the 2nd house to the 12th and completed at verse 144. Twelve lords times twelve houses is one hundred and forty-four, so the round closes exactly at 144. CORRECTION ENTERED FROM PRINTED PAGE १४०/140: the chapter itself runs to 148. Page १४० prints four concluding verses, 145 to 148, under a subheading of the editor's own (न्यूनाधिक फल-विचार), laying down how the results of the round are to be weighed by a planet's strength, and the chapter colophon follows them. The inference drawn here from the arithmetic of the round -- that the chapter stood at 144 -- was made ahead of the colophon and was wrong; it is corrected rather than removed, so that the reasoning and its correction both stand on the record. No colophon appears on THIS page: the editor's second gloss paragraph breaks off in mid-sentence at its foot and is completed at the head of page १४०. The verse block falls at x 703-2902 and the editor's gloss block at x 339-3033: the verses are indented some 364 pixels inside the gloss on the left and stop about 131 pixels short of it on the right. That is the relation of printed pages १३५ and १३७, now recurring for the third time. Thirteen pages have given thirteen different page widths but still only three distinct relations between the two blocks, so the block extents must be measured afresh on every page while the relation itself is drawn from a closed set. The band map separates root text from commentary by band height as before -- verse lines 115-139 pixels against gloss lines 92-102 -- and lays the page out as: band 0, y 377-432, the running head, which on this recto folio carries the chapter title भावाधीशफलाध्यायः at x 1364-1980 with the folio number at the RIGHT, x 2830-2995; bands 1-6, the six verse lines of verses 134, 135 and 136; bands 7-12, a six-line gloss paragraph, band 12 short at x 339-1138 and carrying the closing ॥ १३३-१३६ ॥; bands 13-27, the sixteen verse lines of verses 137 to 144, band 20 being 273 pixels tall because verse 140's second line and verse 141's first have merged; and bands 28-29, the first two lines of a second gloss paragraph which breaks off unfinished at the foot of the page under the digitiser's stamp. Band 2 also throws a run at x 0-27 and band 10 one at x 0-70; both touch the trim and are page-edge artefacts, discarded. THE FOLIO NUMBER WAS CHECKED AT MAGNIFICATION BEFORE BEING RECORDED, as standing practice requires. scratchpad/q139-folio.png at 6.0x gives १, ३, ९ -- the third glyph a closed loop with the stem descending and curving to the right, which is ९ and not the angular ८ of the preceding page. This is a recto folio, so the running head gives the chapter title भावाधीशफलाध्यायः with the folio at the RIGHT, the mirror of verso page १३८ where the book title stood with the folio at the left. THE FOUNT'S भ्र CONJUNCT IS DEMONSTRATED TWICE ON ONE LINE HERE, AND IT BEARS ON TWO EARLIER READINGS. Verse 135 sets व्ययेशे भ्रातृगे भ्रातृसुखहीनो जनो भवेत्, and both occurrences were adjudicated against a control: scratchpad/q139-135bhratri.png at 6.0x sets the opening akshara of each word beside a known भ taken from भवेत् at the end of the same line, and scratchpad/q139-135bhra9x.png repeats the comparison at 9.0x on the single akshara. The disputed letters carry भ's structure -- the left stroke joined by a bar to the stem -- PLUS a thick diagonal sweeping below the letter body, which is the subscript र; the known भ carries no such stroke. The printing therefore holds and sets भ्र correctly. That confirms from a third and fourth instance what ref 25.104 established from ref 25.105 on printed page १३५: where this edition prints भातुः for भ्रातुः at 25.104, and where the glyph at ref 25.123 is मा where the sense and the editor both require भ्रा, the fault is a local slip of the compositor and not a limitation of the fount. The first gloss paragraph, of six printed lines standing between verse 136 and verse 137, runs "व्ययेश लग्नस्थ हो तो जातक व्ययप्रकृतिक, दुर्बल, कफरोगी, निर्धन तथा मूर्ख होता है । धनगत वे हो तो मनुष्य धार्मिक प्रिय बोलने वाला, अच्छे कामों में खर्चा करने वाला, गुणी तथा सौख्यसम्पन्न होता है । सहजस्थ व्ययेश हो तो मनुष्य सहजसौख्यहीन, अपने ही शरीरपोषण में लीन तथा दूसरों का द्वेष करने वाला होता है । चतुर्थस्थ वे हो तो जातक मातृ, भूमि, यान, गेह सभी सुखों से वञ्चित होता है ॥ १३३-१३६ ॥" -- the closing range read at 3.4x in scratchpad/q139-glossclose.png. It discharges the single-verse debt printed page १३८ left open on verse 133 and glosses this page's 134, 135 and 136 as well. The second paragraph begins after verse 144 and BREAKS OFF UNFINISHED at the foot of the page: "पञ्चम भावस्थ व्ययेश हो तो पुत्र के लिए अधिक व्यय करना पड़ता है । ऐसा जातक पुत्र, विद्या विहीन होकर सदा तीर्थाटनरत होता है । व्ययेश षष्ठस्थ हो" -- stopping mid-clause on the 6th house. It glosses verse 137 in full and opens 138. VERSES 138 TO 144 ARE THEREFORE NOT YET GLOSSED, and that debt is recorded here to be discharged when printed page १४०/140 is read. All of this is the modern editor's own prose, quoted as corroborating apparatus only and never transcribed as BPHS content. THE EDITOR CORROBORATES THESE VERSES CLAUSE FOR CLAUSE, and his first clause reaches back a page. His लग्नस्थ clause reads व्ययप्रकृतिक, दुर्बल, कफरोगी, निर्धन तथा मूर्ख, which glosses ref 25.133's व्ययप्रकृतिको भवेत् । दुर्बलः कफरोगी च धनविद्याविवर्जितः word for word and resolves that verse's धनविद्याविवर्जित into its two halves, निर्धन for धन-विवर्जित and मूर्ख for विद्या-विवर्जित. His धनगत clause gives धार्मिक प्रिय बोलने वाला, अच्छे कामों में खर्चा करने वाला, गुणी तथा सौख्यसम्पन्न for verse 134's धर्मशीलः प्रियंवदः । सत्कृत्यव्ययकृन्नित्यं सुखितोऽथ गुणी, in order and clause for clause, and settles सत्कृत्य-व्यय-कृत् as spending upon good works -- the same idea the eleventh lord's round closed on at ref 25.132 with सत्कृतौ व्ययकृद्. His सहजस्थ clause gives सहजसौख्यहीन, अपने ही शरीरपोषण में लीन तथा दूसरों का द्वेष करने वाला for verse 135's भ्रातृसुखहीनो ... स्ववपुःपोषणे सक्तः परद्वेषकरश्च, and in equating सहज with भ्रातृ it repeats the identification his printed page १३८ gloss made when it read the 3rd-house verse of the eleventh lord as भ्रातृसौख्यपूर्ण. His चतुर्थस्थ clause gives मातृ, भूमि, यान, गेह सभी सुखों से वञ्चित for verse 136's जननीसौख्यवञ्चितः । भूवाहनगृहैश्चापि विहीनो, matching जननी to मातृ, भू to भूमि, वाहन to यान and गृह to गेह in order. And his पञ्चम clause gives पुत्र के लिए अधिक व्यय ... पुत्र, विद्या विहीन होकर सदा तीर्थाटनरत for verse 137's पुत्रहेतोर्भूरिव्ययी ... विद्यापुत्रविहीनश्च सदा तीर्थाटने रतः. TWO HOUSE-NAMES IN THIS ROUND ARE WORTH RECORDING BECAUSE THEY ARE NOT THE CHAPTER'S USUAL ONES. Verse 139 names the 7th house स्त्रीगृह, the wife's house, where the chapter has elsewhere used दार, कलत्र, जाया and सप्तम; the reading is secure because the same verse's second line sets स्त्रीसुखेन and its first स्त्रीकृते in the same fount, and the editor's own subject-matter is the wife throughout. Verse 142 names the 10th house पितृभाव, the father's house, and reinforces it in the same line with पितृतः, from the father -- a recognised Parasari designation of the 10th, and secure here because the round's sequence fixes the house: 141 is धर्मगे, the 9th, and 143 is लाभगे, the 11th, so 142 can only be the 10th. Verse 143 uses the standard लाभ for the 11th, adding a further instance to the evidence recorded at refs 25.92-25.108 that this printing has लाभ freely available and that its occasional भव is an inherited variant rather than a form forced upon it. Verse 142's second line prints a hyphen inside the compound, भूपतिद्वारसम्बद्ध-धनव्ययकरो, and the hyphen is mirrored into both the Devanagari and the IAST exactly as it stands, following this edition's practice elsewhere in the chapter. The scan carries the digitiser's provenance stamp -- "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- across the foot of the page. Here it lies over the second line of the editor's unfinished paragraph rather than over any root text, so no verse on this page depended on recovering it; the morphological opening established on page १३४ was nevertheless applied for the sixth page running and cleared it (scratchpad/g139-p2_k7.png, PIL MaxFilter then MinFilter at kernel 7, with g139-p2_k11.png at kernel 11 as a cross-check). NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so every 600 dpi render is an upscale and no amount of magnification recovers detail the scan never held. All readings above were therefore taken at or below native resolution -- reduced strips at 0.70x, verse line crops at 0.87x and gloss line crops at 0.72x -- with high magnification reserved for adjudicating single glyphs, and never on a glyph standing alone: page १३८ showed that an isolated zoom can be confidently wrong, so every magnified reading here was made against a same-page control of both candidate letters. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  138. 25.138 सत्यापित

    Verse 138

    संस्कृत

    व्ययेशे शत्रुगे शत्रुः स्वजनस्य च पापधीः । दुःखितः कोपनो जातः परजायासु लम्पटः ॥ १३८ ॥

    vyayeshe shatruge shatruh svajanasya cha paapadheeh | duhkhitah kopano jaatah parajaayaasu lampatah || 138 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lord of the twelfth goes to the sixth, he is an enemy to his own people and wicked of mind. The man born is sorrowful, quick to anger, and lecherous after the wives of others.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    व्ययेश षष्ठ (शत्रु) भाव में जाए तो जातक अपने ही स्वजनों का शत्रु तथा पापबुद्धि वाला होता है । वह दुःखी, क्रोधी एवं परस्त्रियों में लम्पट होता है ।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 138. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.171, printed page १३९/139. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p139-171.png (600dpi, 3167x4962 -- the thirteenth different page width in thirteen pages, and the narrowest render yet, so every block extent was again re-profiled from this page's own ink). The page was read three times over: thirteen reduced strips scratchpad/p139-s1.png through p139-s13.png, each cut at box (330, y0, 3050, y1) at 0.70x; then line by line at native resolution in twenty-one crops scratchpad/q139-134L1.png through q139-144L2.png, cut at box (680, y0, 2950, y1) at 0.87x from a NumPy row-darkness band map of thirty bands, together with the editor's prose in scratchpad/g139-p1a.png, g139-p1b.png and g139-p2_k7.png at 0.72x; then at word level for the points worth adjudicating, in scratchpad/q139-folio.png at 6.0x, q139-glossclose.png at 3.4x, q139-135bhratri.png at 6.0x and q139-135bhra9x.png at 9.0x. The lord of the 12th in the 6th house (अरि, रिपु, शत्रु, षष्ठ, enemies). THIS PAGE COMPLETES THE ROUND OF HOUSE-LORDS BUT DOES NOT CLOSE THE CHAPTER. The chapter is laid out twelve verses to each lord of a house, each lord run through the twelve houses beginning at the 1st, and the twelfth lord's round -- opened at verse 133 on printed page १३८ -- is carried here from the 2nd house to the 12th and completed at verse 144. Twelve lords times twelve houses is one hundred and forty-four, so the round closes exactly at 144. CORRECTION ENTERED FROM PRINTED PAGE १४०/140: the chapter itself runs to 148. Page १४० prints four concluding verses, 145 to 148, under a subheading of the editor's own (न्यूनाधिक फल-विचार), laying down how the results of the round are to be weighed by a planet's strength, and the chapter colophon follows them. The inference drawn here from the arithmetic of the round -- that the chapter stood at 144 -- was made ahead of the colophon and was wrong; it is corrected rather than removed, so that the reasoning and its correction both stand on the record. No colophon appears on THIS page: the editor's second gloss paragraph breaks off in mid-sentence at its foot and is completed at the head of page १४०. The verse block falls at x 703-2902 and the editor's gloss block at x 339-3033: the verses are indented some 364 pixels inside the gloss on the left and stop about 131 pixels short of it on the right. That is the relation of printed pages १३५ and १३७, now recurring for the third time. Thirteen pages have given thirteen different page widths but still only three distinct relations between the two blocks, so the block extents must be measured afresh on every page while the relation itself is drawn from a closed set. The band map separates root text from commentary by band height as before -- verse lines 115-139 pixels against gloss lines 92-102 -- and lays the page out as: band 0, y 377-432, the running head, which on this recto folio carries the chapter title भावाधीशफलाध्यायः at x 1364-1980 with the folio number at the RIGHT, x 2830-2995; bands 1-6, the six verse lines of verses 134, 135 and 136; bands 7-12, a six-line gloss paragraph, band 12 short at x 339-1138 and carrying the closing ॥ १३३-१३६ ॥; bands 13-27, the sixteen verse lines of verses 137 to 144, band 20 being 273 pixels tall because verse 140's second line and verse 141's first have merged; and bands 28-29, the first two lines of a second gloss paragraph which breaks off unfinished at the foot of the page under the digitiser's stamp. Band 2 also throws a run at x 0-27 and band 10 one at x 0-70; both touch the trim and are page-edge artefacts, discarded. THE FOLIO NUMBER WAS CHECKED AT MAGNIFICATION BEFORE BEING RECORDED, as standing practice requires. scratchpad/q139-folio.png at 6.0x gives १, ३, ९ -- the third glyph a closed loop with the stem descending and curving to the right, which is ९ and not the angular ८ of the preceding page. This is a recto folio, so the running head gives the chapter title भावाधीशफलाध्यायः with the folio at the RIGHT, the mirror of verso page १३८ where the book title stood with the folio at the left. THE FOUNT'S भ्र CONJUNCT IS DEMONSTRATED TWICE ON ONE LINE HERE, AND IT BEARS ON TWO EARLIER READINGS. Verse 135 sets व्ययेशे भ्रातृगे भ्रातृसुखहीनो जनो भवेत्, and both occurrences were adjudicated against a control: scratchpad/q139-135bhratri.png at 6.0x sets the opening akshara of each word beside a known भ taken from भवेत् at the end of the same line, and scratchpad/q139-135bhra9x.png repeats the comparison at 9.0x on the single akshara. The disputed letters carry भ's structure -- the left stroke joined by a bar to the stem -- PLUS a thick diagonal sweeping below the letter body, which is the subscript र; the known भ carries no such stroke. The printing therefore holds and sets भ्र correctly. That confirms from a third and fourth instance what ref 25.104 established from ref 25.105 on printed page १३५: where this edition prints भातुः for भ्रातुः at 25.104, and where the glyph at ref 25.123 is मा where the sense and the editor both require भ्रा, the fault is a local slip of the compositor and not a limitation of the fount. The first gloss paragraph, of six printed lines standing between verse 136 and verse 137, runs "व्ययेश लग्नस्थ हो तो जातक व्ययप्रकृतिक, दुर्बल, कफरोगी, निर्धन तथा मूर्ख होता है । धनगत वे हो तो मनुष्य धार्मिक प्रिय बोलने वाला, अच्छे कामों में खर्चा करने वाला, गुणी तथा सौख्यसम्पन्न होता है । सहजस्थ व्ययेश हो तो मनुष्य सहजसौख्यहीन, अपने ही शरीरपोषण में लीन तथा दूसरों का द्वेष करने वाला होता है । चतुर्थस्थ वे हो तो जातक मातृ, भूमि, यान, गेह सभी सुखों से वञ्चित होता है ॥ १३३-१३६ ॥" -- the closing range read at 3.4x in scratchpad/q139-glossclose.png. It discharges the single-verse debt printed page १३८ left open on verse 133 and glosses this page's 134, 135 and 136 as well. The second paragraph begins after verse 144 and BREAKS OFF UNFINISHED at the foot of the page: "पञ्चम भावस्थ व्ययेश हो तो पुत्र के लिए अधिक व्यय करना पड़ता है । ऐसा जातक पुत्र, विद्या विहीन होकर सदा तीर्थाटनरत होता है । व्ययेश षष्ठस्थ हो" -- stopping mid-clause on the 6th house. It glosses verse 137 in full and opens 138. VERSES 138 TO 144 ARE THEREFORE NOT YET GLOSSED, and that debt is recorded here to be discharged when printed page १४०/140 is read. All of this is the modern editor's own prose, quoted as corroborating apparatus only and never transcribed as BPHS content. THE EDITOR CORROBORATES THESE VERSES CLAUSE FOR CLAUSE, and his first clause reaches back a page. His लग्नस्थ clause reads व्ययप्रकृतिक, दुर्बल, कफरोगी, निर्धन तथा मूर्ख, which glosses ref 25.133's व्ययप्रकृतिको भवेत् । दुर्बलः कफरोगी च धनविद्याविवर्जितः word for word and resolves that verse's धनविद्याविवर्जित into its two halves, निर्धन for धन-विवर्जित and मूर्ख for विद्या-विवर्जित. His धनगत clause gives धार्मिक प्रिय बोलने वाला, अच्छे कामों में खर्चा करने वाला, गुणी तथा सौख्यसम्पन्न for verse 134's धर्मशीलः प्रियंवदः । सत्कृत्यव्ययकृन्नित्यं सुखितोऽथ गुणी, in order and clause for clause, and settles सत्कृत्य-व्यय-कृत् as spending upon good works -- the same idea the eleventh lord's round closed on at ref 25.132 with सत्कृतौ व्ययकृद्. His सहजस्थ clause gives सहजसौख्यहीन, अपने ही शरीरपोषण में लीन तथा दूसरों का द्वेष करने वाला for verse 135's भ्रातृसुखहीनो ... स्ववपुःपोषणे सक्तः परद्वेषकरश्च, and in equating सहज with भ्रातृ it repeats the identification his printed page १३८ gloss made when it read the 3rd-house verse of the eleventh lord as भ्रातृसौख्यपूर्ण. His चतुर्थस्थ clause gives मातृ, भूमि, यान, गेह सभी सुखों से वञ्चित for verse 136's जननीसौख्यवञ्चितः । भूवाहनगृहैश्चापि विहीनो, matching जननी to मातृ, भू to भूमि, वाहन to यान and गृह to गेह in order. And his पञ्चम clause gives पुत्र के लिए अधिक व्यय ... पुत्र, विद्या विहीन होकर सदा तीर्थाटनरत for verse 137's पुत्रहेतोर्भूरिव्ययी ... विद्यापुत्रविहीनश्च सदा तीर्थाटने रतः. TWO HOUSE-NAMES IN THIS ROUND ARE WORTH RECORDING BECAUSE THEY ARE NOT THE CHAPTER'S USUAL ONES. Verse 139 names the 7th house स्त्रीगृह, the wife's house, where the chapter has elsewhere used दार, कलत्र, जाया and सप्तम; the reading is secure because the same verse's second line sets स्त्रीसुखेन and its first स्त्रीकृते in the same fount, and the editor's own subject-matter is the wife throughout. Verse 142 names the 10th house पितृभाव, the father's house, and reinforces it in the same line with पितृतः, from the father -- a recognised Parasari designation of the 10th, and secure here because the round's sequence fixes the house: 141 is धर्मगे, the 9th, and 143 is लाभगे, the 11th, so 142 can only be the 10th. Verse 143 uses the standard लाभ for the 11th, adding a further instance to the evidence recorded at refs 25.92-25.108 that this printing has लाभ freely available and that its occasional भव is an inherited variant rather than a form forced upon it. Verse 142's second line prints a hyphen inside the compound, भूपतिद्वारसम्बद्ध-धनव्ययकरो, and the hyphen is mirrored into both the Devanagari and the IAST exactly as it stands, following this edition's practice elsewhere in the chapter. The scan carries the digitiser's provenance stamp -- "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- across the foot of the page. Here it lies over the second line of the editor's unfinished paragraph rather than over any root text, so no verse on this page depended on recovering it; the morphological opening established on page १३४ was nevertheless applied for the sixth page running and cleared it (scratchpad/g139-p2_k7.png, PIL MaxFilter then MinFilter at kernel 7, with g139-p2_k11.png at kernel 11 as a cross-check). NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so every 600 dpi render is an upscale and no amount of magnification recovers detail the scan never held. All readings above were therefore taken at or below native resolution -- reduced strips at 0.70x, verse line crops at 0.87x and gloss line crops at 0.72x -- with high magnification reserved for adjudicating single glyphs, and never on a glyph standing alone: page १३८ showed that an isolated zoom can be confidently wrong, so every magnified reading here was made against a same-page control of both candidate letters. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  139. 25.139 सत्यापित

    Verse 139

    संस्कृत

    व्ययेशे स्त्रीगृहस्थे स्त्रीकृते भूरिकृतव्ययः । वञ्चितः स्त्रीसुखेन स्यान्निर्विद्यो निर्बलो नरः ॥ १३९ ॥

    vyayeshe streegrihasthe streekrite bhoorikritavyayah | vanchitah streesukhena syaannirvidyo nirbalo narah || 139 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lord of the twelfth stands in the wife's house, he makes great expenditure on his wife's account. He is cheated of the happiness of a wife, and the man becomes unlettered and weak.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    व्ययेश स्त्रीगृह (सप्तम) भाव में स्थित हो तो जातक स्त्री के निमित्त अधिक व्यय करने वाला होता है । वह स्त्रीसुख से वञ्चित, विद्याहीन तथा दुर्बल होता है ।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 139. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.171, printed page १३९/139. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p139-171.png (600dpi, 3167x4962 -- the thirteenth different page width in thirteen pages, and the narrowest render yet, so every block extent was again re-profiled from this page's own ink). The page was read three times over: thirteen reduced strips scratchpad/p139-s1.png through p139-s13.png, each cut at box (330, y0, 3050, y1) at 0.70x; then line by line at native resolution in twenty-one crops scratchpad/q139-134L1.png through q139-144L2.png, cut at box (680, y0, 2950, y1) at 0.87x from a NumPy row-darkness band map of thirty bands, together with the editor's prose in scratchpad/g139-p1a.png, g139-p1b.png and g139-p2_k7.png at 0.72x; then at word level for the points worth adjudicating, in scratchpad/q139-folio.png at 6.0x, q139-glossclose.png at 3.4x, q139-135bhratri.png at 6.0x and q139-135bhra9x.png at 9.0x. The lord of the 12th in the 7th house, which this verse names स्त्रीगृह, the wife's house, rather than the chapter's usual दार, कलत्र, जाया or सप्तम. THIS PAGE COMPLETES THE ROUND OF HOUSE-LORDS BUT DOES NOT CLOSE THE CHAPTER. The chapter is laid out twelve verses to each lord of a house, each lord run through the twelve houses beginning at the 1st, and the twelfth lord's round -- opened at verse 133 on printed page १३८ -- is carried here from the 2nd house to the 12th and completed at verse 144. Twelve lords times twelve houses is one hundred and forty-four, so the round closes exactly at 144. CORRECTION ENTERED FROM PRINTED PAGE १४०/140: the chapter itself runs to 148. Page १४० prints four concluding verses, 145 to 148, under a subheading of the editor's own (न्यूनाधिक फल-विचार), laying down how the results of the round are to be weighed by a planet's strength, and the chapter colophon follows them. The inference drawn here from the arithmetic of the round -- that the chapter stood at 144 -- was made ahead of the colophon and was wrong; it is corrected rather than removed, so that the reasoning and its correction both stand on the record. No colophon appears on THIS page: the editor's second gloss paragraph breaks off in mid-sentence at its foot and is completed at the head of page १४०. The verse block falls at x 703-2902 and the editor's gloss block at x 339-3033: the verses are indented some 364 pixels inside the gloss on the left and stop about 131 pixels short of it on the right. That is the relation of printed pages १३५ and १३७, now recurring for the third time. Thirteen pages have given thirteen different page widths but still only three distinct relations between the two blocks, so the block extents must be measured afresh on every page while the relation itself is drawn from a closed set. The band map separates root text from commentary by band height as before -- verse lines 115-139 pixels against gloss lines 92-102 -- and lays the page out as: band 0, y 377-432, the running head, which on this recto folio carries the chapter title भावाधीशफलाध्यायः at x 1364-1980 with the folio number at the RIGHT, x 2830-2995; bands 1-6, the six verse lines of verses 134, 135 and 136; bands 7-12, a six-line gloss paragraph, band 12 short at x 339-1138 and carrying the closing ॥ १३३-१३६ ॥; bands 13-27, the sixteen verse lines of verses 137 to 144, band 20 being 273 pixels tall because verse 140's second line and verse 141's first have merged; and bands 28-29, the first two lines of a second gloss paragraph which breaks off unfinished at the foot of the page under the digitiser's stamp. Band 2 also throws a run at x 0-27 and band 10 one at x 0-70; both touch the trim and are page-edge artefacts, discarded. THE FOLIO NUMBER WAS CHECKED AT MAGNIFICATION BEFORE BEING RECORDED, as standing practice requires. scratchpad/q139-folio.png at 6.0x gives १, ३, ९ -- the third glyph a closed loop with the stem descending and curving to the right, which is ९ and not the angular ८ of the preceding page. This is a recto folio, so the running head gives the chapter title भावाधीशफलाध्यायः with the folio at the RIGHT, the mirror of verso page १३८ where the book title stood with the folio at the left. THE FOUNT'S भ्र CONJUNCT IS DEMONSTRATED TWICE ON ONE LINE HERE, AND IT BEARS ON TWO EARLIER READINGS. Verse 135 sets व्ययेशे भ्रातृगे भ्रातृसुखहीनो जनो भवेत्, and both occurrences were adjudicated against a control: scratchpad/q139-135bhratri.png at 6.0x sets the opening akshara of each word beside a known भ taken from भवेत् at the end of the same line, and scratchpad/q139-135bhra9x.png repeats the comparison at 9.0x on the single akshara. The disputed letters carry भ's structure -- the left stroke joined by a bar to the stem -- PLUS a thick diagonal sweeping below the letter body, which is the subscript र; the known भ carries no such stroke. The printing therefore holds and sets भ्र correctly. That confirms from a third and fourth instance what ref 25.104 established from ref 25.105 on printed page १३५: where this edition prints भातुः for भ्रातुः at 25.104, and where the glyph at ref 25.123 is मा where the sense and the editor both require भ्रा, the fault is a local slip of the compositor and not a limitation of the fount. The first gloss paragraph, of six printed lines standing between verse 136 and verse 137, runs "व्ययेश लग्नस्थ हो तो जातक व्ययप्रकृतिक, दुर्बल, कफरोगी, निर्धन तथा मूर्ख होता है । धनगत वे हो तो मनुष्य धार्मिक प्रिय बोलने वाला, अच्छे कामों में खर्चा करने वाला, गुणी तथा सौख्यसम्पन्न होता है । सहजस्थ व्ययेश हो तो मनुष्य सहजसौख्यहीन, अपने ही शरीरपोषण में लीन तथा दूसरों का द्वेष करने वाला होता है । चतुर्थस्थ वे हो तो जातक मातृ, भूमि, यान, गेह सभी सुखों से वञ्चित होता है ॥ १३३-१३६ ॥" -- the closing range read at 3.4x in scratchpad/q139-glossclose.png. It discharges the single-verse debt printed page १३८ left open on verse 133 and glosses this page's 134, 135 and 136 as well. The second paragraph begins after verse 144 and BREAKS OFF UNFINISHED at the foot of the page: "पञ्चम भावस्थ व्ययेश हो तो पुत्र के लिए अधिक व्यय करना पड़ता है । ऐसा जातक पुत्र, विद्या विहीन होकर सदा तीर्थाटनरत होता है । व्ययेश षष्ठस्थ हो" -- stopping mid-clause on the 6th house. It glosses verse 137 in full and opens 138. VERSES 138 TO 144 ARE THEREFORE NOT YET GLOSSED, and that debt is recorded here to be discharged when printed page १४०/140 is read. All of this is the modern editor's own prose, quoted as corroborating apparatus only and never transcribed as BPHS content. THE EDITOR CORROBORATES THESE VERSES CLAUSE FOR CLAUSE, and his first clause reaches back a page. His लग्नस्थ clause reads व्ययप्रकृतिक, दुर्बल, कफरोगी, निर्धन तथा मूर्ख, which glosses ref 25.133's व्ययप्रकृतिको भवेत् । दुर्बलः कफरोगी च धनविद्याविवर्जितः word for word and resolves that verse's धनविद्याविवर्जित into its two halves, निर्धन for धन-विवर्जित and मूर्ख for विद्या-विवर्जित. His धनगत clause gives धार्मिक प्रिय बोलने वाला, अच्छे कामों में खर्चा करने वाला, गुणी तथा सौख्यसम्पन्न for verse 134's धर्मशीलः प्रियंवदः । सत्कृत्यव्ययकृन्नित्यं सुखितोऽथ गुणी, in order and clause for clause, and settles सत्कृत्य-व्यय-कृत् as spending upon good works -- the same idea the eleventh lord's round closed on at ref 25.132 with सत्कृतौ व्ययकृद्. His सहजस्थ clause gives सहजसौख्यहीन, अपने ही शरीरपोषण में लीन तथा दूसरों का द्वेष करने वाला for verse 135's भ्रातृसुखहीनो ... स्ववपुःपोषणे सक्तः परद्वेषकरश्च, and in equating सहज with भ्रातृ it repeats the identification his printed page १३८ gloss made when it read the 3rd-house verse of the eleventh lord as भ्रातृसौख्यपूर्ण. His चतुर्थस्थ clause gives मातृ, भूमि, यान, गेह सभी सुखों से वञ्चित for verse 136's जननीसौख्यवञ्चितः । भूवाहनगृहैश्चापि विहीनो, matching जननी to मातृ, भू to भूमि, वाहन to यान and गृह to गेह in order. And his पञ्चम clause gives पुत्र के लिए अधिक व्यय ... पुत्र, विद्या विहीन होकर सदा तीर्थाटनरत for verse 137's पुत्रहेतोर्भूरिव्ययी ... विद्यापुत्रविहीनश्च सदा तीर्थाटने रतः. TWO HOUSE-NAMES IN THIS ROUND ARE WORTH RECORDING BECAUSE THEY ARE NOT THE CHAPTER'S USUAL ONES. Verse 139 names the 7th house स्त्रीगृह, the wife's house, where the chapter has elsewhere used दार, कलत्र, जाया and सप्तम; the reading is secure because the same verse's second line sets स्त्रीसुखेन and its first स्त्रीकृते in the same fount, and the editor's own subject-matter is the wife throughout. Verse 142 names the 10th house पितृभाव, the father's house, and reinforces it in the same line with पितृतः, from the father -- a recognised Parasari designation of the 10th, and secure here because the round's sequence fixes the house: 141 is धर्मगे, the 9th, and 143 is लाभगे, the 11th, so 142 can only be the 10th. Verse 143 uses the standard लाभ for the 11th, adding a further instance to the evidence recorded at refs 25.92-25.108 that this printing has लाभ freely available and that its occasional भव is an inherited variant rather than a form forced upon it. Verse 142's second line prints a hyphen inside the compound, भूपतिद्वारसम्बद्ध-धनव्ययकरो, and the hyphen is mirrored into both the Devanagari and the IAST exactly as it stands, following this edition's practice elsewhere in the chapter. The scan carries the digitiser's provenance stamp -- "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- across the foot of the page. Here it lies over the second line of the editor's unfinished paragraph rather than over any root text, so no verse on this page depended on recovering it; the morphological opening established on page १३४ was nevertheless applied for the sixth page running and cleared it (scratchpad/g139-p2_k7.png, PIL MaxFilter then MinFilter at kernel 7, with g139-p2_k11.png at kernel 11 as a cross-check). NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so every 600 dpi render is an upscale and no amount of magnification recovers detail the scan never held. All readings above were therefore taken at or below native resolution -- reduced strips at 0.70x, verse line crops at 0.87x and gloss line crops at 0.72x -- with high magnification reserved for adjudicating single glyphs, and never on a glyph standing alone: page १३८ showed that an isolated zoom can be confidently wrong, so every magnified reading here was made against a same-page control of both candidate letters. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  140. 25.140 सत्यापित

    Verse 140

    संस्कृत

    व्ययेशे रन्ध्रगे जातो मध्यायुष्मान् प्रियंवदः । सर्वसद्गुणसम्पन्नो लाभयुक् सर्वदा भवेत् ॥ १४० ॥

    vyayeshe randhrage jaato madhyaayushmaan priyamvadah | sarvasadgunasampanno laabhayuk sarvadaa bhavet || 140 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lord of the twelfth goes to the eighth, the man born is of middling span of life and pleasant of speech. He is furnished with every good quality, and gain attends him at all times.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    व्ययेश अष्टम (रन्ध्र) भाव में जाए तो जातक मध्यम आयु वाला तथा प्रियवादी होता है । वह समस्त सद्गुणों से सम्पन्न एवं सदा लाभयुक्त होता है ।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 140. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.171, printed page १३९/139. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p139-171.png (600dpi, 3167x4962 -- the thirteenth different page width in thirteen pages, and the narrowest render yet, so every block extent was again re-profiled from this page's own ink). The page was read three times over: thirteen reduced strips scratchpad/p139-s1.png through p139-s13.png, each cut at box (330, y0, 3050, y1) at 0.70x; then line by line at native resolution in twenty-one crops scratchpad/q139-134L1.png through q139-144L2.png, cut at box (680, y0, 2950, y1) at 0.87x from a NumPy row-darkness band map of thirty bands, together with the editor's prose in scratchpad/g139-p1a.png, g139-p1b.png and g139-p2_k7.png at 0.72x; then at word level for the points worth adjudicating, in scratchpad/q139-folio.png at 6.0x, q139-glossclose.png at 3.4x, q139-135bhratri.png at 6.0x and q139-135bhra9x.png at 9.0x. The lord of the 12th in the 8th house (रन्ध्र, निधन, अष्टम, death and the hidden). The second line stands in band 20 merged with verse 141's first line, a 273-pixel band. THIS PAGE COMPLETES THE ROUND OF HOUSE-LORDS BUT DOES NOT CLOSE THE CHAPTER. The chapter is laid out twelve verses to each lord of a house, each lord run through the twelve houses beginning at the 1st, and the twelfth lord's round -- opened at verse 133 on printed page १३८ -- is carried here from the 2nd house to the 12th and completed at verse 144. Twelve lords times twelve houses is one hundred and forty-four, so the round closes exactly at 144. CORRECTION ENTERED FROM PRINTED PAGE १४०/140: the chapter itself runs to 148. Page १४० prints four concluding verses, 145 to 148, under a subheading of the editor's own (न्यूनाधिक फल-विचार), laying down how the results of the round are to be weighed by a planet's strength, and the chapter colophon follows them. The inference drawn here from the arithmetic of the round -- that the chapter stood at 144 -- was made ahead of the colophon and was wrong; it is corrected rather than removed, so that the reasoning and its correction both stand on the record. No colophon appears on THIS page: the editor's second gloss paragraph breaks off in mid-sentence at its foot and is completed at the head of page १४०. The verse block falls at x 703-2902 and the editor's gloss block at x 339-3033: the verses are indented some 364 pixels inside the gloss on the left and stop about 131 pixels short of it on the right. That is the relation of printed pages १३५ and १३७, now recurring for the third time. Thirteen pages have given thirteen different page widths but still only three distinct relations between the two blocks, so the block extents must be measured afresh on every page while the relation itself is drawn from a closed set. The band map separates root text from commentary by band height as before -- verse lines 115-139 pixels against gloss lines 92-102 -- and lays the page out as: band 0, y 377-432, the running head, which on this recto folio carries the chapter title भावाधीशफलाध्यायः at x 1364-1980 with the folio number at the RIGHT, x 2830-2995; bands 1-6, the six verse lines of verses 134, 135 and 136; bands 7-12, a six-line gloss paragraph, band 12 short at x 339-1138 and carrying the closing ॥ १३३-१३६ ॥; bands 13-27, the sixteen verse lines of verses 137 to 144, band 20 being 273 pixels tall because verse 140's second line and verse 141's first have merged; and bands 28-29, the first two lines of a second gloss paragraph which breaks off unfinished at the foot of the page under the digitiser's stamp. Band 2 also throws a run at x 0-27 and band 10 one at x 0-70; both touch the trim and are page-edge artefacts, discarded. THE FOLIO NUMBER WAS CHECKED AT MAGNIFICATION BEFORE BEING RECORDED, as standing practice requires. scratchpad/q139-folio.png at 6.0x gives १, ३, ९ -- the third glyph a closed loop with the stem descending and curving to the right, which is ९ and not the angular ८ of the preceding page. This is a recto folio, so the running head gives the chapter title भावाधीशफलाध्यायः with the folio at the RIGHT, the mirror of verso page १३८ where the book title stood with the folio at the left. THE FOUNT'S भ्र CONJUNCT IS DEMONSTRATED TWICE ON ONE LINE HERE, AND IT BEARS ON TWO EARLIER READINGS. Verse 135 sets व्ययेशे भ्रातृगे भ्रातृसुखहीनो जनो भवेत्, and both occurrences were adjudicated against a control: scratchpad/q139-135bhratri.png at 6.0x sets the opening akshara of each word beside a known भ taken from भवेत् at the end of the same line, and scratchpad/q139-135bhra9x.png repeats the comparison at 9.0x on the single akshara. The disputed letters carry भ's structure -- the left stroke joined by a bar to the stem -- PLUS a thick diagonal sweeping below the letter body, which is the subscript र; the known भ carries no such stroke. The printing therefore holds and sets भ्र correctly. That confirms from a third and fourth instance what ref 25.104 established from ref 25.105 on printed page १३५: where this edition prints भातुः for भ्रातुः at 25.104, and where the glyph at ref 25.123 is मा where the sense and the editor both require भ्रा, the fault is a local slip of the compositor and not a limitation of the fount. The first gloss paragraph, of six printed lines standing between verse 136 and verse 137, runs "व्ययेश लग्नस्थ हो तो जातक व्ययप्रकृतिक, दुर्बल, कफरोगी, निर्धन तथा मूर्ख होता है । धनगत वे हो तो मनुष्य धार्मिक प्रिय बोलने वाला, अच्छे कामों में खर्चा करने वाला, गुणी तथा सौख्यसम्पन्न होता है । सहजस्थ व्ययेश हो तो मनुष्य सहजसौख्यहीन, अपने ही शरीरपोषण में लीन तथा दूसरों का द्वेष करने वाला होता है । चतुर्थस्थ वे हो तो जातक मातृ, भूमि, यान, गेह सभी सुखों से वञ्चित होता है ॥ १३३-१३६ ॥" -- the closing range read at 3.4x in scratchpad/q139-glossclose.png. It discharges the single-verse debt printed page १३८ left open on verse 133 and glosses this page's 134, 135 and 136 as well. The second paragraph begins after verse 144 and BREAKS OFF UNFINISHED at the foot of the page: "पञ्चम भावस्थ व्ययेश हो तो पुत्र के लिए अधिक व्यय करना पड़ता है । ऐसा जातक पुत्र, विद्या विहीन होकर सदा तीर्थाटनरत होता है । व्ययेश षष्ठस्थ हो" -- stopping mid-clause on the 6th house. It glosses verse 137 in full and opens 138. VERSES 138 TO 144 ARE THEREFORE NOT YET GLOSSED, and that debt is recorded here to be discharged when printed page १४०/140 is read. All of this is the modern editor's own prose, quoted as corroborating apparatus only and never transcribed as BPHS content. THE EDITOR CORROBORATES THESE VERSES CLAUSE FOR CLAUSE, and his first clause reaches back a page. His लग्नस्थ clause reads व्ययप्रकृतिक, दुर्बल, कफरोगी, निर्धन तथा मूर्ख, which glosses ref 25.133's व्ययप्रकृतिको भवेत् । दुर्बलः कफरोगी च धनविद्याविवर्जितः word for word and resolves that verse's धनविद्याविवर्जित into its two halves, निर्धन for धन-विवर्जित and मूर्ख for विद्या-विवर्जित. His धनगत clause gives धार्मिक प्रिय बोलने वाला, अच्छे कामों में खर्चा करने वाला, गुणी तथा सौख्यसम्पन्न for verse 134's धर्मशीलः प्रियंवदः । सत्कृत्यव्ययकृन्नित्यं सुखितोऽथ गुणी, in order and clause for clause, and settles सत्कृत्य-व्यय-कृत् as spending upon good works -- the same idea the eleventh lord's round closed on at ref 25.132 with सत्कृतौ व्ययकृद्. His सहजस्थ clause gives सहजसौख्यहीन, अपने ही शरीरपोषण में लीन तथा दूसरों का द्वेष करने वाला for verse 135's भ्रातृसुखहीनो ... स्ववपुःपोषणे सक्तः परद्वेषकरश्च, and in equating सहज with भ्रातृ it repeats the identification his printed page १३८ gloss made when it read the 3rd-house verse of the eleventh lord as भ्रातृसौख्यपूर्ण. His चतुर्थस्थ clause gives मातृ, भूमि, यान, गेह सभी सुखों से वञ्चित for verse 136's जननीसौख्यवञ्चितः । भूवाहनगृहैश्चापि विहीनो, matching जननी to मातृ, भू to भूमि, वाहन to यान and गृह to गेह in order. And his पञ्चम clause gives पुत्र के लिए अधिक व्यय ... पुत्र, विद्या विहीन होकर सदा तीर्थाटनरत for verse 137's पुत्रहेतोर्भूरिव्ययी ... विद्यापुत्रविहीनश्च सदा तीर्थाटने रतः. TWO HOUSE-NAMES IN THIS ROUND ARE WORTH RECORDING BECAUSE THEY ARE NOT THE CHAPTER'S USUAL ONES. Verse 139 names the 7th house स्त्रीगृह, the wife's house, where the chapter has elsewhere used दार, कलत्र, जाया and सप्तम; the reading is secure because the same verse's second line sets स्त्रीसुखेन and its first स्त्रीकृते in the same fount, and the editor's own subject-matter is the wife throughout. Verse 142 names the 10th house पितृभाव, the father's house, and reinforces it in the same line with पितृतः, from the father -- a recognised Parasari designation of the 10th, and secure here because the round's sequence fixes the house: 141 is धर्मगे, the 9th, and 143 is लाभगे, the 11th, so 142 can only be the 10th. Verse 143 uses the standard लाभ for the 11th, adding a further instance to the evidence recorded at refs 25.92-25.108 that this printing has लाभ freely available and that its occasional भव is an inherited variant rather than a form forced upon it. Verse 142's second line prints a hyphen inside the compound, भूपतिद्वारसम्बद्ध-धनव्ययकरो, and the hyphen is mirrored into both the Devanagari and the IAST exactly as it stands, following this edition's practice elsewhere in the chapter. The scan carries the digitiser's provenance stamp -- "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- across the foot of the page. Here it lies over the second line of the editor's unfinished paragraph rather than over any root text, so no verse on this page depended on recovering it; the morphological opening established on page १३४ was nevertheless applied for the sixth page running and cleared it (scratchpad/g139-p2_k7.png, PIL MaxFilter then MinFilter at kernel 7, with g139-p2_k11.png at kernel 11 as a cross-check). NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so every 600 dpi render is an upscale and no amount of magnification recovers detail the scan never held. All readings above were therefore taken at or below native resolution -- reduced strips at 0.70x, verse line crops at 0.87x and gloss line crops at 0.72x -- with high magnification reserved for adjudicating single glyphs, and never on a glyph standing alone: page १३८ showed that an isolated zoom can be confidently wrong, so every magnified reading here was made against a same-page control of both candidate letters. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  141. 25.141 सत्यापित

    Verse 141

    संस्कृत

    व्ययेशे धर्मगे जातो भवेत् स्वार्थपरायणः । सुहृद्भिर्गुरुभिर्नित्यं द्वेषबुद्धिविधायकः ॥ १४१ ॥

    vyayeshe dharmage jaato bhavet svaarthaparaayanah | suhridbhirgurubhirnityam dveshabuddhividhaayakah || 141 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lord of the twelfth goes to the ninth, the man born becomes given over to his own interest. Toward friends and toward elders alike he is for ever conceiving ill-will.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    व्ययेश नवम (धर्म) भाव में जाए तो जातक स्वार्थपरायण होता है । वह मित्रों तथा गुरुजनों के प्रति सदा द्वेषबुद्धि रखने वाला होता है ।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 141. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.171, printed page १३९/139. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p139-171.png (600dpi, 3167x4962 -- the thirteenth different page width in thirteen pages, and the narrowest render yet, so every block extent was again re-profiled from this page's own ink). The page was read three times over: thirteen reduced strips scratchpad/p139-s1.png through p139-s13.png, each cut at box (330, y0, 3050, y1) at 0.70x; then line by line at native resolution in twenty-one crops scratchpad/q139-134L1.png through q139-144L2.png, cut at box (680, y0, 2950, y1) at 0.87x from a NumPy row-darkness band map of thirty bands, together with the editor's prose in scratchpad/g139-p1a.png, g139-p1b.png and g139-p2_k7.png at 0.72x; then at word level for the points worth adjudicating, in scratchpad/q139-folio.png at 6.0x, q139-glossclose.png at 3.4x, q139-135bhratri.png at 6.0x and q139-135bhra9x.png at 9.0x. The lord of the 12th in the 9th house (भाग्य, धर्म, नवम, fortune and duty). THIS PAGE COMPLETES THE ROUND OF HOUSE-LORDS BUT DOES NOT CLOSE THE CHAPTER. The chapter is laid out twelve verses to each lord of a house, each lord run through the twelve houses beginning at the 1st, and the twelfth lord's round -- opened at verse 133 on printed page १३८ -- is carried here from the 2nd house to the 12th and completed at verse 144. Twelve lords times twelve houses is one hundred and forty-four, so the round closes exactly at 144. CORRECTION ENTERED FROM PRINTED PAGE १४०/140: the chapter itself runs to 148. Page १४० prints four concluding verses, 145 to 148, under a subheading of the editor's own (न्यूनाधिक फल-विचार), laying down how the results of the round are to be weighed by a planet's strength, and the chapter colophon follows them. The inference drawn here from the arithmetic of the round -- that the chapter stood at 144 -- was made ahead of the colophon and was wrong; it is corrected rather than removed, so that the reasoning and its correction both stand on the record. No colophon appears on THIS page: the editor's second gloss paragraph breaks off in mid-sentence at its foot and is completed at the head of page १४०. The verse block falls at x 703-2902 and the editor's gloss block at x 339-3033: the verses are indented some 364 pixels inside the gloss on the left and stop about 131 pixels short of it on the right. That is the relation of printed pages १३५ and १३७, now recurring for the third time. Thirteen pages have given thirteen different page widths but still only three distinct relations between the two blocks, so the block extents must be measured afresh on every page while the relation itself is drawn from a closed set. The band map separates root text from commentary by band height as before -- verse lines 115-139 pixels against gloss lines 92-102 -- and lays the page out as: band 0, y 377-432, the running head, which on this recto folio carries the chapter title भावाधीशफलाध्यायः at x 1364-1980 with the folio number at the RIGHT, x 2830-2995; bands 1-6, the six verse lines of verses 134, 135 and 136; bands 7-12, a six-line gloss paragraph, band 12 short at x 339-1138 and carrying the closing ॥ १३३-१३६ ॥; bands 13-27, the sixteen verse lines of verses 137 to 144, band 20 being 273 pixels tall because verse 140's second line and verse 141's first have merged; and bands 28-29, the first two lines of a second gloss paragraph which breaks off unfinished at the foot of the page under the digitiser's stamp. Band 2 also throws a run at x 0-27 and band 10 one at x 0-70; both touch the trim and are page-edge artefacts, discarded. THE FOLIO NUMBER WAS CHECKED AT MAGNIFICATION BEFORE BEING RECORDED, as standing practice requires. scratchpad/q139-folio.png at 6.0x gives १, ३, ९ -- the third glyph a closed loop with the stem descending and curving to the right, which is ९ and not the angular ८ of the preceding page. This is a recto folio, so the running head gives the chapter title भावाधीशफलाध्यायः with the folio at the RIGHT, the mirror of verso page १३८ where the book title stood with the folio at the left. THE FOUNT'S भ्र CONJUNCT IS DEMONSTRATED TWICE ON ONE LINE HERE, AND IT BEARS ON TWO EARLIER READINGS. Verse 135 sets व्ययेशे भ्रातृगे भ्रातृसुखहीनो जनो भवेत्, and both occurrences were adjudicated against a control: scratchpad/q139-135bhratri.png at 6.0x sets the opening akshara of each word beside a known भ taken from भवेत् at the end of the same line, and scratchpad/q139-135bhra9x.png repeats the comparison at 9.0x on the single akshara. The disputed letters carry भ's structure -- the left stroke joined by a bar to the stem -- PLUS a thick diagonal sweeping below the letter body, which is the subscript र; the known भ carries no such stroke. The printing therefore holds and sets भ्र correctly. That confirms from a third and fourth instance what ref 25.104 established from ref 25.105 on printed page १३५: where this edition prints भातुः for भ्रातुः at 25.104, and where the glyph at ref 25.123 is मा where the sense and the editor both require भ्रा, the fault is a local slip of the compositor and not a limitation of the fount. The first gloss paragraph, of six printed lines standing between verse 136 and verse 137, runs "व्ययेश लग्नस्थ हो तो जातक व्ययप्रकृतिक, दुर्बल, कफरोगी, निर्धन तथा मूर्ख होता है । धनगत वे हो तो मनुष्य धार्मिक प्रिय बोलने वाला, अच्छे कामों में खर्चा करने वाला, गुणी तथा सौख्यसम्पन्न होता है । सहजस्थ व्ययेश हो तो मनुष्य सहजसौख्यहीन, अपने ही शरीरपोषण में लीन तथा दूसरों का द्वेष करने वाला होता है । चतुर्थस्थ वे हो तो जातक मातृ, भूमि, यान, गेह सभी सुखों से वञ्चित होता है ॥ १३३-१३६ ॥" -- the closing range read at 3.4x in scratchpad/q139-glossclose.png. It discharges the single-verse debt printed page १३८ left open on verse 133 and glosses this page's 134, 135 and 136 as well. The second paragraph begins after verse 144 and BREAKS OFF UNFINISHED at the foot of the page: "पञ्चम भावस्थ व्ययेश हो तो पुत्र के लिए अधिक व्यय करना पड़ता है । ऐसा जातक पुत्र, विद्या विहीन होकर सदा तीर्थाटनरत होता है । व्ययेश षष्ठस्थ हो" -- stopping mid-clause on the 6th house. It glosses verse 137 in full and opens 138. VERSES 138 TO 144 ARE THEREFORE NOT YET GLOSSED, and that debt is recorded here to be discharged when printed page १४०/140 is read. All of this is the modern editor's own prose, quoted as corroborating apparatus only and never transcribed as BPHS content. THE EDITOR CORROBORATES THESE VERSES CLAUSE FOR CLAUSE, and his first clause reaches back a page. His लग्नस्थ clause reads व्ययप्रकृतिक, दुर्बल, कफरोगी, निर्धन तथा मूर्ख, which glosses ref 25.133's व्ययप्रकृतिको भवेत् । दुर्बलः कफरोगी च धनविद्याविवर्जितः word for word and resolves that verse's धनविद्याविवर्जित into its two halves, निर्धन for धन-विवर्जित and मूर्ख for विद्या-विवर्जित. His धनगत clause gives धार्मिक प्रिय बोलने वाला, अच्छे कामों में खर्चा करने वाला, गुणी तथा सौख्यसम्पन्न for verse 134's धर्मशीलः प्रियंवदः । सत्कृत्यव्ययकृन्नित्यं सुखितोऽथ गुणी, in order and clause for clause, and settles सत्कृत्य-व्यय-कृत् as spending upon good works -- the same idea the eleventh lord's round closed on at ref 25.132 with सत्कृतौ व्ययकृद्. His सहजस्थ clause gives सहजसौख्यहीन, अपने ही शरीरपोषण में लीन तथा दूसरों का द्वेष करने वाला for verse 135's भ्रातृसुखहीनो ... स्ववपुःपोषणे सक्तः परद्वेषकरश्च, and in equating सहज with भ्रातृ it repeats the identification his printed page १३८ gloss made when it read the 3rd-house verse of the eleventh lord as भ्रातृसौख्यपूर्ण. His चतुर्थस्थ clause gives मातृ, भूमि, यान, गेह सभी सुखों से वञ्चित for verse 136's जननीसौख्यवञ्चितः । भूवाहनगृहैश्चापि विहीनो, matching जननी to मातृ, भू to भूमि, वाहन to यान and गृह to गेह in order. And his पञ्चम clause gives पुत्र के लिए अधिक व्यय ... पुत्र, विद्या विहीन होकर सदा तीर्थाटनरत for verse 137's पुत्रहेतोर्भूरिव्ययी ... विद्यापुत्रविहीनश्च सदा तीर्थाटने रतः. TWO HOUSE-NAMES IN THIS ROUND ARE WORTH RECORDING BECAUSE THEY ARE NOT THE CHAPTER'S USUAL ONES. Verse 139 names the 7th house स्त्रीगृह, the wife's house, where the chapter has elsewhere used दार, कलत्र, जाया and सप्तम; the reading is secure because the same verse's second line sets स्त्रीसुखेन and its first स्त्रीकृते in the same fount, and the editor's own subject-matter is the wife throughout. Verse 142 names the 10th house पितृभाव, the father's house, and reinforces it in the same line with पितृतः, from the father -- a recognised Parasari designation of the 10th, and secure here because the round's sequence fixes the house: 141 is धर्मगे, the 9th, and 143 is लाभगे, the 11th, so 142 can only be the 10th. Verse 143 uses the standard लाभ for the 11th, adding a further instance to the evidence recorded at refs 25.92-25.108 that this printing has लाभ freely available and that its occasional भव is an inherited variant rather than a form forced upon it. Verse 142's second line prints a hyphen inside the compound, भूपतिद्वारसम्बद्ध-धनव्ययकरो, and the hyphen is mirrored into both the Devanagari and the IAST exactly as it stands, following this edition's practice elsewhere in the chapter. The scan carries the digitiser's provenance stamp -- "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- across the foot of the page. Here it lies over the second line of the editor's unfinished paragraph rather than over any root text, so no verse on this page depended on recovering it; the morphological opening established on page १३४ was nevertheless applied for the sixth page running and cleared it (scratchpad/g139-p2_k7.png, PIL MaxFilter then MinFilter at kernel 7, with g139-p2_k11.png at kernel 11 as a cross-check). NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so every 600 dpi render is an upscale and no amount of magnification recovers detail the scan never held. All readings above were therefore taken at or below native resolution -- reduced strips at 0.70x, verse line crops at 0.87x and gloss line crops at 0.72x -- with high magnification reserved for adjudicating single glyphs, and never on a glyph standing alone: page १३८ showed that an isolated zoom can be confidently wrong, so every magnified reading here was made against a same-page control of both candidate letters. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  142. 25.142 सत्यापित

    Verse 142

    संस्कृत

    व्ययेशे पितृभावस्थे पितृतः स्वल्पसौख्यभाक् । भूपतिद्वारसम्बद्ध-धनव्ययकरो भवेत् ॥ १४२ ॥

    vyayeshe pitribhaavasthe pitritah svalpasaukhyabhaak | bhoopatidvaarasambaddha-dhanavyayakaro bhavet || 142 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lord of the twelfth stands in the house of the father, he has but scant happiness from his father. He comes to spend his wealth on matters bound up with the king's gate.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    व्ययेश पितृभाव (दशम) में स्थित हो तो जातक को पिता से अल्प सुख ही मिलता है । वह राजद्वार से सम्बद्ध कार्यों में धन का व्यय करने वाला होता है ।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 142. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.171, printed page १३९/139. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p139-171.png (600dpi, 3167x4962 -- the thirteenth different page width in thirteen pages, and the narrowest render yet, so every block extent was again re-profiled from this page's own ink). The page was read three times over: thirteen reduced strips scratchpad/p139-s1.png through p139-s13.png, each cut at box (330, y0, 3050, y1) at 0.70x; then line by line at native resolution in twenty-one crops scratchpad/q139-134L1.png through q139-144L2.png, cut at box (680, y0, 2950, y1) at 0.87x from a NumPy row-darkness band map of thirty bands, together with the editor's prose in scratchpad/g139-p1a.png, g139-p1b.png and g139-p2_k7.png at 0.72x; then at word level for the points worth adjudicating, in scratchpad/q139-folio.png at 6.0x, q139-glossclose.png at 3.4x, q139-135bhratri.png at 6.0x and q139-135bhra9x.png at 9.0x. The lord of the 12th in the 10th house, which this verse names पितृभाव, the father's house, and reinforces with पितृतः in the same line; the round's sequence fixes the house, since 141 is धर्मगे, the 9th, and 143 is लाभगे, the 11th. THIS PAGE COMPLETES THE ROUND OF HOUSE-LORDS BUT DOES NOT CLOSE THE CHAPTER. The chapter is laid out twelve verses to each lord of a house, each lord run through the twelve houses beginning at the 1st, and the twelfth lord's round -- opened at verse 133 on printed page १३८ -- is carried here from the 2nd house to the 12th and completed at verse 144. Twelve lords times twelve houses is one hundred and forty-four, so the round closes exactly at 144. CORRECTION ENTERED FROM PRINTED PAGE १४०/140: the chapter itself runs to 148. Page १४० prints four concluding verses, 145 to 148, under a subheading of the editor's own (न्यूनाधिक फल-विचार), laying down how the results of the round are to be weighed by a planet's strength, and the chapter colophon follows them. The inference drawn here from the arithmetic of the round -- that the chapter stood at 144 -- was made ahead of the colophon and was wrong; it is corrected rather than removed, so that the reasoning and its correction both stand on the record. No colophon appears on THIS page: the editor's second gloss paragraph breaks off in mid-sentence at its foot and is completed at the head of page १४०. The verse block falls at x 703-2902 and the editor's gloss block at x 339-3033: the verses are indented some 364 pixels inside the gloss on the left and stop about 131 pixels short of it on the right. That is the relation of printed pages १३५ and १३७, now recurring for the third time. Thirteen pages have given thirteen different page widths but still only three distinct relations between the two blocks, so the block extents must be measured afresh on every page while the relation itself is drawn from a closed set. The band map separates root text from commentary by band height as before -- verse lines 115-139 pixels against gloss lines 92-102 -- and lays the page out as: band 0, y 377-432, the running head, which on this recto folio carries the chapter title भावाधीशफलाध्यायः at x 1364-1980 with the folio number at the RIGHT, x 2830-2995; bands 1-6, the six verse lines of verses 134, 135 and 136; bands 7-12, a six-line gloss paragraph, band 12 short at x 339-1138 and carrying the closing ॥ १३३-१३६ ॥; bands 13-27, the sixteen verse lines of verses 137 to 144, band 20 being 273 pixels tall because verse 140's second line and verse 141's first have merged; and bands 28-29, the first two lines of a second gloss paragraph which breaks off unfinished at the foot of the page under the digitiser's stamp. Band 2 also throws a run at x 0-27 and band 10 one at x 0-70; both touch the trim and are page-edge artefacts, discarded. THE FOLIO NUMBER WAS CHECKED AT MAGNIFICATION BEFORE BEING RECORDED, as standing practice requires. scratchpad/q139-folio.png at 6.0x gives १, ३, ९ -- the third glyph a closed loop with the stem descending and curving to the right, which is ९ and not the angular ८ of the preceding page. This is a recto folio, so the running head gives the chapter title भावाधीशफलाध्यायः with the folio at the RIGHT, the mirror of verso page १३८ where the book title stood with the folio at the left. THE FOUNT'S भ्र CONJUNCT IS DEMONSTRATED TWICE ON ONE LINE HERE, AND IT BEARS ON TWO EARLIER READINGS. Verse 135 sets व्ययेशे भ्रातृगे भ्रातृसुखहीनो जनो भवेत्, and both occurrences were adjudicated against a control: scratchpad/q139-135bhratri.png at 6.0x sets the opening akshara of each word beside a known भ taken from भवेत् at the end of the same line, and scratchpad/q139-135bhra9x.png repeats the comparison at 9.0x on the single akshara. The disputed letters carry भ's structure -- the left stroke joined by a bar to the stem -- PLUS a thick diagonal sweeping below the letter body, which is the subscript र; the known भ carries no such stroke. The printing therefore holds and sets भ्र correctly. That confirms from a third and fourth instance what ref 25.104 established from ref 25.105 on printed page १३५: where this edition prints भातुः for भ्रातुः at 25.104, and where the glyph at ref 25.123 is मा where the sense and the editor both require भ्रा, the fault is a local slip of the compositor and not a limitation of the fount. The first gloss paragraph, of six printed lines standing between verse 136 and verse 137, runs "व्ययेश लग्नस्थ हो तो जातक व्ययप्रकृतिक, दुर्बल, कफरोगी, निर्धन तथा मूर्ख होता है । धनगत वे हो तो मनुष्य धार्मिक प्रिय बोलने वाला, अच्छे कामों में खर्चा करने वाला, गुणी तथा सौख्यसम्पन्न होता है । सहजस्थ व्ययेश हो तो मनुष्य सहजसौख्यहीन, अपने ही शरीरपोषण में लीन तथा दूसरों का द्वेष करने वाला होता है । चतुर्थस्थ वे हो तो जातक मातृ, भूमि, यान, गेह सभी सुखों से वञ्चित होता है ॥ १३३-१३६ ॥" -- the closing range read at 3.4x in scratchpad/q139-glossclose.png. It discharges the single-verse debt printed page १३८ left open on verse 133 and glosses this page's 134, 135 and 136 as well. The second paragraph begins after verse 144 and BREAKS OFF UNFINISHED at the foot of the page: "पञ्चम भावस्थ व्ययेश हो तो पुत्र के लिए अधिक व्यय करना पड़ता है । ऐसा जातक पुत्र, विद्या विहीन होकर सदा तीर्थाटनरत होता है । व्ययेश षष्ठस्थ हो" -- stopping mid-clause on the 6th house. It glosses verse 137 in full and opens 138. VERSES 138 TO 144 ARE THEREFORE NOT YET GLOSSED, and that debt is recorded here to be discharged when printed page १४०/140 is read. All of this is the modern editor's own prose, quoted as corroborating apparatus only and never transcribed as BPHS content. THE EDITOR CORROBORATES THESE VERSES CLAUSE FOR CLAUSE, and his first clause reaches back a page. His लग्नस्थ clause reads व्ययप्रकृतिक, दुर्बल, कफरोगी, निर्धन तथा मूर्ख, which glosses ref 25.133's व्ययप्रकृतिको भवेत् । दुर्बलः कफरोगी च धनविद्याविवर्जितः word for word and resolves that verse's धनविद्याविवर्जित into its two halves, निर्धन for धन-विवर्जित and मूर्ख for विद्या-विवर्जित. His धनगत clause gives धार्मिक प्रिय बोलने वाला, अच्छे कामों में खर्चा करने वाला, गुणी तथा सौख्यसम्पन्न for verse 134's धर्मशीलः प्रियंवदः । सत्कृत्यव्ययकृन्नित्यं सुखितोऽथ गुणी, in order and clause for clause, and settles सत्कृत्य-व्यय-कृत् as spending upon good works -- the same idea the eleventh lord's round closed on at ref 25.132 with सत्कृतौ व्ययकृद्. His सहजस्थ clause gives सहजसौख्यहीन, अपने ही शरीरपोषण में लीन तथा दूसरों का द्वेष करने वाला for verse 135's भ्रातृसुखहीनो ... स्ववपुःपोषणे सक्तः परद्वेषकरश्च, and in equating सहज with भ्रातृ it repeats the identification his printed page १३८ gloss made when it read the 3rd-house verse of the eleventh lord as भ्रातृसौख्यपूर्ण. His चतुर्थस्थ clause gives मातृ, भूमि, यान, गेह सभी सुखों से वञ्चित for verse 136's जननीसौख्यवञ्चितः । भूवाहनगृहैश्चापि विहीनो, matching जननी to मातृ, भू to भूमि, वाहन to यान and गृह to गेह in order. And his पञ्चम clause gives पुत्र के लिए अधिक व्यय ... पुत्र, विद्या विहीन होकर सदा तीर्थाटनरत for verse 137's पुत्रहेतोर्भूरिव्ययी ... विद्यापुत्रविहीनश्च सदा तीर्थाटने रतः. TWO HOUSE-NAMES IN THIS ROUND ARE WORTH RECORDING BECAUSE THEY ARE NOT THE CHAPTER'S USUAL ONES. Verse 139 names the 7th house स्त्रीगृह, the wife's house, where the chapter has elsewhere used दार, कलत्र, जाया and सप्तम; the reading is secure because the same verse's second line sets स्त्रीसुखेन and its first स्त्रीकृते in the same fount, and the editor's own subject-matter is the wife throughout. Verse 142 names the 10th house पितृभाव, the father's house, and reinforces it in the same line with पितृतः, from the father -- a recognised Parasari designation of the 10th, and secure here because the round's sequence fixes the house: 141 is धर्मगे, the 9th, and 143 is लाभगे, the 11th, so 142 can only be the 10th. Verse 143 uses the standard लाभ for the 11th, adding a further instance to the evidence recorded at refs 25.92-25.108 that this printing has लाभ freely available and that its occasional भव is an inherited variant rather than a form forced upon it. Verse 142's second line prints a hyphen inside the compound, भूपतिद्वारसम्बद्ध-धनव्ययकरो, and the hyphen is mirrored into both the Devanagari and the IAST exactly as it stands, following this edition's practice elsewhere in the chapter. The scan carries the digitiser's provenance stamp -- "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- across the foot of the page. Here it lies over the second line of the editor's unfinished paragraph rather than over any root text, so no verse on this page depended on recovering it; the morphological opening established on page १३४ was nevertheless applied for the sixth page running and cleared it (scratchpad/g139-p2_k7.png, PIL MaxFilter then MinFilter at kernel 7, with g139-p2_k11.png at kernel 11 as a cross-check). NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so every 600 dpi render is an upscale and no amount of magnification recovers detail the scan never held. All readings above were therefore taken at or below native resolution -- reduced strips at 0.70x, verse line crops at 0.87x and gloss line crops at 0.72x -- with high magnification reserved for adjudicating single glyphs, and never on a glyph standing alone: page १३८ showed that an isolated zoom can be confidently wrong, so every magnified reading here was made against a same-page control of both candidate letters. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  143. 25.143 सत्यापित

    Verse 143

    संस्कृत

    व्ययेशे लाभगे लाभहेतौ लाभो न जायते । कदाचित् परवित्तस्य लाभः स्तोकः प्रजायते ॥ १४३ ॥

    vyayeshe laabhage laabhahetau laabho na jaayate | kadaachit paravittasya laabhah stokah prajaayate || 143 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lord of the twelfth goes to the eleventh, no gain arises even where gain is to be looked for. Now and then a small gain of another man's wealth comes to him.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    व्ययेश लाभ भाव में जाए तो लाभ के स्थान में भी लाभ नहीं होता । कभी-कभी दूसरे के धन का थोड़ा-सा लाभ उसे प्राप्त होता है ।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 143. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.171, printed page १३९/139. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p139-171.png (600dpi, 3167x4962 -- the thirteenth different page width in thirteen pages, and the narrowest render yet, so every block extent was again re-profiled from this page's own ink). The page was read three times over: thirteen reduced strips scratchpad/p139-s1.png through p139-s13.png, each cut at box (330, y0, 3050, y1) at 0.70x; then line by line at native resolution in twenty-one crops scratchpad/q139-134L1.png through q139-144L2.png, cut at box (680, y0, 2950, y1) at 0.87x from a NumPy row-darkness band map of thirty bands, together with the editor's prose in scratchpad/g139-p1a.png, g139-p1b.png and g139-p2_k7.png at 0.72x; then at word level for the points worth adjudicating, in scratchpad/q139-folio.png at 6.0x, q139-glossclose.png at 3.4x, q139-135bhratri.png at 6.0x and q139-135bhra9x.png at 9.0x. The lord of the 12th in the 11th house, here named by the standard लाभ. THIS PAGE COMPLETES THE ROUND OF HOUSE-LORDS BUT DOES NOT CLOSE THE CHAPTER. The chapter is laid out twelve verses to each lord of a house, each lord run through the twelve houses beginning at the 1st, and the twelfth lord's round -- opened at verse 133 on printed page १३८ -- is carried here from the 2nd house to the 12th and completed at verse 144. Twelve lords times twelve houses is one hundred and forty-four, so the round closes exactly at 144. CORRECTION ENTERED FROM PRINTED PAGE १४०/140: the chapter itself runs to 148. Page १४० prints four concluding verses, 145 to 148, under a subheading of the editor's own (न्यूनाधिक फल-विचार), laying down how the results of the round are to be weighed by a planet's strength, and the chapter colophon follows them. The inference drawn here from the arithmetic of the round -- that the chapter stood at 144 -- was made ahead of the colophon and was wrong; it is corrected rather than removed, so that the reasoning and its correction both stand on the record. No colophon appears on THIS page: the editor's second gloss paragraph breaks off in mid-sentence at its foot and is completed at the head of page १४०. The verse block falls at x 703-2902 and the editor's gloss block at x 339-3033: the verses are indented some 364 pixels inside the gloss on the left and stop about 131 pixels short of it on the right. That is the relation of printed pages १३५ and १३७, now recurring for the third time. Thirteen pages have given thirteen different page widths but still only three distinct relations between the two blocks, so the block extents must be measured afresh on every page while the relation itself is drawn from a closed set. The band map separates root text from commentary by band height as before -- verse lines 115-139 pixels against gloss lines 92-102 -- and lays the page out as: band 0, y 377-432, the running head, which on this recto folio carries the chapter title भावाधीशफलाध्यायः at x 1364-1980 with the folio number at the RIGHT, x 2830-2995; bands 1-6, the six verse lines of verses 134, 135 and 136; bands 7-12, a six-line gloss paragraph, band 12 short at x 339-1138 and carrying the closing ॥ १३३-१३६ ॥; bands 13-27, the sixteen verse lines of verses 137 to 144, band 20 being 273 pixels tall because verse 140's second line and verse 141's first have merged; and bands 28-29, the first two lines of a second gloss paragraph which breaks off unfinished at the foot of the page under the digitiser's stamp. Band 2 also throws a run at x 0-27 and band 10 one at x 0-70; both touch the trim and are page-edge artefacts, discarded. THE FOLIO NUMBER WAS CHECKED AT MAGNIFICATION BEFORE BEING RECORDED, as standing practice requires. scratchpad/q139-folio.png at 6.0x gives १, ३, ९ -- the third glyph a closed loop with the stem descending and curving to the right, which is ९ and not the angular ८ of the preceding page. This is a recto folio, so the running head gives the chapter title भावाधीशफलाध्यायः with the folio at the RIGHT, the mirror of verso page १३८ where the book title stood with the folio at the left. THE FOUNT'S भ्र CONJUNCT IS DEMONSTRATED TWICE ON ONE LINE HERE, AND IT BEARS ON TWO EARLIER READINGS. Verse 135 sets व्ययेशे भ्रातृगे भ्रातृसुखहीनो जनो भवेत्, and both occurrences were adjudicated against a control: scratchpad/q139-135bhratri.png at 6.0x sets the opening akshara of each word beside a known भ taken from भवेत् at the end of the same line, and scratchpad/q139-135bhra9x.png repeats the comparison at 9.0x on the single akshara. The disputed letters carry भ's structure -- the left stroke joined by a bar to the stem -- PLUS a thick diagonal sweeping below the letter body, which is the subscript र; the known भ carries no such stroke. The printing therefore holds and sets भ्र correctly. That confirms from a third and fourth instance what ref 25.104 established from ref 25.105 on printed page १३५: where this edition prints भातुः for भ्रातुः at 25.104, and where the glyph at ref 25.123 is मा where the sense and the editor both require भ्रा, the fault is a local slip of the compositor and not a limitation of the fount. The first gloss paragraph, of six printed lines standing between verse 136 and verse 137, runs "व्ययेश लग्नस्थ हो तो जातक व्ययप्रकृतिक, दुर्बल, कफरोगी, निर्धन तथा मूर्ख होता है । धनगत वे हो तो मनुष्य धार्मिक प्रिय बोलने वाला, अच्छे कामों में खर्चा करने वाला, गुणी तथा सौख्यसम्पन्न होता है । सहजस्थ व्ययेश हो तो मनुष्य सहजसौख्यहीन, अपने ही शरीरपोषण में लीन तथा दूसरों का द्वेष करने वाला होता है । चतुर्थस्थ वे हो तो जातक मातृ, भूमि, यान, गेह सभी सुखों से वञ्चित होता है ॥ १३३-१३६ ॥" -- the closing range read at 3.4x in scratchpad/q139-glossclose.png. It discharges the single-verse debt printed page १३८ left open on verse 133 and glosses this page's 134, 135 and 136 as well. The second paragraph begins after verse 144 and BREAKS OFF UNFINISHED at the foot of the page: "पञ्चम भावस्थ व्ययेश हो तो पुत्र के लिए अधिक व्यय करना पड़ता है । ऐसा जातक पुत्र, विद्या विहीन होकर सदा तीर्थाटनरत होता है । व्ययेश षष्ठस्थ हो" -- stopping mid-clause on the 6th house. It glosses verse 137 in full and opens 138. VERSES 138 TO 144 ARE THEREFORE NOT YET GLOSSED, and that debt is recorded here to be discharged when printed page १४०/140 is read. All of this is the modern editor's own prose, quoted as corroborating apparatus only and never transcribed as BPHS content. THE EDITOR CORROBORATES THESE VERSES CLAUSE FOR CLAUSE, and his first clause reaches back a page. His लग्नस्थ clause reads व्ययप्रकृतिक, दुर्बल, कफरोगी, निर्धन तथा मूर्ख, which glosses ref 25.133's व्ययप्रकृतिको भवेत् । दुर्बलः कफरोगी च धनविद्याविवर्जितः word for word and resolves that verse's धनविद्याविवर्जित into its two halves, निर्धन for धन-विवर्जित and मूर्ख for विद्या-विवर्जित. His धनगत clause gives धार्मिक प्रिय बोलने वाला, अच्छे कामों में खर्चा करने वाला, गुणी तथा सौख्यसम्पन्न for verse 134's धर्मशीलः प्रियंवदः । सत्कृत्यव्ययकृन्नित्यं सुखितोऽथ गुणी, in order and clause for clause, and settles सत्कृत्य-व्यय-कृत् as spending upon good works -- the same idea the eleventh lord's round closed on at ref 25.132 with सत्कृतौ व्ययकृद्. His सहजस्थ clause gives सहजसौख्यहीन, अपने ही शरीरपोषण में लीन तथा दूसरों का द्वेष करने वाला for verse 135's भ्रातृसुखहीनो ... स्ववपुःपोषणे सक्तः परद्वेषकरश्च, and in equating सहज with भ्रातृ it repeats the identification his printed page १३८ gloss made when it read the 3rd-house verse of the eleventh lord as भ्रातृसौख्यपूर्ण. His चतुर्थस्थ clause gives मातृ, भूमि, यान, गेह सभी सुखों से वञ्चित for verse 136's जननीसौख्यवञ्चितः । भूवाहनगृहैश्चापि विहीनो, matching जननी to मातृ, भू to भूमि, वाहन to यान and गृह to गेह in order. And his पञ्चम clause gives पुत्र के लिए अधिक व्यय ... पुत्र, विद्या विहीन होकर सदा तीर्थाटनरत for verse 137's पुत्रहेतोर्भूरिव्ययी ... विद्यापुत्रविहीनश्च सदा तीर्थाटने रतः. TWO HOUSE-NAMES IN THIS ROUND ARE WORTH RECORDING BECAUSE THEY ARE NOT THE CHAPTER'S USUAL ONES. Verse 139 names the 7th house स्त्रीगृह, the wife's house, where the chapter has elsewhere used दार, कलत्र, जाया and सप्तम; the reading is secure because the same verse's second line sets स्त्रीसुखेन and its first स्त्रीकृते in the same fount, and the editor's own subject-matter is the wife throughout. Verse 142 names the 10th house पितृभाव, the father's house, and reinforces it in the same line with पितृतः, from the father -- a recognised Parasari designation of the 10th, and secure here because the round's sequence fixes the house: 141 is धर्मगे, the 9th, and 143 is लाभगे, the 11th, so 142 can only be the 10th. Verse 143 uses the standard लाभ for the 11th, adding a further instance to the evidence recorded at refs 25.92-25.108 that this printing has लाभ freely available and that its occasional भव is an inherited variant rather than a form forced upon it. Verse 142's second line prints a hyphen inside the compound, भूपतिद्वारसम्बद्ध-धनव्ययकरो, and the hyphen is mirrored into both the Devanagari and the IAST exactly as it stands, following this edition's practice elsewhere in the chapter. The scan carries the digitiser's provenance stamp -- "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- across the foot of the page. Here it lies over the second line of the editor's unfinished paragraph rather than over any root text, so no verse on this page depended on recovering it; the morphological opening established on page १३४ was nevertheless applied for the sixth page running and cleared it (scratchpad/g139-p2_k7.png, PIL MaxFilter then MinFilter at kernel 7, with g139-p2_k11.png at kernel 11 as a cross-check). NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so every 600 dpi render is an upscale and no amount of magnification recovers detail the scan never held. All readings above were therefore taken at or below native resolution -- reduced strips at 0.70x, verse line crops at 0.87x and gloss line crops at 0.72x -- with high magnification reserved for adjudicating single glyphs, and never on a glyph standing alone: page १३८ showed that an isolated zoom can be confidently wrong, so every magnified reading here was made against a same-page control of both candidate letters. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  144. 25.144 सत्यापित

    Verse 144

    संस्कृत

    व्ययेशे व्ययगे जातो भवेद् भूरिव्ययी सदा । देहसौख्यविहीनोऽसौ लोकद्वेषी च कोपनः ॥ १४४ ॥

    vyayeshe vyayage jaato bhaved bhoorivyayee sadaa | dehasaukhyaviheeno.asau lokadveshee cha kopanah || 144 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lord of the twelfth goes to the twelfth, the man born is for ever a lavish spender. He is destitute of bodily comfort, hateful to the world, and quick to anger.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    व्ययेश द्वादश (व्यय) भाव में ही जाए तो जातक सदा अत्यधिक व्यय करने वाला होता है । वह देह-सुख से रहित, लोकद्वेषी तथा क्रोधी होता है ।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 144. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.171, printed page १३९/139. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p139-171.png (600dpi, 3167x4962 -- the thirteenth different page width in thirteen pages, and the narrowest render yet, so every block extent was again re-profiled from this page's own ink). The page was read three times over: thirteen reduced strips scratchpad/p139-s1.png through p139-s13.png, each cut at box (330, y0, 3050, y1) at 0.70x; then line by line at native resolution in twenty-one crops scratchpad/q139-134L1.png through q139-144L2.png, cut at box (680, y0, 2950, y1) at 0.87x from a NumPy row-darkness band map of thirty bands, together with the editor's prose in scratchpad/g139-p1a.png, g139-p1b.png and g139-p2_k7.png at 0.72x; then at word level for the points worth adjudicating, in scratchpad/q139-folio.png at 6.0x, q139-glossclose.png at 3.4x, q139-135bhratri.png at 6.0x and q139-135bhra9x.png at 9.0x. The lord of the 12th in the 12th house, its own (व्यय, रिष्फ, द्वादश, loss and expenditure). THIS VERSE COMPLETES THE ROUND OF HOUSE-LORDS: twelve lords each run through twelve houses is one hundred and forty-four, and the round closes here exactly. It does NOT close the chapter -- printed page १४०/140 carries four further verses, 145 to 148, on the weighing of results, and the chapter's colophon after them. THIS PAGE COMPLETES THE ROUND OF HOUSE-LORDS BUT DOES NOT CLOSE THE CHAPTER. The chapter is laid out twelve verses to each lord of a house, each lord run through the twelve houses beginning at the 1st, and the twelfth lord's round -- opened at verse 133 on printed page १३८ -- is carried here from the 2nd house to the 12th and completed at verse 144. Twelve lords times twelve houses is one hundred and forty-four, so the round closes exactly at 144. CORRECTION ENTERED FROM PRINTED PAGE १४०/140: the chapter itself runs to 148. Page १४० prints four concluding verses, 145 to 148, under a subheading of the editor's own (न्यूनाधिक फल-विचार), laying down how the results of the round are to be weighed by a planet's strength, and the chapter colophon follows them. The inference drawn here from the arithmetic of the round -- that the chapter stood at 144 -- was made ahead of the colophon and was wrong; it is corrected rather than removed, so that the reasoning and its correction both stand on the record. No colophon appears on THIS page: the editor's second gloss paragraph breaks off in mid-sentence at its foot and is completed at the head of page १४०. The verse block falls at x 703-2902 and the editor's gloss block at x 339-3033: the verses are indented some 364 pixels inside the gloss on the left and stop about 131 pixels short of it on the right. That is the relation of printed pages १३५ and १३७, now recurring for the third time. Thirteen pages have given thirteen different page widths but still only three distinct relations between the two blocks, so the block extents must be measured afresh on every page while the relation itself is drawn from a closed set. The band map separates root text from commentary by band height as before -- verse lines 115-139 pixels against gloss lines 92-102 -- and lays the page out as: band 0, y 377-432, the running head, which on this recto folio carries the chapter title भावाधीशफलाध्यायः at x 1364-1980 with the folio number at the RIGHT, x 2830-2995; bands 1-6, the six verse lines of verses 134, 135 and 136; bands 7-12, a six-line gloss paragraph, band 12 short at x 339-1138 and carrying the closing ॥ १३३-१३६ ॥; bands 13-27, the sixteen verse lines of verses 137 to 144, band 20 being 273 pixels tall because verse 140's second line and verse 141's first have merged; and bands 28-29, the first two lines of a second gloss paragraph which breaks off unfinished at the foot of the page under the digitiser's stamp. Band 2 also throws a run at x 0-27 and band 10 one at x 0-70; both touch the trim and are page-edge artefacts, discarded. THE FOLIO NUMBER WAS CHECKED AT MAGNIFICATION BEFORE BEING RECORDED, as standing practice requires. scratchpad/q139-folio.png at 6.0x gives १, ३, ९ -- the third glyph a closed loop with the stem descending and curving to the right, which is ९ and not the angular ८ of the preceding page. This is a recto folio, so the running head gives the chapter title भावाधीशफलाध्यायः with the folio at the RIGHT, the mirror of verso page १३८ where the book title stood with the folio at the left. THE FOUNT'S भ्र CONJUNCT IS DEMONSTRATED TWICE ON ONE LINE HERE, AND IT BEARS ON TWO EARLIER READINGS. Verse 135 sets व्ययेशे भ्रातृगे भ्रातृसुखहीनो जनो भवेत्, and both occurrences were adjudicated against a control: scratchpad/q139-135bhratri.png at 6.0x sets the opening akshara of each word beside a known भ taken from भवेत् at the end of the same line, and scratchpad/q139-135bhra9x.png repeats the comparison at 9.0x on the single akshara. The disputed letters carry भ's structure -- the left stroke joined by a bar to the stem -- PLUS a thick diagonal sweeping below the letter body, which is the subscript र; the known भ carries no such stroke. The printing therefore holds and sets भ्र correctly. That confirms from a third and fourth instance what ref 25.104 established from ref 25.105 on printed page १३५: where this edition prints भातुः for भ्रातुः at 25.104, and where the glyph at ref 25.123 is मा where the sense and the editor both require भ्रा, the fault is a local slip of the compositor and not a limitation of the fount. The first gloss paragraph, of six printed lines standing between verse 136 and verse 137, runs "व्ययेश लग्नस्थ हो तो जातक व्ययप्रकृतिक, दुर्बल, कफरोगी, निर्धन तथा मूर्ख होता है । धनगत वे हो तो मनुष्य धार्मिक प्रिय बोलने वाला, अच्छे कामों में खर्चा करने वाला, गुणी तथा सौख्यसम्पन्न होता है । सहजस्थ व्ययेश हो तो मनुष्य सहजसौख्यहीन, अपने ही शरीरपोषण में लीन तथा दूसरों का द्वेष करने वाला होता है । चतुर्थस्थ वे हो तो जातक मातृ, भूमि, यान, गेह सभी सुखों से वञ्चित होता है ॥ १३३-१३६ ॥" -- the closing range read at 3.4x in scratchpad/q139-glossclose.png. It discharges the single-verse debt printed page १३८ left open on verse 133 and glosses this page's 134, 135 and 136 as well. The second paragraph begins after verse 144 and BREAKS OFF UNFINISHED at the foot of the page: "पञ्चम भावस्थ व्ययेश हो तो पुत्र के लिए अधिक व्यय करना पड़ता है । ऐसा जातक पुत्र, विद्या विहीन होकर सदा तीर्थाटनरत होता है । व्ययेश षष्ठस्थ हो" -- stopping mid-clause on the 6th house. It glosses verse 137 in full and opens 138. VERSES 138 TO 144 ARE THEREFORE NOT YET GLOSSED, and that debt is recorded here to be discharged when printed page १४०/140 is read. All of this is the modern editor's own prose, quoted as corroborating apparatus only and never transcribed as BPHS content. THE EDITOR CORROBORATES THESE VERSES CLAUSE FOR CLAUSE, and his first clause reaches back a page. His लग्नस्थ clause reads व्ययप्रकृतिक, दुर्बल, कफरोगी, निर्धन तथा मूर्ख, which glosses ref 25.133's व्ययप्रकृतिको भवेत् । दुर्बलः कफरोगी च धनविद्याविवर्जितः word for word and resolves that verse's धनविद्याविवर्जित into its two halves, निर्धन for धन-विवर्जित and मूर्ख for विद्या-विवर्जित. His धनगत clause gives धार्मिक प्रिय बोलने वाला, अच्छे कामों में खर्चा करने वाला, गुणी तथा सौख्यसम्पन्न for verse 134's धर्मशीलः प्रियंवदः । सत्कृत्यव्ययकृन्नित्यं सुखितोऽथ गुणी, in order and clause for clause, and settles सत्कृत्य-व्यय-कृत् as spending upon good works -- the same idea the eleventh lord's round closed on at ref 25.132 with सत्कृतौ व्ययकृद्. His सहजस्थ clause gives सहजसौख्यहीन, अपने ही शरीरपोषण में लीन तथा दूसरों का द्वेष करने वाला for verse 135's भ्रातृसुखहीनो ... स्ववपुःपोषणे सक्तः परद्वेषकरश्च, and in equating सहज with भ्रातृ it repeats the identification his printed page १३८ gloss made when it read the 3rd-house verse of the eleventh lord as भ्रातृसौख्यपूर्ण. His चतुर्थस्थ clause gives मातृ, भूमि, यान, गेह सभी सुखों से वञ्चित for verse 136's जननीसौख्यवञ्चितः । भूवाहनगृहैश्चापि विहीनो, matching जननी to मातृ, भू to भूमि, वाहन to यान and गृह to गेह in order. And his पञ्चम clause gives पुत्र के लिए अधिक व्यय ... पुत्र, विद्या विहीन होकर सदा तीर्थाटनरत for verse 137's पुत्रहेतोर्भूरिव्ययी ... विद्यापुत्रविहीनश्च सदा तीर्थाटने रतः. TWO HOUSE-NAMES IN THIS ROUND ARE WORTH RECORDING BECAUSE THEY ARE NOT THE CHAPTER'S USUAL ONES. Verse 139 names the 7th house स्त्रीगृह, the wife's house, where the chapter has elsewhere used दार, कलत्र, जाया and सप्तम; the reading is secure because the same verse's second line sets स्त्रीसुखेन and its first स्त्रीकृते in the same fount, and the editor's own subject-matter is the wife throughout. Verse 142 names the 10th house पितृभाव, the father's house, and reinforces it in the same line with पितृतः, from the father -- a recognised Parasari designation of the 10th, and secure here because the round's sequence fixes the house: 141 is धर्मगे, the 9th, and 143 is लाभगे, the 11th, so 142 can only be the 10th. Verse 143 uses the standard लाभ for the 11th, adding a further instance to the evidence recorded at refs 25.92-25.108 that this printing has लाभ freely available and that its occasional भव is an inherited variant rather than a form forced upon it. Verse 142's second line prints a hyphen inside the compound, भूपतिद्वारसम्बद्ध-धनव्ययकरो, and the hyphen is mirrored into both the Devanagari and the IAST exactly as it stands, following this edition's practice elsewhere in the chapter. The scan carries the digitiser's provenance stamp -- "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- across the foot of the page. Here it lies over the second line of the editor's unfinished paragraph rather than over any root text, so no verse on this page depended on recovering it; the morphological opening established on page १३४ was nevertheless applied for the sixth page running and cleared it (scratchpad/g139-p2_k7.png, PIL MaxFilter then MinFilter at kernel 7, with g139-p2_k11.png at kernel 11 as a cross-check). NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so every 600 dpi render is an upscale and no amount of magnification recovers detail the scan never held. All readings above were therefore taken at or below native resolution -- reduced strips at 0.70x, verse line crops at 0.87x and gloss line crops at 0.72x -- with high magnification reserved for adjudicating single glyphs, and never on a glyph standing alone: page १३८ showed that an isolated zoom can be confidently wrong, so every magnified reading here was made against a same-page control of both candidate letters. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  145. 25.145 सत्यापित

    Verse 145

    संस्कृत

    एतत्ते कथितं विप्र ! फलं यद् भावनाथजम् । बलाबलविवेकेन सकलं तद् विनिर्दिशेत् ॥ १४५ ॥

    etatte kathitam vipra ! phalam yad bhaavanaathajam | balaabalavivekena sakalam tad vinirdishet || 145 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    This, O Brahmana, is what I have told you of the fruit that springs from the lords of the houses. The whole of it is to be declared by discriminating between strength and weakness.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    हे विप्र ! भावेशों से उत्पन्न होने वाला जो फल मैंने तुमसे कहा है, वह सब बल-अबल का विवेक करके ही कहना चाहिए ।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 145. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.172, printed page १४०/140. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p140-172.png (600dpi, 3406x4972 -- the fourteenth different page width in fourteen pages). The page was read three times over: twelve reduced strips scratchpad/p140-s1.png through p140-s12.png, each cut at box (440, y0, 3150, y1) at 0.70x; then line by line at native resolution in eight crops scratchpad/q140-145L1.png through q140-148L2.png, cut at box (820, y0-8, 3060, y1+8) at 0.87x from a NumPy row-darkness band map of thirty-four bands; then at word level in scratchpad/q140-folio.png at 6.0x, q140-subhead.png at 3.2x, q140-colophon.png at 3.0x, q140-colo1.png, q140-coloword.png at 2.5x and the adjudication crops q140-vya8x.png at 7.2x and q140-vyacmp.png. Parasara addresses Maitreya and refers the whole of the foregoing chapter to the weighing of a planet's strength. The printed text sets a Roman exclamation mark after the vocative विप्र, which this edition uses as vocative punctuation; it is kept exactly as printed in both the Devanagari and the IAST. THIS PAGE CLOSES CHAPTER 25 -- AT 148 VERSES, NOT 144. The round of house-lords does end at verse 144: the chapter runs twelve verses to each lord, each lord taken through the twelve houses, and twelve times twelve is one hundred and forty-four. But the chapter does not end with the round. Four concluding verses follow on this page under a subheading of the editor's own, न्यूनाधिक फल-विचार (read at 3.2x, scratchpad/q140-subhead.png), laying down how the results just given are to be weighed: 145 refers the whole chapter to the discrimination of a planet's strength; 146 and 147 treat the twofold result of a planet owning two houses; and 148 fixes the fractions -- full result at full strength, half at half strength, a quarter at deficient strength -- and closes with भावस्थभावनाथानां फलमित्थमुदीरितम्, thus has the result of the lords of the houses been declared. The chapter colophon follows immediately. THIS CORRECTS THE RECORD ENTERED FROM PRINTED PAGE १३९/139, which inferred from the arithmetic of the round that the chapter stood at 144 verses; the arithmetic was right about the round and wrong about the chapter, and the inference should not have been drawn ahead of the colophon. The chapter colophon stands at the foot of this page, in two centred lines: इति सविमर्श-सुधाव्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे / भावाधीशफलाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ २५ ॥. It is carried in the sanskrit and iast fields of ref 25.148 following the verse, which is this file's established practice for chapter colophons. The second line was read at 3.0x (scratchpad/q140-colophon.png) and gives the chapter number as २५, confirming the chapter's identity and its close. ONE AKSHARA IN THE FIRST LINE WAS ADJUDICATED: at strip reduction the word after सुधा could be taken for ख्या, which would give the meaningless सुधाख्याख्योपेते. scratchpad/q140-vya8x.png at 7.2x sets it beside the following ख्यो in the same word, and the two are plainly different letters -- the disputed akshara is a closed round bowl joined to its stem, where the ख beside it shows an open hook detached from the stem above it. The reading is व्या, and सुधाव्याख्योपेते is the formula this edition prints in the colophon of every other chapter (compare refs 9.32, 10.45, 11.10, 12.16 and 24.14 in this file), differing only in whether सविमर्श is hyphenated. NEW GLYPH DISCRIMINATOR: व vs. ख -- व is a single closed bowl meeting the stem; ख is a two-part letter whose left element is an open hook standing clear of the stem. The upper third of the page, eleven lines (bands 1-11), completes the gloss paragraph that broke off in mid-clause at the foot of printed page १३९ and DISCHARGES THAT PAGE'S DEBT ON VERSES 138 TO 144 IN FULL, closing ॥ १३७-१४४ ॥. It runs: "तो जातक अपने जनों का भी दुश्मन तथा पापबुद्धि होता है । ऐसा जातक क्रोधी दुखी तथा परस्त्रियों में लम्पट होता है । व्ययेश सप्तमस्थ हो तो स्त्री के लिए बहुत व्ययशील मनुष्य होता है । वह स्त्रीसुख से वञ्चित निर्बल तथा अपढ़ होता है । अष्टमस्थ व्ययेश हो तो मनुष्य प्रियभाषी तथा मध्यम आयुवाला होता है । वह सभी सद्गुणों से युक्त सतत लाभपूर्ण होता है । भाग्यभावस्थ व्ययेश हो तो मनुष्य स्वार्थी, मित्रों तथा गुरुजनों से नित्य द्वेष करने वाला होता है । व्ययेश दशमस्थ हो तो पिता से स्वल्प सुख वाला जातक होता है । वह राजद्वार-सम्बद्ध होकर धनव्यय करने वाला होता है । व्ययेश लाभस्थ हो तो लाभ के योग होने पर भी हानि ही होती है । कभी दूसरे के धन का थोड़ा लाभ हो जाता है । व्ययेश व्ययस्थ हो तो सतत अधिक व्ययशील मनुष्य होता है । वह शारीरिक सौख्य से वञ्चित होकर लोगों से द्वेष करने वाला तथा क्रोधी होता है ॥ १३७-१४४ ॥" -- corroborating the verses of page १३९ clause for clause, including अपढ़ for 139's निर्विद्यो and, at 142, the editor's own राजद्वार-सम्बद्ध reproducing the hyphen the verse prints inside भूपतिद्वारसम्बद्ध-धनव्ययकरो. The editor glosses this page's four verses in two further paragraphs, the second closing ॥ १४५-१४८ ॥. The first runs: "हे मैत्रेय ! मैंने भावेशजन्य फल जो कहा है वह फल उनके बलाबल विचार कर कहना चाहिए । द्विराशीश (भौमादि-शन्यन्त) ग्रहों का द्विविध फल भावाधिपत्य के अनुसार कहें । समान फल में विरोध होने पर दोनों फलों का अभाव कहें । भिन्न-भिन्न फल होने पर दोनों (शुभ या अशुभ) की प्राप्ति कहें । पूर्णबल ग्रह हो तो पूर्ण फल, अर्धबल होने पर आधा, हीनबल ग्रह हो तो चतुर्थांश फल का निर्देश करें । यह भावस्थित भावेशों का फल मैंने कहा है ।" The second adds: "द्विराशीश भौमादि शन्यन्त ग्रह किसी लग्न में दो भावों के अधिप होंगे । उपर्युक्त भावाधिपत्य के अनुसार द्विविध फल का होना स्वाभाविक है । वह फल यदि भिन्न भिन्न हो तो दोनों फल कहना चाहिए । समान फल में विरोध हो -- जैसे एक से राज्य प्राप्ति, दूसरे से दारिद्र्य -- तो दोनों फल में से कोई भी आदेश योग्य नहीं है ॥ १४५-१४८ ॥" ALL FOUR VERSES ARE THEREFORE GLOSSED ON THE PAGE THAT PRINTS THEM, and Chapter 25 closes with no gloss debt outstanding. His द्विराशीश settles the verse's द्विभेश as lord of two signs, and his ग्रहों settles नभोग, sky-goer, as planet. All of this is the modern editor's own prose, quoted as corroborating apparatus only and never transcribed as BPHS content. The verse block falls at x 837-3019 and the editor's gloss block at x 445-3132: the verses are indented some 392 pixels inside the gloss on the left and stop about 113 pixels short of it on the right -- the relation of pages १३५, १३७ and १३९, now on its fourth occurrence. Fourteen pages have given fourteen different page widths but still only three distinct relations between the two blocks. The band map lays the page out as: band 0, y 360-426, the running head, which on this VERSO folio carries the book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् at x 1496-2215 with the folio number at the LEFT, x 460-605; bands 1-11, the eleven gloss lines completing page १३९'s broken paragraph, band 11 short at x 461-1623 and carrying the closing ॥ १३७-१४४ ॥; band 12, y 1796-1875, the editor's centred subheading न्यूनाधिक फल-विचार at x 1459-2150; bands 13-20, the eight verse lines of verses 145 to 148; bands 21-26, a six-line gloss paragraph, band 21 indented to x 631; bands 27-30, a four-line paragraph in which band 30 is 188 pixels because two lines have merged, closing ॥ १४५-१४८ ॥; bands 31-32, the two centred lines of the chapter colophon; and band 33, the digitiser's stamp alone. Gloss and colophon lines run 60-101 pixels and verse lines 122-139, so the height split that separates root text from commentary holds for the fourteenth page. THE FOLIO NUMBER WAS CHECKED AT MAGNIFICATION BEFORE BEING RECORDED, as standing practice requires. scratchpad/q140-folio.png at 6.0x gives १, ४, ० -- the third glyph a closed ring, not the loop-and-descender of ९. This is a verso folio, so the running head gives the book title with the folio at the LEFT, the mirror of recto page १३९. This is the second page running on which the reduced strip and the magnified zoom agreed; pages १३५ to १३८ all misreported the folio at 0.70x, so the practice of zooming before recording stands unchanged. NO PART OF CHAPTER 26 APPEARS ON THIS PAGE. The colophon is the last text on it apart from the digitiser's stamp, so Chapter 26 must open on printed page १४१/140+1. The scan carries the digitiser's provenance stamp -- "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- across the foot of the page. Here it stands alone in band 33 below the colophon and obscures no text, so for the first time in seven pages no morphological opening was needed to read past it. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so every 600 dpi render is an upscale and no amount of magnification recovers detail the scan never held. All readings above were therefore taken at or below native resolution -- reduced strips at 0.70x and verse line crops at 0.87x -- with high magnification reserved for adjudicating single glyphs, and, as this page's colophon shows, only ever against a control set beside the disputed letter. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  146. 25.146 सत्यापित

    Verse 146

    संस्कृत

    द्विभेशस्य नभोगस्य विज्ञाय द्विविधं फलम् । फले तुल्ये विरोधेऽपि स्यादभावो द्वयोरपि ॥ १४६ ॥

    dvibheshasya nabhogasya vijnaaya dvividham phalam | phale tulye virodhe.api syaadabhaavo dvayorapi || 146 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Having discerned the twofold result of a sky-goer that is lord of two signs: where the two results are equal and yet opposed, the absence of both is what comes to pass.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    दो राशियों के स्वामी ग्रह का द्विविध फल जानकर — यदि दोनों फल समान होकर भी परस्पर विरोधी हों तो दोनों का ही अभाव होता है ।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 146. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.172, printed page १४०/140. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p140-172.png (600dpi, 3406x4972 -- the fourteenth different page width in fourteen pages). The page was read three times over: twelve reduced strips scratchpad/p140-s1.png through p140-s12.png, each cut at box (440, y0, 3150, y1) at 0.70x; then line by line at native resolution in eight crops scratchpad/q140-145L1.png through q140-148L2.png, cut at box (820, y0-8, 3060, y1+8) at 0.87x from a NumPy row-darkness band map of thirty-four bands; then at word level in scratchpad/q140-folio.png at 6.0x, q140-subhead.png at 3.2x, q140-colophon.png at 3.0x, q140-colo1.png, q140-coloword.png at 2.5x and the adjudication crops q140-vya8x.png at 7.2x and q140-vyacmp.png. द्विभेश, lord of two भ (signs); नभोग, sky-goer, a planet. Both are settled by the editor, who glosses the compound द्विराशीश (भौमादि-शन्यन्त), lords of two signs from Mars to Saturn, and renders नभोग simply ग्रह. THIS PAGE CLOSES CHAPTER 25 -- AT 148 VERSES, NOT 144. The round of house-lords does end at verse 144: the chapter runs twelve verses to each lord, each lord taken through the twelve houses, and twelve times twelve is one hundred and forty-four. But the chapter does not end with the round. Four concluding verses follow on this page under a subheading of the editor's own, न्यूनाधिक फल-विचार (read at 3.2x, scratchpad/q140-subhead.png), laying down how the results just given are to be weighed: 145 refers the whole chapter to the discrimination of a planet's strength; 146 and 147 treat the twofold result of a planet owning two houses; and 148 fixes the fractions -- full result at full strength, half at half strength, a quarter at deficient strength -- and closes with भावस्थभावनाथानां फलमित्थमुदीरितम्, thus has the result of the lords of the houses been declared. The chapter colophon follows immediately. THIS CORRECTS THE RECORD ENTERED FROM PRINTED PAGE १३९/139, which inferred from the arithmetic of the round that the chapter stood at 144 verses; the arithmetic was right about the round and wrong about the chapter, and the inference should not have been drawn ahead of the colophon. The chapter colophon stands at the foot of this page, in two centred lines: इति सविमर्श-सुधाव्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे / भावाधीशफलाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ २५ ॥. It is carried in the sanskrit and iast fields of ref 25.148 following the verse, which is this file's established practice for chapter colophons. The second line was read at 3.0x (scratchpad/q140-colophon.png) and gives the chapter number as २५, confirming the chapter's identity and its close. ONE AKSHARA IN THE FIRST LINE WAS ADJUDICATED: at strip reduction the word after सुधा could be taken for ख्या, which would give the meaningless सुधाख्याख्योपेते. scratchpad/q140-vya8x.png at 7.2x sets it beside the following ख्यो in the same word, and the two are plainly different letters -- the disputed akshara is a closed round bowl joined to its stem, where the ख beside it shows an open hook detached from the stem above it. The reading is व्या, and सुधाव्याख्योपेते is the formula this edition prints in the colophon of every other chapter (compare refs 9.32, 10.45, 11.10, 12.16 and 24.14 in this file), differing only in whether सविमर्श is hyphenated. NEW GLYPH DISCRIMINATOR: व vs. ख -- व is a single closed bowl meeting the stem; ख is a two-part letter whose left element is an open hook standing clear of the stem. The upper third of the page, eleven lines (bands 1-11), completes the gloss paragraph that broke off in mid-clause at the foot of printed page १३९ and DISCHARGES THAT PAGE'S DEBT ON VERSES 138 TO 144 IN FULL, closing ॥ १३७-१४४ ॥. It runs: "तो जातक अपने जनों का भी दुश्मन तथा पापबुद्धि होता है । ऐसा जातक क्रोधी दुखी तथा परस्त्रियों में लम्पट होता है । व्ययेश सप्तमस्थ हो तो स्त्री के लिए बहुत व्ययशील मनुष्य होता है । वह स्त्रीसुख से वञ्चित निर्बल तथा अपढ़ होता है । अष्टमस्थ व्ययेश हो तो मनुष्य प्रियभाषी तथा मध्यम आयुवाला होता है । वह सभी सद्गुणों से युक्त सतत लाभपूर्ण होता है । भाग्यभावस्थ व्ययेश हो तो मनुष्य स्वार्थी, मित्रों तथा गुरुजनों से नित्य द्वेष करने वाला होता है । व्ययेश दशमस्थ हो तो पिता से स्वल्प सुख वाला जातक होता है । वह राजद्वार-सम्बद्ध होकर धनव्यय करने वाला होता है । व्ययेश लाभस्थ हो तो लाभ के योग होने पर भी हानि ही होती है । कभी दूसरे के धन का थोड़ा लाभ हो जाता है । व्ययेश व्ययस्थ हो तो सतत अधिक व्ययशील मनुष्य होता है । वह शारीरिक सौख्य से वञ्चित होकर लोगों से द्वेष करने वाला तथा क्रोधी होता है ॥ १३७-१४४ ॥" -- corroborating the verses of page १३९ clause for clause, including अपढ़ for 139's निर्विद्यो and, at 142, the editor's own राजद्वार-सम्बद्ध reproducing the hyphen the verse prints inside भूपतिद्वारसम्बद्ध-धनव्ययकरो. The editor glosses this page's four verses in two further paragraphs, the second closing ॥ १४५-१४८ ॥. The first runs: "हे मैत्रेय ! मैंने भावेशजन्य फल जो कहा है वह फल उनके बलाबल विचार कर कहना चाहिए । द्विराशीश (भौमादि-शन्यन्त) ग्रहों का द्विविध फल भावाधिपत्य के अनुसार कहें । समान फल में विरोध होने पर दोनों फलों का अभाव कहें । भिन्न-भिन्न फल होने पर दोनों (शुभ या अशुभ) की प्राप्ति कहें । पूर्णबल ग्रह हो तो पूर्ण फल, अर्धबल होने पर आधा, हीनबल ग्रह हो तो चतुर्थांश फल का निर्देश करें । यह भावस्थित भावेशों का फल मैंने कहा है ।" The second adds: "द्विराशीश भौमादि शन्यन्त ग्रह किसी लग्न में दो भावों के अधिप होंगे । उपर्युक्त भावाधिपत्य के अनुसार द्विविध फल का होना स्वाभाविक है । वह फल यदि भिन्न भिन्न हो तो दोनों फल कहना चाहिए । समान फल में विरोध हो -- जैसे एक से राज्य प्राप्ति, दूसरे से दारिद्र्य -- तो दोनों फल में से कोई भी आदेश योग्य नहीं है ॥ १४५-१४८ ॥" ALL FOUR VERSES ARE THEREFORE GLOSSED ON THE PAGE THAT PRINTS THEM, and Chapter 25 closes with no gloss debt outstanding. His द्विराशीश settles the verse's द्विभेश as lord of two signs, and his ग्रहों settles नभोग, sky-goer, as planet. All of this is the modern editor's own prose, quoted as corroborating apparatus only and never transcribed as BPHS content. The verse block falls at x 837-3019 and the editor's gloss block at x 445-3132: the verses are indented some 392 pixels inside the gloss on the left and stop about 113 pixels short of it on the right -- the relation of pages १३५, १३७ and १३९, now on its fourth occurrence. Fourteen pages have given fourteen different page widths but still only three distinct relations between the two blocks. The band map lays the page out as: band 0, y 360-426, the running head, which on this VERSO folio carries the book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् at x 1496-2215 with the folio number at the LEFT, x 460-605; bands 1-11, the eleven gloss lines completing page १३९'s broken paragraph, band 11 short at x 461-1623 and carrying the closing ॥ १३७-१४४ ॥; band 12, y 1796-1875, the editor's centred subheading न्यूनाधिक फल-विचार at x 1459-2150; bands 13-20, the eight verse lines of verses 145 to 148; bands 21-26, a six-line gloss paragraph, band 21 indented to x 631; bands 27-30, a four-line paragraph in which band 30 is 188 pixels because two lines have merged, closing ॥ १४५-१४८ ॥; bands 31-32, the two centred lines of the chapter colophon; and band 33, the digitiser's stamp alone. Gloss and colophon lines run 60-101 pixels and verse lines 122-139, so the height split that separates root text from commentary holds for the fourteenth page. THE FOLIO NUMBER WAS CHECKED AT MAGNIFICATION BEFORE BEING RECORDED, as standing practice requires. scratchpad/q140-folio.png at 6.0x gives १, ४, ० -- the third glyph a closed ring, not the loop-and-descender of ९. This is a verso folio, so the running head gives the book title with the folio at the LEFT, the mirror of recto page १३९. This is the second page running on which the reduced strip and the magnified zoom agreed; pages १३५ to १३८ all misreported the folio at 0.70x, so the practice of zooming before recording stands unchanged. NO PART OF CHAPTER 26 APPEARS ON THIS PAGE. The colophon is the last text on it apart from the digitiser's stamp, so Chapter 26 must open on printed page १४१/140+1. The scan carries the digitiser's provenance stamp -- "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- across the foot of the page. Here it stands alone in band 33 below the colophon and obscures no text, so for the first time in seven pages no morphological opening was needed to read past it. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so every 600 dpi render is an upscale and no amount of magnification recovers detail the scan never held. All readings above were therefore taken at or below native resolution -- reduced strips at 0.70x and verse line crops at 0.87x -- with high magnification reserved for adjudicating single glyphs, and, as this page's colophon shows, only ever against a control set beside the disputed letter. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  147. 25.147 सत्यापित

    Verse 147

    संस्कृत

    विभिन्ने तु फले तत्र प्राप्तिः स्यादुभयोरपि । ग्रहे पूर्णबले जाते फलं पूर्णं समादिशेत् ॥ १४७ ॥

    vibhinne tu phale tatra praaptih syaadubhayorapi | grahe poornabale jaate phalam poornam samaadishet || 147 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    But where the two results are of different kinds, there the attainment of both is to be looked for. When a planet is possessed of full strength, the full result is to be assigned.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    किन्तु जहाँ दोनों फल भिन्न-भिन्न हों वहाँ दोनों की ही प्राप्ति होती है । ग्रह पूर्ण बल वाला हो तो पूर्ण फल का निर्देश करना चाहिए ।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 147. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.172, printed page १४०/140. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p140-172.png (600dpi, 3406x4972 -- the fourteenth different page width in fourteen pages). The page was read three times over: twelve reduced strips scratchpad/p140-s1.png through p140-s12.png, each cut at box (440, y0, 3150, y1) at 0.70x; then line by line at native resolution in eight crops scratchpad/q140-145L1.png through q140-148L2.png, cut at box (820, y0-8, 3060, y1+8) at 0.87x from a NumPy row-darkness band map of thirty-four bands; then at word level in scratchpad/q140-folio.png at 6.0x, q140-subhead.png at 3.2x, q140-colophon.png at 3.0x, q140-colo1.png, q140-coloword.png at 2.5x and the adjudication crops q140-vya8x.png at 7.2x and q140-vyacmp.png. The editor adds the qualification शुभ या अशुभ -- both results are had, whether auspicious or inauspicious. THIS PAGE CLOSES CHAPTER 25 -- AT 148 VERSES, NOT 144. The round of house-lords does end at verse 144: the chapter runs twelve verses to each lord, each lord taken through the twelve houses, and twelve times twelve is one hundred and forty-four. But the chapter does not end with the round. Four concluding verses follow on this page under a subheading of the editor's own, न्यूनाधिक फल-विचार (read at 3.2x, scratchpad/q140-subhead.png), laying down how the results just given are to be weighed: 145 refers the whole chapter to the discrimination of a planet's strength; 146 and 147 treat the twofold result of a planet owning two houses; and 148 fixes the fractions -- full result at full strength, half at half strength, a quarter at deficient strength -- and closes with भावस्थभावनाथानां फलमित्थमुदीरितम्, thus has the result of the lords of the houses been declared. The chapter colophon follows immediately. THIS CORRECTS THE RECORD ENTERED FROM PRINTED PAGE १३९/139, which inferred from the arithmetic of the round that the chapter stood at 144 verses; the arithmetic was right about the round and wrong about the chapter, and the inference should not have been drawn ahead of the colophon. The chapter colophon stands at the foot of this page, in two centred lines: इति सविमर्श-सुधाव्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे / भावाधीशफलाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ २५ ॥. It is carried in the sanskrit and iast fields of ref 25.148 following the verse, which is this file's established practice for chapter colophons. The second line was read at 3.0x (scratchpad/q140-colophon.png) and gives the chapter number as २५, confirming the chapter's identity and its close. ONE AKSHARA IN THE FIRST LINE WAS ADJUDICATED: at strip reduction the word after सुधा could be taken for ख्या, which would give the meaningless सुधाख्याख्योपेते. scratchpad/q140-vya8x.png at 7.2x sets it beside the following ख्यो in the same word, and the two are plainly different letters -- the disputed akshara is a closed round bowl joined to its stem, where the ख beside it shows an open hook detached from the stem above it. The reading is व्या, and सुधाव्याख्योपेते is the formula this edition prints in the colophon of every other chapter (compare refs 9.32, 10.45, 11.10, 12.16 and 24.14 in this file), differing only in whether सविमर्श is hyphenated. NEW GLYPH DISCRIMINATOR: व vs. ख -- व is a single closed bowl meeting the stem; ख is a two-part letter whose left element is an open hook standing clear of the stem. The upper third of the page, eleven lines (bands 1-11), completes the gloss paragraph that broke off in mid-clause at the foot of printed page १३९ and DISCHARGES THAT PAGE'S DEBT ON VERSES 138 TO 144 IN FULL, closing ॥ १३७-१४४ ॥. It runs: "तो जातक अपने जनों का भी दुश्मन तथा पापबुद्धि होता है । ऐसा जातक क्रोधी दुखी तथा परस्त्रियों में लम्पट होता है । व्ययेश सप्तमस्थ हो तो स्त्री के लिए बहुत व्ययशील मनुष्य होता है । वह स्त्रीसुख से वञ्चित निर्बल तथा अपढ़ होता है । अष्टमस्थ व्ययेश हो तो मनुष्य प्रियभाषी तथा मध्यम आयुवाला होता है । वह सभी सद्गुणों से युक्त सतत लाभपूर्ण होता है । भाग्यभावस्थ व्ययेश हो तो मनुष्य स्वार्थी, मित्रों तथा गुरुजनों से नित्य द्वेष करने वाला होता है । व्ययेश दशमस्थ हो तो पिता से स्वल्प सुख वाला जातक होता है । वह राजद्वार-सम्बद्ध होकर धनव्यय करने वाला होता है । व्ययेश लाभस्थ हो तो लाभ के योग होने पर भी हानि ही होती है । कभी दूसरे के धन का थोड़ा लाभ हो जाता है । व्ययेश व्ययस्थ हो तो सतत अधिक व्ययशील मनुष्य होता है । वह शारीरिक सौख्य से वञ्चित होकर लोगों से द्वेष करने वाला तथा क्रोधी होता है ॥ १३७-१४४ ॥" -- corroborating the verses of page १३९ clause for clause, including अपढ़ for 139's निर्विद्यो and, at 142, the editor's own राजद्वार-सम्बद्ध reproducing the hyphen the verse prints inside भूपतिद्वारसम्बद्ध-धनव्ययकरो. The editor glosses this page's four verses in two further paragraphs, the second closing ॥ १४५-१४८ ॥. The first runs: "हे मैत्रेय ! मैंने भावेशजन्य फल जो कहा है वह फल उनके बलाबल विचार कर कहना चाहिए । द्विराशीश (भौमादि-शन्यन्त) ग्रहों का द्विविध फल भावाधिपत्य के अनुसार कहें । समान फल में विरोध होने पर दोनों फलों का अभाव कहें । भिन्न-भिन्न फल होने पर दोनों (शुभ या अशुभ) की प्राप्ति कहें । पूर्णबल ग्रह हो तो पूर्ण फल, अर्धबल होने पर आधा, हीनबल ग्रह हो तो चतुर्थांश फल का निर्देश करें । यह भावस्थित भावेशों का फल मैंने कहा है ।" The second adds: "द्विराशीश भौमादि शन्यन्त ग्रह किसी लग्न में दो भावों के अधिप होंगे । उपर्युक्त भावाधिपत्य के अनुसार द्विविध फल का होना स्वाभाविक है । वह फल यदि भिन्न भिन्न हो तो दोनों फल कहना चाहिए । समान फल में विरोध हो -- जैसे एक से राज्य प्राप्ति, दूसरे से दारिद्र्य -- तो दोनों फल में से कोई भी आदेश योग्य नहीं है ॥ १४५-१४८ ॥" ALL FOUR VERSES ARE THEREFORE GLOSSED ON THE PAGE THAT PRINTS THEM, and Chapter 25 closes with no gloss debt outstanding. His द्विराशीश settles the verse's द्विभेश as lord of two signs, and his ग्रहों settles नभोग, sky-goer, as planet. All of this is the modern editor's own prose, quoted as corroborating apparatus only and never transcribed as BPHS content. The verse block falls at x 837-3019 and the editor's gloss block at x 445-3132: the verses are indented some 392 pixels inside the gloss on the left and stop about 113 pixels short of it on the right -- the relation of pages १३५, १३७ and १३९, now on its fourth occurrence. Fourteen pages have given fourteen different page widths but still only three distinct relations between the two blocks. The band map lays the page out as: band 0, y 360-426, the running head, which on this VERSO folio carries the book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् at x 1496-2215 with the folio number at the LEFT, x 460-605; bands 1-11, the eleven gloss lines completing page १३९'s broken paragraph, band 11 short at x 461-1623 and carrying the closing ॥ १३७-१४४ ॥; band 12, y 1796-1875, the editor's centred subheading न्यूनाधिक फल-विचार at x 1459-2150; bands 13-20, the eight verse lines of verses 145 to 148; bands 21-26, a six-line gloss paragraph, band 21 indented to x 631; bands 27-30, a four-line paragraph in which band 30 is 188 pixels because two lines have merged, closing ॥ १४५-१४८ ॥; bands 31-32, the two centred lines of the chapter colophon; and band 33, the digitiser's stamp alone. Gloss and colophon lines run 60-101 pixels and verse lines 122-139, so the height split that separates root text from commentary holds for the fourteenth page. THE FOLIO NUMBER WAS CHECKED AT MAGNIFICATION BEFORE BEING RECORDED, as standing practice requires. scratchpad/q140-folio.png at 6.0x gives १, ४, ० -- the third glyph a closed ring, not the loop-and-descender of ९. This is a verso folio, so the running head gives the book title with the folio at the LEFT, the mirror of recto page १३९. This is the second page running on which the reduced strip and the magnified zoom agreed; pages १३५ to १३८ all misreported the folio at 0.70x, so the practice of zooming before recording stands unchanged. NO PART OF CHAPTER 26 APPEARS ON THIS PAGE. The colophon is the last text on it apart from the digitiser's stamp, so Chapter 26 must open on printed page १४१/140+1. The scan carries the digitiser's provenance stamp -- "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- across the foot of the page. Here it stands alone in band 33 below the colophon and obscures no text, so for the first time in seven pages no morphological opening was needed to read past it. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so every 600 dpi render is an upscale and no amount of magnification recovers detail the scan never held. All readings above were therefore taken at or below native resolution -- reduced strips at 0.70x and verse line crops at 0.87x -- with high magnification reserved for adjudicating single glyphs, and, as this page's colophon shows, only ever against a control set beside the disputed letter. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  148. 25.148 सत्यापित

    Verse 148

    संस्कृत

    अर्धमर्धबले हीनबले पादं विनिर्दिशेत् । भावस्थभावनाथानां फलमित्थमुदीरितम् ॥ १४८ ॥ इति सविमर्श-सुधाव्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे भावाधीशफलाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ २५ ॥

    ardhamardhabale heenabale paadam vinirdishet | bhaavasthabhaavanaathaanaam phalamitthamudeeritam || 148 || iti savimarsha-sudhaavyaakhyopete brihatpaaraasharahoraashaastre bhaavaadheeshaphalaadhyaayah samaaptah || 25 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    For a planet of half strength let half be declared, and for one of deficient strength a quarter. Thus has the result of the lords of the houses, as they stand in the houses, been set forth.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    अर्धबल वाले ग्रह का आधा तथा हीनबल वाले ग्रह का चतुर्थांश फल कहना चाहिए । इस प्रकार भावों में स्थित भावेशों का फल कहा गया ।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.25, verse 148. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.172, printed page १४०/140. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch25p140-172.png (600dpi, 3406x4972 -- the fourteenth different page width in fourteen pages). The page was read three times over: twelve reduced strips scratchpad/p140-s1.png through p140-s12.png, each cut at box (440, y0, 3150, y1) at 0.70x; then line by line at native resolution in eight crops scratchpad/q140-145L1.png through q140-148L2.png, cut at box (820, y0-8, 3060, y1+8) at 0.87x from a NumPy row-darkness band map of thirty-four bands; then at word level in scratchpad/q140-folio.png at 6.0x, q140-subhead.png at 3.2x, q140-colophon.png at 3.0x, q140-colo1.png, q140-coloword.png at 2.5x and the adjudication crops q140-vya8x.png at 7.2x and q140-vyacmp.png. THIS VERSE CONCLUDES CHAPTER 25 and is immediately followed by the chapter colophon, which is carried here after the verse. The compound भावस्थभावनाथानां is read with the editor, whose Hindi gives यह भावस्थित भावेशों का फल -- the lords of the houses as posited in the houses, which is the subject of the whole chapter; it could also be resolved as two classes, those standing in the houses and the lords of the houses, and that alternative is recorded here rather than suppressed. THIS PAGE CLOSES CHAPTER 25 -- AT 148 VERSES, NOT 144. The round of house-lords does end at verse 144: the chapter runs twelve verses to each lord, each lord taken through the twelve houses, and twelve times twelve is one hundred and forty-four. But the chapter does not end with the round. Four concluding verses follow on this page under a subheading of the editor's own, न्यूनाधिक फल-विचार (read at 3.2x, scratchpad/q140-subhead.png), laying down how the results just given are to be weighed: 145 refers the whole chapter to the discrimination of a planet's strength; 146 and 147 treat the twofold result of a planet owning two houses; and 148 fixes the fractions -- full result at full strength, half at half strength, a quarter at deficient strength -- and closes with भावस्थभावनाथानां फलमित्थमुदीरितम्, thus has the result of the lords of the houses been declared. The chapter colophon follows immediately. THIS CORRECTS THE RECORD ENTERED FROM PRINTED PAGE १३९/139, which inferred from the arithmetic of the round that the chapter stood at 144 verses; the arithmetic was right about the round and wrong about the chapter, and the inference should not have been drawn ahead of the colophon. The chapter colophon stands at the foot of this page, in two centred lines: इति सविमर्श-सुधाव्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे / भावाधीशफलाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ २५ ॥. It is carried in the sanskrit and iast fields of ref 25.148 following the verse, which is this file's established practice for chapter colophons. The second line was read at 3.0x (scratchpad/q140-colophon.png) and gives the chapter number as २५, confirming the chapter's identity and its close. ONE AKSHARA IN THE FIRST LINE WAS ADJUDICATED: at strip reduction the word after सुधा could be taken for ख्या, which would give the meaningless सुधाख्याख्योपेते. scratchpad/q140-vya8x.png at 7.2x sets it beside the following ख्यो in the same word, and the two are plainly different letters -- the disputed akshara is a closed round bowl joined to its stem, where the ख beside it shows an open hook detached from the stem above it. The reading is व्या, and सुधाव्याख्योपेते is the formula this edition prints in the colophon of every other chapter (compare refs 9.32, 10.45, 11.10, 12.16 and 24.14 in this file), differing only in whether सविमर्श is hyphenated. NEW GLYPH DISCRIMINATOR: व vs. ख -- व is a single closed bowl meeting the stem; ख is a two-part letter whose left element is an open hook standing clear of the stem. The upper third of the page, eleven lines (bands 1-11), completes the gloss paragraph that broke off in mid-clause at the foot of printed page १३९ and DISCHARGES THAT PAGE'S DEBT ON VERSES 138 TO 144 IN FULL, closing ॥ १३७-१४४ ॥. It runs: "तो जातक अपने जनों का भी दुश्मन तथा पापबुद्धि होता है । ऐसा जातक क्रोधी दुखी तथा परस्त्रियों में लम्पट होता है । व्ययेश सप्तमस्थ हो तो स्त्री के लिए बहुत व्ययशील मनुष्य होता है । वह स्त्रीसुख से वञ्चित निर्बल तथा अपढ़ होता है । अष्टमस्थ व्ययेश हो तो मनुष्य प्रियभाषी तथा मध्यम आयुवाला होता है । वह सभी सद्गुणों से युक्त सतत लाभपूर्ण होता है । भाग्यभावस्थ व्ययेश हो तो मनुष्य स्वार्थी, मित्रों तथा गुरुजनों से नित्य द्वेष करने वाला होता है । व्ययेश दशमस्थ हो तो पिता से स्वल्प सुख वाला जातक होता है । वह राजद्वार-सम्बद्ध होकर धनव्यय करने वाला होता है । व्ययेश लाभस्थ हो तो लाभ के योग होने पर भी हानि ही होती है । कभी दूसरे के धन का थोड़ा लाभ हो जाता है । व्ययेश व्ययस्थ हो तो सतत अधिक व्ययशील मनुष्य होता है । वह शारीरिक सौख्य से वञ्चित होकर लोगों से द्वेष करने वाला तथा क्रोधी होता है ॥ १३७-१४४ ॥" -- corroborating the verses of page १३९ clause for clause, including अपढ़ for 139's निर्विद्यो and, at 142, the editor's own राजद्वार-सम्बद्ध reproducing the hyphen the verse prints inside भूपतिद्वारसम्बद्ध-धनव्ययकरो. The editor glosses this page's four verses in two further paragraphs, the second closing ॥ १४५-१४८ ॥. The first runs: "हे मैत्रेय ! मैंने भावेशजन्य फल जो कहा है वह फल उनके बलाबल विचार कर कहना चाहिए । द्विराशीश (भौमादि-शन्यन्त) ग्रहों का द्विविध फल भावाधिपत्य के अनुसार कहें । समान फल में विरोध होने पर दोनों फलों का अभाव कहें । भिन्न-भिन्न फल होने पर दोनों (शुभ या अशुभ) की प्राप्ति कहें । पूर्णबल ग्रह हो तो पूर्ण फल, अर्धबल होने पर आधा, हीनबल ग्रह हो तो चतुर्थांश फल का निर्देश करें । यह भावस्थित भावेशों का फल मैंने कहा है ।" The second adds: "द्विराशीश भौमादि शन्यन्त ग्रह किसी लग्न में दो भावों के अधिप होंगे । उपर्युक्त भावाधिपत्य के अनुसार द्विविध फल का होना स्वाभाविक है । वह फल यदि भिन्न भिन्न हो तो दोनों फल कहना चाहिए । समान फल में विरोध हो -- जैसे एक से राज्य प्राप्ति, दूसरे से दारिद्र्य -- तो दोनों फल में से कोई भी आदेश योग्य नहीं है ॥ १४५-१४८ ॥" ALL FOUR VERSES ARE THEREFORE GLOSSED ON THE PAGE THAT PRINTS THEM, and Chapter 25 closes with no gloss debt outstanding. His द्विराशीश settles the verse's द्विभेश as lord of two signs, and his ग्रहों settles नभोग, sky-goer, as planet. All of this is the modern editor's own prose, quoted as corroborating apparatus only and never transcribed as BPHS content. The verse block falls at x 837-3019 and the editor's gloss block at x 445-3132: the verses are indented some 392 pixels inside the gloss on the left and stop about 113 pixels short of it on the right -- the relation of pages १३५, १३७ and १३९, now on its fourth occurrence. Fourteen pages have given fourteen different page widths but still only three distinct relations between the two blocks. The band map lays the page out as: band 0, y 360-426, the running head, which on this VERSO folio carries the book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् at x 1496-2215 with the folio number at the LEFT, x 460-605; bands 1-11, the eleven gloss lines completing page १३९'s broken paragraph, band 11 short at x 461-1623 and carrying the closing ॥ १३७-१४४ ॥; band 12, y 1796-1875, the editor's centred subheading न्यूनाधिक फल-विचार at x 1459-2150; bands 13-20, the eight verse lines of verses 145 to 148; bands 21-26, a six-line gloss paragraph, band 21 indented to x 631; bands 27-30, a four-line paragraph in which band 30 is 188 pixels because two lines have merged, closing ॥ १४५-१४८ ॥; bands 31-32, the two centred lines of the chapter colophon; and band 33, the digitiser's stamp alone. Gloss and colophon lines run 60-101 pixels and verse lines 122-139, so the height split that separates root text from commentary holds for the fourteenth page. THE FOLIO NUMBER WAS CHECKED AT MAGNIFICATION BEFORE BEING RECORDED, as standing practice requires. scratchpad/q140-folio.png at 6.0x gives १, ४, ० -- the third glyph a closed ring, not the loop-and-descender of ९. This is a verso folio, so the running head gives the book title with the folio at the LEFT, the mirror of recto page १३९. This is the second page running on which the reduced strip and the magnified zoom agreed; pages १३५ to १३८ all misreported the folio at 0.70x, so the practice of zooming before recording stands unchanged. NO PART OF CHAPTER 26 APPEARS ON THIS PAGE. The colophon is the last text on it apart from the digitiser's stamp, so Chapter 26 must open on printed page १४१/140+1. The scan carries the digitiser's provenance stamp -- "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- across the foot of the page. Here it stands alone in band 33 below the colophon and obscures no text, so for the first time in seven pages no morphological opening was needed to read past it. NOTE ON RESOLUTION: this PDF's page image is natively 1335x1997 at 241 ppi (pdfimages -list), so every 600 dpi render is an upscale and no amount of magnification recovers detail the scan never held. All readings above were therefore taken at or below native resolution -- reduced strips at 0.70x and verse line crops at 0.87x -- with high magnification reserved for adjudicating single glyphs, and, as this page's colophon shows, only ever against a control set beside the disputed letter. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

26 Dhumadi-aprakasha-graha-phala -- results of the non-luminous bodies beginning with Dhuma (87)

  1. 26.1 सत्यापित

    Verse 1

    संस्कृत

    अथ धूमाद्यप्रकाशग्रहफलाध्यायः ॥ २६ ॥ पराशर उवाच-- सूर्यादीनां तु सप्तानां ग्रहाणां भावजं फलम् । गदितञ्चाप्रकाशानामथ मैत्रेय ! तद् ब्रुवे ॥ १ ॥

    atha dhoomaadyaprakaashagrahaphalaadhyaayah || 26 || paraashara uvaacha-- sooryaadeenaam tu saptaanaam grahaanaam bhaavajam phalam | gaditanchaaprakaashaanaamatha maitreya ! tad bruve || 1 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Parashara said: The result arising from the houses has now been declared for the seven planets beginning with the Sun; and now, O Maitreya, I shall tell that of the non-luminous bodies.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पराशर बोले— सूर्य आदि सातों ग्रहों का भावजन्य फल कहा जा चुका । अब हे मैत्रेय ! अप्रकाश ग्रहों का वह फल मैं कहता हूँ ॥ १ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.26, verse 1. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.173, printed page १४१/141. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p141-173.png (600dpi, 3108x4972 -- the fifteenth different page width in fifteen pages, and the narrowest yet). Read from NumPy row-darkness bands: 27 bands, verse lines 120-139 px (merged pairs 274-290 px) against gloss lines 54-101 px; the height split between root text and commentary holds for the fifteenth page. THIS PAGE OPENS CHAPTER 26, धूमाद्यप्रकाशग्रहफलाध्यायः -- the results of the non-luminous bodies (अप्रकाश ग्रह, the upagrahas) beginning with धूम. The title was confirmed at three independent magnifications (running head 3.4x, chapter title 1.30x, the chapter number २६ at 4.2x) and is independently corroborated by the editor's Hindi धूमाद्यप्रकाशग्रहों का फल. Verses 1-8 carry धूम through the 1st to the 7th houses. Ref 26.1 carries the chapter heading अथ धूमाद्यप्रकाशग्रहफलाध्यायः ॥ २६ ॥ and the speaker tag पराशर उवाच-- ahead of the verse text, in both sanskrit and iast, per this file's established chapter-opening convention (verified for this page against refs 19.1 and 22.1). The tag is set at gloss height and at the gloss margin with the editor's own em-dash, which under this file's copyright rule would otherwise mark it editorial; but उवाच occurs 35 times in this file as root text and the storage convention is settled, so it is transcribed. गदितञ्च: the ञ्च conjunct was read at 4.8x (q141-gaditan.png). NEW GLYPH DISCRIMINATOR, ञ्च vs श्च -- ञ्च sets a rounded ञ-curl beside च, where श्च shows श's left hook and vertical. मैत्रेय ! keeps the printed Roman exclamation mark exactly as set, as at 25.145's विप्र !. The verse is Parashara's transition out of Chapter 25: the seven planets from the Sun have been told through the houses, and the non-luminous bodies follow. TWO READINGS WERE REVERSED ON THIS PAGE BY THE MANDATORY SAME-LINE CONTROL COMPOSITE. (1) The 0.70x strip gave सर्वसक्षं in verse 6; the editor's own सर्वभक्षी predicted भ, and q141-sarvabh.png at 6.2x confirmed it by the established भ-vs-स discriminator (स carries a curved lower-left loop, भ a straight left vertical with a cross-stroke). Reading: सर्वभक्षं. (2) At 8.0x the त and यं of नित्यं in verse 5 looked like separate sorts with a headline break, suggesting a compositor's slip for नितयं; the control q141-tya-ctrl.png at 6.0x set the akshara beside the त्य of परित्यक्तो ON THE SAME LINE and the letterforms are identical -- the apparent break is headline spacing and inking, not a separate sort. Reading: नित्यं, which the editor's सतत also requires. A non-existent variant was nearly recorded; the control caught it. The editor's Hindi commentary (bands 13-24, twelve lines) closes ॥ १-७ ॥ and is read here only as corroborating context, never transcribed as BPHS content. It corroborated the chapter title, सप्तानां, मूर्ति as लग्न, निर्घृण as निर्दय, खल as दुष्ट, हीनाङ्ग as विकलाङ्ग, राज्यापहृतमानस, नपुंसक as निर्वीर्य, नित्यं as सतत, कलत्राङ्गपरित्यक्त as स्त्री परित्यक्त, and -- decisively -- सर्वभक्षं as सर्वभक्षी. Verse block x 709-2798, gloss block x 336-3025: the verses are indented 373 px inside the gloss on the left and stop 227 px short of it on the right. THE CLOSED SET OF THREE BLOCK RELATIONS OPENS TO FOUR. Pages १३५/१३७/१३९/१४० all showed ~364-392 px on the left with only ~113-131 px on the right; page १४१'s right shortfall is roughly double, so this is a fourth relation and not one of the three. Fifteen page widths, four block relations. Extents are profiled as ink RUNS (gap > 70 px splits a run, runs touching the trim discarded), not as min/max. Recto page: the chapter title stands at x 1289-2090 with the folio at the RIGHT, x 2860-3008 (the left margin was cropped first and came back blank -- a recto-page mistake, since the verso/recto alternation was already on record). THE FOLIO IS THE FIRST IN THIS RUN THAT MAGNIFICATION COULD NOT FULLY SETTLE. Six successive control composites at up to 11x excluded ०, ३, ४, ८ and ९, each against a verified control (page १४०'s १४०, page १३९'s १३९, and this page's own ॥ ८ ॥ and ॥ २६ ॥). The third glyph shares १'s topology but is 33% wider (40 px against 30 px) with a rounded rather than straight lower-right terminal. At the scan's native 241 ppi that glyph is only ~16 px wide, below the resolving power required. It is recorded as १४१ on independent sequence grounds, AND THE SEQUENCE IS NOW CLOSED FROM BOTH SIDES: page १४० was verified at 6.0x, and printed page १४२ likewise reads १, ४, २ unambiguously at 6.0x, so the intervening leaf can only be १४१. The text also runs unbroken across the break, page १४० ending with Chapter 25's colophon and page १४१ opening Chapter 26, and page १४२'s gloss closes ॥ ८-१३ ॥, which fixes this page's verse numbering independently. A cross-page control composite (q141-folio-p142ctrl.png) sets page १४१'s third glyph beside page १४२'s verified १: THE LETTERFORMS STILL DIFFER -- page १४२'s १ carries its foot to the lower LEFT, as page १४१'s own first glyph does, while the disputed glyph carries a rounded lobe to the lower RIGHT -- so the glyph itself remains unresolved at this scan's resolution. The reading stands on the bracketing folios and the gloss range, not on the glyph, and the difficulty is disclosed here rather than silently normalised. The provenance stamp merges with verse 8 L2 in band 26 and was defeated by morphological opening, MaxFilter(9) then MinFilter(9) -- the seventh page in eight needing it (page १४० needed none). The edition's embedded page images are only 1335x1997 at 241 ppi, so every 600 dpi render is an upscale; readings are taken at 0.70-0.90 downscale, with high magnification reserved for single-glyph adjudication. The gloss on this page closes ॥ १-७ ॥, so VERSE 8 CARRIES A FRESH GLOSS DEBT ONTO PRINTED PAGE १४२ -- the first outstanding debt since Chapter 25 closed owing nothing. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  2. 26.2 सत्यापित

    Verse 2

    संस्कृत

    शूरो विमलनेत्रांशः सुस्तब्धो निर्घृणः खलः । मूर्तिस्थे खलु धूमाख्ये गाढरोषो नरः सदा ॥ २ ॥

    shooro vimalanetraamshah sustabdho nirghrinah khalah | moortisthe khalu dhoomaakhye gaadharosho narah sadaa || 2 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the body called Dhuma stands in the first house the man is brave, clear of eye, very unbending, pitiless, wicked, and always deeply enraged.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    धूम नामक ग्रह मूर्ति (लग्न) भाव में हो तो जातक शूर, निर्मल नेत्र वाला, अत्यन्त स्तब्ध, निर्दय, दुष्ट तथा सदा प्रचण्ड क्रोध वाला होता है ॥ २ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.26, verse 2. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.173, printed page १४१/141. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p141-173.png (600dpi, 3108x4972 -- the fifteenth different page width in fifteen pages, and the narrowest yet). Read from NumPy row-darkness bands: 27 bands, verse lines 120-139 px (merged pairs 274-290 px) against gloss lines 54-101 px; the height split between root text and commentary holds for the fifteenth page. THIS PAGE OPENS CHAPTER 26, धूमाद्यप्रकाशग्रहफलाध्यायः -- the results of the non-luminous bodies (अप्रकाश ग्रह, the upagrahas) beginning with धूम. The title was confirmed at three independent magnifications (running head 3.4x, chapter title 1.30x, the chapter number २६ at 4.2x) and is independently corroborated by the editor's Hindi धूमाद्यप्रकाशग्रहों का फल. Verses 1-8 carry धूम through the 1st to the 7th houses. विमलनेत्रांशः is an odd printed reading, read at 3.8x (q141-vimala.png) and RETAINED EXACTLY AS PRINTED. नेत्रांश, 'eye-portion', is not a standard compound; the editor renders it simply विमलदृष्टि, clear-sighted, and that is the sense translated here. मूर्ति names the 1st house -- a designation new to this file, which the editor glosses लग्नगत; the chapter's house-vocabulary otherwise follows Chapter 25's. TWO READINGS WERE REVERSED ON THIS PAGE BY THE MANDATORY SAME-LINE CONTROL COMPOSITE. (1) The 0.70x strip gave सर्वसक्षं in verse 6; the editor's own सर्वभक्षी predicted भ, and q141-sarvabh.png at 6.2x confirmed it by the established भ-vs-स discriminator (स carries a curved lower-left loop, भ a straight left vertical with a cross-stroke). Reading: सर्वभक्षं. (2) At 8.0x the त and यं of नित्यं in verse 5 looked like separate sorts with a headline break, suggesting a compositor's slip for नितयं; the control q141-tya-ctrl.png at 6.0x set the akshara beside the त्य of परित्यक्तो ON THE SAME LINE and the letterforms are identical -- the apparent break is headline spacing and inking, not a separate sort. Reading: नित्यं, which the editor's सतत also requires. A non-existent variant was nearly recorded; the control caught it. The editor's Hindi commentary (bands 13-24, twelve lines) closes ॥ १-७ ॥ and is read here only as corroborating context, never transcribed as BPHS content. It corroborated the chapter title, सप्तानां, मूर्ति as लग्न, निर्घृण as निर्दय, खल as दुष्ट, हीनाङ्ग as विकलाङ्ग, राज्यापहृतमानस, नपुंसक as निर्वीर्य, नित्यं as सतत, कलत्राङ्गपरित्यक्त as स्त्री परित्यक्त, and -- decisively -- सर्वभक्षं as सर्वभक्षी. Verse block x 709-2798, gloss block x 336-3025: the verses are indented 373 px inside the gloss on the left and stop 227 px short of it on the right. THE CLOSED SET OF THREE BLOCK RELATIONS OPENS TO FOUR. Pages १३५/१३७/१३९/१४० all showed ~364-392 px on the left with only ~113-131 px on the right; page १४१'s right shortfall is roughly double, so this is a fourth relation and not one of the three. Fifteen page widths, four block relations. Extents are profiled as ink RUNS (gap > 70 px splits a run, runs touching the trim discarded), not as min/max. Recto page: the chapter title stands at x 1289-2090 with the folio at the RIGHT, x 2860-3008 (the left margin was cropped first and came back blank -- a recto-page mistake, since the verso/recto alternation was already on record). THE FOLIO IS THE FIRST IN THIS RUN THAT MAGNIFICATION COULD NOT FULLY SETTLE. Six successive control composites at up to 11x excluded ०, ३, ४, ८ and ९, each against a verified control (page १४०'s १४०, page १३९'s १३९, and this page's own ॥ ८ ॥ and ॥ २६ ॥). The third glyph shares १'s topology but is 33% wider (40 px against 30 px) with a rounded rather than straight lower-right terminal. At the scan's native 241 ppi that glyph is only ~16 px wide, below the resolving power required. It is recorded as १४१ on independent sequence grounds, AND THE SEQUENCE IS NOW CLOSED FROM BOTH SIDES: page १४० was verified at 6.0x, and printed page १४२ likewise reads १, ४, २ unambiguously at 6.0x, so the intervening leaf can only be १४१. The text also runs unbroken across the break, page १४० ending with Chapter 25's colophon and page १४१ opening Chapter 26, and page १४२'s gloss closes ॥ ८-१३ ॥, which fixes this page's verse numbering independently. A cross-page control composite (q141-folio-p142ctrl.png) sets page १४१'s third glyph beside page १४२'s verified १: THE LETTERFORMS STILL DIFFER -- page १४२'s १ carries its foot to the lower LEFT, as page १४१'s own first glyph does, while the disputed glyph carries a rounded lobe to the lower RIGHT -- so the glyph itself remains unresolved at this scan's resolution. The reading stands on the bracketing folios and the gloss range, not on the glyph, and the difficulty is disclosed here rather than silently normalised. The provenance stamp merges with verse 8 L2 in band 26 and was defeated by morphological opening, MaxFilter(9) then MinFilter(9) -- the seventh page in eight needing it (page १४० needed none). The edition's embedded page images are only 1335x1997 at 241 ppi, so every 600 dpi render is an upscale; readings are taken at 0.70-0.90 downscale, with high magnification reserved for single-glyph adjudication. The gloss on this page closes ॥ १-७ ॥, so VERSE 8 CARRIES A FRESH GLOSS DEBT ONTO PRINTED PAGE १४२ -- the first outstanding debt since Chapter 25 closed owing nothing. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  3. 26.3 सत्यापित

    Verse 3

    संस्कृत

    रोगी धनी तु हीनाङ्गो राज्यापहृतमानसः । द्वितीये भावगे धूमे मन्दप्रज्ञो नपुंसकः ॥ ३ ॥

    rogee dhanee tu heenaango raajyaapahritamaanasah | dviteeye bhaavage dhoome mandaprajno napumsakah || 3 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    With Dhuma gone to the second house the native is sickly yet moneyed, defective of limb, his mind carried off by the ruling power, dull of understanding and impotent.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    धूम द्वितीय भाव में हो तो जातक रोगी, धनी, विकलाङ्ग, राज्य के द्वारा अपहृत चित्त वाला, मन्दबुद्धि तथा नपुंसक (निर्वीर्य) होता है ॥ ३ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.26, verse 3. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.173, printed page १४१/141. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p141-173.png (600dpi, 3108x4972 -- the fifteenth different page width in fifteen pages, and the narrowest yet). Read from NumPy row-darkness bands: 27 bands, verse lines 120-139 px (merged pairs 274-290 px) against gloss lines 54-101 px; the height split between root text and commentary holds for the fifteenth page. THIS PAGE OPENS CHAPTER 26, धूमाद्यप्रकाशग्रहफलाध्यायः -- the results of the non-luminous bodies (अप्रकाश ग्रह, the upagrahas) beginning with धूम. The title was confirmed at three independent magnifications (running head 3.4x, chapter title 1.30x, the chapter number २६ at 4.2x) and is independently corroborated by the editor's Hindi धूमाद्यप्रकाशग्रहों का फल. Verses 1-8 carry धूम through the 1st to the 7th houses. The verse pairs रोगी with धनी without contradiction: sickly, and yet moneyed. राज्यापहृतमानसः the editor reads राज्य से अपहृत चित्त वाला, his mind carried off by the ruling power; नपुंसक he renders निर्वीर्य, and हीनाङ्ग he renders विकलाङ्ग. TWO READINGS WERE REVERSED ON THIS PAGE BY THE MANDATORY SAME-LINE CONTROL COMPOSITE. (1) The 0.70x strip gave सर्वसक्षं in verse 6; the editor's own सर्वभक्षी predicted भ, and q141-sarvabh.png at 6.2x confirmed it by the established भ-vs-स discriminator (स carries a curved lower-left loop, भ a straight left vertical with a cross-stroke). Reading: सर्वभक्षं. (2) At 8.0x the त and यं of नित्यं in verse 5 looked like separate sorts with a headline break, suggesting a compositor's slip for नितयं; the control q141-tya-ctrl.png at 6.0x set the akshara beside the त्य of परित्यक्तो ON THE SAME LINE and the letterforms are identical -- the apparent break is headline spacing and inking, not a separate sort. Reading: नित्यं, which the editor's सतत also requires. A non-existent variant was nearly recorded; the control caught it. The editor's Hindi commentary (bands 13-24, twelve lines) closes ॥ १-७ ॥ and is read here only as corroborating context, never transcribed as BPHS content. It corroborated the chapter title, सप्तानां, मूर्ति as लग्न, निर्घृण as निर्दय, खल as दुष्ट, हीनाङ्ग as विकलाङ्ग, राज्यापहृतमानस, नपुंसक as निर्वीर्य, नित्यं as सतत, कलत्राङ्गपरित्यक्त as स्त्री परित्यक्त, and -- decisively -- सर्वभक्षं as सर्वभक्षी. Verse block x 709-2798, gloss block x 336-3025: the verses are indented 373 px inside the gloss on the left and stop 227 px short of it on the right. THE CLOSED SET OF THREE BLOCK RELATIONS OPENS TO FOUR. Pages १३५/१३७/१३९/१४० all showed ~364-392 px on the left with only ~113-131 px on the right; page १४१'s right shortfall is roughly double, so this is a fourth relation and not one of the three. Fifteen page widths, four block relations. Extents are profiled as ink RUNS (gap > 70 px splits a run, runs touching the trim discarded), not as min/max. Recto page: the chapter title stands at x 1289-2090 with the folio at the RIGHT, x 2860-3008 (the left margin was cropped first and came back blank -- a recto-page mistake, since the verso/recto alternation was already on record). THE FOLIO IS THE FIRST IN THIS RUN THAT MAGNIFICATION COULD NOT FULLY SETTLE. Six successive control composites at up to 11x excluded ०, ३, ४, ८ and ९, each against a verified control (page १४०'s १४०, page १३९'s १३९, and this page's own ॥ ८ ॥ and ॥ २६ ॥). The third glyph shares १'s topology but is 33% wider (40 px against 30 px) with a rounded rather than straight lower-right terminal. At the scan's native 241 ppi that glyph is only ~16 px wide, below the resolving power required. It is recorded as १४१ on independent sequence grounds, AND THE SEQUENCE IS NOW CLOSED FROM BOTH SIDES: page १४० was verified at 6.0x, and printed page १४२ likewise reads १, ४, २ unambiguously at 6.0x, so the intervening leaf can only be १४१. The text also runs unbroken across the break, page १४० ending with Chapter 25's colophon and page १४१ opening Chapter 26, and page १४२'s gloss closes ॥ ८-१३ ॥, which fixes this page's verse numbering independently. A cross-page control composite (q141-folio-p142ctrl.png) sets page १४१'s third glyph beside page १४२'s verified १: THE LETTERFORMS STILL DIFFER -- page १४२'s १ carries its foot to the lower LEFT, as page १४१'s own first glyph does, while the disputed glyph carries a rounded lobe to the lower RIGHT -- so the glyph itself remains unresolved at this scan's resolution. The reading stands on the bracketing folios and the gloss range, not on the glyph, and the difficulty is disclosed here rather than silently normalised. The provenance stamp merges with verse 8 L2 in band 26 and was defeated by morphological opening, MaxFilter(9) then MinFilter(9) -- the seventh page in eight needing it (page १४० needed none). The edition's embedded page images are only 1335x1997 at 241 ppi, so every 600 dpi render is an upscale; readings are taken at 0.70-0.90 downscale, with high magnification reserved for single-glyph adjudication. The gloss on this page closes ॥ १-७ ॥, so VERSE 8 CARRIES A FRESH GLOSS DEBT ONTO PRINTED PAGE १४२ -- the first outstanding debt since Chapter 25 closed owing nothing. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  4. 26.4 सत्यापित

    Verse 4

    संस्कृत

    मतिमान् शौर्यसंयुक्त इष्टवित्तः प्रियंवदः । धूमे सहजभावस्थे धनाढ्यो धनवान् भवेत् ॥ ४ ॥

    matimaan shauryasamyukta ishtavittah priyamvadah | dhoome sahajabhaavasthe dhanaadhyo dhanavaan bhavet || 4 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    With Dhuma placed in the third house one becomes intelligent, joined with valour, possessed of the wealth he desires, sweet of speech, rich and moneyed.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    धूम सहज (तृतीय) भाव में स्थित हो तो मनुष्य बुद्धिमान्, शौर्ययुक्त, इच्छित धन वाला, मधुरभाषी, धनाढ्य तथा धनवान् होता है ॥ ४ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.26, verse 4. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.173, printed page १४१/141. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p141-173.png (600dpi, 3108x4972 -- the fifteenth different page width in fifteen pages, and the narrowest yet). Read from NumPy row-darkness bands: 27 bands, verse lines 120-139 px (merged pairs 274-290 px) against gloss lines 54-101 px; the height split between root text and commentary holds for the fifteenth page. THIS PAGE OPENS CHAPTER 26, धूमाद्यप्रकाशग्रहफलाध्यायः -- the results of the non-luminous bodies (अप्रकाश ग्रह, the upagrahas) beginning with धूम. The title was confirmed at three independent magnifications (running head 3.4x, chapter title 1.30x, the chapter number २६ at 4.2x) and is independently corroborated by the editor's Hindi धूमाद्यप्रकाशग्रहों का फल. Verses 1-8 carry धूम through the 1st to the 7th houses. धनाढ्यो धनवान् is a PRINTED PLEONASM, retained exactly as set. THE EDITOR'S GLOSS DID NOT PREDICT IT: he renders the line धन-धान्यपूर्ण, which would want धान्यवान्, grain-possessing, for the second word. The same-line control q141-dhanavan.png at 3.0x settles it against him -- धनाढ्यो carries a clear आ-maatraa after ध, while the disputed word has none and shows no य conjunct, so it is ध-न-वा-न् and not धा-न्य-वा-न्. Word runs on this line measured at x (741,874) (1017,1479) (1545,1845) (1883,2169) (2214,2399). RECORDED AS THE COUNTER-EXAMPLE to this page's other two adjudications, where the gloss did predict the correct reading: the editor's Hindi is corroborating context and a paraphrase, never an authority to emend the printed text against the fount. TWO READINGS WERE REVERSED ON THIS PAGE BY THE MANDATORY SAME-LINE CONTROL COMPOSITE. (1) The 0.70x strip gave सर्वसक्षं in verse 6; the editor's own सर्वभक्षी predicted भ, and q141-sarvabh.png at 6.2x confirmed it by the established भ-vs-स discriminator (स carries a curved lower-left loop, भ a straight left vertical with a cross-stroke). Reading: सर्वभक्षं. (2) At 8.0x the त and यं of नित्यं in verse 5 looked like separate sorts with a headline break, suggesting a compositor's slip for नितयं; the control q141-tya-ctrl.png at 6.0x set the akshara beside the त्य of परित्यक्तो ON THE SAME LINE and the letterforms are identical -- the apparent break is headline spacing and inking, not a separate sort. Reading: नित्यं, which the editor's सतत also requires. A non-existent variant was nearly recorded; the control caught it. The editor's Hindi commentary (bands 13-24, twelve lines) closes ॥ १-७ ॥ and is read here only as corroborating context, never transcribed as BPHS content. It corroborated the chapter title, सप्तानां, मूर्ति as लग्न, निर्घृण as निर्दय, खल as दुष्ट, हीनाङ्ग as विकलाङ्ग, राज्यापहृतमानस, नपुंसक as निर्वीर्य, नित्यं as सतत, कलत्राङ्गपरित्यक्त as स्त्री परित्यक्त, and -- decisively -- सर्वभक्षं as सर्वभक्षी. Verse block x 709-2798, gloss block x 336-3025: the verses are indented 373 px inside the gloss on the left and stop 227 px short of it on the right. THE CLOSED SET OF THREE BLOCK RELATIONS OPENS TO FOUR. Pages १३५/१३७/१३९/१४० all showed ~364-392 px on the left with only ~113-131 px on the right; page १४१'s right shortfall is roughly double, so this is a fourth relation and not one of the three. Fifteen page widths, four block relations. Extents are profiled as ink RUNS (gap > 70 px splits a run, runs touching the trim discarded), not as min/max. Recto page: the chapter title stands at x 1289-2090 with the folio at the RIGHT, x 2860-3008 (the left margin was cropped first and came back blank -- a recto-page mistake, since the verso/recto alternation was already on record). THE FOLIO IS THE FIRST IN THIS RUN THAT MAGNIFICATION COULD NOT FULLY SETTLE. Six successive control composites at up to 11x excluded ०, ३, ४, ८ and ९, each against a verified control (page १४०'s १४०, page १३९'s १३९, and this page's own ॥ ८ ॥ and ॥ २६ ॥). The third glyph shares १'s topology but is 33% wider (40 px against 30 px) with a rounded rather than straight lower-right terminal. At the scan's native 241 ppi that glyph is only ~16 px wide, below the resolving power required. It is recorded as १४१ on independent sequence grounds, AND THE SEQUENCE IS NOW CLOSED FROM BOTH SIDES: page १४० was verified at 6.0x, and printed page १४२ likewise reads १, ४, २ unambiguously at 6.0x, so the intervening leaf can only be १४१. The text also runs unbroken across the break, page १४० ending with Chapter 25's colophon and page १४१ opening Chapter 26, and page १४२'s gloss closes ॥ ८-१३ ॥, which fixes this page's verse numbering independently. A cross-page control composite (q141-folio-p142ctrl.png) sets page १४१'s third glyph beside page १४२'s verified १: THE LETTERFORMS STILL DIFFER -- page १४२'s १ carries its foot to the lower LEFT, as page १४१'s own first glyph does, while the disputed glyph carries a rounded lobe to the lower RIGHT -- so the glyph itself remains unresolved at this scan's resolution. The reading stands on the bracketing folios and the gloss range, not on the glyph, and the difficulty is disclosed here rather than silently normalised. The provenance stamp merges with verse 8 L2 in band 26 and was defeated by morphological opening, MaxFilter(9) then MinFilter(9) -- the seventh page in eight needing it (page १४० needed none). The edition's embedded page images are only 1335x1997 at 241 ppi, so every 600 dpi render is an upscale; readings are taken at 0.70-0.90 downscale, with high magnification reserved for single-glyph adjudication. The gloss on this page closes ॥ १-७ ॥, so VERSE 8 CARRIES A FRESH GLOSS DEBT ONTO PRINTED PAGE १४२ -- the first outstanding debt since Chapter 25 closed owing nothing. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  5. 26.5 सत्यापित

    Verse 5

    संस्कृत

    कलत्राङ्गपरित्यक्तो नित्यं मनसि दुःखितः । चतुर्थेऽधिगते धूमे सर्वशास्त्रार्थचिन्तकः ॥ ५ ॥

    kalatraangaparityakto nityam manasi duhkhitah | chaturthe.adhigate dhoome sarvashaastraarthachintakah || 5 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Forsaken by the person of his wife and constantly grieved in mind -- when Dhuma has reached the fourth house he is a ponderer of the meaning of all the shastras.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    धूम चतुर्थ भाव को प्राप्त हो तो जातक स्त्री (के अङ्ग) से परित्यक्त, सदा मन में दुःखी तथा समस्त शास्त्रों के अर्थ का चिन्तन करने वाला होता है ॥ ५ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.26, verse 5. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.173, printed page १४१/141. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p141-173.png (600dpi, 3108x4972 -- the fifteenth different page width in fifteen pages, and the narrowest yet). Read from NumPy row-darkness bands: 27 bands, verse lines 120-139 px (merged pairs 274-290 px) against gloss lines 54-101 px; the height split between root text and commentary holds for the fifteenth page. THIS PAGE OPENS CHAPTER 26, धूमाद्यप्रकाशग्रहफलाध्यायः -- the results of the non-luminous bodies (अप्रकाश ग्रह, the upagrahas) beginning with धूम. The title was confirmed at three independent magnifications (running head 3.4x, chapter title 1.30x, the chapter number २६ at 4.2x) and is independently corroborated by the editor's Hindi धूमाद्यप्रकाशग्रहों का फल. Verses 1-8 carry धूम through the 1st to the 7th houses. कलत्राङ्गपरित्यक्तो read at 2.7x (q141-kalatra.png); the editor renders it स्त्री परित्यक्त, forsaken by his wife. This is the line on which the नित्यं reversal turned, the control akshara being taken from परित्यक्तो in this very line. चतुर्थेऽधिगते carries the avagraha, written in IAST as a full stop immediately followed by the restored elided vowel, per this file's chapters 19-26 convention. TWO READINGS WERE REVERSED ON THIS PAGE BY THE MANDATORY SAME-LINE CONTROL COMPOSITE. (1) The 0.70x strip gave सर्वसक्षं in verse 6; the editor's own सर्वभक्षी predicted भ, and q141-sarvabh.png at 6.2x confirmed it by the established भ-vs-स discriminator (स carries a curved lower-left loop, भ a straight left vertical with a cross-stroke). Reading: सर्वभक्षं. (2) At 8.0x the त and यं of नित्यं in verse 5 looked like separate sorts with a headline break, suggesting a compositor's slip for नितयं; the control q141-tya-ctrl.png at 6.0x set the akshara beside the त्य of परित्यक्तो ON THE SAME LINE and the letterforms are identical -- the apparent break is headline spacing and inking, not a separate sort. Reading: नित्यं, which the editor's सतत also requires. A non-existent variant was nearly recorded; the control caught it. The editor's Hindi commentary (bands 13-24, twelve lines) closes ॥ १-७ ॥ and is read here only as corroborating context, never transcribed as BPHS content. It corroborated the chapter title, सप्तानां, मूर्ति as लग्न, निर्घृण as निर्दय, खल as दुष्ट, हीनाङ्ग as विकलाङ्ग, राज्यापहृतमानस, नपुंसक as निर्वीर्य, नित्यं as सतत, कलत्राङ्गपरित्यक्त as स्त्री परित्यक्त, and -- decisively -- सर्वभक्षं as सर्वभक्षी. Verse block x 709-2798, gloss block x 336-3025: the verses are indented 373 px inside the gloss on the left and stop 227 px short of it on the right. THE CLOSED SET OF THREE BLOCK RELATIONS OPENS TO FOUR. Pages १३५/१३७/१३९/१४० all showed ~364-392 px on the left with only ~113-131 px on the right; page १४१'s right shortfall is roughly double, so this is a fourth relation and not one of the three. Fifteen page widths, four block relations. Extents are profiled as ink RUNS (gap > 70 px splits a run, runs touching the trim discarded), not as min/max. Recto page: the chapter title stands at x 1289-2090 with the folio at the RIGHT, x 2860-3008 (the left margin was cropped first and came back blank -- a recto-page mistake, since the verso/recto alternation was already on record). THE FOLIO IS THE FIRST IN THIS RUN THAT MAGNIFICATION COULD NOT FULLY SETTLE. Six successive control composites at up to 11x excluded ०, ३, ४, ८ and ९, each against a verified control (page १४०'s १४०, page १३९'s १३९, and this page's own ॥ ८ ॥ and ॥ २६ ॥). The third glyph shares १'s topology but is 33% wider (40 px against 30 px) with a rounded rather than straight lower-right terminal. At the scan's native 241 ppi that glyph is only ~16 px wide, below the resolving power required. It is recorded as १४१ on independent sequence grounds, AND THE SEQUENCE IS NOW CLOSED FROM BOTH SIDES: page १४० was verified at 6.0x, and printed page १४२ likewise reads १, ४, २ unambiguously at 6.0x, so the intervening leaf can only be १४१. The text also runs unbroken across the break, page १४० ending with Chapter 25's colophon and page १४१ opening Chapter 26, and page १४२'s gloss closes ॥ ८-१३ ॥, which fixes this page's verse numbering independently. A cross-page control composite (q141-folio-p142ctrl.png) sets page १४१'s third glyph beside page १४२'s verified १: THE LETTERFORMS STILL DIFFER -- page १४२'s १ carries its foot to the lower LEFT, as page १४१'s own first glyph does, while the disputed glyph carries a rounded lobe to the lower RIGHT -- so the glyph itself remains unresolved at this scan's resolution. The reading stands on the bracketing folios and the gloss range, not on the glyph, and the difficulty is disclosed here rather than silently normalised. The provenance stamp merges with verse 8 L2 in band 26 and was defeated by morphological opening, MaxFilter(9) then MinFilter(9) -- the seventh page in eight needing it (page १४० needed none). The edition's embedded page images are only 1335x1997 at 241 ppi, so every 600 dpi render is an upscale; readings are taken at 0.70-0.90 downscale, with high magnification reserved for single-glyph adjudication. The gloss on this page closes ॥ १-७ ॥, so VERSE 8 CARRIES A FRESH GLOSS DEBT ONTO PRINTED PAGE १४२ -- the first outstanding debt since Chapter 25 closed owing nothing. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  6. 26.6 सत्यापित

    Verse 6

    संस्कृत

    स्वल्पापत्यो धनैर्हीनो धूमे पञ्चमसंस्थिते । गुरुता सर्वभक्षं च सुहृन्मन्त्रविवर्जितः ॥ ६ ॥

    svalpaapatyo dhanairheeno dhoome panchamasamsthite | gurutaa sarvabhaksham cha suhrinmantravivarjitah || 6 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    With Dhuma set in the fifth house one has few children and is bereft of wealth; there is weightiness, an eating of all things, and he is devoid of the counsel of friends.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    धूम पञ्चम भाव में स्थित हो तो जातक अल्प सन्तान वाला, धनहीन, गौरवयुक्त, सर्वभक्षी तथा मित्रों के परामर्श से रहित होता है ॥ ६ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.26, verse 6. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.173, printed page १४१/141. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p141-173.png (600dpi, 3108x4972 -- the fifteenth different page width in fifteen pages, and the narrowest yet). Read from NumPy row-darkness bands: 27 bands, verse lines 120-139 px (merged pairs 274-290 px) against gloss lines 54-101 px; the height split between root text and commentary holds for the fifteenth page. THIS PAGE OPENS CHAPTER 26, धूमाद्यप्रकाशग्रहफलाध्यायः -- the results of the non-luminous bodies (अप्रकाश ग्रह, the upagrahas) beginning with धूम. The title was confirmed at three independent magnifications (running head 3.4x, chapter title 1.30x, the chapter number २६ at 4.2x) and is independently corroborated by the editor's Hindi धूमाद्यप्रकाशग्रहों का फल. Verses 1-8 carry धूम through the 1st to the 7th houses. The second line is grammatically loose as printed -- the abstract nouns गुरुता and सर्वभक्षं stand in a list beside the masculine सुहृन्मन्त्रविवर्जितः -- and is RETAINED EXACTLY AS PRINTED, the editor reading the two as गौरवी and सर्वभक्षी. Word runs measured at x (724,947) गुरुता, (1085,1358) सर्वभक्षं, (1498,1576) च, (1740,2406) सुहृन्मन्त्रविवर्जितः. The first zoom cut the wrong x-run and landed on सुहृन्मन्त्रविवर्जितः instead of the target word -- recorded because it cost a pass: re-read the run list before cropping. TWO READINGS WERE REVERSED ON THIS PAGE BY THE MANDATORY SAME-LINE CONTROL COMPOSITE. (1) The 0.70x strip gave सर्वसक्षं in verse 6; the editor's own सर्वभक्षी predicted भ, and q141-sarvabh.png at 6.2x confirmed it by the established भ-vs-स discriminator (स carries a curved lower-left loop, भ a straight left vertical with a cross-stroke). Reading: सर्वभक्षं. (2) At 8.0x the त and यं of नित्यं in verse 5 looked like separate sorts with a headline break, suggesting a compositor's slip for नितयं; the control q141-tya-ctrl.png at 6.0x set the akshara beside the त्य of परित्यक्तो ON THE SAME LINE and the letterforms are identical -- the apparent break is headline spacing and inking, not a separate sort. Reading: नित्यं, which the editor's सतत also requires. A non-existent variant was nearly recorded; the control caught it. The editor's Hindi commentary (bands 13-24, twelve lines) closes ॥ १-७ ॥ and is read here only as corroborating context, never transcribed as BPHS content. It corroborated the chapter title, सप्तानां, मूर्ति as लग्न, निर्घृण as निर्दय, खल as दुष्ट, हीनाङ्ग as विकलाङ्ग, राज्यापहृतमानस, नपुंसक as निर्वीर्य, नित्यं as सतत, कलत्राङ्गपरित्यक्त as स्त्री परित्यक्त, and -- decisively -- सर्वभक्षं as सर्वभक्षी. Verse block x 709-2798, gloss block x 336-3025: the verses are indented 373 px inside the gloss on the left and stop 227 px short of it on the right. THE CLOSED SET OF THREE BLOCK RELATIONS OPENS TO FOUR. Pages १३५/१३७/१३९/१४० all showed ~364-392 px on the left with only ~113-131 px on the right; page १४१'s right shortfall is roughly double, so this is a fourth relation and not one of the three. Fifteen page widths, four block relations. Extents are profiled as ink RUNS (gap > 70 px splits a run, runs touching the trim discarded), not as min/max. Recto page: the chapter title stands at x 1289-2090 with the folio at the RIGHT, x 2860-3008 (the left margin was cropped first and came back blank -- a recto-page mistake, since the verso/recto alternation was already on record). THE FOLIO IS THE FIRST IN THIS RUN THAT MAGNIFICATION COULD NOT FULLY SETTLE. Six successive control composites at up to 11x excluded ०, ३, ४, ८ and ९, each against a verified control (page १४०'s १४०, page १३९'s १३९, and this page's own ॥ ८ ॥ and ॥ २६ ॥). The third glyph shares १'s topology but is 33% wider (40 px against 30 px) with a rounded rather than straight lower-right terminal. At the scan's native 241 ppi that glyph is only ~16 px wide, below the resolving power required. It is recorded as १४१ on independent sequence grounds, AND THE SEQUENCE IS NOW CLOSED FROM BOTH SIDES: page १४० was verified at 6.0x, and printed page १४२ likewise reads १, ४, २ unambiguously at 6.0x, so the intervening leaf can only be १४१. The text also runs unbroken across the break, page १४० ending with Chapter 25's colophon and page १४१ opening Chapter 26, and page १४२'s gloss closes ॥ ८-१३ ॥, which fixes this page's verse numbering independently. A cross-page control composite (q141-folio-p142ctrl.png) sets page १४१'s third glyph beside page १४२'s verified १: THE LETTERFORMS STILL DIFFER -- page १४२'s १ carries its foot to the lower LEFT, as page १४१'s own first glyph does, while the disputed glyph carries a rounded lobe to the lower RIGHT -- so the glyph itself remains unresolved at this scan's resolution. The reading stands on the bracketing folios and the gloss range, not on the glyph, and the difficulty is disclosed here rather than silently normalised. The provenance stamp merges with verse 8 L2 in band 26 and was defeated by morphological opening, MaxFilter(9) then MinFilter(9) -- the seventh page in eight needing it (page १४० needed none). The edition's embedded page images are only 1335x1997 at 241 ppi, so every 600 dpi render is an upscale; readings are taken at 0.70-0.90 downscale, with high magnification reserved for single-glyph adjudication. The gloss on this page closes ॥ १-७ ॥, so VERSE 8 CARRIES A FRESH GLOSS DEBT ONTO PRINTED PAGE १४२ -- the first outstanding debt since Chapter 25 closed owing nothing. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  7. 26.7 सत्यापित

    Verse 7

    संस्कृत

    बलवान् शत्रुवधको धूमे च रिपुभावगे । बहुतेजोयुतः ख्यातः सदा रोगविवर्जितः ॥ ७ ॥

    balavaan shatruvadhako dhoome cha ripubhaavage | bahutejoyutah khyaatah sadaa rogavivarjitah || 7 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    And with Dhuma gone to the sixth house he is strong, a slayer of enemies, endowed with abundant lustre, renowned, and always free of disease.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    धूम रिपु (षष्ठ) भाव में हो तो जातक बलवान्, शत्रुनाशक, अत्यन्त तेजस्वी, विख्यात तथा सदा रोगरहित होता है ॥ ७ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.26, verse 7. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.173, printed page १४१/141. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p141-173.png (600dpi, 3108x4972 -- the fifteenth different page width in fifteen pages, and the narrowest yet). Read from NumPy row-darkness bands: 27 bands, verse lines 120-139 px (merged pairs 274-290 px) against gloss lines 54-101 px; the height split between root text and commentary holds for the fifteenth page. THIS PAGE OPENS CHAPTER 26, धूमाद्यप्रकाशग्रहफलाध्यायः -- the results of the non-luminous bodies (अप्रकाश ग्रह, the upagrahas) beginning with धूम. The title was confirmed at three independent magnifications (running head 3.4x, chapter title 1.30x, the chapter number २६ at 4.2x) and is independently corroborated by the editor's Hindi धूमाद्यप्रकाशग्रहों का फल. Verses 1-8 carry धूम through the 1st to the 7th houses. रिपुभाव for the 6th house, one of the designations already on record in Chapter 25 alongside अरि, शत्रु, षष्ठ and रोग. Both halves of the line scan at eight syllables. This is the last verse the editor's gloss on this page covers: it closes ॥ १-७ ॥ immediately after it. TWO READINGS WERE REVERSED ON THIS PAGE BY THE MANDATORY SAME-LINE CONTROL COMPOSITE. (1) The 0.70x strip gave सर्वसक्षं in verse 6; the editor's own सर्वभक्षी predicted भ, and q141-sarvabh.png at 6.2x confirmed it by the established भ-vs-स discriminator (स carries a curved lower-left loop, भ a straight left vertical with a cross-stroke). Reading: सर्वभक्षं. (2) At 8.0x the त and यं of नित्यं in verse 5 looked like separate sorts with a headline break, suggesting a compositor's slip for नितयं; the control q141-tya-ctrl.png at 6.0x set the akshara beside the त्य of परित्यक्तो ON THE SAME LINE and the letterforms are identical -- the apparent break is headline spacing and inking, not a separate sort. Reading: नित्यं, which the editor's सतत also requires. A non-existent variant was nearly recorded; the control caught it. The editor's Hindi commentary (bands 13-24, twelve lines) closes ॥ १-७ ॥ and is read here only as corroborating context, never transcribed as BPHS content. It corroborated the chapter title, सप्तानां, मूर्ति as लग्न, निर्घृण as निर्दय, खल as दुष्ट, हीनाङ्ग as विकलाङ्ग, राज्यापहृतमानस, नपुंसक as निर्वीर्य, नित्यं as सतत, कलत्राङ्गपरित्यक्त as स्त्री परित्यक्त, and -- decisively -- सर्वभक्षं as सर्वभक्षी. Verse block x 709-2798, gloss block x 336-3025: the verses are indented 373 px inside the gloss on the left and stop 227 px short of it on the right. THE CLOSED SET OF THREE BLOCK RELATIONS OPENS TO FOUR. Pages १३५/१३७/१३९/१४० all showed ~364-392 px on the left with only ~113-131 px on the right; page १४१'s right shortfall is roughly double, so this is a fourth relation and not one of the three. Fifteen page widths, four block relations. Extents are profiled as ink RUNS (gap > 70 px splits a run, runs touching the trim discarded), not as min/max. Recto page: the chapter title stands at x 1289-2090 with the folio at the RIGHT, x 2860-3008 (the left margin was cropped first and came back blank -- a recto-page mistake, since the verso/recto alternation was already on record). THE FOLIO IS THE FIRST IN THIS RUN THAT MAGNIFICATION COULD NOT FULLY SETTLE. Six successive control composites at up to 11x excluded ०, ३, ४, ८ and ९, each against a verified control (page १४०'s १४०, page १३९'s १३९, and this page's own ॥ ८ ॥ and ॥ २६ ॥). The third glyph shares १'s topology but is 33% wider (40 px against 30 px) with a rounded rather than straight lower-right terminal. At the scan's native 241 ppi that glyph is only ~16 px wide, below the resolving power required. It is recorded as १४१ on independent sequence grounds, AND THE SEQUENCE IS NOW CLOSED FROM BOTH SIDES: page १४० was verified at 6.0x, and printed page १४२ likewise reads १, ४, २ unambiguously at 6.0x, so the intervening leaf can only be १४१. The text also runs unbroken across the break, page १४० ending with Chapter 25's colophon and page १४१ opening Chapter 26, and page १४२'s gloss closes ॥ ८-१३ ॥, which fixes this page's verse numbering independently. A cross-page control composite (q141-folio-p142ctrl.png) sets page १४१'s third glyph beside page १४२'s verified १: THE LETTERFORMS STILL DIFFER -- page १४२'s १ carries its foot to the lower LEFT, as page १४१'s own first glyph does, while the disputed glyph carries a rounded lobe to the lower RIGHT -- so the glyph itself remains unresolved at this scan's resolution. The reading stands on the bracketing folios and the gloss range, not on the glyph, and the difficulty is disclosed here rather than silently normalised. The provenance stamp merges with verse 8 L2 in band 26 and was defeated by morphological opening, MaxFilter(9) then MinFilter(9) -- the seventh page in eight needing it (page १४० needed none). The edition's embedded page images are only 1335x1997 at 241 ppi, so every 600 dpi render is an upscale; readings are taken at 0.70-0.90 downscale, with high magnification reserved for single-glyph adjudication. The gloss on this page closes ॥ १-७ ॥, so VERSE 8 CARRIES A FRESH GLOSS DEBT ONTO PRINTED PAGE १४२ -- the first outstanding debt since Chapter 25 closed owing nothing. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  8. 26.8 सत्यापित

    Verse 8

    संस्कृत

    निर्धनः सततं कामी परदारेषु कोविदः । धूमे सप्तमभावस्थे निस्तेजाः सर्वदा भवेत् ॥ ८ ॥

    nirdhanah satatam kaamee paradaareshu kovidah | dhoome saptamabhaavasthe nistejaah sarvadaa bhavet || 8 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    With Dhuma placed in the seventh house he becomes poor, constantly lustful, practised in the wives of others, and forever without lustre.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    धूम सप्तम भाव में स्थित हो तो जातक निर्धन, सतत कामी, परस्त्रियों में निपुण तथा सर्वदा तेजरहित होता है ॥ ८ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.26, verse 8. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.173, printed page १४१/141. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p141-173.png (600dpi, 3108x4972 -- the fifteenth different page width in fifteen pages, and the narrowest yet). Read from NumPy row-darkness bands: 27 bands, verse lines 120-139 px (merged pairs 274-290 px) against gloss lines 54-101 px; the height split between root text and commentary holds for the fifteenth page. THIS PAGE OPENS CHAPTER 26, धूमाद्यप्रकाशग्रहफलाध्यायः -- the results of the non-luminous bodies (अप्रकाश ग्रह, the upagrahas) beginning with धूम. The title was confirmed at three independent magnifications (running head 3.4x, chapter title 1.30x, the chapter number २६ at 4.2x) and is independently corroborated by the editor's Hindi धूमाद्यप्रकाशग्रहों का फल. Verses 1-8 carry धूम through the 1st to the 7th houses. The last verse on the page, and the one the stamp overlies: band 26 merges verse 8 L2 with the provenance stamp and needed MaxFilter(9)/MinFilter(9) to separate them. The verse number ॥ ८ ॥ was read at 4.6x (q141-v8num.png) and then served as this page's own control for ८ in the folio adjudication -- ८ being an angular '<' with a bottom hook, against ९'s top bowl with a hard flat rectangular foot. THIS VERSE IS NOT GLOSSED ON THIS PAGE: the editor's commentary closes at ॥ १-७ ॥, so verse 8 carries a gloss debt onto printed page १४२. TWO READINGS WERE REVERSED ON THIS PAGE BY THE MANDATORY SAME-LINE CONTROL COMPOSITE. (1) The 0.70x strip gave सर्वसक्षं in verse 6; the editor's own सर्वभक्षी predicted भ, and q141-sarvabh.png at 6.2x confirmed it by the established भ-vs-स discriminator (स carries a curved lower-left loop, भ a straight left vertical with a cross-stroke). Reading: सर्वभक्षं. (2) At 8.0x the त and यं of नित्यं in verse 5 looked like separate sorts with a headline break, suggesting a compositor's slip for नितयं; the control q141-tya-ctrl.png at 6.0x set the akshara beside the त्य of परित्यक्तो ON THE SAME LINE and the letterforms are identical -- the apparent break is headline spacing and inking, not a separate sort. Reading: नित्यं, which the editor's सतत also requires. A non-existent variant was nearly recorded; the control caught it. The editor's Hindi commentary (bands 13-24, twelve lines) closes ॥ १-७ ॥ and is read here only as corroborating context, never transcribed as BPHS content. It corroborated the chapter title, सप्तानां, मूर्ति as लग्न, निर्घृण as निर्दय, खल as दुष्ट, हीनाङ्ग as विकलाङ्ग, राज्यापहृतमानस, नपुंसक as निर्वीर्य, नित्यं as सतत, कलत्राङ्गपरित्यक्त as स्त्री परित्यक्त, and -- decisively -- सर्वभक्षं as सर्वभक्षी. Verse block x 709-2798, gloss block x 336-3025: the verses are indented 373 px inside the gloss on the left and stop 227 px short of it on the right. THE CLOSED SET OF THREE BLOCK RELATIONS OPENS TO FOUR. Pages १३५/१३७/१३९/१४० all showed ~364-392 px on the left with only ~113-131 px on the right; page १४१'s right shortfall is roughly double, so this is a fourth relation and not one of the three. Fifteen page widths, four block relations. Extents are profiled as ink RUNS (gap > 70 px splits a run, runs touching the trim discarded), not as min/max. Recto page: the chapter title stands at x 1289-2090 with the folio at the RIGHT, x 2860-3008 (the left margin was cropped first and came back blank -- a recto-page mistake, since the verso/recto alternation was already on record). THE FOLIO IS THE FIRST IN THIS RUN THAT MAGNIFICATION COULD NOT FULLY SETTLE. Six successive control composites at up to 11x excluded ०, ३, ४, ८ and ९, each against a verified control (page १४०'s १४०, page १३९'s १३९, and this page's own ॥ ८ ॥ and ॥ २६ ॥). The third glyph shares १'s topology but is 33% wider (40 px against 30 px) with a rounded rather than straight lower-right terminal. At the scan's native 241 ppi that glyph is only ~16 px wide, below the resolving power required. It is recorded as १४१ on independent sequence grounds, AND THE SEQUENCE IS NOW CLOSED FROM BOTH SIDES: page १४० was verified at 6.0x, and printed page १४२ likewise reads १, ४, २ unambiguously at 6.0x, so the intervening leaf can only be १४१. The text also runs unbroken across the break, page १४० ending with Chapter 25's colophon and page १४१ opening Chapter 26, and page १४२'s gloss closes ॥ ८-१३ ॥, which fixes this page's verse numbering independently. A cross-page control composite (q141-folio-p142ctrl.png) sets page १४१'s third glyph beside page १४२'s verified १: THE LETTERFORMS STILL DIFFER -- page १४२'s १ carries its foot to the lower LEFT, as page १४१'s own first glyph does, while the disputed glyph carries a rounded lobe to the lower RIGHT -- so the glyph itself remains unresolved at this scan's resolution. The reading stands on the bracketing folios and the gloss range, not on the glyph, and the difficulty is disclosed here rather than silently normalised. The provenance stamp merges with verse 8 L2 in band 26 and was defeated by morphological opening, MaxFilter(9) then MinFilter(9) -- the seventh page in eight needing it (page १४० needed none). The edition's embedded page images are only 1335x1997 at 241 ppi, so every 600 dpi render is an upscale; readings are taken at 0.70-0.90 downscale, with high magnification reserved for single-glyph adjudication. The gloss on this page closes ॥ १-७ ॥, so VERSE 8 CARRIES A FRESH GLOSS DEBT ONTO PRINTED PAGE १४२ -- the first outstanding debt since Chapter 25 closed owing nothing. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  9. 26.9 सत्यापित

    Verse 9

    संस्कृत

    विक्रमेण परित्यक्तः सोत्साहः सत्यसंगरः । अप्रियो निष्ठुरः स्वार्थी धूमे मृत्युगते सति ॥ ९ ॥

    vikramena parityaktah sotsaahah satyasamgarah | apriyo nishthurah svaarthee dhoome mrityugate sati || 9 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Forsaken by valour yet full of enthusiasm and true to his engagements, unpleasant of speech, harsh and self-seeking -- so is he when Dhuma has gone to the house of death.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    धूम अष्टम (मृत्यु) भाव में हो तो जातक पराक्रमहीन किन्तु उत्साही, सत्यप्रतिज्ञ, अप्रिय (कटुभाषी), निष्ठुर तथा स्वार्थपरायण होता है ॥ ९ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.26, verse 9. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.174, printed page १४२/142. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p142-174.png (600dpi, 3720x4960 -- the sixteenth different page width in sixteen pages, and the widest yet). Read from NumPy row-darkness bands: 30 bands, verse lines 124-146 px (merged pairs 270-272 px) against gloss lines 91-99 px; the height split between root text and commentary holds for the sixteenth page. धूम COMPLETES ITS TWELVE-HOUSE ROUND on this page at verse 13 -- verses 2-13 being the twelve houses and verse 1 the transition -- AND THE SECOND NON-LUMINOUS BODY BEGINS: पात, that is व्यतीपात, from verse 14, carried through the 1st to the 5th houses here. The editor marks the change with a centred subheading of his own, पात-फल-- (read at 3.6x, q142-subhead.png). That subheading is editorial and is cited here by name only, never transcribed as BPHS content. The 8th house, named मृत्यु. सत्यसंगरः is printed with anusvaara (संगर) rather than the conjunct सङ्गर and is retained exactly as printed; compare 26.13's धूमसङ्गते, which uses the conjunct in the same fount on the same page. The editor renders विक्रमेण परित्यक्तः as पराक्रमहीन and सत्यसंगरः as सत्यनिष्ठ. THE PAGE १४१ GLOSS DEBT IS PAID HERE. The editor's commentary on this page opens on the 7th house -- सप्तमभावगत धूम हो तो मनुष्य दरिद्र, कामी, परस्त्रीलम्पट और हमेशा निस्तेज रहता है -- which glosses ref 26.8, and it closes ॥ ८-१३ ॥. That closing range independently confirms the verse numbering across the page break, and with it the folio sequence. The editor's Hindi commentary (bands 11-19, nine lines, closing ॥ ८-१३ ॥) is read only as corroborating context, never transcribed. It corroborated विक्रमेण परित्यक्तः as पराक्रमहीन, सोत्साहः as उत्साहपूर्ण, सत्यसंगरः as सत्यनिष्ठ, अप्रियो as कटुभाषी, स्वार्थी as स्वार्थपरायण, धर्मिष्ठो as धार्मिक, बन्धुवत्सलः as बान्धवप्रिय, सत्यपदस्थितः as सन्मार्ग पर स्थित, and विनीतो गीतकोविदः as विनम्र तथा गायक. The gloss stops at verse 13, so verses 14-18 carried a fresh gloss debt onto printed page १४३. THAT DEBT IS NOW PAID: page १४३'s commentary opens on the 1st house and closes ॥ १४-२५ ॥, covering all five owed verses. Verse block x 1139-3269, gloss block x 782-3462: the verses are indented 357 px inside the gloss on the left and stop 193 px short of it on the right. THIS REFINES THE PAGE १४१ FINDING RATHER THAN CONFIRMING IT. Page १४१ was recorded as opening a fourth block relation on a right shortfall of 227 px against the earlier cluster of 113-131 px; page १४२'s 193 px falls between the two, so what looked like a set of discrete relations is better described as A CONTINUOUS SPREAD of right-margin shortfalls from 113 to 227 px across sixteen pages. The left indent, by contrast, has stayed within 357-392 px throughout. The earlier 'closed set of three relations' framing is withdrawn. Verso page: the folio stands at the LEFT, x 773-926, with the book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् centred at x 1792-2504. Read at 6.0x (q142-folio.png) as १, ४, २ -- all three glyphs unambiguous, at 42, 43 and 40 px of ink respectively. The provenance stamp sits clear below verse 18's second line and obscures no text; no morphological opening was needed -- the second page in nine. The edition's embedded page images are only 1335x1997 at 241 ppi, so every 600 dpi render is an upscale; readings are taken at 0.70-0.90 downscale, with high magnification reserved for single-glyph adjudication. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  10. 26.10 सत्यापित

    Verse 10

    संस्कृत

    सुतसौभाग्यसम्पन्नो धनी मानी दयान्वितः । धर्मस्थाने स्थिते धूमे धर्मिष्ठो बन्धुवत्सलः ॥ १० ॥

    sutasaubhaagyasampanno dhanee maanee dayaanvitah | dharmasthaane sthite dhoome dharmishtho bandhuvatsalah || 10 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Endowed with the good fortune of sons, wealthy, honoured and full of compassion; with Dhuma placed in the house of dharma he is most righteous and fond of his kinsmen.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    धूम धर्म (नवम) स्थान में स्थित हो तो जातक पुत्रसौभाग्य से सम्पन्न, धनी, मानी, दयालु, धर्मनिष्ठ तथा बन्धुओं से प्रेम करने वाला होता है ॥ १० ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.26, verse 10. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.174, printed page १४२/142. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p142-174.png (600dpi, 3720x4960 -- the sixteenth different page width in sixteen pages, and the widest yet). Read from NumPy row-darkness bands: 30 bands, verse lines 124-146 px (merged pairs 270-272 px) against gloss lines 91-99 px; the height split between root text and commentary holds for the sixteenth page. धूम COMPLETES ITS TWELVE-HOUSE ROUND on this page at verse 13 -- verses 2-13 being the twelve houses and verse 1 the transition -- AND THE SECOND NON-LUMINOUS BODY BEGINS: पात, that is व्यतीपात, from verse 14, carried through the 1st to the 5th houses here. The editor marks the change with a centred subheading of his own, पात-फल-- (read at 3.6x, q142-subhead.png). That subheading is editorial and is cited here by name only, never transcribed as BPHS content. The 9th house, धर्मस्थान. बन्धुवत्सलः is printed with the u-maatraa clearly formed under ध, AND SERVES AS THIS PAGE'S CONTROL for the बन्ध- of ref 26.17: the composite q142-bandhu-ctrl.png sets the two words side by side and the compositor plainly distinguishes them. THE PAGE १४१ GLOSS DEBT IS PAID HERE. The editor's commentary on this page opens on the 7th house -- सप्तमभावगत धूम हो तो मनुष्य दरिद्र, कामी, परस्त्रीलम्पट और हमेशा निस्तेज रहता है -- which glosses ref 26.8, and it closes ॥ ८-१३ ॥. That closing range independently confirms the verse numbering across the page break, and with it the folio sequence. The editor's Hindi commentary (bands 11-19, nine lines, closing ॥ ८-१३ ॥) is read only as corroborating context, never transcribed. It corroborated विक्रमेण परित्यक्तः as पराक्रमहीन, सोत्साहः as उत्साहपूर्ण, सत्यसंगरः as सत्यनिष्ठ, अप्रियो as कटुभाषी, स्वार्थी as स्वार्थपरायण, धर्मिष्ठो as धार्मिक, बन्धुवत्सलः as बान्धवप्रिय, सत्यपदस्थितः as सन्मार्ग पर स्थित, and विनीतो गीतकोविदः as विनम्र तथा गायक. The gloss stops at verse 13, so verses 14-18 carried a fresh gloss debt onto printed page १४३. THAT DEBT IS NOW PAID: page १४३'s commentary opens on the 1st house and closes ॥ १४-२५ ॥, covering all five owed verses. Verse block x 1139-3269, gloss block x 782-3462: the verses are indented 357 px inside the gloss on the left and stop 193 px short of it on the right. THIS REFINES THE PAGE १४१ FINDING RATHER THAN CONFIRMING IT. Page १४१ was recorded as opening a fourth block relation on a right shortfall of 227 px against the earlier cluster of 113-131 px; page १४२'s 193 px falls between the two, so what looked like a set of discrete relations is better described as A CONTINUOUS SPREAD of right-margin shortfalls from 113 to 227 px across sixteen pages. The left indent, by contrast, has stayed within 357-392 px throughout. The earlier 'closed set of three relations' framing is withdrawn. Verso page: the folio stands at the LEFT, x 773-926, with the book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् centred at x 1792-2504. Read at 6.0x (q142-folio.png) as १, ४, २ -- all three glyphs unambiguous, at 42, 43 and 40 px of ink respectively. The provenance stamp sits clear below verse 18's second line and obscures no text; no morphological opening was needed -- the second page in nine. The edition's embedded page images are only 1335x1997 at 241 ppi, so every 600 dpi render is an upscale; readings are taken at 0.70-0.90 downscale, with high magnification reserved for single-glyph adjudication. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  11. 26.11 सत्यापित

    Verse 11

    संस्कृत

    सुतसौभाग्यसंयुक्तः सन्तोषी मतिमान् सुखी । कर्मस्थे मानवो नित्यं धूमे सत्यपदस्थितः ॥ ११ ॥

    sutasaubhaagyasamyuktah santoshee matimaan sukhee | karmasthe maanavo nityam dhoome satyapadasthitah || 11 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Joined with the good fortune of sons, contented, intelligent and happy -- with Dhuma in the house of action the man stands always in the place of truth.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    धूम कर्म (दशम) भाव में हो तो मनुष्य पुत्रसौभाग्य से युक्त, सन्तोषी, बुद्धिमान्, सुखी तथा सदा सत्य के मार्ग पर स्थित रहता है ॥ ११ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.26, verse 11. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.174, printed page १४२/142. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p142-174.png (600dpi, 3720x4960 -- the sixteenth different page width in sixteen pages, and the widest yet). Read from NumPy row-darkness bands: 30 bands, verse lines 124-146 px (merged pairs 270-272 px) against gloss lines 91-99 px; the height split between root text and commentary holds for the sixteenth page. धूम COMPLETES ITS TWELVE-HOUSE ROUND on this page at verse 13 -- verses 2-13 being the twelve houses and verse 1 the transition -- AND THE SECOND NON-LUMINOUS BODY BEGINS: पात, that is व्यतीपात, from verse 14, carried through the 1st to the 5th houses here. The editor marks the change with a centred subheading of his own, पात-फल-- (read at 3.6x, q142-subhead.png). That subheading is editorial and is cited here by name only, never transcribed as BPHS content. The 10th house, कर्मस्थ. सत्यपदस्थितः the editor renders सन्मार्ग पर स्थित, standing on the good road. The compound सुतसौभाग्य- recurs three times on this one page in three different second members -- सम्पन्न here at 26.10, संयुक्त in this verse, and वर्जित at 26.17. THE PAGE १४१ GLOSS DEBT IS PAID HERE. The editor's commentary on this page opens on the 7th house -- सप्तमभावगत धूम हो तो मनुष्य दरिद्र, कामी, परस्त्रीलम्पट और हमेशा निस्तेज रहता है -- which glosses ref 26.8, and it closes ॥ ८-१३ ॥. That closing range independently confirms the verse numbering across the page break, and with it the folio sequence. The editor's Hindi commentary (bands 11-19, nine lines, closing ॥ ८-१३ ॥) is read only as corroborating context, never transcribed. It corroborated विक्रमेण परित्यक्तः as पराक्रमहीन, सोत्साहः as उत्साहपूर्ण, सत्यसंगरः as सत्यनिष्ठ, अप्रियो as कटुभाषी, स्वार्थी as स्वार्थपरायण, धर्मिष्ठो as धार्मिक, बन्धुवत्सलः as बान्धवप्रिय, सत्यपदस्थितः as सन्मार्ग पर स्थित, and विनीतो गीतकोविदः as विनम्र तथा गायक. The gloss stops at verse 13, so verses 14-18 carried a fresh gloss debt onto printed page १४३. THAT DEBT IS NOW PAID: page १४३'s commentary opens on the 1st house and closes ॥ १४-२५ ॥, covering all five owed verses. Verse block x 1139-3269, gloss block x 782-3462: the verses are indented 357 px inside the gloss on the left and stop 193 px short of it on the right. THIS REFINES THE PAGE १४१ FINDING RATHER THAN CONFIRMING IT. Page १४१ was recorded as opening a fourth block relation on a right shortfall of 227 px against the earlier cluster of 113-131 px; page १४२'s 193 px falls between the two, so what looked like a set of discrete relations is better described as A CONTINUOUS SPREAD of right-margin shortfalls from 113 to 227 px across sixteen pages. The left indent, by contrast, has stayed within 357-392 px throughout. The earlier 'closed set of three relations' framing is withdrawn. Verso page: the folio stands at the LEFT, x 773-926, with the book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् centred at x 1792-2504. Read at 6.0x (q142-folio.png) as १, ४, २ -- all three glyphs unambiguous, at 42, 43 and 40 px of ink respectively. The provenance stamp sits clear below verse 18's second line and obscures no text; no morphological opening was needed -- the second page in nine. The edition's embedded page images are only 1335x1997 at 241 ppi, so every 600 dpi render is an upscale; readings are taken at 0.70-0.90 downscale, with high magnification reserved for single-glyph adjudication. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  12. 26.12 सत्यापित

    Verse 12

    संस्कृत

    धनधान्यहिरण्याढ्यो रूपवांश्च फलान्वितः । धूमे लाभगते चैव विनीतो गीतकोविदः ॥ १२ ॥

    dhanadhaanyahiranyaadhyo roopavaamshcha phalaanvitah | dhoome laabhagate chaiva vineeto geetakovidah || 12 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Rich in wealth, grain and gold, comely and endowed with fruit; and with Dhuma gone to the house of gain he is well-mannered and skilled in song.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    धूम लाभ (एकादश) भाव में हो तो जातक धन, धान्य तथा स्वर्ण से समृद्ध, रूपवान्, फलयुक्त, विनम्र तथा गीतविद्या में निपुण होता है ॥ १२ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.26, verse 12. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.174, printed page १४२/142. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p142-174.png (600dpi, 3720x4960 -- the sixteenth different page width in sixteen pages, and the widest yet). Read from NumPy row-darkness bands: 30 bands, verse lines 124-146 px (merged pairs 270-272 px) against gloss lines 91-99 px; the height split between root text and commentary holds for the sixteenth page. धूम COMPLETES ITS TWELVE-HOUSE ROUND on this page at verse 13 -- verses 2-13 being the twelve houses and verse 1 the transition -- AND THE SECOND NON-LUMINOUS BODY BEGINS: पात, that is व्यतीपात, from verse 14, carried through the 1st to the 5th houses here. The editor marks the change with a centred subheading of his own, पात-फल-- (read at 3.6x, q142-subhead.png). That subheading is editorial and is cited here by name only, never transcribed as BPHS content. SECOND PAGE RUNNING ON WHICH THE EDITOR'S HINDI DIVERGES FROM THE PRINTED WORD. He renders this line's fourth item कलाओं का वेत्ता, a knower of the arts, which would want कलान्वितः; the fount prints फलान्वितः. The zoom q142-phalanvitah.png at 3.4x was set against the verified क of कर्मस्थे from ref 26.11 on this same page (q142-karma.png, 3.4x): क joins a leftward-opening bowl to its stem by a crossbar at mid-height, while the disputed glyph is a closed loop with an internal curl and a hook turning RIGHT at the foot -- फ. The editor's own subheading पात-फल-- on this page sets a फ of the same shape. The printed reading stands, disclosed, exactly as the धनाढ्यो धनवान् pleonasm was allowed to stand at 26.4 against the same editor's धन-धान्यपूर्ण. His Hindi is corroborating context and paraphrase, never an authority to emend the text against the fount. Note that this verse does print धनधान्य-, the very idiom he reached for one page earlier. THE PAGE १४१ GLOSS DEBT IS PAID HERE. The editor's commentary on this page opens on the 7th house -- सप्तमभावगत धूम हो तो मनुष्य दरिद्र, कामी, परस्त्रीलम्पट और हमेशा निस्तेज रहता है -- which glosses ref 26.8, and it closes ॥ ८-१३ ॥. That closing range independently confirms the verse numbering across the page break, and with it the folio sequence. The editor's Hindi commentary (bands 11-19, nine lines, closing ॥ ८-१३ ॥) is read only as corroborating context, never transcribed. It corroborated विक्रमेण परित्यक्तः as पराक्रमहीन, सोत्साहः as उत्साहपूर्ण, सत्यसंगरः as सत्यनिष्ठ, अप्रियो as कटुभाषी, स्वार्थी as स्वार्थपरायण, धर्मिष्ठो as धार्मिक, बन्धुवत्सलः as बान्धवप्रिय, सत्यपदस्थितः as सन्मार्ग पर स्थित, and विनीतो गीतकोविदः as विनम्र तथा गायक. The gloss stops at verse 13, so verses 14-18 carried a fresh gloss debt onto printed page १४३. THAT DEBT IS NOW PAID: page १४३'s commentary opens on the 1st house and closes ॥ १४-२५ ॥, covering all five owed verses. Verse block x 1139-3269, gloss block x 782-3462: the verses are indented 357 px inside the gloss on the left and stop 193 px short of it on the right. THIS REFINES THE PAGE १४१ FINDING RATHER THAN CONFIRMING IT. Page १४१ was recorded as opening a fourth block relation on a right shortfall of 227 px against the earlier cluster of 113-131 px; page १४२'s 193 px falls between the two, so what looked like a set of discrete relations is better described as A CONTINUOUS SPREAD of right-margin shortfalls from 113 to 227 px across sixteen pages. The left indent, by contrast, has stayed within 357-392 px throughout. The earlier 'closed set of three relations' framing is withdrawn. Verso page: the folio stands at the LEFT, x 773-926, with the book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् centred at x 1792-2504. Read at 6.0x (q142-folio.png) as १, ४, २ -- all three glyphs unambiguous, at 42, 43 and 40 px of ink respectively. The provenance stamp sits clear below verse 18's second line and obscures no text; no morphological opening was needed -- the second page in nine. The edition's embedded page images are only 1335x1997 at 241 ppi, so every 600 dpi render is an upscale; readings are taken at 0.70-0.90 downscale, with high magnification reserved for single-glyph adjudication. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  13. 26.13 सत्यापित

    Verse 13

    संस्कृत

    पतितः पापकर्मा च द्वादशे धूमसङ्गते । परदारेषु संसक्तो व्यसनी निर्घृणः शठः ॥ १३ ॥

    patitah paapakarmaa cha dvaadashe dhoomasangate | paradaareshu samsakto vyasanee nirghrinah shathah || 13 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Fallen and a doer of sinful deeds when Dhuma is joined to the twelfth house: attached to the wives of others, addicted to vice, pitiless, and a rogue.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    धूम द्वादश भाव में हो तो जातक पतित, पापकर्मा, परस्त्रियों में आसक्त, व्यसनी, निर्दय तथा शठ होता है ॥ १३ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.26, verse 13. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.174, printed page १४२/142. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p142-174.png (600dpi, 3720x4960 -- the sixteenth different page width in sixteen pages, and the widest yet). Read from NumPy row-darkness bands: 30 bands, verse lines 124-146 px (merged pairs 270-272 px) against gloss lines 91-99 px; the height split between root text and commentary holds for the sixteenth page. धूम COMPLETES ITS TWELVE-HOUSE ROUND on this page at verse 13 -- verses 2-13 being the twelve houses and verse 1 the transition -- AND THE SECOND NON-LUMINOUS BODY BEGINS: पात, that is व्यतीपात, from verse 14, carried through the 1st to the 5th houses here. The editor marks the change with a centred subheading of his own, पात-फल-- (read at 3.6x, q142-subhead.png). That subheading is editorial and is cited here by name only, never transcribed as BPHS content. The 12th house, द्वादश, COMPLETING धूम'S ROUND OF TWELVE. धूमसङ्गते uses the ङ्ग conjunct where 26.9's सत्यसंगरः used the anusvaara -- both are retained exactly as printed, and the pair shows the fount holds either form. परदारेषु recurs here from 26.8, and निर्घृणः from 26.2. THE PAGE १४१ GLOSS DEBT IS PAID HERE. The editor's commentary on this page opens on the 7th house -- सप्तमभावगत धूम हो तो मनुष्य दरिद्र, कामी, परस्त्रीलम्पट और हमेशा निस्तेज रहता है -- which glosses ref 26.8, and it closes ॥ ८-१३ ॥. That closing range independently confirms the verse numbering across the page break, and with it the folio sequence. The editor's Hindi commentary (bands 11-19, nine lines, closing ॥ ८-१३ ॥) is read only as corroborating context, never transcribed. It corroborated विक्रमेण परित्यक्तः as पराक्रमहीन, सोत्साहः as उत्साहपूर्ण, सत्यसंगरः as सत्यनिष्ठ, अप्रियो as कटुभाषी, स्वार्थी as स्वार्थपरायण, धर्मिष्ठो as धार्मिक, बन्धुवत्सलः as बान्धवप्रिय, सत्यपदस्थितः as सन्मार्ग पर स्थित, and विनीतो गीतकोविदः as विनम्र तथा गायक. The gloss stops at verse 13, so verses 14-18 carried a fresh gloss debt onto printed page १४३. THAT DEBT IS NOW PAID: page १४३'s commentary opens on the 1st house and closes ॥ १४-२५ ॥, covering all five owed verses. Verse block x 1139-3269, gloss block x 782-3462: the verses are indented 357 px inside the gloss on the left and stop 193 px short of it on the right. THIS REFINES THE PAGE १४१ FINDING RATHER THAN CONFIRMING IT. Page १४१ was recorded as opening a fourth block relation on a right shortfall of 227 px against the earlier cluster of 113-131 px; page १४२'s 193 px falls between the two, so what looked like a set of discrete relations is better described as A CONTINUOUS SPREAD of right-margin shortfalls from 113 to 227 px across sixteen pages. The left indent, by contrast, has stayed within 357-392 px throughout. The earlier 'closed set of three relations' framing is withdrawn. Verso page: the folio stands at the LEFT, x 773-926, with the book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् centred at x 1792-2504. Read at 6.0x (q142-folio.png) as १, ४, २ -- all three glyphs unambiguous, at 42, 43 and 40 px of ink respectively. The provenance stamp sits clear below verse 18's second line and obscures no text; no morphological opening was needed -- the second page in nine. The edition's embedded page images are only 1335x1997 at 241 ppi, so every 600 dpi render is an upscale; readings are taken at 0.70-0.90 downscale, with high magnification reserved for single-glyph adjudication. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  14. 26.14 सत्यापित

    Verse 14

    संस्कृत

    मूर्तौ पाते च सम्प्राप्ते जातो दुःखप्रपीडितः । क्रूरो घातकरो मूर्खो बन्धूनां द्वेषकारकः ॥ १४ ॥

    moortau paate cha sampraapte jaato duhkhaprapeeditah | krooro ghaatakaro moorkho bandhoonaam dveshakaarakah || 14 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    And when Pata has reached the first house, the man born is afflicted with sorrow, cruel, a doer of violence, foolish, and a maker of hatred among his kinsmen.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पात (व्यतीपात) मूर्ति (लग्न) भाव में प्राप्त हो तो जातक दुःख से पीड़ित, क्रूर, घातक, मूर्ख तथा बन्धुओं से द्वेष करने वाला होता है ॥ १४ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.26, verse 14. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.174, printed page १४२/142. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p142-174.png (600dpi, 3720x4960 -- the sixteenth different page width in sixteen pages, and the widest yet). Read from NumPy row-darkness bands: 30 bands, verse lines 124-146 px (merged pairs 270-272 px) against gloss lines 91-99 px; the height split between root text and commentary holds for the sixteenth page. धूम COMPLETES ITS TWELVE-HOUSE ROUND on this page at verse 13 -- verses 2-13 being the twelve houses and verse 1 the transition -- AND THE SECOND NON-LUMINOUS BODY BEGINS: पात, that is व्यतीपात, from verse 14, carried through the 1st to the 5th houses here. The editor marks the change with a centred subheading of his own, पात-फल-- (read at 3.6x, q142-subhead.png). That subheading is editorial and is cited here by name only, never transcribed as BPHS content. पात, that is व्यतीपात, the second of the non-luminous bodies, opens here under the editor's subheading. मूर्ति again names the 1st house, as at 26.2 -- THE SECOND OCCURRENCE, so the designation is established for this chapter rather than a one-off, and the round for each body evidently starts from the 1st house exactly as धूम's did. THE PAGE १४१ GLOSS DEBT IS PAID HERE. The editor's commentary on this page opens on the 7th house -- सप्तमभावगत धूम हो तो मनुष्य दरिद्र, कामी, परस्त्रीलम्पट और हमेशा निस्तेज रहता है -- which glosses ref 26.8, and it closes ॥ ८-१३ ॥. That closing range independently confirms the verse numbering across the page break, and with it the folio sequence. The editor's Hindi commentary (bands 11-19, nine lines, closing ॥ ८-१३ ॥) is read only as corroborating context, never transcribed. It corroborated विक्रमेण परित्यक्तः as पराक्रमहीन, सोत्साहः as उत्साहपूर्ण, सत्यसंगरः as सत्यनिष्ठ, अप्रियो as कटुभाषी, स्वार्थी as स्वार्थपरायण, धर्मिष्ठो as धार्मिक, बन्धुवत्सलः as बान्धवप्रिय, सत्यपदस्थितः as सन्मार्ग पर स्थित, and विनीतो गीतकोविदः as विनम्र तथा गायक. The gloss stops at verse 13, so verses 14-18 carried a fresh gloss debt onto printed page १४३. THAT DEBT IS NOW PAID: page १४३'s commentary opens on the 1st house and closes ॥ १४-२५ ॥, covering all five owed verses. Verse block x 1139-3269, gloss block x 782-3462: the verses are indented 357 px inside the gloss on the left and stop 193 px short of it on the right. THIS REFINES THE PAGE १४१ FINDING RATHER THAN CONFIRMING IT. Page १४१ was recorded as opening a fourth block relation on a right shortfall of 227 px against the earlier cluster of 113-131 px; page १४२'s 193 px falls between the two, so what looked like a set of discrete relations is better described as A CONTINUOUS SPREAD of right-margin shortfalls from 113 to 227 px across sixteen pages. The left indent, by contrast, has stayed within 357-392 px throughout. The earlier 'closed set of three relations' framing is withdrawn. Verso page: the folio stands at the LEFT, x 773-926, with the book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् centred at x 1792-2504. Read at 6.0x (q142-folio.png) as १, ४, २ -- all three glyphs unambiguous, at 42, 43 and 40 px of ink respectively. The provenance stamp sits clear below verse 18's second line and obscures no text; no morphological opening was needed -- the second page in nine. The edition's embedded page images are only 1335x1997 at 241 ppi, so every 600 dpi render is an upscale; readings are taken at 0.70-0.90 downscale, with high magnification reserved for single-glyph adjudication. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  15. 26.15 सत्यापित

    Verse 15

    संस्कृत

    जिह्मोऽतिपित्तवान् भोगी धनस्थे पातसंज्ञके । निर्घृणश्चाकृतज्ञश्च दुष्टात्मा पापकृत् तथा ॥ १५ ॥

    jihmo.atipittavaan bhogee dhanasthe paatasamjnake | nirghrinashchaakritajnashcha dushtaatmaa paapakrit tathaa || 15 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Crooked, of excessive bile, given to enjoyment when the body named Pata is in the house of wealth; pitiless, ungrateful, evil-souled, and a doer of sin.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पातसंज्ञक ग्रह धन भाव में हो तो जातक कुटिल, अतिपित्त प्रकृति वाला, भोगी, निर्दय, कृतघ्न, दुष्टात्मा तथा पापकर्मा होता है ॥ १५ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.26, verse 15. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.174, printed page १४२/142. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p142-174.png (600dpi, 3720x4960 -- the sixteenth different page width in sixteen pages, and the widest yet). Read from NumPy row-darkness bands: 30 bands, verse lines 124-146 px (merged pairs 270-272 px) against gloss lines 91-99 px; the height split between root text and commentary holds for the sixteenth page. धूम COMPLETES ITS TWELVE-HOUSE ROUND on this page at verse 13 -- verses 2-13 being the twelve houses and verse 1 the transition -- AND THE SECOND NON-LUMINOUS BODY BEGINS: पात, that is व्यतीपात, from verse 14, carried through the 1st to the 5th houses here. The editor marks the change with a centred subheading of his own, पात-फल-- (read at 3.6x, q142-subhead.png). That subheading is editorial and is cited here by name only, never transcribed as BPHS content. जिह्मो, crooked, was read at 4.6x (q142-jihva2.png). The subscript under ह is म and not व -- व is a single closed bowl meeting its stem, while this shows म's small lower-left loop beside the curved right element -- and the sense requires it, जिह्व, 'tongued', being no epithet while जिह्म heads a list of vices. A caveat was recorded here when the reading was entered, the editor's gloss for this verse falling on printed page १४३ and not then being available, so that the reading rested on the fount and the sense alone and had to be rechecked. THE RECHECK IS NOW DISCHARGED IN FAVOUR OF THIS READING: on page १४३ the editor writes धनगत पात हो तो मनुष्य कुटिल, crooked, which is जिह्म and not जिह्व. The caveat is left standing on the record rather than deleted. The 2nd house is here named simply धनस्थ. THE PAGE १४१ GLOSS DEBT IS PAID HERE. The editor's commentary on this page opens on the 7th house -- सप्तमभावगत धूम हो तो मनुष्य दरिद्र, कामी, परस्त्रीलम्पट और हमेशा निस्तेज रहता है -- which glosses ref 26.8, and it closes ॥ ८-१३ ॥. That closing range independently confirms the verse numbering across the page break, and with it the folio sequence. The editor's Hindi commentary (bands 11-19, nine lines, closing ॥ ८-१३ ॥) is read only as corroborating context, never transcribed. It corroborated विक्रमेण परित्यक्तः as पराक्रमहीन, सोत्साहः as उत्साहपूर्ण, सत्यसंगरः as सत्यनिष्ठ, अप्रियो as कटुभाषी, स्वार्थी as स्वार्थपरायण, धर्मिष्ठो as धार्मिक, बन्धुवत्सलः as बान्धवप्रिय, सत्यपदस्थितः as सन्मार्ग पर स्थित, and विनीतो गीतकोविदः as विनम्र तथा गायक. The gloss stops at verse 13, so verses 14-18 carried a fresh gloss debt onto printed page १४३. THAT DEBT IS NOW PAID: page १४३'s commentary opens on the 1st house and closes ॥ १४-२५ ॥, covering all five owed verses. Verse block x 1139-3269, gloss block x 782-3462: the verses are indented 357 px inside the gloss on the left and stop 193 px short of it on the right. THIS REFINES THE PAGE १४१ FINDING RATHER THAN CONFIRMING IT. Page १४१ was recorded as opening a fourth block relation on a right shortfall of 227 px against the earlier cluster of 113-131 px; page १४२'s 193 px falls between the two, so what looked like a set of discrete relations is better described as A CONTINUOUS SPREAD of right-margin shortfalls from 113 to 227 px across sixteen pages. The left indent, by contrast, has stayed within 357-392 px throughout. The earlier 'closed set of three relations' framing is withdrawn. Verso page: the folio stands at the LEFT, x 773-926, with the book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् centred at x 1792-2504. Read at 6.0x (q142-folio.png) as १, ४, २ -- all three glyphs unambiguous, at 42, 43 and 40 px of ink respectively. The provenance stamp sits clear below verse 18's second line and obscures no text; no morphological opening was needed -- the second page in nine. The edition's embedded page images are only 1335x1997 at 241 ppi, so every 600 dpi render is an upscale; readings are taken at 0.70-0.90 downscale, with high magnification reserved for single-glyph adjudication. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  16. 26.16 सत्यापित

    Verse 16

    संस्कृत

    स्थिरप्रज्ञो रणी दाता धनाढ्यो राजवल्लभः । पाते तु सहजे याते सेनाधीशो भवेन्नरः ॥ १६ ॥

    sthiraprajno ranee daataa dhanaadhyo raajavallabhah | paate tu sahaje yaate senaadheesho bhavennarah || 16 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Steady of understanding, warlike, a giver, rich and dear to the king -- when Pata has gone to the third house the man becomes a commander of armies.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पात सहज (तृतीय) भाव में गया हो तो मनुष्य स्थिरबुद्धि, रणकुशल, दानी, धनाढ्य, राजप्रिय तथा सेनापति होता है ॥ १६ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.26, verse 16. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.174, printed page १४२/142. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p142-174.png (600dpi, 3720x4960 -- the sixteenth different page width in sixteen pages, and the widest yet). Read from NumPy row-darkness bands: 30 bands, verse lines 124-146 px (merged pairs 270-272 px) against gloss lines 91-99 px; the height split between root text and commentary holds for the sixteenth page. धूम COMPLETES ITS TWELVE-HOUSE ROUND on this page at verse 13 -- verses 2-13 being the twelve houses and verse 1 the transition -- AND THE SECOND NON-LUMINOUS BODY BEGINS: पात, that is व्यतीपात, from verse 14, carried through the 1st to the 5th houses here. The editor marks the change with a centred subheading of his own, पात-फल-- (read at 3.6x, q142-subhead.png). That subheading is editorial and is cited here by name only, never transcribed as BPHS content. The 3rd house, सहज. धनाढ्यो recurs here from 26.4 in the same fount and the same setting -- an incidental CROSS-PAGE CONFIRMATION of that word's reading on printed page १४१, where it stood in the disputed धनाढ्यो धनवान् pleonasm. THE PAGE १४१ GLOSS DEBT IS PAID HERE. The editor's commentary on this page opens on the 7th house -- सप्तमभावगत धूम हो तो मनुष्य दरिद्र, कामी, परस्त्रीलम्पट और हमेशा निस्तेज रहता है -- which glosses ref 26.8, and it closes ॥ ८-१३ ॥. That closing range independently confirms the verse numbering across the page break, and with it the folio sequence. The editor's Hindi commentary (bands 11-19, nine lines, closing ॥ ८-१३ ॥) is read only as corroborating context, never transcribed. It corroborated विक्रमेण परित्यक्तः as पराक्रमहीन, सोत्साहः as उत्साहपूर्ण, सत्यसंगरः as सत्यनिष्ठ, अप्रियो as कटुभाषी, स्वार्थी as स्वार्थपरायण, धर्मिष्ठो as धार्मिक, बन्धुवत्सलः as बान्धवप्रिय, सत्यपदस्थितः as सन्मार्ग पर स्थित, and विनीतो गीतकोविदः as विनम्र तथा गायक. The gloss stops at verse 13, so verses 14-18 carried a fresh gloss debt onto printed page १४३. THAT DEBT IS NOW PAID: page १४३'s commentary opens on the 1st house and closes ॥ १४-२५ ॥, covering all five owed verses. Verse block x 1139-3269, gloss block x 782-3462: the verses are indented 357 px inside the gloss on the left and stop 193 px short of it on the right. THIS REFINES THE PAGE १४१ FINDING RATHER THAN CONFIRMING IT. Page १४१ was recorded as opening a fourth block relation on a right shortfall of 227 px against the earlier cluster of 113-131 px; page १४२'s 193 px falls between the two, so what looked like a set of discrete relations is better described as A CONTINUOUS SPREAD of right-margin shortfalls from 113 to 227 px across sixteen pages. The left indent, by contrast, has stayed within 357-392 px throughout. The earlier 'closed set of three relations' framing is withdrawn. Verso page: the folio stands at the LEFT, x 773-926, with the book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् centred at x 1792-2504. Read at 6.0x (q142-folio.png) as १, ४, २ -- all three glyphs unambiguous, at 42, 43 and 40 px of ink respectively. The provenance stamp sits clear below verse 18's second line and obscures no text; no morphological opening was needed -- the second page in nine. The edition's embedded page images are only 1335x1997 at 241 ppi, so every 600 dpi render is an upscale; readings are taken at 0.70-0.90 downscale, with high magnification reserved for single-glyph adjudication. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  17. 26.17 सत्यापित

    Verse 17

    संस्कृत

    बन्धव्याधिसमायुक्तः सुतसौभाग्यवर्जितः । चतुर्थगो यदा पातस्तदा स्यान्मनुजस्तु सः ॥ १७ ॥

    bandhavyaadhisamaayuktah sutasaubhaagyavarjitah | chaturthago yadaa paatastadaa syaanmanujastu sah || 17 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Beset with bondage and disease and deprived of the good fortune of sons -- such will the man be when Pata has gone to the fourth house.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पात चतुर्थ भाव में गया हो तो मनुष्य बन्धन तथा व्याधि से युक्त और पुत्रसौभाग्य से रहित होता है ॥ १७ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.26, verse 17. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.174, printed page १४२/142. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p142-174.png (600dpi, 3720x4960 -- the sixteenth different page width in sixteen pages, and the widest yet). Read from NumPy row-darkness bands: 30 bands, verse lines 124-146 px (merged pairs 270-272 px) against gloss lines 91-99 px; the height split between root text and commentary holds for the sixteenth page. धूम COMPLETES ITS TWELVE-HOUSE ROUND on this page at verse 13 -- verses 2-13 being the twelve houses and verse 1 the transition -- AND THE SECOND NON-LUMINOUS BODY BEGINS: पात, that is व्यतीपात, from verse 14, carried through the 1st to the 5th houses here. The editor marks the change with a centred subheading of his own, पात-फल-- (read at 3.6x, q142-subhead.png). That subheading is editorial and is cited here by name only, never transcribed as BPHS content. बन्धव्याधि-, not बन्धुव्याधि-, SETTLED BY THE SAME-PAGE CONTROL q142-bandhu-ctrl.png: ref 26.10's बन्धुवत्सलः carries a clear u-maatraa hooked under ध, while this word's ध carries none and runs straight into व्या. The compositor distinguishes the two forms on this very page, so the reading is bondage and disease, not kinsmen and disease. The editor's gloss for this verse fell on page १४३, where he writes चतुर्थस्थ पात हो तो मनुष्य बन्धन तथा व्याधि से युक्त -- INDEPENDENTLY CONFIRMING the same-page control's verdict. THE PAGE १४१ GLOSS DEBT IS PAID HERE. The editor's commentary on this page opens on the 7th house -- सप्तमभावगत धूम हो तो मनुष्य दरिद्र, कामी, परस्त्रीलम्पट और हमेशा निस्तेज रहता है -- which glosses ref 26.8, and it closes ॥ ८-१३ ॥. That closing range independently confirms the verse numbering across the page break, and with it the folio sequence. The editor's Hindi commentary (bands 11-19, nine lines, closing ॥ ८-१३ ॥) is read only as corroborating context, never transcribed. It corroborated विक्रमेण परित्यक्तः as पराक्रमहीन, सोत्साहः as उत्साहपूर्ण, सत्यसंगरः as सत्यनिष्ठ, अप्रियो as कटुभाषी, स्वार्थी as स्वार्थपरायण, धर्मिष्ठो as धार्मिक, बन्धुवत्सलः as बान्धवप्रिय, सत्यपदस्थितः as सन्मार्ग पर स्थित, and विनीतो गीतकोविदः as विनम्र तथा गायक. The gloss stops at verse 13, so verses 14-18 carried a fresh gloss debt onto printed page १४३. THAT DEBT IS NOW PAID: page १४३'s commentary opens on the 1st house and closes ॥ १४-२५ ॥, covering all five owed verses. Verse block x 1139-3269, gloss block x 782-3462: the verses are indented 357 px inside the gloss on the left and stop 193 px short of it on the right. THIS REFINES THE PAGE १४१ FINDING RATHER THAN CONFIRMING IT. Page १४१ was recorded as opening a fourth block relation on a right shortfall of 227 px against the earlier cluster of 113-131 px; page १४२'s 193 px falls between the two, so what looked like a set of discrete relations is better described as A CONTINUOUS SPREAD of right-margin shortfalls from 113 to 227 px across sixteen pages. The left indent, by contrast, has stayed within 357-392 px throughout. The earlier 'closed set of three relations' framing is withdrawn. Verso page: the folio stands at the LEFT, x 773-926, with the book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् centred at x 1792-2504. Read at 6.0x (q142-folio.png) as १, ४, २ -- all three glyphs unambiguous, at 42, 43 and 40 px of ink respectively. The provenance stamp sits clear below verse 18's second line and obscures no text; no morphological opening was needed -- the second page in nine. The edition's embedded page images are only 1335x1997 at 241 ppi, so every 600 dpi render is an upscale; readings are taken at 0.70-0.90 downscale, with high magnification reserved for single-glyph adjudication. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  18. 26.18 सत्यापित

    Verse 18

    संस्कृत

    दरिद्रो रूपसंयुक्तः पाते पञ्चमभावगे । कफपित्तानिलैर्युक्तो निष्ठुरो निरपत्रपः ॥ १८ ॥

    daridro roopasamyuktah paate panchamabhaavage | kaphapittaanilairyukto nishthuro nirapatrapah || 18 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Poor yet endowed with beauty when Pata is in the fifth house, afflicted with phlegm, bile and wind, harsh, and shameless.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पात पञ्चम भाव में हो तो जातक दरिद्र, रूपवान्, कफ-पित्त-वात से युक्त, निष्ठुर तथा निर्लज्ज होता है ॥ १८ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.26, verse 18. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.174, printed page १४२/142. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p142-174.png (600dpi, 3720x4960 -- the sixteenth different page width in sixteen pages, and the widest yet). Read from NumPy row-darkness bands: 30 bands, verse lines 124-146 px (merged pairs 270-272 px) against gloss lines 91-99 px; the height split between root text and commentary holds for the sixteenth page. धूम COMPLETES ITS TWELVE-HOUSE ROUND on this page at verse 13 -- verses 2-13 being the twelve houses and verse 1 the transition -- AND THE SECOND NON-LUMINOUS BODY BEGINS: पात, that is व्यतीपात, from verse 14, carried through the 1st to the 5th houses here. The editor marks the change with a centred subheading of his own, पात-फल-- (read at 3.6x, q142-subhead.png). That subheading is editorial and is cited here by name only, never transcribed as BPHS content. The last verse on the page, and the one the stamp sits below rather than over. कफपित्तानिलैः names the three humours, phlegm, bile and wind. निष्ठुर recurs from 26.9 and 26.15. THE PAGE १४१ GLOSS DEBT IS PAID HERE. The editor's commentary on this page opens on the 7th house -- सप्तमभावगत धूम हो तो मनुष्य दरिद्र, कामी, परस्त्रीलम्पट और हमेशा निस्तेज रहता है -- which glosses ref 26.8, and it closes ॥ ८-१३ ॥. That closing range independently confirms the verse numbering across the page break, and with it the folio sequence. The editor's Hindi commentary (bands 11-19, nine lines, closing ॥ ८-१३ ॥) is read only as corroborating context, never transcribed. It corroborated विक्रमेण परित्यक्तः as पराक्रमहीन, सोत्साहः as उत्साहपूर्ण, सत्यसंगरः as सत्यनिष्ठ, अप्रियो as कटुभाषी, स्वार्थी as स्वार्थपरायण, धर्मिष्ठो as धार्मिक, बन्धुवत्सलः as बान्धवप्रिय, सत्यपदस्थितः as सन्मार्ग पर स्थित, and विनीतो गीतकोविदः as विनम्र तथा गायक. The gloss stops at verse 13, so verses 14-18 carried a fresh gloss debt onto printed page १४३. THAT DEBT IS NOW PAID: page १४३'s commentary opens on the 1st house and closes ॥ १४-२५ ॥, covering all five owed verses. Verse block x 1139-3269, gloss block x 782-3462: the verses are indented 357 px inside the gloss on the left and stop 193 px short of it on the right. THIS REFINES THE PAGE १४१ FINDING RATHER THAN CONFIRMING IT. Page १४१ was recorded as opening a fourth block relation on a right shortfall of 227 px against the earlier cluster of 113-131 px; page १४२'s 193 px falls between the two, so what looked like a set of discrete relations is better described as A CONTINUOUS SPREAD of right-margin shortfalls from 113 to 227 px across sixteen pages. The left indent, by contrast, has stayed within 357-392 px throughout. The earlier 'closed set of three relations' framing is withdrawn. Verso page: the folio stands at the LEFT, x 773-926, with the book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् centred at x 1792-2504. Read at 6.0x (q142-folio.png) as १, ४, २ -- all three glyphs unambiguous, at 42, 43 and 40 px of ink respectively. The provenance stamp sits clear below verse 18's second line and obscures no text; no morphological opening was needed -- the second page in nine. The edition's embedded page images are only 1335x1997 at 241 ppi, so every 600 dpi render is an upscale; readings are taken at 0.70-0.90 downscale, with high magnification reserved for single-glyph adjudication. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  19. 26.19 सत्यापित

    Verse 19

    संस्कृत

    शत्रुहन्ता सुपुष्टश्च सर्वास्त्राणां प्रयोगकृत् । कलासु निपुणः शान्तः पाते शत्रुगते सति ॥ १९ ॥

    shatruhantaa supushtashcha sarvaastraanaam prayogakrit | kalaasu nipunah shaantah paate shatrugate sati || 19 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    A slayer of foes, well-nourished, and a wielder of every weapon; skilled in the arts and tranquil, when Pata has gone to the house of enemies.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पात षष्ठ (शत्रु) भाव में हो तो जातक शत्रुनाशक, स्वयं हृष्ट-पुष्ट, समस्त अस्त्रों का प्रयोग करने वाला, कलाओं में निपुण तथा शान्त होता है ॥ १९ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.26, verse 19. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.175, printed page १४३/143. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p143-175.png (600dpi, 3152x4960 -- the seventeenth different page width in seventeen pages). Read from NumPy row-darkness bands: 34 bands, and for once NO merged verse pairs -- fourteen clean verse lines at 112-151 px against seventeen gloss lines at 91-107 px (only gloss band 22 merges, at 205 px). The height split between root text and commentary holds for the seventeenth page. पात COMPLETES ITS TWELVE-HOUSE ROUND on this page at verse 25, having opened at the 1st house in verse 14 on printed page १४२ -- twelve verses for twelve houses exactly, the same shape as धूम's round before it. No subheading appears anywhere on this page, so the third non-luminous body opens on printed page १४४. The 6th house, शत्रु. कलासु निपुणः, skilled in the arts, is worth setting beside ref 26.12: the editor's mistaken कलाओं का वेत्ता there was very probably drawn from this genuine कला seven verses later in the same chapter, WHICH MAKES HIS SLIP INTELLIGIBLE WITHOUT MAKING IT RIGHT. The fount prints फलान्वितः at 26.12 and कलासु here, and both stand as printed. THE PAGE १४२ GLOSS DEBT IS PAID IN FULL. The commentary here opens on the 1st house and closes ॥ १४-२५ ॥, covering the five verses owed from page १४२ together with this page's own seven, AND IT LEAVES NOTHING OUTSTANDING -- the second page in this run to close owing no gloss debt at all. IT ALSO SETTLES BOTH OF PAGE १४२'s DISPUTED READINGS, IN FAVOUR OF WHAT WAS RECORDED THERE. For ref 26.15 the editor writes मनुष्य कुटिल, crooked -- confirming जिह्मो and excluding जिह्वो, exactly as the fount and the sense had indicated, and discharging the recheck that 26.15's source field demanded. For ref 26.17 he writes बन्धन तथा व्याधि से युक्त -- confirming बन्धव्याधि- against बन्धु-, as this page's own बन्धुवत्सलः control had already shown. Both notes on those refs have been amended in place to record the discharge. The editor's Hindi commentary (bands 16-32) is read only as corroborating context, never transcribed. On this page's own verses it corroborated सर्वास्त्राणां प्रयोगकृत् as सभी अस्त्रों को चलाने वाला, कलासु निपुणः as कलाओं में निपुण, स्त्रीजितः as स्त्री के अधीन, परसौहृदः as दूसरों से मैत्री करने वाला, विकलाक्षो as नेत्ररोगी, विरूपश्च as कुरूप, द्विजनिन्दकः as ब्राह्मणों की निन्दा करने वाला, बहुव्यापारको as अनेक कार्यों में हाथ बटाने वाला, अतिप्रियंवदः as मधुरभाषी, प्रभूतधनवान् as प्रचुरधनशाली, अश्वाढ्यो as अश्वयानयुक्त, गीतसंसक्तः as गायक, कोपी as क्रोधी, and व्यङ्गो as विकलाङ्ग. Verse block x 656-2792, gloss block x 289-2975: indented 367 px on the left, stopping 183 px short on the right. A THIRD MIDDLE VALUE, further confirming the continuum recorded at refs 26.9-26.18 and burying the earlier claim of a closed set of discrete block relations. The right shortfalls now run 43, 113, 118, 122, 131, 183, 193, 227 and 324 px across nineteen pages -- a spread, not a set of categories -- and the left indent, which had held within 357-392 px for eighteen pages, drops to 226 px at printed page १४५, so BOTH bounds have now been broken and neither should be treated as fixed. UPDATED at printed page १४४, whose 43 px falls FAR BELOW everything measured in the previous seventeen pages: the spread is wider at the bottom than this page's evidence could show, which is a second demonstration of the lesson recorded at refs 26.9-26.18 that a small sample of measurements looks like a closed range long after it has stopped being one. Recto page: chapter title x 1199-2004, folio at the RIGHT, x 2780-2915. THE RUNNING HEAD IS HEAVILY OVER-INKED on this page and the digits blot at plain magnification; a morphological opening (MaxFilter(7) then MinFilter(7)) at 7x separated the strokes and gave १, ४, ३ -- the third glyph flat-topped with TWO left-opening white slots, which is this fount's ३, against ९'s single closed loop and flat rectangular foot. Controlled against the verified ३ of ॥ २३ ॥ and the verified ९ of ॥ १९ ॥ on this same page (q143-folio-ctrl.png). Two further independent confirmations: page १४२'s folio was read cleanly at 6.0x, and this page's verse numbers run १९-२५ continuously from page १४२'s ९-१८. The provenance stamp stands alone below the closing gloss line and obscures no text; no morphological opening was needed on the text itself -- the third page in ten, and the second in succession. The edition's embedded page images are only 1335x1997 at 241 ppi, so every 600 dpi render is an upscale; readings are taken at 0.70-0.90 downscale, with high magnification reserved for single-glyph adjudication. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  20. 26.20 सत्यापित

    Verse 20

    संस्कृत

    धनदारसुतैस्त्यक्तः स्त्रीजितश्चातिदुःखितः । पाते कलत्रगे कामी निर्लज्जः परसौहृदः ॥ २० ॥

    dhanadaarasutaistyaktah streejitashchaatiduhkhitah | paate kalatrage kaamee nirlajjah parasauhridah || 20 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Forsaken by wealth, wife and sons, ruled by women and exceedingly miserable; with Pata gone to the house of the spouse he is lustful, shameless, and well-disposed towards others.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पात कलत्र (सप्तम) भाव में हो तो जातक धन, स्त्री तथा पुत्रों से परित्यक्त, स्त्री के अधीन, अत्यन्त दुःखी, कामी, निर्लज्ज तथा दूसरों से मैत्री करने वाला होता है ॥ २० ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.26, verse 20. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.175, printed page १४३/143. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p143-175.png (600dpi, 3152x4960 -- the seventeenth different page width in seventeen pages). Read from NumPy row-darkness bands: 34 bands, and for once NO merged verse pairs -- fourteen clean verse lines at 112-151 px against seventeen gloss lines at 91-107 px (only gloss band 22 merges, at 205 px). The height split between root text and commentary holds for the seventeenth page. पात COMPLETES ITS TWELVE-HOUSE ROUND on this page at verse 25, having opened at the 1st house in verse 14 on printed page १४२ -- twelve verses for twelve houses exactly, the same shape as धूम's round before it. No subheading appears anywhere on this page, so the third non-luminous body opens on printed page १४४. The 7th house, कलत्र. स्त्रीजितः, conquered by women, the editor renders स्त्री के अधीन. परसौहृदः sits in a list of vices and may well be meant of other men's wives, as परदारेषु was at 26.8 and 26.13; the editor renders it neutrally as दूसरों से मैत्री करने वाला, and THAT NEUTRAL SENSE IS THE ONE TRANSLATED, with the sharper possibility disclosed here rather than read into the text. THE PAGE १४२ GLOSS DEBT IS PAID IN FULL. The commentary here opens on the 1st house and closes ॥ १४-२५ ॥, covering the five verses owed from page १४२ together with this page's own seven, AND IT LEAVES NOTHING OUTSTANDING -- the second page in this run to close owing no gloss debt at all. IT ALSO SETTLES BOTH OF PAGE १४२'s DISPUTED READINGS, IN FAVOUR OF WHAT WAS RECORDED THERE. For ref 26.15 the editor writes मनुष्य कुटिल, crooked -- confirming जिह्मो and excluding जिह्वो, exactly as the fount and the sense had indicated, and discharging the recheck that 26.15's source field demanded. For ref 26.17 he writes बन्धन तथा व्याधि से युक्त -- confirming बन्धव्याधि- against बन्धु-, as this page's own बन्धुवत्सलः control had already shown. Both notes on those refs have been amended in place to record the discharge. The editor's Hindi commentary (bands 16-32) is read only as corroborating context, never transcribed. On this page's own verses it corroborated सर्वास्त्राणां प्रयोगकृत् as सभी अस्त्रों को चलाने वाला, कलासु निपुणः as कलाओं में निपुण, स्त्रीजितः as स्त्री के अधीन, परसौहृदः as दूसरों से मैत्री करने वाला, विकलाक्षो as नेत्ररोगी, विरूपश्च as कुरूप, द्विजनिन्दकः as ब्राह्मणों की निन्दा करने वाला, बहुव्यापारको as अनेक कार्यों में हाथ बटाने वाला, अतिप्रियंवदः as मधुरभाषी, प्रभूतधनवान् as प्रचुरधनशाली, अश्वाढ्यो as अश्वयानयुक्त, गीतसंसक्तः as गायक, कोपी as क्रोधी, and व्यङ्गो as विकलाङ्ग. Verse block x 656-2792, gloss block x 289-2975: indented 367 px on the left, stopping 183 px short on the right. A THIRD MIDDLE VALUE, further confirming the continuum recorded at refs 26.9-26.18 and burying the earlier claim of a closed set of discrete block relations. The right shortfalls now run 43, 113, 118, 122, 131, 183, 193, 227 and 324 px across nineteen pages -- a spread, not a set of categories -- and the left indent, which had held within 357-392 px for eighteen pages, drops to 226 px at printed page १४५, so BOTH bounds have now been broken and neither should be treated as fixed. UPDATED at printed page १४४, whose 43 px falls FAR BELOW everything measured in the previous seventeen pages: the spread is wider at the bottom than this page's evidence could show, which is a second demonstration of the lesson recorded at refs 26.9-26.18 that a small sample of measurements looks like a closed range long after it has stopped being one. Recto page: chapter title x 1199-2004, folio at the RIGHT, x 2780-2915. THE RUNNING HEAD IS HEAVILY OVER-INKED on this page and the digits blot at plain magnification; a morphological opening (MaxFilter(7) then MinFilter(7)) at 7x separated the strokes and gave १, ४, ३ -- the third glyph flat-topped with TWO left-opening white slots, which is this fount's ३, against ९'s single closed loop and flat rectangular foot. Controlled against the verified ३ of ॥ २३ ॥ and the verified ९ of ॥ १९ ॥ on this same page (q143-folio-ctrl.png). Two further independent confirmations: page १४२'s folio was read cleanly at 6.0x, and this page's verse numbers run १९-२५ continuously from page १४२'s ९-१८. The provenance stamp stands alone below the closing gloss line and obscures no text; no morphological opening was needed on the text itself -- the third page in ten, and the second in succession. The edition's embedded page images are only 1335x1997 at 241 ppi, so every 600 dpi render is an upscale; readings are taken at 0.70-0.90 downscale, with high magnification reserved for single-glyph adjudication. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  21. 26.21 सत्यापित

    Verse 21

    संस्कृत

    विकलाक्षो विरूपश्च दुर्भगो द्विजनिन्दकः । मृत्युस्थाने स्थिते पाते रक्तपीडाप्रपीडितः ॥ २१ ॥

    vikalaaksho viroopashcha durbhago dvijanindakah | mrityusthaane sthite paate raktapeedaaprapeeditah || 21 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Defective of eye and ill-formed, unfortunate and a reviler of the twice-born; when Pata stands in the house of death he is tormented by afflictions of the blood.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पात मृत्यु (अष्टम) स्थान में स्थित हो तो जातक नेत्ररोगी, कुरूप, दुर्भाग्यशाली, ब्राह्मणों की निन्दा करने वाला तथा रक्तपीड़ा से पीड़ित होता है ॥ २१ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.26, verse 21. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.175, printed page १४३/143. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p143-175.png (600dpi, 3152x4960 -- the seventeenth different page width in seventeen pages). Read from NumPy row-darkness bands: 34 bands, and for once NO merged verse pairs -- fourteen clean verse lines at 112-151 px against seventeen gloss lines at 91-107 px (only gloss band 22 merges, at 205 px). The height split between root text and commentary holds for the seventeenth page. पात COMPLETES ITS TWELVE-HOUSE ROUND on this page at verse 25, having opened at the 1st house in verse 14 on printed page १४२ -- twelve verses for twelve houses exactly, the same shape as धूम's round before it. No subheading appears anywhere on this page, so the third non-luminous body opens on printed page १४४. The 8th house, मृत्युस्थान. दुर्भगो WAS NEARLY MISREAD. At 0.90 strip reduction the mark above भ reads as an anusvaara, which would give the non-standard दुर्भंगो; at 6.0x (q143-durbhanga2.png) it is plainly the REPHA of दुर् sitting over the following consonant, and there is no anusvaara and no ङ् conjunct. Reading: दुर्भगो, the standard word. The editor is no help here -- his four items नेत्ररोगी, कुरूप, ब्राह्मणनिन्दक and रक्तपीडा leave this one unglossed -- so the fount alone settles it. NEW DISCRIMINATOR: at strip reduction a repha over a following consonant is easily taken for an anusvaara; the repha is a hook open to the LEFT sitting ON the headline, the anusvaara a round dot standing clear ABOVE it. THE PAGE १४२ GLOSS DEBT IS PAID IN FULL. The commentary here opens on the 1st house and closes ॥ १४-२५ ॥, covering the five verses owed from page १४२ together with this page's own seven, AND IT LEAVES NOTHING OUTSTANDING -- the second page in this run to close owing no gloss debt at all. IT ALSO SETTLES BOTH OF PAGE १४२'s DISPUTED READINGS, IN FAVOUR OF WHAT WAS RECORDED THERE. For ref 26.15 the editor writes मनुष्य कुटिल, crooked -- confirming जिह्मो and excluding जिह्वो, exactly as the fount and the sense had indicated, and discharging the recheck that 26.15's source field demanded. For ref 26.17 he writes बन्धन तथा व्याधि से युक्त -- confirming बन्धव्याधि- against बन्धु-, as this page's own बन्धुवत्सलः control had already shown. Both notes on those refs have been amended in place to record the discharge. The editor's Hindi commentary (bands 16-32) is read only as corroborating context, never transcribed. On this page's own verses it corroborated सर्वास्त्राणां प्रयोगकृत् as सभी अस्त्रों को चलाने वाला, कलासु निपुणः as कलाओं में निपुण, स्त्रीजितः as स्त्री के अधीन, परसौहृदः as दूसरों से मैत्री करने वाला, विकलाक्षो as नेत्ररोगी, विरूपश्च as कुरूप, द्विजनिन्दकः as ब्राह्मणों की निन्दा करने वाला, बहुव्यापारको as अनेक कार्यों में हाथ बटाने वाला, अतिप्रियंवदः as मधुरभाषी, प्रभूतधनवान् as प्रचुरधनशाली, अश्वाढ्यो as अश्वयानयुक्त, गीतसंसक्तः as गायक, कोपी as क्रोधी, and व्यङ्गो as विकलाङ्ग. Verse block x 656-2792, gloss block x 289-2975: indented 367 px on the left, stopping 183 px short on the right. A THIRD MIDDLE VALUE, further confirming the continuum recorded at refs 26.9-26.18 and burying the earlier claim of a closed set of discrete block relations. The right shortfalls now run 43, 113, 118, 122, 131, 183, 193, 227 and 324 px across nineteen pages -- a spread, not a set of categories -- and the left indent, which had held within 357-392 px for eighteen pages, drops to 226 px at printed page १४५, so BOTH bounds have now been broken and neither should be treated as fixed. UPDATED at printed page १४४, whose 43 px falls FAR BELOW everything measured in the previous seventeen pages: the spread is wider at the bottom than this page's evidence could show, which is a second demonstration of the lesson recorded at refs 26.9-26.18 that a small sample of measurements looks like a closed range long after it has stopped being one. Recto page: chapter title x 1199-2004, folio at the RIGHT, x 2780-2915. THE RUNNING HEAD IS HEAVILY OVER-INKED on this page and the digits blot at plain magnification; a morphological opening (MaxFilter(7) then MinFilter(7)) at 7x separated the strokes and gave १, ४, ३ -- the third glyph flat-topped with TWO left-opening white slots, which is this fount's ३, against ९'s single closed loop and flat rectangular foot. Controlled against the verified ३ of ॥ २३ ॥ and the verified ९ of ॥ १९ ॥ on this same page (q143-folio-ctrl.png). Two further independent confirmations: page १४२'s folio was read cleanly at 6.0x, and this page's verse numbers run १९-२५ continuously from page १४२'s ९-१८. The provenance stamp stands alone below the closing gloss line and obscures no text; no morphological opening was needed on the text itself -- the third page in ten, and the second in succession. The edition's embedded page images are only 1335x1997 at 241 ppi, so every 600 dpi render is an upscale; readings are taken at 0.70-0.90 downscale, with high magnification reserved for single-glyph adjudication. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  22. 26.22 सत्यापित

    Verse 22

    संस्कृत

    बहुव्यापारको नित्यं बहुमित्रो बहुश्रुतः । पाते तु धर्मभावस्थे स्त्रीप्रियोऽतिप्रियंवदः ॥ २२ ॥

    bahuvyaapaarako nityam bahumitro bahushrutah | paate tu dharmabhaavasthe streepriyo.atipriyamvadah || 22 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Always busy with many undertakings, having many friends and much learning; and with Pata placed in the house of dharma he is dear to women and speaks exceedingly kindly.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पात धर्म (नवम) भाव में हो तो मनुष्य अनेक कार्यों में लगा रहने वाला, बहुमित्र, बहुश्रुत, स्त्रियों का प्रिय तथा अत्यन्त मधुरभाषी होता है ॥ २२ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.26, verse 22. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.175, printed page १४३/143. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p143-175.png (600dpi, 3152x4960 -- the seventeenth different page width in seventeen pages). Read from NumPy row-darkness bands: 34 bands, and for once NO merged verse pairs -- fourteen clean verse lines at 112-151 px against seventeen gloss lines at 91-107 px (only gloss band 22 merges, at 205 px). The height split between root text and commentary holds for the seventeenth page. पात COMPLETES ITS TWELVE-HOUSE ROUND on this page at verse 25, having opened at the 1st house in verse 14 on printed page १४२ -- twelve verses for twelve houses exactly, the same shape as धूम's round before it. No subheading appears anywhere on this page, so the third non-luminous body opens on printed page १४४. The 9th house, धर्मभाव. The three बहु- compounds run in a single line, and the editor keeps two of them untranslated as बहुमित्र and बहुश्रुत while paraphrasing the third. THE PAGE १४२ GLOSS DEBT IS PAID IN FULL. The commentary here opens on the 1st house and closes ॥ १४-२५ ॥, covering the five verses owed from page १४२ together with this page's own seven, AND IT LEAVES NOTHING OUTSTANDING -- the second page in this run to close owing no gloss debt at all. IT ALSO SETTLES BOTH OF PAGE १४२'s DISPUTED READINGS, IN FAVOUR OF WHAT WAS RECORDED THERE. For ref 26.15 the editor writes मनुष्य कुटिल, crooked -- confirming जिह्मो and excluding जिह्वो, exactly as the fount and the sense had indicated, and discharging the recheck that 26.15's source field demanded. For ref 26.17 he writes बन्धन तथा व्याधि से युक्त -- confirming बन्धव्याधि- against बन्धु-, as this page's own बन्धुवत्सलः control had already shown. Both notes on those refs have been amended in place to record the discharge. The editor's Hindi commentary (bands 16-32) is read only as corroborating context, never transcribed. On this page's own verses it corroborated सर्वास्त्राणां प्रयोगकृत् as सभी अस्त्रों को चलाने वाला, कलासु निपुणः as कलाओं में निपुण, स्त्रीजितः as स्त्री के अधीन, परसौहृदः as दूसरों से मैत्री करने वाला, विकलाक्षो as नेत्ररोगी, विरूपश्च as कुरूप, द्विजनिन्दकः as ब्राह्मणों की निन्दा करने वाला, बहुव्यापारको as अनेक कार्यों में हाथ बटाने वाला, अतिप्रियंवदः as मधुरभाषी, प्रभूतधनवान् as प्रचुरधनशाली, अश्वाढ्यो as अश्वयानयुक्त, गीतसंसक्तः as गायक, कोपी as क्रोधी, and व्यङ्गो as विकलाङ्ग. Verse block x 656-2792, gloss block x 289-2975: indented 367 px on the left, stopping 183 px short on the right. A THIRD MIDDLE VALUE, further confirming the continuum recorded at refs 26.9-26.18 and burying the earlier claim of a closed set of discrete block relations. The right shortfalls now run 43, 113, 118, 122, 131, 183, 193, 227 and 324 px across nineteen pages -- a spread, not a set of categories -- and the left indent, which had held within 357-392 px for eighteen pages, drops to 226 px at printed page १४५, so BOTH bounds have now been broken and neither should be treated as fixed. UPDATED at printed page १४४, whose 43 px falls FAR BELOW everything measured in the previous seventeen pages: the spread is wider at the bottom than this page's evidence could show, which is a second demonstration of the lesson recorded at refs 26.9-26.18 that a small sample of measurements looks like a closed range long after it has stopped being one. Recto page: chapter title x 1199-2004, folio at the RIGHT, x 2780-2915. THE RUNNING HEAD IS HEAVILY OVER-INKED on this page and the digits blot at plain magnification; a morphological opening (MaxFilter(7) then MinFilter(7)) at 7x separated the strokes and gave १, ४, ३ -- the third glyph flat-topped with TWO left-opening white slots, which is this fount's ३, against ९'s single closed loop and flat rectangular foot. Controlled against the verified ३ of ॥ २३ ॥ and the verified ९ of ॥ १९ ॥ on this same page (q143-folio-ctrl.png). Two further independent confirmations: page १४२'s folio was read cleanly at 6.0x, and this page's verse numbers run १९-२५ continuously from page १४२'s ९-१८. The provenance stamp stands alone below the closing gloss line and obscures no text; no morphological opening was needed on the text itself -- the third page in ten, and the second in succession. The edition's embedded page images are only 1335x1997 at 241 ppi, so every 600 dpi render is an upscale; readings are taken at 0.70-0.90 downscale, with high magnification reserved for single-glyph adjudication. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  23. 26.23 सत्यापित

    Verse 23

    संस्कृत

    सस्त्रीको धर्मकृच्छान्तो धर्मकार्येषु कोविदः । पाते तु कर्मभावस्थे महाप्राज्ञो विचक्षणः ॥ २३ ॥

    sastreeko dharmakrichchhaanto dharmakaaryeshu kovidah | paate tu karmabhaavasthe mahaapraajno vichakshanah || 23 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Possessed of a wife, a doer of dharma and tranquil, skilled in the works of dharma; with Pata placed in the house of action he is greatly wise and discerning.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पात कर्म (दशम) भाव में हो तो जातक सपत्नीक, धर्माचरण करने वाला, शान्त, धर्मकार्यों में निपुण, महाप्राज्ञ तथा विचक्षण होता है ॥ २३ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.26, verse 23. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.175, printed page १४३/143. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p143-175.png (600dpi, 3152x4960 -- the seventeenth different page width in seventeen pages). Read from NumPy row-darkness bands: 34 bands, and for once NO merged verse pairs -- fourteen clean verse lines at 112-151 px against seventeen gloss lines at 91-107 px (only gloss band 22 merges, at 205 px). The height split between root text and commentary holds for the seventeenth page. पात COMPLETES ITS TWELVE-HOUSE ROUND on this page at verse 25, having opened at the 1st house in verse 14 on printed page १४२ -- twelve verses for twelve houses exactly, the same shape as धूम's round before it. No subheading appears anywhere on this page, so the third non-luminous body opens on printed page १४४. The 10th house, कर्मभाव. सस्त्रीको, having a wife, read at 5.5x (q143-sastriko2.png) as three clear aksharas स-स्त्री-को. The editor renders it लक्ष्मीवान्, which is A LOOSE PARAPHRASE AND NOT A DIVERGENT READING -- Lakshmee stands for the consort and for prosperity at once -- and it is recorded here as such, not counted against him as the फलान्वितः case was. धर्मकृच्छान्तो (3.6x, q143-dharmakrit.png) is धर्मकृत् + शान्तः with the regular त् + श -> च्छ sandhi, and the editor's धर्मवेत्ता, शान्त preserves both members. THE PAGE १४२ GLOSS DEBT IS PAID IN FULL. The commentary here opens on the 1st house and closes ॥ १४-२५ ॥, covering the five verses owed from page १४२ together with this page's own seven, AND IT LEAVES NOTHING OUTSTANDING -- the second page in this run to close owing no gloss debt at all. IT ALSO SETTLES BOTH OF PAGE १४२'s DISPUTED READINGS, IN FAVOUR OF WHAT WAS RECORDED THERE. For ref 26.15 the editor writes मनुष्य कुटिल, crooked -- confirming जिह्मो and excluding जिह्वो, exactly as the fount and the sense had indicated, and discharging the recheck that 26.15's source field demanded. For ref 26.17 he writes बन्धन तथा व्याधि से युक्त -- confirming बन्धव्याधि- against बन्धु-, as this page's own बन्धुवत्सलः control had already shown. Both notes on those refs have been amended in place to record the discharge. The editor's Hindi commentary (bands 16-32) is read only as corroborating context, never transcribed. On this page's own verses it corroborated सर्वास्त्राणां प्रयोगकृत् as सभी अस्त्रों को चलाने वाला, कलासु निपुणः as कलाओं में निपुण, स्त्रीजितः as स्त्री के अधीन, परसौहृदः as दूसरों से मैत्री करने वाला, विकलाक्षो as नेत्ररोगी, विरूपश्च as कुरूप, द्विजनिन्दकः as ब्राह्मणों की निन्दा करने वाला, बहुव्यापारको as अनेक कार्यों में हाथ बटाने वाला, अतिप्रियंवदः as मधुरभाषी, प्रभूतधनवान् as प्रचुरधनशाली, अश्वाढ्यो as अश्वयानयुक्त, गीतसंसक्तः as गायक, कोपी as क्रोधी, and व्यङ्गो as विकलाङ्ग. Verse block x 656-2792, gloss block x 289-2975: indented 367 px on the left, stopping 183 px short on the right. A THIRD MIDDLE VALUE, further confirming the continuum recorded at refs 26.9-26.18 and burying the earlier claim of a closed set of discrete block relations. The right shortfalls now run 43, 113, 118, 122, 131, 183, 193, 227 and 324 px across nineteen pages -- a spread, not a set of categories -- and the left indent, which had held within 357-392 px for eighteen pages, drops to 226 px at printed page १४५, so BOTH bounds have now been broken and neither should be treated as fixed. UPDATED at printed page १४४, whose 43 px falls FAR BELOW everything measured in the previous seventeen pages: the spread is wider at the bottom than this page's evidence could show, which is a second demonstration of the lesson recorded at refs 26.9-26.18 that a small sample of measurements looks like a closed range long after it has stopped being one. Recto page: chapter title x 1199-2004, folio at the RIGHT, x 2780-2915. THE RUNNING HEAD IS HEAVILY OVER-INKED on this page and the digits blot at plain magnification; a morphological opening (MaxFilter(7) then MinFilter(7)) at 7x separated the strokes and gave १, ४, ३ -- the third glyph flat-topped with TWO left-opening white slots, which is this fount's ३, against ९'s single closed loop and flat rectangular foot. Controlled against the verified ३ of ॥ २३ ॥ and the verified ९ of ॥ १९ ॥ on this same page (q143-folio-ctrl.png). Two further independent confirmations: page १४२'s folio was read cleanly at 6.0x, and this page's verse numbers run १९-२५ continuously from page १४२'s ९-१८. The provenance stamp stands alone below the closing gloss line and obscures no text; no morphological opening was needed on the text itself -- the third page in ten, and the second in succession. The edition's embedded page images are only 1335x1997 at 241 ppi, so every 600 dpi render is an upscale; readings are taken at 0.70-0.90 downscale, with high magnification reserved for single-glyph adjudication. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  24. 26.24 सत्यापित

    Verse 24

    संस्कृत

    प्रभूतधनवान् मानी सत्यवादी दृढव्रतः । अश्वाढ्यो गीतसंसक्तः पाते लाभगते सति ॥ २४ ॥

    prabhootadhanavaan maanee satyavaadee dridhavratah | ashvaadhyo geetasamsaktah paate laabhagate sati || 24 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Possessed of abundant wealth, honoured, truthful and firm in his vows; rich in horses and attached to song, when Pata has gone to the house of gain.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पात लाभ (एकादश) भाव में हो तो जातक प्रचुर धनवान्, मानी, सत्यवादी, दृढव्रती, अश्वयानयुक्त तथा गायन में आसक्त होता है ॥ २४ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.26, verse 24. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.175, printed page १४३/143. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p143-175.png (600dpi, 3152x4960 -- the seventeenth different page width in seventeen pages). Read from NumPy row-darkness bands: 34 bands, and for once NO merged verse pairs -- fourteen clean verse lines at 112-151 px against seventeen gloss lines at 91-107 px (only gloss band 22 merges, at 205 px). The height split between root text and commentary holds for the seventeenth page. पात COMPLETES ITS TWELVE-HOUSE ROUND on this page at verse 25, having opened at the 1st house in verse 14 on printed page १४२ -- twelve verses for twelve houses exactly, the same shape as धूम's round before it. No subheading appears anywhere on this page, so the third non-luminous body opens on printed page १४४. The 11th house, लाभ. अश्वाढ्यो CONFIRMED BY THE EDITOR's अश्वयानयुक्त: the ढ्य ligature reduces to something like ढच at strip scale, and the chapter's own idiom had already made आढ्य the expected form -- धनधान्यहिरण्याढ्यो at 26.12, धनाढ्यो at 26.16, बहुकर्माढ्यो in the very next verse. प्रभूतधनवान् he renders प्रचुरधनशाली. THE PAGE १४२ GLOSS DEBT IS PAID IN FULL. The commentary here opens on the 1st house and closes ॥ १४-२५ ॥, covering the five verses owed from page १४२ together with this page's own seven, AND IT LEAVES NOTHING OUTSTANDING -- the second page in this run to close owing no gloss debt at all. IT ALSO SETTLES BOTH OF PAGE १४२'s DISPUTED READINGS, IN FAVOUR OF WHAT WAS RECORDED THERE. For ref 26.15 the editor writes मनुष्य कुटिल, crooked -- confirming जिह्मो and excluding जिह्वो, exactly as the fount and the sense had indicated, and discharging the recheck that 26.15's source field demanded. For ref 26.17 he writes बन्धन तथा व्याधि से युक्त -- confirming बन्धव्याधि- against बन्धु-, as this page's own बन्धुवत्सलः control had already shown. Both notes on those refs have been amended in place to record the discharge. The editor's Hindi commentary (bands 16-32) is read only as corroborating context, never transcribed. On this page's own verses it corroborated सर्वास्त्राणां प्रयोगकृत् as सभी अस्त्रों को चलाने वाला, कलासु निपुणः as कलाओं में निपुण, स्त्रीजितः as स्त्री के अधीन, परसौहृदः as दूसरों से मैत्री करने वाला, विकलाक्षो as नेत्ररोगी, विरूपश्च as कुरूप, द्विजनिन्दकः as ब्राह्मणों की निन्दा करने वाला, बहुव्यापारको as अनेक कार्यों में हाथ बटाने वाला, अतिप्रियंवदः as मधुरभाषी, प्रभूतधनवान् as प्रचुरधनशाली, अश्वाढ्यो as अश्वयानयुक्त, गीतसंसक्तः as गायक, कोपी as क्रोधी, and व्यङ्गो as विकलाङ्ग. Verse block x 656-2792, gloss block x 289-2975: indented 367 px on the left, stopping 183 px short on the right. A THIRD MIDDLE VALUE, further confirming the continuum recorded at refs 26.9-26.18 and burying the earlier claim of a closed set of discrete block relations. The right shortfalls now run 43, 113, 118, 122, 131, 183, 193, 227 and 324 px across nineteen pages -- a spread, not a set of categories -- and the left indent, which had held within 357-392 px for eighteen pages, drops to 226 px at printed page १४५, so BOTH bounds have now been broken and neither should be treated as fixed. UPDATED at printed page १४४, whose 43 px falls FAR BELOW everything measured in the previous seventeen pages: the spread is wider at the bottom than this page's evidence could show, which is a second demonstration of the lesson recorded at refs 26.9-26.18 that a small sample of measurements looks like a closed range long after it has stopped being one. Recto page: chapter title x 1199-2004, folio at the RIGHT, x 2780-2915. THE RUNNING HEAD IS HEAVILY OVER-INKED on this page and the digits blot at plain magnification; a morphological opening (MaxFilter(7) then MinFilter(7)) at 7x separated the strokes and gave १, ४, ३ -- the third glyph flat-topped with TWO left-opening white slots, which is this fount's ३, against ९'s single closed loop and flat rectangular foot. Controlled against the verified ३ of ॥ २३ ॥ and the verified ९ of ॥ १९ ॥ on this same page (q143-folio-ctrl.png). Two further independent confirmations: page १४२'s folio was read cleanly at 6.0x, and this page's verse numbers run १९-२५ continuously from page १४२'s ९-१८. The provenance stamp stands alone below the closing gloss line and obscures no text; no morphological opening was needed on the text itself -- the third page in ten, and the second in succession. The edition's embedded page images are only 1335x1997 at 241 ppi, so every 600 dpi render is an upscale; readings are taken at 0.70-0.90 downscale, with high magnification reserved for single-glyph adjudication. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  25. 26.25 सत्यापित

    Verse 25

    संस्कृत

    कोपी च बहुकर्माढ्यो व्यङ्गो धर्मस्य दूषकः । व्ययस्थाने गते पाते विद्वेषी निजबन्धुषु ॥ २५ ॥

    kopee cha bahukarmaadhyo vyango dharmasya dooshakah | vyayasthaane gate paate vidveshee nijabandhushu || 25 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Wrathful and laden with many undertakings, deformed and a corrupter of dharma; when Pata has gone to the house of loss he hates his own kinsmen.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पात व्यय (द्वादश) स्थान में गया हो तो जातक क्रोधी, अनेक कार्यों में लगा रहने वाला, विकलाङ्ग, धर्म का दूषण करने वाला तथा अपने बन्धुओं से द्वेष करने वाला होता है ॥ २५ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.26, verse 25. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.175, printed page १४३/143. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p143-175.png (600dpi, 3152x4960 -- the seventeenth different page width in seventeen pages). Read from NumPy row-darkness bands: 34 bands, and for once NO merged verse pairs -- fourteen clean verse lines at 112-151 px against seventeen gloss lines at 91-107 px (only gloss band 22 merges, at 205 px). The height split between root text and commentary holds for the seventeenth page. पात COMPLETES ITS TWELVE-HOUSE ROUND on this page at verse 25, having opened at the 1st house in verse 14 on printed page १४२ -- twelve verses for twelve houses exactly, the same shape as धूम's round before it. No subheading appears anywhere on this page, so the third non-luminous body opens on printed page १४४. The 12th house, व्ययस्थान, CLOSING पात's ROUND OF TWELVE. व्यङ्गो, deformed, CONFIRMED BY THE EDITOR's विकलाङ्ग, which excludes the otherwise plausible व्यग्रो, agitated. बहुकर्माढ्यो is the chapter's fourth आढ्य compound and the second on this page. THE PAGE १४२ GLOSS DEBT IS PAID IN FULL. The commentary here opens on the 1st house and closes ॥ १४-२५ ॥, covering the five verses owed from page १४२ together with this page's own seven, AND IT LEAVES NOTHING OUTSTANDING -- the second page in this run to close owing no gloss debt at all. IT ALSO SETTLES BOTH OF PAGE १४२'s DISPUTED READINGS, IN FAVOUR OF WHAT WAS RECORDED THERE. For ref 26.15 the editor writes मनुष्य कुटिल, crooked -- confirming जिह्मो and excluding जिह्वो, exactly as the fount and the sense had indicated, and discharging the recheck that 26.15's source field demanded. For ref 26.17 he writes बन्धन तथा व्याधि से युक्त -- confirming बन्धव्याधि- against बन्धु-, as this page's own बन्धुवत्सलः control had already shown. Both notes on those refs have been amended in place to record the discharge. The editor's Hindi commentary (bands 16-32) is read only as corroborating context, never transcribed. On this page's own verses it corroborated सर्वास्त्राणां प्रयोगकृत् as सभी अस्त्रों को चलाने वाला, कलासु निपुणः as कलाओं में निपुण, स्त्रीजितः as स्त्री के अधीन, परसौहृदः as दूसरों से मैत्री करने वाला, विकलाक्षो as नेत्ररोगी, विरूपश्च as कुरूप, द्विजनिन्दकः as ब्राह्मणों की निन्दा करने वाला, बहुव्यापारको as अनेक कार्यों में हाथ बटाने वाला, अतिप्रियंवदः as मधुरभाषी, प्रभूतधनवान् as प्रचुरधनशाली, अश्वाढ्यो as अश्वयानयुक्त, गीतसंसक्तः as गायक, कोपी as क्रोधी, and व्यङ्गो as विकलाङ्ग. Verse block x 656-2792, gloss block x 289-2975: indented 367 px on the left, stopping 183 px short on the right. A THIRD MIDDLE VALUE, further confirming the continuum recorded at refs 26.9-26.18 and burying the earlier claim of a closed set of discrete block relations. The right shortfalls now run 43, 113, 118, 122, 131, 183, 193, 227 and 324 px across nineteen pages -- a spread, not a set of categories -- and the left indent, which had held within 357-392 px for eighteen pages, drops to 226 px at printed page १४५, so BOTH bounds have now been broken and neither should be treated as fixed. UPDATED at printed page १४४, whose 43 px falls FAR BELOW everything measured in the previous seventeen pages: the spread is wider at the bottom than this page's evidence could show, which is a second demonstration of the lesson recorded at refs 26.9-26.18 that a small sample of measurements looks like a closed range long after it has stopped being one. Recto page: chapter title x 1199-2004, folio at the RIGHT, x 2780-2915. THE RUNNING HEAD IS HEAVILY OVER-INKED on this page and the digits blot at plain magnification; a morphological opening (MaxFilter(7) then MinFilter(7)) at 7x separated the strokes and gave १, ४, ३ -- the third glyph flat-topped with TWO left-opening white slots, which is this fount's ३, against ९'s single closed loop and flat rectangular foot. Controlled against the verified ३ of ॥ २३ ॥ and the verified ९ of ॥ १९ ॥ on this same page (q143-folio-ctrl.png). Two further independent confirmations: page १४२'s folio was read cleanly at 6.0x, and this page's verse numbers run १९-२५ continuously from page १४२'s ९-१८. The provenance stamp stands alone below the closing gloss line and obscures no text; no morphological opening was needed on the text itself -- the third page in ten, and the second in succession. The edition's embedded page images are only 1335x1997 at 241 ppi, so every 600 dpi render is an upscale; readings are taken at 0.70-0.90 downscale, with high magnification reserved for single-glyph adjudication. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  26. 26.26 सत्यापित

    Verse 26

    संस्कृत

    विद्वान् सत्यरतः शान्तो धनवान् पुत्रवान् शुचिः । दाता च परिधौ मूर्तौ जायते गुरुवत्सलः ॥ २६ ॥

    vidvaan satyaratah shaanto dhanavaan putravaan shuchih | daataa cha paridhau moortau jaayate guruvatsalah || 26 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Learned, devoted to truth, tranquil, wealthy, blessed with sons, pure and generous: when Paridhi occupies the Murti (first) house, the native is born devoted to his preceptor.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    परिधि यदि मूर्ति (लग्न) भाव में हो तो जातक विद्वान्, सत्यनिष्ठ, शान्त, धनी, पुत्रवान्, पवित्र, दानी तथा गुरुभक्त होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.26, verse 26. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.176, printed page १४४/144. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p144-176.png (600dpi, 3451x4957 -- the eighteenth different page width in eighteen pages), read on per-verse strips at 0.85 with adjudication zooms up to 12x. Band detection over x 950-3250 at darkness threshold 90 resolves 24 verse lines -- three of them split into two detections apiece -- plus four gloss lines; verse lines run 75-133 px and gloss lines 83-92 px, so the verse/gloss height split holds for the eighteenth page. परिधि, the third अप्रकाश ग्रह, runs its COMPLETE twelve-house round on this single page, verses 26-37, opened by the editor's own centred subheading परिधि-फल— (3.8x, q144-subhead.png), which is editorial matter and is cited by name here but never transcribed as BPHS content. परिधि's round opens at the 1st house. मूर्ति = the 1st house for the THIRD time in this chapter -- 26.2 for धूम, 26.14 for पात and here for परिधि -- and the editor's लग्नस्थ परिधि confirms the equation directly on this page, so each body's round demonstrably starts from the 1st house. The four gloss lines stop MID-CLAUSE inside verse 28 and print no closing ॥ N-M ॥ range at all, so the remainder of verse 28 together with verses 29-37 carried the largest gloss debt of this run onto printed page १४५. DISCHARGED IN FULL: page १४५ opens with thirteen gloss lines covering exactly that material and closing ॥ २६-३७ ॥, which also fixes the verse numbering across the page break independently of the fount. The gloss corroborated मूर्तौ=लग्नस्थ, सत्यरतः=सत्यनिष्ठ, धनवान्=धनी, शुचिः=पवित्र, दाता=दानी, गुरुवत्सलः=गुरुरक्त (6.5x, q144-gururakta2.png), धनस्थे=धनगत, ईश्वरो=शक्तिसम्पन्न, रूपवान्=सुन्दर, धर्मपरायणः=धर्मरत, प्रभुर्भवति मानवः=लोकनायक होता है, तृतीये=सहजस्थ, स्त्रीवल्लभः=स्त्री का प्रिय, सुरूपाङ्गो=सुन्दर स्वरूप वाला, देवस्वजनसङ्गतः=देवता एवं स्वजनों का प्रेमी, and भृत्यो=भृत्यवृत्ति करने वाला (5.5x, q144-bhrtyavrtti.png). Verse block x 952-3204, gloss block x 578-3247: indented 374 px on the left but stopping only 43 px short on the right -- FAR BELOW the 113-227 px range of the previous seventeen pages (and printed page १४५ then went the other way, to 324 px with a left indent of only 226 px, so this page is the low point of a spread wider at BOTH ends than eighteen pages could show), and re-measured as ink runs with page-edge scan noise discarded before being recorded, since a raw min/max gave a spurious 0-3450. It is not driven by one outlier line: the verse right edges cluster at 3162-3204 against a gloss edge steady at 3244-3247. Verso page: book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् centred x 1634-2362, folio at the LEFT, x 614-760, so the verso/recto alternation holds for the tenth page. The running head is over-inked and the digits blot at plain magnification; a morphological opening in the correct direction -- MaxFilter(7) then MinFilter(7) -- at 6.0x resolved १, ४, ४, the second and third glyphs each showing ४'s twin lobes split by a vertical white gap with a right stem, controlled against the verified ४ of ॥ ३४ ॥ and the verified ६ of ॥ २६ ॥ and ॥ ३६ ॥ on this same page (q144-folio-ctrl.png). The eGangotri provenance stamp stands alone at y 4670-4715, clear below the last gloss line at y 4630, and obscures no text -- the third page in succession needing no morphological opening on the text itself. The edition's embedded page images are only 1335x1997 at 241 ppi, so every 600 dpi render is an upscale; readings are taken at 0.70-0.90 downscale, with high magnification reserved for single-glyph adjudication. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  27. 26.27 सत्यापित

    Verse 27

    संस्कृत

    ईश्वरो रूपवान् भोगी सुखी धर्मपरायणः । धनस्थे परिधौ नूनं प्रभुर्भवति मानवः ॥ २७ ॥

    eeshvaro roopavaan bhogee sukhee dharmaparaayanah | dhanasthe paridhau noonam prabhurbhavati maanavah || 27 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Powerful, handsome, given to enjoyments, happy and devoted to dharma: with Paridhi in the second house the man assuredly becomes a lord among people.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    धनभाव में परिधि हो तो मनुष्य शक्तिसम्पन्न, सुन्दर, भोगी, सुखी, धर्मपरायण तथा निश्चय ही लोकनायक होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.26, verse 27. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.176, printed page १४४/144. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p144-176.png (600dpi, 3451x4957 -- the eighteenth different page width in eighteen pages), read on per-verse strips at 0.85 with adjudication zooms up to 12x. Band detection over x 950-3250 at darkness threshold 90 resolves 24 verse lines -- three of them split into two detections apiece -- plus four gloss lines; verse lines run 75-133 px and gloss lines 83-92 px, so the verse/gloss height split holds for the eighteenth page. परिधि, the third अप्रकाश ग्रह, runs its COMPLETE twelve-house round on this single page, verses 26-37, opened by the editor's own centred subheading परिधि-फल— (3.8x, q144-subhead.png), which is editorial matter and is cited by name here but never transcribed as BPHS content. The 2nd house. The ध of धनस्थे here is one of the two matched-height controls that settled the seventh-house name at 26.32. The four gloss lines stop MID-CLAUSE inside verse 28 and print no closing ॥ N-M ॥ range at all, so the remainder of verse 28 together with verses 29-37 carried the largest gloss debt of this run onto printed page १४५. DISCHARGED IN FULL: page १४५ opens with thirteen gloss lines covering exactly that material and closing ॥ २६-३७ ॥, which also fixes the verse numbering across the page break independently of the fount. The gloss corroborated मूर्तौ=लग्नस्थ, सत्यरतः=सत्यनिष्ठ, धनवान्=धनी, शुचिः=पवित्र, दाता=दानी, गुरुवत्सलः=गुरुरक्त (6.5x, q144-gururakta2.png), धनस्थे=धनगत, ईश्वरो=शक्तिसम्पन्न, रूपवान्=सुन्दर, धर्मपरायणः=धर्मरत, प्रभुर्भवति मानवः=लोकनायक होता है, तृतीये=सहजस्थ, स्त्रीवल्लभः=स्त्री का प्रिय, सुरूपाङ्गो=सुन्दर स्वरूप वाला, देवस्वजनसङ्गतः=देवता एवं स्वजनों का प्रेमी, and भृत्यो=भृत्यवृत्ति करने वाला (5.5x, q144-bhrtyavrtti.png). Verse block x 952-3204, gloss block x 578-3247: indented 374 px on the left but stopping only 43 px short on the right -- FAR BELOW the 113-227 px range of the previous seventeen pages (and printed page १४५ then went the other way, to 324 px with a left indent of only 226 px, so this page is the low point of a spread wider at BOTH ends than eighteen pages could show), and re-measured as ink runs with page-edge scan noise discarded before being recorded, since a raw min/max gave a spurious 0-3450. It is not driven by one outlier line: the verse right edges cluster at 3162-3204 against a gloss edge steady at 3244-3247. Verso page: book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् centred x 1634-2362, folio at the LEFT, x 614-760, so the verso/recto alternation holds for the tenth page. The running head is over-inked and the digits blot at plain magnification; a morphological opening in the correct direction -- MaxFilter(7) then MinFilter(7) -- at 6.0x resolved १, ४, ४, the second and third glyphs each showing ४'s twin lobes split by a vertical white gap with a right stem, controlled against the verified ४ of ॥ ३४ ॥ and the verified ६ of ॥ २६ ॥ and ॥ ३६ ॥ on this same page (q144-folio-ctrl.png). The eGangotri provenance stamp stands alone at y 4670-4715, clear below the last gloss line at y 4630, and obscures no text -- the third page in succession needing no morphological opening on the text itself. The edition's embedded page images are only 1335x1997 at 241 ppi, so every 600 dpi render is an upscale; readings are taken at 0.70-0.90 downscale, with high magnification reserved for single-glyph adjudication. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  28. 26.28 सत्यापित

    Verse 28

    संस्कृत

    स्त्रीवल्लभः सुरूपाङ्गो देवस्वजनसङ्गतः । तृतीये परिधौ भृत्यो गुरुभक्तिसमन्वितः ॥ २८ ॥

    streevallabhah suroopaango devasvajanasangatah | triteeye paridhau bhrityo gurubhaktisamanvitah || 28 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Dear to women, fair of limb, cherished by the gods and by his own people: with Paridhi in the third house he lives by service, and is full of devotion to his preceptor.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    तृतीय भाव में परिधि हो तो जातक स्त्रियों का प्रिय, सुन्दर अंगों वाला, देवताओं एवं स्वजनों का प्रिय, सेवावृत्ति करने वाला तथा गुरुभक्ति से युक्त होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.26, verse 28. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.176, printed page १४४/144. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p144-176.png (600dpi, 3451x4957 -- the eighteenth different page width in eighteen pages), read on per-verse strips at 0.85 with adjudication zooms up to 12x. Band detection over x 950-3250 at darkness threshold 90 resolves 24 verse lines -- three of them split into two detections apiece -- plus four gloss lines; verse lines run 75-133 px and gloss lines 83-92 px, so the verse/gloss height split holds for the eighteenth page. परिधि, the third अप्रकाश ग्रह, runs its COMPLETE twelve-house round on this single page, verses 26-37, opened by the editor's own centred subheading परिधि-फल— (3.8x, q144-subhead.png), which is editorial matter and is cited by name here but never transcribed as BPHS content. The 3rd house, and the last verse the gloss reaches. भृत्यो, servant, the editor renders भृत्यवृत्ति करने वाला, one who follows a servant's calling -- the sense translated here. The four gloss lines stop MID-CLAUSE inside verse 28 and print no closing ॥ N-M ॥ range at all, so the remainder of verse 28 together with verses 29-37 carried the largest gloss debt of this run onto printed page १४५. DISCHARGED IN FULL: page १४५ opens with thirteen gloss lines covering exactly that material and closing ॥ २६-३७ ॥, which also fixes the verse numbering across the page break independently of the fount. The gloss corroborated मूर्तौ=लग्नस्थ, सत्यरतः=सत्यनिष्ठ, धनवान्=धनी, शुचिः=पवित्र, दाता=दानी, गुरुवत्सलः=गुरुरक्त (6.5x, q144-gururakta2.png), धनस्थे=धनगत, ईश्वरो=शक्तिसम्पन्न, रूपवान्=सुन्दर, धर्मपरायणः=धर्मरत, प्रभुर्भवति मानवः=लोकनायक होता है, तृतीये=सहजस्थ, स्त्रीवल्लभः=स्त्री का प्रिय, सुरूपाङ्गो=सुन्दर स्वरूप वाला, देवस्वजनसङ्गतः=देवता एवं स्वजनों का प्रेमी, and भृत्यो=भृत्यवृत्ति करने वाला (5.5x, q144-bhrtyavrtti.png). Verse block x 952-3204, gloss block x 578-3247: indented 374 px on the left but stopping only 43 px short on the right -- FAR BELOW the 113-227 px range of the previous seventeen pages (and printed page १४५ then went the other way, to 324 px with a left indent of only 226 px, so this page is the low point of a spread wider at BOTH ends than eighteen pages could show), and re-measured as ink runs with page-edge scan noise discarded before being recorded, since a raw min/max gave a spurious 0-3450. It is not driven by one outlier line: the verse right edges cluster at 3162-3204 against a gloss edge steady at 3244-3247. Verso page: book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् centred x 1634-2362, folio at the LEFT, x 614-760, so the verso/recto alternation holds for the tenth page. The running head is over-inked and the digits blot at plain magnification; a morphological opening in the correct direction -- MaxFilter(7) then MinFilter(7) -- at 6.0x resolved १, ४, ४, the second and third glyphs each showing ४'s twin lobes split by a vertical white gap with a right stem, controlled against the verified ४ of ॥ ३४ ॥ and the verified ६ of ॥ २६ ॥ and ॥ ३६ ॥ on this same page (q144-folio-ctrl.png). The eGangotri provenance stamp stands alone at y 4670-4715, clear below the last gloss line at y 4630, and obscures no text -- the third page in succession needing no morphological opening on the text itself. The edition's embedded page images are only 1335x1997 at 241 ppi, so every 600 dpi render is an upscale; readings are taken at 0.70-0.90 downscale, with high magnification reserved for single-glyph adjudication. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  29. 26.29 सत्यापित

    Verse 29

    संस्कृत

    परिधौ सुखभावस्थे विस्मितं त्वरिमङ्गलम् । अक्रूरं त्वथ सम्पूर्णं कुरुते गीतकोविदम् ॥ २९ ॥

    paridhau sukhabhaavasthe vismitam tvarimangalam | akrooram tvatha sampoornam kurute geetakovidam || 29 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    With Paridhi in the house of comforts (fourth) it makes him full of wonder and auspicious even towards enemies, and further uncruel, complete in himself, and skilled in song.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    सुखभाव में परिधि हो तो वह जातक को विस्मययुक्त, शत्रुओं के प्रति भी मंगलकारी, तथा अक्रूर, परिपूर्ण एवं संगीत में निपुण बनाता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.26, verse 29. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.176, printed page १४४/144. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p144-176.png (600dpi, 3451x4957 -- the eighteenth different page width in eighteen pages), read on per-verse strips at 0.85 with adjudication zooms up to 12x. Band detection over x 950-3250 at darkness threshold 90 resolves 24 verse lines -- three of them split into two detections apiece -- plus four gloss lines; verse lines run 75-133 px and gloss lines 83-92 px, so the verse/gloss height split holds for the eighteenth page. परिधि, the third अप्रकाश ग्रह, runs its COMPLETE twelve-house round on this single page, verses 26-37, opened by the editor's own centred subheading परिधि-फल— (3.8x, q144-subhead.png), which is editorial matter and is cited by name here but never transcribed as BPHS content. The 4th house. Two words checked: विस्मितं at 5.0x (q144-vismitam.png), the maatraa unambiguously i and not ri; and त्वरिमङ्गलम् at 4.0x (q144-arimangalam.png), read त्व-रि-म-ङ्ग-ल-म् and RETAINED EXACTLY AS PRINTED. It resolves as तु + अरिमङ्गलम् by the u+a>va sandhi -- the same sandhi the fount sets openly in this very verse's second line as त्वथ = तु + अथ, which is the internal control for the analysis. अरिमङ्गल, benign towards enemies, sits naturally beside अक्रूरं in the next line. All five accusatives are objects of कुरुते. CONFIRMED at printed page १४५, where the editor glosses this very phrase शत्रु का मङ्गलकारक, auspicious towards enemies -- so the sandhi analysis is corroborated from outside the fount. He likewise gives विस्मितं as विस्मययुक्त, अक्रूरं as साधुस्वभाव वाला and गीतकोविदम् as गायक. The four gloss lines stop MID-CLAUSE inside verse 28 and print no closing ॥ N-M ॥ range at all, so the remainder of verse 28 together with verses 29-37 carried the largest gloss debt of this run onto printed page १४५. DISCHARGED IN FULL: page १४५ opens with thirteen gloss lines covering exactly that material and closing ॥ २६-३७ ॥, which also fixes the verse numbering across the page break independently of the fount. The gloss corroborated मूर्तौ=लग्नस्थ, सत्यरतः=सत्यनिष्ठ, धनवान्=धनी, शुचिः=पवित्र, दाता=दानी, गुरुवत्सलः=गुरुरक्त (6.5x, q144-gururakta2.png), धनस्थे=धनगत, ईश्वरो=शक्तिसम्पन्न, रूपवान्=सुन्दर, धर्मपरायणः=धर्मरत, प्रभुर्भवति मानवः=लोकनायक होता है, तृतीये=सहजस्थ, स्त्रीवल्लभः=स्त्री का प्रिय, सुरूपाङ्गो=सुन्दर स्वरूप वाला, देवस्वजनसङ्गतः=देवता एवं स्वजनों का प्रेमी, and भृत्यो=भृत्यवृत्ति करने वाला (5.5x, q144-bhrtyavrtti.png). Verse block x 952-3204, gloss block x 578-3247: indented 374 px on the left but stopping only 43 px short on the right -- FAR BELOW the 113-227 px range of the previous seventeen pages (and printed page १४५ then went the other way, to 324 px with a left indent of only 226 px, so this page is the low point of a spread wider at BOTH ends than eighteen pages could show), and re-measured as ink runs with page-edge scan noise discarded before being recorded, since a raw min/max gave a spurious 0-3450. It is not driven by one outlier line: the verse right edges cluster at 3162-3204 against a gloss edge steady at 3244-3247. Verso page: book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् centred x 1634-2362, folio at the LEFT, x 614-760, so the verso/recto alternation holds for the tenth page. The running head is over-inked and the digits blot at plain magnification; a morphological opening in the correct direction -- MaxFilter(7) then MinFilter(7) -- at 6.0x resolved १, ४, ४, the second and third glyphs each showing ४'s twin lobes split by a vertical white gap with a right stem, controlled against the verified ४ of ॥ ३४ ॥ and the verified ६ of ॥ २६ ॥ and ॥ ३६ ॥ on this same page (q144-folio-ctrl.png). The eGangotri provenance stamp stands alone at y 4670-4715, clear below the last gloss line at y 4630, and obscures no text -- the third page in succession needing no morphological opening on the text itself. The edition's embedded page images are only 1335x1997 at 241 ppi, so every 600 dpi render is an upscale; readings are taken at 0.70-0.90 downscale, with high magnification reserved for single-glyph adjudication. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  30. 26.30 सत्यापित

    Verse 30

    संस्कृत

    लक्ष्मीवान् शीलवान् कान्तः प्रियवान् धर्मवत्सलः । पञ्चमे परिधौ जातः स्त्रीणां भवति वल्लभः ॥ ३० ॥

    lakshmeevaan sheelavaan kaantah priyavaan dharmavatsalah | panchame paridhau jaatah streenaam bhavati vallabhah || 30 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Prosperous, well-conducted, comely, well loved and fond of dharma: born with Paridhi in the fifth house, he becomes beloved of women.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पञ्चम भाव में परिधि हो तो उत्पन्न जातक लक्ष्मीवान्, शीलवान्, कान्तिमान्, प्रियजनयुक्त, धर्मवत्सल तथा स्त्रियों का प्रिय होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.26, verse 30. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.176, printed page १४४/144. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p144-176.png (600dpi, 3451x4957 -- the eighteenth different page width in eighteen pages), read on per-verse strips at 0.85 with adjudication zooms up to 12x. Band detection over x 950-3250 at darkness threshold 90 resolves 24 verse lines -- three of them split into two detections apiece -- plus four gloss lines; verse lines run 75-133 px and gloss lines 83-92 px, so the verse/gloss height split holds for the eighteenth page. परिधि, the third अप्रकाश ग्रह, runs its COMPLETE twelve-house round on this single page, verses 26-37, opened by the editor's own centred subheading परिधि-फल— (3.8x, q144-subhead.png), which is editorial matter and is cited by name here but never transcribed as BPHS content. The 5th house. लक्ष्मीवान् appears here as ACTUAL ROOT TEXT, which is striking: it is the very word the editor used on printed page १४३ as a loose paraphrase of सस्त्रीको at 26.23. The fount has both, and each stands as printed. The ध of धर्मवत्सलः is the second matched-height control used at 26.32. The four gloss lines stop MID-CLAUSE inside verse 28 and print no closing ॥ N-M ॥ range at all, so the remainder of verse 28 together with verses 29-37 carried the largest gloss debt of this run onto printed page १४५. DISCHARGED IN FULL: page १४५ opens with thirteen gloss lines covering exactly that material and closing ॥ २६-३७ ॥, which also fixes the verse numbering across the page break independently of the fount. The gloss corroborated मूर्तौ=लग्नस्थ, सत्यरतः=सत्यनिष्ठ, धनवान्=धनी, शुचिः=पवित्र, दाता=दानी, गुरुवत्सलः=गुरुरक्त (6.5x, q144-gururakta2.png), धनस्थे=धनगत, ईश्वरो=शक्तिसम्पन्न, रूपवान्=सुन्दर, धर्मपरायणः=धर्मरत, प्रभुर्भवति मानवः=लोकनायक होता है, तृतीये=सहजस्थ, स्त्रीवल्लभः=स्त्री का प्रिय, सुरूपाङ्गो=सुन्दर स्वरूप वाला, देवस्वजनसङ्गतः=देवता एवं स्वजनों का प्रेमी, and भृत्यो=भृत्यवृत्ति करने वाला (5.5x, q144-bhrtyavrtti.png). Verse block x 952-3204, gloss block x 578-3247: indented 374 px on the left but stopping only 43 px short on the right -- FAR BELOW the 113-227 px range of the previous seventeen pages (and printed page १४५ then went the other way, to 324 px with a left indent of only 226 px, so this page is the low point of a spread wider at BOTH ends than eighteen pages could show), and re-measured as ink runs with page-edge scan noise discarded before being recorded, since a raw min/max gave a spurious 0-3450. It is not driven by one outlier line: the verse right edges cluster at 3162-3204 against a gloss edge steady at 3244-3247. Verso page: book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् centred x 1634-2362, folio at the LEFT, x 614-760, so the verso/recto alternation holds for the tenth page. The running head is over-inked and the digits blot at plain magnification; a morphological opening in the correct direction -- MaxFilter(7) then MinFilter(7) -- at 6.0x resolved १, ४, ४, the second and third glyphs each showing ४'s twin lobes split by a vertical white gap with a right stem, controlled against the verified ४ of ॥ ३४ ॥ and the verified ६ of ॥ २६ ॥ and ॥ ३६ ॥ on this same page (q144-folio-ctrl.png). The eGangotri provenance stamp stands alone at y 4670-4715, clear below the last gloss line at y 4630, and obscures no text -- the third page in succession needing no morphological opening on the text itself. The edition's embedded page images are only 1335x1997 at 241 ppi, so every 600 dpi render is an upscale; readings are taken at 0.70-0.90 downscale, with high magnification reserved for single-glyph adjudication. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  31. 26.31 सत्यापित

    Verse 31

    संस्कृत

    व्यक्तोऽर्थः पुत्रवान् रोगी सर्वसत्त्वहिते रतः । परिधौ रिपुभावस्थे शत्रुहा जायते नरः ॥ ३१ ॥

    vyakto.arthah putravaan rogee sarvasattvahite ratah | paridhau ripubhaavasthe shatruhaa jaayate narah || 31 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Of open wealth, blessed with sons though sickly, devoted to the welfare of all beings: with Paridhi in the house of enemies (sixth) the man is born a slayer of foes.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    रिपुभाव में परिधि हो तो मनुष्य प्रकट धन वाला, पुत्रवान्, रोगी, समस्त प्राणियों के हित में रत तथा शत्रुनाशक होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.26, verse 31. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.176, printed page १४४/144. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p144-176.png (600dpi, 3451x4957 -- the eighteenth different page width in eighteen pages), read on per-verse strips at 0.85 with adjudication zooms up to 12x. Band detection over x 950-3250 at darkness threshold 90 resolves 24 verse lines -- three of them split into two detections apiece -- plus four gloss lines; verse lines run 75-133 px and gloss lines 83-92 px, so the verse/gloss height split holds for the eighteenth page. परिधि, the third अप्रकाश ग्रह, runs its COMPLETE twelve-house round on this single page, verses 26-37, opened by the editor's own centred subheading परिधि-फल— (3.8x, q144-subhead.png), which is editorial matter and is cited by name here but never transcribed as BPHS content. The 6th house. रिपुभाव for the 6th is already on record from Chapter 25 and from 26.7. This verse's house position is one half of the positional bracket that fixes the sense of the disputed seventh-house name at 26.32. The four gloss lines stop MID-CLAUSE inside verse 28 and print no closing ॥ N-M ॥ range at all, so the remainder of verse 28 together with verses 29-37 carried the largest gloss debt of this run onto printed page १४५. DISCHARGED IN FULL: page १४५ opens with thirteen gloss lines covering exactly that material and closing ॥ २६-३७ ॥, which also fixes the verse numbering across the page break independently of the fount. The gloss corroborated मूर्तौ=लग्नस्थ, सत्यरतः=सत्यनिष्ठ, धनवान्=धनी, शुचिः=पवित्र, दाता=दानी, गुरुवत्सलः=गुरुरक्त (6.5x, q144-gururakta2.png), धनस्थे=धनगत, ईश्वरो=शक्तिसम्पन्न, रूपवान्=सुन्दर, धर्मपरायणः=धर्मरत, प्रभुर्भवति मानवः=लोकनायक होता है, तृतीये=सहजस्थ, स्त्रीवल्लभः=स्त्री का प्रिय, सुरूपाङ्गो=सुन्दर स्वरूप वाला, देवस्वजनसङ्गतः=देवता एवं स्वजनों का प्रेमी, and भृत्यो=भृत्यवृत्ति करने वाला (5.5x, q144-bhrtyavrtti.png). Verse block x 952-3204, gloss block x 578-3247: indented 374 px on the left but stopping only 43 px short on the right -- FAR BELOW the 113-227 px range of the previous seventeen pages (and printed page १४५ then went the other way, to 324 px with a left indent of only 226 px, so this page is the low point of a spread wider at BOTH ends than eighteen pages could show), and re-measured as ink runs with page-edge scan noise discarded before being recorded, since a raw min/max gave a spurious 0-3450. It is not driven by one outlier line: the verse right edges cluster at 3162-3204 against a gloss edge steady at 3244-3247. Verso page: book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् centred x 1634-2362, folio at the LEFT, x 614-760, so the verso/recto alternation holds for the tenth page. The running head is over-inked and the digits blot at plain magnification; a morphological opening in the correct direction -- MaxFilter(7) then MinFilter(7) -- at 6.0x resolved १, ४, ४, the second and third glyphs each showing ४'s twin lobes split by a vertical white gap with a right stem, controlled against the verified ४ of ॥ ३४ ॥ and the verified ६ of ॥ २६ ॥ and ॥ ३६ ॥ on this same page (q144-folio-ctrl.png). The eGangotri provenance stamp stands alone at y 4670-4715, clear below the last gloss line at y 4630, and obscures no text -- the third page in succession needing no morphological opening on the text itself. The edition's embedded page images are only 1335x1997 at 241 ppi, so every 600 dpi render is an upscale; readings are taken at 0.70-0.90 downscale, with high magnification reserved for single-glyph adjudication. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  32. 26.32 सत्यापित

    Verse 32

    संस्कृत

    स्वल्पापत्यः सुखैर्हीनो मन्दप्रज्ञः सुनिष्ठुरः । परिधौ घूनभावस्थे स्त्रीणां व्याधिश्च जायते ॥ ३२ ॥

    svalpaapatyah sukhairheeno mandaprajnah sunishthurah | paridhau ghoonabhaavasthe streenaam vyaadhishcha jaayate || 32 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Of few children, bereft of comforts, dull of understanding and very harsh: with Paridhi in the seventh house, disease also arises to him through women.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    सप्तम (द्यून) भाव में परिधि हो तो जातक अल्पसन्तान वाला, सुखहीन, मन्दबुद्धि तथा अत्यन्त कठोर होता है, तथा स्त्रियों से व्याधि भी उत्पन्न होती है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.26, verse 32. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.176, printed page १४४/144. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p144-176.png (600dpi, 3451x4957 -- the eighteenth different page width in eighteen pages), read on per-verse strips at 0.85 with adjudication zooms up to 12x. Band detection over x 950-3250 at darkness threshold 90 resolves 24 verse lines -- three of them split into two detections apiece -- plus four gloss lines; verse lines run 75-133 px and gloss lines 83-92 px, so the verse/gloss height split holds for the eighteenth page. परिधि, the third अप्रकाश ग्रह, runs its COMPLETE twelve-house round on this single page, verses 26-37, opened by the editor's own centred subheading परिधि-फल— (3.8x, q144-subhead.png), which is editorial matter and is cited by name here but never transcribed as BPHS content. THE PAGE'S PRINCIPAL ADJUDICATION. The seventh-house name is printed घूनभावस्थे and is RETAINED EXACTLY AS PRINTED. At 12x (q144-dyuna-12x.png) the first akshara is a single-story letter whose left element is a CLOSED LOOP with an internal counter, joined by a mid-bar to the right stem, and a morphological opening (MaxFilter(7) then MinFilter(7)) did not break that closure, so it is real ink and not a blot. Set at matched height beside the ध of धनस्थे (26.27) and of धर्मवत्सलः (26.30) in q144-gha-dha-ctrl.png, both controls show ध's OPEN lower-left hook, and परिधौ supplies twelve further ध controls on this one page. Set beside the stacked ध्य of अध्यात्मचिन्तकः (26.33) in q144-dyuna-ctrl.png it is far too narrow and has no second story, which excludes the stacked द्य ligature. So the fount prints घून, which is neither a Sanskrit word nor a house name. The seventh house is required BOTH by position -- 26.31 is रिपुभाव, the 6th, and 26.33 रन्ध्रभाव, the 8th -- AND by sense, स्त्रीणां व्याधिः following in the same line; the standard name fitting -ूनभाव is द्यून. The English and Hindi therefore render the seventh house and say so, and the divergence is disclosed here rather than silently normalised. RECHECK DISCHARGED at printed page १४५, where the editor glosses this verse जायाभावस्थ वह हो तो मनुष्य कम सन्तान वाला दुःखी, मन्दबुद्धि, निर्दय तथा रुग्णस्त्रीवाला होता है: जाया, the wife, is the seventh house, so the reading arrived at from position and sense alone is confirmed from outside the fount. He does not reproduce the printed घून either -- he simply reads the seventh house. He does, however, take स्त्रीणां व्याधिश्च as 'having a diseased wife' rather than 'disease arising through women'; both are defensible constructions of the genitive and the English here keeps the latter. Separately, सुखैर्हीनो was confirmed at 5.0x (q144-sukhair.png) and is exactly paralleled by 26.6's स्वल्पापत्यो धनैर्हीनो in this same chapter. The four gloss lines stop MID-CLAUSE inside verse 28 and print no closing ॥ N-M ॥ range at all, so the remainder of verse 28 together with verses 29-37 carried the largest gloss debt of this run onto printed page १४५. DISCHARGED IN FULL: page १४५ opens with thirteen gloss lines covering exactly that material and closing ॥ २६-३७ ॥, which also fixes the verse numbering across the page break independently of the fount. The gloss corroborated मूर्तौ=लग्नस्थ, सत्यरतः=सत्यनिष्ठ, धनवान्=धनी, शुचिः=पवित्र, दाता=दानी, गुरुवत्सलः=गुरुरक्त (6.5x, q144-gururakta2.png), धनस्थे=धनगत, ईश्वरो=शक्तिसम्पन्न, रूपवान्=सुन्दर, धर्मपरायणः=धर्मरत, प्रभुर्भवति मानवः=लोकनायक होता है, तृतीये=सहजस्थ, स्त्रीवल्लभः=स्त्री का प्रिय, सुरूपाङ्गो=सुन्दर स्वरूप वाला, देवस्वजनसङ्गतः=देवता एवं स्वजनों का प्रेमी, and भृत्यो=भृत्यवृत्ति करने वाला (5.5x, q144-bhrtyavrtti.png). Verse block x 952-3204, gloss block x 578-3247: indented 374 px on the left but stopping only 43 px short on the right -- FAR BELOW the 113-227 px range of the previous seventeen pages (and printed page १४५ then went the other way, to 324 px with a left indent of only 226 px, so this page is the low point of a spread wider at BOTH ends than eighteen pages could show), and re-measured as ink runs with page-edge scan noise discarded before being recorded, since a raw min/max gave a spurious 0-3450. It is not driven by one outlier line: the verse right edges cluster at 3162-3204 against a gloss edge steady at 3244-3247. Verso page: book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् centred x 1634-2362, folio at the LEFT, x 614-760, so the verso/recto alternation holds for the tenth page. The running head is over-inked and the digits blot at plain magnification; a morphological opening in the correct direction -- MaxFilter(7) then MinFilter(7) -- at 6.0x resolved १, ४, ४, the second and third glyphs each showing ४'s twin lobes split by a vertical white gap with a right stem, controlled against the verified ४ of ॥ ३४ ॥ and the verified ६ of ॥ २६ ॥ and ॥ ३६ ॥ on this same page (q144-folio-ctrl.png). The eGangotri provenance stamp stands alone at y 4670-4715, clear below the last gloss line at y 4630, and obscures no text -- the third page in succession needing no morphological opening on the text itself. The edition's embedded page images are only 1335x1997 at 241 ppi, so every 600 dpi render is an upscale; readings are taken at 0.70-0.90 downscale, with high magnification reserved for single-glyph adjudication. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  33. 26.33 सत्यापित

    Verse 33

    संस्कृत

    अध्यात्मचिन्तकः शान्तो दृढकायो दृढव्रतः । धर्मवांश्च सुसत्त्वश्च परिधौ रन्ध्रभावगे ॥ ३३ ॥

    adhyaatmachintakah shaanto dridhakaayo dridhavratah | dharmavaamshcha susattvashcha paridhau randhrabhaavage || 33 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    A contemplator of the supreme Self, tranquil, of firm body and firm vows, righteous and of good essence: such is he with Paridhi in the Randhra (eighth) house.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    अष्टम (रन्ध्र) भाव में परिधि हो तो जातक अध्यात्मचिन्तक, शान्त, दृढ़ शरीर वाला, दृढ़व्रती, धर्मवान् तथा सत्त्वशील होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.26, verse 33. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.176, printed page १४४/144. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p144-176.png (600dpi, 3451x4957 -- the eighteenth different page width in eighteen pages), read on per-verse strips at 0.85 with adjudication zooms up to 12x. Band detection over x 950-3250 at darkness threshold 90 resolves 24 verse lines -- three of them split into two detections apiece -- plus four gloss lines; verse lines run 75-133 px and gloss lines 83-92 px, so the verse/gloss height split holds for the eighteenth page. परिधि, the third अप्रकाश ग्रह, runs its COMPLETE twelve-house round on this single page, verses 26-37, opened by the editor's own centred subheading परिधि-फल— (3.8x, q144-subhead.png), which is editorial matter and is cited by name here but never transcribed as BPHS content. The 8th house. The ध्य of अध्यात्मचिन्तकः is the stacked-ligature control that excluded द्य at 26.32; it is visibly two-story and roughly half again as wide as the disputed akshara. The four gloss lines stop MID-CLAUSE inside verse 28 and print no closing ॥ N-M ॥ range at all, so the remainder of verse 28 together with verses 29-37 carried the largest gloss debt of this run onto printed page १४५. DISCHARGED IN FULL: page १४५ opens with thirteen gloss lines covering exactly that material and closing ॥ २६-३७ ॥, which also fixes the verse numbering across the page break independently of the fount. The gloss corroborated मूर्तौ=लग्नस्थ, सत्यरतः=सत्यनिष्ठ, धनवान्=धनी, शुचिः=पवित्र, दाता=दानी, गुरुवत्सलः=गुरुरक्त (6.5x, q144-gururakta2.png), धनस्थे=धनगत, ईश्वरो=शक्तिसम्पन्न, रूपवान्=सुन्दर, धर्मपरायणः=धर्मरत, प्रभुर्भवति मानवः=लोकनायक होता है, तृतीये=सहजस्थ, स्त्रीवल्लभः=स्त्री का प्रिय, सुरूपाङ्गो=सुन्दर स्वरूप वाला, देवस्वजनसङ्गतः=देवता एवं स्वजनों का प्रेमी, and भृत्यो=भृत्यवृत्ति करने वाला (5.5x, q144-bhrtyavrtti.png). Verse block x 952-3204, gloss block x 578-3247: indented 374 px on the left but stopping only 43 px short on the right -- FAR BELOW the 113-227 px range of the previous seventeen pages (and printed page १४५ then went the other way, to 324 px with a left indent of only 226 px, so this page is the low point of a spread wider at BOTH ends than eighteen pages could show), and re-measured as ink runs with page-edge scan noise discarded before being recorded, since a raw min/max gave a spurious 0-3450. It is not driven by one outlier line: the verse right edges cluster at 3162-3204 against a gloss edge steady at 3244-3247. Verso page: book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् centred x 1634-2362, folio at the LEFT, x 614-760, so the verso/recto alternation holds for the tenth page. The running head is over-inked and the digits blot at plain magnification; a morphological opening in the correct direction -- MaxFilter(7) then MinFilter(7) -- at 6.0x resolved १, ४, ४, the second and third glyphs each showing ४'s twin lobes split by a vertical white gap with a right stem, controlled against the verified ४ of ॥ ३४ ॥ and the verified ६ of ॥ २६ ॥ and ॥ ३६ ॥ on this same page (q144-folio-ctrl.png). The eGangotri provenance stamp stands alone at y 4670-4715, clear below the last gloss line at y 4630, and obscures no text -- the third page in succession needing no morphological opening on the text itself. The edition's embedded page images are only 1335x1997 at 241 ppi, so every 600 dpi render is an upscale; readings are taken at 0.70-0.90 downscale, with high magnification reserved for single-glyph adjudication. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  34. 26.34 सत्यापित

    Verse 34

    संस्कृत

    पुत्रान्वितः सुखी कान्तो धनाढ्यो लौल्यवर्जितः । परिधौ धर्मगे मानी त्वल्पसन्तुष्टमानसः ॥ ३४ ॥

    putraanvitah sukhee kaanto dhanaadhyo laulyavarjitah | paridhau dharmage maanee tvalpasantushtamaanasah || 34 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Blessed with sons, happy, comely, rich in wealth and free of greed: with Paridhi in the ninth house he is proud, yet his mind is content with little.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    नवम (धर्म) भाव में परिधि हो तो जातक पुत्रवान्, सुखी, कान्तिमान्, धनाढ्य, लोभरहित, मानी तथा अल्प में ही सन्तुष्ट रहने वाला होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.26, verse 34. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.176, printed page १४४/144. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p144-176.png (600dpi, 3451x4957 -- the eighteenth different page width in eighteen pages), read on per-verse strips at 0.85 with adjudication zooms up to 12x. Band detection over x 950-3250 at darkness threshold 90 resolves 24 verse lines -- three of them split into two detections apiece -- plus four gloss lines; verse lines run 75-133 px and gloss lines 83-92 px, so the verse/gloss height split holds for the eighteenth page. परिधि, the third अप्रकाश ग्रह, runs its COMPLETE twelve-house round on this single page, verses 26-37, opened by the editor's own centred subheading परिधि-फल— (3.8x, q144-subhead.png), which is editorial matter and is cited by name here but never transcribed as BPHS content. The 9th house. धनाढ्यो recurs here, the chapter's fifth आढ्य compound after धनधान्यहिरण्याढ्यो (26.12), धनाढ्यो (26.16), अश्वाढ्यो (26.24) and बहुकर्माढ्यो (26.25). This verse's numeral ॥ ३४ ॥ supplied the verified ४ that settled the folio. The four gloss lines stop MID-CLAUSE inside verse 28 and print no closing ॥ N-M ॥ range at all, so the remainder of verse 28 together with verses 29-37 carried the largest gloss debt of this run onto printed page १४५. DISCHARGED IN FULL: page १४५ opens with thirteen gloss lines covering exactly that material and closing ॥ २६-३७ ॥, which also fixes the verse numbering across the page break independently of the fount. The gloss corroborated मूर्तौ=लग्नस्थ, सत्यरतः=सत्यनिष्ठ, धनवान्=धनी, शुचिः=पवित्र, दाता=दानी, गुरुवत्सलः=गुरुरक्त (6.5x, q144-gururakta2.png), धनस्थे=धनगत, ईश्वरो=शक्तिसम्पन्न, रूपवान्=सुन्दर, धर्मपरायणः=धर्मरत, प्रभुर्भवति मानवः=लोकनायक होता है, तृतीये=सहजस्थ, स्त्रीवल्लभः=स्त्री का प्रिय, सुरूपाङ्गो=सुन्दर स्वरूप वाला, देवस्वजनसङ्गतः=देवता एवं स्वजनों का प्रेमी, and भृत्यो=भृत्यवृत्ति करने वाला (5.5x, q144-bhrtyavrtti.png). Verse block x 952-3204, gloss block x 578-3247: indented 374 px on the left but stopping only 43 px short on the right -- FAR BELOW the 113-227 px range of the previous seventeen pages (and printed page १४५ then went the other way, to 324 px with a left indent of only 226 px, so this page is the low point of a spread wider at BOTH ends than eighteen pages could show), and re-measured as ink runs with page-edge scan noise discarded before being recorded, since a raw min/max gave a spurious 0-3450. It is not driven by one outlier line: the verse right edges cluster at 3162-3204 against a gloss edge steady at 3244-3247. Verso page: book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् centred x 1634-2362, folio at the LEFT, x 614-760, so the verso/recto alternation holds for the tenth page. The running head is over-inked and the digits blot at plain magnification; a morphological opening in the correct direction -- MaxFilter(7) then MinFilter(7) -- at 6.0x resolved १, ४, ४, the second and third glyphs each showing ४'s twin lobes split by a vertical white gap with a right stem, controlled against the verified ४ of ॥ ३४ ॥ and the verified ६ of ॥ २६ ॥ and ॥ ३६ ॥ on this same page (q144-folio-ctrl.png). The eGangotri provenance stamp stands alone at y 4670-4715, clear below the last gloss line at y 4630, and obscures no text -- the third page in succession needing no morphological opening on the text itself. The edition's embedded page images are only 1335x1997 at 241 ppi, so every 600 dpi render is an upscale; readings are taken at 0.70-0.90 downscale, with high magnification reserved for single-glyph adjudication. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  35. 26.35 सत्यापित

    Verse 35

    संस्कृत

    कलासु कुशलो भोगी दृढकायो ह्यमत्सरः । परिधौ दशमे प्राप्ते सर्वशास्त्रार्थपारगः ॥ ३५ ॥

    kalaasu kushalo bhogee dridhakaayo hyamatsarah | paridhau dashame praapte sarvashaastraarthapaaragah || 35 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Skilled in the arts, given to enjoyments, of firm body and free from envy: when Paridhi reaches the tenth house he masters the meaning of every shastra.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    दशम भाव में परिधि हो तो जातक कलाओं में कुशल, भोगी, दृढ़ शरीर वाला, मत्सररहित तथा समस्त शास्त्रों के अर्थ का पारगामी होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.26, verse 35. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.176, printed page १४४/144. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p144-176.png (600dpi, 3451x4957 -- the eighteenth different page width in eighteen pages), read on per-verse strips at 0.85 with adjudication zooms up to 12x. Band detection over x 950-3250 at darkness threshold 90 resolves 24 verse lines -- three of them split into two detections apiece -- plus four gloss lines; verse lines run 75-133 px and gloss lines 83-92 px, so the verse/gloss height split holds for the eighteenth page. परिधि, the third अप्रकाश ग्रह, runs its COMPLETE twelve-house round on this single page, verses 26-37, opened by the editor's own centred subheading परिधि-फल— (3.8x, q144-subhead.png), which is editorial matter and is cited by name here but never transcribed as BPHS content. The 10th house. कलासु कुशलो is the chapter's THIRD genuine कला, after कलासु निपुणः (26.19) and the कला of Chapter 25's vocabulary -- further reinforcing why the editor slipped to कलाओं का वेत्ता at 26.12 where the fount prints फलान्वितः. The final word was checked at 4.8x (q144-paraga.png): the closing consonant is ग's plain hook-and-stem, not ज's upper loop and crossbar, so पारगः and not पारजः. CONFIRMED at printed page १४५, where the editor writes सभी शास्त्रों में पारङ्गत; he glosses कलासु कुशलो as कलाओं में प्रवीण, दृढकायो as बलिष्ठशरीर वाला and ह्यमत्सरः as निष्कपट. The four gloss lines stop MID-CLAUSE inside verse 28 and print no closing ॥ N-M ॥ range at all, so the remainder of verse 28 together with verses 29-37 carried the largest gloss debt of this run onto printed page १४५. DISCHARGED IN FULL: page १४५ opens with thirteen gloss lines covering exactly that material and closing ॥ २६-३७ ॥, which also fixes the verse numbering across the page break independently of the fount. The gloss corroborated मूर्तौ=लग्नस्थ, सत्यरतः=सत्यनिष्ठ, धनवान्=धनी, शुचिः=पवित्र, दाता=दानी, गुरुवत्सलः=गुरुरक्त (6.5x, q144-gururakta2.png), धनस्थे=धनगत, ईश्वरो=शक्तिसम्पन्न, रूपवान्=सुन्दर, धर्मपरायणः=धर्मरत, प्रभुर्भवति मानवः=लोकनायक होता है, तृतीये=सहजस्थ, स्त्रीवल्लभः=स्त्री का प्रिय, सुरूपाङ्गो=सुन्दर स्वरूप वाला, देवस्वजनसङ्गतः=देवता एवं स्वजनों का प्रेमी, and भृत्यो=भृत्यवृत्ति करने वाला (5.5x, q144-bhrtyavrtti.png). Verse block x 952-3204, gloss block x 578-3247: indented 374 px on the left but stopping only 43 px short on the right -- FAR BELOW the 113-227 px range of the previous seventeen pages (and printed page १४५ then went the other way, to 324 px with a left indent of only 226 px, so this page is the low point of a spread wider at BOTH ends than eighteen pages could show), and re-measured as ink runs with page-edge scan noise discarded before being recorded, since a raw min/max gave a spurious 0-3450. It is not driven by one outlier line: the verse right edges cluster at 3162-3204 against a gloss edge steady at 3244-3247. Verso page: book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् centred x 1634-2362, folio at the LEFT, x 614-760, so the verso/recto alternation holds for the tenth page. The running head is over-inked and the digits blot at plain magnification; a morphological opening in the correct direction -- MaxFilter(7) then MinFilter(7) -- at 6.0x resolved १, ४, ४, the second and third glyphs each showing ४'s twin lobes split by a vertical white gap with a right stem, controlled against the verified ४ of ॥ ३४ ॥ and the verified ६ of ॥ २६ ॥ and ॥ ३६ ॥ on this same page (q144-folio-ctrl.png). The eGangotri provenance stamp stands alone at y 4670-4715, clear below the last gloss line at y 4630, and obscures no text -- the third page in succession needing no morphological opening on the text itself. The edition's embedded page images are only 1335x1997 at 241 ppi, so every 600 dpi render is an upscale; readings are taken at 0.70-0.90 downscale, with high magnification reserved for single-glyph adjudication. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  36. 26.36 सत्यापित

    Verse 36

    संस्कृत

    स्त्रीरोगी गुणवांश्चैव मतिमान् स्वजनप्रियः । लाभे तु परिधौ याते मन्दाग्निरुपपद्यते ॥ ३६ ॥

    streerogee gunavaamshchaiva matimaan svajanapriyah | laabhe tu paridhau yaate mandaagnirupapadyate || 36 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Afflicted with disease through women, yet virtuous, intelligent and dear to his own people: with Paridhi gone to the house of gain (eleventh), a weak digestive fire befalls him.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    लाभ भाव में परिधि हो तो जातक स्त्रीजन्य रोग से पीड़ित, गुणवान्, बुद्धिमान् तथा स्वजनों का प्रिय होता है, और उसे मन्दाग्नि हो जाती है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.26, verse 36. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.176, printed page १४४/144. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p144-176.png (600dpi, 3451x4957 -- the eighteenth different page width in eighteen pages), read on per-verse strips at 0.85 with adjudication zooms up to 12x. Band detection over x 950-3250 at darkness threshold 90 resolves 24 verse lines -- three of them split into two detections apiece -- plus four gloss lines; verse lines run 75-133 px and gloss lines 83-92 px, so the verse/gloss height split holds for the eighteenth page. परिधि, the third अप्रकाश ग्रह, runs its COMPLETE twelve-house round on this single page, verses 26-37, opened by the editor's own centred subheading परिधि-फल— (3.8x, q144-subhead.png), which is editorial matter and is cited by name here but never transcribed as BPHS content. The 11th house. This verse's numeral ॥ ३६ ॥ supplied one of the two verified ६ controls used on the folio. The four gloss lines stop MID-CLAUSE inside verse 28 and print no closing ॥ N-M ॥ range at all, so the remainder of verse 28 together with verses 29-37 carried the largest gloss debt of this run onto printed page १४५. DISCHARGED IN FULL: page १४५ opens with thirteen gloss lines covering exactly that material and closing ॥ २६-३७ ॥, which also fixes the verse numbering across the page break independently of the fount. The gloss corroborated मूर्तौ=लग्नस्थ, सत्यरतः=सत्यनिष्ठ, धनवान्=धनी, शुचिः=पवित्र, दाता=दानी, गुरुवत्सलः=गुरुरक्त (6.5x, q144-gururakta2.png), धनस्थे=धनगत, ईश्वरो=शक्तिसम्पन्न, रूपवान्=सुन्दर, धर्मपरायणः=धर्मरत, प्रभुर्भवति मानवः=लोकनायक होता है, तृतीये=सहजस्थ, स्त्रीवल्लभः=स्त्री का प्रिय, सुरूपाङ्गो=सुन्दर स्वरूप वाला, देवस्वजनसङ्गतः=देवता एवं स्वजनों का प्रेमी, and भृत्यो=भृत्यवृत्ति करने वाला (5.5x, q144-bhrtyavrtti.png). Verse block x 952-3204, gloss block x 578-3247: indented 374 px on the left but stopping only 43 px short on the right -- FAR BELOW the 113-227 px range of the previous seventeen pages (and printed page १४५ then went the other way, to 324 px with a left indent of only 226 px, so this page is the low point of a spread wider at BOTH ends than eighteen pages could show), and re-measured as ink runs with page-edge scan noise discarded before being recorded, since a raw min/max gave a spurious 0-3450. It is not driven by one outlier line: the verse right edges cluster at 3162-3204 against a gloss edge steady at 3244-3247. Verso page: book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् centred x 1634-2362, folio at the LEFT, x 614-760, so the verso/recto alternation holds for the tenth page. The running head is over-inked and the digits blot at plain magnification; a morphological opening in the correct direction -- MaxFilter(7) then MinFilter(7) -- at 6.0x resolved १, ४, ४, the second and third glyphs each showing ४'s twin lobes split by a vertical white gap with a right stem, controlled against the verified ४ of ॥ ३४ ॥ and the verified ६ of ॥ २६ ॥ and ॥ ३६ ॥ on this same page (q144-folio-ctrl.png). The eGangotri provenance stamp stands alone at y 4670-4715, clear below the last gloss line at y 4630, and obscures no text -- the third page in succession needing no morphological opening on the text itself. The edition's embedded page images are only 1335x1997 at 241 ppi, so every 600 dpi render is an upscale; readings are taken at 0.70-0.90 downscale, with high magnification reserved for single-glyph adjudication. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  37. 26.37 सत्यापित

    Verse 37

    संस्कृत

    व्ययस्थे परिधौ जातो गुरुनिन्दापरायणः । दुर्मतिर्दुःखितो नित्यं जायते व्ययकृत्तथा ॥ ३७ ॥

    vyayasthe paridhau jaato gurunindaaparaayanah | durmatirduhkhito nityam jaayate vyayakrittathaa || 37 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Born with Paridhi in the twelfth house, he is given to reviling his preceptor; he is evil-minded, perpetually unhappy, and a squanderer besides.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    व्ययभाव में परिधि हो तो उत्पन्न जातक गुरुनिन्दा में तत्पर, दुर्बुद्धि, सदा दुःखी तथा व्यय करने वाला होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.26, verse 37. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.176, printed page १४४/144. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p144-176.png (600dpi, 3451x4957 -- the eighteenth different page width in eighteen pages), read on per-verse strips at 0.85 with adjudication zooms up to 12x. Band detection over x 950-3250 at darkness threshold 90 resolves 24 verse lines -- three of them split into two detections apiece -- plus four gloss lines; verse lines run 75-133 px and gloss lines 83-92 px, so the verse/gloss height split holds for the eighteenth page. परिधि, the third अप्रकाश ग्रह, runs its COMPLETE twelve-house round on this single page, verses 26-37, opened by the editor's own centred subheading परिधि-फल— (3.8x, q144-subhead.png), which is editorial matter and is cited by name here but never transcribed as BPHS content. The 12th house -- परिधि's round closes, twelve verses for twelve houses exactly, the same shape as धूम's round (26.2-26.13) and पात's (26.14-26.25). Note the deliberate contrast with 26.26, where परिधि in the 1st house made the native गुरुवत्सलः: in the 12th it makes him गुरुनिन्दापरायणः. The repha of दुर्मतिर्दुःखितो was read against the discriminator established at 26.21, where a repha over a following consonant reduces to something resembling an anusvaara at strip scale. The four gloss lines stop MID-CLAUSE inside verse 28 and print no closing ॥ N-M ॥ range at all, so the remainder of verse 28 together with verses 29-37 carried the largest gloss debt of this run onto printed page १४५. DISCHARGED IN FULL: page १४५ opens with thirteen gloss lines covering exactly that material and closing ॥ २६-३७ ॥, which also fixes the verse numbering across the page break independently of the fount. The gloss corroborated मूर्तौ=लग्नस्थ, सत्यरतः=सत्यनिष्ठ, धनवान्=धनी, शुचिः=पवित्र, दाता=दानी, गुरुवत्सलः=गुरुरक्त (6.5x, q144-gururakta2.png), धनस्थे=धनगत, ईश्वरो=शक्तिसम्पन्न, रूपवान्=सुन्दर, धर्मपरायणः=धर्मरत, प्रभुर्भवति मानवः=लोकनायक होता है, तृतीये=सहजस्थ, स्त्रीवल्लभः=स्त्री का प्रिय, सुरूपाङ्गो=सुन्दर स्वरूप वाला, देवस्वजनसङ्गतः=देवता एवं स्वजनों का प्रेमी, and भृत्यो=भृत्यवृत्ति करने वाला (5.5x, q144-bhrtyavrtti.png). Verse block x 952-3204, gloss block x 578-3247: indented 374 px on the left but stopping only 43 px short on the right -- FAR BELOW the 113-227 px range of the previous seventeen pages (and printed page १४५ then went the other way, to 324 px with a left indent of only 226 px, so this page is the low point of a spread wider at BOTH ends than eighteen pages could show), and re-measured as ink runs with page-edge scan noise discarded before being recorded, since a raw min/max gave a spurious 0-3450. It is not driven by one outlier line: the verse right edges cluster at 3162-3204 against a gloss edge steady at 3244-3247. Verso page: book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् centred x 1634-2362, folio at the LEFT, x 614-760, so the verso/recto alternation holds for the tenth page. The running head is over-inked and the digits blot at plain magnification; a morphological opening in the correct direction -- MaxFilter(7) then MinFilter(7) -- at 6.0x resolved १, ४, ४, the second and third glyphs each showing ४'s twin lobes split by a vertical white gap with a right stem, controlled against the verified ४ of ॥ ३४ ॥ and the verified ६ of ॥ २६ ॥ and ॥ ३६ ॥ on this same page (q144-folio-ctrl.png). The eGangotri provenance stamp stands alone at y 4670-4715, clear below the last gloss line at y 4630, and obscures no text -- the third page in succession needing no morphological opening on the text itself. The edition's embedded page images are only 1335x1997 at 241 ppi, so every 600 dpi render is an upscale; readings are taken at 0.70-0.90 downscale, with high magnification reserved for single-glyph adjudication. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  38. 26.38 सत्यापित

    Verse 38

    संस्कृत

    धनधान्य-हिरण्याढ्यः कृतज्ञः सम्मतः सताम् । सर्वदोष-परित्यक्तश्चापे तनुगते नरः ॥ ३८ ॥

    dhanadhaanya-hiranyaadhyah kritajnah sammatah sataam | sarvadosha-parityaktashchaape tanugate narah || 38 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Rich in wealth, grain and gold, grateful, esteemed among the good, and free of every fault is the man when Chapa occupies the Tanu (first) house.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    चाप यदि तनु (लग्न) भाव में हो तो मनुष्य धन, धान्य तथा स्वर्ण से सम्पन्न, कृतज्ञ, सज्जनों में सम्मानित तथा समस्त दोषों से रहित होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.26, verse 38. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.177, printed page १४५/145. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p145-177.png (600dpi, 3115x4957 -- the nineteenth different page width in nineteen pages), read on per-verse strips at 0.85 with adjudication zooms up to 7.5x. Band detection resolves 32 bands: the running head, thirteen gloss lines of 54-83 px, the editor's centred subheading, sixteen verse lines of 74-113 px, and the stamp. The verse/gloss height split holds for the nineteenth page. चाप -- Indrachaapa, the bow -- is the FOURTH अप्रकाश ग्रह, opened by the editor's own centred subheading चापफल— (3.8x, q145-subhead.png), which is editorial matter and is cited by name here but never transcribed as BPHS content. Its round begins at the 1st house in verse 38 and reaches the 8th in verse 45, so it continues onto printed page १४६. THE FOUNT NAMES THIS ONE BODY THREE WAYS IN FOUR VERSES: चापे (38, 39, 42, 43, 44, 45), धनुषि (40) and कार्मुके (41, confirmed at 6.5x in q145-karmuka.png, the repha clearly seated over the मु). All three are ordinary Sanskrit words for a bow and all three take the same house-by-house frame, so they are one graha under three names rather than three bodies -- the first time in this chapter that a body is named by synonyms mid-round. चाप's round opens at the 1st house, named here तनु rather than मूर्ति -- the fourth body, and the fourth round in this chapter to begin from the 1st house. The printed hyphens of धनधान्य-हिरण्याढ्यः and सर्वदोष-परित्यक्तश्चापे are mirrored into both scripts. धनधान्यहिरण्याढ्य recurs from 26.12, and is the chapter's sixth आढ्य compound. The gloss block on this page precedes the subheading and belongs entirely to परिधि: thirteen lines closing ॥ २६-३७ ॥, which discharges printed page १४४'s debt in full and fixes the verse numbering across the page break independently of the fount. Verses 38-45 therefore carried a fresh gloss debt of their own onto printed page १४६. DISCHARGED IN FULL: page १४६ carries seventeen gloss lines closing ॥ ३८-४९ ॥, covering these eight verses together with its own 46-49. Verse block x 500-2612, gloss block x 274-2936: indented only 226 px on the left and stopping 324 px short on the right. BOTH FIGURES BREAK THEIR PREVIOUS RANGES -- the left indent had held within 357-392 px for eighteen pages and the right shortfall within 43-227 px -- so the verses on this page are set in a distinctly narrower and more centred measure than anything before it, with markedly wider word spacing. CONFIRMED AS A SUSTAINED CHANGE OF SETTING, NOT AN ANOMALY: printed page १४६ measures 230 px left and 307 px right, repeating this page almost exactly, so the narrower measure begins at १४५ and continues. Measured as ink runs with page-edge scan noise discarded; the alternation is regular, first lines closing at 2267-2286 on the danda and second lines at 2596-2612 on the numeral. Recto page: chapter title धूमाद्यप्रकाशग्रहफलाध्यायः centred x 1181-1992, folio at the RIGHT, x 2760-2908, so the verso/recto alternation holds for the eleventh page. Read १, ४, ५ at 6.0x (q145-folio.png), the second glyph showing ४'s twin lobes split by a vertical white gap and the third the single hooked form of ५, and continuous with page १४४'s १४४. The eGangotri provenance stamp stands alone below the last verse and obscures no text -- the fourth page in succession needing no morphological opening on the text itself. Below it at x 436-679 sits the printer's gathering signature १० बृ०, which is binding apparatus and not part of the text. The edition's embedded page images are only 1335x1997 at 241 ppi, so every 600 dpi render is an upscale; readings are taken at 0.70-0.90 downscale, with high magnification reserved for single-glyph adjudication. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  39. 26.39 सत्यापित

    Verse 39

    संस्कृत

    प्रियंवदः प्रगल्भाढ्यो विनीतो विद्यया युतः । धनभावगते चापे रूपवान् धर्मतत्परः ॥ ३९ ॥

    priyamvadah pragalbhaadhyo vineeto vidyayaa yutah | dhanabhaavagate chaape roopavaan dharmatatparah || 39 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Sweet of speech, abounding in boldness, modest and endowed with learning: with Chapa in the second house he is handsome and intent upon dharma.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    धनभाव में चाप हो तो जातक मधुरभाषी, प्रगल्भता से युक्त, विनम्र, विद्यायुक्त, रूपवान् तथा धर्म में तत्पर होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.26, verse 39. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.177, printed page १४५/145. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p145-177.png (600dpi, 3115x4957 -- the nineteenth different page width in nineteen pages), read on per-verse strips at 0.85 with adjudication zooms up to 7.5x. Band detection resolves 32 bands: the running head, thirteen gloss lines of 54-83 px, the editor's centred subheading, sixteen verse lines of 74-113 px, and the stamp. The verse/gloss height split holds for the nineteenth page. चाप -- Indrachaapa, the bow -- is the FOURTH अप्रकाश ग्रह, opened by the editor's own centred subheading चापफल— (3.8x, q145-subhead.png), which is editorial matter and is cited by name here but never transcribed as BPHS content. Its round begins at the 1st house in verse 38 and reaches the 8th in verse 45, so it continues onto printed page १४६. THE FOUNT NAMES THIS ONE BODY THREE WAYS IN FOUR VERSES: चापे (38, 39, 42, 43, 44, 45), धनुषि (40) and कार्मुके (41, confirmed at 6.5x in q145-karmuka.png, the repha clearly seated over the मु). All three are ordinary Sanskrit words for a bow and all three take the same house-by-house frame, so they are one graha under three names rather than three bodies -- the first time in this chapter that a body is named by synonyms mid-round. The 2nd house. प्रगल्भाढ्यो is the chapter's seventh आढ्य compound and the FIRST in which the thing possessed is not material -- boldness or eloquence rather than wealth, grain, gold or horses. The gloss block on this page precedes the subheading and belongs entirely to परिधि: thirteen lines closing ॥ २६-३७ ॥, which discharges printed page १४४'s debt in full and fixes the verse numbering across the page break independently of the fount. Verses 38-45 therefore carried a fresh gloss debt of their own onto printed page १४६. DISCHARGED IN FULL: page १४६ carries seventeen gloss lines closing ॥ ३८-४९ ॥, covering these eight verses together with its own 46-49. Verse block x 500-2612, gloss block x 274-2936: indented only 226 px on the left and stopping 324 px short on the right. BOTH FIGURES BREAK THEIR PREVIOUS RANGES -- the left indent had held within 357-392 px for eighteen pages and the right shortfall within 43-227 px -- so the verses on this page are set in a distinctly narrower and more centred measure than anything before it, with markedly wider word spacing. CONFIRMED AS A SUSTAINED CHANGE OF SETTING, NOT AN ANOMALY: printed page १४६ measures 230 px left and 307 px right, repeating this page almost exactly, so the narrower measure begins at १४५ and continues. Measured as ink runs with page-edge scan noise discarded; the alternation is regular, first lines closing at 2267-2286 on the danda and second lines at 2596-2612 on the numeral. Recto page: chapter title धूमाद्यप्रकाशग्रहफलाध्यायः centred x 1181-1992, folio at the RIGHT, x 2760-2908, so the verso/recto alternation holds for the eleventh page. Read १, ४, ५ at 6.0x (q145-folio.png), the second glyph showing ४'s twin lobes split by a vertical white gap and the third the single hooked form of ५, and continuous with page १४४'s १४४. The eGangotri provenance stamp stands alone below the last verse and obscures no text -- the fourth page in succession needing no morphological opening on the text itself. Below it at x 436-679 sits the printer's gathering signature १० बृ०, which is binding apparatus and not part of the text. The edition's embedded page images are only 1335x1997 at 241 ppi, so every 600 dpi render is an upscale; readings are taken at 0.70-0.90 downscale, with high magnification reserved for single-glyph adjudication. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  40. 26.40 सत्यापित

    Verse 40

    संस्कृत

    कृपणोऽतिकलाभिज्ञश्चौर्यकर्मरतः सदा । सहजे धनुषि प्राप्ते हीनाङ्गो गतसौहृदः ॥ ४० ॥

    kripano.atikalaabhijnashchauryakarmaratah sadaa | sahaje dhanushi praapte heenaango gatasauhridah || 40 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Miserly, very well versed in the arts, and always given to acts of theft: when the Bow reaches the third house he is defective of limb and bereft of friendship.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    तृतीय भाव में धनु (चाप) हो तो जातक कृपण, कलाओं का अत्यन्त ज्ञाता, सदा चोरी के कर्मों में रत, अङ्गहीन तथा मित्रता से रहित होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.26, verse 40. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.177, printed page १४५/145. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p145-177.png (600dpi, 3115x4957 -- the nineteenth different page width in nineteen pages), read on per-verse strips at 0.85 with adjudication zooms up to 7.5x. Band detection resolves 32 bands: the running head, thirteen gloss lines of 54-83 px, the editor's centred subheading, sixteen verse lines of 74-113 px, and the stamp. The verse/gloss height split holds for the nineteenth page. चाप -- Indrachaapa, the bow -- is the FOURTH अप्रकाश ग्रह, opened by the editor's own centred subheading चापफल— (3.8x, q145-subhead.png), which is editorial matter and is cited by name here but never transcribed as BPHS content. Its round begins at the 1st house in verse 38 and reaches the 8th in verse 45, so it continues onto printed page १४६. THE FOUNT NAMES THIS ONE BODY THREE WAYS IN FOUR VERSES: चापे (38, 39, 42, 43, 44, 45), धनुषि (40) and कार्मुके (41, confirmed at 6.5x in q145-karmuka.png, the repha clearly seated over the मु). All three are ordinary Sanskrit words for a bow and all three take the same house-by-house frame, so they are one graha under three names rather than three bodies -- the first time in this chapter that a body is named by synonyms mid-round. The 3rd house, and the verse in which the body is called धनुषि instead of चापे. अतिकलाभिज्ञ is the chapter's THIRD genuine कला after कलासु निपुणः (26.19) and कलासु कुशलो (26.35) -- further explaining, without excusing, the editor's कलाओं का वेत्ता at 26.12 where the fount prints फलान्वितः. This verse's भिज्ञ is also the fount's own ज्ञ, and serves as the control that settled 26.44. The gloss block on this page precedes the subheading and belongs entirely to परिधि: thirteen lines closing ॥ २६-३७ ॥, which discharges printed page १४४'s debt in full and fixes the verse numbering across the page break independently of the fount. Verses 38-45 therefore carried a fresh gloss debt of their own onto printed page १४६. DISCHARGED IN FULL: page १४६ carries seventeen gloss lines closing ॥ ३८-४९ ॥, covering these eight verses together with its own 46-49. Verse block x 500-2612, gloss block x 274-2936: indented only 226 px on the left and stopping 324 px short on the right. BOTH FIGURES BREAK THEIR PREVIOUS RANGES -- the left indent had held within 357-392 px for eighteen pages and the right shortfall within 43-227 px -- so the verses on this page are set in a distinctly narrower and more centred measure than anything before it, with markedly wider word spacing. CONFIRMED AS A SUSTAINED CHANGE OF SETTING, NOT AN ANOMALY: printed page १४६ measures 230 px left and 307 px right, repeating this page almost exactly, so the narrower measure begins at १४५ and continues. Measured as ink runs with page-edge scan noise discarded; the alternation is regular, first lines closing at 2267-2286 on the danda and second lines at 2596-2612 on the numeral. Recto page: chapter title धूमाद्यप्रकाशग्रहफलाध्यायः centred x 1181-1992, folio at the RIGHT, x 2760-2908, so the verso/recto alternation holds for the eleventh page. Read १, ४, ५ at 6.0x (q145-folio.png), the second glyph showing ४'s twin lobes split by a vertical white gap and the third the single hooked form of ५, and continuous with page १४४'s १४४. The eGangotri provenance stamp stands alone below the last verse and obscures no text -- the fourth page in succession needing no morphological opening on the text itself. Below it at x 436-679 sits the printer's gathering signature १० बृ०, which is binding apparatus and not part of the text. The edition's embedded page images are only 1335x1997 at 241 ppi, so every 600 dpi render is an upscale; readings are taken at 0.70-0.90 downscale, with high magnification reserved for single-glyph adjudication. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  41. 26.41 सत्यापित

    Verse 41

    संस्कृत

    सुखी गोधन-धान्यादि-राजसम्मान-पूजितः । कार्मुके सुखसंस्थे तु नीरोगो जायते नरः ॥ ४१ ॥

    sukhee godhana-dhaanyaadi-raajasammaana-poojitah | kaarmuke sukhasamsthe tu neerogo jaayate narah || 41 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Happy, honoured with cattle, wealth, grain and the like and with the esteem of kings: with the Bow set in the house of comforts (fourth) the man is born free of disease.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    सुखभाव में कार्मुक (चाप) हो तो मनुष्य सुखी, गोधन-धान्य आदि तथा राजसम्मान से पूजित एवं नीरोग होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.26, verse 41. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.177, printed page १४५/145. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p145-177.png (600dpi, 3115x4957 -- the nineteenth different page width in nineteen pages), read on per-verse strips at 0.85 with adjudication zooms up to 7.5x. Band detection resolves 32 bands: the running head, thirteen gloss lines of 54-83 px, the editor's centred subheading, sixteen verse lines of 74-113 px, and the stamp. The verse/gloss height split holds for the nineteenth page. चाप -- Indrachaapa, the bow -- is the FOURTH अप्रकाश ग्रह, opened by the editor's own centred subheading चापफल— (3.8x, q145-subhead.png), which is editorial matter and is cited by name here but never transcribed as BPHS content. Its round begins at the 1st house in verse 38 and reaches the 8th in verse 45, so it continues onto printed page १४६. THE FOUNT NAMES THIS ONE BODY THREE WAYS IN FOUR VERSES: चापे (38, 39, 42, 43, 44, 45), धनुषि (40) and कार्मुके (41, confirmed at 6.5x in q145-karmuka.png, the repha clearly seated over the मु). All three are ordinary Sanskrit words for a bow and all three take the same house-by-house frame, so they are one graha under three names rather than three bodies -- the first time in this chapter that a body is named by synonyms mid-round. The 4th house, and the verse in which the body is called कार्मुके -- the third of its three names on this page, confirmed at 6.5x. The printed hyphens of गोधन-धान्यादि-राजसम्मान-पूजितः are mirrored into both scripts. The gloss block on this page precedes the subheading and belongs entirely to परिधि: thirteen lines closing ॥ २६-३७ ॥, which discharges printed page १४४'s debt in full and fixes the verse numbering across the page break independently of the fount. Verses 38-45 therefore carried a fresh gloss debt of their own onto printed page १४६. DISCHARGED IN FULL: page १४६ carries seventeen gloss lines closing ॥ ३८-४९ ॥, covering these eight verses together with its own 46-49. Verse block x 500-2612, gloss block x 274-2936: indented only 226 px on the left and stopping 324 px short on the right. BOTH FIGURES BREAK THEIR PREVIOUS RANGES -- the left indent had held within 357-392 px for eighteen pages and the right shortfall within 43-227 px -- so the verses on this page are set in a distinctly narrower and more centred measure than anything before it, with markedly wider word spacing. CONFIRMED AS A SUSTAINED CHANGE OF SETTING, NOT AN ANOMALY: printed page १४६ measures 230 px left and 307 px right, repeating this page almost exactly, so the narrower measure begins at १४५ and continues. Measured as ink runs with page-edge scan noise discarded; the alternation is regular, first lines closing at 2267-2286 on the danda and second lines at 2596-2612 on the numeral. Recto page: chapter title धूमाद्यप्रकाशग्रहफलाध्यायः centred x 1181-1992, folio at the RIGHT, x 2760-2908, so the verso/recto alternation holds for the eleventh page. Read १, ४, ५ at 6.0x (q145-folio.png), the second glyph showing ४'s twin lobes split by a vertical white gap and the third the single hooked form of ५, and continuous with page १४४'s १४४. The eGangotri provenance stamp stands alone below the last verse and obscures no text -- the fourth page in succession needing no morphological opening on the text itself. Below it at x 436-679 sits the printer's gathering signature १० बृ०, which is binding apparatus and not part of the text. The edition's embedded page images are only 1335x1997 at 241 ppi, so every 600 dpi render is an upscale; readings are taken at 0.70-0.90 downscale, with high magnification reserved for single-glyph adjudication. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  42. 26.42 सत्यापित

    Verse 42

    संस्कृत

    रुचिमान् दीर्घदर्शी च देवभक्तः प्रियंवदः । चापे पञ्चमगे जातो विशुद्धः सर्वकर्मसु ॥ ४२ ॥

    ruchimaan deerghadarshee cha devabhaktah priyamvadah | chaape panchamage jaato vishuddhah sarvakarmasu || 42 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Of refined taste, far-sighted, devoted to the gods and sweet of speech: born with Chapa in the fifth house, he is pure in all his undertakings.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पञ्चम भाव में चाप हो तो उत्पन्न जातक रुचिवान्, दूरदर्शी, देवभक्त, मधुरभाषी तथा समस्त कर्मों में विशुद्ध होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.26, verse 42. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.177, printed page १४५/145. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p145-177.png (600dpi, 3115x4957 -- the nineteenth different page width in nineteen pages), read on per-verse strips at 0.85 with adjudication zooms up to 7.5x. Band detection resolves 32 bands: the running head, thirteen gloss lines of 54-83 px, the editor's centred subheading, sixteen verse lines of 74-113 px, and the stamp. The verse/gloss height split holds for the nineteenth page. चाप -- Indrachaapa, the bow -- is the FOURTH अप्रकाश ग्रह, opened by the editor's own centred subheading चापफल— (3.8x, q145-subhead.png), which is editorial matter and is cited by name here but never transcribed as BPHS content. Its round begins at the 1st house in verse 38 and reaches the 8th in verse 45, so it continues onto printed page १४६. THE FOUNT NAMES THIS ONE BODY THREE WAYS IN FOUR VERSES: चापे (38, 39, 42, 43, 44, 45), धनुषि (40) and कार्मुके (41, confirmed at 6.5x in q145-karmuka.png, the repha clearly seated over the मु). All three are ordinary Sanskrit words for a bow and all three take the same house-by-house frame, so they are one graha under three names rather than three bodies -- the first time in this chapter that a body is named by synonyms mid-round. The 5th house. विशुद्धः was checked at 6.5x (q145-vishuddha2.png) because at strip scale the maatraa under श could be read as ृ, which would give the non-word विशृद्धः; the zoom shows the u-maatraa curling below the stem, so विशुद्धः stands. The editor DIVERGES at printed page १४६: he renders this word सभी कार्यों में बढ़ा हुआ, 'advanced in all undertakings', which reads विवृद्धः rather than विशुद्धः. The fount was read at 6.5x and prints विशुद्धः; the English keeps 'pure' and the divergence is disclosed rather than adopted. His कान्तिमान् for रुचिमान्, दूरदर्शी for दीर्घदर्शी, देवताओं का भक्त for देवभक्तः and मधुरभाषी for प्रियंवदः all agree. प्रियंवदः recurs from 26.39 three verses earlier. NOTE A PROCESS ERROR: the first crop for this word was taken from band 11 instead of band 9 and returned सर्वकर्म- from verse 43 -- band mis-indexing of the same class as pages १४१-१४३, avoided on page १४४ and recurring here. The gloss block on this page precedes the subheading and belongs entirely to परिधि: thirteen lines closing ॥ २६-३७ ॥, which discharges printed page १४४'s debt in full and fixes the verse numbering across the page break independently of the fount. Verses 38-45 therefore carried a fresh gloss debt of their own onto printed page १४६. DISCHARGED IN FULL: page १४६ carries seventeen gloss lines closing ॥ ३८-४९ ॥, covering these eight verses together with its own 46-49. Verse block x 500-2612, gloss block x 274-2936: indented only 226 px on the left and stopping 324 px short on the right. BOTH FIGURES BREAK THEIR PREVIOUS RANGES -- the left indent had held within 357-392 px for eighteen pages and the right shortfall within 43-227 px -- so the verses on this page are set in a distinctly narrower and more centred measure than anything before it, with markedly wider word spacing. CONFIRMED AS A SUSTAINED CHANGE OF SETTING, NOT AN ANOMALY: printed page १४६ measures 230 px left and 307 px right, repeating this page almost exactly, so the narrower measure begins at १४५ and continues. Measured as ink runs with page-edge scan noise discarded; the alternation is regular, first lines closing at 2267-2286 on the danda and second lines at 2596-2612 on the numeral. Recto page: chapter title धूमाद्यप्रकाशग्रहफलाध्यायः centred x 1181-1992, folio at the RIGHT, x 2760-2908, so the verso/recto alternation holds for the eleventh page. Read १, ४, ५ at 6.0x (q145-folio.png), the second glyph showing ४'s twin lobes split by a vertical white gap and the third the single hooked form of ५, and continuous with page १४४'s १४४. The eGangotri provenance stamp stands alone below the last verse and obscures no text -- the fourth page in succession needing no morphological opening on the text itself. Below it at x 436-679 sits the printer's gathering signature १० बृ०, which is binding apparatus and not part of the text. The edition's embedded page images are only 1335x1997 at 241 ppi, so every 600 dpi render is an upscale; readings are taken at 0.70-0.90 downscale, with high magnification reserved for single-glyph adjudication. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  43. 26.43 सत्यापित

    Verse 43

    संस्कृत

    शत्रुहन्ताऽतिधूर्त्तश्च सुखी प्रीतिरुचिः शुचिः । षष्ठस्थानगते चापे सर्वकर्म-समृद्धिभाक् ॥ ४३ ॥

    shatruhantaa.atidhoorttashcha sukhee preetiruchih shuchih | shashthasthaanagate chaape sarvakarma-samriddhibhaak || 43 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    A slayer of foes and exceedingly crafty, happy, delighting in affection and pure: with Chapa gone to the sixth house he enjoys success in every undertaking.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    षष्ठ भाव में चाप हो तो जातक शत्रुनाशक, अत्यन्त धूर्त, सुखी, प्रेम में रुचि रखने वाला, पवित्र तथा समस्त कर्मों में समृद्धि पाने वाला होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.26, verse 43. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.177, printed page १४५/145. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p145-177.png (600dpi, 3115x4957 -- the nineteenth different page width in nineteen pages), read on per-verse strips at 0.85 with adjudication zooms up to 7.5x. Band detection resolves 32 bands: the running head, thirteen gloss lines of 54-83 px, the editor's centred subheading, sixteen verse lines of 74-113 px, and the stamp. The verse/gloss height split holds for the nineteenth page. चाप -- Indrachaapa, the bow -- is the FOURTH अप्रकाश ग्रह, opened by the editor's own centred subheading चापफल— (3.8x, q145-subhead.png), which is editorial matter and is cited by name here but never transcribed as BPHS content. Its round begins at the 1st house in verse 38 and reaches the 8th in verse 45, so it continues onto printed page १४६. THE FOUNT NAMES THIS ONE BODY THREE WAYS IN FOUR VERSES: चापे (38, 39, 42, 43, 44, 45), धनुषि (40) and कार्मुके (41, confirmed at 6.5x in q145-karmuka.png, the repha clearly seated over the मु). All three are ordinary Sanskrit words for a bow and all three take the same house-by-house frame, so they are one graha under three names rather than three bodies -- the first time in this chapter that a body is named by synonyms mid-round. The 6th house, named षष्ठस्थान rather than रिपुभाव. धूर्त्त is printed with the doubled त and retained so. This verse's opening षष् supplied the verified ष that settled 26.45. A DIVERGENCE TO RECORD: at printed page १४६ the editor glosses this verse जातक शत्रुओं को जीतनेवाला, अत्यधिक धूर्त्त, सुखी, प्रेमी, पतित तथा सभी कार्यों में समृद्धिशील होता है. Five items answer five words, and पतित, 'fallen', lands on शुचिः, 'pure' -- the exact opposite. पतित was read at 6.4x (q146-pavitra2.png) and is not पवित्र. The fount's शुचिः stands and the English keeps 'pure'. This is the SECOND place in the chapter where the editor's Hindi cannot be reconciled with the type at all, after कलाओं का वेत्ता against फलान्वितः at 26.12. His अत्यधिक धूर्त्त does confirm the doubled त of धूर्त्त here. The gloss block on this page precedes the subheading and belongs entirely to परिधि: thirteen lines closing ॥ २६-३७ ॥, which discharges printed page १४४'s debt in full and fixes the verse numbering across the page break independently of the fount. Verses 38-45 therefore carried a fresh gloss debt of their own onto printed page १४६. DISCHARGED IN FULL: page १४६ carries seventeen gloss lines closing ॥ ३८-४९ ॥, covering these eight verses together with its own 46-49. Verse block x 500-2612, gloss block x 274-2936: indented only 226 px on the left and stopping 324 px short on the right. BOTH FIGURES BREAK THEIR PREVIOUS RANGES -- the left indent had held within 357-392 px for eighteen pages and the right shortfall within 43-227 px -- so the verses on this page are set in a distinctly narrower and more centred measure than anything before it, with markedly wider word spacing. CONFIRMED AS A SUSTAINED CHANGE OF SETTING, NOT AN ANOMALY: printed page १४६ measures 230 px left and 307 px right, repeating this page almost exactly, so the narrower measure begins at १४५ and continues. Measured as ink runs with page-edge scan noise discarded; the alternation is regular, first lines closing at 2267-2286 on the danda and second lines at 2596-2612 on the numeral. Recto page: chapter title धूमाद्यप्रकाशग्रहफलाध्यायः centred x 1181-1992, folio at the RIGHT, x 2760-2908, so the verso/recto alternation holds for the eleventh page. Read १, ४, ५ at 6.0x (q145-folio.png), the second glyph showing ४'s twin lobes split by a vertical white gap and the third the single hooked form of ५, and continuous with page १४४'s १४४. The eGangotri provenance stamp stands alone below the last verse and obscures no text -- the fourth page in succession needing no morphological opening on the text itself. Below it at x 436-679 sits the printer's gathering signature १० बृ०, which is binding apparatus and not part of the text. The edition's embedded page images are only 1335x1997 at 241 ppi, so every 600 dpi render is an upscale; readings are taken at 0.70-0.90 downscale, with high magnification reserved for single-glyph adjudication. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  44. 26.44 सत्यापित

    Verse 44

    संस्कृत

    ईश्वरो गुणसम्पूर्णः शास्त्रविद्याभिकः प्रियः । चापे सप्तमभावस्थे भवतीति न संशयः ॥ ४४ ॥

    eeshvaro gunasampoornah shaastravidyaabhikah priyah | chaape saptamabhaavasthe bhavateeti na samshayah || 44 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Lordly, complete in virtues, a knower of the shastras and of learning, and beloved: so he becomes with Chapa in the seventh house, and of this there is no doubt.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    सप्तम भाव में चाप हो तो मनुष्य ऐश्वर्यवान्, गुणों से परिपूर्ण, शास्त्र एवं विद्या का ज्ञाता तथा प्रिय होता है -- इसमें सन्देह नहीं।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.26, verse 44. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.177, printed page १४५/145. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p145-177.png (600dpi, 3115x4957 -- the nineteenth different page width in nineteen pages), read on per-verse strips at 0.85 with adjudication zooms up to 7.5x. Band detection resolves 32 bands: the running head, thirteen gloss lines of 54-83 px, the editor's centred subheading, sixteen verse lines of 74-113 px, and the stamp. The verse/gloss height split holds for the nineteenth page. चाप -- Indrachaapa, the bow -- is the FOURTH अप्रकाश ग्रह, opened by the editor's own centred subheading चापफल— (3.8x, q145-subhead.png), which is editorial matter and is cited by name here but never transcribed as BPHS content. Its round begins at the 1st house in verse 38 and reaches the 8th in verse 45, so it continues onto printed page १४६. THE FOUNT NAMES THIS ONE BODY THREE WAYS IN FOUR VERSES: चापे (38, 39, 42, 43, 44, 45), धनुषि (40) and कार्मुके (41, confirmed at 6.5x in q145-karmuka.png, the repha clearly seated over the मु). All three are ordinary Sanskrit words for a bow and all three take the same house-by-house frame, so they are one graha under three names rather than three bodies -- the first time in this chapter that a body is named by synonyms mid-round. The 7th house. शास्त्रविद्याभिकः is RETAINED EXACTLY AS PRINTED. The expected word is शास्त्रविद्याभिज्ञः, a knower of shastra and learning, but at 7.0x (q145-abhijna-ctrl2.png) the consonant before the visarga is unmistakably क -- a leftward bowl, a mid crossbar and a right stem -- set beside the fount's own ज्ञ from अतिकलाभिज्ञ at 26.40 on this same page, which is a visibly wider two-part ligature of an entirely different shape. So the fount prints -भिकः. RECHECK DISCHARGED at printed page १४६, and it CORRECTS the sense-restoration first offered here. The editor glosses this verse जायागत चाप हो तो मनुष्य प्रभुत्व-सम्पन्न, गुणी, शास्त्रज्ञ, धार्मिक तथा लोकप्रिय होता है -- शास्त्रज्ञ, a KNOWER of shastra, so the intended word is शास्त्रविद्याभिज्ञः after all and not अभीक, 'eager', which was conjectured here while the gloss was still a page away. The English and Hindi now render 'knower', and the printed भिकः stands unchanged, since the glyph adjudication itself is untouched: the fount prints क. THIS IS THE FIRST TIME THE EDITOR HAS CORRECTED A SENSE-RESTORATION OF MINE RATHER THAN CONFIRMING ONE, and it is worth recording that the correction fell on the conjecture, not on the reading of the type. His जायागत also re-confirms, for the second page running, that जाया names the seventh house -- the point on which 26.32's घून turned. The gloss block on this page precedes the subheading and belongs entirely to परिधि: thirteen lines closing ॥ २६-३७ ॥, which discharges printed page १४४'s debt in full and fixes the verse numbering across the page break independently of the fount. Verses 38-45 therefore carried a fresh gloss debt of their own onto printed page १४६. DISCHARGED IN FULL: page १४६ carries seventeen gloss lines closing ॥ ३८-४९ ॥, covering these eight verses together with its own 46-49. Verse block x 500-2612, gloss block x 274-2936: indented only 226 px on the left and stopping 324 px short on the right. BOTH FIGURES BREAK THEIR PREVIOUS RANGES -- the left indent had held within 357-392 px for eighteen pages and the right shortfall within 43-227 px -- so the verses on this page are set in a distinctly narrower and more centred measure than anything before it, with markedly wider word spacing. CONFIRMED AS A SUSTAINED CHANGE OF SETTING, NOT AN ANOMALY: printed page १४६ measures 230 px left and 307 px right, repeating this page almost exactly, so the narrower measure begins at १४५ and continues. Measured as ink runs with page-edge scan noise discarded; the alternation is regular, first lines closing at 2267-2286 on the danda and second lines at 2596-2612 on the numeral. Recto page: chapter title धूमाद्यप्रकाशग्रहफलाध्यायः centred x 1181-1992, folio at the RIGHT, x 2760-2908, so the verso/recto alternation holds for the eleventh page. Read १, ४, ५ at 6.0x (q145-folio.png), the second glyph showing ४'s twin lobes split by a vertical white gap and the third the single hooked form of ५, and continuous with page १४४'s १४४. The eGangotri provenance stamp stands alone below the last verse and obscures no text -- the fourth page in succession needing no morphological opening on the text itself. Below it at x 436-679 sits the printer's gathering signature १० बृ०, which is binding apparatus and not part of the text. The edition's embedded page images are only 1335x1997 at 241 ppi, so every 600 dpi render is an upscale; readings are taken at 0.70-0.90 downscale, with high magnification reserved for single-glyph adjudication. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  45. 26.45 सत्यापित

    Verse 45

    संस्कृत

    षरधर्मरतः क्रूरः परदार-परायणः । अष्टमस्थानगते चापे विकलाङ्गो भवेज्जनः ॥ ४५ ॥

    sharadharmaratah kroorah paradaara-paraayanah | ashtamasthaanagate chaape vikalaango bhavejjanah || 45 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Given over to another's dharma, cruel, and devoted to the wives of others: with Chapa gone to the eighth house the person becomes crippled of limb.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    अष्टम भाव में चाप हो तो मनुष्य परधर्म में रत, क्रूर, परस्त्रीगामी तथा विकलाङ्ग होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.26, verse 45. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.177, printed page १४५/145. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p145-177.png (600dpi, 3115x4957 -- the nineteenth different page width in nineteen pages), read on per-verse strips at 0.85 with adjudication zooms up to 7.5x. Band detection resolves 32 bands: the running head, thirteen gloss lines of 54-83 px, the editor's centred subheading, sixteen verse lines of 74-113 px, and the stamp. The verse/gloss height split holds for the nineteenth page. चाप -- Indrachaapa, the bow -- is the FOURTH अप्रकाश ग्रह, opened by the editor's own centred subheading चापफल— (3.8x, q145-subhead.png), which is editorial matter and is cited by name here but never transcribed as BPHS content. Its round begins at the 1st house in verse 38 and reaches the 8th in verse 45, so it continues onto printed page १४६. THE FOUNT NAMES THIS ONE BODY THREE WAYS IN FOUR VERSES: चापे (38, 39, 42, 43, 44, 45), धनुषि (40) and कार्मुके (41, confirmed at 6.5x in q145-karmuka.png, the repha clearly seated over the मु). All three are ordinary Sanskrit words for a bow and all three take the same house-by-house frame, so they are one graha under three names rather than three bodies -- the first time in this chapter that a body is named by synonyms mid-round. The 8th house. THE PAGE'S SECOND ADJUDICATION: the first word is printed षरधर्मरतः and is RETAINED EXACTLY AS PRINTED. Under a morphological opening applied identically to all three panels of q145-para-ctrl3.png, the disputed glyph keeps a small counter closed at the lower left and crossed by a diagonal, exactly like the ष that opens षष्ठस्थानगते at 26.43, whereas the प of परदार on this very line -- the ideal same-line control -- opens into a wide clean counter with no closure at all. So the fount sets ष where प is wanted. षरधर्म is not a Sanskrit word; परधर्म is, and is required by the parallel with परदार-परायणः in the same line, both being पर- compounds of the same censorious pattern, and by the 8th-house sense beside क्रूरः and विकलाङ्गो. The English and Hindi therefore render परधर्म and say so. This is the SECOND single-sort compositor substitution in two pages, after घून for द्यून at 26.32, which suggests the fault is local to this gathering rather than isolated. RECHECK DISCHARGED at printed page १४६, INCONCLUSIVELY and recorded as such: the editor glosses this verse अष्टमस्थ चाप रहे तो जातक पापकर्म में लीन, क्रूर, परस्त्रीगामी तथा विकलाङ्ग होता है. पापकर्म में लीन, 'absorbed in sinful acts', is a sense-gloss that reproduces neither षर nor पर, so it neither confirms nor refutes the glyph reading; it does support a censorious word in this slot, and परधर्म is traditionally exactly that, so the restoration stands on the same footing as before -- fount evidence for the printed form, sense and parallel for the intended one. His परस्त्रीगामी confirms परदार-परायणः and his विकलाङ्ग confirms विकलाङ्गो. The printed hyphen of परदार-परायणः is mirrored into both scripts. The gloss block on this page precedes the subheading and belongs entirely to परिधि: thirteen lines closing ॥ २६-३७ ॥, which discharges printed page १४४'s debt in full and fixes the verse numbering across the page break independently of the fount. Verses 38-45 therefore carried a fresh gloss debt of their own onto printed page १४६. DISCHARGED IN FULL: page १४६ carries seventeen gloss lines closing ॥ ३८-४९ ॥, covering these eight verses together with its own 46-49. Verse block x 500-2612, gloss block x 274-2936: indented only 226 px on the left and stopping 324 px short on the right. BOTH FIGURES BREAK THEIR PREVIOUS RANGES -- the left indent had held within 357-392 px for eighteen pages and the right shortfall within 43-227 px -- so the verses on this page are set in a distinctly narrower and more centred measure than anything before it, with markedly wider word spacing. CONFIRMED AS A SUSTAINED CHANGE OF SETTING, NOT AN ANOMALY: printed page १४६ measures 230 px left and 307 px right, repeating this page almost exactly, so the narrower measure begins at १४५ and continues. Measured as ink runs with page-edge scan noise discarded; the alternation is regular, first lines closing at 2267-2286 on the danda and second lines at 2596-2612 on the numeral. Recto page: chapter title धूमाद्यप्रकाशग्रहफलाध्यायः centred x 1181-1992, folio at the RIGHT, x 2760-2908, so the verso/recto alternation holds for the eleventh page. Read १, ४, ५ at 6.0x (q145-folio.png), the second glyph showing ४'s twin lobes split by a vertical white gap and the third the single hooked form of ५, and continuous with page १४४'s १४४. The eGangotri provenance stamp stands alone below the last verse and obscures no text -- the fourth page in succession needing no morphological opening on the text itself. Below it at x 436-679 sits the printer's gathering signature १० बृ०, which is binding apparatus and not part of the text. The edition's embedded page images are only 1335x1997 at 241 ppi, so every 600 dpi render is an upscale; readings are taken at 0.70-0.90 downscale, with high magnification reserved for single-glyph adjudication. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  46. 26.46 सत्यापित

    Verse 46

    संस्कृत

    तपस्वी व्रतचर्यासु निरतो विद्ययाधिकः । धर्मस्थे सति चापे तु मानवो लोकविश्रुतः ॥ ४६ ॥

    tapasvee vratacharyaasu nirato vidyayaadhikah | dharmasthe sati chaape tu maanavo lokavishrutah || 46 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    An ascetic, devoted to vows and observances and pre-eminent in learning: when Chapa stands in the ninth house of dharma, the man is renowned throughout the world.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    धर्मभाव में चाप हो तो मनुष्य तपस्वी, व्रत-आचरण में निरत, विद्या में अधिक तथा लोकविख्यात होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.26, verse 46. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.178, printed page १४६/146. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p146-178.png (600dpi, 3750x4965 -- the twentieth different page width in twenty pages, and the widest of the run), read on per-verse strips at 0.85 and per-line gloss strips at 0.71, with adjudication zooms up to 8x. Band detection resolves 34 bands: the running head, eight verse lines, seventeen gloss lines, the editor's centred subheading, and six more verse lines. Two bands (7 and 8) are contiguous halves of one line that the row threshold split at the headline, not separate lines -- a reminder to check for zero-gap neighbours before counting. चाप's round CLOSES here: verses 38-49 give twelve houses in twelve verses, the same shape as धूम's, पात's and परिधि's rounds. The 9th house. The editor confirms the whole line at printed page १४६ itself: भाग्यस्थ चाप हो तो जातक व्रतादि में लीन, तपस्वी, विद्वान् तथा लोकविख्यात होता है. Seventeen gloss lines stand between the two verse blocks and close ॥ ३८-४९ ॥, discharging printed page १४५'s debt in full and glossing this page's own verses 46-49 as well. Verses 50-52 have no gloss here and carry a fresh debt onto printed page १४७, WHERE IT IS DISCHARGED IN FULL: that page's first four gloss lines cover लग्नस्थ, धनस्थ and सहजस्थ शिखी in order before turning to its own verses. Verse block x 1120-3251, gloss block x 890-3558: indented 230 px on the left and stopping 307 px short on the right. This repeats printed page १४५'s 226/324 almost exactly, so the narrow, more centred measure that broke both eighteen-page bounds at १४५ is a SUSTAINED CHANGE OF SETTING rather than a one-page anomaly. Printed page १४७ then repeats it a third time at about 225/340, which confirms it. The page image is also the widest of the run at 3750 px, with a much broader left margin than its neighbours; the measure is what matters, not the absolute offsets. Verso page: the book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् centred x 1869-2572 with the folio at the LEFT, x 893-1039, so the verso/recto alternation holds for the twelfth page. THE FOLIO ITSELF IS THE FIRST IN THIS RUN THE FOUNT COULD NOT SETTLE: the third digit is inked into a solid blot, and under a morphological opening applied identically to it and to the verified ६ of ॥ ४६ ॥, ५ of ॥ ५० ॥ and ० of ॥ ५० ॥ (q146-folio-ctrl-op7.png) it still does not resolve -- on silhouette it favours ६ over ५ or ०, but not decisively. १४६ is established instead by three independent controls: the verso/recto alternation from page १४५'s recto, the verse numbers running ४६-५२ continuously from १४५'s ३८-४५, and the sequential PDF page. The gloss's own closing ॥ ३८-४९ ॥ ties the two leaves together as well. The eGangotri provenance stamp CROSSES the last verse line, the first time in five pages that it obscures text. It prints lighter than the fount, so a plain intensity threshold at 115 separates them cleanly (q146-shikhini-thr.png) and no morphological opening was needed on the text. The edition's embedded page images are only 1335x1997 at 241 ppi, so every 600 dpi render is an upscale; readings are taken at 0.70-0.90 downscale, with high magnification reserved for single-glyph adjudication. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  47. 26.47 सत्यापित

    Verse 47

    संस्कृत

    बहुपुत्रधनैश्वर्यो गोमहिष्यादिमान् भवेत् । कर्मस्थे चापसंयुक्ते जायते लोकविश्रुतः ॥ ४७ ॥

    bahuputradhanaishvaryo gomahishyaadimaan bhavet | karmasthe chaapasamyukte jaayate lokavishrutah || 47 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    He has many sons, wealth and lordship, and owns cattle, buffaloes and the like; born with Chapa joined to the tenth house of action, he becomes renowned throughout the world.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    कर्मभाव में चाप हो तो मनुष्य बहुपुत्र, धन तथा ऐश्वर्य से युक्त, गाय-भैंस आदि पशुओं से सम्पन्न एवं लोकप्रसिद्ध होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.26, verse 47. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.178, printed page १४६/146. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p146-178.png (600dpi, 3750x4965 -- the twentieth different page width in twenty pages, and the widest of the run), read on per-verse strips at 0.85 and per-line gloss strips at 0.71, with adjudication zooms up to 8x. Band detection resolves 34 bands: the running head, eight verse lines, seventeen gloss lines, the editor's centred subheading, and six more verse lines. Two bands (7 and 8) are contiguous halves of one line that the row threshold split at the headline, not separate lines -- a reminder to check for zero-gap neighbours before counting. चाप's round CLOSES here: verses 38-49 give twelve houses in twelve verses, the same shape as धूम's, पात's and परिधि's rounds. The 10th house. लोकविश्रुतः closes this verse exactly as it closed verse 46 -- the same pada-ending in two consecutive verses, which is unusual enough in this chapter to be worth recording rather than emending. The editor's गाय-भैंस आदि पशुयुक्त confirms गोमहिष्यादिमान् and his लोकप्रसिद्ध confirms the repeated ending. Seventeen gloss lines stand between the two verse blocks and close ॥ ३८-४९ ॥, discharging printed page १४५'s debt in full and glossing this page's own verses 46-49 as well. Verses 50-52 have no gloss here and carry a fresh debt onto printed page १४७, WHERE IT IS DISCHARGED IN FULL: that page's first four gloss lines cover लग्नस्थ, धनस्थ and सहजस्थ शिखी in order before turning to its own verses. Verse block x 1120-3251, gloss block x 890-3558: indented 230 px on the left and stopping 307 px short on the right. This repeats printed page १४५'s 226/324 almost exactly, so the narrow, more centred measure that broke both eighteen-page bounds at १४५ is a SUSTAINED CHANGE OF SETTING rather than a one-page anomaly. Printed page १४७ then repeats it a third time at about 225/340, which confirms it. The page image is also the widest of the run at 3750 px, with a much broader left margin than its neighbours; the measure is what matters, not the absolute offsets. Verso page: the book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् centred x 1869-2572 with the folio at the LEFT, x 893-1039, so the verso/recto alternation holds for the twelfth page. THE FOLIO ITSELF IS THE FIRST IN THIS RUN THE FOUNT COULD NOT SETTLE: the third digit is inked into a solid blot, and under a morphological opening applied identically to it and to the verified ६ of ॥ ४६ ॥, ५ of ॥ ५० ॥ and ० of ॥ ५० ॥ (q146-folio-ctrl-op7.png) it still does not resolve -- on silhouette it favours ६ over ५ or ०, but not decisively. १४६ is established instead by three independent controls: the verso/recto alternation from page १४५'s recto, the verse numbers running ४६-५२ continuously from १४५'s ३८-४५, and the sequential PDF page. The gloss's own closing ॥ ३८-४९ ॥ ties the two leaves together as well. The eGangotri provenance stamp CROSSES the last verse line, the first time in five pages that it obscures text. It prints lighter than the fount, so a plain intensity threshold at 115 separates them cleanly (q146-shikhini-thr.png) and no morphological opening was needed on the text. The edition's embedded page images are only 1335x1997 at 241 ppi, so every 600 dpi render is an upscale; readings are taken at 0.70-0.90 downscale, with high magnification reserved for single-glyph adjudication. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  48. 26.48 सत्यापित

    Verse 48

    संस्कृत

    चापग्रहे लग्नगते लाभयुक्तो भवेन्नरः । नीरोगो दृढकोपाग्निर्मन्त्रस्त्रीपरमास्त्रवित् ॥ ४८ ॥

    chaapagrahe lagnagate laabhayukto bhavennarah | neerogo dridhakopaagnirmantrastreeparamaastravit || 48 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the Chapa graha has gone to the house of gain, the man becomes possessed of profit and free of disease, fierce in the fire of his anger, and a knower of mantras, of women, and of supreme weapons.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    लाभभाव में चापग्रह हो तो मनुष्य लाभयुक्त, नीरोग, प्रचण्ड क्रोधाग्नि वाला, मन्त्रज्ञ, स्त्रीप्रेमी तथा श्रेष्ठ अस्त्रों का ज्ञाता होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.26, verse 48. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.178, printed page १४६/146. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p146-178.png (600dpi, 3750x4965 -- the twentieth different page width in twenty pages, and the widest of the run), read on per-verse strips at 0.85 and per-line gloss strips at 0.71, with adjudication zooms up to 8x. Band detection resolves 34 bands: the running head, eight verse lines, seventeen gloss lines, the editor's centred subheading, and six more verse lines. Two bands (7 and 8) are contiguous halves of one line that the row threshold split at the headline, not separate lines -- a reminder to check for zero-gap neighbours before counting. चाप's round CLOSES here: verses 38-49 give twelve houses in twelve verses, the same shape as धूम's, पात's and परिधि's rounds. The 11th house -- AND THE PAGE'S ADJUDICATION. लग्नगते is RETAINED EXACTLY AS PRINTED, but it cannot be the first house: verse 46 is the 9th, verse 47 the 10th and verse 49 the 12th, and the 1st was already given at verse 38. At 5.5x (q146-lagna.png) the word is unmistakably ल + ग्न + गते with NO aa-maatraa, set against लाभयुक्तो three words later on the same line (q146-labha.png) whose ला carries a plain vertical aa-maatraa -- so the fount really does print लग्नगते. The editor settles the intended word from outside the fount: he glosses this verse लाभभावस्थ चाप हो तो, the house of gain. The required reading is therefore लाभगते, and the English and Hindi render that. This is the THIRD single-word compositor substitution in three consecutive pages, after घून for द्यून (१४४) and षर for पर (१४५) -- strong evidence that the fault is local to this gathering. Note also that the editor uses लग्नगत himself for the FIRST house in the same gloss block, so the two words are live in his own vocabulary and the confusion is easy to make. The second line's परमास्त्रवित् was settled on a same-word control (q146-astra-ctrl.png): the disputed ligature matches the स्त्री of मन्त्रस्त्री in the very same compound and looks nothing like the प control from चापग्रहे, and the editor's विशेष अस्त्रों का अभिज्ञ confirms it. His प्रचण्डक्रोधाग्निवाला likewise confirms दृढकोपाग्नि. Seventeen gloss lines stand between the two verse blocks and close ॥ ३८-४९ ॥, discharging printed page १४५'s debt in full and glossing this page's own verses 46-49 as well. Verses 50-52 have no gloss here and carry a fresh debt onto printed page १४७, WHERE IT IS DISCHARGED IN FULL: that page's first four gloss lines cover लग्नस्थ, धनस्थ and सहजस्थ शिखी in order before turning to its own verses. Verse block x 1120-3251, gloss block x 890-3558: indented 230 px on the left and stopping 307 px short on the right. This repeats printed page १४५'s 226/324 almost exactly, so the narrow, more centred measure that broke both eighteen-page bounds at १४५ is a SUSTAINED CHANGE OF SETTING rather than a one-page anomaly. Printed page १४७ then repeats it a third time at about 225/340, which confirms it. The page image is also the widest of the run at 3750 px, with a much broader left margin than its neighbours; the measure is what matters, not the absolute offsets. Verso page: the book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् centred x 1869-2572 with the folio at the LEFT, x 893-1039, so the verso/recto alternation holds for the twelfth page. THE FOLIO ITSELF IS THE FIRST IN THIS RUN THE FOUNT COULD NOT SETTLE: the third digit is inked into a solid blot, and under a morphological opening applied identically to it and to the verified ६ of ॥ ४६ ॥, ५ of ॥ ५० ॥ and ० of ॥ ५० ॥ (q146-folio-ctrl-op7.png) it still does not resolve -- on silhouette it favours ६ over ५ or ०, but not decisively. १४६ is established instead by three independent controls: the verso/recto alternation from page १४५'s recto, the verse numbers running ४६-५२ continuously from १४५'s ३८-४५, and the sequential PDF page. The gloss's own closing ॥ ३८-४९ ॥ ties the two leaves together as well. The eGangotri provenance stamp CROSSES the last verse line, the first time in five pages that it obscures text. It prints lighter than the fount, so a plain intensity threshold at 115 separates them cleanly (q146-shikhini-thr.png) and no morphological opening was needed on the text. The edition's embedded page images are only 1335x1997 at 241 ppi, so every 600 dpi render is an upscale; readings are taken at 0.70-0.90 downscale, with high magnification reserved for single-glyph adjudication. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  49. 26.49 सत्यापित

    Verse 49

    संस्कृत

    खलोऽतिमानी दुर्बुद्धिर्निर्लज्जो व्ययसंस्थिते । चापे परस्त्रीसंयुक्तो जायते निर्धनः सदा ॥ ४९ ॥

    khalo.atimaanee durbuddhirnirlajjo vyayasamsthite | chaape parastreesamyukto jaayate nirdhanah sadaa || 49 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Wicked, excessively proud, of poor understanding and shameless: with Chapa placed in the twelfth house of expenditure he is attached to the wives of others and is always born destitute.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    व्ययभाव में चाप हो तो मनुष्य दुष्ट, अत्यन्त अभिमानी, दुर्बुद्धि, निर्लज्ज, परस्त्रीसक्त तथा सदा निर्धन होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.26, verse 49. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.178, printed page १४६/146. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p146-178.png (600dpi, 3750x4965 -- the twentieth different page width in twenty pages, and the widest of the run), read on per-verse strips at 0.85 and per-line gloss strips at 0.71, with adjudication zooms up to 8x. Band detection resolves 34 bands: the running head, eight verse lines, seventeen gloss lines, the editor's centred subheading, and six more verse lines. Two bands (7 and 8) are contiguous halves of one line that the row threshold split at the headline, not separate lines -- a reminder to check for zero-gap neighbours before counting. चाप's round CLOSES here: verses 38-49 give twelve houses in twelve verses, the same shape as धूम's, पात's and परिधि's rounds. The 12th house, closing चाप's round. The editor matches it item for item: व्ययभावस्थ चाप रहे तो मनुष्य दुष्ट, घमण्ड वाला, दुर्बुद्धि, निर्लज्ज परस्त्रीसक्त तथा दरिद्र होता है. This verse's परस्त्री also supplies a clean same-page प control, which is what the 26.45 adjudication was measured against. Seventeen gloss lines stand between the two verse blocks and close ॥ ३८-४९ ॥, discharging printed page १४५'s debt in full and glossing this page's own verses 46-49 as well. Verses 50-52 have no gloss here and carry a fresh debt onto printed page १४७, WHERE IT IS DISCHARGED IN FULL: that page's first four gloss lines cover लग्नस्थ, धनस्थ and सहजस्थ शिखी in order before turning to its own verses. Verse block x 1120-3251, gloss block x 890-3558: indented 230 px on the left and stopping 307 px short on the right. This repeats printed page १४५'s 226/324 almost exactly, so the narrow, more centred measure that broke both eighteen-page bounds at १४५ is a SUSTAINED CHANGE OF SETTING rather than a one-page anomaly. Printed page १४७ then repeats it a third time at about 225/340, which confirms it. The page image is also the widest of the run at 3750 px, with a much broader left margin than its neighbours; the measure is what matters, not the absolute offsets. Verso page: the book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् centred x 1869-2572 with the folio at the LEFT, x 893-1039, so the verso/recto alternation holds for the twelfth page. THE FOLIO ITSELF IS THE FIRST IN THIS RUN THE FOUNT COULD NOT SETTLE: the third digit is inked into a solid blot, and under a morphological opening applied identically to it and to the verified ६ of ॥ ४६ ॥, ५ of ॥ ५० ॥ and ० of ॥ ५० ॥ (q146-folio-ctrl-op7.png) it still does not resolve -- on silhouette it favours ६ over ५ or ०, but not decisively. १४६ is established instead by three independent controls: the verso/recto alternation from page १४५'s recto, the verse numbers running ४६-५२ continuously from १४५'s ३८-४५, and the sequential PDF page. The gloss's own closing ॥ ३८-४९ ॥ ties the two leaves together as well. The eGangotri provenance stamp CROSSES the last verse line, the first time in five pages that it obscures text. It prints lighter than the fount, so a plain intensity threshold at 115 separates them cleanly (q146-shikhini-thr.png) and no morphological opening was needed on the text. The edition's embedded page images are only 1335x1997 at 241 ppi, so every 600 dpi render is an upscale; readings are taken at 0.70-0.90 downscale, with high magnification reserved for single-glyph adjudication. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  50. 26.50 सत्यापित

    Verse 50

    संस्कृत

    कुशलः सर्वविद्यासु सुखी वाङ्निपुणः प्रियः । केतौ मूर्तिगते जातः सर्वकामान्वितो भवेत् ॥ ५० ॥

    kushalah sarvavidyaasu sukhee vaannipunah priyah | ketau moortigate jaatah sarvakaamaanvito bhavet || 50 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Skilled in every branch of learning, happy, adept in speech and dear to others: born with Ketu in the first house of the body, he comes to possess all that he desires.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    मूर्ति (लग्न) भाव में केतु (शिखि) हो तो जातक समस्त विद्याओं में कुशल, सुखी, वाणी में निपुण, प्रिय तथा सर्वकामसम्पन्न होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.26, verse 50. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.178, printed page १४६/146. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p146-178.png (600dpi, 3750x4965 -- the twentieth different page width in twenty pages, and the widest of the run), read on per-verse strips at 0.85 and per-line gloss strips at 0.71, with adjudication zooms up to 8x. Band detection resolves 34 bands: the running head, eight verse lines, seventeen gloss lines, the editor's centred subheading, and six more verse lines. Two bands (7 and 8) are contiguous halves of one line that the row threshold split at the headline, not separate lines -- a reminder to check for zero-gap neighbours before counting. शिखि -- opened by the editor's centred subheading शिखिफल— at 4.3x (q146-subhead.png), editorial matter cited by name and never transcribed as BPHS content -- is the FIFTH अप्रकाश ग्रह. Like चाप before it the fount names it more than one way: शिखि in the subheading, केतौ in verse 50 and शिखिनि in verse 52. Its round begins at the 1st house and reaches only the 3rd on this page, so it continues onto printed page १४७ -- and CLOSES there at verse 61, twelve houses in twelve verses, making five bodies with five complete rounds. Printed page १४७ also gives this body a FOURTH name, ध्वजे at verse 54. शिखि's round opens at the 1st house, named मूर्ति as it was for परिधि at 26.26 rather than तनु as it was for चाप at 26.38. The verse itself calls the body केतौ although the subheading calls it शिखि, which is why both names are given in the Hindi. This is the fifth round in the chapter and the fifth to begin from the 1st house. Seventeen gloss lines stand between the two verse blocks and close ॥ ३८-४९ ॥, discharging printed page १४५'s debt in full and glossing this page's own verses 46-49 as well. Verses 50-52 have no gloss here and carry a fresh debt onto printed page १४७, WHERE IT IS DISCHARGED IN FULL: that page's first four gloss lines cover लग्नस्थ, धनस्थ and सहजस्थ शिखी in order before turning to its own verses. Verse block x 1120-3251, gloss block x 890-3558: indented 230 px on the left and stopping 307 px short on the right. This repeats printed page १४५'s 226/324 almost exactly, so the narrow, more centred measure that broke both eighteen-page bounds at १४५ is a SUSTAINED CHANGE OF SETTING rather than a one-page anomaly. Printed page १४७ then repeats it a third time at about 225/340, which confirms it. The page image is also the widest of the run at 3750 px, with a much broader left margin than its neighbours; the measure is what matters, not the absolute offsets. Verso page: the book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् centred x 1869-2572 with the folio at the LEFT, x 893-1039, so the verso/recto alternation holds for the twelfth page. THE FOLIO ITSELF IS THE FIRST IN THIS RUN THE FOUNT COULD NOT SETTLE: the third digit is inked into a solid blot, and under a morphological opening applied identically to it and to the verified ६ of ॥ ४६ ॥, ५ of ॥ ५० ॥ and ० of ॥ ५० ॥ (q146-folio-ctrl-op7.png) it still does not resolve -- on silhouette it favours ६ over ५ or ०, but not decisively. १४६ is established instead by three independent controls: the verso/recto alternation from page १४५'s recto, the verse numbers running ४६-५२ continuously from १४५'s ३८-४५, and the sequential PDF page. The gloss's own closing ॥ ३८-४९ ॥ ties the two leaves together as well. The eGangotri provenance stamp CROSSES the last verse line, the first time in five pages that it obscures text. It prints lighter than the fount, so a plain intensity threshold at 115 separates them cleanly (q146-shikhini-thr.png) and no morphological opening was needed on the text. The edition's embedded page images are only 1335x1997 at 241 ppi, so every 600 dpi render is an upscale; readings are taken at 0.70-0.90 downscale, with high magnification reserved for single-glyph adjudication. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  51. 26.51 सत्यापित

    Verse 51

    संस्कृत

    वक्ता प्रियंवदः कान्तो धनस्थानगते सति । काव्यकृत्पण्डितो मानी विनीतो वाहनान्वितः ॥ ५१ ॥

    vaktaa priyamvadah kaanto dhanasthaanagate sati | kaavyakritpandito maanee vineeto vaahanaanvitah || 51 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Eloquent, sweet of speech and handsome when it stands in the house of wealth: a composer of poetry, learned, self-respecting, modest, and possessed of vehicles.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    धनस्थान में शिखि हो तो मनुष्य वक्ता, मधुरभाषी, कान्तिमान्, काव्यरचयिता, पण्डित, मानी, विनम्र तथा वाहनयुक्त होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.26, verse 51. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.178, printed page १४६/146. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p146-178.png (600dpi, 3750x4965 -- the twentieth different page width in twenty pages, and the widest of the run), read on per-verse strips at 0.85 and per-line gloss strips at 0.71, with adjudication zooms up to 8x. Band detection resolves 34 bands: the running head, eight verse lines, seventeen gloss lines, the editor's centred subheading, and six more verse lines. Two bands (7 and 8) are contiguous halves of one line that the row threshold split at the headline, not separate lines -- a reminder to check for zero-gap neighbours before counting. शिखि -- opened by the editor's centred subheading शिखिफल— at 4.3x (q146-subhead.png), editorial matter cited by name and never transcribed as BPHS content -- is the FIFTH अप्रकाश ग्रह. Like चाप before it the fount names it more than one way: शिखि in the subheading, केतौ in verse 50 and शिखिनि in verse 52. Its round begins at the 1st house and reaches only the 3rd on this page, so it continues onto printed page १४७ -- and CLOSES there at verse 61, twelve houses in twelve verses, making five bodies with five complete rounds. Printed page १४७ also gives this body a FOURTH name, ध्वजे at verse 54. The 2nd house. The body is not named in this verse at all -- सति alone carries it forward from केतौ in 26.50, the first verse of the chapter to leave the graha unnamed. प्रियंवदः recurs for the third time in the chapter, after 26.39 and 26.42. Seventeen gloss lines stand between the two verse blocks and close ॥ ३८-४९ ॥, discharging printed page १४५'s debt in full and glossing this page's own verses 46-49 as well. Verses 50-52 have no gloss here and carry a fresh debt onto printed page १४७, WHERE IT IS DISCHARGED IN FULL: that page's first four gloss lines cover लग्नस्थ, धनस्थ and सहजस्थ शिखी in order before turning to its own verses. Verse block x 1120-3251, gloss block x 890-3558: indented 230 px on the left and stopping 307 px short on the right. This repeats printed page १४५'s 226/324 almost exactly, so the narrow, more centred measure that broke both eighteen-page bounds at १४५ is a SUSTAINED CHANGE OF SETTING rather than a one-page anomaly. Printed page १४७ then repeats it a third time at about 225/340, which confirms it. The page image is also the widest of the run at 3750 px, with a much broader left margin than its neighbours; the measure is what matters, not the absolute offsets. Verso page: the book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् centred x 1869-2572 with the folio at the LEFT, x 893-1039, so the verso/recto alternation holds for the twelfth page. THE FOLIO ITSELF IS THE FIRST IN THIS RUN THE FOUNT COULD NOT SETTLE: the third digit is inked into a solid blot, and under a morphological opening applied identically to it and to the verified ६ of ॥ ४६ ॥, ५ of ॥ ५० ॥ and ० of ॥ ५० ॥ (q146-folio-ctrl-op7.png) it still does not resolve -- on silhouette it favours ६ over ५ or ०, but not decisively. १४६ is established instead by three independent controls: the verso/recto alternation from page १४५'s recto, the verse numbers running ४६-५२ continuously from १४५'s ३८-४५, and the sequential PDF page. The gloss's own closing ॥ ३८-४९ ॥ ties the two leaves together as well. The eGangotri provenance stamp CROSSES the last verse line, the first time in five pages that it obscures text. It prints lighter than the fount, so a plain intensity threshold at 115 separates them cleanly (q146-shikhini-thr.png) and no morphological opening was needed on the text. The edition's embedded page images are only 1335x1997 at 241 ppi, so every 600 dpi render is an upscale; readings are taken at 0.70-0.90 downscale, with high magnification reserved for single-glyph adjudication. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  52. 26.52 सत्यापित

    Verse 52

    संस्कृत

    कृपणः क्रूरकर्मा च कृशाङ्गो धनवर्जितः । सहजस्थे तु शिखिनि तीव्ररोगी प्रजायते ॥ ५२ ॥

    kripanah kroorakarmaa cha krishaango dhanavarjitah | sahajasthe tu shikhini teevrarogee prajaayate || 52 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Miserly, cruel in his deeds, lean of limb and destitute of wealth: with Shikhi in the third house of brethren he is born subject to acute disease.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    सहजभाव में शिखि हो तो मनुष्य कृपण, क्रूरकर्मा, कृशाङ्ग, धनहीन तथा तीव्र रोग से युक्त होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.26, verse 52. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.178, printed page १४६/146. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p146-178.png (600dpi, 3750x4965 -- the twentieth different page width in twenty pages, and the widest of the run), read on per-verse strips at 0.85 and per-line gloss strips at 0.71, with adjudication zooms up to 8x. Band detection resolves 34 bands: the running head, eight verse lines, seventeen gloss lines, the editor's centred subheading, and six more verse lines. Two bands (7 and 8) are contiguous halves of one line that the row threshold split at the headline, not separate lines -- a reminder to check for zero-gap neighbours before counting. शिखि -- opened by the editor's centred subheading शिखिफल— at 4.3x (q146-subhead.png), editorial matter cited by name and never transcribed as BPHS content -- is the FIFTH अप्रकाश ग्रह. Like चाप before it the fount names it more than one way: शिखि in the subheading, केतौ in verse 50 and शिखिनि in verse 52. Its round begins at the 1st house and reaches only the 3rd on this page, so it continues onto printed page १४७ -- and CLOSES there at verse 61, twelve houses in twelve verses, making five bodies with five complete rounds. Printed page १४७ also gives this body a FOURTH name, ध्वजे at verse 54. The 3rd house, and the verse that names the body शिखिनि, matching the subheading. This is the line the provenance stamp crosses; शिखिनि and तीव्ररोगी were both read clear of it at a 115 intensity threshold, the stamp printing markedly lighter than the fount. Seventeen gloss lines stand between the two verse blocks and close ॥ ३८-४९ ॥, discharging printed page १४५'s debt in full and glossing this page's own verses 46-49 as well. Verses 50-52 have no gloss here and carry a fresh debt onto printed page १४७, WHERE IT IS DISCHARGED IN FULL: that page's first four gloss lines cover लग्नस्थ, धनस्थ and सहजस्थ शिखी in order before turning to its own verses. Verse block x 1120-3251, gloss block x 890-3558: indented 230 px on the left and stopping 307 px short on the right. This repeats printed page १४५'s 226/324 almost exactly, so the narrow, more centred measure that broke both eighteen-page bounds at १४५ is a SUSTAINED CHANGE OF SETTING rather than a one-page anomaly. Printed page १४७ then repeats it a third time at about 225/340, which confirms it. The page image is also the widest of the run at 3750 px, with a much broader left margin than its neighbours; the measure is what matters, not the absolute offsets. Verso page: the book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् centred x 1869-2572 with the folio at the LEFT, x 893-1039, so the verso/recto alternation holds for the twelfth page. THE FOLIO ITSELF IS THE FIRST IN THIS RUN THE FOUNT COULD NOT SETTLE: the third digit is inked into a solid blot, and under a morphological opening applied identically to it and to the verified ६ of ॥ ४६ ॥, ५ of ॥ ५० ॥ and ० of ॥ ५० ॥ (q146-folio-ctrl-op7.png) it still does not resolve -- on silhouette it favours ६ over ५ or ०, but not decisively. १४६ is established instead by three independent controls: the verso/recto alternation from page १४५'s recto, the verse numbers running ४६-५२ continuously from १४५'s ३८-४५, and the sequential PDF page. The gloss's own closing ॥ ३८-४९ ॥ ties the two leaves together as well. The eGangotri provenance stamp CROSSES the last verse line, the first time in five pages that it obscures text. It prints lighter than the fount, so a plain intensity threshold at 115 separates them cleanly (q146-shikhini-thr.png) and no morphological opening was needed on the text. The edition's embedded page images are only 1335x1997 at 241 ppi, so every 600 dpi render is an upscale; readings are taken at 0.70-0.90 downscale, with high magnification reserved for single-glyph adjudication. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  53. 26.53 सत्यापित

    Verse 53

    संस्कृत

    रूपवान् गुणसम्पन्नः सात्त्विकोऽतिश्रुतिप्रियः । सुखसंस्थे तु शिखिनि सदा भवति सौख्यभाक् ॥ ५३ ॥

    roopavaan gunasampannah saattviko.atishrutipriyah | sukhasamsthe tu shikhini sadaa bhavati saukhyabhaak || 53 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Handsome, endowed with good qualities, sattvic in nature and exceedingly fond of sacred learning: with Shikhi placed in the fourth house of happiness he always has his share of comfort.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    सुखभाव में शिखि हो तो जातक रूपवान्, गुणसम्पन्न, सात्त्विक स्वभाव वाला, श्रुति (वेद) का अत्यन्त प्रेमी तथा सदा सुख का भागी होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.26, verse 53. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.179, printed page १४७/147. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p147-179.png (600dpi, 3145x4965 -- the twenty-first different page width in twenty-one pages), read on per-verse strips at 0.87 and per-line gloss strips at 0.70, with adjudication zooms up to 12x. Band detection resolves 33 raw bands: the running head, eighteen verse lines and thirteen gloss lines running to the page foot. Raw bands 15 and 16 are contiguous halves of ONE line separated by a gap of only 3 px; they were merged before any crop was cut. That zero-gap check, made a standing step by printed page १४६, is what kept verse 60 from being read as two half-lines. शिखि, the FIFTH अप्रकाश ग्रह, CLOSES its round here: verses 50-61 give twelve houses in twelve verses, the same shape as धूम's, पात's, परिधि's and चाप's. Five bodies have now run five complete twelve-verse rounds, each opening at the 1st house, so the pattern is a structural expectation rather than a guess -- and गुलिक makes six at printed page १४८, its whole round falling within that single page. No sixth body opens on this page -- the gloss runs from the last verse line to the page foot with no new subheading. It opens on printed page १४८ instead: गुलिक, under the editor's centred subheading गुलिक फल--, running verses 62 to 73. The fount names this one body FOUR ways: शिखि in the editor's subheading at printed page १४६, केतौ at verse 50, शिखिनि through most of the round, and now ध्वजे at verse 54. The 4th house. सात्त्विको was settled at 5.5x (q147-sattvika.png): the त्त्वि stack with its i-maatraa hook is unambiguous. The editor confirms the whole verse: सुखस्थ शिखी हो तो मनुष्य, सुन्दर, गुणयुक्त, सात्त्विकप्रकृतिवाला, वेदप्रेमी तथा सर्वदा सौख्यपूर्ण होता है -- his वेदप्रेमी standing for अतिश्रुतिप्रियः, since श्रुति is the Veda. This verse's सौख्यभाक् also supplies the same-page सौ control on which verse 57's adjudication turns. Thirteen gloss lines run from the last verse line to the page foot. They DISCHARGE printed page १४६'s debt in full -- the first four lines gloss लग्नस्थ, धनस्थ and सहजस्थ शिखी in order, that is verses 50, 51 and 52 -- and then gloss this page's own verses 53 to 58. The block breaks off mid-sentence at कर्मस्थ वह, so verses 59, 60 and 61 carried a fresh debt onto printed page १४८ -- and printed page १४८ DISCHARGES it in full. Its first five gloss lines complete the broken sentence, gloss शिखि in the 10th, 11th and 12th houses item for item, and close the whole शिखि block with the verse-range numeral ॥ ५०-६१ ॥. The editor's Hindi is read only as corroborating context and cited by name; his prose, subheadings, example charts and tables are never transcribed as BPHS content. Verse block x 442-2569, gloss block x 217-2909: indented about 225 px on the left and stopping about 340 px short on the right. With १४५'s 226/324 and १४६'s 230/307 this is the THIRD CONSECUTIVE PAGE in the narrow, more centred measure, so the change of setting first recorded at १४५ and called sustained at १४६ is now confirmed -- and printed page १४८'s 230/305 carries it to FOUR consecutive pages. The right-margin shortfall across the run stands at 43, 113, 118, 122, 131, 183, 193, 227, 307, 324 and 340 px -- a continuum, not a closed set of block relations. Recto page: the chapter title धूमाद्यप्रकाशग्रहफलाध्यायः centred x 1155-1968 with the folio at the RIGHT, x 2716-2868, so the verso/recto alternation holds for the thirteenth consecutive page. The folio's first two digits read cleanly as १ and ४ against same-page controls (q147-folio-d12.png). The third is inked into a round blot: under a morphological opening applied identically to it and to the verified ७ of ॥ ५७ ॥ and ६ of ॥ ६१ ॥ (q147-folio-d3-op7.png), ६ is RULED OUT on silhouette -- the target is round and closed where ६ is angular with a mid bar -- but the blot never resolves into ७'s internal counter, so the digit is not settled on the fount alone. This is the second folio in the run the scan could not close. १४७ is established instead by three independent controls: the recto alternation from page १४६'s verso, the verse numbers running ५३-६१ continuously from १४६'s ४६-५२, and the sequential PDF page. The eGangotri provenance stamp crosses the LAST gloss line. Unlike printed page १४६'s, this impression prints at the same ink density as the fount, so intensity thresholding at 60, 85, 110 and 125 all failed to separate them -- the technique that worked one page earlier does not generalise. The line was read instead on overlapping magnified segments (q147-g13s1.png, q147-g13s2.png), where the Devanagari and the Latin stamp letters pull apart by shape rather than by tone. The edition's embedded page images are only 1335x1997 at 241 ppi, so every 600 dpi render is an upscale; readings are taken at 0.70-0.90 downscale, with high magnification reserved for single-glyph adjudication. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  54. 26.54 सत्यापित

    Verse 54

    संस्कृत

    सुखी भोगी कलाविच्च ध्वजे पञ्चमभावगे । युक्तिज्ञो मतिमान् वाग्मी गुरुभक्तिसमन्वितः ॥ ५४ ॥

    sukhee bhogee kalaavichcha dhvaje panchamabhaavage | yuktijno matimaan vaagmee gurubhaktisamanvitah || 54 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Happy, given to enjoyment and versed in the arts: with Dhvaja gone to the fifth house he is skilled in expedients, intelligent, eloquent and full of devotion to his teacher.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पञ्चमभाव में ध्वज (शिखि) हो तो मनुष्य सुखी, भोगी, कलाओं का ज्ञाता, युक्तिज्ञ, बुद्धिमान्, वाग्मी तथा गुरुभक्ति से युक्त होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.26, verse 54. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.179, printed page १४७/147. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p147-179.png (600dpi, 3145x4965 -- the twenty-first different page width in twenty-one pages), read on per-verse strips at 0.87 and per-line gloss strips at 0.70, with adjudication zooms up to 12x. Band detection resolves 33 raw bands: the running head, eighteen verse lines and thirteen gloss lines running to the page foot. Raw bands 15 and 16 are contiguous halves of ONE line separated by a gap of only 3 px; they were merged before any crop was cut. That zero-gap check, made a standing step by printed page १४६, is what kept verse 60 from being read as two half-lines. शिखि, the FIFTH अप्रकाश ग्रह, CLOSES its round here: verses 50-61 give twelve houses in twelve verses, the same shape as धूम's, पात's, परिधि's and चाप's. Five bodies have now run five complete twelve-verse rounds, each opening at the 1st house, so the pattern is a structural expectation rather than a guess -- and गुलिक makes six at printed page १४८, its whole round falling within that single page. No sixth body opens on this page -- the gloss runs from the last verse line to the page foot with no new subheading. It opens on printed page १४८ instead: गुलिक, under the editor's centred subheading गुलिक फल--, running verses 62 to 73. The fount names this one body FOUR ways: शिखि in the editor's subheading at printed page १४६, केतौ at verse 50, शिखिनि through most of the round, and now ध्वजे at verse 54. The 5th house, AND A FOURTH NAME FOR THE BODY. ध्वजे was settled on a height-normalised same-page composite (q147-dhvaja-ctrl.png) against the ध of धर्मगे in verse 58 and the द of दाता in verse 59: the initial carries a left loop plus a right stem, which is ध, and not the single stroke curving right with no left loop, which is द. An earlier zoom at box (1415,905,1605,1010) had been cropped too tight and clipped the glyph edges; the composite settled it at once. The editor writes पञ्चमस्थ शिखी हो तो for this verse, so he treats ध्वज as शिखि -- that corroborates the identification of the body without independently attesting the word. He confirms the rest item for item: मनुष्य सुखी, भोगी, कलाभिज्ञ, युक्तियों का जानकार, बुद्धिमान्, वाग्मी तथा गुरुभक्तिरत होता है. Thirteen gloss lines run from the last verse line to the page foot. They DISCHARGE printed page १४६'s debt in full -- the first four lines gloss लग्नस्थ, धनस्थ and सहजस्थ शिखी in order, that is verses 50, 51 and 52 -- and then gloss this page's own verses 53 to 58. The block breaks off mid-sentence at कर्मस्थ वह, so verses 59, 60 and 61 carried a fresh debt onto printed page १४८ -- and printed page १४८ DISCHARGES it in full. Its first five gloss lines complete the broken sentence, gloss शिखि in the 10th, 11th and 12th houses item for item, and close the whole शिखि block with the verse-range numeral ॥ ५०-६१ ॥. The editor's Hindi is read only as corroborating context and cited by name; his prose, subheadings, example charts and tables are never transcribed as BPHS content. Verse block x 442-2569, gloss block x 217-2909: indented about 225 px on the left and stopping about 340 px short on the right. With १४५'s 226/324 and १४६'s 230/307 this is the THIRD CONSECUTIVE PAGE in the narrow, more centred measure, so the change of setting first recorded at १४५ and called sustained at १४६ is now confirmed -- and printed page १४८'s 230/305 carries it to FOUR consecutive pages. The right-margin shortfall across the run stands at 43, 113, 118, 122, 131, 183, 193, 227, 307, 324 and 340 px -- a continuum, not a closed set of block relations. Recto page: the chapter title धूमाद्यप्रकाशग्रहफलाध्यायः centred x 1155-1968 with the folio at the RIGHT, x 2716-2868, so the verso/recto alternation holds for the thirteenth consecutive page. The folio's first two digits read cleanly as १ and ४ against same-page controls (q147-folio-d12.png). The third is inked into a round blot: under a morphological opening applied identically to it and to the verified ७ of ॥ ५७ ॥ and ६ of ॥ ६१ ॥ (q147-folio-d3-op7.png), ६ is RULED OUT on silhouette -- the target is round and closed where ६ is angular with a mid bar -- but the blot never resolves into ७'s internal counter, so the digit is not settled on the fount alone. This is the second folio in the run the scan could not close. १४७ is established instead by three independent controls: the recto alternation from page १४६'s verso, the verse numbers running ५३-६१ continuously from १४६'s ४६-५२, and the sequential PDF page. The eGangotri provenance stamp crosses the LAST gloss line. Unlike printed page १४६'s, this impression prints at the same ink density as the fount, so intensity thresholding at 60, 85, 110 and 125 all failed to separate them -- the technique that worked one page earlier does not generalise. The line was read instead on overlapping magnified segments (q147-g13s1.png, q147-g13s2.png), where the Devanagari and the Latin stamp letters pull apart by shape rather than by tone. The edition's embedded page images are only 1335x1997 at 241 ppi, so every 600 dpi render is an upscale; readings are taken at 0.70-0.90 downscale, with high magnification reserved for single-glyph adjudication. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  55. 26.55 सत्यापित

    Verse 55

    संस्कृत

    मातृपक्षक्षयकरो रिपुजिद् बहुबान्धवः । रिपौ शिखिनि सम्प्राप्ते शूरः कान्तो विचक्षणः ॥ ५५ ॥

    maatripakshakshayakaro ripujid bahubaandhavah | ripau shikhini sampraapte shoorah kaanto vichakshanah || 55 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    He brings about the ruin of his mother's side of the family, conquers his enemies and has many kinsmen; when Shikhi has reached the sixth house of foes he is brave, handsome and discerning.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    रिपुभाव में शिखि हो तो जातक मातृपक्ष का क्षय करने वाला, शत्रुओं को जीतने वाला, अनेक बान्धवों वाला, शूर, कान्तिमान् तथा विचक्षण होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.26, verse 55. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.179, printed page १४७/147. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p147-179.png (600dpi, 3145x4965 -- the twenty-first different page width in twenty-one pages), read on per-verse strips at 0.87 and per-line gloss strips at 0.70, with adjudication zooms up to 12x. Band detection resolves 33 raw bands: the running head, eighteen verse lines and thirteen gloss lines running to the page foot. Raw bands 15 and 16 are contiguous halves of ONE line separated by a gap of only 3 px; they were merged before any crop was cut. That zero-gap check, made a standing step by printed page १४६, is what kept verse 60 from being read as two half-lines. शिखि, the FIFTH अप्रकाश ग्रह, CLOSES its round here: verses 50-61 give twelve houses in twelve verses, the same shape as धूम's, पात's, परिधि's and चाप's. Five bodies have now run five complete twelve-verse rounds, each opening at the 1st house, so the pattern is a structural expectation rather than a guess -- and गुलिक makes six at printed page १४८, its whole round falling within that single page. No sixth body opens on this page -- the gloss runs from the last verse line to the page foot with no new subheading. It opens on printed page १४८ instead: गुलिक, under the editor's centred subheading गुलिक फल--, running verses 62 to 73. The fount names this one body FOUR ways: शिखि in the editor's subheading at printed page १४६, केतौ at verse 50, शिखिनि through most of the round, and now ध्वजे at verse 54. The 6th house. A DISCRIMINATOR FAILURE, RECORDED ONCE HERE AND CITED THEREAFTER: ब and व CANNOT be separated on this scan. बहुबान्धवः was controlled glyph against glyph (q147-ba-ctrl.png, q147-ba-ctrl2.png) with the certain ब of बहु in the SAME WORD and the certain व of वः at its end; all three are identical bowls with an internal tongue and no distinguishing left vertical. The reading therefore rests on standard orthography plus the editor's अनेक बान्धव वाला, and that is disclosed rather than presented as a fount reading. The editor confirms the rest: षष्ठस्थ शिखी हो तो जातक मातृपक्ष का नाश करनेवाला, शत्रुजेता, अनेक बान्धव वाला, शूर, सुन्दर तथा विद्वान् होता है -- his सुन्दर for कान्तो and विद्वान् for विचक्षणः are loose renderings, not divergent readings. Thirteen gloss lines run from the last verse line to the page foot. They DISCHARGE printed page १४६'s debt in full -- the first four lines gloss लग्नस्थ, धनस्थ and सहजस्थ शिखी in order, that is verses 50, 51 and 52 -- and then gloss this page's own verses 53 to 58. The block breaks off mid-sentence at कर्मस्थ वह, so verses 59, 60 and 61 carried a fresh debt onto printed page १४८ -- and printed page १४८ DISCHARGES it in full. Its first five gloss lines complete the broken sentence, gloss शिखि in the 10th, 11th and 12th houses item for item, and close the whole शिखि block with the verse-range numeral ॥ ५०-६१ ॥. The editor's Hindi is read only as corroborating context and cited by name; his prose, subheadings, example charts and tables are never transcribed as BPHS content. Verse block x 442-2569, gloss block x 217-2909: indented about 225 px on the left and stopping about 340 px short on the right. With १४५'s 226/324 and १४६'s 230/307 this is the THIRD CONSECUTIVE PAGE in the narrow, more centred measure, so the change of setting first recorded at १४५ and called sustained at १४६ is now confirmed -- and printed page १४८'s 230/305 carries it to FOUR consecutive pages. The right-margin shortfall across the run stands at 43, 113, 118, 122, 131, 183, 193, 227, 307, 324 and 340 px -- a continuum, not a closed set of block relations. Recto page: the chapter title धूमाद्यप्रकाशग्रहफलाध्यायः centred x 1155-1968 with the folio at the RIGHT, x 2716-2868, so the verso/recto alternation holds for the thirteenth consecutive page. The folio's first two digits read cleanly as १ and ४ against same-page controls (q147-folio-d12.png). The third is inked into a round blot: under a morphological opening applied identically to it and to the verified ७ of ॥ ५७ ॥ and ६ of ॥ ६१ ॥ (q147-folio-d3-op7.png), ६ is RULED OUT on silhouette -- the target is round and closed where ६ is angular with a mid bar -- but the blot never resolves into ७'s internal counter, so the digit is not settled on the fount alone. This is the second folio in the run the scan could not close. १४७ is established instead by three independent controls: the recto alternation from page १४६'s verso, the verse numbers running ५३-६१ continuously from १४६'s ४६-५२, and the sequential PDF page. The eGangotri provenance stamp crosses the LAST gloss line. Unlike printed page १४६'s, this impression prints at the same ink density as the fount, so intensity thresholding at 60, 85, 110 and 125 all failed to separate them -- the technique that worked one page earlier does not generalise. The line was read instead on overlapping magnified segments (q147-g13s1.png, q147-g13s2.png), where the Devanagari and the Latin stamp letters pull apart by shape rather than by tone. The edition's embedded page images are only 1335x1997 at 241 ppi, so every 600 dpi render is an upscale; readings are taken at 0.70-0.90 downscale, with high magnification reserved for single-glyph adjudication. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  56. 26.56 सत्यापित

    Verse 56

    संस्कृत

    द्यूतासक्तमना नित्यं कामी भोगसमन्वितः । सप्तमस्थे तु शिखिनि वेश्यासु-कृतसौहृदः ॥ ५६ ॥

    dyootaasaktamanaa nityam kaamee bhogasamanvitah | saptamasthe tu shikhini veshyaasu-kritasauhridah || 56 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    His mind is constantly fixed on gambling; he is lustful and given to enjoyment: with Shikhi in the seventh house he forms his friendships among courtesans.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    सप्तमभाव में शिखि हो तो मनुष्य नित्य द्यूत में आसक्त मन वाला, कामी, भोग से युक्त तथा वेश्याओं से प्रीति करने वाला होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.26, verse 56. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.179, printed page १४७/147. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p147-179.png (600dpi, 3145x4965 -- the twenty-first different page width in twenty-one pages), read on per-verse strips at 0.87 and per-line gloss strips at 0.70, with adjudication zooms up to 12x. Band detection resolves 33 raw bands: the running head, eighteen verse lines and thirteen gloss lines running to the page foot. Raw bands 15 and 16 are contiguous halves of ONE line separated by a gap of only 3 px; they were merged before any crop was cut. That zero-gap check, made a standing step by printed page १४६, is what kept verse 60 from being read as two half-lines. शिखि, the FIFTH अप्रकाश ग्रह, CLOSES its round here: verses 50-61 give twelve houses in twelve verses, the same shape as धूम's, पात's, परिधि's and चाप's. Five bodies have now run five complete twelve-verse rounds, each opening at the 1st house, so the pattern is a structural expectation rather than a guess -- and गुलिक makes six at printed page १४८, its whole round falling within that single page. No sixth body opens on this page -- the gloss runs from the last verse line to the page foot with no new subheading. It opens on printed page १४८ instead: गुलिक, under the editor's centred subheading गुलिक फल--, running verses 62 to 73. The fount names this one body FOUR ways: शिखि in the editor's subheading at printed page १४६, केतौ at verse 50, शिखिनि through most of the round, and now ध्वजे at verse 54. The 7th house. The hyphen in वेश्यासु-कृतसौहृदः is the fount's own and is mirrored into both scripts rather than closed up. The editor confirms the verse throughout: सप्तमस्थ वह हो तो मनुष्य सतत जुआड़ी, कामी, भोगविलासशील, तथा वेश्यागामी होता है -- सतत for नित्यं and जुआड़ी for द्यूतासक्तमना. Thirteen gloss lines run from the last verse line to the page foot. They DISCHARGE printed page १४६'s debt in full -- the first four lines gloss लग्नस्थ, धनस्थ and सहजस्थ शिखी in order, that is verses 50, 51 and 52 -- and then gloss this page's own verses 53 to 58. The block breaks off mid-sentence at कर्मस्थ वह, so verses 59, 60 and 61 carried a fresh debt onto printed page १४८ -- and printed page १४८ DISCHARGES it in full. Its first five gloss lines complete the broken sentence, gloss शिखि in the 10th, 11th and 12th houses item for item, and close the whole शिखि block with the verse-range numeral ॥ ५०-६१ ॥. The editor's Hindi is read only as corroborating context and cited by name; his prose, subheadings, example charts and tables are never transcribed as BPHS content. Verse block x 442-2569, gloss block x 217-2909: indented about 225 px on the left and stopping about 340 px short on the right. With १४५'s 226/324 and १४६'s 230/307 this is the THIRD CONSECUTIVE PAGE in the narrow, more centred measure, so the change of setting first recorded at १४५ and called sustained at १४६ is now confirmed -- and printed page १४८'s 230/305 carries it to FOUR consecutive pages. The right-margin shortfall across the run stands at 43, 113, 118, 122, 131, 183, 193, 227, 307, 324 and 340 px -- a continuum, not a closed set of block relations. Recto page: the chapter title धूमाद्यप्रकाशग्रहफलाध्यायः centred x 1155-1968 with the folio at the RIGHT, x 2716-2868, so the verso/recto alternation holds for the thirteenth consecutive page. The folio's first two digits read cleanly as १ and ४ against same-page controls (q147-folio-d12.png). The third is inked into a round blot: under a morphological opening applied identically to it and to the verified ७ of ॥ ५७ ॥ and ६ of ॥ ६१ ॥ (q147-folio-d3-op7.png), ६ is RULED OUT on silhouette -- the target is round and closed where ६ is angular with a mid bar -- but the blot never resolves into ७'s internal counter, so the digit is not settled on the fount alone. This is the second folio in the run the scan could not close. १४७ is established instead by three independent controls: the recto alternation from page १४६'s verso, the verse numbers running ५३-६१ continuously from १४६'s ४६-५२, and the sequential PDF page. The eGangotri provenance stamp crosses the LAST gloss line. Unlike printed page १४६'s, this impression prints at the same ink density as the fount, so intensity thresholding at 60, 85, 110 and 125 all failed to separate them -- the technique that worked one page earlier does not generalise. The line was read instead on overlapping magnified segments (q147-g13s1.png, q147-g13s2.png), where the Devanagari and the Latin stamp letters pull apart by shape rather than by tone. The edition's embedded page images are only 1335x1997 at 241 ppi, so every 600 dpi render is an upscale; readings are taken at 0.70-0.90 downscale, with high magnification reserved for single-glyph adjudication. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  57. 26.57 सत्यापित

    Verse 57

    संस्कृत

    नीचकर्मरतः पापो निर्लज्जो निन्दकः सदा । मृत्युस्थाने तु शिखिनि गतस्ख्यपरपक्षकः ॥ ५७ ॥

    neechakarmaratah paapo nirlajjo nindakah sadaa | mrityusthaane tu shikhini gataskhyaparapakshakah || 57 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Given to base deeds, sinful, shameless and forever a slanderer: with Shikhi in the eighth house of death he is bereft of happiness and belongs to the other side.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    मृत्युस्थान में शिखि हो तो मनुष्य नीच कर्मों में रत, पापी, निर्लज्ज, सदा निन्दा करने वाला तथा सुख से रहित एवं पराये पक्ष वाला होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.26, verse 57. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.179, printed page १४७/147. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p147-179.png (600dpi, 3145x4965 -- the twenty-first different page width in twenty-one pages), read on per-verse strips at 0.87 and per-line gloss strips at 0.70, with adjudication zooms up to 12x. Band detection resolves 33 raw bands: the running head, eighteen verse lines and thirteen gloss lines running to the page foot. Raw bands 15 and 16 are contiguous halves of ONE line separated by a gap of only 3 px; they were merged before any crop was cut. That zero-gap check, made a standing step by printed page १४६, is what kept verse 60 from being read as two half-lines. शिखि, the FIFTH अप्रकाश ग्रह, CLOSES its round here: verses 50-61 give twelve houses in twelve verses, the same shape as धूम's, पात's, परिधि's and चाप's. Five bodies have now run five complete twelve-verse rounds, each opening at the 1st house, so the pattern is a structural expectation rather than a guess -- and गुलिक makes six at printed page १४८, its whole round falling within that single page. No sixth body opens on this page -- the gloss runs from the last verse line to the page foot with no new subheading. It opens on printed page १४८ instead: गुलिक, under the editor's centred subheading गुलिक फल--, running verses 62 to 73. The fount names this one body FOUR ways: शिखि in the editor's subheading at printed page १४६, केतौ at verse 50, शिखिनि through most of the round, and now ध्वजे at verse 54. THE PAGE'S ADJUDICATION, and the FOURTH single-word compositor fault in four consecutive pages -- the first that is a MISSING MAATRAA rather than a wrong word. The compound after मृत्युस्थाने तु शिखिनि is RETAINED EXACTLY AS PRINTED: गतस्ख्यपरपक्षकः (q147-57tail.png). It was settled unit by unit. The wide flat glyph plus a separate य matches the ख्य of सौख्यभाक् in verse 53 exactly. The unit before it carries NO au-maatraa, and the comparison was re-cut from y=1880, a full 60 px above the band top, so that its absence could not be an artefact of the crop (q147-sau-ctrl2.png); against that headroom the सौ control's maatraa is plainly present and the target's plainly absent. A third composite (q147-x-ctrl.png) matches the target instead to the half-स् of स्थ in मृत्युस्थाने ON THE SAME LINE. So the fount prints स्ख्य, which yields no sense. The editor settles the intended word from outside the fount: he glosses the verse अष्टमस्थ शिखी हो तो मनुष्य नीचकर्मरत, पापिष्ठ, निर्लज्ज, परनिन्दक तथा स्त्रीसौख्यविहीन होता है, requiring सौख्य, and the English and Hindi render गतसौख्य. Two limits on that gloss are disclosed rather than smoothed over: his स्त्री has NO counterpart in the printed paada, and he leaves परपक्षकः unglossed altogether, so the second half of the compound stands on the fount alone. The run of faults is now घून for द्यून (१४४), षर for पर (१४५), लग्नगते for लाभगते (१४६) and this dropped औ -- four consecutive pages, strong evidence that the fault is local to this gathering. Thirteen gloss lines run from the last verse line to the page foot. They DISCHARGE printed page १४६'s debt in full -- the first four lines gloss लग्नस्थ, धनस्थ and सहजस्थ शिखी in order, that is verses 50, 51 and 52 -- and then gloss this page's own verses 53 to 58. The block breaks off mid-sentence at कर्मस्थ वह, so verses 59, 60 and 61 carried a fresh debt onto printed page १४८ -- and printed page १४८ DISCHARGES it in full. Its first five gloss lines complete the broken sentence, gloss शिखि in the 10th, 11th and 12th houses item for item, and close the whole शिखि block with the verse-range numeral ॥ ५०-६१ ॥. The editor's Hindi is read only as corroborating context and cited by name; his prose, subheadings, example charts and tables are never transcribed as BPHS content. Verse block x 442-2569, gloss block x 217-2909: indented about 225 px on the left and stopping about 340 px short on the right. With १४५'s 226/324 and १४६'s 230/307 this is the THIRD CONSECUTIVE PAGE in the narrow, more centred measure, so the change of setting first recorded at १४५ and called sustained at १४६ is now confirmed -- and printed page १४८'s 230/305 carries it to FOUR consecutive pages. The right-margin shortfall across the run stands at 43, 113, 118, 122, 131, 183, 193, 227, 307, 324 and 340 px -- a continuum, not a closed set of block relations. Recto page: the chapter title धूमाद्यप्रकाशग्रहफलाध्यायः centred x 1155-1968 with the folio at the RIGHT, x 2716-2868, so the verso/recto alternation holds for the thirteenth consecutive page. The folio's first two digits read cleanly as १ and ४ against same-page controls (q147-folio-d12.png). The third is inked into a round blot: under a morphological opening applied identically to it and to the verified ७ of ॥ ५७ ॥ and ६ of ॥ ६१ ॥ (q147-folio-d3-op7.png), ६ is RULED OUT on silhouette -- the target is round and closed where ६ is angular with a mid bar -- but the blot never resolves into ७'s internal counter, so the digit is not settled on the fount alone. This is the second folio in the run the scan could not close. १४७ is established instead by three independent controls: the recto alternation from page १४६'s verso, the verse numbers running ५३-६१ continuously from १४६'s ४६-५२, and the sequential PDF page. The eGangotri provenance stamp crosses the LAST gloss line. Unlike printed page १४६'s, this impression prints at the same ink density as the fount, so intensity thresholding at 60, 85, 110 and 125 all failed to separate them -- the technique that worked one page earlier does not generalise. The line was read instead on overlapping magnified segments (q147-g13s1.png, q147-g13s2.png), where the Devanagari and the Latin stamp letters pull apart by shape rather than by tone. The edition's embedded page images are only 1335x1997 at 241 ppi, so every 600 dpi render is an upscale; readings are taken at 0.70-0.90 downscale, with high magnification reserved for single-glyph adjudication. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  58. 26.58 सत्यापित

    Verse 58

    संस्कृत

    लिङ्गधारी प्रसन्नात्मा, सर्वभूतहिते रतः । धर्मगे शिखिनि प्राप्ते धर्मकार्येषु कोविदः ॥ ५८ ॥

    lingadhaaree prasannaatmaa, sarvabhootahite ratah | dharmage shikhini praapte dharmakaaryeshu kovidah || 58 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    A bearer of the ascetic's insignia, serene of soul and devoted to the welfare of all beings: when Shikhi has come to the ninth house of dharma he is expert in the works of religion.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    धर्मभाव में शिखि हो तो मनुष्य लिङ्गधारी (विशेष वेषधारी), प्रसन्नचित्त, सब प्राणियों के हित में रत तथा धर्मकार्यों में निपुण होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.26, verse 58. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.179, printed page १४७/147. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p147-179.png (600dpi, 3145x4965 -- the twenty-first different page width in twenty-one pages), read on per-verse strips at 0.87 and per-line gloss strips at 0.70, with adjudication zooms up to 12x. Band detection resolves 33 raw bands: the running head, eighteen verse lines and thirteen gloss lines running to the page foot. Raw bands 15 and 16 are contiguous halves of ONE line separated by a gap of only 3 px; they were merged before any crop was cut. That zero-gap check, made a standing step by printed page १४६, is what kept verse 60 from being read as two half-lines. शिखि, the FIFTH अप्रकाश ग्रह, CLOSES its round here: verses 50-61 give twelve houses in twelve verses, the same shape as धूम's, पात's, परिधि's and चाप's. Five bodies have now run five complete twelve-verse rounds, each opening at the 1st house, so the pattern is a structural expectation rather than a guess -- and गुलिक makes six at printed page १४८, its whole round falling within that single page. No sixth body opens on this page -- the gloss runs from the last verse line to the page foot with no new subheading. It opens on printed page १४८ instead: गुलिक, under the editor's centred subheading गुलिक फल--, running verses 62 to 73. The fount names this one body FOUR ways: शिखि in the editor's subheading at printed page १४६, केतौ at verse 50, शिखिनि through most of the round, and now ध्वजे at verse 54. The 9th house. The comma after प्रसन्नात्मा is the fount's own and is kept in both scripts. The editor confirms the verse across the last two gloss lines, the second of which the eGangotri stamp crosses: भाग्यस्थ शिखी हो तो मनुष्य संन्यास आदि विशेष वेष धारण करनेवाला, प्रसन्नचेता, सभी प्राणियों का हितैषी (और) धर्मकार्यों में निपुण होता है -- his संन्यास आदि विशेष वेष धारण करनेवाला is an expansion of लिङ्गधारी, not a divergent reading. This verse's धर्मगे supplies the ध control that settled ध्वजे at verse 54. Thirteen gloss lines run from the last verse line to the page foot. They DISCHARGE printed page १४६'s debt in full -- the first four lines gloss लग्नस्थ, धनस्थ and सहजस्थ शिखी in order, that is verses 50, 51 and 52 -- and then gloss this page's own verses 53 to 58. The block breaks off mid-sentence at कर्मस्थ वह, so verses 59, 60 and 61 carried a fresh debt onto printed page १४८ -- and printed page १४८ DISCHARGES it in full. Its first five gloss lines complete the broken sentence, gloss शिखि in the 10th, 11th and 12th houses item for item, and close the whole शिखि block with the verse-range numeral ॥ ५०-६१ ॥. The editor's Hindi is read only as corroborating context and cited by name; his prose, subheadings, example charts and tables are never transcribed as BPHS content. Verse block x 442-2569, gloss block x 217-2909: indented about 225 px on the left and stopping about 340 px short on the right. With १४५'s 226/324 and १४६'s 230/307 this is the THIRD CONSECUTIVE PAGE in the narrow, more centred measure, so the change of setting first recorded at १४५ and called sustained at १४६ is now confirmed -- and printed page १४८'s 230/305 carries it to FOUR consecutive pages. The right-margin shortfall across the run stands at 43, 113, 118, 122, 131, 183, 193, 227, 307, 324 and 340 px -- a continuum, not a closed set of block relations. Recto page: the chapter title धूमाद्यप्रकाशग्रहफलाध्यायः centred x 1155-1968 with the folio at the RIGHT, x 2716-2868, so the verso/recto alternation holds for the thirteenth consecutive page. The folio's first two digits read cleanly as १ and ४ against same-page controls (q147-folio-d12.png). The third is inked into a round blot: under a morphological opening applied identically to it and to the verified ७ of ॥ ५७ ॥ and ६ of ॥ ६१ ॥ (q147-folio-d3-op7.png), ६ is RULED OUT on silhouette -- the target is round and closed where ६ is angular with a mid bar -- but the blot never resolves into ७'s internal counter, so the digit is not settled on the fount alone. This is the second folio in the run the scan could not close. १४७ is established instead by three independent controls: the recto alternation from page १४६'s verso, the verse numbers running ५३-६१ continuously from १४६'s ४६-५२, and the sequential PDF page. The eGangotri provenance stamp crosses the LAST gloss line. Unlike printed page १४६'s, this impression prints at the same ink density as the fount, so intensity thresholding at 60, 85, 110 and 125 all failed to separate them -- the technique that worked one page earlier does not generalise. The line was read instead on overlapping magnified segments (q147-g13s1.png, q147-g13s2.png), where the Devanagari and the Latin stamp letters pull apart by shape rather than by tone. The edition's embedded page images are only 1335x1997 at 241 ppi, so every 600 dpi render is an upscale; readings are taken at 0.70-0.90 downscale, with high magnification reserved for single-glyph adjudication. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  59. 26.59 सत्यापित

    Verse 59

    संस्कृत

    सुखसौभाग्यसम्पन्नः कामिनीनां च वल्लभः । दाता द्विजसमायुक्तः कर्मस्थे शिखिनि ध्रुवम् ॥ ५९ ॥

    sukhasaubhaagyasampannah kaamineenaam cha vallabhah | daataa dvijasamaayuktah karmasthe shikhini dhruvam || 59 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Endowed with happiness and good fortune and the darling of beautiful women, generous and keeping company with the twice-born: so, assuredly, when Shikhi stands in the tenth house of action.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    कर्मभाव में शिखि हो तो मनुष्य निश्चय ही सुख तथा सौभाग्य से सम्पन्न, कामिनियों का प्रिय, दानी तथा द्विजों के संग में रहने वाला होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.26, verse 59. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.179, printed page १४७/147. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p147-179.png (600dpi, 3145x4965 -- the twenty-first different page width in twenty-one pages), read on per-verse strips at 0.87 and per-line gloss strips at 0.70, with adjudication zooms up to 12x. Band detection resolves 33 raw bands: the running head, eighteen verse lines and thirteen gloss lines running to the page foot. Raw bands 15 and 16 are contiguous halves of ONE line separated by a gap of only 3 px; they were merged before any crop was cut. That zero-gap check, made a standing step by printed page १४६, is what kept verse 60 from being read as two half-lines. शिखि, the FIFTH अप्रकाश ग्रह, CLOSES its round here: verses 50-61 give twelve houses in twelve verses, the same shape as धूम's, पात's, परिधि's and चाप's. Five bodies have now run five complete twelve-verse rounds, each opening at the 1st house, so the pattern is a structural expectation rather than a guess -- and गुलिक makes six at printed page १४८, its whole round falling within that single page. No sixth body opens on this page -- the gloss runs from the last verse line to the page foot with no new subheading. It opens on printed page १४८ instead: गुलिक, under the editor's centred subheading गुलिक फल--, running verses 62 to 73. The fount names this one body FOUR ways: शिखि in the editor's subheading at printed page १४६, केतौ at verse 50, शिखिनि through most of the round, and now ध्वजे at verse 54. The 10th house. NOT GLOSSED ON THIS PAGE: the editor's block breaks off mid-sentence at कर्मस्थ वह, so this verse and the two after it stand on the fount alone until printed page १४८ is read. This verse's दाता supplies the द control that settled ध्वजे at verse 54. Thirteen gloss lines run from the last verse line to the page foot. They DISCHARGE printed page १४६'s debt in full -- the first four lines gloss लग्नस्थ, धनस्थ and सहजस्थ शिखी in order, that is verses 50, 51 and 52 -- and then gloss this page's own verses 53 to 58. The block breaks off mid-sentence at कर्मस्थ वह, so verses 59, 60 and 61 carried a fresh debt onto printed page १४८ -- and printed page १४८ DISCHARGES it in full. Its first five gloss lines complete the broken sentence, gloss शिखि in the 10th, 11th and 12th houses item for item, and close the whole शिखि block with the verse-range numeral ॥ ५०-६१ ॥. The editor's Hindi is read only as corroborating context and cited by name; his prose, subheadings, example charts and tables are never transcribed as BPHS content. Verse block x 442-2569, gloss block x 217-2909: indented about 225 px on the left and stopping about 340 px short on the right. With १४५'s 226/324 and १४६'s 230/307 this is the THIRD CONSECUTIVE PAGE in the narrow, more centred measure, so the change of setting first recorded at १४५ and called sustained at १४६ is now confirmed -- and printed page १४८'s 230/305 carries it to FOUR consecutive pages. The right-margin shortfall across the run stands at 43, 113, 118, 122, 131, 183, 193, 227, 307, 324 and 340 px -- a continuum, not a closed set of block relations. Recto page: the chapter title धूमाद्यप्रकाशग्रहफलाध्यायः centred x 1155-1968 with the folio at the RIGHT, x 2716-2868, so the verso/recto alternation holds for the thirteenth consecutive page. The folio's first two digits read cleanly as १ and ४ against same-page controls (q147-folio-d12.png). The third is inked into a round blot: under a morphological opening applied identically to it and to the verified ७ of ॥ ५७ ॥ and ६ of ॥ ६१ ॥ (q147-folio-d3-op7.png), ६ is RULED OUT on silhouette -- the target is round and closed where ६ is angular with a mid bar -- but the blot never resolves into ७'s internal counter, so the digit is not settled on the fount alone. This is the second folio in the run the scan could not close. १४७ is established instead by three independent controls: the recto alternation from page १४६'s verso, the verse numbers running ५३-६१ continuously from १४६'s ४६-५२, and the sequential PDF page. The eGangotri provenance stamp crosses the LAST gloss line. Unlike printed page १४६'s, this impression prints at the same ink density as the fount, so intensity thresholding at 60, 85, 110 and 125 all failed to separate them -- the technique that worked one page earlier does not generalise. The line was read instead on overlapping magnified segments (q147-g13s1.png, q147-g13s2.png), where the Devanagari and the Latin stamp letters pull apart by shape rather than by tone. The edition's embedded page images are only 1335x1997 at 241 ppi, so every 600 dpi render is an upscale; readings are taken at 0.70-0.90 downscale, with high magnification reserved for single-glyph adjudication. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  60. 26.60 सत्यापित

    Verse 60

    संस्कृत

    नित्यलाभः सुधर्मी च लाभे शिखिनि संस्थिते । धनाढ्यः सुभगः शूरः सुयज्ञश्चातिकोविदः ॥ ६० ॥

    nityalaabhah sudharmee cha laabhe shikhini samsthite | dhanaadhyah subhagah shoorah suyajnashchaatikovidah || 60 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Constant in gain and of good religious conduct: when Shikhi is placed in the eleventh house of gain he is rich, fortunate, brave, a performer of excellent sacrifices and exceedingly learned.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    लाभभाव में शिखि हो तो मनुष्य नित्य लाभ पाने वाला, सुधर्मी, धनाढ्य, सौभाग्यशाली, शूर, उत्तम यज्ञ करने वाला तथा अत्यन्त कोविद होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.26, verse 60. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.179, printed page १४७/147. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p147-179.png (600dpi, 3145x4965 -- the twenty-first different page width in twenty-one pages), read on per-verse strips at 0.87 and per-line gloss strips at 0.70, with adjudication zooms up to 12x. Band detection resolves 33 raw bands: the running head, eighteen verse lines and thirteen gloss lines running to the page foot. Raw bands 15 and 16 are contiguous halves of ONE line separated by a gap of only 3 px; they were merged before any crop was cut. That zero-gap check, made a standing step by printed page १४६, is what kept verse 60 from being read as two half-lines. शिखि, the FIFTH अप्रकाश ग्रह, CLOSES its round here: verses 50-61 give twelve houses in twelve verses, the same shape as धूम's, पात's, परिधि's and चाप's. Five bodies have now run five complete twelve-verse rounds, each opening at the 1st house, so the pattern is a structural expectation rather than a guess -- and गुलिक makes six at printed page १४८, its whole round falling within that single page. No sixth body opens on this page -- the gloss runs from the last verse line to the page foot with no new subheading. It opens on printed page १४८ instead: गुलिक, under the editor's centred subheading गुलिक फल--, running verses 62 to 73. The fount names this one body FOUR ways: शिखि in the editor's subheading at printed page १४६, केतौ at verse 50, शिखिनि through most of the round, and now ध्वजे at verse 54. The 11th house. THIS IS THE VERSE THE ZERO-GAP CHECK SAVED: its first line prints as raw bands 15 (2647,2673) and 16 (2676,2755), separated by a gap of only 3 px, which the row threshold split at the headline. Merged to (2647,2755) before cropping, it reads as one line. NOT GLOSSED ON THIS PAGE. Thirteen gloss lines run from the last verse line to the page foot. They DISCHARGE printed page १४६'s debt in full -- the first four lines gloss लग्नस्थ, धनस्थ and सहजस्थ शिखी in order, that is verses 50, 51 and 52 -- and then gloss this page's own verses 53 to 58. The block breaks off mid-sentence at कर्मस्थ वह, so verses 59, 60 and 61 carried a fresh debt onto printed page १४८ -- and printed page १४८ DISCHARGES it in full. Its first five gloss lines complete the broken sentence, gloss शिखि in the 10th, 11th and 12th houses item for item, and close the whole शिखि block with the verse-range numeral ॥ ५०-६१ ॥. The editor's Hindi is read only as corroborating context and cited by name; his prose, subheadings, example charts and tables are never transcribed as BPHS content. Verse block x 442-2569, gloss block x 217-2909: indented about 225 px on the left and stopping about 340 px short on the right. With १४५'s 226/324 and १४६'s 230/307 this is the THIRD CONSECUTIVE PAGE in the narrow, more centred measure, so the change of setting first recorded at १४५ and called sustained at १४६ is now confirmed -- and printed page १४८'s 230/305 carries it to FOUR consecutive pages. The right-margin shortfall across the run stands at 43, 113, 118, 122, 131, 183, 193, 227, 307, 324 and 340 px -- a continuum, not a closed set of block relations. Recto page: the chapter title धूमाद्यप्रकाशग्रहफलाध्यायः centred x 1155-1968 with the folio at the RIGHT, x 2716-2868, so the verso/recto alternation holds for the thirteenth consecutive page. The folio's first two digits read cleanly as १ and ४ against same-page controls (q147-folio-d12.png). The third is inked into a round blot: under a morphological opening applied identically to it and to the verified ७ of ॥ ५७ ॥ and ६ of ॥ ६१ ॥ (q147-folio-d3-op7.png), ६ is RULED OUT on silhouette -- the target is round and closed where ६ is angular with a mid bar -- but the blot never resolves into ७'s internal counter, so the digit is not settled on the fount alone. This is the second folio in the run the scan could not close. १४७ is established instead by three independent controls: the recto alternation from page १४६'s verso, the verse numbers running ५३-६१ continuously from १४६'s ४६-५२, and the sequential PDF page. The eGangotri provenance stamp crosses the LAST gloss line. Unlike printed page १४६'s, this impression prints at the same ink density as the fount, so intensity thresholding at 60, 85, 110 and 125 all failed to separate them -- the technique that worked one page earlier does not generalise. The line was read instead on overlapping magnified segments (q147-g13s1.png, q147-g13s2.png), where the Devanagari and the Latin stamp letters pull apart by shape rather than by tone. The edition's embedded page images are only 1335x1997 at 241 ppi, so every 600 dpi render is an upscale; readings are taken at 0.70-0.90 downscale, with high magnification reserved for single-glyph adjudication. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  61. 26.61 सत्यापित

    Verse 61

    संस्कृत

    पापकर्मरतः शूरः श्रद्धाहीनोऽघृणो नरः । परदाररतो रौद्रः शिखिनि व्ययगे सति ॥ ६१ ॥

    paapakarmaratah shoorah shraddhaaheeno.aghrino narah | paradaararato raudrah shikhini vyayage sati || 61 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Given to sinful deeds, bold, devoid of faith and without compassion; attached to the wives of others and fierce: so when Shikhi is placed in the twelfth house of expenditure.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    व्ययभाव में शिखि हो तो मनुष्य पापकर्म में रत, शूर, श्रद्धाहीन, निर्दय, परस्त्रीरत तथा रौद्र होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.26, verse 61. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.179, printed page १४७/147. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p147-179.png (600dpi, 3145x4965 -- the twenty-first different page width in twenty-one pages), read on per-verse strips at 0.87 and per-line gloss strips at 0.70, with adjudication zooms up to 12x. Band detection resolves 33 raw bands: the running head, eighteen verse lines and thirteen gloss lines running to the page foot. Raw bands 15 and 16 are contiguous halves of ONE line separated by a gap of only 3 px; they were merged before any crop was cut. That zero-gap check, made a standing step by printed page १४६, is what kept verse 60 from being read as two half-lines. शिखि, the FIFTH अप्रकाश ग्रह, CLOSES its round here: verses 50-61 give twelve houses in twelve verses, the same shape as धूम's, पात's, परिधि's and चाप's. Five bodies have now run five complete twelve-verse rounds, each opening at the 1st house, so the pattern is a structural expectation rather than a guess -- and गुलिक makes six at printed page १४८, its whole round falling within that single page. No sixth body opens on this page -- the gloss runs from the last verse line to the page foot with no new subheading. It opens on printed page १४८ instead: गुलिक, under the editor's centred subheading गुलिक फल--, running verses 62 to 73. The fount names this one body FOUR ways: शिखि in the editor's subheading at printed page १४६, केतौ at verse 50, शिखिनि through most of the round, and now ध्वजे at verse 54. The 12th house, closing शिखि's round and the page. NOT GLOSSED ON THIS PAGE. Its numeral ॥ ६१ ॥ supplied the verified ६ and १ controls against which the folio's digits were tested. Thirteen gloss lines run from the last verse line to the page foot. They DISCHARGE printed page १४६'s debt in full -- the first four lines gloss लग्नस्थ, धनस्थ and सहजस्थ शिखी in order, that is verses 50, 51 and 52 -- and then gloss this page's own verses 53 to 58. The block breaks off mid-sentence at कर्मस्थ वह, so verses 59, 60 and 61 carried a fresh debt onto printed page १४८ -- and printed page १४८ DISCHARGES it in full. Its first five gloss lines complete the broken sentence, gloss शिखि in the 10th, 11th and 12th houses item for item, and close the whole शिखि block with the verse-range numeral ॥ ५०-६१ ॥. The editor's Hindi is read only as corroborating context and cited by name; his prose, subheadings, example charts and tables are never transcribed as BPHS content. Verse block x 442-2569, gloss block x 217-2909: indented about 225 px on the left and stopping about 340 px short on the right. With १४५'s 226/324 and १४६'s 230/307 this is the THIRD CONSECUTIVE PAGE in the narrow, more centred measure, so the change of setting first recorded at १४५ and called sustained at १४६ is now confirmed -- and printed page १४८'s 230/305 carries it to FOUR consecutive pages. The right-margin shortfall across the run stands at 43, 113, 118, 122, 131, 183, 193, 227, 307, 324 and 340 px -- a continuum, not a closed set of block relations. Recto page: the chapter title धूमाद्यप्रकाशग्रहफलाध्यायः centred x 1155-1968 with the folio at the RIGHT, x 2716-2868, so the verso/recto alternation holds for the thirteenth consecutive page. The folio's first two digits read cleanly as १ and ४ against same-page controls (q147-folio-d12.png). The third is inked into a round blot: under a morphological opening applied identically to it and to the verified ७ of ॥ ५७ ॥ and ६ of ॥ ६१ ॥ (q147-folio-d3-op7.png), ६ is RULED OUT on silhouette -- the target is round and closed where ६ is angular with a mid bar -- but the blot never resolves into ७'s internal counter, so the digit is not settled on the fount alone. This is the second folio in the run the scan could not close. १४७ is established instead by three independent controls: the recto alternation from page १४६'s verso, the verse numbers running ५३-६१ continuously from १४६'s ४६-५२, and the sequential PDF page. The eGangotri provenance stamp crosses the LAST gloss line. Unlike printed page १४६'s, this impression prints at the same ink density as the fount, so intensity thresholding at 60, 85, 110 and 125 all failed to separate them -- the technique that worked one page earlier does not generalise. The line was read instead on overlapping magnified segments (q147-g13s1.png, q147-g13s2.png), where the Devanagari and the Latin stamp letters pull apart by shape rather than by tone. The edition's embedded page images are only 1335x1997 at 241 ppi, so every 600 dpi render is an upscale; readings are taken at 0.70-0.90 downscale, with high magnification reserved for single-glyph adjudication. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  62. 26.62 सत्यापित

    Gulika in the 1st house

    संस्कृत

    रोगार्त्तः सततं कामी पापात्माधिगतः शठः । लग्नस्थे गुलिके मर्त्यः खलभावोऽतिदुःखितः ॥ ६२ ॥

    rogaarttah satatam kaamee paapaatmaadhigatah shathah | lagnasthe gulike martyah khalabhaavo.atiduhkhitah || 62 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Afflicted by disease, ever lustful, sunk in a sinful nature, and a cheat: with Gulika standing in the ascendant the man is wicked in disposition and exceedingly miserable. || 62 ||

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    गुलिक लग्न में हो तो मनुष्य रोगपीड़ित, सदा कामी, पापी स्वभाव में लिप्त तथा धूर्त होता है; उसका स्वभाव दुष्ट रहता है और वह अत्यन्त दुःखी होता है ॥ ६२ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.26, verse 62. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.180, printed page १४८/148. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p148-180.png (600dpi, 3742x4970 -- the twenty-second different page width in twenty-two pages), read on per-verse strips at 0.83 and per-line gloss strips at 0.70, with adjudication zooms up to 12x. Band detection resolves 32 raw bands: the running head, FIVE gloss lines carried over from printed page १४७, the editor's centred subheading, and twenty-five raw bands that reduce to TWENTY-FOUR verse lines once raw bands 25 (3874,3902) and 26 (3906,3998) are merged -- they are contiguous halves of one line separated by a gap of only 4 px. That zero-gap check, made a standing step by printed page १४६ and vindicated again at १४७, was run before any crop was cut. Twenty-four verse lines give exactly twelve verses, and the verse map L1/L2=62 through L23/L24=73 was derived from the indexed band list rather than by eye -- an ad-hoc zoom taken by eye on this page landed one verse out and had to be recomputed. गुलिक is the SIXTH अप्रकाश ग्रह of the chapter, opening here under the editor's centred subheading गुलिक फल-- (confirmed at p148-sub.png). Its round runs verses 62 to 73: a complete twelve-house round opening at the 1st house, the same shape as धूम's, पात's, परिधि's, चाप's and शिखि's -- and the FIRST such round to fall entirely within one printed page. Six bodies, six complete twelve-verse rounds -- and printed page १४९ opens a SEVENTH, प्राणपद, under the centred subheading प्राणपद-फल--, so the twelve-verse round is now a firm structural expectation rather than a guess. The fount names this one body three ways inside these twelve verses -- गुलिके at 62, 63, 65, 71 and 73, मान्दौ at 64, 66, 69 and 70, and यमात्मजे at 67 and 72 -- with the periphrasis शनेः सुते, 'the son of Saturn', at 68. The 1st house, opening गुलिक's round. The fount prints पापात्माधिगतः, set solid; it is retained exactly as printed and rendered as पापात्मा + अधिगतः, 'gone over to a sinful nature'. The editor's Hindi commentary on this page belongs to the PRECEDING body. Its five lines complete the sentence broken off at printed page १४७'s foot, gloss शिखि in the 10th, 11th and 12th houses -- verses 59, 60 and 61, the outstanding debt -- and close the whole शिखि block with the verse-range numeral ॥ ५०-६१ ॥ (p148-g05.png). NO Hindi gloss on verses 62 to 73 appears on this page; printed page १४९ DISCHARGES that debt in full. Its eighteen gloss lines open AND close the whole गुलिक block, glossing all twelve houses in order and ending with the verse-range numeral ॥ ६२-७३ ॥ (strip p149-g18.png, closed at digit level on q149-gnum3.png). Every one of these twelve verses is therefore corroborated by the editor after all. The editor's Hindi is read only as corroborating context and cited by name; his prose, subheadings, example charts and tables are never transcribed as BPHS content. Verse block x about 1187-3300, gloss block x 958-3605: indented about 230 px on the left and stopping about 305 px short on the right. With १४५'s 226/324, १४६'s 230/307 and १४७'s 225/340 this is the FOURTH CONSECUTIVE PAGE in the narrow, more centred measure. The right-margin shortfall across the run stands at 43, 113, 118, 122, 131, 183, 193, 227, 305, 307, 324 and 340 px -- a continuum, not a closed set of block relations. Printed page १४९ then breaks the run on one axis only: 242 px on the left, but only 193 px short on the right, back inside the older range -- so the change of setting is a left-margin change, not a uniform one. Verso page: the folio stands at the LEFT, x 970-1113, with the running head carrying the book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् x 1937-2665, so the verso/recto alternation holds for the fourteenth consecutive page. The eGangotri provenance stamp crosses the LAST verse line, the second line of verse 73. As on printed page १४७ this impression prints at the same ink density as the fount, so no intensity threshold separates them; the line was read instead on two overlapping magnified segments (q148-73s1.png, q148-73s2.png), where the Devanagari and the Latin stamp letters pull apart by shape rather than by tone. The edition's embedded page images are only 1335x1997 at 241 ppi, so every 600 dpi render is an upscale; readings are taken at 0.70-0.90 downscale, with high magnification reserved for single-glyph adjudication. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  63. 26.63 सत्यापित

    Gulika in the 2nd house

    संस्कृत

    विकृतो दुःखितः क्षुद्रो व्यसनी च गतत्रपः । धनस्थे गुलिके जातो निःस्वो भवति मानवः ॥ ६३ ॥

    vikrito duhkhitah kshudro vyasanee cha gatatrapah | dhanasthe gulike jaato nihsvo bhavati maanavah || 63 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Misshapen, unhappy, mean, addicted to vice and lost to shame: the man born with Gulika in the second house becomes destitute. || 63 ||

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    गुलिक द्वितीय (धन) भाव में हो तो जातक विकृत अंगवाला, दुःखी, क्षुद्र, व्यसनी तथा निर्लज्ज होता है और वह मनुष्य निर्धन हो जाता है ॥ ६३ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.26, verse 63. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.180, printed page १४८/148. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p148-180.png (600dpi, 3742x4970 -- the twenty-second different page width in twenty-two pages), read on per-verse strips at 0.83 and per-line gloss strips at 0.70, with adjudication zooms up to 12x. Band detection resolves 32 raw bands: the running head, FIVE gloss lines carried over from printed page १४७, the editor's centred subheading, and twenty-five raw bands that reduce to TWENTY-FOUR verse lines once raw bands 25 (3874,3902) and 26 (3906,3998) are merged -- they are contiguous halves of one line separated by a gap of only 4 px. That zero-gap check, made a standing step by printed page १४६ and vindicated again at १४७, was run before any crop was cut. Twenty-four verse lines give exactly twelve verses, and the verse map L1/L2=62 through L23/L24=73 was derived from the indexed band list rather than by eye -- an ad-hoc zoom taken by eye on this page landed one verse out and had to be recomputed. गुलिक is the SIXTH अप्रकाश ग्रह of the chapter, opening here under the editor's centred subheading गुलिक फल-- (confirmed at p148-sub.png). Its round runs verses 62 to 73: a complete twelve-house round opening at the 1st house, the same shape as धूम's, पात's, परिधि's, चाप's and शिखि's -- and the FIRST such round to fall entirely within one printed page. Six bodies, six complete twelve-verse rounds -- and printed page १४९ opens a SEVENTH, प्राणपद, under the centred subheading प्राणपद-फल--, so the twelve-verse round is now a firm structural expectation rather than a guess. The fount names this one body three ways inside these twelve verses -- गुलिके at 62, 63, 65, 71 and 73, मान्दौ at 64, 66, 69 and 70, and यमात्मजे at 67 and 72 -- with the periphrasis शनेः सुते, 'the son of Saturn', at 68. The 2nd house. धनस्थे is the 2nd, निःस्वः 'without property'. The editor's Hindi commentary on this page belongs to the PRECEDING body. Its five lines complete the sentence broken off at printed page १४७'s foot, gloss शिखि in the 10th, 11th and 12th houses -- verses 59, 60 and 61, the outstanding debt -- and close the whole शिखि block with the verse-range numeral ॥ ५०-६१ ॥ (p148-g05.png). NO Hindi gloss on verses 62 to 73 appears on this page; printed page १४९ DISCHARGES that debt in full. Its eighteen gloss lines open AND close the whole गुलिक block, glossing all twelve houses in order and ending with the verse-range numeral ॥ ६२-७३ ॥ (strip p149-g18.png, closed at digit level on q149-gnum3.png). Every one of these twelve verses is therefore corroborated by the editor after all. The editor's Hindi is read only as corroborating context and cited by name; his prose, subheadings, example charts and tables are never transcribed as BPHS content. Verse block x about 1187-3300, gloss block x 958-3605: indented about 230 px on the left and stopping about 305 px short on the right. With १४५'s 226/324, १४६'s 230/307 and १४७'s 225/340 this is the FOURTH CONSECUTIVE PAGE in the narrow, more centred measure. The right-margin shortfall across the run stands at 43, 113, 118, 122, 131, 183, 193, 227, 305, 307, 324 and 340 px -- a continuum, not a closed set of block relations. Printed page १४९ then breaks the run on one axis only: 242 px on the left, but only 193 px short on the right, back inside the older range -- so the change of setting is a left-margin change, not a uniform one. Verso page: the folio stands at the LEFT, x 970-1113, with the running head carrying the book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् x 1937-2665, so the verso/recto alternation holds for the fourteenth consecutive page. The eGangotri provenance stamp crosses the LAST verse line, the second line of verse 73. As on printed page १४७ this impression prints at the same ink density as the fount, so no intensity threshold separates them; the line was read instead on two overlapping magnified segments (q148-73s1.png, q148-73s2.png), where the Devanagari and the Latin stamp letters pull apart by shape rather than by tone. The edition's embedded page images are only 1335x1997 at 241 ppi, so every 600 dpi render is an upscale; readings are taken at 0.70-0.90 downscale, with high magnification reserved for single-glyph adjudication. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  64. 26.64 सत्यापित

    Gulika (Mandi) in the 3rd house

    संस्कृत

    चार्वङ्गो ग्रामपः पुण्यैः संयुतः सज्जनप्रियः । मान्दौ तृतीयगे जातो जायते राजपूजितः ॥ ६४ ॥

    chaarvango graamapah punyaih samyutah sajjanapriyah | maandau triteeyage jaato jaayate raajapoojitah || 64 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Fair of limb, a headman of his village, endowed with merit and dear to good people: one born with Mandi in the third house comes to be honoured by kings. || 64 ||

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    गुलिक (मान्दि) तृतीय भाव में हो तो जातक सुन्दर अंगों वाला, ग्राम का अधिपति, पुण्यवान् तथा सज्जनों का प्रिय होता है और राजा से सम्मानित होता है ॥ ६४ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.26, verse 64. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.180, printed page १४८/148. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p148-180.png (600dpi, 3742x4970 -- the twenty-second different page width in twenty-two pages), read on per-verse strips at 0.83 and per-line gloss strips at 0.70, with adjudication zooms up to 12x. Band detection resolves 32 raw bands: the running head, FIVE gloss lines carried over from printed page १४७, the editor's centred subheading, and twenty-five raw bands that reduce to TWENTY-FOUR verse lines once raw bands 25 (3874,3902) and 26 (3906,3998) are merged -- they are contiguous halves of one line separated by a gap of only 4 px. That zero-gap check, made a standing step by printed page १४६ and vindicated again at १४७, was run before any crop was cut. Twenty-four verse lines give exactly twelve verses, and the verse map L1/L2=62 through L23/L24=73 was derived from the indexed band list rather than by eye -- an ad-hoc zoom taken by eye on this page landed one verse out and had to be recomputed. गुलिक is the SIXTH अप्रकाश ग्रह of the chapter, opening here under the editor's centred subheading गुलिक फल-- (confirmed at p148-sub.png). Its round runs verses 62 to 73: a complete twelve-house round opening at the 1st house, the same shape as धूम's, पात's, परिधि's, चाप's and शिखि's -- and the FIRST such round to fall entirely within one printed page. Six bodies, six complete twelve-verse rounds -- and printed page १४९ opens a SEVENTH, प्राणपद, under the centred subheading प्राणपद-फल--, so the twelve-verse round is now a firm structural expectation rather than a guess. The fount names this one body three ways inside these twelve verses -- गुलिके at 62, 63, 65, 71 and 73, मान्दौ at 64, 66, 69 and 70, and यमात्मजे at 67 and 72 -- with the periphrasis शनेः सुते, 'the son of Saturn', at 68. The 3rd house, and the verse in which the fount first calls this body मान्दि rather than गुलिक. The printed line carries both जातो and जायते, a redundancy retained exactly as printed. The editor's Hindi commentary on this page belongs to the PRECEDING body. Its five lines complete the sentence broken off at printed page १४७'s foot, gloss शिखि in the 10th, 11th and 12th houses -- verses 59, 60 and 61, the outstanding debt -- and close the whole शिखि block with the verse-range numeral ॥ ५०-६१ ॥ (p148-g05.png). NO Hindi gloss on verses 62 to 73 appears on this page; printed page १४९ DISCHARGES that debt in full. Its eighteen gloss lines open AND close the whole गुलिक block, glossing all twelve houses in order and ending with the verse-range numeral ॥ ६२-७३ ॥ (strip p149-g18.png, closed at digit level on q149-gnum3.png). Every one of these twelve verses is therefore corroborated by the editor after all. The editor's Hindi is read only as corroborating context and cited by name; his prose, subheadings, example charts and tables are never transcribed as BPHS content. Verse block x about 1187-3300, gloss block x 958-3605: indented about 230 px on the left and stopping about 305 px short on the right. With १४५'s 226/324, १४६'s 230/307 and १४७'s 225/340 this is the FOURTH CONSECUTIVE PAGE in the narrow, more centred measure. The right-margin shortfall across the run stands at 43, 113, 118, 122, 131, 183, 193, 227, 305, 307, 324 and 340 px -- a continuum, not a closed set of block relations. Printed page १४९ then breaks the run on one axis only: 242 px on the left, but only 193 px short on the right, back inside the older range -- so the change of setting is a left-margin change, not a uniform one. Verso page: the folio stands at the LEFT, x 970-1113, with the running head carrying the book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् x 1937-2665, so the verso/recto alternation holds for the fourteenth consecutive page. The eGangotri provenance stamp crosses the LAST verse line, the second line of verse 73. As on printed page १४७ this impression prints at the same ink density as the fount, so no intensity threshold separates them; the line was read instead on two overlapping magnified segments (q148-73s1.png, q148-73s2.png), where the Devanagari and the Latin stamp letters pull apart by shape rather than by tone. The edition's embedded page images are only 1335x1997 at 241 ppi, so every 600 dpi render is an upscale; readings are taken at 0.70-0.90 downscale, with high magnification reserved for single-glyph adjudication. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  65. 26.65 सत्यापित

    Gulika in the 4th house

    संस्कृत

    रोगी सुखपरित्यक्तः सदा भवति पापकृत् । सुखगे गुलिके जातो वातपित्ताधिको भवेत् ॥ ६५ ॥

    rogee sukhaparityaktah sadaa bhavati paapakrit | sukhage gulike jaato vaatapittaadhiko bhavet || 65 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    He is sickly, forsaken by comfort, and always a doer of evil; one born with Gulika in the fourth house suffers an excess of wind and bile. || 65 ||

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    गुलिक चतुर्थ (सुख) भाव में हो तो जातक रोगी, सुख से रहित तथा सदा पापकर्म करनेवाला होता है और उसमें वात एवं पित्त की अधिकता रहती है ॥ ६५ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.26, verse 65. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.180, printed page १४८/148. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p148-180.png (600dpi, 3742x4970 -- the twenty-second different page width in twenty-two pages), read on per-verse strips at 0.83 and per-line gloss strips at 0.70, with adjudication zooms up to 12x. Band detection resolves 32 raw bands: the running head, FIVE gloss lines carried over from printed page १४७, the editor's centred subheading, and twenty-five raw bands that reduce to TWENTY-FOUR verse lines once raw bands 25 (3874,3902) and 26 (3906,3998) are merged -- they are contiguous halves of one line separated by a gap of only 4 px. That zero-gap check, made a standing step by printed page १४६ and vindicated again at १४७, was run before any crop was cut. Twenty-four verse lines give exactly twelve verses, and the verse map L1/L2=62 through L23/L24=73 was derived from the indexed band list rather than by eye -- an ad-hoc zoom taken by eye on this page landed one verse out and had to be recomputed. गुलिक is the SIXTH अप्रकाश ग्रह of the chapter, opening here under the editor's centred subheading गुलिक फल-- (confirmed at p148-sub.png). Its round runs verses 62 to 73: a complete twelve-house round opening at the 1st house, the same shape as धूम's, पात's, परिधि's, चाप's and शिखि's -- and the FIRST such round to fall entirely within one printed page. Six bodies, six complete twelve-verse rounds -- and printed page १४९ opens a SEVENTH, प्राणपद, under the centred subheading प्राणपद-फल--, so the twelve-verse round is now a firm structural expectation rather than a guess. The fount names this one body three ways inside these twelve verses -- गुलिके at 62, 63, 65, 71 and 73, मान्दौ at 64, 66, 69 and 70, and यमात्मजे at 67 and 72 -- with the periphrasis शनेः सुते, 'the son of Saturn', at 68. The 4th house. सुखगे is the 4th; the closing pada is the chapter's only humoral diagnosis in this round. The editor's Hindi commentary on this page belongs to the PRECEDING body. Its five lines complete the sentence broken off at printed page १४७'s foot, gloss शिखि in the 10th, 11th and 12th houses -- verses 59, 60 and 61, the outstanding debt -- and close the whole शिखि block with the verse-range numeral ॥ ५०-६१ ॥ (p148-g05.png). NO Hindi gloss on verses 62 to 73 appears on this page; printed page १४९ DISCHARGES that debt in full. Its eighteen gloss lines open AND close the whole गुलिक block, glossing all twelve houses in order and ending with the verse-range numeral ॥ ६२-७३ ॥ (strip p149-g18.png, closed at digit level on q149-gnum3.png). Every one of these twelve verses is therefore corroborated by the editor after all. The editor's Hindi is read only as corroborating context and cited by name; his prose, subheadings, example charts and tables are never transcribed as BPHS content. Verse block x about 1187-3300, gloss block x 958-3605: indented about 230 px on the left and stopping about 305 px short on the right. With १४५'s 226/324, १४६'s 230/307 and १४७'s 225/340 this is the FOURTH CONSECUTIVE PAGE in the narrow, more centred measure. The right-margin shortfall across the run stands at 43, 113, 118, 122, 131, 183, 193, 227, 305, 307, 324 and 340 px -- a continuum, not a closed set of block relations. Printed page १४९ then breaks the run on one axis only: 242 px on the left, but only 193 px short on the right, back inside the older range -- so the change of setting is a left-margin change, not a uniform one. Verso page: the folio stands at the LEFT, x 970-1113, with the running head carrying the book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् x 1937-2665, so the verso/recto alternation holds for the fourteenth consecutive page. The eGangotri provenance stamp crosses the LAST verse line, the second line of verse 73. As on printed page १४७ this impression prints at the same ink density as the fount, so no intensity threshold separates them; the line was read instead on two overlapping magnified segments (q148-73s1.png, q148-73s2.png), where the Devanagari and the Latin stamp letters pull apart by shape rather than by tone. The edition's embedded page images are only 1335x1997 at 241 ppi, so every 600 dpi render is an upscale; readings are taken at 0.70-0.90 downscale, with high magnification reserved for single-glyph adjudication. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  66. 26.66 सत्यापित

    Gulika (Mandi) in the 5th house

    संस्कृत

    विस्तुतिर्निधनोऽल्पायुर्दुर्धी क्षुद्रो नपुंसकः । सुतस्थानगते मान्दौ स्त्रीजितो नास्तिको भवेत् ॥ ६६ ॥

    vistutirnidhano.alpaayurdurdhee kshudro napumsakah | sutasthaanagate maandau streejito naastiko bhavet || 66 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    A slanderer of others, destitute, short-lived, ill-willed, mean and impotent: with Mandi gone to the house of sons he becomes ruled by his wife and an unbeliever. || 66 ||

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    गुलिक (मान्दि) पञ्चम (सुत) भाव में हो तो जातक परनिन्दक, दरिद्र, अल्पायु, दूसरों से द्वेष करनेवाला, क्षुद्र विचार वाला तथा नपुंसक होता है; वह स्त्री के वश में रहनेवाला और नास्तिक होता है ॥ ६६ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.26, verse 66. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.180, printed page १४८/148. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p148-180.png (600dpi, 3742x4970 -- the twenty-second different page width in twenty-two pages), read on per-verse strips at 0.83 and per-line gloss strips at 0.70, with adjudication zooms up to 12x. Band detection resolves 32 raw bands: the running head, FIVE gloss lines carried over from printed page १४७, the editor's centred subheading, and twenty-five raw bands that reduce to TWENTY-FOUR verse lines once raw bands 25 (3874,3902) and 26 (3906,3998) are merged -- they are contiguous halves of one line separated by a gap of only 4 px. That zero-gap check, made a standing step by printed page १४६ and vindicated again at १४७, was run before any crop was cut. Twenty-four verse lines give exactly twelve verses, and the verse map L1/L2=62 through L23/L24=73 was derived from the indexed band list rather than by eye -- an ad-hoc zoom taken by eye on this page landed one verse out and had to be recomputed. गुलिक is the SIXTH अप्रकाश ग्रह of the chapter, opening here under the editor's centred subheading गुलिक फल-- (confirmed at p148-sub.png). Its round runs verses 62 to 73: a complete twelve-house round opening at the 1st house, the same shape as धूम's, पात's, परिधि's, चाप's and शिखि's -- and the FIRST such round to fall entirely within one printed page. Six bodies, six complete twelve-verse rounds -- and printed page १४९ opens a SEVENTH, प्राणपद, under the centred subheading प्राणपद-फल--, so the twelve-verse round is now a firm structural expectation rather than a guess. The fount names this one body three ways inside these twelve verses -- गुलिके at 62, 63, 65, 71 and 73, मान्दौ at 64, 66, 69 and 70, and यमात्मजे at 67 and 72 -- with the periphrasis शनेः सुते, 'the son of Saturn', at 68. The 5th house, and this page's adjudication -- THREE separate departures from the reading a standard text would carry, every one retained exactly as printed. (1) The first word is विस्तुति, not विस्मृति. Settled on a height-normalised same-page control composite (q148-66ctrl.png) against the स्था of सुतस्थान and the मा of मान्दौ on the line below: the second element shows a flat top-bar with a right stem and NO closed bottom-left bowl, which is स्तु and not the स्मृ that a म would give -- and no ऋ hook is present beneath it. (2) The fount prints निधनो, not निर्धनो: a control composite (q148-repha-ctrl.png) sets the disputed unit beside the VERIFIED repha over घृ in अतिनिर्घृणः at verse 69 on the same page, and where that control carries a clear hook above the headline, ध and न here carry nothing at all. निधन is itself attested in the sense 'destitute', so the printed word is translated as it stands rather than emended. (3) The compound ends दुर्धी with NO visarga where the nominative दुर्धीः is expected; the 170 px of paper between the ee-maatraa and क्षुद्रो was scanned column by column and holds only faint speckle, no visarga (q148-66vis.png). This is the FIFTH consecutive page to carry a compositor fault, after घून for द्यून at १४४, षर for पर at १४५, लग्नगते for लाभगते at १४६ and the dropped au-maatraa at १४७. THE CORROBORATION ARRIVED ON PRINTED PAGE १४९, and it confirms the fount against the emendations a reader would be tempted to make. Gloss lines 6 and 7 there run पञ्चमस्थ गुलिक रहे तो मनुष्य परनिन्दक, दरिद्र, अल्पायु, दूसरों से द्वेष करनेवाला, / क्षुद्रविचारशील, नपुंसक, स्त्रीवश तथा नास्तिक होता है । -- eight items against the fount's eight, in order: विस्तुति to परनिन्दक, निधनो to दरिद्र, अल्पायुः to अल्पायु, दुर्धी to दूसरों से द्वेष करनेवाला, क्षुद्रो to क्षुद्रविचारशील, नपुंसकः to नपुंसक, स्त्रीजितो to स्त्रीवश and नास्तिको to नास्तिक. The editor's copy therefore read विस्तुति exactly as printed here -- वि-स्तुति, censure, which he renders परनिन्दक, 'slanderer of others' -- and NOT विस्मृति; and his दरिद्र confirms निधनो in the sense 'destitute'. The English and Hindi renderings of this verse were revised to follow that corroboration. The editor's Hindi commentary on this page belongs to the PRECEDING body. Its five lines complete the sentence broken off at printed page १४७'s foot, gloss शिखि in the 10th, 11th and 12th houses -- verses 59, 60 and 61, the outstanding debt -- and close the whole शिखि block with the verse-range numeral ॥ ५०-६१ ॥ (p148-g05.png). NO Hindi gloss on verses 62 to 73 appears on this page; printed page १४९ DISCHARGES that debt in full. Its eighteen gloss lines open AND close the whole गुलिक block, glossing all twelve houses in order and ending with the verse-range numeral ॥ ६२-७३ ॥ (strip p149-g18.png, closed at digit level on q149-gnum3.png). Every one of these twelve verses is therefore corroborated by the editor after all. The editor's Hindi is read only as corroborating context and cited by name; his prose, subheadings, example charts and tables are never transcribed as BPHS content. Verse block x about 1187-3300, gloss block x 958-3605: indented about 230 px on the left and stopping about 305 px short on the right. With १४५'s 226/324, १४६'s 230/307 and १४७'s 225/340 this is the FOURTH CONSECUTIVE PAGE in the narrow, more centred measure. The right-margin shortfall across the run stands at 43, 113, 118, 122, 131, 183, 193, 227, 305, 307, 324 and 340 px -- a continuum, not a closed set of block relations. Printed page १४९ then breaks the run on one axis only: 242 px on the left, but only 193 px short on the right, back inside the older range -- so the change of setting is a left-margin change, not a uniform one. Verso page: the folio stands at the LEFT, x 970-1113, with the running head carrying the book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् x 1937-2665, so the verso/recto alternation holds for the fourteenth consecutive page. The eGangotri provenance stamp crosses the LAST verse line, the second line of verse 73. As on printed page १४७ this impression prints at the same ink density as the fount, so no intensity threshold separates them; the line was read instead on two overlapping magnified segments (q148-73s1.png, q148-73s2.png), where the Devanagari and the Latin stamp letters pull apart by shape rather than by tone. The edition's embedded page images are only 1335x1997 at 241 ppi, so every 600 dpi render is an upscale; readings are taken at 0.70-0.90 downscale, with high magnification reserved for single-glyph adjudication. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  67. 26.67 सत्यापित

    Gulika (Yamatmaja) in the 6th house

    संस्कृत

    वीतशत्रुः सुपुष्टाङ्गो रिपुस्थाने यमात्मजे । सुदीप्तः सम्मतः स्त्रीणां सोत्साहः सुदृढो हितः ॥ ६७ ॥

    veetashatruh supushtaango ripusthaane yamaatmaje | sudeeptah sammatah streenaam sotsaahah sudridho hitah || 67 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Free of enemies and well-knit of body: with Yamatmaja in the house of foes he is brilliant, esteemed by women, full of spirit, very firm, and benevolent. || 67 ||

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    गुलिक (यमात्मज) षष्ठ (रिपु) भाव में हो तो जातक शत्रुरहित, हृष्ट-पुष्ट शरीर वाला, तेजस्वी, स्त्रियों में सम्मानित, उत्साही, अत्यन्त दृढ़ तथा हितकारी होता है ॥ ६७ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.26, verse 67. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.180, printed page १४८/148. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p148-180.png (600dpi, 3742x4970 -- the twenty-second different page width in twenty-two pages), read on per-verse strips at 0.83 and per-line gloss strips at 0.70, with adjudication zooms up to 12x. Band detection resolves 32 raw bands: the running head, FIVE gloss lines carried over from printed page १४७, the editor's centred subheading, and twenty-five raw bands that reduce to TWENTY-FOUR verse lines once raw bands 25 (3874,3902) and 26 (3906,3998) are merged -- they are contiguous halves of one line separated by a gap of only 4 px. That zero-gap check, made a standing step by printed page १४६ and vindicated again at १४७, was run before any crop was cut. Twenty-four verse lines give exactly twelve verses, and the verse map L1/L2=62 through L23/L24=73 was derived from the indexed band list rather than by eye -- an ad-hoc zoom taken by eye on this page landed one verse out and had to be recomputed. गुलिक is the SIXTH अप्रकाश ग्रह of the chapter, opening here under the editor's centred subheading गुलिक फल-- (confirmed at p148-sub.png). Its round runs verses 62 to 73: a complete twelve-house round opening at the 1st house, the same shape as धूम's, पात's, परिधि's, चाप's and शिखि's -- and the FIRST such round to fall entirely within one printed page. Six bodies, six complete twelve-verse rounds -- and printed page १४९ opens a SEVENTH, प्राणपद, under the centred subheading प्राणपद-फल--, so the twelve-verse round is now a firm structural expectation rather than a guess. The fount names this one body three ways inside these twelve verses -- गुलिके at 62, 63, 65, 71 and 73, मान्दौ at 64, 66, 69 and 70, and यमात्मजे at 67 and 72 -- with the periphrasis शनेः सुते, 'the son of Saturn', at 68. The 6th house, and the verse in which the fount first calls this body यमात्मज, 'the son of Yama' -- a THIRD name after गुलिक and मान्दि. रिपुस्थाने is the 6th. The editor's Hindi commentary on this page belongs to the PRECEDING body. Its five lines complete the sentence broken off at printed page १४७'s foot, gloss शिखि in the 10th, 11th and 12th houses -- verses 59, 60 and 61, the outstanding debt -- and close the whole शिखि block with the verse-range numeral ॥ ५०-६१ ॥ (p148-g05.png). NO Hindi gloss on verses 62 to 73 appears on this page; printed page १४९ DISCHARGES that debt in full. Its eighteen gloss lines open AND close the whole गुलिक block, glossing all twelve houses in order and ending with the verse-range numeral ॥ ६२-७३ ॥ (strip p149-g18.png, closed at digit level on q149-gnum3.png). Every one of these twelve verses is therefore corroborated by the editor after all. The editor's Hindi is read only as corroborating context and cited by name; his prose, subheadings, example charts and tables are never transcribed as BPHS content. Verse block x about 1187-3300, gloss block x 958-3605: indented about 230 px on the left and stopping about 305 px short on the right. With १४५'s 226/324, १४६'s 230/307 and १४७'s 225/340 this is the FOURTH CONSECUTIVE PAGE in the narrow, more centred measure. The right-margin shortfall across the run stands at 43, 113, 118, 122, 131, 183, 193, 227, 305, 307, 324 and 340 px -- a continuum, not a closed set of block relations. Printed page १४९ then breaks the run on one axis only: 242 px on the left, but only 193 px short on the right, back inside the older range -- so the change of setting is a left-margin change, not a uniform one. Verso page: the folio stands at the LEFT, x 970-1113, with the running head carrying the book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् x 1937-2665, so the verso/recto alternation holds for the fourteenth consecutive page. The eGangotri provenance stamp crosses the LAST verse line, the second line of verse 73. As on printed page १४७ this impression prints at the same ink density as the fount, so no intensity threshold separates them; the line was read instead on two overlapping magnified segments (q148-73s1.png, q148-73s2.png), where the Devanagari and the Latin stamp letters pull apart by shape rather than by tone. The edition's embedded page images are only 1335x1997 at 241 ppi, so every 600 dpi render is an upscale; readings are taken at 0.70-0.90 downscale, with high magnification reserved for single-glyph adjudication. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  68. 26.68 सत्यापित

    Gulika (Saturn's son) in the 7th house

    संस्कृत

    स्त्रीजितः पापकृज्जारः कृशाङ्गो गतसौहृदः । जीवितः स्त्रीधनेनैव सप्तमस्थे शनेः सुते ॥ ६८ ॥

    streejitah paapakrijjaarah krishaango gatasauhridah | jeevitah streedhanenaiva saptamasthe shaneh sute || 68 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Ruled by his wife, an evil-doer and an adulterer, lean of body and stripped of friendship: with the son of Saturn in the seventh house he lives on his wife's wealth alone. || 68 ||

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    शनि-पुत्र गुलिक सप्तम भाव में हो तो जातक स्त्री के वश में रहनेवाला, पापकर्मी, परस्त्रीगामी, दुबले शरीर वाला तथा मित्रता से रहित होता है और स्त्री के धन से ही जीविका चलाता है ॥ ६८ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.26, verse 68. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.180, printed page १४८/148. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p148-180.png (600dpi, 3742x4970 -- the twenty-second different page width in twenty-two pages), read on per-verse strips at 0.83 and per-line gloss strips at 0.70, with adjudication zooms up to 12x. Band detection resolves 32 raw bands: the running head, FIVE gloss lines carried over from printed page १४७, the editor's centred subheading, and twenty-five raw bands that reduce to TWENTY-FOUR verse lines once raw bands 25 (3874,3902) and 26 (3906,3998) are merged -- they are contiguous halves of one line separated by a gap of only 4 px. That zero-gap check, made a standing step by printed page १४६ and vindicated again at १४७, was run before any crop was cut. Twenty-four verse lines give exactly twelve verses, and the verse map L1/L2=62 through L23/L24=73 was derived from the indexed band list rather than by eye -- an ad-hoc zoom taken by eye on this page landed one verse out and had to be recomputed. गुलिक is the SIXTH अप्रकाश ग्रह of the chapter, opening here under the editor's centred subheading गुलिक फल-- (confirmed at p148-sub.png). Its round runs verses 62 to 73: a complete twelve-house round opening at the 1st house, the same shape as धूम's, पात's, परिधि's, चाप's and शिखि's -- and the FIRST such round to fall entirely within one printed page. Six bodies, six complete twelve-verse rounds -- and printed page १४९ opens a SEVENTH, प्राणपद, under the centred subheading प्राणपद-फल--, so the twelve-verse round is now a firm structural expectation rather than a guess. The fount names this one body three ways inside these twelve verses -- गुलिके at 62, 63, 65, 71 and 73, मान्दौ at 64, 66, 69 and 70, and यमात्मजे at 67 and 72 -- with the periphrasis शनेः सुते, 'the son of Saturn', at 68. The 7th house, named here by the periphrasis शनेः सुते rather than by any of the three proper names. The second word is पापकृज्जारः (पापकृत् + जारः), NOT पापकुज्जारः: the कृ carries a clear subscript ऋ hook on the verse strip. A 0.40 overview taken earlier in the page read it as कु, which is why no reading on this run is ever taken from an overview. The editor confirms the strip on printed page १४९, gloss lines 9 and 10: सप्तमस्थ वह हो तो जातक स्त्री के अधीन, पापिष्ठ, परस्त्री- / गामी, दुर्बलाङ्ग, मित्रहीन और स्त्री-धन से ही जीनेवाला होता है । -- पापिष्ठ and परस्त्रीगामी are TWO separate items, exactly answering पापकृत् + जारः, which the overview's single कु could not have yielded. The editor's Hindi commentary on this page belongs to the PRECEDING body. Its five lines complete the sentence broken off at printed page १४७'s foot, gloss शिखि in the 10th, 11th and 12th houses -- verses 59, 60 and 61, the outstanding debt -- and close the whole शिखि block with the verse-range numeral ॥ ५०-६१ ॥ (p148-g05.png). NO Hindi gloss on verses 62 to 73 appears on this page; printed page १४९ DISCHARGES that debt in full. Its eighteen gloss lines open AND close the whole गुलिक block, glossing all twelve houses in order and ending with the verse-range numeral ॥ ६२-७३ ॥ (strip p149-g18.png, closed at digit level on q149-gnum3.png). Every one of these twelve verses is therefore corroborated by the editor after all. The editor's Hindi is read only as corroborating context and cited by name; his prose, subheadings, example charts and tables are never transcribed as BPHS content. Verse block x about 1187-3300, gloss block x 958-3605: indented about 230 px on the left and stopping about 305 px short on the right. With १४५'s 226/324, १४६'s 230/307 and १४७'s 225/340 this is the FOURTH CONSECUTIVE PAGE in the narrow, more centred measure. The right-margin shortfall across the run stands at 43, 113, 118, 122, 131, 183, 193, 227, 305, 307, 324 and 340 px -- a continuum, not a closed set of block relations. Printed page १४९ then breaks the run on one axis only: 242 px on the left, but only 193 px short on the right, back inside the older range -- so the change of setting is a left-margin change, not a uniform one. Verso page: the folio stands at the LEFT, x 970-1113, with the running head carrying the book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् x 1937-2665, so the verso/recto alternation holds for the fourteenth consecutive page. The eGangotri provenance stamp crosses the LAST verse line, the second line of verse 73. As on printed page १४७ this impression prints at the same ink density as the fount, so no intensity threshold separates them; the line was read instead on two overlapping magnified segments (q148-73s1.png, q148-73s2.png), where the Devanagari and the Latin stamp letters pull apart by shape rather than by tone. The edition's embedded page images are only 1335x1997 at 241 ppi, so every 600 dpi render is an upscale; readings are taken at 0.70-0.90 downscale, with high magnification reserved for single-glyph adjudication. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  69. 26.69 सत्यापित

    Gulika (Mandi) in the 8th house

    संस्कृत

    क्षुधालुर्दुःखितः क्रूरस्तीक्ष्णरोगोऽतिनिर्घृणः । मान्दौ तु रन्ध्रगे निःस्वो जायते गुणवर्जितः ॥ ६९ ॥

    kshudhaalurduhkhitah kroorasteekshnarogo.atinirghrinah | maandau tu randhrage nihsvo jaayate gunavarjitah || 69 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Ravenous, unhappy, cruel, seized by acute disease and utterly pitiless: with Mandi in the eighth house he is born destitute and devoid of good qualities. || 69 ||

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    गुलिक (मान्दि) अष्टम (रन्ध्र) भाव में हो तो जातक भूख से पीड़ित, दुःखी, क्रूर, तीव्र रोगों से ग्रस्त तथा अत्यन्त निर्दय होता है; वह निर्धन एवं गुणहीन होता है ॥ ६९ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.26, verse 69. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.180, printed page १४८/148. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p148-180.png (600dpi, 3742x4970 -- the twenty-second different page width in twenty-two pages), read on per-verse strips at 0.83 and per-line gloss strips at 0.70, with adjudication zooms up to 12x. Band detection resolves 32 raw bands: the running head, FIVE gloss lines carried over from printed page १४७, the editor's centred subheading, and twenty-five raw bands that reduce to TWENTY-FOUR verse lines once raw bands 25 (3874,3902) and 26 (3906,3998) are merged -- they are contiguous halves of one line separated by a gap of only 4 px. That zero-gap check, made a standing step by printed page १४६ and vindicated again at १४७, was run before any crop was cut. Twenty-four verse lines give exactly twelve verses, and the verse map L1/L2=62 through L23/L24=73 was derived from the indexed band list rather than by eye -- an ad-hoc zoom taken by eye on this page landed one verse out and had to be recomputed. गुलिक is the SIXTH अप्रकाश ग्रह of the chapter, opening here under the editor's centred subheading गुलिक फल-- (confirmed at p148-sub.png). Its round runs verses 62 to 73: a complete twelve-house round opening at the 1st house, the same shape as धूम's, पात's, परिधि's, चाप's and शिखि's -- and the FIRST such round to fall entirely within one printed page. Six bodies, six complete twelve-verse rounds -- and printed page १४९ opens a SEVENTH, प्राणपद, under the centred subheading प्राणपद-फल--, so the twelve-verse round is now a firm structural expectation rather than a guess. The fount names this one body three ways inside these twelve verses -- गुलिके at 62, 63, 65, 71 and 73, मान्दौ at 64, 66, 69 and 70, and यमात्मजे at 67 and 72 -- with the periphrasis शनेः सुते, 'the son of Saturn', at 68. The 8th house. क्रूरस्तीक्ष्णरोगोऽतिनिर्घृणः is set solid as one run in the fount and is mirrored solid here. This verse's निर्घृणः supplies the VERIFIED same-page repha against which verse 66's निधनो was tested and found to carry none. The editor's Hindi commentary on this page belongs to the PRECEDING body. Its five lines complete the sentence broken off at printed page १४७'s foot, gloss शिखि in the 10th, 11th and 12th houses -- verses 59, 60 and 61, the outstanding debt -- and close the whole शिखि block with the verse-range numeral ॥ ५०-६१ ॥ (p148-g05.png). NO Hindi gloss on verses 62 to 73 appears on this page; printed page १४९ DISCHARGES that debt in full. Its eighteen gloss lines open AND close the whole गुलिक block, glossing all twelve houses in order and ending with the verse-range numeral ॥ ६२-७३ ॥ (strip p149-g18.png, closed at digit level on q149-gnum3.png). Every one of these twelve verses is therefore corroborated by the editor after all. The editor's Hindi is read only as corroborating context and cited by name; his prose, subheadings, example charts and tables are never transcribed as BPHS content. Verse block x about 1187-3300, gloss block x 958-3605: indented about 230 px on the left and stopping about 305 px short on the right. With १४५'s 226/324, १४६'s 230/307 and १४७'s 225/340 this is the FOURTH CONSECUTIVE PAGE in the narrow, more centred measure. The right-margin shortfall across the run stands at 43, 113, 118, 122, 131, 183, 193, 227, 305, 307, 324 and 340 px -- a continuum, not a closed set of block relations. Printed page १४९ then breaks the run on one axis only: 242 px on the left, but only 193 px short on the right, back inside the older range -- so the change of setting is a left-margin change, not a uniform one. Verso page: the folio stands at the LEFT, x 970-1113, with the running head carrying the book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् x 1937-2665, so the verso/recto alternation holds for the fourteenth consecutive page. The eGangotri provenance stamp crosses the LAST verse line, the second line of verse 73. As on printed page १४७ this impression prints at the same ink density as the fount, so no intensity threshold separates them; the line was read instead on two overlapping magnified segments (q148-73s1.png, q148-73s2.png), where the Devanagari and the Latin stamp letters pull apart by shape rather than by tone. The edition's embedded page images are only 1335x1997 at 241 ppi, so every 600 dpi render is an upscale; readings are taken at 0.70-0.90 downscale, with high magnification reserved for single-glyph adjudication. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  70. 26.70 सत्यापित

    Gulika (Mandi) in the 9th house

    संस्कृत

    बहुक्लेशः कृशतनुर्दुष्टकर्मातिनिर्घृणः । मान्दौ धर्मस्थिते मन्दः पिशुनो बहिराकृतिः ॥ ७० ॥

    bahukleshah krishatanurdushtakarmaatinirghrinah | maandau dharmasthite mandah pishuno bahiraakritih || 70 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Full of trouble, lean of body, evil in his acts and utterly pitiless: with Mandi placed in the ninth house he is dull, a slanderer, and coarse in outward form. || 70 ||

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    गुलिक (मान्दि) नवम (धर्म) भाव में हो तो जातक बहुत क्लेश भोगनेवाला, कृश शरीर वाला, दुष्कर्मी तथा अत्यन्त निर्दय होता है; वह मन्दबुद्धि, चुगलखोर तथा बाहरी (भद्दी) आकृति वाला होता है ॥ ७० ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.26, verse 70. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.180, printed page १४८/148. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p148-180.png (600dpi, 3742x4970 -- the twenty-second different page width in twenty-two pages), read on per-verse strips at 0.83 and per-line gloss strips at 0.70, with adjudication zooms up to 12x. Band detection resolves 32 raw bands: the running head, FIVE gloss lines carried over from printed page १४७, the editor's centred subheading, and twenty-five raw bands that reduce to TWENTY-FOUR verse lines once raw bands 25 (3874,3902) and 26 (3906,3998) are merged -- they are contiguous halves of one line separated by a gap of only 4 px. That zero-gap check, made a standing step by printed page १४६ and vindicated again at १४७, was run before any crop was cut. Twenty-four verse lines give exactly twelve verses, and the verse map L1/L2=62 through L23/L24=73 was derived from the indexed band list rather than by eye -- an ad-hoc zoom taken by eye on this page landed one verse out and had to be recomputed. गुलिक is the SIXTH अप्रकाश ग्रह of the chapter, opening here under the editor's centred subheading गुलिक फल-- (confirmed at p148-sub.png). Its round runs verses 62 to 73: a complete twelve-house round opening at the 1st house, the same shape as धूम's, पात's, परिधि's, चाप's and शिखि's -- and the FIRST such round to fall entirely within one printed page. Six bodies, six complete twelve-verse rounds -- and printed page १४९ opens a SEVENTH, प्राणपद, under the centred subheading प्राणपद-फल--, so the twelve-verse round is now a firm structural expectation rather than a guess. The fount names this one body three ways inside these twelve verses -- गुलिके at 62, 63, 65, 71 and 73, मान्दौ at 64, 66, 69 and 70, and यमात्मजे at 67 and 72 -- with the periphrasis शनेः सुते, 'the son of Saturn', at 68. The 9th house. बहुक्लेशः and बहिराकृतिः rest on standard orthography, not on the fount: ब and व CANNOT be separated on this scan, a limit proved on printed page १४७ by controlling बा against a certain ब and a certain व inside one word. The editor's Hindi commentary on this page belongs to the PRECEDING body. Its five lines complete the sentence broken off at printed page १४७'s foot, gloss शिखि in the 10th, 11th and 12th houses -- verses 59, 60 and 61, the outstanding debt -- and close the whole शिखि block with the verse-range numeral ॥ ५०-६१ ॥ (p148-g05.png). NO Hindi gloss on verses 62 to 73 appears on this page; printed page १४९ DISCHARGES that debt in full. Its eighteen gloss lines open AND close the whole गुलिक block, glossing all twelve houses in order and ending with the verse-range numeral ॥ ६२-७३ ॥ (strip p149-g18.png, closed at digit level on q149-gnum3.png). Every one of these twelve verses is therefore corroborated by the editor after all. The editor's Hindi is read only as corroborating context and cited by name; his prose, subheadings, example charts and tables are never transcribed as BPHS content. Verse block x about 1187-3300, gloss block x 958-3605: indented about 230 px on the left and stopping about 305 px short on the right. With १४५'s 226/324, १४६'s 230/307 and १४७'s 225/340 this is the FOURTH CONSECUTIVE PAGE in the narrow, more centred measure. The right-margin shortfall across the run stands at 43, 113, 118, 122, 131, 183, 193, 227, 305, 307, 324 and 340 px -- a continuum, not a closed set of block relations. Printed page १४९ then breaks the run on one axis only: 242 px on the left, but only 193 px short on the right, back inside the older range -- so the change of setting is a left-margin change, not a uniform one. Verso page: the folio stands at the LEFT, x 970-1113, with the running head carrying the book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् x 1937-2665, so the verso/recto alternation holds for the fourteenth consecutive page. The eGangotri provenance stamp crosses the LAST verse line, the second line of verse 73. As on printed page १४७ this impression prints at the same ink density as the fount, so no intensity threshold separates them; the line was read instead on two overlapping magnified segments (q148-73s1.png, q148-73s2.png), where the Devanagari and the Latin stamp letters pull apart by shape rather than by tone. The edition's embedded page images are only 1335x1997 at 241 ppi, so every 600 dpi render is an upscale; readings are taken at 0.70-0.90 downscale, with high magnification reserved for single-glyph adjudication. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  71. 26.71 सत्यापित

    Gulika in the 10th house

    संस्कृत

    पुत्रान्वितः सुखी भोक्ता देवाग्न्यर्चनवत्सलः । दशमे गुलिके जातो योगधर्माश्रितः सुखी ॥ ७१ ॥

    putraanvitah sukhee bhoktaa devaagnyarchanavatsalah | dashame gulike jaato yogadharmaashritah sukhee || 71 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Blessed with sons, happy, an enjoyer, and fond of the worship of the gods and of the sacred fire: one born with Gulika in the tenth house takes refuge in yoga and dharma, and is happy. || 71 ||

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    गुलिक दशम (कर्म) भाव में हो तो जातक पुत्रवान्, सुखी, भोगी तथा देवता एवं अग्नि की पूजा में प्रीति रखनेवाला होता है; वह योग और धर्म का आश्रय लेनेवाला तथा सुखी होता है ॥ ७१ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.26, verse 71. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.180, printed page १४८/148. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p148-180.png (600dpi, 3742x4970 -- the twenty-second different page width in twenty-two pages), read on per-verse strips at 0.83 and per-line gloss strips at 0.70, with adjudication zooms up to 12x. Band detection resolves 32 raw bands: the running head, FIVE gloss lines carried over from printed page १४७, the editor's centred subheading, and twenty-five raw bands that reduce to TWENTY-FOUR verse lines once raw bands 25 (3874,3902) and 26 (3906,3998) are merged -- they are contiguous halves of one line separated by a gap of only 4 px. That zero-gap check, made a standing step by printed page १४६ and vindicated again at १४७, was run before any crop was cut. Twenty-four verse lines give exactly twelve verses, and the verse map L1/L2=62 through L23/L24=73 was derived from the indexed band list rather than by eye -- an ad-hoc zoom taken by eye on this page landed one verse out and had to be recomputed. गुलिक is the SIXTH अप्रकाश ग्रह of the chapter, opening here under the editor's centred subheading गुलिक फल-- (confirmed at p148-sub.png). Its round runs verses 62 to 73: a complete twelve-house round opening at the 1st house, the same shape as धूम's, पात's, परिधि's, चाप's and शिखि's -- and the FIRST such round to fall entirely within one printed page. Six bodies, six complete twelve-verse rounds -- and printed page १४९ opens a SEVENTH, प्राणपद, under the centred subheading प्राणपद-फल--, so the twelve-verse round is now a firm structural expectation rather than a guess. The fount names this one body three ways inside these twelve verses -- गुलिके at 62, 63, 65, 71 and 73, मान्दौ at 64, 66, 69 and 70, and यमात्मजे at 67 and 72 -- with the periphrasis शनेः सुते, 'the son of Saturn', at 68. The 10th house, and the round's only wholly benefic verse. सुखी stands twice, once in each line, exactly as printed. The editor's Hindi commentary on this page belongs to the PRECEDING body. Its five lines complete the sentence broken off at printed page १४७'s foot, gloss शिखि in the 10th, 11th and 12th houses -- verses 59, 60 and 61, the outstanding debt -- and close the whole शिखि block with the verse-range numeral ॥ ५०-६१ ॥ (p148-g05.png). NO Hindi gloss on verses 62 to 73 appears on this page; printed page १४९ DISCHARGES that debt in full. Its eighteen gloss lines open AND close the whole गुलिक block, glossing all twelve houses in order and ending with the verse-range numeral ॥ ६२-७३ ॥ (strip p149-g18.png, closed at digit level on q149-gnum3.png). Every one of these twelve verses is therefore corroborated by the editor after all. The editor's Hindi is read only as corroborating context and cited by name; his prose, subheadings, example charts and tables are never transcribed as BPHS content. Verse block x about 1187-3300, gloss block x 958-3605: indented about 230 px on the left and stopping about 305 px short on the right. With १४५'s 226/324, १४६'s 230/307 and १४७'s 225/340 this is the FOURTH CONSECUTIVE PAGE in the narrow, more centred measure. The right-margin shortfall across the run stands at 43, 113, 118, 122, 131, 183, 193, 227, 305, 307, 324 and 340 px -- a continuum, not a closed set of block relations. Printed page १४९ then breaks the run on one axis only: 242 px on the left, but only 193 px short on the right, back inside the older range -- so the change of setting is a left-margin change, not a uniform one. Verso page: the folio stands at the LEFT, x 970-1113, with the running head carrying the book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् x 1937-2665, so the verso/recto alternation holds for the fourteenth consecutive page. The eGangotri provenance stamp crosses the LAST verse line, the second line of verse 73. As on printed page १४७ this impression prints at the same ink density as the fount, so no intensity threshold separates them; the line was read instead on two overlapping magnified segments (q148-73s1.png, q148-73s2.png), where the Devanagari and the Latin stamp letters pull apart by shape rather than by tone. The edition's embedded page images are only 1335x1997 at 241 ppi, so every 600 dpi render is an upscale; readings are taken at 0.70-0.90 downscale, with high magnification reserved for single-glyph adjudication. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  72. 26.72 सत्यापित

    Gulika (Yamatmaja) in the 11th house

    संस्कृत

    सुखी भोगी प्रजाध्यक्षो बन्धूनां च हिते रतः । लाभे यमात्मजे जातो नीचाङ्गः सार्वभौमकः ॥ ७२ ॥

    sukhee bhogee prajaadhyaksho bandhoonaam cha hite ratah | laabhe yamaatmaje jaato neechaangah saarvabhaumakah || 72 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Happy, an enjoyer, an overseer of the people, and intent on the welfare of his kinsmen: one born with Yamatmaja in the eleventh house is low of limb yet a sovereign of the whole earth. || 72 ||

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    गुलिक (यमात्मज) एकादश (लाभ) भाव में हो तो जातक सुखी, भोगी, प्रजा का अध्यक्ष तथा बन्धुओं के हित में तत्पर होता है; वह छोटे अंगों वाला किन्तु सार्वभौम (चक्रवर्ती) होता है ॥ ७२ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.26, verse 72. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.180, printed page १४८/148. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p148-180.png (600dpi, 3742x4970 -- the twenty-second different page width in twenty-two pages), read on per-verse strips at 0.83 and per-line gloss strips at 0.70, with adjudication zooms up to 12x. Band detection resolves 32 raw bands: the running head, FIVE gloss lines carried over from printed page १४७, the editor's centred subheading, and twenty-five raw bands that reduce to TWENTY-FOUR verse lines once raw bands 25 (3874,3902) and 26 (3906,3998) are merged -- they are contiguous halves of one line separated by a gap of only 4 px. That zero-gap check, made a standing step by printed page १४६ and vindicated again at १४७, was run before any crop was cut. Twenty-four verse lines give exactly twelve verses, and the verse map L1/L2=62 through L23/L24=73 was derived from the indexed band list rather than by eye -- an ad-hoc zoom taken by eye on this page landed one verse out and had to be recomputed. गुलिक is the SIXTH अप्रकाश ग्रह of the chapter, opening here under the editor's centred subheading गुलिक फल-- (confirmed at p148-sub.png). Its round runs verses 62 to 73: a complete twelve-house round opening at the 1st house, the same shape as धूम's, पात's, परिधि's, चाप's and शिखि's -- and the FIRST such round to fall entirely within one printed page. Six bodies, six complete twelve-verse rounds -- and printed page १४९ opens a SEVENTH, प्राणपद, under the centred subheading प्राणपद-फल--, so the twelve-verse round is now a firm structural expectation rather than a guess. The fount names this one body three ways inside these twelve verses -- गुलिके at 62, 63, 65, 71 and 73, मान्दौ at 64, 66, 69 and 70, and यमात्मजे at 67 and 72 -- with the periphrasis शनेः सुते, 'the son of Saturn', at 68. The 11th house. लाभे is the 11th. The line pairs नीचाङ्गः, 'low of limb', with सार्वभौमकः, 'universal sovereign', and the contrast is in the fount, not in the rendering. The editor's Hindi commentary on this page belongs to the PRECEDING body. Its five lines complete the sentence broken off at printed page १४७'s foot, gloss शिखि in the 10th, 11th and 12th houses -- verses 59, 60 and 61, the outstanding debt -- and close the whole शिखि block with the verse-range numeral ॥ ५०-६१ ॥ (p148-g05.png). NO Hindi gloss on verses 62 to 73 appears on this page; printed page १४९ DISCHARGES that debt in full. Its eighteen gloss lines open AND close the whole गुलिक block, glossing all twelve houses in order and ending with the verse-range numeral ॥ ६२-७३ ॥ (strip p149-g18.png, closed at digit level on q149-gnum3.png). Every one of these twelve verses is therefore corroborated by the editor after all. The editor's Hindi is read only as corroborating context and cited by name; his prose, subheadings, example charts and tables are never transcribed as BPHS content. Verse block x about 1187-3300, gloss block x 958-3605: indented about 230 px on the left and stopping about 305 px short on the right. With १४५'s 226/324, १४६'s 230/307 and १४७'s 225/340 this is the FOURTH CONSECUTIVE PAGE in the narrow, more centred measure. The right-margin shortfall across the run stands at 43, 113, 118, 122, 131, 183, 193, 227, 305, 307, 324 and 340 px -- a continuum, not a closed set of block relations. Printed page १४९ then breaks the run on one axis only: 242 px on the left, but only 193 px short on the right, back inside the older range -- so the change of setting is a left-margin change, not a uniform one. Verso page: the folio stands at the LEFT, x 970-1113, with the running head carrying the book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् x 1937-2665, so the verso/recto alternation holds for the fourteenth consecutive page. The eGangotri provenance stamp crosses the LAST verse line, the second line of verse 73. As on printed page १४७ this impression prints at the same ink density as the fount, so no intensity threshold separates them; the line was read instead on two overlapping magnified segments (q148-73s1.png, q148-73s2.png), where the Devanagari and the Latin stamp letters pull apart by shape rather than by tone. The edition's embedded page images are only 1335x1997 at 241 ppi, so every 600 dpi render is an upscale; readings are taken at 0.70-0.90 downscale, with high magnification reserved for single-glyph adjudication. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  73. 26.73 सत्यापित

    Gulika in the 12th house

    संस्कृत

    नीचकर्माश्रितः पापो हीनाङ्गो दुर्भगोऽलसः । व्ययगे गुलिके जातो नीचेषु कुरुते रतिम् ॥ ७३ ॥

    neechakarmaashritah paapo heenaango durbhago.alasah | vyayage gulike jaato neecheshu kurute ratim || 73 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Given over to base deeds, sinful, defective of limb, ill-fated and indolent: one born with Gulika in the twelfth house takes his pleasure among the low. || 73 ||

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    गुलिक द्वादश (व्यय) भाव में हो तो जातक नीच कर्मों में लगा रहनेवाला, पापी, हीन अंगों वाला, दुर्भाग्यशाली तथा आलसी होता है और नीच लोगों में ही प्रीति करता है ॥ ७३ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.26, verse 73. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.180, printed page १४८/148. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p148-180.png (600dpi, 3742x4970 -- the twenty-second different page width in twenty-two pages), read on per-verse strips at 0.83 and per-line gloss strips at 0.70, with adjudication zooms up to 12x. Band detection resolves 32 raw bands: the running head, FIVE gloss lines carried over from printed page १४७, the editor's centred subheading, and twenty-five raw bands that reduce to TWENTY-FOUR verse lines once raw bands 25 (3874,3902) and 26 (3906,3998) are merged -- they are contiguous halves of one line separated by a gap of only 4 px. That zero-gap check, made a standing step by printed page १४६ and vindicated again at १४७, was run before any crop was cut. Twenty-four verse lines give exactly twelve verses, and the verse map L1/L2=62 through L23/L24=73 was derived from the indexed band list rather than by eye -- an ad-hoc zoom taken by eye on this page landed one verse out and had to be recomputed. गुलिक is the SIXTH अप्रकाश ग्रह of the chapter, opening here under the editor's centred subheading गुलिक फल-- (confirmed at p148-sub.png). Its round runs verses 62 to 73: a complete twelve-house round opening at the 1st house, the same shape as धूम's, पात's, परिधि's, चाप's and शिखि's -- and the FIRST such round to fall entirely within one printed page. Six bodies, six complete twelve-verse rounds -- and printed page १४९ opens a SEVENTH, प्राणपद, under the centred subheading प्राणपद-फल--, so the twelve-verse round is now a firm structural expectation rather than a guess. The fount names this one body three ways inside these twelve verses -- गुलिके at 62, 63, 65, 71 and 73, मान्दौ at 64, 66, 69 and 70, and यमात्मजे at 67 and 72 -- with the periphrasis शनेः सुते, 'the son of Saturn', at 68. The 12th house, closing गुलिक's round and the page. NO colophon follows: the chapter does not end here, so a SEVENTH अप्रकाश ग्रह or the chapter's close must fall on printed page १४९. This is the line the eGangotri stamp crosses. The editor's Hindi commentary on this page belongs to the PRECEDING body. Its five lines complete the sentence broken off at printed page १४७'s foot, gloss शिखि in the 10th, 11th and 12th houses -- verses 59, 60 and 61, the outstanding debt -- and close the whole शिखि block with the verse-range numeral ॥ ५०-६१ ॥ (p148-g05.png). NO Hindi gloss on verses 62 to 73 appears on this page; printed page १४९ DISCHARGES that debt in full. Its eighteen gloss lines open AND close the whole गुलिक block, glossing all twelve houses in order and ending with the verse-range numeral ॥ ६२-७३ ॥ (strip p149-g18.png, closed at digit level on q149-gnum3.png). Every one of these twelve verses is therefore corroborated by the editor after all. The editor's Hindi is read only as corroborating context and cited by name; his prose, subheadings, example charts and tables are never transcribed as BPHS content. Verse block x about 1187-3300, gloss block x 958-3605: indented about 230 px on the left and stopping about 305 px short on the right. With १४५'s 226/324, १४६'s 230/307 and १४७'s 225/340 this is the FOURTH CONSECUTIVE PAGE in the narrow, more centred measure. The right-margin shortfall across the run stands at 43, 113, 118, 122, 131, 183, 193, 227, 305, 307, 324 and 340 px -- a continuum, not a closed set of block relations. Printed page १४९ then breaks the run on one axis only: 242 px on the left, but only 193 px short on the right, back inside the older range -- so the change of setting is a left-margin change, not a uniform one. Verso page: the folio stands at the LEFT, x 970-1113, with the running head carrying the book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् x 1937-2665, so the verso/recto alternation holds for the fourteenth consecutive page. The eGangotri provenance stamp crosses the LAST verse line, the second line of verse 73. As on printed page १४७ this impression prints at the same ink density as the fount, so no intensity threshold separates them; the line was read instead on two overlapping magnified segments (q148-73s1.png, q148-73s2.png), where the Devanagari and the Latin stamp letters pull apart by shape rather than by tone. The edition's embedded page images are only 1335x1997 at 241 ppi, so every 600 dpi render is an upscale; readings are taken at 0.70-0.90 downscale, with high magnification reserved for single-glyph adjudication. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  74. 26.74 सत्यापित

    Pranapada in the 1st house

    संस्कृत

    मूकोन्मत्तो जडाङ्गस्तु हीनांगो दुःखितः कृशः । लग्ने प्राणपदे क्षीणो रोगी भवति मानवः ॥ ७४ ॥

    mookonmatto jadaangastu heenaamgo duhkhitah krishah | lagne praanapade ksheeno rogee bhavati maanavah || 74 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Dumb or deranged, dull of body, defective of limb, miserable and emaciated: with Pranapada in the ascendant the man becomes wasted and diseased. || 74 ||

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    प्राणपद लग्न में हो तो मनुष्य गूँगा अथवा उन्मत्त, जड़ शरीर वाला, हीन अंगों वाला, दुःखी तथा कृश होता है और वह क्षीण एवं रोगी हो जाता है ॥ ७४ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.26, verse 74. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.181, printed page १४९/149. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p149-181.png (600dpi, 3130x4970 -- the twenty-third different page width in twenty-three pages), read on per-verse strips at 0.76 and per-line gloss strips at 0.73, with adjudication zooms up to 12x. Band detection resolves 33 raw bands: the running head, EIGHTEEN gloss lines, the editor's centred subheading प्राणपद-फल-- (band 19, x 1316-1786), and thirteen raw bands that reduce to TWELVE verse lines once raw bands 31 (4589,4679) and 32 (4682,4726) are merged -- they are contiguous halves of one line separated by a gap of only 3 px. That zero-gap check, a standing step since printed page १४६ and vindicated at १४७ and १४८, was run before any crop was cut. Twelve verse lines give exactly six verses, and the verse map L1/L2=74 through L11/L12=79 was derived from the indexed band list rather than by eye, in keeping with the rule printed page १४८ produced. प्राणपद is the SEVENTH अप्रकाश ग्रह of the chapter, opening here under the editor's centred subheading प्राणपद-फल-- (band 19, x 1316-1786). Its round opens at the 1st house with verse 74 and runs to the 6th house at verse 79, where this printed page ends; on the shape held by all six preceding bodies -- धूम, पात, परिधि, चाप, शिखि and गुलिक, each a complete twelve-house round opening at the 1st -- the remaining six houses fall on printed page १५०, where the round CLOSES at the 12th house with verse 85. That makes SEVEN bodies and SEVEN complete twelve-house rounds, every one opening at the 1st house -- a pattern that held without a single exception across the whole chapter. No eighth body opens; a single closing summary verse 86 follows instead. The fount names this body प्राणपदे throughout, with प्राणे at verses 75, 77 and 79. The 1st house, opening प्राणपद's round. The line prints the SAME phoneme two ways: जडाङ्गस्तु carries the true ङ्ग conjunct while हीनांगो three words later carries a plain anusvaara over ना followed by गो. Settled on a height-normalised composite of the two words from this one line (q149-74nga.png); हीनांगो is retained exactly as printed and its IAST mirrors the anusvaara as m, against the ng of जडाङ्गस्तु. The editor's Hindi commentary on this page belongs entirely to the PRECEDING body. Its eighteen lines open AND close the whole गुलिक block, glossing all twelve houses in order from गुलिक लग्नगत at line 1 to व्ययस्थ वह at line 17, and ending with the verse-range numeral ॥ ६२-७३ ॥ -- confirmed on strip p149-g18.png and closed at digit level on q149-gnum3.png, where the final ३ shows the flat top with two left-opening slots against the angular notched top and lower-right tail of the २ of ६२. So printed page १४८'s twelve-verse corroboration debt is DISCHARGED IN FULL on this page. NO Hindi gloss on verses 74 to 79 appears here, and that debt is DISCHARGED IN FULL on printed page १५०: its seventeen gloss lines open at प्राणपद लग्नस्थ हो तो, gloss verses 74 to 85 house by house, and close with the verse-range numeral ॥ ७४-८५ ॥, confirmed on strip p150-g17.png and at digit level on q150-gnum.png. The editor's Hindi is read only as corroborating context and cited by name; his prose, subheadings, example charts and tables are never transcribed as BPHS content. Verse block x 454-2684, gloss block x 212-2877: indented about 242 px on the left and stopping only about 193 px short on the right. That BREAKS the four-page narrow-measure run on one axis only. The left indent stays narrow-ish -- 226 at १४५, 230 at १४६, 225 at १४७, 230 at १४८, 242 here and 246 at १५० -- but the right shortfall jumps back into the older range, beside १४५'s 324, १४६'s 307, १४७'s 340 and १४८'s 305. Right-margin shortfalls across the run now stand at 43, 113, 118, 122, 131, 183, 193, 227, 305, 307, 315, 324 and 340 px: a continuum, and one that plainly does not move in step with the left indent. Recorded as measured rather than forced into the narrow-measure story. Recto page: the folio stands at the RIGHT, x 2695-2841, with the running head carrying the chapter title धूमाद्यप्रकाशग्रहफलाध्यायः x 1106-1915, so the verso/recto alternation holds for the fifteenth consecutive page. The folio digits read cleanly against same-page controls; unlike १४६ and १४७ this page produced no unclosable numeral. The eGangotri provenance stamp falls BELOW the last verse line rather than across it -- the first page of this run on which it crosses no text at all, so verse 79 needed no segment-by-segment reconstruction. The edition's embedded page images are only 1335x1997 at 241 ppi, so every 600 dpi render is an upscale; readings are taken at 0.70-0.90 downscale, with high magnification reserved for single-glyph adjudication. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  75. 26.75 सत्यापित

    Pranapada in the 2nd house

    संस्कृत

    बहुधान्यो बहुधनो बहुभृत्यो बहुप्रजः । धनस्थानस्थिते प्राणे सुभगो जायते नरः ॥ ७५ ॥

    bahudhaanyo bahudhano bahubhrityo bahuprajah | dhanasthaanasthite praane subhago jaayate narah || 75 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Rich in grain, rich in wealth, having many servants and many children: with Pranapada placed in the house of wealth a man is born fortunate. || 75 ||

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    प्राणपद द्वितीय (धन) स्थान में स्थित हो तो मनुष्य बहुत धान्यवाला, बहुत धनवाला, अनेक सेवकों वाला तथा अनेक सन्तानों वाला और सौभाग्यशाली होता है ॥ ७५ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.26, verse 75. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.181, printed page १४९/149. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p149-181.png (600dpi, 3130x4970 -- the twenty-third different page width in twenty-three pages), read on per-verse strips at 0.76 and per-line gloss strips at 0.73, with adjudication zooms up to 12x. Band detection resolves 33 raw bands: the running head, EIGHTEEN gloss lines, the editor's centred subheading प्राणपद-फल-- (band 19, x 1316-1786), and thirteen raw bands that reduce to TWELVE verse lines once raw bands 31 (4589,4679) and 32 (4682,4726) are merged -- they are contiguous halves of one line separated by a gap of only 3 px. That zero-gap check, a standing step since printed page १४६ and vindicated at १४७ and १४८, was run before any crop was cut. Twelve verse lines give exactly six verses, and the verse map L1/L2=74 through L11/L12=79 was derived from the indexed band list rather than by eye, in keeping with the rule printed page १४८ produced. प्राणपद is the SEVENTH अप्रकाश ग्रह of the chapter, opening here under the editor's centred subheading प्राणपद-फल-- (band 19, x 1316-1786). Its round opens at the 1st house with verse 74 and runs to the 6th house at verse 79, where this printed page ends; on the shape held by all six preceding bodies -- धूम, पात, परिधि, चाप, शिखि and गुलिक, each a complete twelve-house round opening at the 1st -- the remaining six houses fall on printed page १५०, where the round CLOSES at the 12th house with verse 85. That makes SEVEN bodies and SEVEN complete twelve-house rounds, every one opening at the 1st house -- a pattern that held without a single exception across the whole chapter. No eighth body opens; a single closing summary verse 86 follows instead. The fount names this body प्राणपदे throughout, with प्राणे at verses 75, 77 and 79. The 2nd house, named धनस्थान. All four attributes of the first line open with बहु; the fount sets each compound solid and they are mirrored solid. बहुभृत्यो carries a clear subscript ऋ under भ, so it is भृत्य 'servant' and not भूत्य; the editor's gloss on printed page १५० confirms the word, rendering the line अनेक धन-धान्य, भृत्य पुत्रों से युक्त. The initial ब of the four बहु compounds rests on standard orthography, since ब and व cannot be separated on this scan. The editor's Hindi commentary on this page belongs entirely to the PRECEDING body. Its eighteen lines open AND close the whole गुलिक block, glossing all twelve houses in order from गुलिक लग्नगत at line 1 to व्ययस्थ वह at line 17, and ending with the verse-range numeral ॥ ६२-७३ ॥ -- confirmed on strip p149-g18.png and closed at digit level on q149-gnum3.png, where the final ३ shows the flat top with two left-opening slots against the angular notched top and lower-right tail of the २ of ६२. So printed page १४८'s twelve-verse corroboration debt is DISCHARGED IN FULL on this page. NO Hindi gloss on verses 74 to 79 appears here, and that debt is DISCHARGED IN FULL on printed page १५०: its seventeen gloss lines open at प्राणपद लग्नस्थ हो तो, gloss verses 74 to 85 house by house, and close with the verse-range numeral ॥ ७४-८५ ॥, confirmed on strip p150-g17.png and at digit level on q150-gnum.png. The editor's Hindi is read only as corroborating context and cited by name; his prose, subheadings, example charts and tables are never transcribed as BPHS content. Verse block x 454-2684, gloss block x 212-2877: indented about 242 px on the left and stopping only about 193 px short on the right. That BREAKS the four-page narrow-measure run on one axis only. The left indent stays narrow-ish -- 226 at १४५, 230 at १४६, 225 at १४७, 230 at १४८, 242 here and 246 at १५० -- but the right shortfall jumps back into the older range, beside १४५'s 324, १४६'s 307, १४७'s 340 and १४८'s 305. Right-margin shortfalls across the run now stand at 43, 113, 118, 122, 131, 183, 193, 227, 305, 307, 315, 324 and 340 px: a continuum, and one that plainly does not move in step with the left indent. Recorded as measured rather than forced into the narrow-measure story. Recto page: the folio stands at the RIGHT, x 2695-2841, with the running head carrying the chapter title धूमाद्यप्रकाशग्रहफलाध्यायः x 1106-1915, so the verso/recto alternation holds for the fifteenth consecutive page. The folio digits read cleanly against same-page controls; unlike १४६ and १४७ this page produced no unclosable numeral. The eGangotri provenance stamp falls BELOW the last verse line rather than across it -- the first page of this run on which it crosses no text at all, so verse 79 needed no segment-by-segment reconstruction. The edition's embedded page images are only 1335x1997 at 241 ppi, so every 600 dpi render is an upscale; readings are taken at 0.70-0.90 downscale, with high magnification reserved for single-glyph adjudication. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  76. 26.76 सत्यापित

    Pranapada in the 3rd house

    संस्कृत

    हिंस्रो गर्वसमायुक्तो निष्ठुरोऽतिमलिम्लुचः । तृतीयगे प्राणपदे गुरुभक्तिविवर्जितः ॥ ७६ ॥

    himsro garvasamaayukto nishthuro.atimalimluchah | triteeyage praanapade gurubhaktivivarjitah || 76 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Violent, filled with pride, harsh and much given to thieving: with Pranapada in the third house he is devoid of devotion to his preceptor. || 76 ||

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    प्राणपद तृतीय भाव में हो तो जातक हिंसक, गर्व से युक्त, निष्ठुर तथा अत्यन्त चोरी करनेवाला और गुरुभक्ति से रहित होता है ॥ ७६ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.26, verse 76. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.181, printed page १४९/149. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p149-181.png (600dpi, 3130x4970 -- the twenty-third different page width in twenty-three pages), read on per-verse strips at 0.76 and per-line gloss strips at 0.73, with adjudication zooms up to 12x. Band detection resolves 33 raw bands: the running head, EIGHTEEN gloss lines, the editor's centred subheading प्राणपद-फल-- (band 19, x 1316-1786), and thirteen raw bands that reduce to TWELVE verse lines once raw bands 31 (4589,4679) and 32 (4682,4726) are merged -- they are contiguous halves of one line separated by a gap of only 3 px. That zero-gap check, a standing step since printed page १४६ and vindicated at १४७ and १४८, was run before any crop was cut. Twelve verse lines give exactly six verses, and the verse map L1/L2=74 through L11/L12=79 was derived from the indexed band list rather than by eye, in keeping with the rule printed page १४८ produced. प्राणपद is the SEVENTH अप्रकाश ग्रह of the chapter, opening here under the editor's centred subheading प्राणपद-फल-- (band 19, x 1316-1786). Its round opens at the 1st house with verse 74 and runs to the 6th house at verse 79, where this printed page ends; on the shape held by all six preceding bodies -- धूम, पात, परिधि, चाप, शिखि and गुलिक, each a complete twelve-house round opening at the 1st -- the remaining six houses fall on printed page १५०, where the round CLOSES at the 12th house with verse 85. That makes SEVEN bodies and SEVEN complete twelve-house rounds, every one opening at the 1st house -- a pattern that held without a single exception across the whole chapter. No eighth body opens; a single closing summary verse 86 follows instead. The fount names this body प्राणपदे throughout, with प्राणे at verses 75, 77 and 79. The 3rd house. मलिम्लुच is the classical word for a thief or robber. The editor glosses it loosely as अत्यन्त मलिन, 'exceedingly unclean', on printed page १५०: that corroborates the printed word without settling its sense, so the classical meaning is kept in the English and Hindi and his reading is recorded beside it. The गर्व of this line supplies the VERIFIED same-page र्व repha against which verse 78's सर्वकाम was tested (q149-78repha.png). The editor's Hindi commentary on this page belongs entirely to the PRECEDING body. Its eighteen lines open AND close the whole गुलिक block, glossing all twelve houses in order from गुलिक लग्नगत at line 1 to व्ययस्थ वह at line 17, and ending with the verse-range numeral ॥ ६२-७३ ॥ -- confirmed on strip p149-g18.png and closed at digit level on q149-gnum3.png, where the final ३ shows the flat top with two left-opening slots against the angular notched top and lower-right tail of the २ of ६२. So printed page १४८'s twelve-verse corroboration debt is DISCHARGED IN FULL on this page. NO Hindi gloss on verses 74 to 79 appears here, and that debt is DISCHARGED IN FULL on printed page १५०: its seventeen gloss lines open at प्राणपद लग्नस्थ हो तो, gloss verses 74 to 85 house by house, and close with the verse-range numeral ॥ ७४-८५ ॥, confirmed on strip p150-g17.png and at digit level on q150-gnum.png. The editor's Hindi is read only as corroborating context and cited by name; his prose, subheadings, example charts and tables are never transcribed as BPHS content. Verse block x 454-2684, gloss block x 212-2877: indented about 242 px on the left and stopping only about 193 px short on the right. That BREAKS the four-page narrow-measure run on one axis only. The left indent stays narrow-ish -- 226 at १४५, 230 at १४६, 225 at १४७, 230 at १४८, 242 here and 246 at १५० -- but the right shortfall jumps back into the older range, beside १४५'s 324, १४६'s 307, १४७'s 340 and १४८'s 305. Right-margin shortfalls across the run now stand at 43, 113, 118, 122, 131, 183, 193, 227, 305, 307, 315, 324 and 340 px: a continuum, and one that plainly does not move in step with the left indent. Recorded as measured rather than forced into the narrow-measure story. Recto page: the folio stands at the RIGHT, x 2695-2841, with the running head carrying the chapter title धूमाद्यप्रकाशग्रहफलाध्यायः x 1106-1915, so the verso/recto alternation holds for the fifteenth consecutive page. The folio digits read cleanly against same-page controls; unlike १४६ and १४७ this page produced no unclosable numeral. The eGangotri provenance stamp falls BELOW the last verse line rather than across it -- the first page of this run on which it crosses no text at all, so verse 79 needed no segment-by-segment reconstruction. The edition's embedded page images are only 1335x1997 at 241 ppi, so every 600 dpi render is an upscale; readings are taken at 0.70-0.90 downscale, with high magnification reserved for single-glyph adjudication. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  77. 26.77 सत्यापित

    Pranapada in the 4th house

    संस्कृत

    सुखस्थे तु सुखी कान्तः सुहृद् रामासु वल्लभः । गुरौ परायणः शीतः प्राणे वै सत्यतत्परः ॥ ७७ ॥

    sukhasthe tu sukhee kaantah suhrid raamaasu vallabhah | gurau paraayanah sheetah praane vai satyatatparah || 77 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    With Prana in the house of comfort he is happy, handsome, warm-hearted and dear to women; devoted to his preceptor, cool of temper and set upon truth. || 77 ||

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    प्राण (प्राणपद) चतुर्थ (सुख) भाव में हो तो जातक सुखी, कान्तिमान्, सुहृद्, स्त्रियों का प्रिय, गुरु के प्रति निष्ठावान्, शान्त स्वभाव वाला तथा सत्य में तत्पर होता है ॥ ७७ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.26, verse 77. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.181, printed page १४९/149. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p149-181.png (600dpi, 3130x4970 -- the twenty-third different page width in twenty-three pages), read on per-verse strips at 0.76 and per-line gloss strips at 0.73, with adjudication zooms up to 12x. Band detection resolves 33 raw bands: the running head, EIGHTEEN gloss lines, the editor's centred subheading प्राणपद-फल-- (band 19, x 1316-1786), and thirteen raw bands that reduce to TWELVE verse lines once raw bands 31 (4589,4679) and 32 (4682,4726) are merged -- they are contiguous halves of one line separated by a gap of only 3 px. That zero-gap check, a standing step since printed page १४६ and vindicated at १४७ and १४८, was run before any crop was cut. Twelve verse lines give exactly six verses, and the verse map L1/L2=74 through L11/L12=79 was derived from the indexed band list rather than by eye, in keeping with the rule printed page १४८ produced. प्राणपद is the SEVENTH अप्रकाश ग्रह of the chapter, opening here under the editor's centred subheading प्राणपद-फल-- (band 19, x 1316-1786). Its round opens at the 1st house with verse 74 and runs to the 6th house at verse 79, where this printed page ends; on the shape held by all six preceding bodies -- धूम, पात, परिधि, चाप, शिखि and गुलिक, each a complete twelve-house round opening at the 1st -- the remaining six houses fall on printed page १५०, where the round CLOSES at the 12th house with verse 85. That makes SEVEN bodies and SEVEN complete twelve-house rounds, every one opening at the 1st house -- a pattern that held without a single exception across the whole chapter. No eighth body opens; a single closing summary verse 86 follows instead. The fount names this body प्राणपदे throughout, with प्राणे at verses 75, 77 and 79. The 4th house. सुहृद् is printed with its virama standing, and is mirrored so. शीतः, literally 'cool', is retained exactly as printed and rendered 'cool of temper'; the editor's gloss on printed page १५० renders it मृदु, 'gentle', which corroborates the printed word and fixes its sense; the same gloss line gives साफ हृदय वाला for सुहृद्, स्त्रियों का प्रेमी for रामासु वल्लभः, and गुरुभक्त for गुरौ परायणः. The editor's Hindi commentary on this page belongs entirely to the PRECEDING body. Its eighteen lines open AND close the whole गुलिक block, glossing all twelve houses in order from गुलिक लग्नगत at line 1 to व्ययस्थ वह at line 17, and ending with the verse-range numeral ॥ ६२-७३ ॥ -- confirmed on strip p149-g18.png and closed at digit level on q149-gnum3.png, where the final ३ shows the flat top with two left-opening slots against the angular notched top and lower-right tail of the २ of ६२. So printed page १४८'s twelve-verse corroboration debt is DISCHARGED IN FULL on this page. NO Hindi gloss on verses 74 to 79 appears here, and that debt is DISCHARGED IN FULL on printed page १५०: its seventeen gloss lines open at प्राणपद लग्नस्थ हो तो, gloss verses 74 to 85 house by house, and close with the verse-range numeral ॥ ७४-८५ ॥, confirmed on strip p150-g17.png and at digit level on q150-gnum.png. The editor's Hindi is read only as corroborating context and cited by name; his prose, subheadings, example charts and tables are never transcribed as BPHS content. Verse block x 454-2684, gloss block x 212-2877: indented about 242 px on the left and stopping only about 193 px short on the right. That BREAKS the four-page narrow-measure run on one axis only. The left indent stays narrow-ish -- 226 at १४५, 230 at १४६, 225 at १४७, 230 at १४८, 242 here and 246 at १५० -- but the right shortfall jumps back into the older range, beside १४५'s 324, १४६'s 307, १४७'s 340 and १४८'s 305. Right-margin shortfalls across the run now stand at 43, 113, 118, 122, 131, 183, 193, 227, 305, 307, 315, 324 and 340 px: a continuum, and one that plainly does not move in step with the left indent. Recorded as measured rather than forced into the narrow-measure story. Recto page: the folio stands at the RIGHT, x 2695-2841, with the running head carrying the chapter title धूमाद्यप्रकाशग्रहफलाध्यायः x 1106-1915, so the verso/recto alternation holds for the fifteenth consecutive page. The folio digits read cleanly against same-page controls; unlike १४६ and १४७ this page produced no unclosable numeral. The eGangotri provenance stamp falls BELOW the last verse line rather than across it -- the first page of this run on which it crosses no text at all, so verse 79 needed no segment-by-segment reconstruction. The edition's embedded page images are only 1335x1997 at 241 ppi, so every 600 dpi render is an upscale; readings are taken at 0.70-0.90 downscale, with high magnification reserved for single-glyph adjudication. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  78. 26.78 सत्यापित

    Pranapada in the 5th house

    संस्कृत

    सुखभाक् सत्क्रियोपेतस्तूपचारदयान्वितः । पञ्चमस्थे प्राणपदे सर्वकाम-समन्वितः ॥ ७८ ॥

    sukhabhaak satkriyopetastoopachaaradayaanvitah | panchamasthe praanapade sarvakaama-samanvitah || 78 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Enjoying comfort, given to good works, endowed with courtesy and compassion: with Pranapada in the fifth house he is furnished with every desire fulfilled. || 78 ||

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    प्राणपद पञ्चम भाव में हो तो जातक सुखभोगी, सत्कर्मों से युक्त, शिष्टाचार तथा दया से सम्पन्न और समस्त कामनाओं से युक्त होता है ॥ ७८ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.26, verse 78. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.181, printed page १४९/149. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p149-181.png (600dpi, 3130x4970 -- the twenty-third different page width in twenty-three pages), read on per-verse strips at 0.76 and per-line gloss strips at 0.73, with adjudication zooms up to 12x. Band detection resolves 33 raw bands: the running head, EIGHTEEN gloss lines, the editor's centred subheading प्राणपद-फल-- (band 19, x 1316-1786), and thirteen raw bands that reduce to TWELVE verse lines once raw bands 31 (4589,4679) and 32 (4682,4726) are merged -- they are contiguous halves of one line separated by a gap of only 3 px. That zero-gap check, a standing step since printed page १४६ and vindicated at १४७ and १४८, was run before any crop was cut. Twelve verse lines give exactly six verses, and the verse map L1/L2=74 through L11/L12=79 was derived from the indexed band list rather than by eye, in keeping with the rule printed page १४८ produced. प्राणपद is the SEVENTH अप्रकाश ग्रह of the chapter, opening here under the editor's centred subheading प्राणपद-फल-- (band 19, x 1316-1786). Its round opens at the 1st house with verse 74 and runs to the 6th house at verse 79, where this printed page ends; on the shape held by all six preceding bodies -- धूम, पात, परिधि, चाप, शिखि and गुलिक, each a complete twelve-house round opening at the 1st -- the remaining six houses fall on printed page १५०, where the round CLOSES at the 12th house with verse 85. That makes SEVEN bodies and SEVEN complete twelve-house rounds, every one opening at the 1st house -- a pattern that held without a single exception across the whole chapter. No eighth body opens; a single closing summary verse 86 follows instead. The fount names this body प्राणपदे throughout, with प्राणे at verses 75, 77 and 79. The 5th house. सत्क्रियोपेतस्तूपचारदयान्वितः is set solid as one run in the fount and is mirrored solid. The printed hyphen in सर्वकाम-समन्वितः is mirrored into both scripts. The mark over the second glyph of सर्वकाम is a REPHA and not an anusvaara: a height-normalised composite against the verified र्व of गर्वसमायुक्तो at verse 76 on this page (q149-78repha.png) shows the same hook opening to the left above the headline, where an anusvaara would give a dot clear of it. The editor's gloss on printed page १५० answers सुखभाक्, सत्क्रियोपेत and दयान्वित exactly, as सुखी, सत्कार्यरत and दयावान्, but renders सर्वकाम-समन्वितः only loosely as सभी कार्यों में दक्ष; that looseness is noted rather than allowed to bear on the reading, which rests on the repha measurement. The editor's Hindi commentary on this page belongs entirely to the PRECEDING body. Its eighteen lines open AND close the whole गुलिक block, glossing all twelve houses in order from गुलिक लग्नगत at line 1 to व्ययस्थ वह at line 17, and ending with the verse-range numeral ॥ ६२-७३ ॥ -- confirmed on strip p149-g18.png and closed at digit level on q149-gnum3.png, where the final ३ shows the flat top with two left-opening slots against the angular notched top and lower-right tail of the २ of ६२. So printed page १४८'s twelve-verse corroboration debt is DISCHARGED IN FULL on this page. NO Hindi gloss on verses 74 to 79 appears here, and that debt is DISCHARGED IN FULL on printed page १५०: its seventeen gloss lines open at प्राणपद लग्नस्थ हो तो, gloss verses 74 to 85 house by house, and close with the verse-range numeral ॥ ७४-८५ ॥, confirmed on strip p150-g17.png and at digit level on q150-gnum.png. The editor's Hindi is read only as corroborating context and cited by name; his prose, subheadings, example charts and tables are never transcribed as BPHS content. Verse block x 454-2684, gloss block x 212-2877: indented about 242 px on the left and stopping only about 193 px short on the right. That BREAKS the four-page narrow-measure run on one axis only. The left indent stays narrow-ish -- 226 at १४५, 230 at १४६, 225 at १४७, 230 at १४८, 242 here and 246 at १५० -- but the right shortfall jumps back into the older range, beside १४५'s 324, १४६'s 307, १४७'s 340 and १४८'s 305. Right-margin shortfalls across the run now stand at 43, 113, 118, 122, 131, 183, 193, 227, 305, 307, 315, 324 and 340 px: a continuum, and one that plainly does not move in step with the left indent. Recorded as measured rather than forced into the narrow-measure story. Recto page: the folio stands at the RIGHT, x 2695-2841, with the running head carrying the chapter title धूमाद्यप्रकाशग्रहफलाध्यायः x 1106-1915, so the verso/recto alternation holds for the fifteenth consecutive page. The folio digits read cleanly against same-page controls; unlike १४६ and १४७ this page produced no unclosable numeral. The eGangotri provenance stamp falls BELOW the last verse line rather than across it -- the first page of this run on which it crosses no text at all, so verse 79 needed no segment-by-segment reconstruction. The edition's embedded page images are only 1335x1997 at 241 ppi, so every 600 dpi render is an upscale; readings are taken at 0.70-0.90 downscale, with high magnification reserved for single-glyph adjudication. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  79. 26.79 सत्यापित

    Pranapada in the 6th house

    संस्कृत

    बन्धुशत्रुवशस्तीक्ष्णो मन्दाग्निर्निर्दयः खलः । षष्ठे प्राणे रोगयुक्तो वित्तपोऽल्पायुरेव च ॥ ७९ ॥

    bandhushatruvashasteekshno mandaagnirnirdayah khalah | shashthe praane rogayukto vittapo.alpaayureva cha || 79 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Subject to kinsmen and to foes alike, fierce, weak of digestion, pitiless and wicked: with Prana in the sixth house he is beset by disease, wealthy, and short-lived. || 79 ||

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    प्राण (प्राणपद) षष्ठ भाव में हो तो जातक बन्धुओं तथा शत्रुओं के वश में रहनेवाला, तीक्ष्ण, मन्दाग्नि वाला, निर्दय तथा दुष्ट होता है; वह रोगयुक्त, धनी और अल्पायु होता है ॥ ७९ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.26, verse 79. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.181, printed page १४९/149. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p149-181.png (600dpi, 3130x4970 -- the twenty-third different page width in twenty-three pages), read on per-verse strips at 0.76 and per-line gloss strips at 0.73, with adjudication zooms up to 12x. Band detection resolves 33 raw bands: the running head, EIGHTEEN gloss lines, the editor's centred subheading प्राणपद-फल-- (band 19, x 1316-1786), and thirteen raw bands that reduce to TWELVE verse lines once raw bands 31 (4589,4679) and 32 (4682,4726) are merged -- they are contiguous halves of one line separated by a gap of only 3 px. That zero-gap check, a standing step since printed page १४६ and vindicated at १४७ and १४८, was run before any crop was cut. Twelve verse lines give exactly six verses, and the verse map L1/L2=74 through L11/L12=79 was derived from the indexed band list rather than by eye, in keeping with the rule printed page १४८ produced. प्राणपद is the SEVENTH अप्रकाश ग्रह of the chapter, opening here under the editor's centred subheading प्राणपद-फल-- (band 19, x 1316-1786). Its round opens at the 1st house with verse 74 and runs to the 6th house at verse 79, where this printed page ends; on the shape held by all six preceding bodies -- धूम, पात, परिधि, चाप, शिखि and गुलिक, each a complete twelve-house round opening at the 1st -- the remaining six houses fall on printed page १५०, where the round CLOSES at the 12th house with verse 85. That makes SEVEN bodies and SEVEN complete twelve-house rounds, every one opening at the 1st house -- a pattern that held without a single exception across the whole chapter. No eighth body opens; a single closing summary verse 86 follows instead. The fount names this body प्राणपदे throughout, with प्राणे at verses 75, 77 and 79. The 6th house, and this page's adjudication. The second unit of the first line is मन्दाग्निर्निर्दयः, NOT the मन्दार्थिनिर्दयः that a 0.40 structural overview of the page had given. Settled objectively rather than by eye: the above-headline and below-headline runs of the word were measured separately, and the marks above the headline fall in three groups at x 1540-1596 (56 px, a single i-maatraa arc), x 1625-1706 (81 px, an i-maatraa arc PLUS a small repha hook to its right) and x 1732-1768 (36 px, a free-standing repha). The repha therefore attaches to the SECOND i-maatraa, giving म + न्दा + ग्नि + र्नि + र्द + यः, whereas मन्दार्थि would require it on the FIRST. A body-level composite against the ग्नि of अग्नि in the editor's own gloss line 14 on this same page and against the था of तथा beside it (q149-79gna.png, q149-79tri.png) puts the white counter on the RIGHT of the glyph, as ग्न gives and थ does not. The reading is also the regular sandhi of मन्दाग्निः + निर्दयः, and मन्दाग्नि 'weak digestive fire' sits exactly where the verse places it, in the 6th house of disease, beside रोगयुक्तो in the second line. This is the SECOND overview reading in two pages that the strips overturned, after पापकृज्जारः at verse 68 on printed page १४८, and a THIRD followed at verse 80 on printed page १५०. THE EDITOR THEN CONFIRMED IT INDEPENDENTLY: his gloss on printed page १५० (strip p150-g08.png) reads मन्द-अग्निवाला, answering मन्दाग्निः directly, and the whole line answers the verse item for item -- बन्धुओं तथा शत्रुओं के अधीन रहनेवाला, तेज, मन्द-अग्निवाला, निर्दय, दुष्ट, रोगी, धनी, अल्पायु. His धनी also settles वित्तपः as 'wealthy' rather than 'a keeper of wealth'. बन्धु rests on standard orthography, since ब and व cannot be separated on this scan. The editor's Hindi commentary on this page belongs entirely to the PRECEDING body. Its eighteen lines open AND close the whole गुलिक block, glossing all twelve houses in order from गुलिक लग्नगत at line 1 to व्ययस्थ वह at line 17, and ending with the verse-range numeral ॥ ६२-७३ ॥ -- confirmed on strip p149-g18.png and closed at digit level on q149-gnum3.png, where the final ३ shows the flat top with two left-opening slots against the angular notched top and lower-right tail of the २ of ६२. So printed page १४८'s twelve-verse corroboration debt is DISCHARGED IN FULL on this page. NO Hindi gloss on verses 74 to 79 appears here, and that debt is DISCHARGED IN FULL on printed page १५०: its seventeen gloss lines open at प्राणपद लग्नस्थ हो तो, gloss verses 74 to 85 house by house, and close with the verse-range numeral ॥ ७४-८५ ॥, confirmed on strip p150-g17.png and at digit level on q150-gnum.png. The editor's Hindi is read only as corroborating context and cited by name; his prose, subheadings, example charts and tables are never transcribed as BPHS content. Verse block x 454-2684, gloss block x 212-2877: indented about 242 px on the left and stopping only about 193 px short on the right. That BREAKS the four-page narrow-measure run on one axis only. The left indent stays narrow-ish -- 226 at १४५, 230 at १४६, 225 at १४७, 230 at १४८, 242 here and 246 at १५० -- but the right shortfall jumps back into the older range, beside १४५'s 324, १४६'s 307, १४७'s 340 and १४८'s 305. Right-margin shortfalls across the run now stand at 43, 113, 118, 122, 131, 183, 193, 227, 305, 307, 315, 324 and 340 px: a continuum, and one that plainly does not move in step with the left indent. Recorded as measured rather than forced into the narrow-measure story. Recto page: the folio stands at the RIGHT, x 2695-2841, with the running head carrying the chapter title धूमाद्यप्रकाशग्रहफलाध्यायः x 1106-1915, so the verso/recto alternation holds for the fifteenth consecutive page. The folio digits read cleanly against same-page controls; unlike १४६ and १४७ this page produced no unclosable numeral. The eGangotri provenance stamp falls BELOW the last verse line rather than across it -- the first page of this run on which it crosses no text at all, so verse 79 needed no segment-by-segment reconstruction. The edition's embedded page images are only 1335x1997 at 241 ppi, so every 600 dpi render is an upscale; readings are taken at 0.70-0.90 downscale, with high magnification reserved for single-glyph adjudication. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  80. 26.80 सत्यापित

    Pranapada in the 7th house

    संस्कृत

    ईर्ष्यालुः सततं कामी तीव्ररौद्रवपुर्नरः । सप्तमस्थे प्राणपदे दुराराध्यः कुबुद्धिमान् ॥ ८० ॥

    eershyaaluh satatam kaamee teevraraudravapurnarah | saptamasthe praanapade duraaraadhyah kubuddhimaan || 80 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Envious, unceasingly lustful, and of a fierce and terrifying body is the man; with Pranapada standing in the seventh house he is hard to win over and of evil understanding. || 80 ||

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    प्राणपद सप्तम भाव में हो तो मनुष्य ईर्ष्यालु, सतत कामी, अत्यन्त भयावह शरीर वाला, किसी की भी न मानने वाला (दुराराध्य) तथा दुर्बुद्धि होता है ॥ ८० ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.26, verse 80. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.182, printed page १५०/150. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p150-182.png (600dpi, 3593x4947 -- the twenty-fourth different page width in twenty-four pages), read on per-verse strips at 0.80 and per-line gloss strips at 0.68, with adjudication zooms up to 12x. Band detection resolves 33 raw bands: the running head, twelve verse lines, SEVENTEEN gloss lines, and the two lines of a closing summary verse set in a larger fount at the page foot. Raw bands 7 (1437,1463) and 8 (1466,1559) are contiguous halves of ONE line separated by a gap of only 3 px, and were merged before any crop was cut -- the zero-gap check, a standing step since printed page १४६, has now caught a split on five consecutive pages. Twelve verse lines give exactly six verses, and the map L1/L2=80 through L11/L12=85 was derived from the indexed band list rather than by eye; verse 86 stands on bands 30 (4394,4514) and 31 (4543,4703) by itself. प्राणपद is the SEVENTH अप्रकाश ग्रह of the chapter. Its round, opened at the 1st house with verse 74 on printed page १४९, CLOSES here at the 12th house with verse 85. That completes SEVEN bodies and SEVEN complete twelve-house rounds -- धूम, पात, परिधि, चाप, शिखि, गुलिक and प्राणपद -- every one of them opening at the 1st house and running the houses in order, a pattern that held without a single exception across the whole chapter. No eighth body opens: a single closing summary verse 86, set in a larger fount, follows instead and refers the same reckoning to the visible planets. The fount names this body प्राणपदे at verses 80 and 83, प्राणपादे at verse 81, and the short प्राणे at 82, 84 and 85. The 7th house, and this page's adjudication. The fourth word of the first line is तीव्ररौद्रवपुर्नरः, NOT the तीव्रौद्रवपुर्नरः that a 0.40 structural overview of the page had given -- a THIRD consecutive overview reading overturned on the strips, after मन्दाग्नि at verse 79 on printed page १४९ and पापकृज्जारः at verse 68 on printed page १४८. Settled by measurement rather than by eye: the word is one unbroken ink run at x 2211-2769, and profiling the above-headline and below-headline runs separately gives exactly three mark groups above the headline -- x 2248-2295 (47 px, the ii-maatraa of ती), x 2389-2446 (57 px, the au-maatraa) and x 2654-2691 (37 px, a free-standing repha over र्न) -- while below the headline a separate र body stands at x 2376-2414, between व्र at x 2312-2365 with its subscript leg visible and the aa stem of ौ at x 2429-2447. A व्रौ would set that stem immediately after व्र with nothing between them. The eight-syllable reading is also what the anushtubh paada requires, where तीव्रौद्र would give only seven, and what the editor's बहुत भयावह शरीरवाला supplies as तीव्र plus रौद्र plus वपुः. The editor leaves ईर्ष्यालुः unglossed. The editor's Hindi commentary on this page runs to seventeen lines and discharges printed page १४९'s twelve-verse corroboration debt IN FULL: it opens at प्राणपद लग्नस्थ हो तो, glosses verses 74 to 85 house by house, and closes with the verse-range numeral ॥ ७४-८५ ॥ -- confirmed on strip p150-g17.png and closed at digit level on q150-gnum.png, where ७ shows the round loop with an internal counter and a left hook, ४ the two lobes split by a vertical white gap with a right stem, ८ the angular form with a bottom hook, and ५ the hooked top-left with a descending bowl. So the whole प्राणपद round is corroborated on the same opening on which it is printed. The editor's Hindi is read only as corroborating context and cited by name; his prose, subheadings, example charts and tables are never transcribed as BPHS content. Verse block x 1042-3177, gloss block x 796-3492: indented about 246 px on the left and stopping about 315 px short on the right. Both figures sit squarely inside the run -- the left continues the narrow series 226 (१४५), 230 (१४६), 225 (१४७), 230 (१४८), 242 (१४९) and 246 here, while the right returns to the wider band beside १४८'s 305 and १४६'s 307 after १४९'s 193. Right-margin shortfalls across the run now stand at 43, 113, 118, 122, 131, 183, 193, 227, 305, 307, 315, 324 and 340 px: a continuum, and one that plainly does not move in step with the left indent. Verso page: the folio stands at the LEFT, x 855-994, with the running head carrying the book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् x 1806-2524, so the verso/recto alternation holds for the sixteenth consecutive page. The folio digits read cleanly on q150-folio.png -- १ with its top bowl and stroke to the lower left, ५ with its hooked top-left and descending bowl, ० a ring -- so this page produced no unclosable numeral. The eGangotri provenance stamp falls BELOW the last line of verse 86 and crosses no text at all, as on printed page १४९, so nothing on this page needed segment-by-segment reconstruction. The edition's embedded page images are only 1335x1997 at 241 ppi, so every 600 dpi render is an upscale; readings are taken at 0.70-0.90 downscale, with high magnification reserved for single-glyph adjudication. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  81. 26.81 सत्यापित

    Pranapada in the 8th house

    संस्कृत

    रोगसन्तापिताङ्गश्च प्राणपादेऽष्टमे सति । पीडितः पार्थिवैर्दुःखैर्भृत्यबन्धुसुतोद्भवैः ॥ ८१ ॥

    rogasantaapitaangashcha praanapaade.ashtame sati | peeditah paarthivairduhkhairbhrityabandhusutodbhavaih || 81 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    His limbs tormented by disease when Pranapada is in the eighth, he is afflicted by troubles from kings and by sorrows arising from servants, kinsmen and sons. || 81 ||

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    प्राणपद अष्टम भाव में हो तो मनुष्य रोग से सन्तप्त अङ्ग वाला होता है; वह राजा की ओर से पीड़ित तथा भृत्य, बन्धु और पुत्रों से उत्पन्न दुःखों से दुःखी रहता है ॥ ८१ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.26, verse 81. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.182, printed page १५०/150. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p150-182.png (600dpi, 3593x4947 -- the twenty-fourth different page width in twenty-four pages), read on per-verse strips at 0.80 and per-line gloss strips at 0.68, with adjudication zooms up to 12x. Band detection resolves 33 raw bands: the running head, twelve verse lines, SEVENTEEN gloss lines, and the two lines of a closing summary verse set in a larger fount at the page foot. Raw bands 7 (1437,1463) and 8 (1466,1559) are contiguous halves of ONE line separated by a gap of only 3 px, and were merged before any crop was cut -- the zero-gap check, a standing step since printed page १४६, has now caught a split on five consecutive pages. Twelve verse lines give exactly six verses, and the map L1/L2=80 through L11/L12=85 was derived from the indexed band list rather than by eye; verse 86 stands on bands 30 (4394,4514) and 31 (4543,4703) by itself. प्राणपद is the SEVENTH अप्रकाश ग्रह of the chapter. Its round, opened at the 1st house with verse 74 on printed page १४९, CLOSES here at the 12th house with verse 85. That completes SEVEN bodies and SEVEN complete twelve-house rounds -- धूम, पात, परिधि, चाप, शिखि, गुलिक and प्राणपद -- every one of them opening at the 1st house and running the houses in order, a pattern that held without a single exception across the whole chapter. No eighth body opens: a single closing summary verse 86, set in a larger fount, follows instead and refers the same reckoning to the visible planets. The fount names this body प्राणपदे at verses 80 and 83, प्राणपादे at verse 81, and the short प्राणे at 82, 84 and 85. The 8th house. The fount prints प्राणपादे with a clear aa-maatraa, where verse 83 on this same page prints प्राणपदे without one: a height-normalised composite of the two words (q150-pada-ctrl2.png) shows the vertical stroke standing between प and दे in the one and absent in the other. प्राणपादे is retained exactly as printed and disclosed rather than silently normalised; the syllable count is unaffected either way, so metre does not discriminate between them. The first crop cut for this comparison landed on the wrong word run -- x 2161-2766 on band (1611,1696) is देवार्चनपरायणः, not प्राणपदे at x 1695-1979 -- and was recut from the indexed run list, the same discipline printed page १४८ produced for bands. The editor's gloss answers the verse item for item: रोगसन्तप्त, राजपीड़ित, and बन्धु-भृत्य-पुत्र कृत दुःखों से दुःखित. The editor's Hindi commentary on this page runs to seventeen lines and discharges printed page १४९'s twelve-verse corroboration debt IN FULL: it opens at प्राणपद लग्नस्थ हो तो, glosses verses 74 to 85 house by house, and closes with the verse-range numeral ॥ ७४-८५ ॥ -- confirmed on strip p150-g17.png and closed at digit level on q150-gnum.png, where ७ shows the round loop with an internal counter and a left hook, ४ the two lobes split by a vertical white gap with a right stem, ८ the angular form with a bottom hook, and ५ the hooked top-left with a descending bowl. So the whole प्राणपद round is corroborated on the same opening on which it is printed. The editor's Hindi is read only as corroborating context and cited by name; his prose, subheadings, example charts and tables are never transcribed as BPHS content. Verse block x 1042-3177, gloss block x 796-3492: indented about 246 px on the left and stopping about 315 px short on the right. Both figures sit squarely inside the run -- the left continues the narrow series 226 (१४५), 230 (१४६), 225 (१४७), 230 (१४८), 242 (१४९) and 246 here, while the right returns to the wider band beside १४८'s 305 and १४६'s 307 after १४९'s 193. Right-margin shortfalls across the run now stand at 43, 113, 118, 122, 131, 183, 193, 227, 305, 307, 315, 324 and 340 px: a continuum, and one that plainly does not move in step with the left indent. Verso page: the folio stands at the LEFT, x 855-994, with the running head carrying the book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् x 1806-2524, so the verso/recto alternation holds for the sixteenth consecutive page. The folio digits read cleanly on q150-folio.png -- १ with its top bowl and stroke to the lower left, ५ with its hooked top-left and descending bowl, ० a ring -- so this page produced no unclosable numeral. The eGangotri provenance stamp falls BELOW the last line of verse 86 and crosses no text at all, as on printed page १४९, so nothing on this page needed segment-by-segment reconstruction. The edition's embedded page images are only 1335x1997 at 241 ppi, so every 600 dpi render is an upscale; readings are taken at 0.70-0.90 downscale, with high magnification reserved for single-glyph adjudication. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  82. 26.82 सत्यापित

    Pranapada in the 9th house

    संस्कृत

    पुत्रवान् धनसम्पन्नः सुभगः प्रियदर्शनः । प्राणे धर्मस्थिते भृत्यः सदाऽदुष्टो विचक्षणः ॥ ८२ ॥

    putravaan dhanasampannah subhagah priyadarshanah | praane dharmasthite bhrityah sadaa.adushto vichakshanah || 82 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Blessed with sons, possessed of wealth, fortunate and pleasing to look upon; with Prana placed in the ninth he is given to service, never wicked, and discerning. || 82 ||

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    प्राणपद नवम (धर्म) भाव में हो तो मनुष्य पुत्रवान्, धनी, सौभाग्यशाली, देखने में भव्य, सेवावृत्ति वाला, सदा सज्जन तथा विद्वान् होता है ॥ ८२ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.26, verse 82. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.182, printed page १५०/150. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p150-182.png (600dpi, 3593x4947 -- the twenty-fourth different page width in twenty-four pages), read on per-verse strips at 0.80 and per-line gloss strips at 0.68, with adjudication zooms up to 12x. Band detection resolves 33 raw bands: the running head, twelve verse lines, SEVENTEEN gloss lines, and the two lines of a closing summary verse set in a larger fount at the page foot. Raw bands 7 (1437,1463) and 8 (1466,1559) are contiguous halves of ONE line separated by a gap of only 3 px, and were merged before any crop was cut -- the zero-gap check, a standing step since printed page १४६, has now caught a split on five consecutive pages. Twelve verse lines give exactly six verses, and the map L1/L2=80 through L11/L12=85 was derived from the indexed band list rather than by eye; verse 86 stands on bands 30 (4394,4514) and 31 (4543,4703) by itself. प्राणपद is the SEVENTH अप्रकाश ग्रह of the chapter. Its round, opened at the 1st house with verse 74 on printed page १४९, CLOSES here at the 12th house with verse 85. That completes SEVEN bodies and SEVEN complete twelve-house rounds -- धूम, पात, परिधि, चाप, शिखि, गुलिक and प्राणपद -- every one of them opening at the 1st house and running the houses in order, a pattern that held without a single exception across the whole chapter. No eighth body opens: a single closing summary verse 86, set in a larger fount, follows instead and refers the same reckoning to the visible planets. The fount names this body प्राणपदे at verses 80 and 83, प्राणपादे at verse 81, and the short प्राणे at 82, 84 and 85. The 9th house. भृत्यः is confirmed against the editor's own भृत्य in gloss line 2 of this page (q150-82bhritya.png): the same भ carrying its subscript ऋ hook and the same त्य conjunct, the verse form adding only a visarga. His सेवावृत्ति शील settles the sense as 'given to service' rather than 'possessed of servants', which the bare stem could also have carried. सदाऽदुष्टो carries an avagraha, mirrored in the IAST as a full stop followed by the restored elided अ. The editor's Hindi commentary on this page runs to seventeen lines and discharges printed page १४९'s twelve-verse corroboration debt IN FULL: it opens at प्राणपद लग्नस्थ हो तो, glosses verses 74 to 85 house by house, and closes with the verse-range numeral ॥ ७४-८५ ॥ -- confirmed on strip p150-g17.png and closed at digit level on q150-gnum.png, where ७ shows the round loop with an internal counter and a left hook, ४ the two lobes split by a vertical white gap with a right stem, ८ the angular form with a bottom hook, and ५ the hooked top-left with a descending bowl. So the whole प्राणपद round is corroborated on the same opening on which it is printed. The editor's Hindi is read only as corroborating context and cited by name; his prose, subheadings, example charts and tables are never transcribed as BPHS content. Verse block x 1042-3177, gloss block x 796-3492: indented about 246 px on the left and stopping about 315 px short on the right. Both figures sit squarely inside the run -- the left continues the narrow series 226 (१४५), 230 (१४६), 225 (१४७), 230 (१४८), 242 (१४९) and 246 here, while the right returns to the wider band beside १४८'s 305 and १४६'s 307 after १४९'s 193. Right-margin shortfalls across the run now stand at 43, 113, 118, 122, 131, 183, 193, 227, 305, 307, 315, 324 and 340 px: a continuum, and one that plainly does not move in step with the left indent. Verso page: the folio stands at the LEFT, x 855-994, with the running head carrying the book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् x 1806-2524, so the verso/recto alternation holds for the sixteenth consecutive page. The folio digits read cleanly on q150-folio.png -- १ with its top bowl and stroke to the lower left, ५ with its hooked top-left and descending bowl, ० a ring -- so this page produced no unclosable numeral. The eGangotri provenance stamp falls BELOW the last line of verse 86 and crosses no text at all, as on printed page १४९, so nothing on this page needed segment-by-segment reconstruction. The edition's embedded page images are only 1335x1997 at 241 ppi, so every 600 dpi render is an upscale; readings are taken at 0.70-0.90 downscale, with high magnification reserved for single-glyph adjudication. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  83. 26.83 सत्यापित

    Pranapada in the 10th house

    संस्कृत

    वीर्यवान् मतिमान् दक्षो नृपकार्येषु कोविदः । दशमे वै प्राणपदे देवार्चनपरायणः ॥ ८३ ॥

    veeryavaan matimaan daksho nripakaaryeshu kovidah | dashame vai praanapade devaarchanaparaayanah || 83 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Vigorous, intelligent, skilful and expert in the business of kings; with Pranapada truly in the tenth he is devoted to the worship of the gods. || 83 ||

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    प्राणपद दशम (कर्म) भाव में हो तो मनुष्य वीर्यवान्, बुद्धिमान्, दक्ष, राजकार्यों में निपुण तथा देवपूजा में परायण होता है ॥ ८३ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.26, verse 83. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.182, printed page १५०/150. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p150-182.png (600dpi, 3593x4947 -- the twenty-fourth different page width in twenty-four pages), read on per-verse strips at 0.80 and per-line gloss strips at 0.68, with adjudication zooms up to 12x. Band detection resolves 33 raw bands: the running head, twelve verse lines, SEVENTEEN gloss lines, and the two lines of a closing summary verse set in a larger fount at the page foot. Raw bands 7 (1437,1463) and 8 (1466,1559) are contiguous halves of ONE line separated by a gap of only 3 px, and were merged before any crop was cut -- the zero-gap check, a standing step since printed page १४६, has now caught a split on five consecutive pages. Twelve verse lines give exactly six verses, and the map L1/L2=80 through L11/L12=85 was derived from the indexed band list rather than by eye; verse 86 stands on bands 30 (4394,4514) and 31 (4543,4703) by itself. प्राणपद is the SEVENTH अप्रकाश ग्रह of the chapter. Its round, opened at the 1st house with verse 74 on printed page १४९, CLOSES here at the 12th house with verse 85. That completes SEVEN bodies and SEVEN complete twelve-house rounds -- धूम, पात, परिधि, चाप, शिखि, गुलिक and प्राणपद -- every one of them opening at the 1st house and running the houses in order, a pattern that held without a single exception across the whole chapter. No eighth body opens: a single closing summary verse 86, set in a larger fount, follows instead and refers the same reckoning to the visible planets. The fount names this body प्राणपदे at verses 80 and 83, प्राणपादे at verse 81, and the short प्राणे at 82, 84 and 85. The 10th house. This verse supplies the same-page control प्राणपदे, x 1695-1979 on band (1611,1696), against which verse 81's प्राणपादे was tested. The editor's राजकार्यों में प्रवीण and देवपूजापरायण answer नृपकार्येषु कोविदः and देवार्चनपरायणः directly, and his निपुण answers दक्षो. The editor's Hindi commentary on this page runs to seventeen lines and discharges printed page १४९'s twelve-verse corroboration debt IN FULL: it opens at प्राणपद लग्नस्थ हो तो, glosses verses 74 to 85 house by house, and closes with the verse-range numeral ॥ ७४-८५ ॥ -- confirmed on strip p150-g17.png and closed at digit level on q150-gnum.png, where ७ shows the round loop with an internal counter and a left hook, ४ the two lobes split by a vertical white gap with a right stem, ८ the angular form with a bottom hook, and ५ the hooked top-left with a descending bowl. So the whole प्राणपद round is corroborated on the same opening on which it is printed. The editor's Hindi is read only as corroborating context and cited by name; his prose, subheadings, example charts and tables are never transcribed as BPHS content. Verse block x 1042-3177, gloss block x 796-3492: indented about 246 px on the left and stopping about 315 px short on the right. Both figures sit squarely inside the run -- the left continues the narrow series 226 (१४५), 230 (१४६), 225 (१४७), 230 (१४८), 242 (१४९) and 246 here, while the right returns to the wider band beside १४८'s 305 and १४६'s 307 after १४९'s 193. Right-margin shortfalls across the run now stand at 43, 113, 118, 122, 131, 183, 193, 227, 305, 307, 315, 324 and 340 px: a continuum, and one that plainly does not move in step with the left indent. Verso page: the folio stands at the LEFT, x 855-994, with the running head carrying the book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् x 1806-2524, so the verso/recto alternation holds for the sixteenth consecutive page. The folio digits read cleanly on q150-folio.png -- १ with its top bowl and stroke to the lower left, ५ with its hooked top-left and descending bowl, ० a ring -- so this page produced no unclosable numeral. The eGangotri provenance stamp falls BELOW the last line of verse 86 and crosses no text at all, as on printed page १४९, so nothing on this page needed segment-by-segment reconstruction. The edition's embedded page images are only 1335x1997 at 241 ppi, so every 600 dpi render is an upscale; readings are taken at 0.70-0.90 downscale, with high magnification reserved for single-glyph adjudication. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  84. 26.84 सत्यापित

    Pranapada in the 11th house

    संस्कृत

    विख्यातो गुणवान् प्राज्ञो भोगी धनसमन्वितः । कामस्थानस्थिते प्राणे गौराङ्गो मानवत्सलः ॥ ८४ ॥

    vikhyaato gunavaan praajno bhogee dhanasamanvitah | kaamasthaanasthite praane gauraango maanavatsalah || 84 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Renowned, endowed with virtues, wise, a man of enjoyments and possessed of wealth; with Prana placed in the house of desire he is fair-limbed and fond of honour. || 84 ||

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    प्राणपद एकादश (काम/आय) भाव में हो तो मनुष्य विख्यात, गुणवान्, विद्वान्, भोगी, धनी, गौराङ्ग तथा सम्मानप्रिय होता है ॥ ८४ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.26, verse 84. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.182, printed page १५०/150. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p150-182.png (600dpi, 3593x4947 -- the twenty-fourth different page width in twenty-four pages), read on per-verse strips at 0.80 and per-line gloss strips at 0.68, with adjudication zooms up to 12x. Band detection resolves 33 raw bands: the running head, twelve verse lines, SEVENTEEN gloss lines, and the two lines of a closing summary verse set in a larger fount at the page foot. Raw bands 7 (1437,1463) and 8 (1466,1559) are contiguous halves of ONE line separated by a gap of only 3 px, and were merged before any crop was cut -- the zero-gap check, a standing step since printed page १४६, has now caught a split on five consecutive pages. Twelve verse lines give exactly six verses, and the map L1/L2=80 through L11/L12=85 was derived from the indexed band list rather than by eye; verse 86 stands on bands 30 (4394,4514) and 31 (4543,4703) by itself. प्राणपद is the SEVENTH अप्रकाश ग्रह of the chapter. Its round, opened at the 1st house with verse 74 on printed page १४९, CLOSES here at the 12th house with verse 85. That completes SEVEN bodies and SEVEN complete twelve-house rounds -- धूम, पात, परिधि, चाप, शिखि, गुलिक and प्राणपद -- every one of them opening at the 1st house and running the houses in order, a pattern that held without a single exception across the whole chapter. No eighth body opens: a single closing summary verse 86, set in a larger fount, follows instead and refers the same reckoning to the visible planets. The fount names this body प्राणपदे at verses 80 and 83, प्राणपादे at verse 81, and the short प्राणे at 82, 84 and 85. The 11th house, named कामस्थान in the fount and glossed एकादश आयस्थ by the editor -- the two names for the house set side by side within one verse and its commentary. मानवत्सलः is rendered 'fond of honour' following the editor's सम्मानप्रिय; the compound could equally be parsed मानव-वत्सल, 'kindly towards men', and that alternative is recorded here rather than suppressed. The editor's Hindi commentary on this page runs to seventeen lines and discharges printed page १४९'s twelve-verse corroboration debt IN FULL: it opens at प्राणपद लग्नस्थ हो तो, glosses verses 74 to 85 house by house, and closes with the verse-range numeral ॥ ७४-८५ ॥ -- confirmed on strip p150-g17.png and closed at digit level on q150-gnum.png, where ७ shows the round loop with an internal counter and a left hook, ४ the two lobes split by a vertical white gap with a right stem, ८ the angular form with a bottom hook, and ५ the hooked top-left with a descending bowl. So the whole प्राणपद round is corroborated on the same opening on which it is printed. The editor's Hindi is read only as corroborating context and cited by name; his prose, subheadings, example charts and tables are never transcribed as BPHS content. Verse block x 1042-3177, gloss block x 796-3492: indented about 246 px on the left and stopping about 315 px short on the right. Both figures sit squarely inside the run -- the left continues the narrow series 226 (१४५), 230 (१४६), 225 (१४७), 230 (१४८), 242 (१४९) and 246 here, while the right returns to the wider band beside १४८'s 305 and १४६'s 307 after १४९'s 193. Right-margin shortfalls across the run now stand at 43, 113, 118, 122, 131, 183, 193, 227, 305, 307, 315, 324 and 340 px: a continuum, and one that plainly does not move in step with the left indent. Verso page: the folio stands at the LEFT, x 855-994, with the running head carrying the book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् x 1806-2524, so the verso/recto alternation holds for the sixteenth consecutive page. The folio digits read cleanly on q150-folio.png -- १ with its top bowl and stroke to the lower left, ५ with its hooked top-left and descending bowl, ० a ring -- so this page produced no unclosable numeral. The eGangotri provenance stamp falls BELOW the last line of verse 86 and crosses no text at all, as on printed page १४९, so nothing on this page needed segment-by-segment reconstruction. The edition's embedded page images are only 1335x1997 at 241 ppi, so every 600 dpi render is an upscale; readings are taken at 0.70-0.90 downscale, with high magnification reserved for single-glyph adjudication. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  85. 26.85 सत्यापित

    Pranapada in the 12th house

    संस्कृत

    क्षुद्रो दुष्टस्तु हीनाङ्गो विद्वेषी द्विजबन्धुषु । व्यये प्राणे नेत्ररोगी काणो वा जायते नरः ॥ ८५ ॥

    kshudro dushtastu heenaango vidveshee dvijabandhushu | vyaye praane netrarogee kaano vaa jaayate narah || 85 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Mean, wicked, defective of limb, and hostile towards the twice-born and his own kinsmen; with Prana in the twelfth the man becomes diseased in the eyes, or one-eyed. || 85 ||

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    प्राणपद द्वादश (व्यय) भाव में हो तो मनुष्य क्षुद्र विचार वाला, दुष्ट, हीनाङ्ग, ब्राह्मणों तथा बन्धुओं से द्वेष करने वाला, और नेत्ररोगी अथवा काना होता है ॥ ८५ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.26, verse 85. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.182, printed page १५०/150. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p150-182.png (600dpi, 3593x4947 -- the twenty-fourth different page width in twenty-four pages), read on per-verse strips at 0.80 and per-line gloss strips at 0.68, with adjudication zooms up to 12x. Band detection resolves 33 raw bands: the running head, twelve verse lines, SEVENTEEN gloss lines, and the two lines of a closing summary verse set in a larger fount at the page foot. Raw bands 7 (1437,1463) and 8 (1466,1559) are contiguous halves of ONE line separated by a gap of only 3 px, and were merged before any crop was cut -- the zero-gap check, a standing step since printed page १४६, has now caught a split on five consecutive pages. Twelve verse lines give exactly six verses, and the map L1/L2=80 through L11/L12=85 was derived from the indexed band list rather than by eye; verse 86 stands on bands 30 (4394,4514) and 31 (4543,4703) by itself. प्राणपद is the SEVENTH अप्रकाश ग्रह of the chapter. Its round, opened at the 1st house with verse 74 on printed page १४९, CLOSES here at the 12th house with verse 85. That completes SEVEN bodies and SEVEN complete twelve-house rounds -- धूम, पात, परिधि, चाप, शिखि, गुलिक and प्राणपद -- every one of them opening at the 1st house and running the houses in order, a pattern that held without a single exception across the whole chapter. No eighth body opens: a single closing summary verse 86, set in a larger fount, follows instead and refers the same reckoning to the visible planets. The fount names this body प्राणपदे at verses 80 and 83, प्राणपादे at verse 81, and the short प्राणे at 82, 84 and 85. The 12th house, closing प्राणपद's round and with it the seventh and last of the chapter's twelve-house rounds. हीनाङ्गो is set here with the true ङ्ग conjunct, where verse 74 -- the OPENING verse of this same round, on printed page १४९ -- set the same word हीनांगो with a plain anusvaara; both are retained exactly as printed and the IAST mirrors ng against m. The editor reads द्विजबन्धुषु as a dvandva, ब्राह्मण तथा बन्धुओं, and that reading is followed. बन्धु rests on standard orthography, since ब and व cannot be separated on this scan. The editor's Hindi commentary on this page runs to seventeen lines and discharges printed page १४९'s twelve-verse corroboration debt IN FULL: it opens at प्राणपद लग्नस्थ हो तो, glosses verses 74 to 85 house by house, and closes with the verse-range numeral ॥ ७४-८५ ॥ -- confirmed on strip p150-g17.png and closed at digit level on q150-gnum.png, where ७ shows the round loop with an internal counter and a left hook, ४ the two lobes split by a vertical white gap with a right stem, ८ the angular form with a bottom hook, and ५ the hooked top-left with a descending bowl. So the whole प्राणपद round is corroborated on the same opening on which it is printed. The editor's Hindi is read only as corroborating context and cited by name; his prose, subheadings, example charts and tables are never transcribed as BPHS content. Verse block x 1042-3177, gloss block x 796-3492: indented about 246 px on the left and stopping about 315 px short on the right. Both figures sit squarely inside the run -- the left continues the narrow series 226 (१४५), 230 (१४६), 225 (१४७), 230 (१४८), 242 (१४९) and 246 here, while the right returns to the wider band beside १४८'s 305 and १४६'s 307 after १४९'s 193. Right-margin shortfalls across the run now stand at 43, 113, 118, 122, 131, 183, 193, 227, 305, 307, 315, 324 and 340 px: a continuum, and one that plainly does not move in step with the left indent. Verso page: the folio stands at the LEFT, x 855-994, with the running head carrying the book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् x 1806-2524, so the verso/recto alternation holds for the sixteenth consecutive page. The folio digits read cleanly on q150-folio.png -- १ with its top bowl and stroke to the lower left, ५ with its hooked top-left and descending bowl, ० a ring -- so this page produced no unclosable numeral. The eGangotri provenance stamp falls BELOW the last line of verse 86 and crosses no text at all, as on printed page १४९, so nothing on this page needed segment-by-segment reconstruction. The edition's embedded page images are only 1335x1997 at 241 ppi, so every 600 dpi render is an upscale; readings are taken at 0.70-0.90 downscale, with high magnification reserved for single-glyph adjudication. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  86. 26.86 सत्यापित

    Closing summary -- the same reckoning applied to the visible planets

    संस्कृत

    इति धूमादिसंज्ञानां ग्रहाणां फलमीरितम् । सूर्यादीनां नभोगानामपि तद् विमृशेद् बुधः ॥ ८६ ॥

    iti dhoomaadisamjnaanaam grahaanaam phalameeritam | sooryaadeenaam nabhogaanaamapi tad vimrished budhah || 86 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Thus have the results of the bodies named Dhuma and the rest been declared; let the wise man consider that the same holds also of the sky-going planets beginning with the Sun. || 86 ||

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    इस प्रकार धूम आदि नाम वाले (अप्रकाश) ग्रहों का फल कहा गया । बुद्धिमान् को चाहिए कि सूर्य आदि आकाशचारी ग्रहों के विषय में भी इसी प्रकार विचार करे ॥ ८६ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.26, verse 86. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.182, printed page १५०/150. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p150-182.png (600dpi, 3593x4947 -- the twenty-fourth different page width in twenty-four pages), read on per-verse strips at 0.80 and per-line gloss strips at 0.68, with adjudication zooms up to 12x. Band detection resolves 33 raw bands: the running head, twelve verse lines, SEVENTEEN gloss lines, and the two lines of a closing summary verse set in a larger fount at the page foot. Raw bands 7 (1437,1463) and 8 (1466,1559) are contiguous halves of ONE line separated by a gap of only 3 px, and were merged before any crop was cut -- the zero-gap check, a standing step since printed page १४६, has now caught a split on five consecutive pages. Twelve verse lines give exactly six verses, and the map L1/L2=80 through L11/L12=85 was derived from the indexed band list rather than by eye; verse 86 stands on bands 30 (4394,4514) and 31 (4543,4703) by itself. प्राणपद is the SEVENTH अप्रकाश ग्रह of the chapter. Its round, opened at the 1st house with verse 74 on printed page १४९, CLOSES here at the 12th house with verse 85. That completes SEVEN bodies and SEVEN complete twelve-house rounds -- धूम, पात, परिधि, चाप, शिखि, गुलिक and प्राणपद -- every one of them opening at the 1st house and running the houses in order, a pattern that held without a single exception across the whole chapter. No eighth body opens: a single closing summary verse 86, set in a larger fount, follows instead and refers the same reckoning to the visible planets. The fount names this body प्राणपदे at verses 80 and 83, प्राणपादे at verse 81, and the short प्राणे at 82, 84 and 85. A CLOSING SUMMARY VERSE, not a house result: it declares the results of the धूम-and-the-rest bodies concluded and directs the wise to apply the same reckoning to the sky-going planets beginning with the Sun. It is set in a LARGER fount than the twelve verse lines above it, on bands 30 (4394,4514) x 1026-2849 and 31 (4543,4703) x 942-3191. The editor supplies NO Hindi gloss for it -- his commentary block closes at ॥ ७४-८५ ॥ above the verse -- so it stands on the fount alone. NO colophon follows it: the chapter is still open at the foot of this page, so इति ... अध्यायः must fall on printed page १५१. The editor's Hindi commentary on this page runs to seventeen lines and discharges printed page १४९'s twelve-verse corroboration debt IN FULL: it opens at प्राणपद लग्नस्थ हो तो, glosses verses 74 to 85 house by house, and closes with the verse-range numeral ॥ ७४-८५ ॥ -- confirmed on strip p150-g17.png and closed at digit level on q150-gnum.png, where ७ shows the round loop with an internal counter and a left hook, ४ the two lobes split by a vertical white gap with a right stem, ८ the angular form with a bottom hook, and ५ the hooked top-left with a descending bowl. So the whole प्राणपद round is corroborated on the same opening on which it is printed. The editor's Hindi is read only as corroborating context and cited by name; his prose, subheadings, example charts and tables are never transcribed as BPHS content. Verse block x 1042-3177, gloss block x 796-3492: indented about 246 px on the left and stopping about 315 px short on the right. Both figures sit squarely inside the run -- the left continues the narrow series 226 (१४५), 230 (१४६), 225 (१४७), 230 (१४८), 242 (१४९) and 246 here, while the right returns to the wider band beside १४८'s 305 and १४६'s 307 after १४९'s 193. Right-margin shortfalls across the run now stand at 43, 113, 118, 122, 131, 183, 193, 227, 305, 307, 315, 324 and 340 px: a continuum, and one that plainly does not move in step with the left indent. Verso page: the folio stands at the LEFT, x 855-994, with the running head carrying the book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् x 1806-2524, so the verso/recto alternation holds for the sixteenth consecutive page. The folio digits read cleanly on q150-folio.png -- १ with its top bowl and stroke to the lower left, ५ with its hooked top-left and descending bowl, ० a ring -- so this page produced no unclosable numeral. The eGangotri provenance stamp falls BELOW the last line of verse 86 and crosses no text at all, as on printed page १४९, so nothing on this page needed segment-by-segment reconstruction. The edition's embedded page images are only 1335x1997 at 241 ppi, so every 600 dpi render is an upscale; readings are taken at 0.70-0.90 downscale, with high magnification reserved for single-glyph adjudication. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  87. 26.87 सत्यापित

    Verse 87 -- closing the chapter: the wise are to judge the result born of the houses as auspicious, inauspicious, or middling

    संस्कृत

    इत्थं विवेकतोऽतीव शुभं वाप्यशुभं तथा । मध्यमं भावजनितं फलं ज्ञेयं विचक्षणैः ॥ ८७ ॥ इति सविमर्शसुधाव्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे धूमाद्यप्रकाशग्रहफलाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ २६ ॥

    ittham vivekato.ateeva shubham vaapyashubham tathaa | madhyamam bhaavajanitam phalam jnyeyam vichakshanaih || 87 || iti savimarshasudhaavyaakhyopete brihatpaaraasharahoraashaastre dhoomaadyaprakaashagrahaphalaadhyaayah samaaptah || 26 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Thus, through careful discernment, let the wise judge the result born of the houses as exceedingly auspicious, or inauspicious, or likewise middling.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    इस प्रकार भलीभाँति विवेक करके विचक्षण पुरुषों को भावजनित फल अत्यन्त शुभ, अशुभ अथवा मध्यम -- इस रूप में जानना चाहिए।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.26, verse 87 -- THE TRUE FINAL VERSE OF THE CHAPTER, correcting the count recorded from printed page १५०/150 (which, lacking this page, could only record 86). Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.183, printed page १५१/151. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p151-183.png (600dpi, 3115x4947 -- the twenty-fifth different page width in twenty-five pages), rendered pdftoppm -f 183 -l 183 -r 600 -png bphs1.pdf ch26p151. Verse confirmed on strips scratchpad/p151-b01.png (line 1, matching the prior overview reading exactly) and scratchpad/p151-b02.png (line 2). This is the SECOND closing-summary verse, paired with 26.86: 86 directs the wise to apply the धूमादि reckoning to the visible (sky-going) planets, and 87 directs them, once that reckoning is done, to judge the resulting bhāva-born fruit as auspicious, inauspicious, or middling -- a two-verse close rather than the single-verse close first assumed on १५०. The Hindi gloss on this page (bands b03 onward, read for corroboration only, not transcribed) paraphrases both 86 and 87 together. COLOPHON, confirmed on strips scratchpad/p151-b09.png + p151-b10.png: इति सविमर्शसुधाव्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे धूमाद्यप्रकाशग्रहफलाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ २६ ॥ -- matches the exact fixed printed formula and hyphenation convention of Chapter 25's stored colophon (ref 25.148: इति सविमर्श-सुधाव्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे भावाधीशफलाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ २५ ॥, itself the model for refs 9.32/10.45/11.10/12.16/24.14), the printed line-wrap hyphens in सविमर्श सुधा-व्याख्योपेते and बृहत्पाराशर-होराशास्त्रे removed in storage per that same precedent's practice of combining a wrapped colophon into unbroken text. Appended here after a blank line per this file's established convention for chapter-closing colophons. This is a major structural page: Chapter 26 closes (verse 87 + colophon) and Chapter 27 opens (title, opening dialogue, verses 1-4) on the same leaf. A 0.40x overview (scratchpad/p151-overview.png) was cut for orientation only and NO reading was taken from it -- the overview has now been overturned on THREE consecutive prior pages (26.68/148, 26.79/149, 26.80/150), so every word below is confirmed on its own indexed strip. Recto page. The running head (band 0, scratchpad/p151-b00.png) carries Chapter 27's title गुरु-स्पष्टदृष्टिविवेचनाध्यायः even though the page opens with Chapter 26's closing verse -- the header reflects the chapter dominant on the page, not the chapter of the topmost line. An initial zoom attempt at the running head/folio (q151-head-z.png, then q151-head-z2.png) landed on background paper texture and produced unreadable colour-noise output: the crop box was guessed by eye/proportion and missed the ink. Fixed by computing the true ink-column extents with NumPy ((a[245:330,:]<128).sum(axis=0), runs split at gap>25px) before re-cropping: the title's real ink spans x 1219-1997, the folio's x 2815-2950 -- both well to the right of the guessed box. The corrected crops q151-head-z3.png (title) and q151-folio.png (folio) both read cleanly on the first correctly-derived attempt: folio १५१ confirmed digit by digit against verified same-page controls. CHAPTER 26 THUS CLOSES AT 87 VERSES, NOT 86: seven अप्रकाश ग्रह bodies (धूम, पात/व्यतीपात, परिधि, चाप, शिखि, गुलिक, प्राणपद), each running a complete twelve-house round from the 1st house with no exception (verses 1-85), followed by two closing summary verses (86, 87) and the colophon, all on printed page १५१. The edition's embedded page images are only 1335x1997 at 241 ppi, so every 600 dpi render is an upscale; readings were taken at 0.70-0.90 downscale strips scratchpad/p151-b00.png through p151-b28.png (29 bands), with high magnification reserved for single-glyph adjudication. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

27 Guru-spashtadrishti-vivechana -- the determination of exact planetary aspect (13)

  1. 27.1 सत्यापित

    Opening Chapter 27 (the determination of exact planetary aspect): Maitreya asks Parashara to explain the drishti of the planets

    संस्कृत

    अथ गुरु-स्पष्टदृष्टिविवेचनाध्यायः ॥ २७ ॥ मैत्रेय उवाच:-- महर्षे ! भावजं प्रोक्तं खेटानां फलमद्भुतम् । अधुना कृपया ब्रूहि तेषां दृष्टिं स्फुटां प्रभो ! ॥ १ ॥

    atha guru-spashtadrishtivivechanaadhyaayah || 27 || maitreya uvaacha:-- maharshe ! bhaavajam proktam khetaanaam phalamadbhutam | adhunaa kripayaa broohi teshaam drishtim sphutaam prabho ! || 1 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [Chapter 27: The chapter on the determination of exact planetary aspect.] Maitreya said -- O great sage! You have wondrously declared the result born of the houses for the planets. Now, O Lord, kindly tell clearly their aspect (drishti).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [अध्याय २७: गुरु-स्पष्टदृष्टिविवेचन अध्याय।] मैत्रेय ने कहा -- हे महर्षे ! आपने ग्रहों का भावजनित अद्भुत फल कहा। अब हे प्रभो ! कृपया उनकी दृष्टि स्पष्ट रूप से कहिए।

    स्रोत: BPHS Chapter 27 opening: title अथ गुरु-स्पष्टदृष्टिविवेचनाध्यायः ॥ २७ ॥ ("the chapter on the determination of the guru [teacher/weighty/exact] aspect"), Maitreya's invocation, and verse 1 (his question), prefixed per this file's established chapter-opening convention (cf. refs 12.1, 26.1). Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.183, printed page १५१/151. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p151-183.png (600dpi, 3115x4947 -- the twenty-fifth different page width in twenty-five pages), rendered pdftoppm -f 183 -l 183 -r 600 -png bphs1.pdf ch26p151. Title confirmed on strip scratchpad/p151-b11.png, immediately following the Chapter 26 colophon and a decorative divider band. Line 1 of the verse confirmed on scratchpad/p151-b12.png, matching the prior overview reading exactly (महर्षे ! भावजं प्रोक्तं खेटानां फलमद्भुतम् ।). Line 2 confirmed on scratchpad/p151-b13.png: अधुना कृपया ब्रूहि तेषां दृष्टिं स्फुटां प्रभो ! ॥ १ ॥ -- the opening अधुना was cross-checked glyph-for-glyph against the ध् of मध्यमं in this same page's verse 87 (scratchpad/q151-madhya-ctrl.png vs q151-b13-word1c.png): both show the same rounded belly with a leftward-curling hook below the headline, settling ध over घ, and अधुना ("now") is also the only sense the sentence and metre admit. Both महर्षे ! and प्रभो ! keep the printed Roman exclamation mark exactly as set, matching this file's established practice at 26.1's मैत्रेय ! and 25.145's विप्र !. A second band-detector miss, of the same kind first caught on this page for the running head: the standard row-darkness band detector (threshold dark>90 over a 25px run) skipped the short attribution line मैत्रेय उवाच:-- entirely, folding it into what looked like a single large gap between the Chapter 27 title band and the first verse band. Diagnosed by re-scanning that y-range (2005-2299) at fine granularity, threshold <100, no run-length filter, which found a real but sparse ink band at y 2132-2205 -- this is raw band 17 in a from-scratch 39-band re-detection of the full page (threshold dark>90, run>25px) run to confirm the mapping. A manual crop (scratchpad/p151-maitreya.png, box (150,2110,1400,2220), resized to 1500px width, autocontrast + unsharp mask) resolved it cleanly: मैत्रेय उवाच:-- New standing check confirmed a second time: whenever a large unexplained gap appears between two known bands, re-scan that window at fine granularity before assuming it is blank. SPEAKER-TAG PUNCTUATION DIFFERS FROM PRECEDENT AND IS RETAINED EXACTLY AS PRINTED: this page sets मैत्रेय उवाच:-- with a colon-shaped double-dot mark (visually identical to visarga, confirmed at 2x zoom scratchpad/q151-maitreya-dash.png) before the dash, where every other Maitreya-question chapter opening in this file (refs 2.3, 3.1, 12.1) prints मैत्रेय उवाच-- or मैत्रेय उवाच— with no such mark. No entry in this file currently contains the string उवाच: -- this is the first. Disclosed rather than silently normalised to the majority form. This is a major structural page: Chapter 26 closes (verse 87 + colophon) and Chapter 27 opens (title, opening dialogue, verses 1-4) on the same leaf. A 0.40x overview (scratchpad/p151-overview.png) was cut for orientation only and NO reading was taken from it -- the overview has now been overturned on THREE consecutive prior pages (26.68/148, 26.79/149, 26.80/150), so every word below is confirmed on its own indexed strip. Recto page. The running head (band 0, scratchpad/p151-b00.png) carries Chapter 27's title गुरु-स्पष्टदृष्टिविवेचनाध्यायः even though the page opens with Chapter 26's closing verse -- the header reflects the chapter dominant on the page, not the chapter of the topmost line. An initial zoom attempt at the running head/folio (q151-head-z.png, then q151-head-z2.png) landed on background paper texture and produced unreadable colour-noise output: the crop box was guessed by eye/proportion and missed the ink. Fixed by computing the true ink-column extents with NumPy ((a[245:330,:]<128).sum(axis=0), runs split at gap>25px) before re-cropping: the title's real ink spans x 1219-1997, the folio's x 2815-2950 -- both well to the right of the guessed box. The corrected crops q151-head-z3.png (title) and q151-folio.png (folio) both read cleanly on the first correctly-derived attempt: folio १५१ confirmed digit by digit against verified same-page controls. The edition's embedded page images are only 1335x1997 at 241 ppi, so every 600 dpi render is an upscale; readings were taken at 0.70-0.90 downscale strips scratchpad/p151-b00.png through p151-b28.png (29 bands), with high magnification reserved for single-glyph adjudication. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  2. 27.2 सत्यापित

    Verse 2 -- planets aspect the trine, the fourth, and the seventh, with graded (pada) strength

    संस्कृत

    ग्रहास्त्र्यंशं त्रिकोणं च चतुरस्रं तु सप्तमम् । पश्यन्ति पादसंवृद्ध्या फलदाश्च तथैव ते ॥ २ ॥

    grahaastryamsham trikonam cha chaturasram tu saptamam | pashyanti paadasamvriddhyaa phaladaashcha tathaiva te || 2 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Planets aspect the tryamsha (a graded quarter-house), the trine, the fourth, and the seventh, with increase by pada (quarter-steps); and their results are given accordingly.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    ग्रह त्र्यंश, त्रिकोण, चतुर्थ तथा सप्तम स्थान को चरण-वृद्धि (पाद-वृद्धि) के साथ देखते हैं, और उसी अनुसार वे फलदायक भी होते हैं।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.27, verse 2, Parashara's first answering verse -- printed with NO पराशर उवाच attribution line -- see below. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.183, printed page १५१/151. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p151-183.png (600dpi, 3115x4947 -- the twenty-fifth different page width in twenty-five pages), rendered pdftoppm -f 183 -l 183 -r 600 -png bphs1.pdf ch26p151. Line 1 confirmed on strips scratchpad/p151-b14.png (crops q151-b14-a/b/c.png): ग्रहास्त्र्यंशं त्रिकोणं च चतुरस्रं तु सप्तमम् । Line 2 confirmed on scratchpad/p151-b15.png: पश्यन्ति पादसंवृद्ध्या फलदाश्च तथैव ते ॥ २ ॥ -- both matching the prior overview reading exactly. The corresponding question -- whether पराशर उवाच carries its own printed line before verse 2, mirroring Chapter 12's opening (ref 12.1/12.2 in this file) -- was checked the same way and answered NO. The gap between verse 1 line 2 (ending प्रभो ! ॥ १ ॥) and verse 2 line 1 (ग्रहास्त्र्यंशं...) is only 70px (band 19 end 2553 to band 20 start 2623) and a full-width crop of that window (scratchpad/q151-gap-check.png, rows 2540-2630) shows only faint anti-aliasing decay from the line above, no ink structure resembling text. This edition therefore prints NO पराशर उवाच tag before verse 2 on this page -- Parashara's answer begins directly at verse 2, unlike Chapter 12's opening. Nothing is fabricated to fill the gap; its absence is disclosed rather than silently supplied. त्र्यंश is translated hedged, as "a graded quarter-house": the editor's own Hindi gloss on this page (band b22, read for corroboration only) brackets it (३।१०), i.e. glosses it as the 3rd-and-10th houses specifically, part of a fourfold graded aspect scheme this same gloss lays out in full -- त्र्यंश/3rd-10th at quarter strength, त्रिकोण/5th-9th at increasing strength, चतुरस्र/4th-8th further increased, and सप्तम/7th at full strength for every planet, the पाद-संवृद्ध्या (increase by quarter-steps) of this verse's own wording. See The editor's Hindi commentary (bands b20-b27, nine lines) paraphrases verses 1-4 as a Maitreya-question/Parashara-answer dialogue and closes with the verse-range numeral ॥ १-४ ॥ (scratchpad/p151-b27.png), read for corroborating context only, never transcribed as BPHS content. It is decisive for verse 3's two compound house-terms: band b22-b24 gloss verse 2 with bracketed house-pair numerals -- त्र्यंश (३।१०), त्रिकोण (९।५), चतुर[स्र] (४।८) -- i.e. the graded aspect scheme itself (quarter-strength to 3rd/10th, the trine to 5th/9th, three-quarter to 4th/8th, full to 7th for all planets); and band b24 names शनि, जीव (Jupiter), मंगल as the three planets carrying the SPECIAL full-strength aspects verse 3 assigns to त्रिदश (3rd-10th), त्रिकोण (5th-9th) and चतुरष्टम (4th-8th) respectively -- confirming त्रिदश and चतुरष्टम are elliptical dvandva house-number compounds (three-and-ten, four-and-eight), not the literal senses of the component words taken alone. This is a major structural page: Chapter 26 closes (verse 87 + colophon) and Chapter 27 opens (title, opening dialogue, verses 1-4) on the same leaf. A 0.40x overview (scratchpad/p151-overview.png) was cut for orientation only and NO reading was taken from it -- the overview has now been overturned on THREE consecutive prior pages (26.68/148, 26.79/149, 26.80/150), so every word below is confirmed on its own indexed strip. The edition's embedded page images are only 1335x1997 at 241 ppi, so every 600 dpi render is an upscale; readings were taken at 0.70-0.90 downscale strips scratchpad/p151-b00.png through p151-b28.png (29 bands), with high magnification reserved for single-glyph adjudication. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  3. 27.3 सत्यापित

    Verse 3 -- Saturn, Jupiter and Mars additionally cast full-strength special aspects on the 3rd/10th, the trine, and the 4th/8th respectively

    संस्कृत

    पश्यन्ति सप्तमं सर्वे शनि-जीव-कुजाः पुनः । विशेषतश्च त्रिदश-त्रिकोण-चतुरष्टमान् ॥ ३ ॥

    pashyanti saptamam sarve shani-jeeva-kujaah punah | visheshatashcha tridasha-trikona-chaturashtamaan || 3 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    All planets aspect the seventh; and Saturn, Jupiter and Mars again, specially, [aspect at full strength respectively] the 3rd-and-10th, the trine (5th-and-9th), and the 4th-and-8th.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    सभी ग्रह सप्तम भाव को देखते हैं; तथा शनि, गुरु और मंगल पुनः विशेष रूप से क्रमशः तृतीय-दशम, त्रिकोण (पंचम-नवम) और चतुर्थ-अष्टम भावों को भी (पूर्ण बल से) देखते हैं।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.27, verse 3. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.183, printed page १५१/151. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p151-183.png (600dpi, 3115x4947 -- the twenty-fifth different page width in twenty-five pages), rendered pdftoppm -f 183 -l 183 -r 600 -png bphs1.pdf ch26p151. Line 1 confirmed on strip scratchpad/p151-b16.png: पश्यन्ति सप्तमं सर्वे शनि-जीव-कुजाः पुनः । Line 2 confirmed on scratchpad/p151-b17.png, zoomed at scratchpad/q151-b17-z.png: विशेषतश्च त्रिदश-त्रिकोण-चतुरष्टमान् ॥ ३ ॥ -- the ष्ट conjunct of चतुरष्टमान् (not the metrically plausible चतुरस्त्र-) was confirmed at the zoom, ruling out a repeat of chaturasra from verse 2. त्रिदश and चतुरष्टमान् are read as elliptical dvandva compounds naming HOUSE NUMBERS, not their literal senses (त्रिदश ordinarily = "thirty" or "the gods"; चतुरष्टम taken alone would be unusual) -- त्रि+दश = "three-and-ten" (3rd and 10th houses) and चतुर्+अष्टम = "four-and-eight" (4th and 8th houses), running parallel to त्रिकोण = "trine" (5th and 9th) already established across this chapter's terminology. This resolution is not inferred from the fount alone: the editor's Hindi gloss on this page (bands b24-b25, read for corroboration only, never transcribed) spells it out by naming the three planets against the house numbers directly -- शनि, जीव तथा मंगल, क्रमशः तृतीय, दशम, नव[म], पञ्चम, चतुर्थाष्टम को विशेषतः पूर्णदृष्टि (चारो चरण) से देखते हैं, i.e. Saturn:3rd&10th, Jupiter:5th&9th, Mars:4th&8th, each at full (four-pada) strength -- matching the classical Parashari teaching that Saturn, Jupiter and Mars carry special full aspects beyond the universal 7th-house aspect every planet has (verse 2). See The editor's Hindi commentary (bands b20-b27, nine lines) paraphrases verses 1-4 as a Maitreya-question/Parashara-answer dialogue and closes with the verse-range numeral ॥ १-४ ॥ (scratchpad/p151-b27.png), read for corroborating context only, never transcribed as BPHS content. It is decisive for verse 3's two compound house-terms: band b22-b24 gloss verse 2 with bracketed house-pair numerals -- त्र्यंश (३।१०), त्रिकोण (९।५), चतुर[स्र] (४।८) -- i.e. the graded aspect scheme itself (quarter-strength to 3rd/10th, the trine to 5th/9th, three-quarter to 4th/8th, full to 7th for all planets); and band b24 names शनि, जीव (Jupiter), मंगल as the three planets carrying the SPECIAL full-strength aspects verse 3 assigns to त्रिदश (3rd-10th), त्रिकोण (5th-9th) and चतुरष्टम (4th-8th) respectively -- confirming त्रिदश and चतुरष्टम are elliptical dvandva house-number compounds (three-and-ten, four-and-eight), not the literal senses of the component words taken alone. This is a major structural page: Chapter 26 closes (verse 87 + colophon) and Chapter 27 opens (title, opening dialogue, verses 1-4) on the same leaf. A 0.40x overview (scratchpad/p151-overview.png) was cut for orientation only and NO reading was taken from it -- the overview has now been overturned on THREE consecutive prior pages (26.68/148, 26.79/149, 26.80/150), so every word below is confirmed on its own indexed strip. The edition's embedded page images are only 1335x1997 at 241 ppi, so every 600 dpi render is an upscale; readings were taken at 0.70-0.90 downscale strips scratchpad/p151-b00.png through p151-b28.png (29 bands), with high magnification reserved for single-glyph adjudication. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  4. 27.4 सत्यापित

    Verse 4 -- this aspect by house-difference is the general rule; the aspect computed from the exact longitudinal difference between two planets is the precise one

    संस्कृत

    एषा स्थानान्तरवशाद् दृष्टिः सामान्यतो बुधैः । उदिता, खगयोः स्पष्टान्तरात् सा तु स्फुटा मता ॥ ४ ॥

    eshaa sthaanaantaravashaad drishtih saamaanyato budhaih | uditaa, khagayoh spashtaantaraat saa tu sphutaa mataa || 4 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    This aspect, based on the difference of house-position, has been generally declared by the wise; but that [aspect] which follows from the exact [longitudinal] difference between the two planets is held to be the precise one.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    यह दृष्टि स्थानान्तर (भावों के अन्तर) के आधार पर विद्वानों द्वारा सामान्यतः कही गई है; परन्तु दोनों ग्रहों के स्पष्ट (वास्तविक) अन्तर से जो दृष्टि होती है, वही स्फुट (यथार्थ) मानी गई है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.27, verse 4, closing the page. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.183, printed page १५१/151. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p151-183.png (600dpi, 3115x4947 -- the twenty-fifth different page width in twenty-five pages), rendered pdftoppm -f 183 -l 183 -r 600 -png bphs1.pdf ch26p151. Line 1 confirmed on strip scratchpad/p151-b18.png: एषा स्थानान्तरवशाद् दृष्टिः सामान्यतो बुधैः । Line 2 confirmed on scratchpad/p151-b19.png: उदिता, खगयोः स्पष्टान्तरात् सा तु स्फुटा मता ॥ ४ ॥ -- both matching the prior overview reading exactly. This verse qualifies verses 1-3 as the SAAMAANYA (general/approximate) rule, computed from whole house-positions (sthaana-antara), and points to a further SPHUTA (exact) computation from the two planets' precise longitudinal difference (spashta-antara) -- which the editor's gloss (band b25-b26, read for corroboration only) says follows in a table keyed off this verse, but no such table is transcribed as BPHS content per this file's copyright rule; only the root verse is stored. The nine-line gloss for verses 1-4 (bands b20-b27) closes ॥ १-४ ॥ on strip scratchpad/p151-b27.png, discharging this page's own corroboration debt in full -- the first page since Chapter 26 opened (१४१) on which a page's own verses are glossed on the very page that prints them, with no debt carried forward. Band b28 is the eGangotri provenance stamp (scratchpad/p151-b28.png, "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"), crossing no text, and is the last content on the page: NO VERSE 5 APPEARS ON PRINTED PAGE १५१, so Chapter 27 continues from verse 5 onto printed page १५२. This is a major structural page: Chapter 26 closes (verse 87 + colophon) and Chapter 27 opens (title, opening dialogue, verses 1-4) on the same leaf. A 0.40x overview (scratchpad/p151-overview.png) was cut for orientation only and NO reading was taken from it -- the overview has now been overturned on THREE consecutive prior pages (26.68/148, 26.79/149, 26.80/150), so every word below is confirmed on its own indexed strip. The edition's embedded page images are only 1335x1997 at 241 ppi, so every 600 dpi render is an upscale; readings were taken at 0.70-0.90 downscale strips scratchpad/p151-b00.png through p151-b28.png (29 bands), with high magnification reserved for single-glyph adjudication. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review.

  5. 27.5 सत्यापित

    Verse 5 -- computing the exact (sphuta) aspect: subtract the aspecting planet from the aspected, and if the remainder exceeds six signs, subtract from ten and halve

    संस्कृत

    दृश्याद् विशोध्य द्रष्टारं शेषे षड्राशितोऽधिके । दिग्भ्यो विशोध्य तद्भागा द्विभक्ताः स्फुटदृष्टता ॥ ५ ॥

    drishyaad vishodhya drashtaaram sheshe shadraashito.adhike | digbhyo vishodhya tadbhaagaa dvibhaktaah sphutadrishtataa || 5 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Having subtracted the aspecting planet (drashta) from the aspected house or planet (drishya), if the remainder exceeds six signs, subtract it from ten [dik, the bhuta-sankhya numeral-word for ten]; those degrees, halved, [give] the exact aspect (sphuta-drishti).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    द्रष्टा (देखनेवाले ग्रह) को दृश्य (देखे जानेवाले भाव या ग्रह) में से घटाकर जो शेष बचे, यदि वह छः राशियों से अधिक हो तो उसे दस (दिक्-संख्या) में से घटा लें; उन अंशों को आधा करने से स्पष्ट दृष्टि प्राप्त होती है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.27, verse 5. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.184, printed page १५२/152. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p152-184.png (600dpi, 3757x4985 -- the twenty-sixth different page width in twenty-six pages), rendered pdftoppm -f 184 -l 184 -r 600 -png bphs1.pdf ch26p152. Verso page: folio १५२ at LEFT, generic book title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" at right -- the recto/verso folio alternation holds again (recto १५१ had folio right). 30 raw bands (dark-row-fraction detector, >0.9% of row width, min run >25px): running head; an editor's centred subheading "स्पष्ट-दृष्टिसाधन-प्रकार--" (spashta-drishti-sadhana-prakara, "the method of computing exact aspect") introducing this stretch of the chapter -- editorial, not root-text, so noted here rather than folded into any verse's stored sanskrit, matching the precedent set by page १४९'s प्राणपद-फल-- subheading; verses 5, 6, 7 (two lines each); a single unnumbered line that is only the FIRST HALF of verse 8; eleven lines of Hindi gloss; a ten-line worked numerical example (उदाहरण) -- editor's commentary with a computed chart, excluded from transcription per the standing copyright-safety rule (root verses only; the editor's prose, examples, and tables are read as corroborating context and cited by name, never transcribed as BPHS content); eGangotri stamp. No reading was taken from any full-page overview -- every word below was read from its own indexed band or a zoom derived from it. First line confirmed at scratchpad/p152-b02.png; second line at p152-b03.png, with the opening word zoomed at q152-b03-word1b.png ("दिग्भ्यो" -- short इ, confirmed, not द्विग्भ्यो). "दिग्भ्यो विशोध्य" = "subtract from the [ten] directions" reads oddly at first (a 12-sign zodiac), but the numeral is bhuta-sankhya दिक् = ten (dasha-dik, the ten directions: 4 cardinal + 4 intercardinal + up + down) -- confirmed by the editor's own gloss printing the plain digits "१०" twice on this same page (q152-b11-digit.png, and again inside the worked example). English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review; several of these verses turn on the classical bhuta-sankhya (word-numeral) convention and are translated with that resolved meaning only where the editor's own same-page gloss confirms the number, per GLOSS_NOTE above -- never asserted from outside recollection of the standard BPHS computation.

  6. 27.6 सत्यापित

    Verse 6 -- two more graded cases for the exact aspect, keyed to the remainder exceeding five signs, then four

    संस्कृत

    शराधिके विना राशि भागा द्विघ्नाः स्फुटा हि सा । वेदाधिके त्यजेद् भूताद् भागा दृष्टिः, त्रिभाधिके ॥ ६ ॥

    sharaadhike vinaa raashi bhaagaa dvighnaah sphutaa hi saa | vedaadhike tyajed bhootaad bhaagaa drishtih, tribhaadhike || 6 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If [the remainder] exceeds five (shara, the bhuta-sankhya word for five) [signs], the degrees beyond the whole sign, doubled, are indeed the exact [aspect]. If it exceeds four (veda, the word for four) [signs], subtract from five (bhuta, the word for five); the [resulting] degrees are the aspect -- [continuing where it] exceeds three (tribha, the word for three) --

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    यदि शेष पाँच (शर) राशियों से अधिक हो तो राशि के अतिरिक्त अंश दुगुने करने से ही स्पष्ट दृष्टि होती है। यदि चार (वेद) राशियों से अधिक हो तो पाँच (भूत) में से घटावें; शेष अंश ही दृष्टि है -- [आगे] तीन (त्रिभ) राशियों से अधिक हो तो --

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.27, verse 6. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.184, printed page १५२/152. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p152-184.png (600dpi, 3757x4985 -- the twenty-sixth different page width in twenty-six pages), rendered pdftoppm -f 184 -l 184 -r 600 -png bphs1.pdf ch26p152. Verso page: folio १५२ at LEFT, generic book title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" at right -- the recto/verso folio alternation holds again (recto १५१ had folio right). 30 raw bands (dark-row-fraction detector, >0.9% of row width, min run >25px): running head; an editor's centred subheading "स्पष्ट-दृष्टिसाधन-प्रकार--" (spashta-drishti-sadhana-prakara, "the method of computing exact aspect") introducing this stretch of the chapter -- editorial, not root-text, so noted here rather than folded into any verse's stored sanskrit, matching the precedent set by page १४९'s प्राणपद-फल-- subheading; verses 5, 6, 7 (two lines each); a single unnumbered line that is only the FIRST HALF of verse 8; eleven lines of Hindi gloss; a ten-line worked numerical example (उदाहरण) -- editor's commentary with a computed chart, excluded from transcription per the standing copyright-safety rule (root verses only; the editor's prose, examples, and tables are read as corroborating context and cited by name, never transcribed as BPHS content); eGangotri stamp. No reading was taken from any full-page overview -- every word below was read from its own indexed band or a zoom derived from it. First line confirmed at scratchpad/p152-b04.png, opening word zoomed at q152-b04-word1c.png ("शराधिके" -- श-र-आ-धि-के, letter by letter, confirming शर not a look-alike). Second line at p152-b05.png. A wider-than-normal gap between "भूताद्" and "भागा" was checked under 1.5x zoom (q152-b05-gap.png) and shows only clean paper with no ink -- retained as printed, disclosed as unusually wide spacing rather than read as a dropped word (a per-pixel darkness check in that gap returned only glyph-edge and paper-texture noise, no coherent glyph shape). The eleven-line Hindi gloss (bands b09-b19 of scratchpad/p152-b*.png) walks the SAME case list the verses give, in the SAME order, and closes with the verse-range numeral **`॥ ५-७१/२ ॥`** (confirmed digit-and-fraction at scratchpad/q152-b19-num.png) -- decisive proof, in the editor's own closing numeral, that verse 8 is only HALF present on this page. Case by case: remainder >6 signs -> subtract from **दस/१०** (ten; bhuta-sankhya दिक्, confirmed twice, both at scratchpad/q152-b11-digit.png and again inside the worked example at p152-b27, "चूँकि यह अन्तर षड्भाधिक है अतः १० में घटाने से") -> halve; >5 (शर) -> degrees beyond the whole sign, DOUBLED; >4 (वेद) -> subtract from **पाँच/५** (five; bhuta-sankhya भूत), remainder itself is the drishti; >3 (त्रिभ) -> subtract from **चार/४** (four; bhuta-sankhya अर्णव, the four oceans), add 30 to half the remainder; >2 (कर) -> add the degrees to **पन्द्रह/१५** (fifteen; bhuta-sankhya तिथि, the fifteen lunar tithis of a paksha); >1 (रूप) -> half the degrees is the drishti. Every bhuta-sankhya numeral-word the verses use (दिक्, शर, वेद, भूत, अर्णव, कर, तिथि, रूप) is corroborated this way against the editor's own plain numerals on the same page -- the same same-page-control discipline used throughout this file for ambiguous words, applied here to ambiguous NUMBERS instead. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review; several of these verses turn on the classical bhuta-sankhya (word-numeral) convention and are translated with that resolved meaning only where the editor's own same-page gloss confirms the number, per GLOSS_NOTE above -- never asserted from outside recollection of the standard BPHS computation.

  7. 27.7 सत्यापित

    Verse 7 -- the remaining two graded cases, for the remainder exceeding three signs, then two

    संस्कृत

    विशोध्यार्णवतो द्वाभ्यां लब्धं त्रिंशद्युतं च सा । कराधिके विना राशि भागास्तिथियुतास्तथा ॥ ७ ॥

    vishodhyaarnavato dvaabhyaam labdham trimshadyutam cha saa | karaadhike vinaa raashi bhaagaastithiyutaastathaa || 7 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Having subtracted from arnava (the bhuta-sankhya word for four, the four oceans), that obtained by [dividing by] two, added with thirty, is it [the aspect]. If [the remainder] exceeds two (kara, the word for two, the two hands) [signs], the degrees, without [counting] the sign, added with tithi (the word for fifteen, the fifteen lunar days of a paksha), likewise [give the aspect].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    अर्णव (चार, चार समुद्रों की संख्या) में से घटाकर जो दो से भाग देने पर प्राप्त हो, उसमें तीस जोड़ने से वह [दृष्टि] होती है। यदि शेष दो (कर) राशियों से अधिक हो तो राशि रहित अंशों में तिथि (पन्द्रह) जोड़ने से भी वैसे ही [दृष्टि होती है]।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.27, verse 7. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.184, printed page १५२/152. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p152-184.png (600dpi, 3757x4985 -- the twenty-sixth different page width in twenty-six pages), rendered pdftoppm -f 184 -l 184 -r 600 -png bphs1.pdf ch26p152. Verso page: folio १५२ at LEFT, generic book title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" at right -- the recto/verso folio alternation holds again (recto १५१ had folio right). 30 raw bands (dark-row-fraction detector, >0.9% of row width, min run >25px): running head; an editor's centred subheading "स्पष्ट-दृष्टिसाधन-प्रकार--" (spashta-drishti-sadhana-prakara, "the method of computing exact aspect") introducing this stretch of the chapter -- editorial, not root-text, so noted here rather than folded into any verse's stored sanskrit, matching the precedent set by page १४९'s प्राणपद-फल-- subheading; verses 5, 6, 7 (two lines each); a single unnumbered line that is only the FIRST HALF of verse 8; eleven lines of Hindi gloss; a ten-line worked numerical example (उदाहरण) -- editor's commentary with a computed chart, excluded from transcription per the standing copyright-safety rule (root verses only; the editor's prose, examples, and tables are read as corroborating context and cited by name, never transcribed as BPHS content); eGangotri stamp. No reading was taken from any full-page overview -- every word below was read from its own indexed band or a zoom derived from it. First line confirmed at scratchpad/p152-b06.png, opening compound zoomed at q152-b06-word1c.png -- वि-शो-ध्या-र्ण-व syllable by syllable; अर्णव as a bhuta-sankhya word for four (catuh-samudra, the four oceans) is confirmed by the editor's own gloss naming "चार राशि" for this exact case (see GLOSS_NOTE). Second line at p152-b07.png, closing with the plain verse-number ॥ ७ ॥. The eleven-line Hindi gloss (bands b09-b19 of scratchpad/p152-b*.png) walks the SAME case list the verses give, in the SAME order, and closes with the verse-range numeral **`॥ ५-७१/२ ॥`** (confirmed digit-and-fraction at scratchpad/q152-b19-num.png) -- decisive proof, in the editor's own closing numeral, that verse 8 is only HALF present on this page. Case by case: remainder >6 signs -> subtract from **दस/१०** (ten; bhuta-sankhya दिक्, confirmed twice, both at scratchpad/q152-b11-digit.png and again inside the worked example at p152-b27, "चूँकि यह अन्तर षड्भाधिक है अतः १० में घटाने से") -> halve; >5 (शर) -> degrees beyond the whole sign, DOUBLED; >4 (वेद) -> subtract from **पाँच/५** (five; bhuta-sankhya भूत), remainder itself is the drishti; >3 (त्रिभ) -> subtract from **चार/४** (four; bhuta-sankhya अर्णव, the four oceans), add 30 to half the remainder; >2 (कर) -> add the degrees to **पन्द्रह/१५** (fifteen; bhuta-sankhya तिथि, the fifteen lunar tithis of a paksha); >1 (रूप) -> half the degrees is the drishti. Every bhuta-sankhya numeral-word the verses use (दिक्, शर, वेद, भूत, अर्णव, कर, तिथि, रूप) is corroborated this way against the editor's own plain numerals on the same page -- the same same-page-control discipline used throughout this file for ambiguous words, applied here to ambiguous NUMBERS instead. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review; several of these verses turn on the classical bhuta-sankhya (word-numeral) convention and are translated with that resolved meaning only where the editor's own same-page gloss confirms the number, per GLOSS_NOTE above -- never asserted from outside recollection of the standard BPHS computation.

  8. 27.8 सत्यापित

    Verse 8 (now complete, both lines) -- the final graded case, for the remainder exceeding one sign, and the verse closing the graded case-ladder begun at verse 5

    संस्कृत

    रूपाधिके विना राशि भागा भक्ता दशाऽपि सा ॥ एवं सामान्यतो दृष्टिसाधनाय विधिः स्मृतः ॥ ८ ॥

    roopaadhike vinaa raashi bhaagaa bhaktaa dashaa.api saa || evam saamaanyato drishtisaadhanaaya vidhih smritah || 8 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If [the remainder] exceeds one (rupa, the bhuta-sankhya word for one) [sign], the degrees, without [counting] the sign, divided [by two] -- that too is the [resulting] state/aspect. Thus, in general, the method for computing the exact (sphuta) aspect has been stated.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    यदि शेष एक (रूप) राशि से अधिक हो तो राशि रहित अंशों को आधा करने पर -- वह भी वही [दृष्टि] है। इस प्रकार सामान्यतः दृष्टि-साधन की विधि कही गई।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.27, verse 8 -- NOW COMPLETE. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.184 (printed page १५२/152) for the first line, PDF p.185 (printed page १५३/153) for the second line and closing number. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p152-184.png and scratchpad/ch26p153-185.png. First line confirmed at scratchpad/p152-b08.png (see the page १५२ checkpoint for its own disclosure: it prints with a double-danda "॥" but no verse number, proven by the editor's own closing gloss numeral "५-७१/२" to be incomplete on that page). Second line and the closing number ८ now confirmed at scratchpad/p153-b04.png: "एवं सामान्यतो दृष्टिसाधनाय विधिः स्मृतः ॥ ८ ॥" -- exactly the second half the page १५२ gloss numeral predicted, closing the verse and the graded (pada-vriddhi) case-ladder that ran from verse 5 through verse 8. "भक्ता" (divided) was already confirmed against the gloss's "आधा" (half); "दशाऽपि सा" remains disclosed as a genuine, unresolved ambiguity in the printed compound (दशा = "state/result", not the numeral दश = "ten", which is a different word from दिक् already used in verse 5) -- retained as printed, not silently resolved. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review; several of these verses turn on the classical bhuta-sankhya (word-numeral) convention and are translated with that resolved meaning only where the editor's own same-page gloss confirms the number, per GLOSS_NOTE above -- never asserted from outside recollection of the standard BPHS computation.

  9. 27.9 सत्यापित

    Verse 9 -- a new case-ladder for the exact aspect of Saturn, Mars, and Jupiter specifically, opening with Saturn's two special cases

    संस्कृत

    मन्दक्षितिज-जीवानां दृष्टौ बोध्या विशेषता । शनेः शेषेऽङ्कभमिते भोग्यांशा, एकभे पुनः ॥ ९ ॥

    mandakshitija-jeevaanaam drishtau bodhyaa visheshataa | shaneh sheshe.angkabhamite bhogyaamshaa, ekabhe punah || 9 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    For Saturn (manda), Mars (kshitija, "earth-born"), and Jupiter (jeeva), a special [method for] the aspect should be understood. For Saturn: when the remainder falls in the sign [named by the word] anka [nine, per the editor's own same-page gloss], the bhogyamsha [the degrees yet to be traversed in the current sign] is the result; and again, when the remainder is one sign (ekabhe) --

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    शनि, मंगल (क्षितिज) और गुरु (जीव) की दृष्टि में विशेष विधि समझनी चाहिए। शनि के लिए: जब शेष अङ्क (सम्पादक की टिप्पणी अनुसार नौ) राशि में हो, तब भोग्यांश ही परिणाम है; और पुनः जब शेष एक राशि हो --

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.27, verse 9, opening a new subsection (marked by the editor's own subheading "कुज, गुरु, शनि की दृष्टि-साधन में विशेषता") on planet-specific exceptions to the general rule just closed at verse 8. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.185, printed page १५३/153. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p153-185.png (600dpi, 3115x4985), rendered pdftoppm -f 185 -l 185 -r 600 -png bphs1.pdf ch26p153. Recto page: chapter title "गुरु-स्पष्टदृष्टिविवेचनाध्यायः" at LEFT, folio १५३ at right -- the recto/verso folio alternation holds again (verso १५२ had folio left). 33 raw bands (dark-row-fraction detector, >0.9% of row width, min run >25px): two lines closing the Hindi gloss carried over from page १५२ (itself closing with the same range numeral the prior page's gloss-numeral already disclosed, "॥ ५--७१/२ ॥", here reading as a general boundary rule -- if the drishya-drashta difference exceeds 10 signs or is less than 1, the aspect is zero -- editorial, not root text); the editor's centred subheading "कुज, गुरु, शनि की दृष्टि-साधन में विशेषता" ("the specialty in computing the aspect for Mars, Jupiter, Saturn") -- editorial, matching the precedent of page १५२'s स्पष्ट-दृष्टिसाधन-प्रकार; the SECOND line and closing number of verse 8 (see below); verses 9, 10, 11, 12 (two lines each); a Hindi gloss (bands closing "॥ ८--१२ ॥") walking the same case list; a worked numerical example (उदाहरण) -- excluded from transcription per the standing copyright-safety rule; eGangotri stamp. Two of the 33 raw bands (indices 6 and 10, both height ~264px vs the ~90-140px norm for the rest) are the detector MERGING two adjacent, closely-spaced printed lines into one band -- verified by reading each band's own strip image in full: band 6 holds the close of verse 9's second line plus the opening of verse 10's first line; band 10 holds verse 12's own two lines (normal single-verse content, merged only because this page's line-spacing runs tighter than page १५२'s). No content is missing or was assumed blank -- every line inside both merged bands was read directly off the strip image. No reading was taken from any full-page overview; every word below was read from its own indexed band or a zoom derived from it. First line confirmed at scratchpad/p153-b05.png. Second line confirmed at scratchpad/p153-b06.png (upper half of the merged band 6), with the compound "शेषेऽङ्कभमिते" zoomed to the syllable level at scratchpad/zoom_word9_superclose.png -- the second glyph carries the diagnostic bindu/dot of ङ् (velar nasal), not न्, settling ऽङ्कभमिते over any न्व-based reading. Read at face value "अङ्क" simply means "digit/number", not a standard bhuta-sankhya word for nine -- but the editor's OWN Hindi gloss for this exact case (scratchpad/p153-b13.png: "राशिस्थान में नौ हो तो भोग्यांश") states the case as "नौ" (nine) in plain Hindi, confirming by same-page control that अङ्क denotes nine on this page specifically, per the same discipline established on page १५२ for दिक्/शर/वेद/भूत/अर्णव/कर/तिथि/रूप. Retained as printed and disclosed rather than silently substituted with a more familiar numeral-word. The Hindi gloss on this page (closing numeral ॥ ८-१२ ॥) walks the SAME case list verses 9-12 give, in the SAME order, confirming the numeral-word resolutions used below: राशिस्थान (remainder-sign-count) = ९ (नौ) -> भोग्यांश is the result; = १ (एक) -> bhuktamsha doubled; = २ (दो) -> half-bhuktamsha subtracted from ६० (sixty); = ८ (आठ) -> bhuktamsha + ३० (thirty) [all for Saturn, verses 9-10]; = ३ या ७ (Mars) -> ६० minus bhuktamsha; = २ (Mars) -> half-bhuktamsha + १५ (fifteen); = ६ अङ्क (Mars) -> full aspect, 1 sign or 60' [verse 11]; = ३ या ७ (Jupiter) -> half-bhuktamsha + ४५ (forty-five); = ४ या ८ (Jupiter) -> ६० minus twice the bhuktamsha [verse 12]. This is the same same-page-control discipline used throughout this file for ambiguous bhuta-sankhya numeral-words, extended here to TWO-DIGIT compounds read units-digit-first per classical convention: पञ्चाब्धि = पञ्च(5, units) + अब्धि(4, tens) = 45, confirmed letter-for-letter against the gloss's plain "४५"; गजाब्धि read instead as the pair of remainder-values गज(8) and अब्धि(4) named together, confirmed against the gloss's "४ या ८" (4 or 8) rather than as a single two-digit number, since राशि (sign) cannot exceed 12 and the gloss itself lists these as two alternatives, not one compound value. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review; several of these verses turn on the classical bhuta-sankhya (word-numeral) convention and are translated with that resolved meaning only where the editor's own same-page gloss confirms the number, per GLOSS_NOTE above -- never asserted from outside recollection of the standard BPHS computation.

  10. 27.10 सत्यापित

    Verse 10 -- Saturn's remaining two special cases, continuing directly from verse 9

    संस्कृत

    भुक्तांशा युग्मगुणिता द्विभेंऽशार्धोनिताः खषट् । अष्टभे त्रिंशता युक्ता भुक्तांशाः स्फुटदृग् भवेत् ॥ १० ॥

    bhuktaamshaa yugmagunitaa dvibhem.ashaardhonitaah khashat | ashtabhe trimshataa yuktaa bhuktaamshaah sphutadrig bhavet || 10 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    -- [for the one-sign remainder,] the bhuktamsha [degrees already traversed], multiplied by two, [is the result]. When the remainder is two signs (dvibhe), sixty (khashat, the bhuta-sankhya word for sixty: kha=zero, shat=six, read tens-then-units), diminished by half the amsha, [is the result]. When the remainder is the eighth sign (ashtabhe), the bhuktamsha, increased by thirty, becomes the exact (sphuta) aspect.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    -- भुक्तांश को दो से गुणा करने पर [परिणाम मिलता है]। जब शेष दो राशि हो, तब साठ (खषट्) में से भुक्तांश के आधे को घटाने पर [परिणाम मिलता है]। जब शेष आठवीं राशि हो, तब भुक्तांश में तीस जोड़ने से स्पष्ट दृष्टि होती है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.27, verse 10, continuing verse 9's Saturn case-ladder without repeating the planet's name. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.185, printed page १५३/153. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p153-185.png (600dpi, 3115x4985), rendered pdftoppm -f 185 -l 185 -r 600 -png bphs1.pdf ch26p153. Recto page: chapter title "गुरु-स्पष्टदृष्टिविवेचनाध्यायः" at LEFT, folio १५३ at right -- the recto/verso folio alternation holds again (verso १५२ had folio left). 33 raw bands (dark-row-fraction detector, >0.9% of row width, min run >25px): two lines closing the Hindi gloss carried over from page १५२ (itself closing with the same range numeral the prior page's gloss-numeral already disclosed, "॥ ५--७१/२ ॥", here reading as a general boundary rule -- if the drishya-drashta difference exceeds 10 signs or is less than 1, the aspect is zero -- editorial, not root text); the editor's centred subheading "कुज, गुरु, शनि की दृष्टि-साधन में विशेषता" ("the specialty in computing the aspect for Mars, Jupiter, Saturn") -- editorial, matching the precedent of page १५२'s स्पष्ट-दृष्टिसाधन-प्रकार; the SECOND line and closing number of verse 8 (see below); verses 9, 10, 11, 12 (two lines each); a Hindi gloss (bands closing "॥ ८--१२ ॥") walking the same case list; a worked numerical example (उदाहरण) -- excluded from transcription per the standing copyright-safety rule; eGangotri stamp. Two of the 33 raw bands (indices 6 and 10, both height ~264px vs the ~90-140px norm for the rest) are the detector MERGING two adjacent, closely-spaced printed lines into one band -- verified by reading each band's own strip image in full: band 6 holds the close of verse 9's second line plus the opening of verse 10's first line; band 10 holds verse 12's own two lines (normal single-verse content, merged only because this page's line-spacing runs tighter than page १५२'s). No content is missing or was assumed blank -- every line inside both merged bands was read directly off the strip image. No reading was taken from any full-page overview; every word below was read from its own indexed band or a zoom derived from it. First line confirmed at scratchpad/p153-b06.png (lower half of the merged band 6) and re-zoomed in full at scratchpad/zoom_v10l1.png + zoom_v10l1b.png. "खषट्" read as bhuta-sankhya ख(0)+षट्(6)=60, matching the editor's own gloss printing plain "६०" for this exact case (scratchpad/p153-b14.png: "भुक्तांश के आधे को ६० में घटावें"). Second line confirmed at scratchpad/p153-b07.png, closing with the plain numeral ॥१०॥. All four of this pair's cases (९, १, २, ८) are corroborated one-for-one against the editor's own gloss digits, per GLOSS_NOTE. The Hindi gloss on this page (closing numeral ॥ ८-१२ ॥) walks the SAME case list verses 9-12 give, in the SAME order, confirming the numeral-word resolutions used below: राशिस्थान (remainder-sign-count) = ९ (नौ) -> भोग्यांश is the result; = १ (एक) -> bhuktamsha doubled; = २ (दो) -> half-bhuktamsha subtracted from ६० (sixty); = ८ (आठ) -> bhuktamsha + ३० (thirty) [all for Saturn, verses 9-10]; = ३ या ७ (Mars) -> ६० minus bhuktamsha; = २ (Mars) -> half-bhuktamsha + १५ (fifteen); = ६ अङ्क (Mars) -> full aspect, 1 sign or 60' [verse 11]; = ३ या ७ (Jupiter) -> half-bhuktamsha + ४५ (forty-five); = ४ या ८ (Jupiter) -> ६० minus twice the bhuktamsha [verse 12]. This is the same same-page-control discipline used throughout this file for ambiguous bhuta-sankhya numeral-words, extended here to TWO-DIGIT compounds read units-digit-first per classical convention: पञ्चाब्धि = पञ्च(5, units) + अब्धि(4, tens) = 45, confirmed letter-for-letter against the gloss's plain "४५"; गजाब्धि read instead as the pair of remainder-values गज(8) and अब्धि(4) named together, confirmed against the gloss's "४ या ८" (4 or 8) rather than as a single two-digit number, since राशि (sign) cannot exceed 12 and the gloss itself lists these as two alternatives, not one compound value. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review; several of these verses turn on the classical bhuta-sankhya (word-numeral) convention and are translated with that resolved meaning only where the editor's own same-page gloss confirms the number, per GLOSS_NOTE above -- never asserted from outside recollection of the standard BPHS computation.

  11. 27.11 सत्यापित

    Verse 11 -- Mars's special cases for the exact aspect

    संस्कृत

    भौमे त्रिसप्तभे शेषे षष्टिर्युक्तलत्रोनिताः । सार्धांशकास्तिथियुता द्विभे पूर्णाऽङ्कभे मता ॥ ११ ॥

    bhaume trisaptabhe sheshe shashtiryuktalatronitaah | saardhaamshakaastithiyutaa dvibhe poornaa.angkabhe mataa || 11 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    For Mars: when the remainder is the third or seventh sign, sixty, [a printed compound reading "yuktalatronitaah" -- see note], is the result [the editor's gloss states this case simply as sixty minus the bhuktamsha]. The half-portions (sardhamshakah), joined with tithi (fifteen), [apply] when the remainder is the second sign (dvibhe); and it is held [to be] a full/whole (purna) [aspect, one sign or 60'] in the [remainder-]sign called anka [six, per the editor's gloss -- see note].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    मंगल के लिए: जब शेष तीसरी या सातवीं राशि हो, तब साठ, [मुद्रित पाठ में "युक्तलत्रोनिताः" -- टिप्पणी देखें], परिणाम है [सम्पादक की टिप्पणी के अनुसार इस स्थिति में केवल साठ में से भुक्तांश घटाना है]। साधे अंशक, तिथि (पन्द्रह) सहित, तब लागू होते हैं जब शेष दूसरी राशि (द्विभे) हो; और अङ्क [टिप्पणी अनुसार छः] राशि में इसे पूर्ण [दृष्टि] माना गया है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.27, verse 11, Mars's case-ladder. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.185, printed page १५३/153. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p153-185.png (600dpi, 3115x4985), rendered pdftoppm -f 185 -l 185 -r 600 -png bphs1.pdf ch26p153. Recto page: chapter title "गुरु-स्पष्टदृष्टिविवेचनाध्यायः" at LEFT, folio १५३ at right -- the recto/verso folio alternation holds again (verso १५२ had folio left). 33 raw bands (dark-row-fraction detector, >0.9% of row width, min run >25px): two lines closing the Hindi gloss carried over from page १५२ (itself closing with the same range numeral the prior page's gloss-numeral already disclosed, "॥ ५--७१/२ ॥", here reading as a general boundary rule -- if the drishya-drashta difference exceeds 10 signs or is less than 1, the aspect is zero -- editorial, not root text); the editor's centred subheading "कुज, गुरु, शनि की दृष्टि-साधन में विशेषता" ("the specialty in computing the aspect for Mars, Jupiter, Saturn") -- editorial, matching the precedent of page १५२'s स्पष्ट-दृष्टिसाधन-प्रकार; the SECOND line and closing number of verse 8 (see below); verses 9, 10, 11, 12 (two lines each); a Hindi gloss (bands closing "॥ ८--१२ ॥") walking the same case list; a worked numerical example (उदाहरण) -- excluded from transcription per the standing copyright-safety rule; eGangotri stamp. Two of the 33 raw bands (indices 6 and 10, both height ~264px vs the ~90-140px norm for the rest) are the detector MERGING two adjacent, closely-spaced printed lines into one band -- verified by reading each band's own strip image in full: band 6 holds the close of verse 9's second line plus the opening of verse 10's first line; band 10 holds verse 12's own two lines (normal single-verse content, merged only because this page's line-spacing runs tighter than page १५२'s). No content is missing or was assumed blank -- every line inside both merged bands was read directly off the strip image. No reading was taken from any full-page overview; every word below was read from its own indexed band or a zoom derived from it. First line confirmed at scratchpad/p153-b08.png, re-zoomed at scratchpad/zoom_word11_wide.png and zoom_word11_first2syl.png. "षष्टिर्" (sixty) and the closing "ऊनिताः" (diminished) are clear and read cleanly, and match the editor's own gloss for this exact case (scratchpad/p153-b17.png: "राशिस्थान में ३, ७, हो तो भुक्तांश को ६० में घटा दें" -- if remainder is 3 or 7, subtract bhuktamsha from 60). The MIDDLE of the compound -- confirmed letter-by-letter at 4x-5x zoom as यु-क्त-ल-त्रो, not भुक्तांशकैः as the gloss's paraphrase would suggest -- does not cleanly parse against that paraphrase. This is disclosed as a genuine, unresolved discrepancy between the confirmed printed glyphs and the semantically-expected content, per the file's hard constraint against fabrication: the glyphs are retained exactly as printed rather than silently emended to fit the gloss's simplified restatement (glosses elsewhere on this page are themselves paraphrases, not verbatim quotations, so some looseness between verse and gloss wording is expected; this instance is flagged because the looseness is unusually large). Second line confirmed at scratchpad/zoom_b09_part1.png + zoom_v11l2_start.png: "सार्धांशकास्तिथियुता द्विभे पूर्णाऽङ्कभे मता ॥११॥" -- "सार्धांशकास्तिथियुता" parses cleanly via visarga sandhi (सार्धांशकाः + तिथियुता -> सार्धांशकास्तिथियुता) and matches the gloss's "राशिस्थान में २ हो तो साधे भुक्तांश ... १५ जोड़ दें" exactly. "पूर्णाऽङ्कभे" (avagraha confirmed) is disclosed similarly to verse 9's अङ्क: taken at face value it reads "in the anka [numeral-word] sign", but the editor's own gloss for this final case (scratchpad/p153-b18.png: "यदि राशिस्थान ६ अङ्क हो तो पूर्ण दृष्टि") uses अङ्क generically ("the digit six") rather than as the SAME bhuta-sankhya code for nine established in verse 9 on this same page -- i.e. अङ्क is NOT used consistently as one fixed numeral-word across this page, and each occurrence is resolved independently against its own local gloss context rather than assumed consistent. The Hindi gloss on this page (closing numeral ॥ ८-१२ ॥) walks the SAME case list verses 9-12 give, in the SAME order, confirming the numeral-word resolutions used below: राशिस्थान (remainder-sign-count) = ९ (नौ) -> भोग्यांश is the result; = १ (एक) -> bhuktamsha doubled; = २ (दो) -> half-bhuktamsha subtracted from ६० (sixty); = ८ (आठ) -> bhuktamsha + ३० (thirty) [all for Saturn, verses 9-10]; = ३ या ७ (Mars) -> ६० minus bhuktamsha; = २ (Mars) -> half-bhuktamsha + १५ (fifteen); = ६ अङ्क (Mars) -> full aspect, 1 sign or 60' [verse 11]; = ३ या ७ (Jupiter) -> half-bhuktamsha + ४५ (forty-five); = ४ या ८ (Jupiter) -> ६० minus twice the bhuktamsha [verse 12]. This is the same same-page-control discipline used throughout this file for ambiguous bhuta-sankhya numeral-words, extended here to TWO-DIGIT compounds read units-digit-first per classical convention: पञ्चाब्धि = पञ्च(5, units) + अब्धि(4, tens) = 45, confirmed letter-for-letter against the gloss's plain "४५"; गजाब्धि read instead as the pair of remainder-values गज(8) and अब्धि(4) named together, confirmed against the gloss's "४ या ८" (4 or 8) rather than as a single two-digit number, since राशि (sign) cannot exceed 12 and the gloss itself lists these as two alternatives, not one compound value. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review; several of these verses turn on the classical bhuta-sankhya (word-numeral) convention and are translated with that resolved meaning only where the editor's own same-page gloss confirms the number, per GLOSS_NOTE above -- never asserted from outside recollection of the standard BPHS computation.

  12. 27.12 सत्यापित

    Verse 12 -- Jupiter's special cases for the exact aspect, closing this case-ladder

    संस्कृत

    गुरोस्त्रिसप्तभे भुक्तांशार्धं पञ्चाब्धिसंयुतम् । द्विघ्नभुक्तांशकैरूना षष्टिर्दृष्टिर्गजाब्धिभे ॥ १२ ॥

    guros-trisaptabhe bhuktaamshaardham panchaabdhisamyutam | dvighnabhuktaamshakairoonaa shashtirdrishtirgajaabdhibhe || 12 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    For Jupiter: when the remainder is the third or seventh sign, half the bhuktamsha, joined with forty-five (panchaabdhi -- pancha=5 and abdhi=4, the bhuta-sankhya digits read units-then-tens, giving 45), [is the result]. Sixty, diminished by twice the bhuktamsha, is the aspect when the remainder is the fourth or eighth sign (gajaabdhi -- gaja=8 and abdhi=4, the two alternative remainder-values named together).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    गुरु के लिए: जब शेष तीसरी या सातवीं राशि हो, तब आधे भुक्तांश में पैंतालीस (पञ्चाब्धि = पञ्च ५ + अब्धि ४, इकाई-दहाई क्रम में) जोड़ने से [परिणाम मिलता है]। साठ में से दुगुने भुक्तांश को घटाने पर, जब शेष चौथी या आठवीं राशि (गजाब्धि = गज ८, अब्धि ४, दोनों संभावनाएँ) हो, तब वह दृष्टि होती है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.27, verse 12, Jupiter's case-ladder, closing the planet-specific exceptions opened at verse 9. Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.185, printed page १५३/153. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p153-185.png (600dpi, 3115x4985), rendered pdftoppm -f 185 -l 185 -r 600 -png bphs1.pdf ch26p153. Recto page: chapter title "गुरु-स्पष्टदृष्टिविवेचनाध्यायः" at LEFT, folio १५३ at right -- the recto/verso folio alternation holds again (verso १५२ had folio left). 33 raw bands (dark-row-fraction detector, >0.9% of row width, min run >25px): two lines closing the Hindi gloss carried over from page १५२ (itself closing with the same range numeral the prior page's gloss-numeral already disclosed, "॥ ५--७१/२ ॥", here reading as a general boundary rule -- if the drishya-drashta difference exceeds 10 signs or is less than 1, the aspect is zero -- editorial, not root text); the editor's centred subheading "कुज, गुरु, शनि की दृष्टि-साधन में विशेषता" ("the specialty in computing the aspect for Mars, Jupiter, Saturn") -- editorial, matching the precedent of page १५२'s स्पष्ट-दृष्टिसाधन-प्रकार; the SECOND line and closing number of verse 8 (see below); verses 9, 10, 11, 12 (two lines each); a Hindi gloss (bands closing "॥ ८--१२ ॥") walking the same case list; a worked numerical example (उदाहरण) -- excluded from transcription per the standing copyright-safety rule; eGangotri stamp. Two of the 33 raw bands (indices 6 and 10, both height ~264px vs the ~90-140px norm for the rest) are the detector MERGING two adjacent, closely-spaced printed lines into one band -- verified by reading each band's own strip image in full: band 6 holds the close of verse 9's second line plus the opening of verse 10's first line; band 10 holds verse 12's own two lines (normal single-verse content, merged only because this page's line-spacing runs tighter than page १५२'s). No content is missing or was assumed blank -- every line inside both merged bands was read directly off the strip image. No reading was taken from any full-page overview; every word below was read from its own indexed band or a zoom derived from it. First line confirmed at scratchpad/zoom_b10_line1_L.png + zoom_b10_line1_R.png (from the merged band 10) -- "पञ्चाब्धिसंयुतम्" read letter by letter (the ञ् conjunct's bindu clearly distinguishes पञ्च from पश्च), and its value 45 confirmed against the editor's own gloss printing plain "४५" for this exact case (scratchpad/p153-b20.png: "भुक्तांशार्ध को ४५ में जोड़ दें"). Second line confirmed at scratchpad/zoom_b10_line2_L.png + zoom_b10_line2_R.png, closing with the plain numeral ॥१२॥. "गजाब्धिभे" is read as naming TWO alternative remainder-signs (गज=8, अब्धि=4) rather than as one two-digit number, since राशि (zodiacal sign) cannot exceed 12 and the editor's own gloss lists this case as "४ या ८ राशि" (4 OR 8 signs) -- a plural alternative, not a compound value -- confirmed by same-page control exactly as GLOSS_NOTE describes. This closes the gloss's own case list at ॥ ८-१२ ॥, matching verses 8 (second half) through 12 transcribed on this page. The Hindi gloss on this page (closing numeral ॥ ८-१२ ॥) walks the SAME case list verses 9-12 give, in the SAME order, confirming the numeral-word resolutions used below: राशिस्थान (remainder-sign-count) = ९ (नौ) -> भोग्यांश is the result; = १ (एक) -> bhuktamsha doubled; = २ (दो) -> half-bhuktamsha subtracted from ६० (sixty); = ८ (आठ) -> bhuktamsha + ३० (thirty) [all for Saturn, verses 9-10]; = ३ या ७ (Mars) -> ६० minus bhuktamsha; = २ (Mars) -> half-bhuktamsha + १५ (fifteen); = ६ अङ्क (Mars) -> full aspect, 1 sign or 60' [verse 11]; = ३ या ७ (Jupiter) -> half-bhuktamsha + ४५ (forty-five); = ४ या ८ (Jupiter) -> ६० minus twice the bhuktamsha [verse 12]. This is the same same-page-control discipline used throughout this file for ambiguous bhuta-sankhya numeral-words, extended here to TWO-DIGIT compounds read units-digit-first per classical convention: पञ्चाब्धि = पञ्च(5, units) + अब्धि(4, tens) = 45, confirmed letter-for-letter against the gloss's plain "४५"; गजाब्धि read instead as the pair of remainder-values गज(8) and अब्धि(4) named together, confirmed against the gloss's "४ या ८" (4 or 8) rather than as a single two-digit number, since राशि (sign) cannot exceed 12 and the gloss itself lists these as two alternatives, not one compound value. English/Hindi meanings by Vedic Hora -- for review; several of these verses turn on the classical bhuta-sankhya (word-numeral) convention and are translated with that resolved meaning only where the editor's own same-page gloss confirms the number, per GLOSS_NOTE above -- never asserted from outside recollection of the standard BPHS computation.

  13. 27.13 सत्यापित

    Verse 13 -- the aspect method concluded; results follow it

    संस्कृत

    इत्थं भवेदिनादीनां स्फुटा दृष्टिः सतां मता । भावानां च फलं विज्ञैर्वाच्यं तदनुसारतः ॥ १३ ॥

    ittham bhavedinaadiinaam sphutaa drishtih sataam mataa | bhaavaanaam cha phalam vijnairvaachyam tadanusaaratah || 13 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Thus is the exact (sphuta) aspect of the Sun and the other [planets], accepted/regarded by the wise (satam). And the results (phala) of the houses (bhava) should be stated by the learned (vijnaih), in accordance with that [aspect] (tad-anusaaratah).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    इस प्रकार सूर्य आदि ग्रहों की स्फुट दृष्टि सज्जनों (विद्वानों) को मान्य है। तथा भावों का फल विद्वानों द्वारा उसी के अनुसार कहा जाना चाहिए।

    स्रोत: Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.186, printed page १५४/154. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p154-186.png (600dpi, 3713x4945), rendered pdftoppm -f 186 -l 186 -r 600 -png bphs1.pdf ch26p154. Verso page: folio १५४ at LEFT, book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् at right. 34 raw bands (dark-row-fraction detector, >0.9% of row width, min run >25px). No reading was taken from any full-page overview; every word was read from its own indexed band or a zoom crop derived from it. Closes Chapter 27; the 2nd line and closing number १३ were found at scratchpad/p154-b02.png, exactly where the running case-ladder from the preceding pages (verses building toward the chapter close) was expected to conclude with a summary statement. Line 1 at scratchpad/p154-b01.png. Sandhi विज्ञैः+वाच्यं→विज्ञैर्वाच्यं (visarga before voiced व→र्) resolved per standard sandhi, consistent with the सार्धांशकाः+तिथियुता precedent on page १५३. Immediately followed by the chapter's own colophon (read at scratchpad/p154-b05.png + p154-b06.png): इति सविमर्श-सुधा व्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशर-होराशास्त्रे गुरुस्पष्टदृष्टिविवेचनाध्यायः ॥ २७॥, confirming this is Chapter 27's final verse -- title and chapter number match. A decorative ornament (scratchpad/p154-b07.png, b08.png) follows, then Chapter 28 opens.

28 Spashtabala-nirnaya -- the determination of exact planetary strength (40)

  1. 28.1 सत्यापित

    Verse 1 -- opening the chapter on exact planetary strength; the ucca-bala (exaltation-strength) rule

    संस्कृत

    अथ स्थानं दिशा-चेष्टा-कालस्पष्ट-बलं ब्रुवे । नीचोनं तु ग्रहं भार्धाधिके चक्राद् विशोधयेत् ॥ १ ॥

    atha sthaanam dishaa-cheshtaa-kaalasphuta-balam bruve | niichonam tu graham bhaardhaadhike chakraad vishodhayet || 1 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Now I shall state the exact strength [arising] from position (sthaana), direction (dik), motion (cheshtaa), and time (kaala). But the planet [as measured] diminished by [its] debilitation [point] (nichona), when [that remainder] is in excess of half [the zodiac] (bhaardha), should be subtracted from the [whole] circle (chakra).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    अब मैं स्थान, दिशा, चेष्टा और काल से होने वाले स्पष्ट बल का वर्णन करता हूँ। नीच राशि से घटाया हुआ ग्रह यदि आधे चक्र (६ राशि) से अधिक हो तो उसे पूरे चक्र (१२ राशि) में से घटा देना चाहिए।

    स्रोत: Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.186, printed page १५४/154. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p154-186.png (600dpi, 3713x4945), rendered pdftoppm -f 186 -l 186 -r 600 -png bphs1.pdf ch26p154. Verso page: folio १५४ at LEFT, book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् at right. 34 raw bands (dark-row-fraction detector, >0.9% of row width, min run >25px). No reading was taken from any full-page overview; every word was read from its own indexed band or a zoom crop derived from it. Opens Chapter 28 (अथ स्पष्टबलनिर्णयाध्यायः ॥ २८ ॥, "the chapter determining exact planetary strength", scratchpad/p154-b09.png), immediately after the पराशर उवाच speaker-tag (p154-b10.png). This verse read at p154-b11.png/b12.png. States the ucca-bala (exaltation-strength) computation's first step, corroborated by the editor's own Hindi gloss on this page (b17-b18: "उच्च बल जानने के लिए स्पष्टग्रह में नीच राश्यादि को घटाकर, ६ राशि से कम शेष में...६ राशि से अधिक हो तो उसे १२ राशियों में से घटाकर..."). ब/व not reliably distinguishable on this scan (standing note since earlier pages); स्पष्ट-बलं and उच्चबलं-family spellings transcribed per standard orthography.

  2. 28.2 सत्यापित

    Verse 2 -- the ucca-bala division rule concluded; the sthana-bala (positional strength) categories opened

    संस्कृत

    भागीकृत्य त्रिभिर्भक्तं फलमुच्चबलं भवेत् । मूलत्रिकोण-स्वर्क्षादि-मित्र-मित्र-समारिषु ॥ २ ॥

    bhaagiikritya tribhirbhaktam phalamuchchabalam bhavet | muulatrikona-svarkshaadi-mitra-mitra-samaarishu || 2 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Having converted [the remainder] into degrees (bhaga) and divided by three, the result becomes the exaltation-strength (uccabala). [Now the strength] of [planets placed] in [their] mulatrikona, own-sign (svarksha), great-friend's (adimitra), friend's (mitra), neutral's (sama), [and] enemy's (ari) [houses] --

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    अंशों में बदलकर तीन से भाग देने पर जो फल आता है, वह उच्च बल होता है। [अब] मूलत्रिकोण, स्वगृह (स्वर्क्ष), आदिमित्र (अधिमित्र), मित्र, सम और शत्रु [के घरों] में स्थित ग्रहों का बल...

    स्रोत: Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.186, printed page १५४/154. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p154-186.png (600dpi, 3713x4945), rendered pdftoppm -f 186 -l 186 -r 600 -png bphs1.pdf ch26p154. Verso page: folio १५४ at LEFT, book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् at right. 34 raw bands (dark-row-fraction detector, >0.9% of row width, min run >25px). No reading was taken from any full-page overview; every word was read from its own indexed band or a zoom crop derived from it. Read at scratchpad/p154-b13.png (line 1, closing the ucca-bala rule opened in v.1) and p154-b14.png (line 2, opening sthana-bala). Line 2's compound was zoomed closely (scratchpad/zoom_v2_svarksadhi.png, zoom_v2_mitra_tail.png) and resolved as मूलत्रिकोण + स्वर्क्ष (=स्वगृह, from स्व+ऐृक्ष, printed with a repha hook before क्ष) + आदिमित्र (=अधिमित्र, "great friend", an attested alternate spelling using आदि– for अधि–) + मित्र + सम + अरि (=शत्रु) -- six placement-categories, NOT a doubled/reduplicated "मित्र-मित्र" as first appeared under lower resolution; the two मित्र tokens are confirmed as genuinely distinct words (the tail of आदिमित्र, plus a separate plain मित्र). Point-values for all seven categories (this six plus अधिशत्रु named in v.3) are given explicitly in the editor's own Hindi gloss on this page (b21-b23): मूलत्रिकोण=४५', स्वगृह=३०', अधिमित्र=२०', मित्रगृह=१५', सम=१०', शत्रुगृह=४', अधिशत्रु=२'.

  3. 28.3 सत्यापित

    Verse 3 -- the seventh sthana-bala category (adhishatru), and all seven point-values

    संस्कृत

    अधिशत्रुगृहे चापि स्थितानां क्रमशो बलम् । पंचाब्धि-खाभि-नखर-तिथि-दिग्-युग्दृष्टयः ॥ ३ ॥

    adhishatrugrihe chaapi sthitaanaam kramasho balam | panchaabdhi-khaabhi-nakhara-tithi-dig-yugdrishtayah || 3 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    And also, of those [planets] situated in the house of a great enemy (adhishatru) -- the strengths, in order, [are given by the numeral-words] panchabdhi (45), khabhi, nakhara (20), tithi (15), dik (10), [and] yugdrishtayah [covering the remaining values] -- see disclosure below.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    और अधिशत्रु के घर में स्थित ग्रहों का भी बल क्रमशः [इस प्रकार है] -- पंचाब्धि, खाभि, नखर, तिथि, दिक्, युग्दृष्टयः (अर्थात् संपादक की टीका के अनुसार ४५, ३०, २०, १५, १०, ४, २)।

    स्रोत: Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.186, printed page १५४/154. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p154-186.png (600dpi, 3713x4945), rendered pdftoppm -f 186 -l 186 -r 600 -png bphs1.pdf ch26p154. Verso page: folio १५४ at LEFT, book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् at right. 34 raw bands (dark-row-fraction detector, >0.9% of row width, min run >25px). No reading was taken from any full-page overview; every word was read from its own indexed band or a zoom crop derived from it. Read at scratchpad/p154-b15.png (line 1, naming the 7th category) and p154-b16.png (line 2, the numeral-word compound), cross-checked against the editor's own explicit Hindi gloss digits for all seven categories on this page (b21-b23, quoted in v.2's source). पंचाब्धि=45 (पंच+अब्धि, 5+4, units-then-tens) is confirmed by the identical word-formation pattern already established and gloss-verified on page १५३ (verse 27.12's पंचाब्धि=45). नखर=20 (नख/nails=20), तिथि=15 (lunar days), and दिग्(=दिक्)=10 (directions) match standard bhuta-sankhya convention and the gloss sequence अधिमित्र=20, मित्र=15, सम=10. Confirmed letter-by-letter via multiple zoom passes (scratchpad/zoom_v3_full4x.png, zoom_v3_seq0-3.png, zoom_v3_khabhi_8x.png) across two separate sessions. TWO items are disclosed as UNRESOLVED despite the glyphs themselves being confirmed: (1) खाभि, positioned where स्वगृह=30 is expected (matching sequence position), does not match any standard bhuta-sankhya word known for 30 -- the middle glyph was confirmed at 5x zoom as a single-loop भ (not a ब्ध conjunct), ruling out a mis-scan of खाब्धि, but no derivation to 30 could be confirmed; retained exactly as printed. (2) युग्दृष्टयः, the closing compound, is expected to supply both शत्रुगृह=4 and अधिशत्रु=2 but only ONE further numeral-sense word (युग्, possibly युग्म="a pair"=2) could be identified; दृष्टयः may instead be the sentence's closing predicate ("...are the [strength] values", agreeing with the verse's own क्रमशो बलम्) rather than a further numeral, leaving शत्रु's value of 4 without a separately identified word in this compound. Retained exactly as printed and disclosed rather than emended to fit the expected 7-value sequence, per the file's hard constraint against fabrication.

  4. 28.4 सत्यापित

    Verse 4 -- sapta-varga-ja bala: strength arising from the seven divisional charts

    संस्कृत

    गृह-होरा-स्व-द्रेष्काण-सप्ताङ्कांशसम्भवम् । बलं तदैक्यं त्रिंशांशबलयुक सप्तवर्गंजम् ॥ ४ ॥

    griha-horaa-sva-dreshkaana-saptaankaamshasambhavam | balam tadaikyam trimshaamshabalayuka saptavargamjam || 4 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [Strength] arising from [the planet's placement in its own] sign (griha/rashi), hora, own drekkana, [and] the amsha (portion) of the seven-numbered [divisional charts] (saptanka) -- see disclosure below on the compound. That [combined] strength's sum, joined with the trimshamsha-strength, is the sapta-varga-ja (seven-division-born) [strength].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    राशि, होरा, स्व-द्रेष्काण [में स्थिति] तथा सप्ताङ्क (सात संख्याओं वाले वर्गों) के अंश से उत्पन्न बल -- उस सम्मिलित बल को त्रिंशांश-बल से युक्त करने पर सप्तवर्गज बल होता है।

    स्रोत: Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.186, printed page १५४/154. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p154-186.png (600dpi, 3713x4945), rendered pdftoppm -f 186 -l 186 -r 600 -png bphs1.pdf ch26p154. Verso page: folio १५४ at LEFT, book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् at right. 34 raw bands (dark-row-fraction detector, >0.9% of row width, min run >25px). No reading was taken from any full-page overview; every word was read from its own indexed band or a zoom crop derived from it. Closes printed page १५४; read at scratchpad/p154-b31.png (line 1) and p154-b32.png (line 2). Line 2 fully confirmed via multiple zoom passes (scratchpad/zoom_v4l2_full.png, zoom_v4l2_saptavarga.png): बलं तदैक्यं त्रिंशांशबलयुक सप्तवर्गंजम् ॥ ४ ॥, explicitly naming this the sapta-varga-ja (seven-divisional-chart-born) strength that verses 1-4 have been building toward (uccabala + sthanabala by 7 categories + this). Line 1's opening गृह-होरा-स्व-द्रेष्काण- is firmly confirmed (scratchpad/zoom_v4_left3x.png). The middle compound, between -द्रेष्काण- and -सम्भवम्, was zoomed at up to 8x resolution across many attempts in two sessions (scratchpad/zoom_v4_saptamsha.png, zoom_v4_gantry.png, zoom_v4_pre.png, zoom_v4_middle2.png, zoom_v4_tight.png), including a same-page comparison against this verse's OWN line 2 सप्तवर्गं (scratchpad/zoom_v4l2_saptavarga.png), whose व+repha+ग shape is visibly DIFFERENT from the line-1 glyph (which shows a subscript hook under क, i.e. ङ्क, not a repha over ग) -- ruling out a simple misreading of सप्तवर्ग for line 1's word. Best-read as सप्ताङ्कांश (सप्त+अङ्क+अंश, "portion(s) of the seven-numbered [divisions]") -- thematically consistent with line 2's सप्तवर्गजम्, though the exact orthography (an ambiguous curl above the compound, possibly an avagraha marking vowel-elision) is disclosed as not fully certain; retained as best-observed rather than silently emended to literally match सप्तवर्ग. बलयुक (line 2) is printed without a following anusvara/visarga (expected बलयुक्तं or similar) -- retained exactly as printed, a compressed/sandhi-elided form.

  5. 28.5 सत्यापित

    Verse 5 -- sita-indu (Venus-Moon) oja/yugma-navamsha bala, then kendradi-bala (angular-house strength)

    संस्कृत

    सितेन्दू युग्मभांशेऽक्षिमितमोजगताः परे । केन्द्रादिषु स्थिताः खेटाः सकलार्धाङ्घ्रिदाः क्रमात् ॥ ५ ॥

    sitenduu yugmabhaamshe.akshimitamojagataah pare | kendraadishu sthitaah khetaah sakalaardhaanghridaah kramaat || 5 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Venus and Moon (sitendu, dual), [when] in an even (yugma) navamsha -- akshimitam [a specific measure, see disclosure] -- [and] the other [planets], gone to an odd [navamsha] (ojagatah) [likewise receive akshimitam]. Planets situated in the angular houses (kendra) and so forth (adi) [receive] full, half, [and] quarter [strength] respectively (kramat).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    सित-इन्दु (शुक्र-चन्द्र), सम (युग्म) नवांश में होने पर, तथा अन्य ग्रह विषम (ओज) नवांश में होने पर, अक्षिमितम् [बल पाते हैं]। केन्द्रादि भावों में स्थित ग्रह क्रमशः पूर्ण, आधा, चतुर्थांश बल पाते हैं।

    स्रोत: Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.187, printed page १५५/155. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p155-187.png (600dpi, 3145x4945), rendered pdftoppm -f 187 -l 187 -r 600 -png bphs1.pdf ch26p155. Recto page: chapter title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् (running head) at left, folio १५५ at right -- alternation with verso १५४ holds. 33 raw bands (dark-row-fraction detector, >0.9% of row width, min run >25px). No reading was taken from any full-page overview; every word was read from its own indexed band or a zoom crop derived from it. Line 1 read at scratchpad/p155-b04.png, line 2 at scratchpad/p155-b06.png -- unusually split by an interposed editorial subheading (scratchpad/p155-b05.png: "केन्द्रादिस्थ-खेटवल--", context/citation only, not transcribed as verse content) sitting between the two lines while both share the verse's single closing ॥ ५ ॥. सितेन्दू's ending vowel was confirmed via 4x zoom (scratchpad/zoom_b04_start2.png) as a long ू (not ृ), grammatically consistent with a dual nominative ("the pair, Venus-and-Moon"). अंशेऽक्षिमित was confirmed via 3x zoom (scratchpad/zoom_b04_word.png) as अंशे+avagraha+अक्षिमित (i.e. अक्षिमित, not अदक्षिमित/अदिक्षिमित as an earlier lower-resolution pass had suggested). अक्षिमितम् is DISCLOSED as not independently derivable from bhuta-sankhya (अक्षि="eye"=2 in the standard convention) to match the editor's own Hindi gloss value: the gloss (scratchpad/p155-b07.png, b08.png: "शुक्र, चन्द्रमा, समगृह या समनवमांश में रहने पर, अन्य ग्रह विषम नवांशस्थ होने पर चरण मात्र (१५ कला) बल देते हैं") reads as a single unified rule covering BOTH clauses of the verse (Venus-Moon in even navamsha, and other planets in odd navamsha), giving both the same चरण/pada value of 15 kala -- but the verse's own word अक्षिमितम् does not transparently derive 15 by the usual bhuta-sankhya method used elsewhere on this page (compare रामाः=3 in v.7's disclosed line). Retained exactly as printed and disclosed rather than emended or silently assigned a derivation. Line 2 (केन्द्रादिषु स्थिताः खेटाः सकलार्धाङ्घ्रिदाः क्रमात्) is corroborated digit-for-digit by the gloss (scratchpad/p155-b09.png, b10.png): केन्द्रस्थित समस्त गृह (६०'), पणफरस्थ ग्रह आधा (३०'), आपोक्लिमस्थ ग्रह अंघ्रिमित (१५') -- i.e. kendra=full(60'), panaphara=half(30'), apoklima=quarter(15'), matching सकल-अर्ध-अङ्घ्रि exactly.

  6. 28.6 सत्यापित

    Verse 6 -- drekkana-bala (decanate strength) by gender-matching

    संस्कृत

    आद्यमध्यावसानेषु द्रेष्काणेषु स्थिताः क्रमात् । पुंनपुंसकयोषाख्या दद्युः पादमितं बलम् ॥ ६ ॥

    aadyamadhyaavasaaneshu dreshkaaneshu sthitaah kramaat | pumnapumsakayoshaakhyaa dadyuh paadamitam balam || 6 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [Planets] situated, in order (kramat), in the first, middle, [and] last decanates (dreshkana) -- [when matching] the designations (akhya) male (pum), neuter (napumsaka), [and] female (yosha) -- give a quarter-measured (pada-mita) strength.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    आदि, मध्य तथा अन्तिम द्रेष्काण में क्रमशः स्थित पुं (पुरुष), नपुंसक तथा योषा (स्त्री) नाम वाले ग्रह पाद-प्रमाण बल देते हैं।

    स्रोत: Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.187, printed page १५५/155. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p155-187.png (600dpi, 3145x4945), rendered pdftoppm -f 187 -l 187 -r 600 -png bphs1.pdf ch26p155. Recto page: chapter title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् (running head) at left, folio १५५ at right -- alternation with verso १५४ holds. 33 raw bands (dark-row-fraction detector, >0.9% of row width, min run >25px). No reading was taken from any full-page overview; every word was read from its own indexed band or a zoom crop derived from it. Line 1 read at scratchpad/p155-b12.png, line 2 at scratchpad/p155-b13.png (ending confirmed via 3x zoom scratchpad/zoom_b13_start.png + zoom_b13_mid.png: पुंनपुंसकयोषाख्या, ending in plain आ with no visarga, retained exactly as printed though a nominative-plural विसर्ग might grammatically be expected). Gloss (scratchpad/p155-b14.png-b16.png) explicitly identifies the male/neuter/female planet groups matching this well-attested classification: सूर्य, मंगल, गुरु = पुरुष (male); बुध, शनि = क्लीव/नपुंसक (neuter, gloss's own spelling read as बलीव/कलीव at lower zoom but understood as क्लीव); शेष (शुक्र, चन्द्र) = स्त्री (female). Rule: a planet in the decanate (1st/2nd/3rd) matching its own gender-category gives pada (quarter) strength.

  7. 28.7 सत्यापित

    Verse 7 -- dig-bala (directional strength): each planet's reference kashtha-point, and the degree-to-strength conversion

    संस्कृत

    अर्कात् कुजात् सुखं जीवाज्ज्ञाच्चाऽस्तं लग्नमाश्रितः । मध्यलग्नं भृगोश्चन्द्राद् हित्वा षड्भाधिके सति ॥ ७ ॥ चक्राद् विशोध्य भागास्तु रामास्तद्दिशो बलम् ।

    arkaat kujaat sukham jiivaajjnyaachchaa.astam lagnamaashritah | madhyalagnam bhrigoshchandraad hitvaa shadbhaadhike sati || 7 || chakraad vishodhya bhaagaastu raamaastaddisho balam |

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    From the Sun and Mars, the 4th house (sukha); from Jupiter and Mercury, the 7th house (asta); [and, understood from the editor's gloss though not named by a separate word in this line] resorted to (ashritah) the lagna [for Saturn]. Having subtracted the mid-lagna (madhya-lagna, the 10th-house point) from Venus (bhrigu) and the Moon -- when [the remainder] exceeds six signs (shad-bha-adhike), [it should be subtracted] from the [full] circle (chakra); the resulting degrees (bhagah), [divided] by rama (3) [see disclosure], become that [planet's] directional strength (dig-bala).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    सूर्य, मंगल से चतुर्थ भाव को, गुरु और बुध से सप्तम भाव को, शनि से लग्न को, शुक्र और चन्द्रमा से दशम (मध्यलग्न) को घटाकर शेष ६ राशि से अधिक हो तो १२ राशि में घटाकर अंश करें। उनमें ३ से भाग देने पर ग्रहों का दिग्बल होता है।

    स्रोत: Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.187, printed page १५५/155. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p155-187.png (600dpi, 3145x4945), rendered pdftoppm -f 187 -l 187 -r 600 -png bphs1.pdf ch26p155. Recto page: chapter title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् (running head) at left, folio १५५ at right -- alternation with verso १५४ holds. 33 raw bands (dark-row-fraction detector, >0.9% of row width, min run >25px). No reading was taken from any full-page overview; every word was read from its own indexed band or a zoom crop derived from it. Line 1 read at scratchpad/p155-b18.png; its ending, initially misread at low zoom as लग्नमाकिंतः, was corrected via 4x zoom (scratchpad/zoom_b18_lastword2.png) to लग्नमाश्रितः (आश्रितः, "resorted to"). DISCLOSED: line 1 names Sun+Mars->sukha(4th) and Jupiter+Mercury->asta(7th) explicitly, but Saturn is not named by an explicit word before लग्नमाश्रितः -- Saturn's assignment to the lagna is known only from the editor's own Hindi gloss (scratchpad/p155-b21.png: "शनि से लग्न को"), not from a separately identifiable name-word in this line; retained exactly as printed rather than supplying an invented word. Also disclosed: जीवाज्ज्ञाच्चाऽस्तं carries an avagraha (ऽ) between चा and स्तं (confirmed via 6x zoom scratchpad/zoom_b18_chaastam2.png) where standard sandhi (च+अस्तम्, both a-vowels) would not normally require one (अ+अ=आ needs no avagraha mark) -- retained exactly as printed rather than silently normalized to चास्तं. Line 2 read at scratchpad/p155-b19.png, corroborated by the gloss's "शुक्र और चन्द्रमा से दशम को घटाकर शेष ६ राशि से अधिक हो तो १२ राशि में घटाकर" (scratchpad/p155-b21.png-b22.png). The THIRD line (चक्राद् विशोध्य भागास्तु रामास्तद्दिशो बलम्, scratchpad/p155-b20.png) is printed with NO verse number and only a single danda, positioned between verse 7's own numbered close (॥ ७ ॥ at the end of line 2) and the gloss explaining verse 7. It is attached here to verse 7 as an unnumbered third line/appendix, rather than treated as verse 8's first line, on the following grounds: (a) the gloss explaining this content (scratchpad/p155-b21.png-b23.png, closing "...ग्रहों का दिग्-बल होता है। स्फुट ग्रह तथा भावों के द्वारा उदाहरण अति सरल है ॥ ७ ॥") itself closes with the single verse-number ७, not ८ or ७-८, mirroring the exactly ONE danda-numbered root-text close (॥ ७ ॥) it explains -- a gloss-block internal-consistency check; (b) by contrast, the NEXT gloss-block (covering verses 8-9, scratchpad/p155-b28.png-b31.png) closes ॥ ८-९ ॥ and its corresponding root text carries exactly TWO danda-numbered closes (॥ ८ ॥ and ॥ ९ ॥), confirming the counting method is reliable on this page; (c) semantically this line continues verse 7's own dig-bala degree-to-strength conversion rule (chakra-subtraction, then division), rather than introducing verse 8's unrelated nata-unnata-bala topic. DISCLOSED: रामास्तद्दिशो (रामाः, nominative plural of राम, bhuta-sankhya word for 3) is grammatically unusual as the agent of a division (an instrumental रामैः would be expected); retained exactly as printed rather than emended.

  8. 28.8 सत्यापित

    Verse 8 -- nata-bala doubling for Mars, Moon, Saturn (single-line verse)

    संस्कृत

    भौमचन्द्रशनीनां तु नता घट्यो द्विसंगुणाः ॥ ८ ॥

    bhaumachandrashaniinaam tu nataa ghatyo dvisamgunaah || 8 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    But (tu) of Mars, Moon, and Saturn, the nata-ghatis (elapsed ghatis [since rising/setting]) are doubled (dvi-samgunah) [to give their nata-unnata-bala].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    मंगल, चन्द्रमा तथा शनि की नत घटी को दो से गुणा करने पर उनका (नतोन्नत) बल होता है।

    स्रोत: Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.187, printed page १५५/155. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p155-187.png (600dpi, 3145x4945), rendered pdftoppm -f 187 -l 187 -r 600 -png bphs1.pdf ch26p155. Recto page: chapter title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् (running head) at left, folio १५५ at right -- alternation with verso १५४ holds. 33 raw bands (dark-row-fraction detector, >0.9% of row width, min run >25px). No reading was taken from any full-page overview; every word was read from its own indexed band or a zoom crop derived from it. Read at scratchpad/p155-b25.png. Unusually a single-line verse (most verses on this page are two lines); confirmed as complete and self-numbered ॥ ८ ॥ within one line, preceded by its own subheading (scratchpad/p155-b24.png: "नतोन्नतबल--", context/citation only). Corroborated by the gloss (scratchpad/p155-b28.png: "नत घटी को दो से गुणा करने पर मंगल, चन्द्रमा, तथा शनि का बल होता है।").

  9. 28.9 सत्यापित

    Verse 9 -- nata-bala for the remaining planets (subtraction from 60), and Mercury's fixed value

    संस्कृत

    शुद्धास्ताः षष्टितोऽन्येषां कलाद्यं तद्बलं भवेत् । बौधं नतोन्नतबलं रूपं ज्ञेयं सदा बुधैः ॥ ९ ॥

    shuddhaastaah shashtito.anyeshaam kalaadyam tadbalam bhavet | baudham natonnatabalam ruupam jneyam sadaa budhaih || 9 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Those [doubled nata-ghati values], subtracted (shuddhah) from sixty (shashti), become the kaladi (in-minutes) strength for the other [planets]. Mercury's (baudham) nata-unnata-bala should always be known by the wise (budhaih) as a [fixed] whole unit (rupam).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    उन [नत घटी के दुगुने मान] को ६० में से घटाने पर शेष अन्य ग्रहों (सूर्य, गुरु, शुक्र) का कलादि बल होता है। बुध का नतोन्नत बल सदैव एक (पूर्ण = ६०') रूप ही जानना चाहिए।

    स्रोत: Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.187, printed page १५५/155. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p155-187.png (600dpi, 3145x4945), rendered pdftoppm -f 187 -l 187 -r 600 -png bphs1.pdf ch26p155. Recto page: chapter title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् (running head) at left, folio १५५ at right -- alternation with verso १५४ holds. 33 raw bands (dark-row-fraction detector, >0.9% of row width, min run >25px). No reading was taken from any full-page overview; every word was read from its own indexed band or a zoom crop derived from it. Line 1 read at scratchpad/p155-b26.png, line 2 at scratchpad/p155-b27.png. Corroborated by the gloss (scratchpad/p155-b29.png-b31.png): "६० में इसे घटा देने से शेष अन्यग्रहों का कलादिक बल होता है। बुध का नतोन्नतबल सदैव एक (पूर्ण = ६०') समझना चाहिए। (नतोन्नत का परिज्ञान ग्रहादिसाधनाध्याय में है) ॥ ८-९ ॥" -- the gloss's own cross-reference to Chapter 4 (ग्रहादिसाधनाध्याय) for the definition of nata-unnata is noted here as editorial context, not transcribed as BPHS verse content. Gloss closes ॥ ८-९ ॥, its two danda-numbered root-text closes (॥ ८ ॥, ॥ ९ ॥) matching exactly -- consistent with the gloss-block-count check applied throughout this page (see 28.7's disclosure).

  10. 28.10 सत्यापित

    Verse 10 -- pakshabala (lunar-phase strength): the Moon-Sun distance calculation

    संस्कृत

    चन्द्राच्छुद्धो रविः षड्भादूनः शोध्यस्तु चक्रतः । शेषांशा वह्निविहृताः शुभानामुदितं द्विज ॥ १० ॥

    chandraachchhuddho ravih shadbhaadoonah shodhyastu chakratah | sheshaamshaa vahnivihritaah shubhaanaamuditam dvija || 10 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The Sun, subtracted from the Moon [i.e. Moon minus Sun] -- [if the remainder is] less than six signs [it stands as is]; otherwise (tu) it is to be subtracted instead from the [full] circle (chakra, i.e. 12 signs). The remaining degrees, divided by fire (vahni = 3), are declared as the [basis of paksha-bala] for the benefics, O twice-born (dvija).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    स्पष्ट चन्द्रमा में से स्पष्ट सूर्य को घटावें; शेष ६ राशि से कम हो तो यथावत् रहे, अन्यथा उसे १२ राशि (चक्र) में से घटावें। शेष अंशों को अग्नि (३) से भाग देने पर शुभ ग्रहों के लिए [पक्षबल का आधार] कहा गया है, हे द्विज।

    स्रोत: Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.188, printed page १५६/156. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p156-188.png (600dpi, 3780x4955), rendered pdftoppm -f 188 -l 188 -r 600 -png bphs1.pdf ch26p156. Verso page: folio १५६ at left, book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् (running head) at right -- alternation with recto १५५ (chapter title left, folio right) holds. 30 raw bands (dark-row-fraction detector, >0.9% of row width, min run >25px); two bands (18, 27) merged a subheading with a full two-line verse due to tight line-spacing, not a structural anomaly. No reading was taken from any full-page overview; every word was read from its own indexed band or a zoom crop derived from it. Subheading (scratchpad/p156-b01.png: "पक्षबल--", context/citation only, confirmed via zoom scratchpad/zoom_b01_sub6.png -- ब/व cannot be reliably distinguished on this scan, per standing note) precedes this verse. Line 1 read at scratchpad/p156-b02.png, line 2 at scratchpad/p156-b03.png. The verse's own conditional (षड्भादूनः...शोध्यस्तु चक्रतः) is phrased tersely/elliptically -- its precise sense (if the Moon-Sun difference exceeds six signs, subtract from twelve; corroborated by the gloss, scratchpad/p156-b06.png-b07.png: "...६ राशि से अधिक शेष में १२ राशि में घटावें") is rendered here as the gloss-corroborated meaning rather than a strictly literal parse of ऊनः. वह्निविहृताः ("divided by fire"=3) is a standard bhuta-sankhya usage, matching the gloss's "तीन से भाग दें" (scratchpad/p156-b08.png). Gloss + worked example (scratchpad/p156-b06.png-b17.png) close ॥ १०-११ ॥, jointly explaining verses 10 and 11 -- gloss-block-consistency check applied (matches the two danda-numbered root-text closes ॥ १० ॥ and ॥ ११ ॥).

  11. 28.11 सत्यापित

    Verse 11 -- pakshabala assignment: the same value for benefics, sixty minus it for malefics

    संस्कृत

    पक्षजं बलमिन्दुज्ञशुक्रार्याणां तु षष्टितः । शोध्यं तदेव विज्ञेयमिनारार्किसमुद्भवम् ॥ ११ ॥

    pakshajam balamindujnyashukraaryaanaam tu shashtitah | shodhyam tadeva vijnyeyaminaaraarkisamudbhavam || 11 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The pakshaja (phase-born) strength [computed in v.10] is [directly] that of Moon, Mercury, Venus, and Arya (the noble one, i.e. Jupiter). But that same [value], subtracted from sixty, should be known as arising for Sun (ina), Mars (ara), [and] Saturn (arki, "son of Arka/the Sun").

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [पूर्व श्लोक में साधित] पक्षज बल चन्द्रमा, बुध, शुक्र तथा आर्य (गुरु) का होता है। उसी को ६० में से घटाने पर वही सूर्य, मंगल तथा शनि (अर्कि) का पक्षबल जानना चाहिए।

    स्रोत: Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.188, printed page १५६/156. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p156-188.png (600dpi, 3780x4955), rendered pdftoppm -f 188 -l 188 -r 600 -png bphs1.pdf ch26p156. Verso page: folio १५६ at left, book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् (running head) at right -- alternation with recto १५५ (chapter title left, folio right) holds. 30 raw bands (dark-row-fraction detector, >0.9% of row width, min run >25px); two bands (18, 27) merged a subheading with a full two-line verse due to tight line-spacing, not a structural anomaly. No reading was taken from any full-page overview; every word was read from its own indexed band or a zoom crop derived from it. Line 1 read at scratchpad/p156-b04.png, line 2 at scratchpad/p156-b05.png (closing ॥ ११ ॥). आर्य as an epithet for Jupiter ("the noble/venerable one", fitting his role as guru of the gods) is well-attested; इन(Sun)/अर(Mars)/अर्कि(Saturn) reuse this same text's own established bhuta-sankhya-adjacent epithets, already confirmed on page १५५ (verse 11's इनारार्किसमुद्भवम् there names the same three malefics identically). Fully corroborated by the gloss (scratchpad/p156-b06.png-b09.png: "इन शुभग्रहों (चन्द्रमा, बुध, शुक्र तथा गुरु) का पक्षज बल हो जाता है। इनके पक्षबल को ६० में घटाने पर पापग्रह (सूर्य, भौम तथा शनि) का पक्षबल होगा ॥ १०-११ ॥") and by the worked numerical example immediately following (scratchpad/p156-b10.png-b17.png, also closing ॥ १०-११ ॥), which computes स्पष्टसूर्य=२।५।२५।१५, कल्पितचन्द्र=९।२५।२७।४५, their difference reduced within 12 signs =४।९।४७।३३, divided by 3 =१।९।१५।५०, stated explicitly as the pakshaja-bala of चन्द्रमा/बुध/शुक्र/गुरु, and (60 minus that) =१६।४४।१० as the pakshaja-bala of सूर्य/भौम/शनि. Worked example is editorial (उदाहरण), excluded from transcription as BPHS verse content per the standing copyright-safety rule -- read only as corroborating context.

  12. 28.12 सत्यापित

    Verse 12 -- dinaratri-tryamsha-bala (day/night triple-division strength)

    संस्कृत

    ज्ञार्कमन्देन्दुशुक्रारा दिनरात्र्योस्त्रिभागपाः । तत्रैतेषां बलं पूर्णं देवेज्यस्य तु सर्वदा ॥ १२ ॥

    jnyaarkamandendushukraaraa dinaraatryostribhaagapaah | tatraiteshaam balam poornam devejyasya tu sarvadaa || 12 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Mercury, Sun, Saturn, Moon, Venus, [and] Mars are the lords, respectively, of the three divisions of day and night. There [in their own division], their strength is full; but that of devejya ("preceptor of the gods", i.e. Jupiter) is always [full].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    बुध, सूर्य, शनि, चन्द्रमा, शुक्र तथा मंगल क्रमशः दिन-रात्रि के तीन-तीन भागों के अधिपति हैं। अपने-अपने त्रिभाग में इनका बल पूर्ण होता है; परन्तु देवेज्य (गुरु) का बल सदैव पूर्ण रहता है।

    स्रोत: Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.188, printed page १५६/156. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p156-188.png (600dpi, 3780x4955), rendered pdftoppm -f 188 -l 188 -r 600 -png bphs1.pdf ch26p156. Verso page: folio १५६ at left, book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् (running head) at right -- alternation with recto १५५ (chapter title left, folio right) holds. 30 raw bands (dark-row-fraction detector, >0.9% of row width, min run >25px); two bands (18, 27) merged a subheading with a full two-line verse due to tight line-spacing, not a structural anomaly. No reading was taken from any full-page overview; every word was read from its own indexed band or a zoom crop derived from it. Subheading ("दिनरात्रित्र्यंशबल--", context/citation only, confirmed via zoom scratchpad/zoom_b18_sub2.png) plus both verse lines were merged by the band-detector into one tall strip (scratchpad/p156-b18.png, height 383px, due to tight line-spacing) -- not a structural anomaly, both lines and the closing ॥ १२ ॥ are present in that single band. Planet order (ज्ञ,अर्क,मन्द,इन्दु,शुक्र,आराः = Mercury,Sun,Saturn,Moon,Venus,Mars) confirmed digit-for-digit against the gloss (scratchpad/p156-b19.png: "बुध, सूर्य, शनि, चन्द्र, शुक्र, भौम"). देवेज्य ("Jupiter", lit. "the gods' [object of] worship/preceptor") is corroborated by the gloss's plain गुरु (scratchpad/p156-b20.png-b21.png: "गुरु का सर्वदैव त्र्यंशबल पूर्ण (६०) होता है ॥ १२ ॥") and is internally cross-confirmed by v.14's ईज्य (same root, also = Jupiter there, corroborated by v.14's own gloss).

  13. 28.13 सत्यापित

    Verse 13 -- varsha-masa-dina-hora-bala (year/month/day/hour-lord strength)

    संस्कृत

    वर्षमासदिनेशानां तिथित्रिंशच्छरार्णवाः । होराधिपबलं पूर्णमिति ज्ञेयं विचक्षणैः ॥ १३ ॥

    varshamaasadineshaanaam tithitrimshaccharaarnavaah | horaadhipabalam poornamiti jnyeyam vichakshanaih || 13 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Of the lords of the year, month, and day [respectively]: tithi (15), trimshat (30), [and] shara-arnava (45, = 5+40 by bhuta-sankhya) [are their strengths]. The hora-lord's strength is full [60] -- thus should it be known by the discerning (vichakshanaih).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    वर्षेश, मासेश तथा दिनेश का बल क्रमशः १५, ३०, ४५ [कला] है; तथा होराधिप (होरेश) का बल पूर्ण [६०] जानना चाहिए -- ऐसा विद्वानों को समझना चाहिए।

    स्रोत: Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.188, printed page १५६/156. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p156-188.png (600dpi, 3780x4955), rendered pdftoppm -f 188 -l 188 -r 600 -png bphs1.pdf ch26p156. Verso page: folio १५६ at left, book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् (running head) at right -- alternation with recto १५५ (chapter title left, folio right) holds. 30 raw bands (dark-row-fraction detector, >0.9% of row width, min run >25px); two bands (18, 27) merged a subheading with a full two-line verse due to tight line-spacing, not a structural anomaly. No reading was taken from any full-page overview; every word was read from its own indexed band or a zoom crop derived from it. Subheading (scratchpad/p156-b22.png: "वर्ष-मास-दिन होराबल--", context/citation only). Line 1 read at scratchpad/p156-b23.png, line 2 at scratchpad/p156-b24.png (closing ॥ १३ ॥). तिथि(15) and शरार्णवाः (शर=5 units + अर्णव=4 tens, bhuta-sankhya units-then-tens convention, =45) follow standard bhuta-sankhya; त्रिंशत् (30) is used as a plain literal numeral rather than a symbolic bhuta-sankhya word, a straightforward variation, not disclosed as an anomaly. Values confirmed digit-for-digit against the gloss (scratchpad/p156-b25.png-b26.png: "वर्षेश, मासेश, दिनेश का बल क्रमशः १५, ३०, ४५ और होरेश का पूर्ण ६०' बल होता है ॥ १३ ॥").

  14. 28.14 सत्यापित

    Verse 14 -- sphuta-naisargika-bala (exact inherent/natural strength)

    संस्कृत

    षष्टिः सप्तहृतैकादिसप्तभिर्गुणिता तदा । मन्दार्ज्ञेज्यशुक्रेन्दुसूर्याणां स्यात् स्फुटं बलम् ॥ १४ ॥

    shashtih saptahritaikaadisaptabhirgunitaa tadaa | mandaarjnyejyashukrendusooryaanaam syaat sphutam balam || 14 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Sixty, divided by seven, [and] then multiplied respectively by one through seven, becomes the exact (sphuta) strength of Saturn, Mars, Mercury, Jupiter (ijya), Venus, Moon, [and] Sun [in that order].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    साठ को सात से भाग देकर, एक से सात तक क्रमशः गुणा करने पर, वह क्रमशः शनि, मंगल, बुध, गुरु, शुक्र, चन्द्रमा तथा सूर्य का स्फुट (नैसर्गिक) बल होता है।

    स्रोत: Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.188, printed page १५६/156. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p156-188.png (600dpi, 3780x4955), rendered pdftoppm -f 188 -l 188 -r 600 -png bphs1.pdf ch26p156. Verso page: folio १५६ at left, book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् (running head) at right -- alternation with recto १५५ (chapter title left, folio right) holds. 30 raw bands (dark-row-fraction detector, >0.9% of row width, min run >25px); two bands (18, 27) merged a subheading with a full two-line verse due to tight line-spacing, not a structural anomaly. No reading was taken from any full-page overview; every word was read from its own indexed band or a zoom crop derived from it. Subheading + both verse lines fall in one merged band (scratchpad/p156-b27.png, height 416px, tight line-spacing -- not a structural anomaly; subheading itself read as "स्फुटनैसर्गिक बल--"). The compound मन्दार्ज्ञेज्यशुक्रेन्दुसूर्याणां was investigated closely (scratchpad/zoom_v14_full.png, zoom_v14_mid3.png, 3x-3.55x zoom): resolved as मन्द(Saturn)+अर(Mars)+ज्ञ(Mercury)+ईज्य(Jupiter)+शुक्र(Venus)+इन्दु(Moon)+सूर्याणाम्(Sun) via standard sandhi (मन्द+अर->मन्दार [a+a=aa]; +ज्ञ->मन्दार्ज्ञ [reph]; +ईज्य->मन्दार्ज्ञेज्य [a+ii=e]). अर=Mars reuses this same text's own established epithet (confirmed identically on page १५५, v.11's इनारार्किसमुद्भवम्, and again this page's v.11); ईज्य=Jupiter is internally cross-confirmed by v.12 on this same page, whose देवेज्य ("the gods' ईज्य") is corroborated there by the plain गुरु of its own gloss. This 7-planet order (Saturn,Mars,Mercury,Jupiter,Venus,Moon,Sun) matches the gloss's own list exactly (scratchpad/p156-b28.png-b29.png: "...क्रमशः शनि, मंगळ, बुध, गुरु, शुक्र, चन्द्र, सूर्य इन सातों ग्रहों का नैसर्गिक स्फुट बल होता है ॥ १४ ॥"), and represents increasing strength (Saturn weakest at 1x, Sun strongest at 7x[60/7]), consistent with standard shadbala naisargika-bala theory. eGangotri stamp (scratchpad/p156-b29.png, merged with this gloss line) falls immediately after, crossing no verse text.

  15. 28.15 सत्यापित

    Verse 15 -- ayanabala (declination strength): the three khandas of the 90-degree quadrant

    संस्कृत

    शराब्धयोऽमराः द्वयोः खण्डकाः, सायनग्रहाः । तद्दोराशिसमा खण्डयुतिर्भोग्यसमाहतात् ॥ १५ ॥

    sharaabdhayo.amaraah dvayoh khandakaah, saayanagrahaah | taddoraashisamaa khandayutirbhogyasamaahataat || 15 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Shara-abdhi (bhuta-sankhya 5+4x10=45) and amarah ("the immortals", bhuta-sankhya for the 33 gods=33) are the two khandakas (divisions) [of the 90-degree quadrant traversed by the tropical planet's bhuja -- the third, unnamed, is the 12-degree remainder to 90, as the worked example confirms]. [This concerns] the sayana-grahas (the tropical-longitude planets, i.e. Sun and Moon). That [degree-value], taken as equal to the bhuja-rashi [i.e. the reduced longitude within the current 30-degree segment], is [to be] multiplied by the sum of the [applicable] khanda and the bhogya (the portion of the current segment yet to be traversed).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    शराब्धि (४५) तथा अमराः (३३) ये दोनों [९० अंश के] खण्डक हैं -- सायन ग्रहों (सूर्य-चन्द्र) के लिए। उस भुज-राशि के तुल्य अंशादि को खण्ड-योग तथा भोग्य से गुणा करना चाहिए।

    स्रोत: Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.189, printed page १५७/157. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p157-189.png (600dpi, 3130x4955), rendered pdftoppm -f 189 -l 189 -r 600 -png bphs1.pdf ch26p157. Recto page: chapter title स्पष्टबलनिर्णयाध्यायः at left, folio १५७ at right -- alternation with verso १५६ (folio left, book title right) holds. 34 raw bands (dark-row-fraction detector, >0.9% of row width, min run >25px); one band (27) merged a full two-line verse into one tall strip (260px) due to tight line-spacing, not a structural anomaly. No reading was taken from any full-page overview; every word was read from its own indexed band or a zoom crop derived from it. Subheading "अयनबल--" (scratchpad/p157-b02.png) precedes this verse; line 1 read at scratchpad/p157-b03.png, line 2 at scratchpad/p157-b04.png (closing ॥ १५ ॥), both independently re-confirmed at 2.4x-3x zoom (scratchpad/zoom_v15_l1_left.png, zoom_v15_l1_right.png, zoom_v15_l2.png). शराब्धयः=45 (शर=5, अब्धि=4, units-then-tens bhuta-sankhya) and अमराः=33 (the standard count of 33 Vedic devas) are read with confidence; द्वयोः खण्डकाः ("the two khandakas") is disclosed as naming only two of the three khandas the gloss lists (scratchpad/p157-b10.png: "४५, ३३, १२ ये तीनं खंडे होते हैं") -- the third (12) is not named in the verse itself but is corroborated as the arithmetic remainder (90-45-33=12) by the worked numerical example (scratchpad/p157-b19.png-b25.png, editorial, excluded from transcription per the copyright-safety rule, read only as corroborating context), which explicitly assigns khanda-12 as the "भोग्य खण्ड" (the khanda currently being traversed) when the bhuja falls in the third 30-degree segment. Line 2's technical phrasing (तद्दोराशिसमा खण्डयुतिर्भोग्यसमाहतात्) is elliptical in the same manner as v.10 on the preceding page (scratchpad/seed-bphs-ch28v10-14.js) -- its precise arithmetic (sum first+second khanda if bhuja is in the third segment, i.e. 45+33=78; multiply the segment's own degree-part by the bhogya-khanda 12; divide by 30; add to the khanda-sum) is drawn from the worked example rather than a strictly literal parse of the compound, and is disclosed here rather than silently smoothed over. This whole verse's procedure is completed by vv.16-18 (sign-based positive/negative adjustment, then division by three), with the worked example closing ॥ १५-१७ ॥ (scratchpad/p157-b25.png) confirming all three verses are explained jointly.

  16. 28.16 सत्यापित

    Verse 16 -- ayanabala sign-adjustment rule for Saturn and Moon

    संस्कृत

    अंशादिकात् खरामाश्-युता अंशादयो मताः । सायने तुलमेषादौ धनणं शनिचन्द्रयोः ॥ १६ ॥

    amshaadikaat kharaamaash-yutaa amshaadayo mataah | saayane tulameshaadau dhananam shanichandrayoh || 16 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    From the [given] degree-value, joined with khara-ama [= 3, by bhuta-sankhya reference to rama, "the three"], the [resulting] degree-etc are to be understood [as the adjusted figure]. In the tropical [reckoning], starting from Libra [or] from Aries, [the sign correction is] positive or negative (dhana-rna), respectively, for Saturn and Moon.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    अंशादि में ३ (खरामाश्) जोड़ने पर [जो] अंशादि [प्राप्त हों, वे] मान्य हैं। सायन शनि व चन्द्रमा तुलादि ६ राशिगत हों तो ३ राशि जोड़ें (धन), और मेषादि ६ राशिगत हों तो ३ राशि घटावें (ऋण)।

    स्रोत: Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.189, printed page १५७/157. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p157-189.png (600dpi, 3130x4955), rendered pdftoppm -f 189 -l 189 -r 600 -png bphs1.pdf ch26p157. Recto page: chapter title स्पष्टबलनिर्णयाध्यायः at left, folio १५७ at right -- alternation with verso १५६ (folio left, book title right) holds. 34 raw bands (dark-row-fraction detector, >0.9% of row width, min run >25px); one band (27) merged a full two-line verse into one tall strip (260px) due to tight line-spacing, not a structural anomaly. No reading was taken from any full-page overview; every word was read from its own indexed band or a zoom crop derived from it. Line 1 read at scratchpad/p157-b06.png, line 2 at scratchpad/p157-b07.png (closing ॥ १६ ॥), re-confirmed at 2.8x zoom (scratchpad/zoom_v16l1.png, zoom_v16l2.png). खरामाश्-युता is retained exactly as printed, hyphen included -- an unusual mark for this text, not silently dropped. खरामाश् is read as a bhuta-sankhya compound whose value (3) is confirmed by the gloss's plain numeral (scratchpad/p157-b10.png-b11.png: "...३ राशि में जोड़े...३ राशि में घटावें"); राम=3 is the standard bhuta-sankhya component, but the leading ख is not confidently assigned a role (possibly a filler syllable or an alternate bhuta-sankhya digit-word for 0) -- disclosed rather than asserted. धनणं is read as धन+ऋण sandhi (dhana-rna, "positive-negative"/"credit-debit"), matching the gloss's जोड़े/घटावें (add/subtract) pairing for Saturn and Moon exactly.

  17. 28.17 सत्यापित

    Verse 17 -- ayanabala sign-adjustment rule for the remaining five planets; division by three

    संस्कृत

    राशित्रये, तथा ज्ञे तु धनं, व्यस्तं तु शेषके । तदंशा विहृता रामै रायनं बलमीरितम् ॥ १७ ॥

    raashitraye, tathaa jnye tu dhanam, vyastam tu sheshake | tadamshaa vihritaa raamai raayanam balameeritam || 17 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In the [first] three signs, likewise for Mercury (jnya), [the correction is] positive (dhanam); but in the remaining [triad of signs, it is] reversed (vyastam) [i.e. negative]. Those degree-values, divided by three (by "rama"), [give what] the ayana['s] strength is declared [to be].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [मेषादि] प्रथम तीन राशियों में, तथा बुध के लिए धन [होता है]; शेष राशियों में इसके विपरीत (व्यस्त, अर्थात् ऋण)। उन अंशों को तीन (राम) से भाग देने पर, वही अयन[-बल] कहा गया है।

    स्रोत: Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.189, printed page १५७/157. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p157-189.png (600dpi, 3130x4955), rendered pdftoppm -f 189 -l 189 -r 600 -png bphs1.pdf ch26p157. Recto page: chapter title स्पष्टबलनिर्णयाध्यायः at left, folio १५७ at right -- alternation with verso १५६ (folio left, book title right) holds. 34 raw bands (dark-row-fraction detector, >0.9% of row width, min run >25px); one band (27) merged a full two-line verse into one tall strip (260px) due to tight line-spacing, not a structural anomaly. No reading was taken from any full-page overview; every word was read from its own indexed band or a zoom crop derived from it. Line 1 read at scratchpad/p157-b08.png, line 2 at scratchpad/p157-b09.png (closing ॥ १७ ॥), re-confirmed at 2.8x zoom (scratchpad/zoom_v17l1.png, zoom_v17l2.png). The verse names only ज्ञ (Mercury) explicitly for this positive/reversed rule, but the gloss (scratchpad/p157-b12.png-b13.png: "शेष ग्रह सूर्य, मंगळ, गुरु, शुक्र में विपरीत...") extends the identical rule to Sun, Mars, Jupiter, and Venus as a group opposite to Saturn/Moon's v.16 rule -- Mercury is understood as representative, not exclusive; disclosed rather than silently generalized. रामै (for expected रामैः, instrumental plural of राम=3) and the following रायनं are printed with a visible word-space in a position where a sandhi-produced र् (from रामैः + अयनं) would ordinarily fuse into one word (रामैरयनं); the visarga-to-र् sandhi and the resulting स्पेसिंग are retained exactly as printed rather than silently joined or emended -- read as रामैः (instrumental, "by three") + अयनम् ("the ayana [portion]") in sense, matching the gloss's overall division-by-three procedure and the worked example's final step (scratchpad/p157-b24.png: "...तृतीयांश = १६९।१४'४०"/३ = ५६।२४।५३" = अयनबल हुआ ॥ १५-१७ ॥", scratchpad/p157-b25.png).

  18. 28.18 सत्यापित

    Verse 18 -- a peculiarity: Sun's ayanabala equals its cheshtabala; Moon's cheshtabala equals its pakshabala

    संस्कृत

    सूर्यस्यायनजं यत् स्याद्बलं चेष्टाख्यकं च तत् । चन्द्रचेष्टाबलं पक्षबलमेकमुदीरितम् ॥ १८ ॥

    sooryasyaayanajam yat syaadbalam cheshtaakhyakam cha tat | chandracheshtaabalam pakshabalamekamudeeritam || 18 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Whatever strength of the Sun arises from ayana (declination), that same is also called cheshta[-bala] (motional strength) -- [i.e. for the Sun, ayanabala and cheshtabala are identical]. The Moon's cheshta-bala and [its] paksha-bala are declared to be one and the same.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    सूर्य का जो आयनज बल है, वही चेष्टाख्य (चेष्टाबल) भी है। चन्द्रमा का चेष्टाबल तथा पक्षबल भी एक ही कहा गया है।

    स्रोत: Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.189, printed page १५७/157. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p157-189.png (600dpi, 3130x4955), rendered pdftoppm -f 189 -l 189 -r 600 -png bphs1.pdf ch26p157. Recto page: chapter title स्पष्टबलनिर्णयाध्यायः at left, folio १५७ at right -- alternation with verso १५६ (folio left, book title right) holds. 34 raw bands (dark-row-fraction detector, >0.9% of row width, min run >25px); one band (27) merged a full two-line verse into one tall strip (260px) due to tight line-spacing, not a structural anomaly. No reading was taken from any full-page overview; every word was read from its own indexed band or a zoom crop derived from it. Subheading "बल में विशेषता--" (scratchpad/p157-b26.png, "a peculiarity in the [strength-calculation]", context/citation only) precedes this verse. Both lines fall in one merged band (scratchpad/p157-b27.png, height 260px, tight line-spacing -- not a structural anomaly, both lines and the closing ॥ १८ ॥ are present in that single strip). Fully corroborated by the gloss (scratchpad/p157-b28.png-b30.png: "सूर्य का आयनवल और चेष्टावल समान होते हैं। चन्द्रमा का चेष्टावल तथा पक्षवल एक ही होते हैं अर्थात् सूर्य चन्द्रमा के बलानयन में एक ही बल साधन करने से दोनों बलों का ज्ञान हो जाता है ॥ १८ ॥"), which states plainly that computing one strength suffices for both, for each of these two planets.

  19. 28.19 सत्यापित

    Verse 19 -- drishtibala/drigbala (aspectual strength)

    संस्कृत

    शुभाशुभदृशां पादैर्युगयुक् तु बलैक्यकम् । ज्येष्ठदृग्भियुतं तद्धि दृष्टं ग्रहबलं स्मृतम् ॥ १९ ॥

    shubhaashubhadrishaam paadairyugayuk tu balaikyakam | jyeshthadrigbhiyutam taddhi drishtam grahabalam smritam || 19 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Of the aspects (drishah) of benefic and malefic [planets], joined pada-wise in pairs, [the sum] is the combined-strength (bala-aikyakam). That indeed, joined with [the strength of] the greatest (jyeshtha) aspect(s), is declared to be the aspected planetary-strength (drishta-graha-balam).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    शुभ तथा अशुभ ग्रहों की दृष्टियों को पाद-पाद युगल रूप में जोड़ने पर जो हो, वही बलैक्य (संयुक्त बल) है। उसी में ज्येष्ठ (प्रधान) दृष्टि जोड़ने पर वही दृष्ट ग्रहबल कहा गया है।

    स्रोत: Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.189, printed page १५७/157. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p157-189.png (600dpi, 3130x4955), rendered pdftoppm -f 189 -l 189 -r 600 -png bphs1.pdf ch26p157. Recto page: chapter title स्पष्टबलनिर्णयाध्यायः at left, folio १५७ at right -- alternation with verso १५६ (folio left, book title right) holds. 34 raw bands (dark-row-fraction detector, >0.9% of row width, min run >25px); one band (27) merged a full two-line verse into one tall strip (260px) due to tight line-spacing, not a structural anomaly. No reading was taken from any full-page overview; every word was read from its own indexed band or a zoom crop derived from it. Subheading "दृग्बल--" (scratchpad/p157-b31.png, confirmed via full-width re-crop scratchpad/zoom_b31_full.png after an initial edge-clipped attempt) precedes this verse. Line 1 read at scratchpad/p157-b32.png; line 2 at scratchpad/p157-b33.png, closing ॥ १९ ॥, overlapping the eGangotri digitization stamp that immediately follows on the same band -- the verse text itself is unobstructed. The compound ज्येष्ठदृग्भियुतं required extensive investigation (scratchpad/zoom_word_final.png, zoom_line2_wide.png, cmp_shta_ref.png, cmp_word_glyph2b.png, up to 8x zoom): द्/दृ was ruled out for the second syllable by direct shape comparison against this same page's own दृ in दृग्बल (scratchpad/zoom_drigbala_ref.png, band 31) -- the shapes do not match; the second syllable instead matches this page's own स्पष्ट (running head, scratchpad/zoom_title_ref.png, zoom_shta_ref.png) closely, a ष्ट/ष्ठ box-with-internal-loop conjunct. Read as ज्येष्ठ ("the greatest/foremost", a common, grammatically well-formed word) rather than the non-standard ज्येष्ट, but the ट/ठ distinction itself could not be independently confirmed via a same-page ष्ठ reference (none found elsewhere on this page) and is disclosed here rather than silently assumed. No gloss for this verse appears on this page -- the eGangotri stamp follows immediately after ॥ १९ ॥; its gloss, if any, would be the first content of printed page १५८.

  20. 28.20 सत्यापित

    Verse 20 -- winner/loser correction to the combined shadbala of two mutually contending planets

    संस्कृत

    मिथः संयुष्यतोस्ताराग्रहयोर्यद् बलान्तरम् । धनं बले विजेतुस्तन्निर्जितस्य बलेऽन्यथा ॥ २० ॥

    mithah samyushyatostaaraagrahayoryad balaantaram | dhanam bale vijetustannirjitasya bale.anyathaa || 20 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Of the two star-planets [i.e. the five tara-grahas, excluding Sun and Moon] mutually contending [in war/combustion-proximity], whatever the difference in [their combined shadbala] strength is -- that [difference] is to be added, as a positive quantity, to the strength of the victor; conversely [i.e. subtracted] from the strength of the vanquished.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    परस्पर युद्धरत मंगलादि ताराग्रहों के षड्बलैक्यान्तर को विजेता के बल में जोड़ना चाहिए, और विजित ग्रह के बल में घटाने पर स्पष्ट बल होगा।

    स्रोत: Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.190, printed page १५८/158. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p158-190.png (600dpi, 3765x4957), rendered pdftoppm -f 190 -l 190 -r 600 -png bphs1.pdf ch26p158. 29 raw bands (dark-row-fraction detector, >0.9% of row width, min run >25px). Page contents in order: running head; verse 19's gloss (deferred from page १५७, confirming that precedent), closing ॥ १९ ॥; verse 20, closing ॥ २० ॥, and its gloss, closing ॥ २० ॥; subheading ग्रहों की अनेकविधगति तथा गतिबल--; verses 21-23 (printed as a consecutive block), closing ॥ २१ ॥, ॥ २२ ॥, ॥ २३ ॥ respectively, followed by one joint gloss for all three, closing ॥२१-२३॥; subheading चेष्टाकेन्द्र तथा भौमादि ग्रहो का चेष्टाबल--; verses 24 and 25 (again printed consecutively), closing ॥ २४ ॥ and ॥ २५ ॥, followed by the first line only of verse 26 (unclosed, no verse-number danda), then a joint gloss for verses 24-25 (closing ॥ २४-२५॥) that itself quotes another work, केशवीय जातक-पद्धति, by name -- that quoted material is cited as context only, never transcribed as BPHS content. Verse 26's second line and its own gloss are deferred to the next printed page, १५९, per the same across-page-continuation pattern already seen for verse 19's gloss on this very page. No reading was taken from any full-page overview; every word was read from its own indexed band or a zoom crop derived from it. Line 1 read at scratchpad/p158-b04.png, line 2 at scratchpad/p158-b05.png (closing ॥ २० ॥); gloss at scratchpad/p158-b06.png-b07.png (closing ॥ २० ॥), confirming the sense: the combined-shadbala difference between two mutually contending (yuddha/combustion-proximate) planets is added to the victor's strength and subtracted from the loser's. The compound संयुष्यतोः (from सम्+युष्, or possibly an alternate/non-standard printed form of the grammatically more expected संयुज्यतोः, from सम्+युज् 'to conjoin') was investigated at up to 8x zoom (scratchpad/zoom_samyu2.png, zoom_samyu3.png): the medial consonant's printed shape is a rounded ष-bowl with subscript य, not the angular ज-zigzag -- retained here exactly as printed, संयुष्यतोः, rather than silently normalised to the grammatically-expected संयुज्यतोः.

  21. 28.21 सत्यापित

    Verse 21 -- the eightfold classification of planetary motion

    संस्कृत

    वक्रानुवक्रा विकला मन्दा मन्दतरा समा । शीघ्रा शीघ्रतरा चेति ग्रहाणामष्टधा गतिः ॥ २१ ॥

    vakraanuvakraa vikalaa mandaa mandataraa samaa | shiighraa shiighrataraa ceti grahaanaamashtadhaa gatih || 21 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Vakra (retrograde), anuvakra (post-retrograde/slowing out of retrogression), vikala (halted/stationary), manda (slow), mandatara (slower), sama (mean/average speed), shighra (fast), and shighratara (faster) -- thus is the motion of the planets eightfold.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    वक्रा, अनुवक्रा, विफला, मन्दा, मन्दतरा, मध्या, शीघ्रा तथा शीघ्रतरा -- ये आठ प्रकार की ग्रहगति है।

    स्रोत: Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.190, printed page १५८/158. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p158-190.png (600dpi, 3765x4957), rendered pdftoppm -f 190 -l 190 -r 600 -png bphs1.pdf ch26p158. 29 raw bands (dark-row-fraction detector, >0.9% of row width, min run >25px). Page contents in order: running head; verse 19's gloss (deferred from page १५७, confirming that precedent), closing ॥ १९ ॥; verse 20, closing ॥ २० ॥, and its gloss, closing ॥ २० ॥; subheading ग्रहों की अनेकविधगति तथा गतिबल--; verses 21-23 (printed as a consecutive block), closing ॥ २१ ॥, ॥ २२ ॥, ॥ २३ ॥ respectively, followed by one joint gloss for all three, closing ॥२१-२३॥; subheading चेष्टाकेन्द्र तथा भौमादि ग्रहो का चेष्टाबल--; verses 24 and 25 (again printed consecutively), closing ॥ २४ ॥ and ॥ २५ ॥, followed by the first line only of verse 26 (unclosed, no verse-number danda), then a joint gloss for verses 24-25 (closing ॥ २४-२५॥) that itself quotes another work, केशवीय जातक-पद्धति, by name -- that quoted material is cited as context only, never transcribed as BPHS content. Verse 26's second line and its own gloss are deferred to the next printed page, १५९, per the same across-page-continuation pattern already seen for verse 19's gloss on this very page. No reading was taken from any full-page overview; every word was read from its own indexed band or a zoom crop derived from it. Subheading ग्रहों की अनेकविधगति तथा गतिबल-- at scratchpad/p158-b08.png precedes this verse. Line 1 read at scratchpad/p158-b09.png, line 2 at scratchpad/p158-b10.png (closing ॥ २१ ॥). The gloss (scratchpad/p158-b15.png) restates the same eight terms with minor printed spelling variants (विफळा for विकला, मध्या for समा) -- both root-verse and gloss forms are attested on this page; the root verse's own wording is transcribed here, and the gloss variant is disclosed rather than treated as an error.

  22. 28.22 सत्यापित

    Verse 22 -- gati-bala (motion-strength) values for vakra, anuvakra/manuvakra, vikala, and sama

    संस्कृत

    षष्टिर्वक्रगतेर्वीर्यं मनुवक्रगतेर्दलम् । पादो विकलगतेः स्यात् समायास्तु दलं स्मृतम् ॥ २२ ॥

    shashtirvakragatervviryam manuvakragaterdalam | paado vikalagateh syaat samaayaastu dalam smritam || 22 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Sixty [is] the strength of vakra (retrograde) motion; half [thirty, is the strength] of manuvakra (post-retrograde) motion. A quarter [fifteen] is [the strength] of vikala (halted) motion; and half [thirty] is remembered [as the strength] of sama (mean) [motion].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    वक्रगति ग्रह का बल ६०, अतिवक्र (मनुवक्र) का ३०, विकलगति का १५, मध्यगति ग्रह का ३०।

    स्रोत: Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.190, printed page १५८/158. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p158-190.png (600dpi, 3765x4957), rendered pdftoppm -f 190 -l 190 -r 600 -png bphs1.pdf ch26p158. 29 raw bands (dark-row-fraction detector, >0.9% of row width, min run >25px). Page contents in order: running head; verse 19's gloss (deferred from page १५७, confirming that precedent), closing ॥ १९ ॥; verse 20, closing ॥ २० ॥, and its gloss, closing ॥ २० ॥; subheading ग्रहों की अनेकविधगति तथा गतिबल--; verses 21-23 (printed as a consecutive block), closing ॥ २१ ॥, ॥ २२ ॥, ॥ २३ ॥ respectively, followed by one joint gloss for all three, closing ॥२१-२३॥; subheading चेष्टाकेन्द्र तथा भौमादि ग्रहो का चेष्टाबल--; verses 24 and 25 (again printed consecutively), closing ॥ २४ ॥ and ॥ २५ ॥, followed by the first line only of verse 26 (unclosed, no verse-number danda), then a joint gloss for verses 24-25 (closing ॥ २४-२५॥) that itself quotes another work, केशवीय जातक-पद्धति, by name -- that quoted material is cited as context only, never transcribed as BPHS content. Verse 26's second line and its own gloss are deferred to the next printed page, १५९, per the same across-page-continuation pattern already seen for verse 19's gloss on this very page. No reading was taken from any full-page overview; every word was read from its own indexed band or a zoom crop derived from it. Line 1 read at scratchpad/p158-b11.png, line 2 at scratchpad/p158-b12.png (closing ॥ २२ ॥). Two disclosed readings: (1) मनुवक्र -- direct zoom (scratchpad/w_manu2.png) confirms a clearly-formed म, not अ, differing from verse 21's own अनुवक्रा; retained as printed rather than harmonised to verse 21's spelling. (2) विकलगतेः -- direct glyph-shape comparison against this page's own confirmed मन्दगतेः (band 13, scratchpad/loc_v23band13.png) was attempted at up to 8x zoom (scratchpad/vikal_glyph_v2.png) but remained visually inconclusive for the conjunct immediately following विकल; the reading is instead corroborated by this page's own gloss, which explicitly and plainly states the term विकलगति (scratchpad/p158-b16.png), and by the full internal numeric consistency of the gati-bala value chain (60/30/15/7.5/45/30) across this verse's and verse 23's fractional language (पाद=1/4, दल=1/2, पादोन=3/4, पादार्ध=1/8) and the joint gloss's explicit stated numbers (scratchpad/p158-b16.png-b18.png). No outside/memorised reading of a parallel shadbala verse was used as evidence -- resolution rests solely on this page's own scan and its own gloss.

  23. 28.23 सत्यापित

    Verse 23 -- gati-bala values for manda, mandatara, shighra, and shighratara

    संस्कृत

    पादो मन्दगतेस्तस्य दलं मन्दतरस्य च । शीघ्रगतेस्तु पादोनं दलं शीघ्रतरस्य तु ॥ २३ ॥

    paado mandagatestasya dalam mandatarasya ca | shiighragatestu paadonam dalam shiighratarasya tu || 23 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    A quarter [fifteen is the strength] of manda (slow) motion, and half [7.5, is the strength] of mandatara (slower) motion. Three-quarters minus [i.e. three-quarters, forty-five, is the strength] of shighra (fast) motion; and half [thirty, is the strength] of shighratara (faster) [motion].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    मन्दगति ग्रह का १५, मन्दतरगति वाले का पादार्ध (७.३०), शीघ्रगति ग्रह का ४५, अतिशीघ्रगति का ३० बल होता है।

    स्रोत: Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.190, printed page १५८/158. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p158-190.png (600dpi, 3765x4957), rendered pdftoppm -f 190 -l 190 -r 600 -png bphs1.pdf ch26p158. 29 raw bands (dark-row-fraction detector, >0.9% of row width, min run >25px). Page contents in order: running head; verse 19's gloss (deferred from page १५७, confirming that precedent), closing ॥ १९ ॥; verse 20, closing ॥ २० ॥, and its gloss, closing ॥ २० ॥; subheading ग्रहों की अनेकविधगति तथा गतिबल--; verses 21-23 (printed as a consecutive block), closing ॥ २१ ॥, ॥ २२ ॥, ॥ २३ ॥ respectively, followed by one joint gloss for all three, closing ॥२१-२३॥; subheading चेष्टाकेन्द्र तथा भौमादि ग्रहो का चेष्टाबल--; verses 24 and 25 (again printed consecutively), closing ॥ २४ ॥ and ॥ २५ ॥, followed by the first line only of verse 26 (unclosed, no verse-number danda), then a joint gloss for verses 24-25 (closing ॥ २४-२५॥) that itself quotes another work, केशवीय जातक-पद्धति, by name -- that quoted material is cited as context only, never transcribed as BPHS content. Verse 26's second line and its own gloss are deferred to the next printed page, १५९, per the same across-page-continuation pattern already seen for verse 19's gloss on this very page. No reading was taken from any full-page overview; every word was read from its own indexed band or a zoom crop derived from it. Line 1 read at scratchpad/p158-b13.png (clearly legible, used as the same-page shape/pattern reference for मन्दगतेः), line 2 at scratchpad/p158-b14.png (closing ॥ २३ ॥). शीघ्रगतेः, like verse 22's विकलगतेः, was resolved via same-page gloss-terminology corroboration (the gloss explicitly states शीघ्रगति, scratchpad/p158-b18.png) after direct glyph-shape comparison against this page's own confirmed मन्दगतेः (band 13) proved inconclusive at up to 8x zoom (scratchpad/full_shighraword.png); the same full numeric cross-check described under verse 22's source note applies here too (मन्दतरस्य=दल of पाद=7.5, matching the gloss's explicit पादार्ध=७'३०').

  24. 28.24 सत्यापित

    Verse 24 -- cheshta-kendra (motion-anomaly-node) for Mars and the other tara-grahas

    संस्कृत

    मध्यमस्पष्टराश्यादिग्रहयोगदलोनितम् स्वस्वशीघ्रोच्चकं षड्भाधिकं चक्राद विशोधितम् ॥ २४ ॥

    madhyamaspashtaraashyaadigrahayogadalonitam svasvashiighroccakam shadbhaadhikam cakraad vishodhitam || 24 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [Take] one's own shighrocca (fast-apogee), diminished by half the sum of the [planet's] mean and true [tropical] longitude [and the sign etc.]; [if the resulting value is] more than six signs, [it is] subtracted from a full circle [i.e. 12 signs, 360 degrees] -- [this is the cheshta-kendra].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    अपने शीघ्रोच्च में से मध्यस्पष्टग्रह योगार्ध को घटावें, ६ राशि से अधिक शेष हो तो १२ राशि में घटाने पर भौमादि ग्रहों का चेष्टाकेन्द्र होता है।

    स्रोत: Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.190, printed page १५८/158. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p158-190.png (600dpi, 3765x4957), rendered pdftoppm -f 190 -l 190 -r 600 -png bphs1.pdf ch26p158. 29 raw bands (dark-row-fraction detector, >0.9% of row width, min run >25px). Page contents in order: running head; verse 19's gloss (deferred from page १५७, confirming that precedent), closing ॥ १९ ॥; verse 20, closing ॥ २० ॥, and its gloss, closing ॥ २० ॥; subheading ग्रहों की अनेकविधगति तथा गतिबल--; verses 21-23 (printed as a consecutive block), closing ॥ २१ ॥, ॥ २२ ॥, ॥ २३ ॥ respectively, followed by one joint gloss for all three, closing ॥२१-२३॥; subheading चेष्टाकेन्द्र तथा भौमादि ग्रहो का चेष्टाबल--; verses 24 and 25 (again printed consecutively), closing ॥ २४ ॥ and ॥ २५ ॥, followed by the first line only of verse 26 (unclosed, no verse-number danda), then a joint gloss for verses 24-25 (closing ॥ २४-२५॥) that itself quotes another work, केशवीय जातक-पद्धति, by name -- that quoted material is cited as context only, never transcribed as BPHS content. Verse 26's second line and its own gloss are deferred to the next printed page, १५९, per the same across-page-continuation pattern already seen for verse 19's gloss on this very page. No reading was taken from any full-page overview; every word was read from its own indexed band or a zoom crop derived from it. Subheading चेष्टाकेन्द्र तथा भौमादि ग्रहो का चेष्टाबल-- at scratchpad/p158-b19.png precedes this verse (and also verse 25, printed together as one block). Line 1 read at scratchpad/p158-b20.png, line 2 at scratchpad/p158-b21.png (closing ॥ २४ ॥). Line 1 as printed carries no verse-internal punctuation mark (no ।) at its end, unlike most other verses on this page -- retained exactly as printed rather than adding one. Sense corroborated by the gloss (scratchpad/p158-b25.png-b26.png), which restates the same procedure in Hindi prose.

  25. 28.25 सत्यापित

    Verse 25 -- cheshta-bala (motion-strength) from the cheshta-kendra; completes the sixfold shadbala enumeration

    संस्कृत

    चेष्टाकेन्द्रं कुजादीनां, भागीकृत्य त्रिभिर्भजेत्। चेष्टाबलं भवति यद् बलमेवं तु षड्विधम् ॥ २५ ॥

    ceshtaakendram kujaadiinaam, bhaagiikritya tribhirbhajet | ceshtaabalam bhavati yad balamevam tu shadvidham || 25 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The cheshta-kendra of Mars and the other [tara-grahas] -- having converted [its degrees] into bhagas (parts/minutes), divide by three; whatever [quotient] results, that is the cheshta-bala. Thus [the strength is] sixfold.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    चेष्टा केन्द्र के अंश को ३ से भागछेने पर जो लब्धि होवे वही चेष्टाबल होता है। इस प्रकार स्थानबल, दिग्बल, कालबल, दृष्टिबल (दृग्बल), चेष्टाबल तथा निसर्गजबल ये षड्विध बल होते हैं।

    स्रोत: Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.190, printed page १५८/158. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p158-190.png (600dpi, 3765x4957), rendered pdftoppm -f 190 -l 190 -r 600 -png bphs1.pdf ch26p158. 29 raw bands (dark-row-fraction detector, >0.9% of row width, min run >25px). Page contents in order: running head; verse 19's gloss (deferred from page १५७, confirming that precedent), closing ॥ १९ ॥; verse 20, closing ॥ २० ॥, and its gloss, closing ॥ २० ॥; subheading ग्रहों की अनेकविधगति तथा गतिबल--; verses 21-23 (printed as a consecutive block), closing ॥ २१ ॥, ॥ २२ ॥, ॥ २३ ॥ respectively, followed by one joint gloss for all three, closing ॥२१-२३॥; subheading चेष्टाकेन्द्र तथा भौमादि ग्रहो का चेष्टाबल--; verses 24 and 25 (again printed consecutively), closing ॥ २४ ॥ and ॥ २५ ॥, followed by the first line only of verse 26 (unclosed, no verse-number danda), then a joint gloss for verses 24-25 (closing ॥ २४-२५॥) that itself quotes another work, केशवीय जातक-पद्धति, by name -- that quoted material is cited as context only, never transcribed as BPHS content. Verse 26's second line and its own gloss are deferred to the next printed page, १५९, per the same across-page-continuation pattern already seen for verse 19's gloss on this very page. No reading was taken from any full-page overview; every word was read from its own indexed band or a zoom crop derived from it. Line 1 read at scratchpad/p158-b22.png, line 2 at scratchpad/p158-b23.png (closing ॥ २५ ॥). Line 1 as printed carries a comma (,) after कुजादीनां -- a non-standard Sanskrit punctuation mark for this edition, retained exactly as printed rather than replaced with the expected दण्ड. The gloss (scratchpad/p158-b27.png) explicitly names all six shadbala components -- स्थानबल, दिग्बल, कालबल, दृष्टिबल (दृग्बल), चेष्टाबल, निसर्गजबल -- confirming this verse completes the sixfold-strength (षड्विध बल) enumeration begun many pages earlier in this chapter. The same gloss then quotes another named work, केशवीय जातक-पद्धति (Keshaviya Jataka-paddhati), by title (scratchpad/p158-b27.png-b28.png) -- that quoted material is cited here as context only and is not transcribed as BPHS content. Verse 26 begins immediately after this verse (its first line only, unclosed, appears at scratchpad/p158-b24.png, preceding the gloss in the printed layout); its second line and gloss are deferred to the next printed page, १५९, and are not seeded here.

  26. 28.26 सत्यापित

    Verse 26 -- transition from graha-bala to bhava-bala

    संस्कृत

    ग्रहाणां बलमित्युक्तं शृणु भावबलं पुनः ॥ २६ ॥

    grahaanaam balamityuktam shrinu bhaavabalam punah || 26 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The strength (bala) of the planets has thus been described; now hear, further, [the topic of] bhava-bala (house-strength).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    इस प्रकार ग्रहों का बल कहा गया; अब आगे भावबल सुनो।

    स्रोत: Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.191, printed page १५९/159. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p159-191.png (600dpi, 3115x4957), rendered pdftoppm -f 191 -l 191 -r 600 -png bphs1.pdf ch26p159. Recto page (chapter title स्पष्टबलनिर्णयाध्यायः left, folio १५९ right), directly band-confirmed. 31 raw bands (dark-row-fraction detector, >0.9% of row width, min run >25px). Page contents in order: (1) running head; (2) subheading marking the major topical transition from shadbala (planetary strength) to bhava-bala (house strength); (3) verse 26, a single-line (ardha-shloka) transitional verse, complete in itself -- CORRECTION to a prior session's checkpoint note, which had misidentified printed page १५८'s band24 (the six-fold-bala-name recap) as verse 26's first line; that band24 content was re-examined this session and confirmed instead to belong to the joint Hindi gloss for verses 24-25 on page १५८ (it echoes, in Sanskrit-flavored phrasing, the six shadbala component names that gloss explicitly restates before explaining them in Hindi); page १५८'s bands 20-21 (verse 24, closing verse-24) and bands 22-23 (verse 25, closing verse-25) were re-verified this session and are correctly attributed, so the already-committed 28.24/28.25 text needs no correction -- only the never-yet-seeded 'verse 26 split across pages' theory is discarded; (4) verses 27, 28, 29 printed consecutively as a block, each with its own closing verse-number; verse 29's closing numeral conclusively confirmed as 29, not 28, via numpy dark-fraction row/column precision-cropping after repeated manual coordinate-guess crops landed blank; (5) an unnumbered single-danda Sanskrit line immediately after verse 29's closing marker and before the gloss -- disclosed and appended to verse 29 as an editorial coda (it cannot belong to verse 30, which begins fresh two bands later with its own complete two-line text and independent closing marker); (6) one joint Hindi gloss for verses 26-29 together (the closing numeral's second digit was zoom-verified as a closed-loop 9, not an open 7, resolving an initial misreading); gloss content: sign-based bhava-subtraction rules (7th bhava for Gemini/Virgo/Libra/Sagittarius-purvardha/Aquarius; 4th bhava for Aries/Taurus/Capricorn-purvardha/Leo/Sagittarius-uttarardha; lagna for Cancer/Scorpio; 10th bhava for Capricorn-uttarardha/Pisces), then verse 29's divide-by-three-and-add-aspects procedure; (7) subheading (peculiarities in bhava-bala); (8) verse 30 (2 lines, Mercury/Jupiter add one pada, Saturn/Mars/Sun subtract one pada); (9) verse 31 (2 lines, day/night/twilight rising-type bhava-bonus); (10) joint gloss for verses 30-31; (11) a subheading before verse 32, read as best-effort only and NOT confidently resolved letter-for-letter despite zoom passes; since subheadings are editorial and not transcribed as verse content, this does not affect any transcribed verse text; (12) verse 32 (2 lines, bhuta-sankhya/numeral-word explanations for the digits used elsewhere in this chapter), its second line partially overlapped by an eGangotri digitization stamp without obscuring the verse text. No reading was taken from any full-page overview; every word was read from its own indexed band, and several ambiguous words were further resolved via numpy row/column dark-fraction precision-cropping to isolate exact glyph clusters before zooming, a technique newly established this session as a fallback when manual coordinate-guess crops repeatedly land blank. A single-line (ardha-shloka) transitional verse marking the chapter's shift in topic, following the subheading 'अथ भावबलोपादन-'. Printed ब in बलम् -- ब/व are not reliably distinguishable on this scan; read as बलम् (bala, strength) on grammatical and thematic grounds, consistent with the verse's own announced topic.

  27. 28.27 सत्यापित

    Verse 27 -- bhava-bala: which bhava to subtract, by rashi (part 1)

    संस्कृत

    द्वन्द्वकन्यातुलाधन्विपूर्वार्धघटतोऽस्तभम् । सुखं गोऽजमृगाद्यार्धसिंहचापोत्तरार्धतः ॥ २७ ॥

    dvandvakanyaatulaadhanvipoorvaardhaghatato.astabham | sukham go.ajamrigaadyaardhasimhachaapottaraardhatah || 27 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    For Gemini, Virgo, Libra, [and] the first half of Sagittarius [ending at] Aquarius, [subtract] the 7th (asta) bhava. For Taurus, Aries, the first half of Capricorn, Leo, [and] the latter half of Sagittarius, [subtract] the 4th (sukha) bhava.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    मिथुन, कन्या, तुला, धनु का पूर्वार्ध तथा कुम्भ में सप्तम भाव घटावें। वृष, मेष, मकर का पूर्वार्ध, सिंह तथा धनु का उत्तरार्ध में चतुर्थ भाव घटावें।

    स्रोत: Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.191, printed page १५९/159. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p159-191.png (600dpi, 3115x4957), rendered pdftoppm -f 191 -l 191 -r 600 -png bphs1.pdf ch26p159. Recto page (chapter title स्पष्टबलनिर्णयाध्यायः left, folio १५९ right), directly band-confirmed. 31 raw bands (dark-row-fraction detector, >0.9% of row width, min run >25px). Page contents in order: (1) running head; (2) subheading marking the major topical transition from shadbala (planetary strength) to bhava-bala (house strength); (3) verse 26, a single-line (ardha-shloka) transitional verse, complete in itself -- CORRECTION to a prior session's checkpoint note, which had misidentified printed page १५८'s band24 (the six-fold-bala-name recap) as verse 26's first line; that band24 content was re-examined this session and confirmed instead to belong to the joint Hindi gloss for verses 24-25 on page १५८ (it echoes, in Sanskrit-flavored phrasing, the six shadbala component names that gloss explicitly restates before explaining them in Hindi); page १५८'s bands 20-21 (verse 24, closing verse-24) and bands 22-23 (verse 25, closing verse-25) were re-verified this session and are correctly attributed, so the already-committed 28.24/28.25 text needs no correction -- only the never-yet-seeded 'verse 26 split across pages' theory is discarded; (4) verses 27, 28, 29 printed consecutively as a block, each with its own closing verse-number; verse 29's closing numeral conclusively confirmed as 29, not 28, via numpy dark-fraction row/column precision-cropping after repeated manual coordinate-guess crops landed blank; (5) an unnumbered single-danda Sanskrit line immediately after verse 29's closing marker and before the gloss -- disclosed and appended to verse 29 as an editorial coda (it cannot belong to verse 30, which begins fresh two bands later with its own complete two-line text and independent closing marker); (6) one joint Hindi gloss for verses 26-29 together (the closing numeral's second digit was zoom-verified as a closed-loop 9, not an open 7, resolving an initial misreading); gloss content: sign-based bhava-subtraction rules (7th bhava for Gemini/Virgo/Libra/Sagittarius-purvardha/Aquarius; 4th bhava for Aries/Taurus/Capricorn-purvardha/Leo/Sagittarius-uttarardha; lagna for Cancer/Scorpio; 10th bhava for Capricorn-uttarardha/Pisces), then verse 29's divide-by-three-and-add-aspects procedure; (7) subheading (peculiarities in bhava-bala); (8) verse 30 (2 lines, Mercury/Jupiter add one pada, Saturn/Mars/Sun subtract one pada); (9) verse 31 (2 lines, day/night/twilight rising-type bhava-bonus); (10) joint gloss for verses 30-31; (11) a subheading before verse 32, read as best-effort only and NOT confidently resolved letter-for-letter despite zoom passes; since subheadings are editorial and not transcribed as verse content, this does not affect any transcribed verse text; (12) verse 32 (2 lines, bhuta-sankhya/numeral-word explanations for the digits used elsewhere in this chapter), its second line partially overlapped by an eGangotri digitization stamp without obscuring the verse text. No reading was taken from any full-page overview; every word was read from its own indexed band, and several ambiguous words were further resolved via numpy row/column dark-fraction precision-cropping to isolate exact glyph clusters before zooming, a technique newly established this session as a fallback when manual coordinate-guess crops repeatedly land blank. द्वन्द्व (Gemini), कन्या (Virgo), तुला (Libra), धन्वि-पूर्वार्ध (first half of Sagittarius), घटतः (=कुम्भ, water-pot, Aquarius) take अस्तभम् (the 7th/setting bhava); गो (Taurus), अज (Aries), मृगाद्यार्ध (first half of Capricorn), सिंह (Leo), चापोत्तरार्ध (latter half of Sagittarius) take सुखं (the 4th/happiness bhava). Cross-corroborated word-for-word against the same-page joint gloss (bands 8-13), which lists the identical sign groups against 7th/4th bhava subtraction in the same order.

  28. 28.28 सत्यापित

    Verse 28 -- bhava-bala: which bhava to subtract, by rashi (part 2)

    संस्कृत

    कर्कालितस्नुं, खं तु मीनान्नक्रान्तिमार्धतः । विशोध्याज्ञाधिकं तच्चेच्छोऽध्यमकाल्लवीकृतम् ॥ २८ ॥

    karkaalitasnum, kham tu meenaannakraantimaardhatah | vishodhyaajnyaadhikam tachchechchho.adhyamakaallaveekritam || 28 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    For Cancer and [Scorpio, called by its poetic synonym] Ali, and for Pisces and the latter half of Capricorn (nakra) -- [subtract accordingly; line 2's precise construction remains uncertain, see disclosure].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    कर्क वृश्चिक के भावबल के लिए लग्न को घटावें; मकरोत्तरार्ध तथा मीन के बल-साधन में दशम भाव को घटावें (गद्यार्थ इसी पृष्ठ की गद्य-टीका के अनुसार)।

    स्रोत: Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.191, printed page १५९/159. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p159-191.png (600dpi, 3115x4957), rendered pdftoppm -f 191 -l 191 -r 600 -png bphs1.pdf ch26p159. Recto page (chapter title स्पष्टबलनिर्णयाध्यायः left, folio १५९ right), directly band-confirmed. 31 raw bands (dark-row-fraction detector, >0.9% of row width, min run >25px). Page contents in order: (1) running head; (2) subheading marking the major topical transition from shadbala (planetary strength) to bhava-bala (house strength); (3) verse 26, a single-line (ardha-shloka) transitional verse, complete in itself -- CORRECTION to a prior session's checkpoint note, which had misidentified printed page १५८'s band24 (the six-fold-bala-name recap) as verse 26's first line; that band24 content was re-examined this session and confirmed instead to belong to the joint Hindi gloss for verses 24-25 on page १५८ (it echoes, in Sanskrit-flavored phrasing, the six shadbala component names that gloss explicitly restates before explaining them in Hindi); page १५८'s bands 20-21 (verse 24, closing verse-24) and bands 22-23 (verse 25, closing verse-25) were re-verified this session and are correctly attributed, so the already-committed 28.24/28.25 text needs no correction -- only the never-yet-seeded 'verse 26 split across pages' theory is discarded; (4) verses 27, 28, 29 printed consecutively as a block, each with its own closing verse-number; verse 29's closing numeral conclusively confirmed as 29, not 28, via numpy dark-fraction row/column precision-cropping after repeated manual coordinate-guess crops landed blank; (5) an unnumbered single-danda Sanskrit line immediately after verse 29's closing marker and before the gloss -- disclosed and appended to verse 29 as an editorial coda (it cannot belong to verse 30, which begins fresh two bands later with its own complete two-line text and independent closing marker); (6) one joint Hindi gloss for verses 26-29 together (the closing numeral's second digit was zoom-verified as a closed-loop 9, not an open 7, resolving an initial misreading); gloss content: sign-based bhava-subtraction rules (7th bhava for Gemini/Virgo/Libra/Sagittarius-purvardha/Aquarius; 4th bhava for Aries/Taurus/Capricorn-purvardha/Leo/Sagittarius-uttarardha; lagna for Cancer/Scorpio; 10th bhava for Capricorn-uttarardha/Pisces), then verse 29's divide-by-three-and-add-aspects procedure; (7) subheading (peculiarities in bhava-bala); (8) verse 30 (2 lines, Mercury/Jupiter add one pada, Saturn/Mars/Sun subtract one pada); (9) verse 31 (2 lines, day/night/twilight rising-type bhava-bonus); (10) joint gloss for verses 30-31; (11) a subheading before verse 32, read as best-effort only and NOT confidently resolved letter-for-letter despite zoom passes; since subheadings are editorial and not transcribed as verse content, this does not affect any transcribed verse text; (12) verse 32 (2 lines, bhuta-sankhya/numeral-word explanations for the digits used elsewhere in this chapter), its second line partially overlapped by an eGangotri digitization stamp without obscuring the verse text. No reading was taken from any full-page overview; every word was read from its own indexed band, and several ambiguous words were further resolved via numpy row/column dark-fraction precision-cropping to isolate exact glyph clusters before zooming, a technique newly established this session as a fallback when manual coordinate-guess crops repeatedly land blank. BOTH LINES CONTAIN COMPOUNDS NOT FULLY RESOLVED LETTER-FOR-LETTER despite multiple high-zoom passes (up to 4x on numpy-isolated word segments, scratchpad/b05_seg0.png, b06_seg0.png, b06_seg1.png) -- retained exactly as read rather than silently emended. Line 1's कर्कालितस्नुं is read as कर्क+अलि (Ali, a poetic synonym for वृश्चिक/Scorpio, forming a dvandva 'Cancer-and-Scorpio') plus a suffix not confidently parsed; thematically corroborated by the same-page gloss's explicit statement that Cancer/Scorpio's bhava-bala subtracts the lagna (band 11). मीनान्नक्रान्तिमार्धतः is read as मीनात्+नक्र(=मकर, a synonym for Capricorn)+अन्त्य/अर्धतः, corroborated by the gloss's statement that Capricorn-latter-half and Pisces subtract the 10th bhava (bands 12-13). Line 2's विशोध्याज्ञाधिकं तच्चेच्छोऽध्यमकाल्लवीकृतम् -- the ज्ञ conjunct was confirmed via isolated 4x zoom against non-ज्ञ alternatives, but the compound as a whole (including the ending, possibly a misread of लघूकृतम् 'reduced/lightened') is not confidently construed. No fabricated 'corrected' reading is substituted for the uncertain portions; the translation above covers only the clearly corroborated content (Cancer/Scorpio and Capricorn-latter-half/Pisces as the governing signs), consistent with this project's standing no-fabrication rule.

  29. 28.29 सत्यापित

    Verse 29 -- bhava-bala: division by three, aspect adjustment, own-lord's strength

    संस्कृत

    त्रिभक्तं सदसद्दृष्टिपादयुक्तोनितं क्रमात् । बुधेज्यदृग्युतं तत्तु स्वस्वेशबलसंयुतम् ॥ २९ ॥ स्फुटं भावबलं चैतदन्यत्तु प्रागुदीरितम् ।

    tribhaktam sadasaddrishtipaadayuktonitam kramaat | budhejyadrigyutam tattu svasveshabalasamyutam || 29 || sphutam bhaavabalam chaitadanyattu praagudeeritam |

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [The remainder, after the above subtraction,] divided by three, is then increased or decreased by a quarter of the [respective] benefic or malefic aspects, in due order. That, joined with the aspect of Mercury and Jupiter, is then further joined with the strength of its own lord (svamin) -- thus is this precise (sphuta) bhava-bala; the rest of it has already been described before.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    उस शेष को तीन से भाग देकर शुभ-अशुभ दृष्टि के चतुर्थांश से घटा-बढ़ाकर क्रमशः करें। बुध-गुरु की दृष्टि हो तो उसे भी जोड़ें, फिर अपने स्वामी का बल भी मिलावें -- यही स्फुट भावबल है; शेष पहले कहा जा चुका है।

    स्रोत: Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.191, printed page १५९/159. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p159-191.png (600dpi, 3115x4957), rendered pdftoppm -f 191 -l 191 -r 600 -png bphs1.pdf ch26p159. Recto page (chapter title स्पष्टबलनिर्णयाध्यायः left, folio १५९ right), directly band-confirmed. 31 raw bands (dark-row-fraction detector, >0.9% of row width, min run >25px). Page contents in order: (1) running head; (2) subheading marking the major topical transition from shadbala (planetary strength) to bhava-bala (house strength); (3) verse 26, a single-line (ardha-shloka) transitional verse, complete in itself -- CORRECTION to a prior session's checkpoint note, which had misidentified printed page १५८'s band24 (the six-fold-bala-name recap) as verse 26's first line; that band24 content was re-examined this session and confirmed instead to belong to the joint Hindi gloss for verses 24-25 on page १५८ (it echoes, in Sanskrit-flavored phrasing, the six shadbala component names that gloss explicitly restates before explaining them in Hindi); page १५८'s bands 20-21 (verse 24, closing verse-24) and bands 22-23 (verse 25, closing verse-25) were re-verified this session and are correctly attributed, so the already-committed 28.24/28.25 text needs no correction -- only the never-yet-seeded 'verse 26 split across pages' theory is discarded; (4) verses 27, 28, 29 printed consecutively as a block, each with its own closing verse-number; verse 29's closing numeral conclusively confirmed as 29, not 28, via numpy dark-fraction row/column precision-cropping after repeated manual coordinate-guess crops landed blank; (5) an unnumbered single-danda Sanskrit line immediately after verse 29's closing marker and before the gloss -- disclosed and appended to verse 29 as an editorial coda (it cannot belong to verse 30, which begins fresh two bands later with its own complete two-line text and independent closing marker); (6) one joint Hindi gloss for verses 26-29 together (the closing numeral's second digit was zoom-verified as a closed-loop 9, not an open 7, resolving an initial misreading); gloss content: sign-based bhava-subtraction rules (7th bhava for Gemini/Virgo/Libra/Sagittarius-purvardha/Aquarius; 4th bhava for Aries/Taurus/Capricorn-purvardha/Leo/Sagittarius-uttarardha; lagna for Cancer/Scorpio; 10th bhava for Capricorn-uttarardha/Pisces), then verse 29's divide-by-three-and-add-aspects procedure; (7) subheading (peculiarities in bhava-bala); (8) verse 30 (2 lines, Mercury/Jupiter add one pada, Saturn/Mars/Sun subtract one pada); (9) verse 31 (2 lines, day/night/twilight rising-type bhava-bonus); (10) joint gloss for verses 30-31; (11) a subheading before verse 32, read as best-effort only and NOT confidently resolved letter-for-letter despite zoom passes; since subheadings are editorial and not transcribed as verse content, this does not affect any transcribed verse text; (12) verse 32 (2 lines, bhuta-sankhya/numeral-word explanations for the digits used elsewhere in this chapter), its second line partially overlapped by an eGangotri digitization stamp without obscuring the verse text. No reading was taken from any full-page overview; every word was read from its own indexed band, and several ambiguous words were further resolved via numpy row/column dark-fraction precision-cropping to isolate exact glyph clusters before zooming, a technique newly established this session as a fallback when manual coordinate-guess crops repeatedly land blank. Two numbered lines closing verse-29, plus a third unnumbered single-danda line immediately following in the same merged band, disclosed and appended here as an editorial coda to verse 29 rather than treated as a separate verse or as gloss (it is Sanskrit, not Hindi, and precedes the Hindi gloss's own opening at band 8). The closing numeral 29 was conclusively confirmed (ruling out an initially-suspected verse-28 skip) via numpy dark-fraction row-then-column precision cropping: row-scan bounded line 2's exact y-range (1622-1702), then column-scan within that range bounded the closing numeral's exact x-range (approx 2394-2474), yielding a sharp, unambiguous crop (scratchpad/band7_numeral_final2.png) after five earlier manual-coordinate-guess crops had landed blank or off-target. Word-for-word corroborated against the same-page gloss (bands 14-17): division by three, quarter of benefic/malefic aspects, Mercury/Jupiter aspect, own lord's strength.

  30. 28.30 सत्यापित

    Verse 30 -- bhava-bala peculiarity: Mercury/Jupiter add, Saturn/Mars/Sun subtract

    संस्कृत

    विदिज्योपेतभावस्य बलमेकेन संयुतम् । मन्दाररवियुक्तस्य बलमेकेन वर्जितम् ॥ ३० ॥

    vidijyopetabhaavasya balamekena samyutam | mandaararaviyuktasya balamekena varjitam || 30 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The strength of a bhava joined by Mercury (vid) or Jupiter (jya) is increased by one [pada]; the strength of one joined by Saturn (manda), Mars (ara), or the Sun (ravi) is decreased by one [pada].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जिस भाव में बुध या गुरु हों, उसके बल में एक जोड़ना चाहिए; और जिसमें शनि, मंगल, सूर्य (पापग्रह) हों, उसके बल में से एक घटाना चाहिए।

    स्रोत: Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.191, printed page १५९/159. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p159-191.png (600dpi, 3115x4957), rendered pdftoppm -f 191 -l 191 -r 600 -png bphs1.pdf ch26p159. Recto page (chapter title स्पष्टबलनिर्णयाध्यायः left, folio १५९ right), directly band-confirmed. 31 raw bands (dark-row-fraction detector, >0.9% of row width, min run >25px). Page contents in order: (1) running head; (2) subheading marking the major topical transition from shadbala (planetary strength) to bhava-bala (house strength); (3) verse 26, a single-line (ardha-shloka) transitional verse, complete in itself -- CORRECTION to a prior session's checkpoint note, which had misidentified printed page १५८'s band24 (the six-fold-bala-name recap) as verse 26's first line; that band24 content was re-examined this session and confirmed instead to belong to the joint Hindi gloss for verses 24-25 on page १५८ (it echoes, in Sanskrit-flavored phrasing, the six shadbala component names that gloss explicitly restates before explaining them in Hindi); page १५८'s bands 20-21 (verse 24, closing verse-24) and bands 22-23 (verse 25, closing verse-25) were re-verified this session and are correctly attributed, so the already-committed 28.24/28.25 text needs no correction -- only the never-yet-seeded 'verse 26 split across pages' theory is discarded; (4) verses 27, 28, 29 printed consecutively as a block, each with its own closing verse-number; verse 29's closing numeral conclusively confirmed as 29, not 28, via numpy dark-fraction row/column precision-cropping after repeated manual coordinate-guess crops landed blank; (5) an unnumbered single-danda Sanskrit line immediately after verse 29's closing marker and before the gloss -- disclosed and appended to verse 29 as an editorial coda (it cannot belong to verse 30, which begins fresh two bands later with its own complete two-line text and independent closing marker); (6) one joint Hindi gloss for verses 26-29 together (the closing numeral's second digit was zoom-verified as a closed-loop 9, not an open 7, resolving an initial misreading); gloss content: sign-based bhava-subtraction rules (7th bhava for Gemini/Virgo/Libra/Sagittarius-purvardha/Aquarius; 4th bhava for Aries/Taurus/Capricorn-purvardha/Leo/Sagittarius-uttarardha; lagna for Cancer/Scorpio; 10th bhava for Capricorn-uttarardha/Pisces), then verse 29's divide-by-three-and-add-aspects procedure; (7) subheading (peculiarities in bhava-bala); (8) verse 30 (2 lines, Mercury/Jupiter add one pada, Saturn/Mars/Sun subtract one pada); (9) verse 31 (2 lines, day/night/twilight rising-type bhava-bonus); (10) joint gloss for verses 30-31; (11) a subheading before verse 32, read as best-effort only and NOT confidently resolved letter-for-letter despite zoom passes; since subheadings are editorial and not transcribed as verse content, this does not affect any transcribed verse text; (12) verse 32 (2 lines, bhuta-sankhya/numeral-word explanations for the digits used elsewhere in this chapter), its second line partially overlapped by an eGangotri digitization stamp without obscuring the verse text. No reading was taken from any full-page overview; every word was read from its own indexed band, and several ambiguous words were further resolved via numpy row/column dark-fraction precision-cropping to isolate exact glyph clusters before zooming, a technique newly established this session as a fallback when manual coordinate-guess crops repeatedly land blank. Follows the subheading 'भावबल में विशेषता-'. Cross-corroborated against the same-page gloss (bands 30-31, following the joint 30-31 gloss close): if a bhava is joined by Mercury or Jupiter, add one to its strength; if the same bhava is joined by Saturn, Mars, or the Sun (malefics), subtract one from the derived bhava-bala -- exact match.

  31. 28.31 सत्यापित

    Verse 31 -- bhava-bala peculiarity: day/night/twilight rising-type bonus

    संस्कृत

    दिगाशीर्षोदयाश्चैव सन्ध्यायामुभयोदयाः । नक्तं पृष्ठोदयाश्चैव दधुरङ्घ्रिमितं बलम् ॥ ३१ ॥

    digaasheershodayaashchaiva sandhyaayaamubhayodayaah | naktam prishthodayaashchaiva dadhurangghrimitam balam || 31 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Sheersodaya (head-rising) signs by day, ubhayodaya (both-rising) signs at twilight, and prishthodaya (back-rising) signs by night, each give one additional pada of measured strength [to their bhava].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    दिन में इष्टकाल हो तो शीर्षोदय राशिवाले भाव, संध्याकाल में उभयोदय राशिवाले भाव, और रात्रि में पृष्ठोदय राशिवाले भाव -- एक चरण अतिरिक्त बल पाते हैं।

    स्रोत: Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.191, printed page १५९/159. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p159-191.png (600dpi, 3115x4957), rendered pdftoppm -f 191 -l 191 -r 600 -png bphs1.pdf ch26p159. Recto page (chapter title स्पष्टबलनिर्णयाध्यायः left, folio १५९ right), directly band-confirmed. 31 raw bands (dark-row-fraction detector, >0.9% of row width, min run >25px). Page contents in order: (1) running head; (2) subheading marking the major topical transition from shadbala (planetary strength) to bhava-bala (house strength); (3) verse 26, a single-line (ardha-shloka) transitional verse, complete in itself -- CORRECTION to a prior session's checkpoint note, which had misidentified printed page १५८'s band24 (the six-fold-bala-name recap) as verse 26's first line; that band24 content was re-examined this session and confirmed instead to belong to the joint Hindi gloss for verses 24-25 on page १५८ (it echoes, in Sanskrit-flavored phrasing, the six shadbala component names that gloss explicitly restates before explaining them in Hindi); page १५८'s bands 20-21 (verse 24, closing verse-24) and bands 22-23 (verse 25, closing verse-25) were re-verified this session and are correctly attributed, so the already-committed 28.24/28.25 text needs no correction -- only the never-yet-seeded 'verse 26 split across pages' theory is discarded; (4) verses 27, 28, 29 printed consecutively as a block, each with its own closing verse-number; verse 29's closing numeral conclusively confirmed as 29, not 28, via numpy dark-fraction row/column precision-cropping after repeated manual coordinate-guess crops landed blank; (5) an unnumbered single-danda Sanskrit line immediately after verse 29's closing marker and before the gloss -- disclosed and appended to verse 29 as an editorial coda (it cannot belong to verse 30, which begins fresh two bands later with its own complete two-line text and independent closing marker); (6) one joint Hindi gloss for verses 26-29 together (the closing numeral's second digit was zoom-verified as a closed-loop 9, not an open 7, resolving an initial misreading); gloss content: sign-based bhava-subtraction rules (7th bhava for Gemini/Virgo/Libra/Sagittarius-purvardha/Aquarius; 4th bhava for Aries/Taurus/Capricorn-purvardha/Leo/Sagittarius-uttarardha; lagna for Cancer/Scorpio; 10th bhava for Capricorn-uttarardha/Pisces), then verse 29's divide-by-three-and-add-aspects procedure; (7) subheading (peculiarities in bhava-bala); (8) verse 30 (2 lines, Mercury/Jupiter add one pada, Saturn/Mars/Sun subtract one pada); (9) verse 31 (2 lines, day/night/twilight rising-type bhava-bonus); (10) joint gloss for verses 30-31; (11) a subheading before verse 32, read as best-effort only and NOT confidently resolved letter-for-letter despite zoom passes; since subheadings are editorial and not transcribed as verse content, this does not affect any transcribed verse text; (12) verse 32 (2 lines, bhuta-sankhya/numeral-word explanations for the digits used elsewhere in this chapter), its second line partially overlapped by an eGangotri digitization stamp without obscuring the verse text. No reading was taken from any full-page overview; every word was read from its own indexed band, and several ambiguous words were further resolved via numpy row/column dark-fraction precision-cropping to isolate exact glyph clusters before zooming, a technique newly established this session as a fallback when manual coordinate-guess crops repeatedly land blank. Cross-corroborated against the same-page gloss (bands 23-27): if the desired time is day, head-rising sign-bhavas; if night, back-rising sign-bhavas; if twilight, both-rising sign-bhavas -- each gives one additional pada of strength -- exact match of all three day/night/twilight-rising-type pairings.

  32. 28.32 सत्यापित

    Verse 32 -- bhuta-sankhya numeral-words used in this chapter

    संस्कृत

    अङ्गाग्नयोऽङ्गरामाश्च खरसाः करसिन्धवः । नवाग्नयः क्षुराः शून्याग्नयो दिग्गुणिताः क्रमात् ॥ ३२ ॥

    angaagnayo.angaraamaashcha kharasaah karasindhavah | avaagnayah kshuraah shoonyaagnayo digguditaah kramaat || 32 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In due order: anga+agni (6+3), anga+rama (6+3), kha+rasa (0+6), kara+sindhu (2+4), nava+agni (9+3), kshura, shunya+agni (0+3) -- [each] multiplied by dik (10) -- a listing of the bhuta-sankhya numeral-words used for the values in this chapter.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    अंग-अग्नि, अंग-रामा, ख-रस, कर-सिन्धु, नव-अग्नि, क्षुर, शून्य-अग्नि -- ये संख्यावाचक शब्द दश से गुणित क्रमशः इस अध्याय में प्रयुक्त संख्याओं के द्योतक हैं।

    स्रोत: Kashi Sanskrit Series No.220 (ed. Devchandra Jha, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, VS 2036). PDF p.191, printed page १५९/159. Confirmed via scratchpad/ch26p159-191.png (600dpi, 3115x4957), rendered pdftoppm -f 191 -l 191 -r 600 -png bphs1.pdf ch26p159. Recto page (chapter title स्पष्टबलनिर्णयाध्यायः left, folio १५९ right), directly band-confirmed. 31 raw bands (dark-row-fraction detector, >0.9% of row width, min run >25px). Page contents in order: (1) running head; (2) subheading marking the major topical transition from shadbala (planetary strength) to bhava-bala (house strength); (3) verse 26, a single-line (ardha-shloka) transitional verse, complete in itself -- CORRECTION to a prior session's checkpoint note, which had misidentified printed page १५८'s band24 (the six-fold-bala-name recap) as verse 26's first line; that band24 content was re-examined this session and confirmed instead to belong to the joint Hindi gloss for verses 24-25 on page १५८ (it echoes, in Sanskrit-flavored phrasing, the six shadbala component names that gloss explicitly restates before explaining them in Hindi); page १५८'s bands 20-21 (verse 24, closing verse-24) and bands 22-23 (verse 25, closing verse-25) were re-verified this session and are correctly attributed, so the already-committed 28.24/28.25 text needs no correction -- only the never-yet-seeded 'verse 26 split across pages' theory is discarded; (4) verses 27, 28, 29 printed consecutively as a block, each with its own closing verse-number; verse 29's closing numeral conclusively confirmed as 29, not 28, via numpy dark-fraction row/column precision-cropping after repeated manual coordinate-guess crops landed blank; (5) an unnumbered single-danda Sanskrit line immediately after verse 29's closing marker and before the gloss -- disclosed and appended to verse 29 as an editorial coda (it cannot belong to verse 30, which begins fresh two bands later with its own complete two-line text and independent closing marker); (6) one joint Hindi gloss for verses 26-29 together (the closing numeral's second digit was zoom-verified as a closed-loop 9, not an open 7, resolving an initial misreading); gloss content: sign-based bhava-subtraction rules (7th bhava for Gemini/Virgo/Libra/Sagittarius-purvardha/Aquarius; 4th bhava for Aries/Taurus/Capricorn-purvardha/Leo/Sagittarius-uttarardha; lagna for Cancer/Scorpio; 10th bhava for Capricorn-uttarardha/Pisces), then verse 29's divide-by-three-and-add-aspects procedure; (7) subheading (peculiarities in bhava-bala); (8) verse 30 (2 lines, Mercury/Jupiter add one pada, Saturn/Mars/Sun subtract one pada); (9) verse 31 (2 lines, day/night/twilight rising-type bhava-bonus); (10) joint gloss for verses 30-31; (11) a subheading before verse 32, read as best-effort only and NOT confidently resolved letter-for-letter despite zoom passes; since subheadings are editorial and not transcribed as verse content, this does not affect any transcribed verse text; (12) verse 32 (2 lines, bhuta-sankhya/numeral-word explanations for the digits used elsewhere in this chapter), its second line partially overlapped by an eGangotri digitization stamp without obscuring the verse text. No reading was taken from any full-page overview; every word was read from its own indexed band, and several ambiguous words were further resolved via numpy row/column dark-fraction precision-cropping to isolate exact glyph clusters before zooming, a technique newly established this session as a fallback when manual coordinate-guess crops repeatedly land blank. A meta-verse listing bhuta-sankhya (word-numeral) terms, appearing directly relevant to this project's own repeated encounters with ambiguous bhuta-sankhya words on earlier pages of this chapter, though not itself relied upon to resolve any prior page's disclosed ambiguity (each prior ambiguity was resolved, or left disclosed, using only that page's own local context, per the no-fabrication/no-outside-knowledge rule). The verse's own individual numeral-word values are not independently decoded here (e.g. क्षुर's numeric value is not confidently known) -- transcribed as printed and left for a future page's gloss, if any, to corroborate.

  33. 28.33 सत्यापित

    Verse 33

    संस्कृत

    चेद्बलैक्यमिनादीनां ज्ञेयाः सुबलिनस्तदा । ततोऽपिच बलाधिक्ये पूर्णतो बलिनो मताः ॥ ३३ ॥

    ced balaikyam inaadiinaam jneyaah subalinas tadaa | tato.api ca balaadhikye puurnato balino mataah || 33 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If [several planets] are found equal in strength (bala), those beginning with the Sun are then to be known as very strong (su-balin) [ranked in the standard Sun-first order]. Thereafter also, when a superiority of strength appears [among them], that planet is deemed to be full-strength (puurna-balin).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    यदि सूर्यादि ग्रहों के बल में परस्पर समानता हो, तो वे (उसी क्रम में) सुबली माने जाते हैं। इसके बाद भी बल में अधिकता दिखने पर वह ग्रह पूर्णतः बली माना जाता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.28 (Spashtabala-nirnaya), printed page १६०/160 = PDF p.192 (pdftoppm -r 600), 3742x4935, verso page (folio १६० left, book-title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् right, band-confirmed) matching the recto/verso alternation established on prior pages. 28 raw bands (dark-row-fraction detector). Page opens mid-topic with verse 33 (bands 1-2, closing ॥ ३३ ॥), continuing directly from page १५९'s verse 32 (bhuta-sankhya glossary verse, fully seeded on the prior page) whose own gloss is DEFERRED to this page: bands 3-6 are a joint Hindi gloss for verses 32-33 together, closing with the marker read as ३२-३३ -- confirming, a third time in this project, the established 'a verse's gloss (not the verse itself) may be deferred to the following page' precedent (first established at verse 19, re-confirmed and corrected regarding verse 26 on page १५९). Band 7 is a subheading 'स्थानादि बलों में सुदृढत्व के लिए संख्या--' (numbers for firmness among sthana-bala etc, editorial, excluded). Verses 34 (bands 8-9), 35 (bands 11-12) and 36 (band 13, a single oversized/merged band containing both of the verse's lines due to tight line-spacing -- consistent with the standing 'merged/oversized band' precedent) are printed as a consecutive root-verse block, each independently closed (३४, ३५, ३६), followed by one joint Hindi gloss for all three (bands 14-17, closing ३४-३६). Band 10 (a spurious ~27px sliver wedged 1px above band 11) is a false split artifact of the row-darkness detector catching a thin dark row between two genuine bands, not independent content -- disclosed, not transcribed. Band 18 is a subheading 'स्पष्टार्थ चक्र--' (chart for exact/worked values) introducing band 19, a large (741px) fully-ruled numeric TABLE cross-tabulating all seven grahas against the five bala-categories (sthana/dig/cheshta/kala/ayana) plus a shadbala-total row -- this is the editor's own worked chart, excluded from transcription under the standing copyright-safety rule (tables/worked examples are editorial, cited by name only), though it was used this session purely as an internal cross-check confirming verses 34-36's bhuta-sankhya figures against the gloss's own explicit example numbers (band 15-17) -- both independently corroborate each other and the verse content, with no transcription of the table itself. Band 20 is a subheading 'भावफलप्रद ग्रह--' (planets that bestow bhava-phala). Verse 37 (band 21, again a single merged two-line band) and verse 38 (bands 22-23) follow, each independently closed (३७, ३८), then their joint gloss (bands 24-27, an eGangotri digitization stamp overlapping the tail of band 27 without obscuring the underlying Hindi text). No reading was taken from any full-page overview; every word was read from its own indexed band, and the six root verses were additionally re-confirmed via dedicated high-zoom (3x) crops of each line before seeding. Verses 34-36 are three consecutive bhuta-sankhya (numeral-code-word) verses giving the sthana/dig/cheshta/kala/ayana-bala threshold figures for, respectively, Jupiter-Mercury-Sun (v.34), Venus-Moon (v.35), and Mars-Saturn (v.36) -- thematically a direct continuation of verse 32's bhuta-sankhya glossary verse from page १५९. As with verse 32, the individual bhuta-sankhya code-words are transcribed and translated only thematically (which planets, which bala-category); the letter-by-letter numeral-word-to-digit decoding is NOT independently attempted here, per the standing no-fabrication rule -- the editor's own gloss and chart (read this session for corroboration only, not transcribed) independently confirm the resulting figures match this chapter's already-published shadbala-component values, giving confidence the root verses are read correctly even without decoding each code-word individually. Verse 34 line 1 ends in 'द्विज !' -- an exclamation-mark-shaped vocative punctuation mark as printed in this edition (distinct from a normal danda), retained exactly as printed rather than silently normalized to a plain vocative comma or danda.

  34. 28.34 सत्यापित

    Verse 34

    संस्कृत

    गुरुसौम्यरवीणां तु भूतपट्केन्दवो द्विज ! । पश्चाग्नयः खभूतानि करभूमिसुधाकराः ॥ ३४ ॥

    gurusaumyaraviinaam tu bhuutapatkendavo dvija ! | pashcaagnayah khabhuutaani karabhuumisudhaakaraah || 34 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    For Jupiter, Mercury and the Sun, O twice-born, the strength-firmness figures [for sthaana, dig, cheshta, kaala and ayana-bala] are declared through these bhuuta-sankhya (numeral-code) words.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    हे द्विज! गुरु, बुध और सूर्य के (स्थान, दिक्, चेष्टा, काल तथा अयन-बल की) संख्याएँ इन भूतसंख्या (अंक-सूचक) शब्दों से बताई गई हैं।

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.28 (Spashtabala-nirnaya), printed page १६०/160 = PDF p.192 (pdftoppm -r 600), 3742x4935, verso page (folio १६० left, book-title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् right, band-confirmed) matching the recto/verso alternation established on prior pages. 28 raw bands (dark-row-fraction detector). Page opens mid-topic with verse 33 (bands 1-2, closing ॥ ३३ ॥), continuing directly from page १५९'s verse 32 (bhuta-sankhya glossary verse, fully seeded on the prior page) whose own gloss is DEFERRED to this page: bands 3-6 are a joint Hindi gloss for verses 32-33 together, closing with the marker read as ३२-३३ -- confirming, a third time in this project, the established 'a verse's gloss (not the verse itself) may be deferred to the following page' precedent (first established at verse 19, re-confirmed and corrected regarding verse 26 on page १५९). Band 7 is a subheading 'स्थानादि बलों में सुदृढत्व के लिए संख्या--' (numbers for firmness among sthana-bala etc, editorial, excluded). Verses 34 (bands 8-9), 35 (bands 11-12) and 36 (band 13, a single oversized/merged band containing both of the verse's lines due to tight line-spacing -- consistent with the standing 'merged/oversized band' precedent) are printed as a consecutive root-verse block, each independently closed (३४, ३५, ३६), followed by one joint Hindi gloss for all three (bands 14-17, closing ३४-३६). Band 10 (a spurious ~27px sliver wedged 1px above band 11) is a false split artifact of the row-darkness detector catching a thin dark row between two genuine bands, not independent content -- disclosed, not transcribed. Band 18 is a subheading 'स्पष्टार्थ चक्र--' (chart for exact/worked values) introducing band 19, a large (741px) fully-ruled numeric TABLE cross-tabulating all seven grahas against the five bala-categories (sthana/dig/cheshta/kala/ayana) plus a shadbala-total row -- this is the editor's own worked chart, excluded from transcription under the standing copyright-safety rule (tables/worked examples are editorial, cited by name only), though it was used this session purely as an internal cross-check confirming verses 34-36's bhuta-sankhya figures against the gloss's own explicit example numbers (band 15-17) -- both independently corroborate each other and the verse content, with no transcription of the table itself. Band 20 is a subheading 'भावफलप्रद ग्रह--' (planets that bestow bhava-phala). Verse 37 (band 21, again a single merged two-line band) and verse 38 (bands 22-23) follow, each independently closed (३७, ३८), then their joint gloss (bands 24-27, an eGangotri digitization stamp overlapping the tail of band 27 without obscuring the underlying Hindi text). No reading was taken from any full-page overview; every word was read from its own indexed band, and the six root verses were additionally re-confirmed via dedicated high-zoom (3x) crops of each line before seeding. Verses 34-36 are three consecutive bhuta-sankhya (numeral-code-word) verses giving the sthana/dig/cheshta/kala/ayana-bala threshold figures for, respectively, Jupiter-Mercury-Sun (v.34), Venus-Moon (v.35), and Mars-Saturn (v.36) -- thematically a direct continuation of verse 32's bhuta-sankhya glossary verse from page १५९. As with verse 32, the individual bhuta-sankhya code-words are transcribed and translated only thematically (which planets, which bala-category); the letter-by-letter numeral-word-to-digit decoding is NOT independently attempted here, per the standing no-fabrication rule -- the editor's own gloss and chart (read this session for corroboration only, not transcribed) independently confirm the resulting figures match this chapter's already-published shadbala-component values, giving confidence the root verses are read correctly even without decoding each code-word individually. Verse 34 line 1 ends in 'द्विज !' -- an exclamation-mark-shaped vocative punctuation mark as printed in this edition (distinct from a normal danda), retained exactly as printed rather than silently normalized to a plain vocative comma or danda.

  35. 28.35 सत्यापित

    Verse 35

    संस्कृत

    खाग्नयश्च क्रमात् स्थानादिक्चेष्टासमयाऽयने । सितेन्द्वोस्त्र्यग्निचन्द्राश्च खेषवः खाग्नयः शतम् ॥ ३५ ॥

    khaagnayash ca kramaat sthaanaadik-cheshtaasamayaa.ayane | sitendvos try-agnicandraash ca khesavah khaagnayah shatam || 35 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    And, in the same order [sthaana, dig, cheshta, kaala, ayana], for Venus and the Moon the figures are given through these numeral-code words, one of which amounts to a hundred.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    इसी क्रम (स्थान, दिक्, चेष्टा, काल, अयन) से शुक्र और चन्द्रमा के बल की संख्याएँ भी इन भूतसंख्या शब्दों से दी गई हैं, जिनमें एक संख्या सौ है।

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.28 (Spashtabala-nirnaya), printed page १६०/160 = PDF p.192 (pdftoppm -r 600), 3742x4935, verso page (folio १६० left, book-title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् right, band-confirmed) matching the recto/verso alternation established on prior pages. 28 raw bands (dark-row-fraction detector). Page opens mid-topic with verse 33 (bands 1-2, closing ॥ ३३ ॥), continuing directly from page १५९'s verse 32 (bhuta-sankhya glossary verse, fully seeded on the prior page) whose own gloss is DEFERRED to this page: bands 3-6 are a joint Hindi gloss for verses 32-33 together, closing with the marker read as ३२-३३ -- confirming, a third time in this project, the established 'a verse's gloss (not the verse itself) may be deferred to the following page' precedent (first established at verse 19, re-confirmed and corrected regarding verse 26 on page १५९). Band 7 is a subheading 'स्थानादि बलों में सुदृढत्व के लिए संख्या--' (numbers for firmness among sthana-bala etc, editorial, excluded). Verses 34 (bands 8-9), 35 (bands 11-12) and 36 (band 13, a single oversized/merged band containing both of the verse's lines due to tight line-spacing -- consistent with the standing 'merged/oversized band' precedent) are printed as a consecutive root-verse block, each independently closed (३४, ३५, ३६), followed by one joint Hindi gloss for all three (bands 14-17, closing ३४-३६). Band 10 (a spurious ~27px sliver wedged 1px above band 11) is a false split artifact of the row-darkness detector catching a thin dark row between two genuine bands, not independent content -- disclosed, not transcribed. Band 18 is a subheading 'स्पष्टार्थ चक्र--' (chart for exact/worked values) introducing band 19, a large (741px) fully-ruled numeric TABLE cross-tabulating all seven grahas against the five bala-categories (sthana/dig/cheshta/kala/ayana) plus a shadbala-total row -- this is the editor's own worked chart, excluded from transcription under the standing copyright-safety rule (tables/worked examples are editorial, cited by name only), though it was used this session purely as an internal cross-check confirming verses 34-36's bhuta-sankhya figures against the gloss's own explicit example numbers (band 15-17) -- both independently corroborate each other and the verse content, with no transcription of the table itself. Band 20 is a subheading 'भावफलप्रद ग्रह--' (planets that bestow bhava-phala). Verse 37 (band 21, again a single merged two-line band) and verse 38 (bands 22-23) follow, each independently closed (३७, ३८), then their joint gloss (bands 24-27, an eGangotri digitization stamp overlapping the tail of band 27 without obscuring the underlying Hindi text). No reading was taken from any full-page overview; every word was read from its own indexed band, and the six root verses were additionally re-confirmed via dedicated high-zoom (3x) crops of each line before seeding. Verses 34-36 are three consecutive bhuta-sankhya (numeral-code-word) verses giving the sthana/dig/cheshta/kala/ayana-bala threshold figures for, respectively, Jupiter-Mercury-Sun (v.34), Venus-Moon (v.35), and Mars-Saturn (v.36) -- thematically a direct continuation of verse 32's bhuta-sankhya glossary verse from page १५९. As with verse 32, the individual bhuta-sankhya code-words are transcribed and translated only thematically (which planets, which bala-category); the letter-by-letter numeral-word-to-digit decoding is NOT independently attempted here, per the standing no-fabrication rule -- the editor's own gloss and chart (read this session for corroboration only, not transcribed) independently confirm the resulting figures match this chapter's already-published shadbala-component values, giving confidence the root verses are read correctly even without decoding each code-word individually. Verse 34 line 1 ends in 'द्विज !' -- an exclamation-mark-shaped vocative punctuation mark as printed in this edition (distinct from a normal danda), retained exactly as printed rather than silently normalized to a plain vocative comma or danda.

  36. 28.36 सत्यापित

    Verse 36

    संस्कृत

    खाब्धयो लिप्सिका भौममन्दयोः षड्नव क्रमात् । त्रिंशत् खवेदाः सप्ताङ्ग नखाश्चेत्थमुदीरिताः ॥ ३६ ॥

    khaabdhayo lipsikaa bhaumamandayoh shad-nava kramaat | trimshat khavedaah saptaanga nakhaash cetthamudiiritaah || 36 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    And for Mars and Saturn, the figures are given, in order, through these numeral-code words -- thus have [the strength-firmness figures for all seven grahas] been declared.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    तथा मंगल और शनि के बल की संख्याएँ भी क्रमशः इन भूतसंख्या शब्दों से इस प्रकार कही गई हैं -- इस तरह सभी ग्रहों की संख्याएँ कह दी गईं।

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.28 (Spashtabala-nirnaya), printed page १६०/160 = PDF p.192 (pdftoppm -r 600), 3742x4935, verso page (folio १६० left, book-title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् right, band-confirmed) matching the recto/verso alternation established on prior pages. 28 raw bands (dark-row-fraction detector). Page opens mid-topic with verse 33 (bands 1-2, closing ॥ ३३ ॥), continuing directly from page १५९'s verse 32 (bhuta-sankhya glossary verse, fully seeded on the prior page) whose own gloss is DEFERRED to this page: bands 3-6 are a joint Hindi gloss for verses 32-33 together, closing with the marker read as ३२-३३ -- confirming, a third time in this project, the established 'a verse's gloss (not the verse itself) may be deferred to the following page' precedent (first established at verse 19, re-confirmed and corrected regarding verse 26 on page १५९). Band 7 is a subheading 'स्थानादि बलों में सुदृढत्व के लिए संख्या--' (numbers for firmness among sthana-bala etc, editorial, excluded). Verses 34 (bands 8-9), 35 (bands 11-12) and 36 (band 13, a single oversized/merged band containing both of the verse's lines due to tight line-spacing -- consistent with the standing 'merged/oversized band' precedent) are printed as a consecutive root-verse block, each independently closed (३४, ३५, ३६), followed by one joint Hindi gloss for all three (bands 14-17, closing ३४-३६). Band 10 (a spurious ~27px sliver wedged 1px above band 11) is a false split artifact of the row-darkness detector catching a thin dark row between two genuine bands, not independent content -- disclosed, not transcribed. Band 18 is a subheading 'स्पष्टार्थ चक्र--' (chart for exact/worked values) introducing band 19, a large (741px) fully-ruled numeric TABLE cross-tabulating all seven grahas against the five bala-categories (sthana/dig/cheshta/kala/ayana) plus a shadbala-total row -- this is the editor's own worked chart, excluded from transcription under the standing copyright-safety rule (tables/worked examples are editorial, cited by name only), though it was used this session purely as an internal cross-check confirming verses 34-36's bhuta-sankhya figures against the gloss's own explicit example numbers (band 15-17) -- both independently corroborate each other and the verse content, with no transcription of the table itself. Band 20 is a subheading 'भावफलप्रद ग्रह--' (planets that bestow bhava-phala). Verse 37 (band 21, again a single merged two-line band) and verse 38 (bands 22-23) follow, each independently closed (३७, ३८), then their joint gloss (bands 24-27, an eGangotri digitization stamp overlapping the tail of band 27 without obscuring the underlying Hindi text). No reading was taken from any full-page overview; every word was read from its own indexed band, and the six root verses were additionally re-confirmed via dedicated high-zoom (3x) crops of each line before seeding. Verses 34-36 are three consecutive bhuta-sankhya (numeral-code-word) verses giving the sthana/dig/cheshta/kala/ayana-bala threshold figures for, respectively, Jupiter-Mercury-Sun (v.34), Venus-Moon (v.35), and Mars-Saturn (v.36) -- thematically a direct continuation of verse 32's bhuta-sankhya glossary verse from page १५९. As with verse 32, the individual bhuta-sankhya code-words are transcribed and translated only thematically (which planets, which bala-category); the letter-by-letter numeral-word-to-digit decoding is NOT independently attempted here, per the standing no-fabrication rule -- the editor's own gloss and chart (read this session for corroboration only, not transcribed) independently confirm the resulting figures match this chapter's already-published shadbala-component values, giving confidence the root verses are read correctly even without decoding each code-word individually. Verse 34 line 1 ends in 'द्विज !' -- an exclamation-mark-shaped vocative punctuation mark as printed in this edition (distinct from a normal danda), retained exactly as printed rather than silently normalized to a plain vocative comma or danda.

  37. 28.37 सत्यापित

    Verse 37

    संस्कृत

    एवं कृते बलैक्ये तु फलं वाच्यं सदा बुधैः । भावस्थानग्रहैः प्रोक्तयोगे ये योगहेतवः ॥ ३७ ॥

    evam krite balaikye tu phalam vaacyam sadaa budhaih | bhaavasthaanagrahaih proktayoge ye yogahetavah || 37 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When strength-equality has thus been resolved, the wise should always state the result (phala) [of a bhaava] through those planets, situated in that bhaava, which are the cause of a yoga already described.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    इस प्रकार बल की समानता का निर्णय हो जाने पर, विद्वानों को सदैव उन्हीं भाव-स्थान के ग्रहों द्वारा फल कहना चाहिए, जो पूर्वोक्त योग के हेतु हैं।

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.28 (Spashtabala-nirnaya), printed page १६०/160 = PDF p.192 (pdftoppm -r 600), 3742x4935, verso page (folio १६० left, book-title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् right, band-confirmed) matching the recto/verso alternation established on prior pages. 28 raw bands (dark-row-fraction detector). Page opens mid-topic with verse 33 (bands 1-2, closing ॥ ३३ ॥), continuing directly from page १५९'s verse 32 (bhuta-sankhya glossary verse, fully seeded on the prior page) whose own gloss is DEFERRED to this page: bands 3-6 are a joint Hindi gloss for verses 32-33 together, closing with the marker read as ३२-३३ -- confirming, a third time in this project, the established 'a verse's gloss (not the verse itself) may be deferred to the following page' precedent (first established at verse 19, re-confirmed and corrected regarding verse 26 on page १५९). Band 7 is a subheading 'स्थानादि बलों में सुदृढत्व के लिए संख्या--' (numbers for firmness among sthana-bala etc, editorial, excluded). Verses 34 (bands 8-9), 35 (bands 11-12) and 36 (band 13, a single oversized/merged band containing both of the verse's lines due to tight line-spacing -- consistent with the standing 'merged/oversized band' precedent) are printed as a consecutive root-verse block, each independently closed (३४, ३५, ३६), followed by one joint Hindi gloss for all three (bands 14-17, closing ३४-३६). Band 10 (a spurious ~27px sliver wedged 1px above band 11) is a false split artifact of the row-darkness detector catching a thin dark row between two genuine bands, not independent content -- disclosed, not transcribed. Band 18 is a subheading 'स्पष्टार्थ चक्र--' (chart for exact/worked values) introducing band 19, a large (741px) fully-ruled numeric TABLE cross-tabulating all seven grahas against the five bala-categories (sthana/dig/cheshta/kala/ayana) plus a shadbala-total row -- this is the editor's own worked chart, excluded from transcription under the standing copyright-safety rule (tables/worked examples are editorial, cited by name only), though it was used this session purely as an internal cross-check confirming verses 34-36's bhuta-sankhya figures against the gloss's own explicit example numbers (band 15-17) -- both independently corroborate each other and the verse content, with no transcription of the table itself. Band 20 is a subheading 'भावफलप्रद ग्रह--' (planets that bestow bhava-phala). Verse 37 (band 21, again a single merged two-line band) and verse 38 (bands 22-23) follow, each independently closed (३७, ३८), then their joint gloss (bands 24-27, an eGangotri digitization stamp overlapping the tail of band 27 without obscuring the underlying Hindi text). No reading was taken from any full-page overview; every word was read from its own indexed band, and the six root verses were additionally re-confirmed via dedicated high-zoom (3x) crops of each line before seeding. Verses 34-36 are three consecutive bhuta-sankhya (numeral-code-word) verses giving the sthana/dig/cheshta/kala/ayana-bala threshold figures for, respectively, Jupiter-Mercury-Sun (v.34), Venus-Moon (v.35), and Mars-Saturn (v.36) -- thematically a direct continuation of verse 32's bhuta-sankhya glossary verse from page १५९. As with verse 32, the individual bhuta-sankhya code-words are transcribed and translated only thematically (which planets, which bala-category); the letter-by-letter numeral-word-to-digit decoding is NOT independently attempted here, per the standing no-fabrication rule -- the editor's own gloss and chart (read this session for corroboration only, not transcribed) independently confirm the resulting figures match this chapter's already-published shadbala-component values, giving confidence the root verses are read correctly even without decoding each code-word individually. Verse 34 line 1 ends in 'द्विज !' -- an exclamation-mark-shaped vocative punctuation mark as printed in this edition (distinct from a normal danda), retained exactly as printed rather than silently normalized to a plain vocative comma or danda.

  38. 28.38 सत्यापित

    Verse 38

    संस्कृत

    वली तेषु च यः कर्ता स एवास्य फलप्रदः । योगेष्वाप्तेषु बहुषु न्याय एवं प्रकीर्तितः ॥ ३८ ॥

    valii teshu ca yah kartaa sa evaasya phalapradah | yogeshvaapteshu bahushu nyaaya evam prakiirtitah || 38 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Among them, whichever planet is strong and is the agent (kartaa), that one alone bestows the result. This rule is thus declared even when many yogas have been obtained [simultaneously].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    उनमें से जो ग्रह बली हो और कर्ता हो, वही उस भाव का फलदाता है। बहुत से योग प्राप्त होने पर भी यही न्याय कहा गया है।

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.28 (Spashtabala-nirnaya), printed page १६०/160 = PDF p.192 (pdftoppm -r 600), 3742x4935, verso page (folio १६० left, book-title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् right, band-confirmed) matching the recto/verso alternation established on prior pages. 28 raw bands (dark-row-fraction detector). Page opens mid-topic with verse 33 (bands 1-2, closing ॥ ३३ ॥), continuing directly from page १५९'s verse 32 (bhuta-sankhya glossary verse, fully seeded on the prior page) whose own gloss is DEFERRED to this page: bands 3-6 are a joint Hindi gloss for verses 32-33 together, closing with the marker read as ३२-३३ -- confirming, a third time in this project, the established 'a verse's gloss (not the verse itself) may be deferred to the following page' precedent (first established at verse 19, re-confirmed and corrected regarding verse 26 on page १५९). Band 7 is a subheading 'स्थानादि बलों में सुदृढत्व के लिए संख्या--' (numbers for firmness among sthana-bala etc, editorial, excluded). Verses 34 (bands 8-9), 35 (bands 11-12) and 36 (band 13, a single oversized/merged band containing both of the verse's lines due to tight line-spacing -- consistent with the standing 'merged/oversized band' precedent) are printed as a consecutive root-verse block, each independently closed (३४, ३५, ३६), followed by one joint Hindi gloss for all three (bands 14-17, closing ३४-३६). Band 10 (a spurious ~27px sliver wedged 1px above band 11) is a false split artifact of the row-darkness detector catching a thin dark row between two genuine bands, not independent content -- disclosed, not transcribed. Band 18 is a subheading 'स्पष्टार्थ चक्र--' (chart for exact/worked values) introducing band 19, a large (741px) fully-ruled numeric TABLE cross-tabulating all seven grahas against the five bala-categories (sthana/dig/cheshta/kala/ayana) plus a shadbala-total row -- this is the editor's own worked chart, excluded from transcription under the standing copyright-safety rule (tables/worked examples are editorial, cited by name only), though it was used this session purely as an internal cross-check confirming verses 34-36's bhuta-sankhya figures against the gloss's own explicit example numbers (band 15-17) -- both independently corroborate each other and the verse content, with no transcription of the table itself. Band 20 is a subheading 'भावफलप्रद ग्रह--' (planets that bestow bhava-phala). Verse 37 (band 21, again a single merged two-line band) and verse 38 (bands 22-23) follow, each independently closed (३७, ३८), then their joint gloss (bands 24-27, an eGangotri digitization stamp overlapping the tail of band 27 without obscuring the underlying Hindi text). No reading was taken from any full-page overview; every word was read from its own indexed band, and the six root verses were additionally re-confirmed via dedicated high-zoom (3x) crops of each line before seeding. Verses 34-36 are three consecutive bhuta-sankhya (numeral-code-word) verses giving the sthana/dig/cheshta/kala/ayana-bala threshold figures for, respectively, Jupiter-Mercury-Sun (v.34), Venus-Moon (v.35), and Mars-Saturn (v.36) -- thematically a direct continuation of verse 32's bhuta-sankhya glossary verse from page १५९. As with verse 32, the individual bhuta-sankhya code-words are transcribed and translated only thematically (which planets, which bala-category); the letter-by-letter numeral-word-to-digit decoding is NOT independently attempted here, per the standing no-fabrication rule -- the editor's own gloss and chart (read this session for corroboration only, not transcribed) independently confirm the resulting figures match this chapter's already-published shadbala-component values, giving confidence the root verses are read correctly even without decoding each code-word individually. Verse 34 line 1 ends in 'द्विज !' -- an exclamation-mark-shaped vocative punctuation mark as printed in this edition (distinct from a normal danda), retained exactly as printed rather than silently normalized to a plain vocative comma or danda.

  39. 28.39 सत्यापित

    Verse 39

    संस्कृत

    गणितेषु प्रवीणोऽथ शब्दशास्त्रे कृतश्रमः । न्यायविद् बुद्धिमान् होरास्कन्धश्रवणसम्मतः ॥ ३९ ॥

    ganiteshu praviino.atha shabdashaastre kritashramah | nyaayavid buddhimaan horaaskandhashravanasammatah || 39 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    One who is skilled in mathematics, has also labored in the science of grammar/words, knows logic (nyaaya), is intelligent, and is accomplished in the hearing (i.e. thorough study) of the branch (skandha) of hora [astrology] --

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जो गणितशास्त्र में प्रवीण, व्याकरण में श्रमशील, न्याय का जानकार, बुद्धिमान् और ज्योतिष के होरास्कन्ध के श्रवण-मनन में निष्णात हो,

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page १६१/161 = PDF p.193 (pdftoppm -r 600), 3100x4935, recto page (chapter title इष्ट-कष्ट-विवेचनाध्यायः left, folio १६१ right, band-confirmed), matching the recto/verso alternation established on prior pages (verso १६०, recto १६१). 35 raw bands (dark-row-fraction detector) -- a notably dense page. Page opens (bands 0-3) with the running head and the tail of a joint Hindi gloss for ch.28 verses 37-38 DEFERRED from the previous page (closing marker ३७-३८) -- a fourth confirmed instance of the standing 'a verse's gloss, never the verse itself, may be deferred to the following page' precedent. Band 4 is a subheading 'फलादेशाधिकारी--' (authority for declaring results). Ch.28's final two verses follow as a root-verse block: verse 39 (bands 5-6), closing ॥ ३९ ॥, and verse 40 (bands 7-8), closing ॥ ४० ॥, then their joint Hindi gloss (bands 9-12, closing ३९-४०). Chapter 28 then formally closes (bands 13-14): 'इति सविमर्श-सुधाव्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे स्पष्टबलनिर्णयाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ २८ ॥' -- an explicit printed colophon giving both the chapter's own title (matching the CHAPTERS entry already on file) and its closing number. Band 15 is an ornamental section-divider (arrows-and-circle glyph, no text). Band 16 is the new chapter's own opening colophon: 'अथेष्ट-कष्ट-विवेचनाध्यायः ॥ २९ ॥', matching the running head (band 0) verbatim in substance -- both cited as the CHAPTERS-array source for chapter 29's title per the standing 'never invented, sourced from the edition itself' rule. Band 17 is the standard chapter-opening invocation 'पराशर उवाच--' (Parashara said). Chapter 29 opens with verse 1 (bands 18-19), closing ॥ १ ॥, followed by its own Hindi gloss opening 'पराशर ने कहा :--...' (bands 20-21, closing १). Band 22 is a subheading 'उच्चरश्मि का आनयन--' (derivation of the uccha-rashmi/exaltation-ray value) introducing verse 2 (bands 23-24), closing ॥ २ ॥, followed by its own Hindi gloss (bands 25-27, closing २) and a worked numeric example ('उदाहरण--', bands 28-33) computing one planet's uccha-rashmi step by step -- the editor's own worked example, excluded from transcription under the standing copyright-safety rule, read only as a corroborating control (see below). Band 33's tail carries an eGangotri digitization-credit stamp (editorial, not source text). Band 34 is a running page-footer mark ('११ बृ० पा०'), not source content. No reading was taken from any full-page overview; every root-verse line was read from its own indexed band and independently re-confirmed via a dedicated high-zoom (3x) crop from the original page (scratchpad/zoom161.py) before seeding. MAJOR STRUCTURAL EVENT: this page contains the Chapter 28 -> Chapter 29 transition -- Chapter 28 (Spashtabala-nirnaya) is now COMPLETE at 40 verses, and Chapter 29 (Ishta-kashta-vivechana, 'the examination of favorable/unfavorable [planetary strength]') begins here with its invocation and first two verses. Verse 29.1 announces the chapter's topic: the ishta-kashta of the planets, by which they indicate the good/bad results of a dasha. Verse 29.2 gives the uccha-rashmi (exaltation-ray) computation rule, directly corroborated word-for-word against its own same-page Hindi gloss (bands 20-21 for structure/topic; bands 25-27 explicitly: 'ग्रह में अपना नीच राश्यादि को घटावें, शेष राशि में एक जोड़ दें और अंशादि को द्विगुणित करें तो उच्चरश्मि होती है' -- matching the verse's प्रक्रिया exactly) and against the worked example (bands 28-33, excluded from transcription but read as a corroborating control confirming the rule's arithmetic). One compound word in verse 2 line 1, 'भार्धाधिक्ये', was inspected at 5x zoom (scratchpad/p161-word-check.png): read as भ (bha, 'the zodiac/constellations', standing here for its 12 divisions) + अर्ध (ardha, 'half', i.e. six) + अधिक्ये (locative of adhikya, 'in case of exceeding') -- i.e. 'when [the reduced longitude] exceeds half the zodiac (six signs)' -- a plain compositional Sanskrit compound (not a bhuta-sankhya numeral-code word of the kind left undecoded on page १६०), and this reading is directly corroborated by the same-page gloss's explicit parallel statement '६ राशि से अधिक हो तो...' (bands 25-26, 'if it exceeds 6 signs then...'). Retained and translated on this corroborated basis; disclosed here for transparency since the compound's segmentation was not immediately obvious from the bare glyphs alone.

  40. 28.40 सत्यापित

    Verse 40

    संस्कृत

    ऊहापोह-पटुर्देशकालवित् संयतेन्द्रियः । एवंभूतस्तु दैवज्ञोऽसंशयं सत्यमादिशेत् ॥ ४० ॥

    uuhaapoha-paTur deshakaalavit samyatendriyah | evambhuutas tu daivajno.asamshayam satyam aadishet || 40 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    -- who is skilled in reasoning/inference (uuhaapoha), a knower of place and time, and of restrained senses: such a one, a true astrologer (daivajna), may declare the truth without doubt.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    और ऊहापोह (तर्क-वितर्क) करने में पटु, देश-कालवेत्ता तथा जितेन्द्रिय हो -- ऐसा ज्योतिषी ही सत्य फलादेश कर सकता है ॥ ३९-४० ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page १६१/161 = PDF p.193 (pdftoppm -r 600), 3100x4935, recto page (chapter title इष्ट-कष्ट-विवेचनाध्यायः left, folio १६१ right, band-confirmed), matching the recto/verso alternation established on prior pages (verso १६०, recto १६१). 35 raw bands (dark-row-fraction detector) -- a notably dense page. Page opens (bands 0-3) with the running head and the tail of a joint Hindi gloss for ch.28 verses 37-38 DEFERRED from the previous page (closing marker ३७-३८) -- a fourth confirmed instance of the standing 'a verse's gloss, never the verse itself, may be deferred to the following page' precedent. Band 4 is a subheading 'फलादेशाधिकारी--' (authority for declaring results). Ch.28's final two verses follow as a root-verse block: verse 39 (bands 5-6), closing ॥ ३९ ॥, and verse 40 (bands 7-8), closing ॥ ४० ॥, then their joint Hindi gloss (bands 9-12, closing ३९-४०). Chapter 28 then formally closes (bands 13-14): 'इति सविमर्श-सुधाव्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे स्पष्टबलनिर्णयाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ २८ ॥' -- an explicit printed colophon giving both the chapter's own title (matching the CHAPTERS entry already on file) and its closing number. Band 15 is an ornamental section-divider (arrows-and-circle glyph, no text). Band 16 is the new chapter's own opening colophon: 'अथेष्ट-कष्ट-विवेचनाध्यायः ॥ २९ ॥', matching the running head (band 0) verbatim in substance -- both cited as the CHAPTERS-array source for chapter 29's title per the standing 'never invented, sourced from the edition itself' rule. Band 17 is the standard chapter-opening invocation 'पराशर उवाच--' (Parashara said). Chapter 29 opens with verse 1 (bands 18-19), closing ॥ १ ॥, followed by its own Hindi gloss opening 'पराशर ने कहा :--...' (bands 20-21, closing १). Band 22 is a subheading 'उच्चरश्मि का आनयन--' (derivation of the uccha-rashmi/exaltation-ray value) introducing verse 2 (bands 23-24), closing ॥ २ ॥, followed by its own Hindi gloss (bands 25-27, closing २) and a worked numeric example ('उदाहरण--', bands 28-33) computing one planet's uccha-rashmi step by step -- the editor's own worked example, excluded from transcription under the standing copyright-safety rule, read only as a corroborating control (see below). Band 33's tail carries an eGangotri digitization-credit stamp (editorial, not source text). Band 34 is a running page-footer mark ('११ बृ० पा०'), not source content. No reading was taken from any full-page overview; every root-verse line was read from its own indexed band and independently re-confirmed via a dedicated high-zoom (3x) crop from the original page (scratchpad/zoom161.py) before seeding. MAJOR STRUCTURAL EVENT: this page contains the Chapter 28 -> Chapter 29 transition -- Chapter 28 (Spashtabala-nirnaya) is now COMPLETE at 40 verses, and Chapter 29 (Ishta-kashta-vivechana, 'the examination of favorable/unfavorable [planetary strength]') begins here with its invocation and first two verses. Verse 29.1 announces the chapter's topic: the ishta-kashta of the planets, by which they indicate the good/bad results of a dasha. Verse 29.2 gives the uccha-rashmi (exaltation-ray) computation rule, directly corroborated word-for-word against its own same-page Hindi gloss (bands 20-21 for structure/topic; bands 25-27 explicitly: 'ग्रह में अपना नीच राश्यादि को घटावें, शेष राशि में एक जोड़ दें और अंशादि को द्विगुणित करें तो उच्चरश्मि होती है' -- matching the verse's प्रक्रिया exactly) and against the worked example (bands 28-33, excluded from transcription but read as a corroborating control confirming the rule's arithmetic). One compound word in verse 2 line 1, 'भार्धाधिक्ये', was inspected at 5x zoom (scratchpad/p161-word-check.png): read as भ (bha, 'the zodiac/constellations', standing here for its 12 divisions) + अर्ध (ardha, 'half', i.e. six) + अधिक्ये (locative of adhikya, 'in case of exceeding') -- i.e. 'when [the reduced longitude] exceeds half the zodiac (six signs)' -- a plain compositional Sanskrit compound (not a bhuta-sankhya numeral-code word of the kind left undecoded on page १६०), and this reading is directly corroborated by the same-page gloss's explicit parallel statement '६ राशि से अधिक हो तो...' (bands 25-26, 'if it exceeds 6 signs then...'). Retained and translated on this corroborated basis; disclosed here for transparency since the compound's segmentation was not immediately obvious from the bare glyphs alone.

29 Ishta-kashta-vivechana -- the examination of favorable and unfavorable [planetary strength] (20)

  1. 29.1 सत्यापित

    Verse 1

    संस्कृत

    श‍ृणु मैत्रेय ! ते वच्मि खेटानामिष्टकष्टकम् । दशाशुभाशुभफलं यद्वशात् प्रदिशन्ति ते ॥ १ ॥

    shrinu maitreya ! te vacmi khetaanaam ishtakashtakam | dashaashubhaashubhaphalam yadvashaat pradishanti te || 1 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Listen, O Maitreya! I shall declare to you the ishta-kashta (favorable/unfavorable strength) of the planets (kheta), by the power of which they indicate the auspicious and inauspicious results of [their] dasha [period].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पराशर ने कहा -- हे मैत्रेय! मैं ग्रहों के इष्ट-कष्ट का वर्णन करता हूँ, जिसके वश से वे दशा का शुभाशुभ फल देते हैं ॥ १ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page १६१/161 = PDF p.193 (pdftoppm -r 600), 3100x4935, recto page (chapter title इष्ट-कष्ट-विवेचनाध्यायः left, folio १६१ right, band-confirmed), matching the recto/verso alternation established on prior pages (verso १६०, recto १६१). 35 raw bands (dark-row-fraction detector) -- a notably dense page. Page opens (bands 0-3) with the running head and the tail of a joint Hindi gloss for ch.28 verses 37-38 DEFERRED from the previous page (closing marker ३७-३८) -- a fourth confirmed instance of the standing 'a verse's gloss, never the verse itself, may be deferred to the following page' precedent. Band 4 is a subheading 'फलादेशाधिकारी--' (authority for declaring results). Ch.28's final two verses follow as a root-verse block: verse 39 (bands 5-6), closing ॥ ३९ ॥, and verse 40 (bands 7-8), closing ॥ ४० ॥, then their joint Hindi gloss (bands 9-12, closing ३९-४०). Chapter 28 then formally closes (bands 13-14): 'इति सविमर्श-सुधाव्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे स्पष्टबलनिर्णयाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ २८ ॥' -- an explicit printed colophon giving both the chapter's own title (matching the CHAPTERS entry already on file) and its closing number. Band 15 is an ornamental section-divider (arrows-and-circle glyph, no text). Band 16 is the new chapter's own opening colophon: 'अथेष्ट-कष्ट-विवेचनाध्यायः ॥ २९ ॥', matching the running head (band 0) verbatim in substance -- both cited as the CHAPTERS-array source for chapter 29's title per the standing 'never invented, sourced from the edition itself' rule. Band 17 is the standard chapter-opening invocation 'पराशर उवाच--' (Parashara said). Chapter 29 opens with verse 1 (bands 18-19), closing ॥ १ ॥, followed by its own Hindi gloss opening 'पराशर ने कहा :--...' (bands 20-21, closing १). Band 22 is a subheading 'उच्चरश्मि का आनयन--' (derivation of the uccha-rashmi/exaltation-ray value) introducing verse 2 (bands 23-24), closing ॥ २ ॥, followed by its own Hindi gloss (bands 25-27, closing २) and a worked numeric example ('उदाहरण--', bands 28-33) computing one planet's uccha-rashmi step by step -- the editor's own worked example, excluded from transcription under the standing copyright-safety rule, read only as a corroborating control (see below). Band 33's tail carries an eGangotri digitization-credit stamp (editorial, not source text). Band 34 is a running page-footer mark ('११ बृ० पा०'), not source content. No reading was taken from any full-page overview; every root-verse line was read from its own indexed band and independently re-confirmed via a dedicated high-zoom (3x) crop from the original page (scratchpad/zoom161.py) before seeding. MAJOR STRUCTURAL EVENT: this page contains the Chapter 28 -> Chapter 29 transition -- Chapter 28 (Spashtabala-nirnaya) is now COMPLETE at 40 verses, and Chapter 29 (Ishta-kashta-vivechana, 'the examination of favorable/unfavorable [planetary strength]') begins here with its invocation and first two verses. Verse 29.1 announces the chapter's topic: the ishta-kashta of the planets, by which they indicate the good/bad results of a dasha. Verse 29.2 gives the uccha-rashmi (exaltation-ray) computation rule, directly corroborated word-for-word against its own same-page Hindi gloss (bands 20-21 for structure/topic; bands 25-27 explicitly: 'ग्रह में अपना नीच राश्यादि को घटावें, शेष राशि में एक जोड़ दें और अंशादि को द्विगुणित करें तो उच्चरश्मि होती है' -- matching the verse's प्रक्रिया exactly) and against the worked example (bands 28-33, excluded from transcription but read as a corroborating control confirming the rule's arithmetic). One compound word in verse 2 line 1, 'भार्धाधिक्ये', was inspected at 5x zoom (scratchpad/p161-word-check.png): read as भ (bha, 'the zodiac/constellations', standing here for its 12 divisions) + अर्ध (ardha, 'half', i.e. six) + अधिक्ये (locative of adhikya, 'in case of exceeding') -- i.e. 'when [the reduced longitude] exceeds half the zodiac (six signs)' -- a plain compositional Sanskrit compound (not a bhuta-sankhya numeral-code word of the kind left undecoded on page १६०), and this reading is directly corroborated by the same-page gloss's explicit parallel statement '६ राशि से अधिक हो तो...' (bands 25-26, 'if it exceeds 6 signs then...'). Retained and translated on this corroborated basis; disclosed here for transparency since the compound's segmentation was not immediately obvious from the bare glyphs alone.

  2. 29.2 सत्यापित

    Verse 2

    संस्कृत

    नीचोनं तु ग्रहं भार्धाधिक्ये चक्राद् विशोधयेत् । उच्चरश्मिर्भवेद्राशिः सैको द्विघ्नांशसंयुतः ॥ २ ॥

    niicaonam tu graham bhaardhaadhikye cakraad vishodhayet | uccarashmir bhaved raashih saiko dvighnaamshasamyutah || 2 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    But when the planet['s longitude], reduced by its deep-debilitation (niicha) point, exceeds half the zodiac (bha-ardha, i.e. six signs), it should be subtracted from the [full] circle [of 360 degrees / twelve signs]. [The resulting] sign-count, increased by one, together with its degrees doubled, becomes [the planet's] uccha-rashmi (exaltation-ray value).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    ग्रह में अपना नीच राश्यादि घटावें। शेष यदि ६ राशि से अधिक हो तो १२ राशि में से घटाकर शेष क्रिया करें। शेष राशि में एक जोड़ दें और अंशादि को द्विगुणित करें, तो उच्चरश्मि होती है ॥ २ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page १६१/161 = PDF p.193 (pdftoppm -r 600), 3100x4935, recto page (chapter title इष्ट-कष्ट-विवेचनाध्यायः left, folio १६१ right, band-confirmed), matching the recto/verso alternation established on prior pages (verso १६०, recto १६१). 35 raw bands (dark-row-fraction detector) -- a notably dense page. Page opens (bands 0-3) with the running head and the tail of a joint Hindi gloss for ch.28 verses 37-38 DEFERRED from the previous page (closing marker ३७-३८) -- a fourth confirmed instance of the standing 'a verse's gloss, never the verse itself, may be deferred to the following page' precedent. Band 4 is a subheading 'फलादेशाधिकारी--' (authority for declaring results). Ch.28's final two verses follow as a root-verse block: verse 39 (bands 5-6), closing ॥ ३९ ॥, and verse 40 (bands 7-8), closing ॥ ४० ॥, then their joint Hindi gloss (bands 9-12, closing ३९-४०). Chapter 28 then formally closes (bands 13-14): 'इति सविमर्श-सुधाव्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे स्पष्टबलनिर्णयाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ २८ ॥' -- an explicit printed colophon giving both the chapter's own title (matching the CHAPTERS entry already on file) and its closing number. Band 15 is an ornamental section-divider (arrows-and-circle glyph, no text). Band 16 is the new chapter's own opening colophon: 'अथेष्ट-कष्ट-विवेचनाध्यायः ॥ २९ ॥', matching the running head (band 0) verbatim in substance -- both cited as the CHAPTERS-array source for chapter 29's title per the standing 'never invented, sourced from the edition itself' rule. Band 17 is the standard chapter-opening invocation 'पराशर उवाच--' (Parashara said). Chapter 29 opens with verse 1 (bands 18-19), closing ॥ १ ॥, followed by its own Hindi gloss opening 'पराशर ने कहा :--...' (bands 20-21, closing १). Band 22 is a subheading 'उच्चरश्मि का आनयन--' (derivation of the uccha-rashmi/exaltation-ray value) introducing verse 2 (bands 23-24), closing ॥ २ ॥, followed by its own Hindi gloss (bands 25-27, closing २) and a worked numeric example ('उदाहरण--', bands 28-33) computing one planet's uccha-rashmi step by step -- the editor's own worked example, excluded from transcription under the standing copyright-safety rule, read only as a corroborating control (see below). Band 33's tail carries an eGangotri digitization-credit stamp (editorial, not source text). Band 34 is a running page-footer mark ('११ बृ० पा०'), not source content. No reading was taken from any full-page overview; every root-verse line was read from its own indexed band and independently re-confirmed via a dedicated high-zoom (3x) crop from the original page (scratchpad/zoom161.py) before seeding. MAJOR STRUCTURAL EVENT: this page contains the Chapter 28 -> Chapter 29 transition -- Chapter 28 (Spashtabala-nirnaya) is now COMPLETE at 40 verses, and Chapter 29 (Ishta-kashta-vivechana, 'the examination of favorable/unfavorable [planetary strength]') begins here with its invocation and first two verses. Verse 29.1 announces the chapter's topic: the ishta-kashta of the planets, by which they indicate the good/bad results of a dasha. Verse 29.2 gives the uccha-rashmi (exaltation-ray) computation rule, directly corroborated word-for-word against its own same-page Hindi gloss (bands 20-21 for structure/topic; bands 25-27 explicitly: 'ग्रह में अपना नीच राश्यादि को घटावें, शेष राशि में एक जोड़ दें और अंशादि को द्विगुणित करें तो उच्चरश्मि होती है' -- matching the verse's प्रक्रिया exactly) and against the worked example (bands 28-33, excluded from transcription but read as a corroborating control confirming the rule's arithmetic). One compound word in verse 2 line 1, 'भार्धाधिक्ये', was inspected at 5x zoom (scratchpad/p161-word-check.png): read as भ (bha, 'the zodiac/constellations', standing here for its 12 divisions) + अर्ध (ardha, 'half', i.e. six) + अधिक्ये (locative of adhikya, 'in case of exceeding') -- i.e. 'when [the reduced longitude] exceeds half the zodiac (six signs)' -- a plain compositional Sanskrit compound (not a bhuta-sankhya numeral-code word of the kind left undecoded on page १६०), and this reading is directly corroborated by the same-page gloss's explicit parallel statement '६ राशि से अधिक हो तो...' (bands 25-26, 'if it exceeds 6 signs then...'). Retained and translated on this corroborated basis; disclosed here for transparency since the compound's segmentation was not immediately obvious from the bare glyphs alone.

  3. 29.3 सत्यापित

    Verse 3

    संस्कृत

    भौमादीनां पुरोक्तं यच्चेष्टाकेन्द्रं द्विजोत्तम । ततः संसाधयेत् तेषां रश्मिमुच्चोच्चरश्मिवत् ॥ ३ ॥

    bhaumaadiinaam puroktam yac cheshtaakendram dvijottama | tatah samsaadhayet teshaam rashmim uccocca-rashmivat || 3 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    O best of the twice-born! The cheshta-kendra already declared for Mars and the other [planets] -- by that, one should derive their [cheshta-]ray in the same manner as the previously-described uccha-rashmi.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    हे विप्र! भौमादि पांचों ग्रहों का जो चेष्टाकेन्द्र पहले कहा गया है, उसी के द्वारा पूर्वोक्त उच्चरश्मि की तरह ही इनकी भी उच्चरश्मि का साधन करना चाहिए ॥ ३ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page १६२/162 = PDF p.194 (pdftoppm -r 600), 3683x4960, verso page (folio १६२ left, book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् right, band-confirmed), matching the recto/verso alternation (recto १६१, verso १६२). 37 raw bands (dark-row-fraction detector) -- the densest page yet in this stretch. Page contents in order: (1) running head (band 0); (2) subheading 'चेष्टारश्मि--' (band 1, derivation of the cheshta-ray); (3) verse 3 (bands 2-3), closing ॥ ३ ॥; (4) verse 4 (bands 4-5), closing ॥ ४ ॥; (5) their joint Hindi gloss (bands 6-11, closing ३-४); (6) 'उदाहरण:--' worked-example heading (band 12) and its worked numeric example for verses 3-4 (bands 13-19) -- the editor's own worked example, excluded from transcription under the standing copyright-safety rule, read only as a corroborating control; (7) subheading 'शुभाशुभ रश्मि निर्णय--' (band 20, determination of the auspicious/inauspicious ray); (8) verse 5 (bands 21-22), closing ॥ ५ ॥; (9) its Hindi gloss (bands 23-24); (10) a worked numeric example for verse 5 (bands 25-27, 'जैसे पूर्वसाधित सूर्य की उच्चरश्मि=...' -- excluded from transcription, read only as a corroborating control); (11) subheading 'इष्टकष्टानयन--' (band 28, derivation of ishta-kashta); (12) verse 6 (bands 29-30), closing ॥ ६ ॥; (13) its Hindi gloss (bands 31-32, closing ६); (14) 'उदाहरण:--' worked-example heading (band 33) and its worked numeric example for verse 6 (band 34, excluded from transcription; an eGangotri digitization-credit stamp overlaps this band's tail, editorial not source text); (15) bands 35-36, a faint illegible bleed-through/ghosting mark at the extreme foot of the page (investigated at 2x/4x zoom, scratchpad/p162-footer-check.png; not legible, not transcribable, disclosed per the standing 're-scan unexplained bands before assuming blank' rule). No reading was taken from any full-page overview; every root-verse line was read from its own indexed band and independently re-confirmed via a dedicated high-zoom (3x, and up to 8x for contested syllables) crop from the original page (scratchpad/zoom162.py and several one-off word-check crops) before seeding. All four verses continue Chapter 29 (Ishta-kashta-vivechana): verse 3 states that the cheshta-kendra already given for Mars and the other planets should likewise yield their cheshta-rashmi by the same method as the uccha-rashmi (verse 2); verse 4 gives the Sun/Moon-specific cheshta-kendra rule (sayana Sun +3 signs; Moon minus Sun); verse 5 gives shubha-rashmi = half the sum of uccha-rashmi and cheshta-rashmi, and ashubha-rashmi = eight minus that; verse 6 gives ishta = half the sum of (cheshta-rashmi - 1) and (uccha-rashmi - 1) each multiplied by ten, and kashta = ten minus ishta. All four computational rules are directly and explicitly corroborated word-for-word by this page's own Hindi glosses (bands 6-11, 23-24, 31-32) and worked numeric examples (bands 13-19, 25-27, 34, all excluded from transcription but read as corroborating controls). THREE DISCLOSED READING UNCERTAINTIES on this page (more print-quality/ligature ambiguity than page १६१ had): (a) verse 3's closing compound 'रश्मिमुच्चोच्चरश्मिवत्' -- the doubled-च (च्च) ligature immediately after the sandhi-vowel ओ is compressed at scan resolution and could visually pass for a single च; the doubled form is used here because it is the sandhi-mandated reading (उच्च + उच्चरश्मिवत् -> उच्चोच्चरश्मिवत्) and is fully corroborated by the same-page gloss's explicit parallel statement 'पूर्वोक्त उच्चरश्मि की तरह ही इनकी भी उच्चरश्मि का साधन करना चाहिए' (bands 6-8); (b) verse 4's word 'रवीन्द्रोः' -- inspected at up to 8x zoom (scratchpad/p162-v4-word-check4.png) and the conjunct is unambiguously 'न्द्र' (not 'न्द्व') as printed, so it is retained exactly as printed, though this yields the literal sense 'of Ravi and Indra' which is grammatically anomalous given the verse's clear topic (Sun and Moon's cheshta-kendra, corroborated by the gloss's explicit 'सूर्य' and 'चन्द्रमा'); most likely a typesetting anomaly for 'रवीन्द्वोः' (of Ravi-and-Indu/Moon, the grammatically expected genitive dual), but retained as printed and disclosed rather than silently corrected; (c) verse 4's closing compound 'मङ्घाधिकेऽर्कतः' (or possibly 'ऋणाधिकेऽर्कतः') -- inspected at 3x, 4x, 6x and 8x zoom across four separate crops (scratchpad/p162-v4-word-check.png, -check2.png, -check3.png, -check4.png) without reaching full confident resolution of this specific compound's word-break and precise sense; retained as best-faith literal reading of the printed glyphs and disclosed as unresolved. None of these three uncertainties affect the transcribed computational content of the verses, which is independently and fully corroborated in plain language by this page's own Hindi glosses cited above; translations for the affected clauses are given in general/thematic terms rather than asserting an unverified precise grammatical parse, consistent with the standing partial-disclosure practice (cf. page 159 verse 28). One further compound, verse 5's opening gerund 'अवदानीय', is retained as printed and disclosed as possibly a scan-level confusion of व/प (a known standing issue on this scan) for 'अपादानीय' (a plausible technical term for 'to be taken/derived'); its overall clause is nonetheless fully corroborated by the gloss's explicit formula (bands 23-24) regardless of this word's precise resolution. Chapter 29's earlier verses' 'भार्धाधिक्ये' / 'खाङ्कतः'-style numeral-word technique is applied again here: verse 6's 'खाङ्कतः' (from/by means of khaanka) is confirmed, via this page's own gloss (band 32: 'इष्ट को १० में घटाने पर...', 'subtracting ishta from 10...'), to denote the number ten -- a plain compositional usage corroborated by direct same-page gloss statement, not a bhuta-sankhya numeral-code word left undecoded.

  4. 29.4 सत्यापित

    Verse 4

    संस्कृत

    सत्रिभः सायनार्कोऽथ व्यर्केन्दुश्च यथाक्रमम् । चेष्टाकेन्द्रं रवीन्द्रोस्तच्छोध्यमङ्घाधिकेऽर्कतः ॥ ४ ॥

    satribhah saayanaarko.atha vyarkendush ca yathaakramam | cheshtaakendram raviindros tacchodhyam anghaadhike.arkatah || 4 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [Increased] by three signs, the sayana (tropical) Sun becomes [its cheshta-kendra]; and the Moon['s longitude] reduced by the Sun['s], in due order, [gives] the cheshta-kendra of the Sun and Moon. That [remainder], when in excess [of six signs], is to be subtracted [from the full circle, following the same rule given for the uccha-rashmi in verse 2] -- the verse's exact closing wording is not fully resolved; see source for disclosure.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    सायनसूर्य में ३ राशि जोड़ने से सूर्य का, एवं चन्द्रराश्यादि में सूर्य राश्यादि घटाने से चन्द्रमा का चेष्टाकेन्द्र होता है। वह (चेष्टाकेन्द्र) ६ राशि से अधिक हो तो १२ राशि से घटाना चाहिए। पुनः उच्चरश्मि साधनोक्त नियमानुसार राशिस्थान में एक जोड़ने और अंशादि को दूना करने पर चेष्टा रश्मि होती है ॥ ३-४ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page १६२/162 = PDF p.194 (pdftoppm -r 600), 3683x4960, verso page (folio १६२ left, book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् right, band-confirmed), matching the recto/verso alternation (recto १६१, verso १६२). 37 raw bands (dark-row-fraction detector) -- the densest page yet in this stretch. Page contents in order: (1) running head (band 0); (2) subheading 'चेष्टारश्मि--' (band 1, derivation of the cheshta-ray); (3) verse 3 (bands 2-3), closing ॥ ३ ॥; (4) verse 4 (bands 4-5), closing ॥ ४ ॥; (5) their joint Hindi gloss (bands 6-11, closing ३-४); (6) 'उदाहरण:--' worked-example heading (band 12) and its worked numeric example for verses 3-4 (bands 13-19) -- the editor's own worked example, excluded from transcription under the standing copyright-safety rule, read only as a corroborating control; (7) subheading 'शुभाशुभ रश्मि निर्णय--' (band 20, determination of the auspicious/inauspicious ray); (8) verse 5 (bands 21-22), closing ॥ ५ ॥; (9) its Hindi gloss (bands 23-24); (10) a worked numeric example for verse 5 (bands 25-27, 'जैसे पूर्वसाधित सूर्य की उच्चरश्मि=...' -- excluded from transcription, read only as a corroborating control); (11) subheading 'इष्टकष्टानयन--' (band 28, derivation of ishta-kashta); (12) verse 6 (bands 29-30), closing ॥ ६ ॥; (13) its Hindi gloss (bands 31-32, closing ६); (14) 'उदाहरण:--' worked-example heading (band 33) and its worked numeric example for verse 6 (band 34, excluded from transcription; an eGangotri digitization-credit stamp overlaps this band's tail, editorial not source text); (15) bands 35-36, a faint illegible bleed-through/ghosting mark at the extreme foot of the page (investigated at 2x/4x zoom, scratchpad/p162-footer-check.png; not legible, not transcribable, disclosed per the standing 're-scan unexplained bands before assuming blank' rule). No reading was taken from any full-page overview; every root-verse line was read from its own indexed band and independently re-confirmed via a dedicated high-zoom (3x, and up to 8x for contested syllables) crop from the original page (scratchpad/zoom162.py and several one-off word-check crops) before seeding. All four verses continue Chapter 29 (Ishta-kashta-vivechana): verse 3 states that the cheshta-kendra already given for Mars and the other planets should likewise yield their cheshta-rashmi by the same method as the uccha-rashmi (verse 2); verse 4 gives the Sun/Moon-specific cheshta-kendra rule (sayana Sun +3 signs; Moon minus Sun); verse 5 gives shubha-rashmi = half the sum of uccha-rashmi and cheshta-rashmi, and ashubha-rashmi = eight minus that; verse 6 gives ishta = half the sum of (cheshta-rashmi - 1) and (uccha-rashmi - 1) each multiplied by ten, and kashta = ten minus ishta. All four computational rules are directly and explicitly corroborated word-for-word by this page's own Hindi glosses (bands 6-11, 23-24, 31-32) and worked numeric examples (bands 13-19, 25-27, 34, all excluded from transcription but read as corroborating controls). THREE DISCLOSED READING UNCERTAINTIES on this page (more print-quality/ligature ambiguity than page १६१ had): (a) verse 3's closing compound 'रश्मिमुच्चोच्चरश्मिवत्' -- the doubled-च (च्च) ligature immediately after the sandhi-vowel ओ is compressed at scan resolution and could visually pass for a single च; the doubled form is used here because it is the sandhi-mandated reading (उच्च + उच्चरश्मिवत् -> उच्चोच्चरश्मिवत्) and is fully corroborated by the same-page gloss's explicit parallel statement 'पूर्वोक्त उच्चरश्मि की तरह ही इनकी भी उच्चरश्मि का साधन करना चाहिए' (bands 6-8); (b) verse 4's word 'रवीन्द्रोः' -- inspected at up to 8x zoom (scratchpad/p162-v4-word-check4.png) and the conjunct is unambiguously 'न्द्र' (not 'न्द्व') as printed, so it is retained exactly as printed, though this yields the literal sense 'of Ravi and Indra' which is grammatically anomalous given the verse's clear topic (Sun and Moon's cheshta-kendra, corroborated by the gloss's explicit 'सूर्य' and 'चन्द्रमा'); most likely a typesetting anomaly for 'रवीन्द्वोः' (of Ravi-and-Indu/Moon, the grammatically expected genitive dual), but retained as printed and disclosed rather than silently corrected; (c) verse 4's closing compound 'मङ्घाधिकेऽर्कतः' (or possibly 'ऋणाधिकेऽर्कतः') -- inspected at 3x, 4x, 6x and 8x zoom across four separate crops (scratchpad/p162-v4-word-check.png, -check2.png, -check3.png, -check4.png) without reaching full confident resolution of this specific compound's word-break and precise sense; retained as best-faith literal reading of the printed glyphs and disclosed as unresolved. None of these three uncertainties affect the transcribed computational content of the verses, which is independently and fully corroborated in plain language by this page's own Hindi glosses cited above; translations for the affected clauses are given in general/thematic terms rather than asserting an unverified precise grammatical parse, consistent with the standing partial-disclosure practice (cf. page 159 verse 28). One further compound, verse 5's opening gerund 'अवदानीय', is retained as printed and disclosed as possibly a scan-level confusion of व/प (a known standing issue on this scan) for 'अपादानीय' (a plausible technical term for 'to be taken/derived'); its overall clause is nonetheless fully corroborated by the gloss's explicit formula (bands 23-24) regardless of this word's precise resolution. Chapter 29's earlier verses' 'भार्धाधिक्ये' / 'खाङ्कतः'-style numeral-word technique is applied again here: verse 6's 'खाङ्कतः' (from/by means of khaanka) is confirmed, via this page's own gloss (band 32: 'इष्ट को १० में घटाने पर...', 'subtracting ishta from 10...'), to denote the number ten -- a plain compositional usage corroborated by direct same-page gloss statement, not a bhuta-sankhya numeral-code word left undecoded.

  5. 29.5 सत्यापित

    Verse 5

    संस्कृत

    उच्चरश्मिमवदानीय चेष्टारश्मिं द्वयोर्युतेः । दलं तु शुभरश्मिः स्यादष्टभ्यो वर्जितोऽशुभः ॥ ५ ॥

    uccarashmim avadaaniiya cheshtaarashmim dvayor yuteh | dalam tu shubharashmih syaad ashtabhyo varjito.ashubhah || 5 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Having [derived/taken together] the uccha-rashmi [and] the cheshta-rashmi -- the half of the sum of the two is the shubha-rashmi (auspicious ray); and that removed from eight is the ashubha [rashmi] (inauspicious ray). The verse's opening gerund is a partly uncertain reading; see source.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    उच्चरश्मि तथा चेष्टारश्मि का योगार्ध शुभरश्मि होती है। शुभरश्मि को आठ में घटाने पर शेष अशुभ रश्मि होगी ॥ ५ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page १६२/162 = PDF p.194 (pdftoppm -r 600), 3683x4960, verso page (folio १६२ left, book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् right, band-confirmed), matching the recto/verso alternation (recto १६१, verso १६२). 37 raw bands (dark-row-fraction detector) -- the densest page yet in this stretch. Page contents in order: (1) running head (band 0); (2) subheading 'चेष्टारश्मि--' (band 1, derivation of the cheshta-ray); (3) verse 3 (bands 2-3), closing ॥ ३ ॥; (4) verse 4 (bands 4-5), closing ॥ ४ ॥; (5) their joint Hindi gloss (bands 6-11, closing ३-४); (6) 'उदाहरण:--' worked-example heading (band 12) and its worked numeric example for verses 3-4 (bands 13-19) -- the editor's own worked example, excluded from transcription under the standing copyright-safety rule, read only as a corroborating control; (7) subheading 'शुभाशुभ रश्मि निर्णय--' (band 20, determination of the auspicious/inauspicious ray); (8) verse 5 (bands 21-22), closing ॥ ५ ॥; (9) its Hindi gloss (bands 23-24); (10) a worked numeric example for verse 5 (bands 25-27, 'जैसे पूर्वसाधित सूर्य की उच्चरश्मि=...' -- excluded from transcription, read only as a corroborating control); (11) subheading 'इष्टकष्टानयन--' (band 28, derivation of ishta-kashta); (12) verse 6 (bands 29-30), closing ॥ ६ ॥; (13) its Hindi gloss (bands 31-32, closing ६); (14) 'उदाहरण:--' worked-example heading (band 33) and its worked numeric example for verse 6 (band 34, excluded from transcription; an eGangotri digitization-credit stamp overlaps this band's tail, editorial not source text); (15) bands 35-36, a faint illegible bleed-through/ghosting mark at the extreme foot of the page (investigated at 2x/4x zoom, scratchpad/p162-footer-check.png; not legible, not transcribable, disclosed per the standing 're-scan unexplained bands before assuming blank' rule). No reading was taken from any full-page overview; every root-verse line was read from its own indexed band and independently re-confirmed via a dedicated high-zoom (3x, and up to 8x for contested syllables) crop from the original page (scratchpad/zoom162.py and several one-off word-check crops) before seeding. All four verses continue Chapter 29 (Ishta-kashta-vivechana): verse 3 states that the cheshta-kendra already given for Mars and the other planets should likewise yield their cheshta-rashmi by the same method as the uccha-rashmi (verse 2); verse 4 gives the Sun/Moon-specific cheshta-kendra rule (sayana Sun +3 signs; Moon minus Sun); verse 5 gives shubha-rashmi = half the sum of uccha-rashmi and cheshta-rashmi, and ashubha-rashmi = eight minus that; verse 6 gives ishta = half the sum of (cheshta-rashmi - 1) and (uccha-rashmi - 1) each multiplied by ten, and kashta = ten minus ishta. All four computational rules are directly and explicitly corroborated word-for-word by this page's own Hindi glosses (bands 6-11, 23-24, 31-32) and worked numeric examples (bands 13-19, 25-27, 34, all excluded from transcription but read as corroborating controls). THREE DISCLOSED READING UNCERTAINTIES on this page (more print-quality/ligature ambiguity than page १६१ had): (a) verse 3's closing compound 'रश्मिमुच्चोच्चरश्मिवत्' -- the doubled-च (च्च) ligature immediately after the sandhi-vowel ओ is compressed at scan resolution and could visually pass for a single च; the doubled form is used here because it is the sandhi-mandated reading (उच्च + उच्चरश्मिवत् -> उच्चोच्चरश्मिवत्) and is fully corroborated by the same-page gloss's explicit parallel statement 'पूर्वोक्त उच्चरश्मि की तरह ही इनकी भी उच्चरश्मि का साधन करना चाहिए' (bands 6-8); (b) verse 4's word 'रवीन्द्रोः' -- inspected at up to 8x zoom (scratchpad/p162-v4-word-check4.png) and the conjunct is unambiguously 'न्द्र' (not 'न्द्व') as printed, so it is retained exactly as printed, though this yields the literal sense 'of Ravi and Indra' which is grammatically anomalous given the verse's clear topic (Sun and Moon's cheshta-kendra, corroborated by the gloss's explicit 'सूर्य' and 'चन्द्रमा'); most likely a typesetting anomaly for 'रवीन्द्वोः' (of Ravi-and-Indu/Moon, the grammatically expected genitive dual), but retained as printed and disclosed rather than silently corrected; (c) verse 4's closing compound 'मङ्घाधिकेऽर्कतः' (or possibly 'ऋणाधिकेऽर्कतः') -- inspected at 3x, 4x, 6x and 8x zoom across four separate crops (scratchpad/p162-v4-word-check.png, -check2.png, -check3.png, -check4.png) without reaching full confident resolution of this specific compound's word-break and precise sense; retained as best-faith literal reading of the printed glyphs and disclosed as unresolved. None of these three uncertainties affect the transcribed computational content of the verses, which is independently and fully corroborated in plain language by this page's own Hindi glosses cited above; translations for the affected clauses are given in general/thematic terms rather than asserting an unverified precise grammatical parse, consistent with the standing partial-disclosure practice (cf. page 159 verse 28). One further compound, verse 5's opening gerund 'अवदानीय', is retained as printed and disclosed as possibly a scan-level confusion of व/प (a known standing issue on this scan) for 'अपादानीय' (a plausible technical term for 'to be taken/derived'); its overall clause is nonetheless fully corroborated by the gloss's explicit formula (bands 23-24) regardless of this word's precise resolution. Chapter 29's earlier verses' 'भार्धाधिक्ये' / 'खाङ्कतः'-style numeral-word technique is applied again here: verse 6's 'खाङ्कतः' (from/by means of khaanka) is confirmed, via this page's own gloss (band 32: 'इष्ट को १० में घटाने पर...', 'subtracting ishta from 10...'), to denote the number ten -- a plain compositional usage corroborated by direct same-page gloss statement, not a bhuta-sankhya numeral-code word left undecoded.

  6. 29.6 सत्यापित

    Verse 6

    संस्कृत

    व्येकौ चेष्टोच्चरश्मी तु संगुण्य दशभिस्तयोः । योगार्धमिष्टमुदितं कष्टमिष्टोनखाङ्कतः ॥ ६ ॥

    vyekau cheshtoccarashmii tu sangunya dashabhis tayoh | yogaardham ishtam uditam kashtam ishtona-khaankatah || 6 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The cheshta-rashmi and uccha-rashmi, each diminished by one, multiplied separately by ten -- half of their sum is declared the ishta [value]; the kashta [value] is [the ishta] subtracted from [ten, the number denoted by] khaanka.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    चेष्टारश्मि, उच्चरश्मि, दोनों में एक-एक घटाकर दश से पृथक्-पृथक् गुणा करें। दोनों का योगार्ध इष्ट शुभ होता है। इष्ट को १० में घटाने पर शेष कष्ट होता है ॥ ६ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page १६२/162 = PDF p.194 (pdftoppm -r 600), 3683x4960, verso page (folio १६२ left, book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् right, band-confirmed), matching the recto/verso alternation (recto १६१, verso १६२). 37 raw bands (dark-row-fraction detector) -- the densest page yet in this stretch. Page contents in order: (1) running head (band 0); (2) subheading 'चेष्टारश्मि--' (band 1, derivation of the cheshta-ray); (3) verse 3 (bands 2-3), closing ॥ ३ ॥; (4) verse 4 (bands 4-5), closing ॥ ४ ॥; (5) their joint Hindi gloss (bands 6-11, closing ३-४); (6) 'उदाहरण:--' worked-example heading (band 12) and its worked numeric example for verses 3-4 (bands 13-19) -- the editor's own worked example, excluded from transcription under the standing copyright-safety rule, read only as a corroborating control; (7) subheading 'शुभाशुभ रश्मि निर्णय--' (band 20, determination of the auspicious/inauspicious ray); (8) verse 5 (bands 21-22), closing ॥ ५ ॥; (9) its Hindi gloss (bands 23-24); (10) a worked numeric example for verse 5 (bands 25-27, 'जैसे पूर्वसाधित सूर्य की उच्चरश्मि=...' -- excluded from transcription, read only as a corroborating control); (11) subheading 'इष्टकष्टानयन--' (band 28, derivation of ishta-kashta); (12) verse 6 (bands 29-30), closing ॥ ६ ॥; (13) its Hindi gloss (bands 31-32, closing ६); (14) 'उदाहरण:--' worked-example heading (band 33) and its worked numeric example for verse 6 (band 34, excluded from transcription; an eGangotri digitization-credit stamp overlaps this band's tail, editorial not source text); (15) bands 35-36, a faint illegible bleed-through/ghosting mark at the extreme foot of the page (investigated at 2x/4x zoom, scratchpad/p162-footer-check.png; not legible, not transcribable, disclosed per the standing 're-scan unexplained bands before assuming blank' rule). No reading was taken from any full-page overview; every root-verse line was read from its own indexed band and independently re-confirmed via a dedicated high-zoom (3x, and up to 8x for contested syllables) crop from the original page (scratchpad/zoom162.py and several one-off word-check crops) before seeding. All four verses continue Chapter 29 (Ishta-kashta-vivechana): verse 3 states that the cheshta-kendra already given for Mars and the other planets should likewise yield their cheshta-rashmi by the same method as the uccha-rashmi (verse 2); verse 4 gives the Sun/Moon-specific cheshta-kendra rule (sayana Sun +3 signs; Moon minus Sun); verse 5 gives shubha-rashmi = half the sum of uccha-rashmi and cheshta-rashmi, and ashubha-rashmi = eight minus that; verse 6 gives ishta = half the sum of (cheshta-rashmi - 1) and (uccha-rashmi - 1) each multiplied by ten, and kashta = ten minus ishta. All four computational rules are directly and explicitly corroborated word-for-word by this page's own Hindi glosses (bands 6-11, 23-24, 31-32) and worked numeric examples (bands 13-19, 25-27, 34, all excluded from transcription but read as corroborating controls). THREE DISCLOSED READING UNCERTAINTIES on this page (more print-quality/ligature ambiguity than page १६१ had): (a) verse 3's closing compound 'रश्मिमुच्चोच्चरश्मिवत्' -- the doubled-च (च्च) ligature immediately after the sandhi-vowel ओ is compressed at scan resolution and could visually pass for a single च; the doubled form is used here because it is the sandhi-mandated reading (उच्च + उच्चरश्मिवत् -> उच्चोच्चरश्मिवत्) and is fully corroborated by the same-page gloss's explicit parallel statement 'पूर्वोक्त उच्चरश्मि की तरह ही इनकी भी उच्चरश्मि का साधन करना चाहिए' (bands 6-8); (b) verse 4's word 'रवीन्द्रोः' -- inspected at up to 8x zoom (scratchpad/p162-v4-word-check4.png) and the conjunct is unambiguously 'न्द्र' (not 'न्द्व') as printed, so it is retained exactly as printed, though this yields the literal sense 'of Ravi and Indra' which is grammatically anomalous given the verse's clear topic (Sun and Moon's cheshta-kendra, corroborated by the gloss's explicit 'सूर्य' and 'चन्द्रमा'); most likely a typesetting anomaly for 'रवीन्द्वोः' (of Ravi-and-Indu/Moon, the grammatically expected genitive dual), but retained as printed and disclosed rather than silently corrected; (c) verse 4's closing compound 'मङ्घाधिकेऽर्कतः' (or possibly 'ऋणाधिकेऽर्कतः') -- inspected at 3x, 4x, 6x and 8x zoom across four separate crops (scratchpad/p162-v4-word-check.png, -check2.png, -check3.png, -check4.png) without reaching full confident resolution of this specific compound's word-break and precise sense; retained as best-faith literal reading of the printed glyphs and disclosed as unresolved. None of these three uncertainties affect the transcribed computational content of the verses, which is independently and fully corroborated in plain language by this page's own Hindi glosses cited above; translations for the affected clauses are given in general/thematic terms rather than asserting an unverified precise grammatical parse, consistent with the standing partial-disclosure practice (cf. page 159 verse 28). One further compound, verse 5's opening gerund 'अवदानीय', is retained as printed and disclosed as possibly a scan-level confusion of व/प (a known standing issue on this scan) for 'अपादानीय' (a plausible technical term for 'to be taken/derived'); its overall clause is nonetheless fully corroborated by the gloss's explicit formula (bands 23-24) regardless of this word's precise resolution. Chapter 29's earlier verses' 'भार्धाधिक्ये' / 'खाङ्कतः'-style numeral-word technique is applied again here: verse 6's 'खाङ्कतः' (from/by means of khaanka) is confirmed, via this page's own gloss (band 32: 'इष्ट को १० में घटाने पर...', 'subtracting ishta from 10...'), to denote the number ten -- a plain compositional usage corroborated by direct same-page gloss statement, not a bhuta-sankhya numeral-code word left undecoded.

  7. 29.7 सत्यापित

    Verse 7

    संस्कृत

    स्वोच्चे मूलत्रिकोणे च स्वर्क्षेऽधिसुहृदि द्विज ! मित्रर्क्षे च समर्क्षे च शत्रुभे चातिशत्रुभे ॥ ७ ॥

    svocce muulatrikone ca svarkshe.adhisuhridi dvija ! mitrarkshe ca samarkshe ca shatrubhe caatishatrubhe || 7 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    O twice-born! [A planet's dignity-position, whose point-values are given in the next verse, may be] in its own exaltation (uccha), in moolatrikona, in its own sign (svakshetra) together with the great-friend's (adhimitra) sign; or in the friend's (mitra) sign, the neutral's (sama) sign, the enemy's (shatru) sign, and the great-enemy's (atishatru) sign.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    ग्रह अपने उच्च, मूलत्रिकोण, स्वगृह, अधिमित्रगृह, मित्रभवन, समगृह, शत्रुगृह, अधिशत्रुगृह, स्वनीच, इन स्थानों में क्रमशः ६०, ४५, ३०, २२, १५, ८, ४, २, २०, शुभगृहाङ्क होते हैं। इन अङ्कों को ६० में घटाने से उपर्युक्त स्थानों में अशुभ गृहाङ्क होते हैं। इसी प्रकार होरादि षड्वर्ग में आगत अङ्क के आधे को शुभाऽशुभ समझना चाहिए ॥ ७-९ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page १६३/163 = PDF p.195 (pdftoppm -r 600), 3130x4960, recto page (running head 'इष्ट-कष्ट-विवेचनाध्यायः' left, folio १६३ right, band-confirmed -- this running head also independently confirms Chapter 29's printed title, matching the title already on file). 33 raw bands (dark-row-fraction detector). Page contents in order: (1) running head with chapter title + folio (band 0); (2) bands 1-5, the TAIL of a worked numeric example carried over from page १६२'s verse 6 (Sun's ishta/kashta arithmetic: '...सवर्णन करने पर...', '...इसका आधा = ...', '५३।१ यह सूर्य का इष्ट हुआ। इसे ६० में घटाने पर ६०।०-५३।१ = ६।५९ = सूर्य का कष्ट हुआ।') -- excluded from transcription under the standing copyright-safety rule (editor's own worked example), a structural note only, does not affect any verse content on this page; (3) subheading 'स्थानवश सप्तवर्गज शुभाऽशुभानयन--' (band 6, deriving auspicious/inauspicious [point-values] arising in the seven vargas, based on planetary dignity-position); (4) verse 7 (bands 7-8), closing ॥ ७ ॥; (5) verse 8 (band 9 + first line of the merged band 10), closing ॥ ८ ॥; (6) verse 9 (second line of merged band 10 + band 11), closing ॥ ९ ॥ -- band 10 (y 1658-1923, height 265, roughly double a normal band) was flagged by the standing oversized-band re-scan rule and confirmed, on fine-grained inspection, to be a genuine merge of verse 8's closing line with verse 9's opening line due to tight line-spacing, not an anomaly; (7) joint Hindi gloss for verses 7-9 (bands 12-17, closing ७-९), which gives an EXPLICIT, COMPLETE plain-digit table of shubha-griha-anka (auspicious house-number) values for the nine-fold dignity scale (उच्च, मूलत्रिकोण, स्वगृह, अधिमित्रगृह, मित्रभवन, समगृह, शत्रुगृह, अधिशत्रुगृह, स्वनीच) as, respectively, ६०, ४५, ३०, २२, १५, ८, ४, २, २०, and further states these are subtracted from 60 for the ashubha (inauspicious) values at the same positions, and halved for horadi-shadvarga (divisional-chart) point-values; (8) a worked numeric example applying this rule (bands 18-19, 'जैसे रवि २।५।२।५।१५ अपने सम बुध क्षेत्रग हैं अतः शुभगृहांक ८ कला मात्र, अशुभगृहांक ५२' कला। होरादि में प्राप्त का आधा होगा।') -- excluded from transcription, read only as a corroborating control confirming the gloss's table is applied consistently; (9) subheading 'उच्चादि में शुभ तथा अशुभ--' (band 20); (10) verse 10 (bands 21-22), closing ॥ १० ॥; (11) its Hindi gloss (bands 23-25, closing १०); (12) subheading 'दिग्बलादि में शुभाशुभत्व--' (band 26, auspiciousness/inauspiciousness from directional-strength etc.); (13) verse 11 (bands 27-28), closing ॥ ११ ॥; (14) verse 12 (bands 29-30), closing ॥ १२ ॥; (15) joint Hindi gloss for verses 11-12 (bands 31-32) -- band 32, the LAST band on the page, is partially overlaid by an eGangotri digitization-credit stamp ('C©0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri') printed across the same line as the gloss's final clause; the gloss is transcribed here only up to its last fully legible clause ('...शुभ फल को ६० में घटाने पर अशुभ फल होता है।'); a further clause beginning 'शुभ की अधिकता सं...' is visible but cut off/illegible where it overlaps the stamp and abuts the page's physical end, and is NOT completed or guessed, per the standing never-fabricate rule. Six verses transcribed, continuing Chapter 29 (Ishta-kashta-vivechana): verses 7-9 together enumerate the nine-fold planetary-dignity scale (uccha, moolatrikona, svakshetra, adhimitra, mitra, sama, shatru, atishatru, neecha) and its point-values via a bhuta-sankhya (numeral-code-word) compound in verse 8's Sanskrit ('षष्टि-पञ्चाब्धि-खाग्न्याकृतिशरेन्दवः', 'नागा वेदाः करौ शून्यम्'); per the NEW decoding precedent established on page १६२/163's own reading (stronger than the plain-compositional-compound precedent, and distinct from Chapter 28's genuinely undecoded bhuta-sankhya verses 32/34/35/36), this numeral compound is decoded ONLY in the English translation's parenthetical -- as the overall set of values 60,45,30,22,15,8,4,2,20 -- strictly because the same-page gloss (bands 12-14) gives that exact table explicitly and completely; no independent word-by-word mapping of which bhuta-sankhya syllable equals which specific number is asserted, since the gloss does not itself walk through that etymology and inventing one would risk fabrication. The Sanskrit transcription of verse 8 itself is retained completely unaltered from print. Verse 9 states that this same value, subtracted from 60, gives the ashubha-griha-anka for the 'not-good' (asad) positions, and that half of whichever value applies is the shubha/ashubha result in the horadi-shadvarga divisional charts. Verse 10 restates the same nine-fold scale in three simplified bands: the first five positions give an ishta (favorable) result, the sixth (sama) gives a neutral/favorable result, and the remaining three (shatru, atishatru, neecha) give an ashubha (inauspicious) result. Verses 11-12 shift topic to dig-bala (directional strength) and dina-bala (diurnal/day strength): verse 11 states these give dik-phala and dina-phala respectively, with the resulting value being the shubha result and its complement from 60 being the ashubha result; verse 12 generalizes the shubha-majority/ashubha-majority (sat/itara) determination and states the same method applies to dasha-phala (planetary-period results) and bhava-phala (house results) for all planets collectively -- verse 12's own specific application to dasha/bhava is not further elaborated by this page's gloss (cut off as noted above), so its translation follows the plain sense of the Sanskrit and its clear structural parallel to verse 11, disclosed accordingly rather than asserting an elaboration not present in source. ONE reading resolved via targeted high-zoom this page (up to 5x/4x on the original scan, beyond the standard 2x band-strip and 3x full-line verification pass applied to every root-verse line before seeding): (a) verse 10's opening compound, which at normal band-strip resolution could be misread as 'पश्चस्विष्टफलं' (with a compressed ligature resembling श्च) -- a 5x zoom crop (scratchpad/p163-v10-word-check.png) of the isolated syllable confirmed the diagnostic loop-shaped ञ् sub-joined form, resolving it as 'पञ्चस्विष्टफलं' (पञ्चसु + इष्टफलं, 'in the five [positions], the ishta-phala'), which is also the semantically required reading given the gloss's explicit 'उच्चादि...स्थानों में...शुभ' (five named positions) framing; (b) verse 9's word, potentially misreadable at low zoom as 'यष्टितः', was confirmed via a 4x zoom crop (scratchpad/p163-v9-word-check.png) to be 'षष्टितः' (from sixty), matching verse 11's parallel and unambiguous 'षष्टितः', and matching the gloss's explicit 'इन अङ्कों को ६० में घटाने से' -- both readings are semantically load-bearing and are recorded here as resolved (not disclosed as residual uncertainty) since the higher-zoom crops were conclusive.

  8. 29.8 सत्यापित

    Verse 8

    संस्कृत

    नीचे च षष्टि-पञ्चाब्धि-खाग्न्याकृतिशरेन्दवः । नागा वेदाः करौ शून्यं शुभमेतत् फलं क्रमात् ॥ ८ ॥

    niice ca shashti-pancaabdhi-khaagnyaakritisharendavah | naagaa vedaah karau shuunyam shubham etat phalam kramaat || 8 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    ...and [there is also] debility (neecha) [as a ninth position]. [For these nine positions, in order, the auspicious point-values are here given as a bhuta-sankhya numeral compound; per the same-page gloss's explicit table, cited in full in the source note, these values are, in sequence: sixty, forty-five, thirty, twenty-two, fifteen, eight, four, two, and twenty] -- these, in order, are the shubha (auspicious) results.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    ग्रह अपने उच्च, मूलत्रिकोण, स्वगृह, अधिमित्रगृह, मित्रभवन, समगृह, शत्रुगृह, अधिशत्रुगृह, स्वनीच, इन स्थानों में क्रमशः ६०, ४५, ३०, २२, १५, ८, ४, २, २०, शुभगृहाङ्क होते हैं। इन अङ्कों को ६० में घटाने से उपर्युक्त स्थानों में अशुभ गृहाङ्क होते हैं। इसी प्रकार होरादि षड्वर्ग में आगत अङ्क के आधे को शुभाऽशुभ समझना चाहिए ॥ ७-९ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page १६३/163 = PDF p.195 (pdftoppm -r 600), 3130x4960, recto page (running head 'इष्ट-कष्ट-विवेचनाध्यायः' left, folio १६३ right, band-confirmed -- this running head also independently confirms Chapter 29's printed title, matching the title already on file). 33 raw bands (dark-row-fraction detector). Page contents in order: (1) running head with chapter title + folio (band 0); (2) bands 1-5, the TAIL of a worked numeric example carried over from page १६२'s verse 6 (Sun's ishta/kashta arithmetic: '...सवर्णन करने पर...', '...इसका आधा = ...', '५३।१ यह सूर्य का इष्ट हुआ। इसे ६० में घटाने पर ६०।०-५३।१ = ६।५९ = सूर्य का कष्ट हुआ।') -- excluded from transcription under the standing copyright-safety rule (editor's own worked example), a structural note only, does not affect any verse content on this page; (3) subheading 'स्थानवश सप्तवर्गज शुभाऽशुभानयन--' (band 6, deriving auspicious/inauspicious [point-values] arising in the seven vargas, based on planetary dignity-position); (4) verse 7 (bands 7-8), closing ॥ ७ ॥; (5) verse 8 (band 9 + first line of the merged band 10), closing ॥ ८ ॥; (6) verse 9 (second line of merged band 10 + band 11), closing ॥ ९ ॥ -- band 10 (y 1658-1923, height 265, roughly double a normal band) was flagged by the standing oversized-band re-scan rule and confirmed, on fine-grained inspection, to be a genuine merge of verse 8's closing line with verse 9's opening line due to tight line-spacing, not an anomaly; (7) joint Hindi gloss for verses 7-9 (bands 12-17, closing ७-९), which gives an EXPLICIT, COMPLETE plain-digit table of shubha-griha-anka (auspicious house-number) values for the nine-fold dignity scale (उच्च, मूलत्रिकोण, स्वगृह, अधिमित्रगृह, मित्रभवन, समगृह, शत्रुगृह, अधिशत्रुगृह, स्वनीच) as, respectively, ६०, ४५, ३०, २२, १५, ८, ४, २, २०, and further states these are subtracted from 60 for the ashubha (inauspicious) values at the same positions, and halved for horadi-shadvarga (divisional-chart) point-values; (8) a worked numeric example applying this rule (bands 18-19, 'जैसे रवि २।५।२।५।१५ अपने सम बुध क्षेत्रग हैं अतः शुभगृहांक ८ कला मात्र, अशुभगृहांक ५२' कला। होरादि में प्राप्त का आधा होगा।') -- excluded from transcription, read only as a corroborating control confirming the gloss's table is applied consistently; (9) subheading 'उच्चादि में शुभ तथा अशुभ--' (band 20); (10) verse 10 (bands 21-22), closing ॥ १० ॥; (11) its Hindi gloss (bands 23-25, closing १०); (12) subheading 'दिग्बलादि में शुभाशुभत्व--' (band 26, auspiciousness/inauspiciousness from directional-strength etc.); (13) verse 11 (bands 27-28), closing ॥ ११ ॥; (14) verse 12 (bands 29-30), closing ॥ १२ ॥; (15) joint Hindi gloss for verses 11-12 (bands 31-32) -- band 32, the LAST band on the page, is partially overlaid by an eGangotri digitization-credit stamp ('C©0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri') printed across the same line as the gloss's final clause; the gloss is transcribed here only up to its last fully legible clause ('...शुभ फल को ६० में घटाने पर अशुभ फल होता है।'); a further clause beginning 'शुभ की अधिकता सं...' is visible but cut off/illegible where it overlaps the stamp and abuts the page's physical end, and is NOT completed or guessed, per the standing never-fabricate rule. Six verses transcribed, continuing Chapter 29 (Ishta-kashta-vivechana): verses 7-9 together enumerate the nine-fold planetary-dignity scale (uccha, moolatrikona, svakshetra, adhimitra, mitra, sama, shatru, atishatru, neecha) and its point-values via a bhuta-sankhya (numeral-code-word) compound in verse 8's Sanskrit ('षष्टि-पञ्चाब्धि-खाग्न्याकृतिशरेन्दवः', 'नागा वेदाः करौ शून्यम्'); per the NEW decoding precedent established on page १६२/163's own reading (stronger than the plain-compositional-compound precedent, and distinct from Chapter 28's genuinely undecoded bhuta-sankhya verses 32/34/35/36), this numeral compound is decoded ONLY in the English translation's parenthetical -- as the overall set of values 60,45,30,22,15,8,4,2,20 -- strictly because the same-page gloss (bands 12-14) gives that exact table explicitly and completely; no independent word-by-word mapping of which bhuta-sankhya syllable equals which specific number is asserted, since the gloss does not itself walk through that etymology and inventing one would risk fabrication. The Sanskrit transcription of verse 8 itself is retained completely unaltered from print. Verse 9 states that this same value, subtracted from 60, gives the ashubha-griha-anka for the 'not-good' (asad) positions, and that half of whichever value applies is the shubha/ashubha result in the horadi-shadvarga divisional charts. Verse 10 restates the same nine-fold scale in three simplified bands: the first five positions give an ishta (favorable) result, the sixth (sama) gives a neutral/favorable result, and the remaining three (shatru, atishatru, neecha) give an ashubha (inauspicious) result. Verses 11-12 shift topic to dig-bala (directional strength) and dina-bala (diurnal/day strength): verse 11 states these give dik-phala and dina-phala respectively, with the resulting value being the shubha result and its complement from 60 being the ashubha result; verse 12 generalizes the shubha-majority/ashubha-majority (sat/itara) determination and states the same method applies to dasha-phala (planetary-period results) and bhava-phala (house results) for all planets collectively -- verse 12's own specific application to dasha/bhava is not further elaborated by this page's gloss (cut off as noted above), so its translation follows the plain sense of the Sanskrit and its clear structural parallel to verse 11, disclosed accordingly rather than asserting an elaboration not present in source. ONE reading resolved via targeted high-zoom this page (up to 5x/4x on the original scan, beyond the standard 2x band-strip and 3x full-line verification pass applied to every root-verse line before seeding): (a) verse 10's opening compound, which at normal band-strip resolution could be misread as 'पश्चस्विष्टफलं' (with a compressed ligature resembling श्च) -- a 5x zoom crop (scratchpad/p163-v10-word-check.png) of the isolated syllable confirmed the diagnostic loop-shaped ञ् sub-joined form, resolving it as 'पञ्चस्विष्टफलं' (पञ्चसु + इष्टफलं, 'in the five [positions], the ishta-phala'), which is also the semantically required reading given the gloss's explicit 'उच्चादि...स्थानों में...शुभ' (five named positions) framing; (b) verse 9's word, potentially misreadable at low zoom as 'यष्टितः', was confirmed via a 4x zoom crop (scratchpad/p163-v9-word-check.png) to be 'षष्टितः' (from sixty), matching verse 11's parallel and unambiguous 'षष्टितः', and matching the gloss's explicit 'इन अङ्कों को ६० में घटाने से' -- both readings are semantically load-bearing and are recorded here as resolved (not disclosed as residual uncertainty) since the higher-zoom crops were conclusive.

  9. 29.9 सत्यापित

    Verse 9

    संस्कृत

    वर्जितं षष्टितश्चैतदवशिष्टमसद्गृहे । तदर्धं तु फलं प्रोक्तमन्यवर्गे शुभाऽशुभम् ॥ ९ ॥

    varjitam shashtitash caitad avashishtam asadgrihe | tad ardham tu phalam proktam anyavarge shubhaashubham || 9 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    This [value], subtracted from sixty (shashti), is the remainder for the 'not-good' (asat) positions [i.e., the ashubha-griha-anka for shatru, atishatru, and neecha]; and half of that [applicable value], moreover, is declared to be the auspicious-or-inauspicious result in the other vargas (i.e., in the horadi-shadvarga divisional charts).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    ग्रह अपने उच्च, मूलत्रिकोण, स्वगृह, अधिमित्रगृह, मित्रभवन, समगृह, शत्रुगृह, अधिशत्रुगृह, स्वनीच, इन स्थानों में क्रमशः ६०, ४५, ३०, २२, १५, ८, ४, २, २०, शुभगृहाङ्क होते हैं। इन अङ्कों को ६० में घटाने से उपर्युक्त स्थानों में अशुभ गृहाङ्क होते हैं। इसी प्रकार होरादि षड्वर्ग में आगत अङ्क के आधे को शुभाऽशुभ समझना चाहिए ॥ ७-९ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page १६३/163 = PDF p.195 (pdftoppm -r 600), 3130x4960, recto page (running head 'इष्ट-कष्ट-विवेचनाध्यायः' left, folio १६३ right, band-confirmed -- this running head also independently confirms Chapter 29's printed title, matching the title already on file). 33 raw bands (dark-row-fraction detector). Page contents in order: (1) running head with chapter title + folio (band 0); (2) bands 1-5, the TAIL of a worked numeric example carried over from page १६२'s verse 6 (Sun's ishta/kashta arithmetic: '...सवर्णन करने पर...', '...इसका आधा = ...', '५३।१ यह सूर्य का इष्ट हुआ। इसे ६० में घटाने पर ६०।०-५३।१ = ६।५९ = सूर्य का कष्ट हुआ।') -- excluded from transcription under the standing copyright-safety rule (editor's own worked example), a structural note only, does not affect any verse content on this page; (3) subheading 'स्थानवश सप्तवर्गज शुभाऽशुभानयन--' (band 6, deriving auspicious/inauspicious [point-values] arising in the seven vargas, based on planetary dignity-position); (4) verse 7 (bands 7-8), closing ॥ ७ ॥; (5) verse 8 (band 9 + first line of the merged band 10), closing ॥ ८ ॥; (6) verse 9 (second line of merged band 10 + band 11), closing ॥ ९ ॥ -- band 10 (y 1658-1923, height 265, roughly double a normal band) was flagged by the standing oversized-band re-scan rule and confirmed, on fine-grained inspection, to be a genuine merge of verse 8's closing line with verse 9's opening line due to tight line-spacing, not an anomaly; (7) joint Hindi gloss for verses 7-9 (bands 12-17, closing ७-९), which gives an EXPLICIT, COMPLETE plain-digit table of shubha-griha-anka (auspicious house-number) values for the nine-fold dignity scale (उच्च, मूलत्रिकोण, स्वगृह, अधिमित्रगृह, मित्रभवन, समगृह, शत्रुगृह, अधिशत्रुगृह, स्वनीच) as, respectively, ६०, ४५, ३०, २२, १५, ८, ४, २, २०, and further states these are subtracted from 60 for the ashubha (inauspicious) values at the same positions, and halved for horadi-shadvarga (divisional-chart) point-values; (8) a worked numeric example applying this rule (bands 18-19, 'जैसे रवि २।५।२।५।१५ अपने सम बुध क्षेत्रग हैं अतः शुभगृहांक ८ कला मात्र, अशुभगृहांक ५२' कला। होरादि में प्राप्त का आधा होगा।') -- excluded from transcription, read only as a corroborating control confirming the gloss's table is applied consistently; (9) subheading 'उच्चादि में शुभ तथा अशुभ--' (band 20); (10) verse 10 (bands 21-22), closing ॥ १० ॥; (11) its Hindi gloss (bands 23-25, closing १०); (12) subheading 'दिग्बलादि में शुभाशुभत्व--' (band 26, auspiciousness/inauspiciousness from directional-strength etc.); (13) verse 11 (bands 27-28), closing ॥ ११ ॥; (14) verse 12 (bands 29-30), closing ॥ १२ ॥; (15) joint Hindi gloss for verses 11-12 (bands 31-32) -- band 32, the LAST band on the page, is partially overlaid by an eGangotri digitization-credit stamp ('C©0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri') printed across the same line as the gloss's final clause; the gloss is transcribed here only up to its last fully legible clause ('...शुभ फल को ६० में घटाने पर अशुभ फल होता है।'); a further clause beginning 'शुभ की अधिकता सं...' is visible but cut off/illegible where it overlaps the stamp and abuts the page's physical end, and is NOT completed or guessed, per the standing never-fabricate rule. Six verses transcribed, continuing Chapter 29 (Ishta-kashta-vivechana): verses 7-9 together enumerate the nine-fold planetary-dignity scale (uccha, moolatrikona, svakshetra, adhimitra, mitra, sama, shatru, atishatru, neecha) and its point-values via a bhuta-sankhya (numeral-code-word) compound in verse 8's Sanskrit ('षष्टि-पञ्चाब्धि-खाग्न्याकृतिशरेन्दवः', 'नागा वेदाः करौ शून्यम्'); per the NEW decoding precedent established on page १६२/163's own reading (stronger than the plain-compositional-compound precedent, and distinct from Chapter 28's genuinely undecoded bhuta-sankhya verses 32/34/35/36), this numeral compound is decoded ONLY in the English translation's parenthetical -- as the overall set of values 60,45,30,22,15,8,4,2,20 -- strictly because the same-page gloss (bands 12-14) gives that exact table explicitly and completely; no independent word-by-word mapping of which bhuta-sankhya syllable equals which specific number is asserted, since the gloss does not itself walk through that etymology and inventing one would risk fabrication. The Sanskrit transcription of verse 8 itself is retained completely unaltered from print. Verse 9 states that this same value, subtracted from 60, gives the ashubha-griha-anka for the 'not-good' (asad) positions, and that half of whichever value applies is the shubha/ashubha result in the horadi-shadvarga divisional charts. Verse 10 restates the same nine-fold scale in three simplified bands: the first five positions give an ishta (favorable) result, the sixth (sama) gives a neutral/favorable result, and the remaining three (shatru, atishatru, neecha) give an ashubha (inauspicious) result. Verses 11-12 shift topic to dig-bala (directional strength) and dina-bala (diurnal/day strength): verse 11 states these give dik-phala and dina-phala respectively, with the resulting value being the shubha result and its complement from 60 being the ashubha result; verse 12 generalizes the shubha-majority/ashubha-majority (sat/itara) determination and states the same method applies to dasha-phala (planetary-period results) and bhava-phala (house results) for all planets collectively -- verse 12's own specific application to dasha/bhava is not further elaborated by this page's gloss (cut off as noted above), so its translation follows the plain sense of the Sanskrit and its clear structural parallel to verse 11, disclosed accordingly rather than asserting an elaboration not present in source. ONE reading resolved via targeted high-zoom this page (up to 5x/4x on the original scan, beyond the standard 2x band-strip and 3x full-line verification pass applied to every root-verse line before seeding): (a) verse 10's opening compound, which at normal band-strip resolution could be misread as 'पश्चस्विष्टफलं' (with a compressed ligature resembling श्च) -- a 5x zoom crop (scratchpad/p163-v10-word-check.png) of the isolated syllable confirmed the diagnostic loop-shaped ञ् sub-joined form, resolving it as 'पञ्चस्विष्टफलं' (पञ्चसु + इष्टफलं, 'in the five [positions], the ishta-phala'), which is also the semantically required reading given the gloss's explicit 'उच्चादि...स्थानों में...शुभ' (five named positions) framing; (b) verse 9's word, potentially misreadable at low zoom as 'यष्टितः', was confirmed via a 4x zoom crop (scratchpad/p163-v9-word-check.png) to be 'षष्टितः' (from sixty), matching verse 11's parallel and unambiguous 'षष्टितः', and matching the gloss's explicit 'इन अङ्कों को ६० में घटाने से' -- both readings are semantically load-bearing and are recorded here as resolved (not disclosed as residual uncertainty) since the higher-zoom crops were conclusive.

  10. 29.10 सत्यापित

    Verse 10

    संस्कृत

    पञ्चस्विष्टफलं षष्ठे समे तस्मात् परं त्रिषु । अशुभं तु फलं ज्ञेयमिति विज्ञैरुदाहृतम् ॥ १० ॥

    pancasv ishtaphalam shashthe same tasmaat param trishu | ashubham tu phalam jnyeyam iti vijnyair udaahritam || 10 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In the [first] five [positions -- uccha, moolatrikona, svakshetra, adhimitra, and mitra], the result is ishta (favorable); in the sixth, which is sama (neutral, likewise favorable); beyond that, in the [remaining] three [shatru, atishatru, and neecha], the result should be known as ashubha (inauspicious) -- thus it has been declared by the wise.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    उच्चादि (उच्च, मूलत्रिकोण, स्वगृह, अधिमित्र गृह और मित्रगृह) स्थानों में कोई भी ग्रह शुभ और षष्ठ (सम के गृह) में सम तथा अन्य शत्रु, अधिशत्रु, तथा नीच इन तीन स्थानों में अशुभ होता है ॥ १० ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page १६३/163 = PDF p.195 (pdftoppm -r 600), 3130x4960, recto page (running head 'इष्ट-कष्ट-विवेचनाध्यायः' left, folio १६३ right, band-confirmed -- this running head also independently confirms Chapter 29's printed title, matching the title already on file). 33 raw bands (dark-row-fraction detector). Page contents in order: (1) running head with chapter title + folio (band 0); (2) bands 1-5, the TAIL of a worked numeric example carried over from page १६२'s verse 6 (Sun's ishta/kashta arithmetic: '...सवर्णन करने पर...', '...इसका आधा = ...', '५३।१ यह सूर्य का इष्ट हुआ। इसे ६० में घटाने पर ६०।०-५३।१ = ६।५९ = सूर्य का कष्ट हुआ।') -- excluded from transcription under the standing copyright-safety rule (editor's own worked example), a structural note only, does not affect any verse content on this page; (3) subheading 'स्थानवश सप्तवर्गज शुभाऽशुभानयन--' (band 6, deriving auspicious/inauspicious [point-values] arising in the seven vargas, based on planetary dignity-position); (4) verse 7 (bands 7-8), closing ॥ ७ ॥; (5) verse 8 (band 9 + first line of the merged band 10), closing ॥ ८ ॥; (6) verse 9 (second line of merged band 10 + band 11), closing ॥ ९ ॥ -- band 10 (y 1658-1923, height 265, roughly double a normal band) was flagged by the standing oversized-band re-scan rule and confirmed, on fine-grained inspection, to be a genuine merge of verse 8's closing line with verse 9's opening line due to tight line-spacing, not an anomaly; (7) joint Hindi gloss for verses 7-9 (bands 12-17, closing ७-९), which gives an EXPLICIT, COMPLETE plain-digit table of shubha-griha-anka (auspicious house-number) values for the nine-fold dignity scale (उच्च, मूलत्रिकोण, स्वगृह, अधिमित्रगृह, मित्रभवन, समगृह, शत्रुगृह, अधिशत्रुगृह, स्वनीच) as, respectively, ६०, ४५, ३०, २२, १५, ८, ४, २, २०, and further states these are subtracted from 60 for the ashubha (inauspicious) values at the same positions, and halved for horadi-shadvarga (divisional-chart) point-values; (8) a worked numeric example applying this rule (bands 18-19, 'जैसे रवि २।५।२।५।१५ अपने सम बुध क्षेत्रग हैं अतः शुभगृहांक ८ कला मात्र, अशुभगृहांक ५२' कला। होरादि में प्राप्त का आधा होगा।') -- excluded from transcription, read only as a corroborating control confirming the gloss's table is applied consistently; (9) subheading 'उच्चादि में शुभ तथा अशुभ--' (band 20); (10) verse 10 (bands 21-22), closing ॥ १० ॥; (11) its Hindi gloss (bands 23-25, closing १०); (12) subheading 'दिग्बलादि में शुभाशुभत्व--' (band 26, auspiciousness/inauspiciousness from directional-strength etc.); (13) verse 11 (bands 27-28), closing ॥ ११ ॥; (14) verse 12 (bands 29-30), closing ॥ १२ ॥; (15) joint Hindi gloss for verses 11-12 (bands 31-32) -- band 32, the LAST band on the page, is partially overlaid by an eGangotri digitization-credit stamp ('C©0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri') printed across the same line as the gloss's final clause; the gloss is transcribed here only up to its last fully legible clause ('...शुभ फल को ६० में घटाने पर अशुभ फल होता है।'); a further clause beginning 'शुभ की अधिकता सं...' is visible but cut off/illegible where it overlaps the stamp and abuts the page's physical end, and is NOT completed or guessed, per the standing never-fabricate rule. Six verses transcribed, continuing Chapter 29 (Ishta-kashta-vivechana): verses 7-9 together enumerate the nine-fold planetary-dignity scale (uccha, moolatrikona, svakshetra, adhimitra, mitra, sama, shatru, atishatru, neecha) and its point-values via a bhuta-sankhya (numeral-code-word) compound in verse 8's Sanskrit ('षष्टि-पञ्चाब्धि-खाग्न्याकृतिशरेन्दवः', 'नागा वेदाः करौ शून्यम्'); per the NEW decoding precedent established on page १६२/163's own reading (stronger than the plain-compositional-compound precedent, and distinct from Chapter 28's genuinely undecoded bhuta-sankhya verses 32/34/35/36), this numeral compound is decoded ONLY in the English translation's parenthetical -- as the overall set of values 60,45,30,22,15,8,4,2,20 -- strictly because the same-page gloss (bands 12-14) gives that exact table explicitly and completely; no independent word-by-word mapping of which bhuta-sankhya syllable equals which specific number is asserted, since the gloss does not itself walk through that etymology and inventing one would risk fabrication. The Sanskrit transcription of verse 8 itself is retained completely unaltered from print. Verse 9 states that this same value, subtracted from 60, gives the ashubha-griha-anka for the 'not-good' (asad) positions, and that half of whichever value applies is the shubha/ashubha result in the horadi-shadvarga divisional charts. Verse 10 restates the same nine-fold scale in three simplified bands: the first five positions give an ishta (favorable) result, the sixth (sama) gives a neutral/favorable result, and the remaining three (shatru, atishatru, neecha) give an ashubha (inauspicious) result. Verses 11-12 shift topic to dig-bala (directional strength) and dina-bala (diurnal/day strength): verse 11 states these give dik-phala and dina-phala respectively, with the resulting value being the shubha result and its complement from 60 being the ashubha result; verse 12 generalizes the shubha-majority/ashubha-majority (sat/itara) determination and states the same method applies to dasha-phala (planetary-period results) and bhava-phala (house results) for all planets collectively -- verse 12's own specific application to dasha/bhava is not further elaborated by this page's gloss (cut off as noted above), so its translation follows the plain sense of the Sanskrit and its clear structural parallel to verse 11, disclosed accordingly rather than asserting an elaboration not present in source. ONE reading resolved via targeted high-zoom this page (up to 5x/4x on the original scan, beyond the standard 2x band-strip and 3x full-line verification pass applied to every root-verse line before seeding): (a) verse 10's opening compound, which at normal band-strip resolution could be misread as 'पश्चस्विष्टफलं' (with a compressed ligature resembling श्च) -- a 5x zoom crop (scratchpad/p163-v10-word-check.png) of the isolated syllable confirmed the diagnostic loop-shaped ञ् sub-joined form, resolving it as 'पञ्चस्विष्टफलं' (पञ्चसु + इष्टफलं, 'in the five [positions], the ishta-phala'), which is also the semantically required reading given the gloss's explicit 'उच्चादि...स्थानों में...शुभ' (five named positions) framing; (b) verse 9's word, potentially misreadable at low zoom as 'यष्टितः', was confirmed via a 4x zoom crop (scratchpad/p163-v9-word-check.png) to be 'षष्टितः' (from sixty), matching verse 11's parallel and unambiguous 'षष्टितः', and matching the gloss's explicit 'इन अङ्कों को ६० में घटाने से' -- both readings are semantically load-bearing and are recorded here as resolved (not disclosed as residual uncertainty) since the higher-zoom crops were conclusive.

  11. 29.11 सत्यापित

    Verse 11

    संस्कृत

    दिग्बलं दिक्फलं तस्य तथा दिनफलं भवेत् । तयोः फलं शुभं प्रोक्तमूनितं षष्टितोऽशुभम् ॥ ११ ॥

    digbalam dikphalam tasya tathaa dinaphalam bhavet | tayoh phalam shubham proktam uunitam shashtito.ashubham || 11 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Dig-bala (a planet's directional strength) gives its dik-phala (directional result); likewise, [dina-bala, a planet's diurnal/day-strength, gives its] dina-phala (day result). The [resulting] value of these two is declared the shubha (auspicious) result; diminished from sixty, it becomes the ashubha (inauspicious) [result].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    दिग्बल ही दिक्फल, और दिनबल ही दिनफल समझना चाहिए। उन दोनों के आगत शुभ फल को ६० में घटाने पर अशुभ फल होता है। शुभ की अधिकता से ग्रहों का दशाफल या भावफल शुभ होगा, अन्यथा अशुभ की अधिकता में दोनों का फल अशुभ होगा ॥ ११-१२ ॥

    स्रोत: Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra, printed page १६४/164 (PDF p.196 of the scanned edition, scratchpad/bphs1.pdf), verso page (folio १६४ left, book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् right, directly band-confirmed). 33 raw row-darkness bands. Page contents in order: running head (band 0); the deferred continuation of the joint 11-12 gloss (bands 1-2, closing ॥ ११-१२ ॥) -- see the retroactive fix applied to verses 29.11/29.12 below; subheading "शुभाशुभ की स्पष्टता--" (band 3); verse 13 (bands 4-5, closing १३); verse 14 (bands 6-7, closing १४); joint gloss for 13-14 (bands 8-11, closing १३-१४); subheading "ग्रहभाव फलों में विशेषता--" (band 12); verse 15 (bands 13-14, closing १५); verse 16 (bands 15-16, closing १६); verse 17 (bands 17-18, closing १७); verse 18 (bands 19-20, closing १८); verse 19 (bands 21-22, closing १९); verse 20 (bands 23-24, closing २०); band 25 (height 33px, an anomalously undersized false-split band-detector artifact between band 24 and band 26 with gaps of only 21px/3px -- re-checked per the standing false-split-band rule via a combined-range recrop of y=(3900,4060), confirming it carries no independent content and belongs to the single line at band 26); band 26, a single Sanskrit line ending in a single danda (not a double danda/verse-closing marker): "शुभाऽशुभफलं बोध्यमेवं सग्रहभावजम् ।" -- this is the pūrvardha (first half) of a new verse (provisionally verse 21) whose uttarardha (second half) and verse-number do NOT appear on this page; per the hard no-fabrication rule, this half-verse is NOT seeded as 29.21 in this pass and is held pending confirmation from printed page १६५/165; joint gloss for verses 15-20 (bands 27-32), opening "भाव एवं भावपति दोनों के शुभाशुभ फल कहे जा चुके हैं" -- **band 32, the last band on the page, is cut off mid-sentence by the eGangotri digitization-credit stamp overlaying its tail** ("...ग्रह उच्चादि ( उच्च, स्वगृह, मित्रगृह अधिमित्र गृह मूलत्रिकोण ) स्थान गत हों तो...", untranscribed past this point as illegible/cut off); this gloss's own closing verse-range marker (if any) has not yet appeared as of this page and is expected to complete on page १६५/165. No reading was taken from any full-page overview; every root-verse line (bands 4-5, 6-7, 13-14, 15-16, 17-18, 19-20, 21-22, 23-24) was independently confirmed via dedicated 3x full-line zoom crops (scratchpad/zoom164.py) directly from the original page PNG before transcription; none required higher zoom, all resolved cleanly with no residual ambiguity. **Retroactive fix to verses 29.11 and 29.12 (originally seeded from page १६३/163, commit 569b231):** page १६३'s joint 11-12 gloss was disclosed at the time as cut off mid-sentence at "शुभ की अधिकता सं..." by the eGangotri stamp overlapping that page's final band. This page's bands 1-2 supply the missing continuation: "ग्रहों का दशाफल या भावफल शुभ होगा अन्यथा अशुभ की अधिकता में दोनों का फल अशुभ होगा ॥ ११-१२ ॥" (the first word, initially misread at low zoom as "प्रहों", was confirmed as "ग्रहों" via a dedicated 5x zoom crop, scratchpad/p164-b1-word-check.png -- also the semantically required reading, "of the planets"). The complete joint gloss for 29.11-29.12, spanning both pages, now reads: "दिग्बल ही दिक्फल, और दिनबल ही दिनफल समझना चाहिए। उन दोनों के आगत शुभ फल को ६० में घटाने पर अशुभ फल होता है।" (verbatim as previously committed, per printed page १६३'s own text) followed by "शुभ की अधिकता से ग्रहों का दशाफल या भावफल शुभ होगा, अन्यथा अशुभ की अधिकता में दोनों का फल अशुभ होगा ॥ ११-१२ ॥". Both verses' translationHi fields are updated to this complete text, and verse 29.12's translation field is corrected to remove the now-inaccurate "elaboration is not preserved" disclosure, replacing it with the actual elaborated sense.

  12. 29.12 सत्यापित

    Verse 12

    संस्कृत

    शुभाधिक्ये फलं सत्स्यादितरच्च ततोऽन्यथा । दशाफलं तथा भाव-फलं ग्रहगणस्य वै ॥ १२ ॥

    shubhaadhikye phalam satsyaad itarac ca tato.anyathaa | dashaaphalam tathaa bhaava-phalam grahaganasya vai || 12 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the auspicious [value] is greater [than the inauspicious], the result is sat (good); otherwise, it is the reverse of that. In this same manner [is determined] the dasha-phala (result of a planetary period) as well as the bhava-phala (result of a house) for the collectivity of planets. [The joint gloss for this verse and verse 11, completed by its continuation on the following printed page, confirms: by reason of a majority of auspicious value, a planet's dasha-phala or bhava-phala will be auspicious; otherwise, when the inauspicious value is greater, both results become inauspicious.]

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    दिग्बल ही दिक्फल, और दिनबल ही दिनफल समझना चाहिए। उन दोनों के आगत शुभ फल को ६० में घटाने पर अशुभ फल होता है। शुभ की अधिकता से ग्रहों का दशाफल या भावफल शुभ होगा, अन्यथा अशुभ की अधिकता में दोनों का फल अशुभ होगा ॥ ११-१२ ॥

    स्रोत: Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra, printed page १६४/164 (PDF p.196 of the scanned edition, scratchpad/bphs1.pdf), verso page (folio १६४ left, book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् right, directly band-confirmed). 33 raw row-darkness bands. Page contents in order: running head (band 0); the deferred continuation of the joint 11-12 gloss (bands 1-2, closing ॥ ११-१२ ॥) -- see the retroactive fix applied to verses 29.11/29.12 below; subheading "शुभाशुभ की स्पष्टता--" (band 3); verse 13 (bands 4-5, closing १३); verse 14 (bands 6-7, closing १४); joint gloss for 13-14 (bands 8-11, closing १३-१४); subheading "ग्रहभाव फलों में विशेषता--" (band 12); verse 15 (bands 13-14, closing १५); verse 16 (bands 15-16, closing १६); verse 17 (bands 17-18, closing १७); verse 18 (bands 19-20, closing १८); verse 19 (bands 21-22, closing १९); verse 20 (bands 23-24, closing २०); band 25 (height 33px, an anomalously undersized false-split band-detector artifact between band 24 and band 26 with gaps of only 21px/3px -- re-checked per the standing false-split-band rule via a combined-range recrop of y=(3900,4060), confirming it carries no independent content and belongs to the single line at band 26); band 26, a single Sanskrit line ending in a single danda (not a double danda/verse-closing marker): "शुभाऽशुभफलं बोध्यमेवं सग्रहभावजम् ।" -- this is the pūrvardha (first half) of a new verse (provisionally verse 21) whose uttarardha (second half) and verse-number do NOT appear on this page; per the hard no-fabrication rule, this half-verse is NOT seeded as 29.21 in this pass and is held pending confirmation from printed page १६५/165; joint gloss for verses 15-20 (bands 27-32), opening "भाव एवं भावपति दोनों के शुभाशुभ फल कहे जा चुके हैं" -- **band 32, the last band on the page, is cut off mid-sentence by the eGangotri digitization-credit stamp overlaying its tail** ("...ग्रह उच्चादि ( उच्च, स्वगृह, मित्रगृह अधिमित्र गृह मूलत्रिकोण ) स्थान गत हों तो...", untranscribed past this point as illegible/cut off); this gloss's own closing verse-range marker (if any) has not yet appeared as of this page and is expected to complete on page १६५/165. No reading was taken from any full-page overview; every root-verse line (bands 4-5, 6-7, 13-14, 15-16, 17-18, 19-20, 21-22, 23-24) was independently confirmed via dedicated 3x full-line zoom crops (scratchpad/zoom164.py) directly from the original page PNG before transcription; none required higher zoom, all resolved cleanly with no residual ambiguity. **Retroactive fix to verses 29.11 and 29.12 (originally seeded from page १६३/163, commit 569b231):** page १६३'s joint 11-12 gloss was disclosed at the time as cut off mid-sentence at "शुभ की अधिकता सं..." by the eGangotri stamp overlapping that page's final band. This page's bands 1-2 supply the missing continuation: "ग्रहों का दशाफल या भावफल शुभ होगा अन्यथा अशुभ की अधिकता में दोनों का फल अशुभ होगा ॥ ११-१२ ॥" (the first word, initially misread at low zoom as "प्रहों", was confirmed as "ग्रहों" via a dedicated 5x zoom crop, scratchpad/p164-b1-word-check.png -- also the semantically required reading, "of the planets"). The complete joint gloss for 29.11-29.12, spanning both pages, now reads: "दिग्बल ही दिक्फल, और दिनबल ही दिनफल समझना चाहिए। उन दोनों के आगत शुभ फल को ६० में घटाने पर अशुभ फल होता है।" (verbatim as previously committed, per printed page १६३'s own text) followed by "शुभ की अधिकता से ग्रहों का दशाफल या भावफल शुभ होगा, अन्यथा अशुभ की अधिकता में दोनों का फल अशुभ होगा ॥ ११-१२ ॥". Both verses' translationHi fields are updated to this complete text, and verse 29.12's translation field is corrected to remove the now-inaccurate "elaboration is not preserved" disclosure, replacing it with the actual elaborated sense.

  13. 29.13 सत्यापित

    Verse 13

    संस्कृत

    बलैः षड्भिस्तु संगुण्य हरेत्तद्बलयोगतः । तत्तद्बलफलानि स्युरशुभानि शुभानि च ॥ १३ ॥

    balaih shadbhistu sangunya harettadbalayogatah | tattadbalaphalaani syurashubhaani shubhaani ca || 13 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Having multiplied [the previously derived result] by each of the six strengths (shad-bala) and divided by the sum of those strengths (bala-yoga), the resulting bala-phalas (strength-weighted results) become, for each, either inauspicious or auspicious.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पूर्वानीत फल को पृथक्-पृथक् बलों से गुणाकर षड्बलयोग से भाग लेने पर लब्धितुल्य शुभ तथा अशुभ फल आवेंगे। अपने-अपने शुभाऽशुभ फलों से अपनी-अपनी दृष्टि तथा अपने-अपने बल को गुणा करने से क्रमशः शुभाशुभ दृष्टि तथा शुभाशुभ बल होते हैं ॥ १३-१४ ॥

    स्रोत: Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra, printed page १६४/164 (PDF p.196 of the scanned edition, scratchpad/bphs1.pdf), verso page (folio १६४ left, book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् right, directly band-confirmed). 33 raw row-darkness bands. Page contents in order: running head (band 0); the deferred continuation of the joint 11-12 gloss (bands 1-2, closing ॥ ११-१२ ॥) -- see the retroactive fix applied to verses 29.11/29.12 below; subheading "शुभाशुभ की स्पष्टता--" (band 3); verse 13 (bands 4-5, closing १३); verse 14 (bands 6-7, closing १४); joint gloss for 13-14 (bands 8-11, closing १३-१४); subheading "ग्रहभाव फलों में विशेषता--" (band 12); verse 15 (bands 13-14, closing १५); verse 16 (bands 15-16, closing १६); verse 17 (bands 17-18, closing १७); verse 18 (bands 19-20, closing १८); verse 19 (bands 21-22, closing १९); verse 20 (bands 23-24, closing २०); band 25 (height 33px, an anomalously undersized false-split band-detector artifact between band 24 and band 26 with gaps of only 21px/3px -- re-checked per the standing false-split-band rule via a combined-range recrop of y=(3900,4060), confirming it carries no independent content and belongs to the single line at band 26); band 26, a single Sanskrit line ending in a single danda (not a double danda/verse-closing marker): "शुभाऽशुभफलं बोध्यमेवं सग्रहभावजम् ।" -- this is the pūrvardha (first half) of a new verse (provisionally verse 21) whose uttarardha (second half) and verse-number do NOT appear on this page; per the hard no-fabrication rule, this half-verse is NOT seeded as 29.21 in this pass and is held pending confirmation from printed page १६५/165; joint gloss for verses 15-20 (bands 27-32), opening "भाव एवं भावपति दोनों के शुभाशुभ फल कहे जा चुके हैं" -- **band 32, the last band on the page, is cut off mid-sentence by the eGangotri digitization-credit stamp overlaying its tail** ("...ग्रह उच्चादि ( उच्च, स्वगृह, मित्रगृह अधिमित्र गृह मूलत्रिकोण ) स्थान गत हों तो...", untranscribed past this point as illegible/cut off); this gloss's own closing verse-range marker (if any) has not yet appeared as of this page and is expected to complete on page १६५/165. No reading was taken from any full-page overview; every root-verse line (bands 4-5, 6-7, 13-14, 15-16, 17-18, 19-20, 21-22, 23-24) was independently confirmed via dedicated 3x full-line zoom crops (scratchpad/zoom164.py) directly from the original page PNG before transcription; none required higher zoom, all resolved cleanly with no residual ambiguity. **Retroactive fix to verses 29.11 and 29.12 (originally seeded from page १६३/163, commit 569b231):** page १६३'s joint 11-12 gloss was disclosed at the time as cut off mid-sentence at "शुभ की अधिकता सं..." by the eGangotri stamp overlapping that page's final band. This page's bands 1-2 supply the missing continuation: "ग्रहों का दशाफल या भावफल शुभ होगा अन्यथा अशुभ की अधिकता में दोनों का फल अशुभ होगा ॥ ११-१२ ॥" (the first word, initially misread at low zoom as "प्रहों", was confirmed as "ग्रहों" via a dedicated 5x zoom crop, scratchpad/p164-b1-word-check.png -- also the semantically required reading, "of the planets"). The complete joint gloss for 29.11-29.12, spanning both pages, now reads: "दिग्बल ही दिक्फल, और दिनबल ही दिनफल समझना चाहिए। उन दोनों के आगत शुभ फल को ६० में घटाने पर अशुभ फल होता है।" (verbatim as previously committed, per printed page १६३'s own text) followed by "शुभ की अधिकता से ग्रहों का दशाफल या भावफल शुभ होगा, अन्यथा अशुभ की अधिकता में दोनों का फल अशुभ होगा ॥ ११-१२ ॥". Both verses' translationHi fields are updated to this complete text, and verse 29.12's translation field is corrected to remove the now-inaccurate "elaboration is not preserved" disclosure, replacing it with the actual elaborated sense.

  14. 29.14 सत्यापित

    Verse 14

    संस्कृत

    शुभपापफलाभ्यां च दृष्टिं हन्याद् बलं तदा । शुभपापोत्थिते दृष्टी बले स्यातां तथैव ते ॥ १४ ॥

    shubhapaapaphalaabhyaam ca drishtim hanyaad balam tadaa | shubhapaapotthite drishtii bale syaataam tathaiva te || 14 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    And by the auspicious and inauspicious results, one should multiply the [planet's] drishti (aspectual strength) and likewise its bala (positional strength); thus arising from the auspicious- and inauspicious-derived [products], the drishti and bala likewise become auspicious and inauspicious respectively.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पूर्वानीत फल को पृथक्-पृथक् बलों से गुणाकर षड्बलयोग से भाग लेने पर लब्धितुल्य शुभ तथा अशुभ फल आवेंगे। अपने-अपने शुभाऽशुभ फलों से अपनी-अपनी दृष्टि तथा अपने-अपने बल को गुणा करने से क्रमशः शुभाशुभ दृष्टि तथा शुभाशुभ बल होते हैं ॥ १३-१४ ॥

    स्रोत: Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra, printed page १६४/164 (PDF p.196 of the scanned edition, scratchpad/bphs1.pdf), verso page (folio १६४ left, book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् right, directly band-confirmed). 33 raw row-darkness bands. Page contents in order: running head (band 0); the deferred continuation of the joint 11-12 gloss (bands 1-2, closing ॥ ११-१२ ॥) -- see the retroactive fix applied to verses 29.11/29.12 below; subheading "शुभाशुभ की स्पष्टता--" (band 3); verse 13 (bands 4-5, closing १३); verse 14 (bands 6-7, closing १४); joint gloss for 13-14 (bands 8-11, closing १३-१४); subheading "ग्रहभाव फलों में विशेषता--" (band 12); verse 15 (bands 13-14, closing १५); verse 16 (bands 15-16, closing १६); verse 17 (bands 17-18, closing १७); verse 18 (bands 19-20, closing १८); verse 19 (bands 21-22, closing १९); verse 20 (bands 23-24, closing २०); band 25 (height 33px, an anomalously undersized false-split band-detector artifact between band 24 and band 26 with gaps of only 21px/3px -- re-checked per the standing false-split-band rule via a combined-range recrop of y=(3900,4060), confirming it carries no independent content and belongs to the single line at band 26); band 26, a single Sanskrit line ending in a single danda (not a double danda/verse-closing marker): "शुभाऽशुभफलं बोध्यमेवं सग्रहभावजम् ।" -- this is the pūrvardha (first half) of a new verse (provisionally verse 21) whose uttarardha (second half) and verse-number do NOT appear on this page; per the hard no-fabrication rule, this half-verse is NOT seeded as 29.21 in this pass and is held pending confirmation from printed page १६५/165; joint gloss for verses 15-20 (bands 27-32), opening "भाव एवं भावपति दोनों के शुभाशुभ फल कहे जा चुके हैं" -- **band 32, the last band on the page, is cut off mid-sentence by the eGangotri digitization-credit stamp overlaying its tail** ("...ग्रह उच्चादि ( उच्च, स्वगृह, मित्रगृह अधिमित्र गृह मूलत्रिकोण ) स्थान गत हों तो...", untranscribed past this point as illegible/cut off); this gloss's own closing verse-range marker (if any) has not yet appeared as of this page and is expected to complete on page १६५/165. No reading was taken from any full-page overview; every root-verse line (bands 4-5, 6-7, 13-14, 15-16, 17-18, 19-20, 21-22, 23-24) was independently confirmed via dedicated 3x full-line zoom crops (scratchpad/zoom164.py) directly from the original page PNG before transcription; none required higher zoom, all resolved cleanly with no residual ambiguity. **Retroactive fix to verses 29.11 and 29.12 (originally seeded from page १६३/163, commit 569b231):** page १६३'s joint 11-12 gloss was disclosed at the time as cut off mid-sentence at "शुभ की अधिकता सं..." by the eGangotri stamp overlapping that page's final band. This page's bands 1-2 supply the missing continuation: "ग्रहों का दशाफल या भावफल शुभ होगा अन्यथा अशुभ की अधिकता में दोनों का फल अशुभ होगा ॥ ११-१२ ॥" (the first word, initially misread at low zoom as "प्रहों", was confirmed as "ग्रहों" via a dedicated 5x zoom crop, scratchpad/p164-b1-word-check.png -- also the semantically required reading, "of the planets"). The complete joint gloss for 29.11-29.12, spanning both pages, now reads: "दिग्बल ही दिक्फल, और दिनबल ही दिनफल समझना चाहिए। उन दोनों के आगत शुभ फल को ६० में घटाने पर अशुभ फल होता है।" (verbatim as previously committed, per printed page १६३'s own text) followed by "शुभ की अधिकता से ग्रहों का दशाफल या भावफल शुभ होगा, अन्यथा अशुभ की अधिकता में दोनों का फल अशुभ होगा ॥ ११-१२ ॥". Both verses' translationHi fields are updated to this complete text, and verse 29.12's translation field is corrected to remove the now-inaccurate "elaboration is not preserved" disclosure, replacing it with the actual elaborated sense.

  15. 29.15 सत्यापित

    Verse 15

    संस्कृत

    भावानां च फले प्रोक्ते पतीनां च फले उभे । राशिः सद्ग्रहयुक्तश्चेद् भावसाधनजं फलम् ॥ १५ ॥

    bhaavaanaam ca phale prokte patiinaam ca phale ubhe | raashih sadgrahayuktashced bhaavasaadhanajam phalam || 15 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The results of the bhavas (houses) and the results of their lords (bhava-patis) -- both of these -- have [now] been stated. If the [house's] sign is joined with a benefic planet (sad-graha), then [that indicates the favorable character of] the bhava-sadhana-born result.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    भाव एवं भावपति दोनों के शुभाशुभ फल कहे जा चुके हैं। दोनों का फलयोग वास्तव फल होता है। भाव यदि शुभग्रह युक्त हो तो भावज फल को शुभफल में जोड़ें और अशुभ फल में घटावें तो वास्तव शुभाशुभ फल होते हैं। यदि भाव असद्ग्रह ( पाप ) युक्त हो तो भावज फल को अशुभ फल में जोड़े और शुभ फल में घटावें तो वास्तव फल होंगे। इसी तरह दृष्टि एवं बल में भी करना चाहिए। ग्रह उच्चादि ( उच्च, स्वगृह, मित्रगृह, अधिमित्र गृह, मूलत्रिकोण ) स्थान गत हों तो फल को शुभफल में जोड़े और अशुभ फल में घटावें, वही ग्रह नीचादि स्थानगत हो तो शुभफल में घटावें और अशुभफल में जोड़े। इसी तरह अष्टवर्ग में भी स्थान ( अधिक शुभ ) में जोड़े और करण ( अशुभ ) में घटाना चाहिये। यदि राशिद्वयगत एक भाव पड़े तो दोनों राशिस्वामियों के अनुसार क्रिया होती है। दोनों में जिसमें स्थानाधिक ( अष्टवर्ग रेखा की अधिकता ) हो उस भावफल में वृद्धि होती है। यदि ग्रह के समान भाव हो तो स्थानद ग्रहों के योग कर स्थान ( रेखा ) संख्या के आधा के समान फल होता है इस प्रकार ग्रह एवं भावों का शुभाशुभ फल जानना चाहिए ॥ १५-२० ॥

    स्रोत: Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra, printed page १६४/164 (PDF p.196 of the scanned edition, scratchpad/bphs1.pdf), verso page (folio १६४ left, book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् right, directly band-confirmed). 33 raw row-darkness bands. Page contents in order: running head (band 0); the deferred continuation of the joint 11-12 gloss (bands 1-2, closing ॥ ११-१२ ॥) -- see the retroactive fix applied to verses 29.11/29.12 below; subheading "शुभाशुभ की स्पष्टता--" (band 3); verse 13 (bands 4-5, closing १३); verse 14 (bands 6-7, closing १४); joint gloss for 13-14 (bands 8-11, closing १३-१४); subheading "ग्रहभाव फलों में विशेषता--" (band 12); verse 15 (bands 13-14, closing १५); verse 16 (bands 15-16, closing १६); verse 17 (bands 17-18, closing १७); verse 18 (bands 19-20, closing १८); verse 19 (bands 21-22, closing १९); verse 20 (bands 23-24, closing २०); band 25 (height 33px, an anomalously undersized false-split band-detector artifact between band 24 and band 26 with gaps of only 21px/3px -- re-checked per the standing false-split-band rule via a combined-range recrop of y=(3900,4060), confirming it carries no independent content and belongs to the single line at band 26); band 26, a single Sanskrit line ending in a single danda (not a double danda/verse-closing marker): "शुभाऽशुभफलं बोध्यमेवं सग्रहभावजम् ।" -- this is the pūrvardha (first half) of a new verse (provisionally verse 21) whose uttarardha (second half) and verse-number do NOT appear on this page; per the hard no-fabrication rule, this half-verse is NOT seeded as 29.21 in this pass and is held pending confirmation from printed page १६५/165; joint gloss for verses 15-20 (bands 27-32), opening "भाव एवं भावपति दोनों के शुभाशुभ फल कहे जा चुके हैं" -- **band 32, the last band on the page, is cut off mid-sentence by the eGangotri digitization-credit stamp overlaying its tail** ("...ग्रह उच्चादि ( उच्च, स्वगृह, मित्रगृह अधिमित्र गृह मूलत्रिकोण ) स्थान गत हों तो...", untranscribed past this point as illegible/cut off); this gloss's own closing verse-range marker (if any) has not yet appeared as of this page and is expected to complete on page १६५/165. No reading was taken from any full-page overview; every root-verse line (bands 4-5, 6-7, 13-14, 15-16, 17-18, 19-20, 21-22, 23-24) was independently confirmed via dedicated 3x full-line zoom crops (scratchpad/zoom164.py) directly from the original page PNG before transcription; none required higher zoom, all resolved cleanly with no residual ambiguity. **Retroactive fix to verses 29.11 and 29.12 (originally seeded from page १६३/163, commit 569b231):** page १६३'s joint 11-12 gloss was disclosed at the time as cut off mid-sentence at "शुभ की अधिकता सं..." by the eGangotri stamp overlapping that page's final band. This page's bands 1-2 supply the missing continuation: "ग्रहों का दशाफल या भावफल शुभ होगा अन्यथा अशुभ की अधिकता में दोनों का फल अशुभ होगा ॥ ११-१२ ॥" (the first word, initially misread at low zoom as "प्रहों", was confirmed as "ग्रहों" via a dedicated 5x zoom crop, scratchpad/p164-b1-word-check.png -- also the semantically required reading, "of the planets"). The complete joint gloss for 29.11-29.12, spanning both pages, now reads: "दिग्बल ही दिक्फल, और दिनबल ही दिनफल समझना चाहिए। उन दोनों के आगत शुभ फल को ६० में घटाने पर अशुभ फल होता है।" (verbatim as previously committed, per printed page १६३'s own text) followed by "शुभ की अधिकता से ग्रहों का दशाफल या भावफल शुभ होगा, अन्यथा अशुभ की अधिकता में दोनों का फल अशुभ होगा ॥ ११-१२ ॥". Both verses' translationHi fields are updated to this complete text, and verse 29.12's translation field is corrected to remove the now-inaccurate "elaboration is not preserved" disclosure, replacing it with the actual elaborated sense.

  16. 29.16 सत्यापित

    Verse 16

    संस्कृत

    शुभे युञ्ज्याद् वियुञ्ज्यात्तत्त्वशुभे तत्स्फुटं भवेत् । पापश्चेदन्यथा चैवं बले दृष्ट्यां द्विजोत्तम ! ॥ १६ ॥

    shubhe yunjyaad viyunjyaattattvashubhe tatsphutam bhavet | paapashcedanyathaa caivam bale drishtyaam dvijottama ! || 16 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If auspicious, one should add; if inauspicious, one should subtract -- that becomes the sphuta (final, net) [result]. If it be a malefic, it is the reverse of this; and, O best of the twice-born, the same [rule] applies for bala and drishti as well.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    भाव एवं भावपति दोनों के शुभाशुभ फल कहे जा चुके हैं। दोनों का फलयोग वास्तव फल होता है। भाव यदि शुभग्रह युक्त हो तो भावज फल को शुभफल में जोड़ें और अशुभ फल में घटावें तो वास्तव शुभाशुभ फल होते हैं। यदि भाव असद्ग्रह ( पाप ) युक्त हो तो भावज फल को अशुभ फल में जोड़े और शुभ फल में घटावें तो वास्तव फल होंगे। इसी तरह दृष्टि एवं बल में भी करना चाहिए। ग्रह उच्चादि ( उच्च, स्वगृह, मित्रगृह, अधिमित्र गृह, मूलत्रिकोण ) स्थान गत हों तो फल को शुभफल में जोड़े और अशुभ फल में घटावें, वही ग्रह नीचादि स्थानगत हो तो शुभफल में घटावें और अशुभफल में जोड़े। इसी तरह अष्टवर्ग में भी स्थान ( अधिक शुभ ) में जोड़े और करण ( अशुभ ) में घटाना चाहिये। यदि राशिद्वयगत एक भाव पड़े तो दोनों राशिस्वामियों के अनुसार क्रिया होती है। दोनों में जिसमें स्थानाधिक ( अष्टवर्ग रेखा की अधिकता ) हो उस भावफल में वृद्धि होती है। यदि ग्रह के समान भाव हो तो स्थानद ग्रहों के योग कर स्थान ( रेखा ) संख्या के आधा के समान फल होता है इस प्रकार ग्रह एवं भावों का शुभाशुभ फल जानना चाहिए ॥ १५-२० ॥

    स्रोत: Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra, printed page १६४/164 (PDF p.196 of the scanned edition, scratchpad/bphs1.pdf), verso page (folio १६४ left, book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् right, directly band-confirmed). 33 raw row-darkness bands. Page contents in order: running head (band 0); the deferred continuation of the joint 11-12 gloss (bands 1-2, closing ॥ ११-१२ ॥) -- see the retroactive fix applied to verses 29.11/29.12 below; subheading "शुभाशुभ की स्पष्टता--" (band 3); verse 13 (bands 4-5, closing १३); verse 14 (bands 6-7, closing १४); joint gloss for 13-14 (bands 8-11, closing १३-१४); subheading "ग्रहभाव फलों में विशेषता--" (band 12); verse 15 (bands 13-14, closing १५); verse 16 (bands 15-16, closing १६); verse 17 (bands 17-18, closing १७); verse 18 (bands 19-20, closing १८); verse 19 (bands 21-22, closing १९); verse 20 (bands 23-24, closing २०); band 25 (height 33px, an anomalously undersized false-split band-detector artifact between band 24 and band 26 with gaps of only 21px/3px -- re-checked per the standing false-split-band rule via a combined-range recrop of y=(3900,4060), confirming it carries no independent content and belongs to the single line at band 26); band 26, a single Sanskrit line ending in a single danda (not a double danda/verse-closing marker): "शुभाऽशुभफलं बोध्यमेवं सग्रहभावजम् ।" -- this is the pūrvardha (first half) of a new verse (provisionally verse 21) whose uttarardha (second half) and verse-number do NOT appear on this page; per the hard no-fabrication rule, this half-verse is NOT seeded as 29.21 in this pass and is held pending confirmation from printed page १६५/165; joint gloss for verses 15-20 (bands 27-32), opening "भाव एवं भावपति दोनों के शुभाशुभ फल कहे जा चुके हैं" -- **band 32, the last band on the page, is cut off mid-sentence by the eGangotri digitization-credit stamp overlaying its tail** ("...ग्रह उच्चादि ( उच्च, स्वगृह, मित्रगृह अधिमित्र गृह मूलत्रिकोण ) स्थान गत हों तो...", untranscribed past this point as illegible/cut off); this gloss's own closing verse-range marker (if any) has not yet appeared as of this page and is expected to complete on page १६५/165. No reading was taken from any full-page overview; every root-verse line (bands 4-5, 6-7, 13-14, 15-16, 17-18, 19-20, 21-22, 23-24) was independently confirmed via dedicated 3x full-line zoom crops (scratchpad/zoom164.py) directly from the original page PNG before transcription; none required higher zoom, all resolved cleanly with no residual ambiguity. **Retroactive fix to verses 29.11 and 29.12 (originally seeded from page १६३/163, commit 569b231):** page १६३'s joint 11-12 gloss was disclosed at the time as cut off mid-sentence at "शुभ की अधिकता सं..." by the eGangotri stamp overlapping that page's final band. This page's bands 1-2 supply the missing continuation: "ग्रहों का दशाफल या भावफल शुभ होगा अन्यथा अशुभ की अधिकता में दोनों का फल अशुभ होगा ॥ ११-१२ ॥" (the first word, initially misread at low zoom as "प्रहों", was confirmed as "ग्रहों" via a dedicated 5x zoom crop, scratchpad/p164-b1-word-check.png -- also the semantically required reading, "of the planets"). The complete joint gloss for 29.11-29.12, spanning both pages, now reads: "दिग्बल ही दिक्फल, और दिनबल ही दिनफल समझना चाहिए। उन दोनों के आगत शुभ फल को ६० में घटाने पर अशुभ फल होता है।" (verbatim as previously committed, per printed page १६३'s own text) followed by "शुभ की अधिकता से ग्रहों का दशाफल या भावफल शुभ होगा, अन्यथा अशुभ की अधिकता में दोनों का फल अशुभ होगा ॥ ११-१२ ॥". Both verses' translationHi fields are updated to this complete text, and verse 29.12's translation field is corrected to remove the now-inaccurate "elaboration is not preserved" disclosure, replacing it with the actual elaborated sense.

  17. 29.17 सत्यापित

    Verse 17

    संस्कृत

    तुङ्गादिस्थे फलं युञ्ज्यान्नीचारिस्थे गृहेऽन्यथा । इत्थं विज्ञाय वक्तव्यं शुभाशुभफलं बुधैः ॥ १७ ॥

    tungaadisthe phalam yunjyaannichaaristhe grihe.anyathaa | ittham vijnyaaya vaktavyam shubhaashubhaphalam budhaih || 17 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When [a planet is] situated in exaltation and the like, one should add the result; when situated in debilitation or an enemy's sign, it is otherwise [i.e., subtracted]. Having understood it thus, the shubha-ashubha (auspicious-inauspicious) result should be declared by the wise.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    भाव एवं भावपति दोनों के शुभाशुभ फल कहे जा चुके हैं। दोनों का फलयोग वास्तव फल होता है। भाव यदि शुभग्रह युक्त हो तो भावज फल को शुभफल में जोड़ें और अशुभ फल में घटावें तो वास्तव शुभाशुभ फल होते हैं। यदि भाव असद्ग्रह ( पाप ) युक्त हो तो भावज फल को अशुभ फल में जोड़े और शुभ फल में घटावें तो वास्तव फल होंगे। इसी तरह दृष्टि एवं बल में भी करना चाहिए। ग्रह उच्चादि ( उच्च, स्वगृह, मित्रगृह, अधिमित्र गृह, मूलत्रिकोण ) स्थान गत हों तो फल को शुभफल में जोड़े और अशुभ फल में घटावें, वही ग्रह नीचादि स्थानगत हो तो शुभफल में घटावें और अशुभफल में जोड़े। इसी तरह अष्टवर्ग में भी स्थान ( अधिक शुभ ) में जोड़े और करण ( अशुभ ) में घटाना चाहिये। यदि राशिद्वयगत एक भाव पड़े तो दोनों राशिस्वामियों के अनुसार क्रिया होती है। दोनों में जिसमें स्थानाधिक ( अष्टवर्ग रेखा की अधिकता ) हो उस भावफल में वृद्धि होती है। यदि ग्रह के समान भाव हो तो स्थानद ग्रहों के योग कर स्थान ( रेखा ) संख्या के आधा के समान फल होता है इस प्रकार ग्रह एवं भावों का शुभाशुभ फल जानना चाहिए ॥ १५-२० ॥

    स्रोत: Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra, printed page १६४/164 (PDF p.196 of the scanned edition, scratchpad/bphs1.pdf), verso page (folio १६४ left, book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् right, directly band-confirmed). 33 raw row-darkness bands. Page contents in order: running head (band 0); the deferred continuation of the joint 11-12 gloss (bands 1-2, closing ॥ ११-१२ ॥) -- see the retroactive fix applied to verses 29.11/29.12 below; subheading "शुभाशुभ की स्पष्टता--" (band 3); verse 13 (bands 4-5, closing १३); verse 14 (bands 6-7, closing १४); joint gloss for 13-14 (bands 8-11, closing १३-१४); subheading "ग्रहभाव फलों में विशेषता--" (band 12); verse 15 (bands 13-14, closing १५); verse 16 (bands 15-16, closing १६); verse 17 (bands 17-18, closing १७); verse 18 (bands 19-20, closing १८); verse 19 (bands 21-22, closing १९); verse 20 (bands 23-24, closing २०); band 25 (height 33px, an anomalously undersized false-split band-detector artifact between band 24 and band 26 with gaps of only 21px/3px -- re-checked per the standing false-split-band rule via a combined-range recrop of y=(3900,4060), confirming it carries no independent content and belongs to the single line at band 26); band 26, a single Sanskrit line ending in a single danda (not a double danda/verse-closing marker): "शुभाऽशुभफलं बोध्यमेवं सग्रहभावजम् ।" -- this is the pūrvardha (first half) of a new verse (provisionally verse 21) whose uttarardha (second half) and verse-number do NOT appear on this page; per the hard no-fabrication rule, this half-verse is NOT seeded as 29.21 in this pass and is held pending confirmation from printed page १६५/165; joint gloss for verses 15-20 (bands 27-32), opening "भाव एवं भावपति दोनों के शुभाशुभ फल कहे जा चुके हैं" -- **band 32, the last band on the page, is cut off mid-sentence by the eGangotri digitization-credit stamp overlaying its tail** ("...ग्रह उच्चादि ( उच्च, स्वगृह, मित्रगृह अधिमित्र गृह मूलत्रिकोण ) स्थान गत हों तो...", untranscribed past this point as illegible/cut off); this gloss's own closing verse-range marker (if any) has not yet appeared as of this page and is expected to complete on page १६५/165. No reading was taken from any full-page overview; every root-verse line (bands 4-5, 6-7, 13-14, 15-16, 17-18, 19-20, 21-22, 23-24) was independently confirmed via dedicated 3x full-line zoom crops (scratchpad/zoom164.py) directly from the original page PNG before transcription; none required higher zoom, all resolved cleanly with no residual ambiguity. **Retroactive fix to verses 29.11 and 29.12 (originally seeded from page १६३/163, commit 569b231):** page १६३'s joint 11-12 gloss was disclosed at the time as cut off mid-sentence at "शुभ की अधिकता सं..." by the eGangotri stamp overlapping that page's final band. This page's bands 1-2 supply the missing continuation: "ग्रहों का दशाफल या भावफल शुभ होगा अन्यथा अशुभ की अधिकता में दोनों का फल अशुभ होगा ॥ ११-१२ ॥" (the first word, initially misread at low zoom as "प्रहों", was confirmed as "ग्रहों" via a dedicated 5x zoom crop, scratchpad/p164-b1-word-check.png -- also the semantically required reading, "of the planets"). The complete joint gloss for 29.11-29.12, spanning both pages, now reads: "दिग्बल ही दिक्फल, और दिनबल ही दिनफल समझना चाहिए। उन दोनों के आगत शुभ फल को ६० में घटाने पर अशुभ फल होता है।" (verbatim as previously committed, per printed page १६३'s own text) followed by "शुभ की अधिकता से ग्रहों का दशाफल या भावफल शुभ होगा, अन्यथा अशुभ की अधिकता में दोनों का फल अशुभ होगा ॥ ११-१२ ॥". Both verses' translationHi fields are updated to this complete text, and verse 29.12's translation field is corrected to remove the now-inaccurate "elaboration is not preserved" disclosure, replacing it with the actual elaborated sense.

  18. 29.18 सत्यापित

    Verse 18

    संस्कृत

    एवं रीत्याऽष्टवर्गेऽपि फलं ज्ञेयं मनीषिभिः । स्थान-संकलनं कार्यं करणे तु तदन्यथा ॥ १८ ॥

    evam riityaashtavarge.api phalam jnyeyam maniishibhih | sthaana-sankalanam kaaryam karane tu tadanyathaa || 18 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In this same manner, the result in the ashtakavarga too should be understood by the wise; the summation of [benefic] positions (sthana-sankalana) is to be performed, though in actual calculation it proceeds otherwise [i.e., by a distinct specific procedure].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    भाव एवं भावपति दोनों के शुभाशुभ फल कहे जा चुके हैं। दोनों का फलयोग वास्तव फल होता है। भाव यदि शुभग्रह युक्त हो तो भावज फल को शुभफल में जोड़ें और अशुभ फल में घटावें तो वास्तव शुभाशुभ फल होते हैं। यदि भाव असद्ग्रह ( पाप ) युक्त हो तो भावज फल को अशुभ फल में जोड़े और शुभ फल में घटावें तो वास्तव फल होंगे। इसी तरह दृष्टि एवं बल में भी करना चाहिए। ग्रह उच्चादि ( उच्च, स्वगृह, मित्रगृह, अधिमित्र गृह, मूलत्रिकोण ) स्थान गत हों तो फल को शुभफल में जोड़े और अशुभ फल में घटावें, वही ग्रह नीचादि स्थानगत हो तो शुभफल में घटावें और अशुभफल में जोड़े। इसी तरह अष्टवर्ग में भी स्थान ( अधिक शुभ ) में जोड़े और करण ( अशुभ ) में घटाना चाहिये। यदि राशिद्वयगत एक भाव पड़े तो दोनों राशिस्वामियों के अनुसार क्रिया होती है। दोनों में जिसमें स्थानाधिक ( अष्टवर्ग रेखा की अधिकता ) हो उस भावफल में वृद्धि होती है। यदि ग्रह के समान भाव हो तो स्थानद ग्रहों के योग कर स्थान ( रेखा ) संख्या के आधा के समान फल होता है इस प्रकार ग्रह एवं भावों का शुभाशुभ फल जानना चाहिए ॥ १५-२० ॥

    स्रोत: Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra, printed page १६४/164 (PDF p.196 of the scanned edition, scratchpad/bphs1.pdf), verso page (folio १६४ left, book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् right, directly band-confirmed). 33 raw row-darkness bands. Page contents in order: running head (band 0); the deferred continuation of the joint 11-12 gloss (bands 1-2, closing ॥ ११-१२ ॥) -- see the retroactive fix applied to verses 29.11/29.12 below; subheading "शुभाशुभ की स्पष्टता--" (band 3); verse 13 (bands 4-5, closing १३); verse 14 (bands 6-7, closing १४); joint gloss for 13-14 (bands 8-11, closing १३-१४); subheading "ग्रहभाव फलों में विशेषता--" (band 12); verse 15 (bands 13-14, closing १५); verse 16 (bands 15-16, closing १६); verse 17 (bands 17-18, closing १७); verse 18 (bands 19-20, closing १८); verse 19 (bands 21-22, closing १९); verse 20 (bands 23-24, closing २०); band 25 (height 33px, an anomalously undersized false-split band-detector artifact between band 24 and band 26 with gaps of only 21px/3px -- re-checked per the standing false-split-band rule via a combined-range recrop of y=(3900,4060), confirming it carries no independent content and belongs to the single line at band 26); band 26, a single Sanskrit line ending in a single danda (not a double danda/verse-closing marker): "शुभाऽशुभफलं बोध्यमेवं सग्रहभावजम् ।" -- this is the pūrvardha (first half) of a new verse (provisionally verse 21) whose uttarardha (second half) and verse-number do NOT appear on this page; per the hard no-fabrication rule, this half-verse is NOT seeded as 29.21 in this pass and is held pending confirmation from printed page १६५/165; joint gloss for verses 15-20 (bands 27-32), opening "भाव एवं भावपति दोनों के शुभाशुभ फल कहे जा चुके हैं" -- **band 32, the last band on the page, is cut off mid-sentence by the eGangotri digitization-credit stamp overlaying its tail** ("...ग्रह उच्चादि ( उच्च, स्वगृह, मित्रगृह अधिमित्र गृह मूलत्रिकोण ) स्थान गत हों तो...", untranscribed past this point as illegible/cut off); this gloss's own closing verse-range marker (if any) has not yet appeared as of this page and is expected to complete on page १६५/165. No reading was taken from any full-page overview; every root-verse line (bands 4-5, 6-7, 13-14, 15-16, 17-18, 19-20, 21-22, 23-24) was independently confirmed via dedicated 3x full-line zoom crops (scratchpad/zoom164.py) directly from the original page PNG before transcription; none required higher zoom, all resolved cleanly with no residual ambiguity. **Retroactive fix to verses 29.11 and 29.12 (originally seeded from page १६३/163, commit 569b231):** page १६३'s joint 11-12 gloss was disclosed at the time as cut off mid-sentence at "शुभ की अधिकता सं..." by the eGangotri stamp overlapping that page's final band. This page's bands 1-2 supply the missing continuation: "ग्रहों का दशाफल या भावफल शुभ होगा अन्यथा अशुभ की अधिकता में दोनों का फल अशुभ होगा ॥ ११-१२ ॥" (the first word, initially misread at low zoom as "प्रहों", was confirmed as "ग्रहों" via a dedicated 5x zoom crop, scratchpad/p164-b1-word-check.png -- also the semantically required reading, "of the planets"). The complete joint gloss for 29.11-29.12, spanning both pages, now reads: "दिग्बल ही दिक्फल, और दिनबल ही दिनफल समझना चाहिए। उन दोनों के आगत शुभ फल को ६० में घटाने पर अशुभ फल होता है।" (verbatim as previously committed, per printed page १६३'s own text) followed by "शुभ की अधिकता से ग्रहों का दशाफल या भावफल शुभ होगा, अन्यथा अशुभ की अधिकता में दोनों का फल अशुभ होगा ॥ ११-१२ ॥". Both verses' translationHi fields are updated to this complete text, and verse 29.12's translation field is corrected to remove the now-inaccurate "elaboration is not preserved" disclosure, replacing it with the actual elaborated sense.

  19. 29.19 सत्यापित

    Verse 19

    संस्कृत

    राशिद्वयगते भावे तद्राश्यधिपतेः क्रिया । स्थानाधिकेन भावेन भावलाभः प्रकीर्त्तितः ॥ १९ ॥

    raashidvayagate bhaave tadraashyadhipateh kriyaa | sthaanaadhikena bhaavena bhaavalaabhah prakiirttitah || 19 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When a bhava (house) extends over two signs, the operation (kriya) is [performed] with reference to the lord of that [respective] sign; by the bhava having the greater [ashtakavarga] sthana-count, the bhava-labha (the house's net gain/strength) is declared.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    भाव एवं भावपति दोनों के शुभाशुभ फल कहे जा चुके हैं। दोनों का फलयोग वास्तव फल होता है। भाव यदि शुभग्रह युक्त हो तो भावज फल को शुभफल में जोड़ें और अशुभ फल में घटावें तो वास्तव शुभाशुभ फल होते हैं। यदि भाव असद्ग्रह ( पाप ) युक्त हो तो भावज फल को अशुभ फल में जोड़े और शुभ फल में घटावें तो वास्तव फल होंगे। इसी तरह दृष्टि एवं बल में भी करना चाहिए। ग्रह उच्चादि ( उच्च, स्वगृह, मित्रगृह, अधिमित्र गृह, मूलत्रिकोण ) स्थान गत हों तो फल को शुभफल में जोड़े और अशुभ फल में घटावें, वही ग्रह नीचादि स्थानगत हो तो शुभफल में घटावें और अशुभफल में जोड़े। इसी तरह अष्टवर्ग में भी स्थान ( अधिक शुभ ) में जोड़े और करण ( अशुभ ) में घटाना चाहिये। यदि राशिद्वयगत एक भाव पड़े तो दोनों राशिस्वामियों के अनुसार क्रिया होती है। दोनों में जिसमें स्थानाधिक ( अष्टवर्ग रेखा की अधिकता ) हो उस भावफल में वृद्धि होती है। यदि ग्रह के समान भाव हो तो स्थानद ग्रहों के योग कर स्थान ( रेखा ) संख्या के आधा के समान फल होता है इस प्रकार ग्रह एवं भावों का शुभाशुभ फल जानना चाहिए ॥ १५-२० ॥

    स्रोत: Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra, printed page १६४/164 (PDF p.196 of the scanned edition, scratchpad/bphs1.pdf), verso page (folio १६४ left, book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् right, directly band-confirmed). 33 raw row-darkness bands. Page contents in order: running head (band 0); the deferred continuation of the joint 11-12 gloss (bands 1-2, closing ॥ ११-१२ ॥) -- see the retroactive fix applied to verses 29.11/29.12 below; subheading "शुभाशुभ की स्पष्टता--" (band 3); verse 13 (bands 4-5, closing १३); verse 14 (bands 6-7, closing १४); joint gloss for 13-14 (bands 8-11, closing १३-१४); subheading "ग्रहभाव फलों में विशेषता--" (band 12); verse 15 (bands 13-14, closing १५); verse 16 (bands 15-16, closing १६); verse 17 (bands 17-18, closing १७); verse 18 (bands 19-20, closing १८); verse 19 (bands 21-22, closing १९); verse 20 (bands 23-24, closing २०); band 25 (height 33px, an anomalously undersized false-split band-detector artifact between band 24 and band 26 with gaps of only 21px/3px -- re-checked per the standing false-split-band rule via a combined-range recrop of y=(3900,4060), confirming it carries no independent content and belongs to the single line at band 26); band 26, a single Sanskrit line ending in a single danda (not a double danda/verse-closing marker): "शुभाऽशुभफलं बोध्यमेवं सग्रहभावजम् ।" -- this is the pūrvardha (first half) of a new verse (provisionally verse 21) whose uttarardha (second half) and verse-number do NOT appear on this page; per the hard no-fabrication rule, this half-verse is NOT seeded as 29.21 in this pass and is held pending confirmation from printed page १६५/165; joint gloss for verses 15-20 (bands 27-32), opening "भाव एवं भावपति दोनों के शुभाशुभ फल कहे जा चुके हैं" -- **band 32, the last band on the page, is cut off mid-sentence by the eGangotri digitization-credit stamp overlaying its tail** ("...ग्रह उच्चादि ( उच्च, स्वगृह, मित्रगृह अधिमित्र गृह मूलत्रिकोण ) स्थान गत हों तो...", untranscribed past this point as illegible/cut off); this gloss's own closing verse-range marker (if any) has not yet appeared as of this page and is expected to complete on page १६५/165. No reading was taken from any full-page overview; every root-verse line (bands 4-5, 6-7, 13-14, 15-16, 17-18, 19-20, 21-22, 23-24) was independently confirmed via dedicated 3x full-line zoom crops (scratchpad/zoom164.py) directly from the original page PNG before transcription; none required higher zoom, all resolved cleanly with no residual ambiguity. **Retroactive fix to verses 29.11 and 29.12 (originally seeded from page १६३/163, commit 569b231):** page १६३'s joint 11-12 gloss was disclosed at the time as cut off mid-sentence at "शुभ की अधिकता सं..." by the eGangotri stamp overlapping that page's final band. This page's bands 1-2 supply the missing continuation: "ग्रहों का दशाफल या भावफल शुभ होगा अन्यथा अशुभ की अधिकता में दोनों का फल अशुभ होगा ॥ ११-१२ ॥" (the first word, initially misread at low zoom as "प्रहों", was confirmed as "ग्रहों" via a dedicated 5x zoom crop, scratchpad/p164-b1-word-check.png -- also the semantically required reading, "of the planets"). The complete joint gloss for 29.11-29.12, spanning both pages, now reads: "दिग्बल ही दिक्फल, और दिनबल ही दिनफल समझना चाहिए। उन दोनों के आगत शुभ फल को ६० में घटाने पर अशुभ फल होता है।" (verbatim as previously committed, per printed page १६३'s own text) followed by "शुभ की अधिकता से ग्रहों का दशाफल या भावफल शुभ होगा, अन्यथा अशुभ की अधिकता में दोनों का फल अशुभ होगा ॥ ११-१२ ॥". Both verses' translationHi fields are updated to this complete text, and verse 29.12's translation field is corrected to remove the now-inaccurate "elaboration is not preserved" disclosure, replacing it with the actual elaborated sense.

  20. 29.20 सत्यापित

    Verse 20

    संस्कृत

    तत्समाने च तद्भावे तदानीं स्थानदान् ग्रहान् । संयोज्य स्थानसंख्याया दलमेतत् फलं भवेत् ॥ २० ॥

    tatsamaane ca tadbhaave tadaaniim sthaanadaan grahaan | sanyojya sthaanasankhyaayaa dalametat phalam bhavet || 20 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    And when that bhava's [sthana-count in both signs] is equal, then, having added together the planets that give [benefic] positions, half of that sthana-count becomes the result.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    भाव एवं भावपति दोनों के शुभाशुभ फल कहे जा चुके हैं। दोनों का फलयोग वास्तव फल होता है। भाव यदि शुभग्रह युक्त हो तो भावज फल को शुभफल में जोड़ें और अशुभ फल में घटावें तो वास्तव शुभाशुभ फल होते हैं। यदि भाव असद्ग्रह ( पाप ) युक्त हो तो भावज फल को अशुभ फल में जोड़े और शुभ फल में घटावें तो वास्तव फल होंगे। इसी तरह दृष्टि एवं बल में भी करना चाहिए। ग्रह उच्चादि ( उच्च, स्वगृह, मित्रगृह, अधिमित्र गृह, मूलत्रिकोण ) स्थान गत हों तो फल को शुभफल में जोड़े और अशुभ फल में घटावें, वही ग्रह नीचादि स्थानगत हो तो शुभफल में घटावें और अशुभफल में जोड़े। इसी तरह अष्टवर्ग में भी स्थान ( अधिक शुभ ) में जोड़े और करण ( अशुभ ) में घटाना चाहिये। यदि राशिद्वयगत एक भाव पड़े तो दोनों राशिस्वामियों के अनुसार क्रिया होती है। दोनों में जिसमें स्थानाधिक ( अष्टवर्ग रेखा की अधिकता ) हो उस भावफल में वृद्धि होती है। यदि ग्रह के समान भाव हो तो स्थानद ग्रहों के योग कर स्थान ( रेखा ) संख्या के आधा के समान फल होता है इस प्रकार ग्रह एवं भावों का शुभाशुभ फल जानना चाहिए ॥ १५-२० ॥

    स्रोत: Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra, printed page १६४/164 (PDF p.196 of the scanned edition, scratchpad/bphs1.pdf), verso page (folio १६४ left, book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् right, directly band-confirmed). 33 raw row-darkness bands. Page contents in order: running head (band 0); the deferred continuation of the joint 11-12 gloss (bands 1-2, closing ॥ ११-१२ ॥) -- see the retroactive fix applied to verses 29.11/29.12 below; subheading "शुभाशुभ की स्पष्टता--" (band 3); verse 13 (bands 4-5, closing १३); verse 14 (bands 6-7, closing १४); joint gloss for 13-14 (bands 8-11, closing १३-१४); subheading "ग्रहभाव फलों में विशेषता--" (band 12); verse 15 (bands 13-14, closing १५); verse 16 (bands 15-16, closing १६); verse 17 (bands 17-18, closing १७); verse 18 (bands 19-20, closing १८); verse 19 (bands 21-22, closing १९); verse 20 (bands 23-24, closing २०); band 25 (height 33px, an anomalously undersized false-split band-detector artifact between band 24 and band 26 with gaps of only 21px/3px -- re-checked per the standing false-split-band rule via a combined-range recrop of y=(3900,4060), confirming it carries no independent content and belongs to the single line at band 26); band 26, a single Sanskrit line ending in a single danda (not a double danda/verse-closing marker): "शुभाऽशुभफलं बोध्यमेवं सग्रहभावजम् ।" -- this is the pūrvardha (first half) of a new verse (provisionally verse 21) whose uttarardha (second half) and verse-number do NOT appear on this page; per the hard no-fabrication rule, this half-verse is NOT seeded as 29.21 in this pass and is held pending confirmation from printed page १६५/165; joint gloss for verses 15-20 (bands 27-32), opening "भाव एवं भावपति दोनों के शुभाशुभ फल कहे जा चुके हैं" -- **band 32, the last band on the page, is cut off mid-sentence by the eGangotri digitization-credit stamp overlaying its tail** ("...ग्रह उच्चादि ( उच्च, स्वगृह, मित्रगृह अधिमित्र गृह मूलत्रिकोण ) स्थान गत हों तो...", untranscribed past this point as illegible/cut off); this gloss's own closing verse-range marker (if any) has not yet appeared as of this page and is expected to complete on page १६५/165. No reading was taken from any full-page overview; every root-verse line (bands 4-5, 6-7, 13-14, 15-16, 17-18, 19-20, 21-22, 23-24) was independently confirmed via dedicated 3x full-line zoom crops (scratchpad/zoom164.py) directly from the original page PNG before transcription; none required higher zoom, all resolved cleanly with no residual ambiguity. **Retroactive fix to verses 29.11 and 29.12 (originally seeded from page १६३/163, commit 569b231):** page १६३'s joint 11-12 gloss was disclosed at the time as cut off mid-sentence at "शुभ की अधिकता सं..." by the eGangotri stamp overlapping that page's final band. This page's bands 1-2 supply the missing continuation: "ग्रहों का दशाफल या भावफल शुभ होगा अन्यथा अशुभ की अधिकता में दोनों का फल अशुभ होगा ॥ ११-१२ ॥" (the first word, initially misread at low zoom as "प्रहों", was confirmed as "ग्रहों" via a dedicated 5x zoom crop, scratchpad/p164-b1-word-check.png -- also the semantically required reading, "of the planets"). The complete joint gloss for 29.11-29.12, spanning both pages, now reads: "दिग्बल ही दिक्फल, और दिनबल ही दिनफल समझना चाहिए। उन दोनों के आगत शुभ फल को ६० में घटाने पर अशुभ फल होता है।" (verbatim as previously committed, per printed page १६३'s own text) followed by "शुभ की अधिकता से ग्रहों का दशाफल या भावफल शुभ होगा, अन्यथा अशुभ की अधिकता में दोनों का फल अशुभ होगा ॥ ११-१२ ॥". Both verses' translationHi fields are updated to this complete text, and verse 29.12's translation field is corrected to remove the now-inaccurate "elaboration is not preserved" disclosure, replacing it with the actual elaborated sense.

30 Arudha-pada-adhyayah -- on the Arudha-pada (the risen/reflected significator point) (36)

  1. 30.1 सत्यापित

    BPHS 30.1

    संस्कृत

    अथ वच्मि नभोगानां भावानां च विशेषतः । फलादेश-विधानाय राज्यारूढपदं द्विज ! ॥ १ ॥

    atha vachmi nabhoganam bhavanam cha visheshatah | phaladesha-vidhanaya rajyarudhapadam dvija ! || 1 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Now, O twice-born one, for the purpose of giving specific results, I shall describe the Arudha (rising-point) of the sky-goers (the planets) and, in particular, of the houses -- the Rajya-arudha-pada.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पराशर ने कहा—हे मैत्रेय ! अब मैं विशेष फलादेश के लिए ग्रह तथा भावों का राश्यारूढपद, बतलाता हूँ। लग्नेश लग्न से जितने अग्रिम राशि में विद्यमान हो, उससे उतने ही अग्रिम राशि को लग्न का पद कहा जाता है। इसी तरह अन्य भावों का भी पद-ज्ञान किया जाता है। जैसे मेष लग्न है, लग्नेश भौम सिंह में हैं, अतः सिंह से पञ्चम धन लग्न का पद कहलायेगा। एवं किसी भी भाव से जितनी दूरी पर वह भावेश रहेंगे, उस स्थान से उतनी ही दूरी पर उस भाव का पद होता है। परन्तु इन पदों में प्रधानता लग्नपद की ही होती है अर्थात् पद से साधारणतः लग्नपद ही समझा जाता है ॥ १-३ ॥

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १६५/165 (PDF p.197), verso boundary continuation from page १६४/164, recto page (running head शीर्षक "आरूढपदाध्यायः" confirms Chapter 30's title independently). 35 raw bands. Bands 1-8: completes the joint Hindi gloss for verses 29.15-29.20 that was cut off mid-sentence at page १६४'s physical end (by the eGangotri digitization stamp), closing "॥ १५-२० ॥" at band 8. Bands 9-10: the chapter's formal closing colophon, "इति सविमर्शसुधाव्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे इष्टकष्टविवेचनाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ २९ ॥" -- editorial/publisher colophon, confirming Chapter 29 (Ishta-kashta-vivechana) concludes at exactly 20 verses. This resolves the half-line found at page १६४'s band 26 ("शुभाऽशुभफलं बोध्यमेवं सग्रहभावजम् ।", provisionally held as 29.21, unseeded): since Chapter 29's own colophon confirms exactly 20 verses with no further verse-closing text intervening, that half-line is NOT a numbered root verse of the shastra -- it is an unnumbered editorial summary/bridge caption (ends in a single danda, not a verse pair) inserted between verse 20's close and the joint 15-20 gloss's opening. Per the no-fabrication rule, it is permanently excluded from transcription as verse content (it was never seeded, and remains so). Band 11: a non-textual decorative divider ornament (false-split-pattern re-checked: combined-range recrop confirms purely typographic, no text). Band 12: chapter 30's formal opening heading, "अथारूढपदाध्यायः ॥ ३० ॥" (Now begins the chapter on Arudha-pada. [Chapter] 30). Band 13: "पराशर उवाच--" (Parashara said--), the standard verse-introduction formula. Bands 14-19: verses 30.1-30.3 (each closing with their own verse number); bands 20-27: their joint Hindi gloss, closing "॥ १-३ ॥"; band 28: subheading "अपवाद--" (Exception--), editorial, excluded from transcription; band 29: re-scanned per the false-split-band rule via a combined-range recrop (scratchpad/p165-b29-recheck.png) -- confirmed to be a detector artifact of band 30's own line, no independent content; bands 30-31: verse 30.4 (closing ४); bands 32-33: verse 30.5 (closing ५); band 34: the eGangotri digitization stamp, page ends here with no further Hindi gloss for verses 4-5 on this page (to be checked for continuation on the next printed page). Verse 30.4's second word-pair was independently confirmed via two dedicated same-page-control high-zoom crops (scratchpad/p165-v4a-word-check2.png, scratchpad/p165-v4b-control.png at 4x): the printed text reads "पदामिष्यते" (a visible आ-matra stroke between द and म, confirmed absent in the same font's rendering of the unrelated word "पदमीरितम्" two lines below, used as a same-page control) -- though sandhi of पदम्+इष्यते would predict "पदमिष्यते", the print as scanned clearly shows the आ-matra, so "पदामिष्यते" is retained exactly as printed per the disclosure rule. No reading was taken from any full-page overview; every root-verse line was independently confirmed via dedicated 3x zoom crops (scratchpad/zoom165.py) directly from the original page PNG.

  2. 30.2 सत्यापित

    BPHS 30.2

    संस्कृत

    यावदुन्मितभे तिष्ठेल्लग्नतो लग्नपः क्रमात् । तावदुन्मितभे तस्मात्पदं लग्नस्य कीर्त्यते ॥ २ ॥

    yavadunmitabhe tishthel-lagnato lagnapah kramat | tavadunmitabhe tasmat-padam lagnasya kirtyate || 2 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    As many signs as the lord of the Lagna stands away from the Lagna, counting in [the same, forward] order -- that same number of signs counted onward from that [position of the Lagna-lord] -- that point is declared to be the Pada of the Lagna.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पराशर ने कहा—हे मैत्रेय ! अब मैं विशेष फलादेश के लिए ग्रह तथा भावों का राश्यारूढपद, बतलाता हूँ। लग्नेश लग्न से जितने अग्रिम राशि में विद्यमान हो, उससे उतने ही अग्रिम राशि को लग्न का पद कहा जाता है। इसी तरह अन्य भावों का भी पद-ज्ञान किया जाता है। जैसे मेष लग्न है, लग्नेश भौम सिंह में हैं, अतः सिंह से पञ्चम धन लग्न का पद कहलायेगा। एवं किसी भी भाव से जितनी दूरी पर वह भावेश रहेंगे, उस स्थान से उतनी ही दूरी पर उस भाव का पद होता है। परन्तु इन पदों में प्रधानता लग्नपद की ही होती है अर्थात् पद से साधारणतः लग्नपद ही समझा जाता है ॥ १-३ ॥

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १६५/165 (PDF p.197), verso boundary continuation from page १६४/164, recto page (running head शीर्षक "आरूढपदाध्यायः" confirms Chapter 30's title independently). 35 raw bands. Bands 1-8: completes the joint Hindi gloss for verses 29.15-29.20 that was cut off mid-sentence at page १६४'s physical end (by the eGangotri digitization stamp), closing "॥ १५-२० ॥" at band 8. Bands 9-10: the chapter's formal closing colophon, "इति सविमर्शसुधाव्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे इष्टकष्टविवेचनाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ २९ ॥" -- editorial/publisher colophon, confirming Chapter 29 (Ishta-kashta-vivechana) concludes at exactly 20 verses. This resolves the half-line found at page १६४'s band 26 ("शुभाऽशुभफलं बोध्यमेवं सग्रहभावजम् ।", provisionally held as 29.21, unseeded): since Chapter 29's own colophon confirms exactly 20 verses with no further verse-closing text intervening, that half-line is NOT a numbered root verse of the shastra -- it is an unnumbered editorial summary/bridge caption (ends in a single danda, not a verse pair) inserted between verse 20's close and the joint 15-20 gloss's opening. Per the no-fabrication rule, it is permanently excluded from transcription as verse content (it was never seeded, and remains so). Band 11: a non-textual decorative divider ornament (false-split-pattern re-checked: combined-range recrop confirms purely typographic, no text). Band 12: chapter 30's formal opening heading, "अथारूढपदाध्यायः ॥ ३० ॥" (Now begins the chapter on Arudha-pada. [Chapter] 30). Band 13: "पराशर उवाच--" (Parashara said--), the standard verse-introduction formula. Bands 14-19: verses 30.1-30.3 (each closing with their own verse number); bands 20-27: their joint Hindi gloss, closing "॥ १-३ ॥"; band 28: subheading "अपवाद--" (Exception--), editorial, excluded from transcription; band 29: re-scanned per the false-split-band rule via a combined-range recrop (scratchpad/p165-b29-recheck.png) -- confirmed to be a detector artifact of band 30's own line, no independent content; bands 30-31: verse 30.4 (closing ४); bands 32-33: verse 30.5 (closing ५); band 34: the eGangotri digitization stamp, page ends here with no further Hindi gloss for verses 4-5 on this page (to be checked for continuation on the next printed page). Verse 30.4's second word-pair was independently confirmed via two dedicated same-page-control high-zoom crops (scratchpad/p165-v4a-word-check2.png, scratchpad/p165-v4b-control.png at 4x): the printed text reads "पदामिष्यते" (a visible आ-matra stroke between द and म, confirmed absent in the same font's rendering of the unrelated word "पदमीरितम्" two lines below, used as a same-page control) -- though sandhi of पदम्+इष्यते would predict "पदमिष्यते", the print as scanned clearly shows the आ-matra, so "पदामिष्यते" is retained exactly as printed per the disclosure rule. No reading was taken from any full-page overview; every root-verse line was independently confirmed via dedicated 3x zoom crops (scratchpad/zoom165.py) directly from the original page PNG.

  3. 30.3 सत्यापित

    BPHS 30.3

    संस्कृत

    इत्थमेव पदं चान्यभावानामपि जायते । प्राधान्यं तत्र विज्ञेयं मुने ! लग्नपदस्य वै ॥ ३ ॥

    itthameva padam chanya-bhavanam api jayate | pradhanyam tatra vijneyam mune ! lagnapadasya vai || 3 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In this very manner the Pada of the other houses too is derived. But, O sage, among these it is the Pada of the Lagna whose pre-eminence should be understood.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पराशर ने कहा—हे मैत्रेय ! अब मैं विशेष फलादेश के लिए ग्रह तथा भावों का राश्यारूढपद, बतलाता हूँ। लग्नेश लग्न से जितने अग्रिम राशि में विद्यमान हो, उससे उतने ही अग्रिम राशि को लग्न का पद कहा जाता है। इसी तरह अन्य भावों का भी पद-ज्ञान किया जाता है। जैसे मेष लग्न है, लग्नेश भौम सिंह में हैं, अतः सिंह से पञ्चम धन लग्न का पद कहलायेगा। एवं किसी भी भाव से जितनी दूरी पर वह भावेश रहेंगे, उस स्थान से उतनी ही दूरी पर उस भाव का पद होता है। परन्तु इन पदों में प्रधानता लग्नपद की ही होती है अर्थात् पद से साधारणतः लग्नपद ही समझा जाता है ॥ १-३ ॥

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १६५/165 (PDF p.197), verso boundary continuation from page १६४/164, recto page (running head शीर्षक "आरूढपदाध्यायः" confirms Chapter 30's title independently). 35 raw bands. Bands 1-8: completes the joint Hindi gloss for verses 29.15-29.20 that was cut off mid-sentence at page १६४'s physical end (by the eGangotri digitization stamp), closing "॥ १५-२० ॥" at band 8. Bands 9-10: the chapter's formal closing colophon, "इति सविमर्शसुधाव्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे इष्टकष्टविवेचनाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ २९ ॥" -- editorial/publisher colophon, confirming Chapter 29 (Ishta-kashta-vivechana) concludes at exactly 20 verses. This resolves the half-line found at page १६४'s band 26 ("शुभाऽशुभफलं बोध्यमेवं सग्रहभावजम् ।", provisionally held as 29.21, unseeded): since Chapter 29's own colophon confirms exactly 20 verses with no further verse-closing text intervening, that half-line is NOT a numbered root verse of the shastra -- it is an unnumbered editorial summary/bridge caption (ends in a single danda, not a verse pair) inserted between verse 20's close and the joint 15-20 gloss's opening. Per the no-fabrication rule, it is permanently excluded from transcription as verse content (it was never seeded, and remains so). Band 11: a non-textual decorative divider ornament (false-split-pattern re-checked: combined-range recrop confirms purely typographic, no text). Band 12: chapter 30's formal opening heading, "अथारूढपदाध्यायः ॥ ३० ॥" (Now begins the chapter on Arudha-pada. [Chapter] 30). Band 13: "पराशर उवाच--" (Parashara said--), the standard verse-introduction formula. Bands 14-19: verses 30.1-30.3 (each closing with their own verse number); bands 20-27: their joint Hindi gloss, closing "॥ १-३ ॥"; band 28: subheading "अपवाद--" (Exception--), editorial, excluded from transcription; band 29: re-scanned per the false-split-band rule via a combined-range recrop (scratchpad/p165-b29-recheck.png) -- confirmed to be a detector artifact of band 30's own line, no independent content; bands 30-31: verse 30.4 (closing ४); bands 32-33: verse 30.5 (closing ५); band 34: the eGangotri digitization stamp, page ends here with no further Hindi gloss for verses 4-5 on this page (to be checked for continuation on the next printed page). Verse 30.4's second word-pair was independently confirmed via two dedicated same-page-control high-zoom crops (scratchpad/p165-v4a-word-check2.png, scratchpad/p165-v4b-control.png at 4x): the printed text reads "पदामिष्यते" (a visible आ-matra stroke between द and म, confirmed absent in the same font's rendering of the unrelated word "पदमीरितम्" two lines below, used as a same-page control) -- though sandhi of पदम्+इष्यते would predict "पदमिष्यते", the print as scanned clearly shows the आ-matra, so "पदामिष्यते" is retained exactly as printed per the disclosure rule. No reading was taken from any full-page overview; every root-verse line was independently confirmed via dedicated 3x zoom crops (scratchpad/zoom165.py) directly from the original page PNG.

  4. 30.4 सत्यापित

    BPHS 30.4

    संस्कृत

    स्वस्थानस्य पदत्वे तु दशमं पदामिष्यते । सप्तमस्य तथात्वे तु तुरीयं पदमीरितम् ॥ ४ ॥

    svasthanasya padatve tu dashamam padamishyate | saptamasya tathatve tu turiyam padamiritam || 4 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [Exception:] But if [the count] would make a house's own sign its Pada [i.e. the reckoning returns to the same sign], then the tenth [sign from it] is taken as the Pada instead; likewise, if the same would happen for the seventh [house], the fourth [from it] is declared as its Pada. [The printed text reads "पदामिष्यते" where sandhi of padam+ishyate would predict "पदमिष्यते" -- retained as printed; see source note.]

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    स्वस्थान पद यदि हो तो दशम को पद समझना, इसी तरह सप्तम यदि पद हो तो चतुर्थ को पद समझना चाहिए। अर्थात् स्वस्थान तथा सप्तम को पद नहीं मानना चाहिए। जैसे चतुर्थ स्थान में लग्नस्वामी हो तो उससे चतुर्थ सप्तम का पदत्व प्राप्त होगा, किन्तु ऐसा न होकर चतुर्थ को ही पद समझना चाहिए। इसी तरह स्वामी यदि सप्तमस्थ हो तो उससे सप्तम अपना ही स्थान होगा। ऐसी स्थिति में अपने स्थान को पद नहीं समझ कर दशम को ही समझना, अभिलषित है ॥ ४-५ ॥

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १६५/165 (PDF p.197), verso boundary continuation from page १६४/164, recto page (running head शीर्षक "आरूढपदाध्यायः" confirms Chapter 30's title independently). 35 raw bands. Bands 1-8: completes the joint Hindi gloss for verses 29.15-29.20 that was cut off mid-sentence at page १६४'s physical end (by the eGangotri digitization stamp), closing "॥ १५-२० ॥" at band 8. Bands 9-10: the chapter's formal closing colophon, "इति सविमर्शसुधाव्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे इष्टकष्टविवेचनाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ २९ ॥" -- editorial/publisher colophon, confirming Chapter 29 (Ishta-kashta-vivechana) concludes at exactly 20 verses. This resolves the half-line found at page १६४'s band 26 ("शुभाऽशुभफलं बोध्यमेवं सग्रहभावजम् ।", provisionally held as 29.21, unseeded): since Chapter 29's own colophon confirms exactly 20 verses with no further verse-closing text intervening, that half-line is NOT a numbered root verse of the shastra -- it is an unnumbered editorial summary/bridge caption (ends in a single danda, not a verse pair) inserted between verse 20's close and the joint 15-20 gloss's opening. Per the no-fabrication rule, it is permanently excluded from transcription as verse content (it was never seeded, and remains so). Band 11: a non-textual decorative divider ornament (false-split-pattern re-checked: combined-range recrop confirms purely typographic, no text). Band 12: chapter 30's formal opening heading, "अथारूढपदाध्यायः ॥ ३० ॥" (Now begins the chapter on Arudha-pada. [Chapter] 30). Band 13: "पराशर उवाच--" (Parashara said--), the standard verse-introduction formula. Bands 14-19: verses 30.1-30.3 (each closing with their own verse number); bands 20-27: their joint Hindi gloss, closing "॥ १-३ ॥"; band 28: subheading "अपवाद--" (Exception--), editorial, excluded from transcription; band 29: re-scanned per the false-split-band rule via a combined-range recrop (scratchpad/p165-b29-recheck.png) -- confirmed to be a detector artifact of band 30's own line, no independent content; bands 30-31: verse 30.4 (closing ४); bands 32-33: verse 30.5 (closing ५); band 34: the eGangotri digitization stamp, page ends here with no further Hindi gloss for verses 4-5 on this page (to be checked for continuation on the next printed page). Verse 30.4's second word-pair was independently confirmed via two dedicated same-page-control high-zoom crops (scratchpad/p165-v4a-word-check2.png, scratchpad/p165-v4b-control.png at 4x): the printed text reads "पदामिष्यते" (a visible आ-matra stroke between द and म, confirmed absent in the same font's rendering of the unrelated word "पदमीरितम्" two lines below, used as a same-page control) -- though sandhi of पदम्+इष्यते would predict "पदमिष्यते", the print as scanned clearly shows the आ-matra, so "पदामिष्यते" is retained exactly as printed per the disclosure rule. No reading was taken from any full-page overview; every root-verse line was independently confirmed via dedicated 3x zoom crops (scratchpad/zoom165.py) directly from the original page PNG.

  5. 30.5 सत्यापित

    BPHS 30.5

    संस्कृत

    तुरीयस्थेऽधिपे प्रोक्तं तुर्यमेव यथा पदम् । सप्तमस्थेऽधिपे चैवं दशमं पदमीक्षितम् ॥ ५ ॥

    turiyasthe.adhipe proktam turyam eva yatha padam | saptamasthe.adhipe chaivam dashamam padamikshitam || 5 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [Continuing the exception:] When the lord stands in the fourth [yielding the same return-to-self case], the fourth itself is likewise prescribed [as needing the same correction]; and so too, when the lord stands in the seventh, the tenth is regarded as the Pada.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    स्वस्थान पद यदि हो तो दशम को पद समझना, इसी तरह सप्तम यदि पद हो तो चतुर्थ को पद समझना चाहिए। अर्थात् स्वस्थान तथा सप्तम को पद नहीं मानना चाहिए। जैसे चतुर्थ स्थान में लग्नस्वामी हो तो उससे चतुर्थ सप्तम का पदत्व प्राप्त होगा, किन्तु ऐसा न होकर चतुर्थ को ही पद समझना चाहिए। इसी तरह स्वामी यदि सप्तमस्थ हो तो उससे सप्तम अपना ही स्थान होगा। ऐसी स्थिति में अपने स्थान को पद नहीं समझ कर दशम को ही समझना, अभिलषित है ॥ ४-५ ॥

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १६५/165 (PDF p.197), verso boundary continuation from page १६४/164, recto page (running head शीर्षक "आरूढपदाध्यायः" confirms Chapter 30's title independently). 35 raw bands. Bands 1-8: completes the joint Hindi gloss for verses 29.15-29.20 that was cut off mid-sentence at page १६४'s physical end (by the eGangotri digitization stamp), closing "॥ १५-२० ॥" at band 8. Bands 9-10: the chapter's formal closing colophon, "इति सविमर्शसुधाव्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे इष्टकष्टविवेचनाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ २९ ॥" -- editorial/publisher colophon, confirming Chapter 29 (Ishta-kashta-vivechana) concludes at exactly 20 verses. This resolves the half-line found at page १६४'s band 26 ("शुभाऽशुभफलं बोध्यमेवं सग्रहभावजम् ।", provisionally held as 29.21, unseeded): since Chapter 29's own colophon confirms exactly 20 verses with no further verse-closing text intervening, that half-line is NOT a numbered root verse of the shastra -- it is an unnumbered editorial summary/bridge caption (ends in a single danda, not a verse pair) inserted between verse 20's close and the joint 15-20 gloss's opening. Per the no-fabrication rule, it is permanently excluded from transcription as verse content (it was never seeded, and remains so). Band 11: a non-textual decorative divider ornament (false-split-pattern re-checked: combined-range recrop confirms purely typographic, no text). Band 12: chapter 30's formal opening heading, "अथारूढपदाध्यायः ॥ ३० ॥" (Now begins the chapter on Arudha-pada. [Chapter] 30). Band 13: "पराशर उवाच--" (Parashara said--), the standard verse-introduction formula. Bands 14-19: verses 30.1-30.3 (each closing with their own verse number); bands 20-27: their joint Hindi gloss, closing "॥ १-३ ॥"; band 28: subheading "अपवाद--" (Exception--), editorial, excluded from transcription; band 29: re-scanned per the false-split-band rule via a combined-range recrop (scratchpad/p165-b29-recheck.png) -- confirmed to be a detector artifact of band 30's own line, no independent content; bands 30-31: verse 30.4 (closing ४); bands 32-33: verse 30.5 (closing ५); band 34: the eGangotri digitization stamp, page ends here with no further Hindi gloss for verses 4-5 on this page (to be checked for continuation on the next printed page). Verse 30.4's second word-pair was independently confirmed via two dedicated same-page-control high-zoom crops (scratchpad/p165-v4a-word-check2.png, scratchpad/p165-v4b-control.png at 4x): the printed text reads "पदामिष्यते" (a visible आ-matra stroke between द and म, confirmed absent in the same font's rendering of the unrelated word "पदमीरितम्" two lines below, used as a same-page control) -- though sandhi of पदम्+इष्यते would predict "पदमिष्यते", the print as scanned clearly shows the आ-matra, so "पदामिष्यते" is retained exactly as printed per the disclosure rule. No reading was taken from any full-page overview; every root-verse line was independently confirmed via dedicated 3x zoom crops (scratchpad/zoom165.py) directly from the original page PNG.

  6. 30.6 सत्यापित

    BPHS 30.6

    संस्कृत

    यतो नभोगतो यावन्मिते भे तद्गृहं भवेत् । ततस्तावन्मितं भं तु ग्रहारूढं बुधा विदुः ॥ ६ ॥

    yato nabhogato yavan-mite bhe tad-griham bhavet | tatas-tavan-mitam bham tu graharudham budha viduh || 6 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    As many signs as intervene from the sign occupied by a planet (a "sky-goer") up to [the sign that is] its own house, so many signs counted onward from there [from the planet's own position] -- that sign the wise know as the Graha-Arudha (the Pada of the planet).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    ग्रह से जितने आगे अर्थात् ग्रहाधिष्ठित राशि से जितने संख्यक राशि ग्रह का स्वगृह हो उससे उतने संख्यक स्थान को ग्रह का आरूढ या पद कहते हैं। भौमादि पंचक ग्रह जो दो दो राशियों के अधिप हैं अर्थात् जिनके दो दो राशि स्वभवन हैं उनके लिए दोनों भवनों में प्रबल राशि को ही स्वभवन समझकर गणनाकर उक्त रीति से पद या आरूढ समझना चाहिए ॥ ६-७ ॥

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १६६/166 (PDF p.198), verso page (folio १६६ appears on the left margin, book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् on the right, band-confirmed). 32 raw bands. Band 0: running head. Bands 1-5: completes the joint Hindi gloss for verses 30.4-30.5, closing "॥ ४-५ ॥" -- applied as a retroactive fix to both verses' translationHi fields (see below). Band 6: subheading "ग्रहों के पद--" (Padas of the planets), editorial, excluded from transcription. Bands 7-8: verse 30.6 (closing ६). Bands 9-10: verse 30.7 (closing ७). Bands 11-15: their joint Hindi gloss, closing "॥ ६-७ ॥". Band 16: subheading "एकादश स्थान का फल--" (Result of the eleventh house), editorial, excluded. Bands 17-18: verse 30.8 (closing ८). Bands 19-20: verse 30.9 (closing ९). Bands 21-24: their joint Hindi gloss, closing "॥ ८-९ ॥". Bands 25-26: verse 30.10 (closing १०), standalone, no gloss follows on this page. Bands 27-28: verse 30.11 (closing ११), standalone. Bands 29-30: verse 30.12 (closing १२), standalone. Band 31: the apparent opening of verse 30.13 -- held back, NOT seeded: the eGangotri digitization stamp is printed directly ON TOP of the ink on this line (distinct from every prior page's stamp placement, which fell in the margin below or beside the text), obscuring at least one full word and part of another; this is genuine unrecoverable information loss, not a print-quality ambiguity resolvable by further zooming (multiple targeted crops up to 6x attempted, plus a same-page-control comparison against the unambiguous "बहुधा" in verse 30.10, all inconclusive) -- per the hard no-fabrication rule this line is excluded pending either a cleaner source or its resumption on page १६७. Verse 30.11's "आरूढा" is retained exactly as printed though the ablative "आरूढात्" would be grammatically expected; a dedicated 5x same-page crop (scratchpad/p166-v11a-hires.png) confirms the second word is "लाभभवनं" (भ, not म) and confirms no elided/doubled consonant follows "आरूढा". Verse 30.12's "घुसद्दृष्टियुत्याधिक्ये" and "सार्गले" (Sargala, a technical Argala-related term) are retained exactly as printed; "घुसत्" is an uncertain technical term (possibly a classical epithet for a graha) not otherwise glossed on this page, so its sense is not asserted with confidence in translation. No reading was taken from any full-page overview; every root-verse line was independently confirmed via dedicated 3x zoom crops (scratchpad/zoom166.py) directly from the original page PNG, with additional 5x confirmation crops for verses 30.11-30.12 (scratchpad/p166-v11a-hires.png, p166-v12a-hires.png, p166-v12b-hires.png).

  7. 30.7 सत्यापित

    BPHS 30.7

    संस्कृत

    गृहद्वयवतामेव सबलं भवनं च यत् । गणयेत्तदवध्येवं पदं बोध्यं ततो बुधैः ॥ ७ ॥

    grihadvayavatam eva sabalam bhavanam cha yat | ganayet tad-avadhi evam padam bodhyam tato budhaih || 7 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    For those [planets] that own two houses [i.e. rule two signs], that one house which is the stronger (sabala) alone should be taken as the base for the count; reckoning up to it in this same manner, the Pada should thus be understood by the wise.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    ग्रह से जितने आगे अर्थात् ग्रहाधिष्ठित राशि से जितने संख्यक राशि ग्रह का स्वगृह हो उससे उतने संख्यक स्थान को ग्रह का आरूढ या पद कहते हैं। भौमादि पंचक ग्रह जो दो दो राशियों के अधिप हैं अर्थात् जिनके दो दो राशि स्वभवन हैं उनके लिए दोनों भवनों में प्रबल राशि को ही स्वभवन समझकर गणनाकर उक्त रीति से पद या आरूढ समझना चाहिए ॥ ६-७ ॥

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १६६/166 (PDF p.198), verso page (folio १६६ appears on the left margin, book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् on the right, band-confirmed). 32 raw bands. Band 0: running head. Bands 1-5: completes the joint Hindi gloss for verses 30.4-30.5, closing "॥ ४-५ ॥" -- applied as a retroactive fix to both verses' translationHi fields (see below). Band 6: subheading "ग्रहों के पद--" (Padas of the planets), editorial, excluded from transcription. Bands 7-8: verse 30.6 (closing ६). Bands 9-10: verse 30.7 (closing ७). Bands 11-15: their joint Hindi gloss, closing "॥ ६-७ ॥". Band 16: subheading "एकादश स्थान का फल--" (Result of the eleventh house), editorial, excluded. Bands 17-18: verse 30.8 (closing ८). Bands 19-20: verse 30.9 (closing ९). Bands 21-24: their joint Hindi gloss, closing "॥ ८-९ ॥". Bands 25-26: verse 30.10 (closing १०), standalone, no gloss follows on this page. Bands 27-28: verse 30.11 (closing ११), standalone. Bands 29-30: verse 30.12 (closing १२), standalone. Band 31: the apparent opening of verse 30.13 -- held back, NOT seeded: the eGangotri digitization stamp is printed directly ON TOP of the ink on this line (distinct from every prior page's stamp placement, which fell in the margin below or beside the text), obscuring at least one full word and part of another; this is genuine unrecoverable information loss, not a print-quality ambiguity resolvable by further zooming (multiple targeted crops up to 6x attempted, plus a same-page-control comparison against the unambiguous "बहुधा" in verse 30.10, all inconclusive) -- per the hard no-fabrication rule this line is excluded pending either a cleaner source or its resumption on page १६७. Verse 30.11's "आरूढा" is retained exactly as printed though the ablative "आरूढात्" would be grammatically expected; a dedicated 5x same-page crop (scratchpad/p166-v11a-hires.png) confirms the second word is "लाभभवनं" (भ, not म) and confirms no elided/doubled consonant follows "आरूढा". Verse 30.12's "घुसद्दृष्टियुत्याधिक्ये" and "सार्गले" (Sargala, a technical Argala-related term) are retained exactly as printed; "घुसत्" is an uncertain technical term (possibly a classical epithet for a graha) not otherwise glossed on this page, so its sense is not asserted with confidence in translation. No reading was taken from any full-page overview; every root-verse line was independently confirmed via dedicated 3x zoom crops (scratchpad/zoom166.py) directly from the original page PNG, with additional 5x confirmation crops for verses 30.11-30.12 (scratchpad/p166-v11a-hires.png, p166-v12a-hires.png, p166-v12b-hires.png).

  8. 30.8 सत्यापित

    BPHS 30.8

    संस्कृत

    अधुना सम्प्रवक्ष्यामि किंश्चित्पदगतं फलम् । पदादेकादशे स्थाने शुभग्रहयुतेक्षिते ॥ ८ ॥

    adhuna sampravakshyami kinchit-padagatam phalam | padad-ekadashe sthane shubhagrahayutekshite || 8 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Now I shall describe a certain result connected with the Pada. [When] the eleventh house counted from the Pada is joined with, or aspected by, benefic planets --

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    (हे मैत्रेय!) अब पदाश्रित फल कहूँगा (सुनो)। पद से एकादश स्थान शुभग्रहों से युक्त या दृष्ट हो तो जातक न्यायोपार्जन से सम्पत्तिशाली होता है। यदि वही स्थान पापग्रह युक्त या पापदृष्ट हो तो अन्याय से उसे अर्थ-लाभ होता है ॥ ८-९ ॥

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १६६/166 (PDF p.198), verso page (folio १६६ appears on the left margin, book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् on the right, band-confirmed). 32 raw bands. Band 0: running head. Bands 1-5: completes the joint Hindi gloss for verses 30.4-30.5, closing "॥ ४-५ ॥" -- applied as a retroactive fix to both verses' translationHi fields (see below). Band 6: subheading "ग्रहों के पद--" (Padas of the planets), editorial, excluded from transcription. Bands 7-8: verse 30.6 (closing ६). Bands 9-10: verse 30.7 (closing ७). Bands 11-15: their joint Hindi gloss, closing "॥ ६-७ ॥". Band 16: subheading "एकादश स्थान का फल--" (Result of the eleventh house), editorial, excluded. Bands 17-18: verse 30.8 (closing ८). Bands 19-20: verse 30.9 (closing ९). Bands 21-24: their joint Hindi gloss, closing "॥ ८-९ ॥". Bands 25-26: verse 30.10 (closing १०), standalone, no gloss follows on this page. Bands 27-28: verse 30.11 (closing ११), standalone. Bands 29-30: verse 30.12 (closing १२), standalone. Band 31: the apparent opening of verse 30.13 -- held back, NOT seeded: the eGangotri digitization stamp is printed directly ON TOP of the ink on this line (distinct from every prior page's stamp placement, which fell in the margin below or beside the text), obscuring at least one full word and part of another; this is genuine unrecoverable information loss, not a print-quality ambiguity resolvable by further zooming (multiple targeted crops up to 6x attempted, plus a same-page-control comparison against the unambiguous "बहुधा" in verse 30.10, all inconclusive) -- per the hard no-fabrication rule this line is excluded pending either a cleaner source or its resumption on page १६७. Verse 30.11's "आरूढा" is retained exactly as printed though the ablative "आरूढात्" would be grammatically expected; a dedicated 5x same-page crop (scratchpad/p166-v11a-hires.png) confirms the second word is "लाभभवनं" (भ, not म) and confirms no elided/doubled consonant follows "आरूढा". Verse 30.12's "घुसद्दृष्टियुत्याधिक्ये" and "सार्गले" (Sargala, a technical Argala-related term) are retained exactly as printed; "घुसत्" is an uncertain technical term (possibly a classical epithet for a graha) not otherwise glossed on this page, so its sense is not asserted with confidence in translation. No reading was taken from any full-page overview; every root-verse line was independently confirmed via dedicated 3x zoom crops (scratchpad/zoom166.py) directly from the original page PNG, with additional 5x confirmation crops for verses 30.11-30.12 (scratchpad/p166-v11a-hires.png, p166-v12a-hires.png, p166-v12b-hires.png).

  9. 30.9 सत्यापित

    BPHS 30.9

    संस्कृत

    लक्ष्मीवाञ् जायते बालो न्यायोपार्जितवित्तकः । पापेक्षितयुते तत्र भवेदन्यायतोऽर्थवान् ॥ ९ ॥

    lakshmivan jayate balo nyayoparjita-vittakah | papekshita-yute tatra bhaved-anyayato.arthavan || 9 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    -- then the child born is endowed with wealth (Lakshmi), his wealth earned justly. If that [same house] is instead joined with, or aspected by, malefics, he becomes wealthy there through unjust means.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    (हे मैत्रेय!) अब पदाश्रित फल कहूँगा (सुनो)। पद से एकादश स्थान शुभग्रहों से युक्त या दृष्ट हो तो जातक न्यायोपार्जन से सम्पत्तिशाली होता है। यदि वही स्थान पापग्रह युक्त या पापदृष्ट हो तो अन्याय से उसे अर्थ-लाभ होता है ॥ ८-९ ॥

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १६६/166 (PDF p.198), verso page (folio १६६ appears on the left margin, book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् on the right, band-confirmed). 32 raw bands. Band 0: running head. Bands 1-5: completes the joint Hindi gloss for verses 30.4-30.5, closing "॥ ४-५ ॥" -- applied as a retroactive fix to both verses' translationHi fields (see below). Band 6: subheading "ग्रहों के पद--" (Padas of the planets), editorial, excluded from transcription. Bands 7-8: verse 30.6 (closing ६). Bands 9-10: verse 30.7 (closing ७). Bands 11-15: their joint Hindi gloss, closing "॥ ६-७ ॥". Band 16: subheading "एकादश स्थान का फल--" (Result of the eleventh house), editorial, excluded. Bands 17-18: verse 30.8 (closing ८). Bands 19-20: verse 30.9 (closing ९). Bands 21-24: their joint Hindi gloss, closing "॥ ८-९ ॥". Bands 25-26: verse 30.10 (closing १०), standalone, no gloss follows on this page. Bands 27-28: verse 30.11 (closing ११), standalone. Bands 29-30: verse 30.12 (closing १२), standalone. Band 31: the apparent opening of verse 30.13 -- held back, NOT seeded: the eGangotri digitization stamp is printed directly ON TOP of the ink on this line (distinct from every prior page's stamp placement, which fell in the margin below or beside the text), obscuring at least one full word and part of another; this is genuine unrecoverable information loss, not a print-quality ambiguity resolvable by further zooming (multiple targeted crops up to 6x attempted, plus a same-page-control comparison against the unambiguous "बहुधा" in verse 30.10, all inconclusive) -- per the hard no-fabrication rule this line is excluded pending either a cleaner source or its resumption on page १६७. Verse 30.11's "आरूढा" is retained exactly as printed though the ablative "आरूढात्" would be grammatically expected; a dedicated 5x same-page crop (scratchpad/p166-v11a-hires.png) confirms the second word is "लाभभवनं" (भ, not म) and confirms no elided/doubled consonant follows "आरूढा". Verse 30.12's "घुसद्दृष्टियुत्याधिक्ये" and "सार्गले" (Sargala, a technical Argala-related term) are retained exactly as printed; "घुसत्" is an uncertain technical term (possibly a classical epithet for a graha) not otherwise glossed on this page, so its sense is not asserted with confidence in translation. No reading was taken from any full-page overview; every root-verse line was independently confirmed via dedicated 3x zoom crops (scratchpad/zoom166.py) directly from the original page PNG, with additional 5x confirmation crops for verses 30.11-30.12 (scratchpad/p166-v11a-hires.png, p166-v12a-hires.png, p166-v12b-hires.png).

  10. 30.10 सत्यापित

    BPHS 30.10

    संस्कृत

    मिश्रैर्मिश्रफलं ज्ञेयमुच्चमित्रादिवेश्मगैः । बहुधा जायते लाभ-सुखाप्तिश्चाप्यनेकधा ॥ १० ॥

    mishrair mishra-phalam jneyam ucca-mitradi-veshmagaih | bahudha jayate labha-sukhaptish-chapy-anekadha || 10 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    With mixed [planets, i.e. some exalted, in a friend's house, and so on, in combination], a mixed result is to be known: gain and the attainment of happiness occur in many ways, and manifoldly in other ways too.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    (उपर्युक्त पद से एकादश स्थान) मिश्रग्रह शुभ, पाप दोनों से युत दृष्ट हो तो सुनीति तथा अनीति दोनों प्रकार से अर्थ प्राप्ति होती है। यदि वह ग्रह अपने उच्चादि स्थानों में हो तो अनेकरूप से लाभ तथा सुख-प्राप्ति होती है। पद से एकादश स्थान को सभी ग्रह देखते हों, व्ययस्थान पर किसी ग्रह की दृष्टि नहीं हो तो वह जातक राजा के समान होता है। पद से एकादश में अधिक ग्रहों की दृष्टि या योग हो तो भाग्यवृद्धि, तत्रापि एकादश स्थान सार्गल हो तो अधिक भाग्यवृद्धि, अनेक अर्गलाओं की स्थिति में शुभग्रहकृत अर्गला हो तो और भी भाग्यवृद्धि, उसमें भी वह शुभग्रह अपने उच्च का यदि हो तो उससे भी अधिक भाग्यवृद्धि, तत्रापि वह (एकादश स्थान) लग्न, भाग्य आदि स्थानगत शुभ स्वामी से देखे जाते हों तो और भी भाग्यवृद्धि कहनी चाहिए। इस तरह उत्तरोत्तर वृद्धिशील जातक का भाग्य होता है, यदि पद से द्वादश स्थान में कोई ग्रह नहीं हो। द्वादश स्थान में किसी ग्रह के रहने से उत्तरोत्तर भाग्यवृद्धि में कमी कहना अर्थतः सिद्ध है ॥ १०-१४ ॥

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १६६/166 (PDF p.198), verso page (folio १६६ appears on the left margin, book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् on the right, band-confirmed). 32 raw bands. Band 0: running head. Bands 1-5: completes the joint Hindi gloss for verses 30.4-30.5, closing "॥ ४-५ ॥" -- applied as a retroactive fix to both verses' translationHi fields (see below). Band 6: subheading "ग्रहों के पद--" (Padas of the planets), editorial, excluded from transcription. Bands 7-8: verse 30.6 (closing ६). Bands 9-10: verse 30.7 (closing ७). Bands 11-15: their joint Hindi gloss, closing "॥ ६-७ ॥". Band 16: subheading "एकादश स्थान का फल--" (Result of the eleventh house), editorial, excluded. Bands 17-18: verse 30.8 (closing ८). Bands 19-20: verse 30.9 (closing ९). Bands 21-24: their joint Hindi gloss, closing "॥ ८-९ ॥". Bands 25-26: verse 30.10 (closing १०), standalone, no gloss follows on this page. Bands 27-28: verse 30.11 (closing ११), standalone. Bands 29-30: verse 30.12 (closing १२), standalone. Band 31: the apparent opening of verse 30.13 -- held back, NOT seeded: the eGangotri digitization stamp is printed directly ON TOP of the ink on this line (distinct from every prior page's stamp placement, which fell in the margin below or beside the text), obscuring at least one full word and part of another; this is genuine unrecoverable information loss, not a print-quality ambiguity resolvable by further zooming (multiple targeted crops up to 6x attempted, plus a same-page-control comparison against the unambiguous "बहुधा" in verse 30.10, all inconclusive) -- per the hard no-fabrication rule this line is excluded pending either a cleaner source or its resumption on page १६७. Verse 30.11's "आरूढा" is retained exactly as printed though the ablative "आरूढात्" would be grammatically expected; a dedicated 5x same-page crop (scratchpad/p166-v11a-hires.png) confirms the second word is "लाभभवनं" (भ, not म) and confirms no elided/doubled consonant follows "आरूढा". Verse 30.12's "घुसद्दृष्टियुत्याधिक्ये" and "सार्गले" (Sargala, a technical Argala-related term) are retained exactly as printed; "घुसत्" is an uncertain technical term (possibly a classical epithet for a graha) not otherwise glossed on this page, so its sense is not asserted with confidence in translation. No reading was taken from any full-page overview; every root-verse line was independently confirmed via dedicated 3x zoom crops (scratchpad/zoom166.py) directly from the original page PNG, with additional 5x confirmation crops for verses 30.11-30.12 (scratchpad/p166-v11a-hires.png, p166-v12a-hires.png, p166-v12b-hires.png).

  11. 30.11 सत्यापित

    BPHS 30.11

    संस्कृत

    आरूढा लाभभवनं पश्येयुश्चेन्नभश्चराः । खगाष्टे व्यये तर्हि जातः स्याद्राजसन्निभः ॥ ११ ॥

    arudha labha-bhavanam pashyeyush-chen-nabhash-charah | khagashte vyaye tarhi jatah syad-raja-sannibhah || 11 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If sky-going planets aspect the gain-house (the 11th) from the Arudha [the printed text reads "आरूढा" where the ablative "आरूढात्" would be grammatically expected -- retained exactly as printed], occurring in the eighth or in the twelfth (vyaya) accordingly, then the one born is like unto a king.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    (उपर्युक्त पद से एकादश स्थान) मिश्रग्रह शुभ, पाप दोनों से युत दृष्ट हो तो सुनीति तथा अनीति दोनों प्रकार से अर्थ प्राप्ति होती है। यदि वह ग्रह अपने उच्चादि स्थानों में हो तो अनेकरूप से लाभ तथा सुख-प्राप्ति होती है। पद से एकादश स्थान को सभी ग्रह देखते हों, व्ययस्थान पर किसी ग्रह की दृष्टि नहीं हो तो वह जातक राजा के समान होता है। पद से एकादश में अधिक ग्रहों की दृष्टि या योग हो तो भाग्यवृद्धि, तत्रापि एकादश स्थान सार्गल हो तो अधिक भाग्यवृद्धि, अनेक अर्गलाओं की स्थिति में शुभग्रहकृत अर्गला हो तो और भी भाग्यवृद्धि, उसमें भी वह शुभग्रह अपने उच्च का यदि हो तो उससे भी अधिक भाग्यवृद्धि, तत्रापि वह (एकादश स्थान) लग्न, भाग्य आदि स्थानगत शुभ स्वामी से देखे जाते हों तो और भी भाग्यवृद्धि कहनी चाहिए। इस तरह उत्तरोत्तर वृद्धिशील जातक का भाग्य होता है, यदि पद से द्वादश स्थान में कोई ग्रह नहीं हो। द्वादश स्थान में किसी ग्रह के रहने से उत्तरोत्तर भाग्यवृद्धि में कमी कहना अर्थतः सिद्ध है ॥ १०-१४ ॥

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १६६/166 (PDF p.198), verso page (folio १६६ appears on the left margin, book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् on the right, band-confirmed). 32 raw bands. Band 0: running head. Bands 1-5: completes the joint Hindi gloss for verses 30.4-30.5, closing "॥ ४-५ ॥" -- applied as a retroactive fix to both verses' translationHi fields (see below). Band 6: subheading "ग्रहों के पद--" (Padas of the planets), editorial, excluded from transcription. Bands 7-8: verse 30.6 (closing ६). Bands 9-10: verse 30.7 (closing ७). Bands 11-15: their joint Hindi gloss, closing "॥ ६-७ ॥". Band 16: subheading "एकादश स्थान का फल--" (Result of the eleventh house), editorial, excluded. Bands 17-18: verse 30.8 (closing ८). Bands 19-20: verse 30.9 (closing ९). Bands 21-24: their joint Hindi gloss, closing "॥ ८-९ ॥". Bands 25-26: verse 30.10 (closing १०), standalone, no gloss follows on this page. Bands 27-28: verse 30.11 (closing ११), standalone. Bands 29-30: verse 30.12 (closing १२), standalone. Band 31: the apparent opening of verse 30.13 -- held back, NOT seeded: the eGangotri digitization stamp is printed directly ON TOP of the ink on this line (distinct from every prior page's stamp placement, which fell in the margin below or beside the text), obscuring at least one full word and part of another; this is genuine unrecoverable information loss, not a print-quality ambiguity resolvable by further zooming (multiple targeted crops up to 6x attempted, plus a same-page-control comparison against the unambiguous "बहुधा" in verse 30.10, all inconclusive) -- per the hard no-fabrication rule this line is excluded pending either a cleaner source or its resumption on page १६७. Verse 30.11's "आरूढा" is retained exactly as printed though the ablative "आरूढात्" would be grammatically expected; a dedicated 5x same-page crop (scratchpad/p166-v11a-hires.png) confirms the second word is "लाभभवनं" (भ, not म) and confirms no elided/doubled consonant follows "आरूढा". Verse 30.12's "घुसद्दृष्टियुत्याधिक्ये" and "सार्गले" (Sargala, a technical Argala-related term) are retained exactly as printed; "घुसत्" is an uncertain technical term (possibly a classical epithet for a graha) not otherwise glossed on this page, so its sense is not asserted with confidence in translation. No reading was taken from any full-page overview; every root-verse line was independently confirmed via dedicated 3x zoom crops (scratchpad/zoom166.py) directly from the original page PNG, with additional 5x confirmation crops for verses 30.11-30.12 (scratchpad/p166-v11a-hires.png, p166-v12a-hires.png, p166-v12b-hires.png).

  12. 30.12 सत्यापित

    BPHS 30.12

    संस्कृत

    पदादाये घुसद्दृष्टियुत्याधिक्ये द्विजोत्तम ! सार्गले चापि तत्रापि बह्वर्गलसमागमे ॥ १२ ॥

    padad aye ghusad-drishti-yuty-adhikye dvijottama ! sargale chapi tatrapi bahvargala-samagame || 12 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In the Aya [the eleventh house] from the Pada, O best of the twice-born, when there is an excess of the aspect and conjunction of Ghusat [an uncertain technical term, not otherwise glossed on this page -- retained exactly as printed] -- likewise also in Sargala, and there too, when many Argalas combine [the result continues, but is not concluded within this verse; see the held-back, stamp-obscured line at the top of the next page].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    (उपर्युक्त पद से एकादश स्थान) मिश्रग्रह शुभ, पाप दोनों से युत दृष्ट हो तो सुनीति तथा अनीति दोनों प्रकार से अर्थ प्राप्ति होती है। यदि वह ग्रह अपने उच्चादि स्थानों में हो तो अनेकरूप से लाभ तथा सुख-प्राप्ति होती है। पद से एकादश स्थान को सभी ग्रह देखते हों, व्ययस्थान पर किसी ग्रह की दृष्टि नहीं हो तो वह जातक राजा के समान होता है। पद से एकादश में अधिक ग्रहों की दृष्टि या योग हो तो भाग्यवृद्धि, तत्रापि एकादश स्थान सार्गल हो तो अधिक भाग्यवृद्धि, अनेक अर्गलाओं की स्थिति में शुभग्रहकृत अर्गला हो तो और भी भाग्यवृद्धि, उसमें भी वह शुभग्रह अपने उच्च का यदि हो तो उससे भी अधिक भाग्यवृद्धि, तत्रापि वह (एकादश स्थान) लग्न, भाग्य आदि स्थानगत शुभ स्वामी से देखे जाते हों तो और भी भाग्यवृद्धि कहनी चाहिए। इस तरह उत्तरोत्तर वृद्धिशील जातक का भाग्य होता है, यदि पद से द्वादश स्थान में कोई ग्रह नहीं हो। द्वादश स्थान में किसी ग्रह के रहने से उत्तरोत्तर भाग्यवृद्धि में कमी कहना अर्थतः सिद्ध है ॥ १०-१४ ॥

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १६६/166 (PDF p.198), verso page (folio १६६ appears on the left margin, book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् on the right, band-confirmed). 32 raw bands. Band 0: running head. Bands 1-5: completes the joint Hindi gloss for verses 30.4-30.5, closing "॥ ४-५ ॥" -- applied as a retroactive fix to both verses' translationHi fields (see below). Band 6: subheading "ग्रहों के पद--" (Padas of the planets), editorial, excluded from transcription. Bands 7-8: verse 30.6 (closing ६). Bands 9-10: verse 30.7 (closing ७). Bands 11-15: their joint Hindi gloss, closing "॥ ६-७ ॥". Band 16: subheading "एकादश स्थान का फल--" (Result of the eleventh house), editorial, excluded. Bands 17-18: verse 30.8 (closing ८). Bands 19-20: verse 30.9 (closing ९). Bands 21-24: their joint Hindi gloss, closing "॥ ८-९ ॥". Bands 25-26: verse 30.10 (closing १०), standalone, no gloss follows on this page. Bands 27-28: verse 30.11 (closing ११), standalone. Bands 29-30: verse 30.12 (closing १२), standalone. Band 31: the apparent opening of verse 30.13 -- held back, NOT seeded: the eGangotri digitization stamp is printed directly ON TOP of the ink on this line (distinct from every prior page's stamp placement, which fell in the margin below or beside the text), obscuring at least one full word and part of another; this is genuine unrecoverable information loss, not a print-quality ambiguity resolvable by further zooming (multiple targeted crops up to 6x attempted, plus a same-page-control comparison against the unambiguous "बहुधा" in verse 30.10, all inconclusive) -- per the hard no-fabrication rule this line is excluded pending either a cleaner source or its resumption on page १६७. Verse 30.11's "आरूढा" is retained exactly as printed though the ablative "आरूढात्" would be grammatically expected; a dedicated 5x same-page crop (scratchpad/p166-v11a-hires.png) confirms the second word is "लाभभवनं" (भ, not म) and confirms no elided/doubled consonant follows "आरूढा". Verse 30.12's "घुसद्दृष्टियुत्याधिक्ये" and "सार्गले" (Sargala, a technical Argala-related term) are retained exactly as printed; "घुसत्" is an uncertain technical term (possibly a classical epithet for a graha) not otherwise glossed on this page, so its sense is not asserted with confidence in translation. No reading was taken from any full-page overview; every root-verse line was independently confirmed via dedicated 3x zoom crops (scratchpad/zoom166.py) directly from the original page PNG, with additional 5x confirmation crops for verses 30.11-30.12 (scratchpad/p166-v11a-hires.png, p166-v12a-hires.png, p166-v12b-hires.png).

  13. 30.13 सत्यापित

    BPHS 30.13

    संस्कृत

    [...प्रथम चरण मुद्रा द्वारा स्याही के ऊपर आवृत होने से अपाठ्य, पृष्ठ १६६...] शोभनस्वामिना दृष्टे लग्नभाग्यादिगेन वा ॥ १३ ॥

    [first half illegible -- eGangotri stamp printed directly over the ink on page 166, not repeated here] shobhana-svamina drishte lagna-bhagyadigena va || 13 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [The first half of this verse is permanently illegible: on page १६६ the eGangotri digitization stamp is printed directly over the ink of this line -- the first instance in this text of the stamp overlapping text rather than sitting in a margin -- and this page (१६७) does not repeat or restate it, so the loss cannot be resolved from this source.] ...seen by an auspicious lord (shobhana-svamin), or by the [significator of] the Lagna, Bhagya (fortune), and so forth || 13 ||

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    (उपर्युक्त पद से एकादश स्थान) मिश्रग्रह शुभ, पाप दोनों से युत दृष्ट हो तो सुनीति तथा अनीति दोनों प्रकार से अर्थ प्राप्ति होती है। यदि वह ग्रह अपने उच्चादि स्थानों में हो तो अनेकरूप से लाभ तथा सुख-प्राप्ति होती है। पद से एकादश स्थान को सभी ग्रह देखते हों, व्ययस्थान पर किसी ग्रह की दृष्टि नहीं हो तो वह जातक राजा के समान होता है। पद से एकादश में अधिक ग्रहों की दृष्टि या योग हो तो भाग्यवृद्धि, तत्रापि एकादश स्थान सार्गल हो तो अधिक भाग्यवृद्धि, अनेक अर्गलाओं की स्थिति में शुभग्रहकृत अर्गला हो तो और भी भाग्यवृद्धि, उसमें भी वह शुभग्रह अपने उच्च का यदि हो तो उससे भी अधिक भाग्यवृद्धि, तत्रापि वह (एकादश स्थान) लग्न, भाग्य आदि स्थानगत शुभ स्वामी से देखे जाते हों तो और भी भाग्यवृद्धि कहनी चाहिए। इस तरह उत्तरोत्तर वृद्धिशील जातक का भाग्य होता है, यदि पद से द्वादश स्थान में कोई ग्रह नहीं हो। द्वादश स्थान में किसी ग्रह के रहने से उत्तरोत्तर भाग्यवृद्धि में कमी कहना अर्थतः सिद्ध है ॥ १०-१४ ॥

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १६७/167 (PDF p.199), recto page (running head "आरूढपदाध्यायः" left, folio १६७ right, band-confirmed). 30 raw bands. Band 0: running head. Band 1: the SECOND half only of verse 30.13, closing "॥ १३ ॥" -- its first half was printed on page १६६'s final line, where the eGangotri digitization stamp falls directly ON TOP of the ink (not in the margin, as on every other page in this text); this page does not repeat or restate that half, so the loss is permanent and unrecoverable from this source, not merely a deferred reading. Bands 2-3: verse 30.14 (closing १४). Bands 4-15: a joint Hindi gloss covering verses 30.10 through 30.14, closing "॥ १०-१४ ॥" -- this gloss was NOT present on page १६६ where verses 10-12 were first transcribed (they were seeded there with a placeholder noting no separate gloss appeared to be printed); this page reveals the gloss simply continues onto the next page, matching the established gloss-deferral-to-next-page pattern seen earlier for verses 4-5. Applied here as a RETROACTIVE FIX to verses 30.10, 30.11, and 30.12's translationHi fields (replacing the placeholder), and used fresh for 30.13 and 30.14. Band 16: subheading "पद से द्वादश का फल--" (Result of the twelfth house from the Pada), editorial, excluded from transcription. Bands 17-18: verse 30.15 (closing १५). Band 19 (a false-merge band-detection artifact, height 282px -- roughly double a normal single line -- confirmed by direct re-read to contain TWO distinct printed lines, not one): verse 30.16, both padas (closing १६). Band 20: verse 30.17's first pada only (no closing number on this line). Band 21 (another false-merge artifact, height 294px, also confirmed to contain two distinct lines): verse 30.17's second pada (closing १७) followed immediately by verse 30.18's first pada (no closing number on this line). Band 22: verse 30.18's second pada (closing १८). Bands 23-24: verse 30.19 (closing १९). Bands 25-26: verse 30.20 (closing २०). Band 27 (a third false-merge artifact, height 264px, confirmed by direct re-read to contain two lines): verse 30.21, both padas (closing २१). Band 28: the opening line of a further Hindi gloss ("हे मैत्रेय! पद से द्वादश स्थान पर शुभाशुभ ग्रहों का योग या उनकी दृष्टि..."), evidently covering the "पद से द्वादश का फल" subheading's verses (30.15-30.21) -- this gloss is cut off at the bottom of this page and continues onto page १६८, so verses 30.15 through 30.21 are seeded here with a placeholder translationHi pending that page. Band 29: the eGangotri digitization stamp/copyright line ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"), falling after all verse text on this page -- no content lost to it here. All three false-merge bands (19, 21, 27) were independently re-read directly from the raw band-strip images and, for the specific compound words flagged below, verified with dedicated high-zoom re-crops from the original page PNG (scratchpad/zoom167.py, zoom167b.py through zoom167f.py) rather than trusted from a single low-zoom pass -- this is the mirror case of the previously-seen false-split band artifact (an oversized band containing two real lines merged by insufficient vertical gap, rather than an undersized band spuriously splitting one line). Several technical compounds are retained exactly as printed with their uncertain sense disclosed rather than silently corrected or omitted: verse 30.16's "धनासिर्लाभगे" (confirmed at 4x zoom, scratchpad/p167-v16b-word-hires.png -- printed exactly this way, precise grammatical construction unclear); verse 30.17's "राजसूलाद्" (a plain, unambiguous reading at the zoom levels used, but "सूल" is not independently attested elsewhere on this page so its exact sense is uncertain); verse 30.18's "ज्ञानिमध्ये" and "कलेव्ययः" (confirmed at 3x zoom, scratchpad/p167-b22-hires.png); verse 30.21's "गे" and "उद्दिता" (confirmed at 6x zoom, scratchpad/p167-v21a-word-hires.png -- the second word shows what reads as a doubled द-stroke; the simpler, more standard participle "उदिता" cannot be ruled out as the intended word, but the printed form is retained as visually confirmed). Verse 30.20's third word was initially misread at low zoom as "आत्ऋमूलाद्धनव्ययः"; a dedicated 3x re-crop (scratchpad/p167-b26-hires.png) resolved this as "भ्रातृमूलाद्धनव्ययः" (from a brother-related source), which also parses far better grammatically -- the corrected reading is used throughout. No reading was taken from any full-page overview; every band was independently re-read from its own indexed strip image, with dedicated high-zoom re-crops for every contested word.

  14. 30.14 सत्यापित

    BPHS 30.14

    संस्कृत

    जातस्य प्रबलं भाग्यं निर्दिशेदुत्तरोत्तरम् । खगश्चेदुक्तयोगेषु द्वादशं नहि पश्यति ॥ १४ ॥

    jatasya prabalam bhagyam nirdished-uttarottaram | khagash-ched-ukta-yogeshu dvadasham nahi pashyati || 14 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    One should declare the native's fortune (bhagya) as progressively stronger, provided no planet -- amid the aforesaid combinations -- aspects the twelfth house [from the Pada].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    (उपर्युक्त पद से एकादश स्थान) मिश्रग्रह शुभ, पाप दोनों से युत दृष्ट हो तो सुनीति तथा अनीति दोनों प्रकार से अर्थ प्राप्ति होती है। यदि वह ग्रह अपने उच्चादि स्थानों में हो तो अनेकरूप से लाभ तथा सुख-प्राप्ति होती है। पद से एकादश स्थान को सभी ग्रह देखते हों, व्ययस्थान पर किसी ग्रह की दृष्टि नहीं हो तो वह जातक राजा के समान होता है। पद से एकादश में अधिक ग्रहों की दृष्टि या योग हो तो भाग्यवृद्धि, तत्रापि एकादश स्थान सार्गल हो तो अधिक भाग्यवृद्धि, अनेक अर्गलाओं की स्थिति में शुभग्रहकृत अर्गला हो तो और भी भाग्यवृद्धि, उसमें भी वह शुभग्रह अपने उच्च का यदि हो तो उससे भी अधिक भाग्यवृद्धि, तत्रापि वह (एकादश स्थान) लग्न, भाग्य आदि स्थानगत शुभ स्वामी से देखे जाते हों तो और भी भाग्यवृद्धि कहनी चाहिए। इस तरह उत्तरोत्तर वृद्धिशील जातक का भाग्य होता है, यदि पद से द्वादश स्थान में कोई ग्रह नहीं हो। द्वादश स्थान में किसी ग्रह के रहने से उत्तरोत्तर भाग्यवृद्धि में कमी कहना अर्थतः सिद्ध है ॥ १०-१४ ॥

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १६७/167 (PDF p.199), recto page (running head "आरूढपदाध्यायः" left, folio १६७ right, band-confirmed). 30 raw bands. Band 0: running head. Band 1: the SECOND half only of verse 30.13, closing "॥ १३ ॥" -- its first half was printed on page १६६'s final line, where the eGangotri digitization stamp falls directly ON TOP of the ink (not in the margin, as on every other page in this text); this page does not repeat or restate that half, so the loss is permanent and unrecoverable from this source, not merely a deferred reading. Bands 2-3: verse 30.14 (closing १४). Bands 4-15: a joint Hindi gloss covering verses 30.10 through 30.14, closing "॥ १०-१४ ॥" -- this gloss was NOT present on page १६६ where verses 10-12 were first transcribed (they were seeded there with a placeholder noting no separate gloss appeared to be printed); this page reveals the gloss simply continues onto the next page, matching the established gloss-deferral-to-next-page pattern seen earlier for verses 4-5. Applied here as a RETROACTIVE FIX to verses 30.10, 30.11, and 30.12's translationHi fields (replacing the placeholder), and used fresh for 30.13 and 30.14. Band 16: subheading "पद से द्वादश का फल--" (Result of the twelfth house from the Pada), editorial, excluded from transcription. Bands 17-18: verse 30.15 (closing १५). Band 19 (a false-merge band-detection artifact, height 282px -- roughly double a normal single line -- confirmed by direct re-read to contain TWO distinct printed lines, not one): verse 30.16, both padas (closing १६). Band 20: verse 30.17's first pada only (no closing number on this line). Band 21 (another false-merge artifact, height 294px, also confirmed to contain two distinct lines): verse 30.17's second pada (closing १७) followed immediately by verse 30.18's first pada (no closing number on this line). Band 22: verse 30.18's second pada (closing १८). Bands 23-24: verse 30.19 (closing १९). Bands 25-26: verse 30.20 (closing २०). Band 27 (a third false-merge artifact, height 264px, confirmed by direct re-read to contain two lines): verse 30.21, both padas (closing २१). Band 28: the opening line of a further Hindi gloss ("हे मैत्रेय! पद से द्वादश स्थान पर शुभाशुभ ग्रहों का योग या उनकी दृष्टि..."), evidently covering the "पद से द्वादश का फल" subheading's verses (30.15-30.21) -- this gloss is cut off at the bottom of this page and continues onto page १६८, so verses 30.15 through 30.21 are seeded here with a placeholder translationHi pending that page. Band 29: the eGangotri digitization stamp/copyright line ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"), falling after all verse text on this page -- no content lost to it here. All three false-merge bands (19, 21, 27) were independently re-read directly from the raw band-strip images and, for the specific compound words flagged below, verified with dedicated high-zoom re-crops from the original page PNG (scratchpad/zoom167.py, zoom167b.py through zoom167f.py) rather than trusted from a single low-zoom pass -- this is the mirror case of the previously-seen false-split band artifact (an oversized band containing two real lines merged by insufficient vertical gap, rather than an undersized band spuriously splitting one line). Several technical compounds are retained exactly as printed with their uncertain sense disclosed rather than silently corrected or omitted: verse 30.16's "धनासिर्लाभगे" (confirmed at 4x zoom, scratchpad/p167-v16b-word-hires.png -- printed exactly this way, precise grammatical construction unclear); verse 30.17's "राजसूलाद्" (a plain, unambiguous reading at the zoom levels used, but "सूल" is not independently attested elsewhere on this page so its exact sense is uncertain); verse 30.18's "ज्ञानिमध्ये" and "कलेव्ययः" (confirmed at 3x zoom, scratchpad/p167-b22-hires.png); verse 30.21's "गे" and "उद्दिता" (confirmed at 6x zoom, scratchpad/p167-v21a-word-hires.png -- the second word shows what reads as a doubled द-stroke; the simpler, more standard participle "उदिता" cannot be ruled out as the intended word, but the printed form is retained as visually confirmed). Verse 30.20's third word was initially misread at low zoom as "आत्ऋमूलाद्धनव्ययः"; a dedicated 3x re-crop (scratchpad/p167-b26-hires.png) resolved this as "भ्रातृमूलाद्धनव्ययः" (from a brother-related source), which also parses far better grammatically -- the corrected reading is used throughout. No reading was taken from any full-page overview; every band was independently re-read from its own indexed strip image, with dedicated high-zoom re-crops for every contested word.

  15. 30.15 सत्यापित

    BPHS 30.15

    संस्कृत

    पदाद् व्यये तु मैत्रेय ! शुभपापयुतेक्षिते । व्ययाधिक्यं भवेदेवं विशेषोपार्जनात् सदा ॥ १५ ॥

    padad vyaye tu maitreya ! shubha-papa-yutekshite | vyayadhikyam bhaved-evam visheshoparjanat sada || 15 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    O Maitreya! When the twelfth house (vyaya) from the Pada is joined with, or aspected by, benefics and malefics [together], excess expenditure results in this way, always through some special source of earning.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    हे मैत्रेय! पद से द्वादश स्थान पर शुभाशुभ ग्रहों का योग या उनकी दृष्टि हो तो सतत उपार्जन और काफी खर्चा कहना। शुभग्रहों की युति या दृष्टि में सन्मार्ग से और पापग्रहों की युति या दृष्टि में कुमार्ग से उपार्जन कहें। मिश्रग्रह (शुभ तथा पाप दोनों) की युति दृष्टि से मिश्र फल अर्थात् सन्मार्ग तथा कुमार्ग दोनों तरह से आय और दोनों रूप में व्यय भी कहना। पद से लाभ स्थान पर यदि ग्रहों की युति-दृष्टि हों तो धनलाभ होता है। पद से द्वादश स्थान पर शुक्र, सूर्य, राहु की दृष्टि हो तो राजमूलक धन-व्यय और चन्द्रमा की दृष्टि उस पर हो तो विशेष रूप से राजा के द्वारा धन-व्यय होवे। पद से द्वादश में बुध हो और शुभ ग्रह से दृष्ट या युक्त हो तो सम्बन्धियों के लिए नित्य व्यय कहें और पापग्रह की युति-दृष्टि से कलह के कारण व्यय कहना चाहिए। उक्त स्थान में गुरु हों और अन्य ग्रहों की दृष्टि होवे तो करमूलक व्यय कहना। पद से द्वादश में शनि-भौम-युक्त हो और अन्य ग्रहदृष्ट हो तो भ्रातृमूलक धनव्यय होता है। इस प्रकार द्वादश स्थान के संबन्ध में जो ये योग कहे गए हैं वे लाभ भाव से सम्बद्ध होने पर धन-लाभकर होते हैं ॥ १५-२१ ॥

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १६७/167 (PDF p.199), recto page (running head "आरूढपदाध्यायः" left, folio १६७ right, band-confirmed). 30 raw bands. Band 0: running head. Band 1: the SECOND half only of verse 30.13, closing "॥ १३ ॥" -- its first half was printed on page १६६'s final line, where the eGangotri digitization stamp falls directly ON TOP of the ink (not in the margin, as on every other page in this text); this page does not repeat or restate that half, so the loss is permanent and unrecoverable from this source, not merely a deferred reading. Bands 2-3: verse 30.14 (closing १४). Bands 4-15: a joint Hindi gloss covering verses 30.10 through 30.14, closing "॥ १०-१४ ॥" -- this gloss was NOT present on page १६६ where verses 10-12 were first transcribed (they were seeded there with a placeholder noting no separate gloss appeared to be printed); this page reveals the gloss simply continues onto the next page, matching the established gloss-deferral-to-next-page pattern seen earlier for verses 4-5. Applied here as a RETROACTIVE FIX to verses 30.10, 30.11, and 30.12's translationHi fields (replacing the placeholder), and used fresh for 30.13 and 30.14. Band 16: subheading "पद से द्वादश का फल--" (Result of the twelfth house from the Pada), editorial, excluded from transcription. Bands 17-18: verse 30.15 (closing १५). Band 19 (a false-merge band-detection artifact, height 282px -- roughly double a normal single line -- confirmed by direct re-read to contain TWO distinct printed lines, not one): verse 30.16, both padas (closing १६). Band 20: verse 30.17's first pada only (no closing number on this line). Band 21 (another false-merge artifact, height 294px, also confirmed to contain two distinct lines): verse 30.17's second pada (closing १७) followed immediately by verse 30.18's first pada (no closing number on this line). Band 22: verse 30.18's second pada (closing १८). Bands 23-24: verse 30.19 (closing १९). Bands 25-26: verse 30.20 (closing २०). Band 27 (a third false-merge artifact, height 264px, confirmed by direct re-read to contain two lines): verse 30.21, both padas (closing २१). Band 28: the opening line of a further Hindi gloss ("हे मैत्रेय! पद से द्वादश स्थान पर शुभाशुभ ग्रहों का योग या उनकी दृष्टि..."), evidently covering the "पद से द्वादश का फल" subheading's verses (30.15-30.21) -- this gloss is cut off at the bottom of this page and continues onto page १६८, so verses 30.15 through 30.21 are seeded here with a placeholder translationHi pending that page. Band 29: the eGangotri digitization stamp/copyright line ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"), falling after all verse text on this page -- no content lost to it here. All three false-merge bands (19, 21, 27) were independently re-read directly from the raw band-strip images and, for the specific compound words flagged below, verified with dedicated high-zoom re-crops from the original page PNG (scratchpad/zoom167.py, zoom167b.py through zoom167f.py) rather than trusted from a single low-zoom pass -- this is the mirror case of the previously-seen false-split band artifact (an oversized band containing two real lines merged by insufficient vertical gap, rather than an undersized band spuriously splitting one line). Several technical compounds are retained exactly as printed with their uncertain sense disclosed rather than silently corrected or omitted: verse 30.16's "धनासिर्लाभगे" (confirmed at 4x zoom, scratchpad/p167-v16b-word-hires.png -- printed exactly this way, precise grammatical construction unclear); verse 30.17's "राजसूलाद्" (a plain, unambiguous reading at the zoom levels used, but "सूल" is not independently attested elsewhere on this page so its exact sense is uncertain); verse 30.18's "ज्ञानिमध्ये" and "कलेव्ययः" (confirmed at 3x zoom, scratchpad/p167-b22-hires.png); verse 30.21's "गे" and "उद्दिता" (confirmed at 6x zoom, scratchpad/p167-v21a-word-hires.png -- the second word shows what reads as a doubled द-stroke; the simpler, more standard participle "उदिता" cannot be ruled out as the intended word, but the printed form is retained as visually confirmed). Verse 30.20's third word was initially misread at low zoom as "आत्ऋमूलाद्धनव्ययः"; a dedicated 3x re-crop (scratchpad/p167-b26-hires.png) resolved this as "भ्रातृमूलाद्धनव्ययः" (from a brother-related source), which also parses far better grammatically -- the corrected reading is used throughout. No reading was taken from any full-page overview; every band was independently re-read from its own indexed strip image, with dedicated high-zoom re-crops for every contested word. [Hindi gloss confirmed complete via page १६८, closing "॥ १५-२१ ॥"; the gloss opens on page १६७'s final band and continues onto page १६८'s bands 1-13.]

  16. 30.16 सत्यापित

    BPHS 30.16

    संस्कृत

    सुमार्गात् शोभनखगैः कुमार्गात् पापखेचरैः । मिश्रैर्मिश्रफलं वाच्यं धनासिर्लाभगे भवेत् ॥ १६ ॥

    sumargat shobhana-khagaih kumargat papa-khecharaih | mishrair mishra-phalam vachyam dhanasir-labhage bhavet || 16 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [Expenditure occurs] by the good path (favorable disposition) through auspicious sky-going planets, by the bad path through malefic sky-going planets, and by a mixture [of both] a mixed result is to be declared. [The printed compound "धनासिर्लाभगे" is retained exactly as printed, confirmed at 4x zoom; the page १६८ gloss paraphrases it as "if planets join or aspect the gain-house (11th) from the Pada, wealth-gain (dhana-labha) occurs there", confirming the intended sense even though the compound's own grammatical construction remains unclear.]

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    हे मैत्रेय! पद से द्वादश स्थान पर शुभाशुभ ग्रहों का योग या उनकी दृष्टि हो तो सतत उपार्जन और काफी खर्चा कहना। शुभग्रहों की युति या दृष्टि में सन्मार्ग से और पापग्रहों की युति या दृष्टि में कुमार्ग से उपार्जन कहें। मिश्रग्रह (शुभ तथा पाप दोनों) की युति दृष्टि से मिश्र फल अर्थात् सन्मार्ग तथा कुमार्ग दोनों तरह से आय और दोनों रूप में व्यय भी कहना। पद से लाभ स्थान पर यदि ग्रहों की युति-दृष्टि हों तो धनलाभ होता है। पद से द्वादश स्थान पर शुक्र, सूर्य, राहु की दृष्टि हो तो राजमूलक धन-व्यय और चन्द्रमा की दृष्टि उस पर हो तो विशेष रूप से राजा के द्वारा धन-व्यय होवे। पद से द्वादश में बुध हो और शुभ ग्रह से दृष्ट या युक्त हो तो सम्बन्धियों के लिए नित्य व्यय कहें और पापग्रह की युति-दृष्टि से कलह के कारण व्यय कहना चाहिए। उक्त स्थान में गुरु हों और अन्य ग्रहों की दृष्टि होवे तो करमूलक व्यय कहना। पद से द्वादश में शनि-भौम-युक्त हो और अन्य ग्रहदृष्ट हो तो भ्रातृमूलक धनव्यय होता है। इस प्रकार द्वादश स्थान के संबन्ध में जो ये योग कहे गए हैं वे लाभ भाव से सम्बद्ध होने पर धन-लाभकर होते हैं ॥ १५-२१ ॥

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १६७/167 (PDF p.199), recto page (running head "आरूढपदाध्यायः" left, folio १६७ right, band-confirmed). 30 raw bands. Band 0: running head. Band 1: the SECOND half only of verse 30.13, closing "॥ १३ ॥" -- its first half was printed on page १६६'s final line, where the eGangotri digitization stamp falls directly ON TOP of the ink (not in the margin, as on every other page in this text); this page does not repeat or restate that half, so the loss is permanent and unrecoverable from this source, not merely a deferred reading. Bands 2-3: verse 30.14 (closing १४). Bands 4-15: a joint Hindi gloss covering verses 30.10 through 30.14, closing "॥ १०-१४ ॥" -- this gloss was NOT present on page १६६ where verses 10-12 were first transcribed (they were seeded there with a placeholder noting no separate gloss appeared to be printed); this page reveals the gloss simply continues onto the next page, matching the established gloss-deferral-to-next-page pattern seen earlier for verses 4-5. Applied here as a RETROACTIVE FIX to verses 30.10, 30.11, and 30.12's translationHi fields (replacing the placeholder), and used fresh for 30.13 and 30.14. Band 16: subheading "पद से द्वादश का फल--" (Result of the twelfth house from the Pada), editorial, excluded from transcription. Bands 17-18: verse 30.15 (closing १५). Band 19 (a false-merge band-detection artifact, height 282px -- roughly double a normal single line -- confirmed by direct re-read to contain TWO distinct printed lines, not one): verse 30.16, both padas (closing १६). Band 20: verse 30.17's first pada only (no closing number on this line). Band 21 (another false-merge artifact, height 294px, also confirmed to contain two distinct lines): verse 30.17's second pada (closing १७) followed immediately by verse 30.18's first pada (no closing number on this line). Band 22: verse 30.18's second pada (closing १८). Bands 23-24: verse 30.19 (closing १९). Bands 25-26: verse 30.20 (closing २०). Band 27 (a third false-merge artifact, height 264px, confirmed by direct re-read to contain two lines): verse 30.21, both padas (closing २१). Band 28: the opening line of a further Hindi gloss ("हे मैत्रेय! पद से द्वादश स्थान पर शुभाशुभ ग्रहों का योग या उनकी दृष्टि..."), evidently covering the "पद से द्वादश का फल" subheading's verses (30.15-30.21) -- this gloss is cut off at the bottom of this page and continues onto page १६८, so verses 30.15 through 30.21 are seeded here with a placeholder translationHi pending that page. Band 29: the eGangotri digitization stamp/copyright line ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"), falling after all verse text on this page -- no content lost to it here. All three false-merge bands (19, 21, 27) were independently re-read directly from the raw band-strip images and, for the specific compound words flagged below, verified with dedicated high-zoom re-crops from the original page PNG (scratchpad/zoom167.py, zoom167b.py through zoom167f.py) rather than trusted from a single low-zoom pass -- this is the mirror case of the previously-seen false-split band artifact (an oversized band containing two real lines merged by insufficient vertical gap, rather than an undersized band spuriously splitting one line). Several technical compounds are retained exactly as printed with their uncertain sense disclosed rather than silently corrected or omitted: verse 30.16's "धनासिर्लाभगे" (confirmed at 4x zoom, scratchpad/p167-v16b-word-hires.png -- printed exactly this way, precise grammatical construction unclear); verse 30.17's "राजसूलाद्" (a plain, unambiguous reading at the zoom levels used, but "सूल" is not independently attested elsewhere on this page so its exact sense is uncertain); verse 30.18's "ज्ञानिमध्ये" and "कलेव्ययः" (confirmed at 3x zoom, scratchpad/p167-b22-hires.png); verse 30.21's "गे" and "उद्दिता" (confirmed at 6x zoom, scratchpad/p167-v21a-word-hires.png -- the second word shows what reads as a doubled द-stroke; the simpler, more standard participle "उदिता" cannot be ruled out as the intended word, but the printed form is retained as visually confirmed). Verse 30.20's third word was initially misread at low zoom as "आत्ऋमूलाद्धनव्ययः"; a dedicated 3x re-crop (scratchpad/p167-b26-hires.png) resolved this as "भ्रातृमूलाद्धनव्ययः" (from a brother-related source), which also parses far better grammatically -- the corrected reading is used throughout. No reading was taken from any full-page overview; every band was independently re-read from its own indexed strip image, with dedicated high-zoom re-crops for every contested word. [Hindi gloss confirmed complete via page १६८, closing "॥ १५-२१ ॥"; the gloss opens on page १६७'s final band and continues onto page १६८'s bands 1-13.]

  17. 30.17 सत्यापित

    BPHS 30.17

    संस्कृत

    पदारूढाद् व्यये शुक्रभानुस्वर्भानुवीक्षिते । राजसूलाद् व्ययो वाच्यश्चन्द्रदृष्ट्या विशेषतः ॥ १७ ॥

    padarudhad vyaye shukra-bhanu-svarbhanu-vikshite | rajasulad vyayo vachyash-chandra-drishtya visheshatah || 17 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the twelfth house (vyaya) from the Pada-Arudha is aspected by Venus, the Sun, and Rahu (Svarbhanu), an expenditure connected with "राजसूल" [retained exactly as printed] is to be declared, especially when [that house] is aspected by the Moon. [The page १६८ gloss paraphrases this word as "राजमूलक" (raja-mulaka, king-source-related) -- i.e. expenditure through/by a king -- confirming the intended sense even though the printed Sanskrit uses "सूल" rather than "मूल".]

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    हे मैत्रेय! पद से द्वादश स्थान पर शुभाशुभ ग्रहों का योग या उनकी दृष्टि हो तो सतत उपार्जन और काफी खर्चा कहना। शुभग्रहों की युति या दृष्टि में सन्मार्ग से और पापग्रहों की युति या दृष्टि में कुमार्ग से उपार्जन कहें। मिश्रग्रह (शुभ तथा पाप दोनों) की युति दृष्टि से मिश्र फल अर्थात् सन्मार्ग तथा कुमार्ग दोनों तरह से आय और दोनों रूप में व्यय भी कहना। पद से लाभ स्थान पर यदि ग्रहों की युति-दृष्टि हों तो धनलाभ होता है। पद से द्वादश स्थान पर शुक्र, सूर्य, राहु की दृष्टि हो तो राजमूलक धन-व्यय और चन्द्रमा की दृष्टि उस पर हो तो विशेष रूप से राजा के द्वारा धन-व्यय होवे। पद से द्वादश में बुध हो और शुभ ग्रह से दृष्ट या युक्त हो तो सम्बन्धियों के लिए नित्य व्यय कहें और पापग्रह की युति-दृष्टि से कलह के कारण व्यय कहना चाहिए। उक्त स्थान में गुरु हों और अन्य ग्रहों की दृष्टि होवे तो करमूलक व्यय कहना। पद से द्वादश में शनि-भौम-युक्त हो और अन्य ग्रहदृष्ट हो तो भ्रातृमूलक धनव्यय होता है। इस प्रकार द्वादश स्थान के संबन्ध में जो ये योग कहे गए हैं वे लाभ भाव से सम्बद्ध होने पर धन-लाभकर होते हैं ॥ १५-२१ ॥

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १६७/167 (PDF p.199), recto page (running head "आरूढपदाध्यायः" left, folio १६७ right, band-confirmed). 30 raw bands. Band 0: running head. Band 1: the SECOND half only of verse 30.13, closing "॥ १३ ॥" -- its first half was printed on page १६६'s final line, where the eGangotri digitization stamp falls directly ON TOP of the ink (not in the margin, as on every other page in this text); this page does not repeat or restate that half, so the loss is permanent and unrecoverable from this source, not merely a deferred reading. Bands 2-3: verse 30.14 (closing १४). Bands 4-15: a joint Hindi gloss covering verses 30.10 through 30.14, closing "॥ १०-१४ ॥" -- this gloss was NOT present on page १६६ where verses 10-12 were first transcribed (they were seeded there with a placeholder noting no separate gloss appeared to be printed); this page reveals the gloss simply continues onto the next page, matching the established gloss-deferral-to-next-page pattern seen earlier for verses 4-5. Applied here as a RETROACTIVE FIX to verses 30.10, 30.11, and 30.12's translationHi fields (replacing the placeholder), and used fresh for 30.13 and 30.14. Band 16: subheading "पद से द्वादश का फल--" (Result of the twelfth house from the Pada), editorial, excluded from transcription. Bands 17-18: verse 30.15 (closing १५). Band 19 (a false-merge band-detection artifact, height 282px -- roughly double a normal single line -- confirmed by direct re-read to contain TWO distinct printed lines, not one): verse 30.16, both padas (closing १६). Band 20: verse 30.17's first pada only (no closing number on this line). Band 21 (another false-merge artifact, height 294px, also confirmed to contain two distinct lines): verse 30.17's second pada (closing १७) followed immediately by verse 30.18's first pada (no closing number on this line). Band 22: verse 30.18's second pada (closing १८). Bands 23-24: verse 30.19 (closing १९). Bands 25-26: verse 30.20 (closing २०). Band 27 (a third false-merge artifact, height 264px, confirmed by direct re-read to contain two lines): verse 30.21, both padas (closing २१). Band 28: the opening line of a further Hindi gloss ("हे मैत्रेय! पद से द्वादश स्थान पर शुभाशुभ ग्रहों का योग या उनकी दृष्टि..."), evidently covering the "पद से द्वादश का फल" subheading's verses (30.15-30.21) -- this gloss is cut off at the bottom of this page and continues onto page १६८, so verses 30.15 through 30.21 are seeded here with a placeholder translationHi pending that page. Band 29: the eGangotri digitization stamp/copyright line ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"), falling after all verse text on this page -- no content lost to it here. All three false-merge bands (19, 21, 27) were independently re-read directly from the raw band-strip images and, for the specific compound words flagged below, verified with dedicated high-zoom re-crops from the original page PNG (scratchpad/zoom167.py, zoom167b.py through zoom167f.py) rather than trusted from a single low-zoom pass -- this is the mirror case of the previously-seen false-split band artifact (an oversized band containing two real lines merged by insufficient vertical gap, rather than an undersized band spuriously splitting one line). Several technical compounds are retained exactly as printed with their uncertain sense disclosed rather than silently corrected or omitted: verse 30.16's "धनासिर्लाभगे" (confirmed at 4x zoom, scratchpad/p167-v16b-word-hires.png -- printed exactly this way, precise grammatical construction unclear); verse 30.17's "राजसूलाद्" (a plain, unambiguous reading at the zoom levels used, but "सूल" is not independently attested elsewhere on this page so its exact sense is uncertain); verse 30.18's "ज्ञानिमध्ये" and "कलेव्ययः" (confirmed at 3x zoom, scratchpad/p167-b22-hires.png); verse 30.21's "गे" and "उद्दिता" (confirmed at 6x zoom, scratchpad/p167-v21a-word-hires.png -- the second word shows what reads as a doubled द-stroke; the simpler, more standard participle "उदिता" cannot be ruled out as the intended word, but the printed form is retained as visually confirmed). Verse 30.20's third word was initially misread at low zoom as "आत्ऋमूलाद्धनव्ययः"; a dedicated 3x re-crop (scratchpad/p167-b26-hires.png) resolved this as "भ्रातृमूलाद्धनव्ययः" (from a brother-related source), which also parses far better grammatically -- the corrected reading is used throughout. No reading was taken from any full-page overview; every band was independently re-read from its own indexed strip image, with dedicated high-zoom re-crops for every contested word. [Hindi gloss confirmed complete via page १६८, closing "॥ १५-२१ ॥"; the gloss opens on page १६७'s final band and continues onto page १६८'s bands 1-13.]

  18. 30.18 सत्यापित

    BPHS 30.18

    संस्कृत

    पदारूढाद् व्यये सौम्ये शुभखेटयुतेक्षिते । ज्ञानिमध्ये व्ययो नित्यं, पापदृष्ट्या कलेव्ययः ॥ १८ ॥

    padarudhad vyaye saumye shubha-kheta-yutekshite | jnyani-madhye vyayo nityam, papa-drishtya kale-vyayah || 18 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the twelfth house from the Pada-Arudha is gentle/Mercury-related (saumya), joined with or aspected by a benefic planet, [the printed "ज्ञानिमध्ये" is retained exactly as printed; the page १६८ gloss confirms this refers to Mercury (बुध) occupying that house] there is regularly expenditure for relatives (sambandhi), while by a malefic aspect there is expenditure due to strife ["कलेव्ययः" as printed; the gloss confirms this means कलह-व्यय, expenditure caused by conflict].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    हे मैत्रेय! पद से द्वादश स्थान पर शुभाशुभ ग्रहों का योग या उनकी दृष्टि हो तो सतत उपार्जन और काफी खर्चा कहना। शुभग्रहों की युति या दृष्टि में सन्मार्ग से और पापग्रहों की युति या दृष्टि में कुमार्ग से उपार्जन कहें। मिश्रग्रह (शुभ तथा पाप दोनों) की युति दृष्टि से मिश्र फल अर्थात् सन्मार्ग तथा कुमार्ग दोनों तरह से आय और दोनों रूप में व्यय भी कहना। पद से लाभ स्थान पर यदि ग्रहों की युति-दृष्टि हों तो धनलाभ होता है। पद से द्वादश स्थान पर शुक्र, सूर्य, राहु की दृष्टि हो तो राजमूलक धन-व्यय और चन्द्रमा की दृष्टि उस पर हो तो विशेष रूप से राजा के द्वारा धन-व्यय होवे। पद से द्वादश में बुध हो और शुभ ग्रह से दृष्ट या युक्त हो तो सम्बन्धियों के लिए नित्य व्यय कहें और पापग्रह की युति-दृष्टि से कलह के कारण व्यय कहना चाहिए। उक्त स्थान में गुरु हों और अन्य ग्रहों की दृष्टि होवे तो करमूलक व्यय कहना। पद से द्वादश में शनि-भौम-युक्त हो और अन्य ग्रहदृष्ट हो तो भ्रातृमूलक धनव्यय होता है। इस प्रकार द्वादश स्थान के संबन्ध में जो ये योग कहे गए हैं वे लाभ भाव से सम्बद्ध होने पर धन-लाभकर होते हैं ॥ १५-२१ ॥

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १६७/167 (PDF p.199), recto page (running head "आरूढपदाध्यायः" left, folio १६७ right, band-confirmed). 30 raw bands. Band 0: running head. Band 1: the SECOND half only of verse 30.13, closing "॥ १३ ॥" -- its first half was printed on page १६६'s final line, where the eGangotri digitization stamp falls directly ON TOP of the ink (not in the margin, as on every other page in this text); this page does not repeat or restate that half, so the loss is permanent and unrecoverable from this source, not merely a deferred reading. Bands 2-3: verse 30.14 (closing १४). Bands 4-15: a joint Hindi gloss covering verses 30.10 through 30.14, closing "॥ १०-१४ ॥" -- this gloss was NOT present on page १६६ where verses 10-12 were first transcribed (they were seeded there with a placeholder noting no separate gloss appeared to be printed); this page reveals the gloss simply continues onto the next page, matching the established gloss-deferral-to-next-page pattern seen earlier for verses 4-5. Applied here as a RETROACTIVE FIX to verses 30.10, 30.11, and 30.12's translationHi fields (replacing the placeholder), and used fresh for 30.13 and 30.14. Band 16: subheading "पद से द्वादश का फल--" (Result of the twelfth house from the Pada), editorial, excluded from transcription. Bands 17-18: verse 30.15 (closing १५). Band 19 (a false-merge band-detection artifact, height 282px -- roughly double a normal single line -- confirmed by direct re-read to contain TWO distinct printed lines, not one): verse 30.16, both padas (closing १६). Band 20: verse 30.17's first pada only (no closing number on this line). Band 21 (another false-merge artifact, height 294px, also confirmed to contain two distinct lines): verse 30.17's second pada (closing १७) followed immediately by verse 30.18's first pada (no closing number on this line). Band 22: verse 30.18's second pada (closing १८). Bands 23-24: verse 30.19 (closing १९). Bands 25-26: verse 30.20 (closing २०). Band 27 (a third false-merge artifact, height 264px, confirmed by direct re-read to contain two lines): verse 30.21, both padas (closing २१). Band 28: the opening line of a further Hindi gloss ("हे मैत्रेय! पद से द्वादश स्थान पर शुभाशुभ ग्रहों का योग या उनकी दृष्टि..."), evidently covering the "पद से द्वादश का फल" subheading's verses (30.15-30.21) -- this gloss is cut off at the bottom of this page and continues onto page १६८, so verses 30.15 through 30.21 are seeded here with a placeholder translationHi pending that page. Band 29: the eGangotri digitization stamp/copyright line ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"), falling after all verse text on this page -- no content lost to it here. All three false-merge bands (19, 21, 27) were independently re-read directly from the raw band-strip images and, for the specific compound words flagged below, verified with dedicated high-zoom re-crops from the original page PNG (scratchpad/zoom167.py, zoom167b.py through zoom167f.py) rather than trusted from a single low-zoom pass -- this is the mirror case of the previously-seen false-split band artifact (an oversized band containing two real lines merged by insufficient vertical gap, rather than an undersized band spuriously splitting one line). Several technical compounds are retained exactly as printed with their uncertain sense disclosed rather than silently corrected or omitted: verse 30.16's "धनासिर्लाभगे" (confirmed at 4x zoom, scratchpad/p167-v16b-word-hires.png -- printed exactly this way, precise grammatical construction unclear); verse 30.17's "राजसूलाद्" (a plain, unambiguous reading at the zoom levels used, but "सूल" is not independently attested elsewhere on this page so its exact sense is uncertain); verse 30.18's "ज्ञानिमध्ये" and "कलेव्ययः" (confirmed at 3x zoom, scratchpad/p167-b22-hires.png); verse 30.21's "गे" and "उद्दिता" (confirmed at 6x zoom, scratchpad/p167-v21a-word-hires.png -- the second word shows what reads as a doubled द-stroke; the simpler, more standard participle "उदिता" cannot be ruled out as the intended word, but the printed form is retained as visually confirmed). Verse 30.20's third word was initially misread at low zoom as "आत्ऋमूलाद्धनव्ययः"; a dedicated 3x re-crop (scratchpad/p167-b26-hires.png) resolved this as "भ्रातृमूलाद्धनव्ययः" (from a brother-related source), which also parses far better grammatically -- the corrected reading is used throughout. No reading was taken from any full-page overview; every band was independently re-read from its own indexed strip image, with dedicated high-zoom re-crops for every contested word. [Hindi gloss confirmed complete via page १६८, closing "॥ १५-२१ ॥"; the gloss opens on page १६७'s final band and continues onto page १६८'s bands 1-13.]

  19. 30.19 सत्यापित

    BPHS 30.19

    संस्कृत

    पदाद्व्यये सुराचार्ये वीक्षिते चान्यखेचरैः । करमूलाद् व्ययो वाच्यो जातकस्य द्विजोत्तम ॥ १९ ॥

    padad-vyaye surachaarye vikshite chanya-khecharaih | karamulad vyayo vachyo jatakasya dvijottama || 19 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    O best of the twice-born! When the twelfth house from the Pada is aspected by Jupiter (Surachārya, preceptor of the gods) as well as by other planets, an expenditure of the native from a taxation-related source (kara-mula) is to be declared.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    हे मैत्रेय! पद से द्वादश स्थान पर शुभाशुभ ग्रहों का योग या उनकी दृष्टि हो तो सतत उपार्जन और काफी खर्चा कहना। शुभग्रहों की युति या दृष्टि में सन्मार्ग से और पापग्रहों की युति या दृष्टि में कुमार्ग से उपार्जन कहें। मिश्रग्रह (शुभ तथा पाप दोनों) की युति दृष्टि से मिश्र फल अर्थात् सन्मार्ग तथा कुमार्ग दोनों तरह से आय और दोनों रूप में व्यय भी कहना। पद से लाभ स्थान पर यदि ग्रहों की युति-दृष्टि हों तो धनलाभ होता है। पद से द्वादश स्थान पर शुक्र, सूर्य, राहु की दृष्टि हो तो राजमूलक धन-व्यय और चन्द्रमा की दृष्टि उस पर हो तो विशेष रूप से राजा के द्वारा धन-व्यय होवे। पद से द्वादश में बुध हो और शुभ ग्रह से दृष्ट या युक्त हो तो सम्बन्धियों के लिए नित्य व्यय कहें और पापग्रह की युति-दृष्टि से कलह के कारण व्यय कहना चाहिए। उक्त स्थान में गुरु हों और अन्य ग्रहों की दृष्टि होवे तो करमूलक व्यय कहना। पद से द्वादश में शनि-भौम-युक्त हो और अन्य ग्रहदृष्ट हो तो भ्रातृमूलक धनव्यय होता है। इस प्रकार द्वादश स्थान के संबन्ध में जो ये योग कहे गए हैं वे लाभ भाव से सम्बद्ध होने पर धन-लाभकर होते हैं ॥ १५-२१ ॥

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १६७/167 (PDF p.199), recto page (running head "आरूढपदाध्यायः" left, folio १६७ right, band-confirmed). 30 raw bands. Band 0: running head. Band 1: the SECOND half only of verse 30.13, closing "॥ १३ ॥" -- its first half was printed on page १६६'s final line, where the eGangotri digitization stamp falls directly ON TOP of the ink (not in the margin, as on every other page in this text); this page does not repeat or restate that half, so the loss is permanent and unrecoverable from this source, not merely a deferred reading. Bands 2-3: verse 30.14 (closing १४). Bands 4-15: a joint Hindi gloss covering verses 30.10 through 30.14, closing "॥ १०-१४ ॥" -- this gloss was NOT present on page १६६ where verses 10-12 were first transcribed (they were seeded there with a placeholder noting no separate gloss appeared to be printed); this page reveals the gloss simply continues onto the next page, matching the established gloss-deferral-to-next-page pattern seen earlier for verses 4-5. Applied here as a RETROACTIVE FIX to verses 30.10, 30.11, and 30.12's translationHi fields (replacing the placeholder), and used fresh for 30.13 and 30.14. Band 16: subheading "पद से द्वादश का फल--" (Result of the twelfth house from the Pada), editorial, excluded from transcription. Bands 17-18: verse 30.15 (closing १५). Band 19 (a false-merge band-detection artifact, height 282px -- roughly double a normal single line -- confirmed by direct re-read to contain TWO distinct printed lines, not one): verse 30.16, both padas (closing १६). Band 20: verse 30.17's first pada only (no closing number on this line). Band 21 (another false-merge artifact, height 294px, also confirmed to contain two distinct lines): verse 30.17's second pada (closing १७) followed immediately by verse 30.18's first pada (no closing number on this line). Band 22: verse 30.18's second pada (closing १८). Bands 23-24: verse 30.19 (closing १९). Bands 25-26: verse 30.20 (closing २०). Band 27 (a third false-merge artifact, height 264px, confirmed by direct re-read to contain two lines): verse 30.21, both padas (closing २१). Band 28: the opening line of a further Hindi gloss ("हे मैत्रेय! पद से द्वादश स्थान पर शुभाशुभ ग्रहों का योग या उनकी दृष्टि..."), evidently covering the "पद से द्वादश का फल" subheading's verses (30.15-30.21) -- this gloss is cut off at the bottom of this page and continues onto page १६८, so verses 30.15 through 30.21 are seeded here with a placeholder translationHi pending that page. Band 29: the eGangotri digitization stamp/copyright line ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"), falling after all verse text on this page -- no content lost to it here. All three false-merge bands (19, 21, 27) were independently re-read directly from the raw band-strip images and, for the specific compound words flagged below, verified with dedicated high-zoom re-crops from the original page PNG (scratchpad/zoom167.py, zoom167b.py through zoom167f.py) rather than trusted from a single low-zoom pass -- this is the mirror case of the previously-seen false-split band artifact (an oversized band containing two real lines merged by insufficient vertical gap, rather than an undersized band spuriously splitting one line). Several technical compounds are retained exactly as printed with their uncertain sense disclosed rather than silently corrected or omitted: verse 30.16's "धनासिर्लाभगे" (confirmed at 4x zoom, scratchpad/p167-v16b-word-hires.png -- printed exactly this way, precise grammatical construction unclear); verse 30.17's "राजसूलाद्" (a plain, unambiguous reading at the zoom levels used, but "सूल" is not independently attested elsewhere on this page so its exact sense is uncertain); verse 30.18's "ज्ञानिमध्ये" and "कलेव्ययः" (confirmed at 3x zoom, scratchpad/p167-b22-hires.png); verse 30.21's "गे" and "उद्दिता" (confirmed at 6x zoom, scratchpad/p167-v21a-word-hires.png -- the second word shows what reads as a doubled द-stroke; the simpler, more standard participle "उदिता" cannot be ruled out as the intended word, but the printed form is retained as visually confirmed). Verse 30.20's third word was initially misread at low zoom as "आत्ऋमूलाद्धनव्ययः"; a dedicated 3x re-crop (scratchpad/p167-b26-hires.png) resolved this as "भ्रातृमूलाद्धनव्ययः" (from a brother-related source), which also parses far better grammatically -- the corrected reading is used throughout. No reading was taken from any full-page overview; every band was independently re-read from its own indexed strip image, with dedicated high-zoom re-crops for every contested word. [Hindi gloss confirmed complete via page १६८, closing "॥ १५-२१ ॥"; the gloss opens on page १६७'s final band and continues onto page १६८'s bands 1-13.]

  20. 30.20 सत्यापित

    BPHS 30.20

    संस्कृत

    आरूढाद् द्वादशे सौरे धरापुत्रेण संयुते । अन्यग्रहेक्षिते विप्र ! भ्रातृमूलाद्धनव्ययः ॥ २० ॥

    arudhad dvadashe saure dharaputrena samyute | anya-grahekshite vipra ! bhratri-mulad-dhana-vyayah || 20 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When Saturn is in the twelfth house from the Arudha, joined with Mars (dharaputra, son of the Earth), O Brahmin, and aspected by other planets, there is expenditure of wealth from a source connected with a brother (bhratri-mula). [The page १६८ gloss independently confirms this reading -- "भ्रातृमूलक धनव्यय" -- corroborating the correction of an earlier low-zoom misread of this verse's third word.]

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    हे मैत्रेय! पद से द्वादश स्थान पर शुभाशुभ ग्रहों का योग या उनकी दृष्टि हो तो सतत उपार्जन और काफी खर्चा कहना। शुभग्रहों की युति या दृष्टि में सन्मार्ग से और पापग्रहों की युति या दृष्टि में कुमार्ग से उपार्जन कहें। मिश्रग्रह (शुभ तथा पाप दोनों) की युति दृष्टि से मिश्र फल अर्थात् सन्मार्ग तथा कुमार्ग दोनों तरह से आय और दोनों रूप में व्यय भी कहना। पद से लाभ स्थान पर यदि ग्रहों की युति-दृष्टि हों तो धनलाभ होता है। पद से द्वादश स्थान पर शुक्र, सूर्य, राहु की दृष्टि हो तो राजमूलक धन-व्यय और चन्द्रमा की दृष्टि उस पर हो तो विशेष रूप से राजा के द्वारा धन-व्यय होवे। पद से द्वादश में बुध हो और शुभ ग्रह से दृष्ट या युक्त हो तो सम्बन्धियों के लिए नित्य व्यय कहें और पापग्रह की युति-दृष्टि से कलह के कारण व्यय कहना चाहिए। उक्त स्थान में गुरु हों और अन्य ग्रहों की दृष्टि होवे तो करमूलक व्यय कहना। पद से द्वादश में शनि-भौम-युक्त हो और अन्य ग्रहदृष्ट हो तो भ्रातृमूलक धनव्यय होता है। इस प्रकार द्वादश स्थान के संबन्ध में जो ये योग कहे गए हैं वे लाभ भाव से सम्बद्ध होने पर धन-लाभकर होते हैं ॥ १५-२१ ॥

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १६७/167 (PDF p.199), recto page (running head "आरूढपदाध्यायः" left, folio १६७ right, band-confirmed). 30 raw bands. Band 0: running head. Band 1: the SECOND half only of verse 30.13, closing "॥ १३ ॥" -- its first half was printed on page १६६'s final line, where the eGangotri digitization stamp falls directly ON TOP of the ink (not in the margin, as on every other page in this text); this page does not repeat or restate that half, so the loss is permanent and unrecoverable from this source, not merely a deferred reading. Bands 2-3: verse 30.14 (closing १४). Bands 4-15: a joint Hindi gloss covering verses 30.10 through 30.14, closing "॥ १०-१४ ॥" -- this gloss was NOT present on page १६६ where verses 10-12 were first transcribed (they were seeded there with a placeholder noting no separate gloss appeared to be printed); this page reveals the gloss simply continues onto the next page, matching the established gloss-deferral-to-next-page pattern seen earlier for verses 4-5. Applied here as a RETROACTIVE FIX to verses 30.10, 30.11, and 30.12's translationHi fields (replacing the placeholder), and used fresh for 30.13 and 30.14. Band 16: subheading "पद से द्वादश का फल--" (Result of the twelfth house from the Pada), editorial, excluded from transcription. Bands 17-18: verse 30.15 (closing १५). Band 19 (a false-merge band-detection artifact, height 282px -- roughly double a normal single line -- confirmed by direct re-read to contain TWO distinct printed lines, not one): verse 30.16, both padas (closing १६). Band 20: verse 30.17's first pada only (no closing number on this line). Band 21 (another false-merge artifact, height 294px, also confirmed to contain two distinct lines): verse 30.17's second pada (closing १७) followed immediately by verse 30.18's first pada (no closing number on this line). Band 22: verse 30.18's second pada (closing १८). Bands 23-24: verse 30.19 (closing १९). Bands 25-26: verse 30.20 (closing २०). Band 27 (a third false-merge artifact, height 264px, confirmed by direct re-read to contain two lines): verse 30.21, both padas (closing २१). Band 28: the opening line of a further Hindi gloss ("हे मैत्रेय! पद से द्वादश स्थान पर शुभाशुभ ग्रहों का योग या उनकी दृष्टि..."), evidently covering the "पद से द्वादश का फल" subheading's verses (30.15-30.21) -- this gloss is cut off at the bottom of this page and continues onto page १६८, so verses 30.15 through 30.21 are seeded here with a placeholder translationHi pending that page. Band 29: the eGangotri digitization stamp/copyright line ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"), falling after all verse text on this page -- no content lost to it here. All three false-merge bands (19, 21, 27) were independently re-read directly from the raw band-strip images and, for the specific compound words flagged below, verified with dedicated high-zoom re-crops from the original page PNG (scratchpad/zoom167.py, zoom167b.py through zoom167f.py) rather than trusted from a single low-zoom pass -- this is the mirror case of the previously-seen false-split band artifact (an oversized band containing two real lines merged by insufficient vertical gap, rather than an undersized band spuriously splitting one line). Several technical compounds are retained exactly as printed with their uncertain sense disclosed rather than silently corrected or omitted: verse 30.16's "धनासिर्लाभगे" (confirmed at 4x zoom, scratchpad/p167-v16b-word-hires.png -- printed exactly this way, precise grammatical construction unclear); verse 30.17's "राजसूलाद्" (a plain, unambiguous reading at the zoom levels used, but "सूल" is not independently attested elsewhere on this page so its exact sense is uncertain); verse 30.18's "ज्ञानिमध्ये" and "कलेव्ययः" (confirmed at 3x zoom, scratchpad/p167-b22-hires.png); verse 30.21's "गे" and "उद्दिता" (confirmed at 6x zoom, scratchpad/p167-v21a-word-hires.png -- the second word shows what reads as a doubled द-stroke; the simpler, more standard participle "उदिता" cannot be ruled out as the intended word, but the printed form is retained as visually confirmed). Verse 30.20's third word was initially misread at low zoom as "आत्ऋमूलाद्धनव्ययः"; a dedicated 3x re-crop (scratchpad/p167-b26-hires.png) resolved this as "भ्रातृमूलाद्धनव्ययः" (from a brother-related source), which also parses far better grammatically -- the corrected reading is used throughout. No reading was taken from any full-page overview; every band was independently re-read from its own indexed strip image, with dedicated high-zoom re-crops for every contested word. [Hindi gloss confirmed complete via page १६८, closing "॥ १५-२१ ॥"; the gloss opens on page १६७'s final band and continues onto page १६८'s bands 1-13.]

  21. 30.21 सत्यापित

    BPHS 30.21

    संस्कृत

    पदात्तु द्वादशे स्थाने गे योगा उद्दिता मया । लाभभावेऽपि ते योगा लाभयोगकराः सदा ॥ २१ ॥

    padat tu dvadashe sthane ge yoga uddita maya | labha-bhave.api te yoga labha-yogakarah sada || 21 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In the twelfth house from the Pada -- [the printed "गे" is retained exactly as printed, likely a sandhi-abbreviated reference to a planet situated there] -- the combinations (yogas) have been declared by me. Those same combinations, occurring instead in the gain-house (the eleventh, labha-bhava), always become gain-yielding combinations. [The second word of the first line, confirmed at 6x zoom, shows a doubled-consonant stroke read here as "उद्दिता"; the simpler, more standard participle "उदिता" cannot be ruled out as the intended word, but the printed form is retained as visually confirmed. The page १६८ gloss confirms the overall sense: combinations described for the 12th from the Pada become wealth-gain-yielding when instead connected with the gain (11th) house.]

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    हे मैत्रेय! पद से द्वादश स्थान पर शुभाशुभ ग्रहों का योग या उनकी दृष्टि हो तो सतत उपार्जन और काफी खर्चा कहना। शुभग्रहों की युति या दृष्टि में सन्मार्ग से और पापग्रहों की युति या दृष्टि में कुमार्ग से उपार्जन कहें। मिश्रग्रह (शुभ तथा पाप दोनों) की युति दृष्टि से मिश्र फल अर्थात् सन्मार्ग तथा कुमार्ग दोनों तरह से आय और दोनों रूप में व्यय भी कहना। पद से लाभ स्थान पर यदि ग्रहों की युति-दृष्टि हों तो धनलाभ होता है। पद से द्वादश स्थान पर शुक्र, सूर्य, राहु की दृष्टि हो तो राजमूलक धन-व्यय और चन्द्रमा की दृष्टि उस पर हो तो विशेष रूप से राजा के द्वारा धन-व्यय होवे। पद से द्वादश में बुध हो और शुभ ग्रह से दृष्ट या युक्त हो तो सम्बन्धियों के लिए नित्य व्यय कहें और पापग्रह की युति-दृष्टि से कलह के कारण व्यय कहना चाहिए। उक्त स्थान में गुरु हों और अन्य ग्रहों की दृष्टि होवे तो करमूलक व्यय कहना। पद से द्वादश में शनि-भौम-युक्त हो और अन्य ग्रहदृष्ट हो तो भ्रातृमूलक धनव्यय होता है। इस प्रकार द्वादश स्थान के संबन्ध में जो ये योग कहे गए हैं वे लाभ भाव से सम्बद्ध होने पर धन-लाभकर होते हैं ॥ १५-२१ ॥

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १६७/167 (PDF p.199), recto page (running head "आरूढपदाध्यायः" left, folio १६७ right, band-confirmed). 30 raw bands. Band 0: running head. Band 1: the SECOND half only of verse 30.13, closing "॥ १३ ॥" -- its first half was printed on page १६६'s final line, where the eGangotri digitization stamp falls directly ON TOP of the ink (not in the margin, as on every other page in this text); this page does not repeat or restate that half, so the loss is permanent and unrecoverable from this source, not merely a deferred reading. Bands 2-3: verse 30.14 (closing १४). Bands 4-15: a joint Hindi gloss covering verses 30.10 through 30.14, closing "॥ १०-१४ ॥" -- this gloss was NOT present on page १६६ where verses 10-12 were first transcribed (they were seeded there with a placeholder noting no separate gloss appeared to be printed); this page reveals the gloss simply continues onto the next page, matching the established gloss-deferral-to-next-page pattern seen earlier for verses 4-5. Applied here as a RETROACTIVE FIX to verses 30.10, 30.11, and 30.12's translationHi fields (replacing the placeholder), and used fresh for 30.13 and 30.14. Band 16: subheading "पद से द्वादश का फल--" (Result of the twelfth house from the Pada), editorial, excluded from transcription. Bands 17-18: verse 30.15 (closing १५). Band 19 (a false-merge band-detection artifact, height 282px -- roughly double a normal single line -- confirmed by direct re-read to contain TWO distinct printed lines, not one): verse 30.16, both padas (closing १६). Band 20: verse 30.17's first pada only (no closing number on this line). Band 21 (another false-merge artifact, height 294px, also confirmed to contain two distinct lines): verse 30.17's second pada (closing १७) followed immediately by verse 30.18's first pada (no closing number on this line). Band 22: verse 30.18's second pada (closing १८). Bands 23-24: verse 30.19 (closing १९). Bands 25-26: verse 30.20 (closing २०). Band 27 (a third false-merge artifact, height 264px, confirmed by direct re-read to contain two lines): verse 30.21, both padas (closing २१). Band 28: the opening line of a further Hindi gloss ("हे मैत्रेय! पद से द्वादश स्थान पर शुभाशुभ ग्रहों का योग या उनकी दृष्टि..."), evidently covering the "पद से द्वादश का फल" subheading's verses (30.15-30.21) -- this gloss is cut off at the bottom of this page and continues onto page १६८, so verses 30.15 through 30.21 are seeded here with a placeholder translationHi pending that page. Band 29: the eGangotri digitization stamp/copyright line ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"), falling after all verse text on this page -- no content lost to it here. All three false-merge bands (19, 21, 27) were independently re-read directly from the raw band-strip images and, for the specific compound words flagged below, verified with dedicated high-zoom re-crops from the original page PNG (scratchpad/zoom167.py, zoom167b.py through zoom167f.py) rather than trusted from a single low-zoom pass -- this is the mirror case of the previously-seen false-split band artifact (an oversized band containing two real lines merged by insufficient vertical gap, rather than an undersized band spuriously splitting one line). Several technical compounds are retained exactly as printed with their uncertain sense disclosed rather than silently corrected or omitted: verse 30.16's "धनासिर्लाभगे" (confirmed at 4x zoom, scratchpad/p167-v16b-word-hires.png -- printed exactly this way, precise grammatical construction unclear); verse 30.17's "राजसूलाद्" (a plain, unambiguous reading at the zoom levels used, but "सूल" is not independently attested elsewhere on this page so its exact sense is uncertain); verse 30.18's "ज्ञानिमध्ये" and "कलेव्ययः" (confirmed at 3x zoom, scratchpad/p167-b22-hires.png); verse 30.21's "गे" and "उद्दिता" (confirmed at 6x zoom, scratchpad/p167-v21a-word-hires.png -- the second word shows what reads as a doubled द-stroke; the simpler, more standard participle "उदिता" cannot be ruled out as the intended word, but the printed form is retained as visually confirmed). Verse 30.20's third word was initially misread at low zoom as "आत्ऋमूलाद्धनव्ययः"; a dedicated 3x re-crop (scratchpad/p167-b26-hires.png) resolved this as "भ्रातृमूलाद्धनव्ययः" (from a brother-related source), which also parses far better grammatically -- the corrected reading is used throughout. No reading was taken from any full-page overview; every band was independently re-read from its own indexed strip image, with dedicated high-zoom re-crops for every contested word. [Hindi gloss confirmed complete via page १६८, closing "॥ १५-२१ ॥"; the gloss opens on page १६७'s final band and continues onto page १६८'s bands 1-13.]

  22. 30.22 सत्यापित

    BPHS 30.22

    संस्कृत

    पदतः सप्तमे राहुरथवा संस्थितः शिखी । कुक्षिञ्यथायुतो बालः शिखिना वाऽतिपीडितः ॥ २२ ॥

    padatah saptame rahur athava samsthitah shikhi | kukshinyathayuto balah shikhina va.atipiditah || 22 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    From the Pada, in the seventh house, if Rahu is situated, or else Ketu (shikhi, "the crested one") -- the child becomes [the printed compound "कुक्षिञ्यथायुतो" is retained exactly as printed and is orthographically nonstandard, confirmed ambiguous even under 5x zoom; the page's own gloss states "पेट की व्यथा से पीड़ित" (afflicted with pain of the belly), confirming the intended sense is kukshi-vyathā-yuta, "endowed with/afflicted by abdominal pain", though the printed ligature does not cleanly show the expected व्य] -- or else greatly afflicted specifically by Ketu (शिखिना).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पद से सप्तमस्थ राहु या केतु हो तो जातक पेट की व्यथा से पीड़ित होता है। सप्तमस्थ केतु पापग्रह-युक्त या दृष्ट हो तो जातक साहसी, सफेद बाल बाला तथा दीर्घलिङ्गी होता है। उक्त स्थान में गुरु, चन्द्र, शुक्र इनमें से एक या दो अथवा तीनों रहें तो मनुष्य सम्पत्तिशाली होता है। उच्चस्थ शुभ या पाप में से कोई भी पद से सप्तम स्थ हो तो जातक यशस्वी सम्पत्ति-शाली होता है। पद से सप्तम में ग्रहों के रहने से जैसा फल कहा गया है वैसा ही फल पद से द्वितीय में भी ग्रहों की स्थिति से कहना चाहिए ॥ २२-२६ ॥

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १६८/168 (PDF p.200), verso page (folio १६८ appears on the left margin, book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् on the right, band-confirmed). 35 raw bands. Band 0: running head. Bands 1-13: the continuation and close ("॥ १५-२१ ॥") of the joint Hindi gloss for verses 30.15-30.21 that opened on page १६७'s final band -- already applied as a retroactive fix to those seven verses' translationHi fields (see scratchpad/fix-bphs-ch30v15-21-gloss.js). Band 14: subheading "आरूढ से सप्तम का फल--" (Result of the seventh from the Arudha), editorial, excluded. Bands 15-16: verse 30.22 (closing २२). Bands 17-18: verse 30.23 (closing २३). Band 19: an anomalously undersized band (height 29px, only a 1px gap to band 20) -- investigated per the standing false-split-detection rule with two dedicated re-crops (scratchpad/p168-b18-20-recheck.png covering the wider 18-20 region, and scratchpad/p168-b19-recheck.png tightly isolating the band19/20 region); both show only a single continuous line of text (band 20's own verse 30.24 first pada) with no independent content attributable to band 19's 29px slice -- CONFIRMED a false-split detector artifact, containing no independent content, and is not transcribed as separate text. Band 20: verse 30.24 first pada. Band 21: verse 30.24 second pada, closing २४. Bands 22-23: verse 30.25 (closing २५). Bands 24-25: verse 30.26 (closing २६). Bands 26-32: a joint Hindi gloss for verses 30.22-30.26, closing "॥ २२-२६ ॥". Bands 33-34: verse 30.27 (closing २७) -- no further gloss follows on this page; the page ends here. The eGangotri digitization stamp appears in the margin immediately below band 34's verse text, not overlapping the ink itself -- no information lost (contrast page १६६, where the stamp fell directly on the ink). Verification notes / disclosed anomalies. Verse 30.23's second word was initially read at low zoom as "लग्नमगे" (which would not parse sensibly and conflicted with the page's own gloss, which speaks of Ketu being "सप्तमस्थ", seventh-situated); a dedicated 5x re-crop (scratchpad/p168-v23a-word-hires.png) clearly resolved this to "सप्तमगे", matching the gloss exactly -- an internal misread caught and corrected before seeding, per the standing self-correction technique. Verse 30.22's compound "कुक्षिञ्यथायुतो" is retained exactly as printed at the band-context reading; a dedicated 5x re-crop (scratchpad/p168-v22b-word-hires.png) of the same word showed an ambiguous conjunct that could not be cleanly resolved to a standard ligature at any zoom level attempted (appearing variously close to both ञ्य and ठ्य depending on the crop), which is itself evidence of a genuine print-quality ambiguity rather than a resolvable misread; the page's own joint gloss for this verse group states "जातक पेट की व्यथा से पीड़ित होता है" (the native is afflicted with pain of the belly), confirming the intended underlying word is kukshi-vyathā-yuta ("endowed with/afflicted by abdominal pain") even though the printed ligature does not cleanly show the expected व्य -- both the printed-as-perceived form and the gloss-confirmed sense are disclosed together rather than silently normalizing the Sanskrit. No reading was taken from any full-page overview; every band was independently read from its own strip image, and every contested word was checked against a dedicated high-zoom re-crop from the original page PNG (scratchpad/zoom168.py through zoom168e.py).

  23. 30.23 सत्यापित

    BPHS 30.23

    संस्कृत

    पदात् सप्तमगे केतौ पापखेटयुतेक्षिते । साहसी श्वेतकेशी च दीर्घलिङ्गी भवेन्नरः ॥ २३ ॥

    padat saptamage ketau papakhetayutekshite | sahasi shvetakeshi cha dirghalingi bhavennarah || 23 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When Ketu, situated in the seventh [house] from the Pada, is joined with or aspected by malefic planets, the man born becomes bold/daring, grey-haired, and long-limbed. [The second word was initially misread at low zoom as "लग्नमगे"; a dedicated 5x re-crop corrected this to "सप्तमगे", matching the page's own gloss exactly.]

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पद से सप्तमस्थ राहु या केतु हो तो जातक पेट की व्यथा से पीड़ित होता है। सप्तमस्थ केतु पापग्रह-युक्त या दृष्ट हो तो जातक साहसी, सफेद बाल बाला तथा दीर्घलिङ्गी होता है। उक्त स्थान में गुरु, चन्द्र, शुक्र इनमें से एक या दो अथवा तीनों रहें तो मनुष्य सम्पत्तिशाली होता है। उच्चस्थ शुभ या पाप में से कोई भी पद से सप्तम स्थ हो तो जातक यशस्वी सम्पत्ति-शाली होता है। पद से सप्तम में ग्रहों के रहने से जैसा फल कहा गया है वैसा ही फल पद से द्वितीय में भी ग्रहों की स्थिति से कहना चाहिए ॥ २२-२६ ॥

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १६८/168 (PDF p.200), verso page (folio १६८ appears on the left margin, book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् on the right, band-confirmed). 35 raw bands. Band 0: running head. Bands 1-13: the continuation and close ("॥ १५-२१ ॥") of the joint Hindi gloss for verses 30.15-30.21 that opened on page १६७'s final band -- already applied as a retroactive fix to those seven verses' translationHi fields (see scratchpad/fix-bphs-ch30v15-21-gloss.js). Band 14: subheading "आरूढ से सप्तम का फल--" (Result of the seventh from the Arudha), editorial, excluded. Bands 15-16: verse 30.22 (closing २२). Bands 17-18: verse 30.23 (closing २३). Band 19: an anomalously undersized band (height 29px, only a 1px gap to band 20) -- investigated per the standing false-split-detection rule with two dedicated re-crops (scratchpad/p168-b18-20-recheck.png covering the wider 18-20 region, and scratchpad/p168-b19-recheck.png tightly isolating the band19/20 region); both show only a single continuous line of text (band 20's own verse 30.24 first pada) with no independent content attributable to band 19's 29px slice -- CONFIRMED a false-split detector artifact, containing no independent content, and is not transcribed as separate text. Band 20: verse 30.24 first pada. Band 21: verse 30.24 second pada, closing २४. Bands 22-23: verse 30.25 (closing २५). Bands 24-25: verse 30.26 (closing २६). Bands 26-32: a joint Hindi gloss for verses 30.22-30.26, closing "॥ २२-२६ ॥". Bands 33-34: verse 30.27 (closing २७) -- no further gloss follows on this page; the page ends here. The eGangotri digitization stamp appears in the margin immediately below band 34's verse text, not overlapping the ink itself -- no information lost (contrast page १६६, where the stamp fell directly on the ink). Verification notes / disclosed anomalies. Verse 30.23's second word was initially read at low zoom as "लग्नमगे" (which would not parse sensibly and conflicted with the page's own gloss, which speaks of Ketu being "सप्तमस्थ", seventh-situated); a dedicated 5x re-crop (scratchpad/p168-v23a-word-hires.png) clearly resolved this to "सप्तमगे", matching the gloss exactly -- an internal misread caught and corrected before seeding, per the standing self-correction technique. Verse 30.22's compound "कुक्षिञ्यथायुतो" is retained exactly as printed at the band-context reading; a dedicated 5x re-crop (scratchpad/p168-v22b-word-hires.png) of the same word showed an ambiguous conjunct that could not be cleanly resolved to a standard ligature at any zoom level attempted (appearing variously close to both ञ्य and ठ्य depending on the crop), which is itself evidence of a genuine print-quality ambiguity rather than a resolvable misread; the page's own joint gloss for this verse group states "जातक पेट की व्यथा से पीड़ित होता है" (the native is afflicted with pain of the belly), confirming the intended underlying word is kukshi-vyathā-yuta ("endowed with/afflicted by abdominal pain") even though the printed ligature does not cleanly show the expected व्य -- both the printed-as-perceived form and the gloss-confirmed sense are disclosed together rather than silently normalizing the Sanskrit. No reading was taken from any full-page overview; every band was independently read from its own strip image, and every contested word was checked against a dedicated high-zoom re-crop from the original page PNG (scratchpad/zoom168.py through zoom168e.py).

  24. 30.24 सत्यापित

    BPHS 30.24

    संस्कृत

    पदतः सप्तमे स्थाने गुरुशुक्रनिशाकराः । एको द्वयं त्रयो वापि लक्ष्मीवाञ् जातको भवेद् ॥ २४ ॥

    padatah saptame sthane guru-shukra-nishakarah | eko dvayam trayo vapi lakshmivanj jatako bhaved || 24 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In the seventh house from the Pada, if Jupiter, Venus, and the Moon (nishakara, "night-maker") -- one, two, or even all three -- [are situated], the child born becomes endowed with wealth (Lakshmi).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पद से सप्तमस्थ राहु या केतु हो तो जातक पेट की व्यथा से पीड़ित होता है। सप्तमस्थ केतु पापग्रह-युक्त या दृष्ट हो तो जातक साहसी, सफेद बाल बाला तथा दीर्घलिङ्गी होता है। उक्त स्थान में गुरु, चन्द्र, शुक्र इनमें से एक या दो अथवा तीनों रहें तो मनुष्य सम्पत्तिशाली होता है। उच्चस्थ शुभ या पाप में से कोई भी पद से सप्तम स्थ हो तो जातक यशस्वी सम्पत्ति-शाली होता है। पद से सप्तम में ग्रहों के रहने से जैसा फल कहा गया है वैसा ही फल पद से द्वितीय में भी ग्रहों की स्थिति से कहना चाहिए ॥ २२-२६ ॥

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १६८/168 (PDF p.200), verso page (folio १६८ appears on the left margin, book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् on the right, band-confirmed). 35 raw bands. Band 0: running head. Bands 1-13: the continuation and close ("॥ १५-२१ ॥") of the joint Hindi gloss for verses 30.15-30.21 that opened on page १६७'s final band -- already applied as a retroactive fix to those seven verses' translationHi fields (see scratchpad/fix-bphs-ch30v15-21-gloss.js). Band 14: subheading "आरूढ से सप्तम का फल--" (Result of the seventh from the Arudha), editorial, excluded. Bands 15-16: verse 30.22 (closing २२). Bands 17-18: verse 30.23 (closing २३). Band 19: an anomalously undersized band (height 29px, only a 1px gap to band 20) -- investigated per the standing false-split-detection rule with two dedicated re-crops (scratchpad/p168-b18-20-recheck.png covering the wider 18-20 region, and scratchpad/p168-b19-recheck.png tightly isolating the band19/20 region); both show only a single continuous line of text (band 20's own verse 30.24 first pada) with no independent content attributable to band 19's 29px slice -- CONFIRMED a false-split detector artifact, containing no independent content, and is not transcribed as separate text. Band 20: verse 30.24 first pada. Band 21: verse 30.24 second pada, closing २४. Bands 22-23: verse 30.25 (closing २५). Bands 24-25: verse 30.26 (closing २६). Bands 26-32: a joint Hindi gloss for verses 30.22-30.26, closing "॥ २२-२६ ॥". Bands 33-34: verse 30.27 (closing २७) -- no further gloss follows on this page; the page ends here. The eGangotri digitization stamp appears in the margin immediately below band 34's verse text, not overlapping the ink itself -- no information lost (contrast page १६६, where the stamp fell directly on the ink). Verification notes / disclosed anomalies. Verse 30.23's second word was initially read at low zoom as "लग्नमगे" (which would not parse sensibly and conflicted with the page's own gloss, which speaks of Ketu being "सप्तमस्थ", seventh-situated); a dedicated 5x re-crop (scratchpad/p168-v23a-word-hires.png) clearly resolved this to "सप्तमगे", matching the gloss exactly -- an internal misread caught and corrected before seeding, per the standing self-correction technique. Verse 30.22's compound "कुक्षिञ्यथायुतो" is retained exactly as printed at the band-context reading; a dedicated 5x re-crop (scratchpad/p168-v22b-word-hires.png) of the same word showed an ambiguous conjunct that could not be cleanly resolved to a standard ligature at any zoom level attempted (appearing variously close to both ञ्य and ठ्य depending on the crop), which is itself evidence of a genuine print-quality ambiguity rather than a resolvable misread; the page's own joint gloss for this verse group states "जातक पेट की व्यथा से पीड़ित होता है" (the native is afflicted with pain of the belly), confirming the intended underlying word is kukshi-vyathā-yuta ("endowed with/afflicted by abdominal pain") even though the printed ligature does not cleanly show the expected व्य -- both the printed-as-perceived form and the gloss-confirmed sense are disclosed together rather than silently normalizing the Sanskrit. No reading was taken from any full-page overview; every band was independently read from its own strip image, and every contested word was checked against a dedicated high-zoom re-crop from the original page PNG (scratchpad/zoom168.py through zoom168e.py).

  25. 30.25 सत्यापित

    BPHS 30.25

    संस्कृत

    पदात्तु सप्तमे तुङ्गे शुभो वाप्यशुभो ग्रहः । श्रीमान् सोऽपि भवेन्नूनं सत्कीर्त्तिसहितो द्विज ॥ २५ ॥

    padat tu saptame tunge shubho vapy ashubho grahah | shriman so.api bhaven-nunam sat-kirtti-sahito dvija || 25 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    But when in the seventh from the Pada, exalted, [there is] a benefic or even a malefic planet, that one too, O Brahmin, surely becomes wealthy, endowed with good fame.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पद से सप्तमस्थ राहु या केतु हो तो जातक पेट की व्यथा से पीड़ित होता है। सप्तमस्थ केतु पापग्रह-युक्त या दृष्ट हो तो जातक साहसी, सफेद बाल बाला तथा दीर्घलिङ्गी होता है। उक्त स्थान में गुरु, चन्द्र, शुक्र इनमें से एक या दो अथवा तीनों रहें तो मनुष्य सम्पत्तिशाली होता है। उच्चस्थ शुभ या पाप में से कोई भी पद से सप्तम स्थ हो तो जातक यशस्वी सम्पत्ति-शाली होता है। पद से सप्तम में ग्रहों के रहने से जैसा फल कहा गया है वैसा ही फल पद से द्वितीय में भी ग्रहों की स्थिति से कहना चाहिए ॥ २२-२६ ॥

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १६८/168 (PDF p.200), verso page (folio १६८ appears on the left margin, book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् on the right, band-confirmed). 35 raw bands. Band 0: running head. Bands 1-13: the continuation and close ("॥ १५-२१ ॥") of the joint Hindi gloss for verses 30.15-30.21 that opened on page १६७'s final band -- already applied as a retroactive fix to those seven verses' translationHi fields (see scratchpad/fix-bphs-ch30v15-21-gloss.js). Band 14: subheading "आरूढ से सप्तम का फल--" (Result of the seventh from the Arudha), editorial, excluded. Bands 15-16: verse 30.22 (closing २२). Bands 17-18: verse 30.23 (closing २३). Band 19: an anomalously undersized band (height 29px, only a 1px gap to band 20) -- investigated per the standing false-split-detection rule with two dedicated re-crops (scratchpad/p168-b18-20-recheck.png covering the wider 18-20 region, and scratchpad/p168-b19-recheck.png tightly isolating the band19/20 region); both show only a single continuous line of text (band 20's own verse 30.24 first pada) with no independent content attributable to band 19's 29px slice -- CONFIRMED a false-split detector artifact, containing no independent content, and is not transcribed as separate text. Band 20: verse 30.24 first pada. Band 21: verse 30.24 second pada, closing २४. Bands 22-23: verse 30.25 (closing २५). Bands 24-25: verse 30.26 (closing २६). Bands 26-32: a joint Hindi gloss for verses 30.22-30.26, closing "॥ २२-२६ ॥". Bands 33-34: verse 30.27 (closing २७) -- no further gloss follows on this page; the page ends here. The eGangotri digitization stamp appears in the margin immediately below band 34's verse text, not overlapping the ink itself -- no information lost (contrast page १६६, where the stamp fell directly on the ink). Verification notes / disclosed anomalies. Verse 30.23's second word was initially read at low zoom as "लग्नमगे" (which would not parse sensibly and conflicted with the page's own gloss, which speaks of Ketu being "सप्तमस्थ", seventh-situated); a dedicated 5x re-crop (scratchpad/p168-v23a-word-hires.png) clearly resolved this to "सप्तमगे", matching the gloss exactly -- an internal misread caught and corrected before seeding, per the standing self-correction technique. Verse 30.22's compound "कुक्षिञ्यथायुतो" is retained exactly as printed at the band-context reading; a dedicated 5x re-crop (scratchpad/p168-v22b-word-hires.png) of the same word showed an ambiguous conjunct that could not be cleanly resolved to a standard ligature at any zoom level attempted (appearing variously close to both ञ्य and ठ्य depending on the crop), which is itself evidence of a genuine print-quality ambiguity rather than a resolvable misread; the page's own joint gloss for this verse group states "जातक पेट की व्यथा से पीड़ित होता है" (the native is afflicted with pain of the belly), confirming the intended underlying word is kukshi-vyathā-yuta ("endowed with/afflicted by abdominal pain") even though the printed ligature does not cleanly show the expected व्य -- both the printed-as-perceived form and the gloss-confirmed sense are disclosed together rather than silently normalizing the Sanskrit. No reading was taken from any full-page overview; every band was independently read from its own strip image, and every contested word was checked against a dedicated high-zoom re-crop from the original page PNG (scratchpad/zoom168.py through zoom168e.py).

  26. 30.26 सत्यापित

    BPHS 30.26

    संस्कृत

    ये पदात् सप्तमे भावे योगाः प्रागुदिता यथा । ते तथैव बुधैर्बोध्या द्वितीयेऽपि द्विजोत्तम ! ॥ २६ ॥

    ye padat saptame bhave yogah pragudita yatha | te tathaiva budhair bodhya dvitiye.api dvijottama || 26 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Whatever combinations (yogas) have already been described [above] for the seventh house from the Pada, those very same [combinations], O best of the twice-born, should likewise be understood by the wise as applying to the second house also.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पद से सप्तमस्थ राहु या केतु हो तो जातक पेट की व्यथा से पीड़ित होता है। सप्तमस्थ केतु पापग्रह-युक्त या दृष्ट हो तो जातक साहसी, सफेद बाल बाला तथा दीर्घलिङ्गी होता है। उक्त स्थान में गुरु, चन्द्र, शुक्र इनमें से एक या दो अथवा तीनों रहें तो मनुष्य सम्पत्तिशाली होता है। उच्चस्थ शुभ या पाप में से कोई भी पद से सप्तम स्थ हो तो जातक यशस्वी सम्पत्ति-शाली होता है। पद से सप्तम में ग्रहों के रहने से जैसा फल कहा गया है वैसा ही फल पद से द्वितीय में भी ग्रहों की स्थिति से कहना चाहिए ॥ २२-२६ ॥

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १६८/168 (PDF p.200), verso page (folio १६८ appears on the left margin, book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् on the right, band-confirmed). 35 raw bands. Band 0: running head. Bands 1-13: the continuation and close ("॥ १५-२१ ॥") of the joint Hindi gloss for verses 30.15-30.21 that opened on page १६७'s final band -- already applied as a retroactive fix to those seven verses' translationHi fields (see scratchpad/fix-bphs-ch30v15-21-gloss.js). Band 14: subheading "आरूढ से सप्तम का फल--" (Result of the seventh from the Arudha), editorial, excluded. Bands 15-16: verse 30.22 (closing २२). Bands 17-18: verse 30.23 (closing २३). Band 19: an anomalously undersized band (height 29px, only a 1px gap to band 20) -- investigated per the standing false-split-detection rule with two dedicated re-crops (scratchpad/p168-b18-20-recheck.png covering the wider 18-20 region, and scratchpad/p168-b19-recheck.png tightly isolating the band19/20 region); both show only a single continuous line of text (band 20's own verse 30.24 first pada) with no independent content attributable to band 19's 29px slice -- CONFIRMED a false-split detector artifact, containing no independent content, and is not transcribed as separate text. Band 20: verse 30.24 first pada. Band 21: verse 30.24 second pada, closing २४. Bands 22-23: verse 30.25 (closing २५). Bands 24-25: verse 30.26 (closing २६). Bands 26-32: a joint Hindi gloss for verses 30.22-30.26, closing "॥ २२-२६ ॥". Bands 33-34: verse 30.27 (closing २७) -- no further gloss follows on this page; the page ends here. The eGangotri digitization stamp appears in the margin immediately below band 34's verse text, not overlapping the ink itself -- no information lost (contrast page १६६, where the stamp fell directly on the ink). Verification notes / disclosed anomalies. Verse 30.23's second word was initially read at low zoom as "लग्नमगे" (which would not parse sensibly and conflicted with the page's own gloss, which speaks of Ketu being "सप्तमस्थ", seventh-situated); a dedicated 5x re-crop (scratchpad/p168-v23a-word-hires.png) clearly resolved this to "सप्तमगे", matching the gloss exactly -- an internal misread caught and corrected before seeding, per the standing self-correction technique. Verse 30.22's compound "कुक्षिञ्यथायुतो" is retained exactly as printed at the band-context reading; a dedicated 5x re-crop (scratchpad/p168-v22b-word-hires.png) of the same word showed an ambiguous conjunct that could not be cleanly resolved to a standard ligature at any zoom level attempted (appearing variously close to both ञ्य and ठ्य depending on the crop), which is itself evidence of a genuine print-quality ambiguity rather than a resolvable misread; the page's own joint gloss for this verse group states "जातक पेट की व्यथा से पीड़ित होता है" (the native is afflicted with pain of the belly), confirming the intended underlying word is kukshi-vyathā-yuta ("endowed with/afflicted by abdominal pain") even though the printed ligature does not cleanly show the expected व्य -- both the printed-as-perceived form and the gloss-confirmed sense are disclosed together rather than silently normalizing the Sanskrit. No reading was taken from any full-page overview; every band was independently read from its own strip image, and every contested word was checked against a dedicated high-zoom re-crop from the original page PNG (scratchpad/zoom168.py through zoom168e.py).

  27. 30.27 सत्यापित

    BPHS 30.27

    संस्कृत

    तुङ्गस्थः शशिजः किंवा जीवो वा कविरेव वा । एको बली घनगतः श्रियं दिशति देहिनः ॥ २७ ॥

    tungasthah shashijah kimva jivo va kavireva va | eko bali dhanagatah shriyam dishati dehinah || 27 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If exalted Mercury (shashija, "son of the Moon"), or Jupiter, or else Venus (kavi) -- one of these, being strong and situated in the wealth-house (dhanagata, the second [from the Pada]) -- bestows prosperity (Shri) upon the person.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    उच्चस्थ बुध, गुरु, शुक्र में से एक भी, अथवा कोई अन्य भी बली ग्रह पद से दूसरे स्थान में हो तो मनुष्य श्रीमान् होता है। पद या लग्नवश भावों के जो फल होते हैं वे फल कारकांश कुण्डली से भी समझने चाहिए ॥ २७-२८ ॥

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १६८/168 (PDF p.200), verso page (folio १६८ appears on the left margin, book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् on the right, band-confirmed). 35 raw bands. Band 0: running head. Bands 1-13: the continuation and close ("॥ १५-२१ ॥") of the joint Hindi gloss for verses 30.15-30.21 that opened on page १६७'s final band -- already applied as a retroactive fix to those seven verses' translationHi fields (see scratchpad/fix-bphs-ch30v15-21-gloss.js). Band 14: subheading "आरूढ से सप्तम का फल--" (Result of the seventh from the Arudha), editorial, excluded. Bands 15-16: verse 30.22 (closing २२). Bands 17-18: verse 30.23 (closing २३). Band 19: an anomalously undersized band (height 29px, only a 1px gap to band 20) -- investigated per the standing false-split-detection rule with two dedicated re-crops (scratchpad/p168-b18-20-recheck.png covering the wider 18-20 region, and scratchpad/p168-b19-recheck.png tightly isolating the band19/20 region); both show only a single continuous line of text (band 20's own verse 30.24 first pada) with no independent content attributable to band 19's 29px slice -- CONFIRMED a false-split detector artifact, containing no independent content, and is not transcribed as separate text. Band 20: verse 30.24 first pada. Band 21: verse 30.24 second pada, closing २४. Bands 22-23: verse 30.25 (closing २५). Bands 24-25: verse 30.26 (closing २६). Bands 26-32: a joint Hindi gloss for verses 30.22-30.26, closing "॥ २२-२६ ॥". Bands 33-34: verse 30.27 (closing २७) -- no further gloss follows on this page; the page ends here. The eGangotri digitization stamp appears in the margin immediately below band 34's verse text, not overlapping the ink itself -- no information lost (contrast page १६६, where the stamp fell directly on the ink). Verification notes / disclosed anomalies. Verse 30.23's second word was initially read at low zoom as "लग्नमगे" (which would not parse sensibly and conflicted with the page's own gloss, which speaks of Ketu being "सप्तमस्थ", seventh-situated); a dedicated 5x re-crop (scratchpad/p168-v23a-word-hires.png) clearly resolved this to "सप्तमगे", matching the gloss exactly -- an internal misread caught and corrected before seeding, per the standing self-correction technique. Verse 30.22's compound "कुक्षिञ्यथायुतो" is retained exactly as printed at the band-context reading; a dedicated 5x re-crop (scratchpad/p168-v22b-word-hires.png) of the same word showed an ambiguous conjunct that could not be cleanly resolved to a standard ligature at any zoom level attempted (appearing variously close to both ञ्य and ठ्य depending on the crop), which is itself evidence of a genuine print-quality ambiguity rather than a resolvable misread; the page's own joint gloss for this verse group states "जातक पेट की व्यथा से पीड़ित होता है" (the native is afflicted with pain of the belly), confirming the intended underlying word is kukshi-vyathā-yuta ("endowed with/afflicted by abdominal pain") even though the printed ligature does not cleanly show the expected व्य -- both the printed-as-perceived form and the gloss-confirmed sense are disclosed together rather than silently normalizing the Sanskrit. No reading was taken from any full-page overview; every band was independently read from its own strip image, and every contested word was checked against a dedicated high-zoom re-crop from the original page PNG (scratchpad/zoom168.py through zoom168e.py).

  28. 30.28 सत्यापित

    BPHS 30.28

    संस्कृत

    ये योगाश्च पदे लग्ने यथावदुदिता मुने ! । कारकांशस्य कुण्डल्यां निर्वाध्यं ते सतां मताः ॥ २८ ॥

    ye yogash-cha pade lagne yathavad-udita mune | karakamshasya kundalyam nirbadhyam te satam matah || 28 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    And whatever combinations (yogas) have been duly declared for the Pada [when it is] in the Lagna (ascendant), O sage, those same [combinations], in the horoscope (kundali) of the Karakamsha, are held by the wise to be unimpeded (nirbadhya) as well.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    उच्चस्थ बुध, गुरु, शुक्र में से एक भी, अथवा कोई अन्य भी बली ग्रह पद से दूसरे स्थान में हो तो मनुष्य श्रीमान् होता है। पद या लग्नवश भावों के जो फल होते हैं वे फल कारकांश कुण्डली से भी समझने चाहिए ॥ २७-२८ ॥

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १६९/169 (PDF p.201), recto page (running head "आरूढापदाध्यायः" and folio १६९ both band-confirmed). 33 raw bands. Band 0: a tiny stray dark mark at the very top margin (height 36px), not text. Band 1: running head + folio. Bands 2-3: verse 30.28 (closing २८). Bands 4-6: a joint Hindi gloss for verses 30.27-30.28, closing "॥ २७-२८ ॥" -- verse 30.27 had no gloss printed on the prior page (१६८) and its translationHi is retroactively fixed here with this now-complete gloss. Bands 7-8: verse 30.29 (closing २९). Bands 9-10: verse 30.30 (closing ३०). Bands 11-12: verse 30.31 (closing ३१). Bands 13-14: verse 30.32 (closing ३२). Bands 15-16: verse 30.33 (closing ३३). Bands 17-18: verse 30.34 (closing ३४). Bands 19-20: verse 30.35 (closing ३५). Bands 21-22: verse 30.36 (closing ३६). Bands 23-32: a further joint Hindi gloss, opening with content matching verse 30.29 ("आरूढ (पद) से द्वितीय स्थान शुभग्रहयुक्त हो तो जातक सार्वभौम राजा...") and continuing through content matching verses 30.30-30.36's topics (dampati/putra/rajayoga combinations via Kendra/Kona/Trika placements of various sub-Padas) -- this gloss is CUT OFF at the page's bottom edge (band 32 ends mid-sentence, "...इसी तरह जिस", immediately followed by the eGangotri stamp) and does not close with any "॥ NN-NN ॥" marker on this page; it evidently continues onto page १७०. Verses 30.29 through 30.36 (8 verses) are therefore seeded with a shared placeholder translationHi pending that page, per the standing gloss-deferral-to-next-page precedent. Verification / disclosed anomalies. Three distinct instances of an unusual '-घ्न-/-घून-' element were found and independently re-confirmed via dedicated 5x re-crops directly from the original page PNG (scratchpad/zoom169.py, zoom169b.py): band 10's "लग्नघ्नपदे" (verse 30.30) and band 19's "तनुघ्नपदे" (verse 30.35) both clearly show a घ्+न conjunct (confirmed identical at 5x zoom in both places), while band 13's "घूनेऽपि" (verse 30.32) clearly shows a distinct घ्+ऊ(matra)+न sequence -- these are retained exactly as printed as uncertain/non-standard technical terms (the two '-घ्नपद-' occurrences may be a consistent technical term or repeated compositor choice, but its precise classical sense is not confidently identified and is not glossed by name anywhere on this page); disclosed rather than normalized to any modern equivalent (e.g. Upapada). No reading was taken from any full-page overview; every band was independently read from its own strip image, with band13's word-level ambiguity checked against band169.py's authoritative y-coordinate ranges after an internal cross-check flagged a mismatch (resolved: the mismatch was a self-caused confusion between two overlapping tool calls, not an actual band-content error -- corrected before seeding).

  29. 30.29 सत्यापित

    BPHS 30.29

    संस्कृत

    आरूढात् वित्तभे सौम्ये सर्वदेशाधिपो भवेत् । सर्वज्ञो जातको वाऽथ कविर्वादी च भार्गवे ॥ २९ ॥

    arudhat vittabhe saumye sarvadeshadhipo bhavet | sarvajno jatako va.atha kavirvadi cha bhargave || 29 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    From the Arudha, if the wealth-house (2nd) is occupied by Mercury (saumya), one becomes lord of all countries; the native born becomes all-knowing (sarvajna), or else, [if occupied] by Venus (bhargava), a poet and a skilled disputant (vadi).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    आरूढ (पद) से द्वितीय स्थान शुभग्रहयुक्त हो तो जातक सार्वभौम राजा या सर्वज्ञ होता है। यदि शुक्र द्वितीय स्थान में हो तो वह कवि तथा विवाद करने वाला होता है। पद से १।४।७।१०।९।५ में सप्तम का पद हो या दोनों पद सबल ग्रह-युक्त हो तो जातक निश्चयतः विख्यात धनी होता है। यदि सप्तम का पद आरूढ से त्रिकगत हो तो जातक दरिद्र होता है। पद या उससे सप्तम, केन्द्र, कोण, उपचय (७।१।४।७।१०।९।५।२।११) स्थानों में बलिष्ठ ग्रह हो तो जातक को दाम्पत्यसुख होता है। पद से सप्तम का पद यदि केन्द्र या त्रिकोण में हो तो दम्पति में पारस्परिक सौहार्द रहता है, और त्रिक में हो तो दोनों में शत्रुता होती है। हे विप्र! इसी तरह लग्नपद से पुत्रादिकों का पद केन्द्र या त्रिकोण में हो तो पुत्रादिकों के साथ परस्पर मैत्री, और त्रिक के होने से शत्रुता जाननी चाहिए। इसी तरह जिस भाव का पद लग्नपद से केन्द्र या त्रिकोण में हो उस भाव की वृद्धि, त्रिक में पड़ने से उसकी हानि होती है। लग्न तथा सप्तम दोनों के पद यदि केन्द्र या त्रिकोण में पड़े या उपचय (३।११ मात्र) में हो तो जातक पृथ्वी का राजा होता है। इसी तरह लग्नपद, धनादिपदों को देखकर धनादिभावों का भी फल समझना चाहिए ॥ २९-३६ ॥

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १६९/169 (PDF p.201), recto page (running head "आरूढापदाध्यायः" and folio १६९ both band-confirmed). 33 raw bands. Band 0: a tiny stray dark mark at the very top margin (height 36px), not text. Band 1: running head + folio. Bands 2-3: verse 30.28 (closing २८). Bands 4-6: a joint Hindi gloss for verses 30.27-30.28, closing "॥ २७-२८ ॥" -- verse 30.27 had no gloss printed on the prior page (१६८) and its translationHi is retroactively fixed here with this now-complete gloss. Bands 7-8: verse 30.29 (closing २९). Bands 9-10: verse 30.30 (closing ३०). Bands 11-12: verse 30.31 (closing ३१). Bands 13-14: verse 30.32 (closing ३२). Bands 15-16: verse 30.33 (closing ३३). Bands 17-18: verse 30.34 (closing ३४). Bands 19-20: verse 30.35 (closing ३५). Bands 21-22: verse 30.36 (closing ३६). Bands 23-32: a further joint Hindi gloss, opening with content matching verse 30.29 ("आरूढ (पद) से द्वितीय स्थान शुभग्रहयुक्त हो तो जातक सार्वभौम राजा...") and continuing through content matching verses 30.30-30.36's topics (dampati/putra/rajayoga combinations via Kendra/Kona/Trika placements of various sub-Padas) -- this gloss is CUT OFF at the page's bottom edge (band 32 ends mid-sentence, "...इसी तरह जिस", immediately followed by the eGangotri stamp) and does not close with any "॥ NN-NN ॥" marker on this page; it evidently continues onto page १७०. Verses 30.29 through 30.36 (8 verses) are therefore seeded with a shared placeholder translationHi pending that page, per the standing gloss-deferral-to-next-page precedent. Verification / disclosed anomalies. Three distinct instances of an unusual '-घ्न-/-घून-' element were found and independently re-confirmed via dedicated 5x re-crops directly from the original page PNG (scratchpad/zoom169.py, zoom169b.py): band 10's "लग्नघ्नपदे" (verse 30.30) and band 19's "तनुघ्नपदे" (verse 30.35) both clearly show a घ्+न conjunct (confirmed identical at 5x zoom in both places), while band 13's "घूनेऽपि" (verse 30.32) clearly shows a distinct घ्+ऊ(matra)+न sequence -- these are retained exactly as printed as uncertain/non-standard technical terms (the two '-घ्नपद-' occurrences may be a consistent technical term or repeated compositor choice, but its precise classical sense is not confidently identified and is not glossed by name anywhere on this page); disclosed rather than normalized to any modern equivalent (e.g. Upapada). No reading was taken from any full-page overview; every band was independently read from its own strip image, with band13's word-level ambiguity checked against band169.py's authoritative y-coordinate ranges after an internal cross-check flagged a mismatch (resolved: the mismatch was a self-caused confusion between two overlapping tool calls, not an actual band-content error -- corrected before seeding).

  30. 30.30 सत्यापित

    BPHS 30.30

    संस्कृत

    आरूढात् केन्द्र-कोणेषु कलत्रपदसंस्थिते । लग्नघ्नपदे वापि बलवत्खचरान्विते ॥ ३० ॥

    arudhat kendra-koneshu kalatra-pada-samsthite | lagna-ghna-pade vapi balavat-khacharanvite || 30 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    From the Arudha, when the wife's Pada (kalatra-pada) is situated in a Kendra or Kona [house], or else in the "लग्नघ्नपद" [an uncertain, non-standard technical term retained exactly as printed and confirmed at 5x zoom], joined with a strong planet -- [the sentence continues into the next verse's result].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    आरूढ (पद) से द्वितीय स्थान शुभग्रहयुक्त हो तो जातक सार्वभौम राजा या सर्वज्ञ होता है। यदि शुक्र द्वितीय स्थान में हो तो वह कवि तथा विवाद करने वाला होता है। पद से १।४।७।१०।९।५ में सप्तम का पद हो या दोनों पद सबल ग्रह-युक्त हो तो जातक निश्चयतः विख्यात धनी होता है। यदि सप्तम का पद आरूढ से त्रिकगत हो तो जातक दरिद्र होता है। पद या उससे सप्तम, केन्द्र, कोण, उपचय (७।१।४।७।१०।९।५।२।११) स्थानों में बलिष्ठ ग्रह हो तो जातक को दाम्पत्यसुख होता है। पद से सप्तम का पद यदि केन्द्र या त्रिकोण में हो तो दम्पति में पारस्परिक सौहार्द रहता है, और त्रिक में हो तो दोनों में शत्रुता होती है। हे विप्र! इसी तरह लग्नपद से पुत्रादिकों का पद केन्द्र या त्रिकोण में हो तो पुत्रादिकों के साथ परस्पर मैत्री, और त्रिक के होने से शत्रुता जाननी चाहिए। इसी तरह जिस भाव का पद लग्नपद से केन्द्र या त्रिकोण में हो उस भाव की वृद्धि, त्रिक में पड़ने से उसकी हानि होती है। लग्न तथा सप्तम दोनों के पद यदि केन्द्र या त्रिकोण में पड़े या उपचय (३।११ मात्र) में हो तो जातक पृथ्वी का राजा होता है। इसी तरह लग्नपद, धनादिपदों को देखकर धनादिभावों का भी फल समझना चाहिए ॥ २९-३६ ॥

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १६९/169 (PDF p.201), recto page (running head "आरूढापदाध्यायः" and folio १६९ both band-confirmed). 33 raw bands. Band 0: a tiny stray dark mark at the very top margin (height 36px), not text. Band 1: running head + folio. Bands 2-3: verse 30.28 (closing २८). Bands 4-6: a joint Hindi gloss for verses 30.27-30.28, closing "॥ २७-२८ ॥" -- verse 30.27 had no gloss printed on the prior page (१६८) and its translationHi is retroactively fixed here with this now-complete gloss. Bands 7-8: verse 30.29 (closing २९). Bands 9-10: verse 30.30 (closing ३०). Bands 11-12: verse 30.31 (closing ३१). Bands 13-14: verse 30.32 (closing ३२). Bands 15-16: verse 30.33 (closing ३३). Bands 17-18: verse 30.34 (closing ३४). Bands 19-20: verse 30.35 (closing ३५). Bands 21-22: verse 30.36 (closing ३६). Bands 23-32: a further joint Hindi gloss, opening with content matching verse 30.29 ("आरूढ (पद) से द्वितीय स्थान शुभग्रहयुक्त हो तो जातक सार्वभौम राजा...") and continuing through content matching verses 30.30-30.36's topics (dampati/putra/rajayoga combinations via Kendra/Kona/Trika placements of various sub-Padas) -- this gloss is CUT OFF at the page's bottom edge (band 32 ends mid-sentence, "...इसी तरह जिस", immediately followed by the eGangotri stamp) and does not close with any "॥ NN-NN ॥" marker on this page; it evidently continues onto page १७०. Verses 30.29 through 30.36 (8 verses) are therefore seeded with a shared placeholder translationHi pending that page, per the standing gloss-deferral-to-next-page precedent. Verification / disclosed anomalies. Three distinct instances of an unusual '-घ्न-/-घून-' element were found and independently re-confirmed via dedicated 5x re-crops directly from the original page PNG (scratchpad/zoom169.py, zoom169b.py): band 10's "लग्नघ्नपदे" (verse 30.30) and band 19's "तनुघ्नपदे" (verse 30.35) both clearly show a घ्+न conjunct (confirmed identical at 5x zoom in both places), while band 13's "घूनेऽपि" (verse 30.32) clearly shows a distinct घ्+ऊ(matra)+न sequence -- these are retained exactly as printed as uncertain/non-standard technical terms (the two '-घ्नपद-' occurrences may be a consistent technical term or repeated compositor choice, but its precise classical sense is not confidently identified and is not glossed by name anywhere on this page); disclosed rather than normalized to any modern equivalent (e.g. Upapada). No reading was taken from any full-page overview; every band was independently read from its own strip image, with band13's word-level ambiguity checked against band169.py's authoritative y-coordinate ranges after an internal cross-check flagged a mismatch (resolved: the mismatch was a self-caused confusion between two overlapping tool calls, not an actual band-content error -- corrected before seeding).

  31. 30.31 सत्यापित

    BPHS 30.31

    संस्कृत

    श्रीमांश्च जायते नूनं देशे विख्यातिमान् भवेत् । षष्टाष्टमव्यये जायापदे निःस्वो हि जातकः ॥ ३१ ॥

    shrimansh-cha jayate nunam deshe vikhyatiman bhavet | shashtashtama-vyaye jayapade nihsvo hi jatakah || 31 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    -- [continuing the previous verse's condition] -- the native surely becomes wealthy and renowned in his country. But if the wife's Pada (jaya-pada) is instead in the sixth, eighth, or twelfth [house], the native indeed becomes destitute.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    आरूढ (पद) से द्वितीय स्थान शुभग्रहयुक्त हो तो जातक सार्वभौम राजा या सर्वज्ञ होता है। यदि शुक्र द्वितीय स्थान में हो तो वह कवि तथा विवाद करने वाला होता है। पद से १।४।७।१०।९।५ में सप्तम का पद हो या दोनों पद सबल ग्रह-युक्त हो तो जातक निश्चयतः विख्यात धनी होता है। यदि सप्तम का पद आरूढ से त्रिकगत हो तो जातक दरिद्र होता है। पद या उससे सप्तम, केन्द्र, कोण, उपचय (७।१।४।७।१०।९।५।२।११) स्थानों में बलिष्ठ ग्रह हो तो जातक को दाम्पत्यसुख होता है। पद से सप्तम का पद यदि केन्द्र या त्रिकोण में हो तो दम्पति में पारस्परिक सौहार्द रहता है, और त्रिक में हो तो दोनों में शत्रुता होती है। हे विप्र! इसी तरह लग्नपद से पुत्रादिकों का पद केन्द्र या त्रिकोण में हो तो पुत्रादिकों के साथ परस्पर मैत्री, और त्रिक के होने से शत्रुता जाननी चाहिए। इसी तरह जिस भाव का पद लग्नपद से केन्द्र या त्रिकोण में हो उस भाव की वृद्धि, त्रिक में पड़ने से उसकी हानि होती है। लग्न तथा सप्तम दोनों के पद यदि केन्द्र या त्रिकोण में पड़े या उपचय (३।११ मात्र) में हो तो जातक पृथ्वी का राजा होता है। इसी तरह लग्नपद, धनादिपदों को देखकर धनादिभावों का भी फल समझना चाहिए ॥ २९-३६ ॥

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १६९/169 (PDF p.201), recto page (running head "आरूढापदाध्यायः" and folio १६९ both band-confirmed). 33 raw bands. Band 0: a tiny stray dark mark at the very top margin (height 36px), not text. Band 1: running head + folio. Bands 2-3: verse 30.28 (closing २८). Bands 4-6: a joint Hindi gloss for verses 30.27-30.28, closing "॥ २७-२८ ॥" -- verse 30.27 had no gloss printed on the prior page (१६८) and its translationHi is retroactively fixed here with this now-complete gloss. Bands 7-8: verse 30.29 (closing २९). Bands 9-10: verse 30.30 (closing ३०). Bands 11-12: verse 30.31 (closing ३१). Bands 13-14: verse 30.32 (closing ३२). Bands 15-16: verse 30.33 (closing ३३). Bands 17-18: verse 30.34 (closing ३४). Bands 19-20: verse 30.35 (closing ३५). Bands 21-22: verse 30.36 (closing ३६). Bands 23-32: a further joint Hindi gloss, opening with content matching verse 30.29 ("आरूढ (पद) से द्वितीय स्थान शुभग्रहयुक्त हो तो जातक सार्वभौम राजा...") and continuing through content matching verses 30.30-30.36's topics (dampati/putra/rajayoga combinations via Kendra/Kona/Trika placements of various sub-Padas) -- this gloss is CUT OFF at the page's bottom edge (band 32 ends mid-sentence, "...इसी तरह जिस", immediately followed by the eGangotri stamp) and does not close with any "॥ NN-NN ॥" marker on this page; it evidently continues onto page १७०. Verses 30.29 through 30.36 (8 verses) are therefore seeded with a shared placeholder translationHi pending that page, per the standing gloss-deferral-to-next-page precedent. Verification / disclosed anomalies. Three distinct instances of an unusual '-घ्न-/-घून-' element were found and independently re-confirmed via dedicated 5x re-crops directly from the original page PNG (scratchpad/zoom169.py, zoom169b.py): band 10's "लग्नघ्नपदे" (verse 30.30) and band 19's "तनुघ्नपदे" (verse 30.35) both clearly show a घ्+न conjunct (confirmed identical at 5x zoom in both places), while band 13's "घूनेऽपि" (verse 30.32) clearly shows a distinct घ्+ऊ(matra)+न sequence -- these are retained exactly as printed as uncertain/non-standard technical terms (the two '-घ्नपद-' occurrences may be a consistent technical term or repeated compositor choice, but its precise classical sense is not confidently identified and is not glossed by name anywhere on this page); disclosed rather than normalized to any modern equivalent (e.g. Upapada). No reading was taken from any full-page overview; every band was independently read from its own strip image, with band13's word-level ambiguity checked against band169.py's authoritative y-coordinate ranges after an internal cross-check flagged a mismatch (resolved: the mismatch was a self-caused confusion between two overlapping tool calls, not an actual band-content error -- corrected before seeding).

  32. 30.32 सत्यापित

    BPHS 30.32

    संस्कृत

    पदे घूनेऽपि वा केन्द्रे कोणे चोपचये यदि । सुवीर्यः संस्थितः खेटो भार्या-भर्तृ-सुखप्रदः ॥ ३२ ॥

    pade ghune.api va kendre kone chopachaye yadi | suviryah samsthitah kheto bharya-bhartri-sukhapradah || 32 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If, in the Pada, or in "घून" [an uncertain, non-standard technical term retained exactly as printed and confirmed at 5x zoom] also, or in a Kendra, Kona, or Upachaya [house], a potent planet is situated, it bestows happiness for both wife and husband.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    आरूढ (पद) से द्वितीय स्थान शुभग्रहयुक्त हो तो जातक सार्वभौम राजा या सर्वज्ञ होता है। यदि शुक्र द्वितीय स्थान में हो तो वह कवि तथा विवाद करने वाला होता है। पद से १।४।७।१०।९।५ में सप्तम का पद हो या दोनों पद सबल ग्रह-युक्त हो तो जातक निश्चयतः विख्यात धनी होता है। यदि सप्तम का पद आरूढ से त्रिकगत हो तो जातक दरिद्र होता है। पद या उससे सप्तम, केन्द्र, कोण, उपचय (७।१।४।७।१०।९।५।२।११) स्थानों में बलिष्ठ ग्रह हो तो जातक को दाम्पत्यसुख होता है। पद से सप्तम का पद यदि केन्द्र या त्रिकोण में हो तो दम्पति में पारस्परिक सौहार्द रहता है, और त्रिक में हो तो दोनों में शत्रुता होती है। हे विप्र! इसी तरह लग्नपद से पुत्रादिकों का पद केन्द्र या त्रिकोण में हो तो पुत्रादिकों के साथ परस्पर मैत्री, और त्रिक के होने से शत्रुता जाननी चाहिए। इसी तरह जिस भाव का पद लग्नपद से केन्द्र या त्रिकोण में हो उस भाव की वृद्धि, त्रिक में पड़ने से उसकी हानि होती है। लग्न तथा सप्तम दोनों के पद यदि केन्द्र या त्रिकोण में पड़े या उपचय (३।११ मात्र) में हो तो जातक पृथ्वी का राजा होता है। इसी तरह लग्नपद, धनादिपदों को देखकर धनादिभावों का भी फल समझना चाहिए ॥ २९-३६ ॥

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १६९/169 (PDF p.201), recto page (running head "आरूढापदाध्यायः" and folio १६९ both band-confirmed). 33 raw bands. Band 0: a tiny stray dark mark at the very top margin (height 36px), not text. Band 1: running head + folio. Bands 2-3: verse 30.28 (closing २८). Bands 4-6: a joint Hindi gloss for verses 30.27-30.28, closing "॥ २७-२८ ॥" -- verse 30.27 had no gloss printed on the prior page (१६८) and its translationHi is retroactively fixed here with this now-complete gloss. Bands 7-8: verse 30.29 (closing २९). Bands 9-10: verse 30.30 (closing ३०). Bands 11-12: verse 30.31 (closing ३१). Bands 13-14: verse 30.32 (closing ३२). Bands 15-16: verse 30.33 (closing ३३). Bands 17-18: verse 30.34 (closing ३४). Bands 19-20: verse 30.35 (closing ३५). Bands 21-22: verse 30.36 (closing ३६). Bands 23-32: a further joint Hindi gloss, opening with content matching verse 30.29 ("आरूढ (पद) से द्वितीय स्थान शुभग्रहयुक्त हो तो जातक सार्वभौम राजा...") and continuing through content matching verses 30.30-30.36's topics (dampati/putra/rajayoga combinations via Kendra/Kona/Trika placements of various sub-Padas) -- this gloss is CUT OFF at the page's bottom edge (band 32 ends mid-sentence, "...इसी तरह जिस", immediately followed by the eGangotri stamp) and does not close with any "॥ NN-NN ॥" marker on this page; it evidently continues onto page १७०. Verses 30.29 through 30.36 (8 verses) are therefore seeded with a shared placeholder translationHi pending that page, per the standing gloss-deferral-to-next-page precedent. Verification / disclosed anomalies. Three distinct instances of an unusual '-घ्न-/-घून-' element were found and independently re-confirmed via dedicated 5x re-crops directly from the original page PNG (scratchpad/zoom169.py, zoom169b.py): band 10's "लग्नघ्नपदे" (verse 30.30) and band 19's "तनुघ्नपदे" (verse 30.35) both clearly show a घ्+न conjunct (confirmed identical at 5x zoom in both places), while band 13's "घूनेऽपि" (verse 30.32) clearly shows a distinct घ्+ऊ(matra)+न sequence -- these are retained exactly as printed as uncertain/non-standard technical terms (the two '-घ्नपद-' occurrences may be a consistent technical term or repeated compositor choice, but its precise classical sense is not confidently identified and is not glossed by name anywhere on this page); disclosed rather than normalized to any modern equivalent (e.g. Upapada). No reading was taken from any full-page overview; every band was independently read from its own strip image, with band13's word-level ambiguity checked against band169.py's authoritative y-coordinate ranges after an internal cross-check flagged a mismatch (resolved: the mismatch was a self-caused confusion between two overlapping tool calls, not an actual band-content error -- corrected before seeding).

  33. 30.33 सत्यापित

    BPHS 30.33

    संस्कृत

    आरूढात् सप्तमपदे स्थितं केन्द्र-त्रिकोणयोः । सौहार्दं खलु दम्पत्योः शत्रुत्वं स्यात् त्रिके ध्रुवम् ॥ ३३ ॥

    arudhat saptama-pade sthitam kendra-trikonayoh | sauhardam khalu dampatyoh shatrutvam syat trike dhruvam || 33 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the seventh-house Pada, reckoned from the Arudha, is situated in a Kendra or Trikona, there is indeed mutual affection (sauharda) between husband and wife; if it is situated in a Trika (6th/8th/12th) house, enmity between them is certain.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    आरूढ (पद) से द्वितीय स्थान शुभग्रहयुक्त हो तो जातक सार्वभौम राजा या सर्वज्ञ होता है। यदि शुक्र द्वितीय स्थान में हो तो वह कवि तथा विवाद करने वाला होता है। पद से १।४।७।१०।९।५ में सप्तम का पद हो या दोनों पद सबल ग्रह-युक्त हो तो जातक निश्चयतः विख्यात धनी होता है। यदि सप्तम का पद आरूढ से त्रिकगत हो तो जातक दरिद्र होता है। पद या उससे सप्तम, केन्द्र, कोण, उपचय (७।१।४।७।१०।९।५।२।११) स्थानों में बलिष्ठ ग्रह हो तो जातक को दाम्पत्यसुख होता है। पद से सप्तम का पद यदि केन्द्र या त्रिकोण में हो तो दम्पति में पारस्परिक सौहार्द रहता है, और त्रिक में हो तो दोनों में शत्रुता होती है। हे विप्र! इसी तरह लग्नपद से पुत्रादिकों का पद केन्द्र या त्रिकोण में हो तो पुत्रादिकों के साथ परस्पर मैत्री, और त्रिक के होने से शत्रुता जाननी चाहिए। इसी तरह जिस भाव का पद लग्नपद से केन्द्र या त्रिकोण में हो उस भाव की वृद्धि, त्रिक में पड़ने से उसकी हानि होती है। लग्न तथा सप्तम दोनों के पद यदि केन्द्र या त्रिकोण में पड़े या उपचय (३।११ मात्र) में हो तो जातक पृथ्वी का राजा होता है। इसी तरह लग्नपद, धनादिपदों को देखकर धनादिभावों का भी फल समझना चाहिए ॥ २९-३६ ॥

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १६९/169 (PDF p.201), recto page (running head "आरूढापदाध्यायः" and folio १६९ both band-confirmed). 33 raw bands. Band 0: a tiny stray dark mark at the very top margin (height 36px), not text. Band 1: running head + folio. Bands 2-3: verse 30.28 (closing २८). Bands 4-6: a joint Hindi gloss for verses 30.27-30.28, closing "॥ २७-२८ ॥" -- verse 30.27 had no gloss printed on the prior page (१६८) and its translationHi is retroactively fixed here with this now-complete gloss. Bands 7-8: verse 30.29 (closing २९). Bands 9-10: verse 30.30 (closing ३०). Bands 11-12: verse 30.31 (closing ३१). Bands 13-14: verse 30.32 (closing ३२). Bands 15-16: verse 30.33 (closing ३३). Bands 17-18: verse 30.34 (closing ३४). Bands 19-20: verse 30.35 (closing ३५). Bands 21-22: verse 30.36 (closing ३६). Bands 23-32: a further joint Hindi gloss, opening with content matching verse 30.29 ("आरूढ (पद) से द्वितीय स्थान शुभग्रहयुक्त हो तो जातक सार्वभौम राजा...") and continuing through content matching verses 30.30-30.36's topics (dampati/putra/rajayoga combinations via Kendra/Kona/Trika placements of various sub-Padas) -- this gloss is CUT OFF at the page's bottom edge (band 32 ends mid-sentence, "...इसी तरह जिस", immediately followed by the eGangotri stamp) and does not close with any "॥ NN-NN ॥" marker on this page; it evidently continues onto page १७०. Verses 30.29 through 30.36 (8 verses) are therefore seeded with a shared placeholder translationHi pending that page, per the standing gloss-deferral-to-next-page precedent. Verification / disclosed anomalies. Three distinct instances of an unusual '-घ्न-/-घून-' element were found and independently re-confirmed via dedicated 5x re-crops directly from the original page PNG (scratchpad/zoom169.py, zoom169b.py): band 10's "लग्नघ्नपदे" (verse 30.30) and band 19's "तनुघ्नपदे" (verse 30.35) both clearly show a घ्+न conjunct (confirmed identical at 5x zoom in both places), while band 13's "घूनेऽपि" (verse 30.32) clearly shows a distinct घ्+ऊ(matra)+न sequence -- these are retained exactly as printed as uncertain/non-standard technical terms (the two '-घ्नपद-' occurrences may be a consistent technical term or repeated compositor choice, but its precise classical sense is not confidently identified and is not glossed by name anywhere on this page); disclosed rather than normalized to any modern equivalent (e.g. Upapada). No reading was taken from any full-page overview; every band was independently read from its own strip image, with band13's word-level ambiguity checked against band169.py's authoritative y-coordinate ranges after an internal cross-check flagged a mismatch (resolved: the mismatch was a self-caused confusion between two overlapping tool calls, not an actual band-content error -- corrected before seeding).

  34. 30.34 सत्यापित

    BPHS 30.34

    संस्कृत

    एवं लग्नपदाद् विप्र ! पुत्रादीनां पदे सति । मित्रामित्रे विजानीयाद्धानिवृद्धी च दैववित् ॥ ३४ ॥

    evam lagnapadad vipra ! putradinam pade sati | mitramitre vijaniyaddhani-vriddhi cha daivavit || 34 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In the same way, O Brahmin, from the Lagna-pada, when the Pada of sons and so forth is present [in a Kendra/Trikona or Trika house], the astrologer (daivavit, "knower of fate") should discern friendship or enmity (mitra-amitra), and likewise loss or increase (hani-vriddhi, sandhi-combined in print as "-द्धानि-").

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    आरूढ (पद) से द्वितीय स्थान शुभग्रहयुक्त हो तो जातक सार्वभौम राजा या सर्वज्ञ होता है। यदि शुक्र द्वितीय स्थान में हो तो वह कवि तथा विवाद करने वाला होता है। पद से १।४।७।१०।९।५ में सप्तम का पद हो या दोनों पद सबल ग्रह-युक्त हो तो जातक निश्चयतः विख्यात धनी होता है। यदि सप्तम का पद आरूढ से त्रिकगत हो तो जातक दरिद्र होता है। पद या उससे सप्तम, केन्द्र, कोण, उपचय (७।१।४।७।१०।९।५।२।११) स्थानों में बलिष्ठ ग्रह हो तो जातक को दाम्पत्यसुख होता है। पद से सप्तम का पद यदि केन्द्र या त्रिकोण में हो तो दम्पति में पारस्परिक सौहार्द रहता है, और त्रिक में हो तो दोनों में शत्रुता होती है। हे विप्र! इसी तरह लग्नपद से पुत्रादिकों का पद केन्द्र या त्रिकोण में हो तो पुत्रादिकों के साथ परस्पर मैत्री, और त्रिक के होने से शत्रुता जाननी चाहिए। इसी तरह जिस भाव का पद लग्नपद से केन्द्र या त्रिकोण में हो उस भाव की वृद्धि, त्रिक में पड़ने से उसकी हानि होती है। लग्न तथा सप्तम दोनों के पद यदि केन्द्र या त्रिकोण में पड़े या उपचय (३।११ मात्र) में हो तो जातक पृथ्वी का राजा होता है। इसी तरह लग्नपद, धनादिपदों को देखकर धनादिभावों का भी फल समझना चाहिए ॥ २९-३६ ॥

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १६९/169 (PDF p.201), recto page (running head "आरूढापदाध्यायः" and folio १६९ both band-confirmed). 33 raw bands. Band 0: a tiny stray dark mark at the very top margin (height 36px), not text. Band 1: running head + folio. Bands 2-3: verse 30.28 (closing २८). Bands 4-6: a joint Hindi gloss for verses 30.27-30.28, closing "॥ २७-२८ ॥" -- verse 30.27 had no gloss printed on the prior page (१६८) and its translationHi is retroactively fixed here with this now-complete gloss. Bands 7-8: verse 30.29 (closing २९). Bands 9-10: verse 30.30 (closing ३०). Bands 11-12: verse 30.31 (closing ३१). Bands 13-14: verse 30.32 (closing ३२). Bands 15-16: verse 30.33 (closing ३३). Bands 17-18: verse 30.34 (closing ३४). Bands 19-20: verse 30.35 (closing ३५). Bands 21-22: verse 30.36 (closing ३६). Bands 23-32: a further joint Hindi gloss, opening with content matching verse 30.29 ("आरूढ (पद) से द्वितीय स्थान शुभग्रहयुक्त हो तो जातक सार्वभौम राजा...") and continuing through content matching verses 30.30-30.36's topics (dampati/putra/rajayoga combinations via Kendra/Kona/Trika placements of various sub-Padas) -- this gloss is CUT OFF at the page's bottom edge (band 32 ends mid-sentence, "...इसी तरह जिस", immediately followed by the eGangotri stamp) and does not close with any "॥ NN-NN ॥" marker on this page; it evidently continues onto page १७०. Verses 30.29 through 30.36 (8 verses) are therefore seeded with a shared placeholder translationHi pending that page, per the standing gloss-deferral-to-next-page precedent. Verification / disclosed anomalies. Three distinct instances of an unusual '-घ्न-/-घून-' element were found and independently re-confirmed via dedicated 5x re-crops directly from the original page PNG (scratchpad/zoom169.py, zoom169b.py): band 10's "लग्नघ्नपदे" (verse 30.30) and band 19's "तनुघ्नपदे" (verse 30.35) both clearly show a घ्+न conjunct (confirmed identical at 5x zoom in both places), while band 13's "घूनेऽपि" (verse 30.32) clearly shows a distinct घ्+ऊ(matra)+न sequence -- these are retained exactly as printed as uncertain/non-standard technical terms (the two '-घ्नपद-' occurrences may be a consistent technical term or repeated compositor choice, but its precise classical sense is not confidently identified and is not glossed by name anywhere on this page); disclosed rather than normalized to any modern equivalent (e.g. Upapada). No reading was taken from any full-page overview; every band was independently read from its own strip image, with band13's word-level ambiguity checked against band169.py's authoritative y-coordinate ranges after an internal cross-check flagged a mismatch (resolved: the mismatch was a self-caused confusion between two overlapping tool calls, not an actual band-content error -- corrected before seeding).

  35. 30.35 सत्यापित

    BPHS 30.35

    संस्कृत

    तनुघ्नपदे केन्द्र-कोणे वापि त्रिलाभयोः । स्थिते सति भवेज्जातो नूनं राजा धराधिपः ॥ ३५ ॥

    tanu-ghna-pade kendra-kone vapi trilabhayoh | sthite sati bhavej-jato nunam raja dharadhipah || 35 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When [a strong planet] is situated in the "तनुघ्नपद" [an uncertain, non-standard technical term retained exactly as printed, same element as verse 30.30's "लग्नघ्नपद" and confirmed identical at 5x zoom], or in a Kendra or Kona, or in the third or eleventh [houses], the one born surely becomes a king, a lord of the earth.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    आरूढ (पद) से द्वितीय स्थान शुभग्रहयुक्त हो तो जातक सार्वभौम राजा या सर्वज्ञ होता है। यदि शुक्र द्वितीय स्थान में हो तो वह कवि तथा विवाद करने वाला होता है। पद से १।४।७।१०।९।५ में सप्तम का पद हो या दोनों पद सबल ग्रह-युक्त हो तो जातक निश्चयतः विख्यात धनी होता है। यदि सप्तम का पद आरूढ से त्रिकगत हो तो जातक दरिद्र होता है। पद या उससे सप्तम, केन्द्र, कोण, उपचय (७।१।४।७।१०।९।५।२।११) स्थानों में बलिष्ठ ग्रह हो तो जातक को दाम्पत्यसुख होता है। पद से सप्तम का पद यदि केन्द्र या त्रिकोण में हो तो दम्पति में पारस्परिक सौहार्द रहता है, और त्रिक में हो तो दोनों में शत्रुता होती है। हे विप्र! इसी तरह लग्नपद से पुत्रादिकों का पद केन्द्र या त्रिकोण में हो तो पुत्रादिकों के साथ परस्पर मैत्री, और त्रिक के होने से शत्रुता जाननी चाहिए। इसी तरह जिस भाव का पद लग्नपद से केन्द्र या त्रिकोण में हो उस भाव की वृद्धि, त्रिक में पड़ने से उसकी हानि होती है। लग्न तथा सप्तम दोनों के पद यदि केन्द्र या त्रिकोण में पड़े या उपचय (३।११ मात्र) में हो तो जातक पृथ्वी का राजा होता है। इसी तरह लग्नपद, धनादिपदों को देखकर धनादिभावों का भी फल समझना चाहिए ॥ २९-३६ ॥

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १६९/169 (PDF p.201), recto page (running head "आरूढापदाध्यायः" and folio १६९ both band-confirmed). 33 raw bands. Band 0: a tiny stray dark mark at the very top margin (height 36px), not text. Band 1: running head + folio. Bands 2-3: verse 30.28 (closing २८). Bands 4-6: a joint Hindi gloss for verses 30.27-30.28, closing "॥ २७-२८ ॥" -- verse 30.27 had no gloss printed on the prior page (१६८) and its translationHi is retroactively fixed here with this now-complete gloss. Bands 7-8: verse 30.29 (closing २९). Bands 9-10: verse 30.30 (closing ३०). Bands 11-12: verse 30.31 (closing ३१). Bands 13-14: verse 30.32 (closing ३२). Bands 15-16: verse 30.33 (closing ३३). Bands 17-18: verse 30.34 (closing ३४). Bands 19-20: verse 30.35 (closing ३५). Bands 21-22: verse 30.36 (closing ३६). Bands 23-32: a further joint Hindi gloss, opening with content matching verse 30.29 ("आरूढ (पद) से द्वितीय स्थान शुभग्रहयुक्त हो तो जातक सार्वभौम राजा...") and continuing through content matching verses 30.30-30.36's topics (dampati/putra/rajayoga combinations via Kendra/Kona/Trika placements of various sub-Padas) -- this gloss is CUT OFF at the page's bottom edge (band 32 ends mid-sentence, "...इसी तरह जिस", immediately followed by the eGangotri stamp) and does not close with any "॥ NN-NN ॥" marker on this page; it evidently continues onto page १७०. Verses 30.29 through 30.36 (8 verses) are therefore seeded with a shared placeholder translationHi pending that page, per the standing gloss-deferral-to-next-page precedent. Verification / disclosed anomalies. Three distinct instances of an unusual '-घ्न-/-घून-' element were found and independently re-confirmed via dedicated 5x re-crops directly from the original page PNG (scratchpad/zoom169.py, zoom169b.py): band 10's "लग्नघ्नपदे" (verse 30.30) and band 19's "तनुघ्नपदे" (verse 30.35) both clearly show a घ्+न conjunct (confirmed identical at 5x zoom in both places), while band 13's "घूनेऽपि" (verse 30.32) clearly shows a distinct घ्+ऊ(matra)+न sequence -- these are retained exactly as printed as uncertain/non-standard technical terms (the two '-घ्नपद-' occurrences may be a consistent technical term or repeated compositor choice, but its precise classical sense is not confidently identified and is not glossed by name anywhere on this page); disclosed rather than normalized to any modern equivalent (e.g. Upapada). No reading was taken from any full-page overview; every band was independently read from its own strip image, with band13's word-level ambiguity checked against band169.py's authoritative y-coordinate ranges after an internal cross-check flagged a mismatch (resolved: the mismatch was a self-caused confusion between two overlapping tool calls, not an actual band-content error -- corrected before seeding).

  36. 30.36 सत्यापित

    BPHS 30.36

    संस्कृत

    विलग्नपदतश्चैवं वित्तादिकपदादपि । पदद्वितयमालोक्य फलं वाच्यं सदा बुधैः ॥ ३६ ॥

    vilagna-padatash-chaivam vittadika-padad api | pada-dvitayam-alokya phalam vachyam sada budhaih || 36 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In this same way, from the Vilagna-pada (the Pada of the seventh house) as well as from the wealth-Pada (vittadi-pada) and so on, the wise should always declare the result after examining the pair of Padas [in relation to each other].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    आरूढ (पद) से द्वितीय स्थान शुभग्रहयुक्त हो तो जातक सार्वभौम राजा या सर्वज्ञ होता है। यदि शुक्र द्वितीय स्थान में हो तो वह कवि तथा विवाद करने वाला होता है। पद से १।४।७।१०।९।५ में सप्तम का पद हो या दोनों पद सबल ग्रह-युक्त हो तो जातक निश्चयतः विख्यात धनी होता है। यदि सप्तम का पद आरूढ से त्रिकगत हो तो जातक दरिद्र होता है। पद या उससे सप्तम, केन्द्र, कोण, उपचय (७।१।४।७।१०।९।५।२।११) स्थानों में बलिष्ठ ग्रह हो तो जातक को दाम्पत्यसुख होता है। पद से सप्तम का पद यदि केन्द्र या त्रिकोण में हो तो दम्पति में पारस्परिक सौहार्द रहता है, और त्रिक में हो तो दोनों में शत्रुता होती है। हे विप्र! इसी तरह लग्नपद से पुत्रादिकों का पद केन्द्र या त्रिकोण में हो तो पुत्रादिकों के साथ परस्पर मैत्री, और त्रिक के होने से शत्रुता जाननी चाहिए। इसी तरह जिस भाव का पद लग्नपद से केन्द्र या त्रिकोण में हो उस भाव की वृद्धि, त्रिक में पड़ने से उसकी हानि होती है। लग्न तथा सप्तम दोनों के पद यदि केन्द्र या त्रिकोण में पड़े या उपचय (३।११ मात्र) में हो तो जातक पृथ्वी का राजा होता है। इसी तरह लग्नपद, धनादिपदों को देखकर धनादिभावों का भी फल समझना चाहिए ॥ २९-३६ ॥

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १६९/169 (PDF p.201), recto page (running head "आरूढापदाध्यायः" and folio १६९ both band-confirmed). 33 raw bands. Band 0: a tiny stray dark mark at the very top margin (height 36px), not text. Band 1: running head + folio. Bands 2-3: verse 30.28 (closing २८). Bands 4-6: a joint Hindi gloss for verses 30.27-30.28, closing "॥ २७-२८ ॥" -- verse 30.27 had no gloss printed on the prior page (१६८) and its translationHi is retroactively fixed here with this now-complete gloss. Bands 7-8: verse 30.29 (closing २९). Bands 9-10: verse 30.30 (closing ३०). Bands 11-12: verse 30.31 (closing ३१). Bands 13-14: verse 30.32 (closing ३२). Bands 15-16: verse 30.33 (closing ३३). Bands 17-18: verse 30.34 (closing ३४). Bands 19-20: verse 30.35 (closing ३५). Bands 21-22: verse 30.36 (closing ३६). Bands 23-32: a further joint Hindi gloss, opening with content matching verse 30.29 ("आरूढ (पद) से द्वितीय स्थान शुभग्रहयुक्त हो तो जातक सार्वभौम राजा...") and continuing through content matching verses 30.30-30.36's topics (dampati/putra/rajayoga combinations via Kendra/Kona/Trika placements of various sub-Padas) -- this gloss is CUT OFF at the page's bottom edge (band 32 ends mid-sentence, "...इसी तरह जिस", immediately followed by the eGangotri stamp) and does not close with any "॥ NN-NN ॥" marker on this page; it evidently continues onto page १७०. Verses 30.29 through 30.36 (8 verses) are therefore seeded with a shared placeholder translationHi pending that page, per the standing gloss-deferral-to-next-page precedent. Verification / disclosed anomalies. Three distinct instances of an unusual '-घ्न-/-घून-' element were found and independently re-confirmed via dedicated 5x re-crops directly from the original page PNG (scratchpad/zoom169.py, zoom169b.py): band 10's "लग्नघ्नपदे" (verse 30.30) and band 19's "तनुघ्नपदे" (verse 30.35) both clearly show a घ्+न conjunct (confirmed identical at 5x zoom in both places), while band 13's "घूनेऽपि" (verse 30.32) clearly shows a distinct घ्+ऊ(matra)+न sequence -- these are retained exactly as printed as uncertain/non-standard technical terms (the two '-घ्नपद-' occurrences may be a consistent technical term or repeated compositor choice, but its precise classical sense is not confidently identified and is not glossed by name anywhere on this page); disclosed rather than normalized to any modern equivalent (e.g. Upapada). No reading was taken from any full-page overview; every band was independently read from its own strip image, with band13's word-level ambiguity checked against band169.py's authoritative y-coordinate ranges after an internal cross-check flagged a mismatch (resolved: the mismatch was a self-caused confusion between two overlapping tool calls, not an actual band-content error -- corrected before seeding).

31 Upapada-phala-adhyayah -- on the results of the Upapada (Gauda/Uparudha) (43)

  1. 31.1 सत्यापित

    BPHS 31.1

    संस्कृत

    अधुना ते फलं वक्ष्ये ब्रह्मन्नुपपदाश्रितम् । यज्ज्ञानाज्जायते विज्ञो ज्ञातस्य फलसूचकः ॥ १ ॥

    adhuna te phalam vakshye brahmannupapadashritam | yajjnyanajjayate vijnyo jnyatasya phalasuchakah || 1 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Now, O Brahmin, I shall tell you the result depending on the Upapada, by knowledge of which one becomes learned (vijna), a revealer of the result of what is [to be] known.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पराशर ने कहा--हे ब्रह्मन्! अब मैं उपपदाश्रित फल कहूँगा। जिसके ज्ञान से विज्ञ जातक का फलादेश करने में समर्थ होता है। अङ्ग (लग्न) भाव प्रधान है। उसके अनुचर (सुतभाव) का जो पद हो वही उपपद, उपारूढ या गौड़ भी कहलाता है। वह उपपद शुभग्रह का घर हो और उस पर शुभग्रहों का योग या दृष्टि पड़े तो जातक को स्त्रीपुत्रादि का पूर्णसुख प्राप्त होता है। वही उपपद पापग्रह का घर हो और सपाप या पापग्रह-दृष्ट हो तो जातक स्त्री-विहीन या परिव्रजनशील (संन्यासी) होता है। उसी पर शुभग्रह की दृष्टि या युति हो तो स्त्रीनाश नहीं कहना चाहिए। अपने, उच्च, स्वगृह तथा मित्रगृहस्थ सूर्य पाप नहीं समझे जाते हैं तथा नीच या शत्रु-क्षेत्रगत वे पाप होते हैं ॥ १-५ ॥

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १७०/170 (PDF p.202), verso page (folio १७० left, book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् right, band-confirmed). 30 raw bands. Band 0: running head + folio. Band 1: an oversized band (3 printed lines merged by the detector with only a 1px gap to band 2) continuing the joint Hindi gloss opened on page१६९'s band 23. Band 2: the tail of band 1's third line plus one further gloss line. Band 3: one further gloss line. Band 4: the closing line, "चाहिए ॥ २९-३६ ॥" -- this closes the joint gloss for BPHS Ch.30 verses 30.29-30.36, confirming the verse range and resolving the placeholder translationHi left on those eight verses when seeded from page१६९. Band 5: colophon opening "इति सविमर्श-सुधा-व्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे" (editorial, excluded). Band 6: "आरूढाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ ३० ॥" -- Chapter 30 (Arudha-pada-adhyaya) formally concludes at 36 verses, confirming the count already on file. Band 7: an ornamental divider glyph, not text. Band 8: "अथोपपदफलाध्यायः ॥ ३१ ॥" -- Chapter 31 (Upapada-phala-adhyaya, "on the results of the Upapada") begins. Band 9: "पराशर उवाच--" (Parashara said--), a Sanskrit speaker tag, editorial, excluded. Bands 10-11: verse 31.1 (closing १). Bands 12-13: verse 31.2 (closing २). Bands 14-15: verse 31.3 (closing ३). Bands 16-17: verse 31.4 (closing ४). Bands 18-19: verse 31.5 (closing ५). Band 20: verse 31.6's FIRST line only ("नीचारिभवनस्थश्चेत् पापोऽसौ गदितो बुधैः।", no closing danda-pair, no verse number) -- its second line and closing number are NOT present on this page; the very next band (21) begins the Hindi gloss for verses 1-5 without addressing verse 6 at all, and the page ends at band 29. Verse 31.6 is therefore split across the page boundary (a verse itself, not merely its gloss, deferred to page१७१) and is NOT seeded here; only its confirmed first line is recorded in this source note for continuity. Bands 21-29: a joint Hindi gloss for verses 31.1-31.5, opening by restating Parashara's speech in Hindi and explaining the Upapada/Uparudha/Gauda synonymy, its house-lordship rules, and the exalted/own/friendly-vs-debilitated/enemy classification of the Sun for this purpose, closing "॥ १-५ ॥". No reading was taken from any full-page overview; every band was independently read from its own strip image per the indexed band list. The gap and height list around bands 19-21 (13px, then 49px) showed no anomaly suggesting a hidden or merged band, so verse 31.6's incompleteness is attributed to the page boundary itself, not to a missed band.

  2. 31.2 सत्यापित

    BPHS 31.2

    संस्कृत

    प्रधानस्याङ्गभावस्यानुचरस्य पदं हि यत् । तदेवोपपदं गौडं किंवोपारूढमुच्यते ॥ २ ॥

    pradhanasyangabhavasyanucharasya padam hi yat | tadevopapadam gaudam kimvoparudhamuchyate || 2 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    That Pada which indeed belongs to the attendant (anuchara) of the principal limb-house (anga-bhava, the Lagna) -- that same [Pada] is called Upapada, [or] Gauda, or else Uparudha.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पराशर ने कहा--हे ब्रह्मन्! अब मैं उपपदाश्रित फल कहूँगा। जिसके ज्ञान से विज्ञ जातक का फलादेश करने में समर्थ होता है। अङ्ग (लग्न) भाव प्रधान है। उसके अनुचर (सुतभाव) का जो पद हो वही उपपद, उपारूढ या गौड़ भी कहलाता है। वह उपपद शुभग्रह का घर हो और उस पर शुभग्रहों का योग या दृष्टि पड़े तो जातक को स्त्रीपुत्रादि का पूर्णसुख प्राप्त होता है। वही उपपद पापग्रह का घर हो और सपाप या पापग्रह-दृष्ट हो तो जातक स्त्री-विहीन या परिव्रजनशील (संन्यासी) होता है। उसी पर शुभग्रह की दृष्टि या युति हो तो स्त्रीनाश नहीं कहना चाहिए। अपने, उच्च, स्वगृह तथा मित्रगृहस्थ सूर्य पाप नहीं समझे जाते हैं तथा नीच या शत्रु-क्षेत्रगत वे पाप होते हैं ॥ १-५ ॥

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १७०/170 (PDF p.202), verso page (folio १७० left, book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् right, band-confirmed). 30 raw bands. Band 0: running head + folio. Band 1: an oversized band (3 printed lines merged by the detector with only a 1px gap to band 2) continuing the joint Hindi gloss opened on page१६९'s band 23. Band 2: the tail of band 1's third line plus one further gloss line. Band 3: one further gloss line. Band 4: the closing line, "चाहिए ॥ २९-३६ ॥" -- this closes the joint gloss for BPHS Ch.30 verses 30.29-30.36, confirming the verse range and resolving the placeholder translationHi left on those eight verses when seeded from page१६९. Band 5: colophon opening "इति सविमर्श-सुधा-व्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे" (editorial, excluded). Band 6: "आरूढाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ ३० ॥" -- Chapter 30 (Arudha-pada-adhyaya) formally concludes at 36 verses, confirming the count already on file. Band 7: an ornamental divider glyph, not text. Band 8: "अथोपपदफलाध्यायः ॥ ३१ ॥" -- Chapter 31 (Upapada-phala-adhyaya, "on the results of the Upapada") begins. Band 9: "पराशर उवाच--" (Parashara said--), a Sanskrit speaker tag, editorial, excluded. Bands 10-11: verse 31.1 (closing १). Bands 12-13: verse 31.2 (closing २). Bands 14-15: verse 31.3 (closing ३). Bands 16-17: verse 31.4 (closing ४). Bands 18-19: verse 31.5 (closing ५). Band 20: verse 31.6's FIRST line only ("नीचारिभवनस्थश्चेत् पापोऽसौ गदितो बुधैः।", no closing danda-pair, no verse number) -- its second line and closing number are NOT present on this page; the very next band (21) begins the Hindi gloss for verses 1-5 without addressing verse 6 at all, and the page ends at band 29. Verse 31.6 is therefore split across the page boundary (a verse itself, not merely its gloss, deferred to page१७१) and is NOT seeded here; only its confirmed first line is recorded in this source note for continuity. Bands 21-29: a joint Hindi gloss for verses 31.1-31.5, opening by restating Parashara's speech in Hindi and explaining the Upapada/Uparudha/Gauda synonymy, its house-lordship rules, and the exalted/own/friendly-vs-debilitated/enemy classification of the Sun for this purpose, closing "॥ १-५ ॥". No reading was taken from any full-page overview; every band was independently read from its own strip image per the indexed band list. The gap and height list around bands 19-21 (13px, then 49px) showed no anomaly suggesting a hidden or merged band, so verse 31.6's incompleteness is attributed to the page boundary itself, not to a missed band.

  3. 31.3 सत्यापित

    BPHS 31.3

    संस्कृत

    तस्मिन्नुपपदे सौम्यगेहे शुभयुतेक्षिते । ज्ञेयं चारुतरं सौख्यं पुत्रस्त्रीसम्भवं मुने ! ॥ ३ ॥

    tasminnupapade saumyagehe shubhayutekshite | jneyam charutaram saukhyam putrastrisambhavam mune ! || 3 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When that Upapada is in the house of a benefic (saumya-geha) and is joined with or aspected by benefics, exceedingly beautiful happiness arising from children and wife is to be known, O sage.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पराशर ने कहा--हे ब्रह्मन्! अब मैं उपपदाश्रित फल कहूँगा। जिसके ज्ञान से विज्ञ जातक का फलादेश करने में समर्थ होता है। अङ्ग (लग्न) भाव प्रधान है। उसके अनुचर (सुतभाव) का जो पद हो वही उपपद, उपारूढ या गौड़ भी कहलाता है। वह उपपद शुभग्रह का घर हो और उस पर शुभग्रहों का योग या दृष्टि पड़े तो जातक को स्त्रीपुत्रादि का पूर्णसुख प्राप्त होता है। वही उपपद पापग्रह का घर हो और सपाप या पापग्रह-दृष्ट हो तो जातक स्त्री-विहीन या परिव्रजनशील (संन्यासी) होता है। उसी पर शुभग्रह की दृष्टि या युति हो तो स्त्रीनाश नहीं कहना चाहिए। अपने, उच्च, स्वगृह तथा मित्रगृहस्थ सूर्य पाप नहीं समझे जाते हैं तथा नीच या शत्रु-क्षेत्रगत वे पाप होते हैं ॥ १-५ ॥

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १७०/170 (PDF p.202), verso page (folio १७० left, book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् right, band-confirmed). 30 raw bands. Band 0: running head + folio. Band 1: an oversized band (3 printed lines merged by the detector with only a 1px gap to band 2) continuing the joint Hindi gloss opened on page१६९'s band 23. Band 2: the tail of band 1's third line plus one further gloss line. Band 3: one further gloss line. Band 4: the closing line, "चाहिए ॥ २९-३६ ॥" -- this closes the joint gloss for BPHS Ch.30 verses 30.29-30.36, confirming the verse range and resolving the placeholder translationHi left on those eight verses when seeded from page१६९. Band 5: colophon opening "इति सविमर्श-सुधा-व्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे" (editorial, excluded). Band 6: "आरूढाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ ३० ॥" -- Chapter 30 (Arudha-pada-adhyaya) formally concludes at 36 verses, confirming the count already on file. Band 7: an ornamental divider glyph, not text. Band 8: "अथोपपदफलाध्यायः ॥ ३१ ॥" -- Chapter 31 (Upapada-phala-adhyaya, "on the results of the Upapada") begins. Band 9: "पराशर उवाच--" (Parashara said--), a Sanskrit speaker tag, editorial, excluded. Bands 10-11: verse 31.1 (closing १). Bands 12-13: verse 31.2 (closing २). Bands 14-15: verse 31.3 (closing ३). Bands 16-17: verse 31.4 (closing ४). Bands 18-19: verse 31.5 (closing ५). Band 20: verse 31.6's FIRST line only ("नीचारिभवनस्थश्चेत् पापोऽसौ गदितो बुधैः।", no closing danda-pair, no verse number) -- its second line and closing number are NOT present on this page; the very next band (21) begins the Hindi gloss for verses 1-5 without addressing verse 6 at all, and the page ends at band 29. Verse 31.6 is therefore split across the page boundary (a verse itself, not merely its gloss, deferred to page१७१) and is NOT seeded here; only its confirmed first line is recorded in this source note for continuity. Bands 21-29: a joint Hindi gloss for verses 31.1-31.5, opening by restating Parashara's speech in Hindi and explaining the Upapada/Uparudha/Gauda synonymy, its house-lordship rules, and the exalted/own/friendly-vs-debilitated/enemy classification of the Sun for this purpose, closing "॥ १-५ ॥". No reading was taken from any full-page overview; every band was independently read from its own strip image per the indexed band list. The gap and height list around bands 19-21 (13px, then 49px) showed no anomaly suggesting a hidden or merged band, so verse 31.6's incompleteness is attributed to the page boundary itself, not to a missed band.

  4. 31.4 सत्यापित

    BPHS 31.4

    संस्कृत

    सपापे पापदृष्टे वा तस्मिन्नेव हि पापभे । दारादिसुखहीनो वा परित्यजति जातकः ॥ ४ ॥

    sapape papadrishte va tasminneva hi papabhe | daradisukhahino va parityajati jatakah || 4 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    But if that same [Upapada] is joined with malefics, or aspected by malefics, or is in a malefic's house (papa-bhe), the native becomes devoid of happiness from wife and so forth, or else renounces [worldly/family life].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पराशर ने कहा--हे ब्रह्मन्! अब मैं उपपदाश्रित फल कहूँगा। जिसके ज्ञान से विज्ञ जातक का फलादेश करने में समर्थ होता है। अङ्ग (लग्न) भाव प्रधान है। उसके अनुचर (सुतभाव) का जो पद हो वही उपपद, उपारूढ या गौड़ भी कहलाता है। वह उपपद शुभग्रह का घर हो और उस पर शुभग्रहों का योग या दृष्टि पड़े तो जातक को स्त्रीपुत्रादि का पूर्णसुख प्राप्त होता है। वही उपपद पापग्रह का घर हो और सपाप या पापग्रह-दृष्ट हो तो जातक स्त्री-विहीन या परिव्रजनशील (संन्यासी) होता है। उसी पर शुभग्रह की दृष्टि या युति हो तो स्त्रीनाश नहीं कहना चाहिए। अपने, उच्च, स्वगृह तथा मित्रगृहस्थ सूर्य पाप नहीं समझे जाते हैं तथा नीच या शत्रु-क्षेत्रगत वे पाप होते हैं ॥ १-५ ॥

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १७०/170 (PDF p.202), verso page (folio १७० left, book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् right, band-confirmed). 30 raw bands. Band 0: running head + folio. Band 1: an oversized band (3 printed lines merged by the detector with only a 1px gap to band 2) continuing the joint Hindi gloss opened on page१६९'s band 23. Band 2: the tail of band 1's third line plus one further gloss line. Band 3: one further gloss line. Band 4: the closing line, "चाहिए ॥ २९-३६ ॥" -- this closes the joint gloss for BPHS Ch.30 verses 30.29-30.36, confirming the verse range and resolving the placeholder translationHi left on those eight verses when seeded from page१६९. Band 5: colophon opening "इति सविमर्श-सुधा-व्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे" (editorial, excluded). Band 6: "आरूढाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ ३० ॥" -- Chapter 30 (Arudha-pada-adhyaya) formally concludes at 36 verses, confirming the count already on file. Band 7: an ornamental divider glyph, not text. Band 8: "अथोपपदफलाध्यायः ॥ ३१ ॥" -- Chapter 31 (Upapada-phala-adhyaya, "on the results of the Upapada") begins. Band 9: "पराशर उवाच--" (Parashara said--), a Sanskrit speaker tag, editorial, excluded. Bands 10-11: verse 31.1 (closing १). Bands 12-13: verse 31.2 (closing २). Bands 14-15: verse 31.3 (closing ३). Bands 16-17: verse 31.4 (closing ४). Bands 18-19: verse 31.5 (closing ५). Band 20: verse 31.6's FIRST line only ("नीचारिभवनस्थश्चेत् पापोऽसौ गदितो बुधैः।", no closing danda-pair, no verse number) -- its second line and closing number are NOT present on this page; the very next band (21) begins the Hindi gloss for verses 1-5 without addressing verse 6 at all, and the page ends at band 29. Verse 31.6 is therefore split across the page boundary (a verse itself, not merely its gloss, deferred to page१७१) and is NOT seeded here; only its confirmed first line is recorded in this source note for continuity. Bands 21-29: a joint Hindi gloss for verses 31.1-31.5, opening by restating Parashara's speech in Hindi and explaining the Upapada/Uparudha/Gauda synonymy, its house-lordship rules, and the exalted/own/friendly-vs-debilitated/enemy classification of the Sun for this purpose, closing "॥ १-५ ॥". No reading was taken from any full-page overview; every band was independently read from its own strip image per the indexed band list. The gap and height list around bands 19-21 (13px, then 49px) showed no anomaly suggesting a hidden or merged band, so verse 31.6's incompleteness is attributed to the page boundary itself, not to a missed band.

  5. 31.5 सत्यापित

    BPHS 31.5

    संस्कृत

    तत्र सद्ग्रहदृग्योगे दारनाशो न जायते । स्वतुङ्गस्वभमित्रेक्षगतो भानुर्न पापवान् ॥ ५ ॥

    tatra sadgrahadrigyoge daranasho na jayate | svatungasvabhamitrekshagato bhanurna papavan || 5 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    There, if there is the aspect or conjunction of a benign planet, destruction of the wife does not occur. The Sun, when situated in its own exaltation, own house, or a friend's [house, or aspected by a friend], is not [reckoned] malefic.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पराशर ने कहा--हे ब्रह्मन्! अब मैं उपपदाश्रित फल कहूँगा। जिसके ज्ञान से विज्ञ जातक का फलादेश करने में समर्थ होता है। अङ्ग (लग्न) भाव प्रधान है। उसके अनुचर (सुतभाव) का जो पद हो वही उपपद, उपारूढ या गौड़ भी कहलाता है। वह उपपद शुभग्रह का घर हो और उस पर शुभग्रहों का योग या दृष्टि पड़े तो जातक को स्त्रीपुत्रादि का पूर्णसुख प्राप्त होता है। वही उपपद पापग्रह का घर हो और सपाप या पापग्रह-दृष्ट हो तो जातक स्त्री-विहीन या परिव्रजनशील (संन्यासी) होता है। उसी पर शुभग्रह की दृष्टि या युति हो तो स्त्रीनाश नहीं कहना चाहिए। अपने, उच्च, स्वगृह तथा मित्रगृहस्थ सूर्य पाप नहीं समझे जाते हैं तथा नीच या शत्रु-क्षेत्रगत वे पाप होते हैं ॥ १-५ ॥

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १७०/170 (PDF p.202), verso page (folio १७० left, book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् right, band-confirmed). 30 raw bands. Band 0: running head + folio. Band 1: an oversized band (3 printed lines merged by the detector with only a 1px gap to band 2) continuing the joint Hindi gloss opened on page१६९'s band 23. Band 2: the tail of band 1's third line plus one further gloss line. Band 3: one further gloss line. Band 4: the closing line, "चाहिए ॥ २९-३६ ॥" -- this closes the joint gloss for BPHS Ch.30 verses 30.29-30.36, confirming the verse range and resolving the placeholder translationHi left on those eight verses when seeded from page१६९. Band 5: colophon opening "इति सविमर्श-सुधा-व्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे" (editorial, excluded). Band 6: "आरूढाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ ३० ॥" -- Chapter 30 (Arudha-pada-adhyaya) formally concludes at 36 verses, confirming the count already on file. Band 7: an ornamental divider glyph, not text. Band 8: "अथोपपदफलाध्यायः ॥ ३१ ॥" -- Chapter 31 (Upapada-phala-adhyaya, "on the results of the Upapada") begins. Band 9: "पराशर उवाच--" (Parashara said--), a Sanskrit speaker tag, editorial, excluded. Bands 10-11: verse 31.1 (closing १). Bands 12-13: verse 31.2 (closing २). Bands 14-15: verse 31.3 (closing ३). Bands 16-17: verse 31.4 (closing ४). Bands 18-19: verse 31.5 (closing ५). Band 20: verse 31.6's FIRST line only ("नीचारिभवनस्थश्चेत् पापोऽसौ गदितो बुधैः।", no closing danda-pair, no verse number) -- its second line and closing number are NOT present on this page; the very next band (21) begins the Hindi gloss for verses 1-5 without addressing verse 6 at all, and the page ends at band 29. Verse 31.6 is therefore split across the page boundary (a verse itself, not merely its gloss, deferred to page१७१) and is NOT seeded here; only its confirmed first line is recorded in this source note for continuity. Bands 21-29: a joint Hindi gloss for verses 31.1-31.5, opening by restating Parashara's speech in Hindi and explaining the Upapada/Uparudha/Gauda synonymy, its house-lordship rules, and the exalted/own/friendly-vs-debilitated/enemy classification of the Sun for this purpose, closing "॥ १-५ ॥". No reading was taken from any full-page overview; every band was independently read from its own strip image per the indexed band list. The gap and height list around bands 19-21 (13px, then 49px) showed no anomaly suggesting a hidden or merged band, so verse 31.6's incompleteness is attributed to the page boundary itself, not to a missed band.

  6. 31.6 सत्यापित

    BPHS 31.6

    संस्कृत

    नीचारिभवनस्थश्चेत् पापोऽसौ गदितो बुधैः । द्वितीये तूपपदतः सौम्यग्रहनिरीक्षिते ॥ ६ ॥

    nicharibhavanasthashchet papo'sau gadito budhaih | dvitiye tupapadatah saumyagrahanirikshite || 6 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If [a planet] situated in a debilitation-house or an enemy-house is thus declared malefic by the wise; [but] if the second [house] from the Upapada is watched (aspected) by a benefic planet [the following results obtain]--

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    उपपद से दूसरी शुभराशि, शुभग्रह-युक्त या शुभ-दृष्ट हो तो पूर्ववत् (स्त्री-पुत्रादि-सुख) कहना चाहिए। उपपद से दूसरा नीचस्थ ग्रह का नवांश हो, और नीचस्थित ग्रहों से या पाप ग्रहों से युक्त हो तो जातक की स्त्री का विनाश हो जाता है। वही (उपपद से दूसरा) उच्चस्थ ग्रह का नवांश हो, या किसी ग्रह का उच्च हो, और उच्चस्थ ग्रहों से देखा जाता हो तो जातक को रूप तथा लक्षणयुक्त अनेक स्त्रियां होती हैं। उपपद या उससे दूसरे में मिथुन राशि पड़े तो निश्चयतः जातक को अनेक स्त्रियां होती हैं। उपपद या उससे दूसरा अपने-अपने स्वामी से युक्त हो या अन्यत्र, उसका स्वामी स्वराशिस्थ हो तो अन्तिमावस्था में वह स्त्रीविहीन हो जाता है, इसमें सन्देह नहीं ॥ ६-११ ॥

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १७१/171 (PDF p.203), recto page (running head "उपपदफलाध्यायः" left, folio "१७१" right, band-confirmed). 30 raw bands. Band 0: a stray dark mark at the very top margin, not text. Band 1: running head + folio. Band 2: verse 31.6's SECOND line, closing "॥ ६ ॥" -- this completes the verse whose first line was printed at the very bottom of page१७० (band 20, no closing marker there); the complete verse is seeded only now that both halves are confirmed, per the verse-split-across-page-boundary handling established when the split was first found. Band 3: verse 31.7 line 1. Band 4: an OVERSIZED band (height 283px, a false-merge of two printed lines by the row-darkness detector): verse 31.7's second line (closing ७) followed immediately by verse 31.8's first line, both read directly off the same strip image and correctly separated. Band 5: verse 31.8's second line, closing ८. Band 6: verse 31.9 line 1. Band 7: verse 31.9's second line, closing ९ -- INITIALLY MISREAD at normal zoom as containing a त्रो-conjunct ("त्रोषपदके"); a dedicated 5x re-crop (p171-b07-word-hires.png) clearly resolved this to "वोपपदके" (वा + उपपदके, sandhi), matching the recurring "द्वितीये तु/वा उपपदतः/के" phrase pattern used across verses 6, 7, 9 and 10 on this page; the correction was independently cross-confirmed via a second re-crop of band 8's second line (p171-b08line2-word-hires.png), which shows the identical "वोपपदके" reading. Band 8: another OVERSIZED band (height 271px, false-merge of two lines): verse 31.10's first and second lines (closing १०), both read directly off the same strip image. Band 9: verse 31.11 line 1. Band 10: verse 31.11's second line, closing ११. Bands 11-20: a joint Hindi gloss for verses 31.6-31.11, explaining each condition in turn (benefic 2nd-from-Upapada; debilitated-navamsha/malefic-joined 2nd-from-Upapada destroying the wife; exalted-navamsha/exalted/exalted-aspected giving many beautiful wives; Mithuna rashi at or from Upapada giving many wives; Upapada or its 2nd joined with its own lord, elsewhere or in own sign, giving wifelessness in old age) -- band 20 is anomalously UNDERSIZED (54px) but was specifically re-scanned per the standing rule and confirmed to be genuine content, not a detector artifact: it holds only the gloss's short closing tail, "नहीं ॥ ६-११ ॥", which explicitly confirms the gloss's closed verse-range as 31.6-31.11. Bands 21-22: verse 31.12, closing १२. Bands 23-24: verse 31.13, closing १३. Bands 25-26: verse 31.14, closing १४. Bands 27-29: the opening of a further joint Hindi gloss (for verses 31.12-31.14, inferred from content sequence but NOT yet confirmed by a closing verse-range marker) which is CUT OFF mid-sentence at the page's last band (29, ending "...नीच वंशोत्पन्ना स्त्री") and is deferred to page१७२ per the standing gloss-deferral-to-next-page precedent; the eGangotri attribution stamp appears in the lower part of band 29 without overlapping or obscuring the Devanagari text above it. Three non-standard/uncertain printed readings were found in bands 27-28 and independently confirmed via dedicated 8x re-crops directly from the source page (not corrected, retained exactly as printed, per the disclosure rule): "निश्य" (band 27, before "स्त्री-कारक ग्रह" -- possibly intended as नित्य, but the printed conjunct clearly shows श् not त्); "ससमेश" (band 27, in "(ससमेश आदि)" -- possibly intended as सप्तमेश, but the printed akshara clearly shows स not the प्त conjunct); "मृतखोक" (band 28, in "वृद्धावस्था में मृतखोक हो जाता है" -- possibly intended as मृतशोक, but the printed conjunct clearly shows ख not श). No reading was taken from any full-page overview; every band was independently read from its own strip image per the indexed band list, with dedicated high-zoom re-crops used for every contested word/compound before seeding.

  7. 31.7 सत्यापित

    BPHS 31.7

    संस्कृत

    शुभर्क्षे शुभसंयोगे फलं पूर्ववदादिदिशेत् । द्वितीये तूपपदतो नीचांशे नीचखेचरैः ॥ ७ ॥

    shubharkshe shubhasamyoge phalam purvavadadidishet | dvitiye tupapadato nichamshe nichakhecharaih || 7 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In a benefic sign, with a benefic conjunction, one should declare the result as stated before; but if the second [house] from the Upapada is in a debilitation-navamsha, [afflicted] by debilitated planets--

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    उपपद से दूसरी शुभराशि, शुभग्रह-युक्त या शुभ-दृष्ट हो तो पूर्ववत् (स्त्री-पुत्रादि-सुख) कहना चाहिए। उपपद से दूसरा नीचस्थ ग्रह का नवांश हो, और नीचस्थित ग्रहों से या पाप ग्रहों से युक्त हो तो जातक की स्त्री का विनाश हो जाता है। वही (उपपद से दूसरा) उच्चस्थ ग्रह का नवांश हो, या किसी ग्रह का उच्च हो, और उच्चस्थ ग्रहों से देखा जाता हो तो जातक को रूप तथा लक्षणयुक्त अनेक स्त्रियां होती हैं। उपपद या उससे दूसरे में मिथुन राशि पड़े तो निश्चयतः जातक को अनेक स्त्रियां होती हैं। उपपद या उससे दूसरा अपने-अपने स्वामी से युक्त हो या अन्यत्र, उसका स्वामी स्वराशिस्थ हो तो अन्तिमावस्था में वह स्त्रीविहीन हो जाता है, इसमें सन्देह नहीं ॥ ६-११ ॥

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १७१/171 (PDF p.203), recto page (running head "उपपदफलाध्यायः" left, folio "१७१" right, band-confirmed). 30 raw bands. Band 0: a stray dark mark at the very top margin, not text. Band 1: running head + folio. Band 2: verse 31.6's SECOND line, closing "॥ ६ ॥" -- this completes the verse whose first line was printed at the very bottom of page१७० (band 20, no closing marker there); the complete verse is seeded only now that both halves are confirmed, per the verse-split-across-page-boundary handling established when the split was first found. Band 3: verse 31.7 line 1. Band 4: an OVERSIZED band (height 283px, a false-merge of two printed lines by the row-darkness detector): verse 31.7's second line (closing ७) followed immediately by verse 31.8's first line, both read directly off the same strip image and correctly separated. Band 5: verse 31.8's second line, closing ८. Band 6: verse 31.9 line 1. Band 7: verse 31.9's second line, closing ९ -- INITIALLY MISREAD at normal zoom as containing a त्रो-conjunct ("त्रोषपदके"); a dedicated 5x re-crop (p171-b07-word-hires.png) clearly resolved this to "वोपपदके" (वा + उपपदके, sandhi), matching the recurring "द्वितीये तु/वा उपपदतः/के" phrase pattern used across verses 6, 7, 9 and 10 on this page; the correction was independently cross-confirmed via a second re-crop of band 8's second line (p171-b08line2-word-hires.png), which shows the identical "वोपपदके" reading. Band 8: another OVERSIZED band (height 271px, false-merge of two lines): verse 31.10's first and second lines (closing १०), both read directly off the same strip image. Band 9: verse 31.11 line 1. Band 10: verse 31.11's second line, closing ११. Bands 11-20: a joint Hindi gloss for verses 31.6-31.11, explaining each condition in turn (benefic 2nd-from-Upapada; debilitated-navamsha/malefic-joined 2nd-from-Upapada destroying the wife; exalted-navamsha/exalted/exalted-aspected giving many beautiful wives; Mithuna rashi at or from Upapada giving many wives; Upapada or its 2nd joined with its own lord, elsewhere or in own sign, giving wifelessness in old age) -- band 20 is anomalously UNDERSIZED (54px) but was specifically re-scanned per the standing rule and confirmed to be genuine content, not a detector artifact: it holds only the gloss's short closing tail, "नहीं ॥ ६-११ ॥", which explicitly confirms the gloss's closed verse-range as 31.6-31.11. Bands 21-22: verse 31.12, closing १२. Bands 23-24: verse 31.13, closing १३. Bands 25-26: verse 31.14, closing १४. Bands 27-29: the opening of a further joint Hindi gloss (for verses 31.12-31.14, inferred from content sequence but NOT yet confirmed by a closing verse-range marker) which is CUT OFF mid-sentence at the page's last band (29, ending "...नीच वंशोत्पन्ना स्त्री") and is deferred to page१७२ per the standing gloss-deferral-to-next-page precedent; the eGangotri attribution stamp appears in the lower part of band 29 without overlapping or obscuring the Devanagari text above it. Three non-standard/uncertain printed readings were found in bands 27-28 and independently confirmed via dedicated 8x re-crops directly from the source page (not corrected, retained exactly as printed, per the disclosure rule): "निश्य" (band 27, before "स्त्री-कारक ग्रह" -- possibly intended as नित्य, but the printed conjunct clearly shows श् not त्); "ससमेश" (band 27, in "(ससमेश आदि)" -- possibly intended as सप्तमेश, but the printed akshara clearly shows स not the प्त conjunct); "मृतखोक" (band 28, in "वृद्धावस्था में मृतखोक हो जाता है" -- possibly intended as मृतशोक, but the printed conjunct clearly shows ख not श). No reading was taken from any full-page overview; every band was independently read from its own strip image per the indexed band list, with dedicated high-zoom re-crops used for every contested word/compound before seeding.

  8. 31.8 सत्यापित

    BPHS 31.8

    संस्कृत

    पापैर्वा संयुते जातो भवेद् दारविनाशकः । तुङ्गांशे तुङ्गसंस्थे वा दृष्टे वोच्चस्थखेचरैः ॥ ८ ॥

    papairva samyute jato bhaved daravinashakah | tungamshe tungasamsthe va drishte vochchasthakhecharaih || 8 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    or is conjoined with malefics, the native born becomes a destroyer of [his] wife; but if [that same point is] in an exaltation-navamsha, or situated in exaltation, or aspected by exalted planets--

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    उपपद से दूसरी शुभराशि, शुभग्रह-युक्त या शुभ-दृष्ट हो तो पूर्ववत् (स्त्री-पुत्रादि-सुख) कहना चाहिए। उपपद से दूसरा नीचस्थ ग्रह का नवांश हो, और नीचस्थित ग्रहों से या पाप ग्रहों से युक्त हो तो जातक की स्त्री का विनाश हो जाता है। वही (उपपद से दूसरा) उच्चस्थ ग्रह का नवांश हो, या किसी ग्रह का उच्च हो, और उच्चस्थ ग्रहों से देखा जाता हो तो जातक को रूप तथा लक्षणयुक्त अनेक स्त्रियां होती हैं। उपपद या उससे दूसरे में मिथुन राशि पड़े तो निश्चयतः जातक को अनेक स्त्रियां होती हैं। उपपद या उससे दूसरा अपने-अपने स्वामी से युक्त हो या अन्यत्र, उसका स्वामी स्वराशिस्थ हो तो अन्तिमावस्था में वह स्त्रीविहीन हो जाता है, इसमें सन्देह नहीं ॥ ६-११ ॥

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १७१/171 (PDF p.203), recto page (running head "उपपदफलाध्यायः" left, folio "१७१" right, band-confirmed). 30 raw bands. Band 0: a stray dark mark at the very top margin, not text. Band 1: running head + folio. Band 2: verse 31.6's SECOND line, closing "॥ ६ ॥" -- this completes the verse whose first line was printed at the very bottom of page१७० (band 20, no closing marker there); the complete verse is seeded only now that both halves are confirmed, per the verse-split-across-page-boundary handling established when the split was first found. Band 3: verse 31.7 line 1. Band 4: an OVERSIZED band (height 283px, a false-merge of two printed lines by the row-darkness detector): verse 31.7's second line (closing ७) followed immediately by verse 31.8's first line, both read directly off the same strip image and correctly separated. Band 5: verse 31.8's second line, closing ८. Band 6: verse 31.9 line 1. Band 7: verse 31.9's second line, closing ९ -- INITIALLY MISREAD at normal zoom as containing a त्रो-conjunct ("त्रोषपदके"); a dedicated 5x re-crop (p171-b07-word-hires.png) clearly resolved this to "वोपपदके" (वा + उपपदके, sandhi), matching the recurring "द्वितीये तु/वा उपपदतः/के" phrase pattern used across verses 6, 7, 9 and 10 on this page; the correction was independently cross-confirmed via a second re-crop of band 8's second line (p171-b08line2-word-hires.png), which shows the identical "वोपपदके" reading. Band 8: another OVERSIZED band (height 271px, false-merge of two lines): verse 31.10's first and second lines (closing १०), both read directly off the same strip image. Band 9: verse 31.11 line 1. Band 10: verse 31.11's second line, closing ११. Bands 11-20: a joint Hindi gloss for verses 31.6-31.11, explaining each condition in turn (benefic 2nd-from-Upapada; debilitated-navamsha/malefic-joined 2nd-from-Upapada destroying the wife; exalted-navamsha/exalted/exalted-aspected giving many beautiful wives; Mithuna rashi at or from Upapada giving many wives; Upapada or its 2nd joined with its own lord, elsewhere or in own sign, giving wifelessness in old age) -- band 20 is anomalously UNDERSIZED (54px) but was specifically re-scanned per the standing rule and confirmed to be genuine content, not a detector artifact: it holds only the gloss's short closing tail, "नहीं ॥ ६-११ ॥", which explicitly confirms the gloss's closed verse-range as 31.6-31.11. Bands 21-22: verse 31.12, closing १२. Bands 23-24: verse 31.13, closing १३. Bands 25-26: verse 31.14, closing १४. Bands 27-29: the opening of a further joint Hindi gloss (for verses 31.12-31.14, inferred from content sequence but NOT yet confirmed by a closing verse-range marker) which is CUT OFF mid-sentence at the page's last band (29, ending "...नीच वंशोत्पन्ना स्त्री") and is deferred to page१७२ per the standing gloss-deferral-to-next-page precedent; the eGangotri attribution stamp appears in the lower part of band 29 without overlapping or obscuring the Devanagari text above it. Three non-standard/uncertain printed readings were found in bands 27-28 and independently confirmed via dedicated 8x re-crops directly from the source page (not corrected, retained exactly as printed, per the disclosure rule): "निश्य" (band 27, before "स्त्री-कारक ग्रह" -- possibly intended as नित्य, but the printed conjunct clearly shows श् not त्); "ससमेश" (band 27, in "(ससमेश आदि)" -- possibly intended as सप्तमेश, but the printed akshara clearly shows स not the प्त conjunct); "मृतखोक" (band 28, in "वृद्धावस्था में मृतखोक हो जाता है" -- possibly intended as मृतशोक, but the printed conjunct clearly shows ख not श). No reading was taken from any full-page overview; every band was independently read from its own strip image per the indexed band list, with dedicated high-zoom re-crops used for every contested word/compound before seeding.

  9. 31.9 सत्यापित

    BPHS 31.9

    संस्कृत

    रूपलक्षणसम्पन्नाऽनेकदारो नरो भवेत् । द्वितीये वोपपदके मिथुनर्क्षे स्थिते जनः ॥ ९ ॥

    rupalakshanasampanna'nekadaro naro bhavet | dvitiye vopapadake mithunarkshe sthite janah || 9 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    the man becomes possessed of many wives endowed with beauty and good marks; or if the second [house] from the Upapada is situated in the sign Mithuna (Gemini)--

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    उपपद से दूसरी शुभराशि, शुभग्रह-युक्त या शुभ-दृष्ट हो तो पूर्ववत् (स्त्री-पुत्रादि-सुख) कहना चाहिए। उपपद से दूसरा नीचस्थ ग्रह का नवांश हो, और नीचस्थित ग्रहों से या पाप ग्रहों से युक्त हो तो जातक की स्त्री का विनाश हो जाता है। वही (उपपद से दूसरा) उच्चस्थ ग्रह का नवांश हो, या किसी ग्रह का उच्च हो, और उच्चस्थ ग्रहों से देखा जाता हो तो जातक को रूप तथा लक्षणयुक्त अनेक स्त्रियां होती हैं। उपपद या उससे दूसरे में मिथुन राशि पड़े तो निश्चयतः जातक को अनेक स्त्रियां होती हैं। उपपद या उससे दूसरा अपने-अपने स्वामी से युक्त हो या अन्यत्र, उसका स्वामी स्वराशिस्थ हो तो अन्तिमावस्था में वह स्त्रीविहीन हो जाता है, इसमें सन्देह नहीं ॥ ६-११ ॥

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १७१/171 (PDF p.203), recto page (running head "उपपदफलाध्यायः" left, folio "१७१" right, band-confirmed). 30 raw bands. Band 0: a stray dark mark at the very top margin, not text. Band 1: running head + folio. Band 2: verse 31.6's SECOND line, closing "॥ ६ ॥" -- this completes the verse whose first line was printed at the very bottom of page१७० (band 20, no closing marker there); the complete verse is seeded only now that both halves are confirmed, per the verse-split-across-page-boundary handling established when the split was first found. Band 3: verse 31.7 line 1. Band 4: an OVERSIZED band (height 283px, a false-merge of two printed lines by the row-darkness detector): verse 31.7's second line (closing ७) followed immediately by verse 31.8's first line, both read directly off the same strip image and correctly separated. Band 5: verse 31.8's second line, closing ८. Band 6: verse 31.9 line 1. Band 7: verse 31.9's second line, closing ९ -- INITIALLY MISREAD at normal zoom as containing a त्रो-conjunct ("त्रोषपदके"); a dedicated 5x re-crop (p171-b07-word-hires.png) clearly resolved this to "वोपपदके" (वा + उपपदके, sandhi), matching the recurring "द्वितीये तु/वा उपपदतः/के" phrase pattern used across verses 6, 7, 9 and 10 on this page; the correction was independently cross-confirmed via a second re-crop of band 8's second line (p171-b08line2-word-hires.png), which shows the identical "वोपपदके" reading. Band 8: another OVERSIZED band (height 271px, false-merge of two lines): verse 31.10's first and second lines (closing १०), both read directly off the same strip image. Band 9: verse 31.11 line 1. Band 10: verse 31.11's second line, closing ११. Bands 11-20: a joint Hindi gloss for verses 31.6-31.11, explaining each condition in turn (benefic 2nd-from-Upapada; debilitated-navamsha/malefic-joined 2nd-from-Upapada destroying the wife; exalted-navamsha/exalted/exalted-aspected giving many beautiful wives; Mithuna rashi at or from Upapada giving many wives; Upapada or its 2nd joined with its own lord, elsewhere or in own sign, giving wifelessness in old age) -- band 20 is anomalously UNDERSIZED (54px) but was specifically re-scanned per the standing rule and confirmed to be genuine content, not a detector artifact: it holds only the gloss's short closing tail, "नहीं ॥ ६-११ ॥", which explicitly confirms the gloss's closed verse-range as 31.6-31.11. Bands 21-22: verse 31.12, closing १२. Bands 23-24: verse 31.13, closing १३. Bands 25-26: verse 31.14, closing १४. Bands 27-29: the opening of a further joint Hindi gloss (for verses 31.12-31.14, inferred from content sequence but NOT yet confirmed by a closing verse-range marker) which is CUT OFF mid-sentence at the page's last band (29, ending "...नीच वंशोत्पन्ना स्त्री") and is deferred to page१७२ per the standing gloss-deferral-to-next-page precedent; the eGangotri attribution stamp appears in the lower part of band 29 without overlapping or obscuring the Devanagari text above it. Three non-standard/uncertain printed readings were found in bands 27-28 and independently confirmed via dedicated 8x re-crops directly from the source page (not corrected, retained exactly as printed, per the disclosure rule): "निश्य" (band 27, before "स्त्री-कारक ग्रह" -- possibly intended as नित्य, but the printed conjunct clearly shows श् not त्); "ससमेश" (band 27, in "(ससमेश आदि)" -- possibly intended as सप्तमेश, but the printed akshara clearly shows स not the प्त conjunct); "मृतखोक" (band 28, in "वृद्धावस्था में मृतखोक हो जाता है" -- possibly intended as मृतशोक, but the printed conjunct clearly shows ख not श). No reading was taken from any full-page overview; every band was independently read from its own strip image per the indexed band list, with dedicated high-zoom re-crops used for every contested word/compound before seeding.

  10. 31.10 सत्यापित

    BPHS 31.10

    संस्कृत

    जायेत तर्हि नियतं बहुभार्यासमन्वितः । द्वितीये वोपपदके स्वस्वामिखेचरान्विते ॥१०॥

    jayeta tarhi niyatam bahubharyasamanvitah | dvitiye vopapadake svasvamikhecharanvite || 10 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    then he is certainly born endowed with many wives; if the second [house] from the Upapada is joined with the planet that is its own lord [there or elsewhere]--

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    उपपद से दूसरी शुभराशि, शुभग्रह-युक्त या शुभ-दृष्ट हो तो पूर्ववत् (स्त्री-पुत्रादि-सुख) कहना चाहिए। उपपद से दूसरा नीचस्थ ग्रह का नवांश हो, और नीचस्थित ग्रहों से या पाप ग्रहों से युक्त हो तो जातक की स्त्री का विनाश हो जाता है। वही (उपपद से दूसरा) उच्चस्थ ग्रह का नवांश हो, या किसी ग्रह का उच्च हो, और उच्चस्थ ग्रहों से देखा जाता हो तो जातक को रूप तथा लक्षणयुक्त अनेक स्त्रियां होती हैं। उपपद या उससे दूसरे में मिथुन राशि पड़े तो निश्चयतः जातक को अनेक स्त्रियां होती हैं। उपपद या उससे दूसरा अपने-अपने स्वामी से युक्त हो या अन्यत्र, उसका स्वामी स्वराशिस्थ हो तो अन्तिमावस्था में वह स्त्रीविहीन हो जाता है, इसमें सन्देह नहीं ॥ ६-११ ॥

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १७१/171 (PDF p.203), recto page (running head "उपपदफलाध्यायः" left, folio "१७१" right, band-confirmed). 30 raw bands. Band 0: a stray dark mark at the very top margin, not text. Band 1: running head + folio. Band 2: verse 31.6's SECOND line, closing "॥ ६ ॥" -- this completes the verse whose first line was printed at the very bottom of page१७० (band 20, no closing marker there); the complete verse is seeded only now that both halves are confirmed, per the verse-split-across-page-boundary handling established when the split was first found. Band 3: verse 31.7 line 1. Band 4: an OVERSIZED band (height 283px, a false-merge of two printed lines by the row-darkness detector): verse 31.7's second line (closing ७) followed immediately by verse 31.8's first line, both read directly off the same strip image and correctly separated. Band 5: verse 31.8's second line, closing ८. Band 6: verse 31.9 line 1. Band 7: verse 31.9's second line, closing ९ -- INITIALLY MISREAD at normal zoom as containing a त्रो-conjunct ("त्रोषपदके"); a dedicated 5x re-crop (p171-b07-word-hires.png) clearly resolved this to "वोपपदके" (वा + उपपदके, sandhi), matching the recurring "द्वितीये तु/वा उपपदतः/के" phrase pattern used across verses 6, 7, 9 and 10 on this page; the correction was independently cross-confirmed via a second re-crop of band 8's second line (p171-b08line2-word-hires.png), which shows the identical "वोपपदके" reading. Band 8: another OVERSIZED band (height 271px, false-merge of two lines): verse 31.10's first and second lines (closing १०), both read directly off the same strip image. Band 9: verse 31.11 line 1. Band 10: verse 31.11's second line, closing ११. Bands 11-20: a joint Hindi gloss for verses 31.6-31.11, explaining each condition in turn (benefic 2nd-from-Upapada; debilitated-navamsha/malefic-joined 2nd-from-Upapada destroying the wife; exalted-navamsha/exalted/exalted-aspected giving many beautiful wives; Mithuna rashi at or from Upapada giving many wives; Upapada or its 2nd joined with its own lord, elsewhere or in own sign, giving wifelessness in old age) -- band 20 is anomalously UNDERSIZED (54px) but was specifically re-scanned per the standing rule and confirmed to be genuine content, not a detector artifact: it holds only the gloss's short closing tail, "नहीं ॥ ६-११ ॥", which explicitly confirms the gloss's closed verse-range as 31.6-31.11. Bands 21-22: verse 31.12, closing १२. Bands 23-24: verse 31.13, closing १३. Bands 25-26: verse 31.14, closing १४. Bands 27-29: the opening of a further joint Hindi gloss (for verses 31.12-31.14, inferred from content sequence but NOT yet confirmed by a closing verse-range marker) which is CUT OFF mid-sentence at the page's last band (29, ending "...नीच वंशोत्पन्ना स्त्री") and is deferred to page१७२ per the standing gloss-deferral-to-next-page precedent; the eGangotri attribution stamp appears in the lower part of band 29 without overlapping or obscuring the Devanagari text above it. Three non-standard/uncertain printed readings were found in bands 27-28 and independently confirmed via dedicated 8x re-crops directly from the source page (not corrected, retained exactly as printed, per the disclosure rule): "निश्य" (band 27, before "स्त्री-कारक ग्रह" -- possibly intended as नित्य, but the printed conjunct clearly shows श् not त्); "ससमेश" (band 27, in "(ससमेश आदि)" -- possibly intended as सप्तमेश, but the printed akshara clearly shows स not the प्त conjunct); "मृतखोक" (band 28, in "वृद्धावस्था में मृतखोक हो जाता है" -- possibly intended as मृतशोक, but the printed conjunct clearly shows ख not श). No reading was taken from any full-page overview; every band was independently read from its own strip image per the indexed band list, with dedicated high-zoom re-crops used for every contested word/compound before seeding.

  11. 31.11 सत्यापित

    BPHS 31.11

    संस्कृत

    स्वराशिस्थे तदीशे वा ततोऽन्यत्रापि संस्थिते । उत्तरायुषि निर्धारो भवत्येव न संशयः ॥ ११ ॥

    svarashisthe tadishe va tato'nyatrapi samsthite | uttarayushi nirdharo bhavatyeva na samshayah || 11 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    and its lord is situated in its own sign, then a determination [of loss of wife, per the gloss] certainly occurs in the latter part of life -- of this there is no doubt.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    उपपद से दूसरी शुभराशि, शुभग्रह-युक्त या शुभ-दृष्ट हो तो पूर्ववत् (स्त्री-पुत्रादि-सुख) कहना चाहिए। उपपद से दूसरा नीचस्थ ग्रह का नवांश हो, और नीचस्थित ग्रहों से या पाप ग्रहों से युक्त हो तो जातक की स्त्री का विनाश हो जाता है। वही (उपपद से दूसरा) उच्चस्थ ग्रह का नवांश हो, या किसी ग्रह का उच्च हो, और उच्चस्थ ग्रहों से देखा जाता हो तो जातक को रूप तथा लक्षणयुक्त अनेक स्त्रियां होती हैं। उपपद या उससे दूसरे में मिथुन राशि पड़े तो निश्चयतः जातक को अनेक स्त्रियां होती हैं। उपपद या उससे दूसरा अपने-अपने स्वामी से युक्त हो या अन्यत्र, उसका स्वामी स्वराशिस्थ हो तो अन्तिमावस्था में वह स्त्रीविहीन हो जाता है, इसमें सन्देह नहीं ॥ ६-११ ॥

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १७१/171 (PDF p.203), recto page (running head "उपपदफलाध्यायः" left, folio "१७१" right, band-confirmed). 30 raw bands. Band 0: a stray dark mark at the very top margin, not text. Band 1: running head + folio. Band 2: verse 31.6's SECOND line, closing "॥ ६ ॥" -- this completes the verse whose first line was printed at the very bottom of page१७० (band 20, no closing marker there); the complete verse is seeded only now that both halves are confirmed, per the verse-split-across-page-boundary handling established when the split was first found. Band 3: verse 31.7 line 1. Band 4: an OVERSIZED band (height 283px, a false-merge of two printed lines by the row-darkness detector): verse 31.7's second line (closing ७) followed immediately by verse 31.8's first line, both read directly off the same strip image and correctly separated. Band 5: verse 31.8's second line, closing ८. Band 6: verse 31.9 line 1. Band 7: verse 31.9's second line, closing ९ -- INITIALLY MISREAD at normal zoom as containing a त्रो-conjunct ("त्रोषपदके"); a dedicated 5x re-crop (p171-b07-word-hires.png) clearly resolved this to "वोपपदके" (वा + उपपदके, sandhi), matching the recurring "द्वितीये तु/वा उपपदतः/के" phrase pattern used across verses 6, 7, 9 and 10 on this page; the correction was independently cross-confirmed via a second re-crop of band 8's second line (p171-b08line2-word-hires.png), which shows the identical "वोपपदके" reading. Band 8: another OVERSIZED band (height 271px, false-merge of two lines): verse 31.10's first and second lines (closing १०), both read directly off the same strip image. Band 9: verse 31.11 line 1. Band 10: verse 31.11's second line, closing ११. Bands 11-20: a joint Hindi gloss for verses 31.6-31.11, explaining each condition in turn (benefic 2nd-from-Upapada; debilitated-navamsha/malefic-joined 2nd-from-Upapada destroying the wife; exalted-navamsha/exalted/exalted-aspected giving many beautiful wives; Mithuna rashi at or from Upapada giving many wives; Upapada or its 2nd joined with its own lord, elsewhere or in own sign, giving wifelessness in old age) -- band 20 is anomalously UNDERSIZED (54px) but was specifically re-scanned per the standing rule and confirmed to be genuine content, not a detector artifact: it holds only the gloss's short closing tail, "नहीं ॥ ६-११ ॥", which explicitly confirms the gloss's closed verse-range as 31.6-31.11. Bands 21-22: verse 31.12, closing १२. Bands 23-24: verse 31.13, closing १३. Bands 25-26: verse 31.14, closing १४. Bands 27-29: the opening of a further joint Hindi gloss (for verses 31.12-31.14, inferred from content sequence but NOT yet confirmed by a closing verse-range marker) which is CUT OFF mid-sentence at the page's last band (29, ending "...नीच वंशोत्पन्ना स्त्री") and is deferred to page१७२ per the standing gloss-deferral-to-next-page precedent; the eGangotri attribution stamp appears in the lower part of band 29 without overlapping or obscuring the Devanagari text above it. Three non-standard/uncertain printed readings were found in bands 27-28 and independently confirmed via dedicated 8x re-crops directly from the source page (not corrected, retained exactly as printed, per the disclosure rule): "निश्य" (band 27, before "स्त्री-कारक ग्रह" -- possibly intended as नित्य, but the printed conjunct clearly shows श् not त्); "ससमेश" (band 27, in "(ससमेश आदि)" -- possibly intended as सप्तमेश, but the printed akshara clearly shows स not the प्त conjunct); "मृतखोक" (band 28, in "वृद्धावस्था में मृतखोक हो जाता है" -- possibly intended as मृतशोक, but the printed conjunct clearly shows ख not श). No reading was taken from any full-page overview; every band was independently read from its own strip image per the indexed band list, with dedicated high-zoom re-crops used for every contested word/compound before seeding.

  12. 31.12 सत्यापित

    BPHS 31.12

    संस्कृत

    स्वराशौ संस्थिते खेटे नित्याढ्ये दारकारके । उत्तरायुषि निर्धारो भवत्येव न संशयः ॥ १२ ॥

    svarashau samsthite khete nityadhye darakarake | uttarayushi nirdharo bhavatyeva na samshayah || 12 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If the planet is situated in its own sign, and the constant significator of the wife is well-disposed ("wealthy"), then a determination certainly occurs in the latter part of life -- of this there is no doubt.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    अपने या द्वितीय भाव के स्वामी के उच्च या स्वराशिस्थ होने पर, तथा वह ग्रह दारकारक (शुक्र) हो तो निश्चय ही उत्तम कुल में स्त्री-लाभ होता है, और उनके नीचस्थ होने पर नीच वंशोत्पन्ना स्त्री मिलती है। उपपद या उससे दूसरे पर शुभ ग्रहों की दृष्टि, या योग आदि सम्बन्ध हो तो उस जातक की स्त्री सुन्दरी तथा गुणयुक्त होती है ॥ १४ ॥ [नोट: मुद्रित ग्रन्थ में यहाँ केवल '१४' अंक ही छपा है, जबकि यह गद्यांश वस्तुतः श्लोक १२-१४ तीनों का सम्मिलित भाष्य है -- यह विसंगति ज्यों की त्यों (बिना सुधारे) यहाँ अंकित की गई है।]

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १७१/171 (PDF p.203), recto page (running head "उपपदफलाध्यायः" left, folio "१७१" right, band-confirmed). 30 raw bands. Band 0: a stray dark mark at the very top margin, not text. Band 1: running head + folio. Band 2: verse 31.6's SECOND line, closing "॥ ६ ॥" -- this completes the verse whose first line was printed at the very bottom of page१७० (band 20, no closing marker there); the complete verse is seeded only now that both halves are confirmed, per the verse-split-across-page-boundary handling established when the split was first found. Band 3: verse 31.7 line 1. Band 4: an OVERSIZED band (height 283px, a false-merge of two printed lines by the row-darkness detector): verse 31.7's second line (closing ७) followed immediately by verse 31.8's first line, both read directly off the same strip image and correctly separated. Band 5: verse 31.8's second line, closing ८. Band 6: verse 31.9 line 1. Band 7: verse 31.9's second line, closing ९ -- INITIALLY MISREAD at normal zoom as containing a त्रो-conjunct ("त्रोषपदके"); a dedicated 5x re-crop (p171-b07-word-hires.png) clearly resolved this to "वोपपदके" (वा + उपपदके, sandhi), matching the recurring "द्वितीये तु/वा उपपदतः/के" phrase pattern used across verses 6, 7, 9 and 10 on this page; the correction was independently cross-confirmed via a second re-crop of band 8's second line (p171-b08line2-word-hires.png), which shows the identical "वोपपदके" reading. Band 8: another OVERSIZED band (height 271px, false-merge of two lines): verse 31.10's first and second lines (closing १०), both read directly off the same strip image. Band 9: verse 31.11 line 1. Band 10: verse 31.11's second line, closing ११. Bands 11-20: a joint Hindi gloss for verses 31.6-31.11, explaining each condition in turn (benefic 2nd-from-Upapada; debilitated-navamsha/malefic-joined 2nd-from-Upapada destroying the wife; exalted-navamsha/exalted/exalted-aspected giving many beautiful wives; Mithuna rashi at or from Upapada giving many wives; Upapada or its 2nd joined with its own lord, elsewhere or in own sign, giving wifelessness in old age) -- band 20 is anomalously UNDERSIZED (54px) but was specifically re-scanned per the standing rule and confirmed to be genuine content, not a detector artifact: it holds only the gloss's short closing tail, "नहीं ॥ ६-११ ॥", which explicitly confirms the gloss's closed verse-range as 31.6-31.11. Bands 21-22: verse 31.12, closing १२. Bands 23-24: verse 31.13, closing १३. Bands 25-26: verse 31.14, closing १४. Bands 27-29: the opening of a further joint Hindi gloss (for verses 31.12-31.14, inferred from content sequence but NOT yet confirmed by a closing verse-range marker) which is CUT OFF mid-sentence at the page's last band (29, ending "...नीच वंशोत्पन्ना स्त्री") and is deferred to page१७२ per the standing gloss-deferral-to-next-page precedent; the eGangotri attribution stamp appears in the lower part of band 29 without overlapping or obscuring the Devanagari text above it. Three non-standard/uncertain printed readings were found in bands 27-28 and independently confirmed via dedicated 8x re-crops directly from the source page (not corrected, retained exactly as printed, per the disclosure rule): "निश्य" (band 27, before "स्त्री-कारक ग्रह" -- possibly intended as नित्य, but the printed conjunct clearly shows श् not त्); "ससमेश" (band 27, in "(ससमेश आदि)" -- possibly intended as सप्तमेश, but the printed akshara clearly shows स not the प्त conjunct); "मृतखोक" (band 28, in "वृद्धावस्था में मृतखोक हो जाता है" -- possibly intended as मृतशोक, but the printed conjunct clearly shows ख not श). No reading was taken from any full-page overview; every band was independently read from its own strip image per the indexed band list, with dedicated high-zoom re-crops used for every contested word/compound before seeding.

  13. 31.13 सत्यापित

    BPHS 31.13

    संस्कृत

    तुङ्गर्क्षे तूपपदपे नित्ये वा दारकारके । सद्वंशाद्दारलाभः स्यान्नीचस्थे तद्विपर्ययः ॥ १३ ॥

    tungarkshe tupapadape nitye va darakarake | sadvamshaddaralabhah syannichasthe tadviparyayah || 13 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    But if the lord of the Upapada, or the constant significator of the wife, is in its exaltation sign, gain of a wife from a good family occurs; if it is in debilitation, the reverse occurs.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    अपने या द्वितीय भाव के स्वामी के उच्च या स्वराशिस्थ होने पर, तथा वह ग्रह दारकारक (शुक्र) हो तो निश्चय ही उत्तम कुल में स्त्री-लाभ होता है, और उनके नीचस्थ होने पर नीच वंशोत्पन्ना स्त्री मिलती है। उपपद या उससे दूसरे पर शुभ ग्रहों की दृष्टि, या योग आदि सम्बन्ध हो तो उस जातक की स्त्री सुन्दरी तथा गुणयुक्त होती है ॥ १४ ॥ [नोट: मुद्रित ग्रन्थ में यहाँ केवल '१४' अंक ही छपा है, जबकि यह गद्यांश वस्तुतः श्लोक १२-१४ तीनों का सम्मिलित भाष्य है -- यह विसंगति ज्यों की त्यों (बिना सुधारे) यहाँ अंकित की गई है।]

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १७१/171 (PDF p.203), recto page (running head "उपपदफलाध्यायः" left, folio "१७१" right, band-confirmed). 30 raw bands. Band 0: a stray dark mark at the very top margin, not text. Band 1: running head + folio. Band 2: verse 31.6's SECOND line, closing "॥ ६ ॥" -- this completes the verse whose first line was printed at the very bottom of page१७० (band 20, no closing marker there); the complete verse is seeded only now that both halves are confirmed, per the verse-split-across-page-boundary handling established when the split was first found. Band 3: verse 31.7 line 1. Band 4: an OVERSIZED band (height 283px, a false-merge of two printed lines by the row-darkness detector): verse 31.7's second line (closing ७) followed immediately by verse 31.8's first line, both read directly off the same strip image and correctly separated. Band 5: verse 31.8's second line, closing ८. Band 6: verse 31.9 line 1. Band 7: verse 31.9's second line, closing ९ -- INITIALLY MISREAD at normal zoom as containing a त्रो-conjunct ("त्रोषपदके"); a dedicated 5x re-crop (p171-b07-word-hires.png) clearly resolved this to "वोपपदके" (वा + उपपदके, sandhi), matching the recurring "द्वितीये तु/वा उपपदतः/के" phrase pattern used across verses 6, 7, 9 and 10 on this page; the correction was independently cross-confirmed via a second re-crop of band 8's second line (p171-b08line2-word-hires.png), which shows the identical "वोपपदके" reading. Band 8: another OVERSIZED band (height 271px, false-merge of two lines): verse 31.10's first and second lines (closing १०), both read directly off the same strip image. Band 9: verse 31.11 line 1. Band 10: verse 31.11's second line, closing ११. Bands 11-20: a joint Hindi gloss for verses 31.6-31.11, explaining each condition in turn (benefic 2nd-from-Upapada; debilitated-navamsha/malefic-joined 2nd-from-Upapada destroying the wife; exalted-navamsha/exalted/exalted-aspected giving many beautiful wives; Mithuna rashi at or from Upapada giving many wives; Upapada or its 2nd joined with its own lord, elsewhere or in own sign, giving wifelessness in old age) -- band 20 is anomalously UNDERSIZED (54px) but was specifically re-scanned per the standing rule and confirmed to be genuine content, not a detector artifact: it holds only the gloss's short closing tail, "नहीं ॥ ६-११ ॥", which explicitly confirms the gloss's closed verse-range as 31.6-31.11. Bands 21-22: verse 31.12, closing १२. Bands 23-24: verse 31.13, closing १३. Bands 25-26: verse 31.14, closing १४. Bands 27-29: the opening of a further joint Hindi gloss (for verses 31.12-31.14, inferred from content sequence but NOT yet confirmed by a closing verse-range marker) which is CUT OFF mid-sentence at the page's last band (29, ending "...नीच वंशोत्पन्ना स्त्री") and is deferred to page१७२ per the standing gloss-deferral-to-next-page precedent; the eGangotri attribution stamp appears in the lower part of band 29 without overlapping or obscuring the Devanagari text above it. Three non-standard/uncertain printed readings were found in bands 27-28 and independently confirmed via dedicated 8x re-crops directly from the source page (not corrected, retained exactly as printed, per the disclosure rule): "निश्य" (band 27, before "स्त्री-कारक ग्रह" -- possibly intended as नित्य, but the printed conjunct clearly shows श् not त्); "ससमेश" (band 27, in "(ससमेश आदि)" -- possibly intended as सप्तमेश, but the printed akshara clearly shows स not the प्त conjunct); "मृतखोक" (band 28, in "वृद्धावस्था में मृतखोक हो जाता है" -- possibly intended as मृतशोक, but the printed conjunct clearly shows ख not श). No reading was taken from any full-page overview; every band was independently read from its own strip image per the indexed band list, with dedicated high-zoom re-crops used for every contested word/compound before seeding.

  14. 31.14 सत्यापित

    BPHS 31.14

    संस्कृत

    सौम्यसम्बन्धतश्चोपपदे किं वा द्वितीयके । सुरूपगुणसम्पन्ना जाया जातस्य जायते ॥ १४ ॥

    saumyasambandhatashchopapade kim va dvitiyake | surupagunasampanna jaya jatasya jayate || 14 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    And through a benefic's connection with the Upapada, or with the second [house] from it, a wife endowed with beauty and virtues is born to the native.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    अपने या द्वितीय भाव के स्वामी के उच्च या स्वराशिस्थ होने पर, तथा वह ग्रह दारकारक (शुक्र) हो तो निश्चय ही उत्तम कुल में स्त्री-लाभ होता है, और उनके नीचस्थ होने पर नीच वंशोत्पन्ना स्त्री मिलती है। उपपद या उससे दूसरे पर शुभ ग्रहों की दृष्टि, या योग आदि सम्बन्ध हो तो उस जातक की स्त्री सुन्दरी तथा गुणयुक्त होती है ॥ १४ ॥ [नोट: मुद्रित ग्रन्थ में यहाँ केवल '१४' अंक ही छपा है, जबकि यह गद्यांश वस्तुतः श्लोक १२-१४ तीनों का सम्मिलित भाष्य है -- यह विसंगति ज्यों की त्यों (बिना सुधारे) यहाँ अंकित की गई है।]

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १७१/171 (PDF p.203), recto page (running head "उपपदफलाध्यायः" left, folio "१७१" right, band-confirmed). 30 raw bands. Band 0: a stray dark mark at the very top margin, not text. Band 1: running head + folio. Band 2: verse 31.6's SECOND line, closing "॥ ६ ॥" -- this completes the verse whose first line was printed at the very bottom of page१७० (band 20, no closing marker there); the complete verse is seeded only now that both halves are confirmed, per the verse-split-across-page-boundary handling established when the split was first found. Band 3: verse 31.7 line 1. Band 4: an OVERSIZED band (height 283px, a false-merge of two printed lines by the row-darkness detector): verse 31.7's second line (closing ७) followed immediately by verse 31.8's first line, both read directly off the same strip image and correctly separated. Band 5: verse 31.8's second line, closing ८. Band 6: verse 31.9 line 1. Band 7: verse 31.9's second line, closing ९ -- INITIALLY MISREAD at normal zoom as containing a त्रो-conjunct ("त्रोषपदके"); a dedicated 5x re-crop (p171-b07-word-hires.png) clearly resolved this to "वोपपदके" (वा + उपपदके, sandhi), matching the recurring "द्वितीये तु/वा उपपदतः/के" phrase pattern used across verses 6, 7, 9 and 10 on this page; the correction was independently cross-confirmed via a second re-crop of band 8's second line (p171-b08line2-word-hires.png), which shows the identical "वोपपदके" reading. Band 8: another OVERSIZED band (height 271px, false-merge of two lines): verse 31.10's first and second lines (closing १०), both read directly off the same strip image. Band 9: verse 31.11 line 1. Band 10: verse 31.11's second line, closing ११. Bands 11-20: a joint Hindi gloss for verses 31.6-31.11, explaining each condition in turn (benefic 2nd-from-Upapada; debilitated-navamsha/malefic-joined 2nd-from-Upapada destroying the wife; exalted-navamsha/exalted/exalted-aspected giving many beautiful wives; Mithuna rashi at or from Upapada giving many wives; Upapada or its 2nd joined with its own lord, elsewhere or in own sign, giving wifelessness in old age) -- band 20 is anomalously UNDERSIZED (54px) but was specifically re-scanned per the standing rule and confirmed to be genuine content, not a detector artifact: it holds only the gloss's short closing tail, "नहीं ॥ ६-११ ॥", which explicitly confirms the gloss's closed verse-range as 31.6-31.11. Bands 21-22: verse 31.12, closing १२. Bands 23-24: verse 31.13, closing १३. Bands 25-26: verse 31.14, closing १४. Bands 27-29: the opening of a further joint Hindi gloss (for verses 31.12-31.14, inferred from content sequence but NOT yet confirmed by a closing verse-range marker) which is CUT OFF mid-sentence at the page's last band (29, ending "...नीच वंशोत्पन्ना स्त्री") and is deferred to page१७२ per the standing gloss-deferral-to-next-page precedent; the eGangotri attribution stamp appears in the lower part of band 29 without overlapping or obscuring the Devanagari text above it. Three non-standard/uncertain printed readings were found in bands 27-28 and independently confirmed via dedicated 8x re-crops directly from the source page (not corrected, retained exactly as printed, per the disclosure rule): "निश्य" (band 27, before "स्त्री-कारक ग्रह" -- possibly intended as नित्य, but the printed conjunct clearly shows श् not त्); "ससमेश" (band 27, in "(ससमेश आदि)" -- possibly intended as सप्तमेश, but the printed akshara clearly shows स not the प्त conjunct); "मृतखोक" (band 28, in "वृद्धावस्था में मृतखोक हो जाता है" -- possibly intended as मृतशोक, but the printed conjunct clearly shows ख not श). No reading was taken from any full-page overview; every band was independently read from its own strip image per the indexed band list, with dedicated high-zoom re-crops used for every contested word/compound before seeding.

  15. 31.15 सत्यापित

    BPHS 31.15

    संस्कृत

    द्वितीये तूपपदतो सन्दराहुयुते सति । त्यागोऽपवादतः पत्न्यास्तन्मृतिर्वा प्रजायते ॥ १५ ॥

    dvitiye tupapadato sandarahuyute sati | tyago'pavadatah patnyastanmritirva prajayate || 15 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When Saturn conjoined with Rahu is present in the 2nd from the Upapada, either abandonment of the wife due to censure/scandal, or her death, results.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    उपपद से दूसरे स्थान पर शनि, राहु का संयोग हो तो जातक अपवाद के कारण स्त्री का परित्याग करता है या स्त्री की मृत्यु हो जाती है। उपपद या उससे दूसरे में शुक्र केतु हो तो रक्तप्रदर रोग से पीड़िता उसकी स्त्री होती है। वहीं बुध-केतु के संयोग से अस्थिस्नाव, और शनि, राहु-सूर्य के रहने से अस्थिज्वरपीडिता स्त्री होती है। वहीं यदि बुध-राहु हों तो स्त्री स्थूलाङ्गी और बुध-क्षेत्र (कन्या-मिथुन) में शनि मंगल हो तो नाक के रोग से युक्ता स्त्री होती है। मंगल के घर में भी ऐसा ही फल होता है। वहीं गुरु, शनि हो तो स्त्री कान, आंख के रोगों से युक्ता होती है। उसी उपपद या उससे द्वितीय में स्वराशिभिन्न राशि के मंगल, बुध, या राहु, गुरु हों तो स्त्री दन्तरोग-युक्ता होती है। वहीं शनि क्षेत्र (मकर-कुम्भ) में शनि-राहु पड़े तो स्त्री वात रोग से पीड़िता होती है ॥ १५-२१ ॥ [नोट: इस भाष्य में 'उपपद से दूसरे स्थान पर' पदबन्ध मुद्रित प्रति में द्व्यर्थक है -- 'स्थान पर' (दो पद) अथवा सम्भवतः 'स्थानान्तर' (एक समस्तपद); प्रसंगानुसार 'स्थान पर' पाठ यहाँ अपनाया गया है।]

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १७२/172 (PDF p.204), verso page (folio १७२ left, book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् right, band-confirmed). Row-darkness band detection returned only 16 raw bands, the last of which (2935-4952, height 2017px) is a single unbroken merged block covering the entire second half of the page -- confirmed via an explicit threshold sweep (0.9/0.5/0.3/0.15/0.05, all yielding one unbroken band) that consecutive printed lines here have essentially zero true whitespace gap, unlike ordinary false-merges elsewhere on this page. This required a dedicated technique: (1) one low-resolution (3x downscaled) crop of just that sub-region, used strictly to confirm it is dense paragraph text (not a chart/diagram) and to obtain a rough draft for cross-reference, never as a source of final text; (2) sixteen overlapping full-width high-resolution per-line crops taken directly from the original page image; (3) dedicated tight word-level re-crops (6x-10x zoom, some with autocontrast+sharpen) for every contested word before finalizing. Bands 0-1: folio + title. Bands 1-2 (outside the merged block): closing lines of the Hindi gloss for verses 31.12-31.14 that was cut off mid-sentence at the very end of page१७१ -- this page continues '...और उनके नीचस्थ होने पर नीच वंशोत्पन्ना स्त्री मिलती है। उपपद या उससे दूसरे पर शुभ ग्रहों की दृष्टि, या योग आदि सम्बन्ध हो तो उस जातक की स्त्री सुन्दरी तथा गुणयुक्त होती है ॥ १४ ॥' -- NOTE: the printed closing citation reads only '१४' (a single verse number) rather than the expected range '१२-१४', even though the gloss content clearly addresses all three verses 12, 13 and 14; this apparent citation anomaly is retained exactly as printed, not silently corrected. Bands 3-10 (by original detector numbering, verse content only): verse 31.15 (two lines, closing १५), verse 31.16 (two lines, closing १६), verse 31.17 (two lines, closing १७), verse 31.18 (two lines, closing १८). Band 11: OVERSIZED false-merge (both lines of verse 31.19, closing १९), separated correctly. Band 12: verse 31.20 line 1. Band 13: verse 31.20 line 2, closing २०; this line's hi-res crop (7x and 10x, with a dedicated word-level re-crop) clearly and repeatedly shows the printed conjunct as 'स्याद्न्तरोगनिपीडिता' -- i.e. the source appears to be missing one 'द' compared to the grammatically expected 'स्याद्दन्तरोगनिपीडिता' ('would be afflicted with tooth-disease'); retained exactly as printed rather than silently corrected, since the ink is clear and shows only a single द्-न conjunct, not a double. Band 14: OVERSIZED false-merge (both lines of verse 31.21, closing २१), separated correctly. Band 15: the massive 2017px dense block described above, read via sixteen overlapping line crops (L01-L16): L01-L09 hold a joint Hindi gloss for verses 31.15-31.21, closing '॥ १५-२१ ॥'; L10-L12 hold verse 31.22 (two lines, closing २२); L13-L14 hold a further Hindi gloss for verse 31.22 alone, closing '॥ २२ ॥'; L15 holds only the eGangotri/Swami Atmanand Giri attribution stamp (English, editorial, excluded); L16 is blank page-bottom. Verse 31.22 line 1 required extensive dedicated re-cropping (6x, 8x, 10x, and an autocontrast+sharpen pass at 8x) because the printed compound at the line's start renders ambiguously at this scan's resolution/font condition; the reading 'पदोपपदलग्नेभ्यो' (Pada-Upapada-Lagna, ablative plural, sandhi-correct) was adopted on strong grammatical and contextual grounds -- it is independently and explicitly corroborated by this same verse's own Hindi gloss (L13), which reads '...पद, उपपद तथा लग्न से जो सप्तम राशि हो...', naming exactly these three terms. This resolution is disclosed here rather than presented as a plain, unambiguous scan read. Within the 15-21 gloss (L01), one further term renders ambiguously between a tightly-kerned two-word 'स्थान पर' (2nd house from Upapada -- the contextually sensible reading, matching the theme running through verses 6-21) and a possible single compound 'स्थानान्तर'; 'स्थान पर' was adopted as the working reading and the ambiguity is disclosed here. No reading was taken from any full-page overview; the one low-resolution crop of band 15 was used solely to confirm block type and produce a cross-reference draft, never as a source of final text.

  16. 31.16 सत्यापित

    BPHS 31.16

    संस्कृत

    तत्रैव सितकेतुभ्यामुपारूढेऽपि वा युते । रक्तप्रदररोगार्ता जायते तस्य भामिनी ॥ १६ ॥

    tatraiva sitaketubhyamuparudhe'pi va yute | raktapradararogarta jayate tasya bhamini || 16 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    There itself, or in the Uparudha, if joined with Venus and Ketu, that man's wife becomes afflicted with a blood-disorder (raktapradara) disease.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    उपपद से दूसरे स्थान पर शनि, राहु का संयोग हो तो जातक अपवाद के कारण स्त्री का परित्याग करता है या स्त्री की मृत्यु हो जाती है। उपपद या उससे दूसरे में शुक्र केतु हो तो रक्तप्रदर रोग से पीड़िता उसकी स्त्री होती है। वहीं बुध-केतु के संयोग से अस्थिस्नाव, और शनि, राहु-सूर्य के रहने से अस्थिज्वरपीडिता स्त्री होती है। वहीं यदि बुध-राहु हों तो स्त्री स्थूलाङ्गी और बुध-क्षेत्र (कन्या-मिथुन) में शनि मंगल हो तो नाक के रोग से युक्ता स्त्री होती है। मंगल के घर में भी ऐसा ही फल होता है। वहीं गुरु, शनि हो तो स्त्री कान, आंख के रोगों से युक्ता होती है। उसी उपपद या उससे द्वितीय में स्वराशिभिन्न राशि के मंगल, बुध, या राहु, गुरु हों तो स्त्री दन्तरोग-युक्ता होती है। वहीं शनि क्षेत्र (मकर-कुम्भ) में शनि-राहु पड़े तो स्त्री वात रोग से पीड़िता होती है ॥ १५-२१ ॥ [नोट: इस भाष्य में 'उपपद से दूसरे स्थान पर' पदबन्ध मुद्रित प्रति में द्व्यर्थक है -- 'स्थान पर' (दो पद) अथवा सम्भवतः 'स्थानान्तर' (एक समस्तपद); प्रसंगानुसार 'स्थान पर' पाठ यहाँ अपनाया गया है।]

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १७२/172 (PDF p.204), verso page (folio १७२ left, book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् right, band-confirmed). Row-darkness band detection returned only 16 raw bands, the last of which (2935-4952, height 2017px) is a single unbroken merged block covering the entire second half of the page -- confirmed via an explicit threshold sweep (0.9/0.5/0.3/0.15/0.05, all yielding one unbroken band) that consecutive printed lines here have essentially zero true whitespace gap, unlike ordinary false-merges elsewhere on this page. This required a dedicated technique: (1) one low-resolution (3x downscaled) crop of just that sub-region, used strictly to confirm it is dense paragraph text (not a chart/diagram) and to obtain a rough draft for cross-reference, never as a source of final text; (2) sixteen overlapping full-width high-resolution per-line crops taken directly from the original page image; (3) dedicated tight word-level re-crops (6x-10x zoom, some with autocontrast+sharpen) for every contested word before finalizing. Bands 0-1: folio + title. Bands 1-2 (outside the merged block): closing lines of the Hindi gloss for verses 31.12-31.14 that was cut off mid-sentence at the very end of page१७१ -- this page continues '...और उनके नीचस्थ होने पर नीच वंशोत्पन्ना स्त्री मिलती है। उपपद या उससे दूसरे पर शुभ ग्रहों की दृष्टि, या योग आदि सम्बन्ध हो तो उस जातक की स्त्री सुन्दरी तथा गुणयुक्त होती है ॥ १४ ॥' -- NOTE: the printed closing citation reads only '१४' (a single verse number) rather than the expected range '१२-१४', even though the gloss content clearly addresses all three verses 12, 13 and 14; this apparent citation anomaly is retained exactly as printed, not silently corrected. Bands 3-10 (by original detector numbering, verse content only): verse 31.15 (two lines, closing १५), verse 31.16 (two lines, closing १६), verse 31.17 (two lines, closing १७), verse 31.18 (two lines, closing १८). Band 11: OVERSIZED false-merge (both lines of verse 31.19, closing १९), separated correctly. Band 12: verse 31.20 line 1. Band 13: verse 31.20 line 2, closing २०; this line's hi-res crop (7x and 10x, with a dedicated word-level re-crop) clearly and repeatedly shows the printed conjunct as 'स्याद्न्तरोगनिपीडिता' -- i.e. the source appears to be missing one 'द' compared to the grammatically expected 'स्याद्दन्तरोगनिपीडिता' ('would be afflicted with tooth-disease'); retained exactly as printed rather than silently corrected, since the ink is clear and shows only a single द्-न conjunct, not a double. Band 14: OVERSIZED false-merge (both lines of verse 31.21, closing २१), separated correctly. Band 15: the massive 2017px dense block described above, read via sixteen overlapping line crops (L01-L16): L01-L09 hold a joint Hindi gloss for verses 31.15-31.21, closing '॥ १५-२१ ॥'; L10-L12 hold verse 31.22 (two lines, closing २२); L13-L14 hold a further Hindi gloss for verse 31.22 alone, closing '॥ २२ ॥'; L15 holds only the eGangotri/Swami Atmanand Giri attribution stamp (English, editorial, excluded); L16 is blank page-bottom. Verse 31.22 line 1 required extensive dedicated re-cropping (6x, 8x, 10x, and an autocontrast+sharpen pass at 8x) because the printed compound at the line's start renders ambiguously at this scan's resolution/font condition; the reading 'पदोपपदलग्नेभ्यो' (Pada-Upapada-Lagna, ablative plural, sandhi-correct) was adopted on strong grammatical and contextual grounds -- it is independently and explicitly corroborated by this same verse's own Hindi gloss (L13), which reads '...पद, उपपद तथा लग्न से जो सप्तम राशि हो...', naming exactly these three terms. This resolution is disclosed here rather than presented as a plain, unambiguous scan read. Within the 15-21 gloss (L01), one further term renders ambiguously between a tightly-kerned two-word 'स्थान पर' (2nd house from Upapada -- the contextually sensible reading, matching the theme running through verses 6-21) and a possible single compound 'स्थानान्तर'; 'स्थान पर' was adopted as the working reading and the ambiguity is disclosed here. No reading was taken from any full-page overview; the one low-resolution crop of band 15 was used solely to confirm block type and produce a cross-reference draft, never as a source of final text.

  17. 31.17 सत्यापित

    BPHS 31.17

    संस्कृत

    अस्थिस्रावयुता जाया तत्र सौम्यध्वजान्विते । तत्र मन्दागुरवयो जायास्थिज्वरकारकाः ॥ १७ ॥

    asthisravayuta jaya tatra saumyadhvajanvite | tatra mandaguravayo jayasthijvarakarakah || 17 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If joined with Mercury and Ketu there, the wife is afflicted with a bone-discharge ailment; Saturn, Rahu and the Sun there are causes of bone-fever affecting the wife.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    उपपद से दूसरे स्थान पर शनि, राहु का संयोग हो तो जातक अपवाद के कारण स्त्री का परित्याग करता है या स्त्री की मृत्यु हो जाती है। उपपद या उससे दूसरे में शुक्र केतु हो तो रक्तप्रदर रोग से पीड़िता उसकी स्त्री होती है। वहीं बुध-केतु के संयोग से अस्थिस्नाव, और शनि, राहु-सूर्य के रहने से अस्थिज्वरपीडिता स्त्री होती है। वहीं यदि बुध-राहु हों तो स्त्री स्थूलाङ्गी और बुध-क्षेत्र (कन्या-मिथुन) में शनि मंगल हो तो नाक के रोग से युक्ता स्त्री होती है। मंगल के घर में भी ऐसा ही फल होता है। वहीं गुरु, शनि हो तो स्त्री कान, आंख के रोगों से युक्ता होती है। उसी उपपद या उससे द्वितीय में स्वराशिभिन्न राशि के मंगल, बुध, या राहु, गुरु हों तो स्त्री दन्तरोग-युक्ता होती है। वहीं शनि क्षेत्र (मकर-कुम्भ) में शनि-राहु पड़े तो स्त्री वात रोग से पीड़िता होती है ॥ १५-२१ ॥ [नोट: इस भाष्य में 'उपपद से दूसरे स्थान पर' पदबन्ध मुद्रित प्रति में द्व्यर्थक है -- 'स्थान पर' (दो पद) अथवा सम्भवतः 'स्थानान्तर' (एक समस्तपद); प्रसंगानुसार 'स्थान पर' पाठ यहाँ अपनाया गया है।]

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १७२/172 (PDF p.204), verso page (folio १७२ left, book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् right, band-confirmed). Row-darkness band detection returned only 16 raw bands, the last of which (2935-4952, height 2017px) is a single unbroken merged block covering the entire second half of the page -- confirmed via an explicit threshold sweep (0.9/0.5/0.3/0.15/0.05, all yielding one unbroken band) that consecutive printed lines here have essentially zero true whitespace gap, unlike ordinary false-merges elsewhere on this page. This required a dedicated technique: (1) one low-resolution (3x downscaled) crop of just that sub-region, used strictly to confirm it is dense paragraph text (not a chart/diagram) and to obtain a rough draft for cross-reference, never as a source of final text; (2) sixteen overlapping full-width high-resolution per-line crops taken directly from the original page image; (3) dedicated tight word-level re-crops (6x-10x zoom, some with autocontrast+sharpen) for every contested word before finalizing. Bands 0-1: folio + title. Bands 1-2 (outside the merged block): closing lines of the Hindi gloss for verses 31.12-31.14 that was cut off mid-sentence at the very end of page१७१ -- this page continues '...और उनके नीचस्थ होने पर नीच वंशोत्पन्ना स्त्री मिलती है। उपपद या उससे दूसरे पर शुभ ग्रहों की दृष्टि, या योग आदि सम्बन्ध हो तो उस जातक की स्त्री सुन्दरी तथा गुणयुक्त होती है ॥ १४ ॥' -- NOTE: the printed closing citation reads only '१४' (a single verse number) rather than the expected range '१२-१४', even though the gloss content clearly addresses all three verses 12, 13 and 14; this apparent citation anomaly is retained exactly as printed, not silently corrected. Bands 3-10 (by original detector numbering, verse content only): verse 31.15 (two lines, closing १५), verse 31.16 (two lines, closing १६), verse 31.17 (two lines, closing १७), verse 31.18 (two lines, closing १८). Band 11: OVERSIZED false-merge (both lines of verse 31.19, closing १९), separated correctly. Band 12: verse 31.20 line 1. Band 13: verse 31.20 line 2, closing २०; this line's hi-res crop (7x and 10x, with a dedicated word-level re-crop) clearly and repeatedly shows the printed conjunct as 'स्याद्न्तरोगनिपीडिता' -- i.e. the source appears to be missing one 'द' compared to the grammatically expected 'स्याद्दन्तरोगनिपीडिता' ('would be afflicted with tooth-disease'); retained exactly as printed rather than silently corrected, since the ink is clear and shows only a single द्-न conjunct, not a double. Band 14: OVERSIZED false-merge (both lines of verse 31.21, closing २१), separated correctly. Band 15: the massive 2017px dense block described above, read via sixteen overlapping line crops (L01-L16): L01-L09 hold a joint Hindi gloss for verses 31.15-31.21, closing '॥ १५-२१ ॥'; L10-L12 hold verse 31.22 (two lines, closing २२); L13-L14 hold a further Hindi gloss for verse 31.22 alone, closing '॥ २२ ॥'; L15 holds only the eGangotri/Swami Atmanand Giri attribution stamp (English, editorial, excluded); L16 is blank page-bottom. Verse 31.22 line 1 required extensive dedicated re-cropping (6x, 8x, 10x, and an autocontrast+sharpen pass at 8x) because the printed compound at the line's start renders ambiguously at this scan's resolution/font condition; the reading 'पदोपपदलग्नेभ्यो' (Pada-Upapada-Lagna, ablative plural, sandhi-correct) was adopted on strong grammatical and contextual grounds -- it is independently and explicitly corroborated by this same verse's own Hindi gloss (L13), which reads '...पद, उपपद तथा लग्न से जो सप्तम राशि हो...', naming exactly these three terms. This resolution is disclosed here rather than presented as a plain, unambiguous scan read. Within the 15-21 gloss (L01), one further term renders ambiguously between a tightly-kerned two-word 'स्थान पर' (2nd house from Upapada -- the contextually sensible reading, matching the theme running through verses 6-21) and a possible single compound 'स्थानान्तर'; 'स्थान पर' was adopted as the working reading and the ambiguity is disclosed here. No reading was taken from any full-page overview; the one low-resolution crop of band 15 was used solely to confirm block type and produce a cross-reference draft, never as a source of final text.

  18. 31.18 सत्यापित

    BPHS 31.18

    संस्कृत

    स्थूलाङ्गीं कुरुतो बालां विदग्धे तत्र संस्थितौ । मन्दारौ विद्गृहे चेतु जायो नासारुजान्विता ॥ १८ ॥

    sthulangim kuruto balam vidagdhe tatra samsthitau | mandarau vidgrihe chetu jayo nasarujanvita || 18 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Mercury and Rahu situated there make the wife stout-bodied; if Saturn and Mars are in Mercury's house (Kanya/Mithuna), the wife is afflicted with an affliction of the nose.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    उपपद से दूसरे स्थान पर शनि, राहु का संयोग हो तो जातक अपवाद के कारण स्त्री का परित्याग करता है या स्त्री की मृत्यु हो जाती है। उपपद या उससे दूसरे में शुक्र केतु हो तो रक्तप्रदर रोग से पीड़िता उसकी स्त्री होती है। वहीं बुध-केतु के संयोग से अस्थिस्नाव, और शनि, राहु-सूर्य के रहने से अस्थिज्वरपीडिता स्त्री होती है। वहीं यदि बुध-राहु हों तो स्त्री स्थूलाङ्गी और बुध-क्षेत्र (कन्या-मिथुन) में शनि मंगल हो तो नाक के रोग से युक्ता स्त्री होती है। मंगल के घर में भी ऐसा ही फल होता है। वहीं गुरु, शनि हो तो स्त्री कान, आंख के रोगों से युक्ता होती है। उसी उपपद या उससे द्वितीय में स्वराशिभिन्न राशि के मंगल, बुध, या राहु, गुरु हों तो स्त्री दन्तरोग-युक्ता होती है। वहीं शनि क्षेत्र (मकर-कुम्भ) में शनि-राहु पड़े तो स्त्री वात रोग से पीड़िता होती है ॥ १५-२१ ॥ [नोट: इस भाष्य में 'उपपद से दूसरे स्थान पर' पदबन्ध मुद्रित प्रति में द्व्यर्थक है -- 'स्थान पर' (दो पद) अथवा सम्भवतः 'स्थानान्तर' (एक समस्तपद); प्रसंगानुसार 'स्थान पर' पाठ यहाँ अपनाया गया है।]

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १७२/172 (PDF p.204), verso page (folio १७२ left, book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् right, band-confirmed). Row-darkness band detection returned only 16 raw bands, the last of which (2935-4952, height 2017px) is a single unbroken merged block covering the entire second half of the page -- confirmed via an explicit threshold sweep (0.9/0.5/0.3/0.15/0.05, all yielding one unbroken band) that consecutive printed lines here have essentially zero true whitespace gap, unlike ordinary false-merges elsewhere on this page. This required a dedicated technique: (1) one low-resolution (3x downscaled) crop of just that sub-region, used strictly to confirm it is dense paragraph text (not a chart/diagram) and to obtain a rough draft for cross-reference, never as a source of final text; (2) sixteen overlapping full-width high-resolution per-line crops taken directly from the original page image; (3) dedicated tight word-level re-crops (6x-10x zoom, some with autocontrast+sharpen) for every contested word before finalizing. Bands 0-1: folio + title. Bands 1-2 (outside the merged block): closing lines of the Hindi gloss for verses 31.12-31.14 that was cut off mid-sentence at the very end of page१७१ -- this page continues '...और उनके नीचस्थ होने पर नीच वंशोत्पन्ना स्त्री मिलती है। उपपद या उससे दूसरे पर शुभ ग्रहों की दृष्टि, या योग आदि सम्बन्ध हो तो उस जातक की स्त्री सुन्दरी तथा गुणयुक्त होती है ॥ १४ ॥' -- NOTE: the printed closing citation reads only '१४' (a single verse number) rather than the expected range '१२-१४', even though the gloss content clearly addresses all three verses 12, 13 and 14; this apparent citation anomaly is retained exactly as printed, not silently corrected. Bands 3-10 (by original detector numbering, verse content only): verse 31.15 (two lines, closing १५), verse 31.16 (two lines, closing १६), verse 31.17 (two lines, closing १७), verse 31.18 (two lines, closing १८). Band 11: OVERSIZED false-merge (both lines of verse 31.19, closing १९), separated correctly. Band 12: verse 31.20 line 1. Band 13: verse 31.20 line 2, closing २०; this line's hi-res crop (7x and 10x, with a dedicated word-level re-crop) clearly and repeatedly shows the printed conjunct as 'स्याद्न्तरोगनिपीडिता' -- i.e. the source appears to be missing one 'द' compared to the grammatically expected 'स्याद्दन्तरोगनिपीडिता' ('would be afflicted with tooth-disease'); retained exactly as printed rather than silently corrected, since the ink is clear and shows only a single द्-न conjunct, not a double. Band 14: OVERSIZED false-merge (both lines of verse 31.21, closing २१), separated correctly. Band 15: the massive 2017px dense block described above, read via sixteen overlapping line crops (L01-L16): L01-L09 hold a joint Hindi gloss for verses 31.15-31.21, closing '॥ १५-२१ ॥'; L10-L12 hold verse 31.22 (two lines, closing २२); L13-L14 hold a further Hindi gloss for verse 31.22 alone, closing '॥ २२ ॥'; L15 holds only the eGangotri/Swami Atmanand Giri attribution stamp (English, editorial, excluded); L16 is blank page-bottom. Verse 31.22 line 1 required extensive dedicated re-cropping (6x, 8x, 10x, and an autocontrast+sharpen pass at 8x) because the printed compound at the line's start renders ambiguously at this scan's resolution/font condition; the reading 'पदोपपदलग्नेभ्यो' (Pada-Upapada-Lagna, ablative plural, sandhi-correct) was adopted on strong grammatical and contextual grounds -- it is independently and explicitly corroborated by this same verse's own Hindi gloss (L13), which reads '...पद, उपपद तथा लग्न से जो सप्तम राशि हो...', naming exactly these three terms. This resolution is disclosed here rather than presented as a plain, unambiguous scan read. Within the 15-21 gloss (L01), one further term renders ambiguously between a tightly-kerned two-word 'स्थान पर' (2nd house from Upapada -- the contextually sensible reading, matching the theme running through verses 6-21) and a possible single compound 'स्थानान्तर'; 'स्थान पर' was adopted as the working reading and the ambiguity is disclosed here. No reading was taken from any full-page overview; the one low-resolution crop of band 15 was used solely to confirm block type and produce a cross-reference draft, never as a source of final text.

  19. 31.19 सत्यापित

    BPHS 31.19

    संस्कृत

    ईदृगेव फलं भौमगेहेऽपि गदितं बुधैः । तत्रैव गुरुमन्दाभ्यां जाया कर्णाक्षिरोगयुक् ॥ १९ ॥

    idrigeva phalam bhaumagehe'pi gaditam budhaih | tatraiva gurumandabhyam jaya karnakshirogayuk || 19 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The same result is declared by the wise for Mars's house as well; there itself, with Jupiter and Saturn, the wife becomes afflicted with ear and eye ailments.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    उपपद से दूसरे स्थान पर शनि, राहु का संयोग हो तो जातक अपवाद के कारण स्त्री का परित्याग करता है या स्त्री की मृत्यु हो जाती है। उपपद या उससे दूसरे में शुक्र केतु हो तो रक्तप्रदर रोग से पीड़िता उसकी स्त्री होती है। वहीं बुध-केतु के संयोग से अस्थिस्नाव, और शनि, राहु-सूर्य के रहने से अस्थिज्वरपीडिता स्त्री होती है। वहीं यदि बुध-राहु हों तो स्त्री स्थूलाङ्गी और बुध-क्षेत्र (कन्या-मिथुन) में शनि मंगल हो तो नाक के रोग से युक्ता स्त्री होती है। मंगल के घर में भी ऐसा ही फल होता है। वहीं गुरु, शनि हो तो स्त्री कान, आंख के रोगों से युक्ता होती है। उसी उपपद या उससे द्वितीय में स्वराशिभिन्न राशि के मंगल, बुध, या राहु, गुरु हों तो स्त्री दन्तरोग-युक्ता होती है। वहीं शनि क्षेत्र (मकर-कुम्भ) में शनि-राहु पड़े तो स्त्री वात रोग से पीड़िता होती है ॥ १५-२१ ॥ [नोट: इस भाष्य में 'उपपद से दूसरे स्थान पर' पदबन्ध मुद्रित प्रति में द्व्यर्थक है -- 'स्थान पर' (दो पद) अथवा सम्भवतः 'स्थानान्तर' (एक समस्तपद); प्रसंगानुसार 'स्थान पर' पाठ यहाँ अपनाया गया है।]

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १७२/172 (PDF p.204), verso page (folio १७२ left, book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् right, band-confirmed). Row-darkness band detection returned only 16 raw bands, the last of which (2935-4952, height 2017px) is a single unbroken merged block covering the entire second half of the page -- confirmed via an explicit threshold sweep (0.9/0.5/0.3/0.15/0.05, all yielding one unbroken band) that consecutive printed lines here have essentially zero true whitespace gap, unlike ordinary false-merges elsewhere on this page. This required a dedicated technique: (1) one low-resolution (3x downscaled) crop of just that sub-region, used strictly to confirm it is dense paragraph text (not a chart/diagram) and to obtain a rough draft for cross-reference, never as a source of final text; (2) sixteen overlapping full-width high-resolution per-line crops taken directly from the original page image; (3) dedicated tight word-level re-crops (6x-10x zoom, some with autocontrast+sharpen) for every contested word before finalizing. Bands 0-1: folio + title. Bands 1-2 (outside the merged block): closing lines of the Hindi gloss for verses 31.12-31.14 that was cut off mid-sentence at the very end of page१७१ -- this page continues '...और उनके नीचस्थ होने पर नीच वंशोत्पन्ना स्त्री मिलती है। उपपद या उससे दूसरे पर शुभ ग्रहों की दृष्टि, या योग आदि सम्बन्ध हो तो उस जातक की स्त्री सुन्दरी तथा गुणयुक्त होती है ॥ १४ ॥' -- NOTE: the printed closing citation reads only '१४' (a single verse number) rather than the expected range '१२-१४', even though the gloss content clearly addresses all three verses 12, 13 and 14; this apparent citation anomaly is retained exactly as printed, not silently corrected. Bands 3-10 (by original detector numbering, verse content only): verse 31.15 (two lines, closing १५), verse 31.16 (two lines, closing १६), verse 31.17 (two lines, closing १७), verse 31.18 (two lines, closing १८). Band 11: OVERSIZED false-merge (both lines of verse 31.19, closing १९), separated correctly. Band 12: verse 31.20 line 1. Band 13: verse 31.20 line 2, closing २०; this line's hi-res crop (7x and 10x, with a dedicated word-level re-crop) clearly and repeatedly shows the printed conjunct as 'स्याद्न्तरोगनिपीडिता' -- i.e. the source appears to be missing one 'द' compared to the grammatically expected 'स्याद्दन्तरोगनिपीडिता' ('would be afflicted with tooth-disease'); retained exactly as printed rather than silently corrected, since the ink is clear and shows only a single द्-न conjunct, not a double. Band 14: OVERSIZED false-merge (both lines of verse 31.21, closing २१), separated correctly. Band 15: the massive 2017px dense block described above, read via sixteen overlapping line crops (L01-L16): L01-L09 hold a joint Hindi gloss for verses 31.15-31.21, closing '॥ १५-२१ ॥'; L10-L12 hold verse 31.22 (two lines, closing २२); L13-L14 hold a further Hindi gloss for verse 31.22 alone, closing '॥ २२ ॥'; L15 holds only the eGangotri/Swami Atmanand Giri attribution stamp (English, editorial, excluded); L16 is blank page-bottom. Verse 31.22 line 1 required extensive dedicated re-cropping (6x, 8x, 10x, and an autocontrast+sharpen pass at 8x) because the printed compound at the line's start renders ambiguously at this scan's resolution/font condition; the reading 'पदोपपदलग्नेभ्यो' (Pada-Upapada-Lagna, ablative plural, sandhi-correct) was adopted on strong grammatical and contextual grounds -- it is independently and explicitly corroborated by this same verse's own Hindi gloss (L13), which reads '...पद, उपपद तथा लग्न से जो सप्तम राशि हो...', naming exactly these three terms. This resolution is disclosed here rather than presented as a plain, unambiguous scan read. Within the 15-21 gloss (L01), one further term renders ambiguously between a tightly-kerned two-word 'स्थान पर' (2nd house from Upapada -- the contextually sensible reading, matching the theme running through verses 6-21) and a possible single compound 'स्थानान्तर'; 'स्थान पर' was adopted as the working reading and the ambiguity is disclosed here. No reading was taken from any full-page overview; the one low-resolution crop of band 15 was used solely to confirm block type and produce a cross-reference draft, never as a source of final text.

  20. 31.20 सत्यापित

    BPHS 31.20

    संस्कृत

    तत्रेतरर्क्षगौ ज्ञारौ राहुजीवौ यदापि वा । तदा जातस्य जाया स्याद्न्तरोगनिपीडिता ॥ २० ॥

    tatretararkshagau jnyarau rahujivau yadapi va | tada jatasya jaya syadntaroganipidita || 20 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When Mercury and Saturn, or else Rahu and Jupiter, are there in another's sign, then the native's wife becomes afflicted with a [dental/internal] ailment. [The printed text reads 'स्याद्न्तरोग-', apparently missing a 'द' before 'न्तरोग' compared to the expected 'दन्तरोग' (tooth-disease); retained exactly as printed.]

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    उपपद से दूसरे स्थान पर शनि, राहु का संयोग हो तो जातक अपवाद के कारण स्त्री का परित्याग करता है या स्त्री की मृत्यु हो जाती है। उपपद या उससे दूसरे में शुक्र केतु हो तो रक्तप्रदर रोग से पीड़िता उसकी स्त्री होती है। वहीं बुध-केतु के संयोग से अस्थिस्नाव, और शनि, राहु-सूर्य के रहने से अस्थिज्वरपीडिता स्त्री होती है। वहीं यदि बुध-राहु हों तो स्त्री स्थूलाङ्गी और बुध-क्षेत्र (कन्या-मिथुन) में शनि मंगल हो तो नाक के रोग से युक्ता स्त्री होती है। मंगल के घर में भी ऐसा ही फल होता है। वहीं गुरु, शनि हो तो स्त्री कान, आंख के रोगों से युक्ता होती है। उसी उपपद या उससे द्वितीय में स्वराशिभिन्न राशि के मंगल, बुध, या राहु, गुरु हों तो स्त्री दन्तरोग-युक्ता होती है। वहीं शनि क्षेत्र (मकर-कुम्भ) में शनि-राहु पड़े तो स्त्री वात रोग से पीड़िता होती है ॥ १५-२१ ॥ [नोट: इस भाष्य में 'उपपद से दूसरे स्थान पर' पदबन्ध मुद्रित प्रति में द्व्यर्थक है -- 'स्थान पर' (दो पद) अथवा सम्भवतः 'स्थानान्तर' (एक समस्तपद); प्रसंगानुसार 'स्थान पर' पाठ यहाँ अपनाया गया है।]

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १७२/172 (PDF p.204), verso page (folio १७२ left, book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् right, band-confirmed). Row-darkness band detection returned only 16 raw bands, the last of which (2935-4952, height 2017px) is a single unbroken merged block covering the entire second half of the page -- confirmed via an explicit threshold sweep (0.9/0.5/0.3/0.15/0.05, all yielding one unbroken band) that consecutive printed lines here have essentially zero true whitespace gap, unlike ordinary false-merges elsewhere on this page. This required a dedicated technique: (1) one low-resolution (3x downscaled) crop of just that sub-region, used strictly to confirm it is dense paragraph text (not a chart/diagram) and to obtain a rough draft for cross-reference, never as a source of final text; (2) sixteen overlapping full-width high-resolution per-line crops taken directly from the original page image; (3) dedicated tight word-level re-crops (6x-10x zoom, some with autocontrast+sharpen) for every contested word before finalizing. Bands 0-1: folio + title. Bands 1-2 (outside the merged block): closing lines of the Hindi gloss for verses 31.12-31.14 that was cut off mid-sentence at the very end of page१७१ -- this page continues '...और उनके नीचस्थ होने पर नीच वंशोत्पन्ना स्त्री मिलती है। उपपद या उससे दूसरे पर शुभ ग्रहों की दृष्टि, या योग आदि सम्बन्ध हो तो उस जातक की स्त्री सुन्दरी तथा गुणयुक्त होती है ॥ १४ ॥' -- NOTE: the printed closing citation reads only '१४' (a single verse number) rather than the expected range '१२-१४', even though the gloss content clearly addresses all three verses 12, 13 and 14; this apparent citation anomaly is retained exactly as printed, not silently corrected. Bands 3-10 (by original detector numbering, verse content only): verse 31.15 (two lines, closing १५), verse 31.16 (two lines, closing १६), verse 31.17 (two lines, closing १७), verse 31.18 (two lines, closing १८). Band 11: OVERSIZED false-merge (both lines of verse 31.19, closing १९), separated correctly. Band 12: verse 31.20 line 1. Band 13: verse 31.20 line 2, closing २०; this line's hi-res crop (7x and 10x, with a dedicated word-level re-crop) clearly and repeatedly shows the printed conjunct as 'स्याद्न्तरोगनिपीडिता' -- i.e. the source appears to be missing one 'द' compared to the grammatically expected 'स्याद्दन्तरोगनिपीडिता' ('would be afflicted with tooth-disease'); retained exactly as printed rather than silently corrected, since the ink is clear and shows only a single द्-न conjunct, not a double. Band 14: OVERSIZED false-merge (both lines of verse 31.21, closing २१), separated correctly. Band 15: the massive 2017px dense block described above, read via sixteen overlapping line crops (L01-L16): L01-L09 hold a joint Hindi gloss for verses 31.15-31.21, closing '॥ १५-२१ ॥'; L10-L12 hold verse 31.22 (two lines, closing २२); L13-L14 hold a further Hindi gloss for verse 31.22 alone, closing '॥ २२ ॥'; L15 holds only the eGangotri/Swami Atmanand Giri attribution stamp (English, editorial, excluded); L16 is blank page-bottom. Verse 31.22 line 1 required extensive dedicated re-cropping (6x, 8x, 10x, and an autocontrast+sharpen pass at 8x) because the printed compound at the line's start renders ambiguously at this scan's resolution/font condition; the reading 'पदोपपदलग्नेभ्यो' (Pada-Upapada-Lagna, ablative plural, sandhi-correct) was adopted on strong grammatical and contextual grounds -- it is independently and explicitly corroborated by this same verse's own Hindi gloss (L13), which reads '...पद, उपपद तथा लग्न से जो सप्तम राशि हो...', naming exactly these three terms. This resolution is disclosed here rather than presented as a plain, unambiguous scan read. Within the 15-21 gloss (L01), one further term renders ambiguously between a tightly-kerned two-word 'स्थान पर' (2nd house from Upapada -- the contextually sensible reading, matching the theme running through verses 6-21) and a possible single compound 'स्थानान्तर'; 'स्थान पर' was adopted as the working reading and the ambiguity is disclosed here. No reading was taken from any full-page overview; the one low-resolution crop of band 15 was used solely to confirm block type and produce a cross-reference draft, never as a source of final text.

  21. 31.21 सत्यापित

    BPHS 31.21

    संस्कृत

    मन्दागू मन्दभवने पङ्गुर्वातार्दिता प्रिया । सौम्येक्षितयुते तत्र न दिशेत् फलमीदृशम् ॥ २१ ॥

    mandagu mandabhavane pangurvatardita priya | saumyekshitayute tatra na dishet phalamidrisham || 21 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Saturn and Rahu in Saturn's house [make] the wife lame or afflicted by wind-disease; if that place is joined with or aspected by a benefic, one should not declare such a result.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    उपपद से दूसरे स्थान पर शनि, राहु का संयोग हो तो जातक अपवाद के कारण स्त्री का परित्याग करता है या स्त्री की मृत्यु हो जाती है। उपपद या उससे दूसरे में शुक्र केतु हो तो रक्तप्रदर रोग से पीड़िता उसकी स्त्री होती है। वहीं बुध-केतु के संयोग से अस्थिस्नाव, और शनि, राहु-सूर्य के रहने से अस्थिज्वरपीडिता स्त्री होती है। वहीं यदि बुध-राहु हों तो स्त्री स्थूलाङ्गी और बुध-क्षेत्र (कन्या-मिथुन) में शनि मंगल हो तो नाक के रोग से युक्ता स्त्री होती है। मंगल के घर में भी ऐसा ही फल होता है। वहीं गुरु, शनि हो तो स्त्री कान, आंख के रोगों से युक्ता होती है। उसी उपपद या उससे द्वितीय में स्वराशिभिन्न राशि के मंगल, बुध, या राहु, गुरु हों तो स्त्री दन्तरोग-युक्ता होती है। वहीं शनि क्षेत्र (मकर-कुम्भ) में शनि-राहु पड़े तो स्त्री वात रोग से पीड़िता होती है ॥ १५-२१ ॥ [नोट: इस भाष्य में 'उपपद से दूसरे स्थान पर' पदबन्ध मुद्रित प्रति में द्व्यर्थक है -- 'स्थान पर' (दो पद) अथवा सम्भवतः 'स्थानान्तर' (एक समस्तपद); प्रसंगानुसार 'स्थान पर' पाठ यहाँ अपनाया गया है।]

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १७२/172 (PDF p.204), verso page (folio १७२ left, book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् right, band-confirmed). Row-darkness band detection returned only 16 raw bands, the last of which (2935-4952, height 2017px) is a single unbroken merged block covering the entire second half of the page -- confirmed via an explicit threshold sweep (0.9/0.5/0.3/0.15/0.05, all yielding one unbroken band) that consecutive printed lines here have essentially zero true whitespace gap, unlike ordinary false-merges elsewhere on this page. This required a dedicated technique: (1) one low-resolution (3x downscaled) crop of just that sub-region, used strictly to confirm it is dense paragraph text (not a chart/diagram) and to obtain a rough draft for cross-reference, never as a source of final text; (2) sixteen overlapping full-width high-resolution per-line crops taken directly from the original page image; (3) dedicated tight word-level re-crops (6x-10x zoom, some with autocontrast+sharpen) for every contested word before finalizing. Bands 0-1: folio + title. Bands 1-2 (outside the merged block): closing lines of the Hindi gloss for verses 31.12-31.14 that was cut off mid-sentence at the very end of page१७१ -- this page continues '...और उनके नीचस्थ होने पर नीच वंशोत्पन्ना स्त्री मिलती है। उपपद या उससे दूसरे पर शुभ ग्रहों की दृष्टि, या योग आदि सम्बन्ध हो तो उस जातक की स्त्री सुन्दरी तथा गुणयुक्त होती है ॥ १४ ॥' -- NOTE: the printed closing citation reads only '१४' (a single verse number) rather than the expected range '१२-१४', even though the gloss content clearly addresses all three verses 12, 13 and 14; this apparent citation anomaly is retained exactly as printed, not silently corrected. Bands 3-10 (by original detector numbering, verse content only): verse 31.15 (two lines, closing १५), verse 31.16 (two lines, closing १६), verse 31.17 (two lines, closing १७), verse 31.18 (two lines, closing १८). Band 11: OVERSIZED false-merge (both lines of verse 31.19, closing १९), separated correctly. Band 12: verse 31.20 line 1. Band 13: verse 31.20 line 2, closing २०; this line's hi-res crop (7x and 10x, with a dedicated word-level re-crop) clearly and repeatedly shows the printed conjunct as 'स्याद्न्तरोगनिपीडिता' -- i.e. the source appears to be missing one 'द' compared to the grammatically expected 'स्याद्दन्तरोगनिपीडिता' ('would be afflicted with tooth-disease'); retained exactly as printed rather than silently corrected, since the ink is clear and shows only a single द्-न conjunct, not a double. Band 14: OVERSIZED false-merge (both lines of verse 31.21, closing २१), separated correctly. Band 15: the massive 2017px dense block described above, read via sixteen overlapping line crops (L01-L16): L01-L09 hold a joint Hindi gloss for verses 31.15-31.21, closing '॥ १५-२१ ॥'; L10-L12 hold verse 31.22 (two lines, closing २२); L13-L14 hold a further Hindi gloss for verse 31.22 alone, closing '॥ २२ ॥'; L15 holds only the eGangotri/Swami Atmanand Giri attribution stamp (English, editorial, excluded); L16 is blank page-bottom. Verse 31.22 line 1 required extensive dedicated re-cropping (6x, 8x, 10x, and an autocontrast+sharpen pass at 8x) because the printed compound at the line's start renders ambiguously at this scan's resolution/font condition; the reading 'पदोपपदलग्नेभ्यो' (Pada-Upapada-Lagna, ablative plural, sandhi-correct) was adopted on strong grammatical and contextual grounds -- it is independently and explicitly corroborated by this same verse's own Hindi gloss (L13), which reads '...पद, उपपद तथा लग्न से जो सप्तम राशि हो...', naming exactly these three terms. This resolution is disclosed here rather than presented as a plain, unambiguous scan read. Within the 15-21 gloss (L01), one further term renders ambiguously between a tightly-kerned two-word 'स्थान पर' (2nd house from Upapada -- the contextually sensible reading, matching the theme running through verses 6-21) and a possible single compound 'स्थानान्तर'; 'स्थान पर' was adopted as the working reading and the ambiguity is disclosed here. No reading was taken from any full-page overview; the one low-resolution crop of band 15 was used solely to confirm block type and produce a cross-reference draft, never as a source of final text.

  22. 31.22 सत्यापित

    BPHS 31.22

    संस्कृत

    पदोपपदलग्नेभ्यो यद्भं सप्तमगं भवेत् । ततस्तदधिपाच्चस्य नवांशाद् वा फलं दिशेत् ॥ २२ ॥

    padopapadalagnebhyo yadbham saptamagam bhavet | tatastadadhipachchasya navamshad va phalam dishet || 22 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    From the Pada, Upapada, and Lagna, whatever sign becomes the seventh [counted from each] -- from the lord of that, or from its navamsha, one should give the result. [Line 1's opening compound was ambiguous at this scan's resolution; the reading adopted here is independently corroborated by this verse's own Hindi gloss, which explicitly names पद, उपपद and लग्न.]

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    इस तरह पद, उपपद तथा लग्न से जो सप्तम राशि हो उससे, उसके अधिप से, या उसके नवांश से फलादेश कहना चाहिए ॥ २२ ॥

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १७२/172 (PDF p.204), verso page (folio १७२ left, book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् right, band-confirmed). Row-darkness band detection returned only 16 raw bands, the last of which (2935-4952, height 2017px) is a single unbroken merged block covering the entire second half of the page -- confirmed via an explicit threshold sweep (0.9/0.5/0.3/0.15/0.05, all yielding one unbroken band) that consecutive printed lines here have essentially zero true whitespace gap, unlike ordinary false-merges elsewhere on this page. This required a dedicated technique: (1) one low-resolution (3x downscaled) crop of just that sub-region, used strictly to confirm it is dense paragraph text (not a chart/diagram) and to obtain a rough draft for cross-reference, never as a source of final text; (2) sixteen overlapping full-width high-resolution per-line crops taken directly from the original page image; (3) dedicated tight word-level re-crops (6x-10x zoom, some with autocontrast+sharpen) for every contested word before finalizing. Bands 0-1: folio + title. Bands 1-2 (outside the merged block): closing lines of the Hindi gloss for verses 31.12-31.14 that was cut off mid-sentence at the very end of page१७१ -- this page continues '...और उनके नीचस्थ होने पर नीच वंशोत्पन्ना स्त्री मिलती है। उपपद या उससे दूसरे पर शुभ ग्रहों की दृष्टि, या योग आदि सम्बन्ध हो तो उस जातक की स्त्री सुन्दरी तथा गुणयुक्त होती है ॥ १४ ॥' -- NOTE: the printed closing citation reads only '१४' (a single verse number) rather than the expected range '१२-१४', even though the gloss content clearly addresses all three verses 12, 13 and 14; this apparent citation anomaly is retained exactly as printed, not silently corrected. Bands 3-10 (by original detector numbering, verse content only): verse 31.15 (two lines, closing १५), verse 31.16 (two lines, closing १६), verse 31.17 (two lines, closing १७), verse 31.18 (two lines, closing १८). Band 11: OVERSIZED false-merge (both lines of verse 31.19, closing १९), separated correctly. Band 12: verse 31.20 line 1. Band 13: verse 31.20 line 2, closing २०; this line's hi-res crop (7x and 10x, with a dedicated word-level re-crop) clearly and repeatedly shows the printed conjunct as 'स्याद्न्तरोगनिपीडिता' -- i.e. the source appears to be missing one 'द' compared to the grammatically expected 'स्याद्दन्तरोगनिपीडिता' ('would be afflicted with tooth-disease'); retained exactly as printed rather than silently corrected, since the ink is clear and shows only a single द्-न conjunct, not a double. Band 14: OVERSIZED false-merge (both lines of verse 31.21, closing २१), separated correctly. Band 15: the massive 2017px dense block described above, read via sixteen overlapping line crops (L01-L16): L01-L09 hold a joint Hindi gloss for verses 31.15-31.21, closing '॥ १५-२१ ॥'; L10-L12 hold verse 31.22 (two lines, closing २२); L13-L14 hold a further Hindi gloss for verse 31.22 alone, closing '॥ २२ ॥'; L15 holds only the eGangotri/Swami Atmanand Giri attribution stamp (English, editorial, excluded); L16 is blank page-bottom. Verse 31.22 line 1 required extensive dedicated re-cropping (6x, 8x, 10x, and an autocontrast+sharpen pass at 8x) because the printed compound at the line's start renders ambiguously at this scan's resolution/font condition; the reading 'पदोपपदलग्नेभ्यो' (Pada-Upapada-Lagna, ablative plural, sandhi-correct) was adopted on strong grammatical and contextual grounds -- it is independently and explicitly corroborated by this same verse's own Hindi gloss (L13), which reads '...पद, उपपद तथा लग्न से जो सप्तम राशि हो...', naming exactly these three terms. This resolution is disclosed here rather than presented as a plain, unambiguous scan read. Within the 15-21 gloss (L01), one further term renders ambiguously between a tightly-kerned two-word 'स्थान पर' (2nd house from Upapada -- the contextually sensible reading, matching the theme running through verses 6-21) and a possible single compound 'स्थानान्तर'; 'स्थान पर' was adopted as the working reading and the ambiguity is disclosed here. No reading was taken from any full-page overview; the one low-resolution crop of band 15 was used solely to confirm block type and produce a cross-reference draft, never as a source of final text.

  23. 31.23 सत्यापित

    BPHS 31.23

    संस्कृत

    नवमे मन्दविच्चन्द्रैरुक्तेभ्यो द्विज ! संस्थितैः । अनपत्यमथो राहुजीवार्कवह्निष्नुता ॥ २३ ॥

    navame mandavicchandrairuktebhyo dvija ! samsthitaih | anapatyamatho rahujivarkavahnishnuta || 23 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    O twice-born! When the aforesaid [houses] are occupied by Saturn, Mercury, or the Moon in the ninth, [there is] childlessness; but when occupied by Rahu, Jupiter, the Sun, or Mars, [the opposite, many sons].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    उपर्युक्त स्थानों से नवम में शनि, बुध, चन्द्र हो तो जातक निःसन्तान होता है और वहीं यदि गुरु, राहु, सूर्य हों तो वह बहुपुत्र होता है। नवम में एक मात्र चन्द्रमा के रहने से जातक को एक पुत्र से पुत्रसौख्य कहना। यदि मिश्रग्रह हों तो विलम्बतः पुत्रसौख्य होवे। गुरु, सूर्य, राहु यदि उसमें हों तो जातक प्रतापी बलवीर्ययुक्त, शत्रुओं पर विजय पाने वाला होता है। यदि मंगल से युक्त उपर्युक्त नवम हो तो जातक अपुत्र होता है या दत्तक पुत्र या भ्रातृज से पुत्रवाला होता है। उक्त स्थान विषम राशि हो तो अनेक पुत्र और समराशि हो तो अल्प पुत्र कहना चाहिए ॥ २६-२६½ ॥ [नोट: यह भाष्य मुद्रित प्रति में स्पष्ट रूप से "२६-२६½" उद्धृत करता है, जो इस संस्करण की अपनी अर्ध-श्लोक क्रमांकन शैली दर्शाता है।]

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १७३/173 (PDF p.205), recto page (folio १७३ right, running head "उपपदफलाध्यायः" left, band-confirmed via band0). Row-darkness band detection returned 31 raw bands, a normal-density page (unlike page१७२'s 16-band dense-merge page). Band1: "पुत्र विचार—" subheading (editorial, excluded) opening a new topical section ("Consideration of sons") within Chapter 31. Bands2-9: verses 31.23-31.26 (each two lines, normally split, closing २३/२४/२५/२६ respectively). Band10: a single unnumbered-looking line ("अनोजे सति मैत्रेय ! स्वल्पापत्यः प्रजायते ।") initially flagged as an anomaly (no closing citation at all) -- investigated via a direct region re-crop (ruling out hidden adjacent text) and an explicit pixel-row-darkness gap re-scan across the full y-range spanning bands9-11 (ruling out a missed/hidden band) -- then FULLY EXPLAINED, not merely tolerated, when band18's gloss-closing citation was read and independently re-verified via two dedicated high-zoom numeral crops (a 10x crop confirming the first number is "२६" not "२१", and an 8x crop confirming the second is a fraction "२६½") to read "॥ २६-२६½ ॥" -- revealing that this printed edition itself explicitly numbers this single line as verse "26½", a legitimate interpolated-half-verse convention. Bands11-18: joint Hindi gloss for verses 31.23-31.26 and 31."26½", closing "॥ २६-२६½ ॥". Band19: verse 31.27, ONE printed line only ("मुने ! सिंहे तूपपदे निशानाथ-युतेक्षिते ॥ २७ ॥"), closing with a plain whole-number citation "२७" (unlike 26½'s explicit fractional citation). Investigated via a wider-padding re-crop (resolving an apparent garbled opening fragment to the correct "मुने") and an explicit gap re-scan across bands17-19 (ruling out a missed/hidden second line). Given that band27 (verse 31.29, see below) shows the SAME single-line-then-plain-whole-number pattern at another topical-transition point on this same page, this is treated as this edition's own convention of occasionally numbering a single 16-syllable (half-shloka) line as its own complete verse at topical transitions, rather than as evidence of a missing first pada-pair; disclosed here as an interpretive judgment, not a certainty, since the edition does not explicitly mark it "27½" the way it did for 26½. Bands20-21: verse 31.28 (two lines, closing २८). Band22: an unnumbered maxim-line with NO citation anywhere ("इत्थं त्रिंशांशकुण्डल्यां योगं चापि विलोकयेत् ।", "thus one should also examine the yoga in the trimshamsha-kundali") -- the following gloss (bands23-26) closes citing only "२७-२८", not a fractional or extended range, so this maxim-line has no verse-number attribution at all in the print; treated here as a disclosed unnumbered addendum appended to verse 31.28's transcription rather than assigned a fabricated ref. Bands23-26: joint Hindi gloss for verses 31.27-31.28, closing "॥ २७-२८ ॥". Band27: an OVERSIZED false-merge (199px) of a new subheading "सहजविचार—" ("Consideration of siblings", editorial, excluded) plus verse 31.29's single printed line, closing with a plain whole-number citation "२९" -- same single-line-at-topical-transition pattern as band19/verse27 above. The verse's opening compound (before the clearly-legible "मन्दराहू", i.e. Saturn-Rahu) was re-cropped extensively (initial 7x/8x pair, then six further 10x per-syllable crops, then two final 12x non-sharpened crops spanning the full compound) and remains genuinely illegible/uncertain even at the highest zoom tried -- the visible strokes are retained here as best-effort per-akshara transcription ("परतस्त्र्ययगौ"), explicitly disclosed as unreliable and possibly reflecting a print defect at this exact spot, NOT corrected to any hypothesized "clean" reading. The verse's closing compound "भ्रात्रावनाशनौ" ("the two/pair that are destroyers of brother[s]") is legible but its final vowel-sign is ambiguous between अ-कार "ना" and औ-कार dual "नौ" at this resolution; the dual "नौ" is adopted as the grammatically-motivated reading (two grahas, मन्दराहू, are named) and disclosed as such. Band28: an OVERSIZED false-merge (252px, both lines of verse 31.30, closing ३०), separated correctly and independently re-verified at high zoom -- both lines read cleanly with no anomaly ("तत्राये ज्यायसो भ्रातुस्तृतीये चानुजन्मनः ।" / "स्वव्यवहितगर्भस्य नाशस्तत्र स्थिते सिते ॥ ३० ॥"). Band29: verse 31.31 line1 ("लग्ने पदे लये वापि दैत्याचार्ययुतेक्षिते ।"), read cleanly. Band30: verse 31.31 line2, closing ३१ -- this band is a false-merge of the Devanagari closing line with the eGangotri/Swami Atmanand Giri attribution stamp (English) printed directly BELOW it, but here (unlike other recent pages) the stamp's baseline sits close enough to physically overlap/interlace with a middle portion of the Devanagari line's ink at this scan's resolution; the clearly-legible portions ("निर्दिशति फलं होरा..." at the start and "...द्विज ॥ ३१ ॥" at the end) are retained, while a short middle segment obscured by the overlapping stamp ink is rendered as best-effort ("स्वजं"/similar) and disclosed as partially uncertain due to this physical ink overlap, not a resolution/zoom limitation. A dedicated bottom-of-page crop (y=4720-4952, the full remaining margin below band30) was checked and confirmed BLANK -- the page ends cleanly right after verse 31.31's closing citation, with no further content and no gloss provided for verses 31.29-31.31 within this page; whether a gloss for 29-31 appears at the start of page१७४ (deferred) or is simply absent from this edition for this verse-group is not yet known and is the first item to check on page१७४. No reading was taken from any full-page overview; every crop above was derived from the indexed band list per standing practice.

  24. 31.24 सत्यापित

    BPHS 31.24

    संस्कृत

    तत्रेन्दुनैकपुत्रस्तु तत्सौख्यं मिश्रतश्चिरात् । देवेज्यहेलिफणिभिः प्रतापी बलवीर्ययुक् ॥ २४ ॥

    tatrendunaikaputrastu tatsaukhyam mishratashcirat | devejyahelifanibhih pratapi balaviryayuk || 24 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    There, with the Moon alone, one son [and] that happiness; with a mixture [of planets], belatedly. With Jupiter, the Sun, and Rahu (phani), [the native is] glorious, endowed with strength and valor.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    उपर्युक्त स्थानों से नवम में शनि, बुध, चन्द्र हो तो जातक निःसन्तान होता है और वहीं यदि गुरु, राहु, सूर्य हों तो वह बहुपुत्र होता है। नवम में एक मात्र चन्द्रमा के रहने से जातक को एक पुत्र से पुत्रसौख्य कहना। यदि मिश्रग्रह हों तो विलम्बतः पुत्रसौख्य होवे। गुरु, सूर्य, राहु यदि उसमें हों तो जातक प्रतापी बलवीर्ययुक्त, शत्रुओं पर विजय पाने वाला होता है। यदि मंगल से युक्त उपर्युक्त नवम हो तो जातक अपुत्र होता है या दत्तक पुत्र या भ्रातृज से पुत्रवाला होता है। उक्त स्थान विषम राशि हो तो अनेक पुत्र और समराशि हो तो अल्प पुत्र कहना चाहिए ॥ २६-२६½ ॥ [नोट: यह भाष्य मुद्रित प्रति में स्पष्ट रूप से "२६-२६½" उद्धृत करता है, जो इस संस्करण की अपनी अर्ध-श्लोक क्रमांकन शैली दर्शाता है।]

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १७३/173 (PDF p.205), recto page (folio १७३ right, running head "उपपदफलाध्यायः" left, band-confirmed via band0). Row-darkness band detection returned 31 raw bands, a normal-density page (unlike page१७२'s 16-band dense-merge page). Band1: "पुत्र विचार—" subheading (editorial, excluded) opening a new topical section ("Consideration of sons") within Chapter 31. Bands2-9: verses 31.23-31.26 (each two lines, normally split, closing २३/२४/२५/२६ respectively). Band10: a single unnumbered-looking line ("अनोजे सति मैत्रेय ! स्वल्पापत्यः प्रजायते ।") initially flagged as an anomaly (no closing citation at all) -- investigated via a direct region re-crop (ruling out hidden adjacent text) and an explicit pixel-row-darkness gap re-scan across the full y-range spanning bands9-11 (ruling out a missed/hidden band) -- then FULLY EXPLAINED, not merely tolerated, when band18's gloss-closing citation was read and independently re-verified via two dedicated high-zoom numeral crops (a 10x crop confirming the first number is "२६" not "२१", and an 8x crop confirming the second is a fraction "२६½") to read "॥ २६-२६½ ॥" -- revealing that this printed edition itself explicitly numbers this single line as verse "26½", a legitimate interpolated-half-verse convention. Bands11-18: joint Hindi gloss for verses 31.23-31.26 and 31."26½", closing "॥ २६-२६½ ॥". Band19: verse 31.27, ONE printed line only ("मुने ! सिंहे तूपपदे निशानाथ-युतेक्षिते ॥ २७ ॥"), closing with a plain whole-number citation "२७" (unlike 26½'s explicit fractional citation). Investigated via a wider-padding re-crop (resolving an apparent garbled opening fragment to the correct "मुने") and an explicit gap re-scan across bands17-19 (ruling out a missed/hidden second line). Given that band27 (verse 31.29, see below) shows the SAME single-line-then-plain-whole-number pattern at another topical-transition point on this same page, this is treated as this edition's own convention of occasionally numbering a single 16-syllable (half-shloka) line as its own complete verse at topical transitions, rather than as evidence of a missing first pada-pair; disclosed here as an interpretive judgment, not a certainty, since the edition does not explicitly mark it "27½" the way it did for 26½. Bands20-21: verse 31.28 (two lines, closing २८). Band22: an unnumbered maxim-line with NO citation anywhere ("इत्थं त्रिंशांशकुण्डल्यां योगं चापि विलोकयेत् ।", "thus one should also examine the yoga in the trimshamsha-kundali") -- the following gloss (bands23-26) closes citing only "२७-२८", not a fractional or extended range, so this maxim-line has no verse-number attribution at all in the print; treated here as a disclosed unnumbered addendum appended to verse 31.28's transcription rather than assigned a fabricated ref. Bands23-26: joint Hindi gloss for verses 31.27-31.28, closing "॥ २७-२८ ॥". Band27: an OVERSIZED false-merge (199px) of a new subheading "सहजविचार—" ("Consideration of siblings", editorial, excluded) plus verse 31.29's single printed line, closing with a plain whole-number citation "२९" -- same single-line-at-topical-transition pattern as band19/verse27 above. The verse's opening compound (before the clearly-legible "मन्दराहू", i.e. Saturn-Rahu) was re-cropped extensively (initial 7x/8x pair, then six further 10x per-syllable crops, then two final 12x non-sharpened crops spanning the full compound) and remains genuinely illegible/uncertain even at the highest zoom tried -- the visible strokes are retained here as best-effort per-akshara transcription ("परतस्त्र्ययगौ"), explicitly disclosed as unreliable and possibly reflecting a print defect at this exact spot, NOT corrected to any hypothesized "clean" reading. The verse's closing compound "भ्रात्रावनाशनौ" ("the two/pair that are destroyers of brother[s]") is legible but its final vowel-sign is ambiguous between अ-कार "ना" and औ-कार dual "नौ" at this resolution; the dual "नौ" is adopted as the grammatically-motivated reading (two grahas, मन्दराहू, are named) and disclosed as such. Band28: an OVERSIZED false-merge (252px, both lines of verse 31.30, closing ३०), separated correctly and independently re-verified at high zoom -- both lines read cleanly with no anomaly ("तत्राये ज्यायसो भ्रातुस्तृतीये चानुजन्मनः ।" / "स्वव्यवहितगर्भस्य नाशस्तत्र स्थिते सिते ॥ ३० ॥"). Band29: verse 31.31 line1 ("लग्ने पदे लये वापि दैत्याचार्ययुतेक्षिते ।"), read cleanly. Band30: verse 31.31 line2, closing ३१ -- this band is a false-merge of the Devanagari closing line with the eGangotri/Swami Atmanand Giri attribution stamp (English) printed directly BELOW it, but here (unlike other recent pages) the stamp's baseline sits close enough to physically overlap/interlace with a middle portion of the Devanagari line's ink at this scan's resolution; the clearly-legible portions ("निर्दिशति फलं होरा..." at the start and "...द्विज ॥ ३१ ॥" at the end) are retained, while a short middle segment obscured by the overlapping stamp ink is rendered as best-effort ("स्वजं"/similar) and disclosed as partially uncertain due to this physical ink overlap, not a resolution/zoom limitation. A dedicated bottom-of-page crop (y=4720-4952, the full remaining margin below band30) was checked and confirmed BLANK -- the page ends cleanly right after verse 31.31's closing citation, with no further content and no gloss provided for verses 31.29-31.31 within this page; whether a gloss for 29-31 appears at the start of page१७४ (deferred) or is simply absent from this edition for this verse-group is not yet known and is the first item to check on page१७४. No reading was taken from any full-page overview; every crop above was derived from the indexed band list per standing practice.

  25. 31.25 सत्यापित

    BPHS 31.25

    संस्कृत

    प्रचण्डविजयी पुत्रो रिपुनिग्रहकारकः । भौमाकिंभ्यां युते तस्मिन्नपुत्रो जायते नरः ॥ २५ ॥

    prachandavijayi putro ripunigrahakarakah | bhaumakimbhyam yute tasminnaputro jayate narah || 25 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [Such a native has] a fiercely victorious son, a subduer of enemies. When that [place] is joined with Mars and Ketu (aki), the man becomes sonless.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    उपर्युक्त स्थानों से नवम में शनि, बुध, चन्द्र हो तो जातक निःसन्तान होता है और वहीं यदि गुरु, राहु, सूर्य हों तो वह बहुपुत्र होता है। नवम में एक मात्र चन्द्रमा के रहने से जातक को एक पुत्र से पुत्रसौख्य कहना। यदि मिश्रग्रह हों तो विलम्बतः पुत्रसौख्य होवे। गुरु, सूर्य, राहु यदि उसमें हों तो जातक प्रतापी बलवीर्ययुक्त, शत्रुओं पर विजय पाने वाला होता है। यदि मंगल से युक्त उपर्युक्त नवम हो तो जातक अपुत्र होता है या दत्तक पुत्र या भ्रातृज से पुत्रवाला होता है। उक्त स्थान विषम राशि हो तो अनेक पुत्र और समराशि हो तो अल्प पुत्र कहना चाहिए ॥ २६-२६½ ॥ [नोट: यह भाष्य मुद्रित प्रति में स्पष्ट रूप से "२६-२६½" उद्धृत करता है, जो इस संस्करण की अपनी अर्ध-श्लोक क्रमांकन शैली दर्शाता है।]

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १७३/173 (PDF p.205), recto page (folio १७३ right, running head "उपपदफलाध्यायः" left, band-confirmed via band0). Row-darkness band detection returned 31 raw bands, a normal-density page (unlike page१७२'s 16-band dense-merge page). Band1: "पुत्र विचार—" subheading (editorial, excluded) opening a new topical section ("Consideration of sons") within Chapter 31. Bands2-9: verses 31.23-31.26 (each two lines, normally split, closing २३/२४/२५/२६ respectively). Band10: a single unnumbered-looking line ("अनोजे सति मैत्रेय ! स्वल्पापत्यः प्रजायते ।") initially flagged as an anomaly (no closing citation at all) -- investigated via a direct region re-crop (ruling out hidden adjacent text) and an explicit pixel-row-darkness gap re-scan across the full y-range spanning bands9-11 (ruling out a missed/hidden band) -- then FULLY EXPLAINED, not merely tolerated, when band18's gloss-closing citation was read and independently re-verified via two dedicated high-zoom numeral crops (a 10x crop confirming the first number is "२६" not "२१", and an 8x crop confirming the second is a fraction "२६½") to read "॥ २६-२६½ ॥" -- revealing that this printed edition itself explicitly numbers this single line as verse "26½", a legitimate interpolated-half-verse convention. Bands11-18: joint Hindi gloss for verses 31.23-31.26 and 31."26½", closing "॥ २६-२६½ ॥". Band19: verse 31.27, ONE printed line only ("मुने ! सिंहे तूपपदे निशानाथ-युतेक्षिते ॥ २७ ॥"), closing with a plain whole-number citation "२७" (unlike 26½'s explicit fractional citation). Investigated via a wider-padding re-crop (resolving an apparent garbled opening fragment to the correct "मुने") and an explicit gap re-scan across bands17-19 (ruling out a missed/hidden second line). Given that band27 (verse 31.29, see below) shows the SAME single-line-then-plain-whole-number pattern at another topical-transition point on this same page, this is treated as this edition's own convention of occasionally numbering a single 16-syllable (half-shloka) line as its own complete verse at topical transitions, rather than as evidence of a missing first pada-pair; disclosed here as an interpretive judgment, not a certainty, since the edition does not explicitly mark it "27½" the way it did for 26½. Bands20-21: verse 31.28 (two lines, closing २८). Band22: an unnumbered maxim-line with NO citation anywhere ("इत्थं त्रिंशांशकुण्डल्यां योगं चापि विलोकयेत् ।", "thus one should also examine the yoga in the trimshamsha-kundali") -- the following gloss (bands23-26) closes citing only "२७-२८", not a fractional or extended range, so this maxim-line has no verse-number attribution at all in the print; treated here as a disclosed unnumbered addendum appended to verse 31.28's transcription rather than assigned a fabricated ref. Bands23-26: joint Hindi gloss for verses 31.27-31.28, closing "॥ २७-२८ ॥". Band27: an OVERSIZED false-merge (199px) of a new subheading "सहजविचार—" ("Consideration of siblings", editorial, excluded) plus verse 31.29's single printed line, closing with a plain whole-number citation "२९" -- same single-line-at-topical-transition pattern as band19/verse27 above. The verse's opening compound (before the clearly-legible "मन्दराहू", i.e. Saturn-Rahu) was re-cropped extensively (initial 7x/8x pair, then six further 10x per-syllable crops, then two final 12x non-sharpened crops spanning the full compound) and remains genuinely illegible/uncertain even at the highest zoom tried -- the visible strokes are retained here as best-effort per-akshara transcription ("परतस्त्र्ययगौ"), explicitly disclosed as unreliable and possibly reflecting a print defect at this exact spot, NOT corrected to any hypothesized "clean" reading. The verse's closing compound "भ्रात्रावनाशनौ" ("the two/pair that are destroyers of brother[s]") is legible but its final vowel-sign is ambiguous between अ-कार "ना" and औ-कार dual "नौ" at this resolution; the dual "नौ" is adopted as the grammatically-motivated reading (two grahas, मन्दराहू, are named) and disclosed as such. Band28: an OVERSIZED false-merge (252px, both lines of verse 31.30, closing ३०), separated correctly and independently re-verified at high zoom -- both lines read cleanly with no anomaly ("तत्राये ज्यायसो भ्रातुस्तृतीये चानुजन्मनः ।" / "स्वव्यवहितगर्भस्य नाशस्तत्र स्थिते सिते ॥ ३० ॥"). Band29: verse 31.31 line1 ("लग्ने पदे लये वापि दैत्याचार्ययुतेक्षिते ।"), read cleanly. Band30: verse 31.31 line2, closing ३१ -- this band is a false-merge of the Devanagari closing line with the eGangotri/Swami Atmanand Giri attribution stamp (English) printed directly BELOW it, but here (unlike other recent pages) the stamp's baseline sits close enough to physically overlap/interlace with a middle portion of the Devanagari line's ink at this scan's resolution; the clearly-legible portions ("निर्दिशति फलं होरा..." at the start and "...द्विज ॥ ३१ ॥" at the end) are retained, while a short middle segment obscured by the overlapping stamp ink is rendered as best-effort ("स्वजं"/similar) and disclosed as partially uncertain due to this physical ink overlap, not a resolution/zoom limitation. A dedicated bottom-of-page crop (y=4720-4952, the full remaining margin below band30) was checked and confirmed BLANK -- the page ends cleanly right after verse 31.31's closing citation, with no further content and no gloss provided for verses 31.29-31.31 within this page; whether a gloss for 29-31 appears at the start of page१७४ (deferred) or is simply absent from this edition for this verse-group is not yet known and is the first item to check on page१७४. No reading was taken from any full-page overview; every crop above was derived from the indexed band list per standing practice.

  26. 31.26 सत्यापित

    BPHS 31.26

    संस्कृत

    परपुत्रयुतो वापि सहोत्थसुतवान् भवेत् । तस्मिन्नोजगते राशौ जातश्चानेकपुत्रवान् ॥ २६ ॥

    paraputrayuto vapi sahotthasutavan bhavet | tasminnojagate rashau jatashchanekaputravan || 26 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Or else he may have a son by another [i.e. an adopted or step-son], or a son born together [with another]. If [the native is] born when that sign is an odd (male) sign, he has many sons.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    उपर्युक्त स्थानों से नवम में शनि, बुध, चन्द्र हो तो जातक निःसन्तान होता है और वहीं यदि गुरु, राहु, सूर्य हों तो वह बहुपुत्र होता है। नवम में एक मात्र चन्द्रमा के रहने से जातक को एक पुत्र से पुत्रसौख्य कहना। यदि मिश्रग्रह हों तो विलम्बतः पुत्रसौख्य होवे। गुरु, सूर्य, राहु यदि उसमें हों तो जातक प्रतापी बलवीर्ययुक्त, शत्रुओं पर विजय पाने वाला होता है। यदि मंगल से युक्त उपर्युक्त नवम हो तो जातक अपुत्र होता है या दत्तक पुत्र या भ्रातृज से पुत्रवाला होता है। उक्त स्थान विषम राशि हो तो अनेक पुत्र और समराशि हो तो अल्प पुत्र कहना चाहिए ॥ २६-२६½ ॥ [नोट: यह भाष्य मुद्रित प्रति में स्पष्ट रूप से "२६-२६½" उद्धृत करता है, जो इस संस्करण की अपनी अर्ध-श्लोक क्रमांकन शैली दर्शाता है।]

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १७३/173 (PDF p.205), recto page (folio १७३ right, running head "उपपदफलाध्यायः" left, band-confirmed via band0). Row-darkness band detection returned 31 raw bands, a normal-density page (unlike page१७२'s 16-band dense-merge page). Band1: "पुत्र विचार—" subheading (editorial, excluded) opening a new topical section ("Consideration of sons") within Chapter 31. Bands2-9: verses 31.23-31.26 (each two lines, normally split, closing २३/२४/२५/२६ respectively). Band10: a single unnumbered-looking line ("अनोजे सति मैत्रेय ! स्वल्पापत्यः प्रजायते ।") initially flagged as an anomaly (no closing citation at all) -- investigated via a direct region re-crop (ruling out hidden adjacent text) and an explicit pixel-row-darkness gap re-scan across the full y-range spanning bands9-11 (ruling out a missed/hidden band) -- then FULLY EXPLAINED, not merely tolerated, when band18's gloss-closing citation was read and independently re-verified via two dedicated high-zoom numeral crops (a 10x crop confirming the first number is "२६" not "२१", and an 8x crop confirming the second is a fraction "२६½") to read "॥ २६-२६½ ॥" -- revealing that this printed edition itself explicitly numbers this single line as verse "26½", a legitimate interpolated-half-verse convention. Bands11-18: joint Hindi gloss for verses 31.23-31.26 and 31."26½", closing "॥ २६-२६½ ॥". Band19: verse 31.27, ONE printed line only ("मुने ! सिंहे तूपपदे निशानाथ-युतेक्षिते ॥ २७ ॥"), closing with a plain whole-number citation "२७" (unlike 26½'s explicit fractional citation). Investigated via a wider-padding re-crop (resolving an apparent garbled opening fragment to the correct "मुने") and an explicit gap re-scan across bands17-19 (ruling out a missed/hidden second line). Given that band27 (verse 31.29, see below) shows the SAME single-line-then-plain-whole-number pattern at another topical-transition point on this same page, this is treated as this edition's own convention of occasionally numbering a single 16-syllable (half-shloka) line as its own complete verse at topical transitions, rather than as evidence of a missing first pada-pair; disclosed here as an interpretive judgment, not a certainty, since the edition does not explicitly mark it "27½" the way it did for 26½. Bands20-21: verse 31.28 (two lines, closing २८). Band22: an unnumbered maxim-line with NO citation anywhere ("इत्थं त्रिंशांशकुण्डल्यां योगं चापि विलोकयेत् ।", "thus one should also examine the yoga in the trimshamsha-kundali") -- the following gloss (bands23-26) closes citing only "२७-२८", not a fractional or extended range, so this maxim-line has no verse-number attribution at all in the print; treated here as a disclosed unnumbered addendum appended to verse 31.28's transcription rather than assigned a fabricated ref. Bands23-26: joint Hindi gloss for verses 31.27-31.28, closing "॥ २७-२८ ॥". Band27: an OVERSIZED false-merge (199px) of a new subheading "सहजविचार—" ("Consideration of siblings", editorial, excluded) plus verse 31.29's single printed line, closing with a plain whole-number citation "२९" -- same single-line-at-topical-transition pattern as band19/verse27 above. The verse's opening compound (before the clearly-legible "मन्दराहू", i.e. Saturn-Rahu) was re-cropped extensively (initial 7x/8x pair, then six further 10x per-syllable crops, then two final 12x non-sharpened crops spanning the full compound) and remains genuinely illegible/uncertain even at the highest zoom tried -- the visible strokes are retained here as best-effort per-akshara transcription ("परतस्त्र्ययगौ"), explicitly disclosed as unreliable and possibly reflecting a print defect at this exact spot, NOT corrected to any hypothesized "clean" reading. The verse's closing compound "भ्रात्रावनाशनौ" ("the two/pair that are destroyers of brother[s]") is legible but its final vowel-sign is ambiguous between अ-कार "ना" and औ-कार dual "नौ" at this resolution; the dual "नौ" is adopted as the grammatically-motivated reading (two grahas, मन्दराहू, are named) and disclosed as such. Band28: an OVERSIZED false-merge (252px, both lines of verse 31.30, closing ३०), separated correctly and independently re-verified at high zoom -- both lines read cleanly with no anomaly ("तत्राये ज्यायसो भ्रातुस्तृतीये चानुजन्मनः ।" / "स्वव्यवहितगर्भस्य नाशस्तत्र स्थिते सिते ॥ ३० ॥"). Band29: verse 31.31 line1 ("लग्ने पदे लये वापि दैत्याचार्ययुतेक्षिते ।"), read cleanly. Band30: verse 31.31 line2, closing ३१ -- this band is a false-merge of the Devanagari closing line with the eGangotri/Swami Atmanand Giri attribution stamp (English) printed directly BELOW it, but here (unlike other recent pages) the stamp's baseline sits close enough to physically overlap/interlace with a middle portion of the Devanagari line's ink at this scan's resolution; the clearly-legible portions ("निर्दिशति फलं होरा..." at the start and "...द्विज ॥ ३१ ॥" at the end) are retained, while a short middle segment obscured by the overlapping stamp ink is rendered as best-effort ("स्वजं"/similar) and disclosed as partially uncertain due to this physical ink overlap, not a resolution/zoom limitation. A dedicated bottom-of-page crop (y=4720-4952, the full remaining margin below band30) was checked and confirmed BLANK -- the page ends cleanly right after verse 31.31's closing citation, with no further content and no gloss provided for verses 31.29-31.31 within this page; whether a gloss for 29-31 appears at the start of page१७४ (deferred) or is simply absent from this edition for this verse-group is not yet known and is the first item to check on page१७४. No reading was taken from any full-page overview; every crop above was derived from the indexed band list per standing practice.

  27. 31.26.5 सत्यापित

    BPHS 31.26½

    संस्कृत

    अनोजे सति मैत्रेय ! स्वल्पापत्यः प्रजायते ।

    anoje sati maitreya ! svalpapatyah prajayate |

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    O Maitreya! When it is an even (female) sign, [the native] is born with few offspring. [This single line is explicitly numbered by the printed edition itself as "26½" -- confirmed via the following gloss's closing citation, which reads "॥ २६-२६½ ॥" -- a legitimate interpolated half-verse, naturally occupying only one printed line.]

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    उपर्युक्त स्थानों से नवम में शनि, बुध, चन्द्र हो तो जातक निःसन्तान होता है और वहीं यदि गुरु, राहु, सूर्य हों तो वह बहुपुत्र होता है। नवम में एक मात्र चन्द्रमा के रहने से जातक को एक पुत्र से पुत्रसौख्य कहना। यदि मिश्रग्रह हों तो विलम्बतः पुत्रसौख्य होवे। गुरु, सूर्य, राहु यदि उसमें हों तो जातक प्रतापी बलवीर्ययुक्त, शत्रुओं पर विजय पाने वाला होता है। यदि मंगल से युक्त उपर्युक्त नवम हो तो जातक अपुत्र होता है या दत्तक पुत्र या भ्रातृज से पुत्रवाला होता है। उक्त स्थान विषम राशि हो तो अनेक पुत्र और समराशि हो तो अल्प पुत्र कहना चाहिए ॥ २६-२६½ ॥ [नोट: यह भाष्य मुद्रित प्रति में स्पष्ट रूप से "२६-२६½" उद्धृत करता है, जो इस संस्करण की अपनी अर्ध-श्लोक क्रमांकन शैली दर्शाता है।]

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १७३/173 (PDF p.205), recto page (folio १७३ right, running head "उपपदफलाध्यायः" left, band-confirmed via band0). Row-darkness band detection returned 31 raw bands, a normal-density page (unlike page१७२'s 16-band dense-merge page). Band1: "पुत्र विचार—" subheading (editorial, excluded) opening a new topical section ("Consideration of sons") within Chapter 31. Bands2-9: verses 31.23-31.26 (each two lines, normally split, closing २३/२४/२५/२६ respectively). Band10: a single unnumbered-looking line ("अनोजे सति मैत्रेय ! स्वल्पापत्यः प्रजायते ।") initially flagged as an anomaly (no closing citation at all) -- investigated via a direct region re-crop (ruling out hidden adjacent text) and an explicit pixel-row-darkness gap re-scan across the full y-range spanning bands9-11 (ruling out a missed/hidden band) -- then FULLY EXPLAINED, not merely tolerated, when band18's gloss-closing citation was read and independently re-verified via two dedicated high-zoom numeral crops (a 10x crop confirming the first number is "२६" not "२१", and an 8x crop confirming the second is a fraction "२६½") to read "॥ २६-२६½ ॥" -- revealing that this printed edition itself explicitly numbers this single line as verse "26½", a legitimate interpolated-half-verse convention. Bands11-18: joint Hindi gloss for verses 31.23-31.26 and 31."26½", closing "॥ २६-२६½ ॥". Band19: verse 31.27, ONE printed line only ("मुने ! सिंहे तूपपदे निशानाथ-युतेक्षिते ॥ २७ ॥"), closing with a plain whole-number citation "२७" (unlike 26½'s explicit fractional citation). Investigated via a wider-padding re-crop (resolving an apparent garbled opening fragment to the correct "मुने") and an explicit gap re-scan across bands17-19 (ruling out a missed/hidden second line). Given that band27 (verse 31.29, see below) shows the SAME single-line-then-plain-whole-number pattern at another topical-transition point on this same page, this is treated as this edition's own convention of occasionally numbering a single 16-syllable (half-shloka) line as its own complete verse at topical transitions, rather than as evidence of a missing first pada-pair; disclosed here as an interpretive judgment, not a certainty, since the edition does not explicitly mark it "27½" the way it did for 26½. Bands20-21: verse 31.28 (two lines, closing २८). Band22: an unnumbered maxim-line with NO citation anywhere ("इत्थं त्रिंशांशकुण्डल्यां योगं चापि विलोकयेत् ।", "thus one should also examine the yoga in the trimshamsha-kundali") -- the following gloss (bands23-26) closes citing only "२७-२८", not a fractional or extended range, so this maxim-line has no verse-number attribution at all in the print; treated here as a disclosed unnumbered addendum appended to verse 31.28's transcription rather than assigned a fabricated ref. Bands23-26: joint Hindi gloss for verses 31.27-31.28, closing "॥ २७-२८ ॥". Band27: an OVERSIZED false-merge (199px) of a new subheading "सहजविचार—" ("Consideration of siblings", editorial, excluded) plus verse 31.29's single printed line, closing with a plain whole-number citation "२९" -- same single-line-at-topical-transition pattern as band19/verse27 above. The verse's opening compound (before the clearly-legible "मन्दराहू", i.e. Saturn-Rahu) was re-cropped extensively (initial 7x/8x pair, then six further 10x per-syllable crops, then two final 12x non-sharpened crops spanning the full compound) and remains genuinely illegible/uncertain even at the highest zoom tried -- the visible strokes are retained here as best-effort per-akshara transcription ("परतस्त्र्ययगौ"), explicitly disclosed as unreliable and possibly reflecting a print defect at this exact spot, NOT corrected to any hypothesized "clean" reading. The verse's closing compound "भ्रात्रावनाशनौ" ("the two/pair that are destroyers of brother[s]") is legible but its final vowel-sign is ambiguous between अ-कार "ना" and औ-कार dual "नौ" at this resolution; the dual "नौ" is adopted as the grammatically-motivated reading (two grahas, मन्दराहू, are named) and disclosed as such. Band28: an OVERSIZED false-merge (252px, both lines of verse 31.30, closing ३०), separated correctly and independently re-verified at high zoom -- both lines read cleanly with no anomaly ("तत्राये ज्यायसो भ्रातुस्तृतीये चानुजन्मनः ।" / "स्वव्यवहितगर्भस्य नाशस्तत्र स्थिते सिते ॥ ३० ॥"). Band29: verse 31.31 line1 ("लग्ने पदे लये वापि दैत्याचार्ययुतेक्षिते ।"), read cleanly. Band30: verse 31.31 line2, closing ३१ -- this band is a false-merge of the Devanagari closing line with the eGangotri/Swami Atmanand Giri attribution stamp (English) printed directly BELOW it, but here (unlike other recent pages) the stamp's baseline sits close enough to physically overlap/interlace with a middle portion of the Devanagari line's ink at this scan's resolution; the clearly-legible portions ("निर्दिशति फलं होरा..." at the start and "...द्विज ॥ ३१ ॥" at the end) are retained, while a short middle segment obscured by the overlapping stamp ink is rendered as best-effort ("स्वजं"/similar) and disclosed as partially uncertain due to this physical ink overlap, not a resolution/zoom limitation. A dedicated bottom-of-page crop (y=4720-4952, the full remaining margin below band30) was checked and confirmed BLANK -- the page ends cleanly right after verse 31.31's closing citation, with no further content and no gloss provided for verses 31.29-31.31 within this page; whether a gloss for 29-31 appears at the start of page१७४ (deferred) or is simply absent from this edition for this verse-group is not yet known and is the first item to check on page१७४. No reading was taken from any full-page overview; every crop above was derived from the indexed band list per standing practice.

  28. 31.27 सत्यापित

    BPHS 31.27

    संस्कृत

    मुने ! सिंहे तूपपदे निशानाथ-युतेक्षिते ॥ २७ ॥

    mune ! simhe tupapade nishanatha-yutekshite || 27 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    O sage! When the Upapada is in Leo, joined with or aspected by the Moon (nishanatha)... [This verse appears in the printed edition as ONE line only, closing with the plain whole-number citation "27" (not an explicit half-verse marker like "26½"). A dedicated re-crop and an explicit pixel-row gap re-scan confirmed no second line is hidden or missing between the adjacent bands. Disclosed as this edition's apparent convention of numbering certain single half-shloka lines as complete verses at topical transitions -- a plausible half-verse, not necessarily a defect -- rather than a confirmed missing first pada-pair; retained exactly as printed without fabricating a first line.]

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    सिंह में उपपद हो, चन्द्रमा से युत या दृष्ट हो तो मनुष्य स्वल्पप्रज (कम पुत्र वाला) और कन्या में उपपद और चन्द्रमा का योग या दृष्टि हो तो अधिक कन्या वाला होता है। इसी तरह पुत्रभाव के नवांश, सन्तानकारक ग्रह, तथा त्रिंशांश कुण्डली पर से विचार करना चाहिए ॥ २७-२८ ॥ [नोट: "इत्थं त्रिंशांशकुण्डल्यां योगं चापि विलोकयेत्" पंक्ति (मुद्रित प्रति में कोई भी क्रमांक-चिह्न नहीं है) को यहाँ श्लोक २८ के अननुक्रमांकित परिशिष्ट के रूप में जोड़ा गया है।]

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १७३/173 (PDF p.205), recto page (folio १७३ right, running head "उपपदफलाध्यायः" left, band-confirmed via band0). Row-darkness band detection returned 31 raw bands, a normal-density page (unlike page१७२'s 16-band dense-merge page). Band1: "पुत्र विचार—" subheading (editorial, excluded) opening a new topical section ("Consideration of sons") within Chapter 31. Bands2-9: verses 31.23-31.26 (each two lines, normally split, closing २३/२४/२५/२६ respectively). Band10: a single unnumbered-looking line ("अनोजे सति मैत्रेय ! स्वल्पापत्यः प्रजायते ।") initially flagged as an anomaly (no closing citation at all) -- investigated via a direct region re-crop (ruling out hidden adjacent text) and an explicit pixel-row-darkness gap re-scan across the full y-range spanning bands9-11 (ruling out a missed/hidden band) -- then FULLY EXPLAINED, not merely tolerated, when band18's gloss-closing citation was read and independently re-verified via two dedicated high-zoom numeral crops (a 10x crop confirming the first number is "२६" not "२१", and an 8x crop confirming the second is a fraction "२६½") to read "॥ २६-२६½ ॥" -- revealing that this printed edition itself explicitly numbers this single line as verse "26½", a legitimate interpolated-half-verse convention. Bands11-18: joint Hindi gloss for verses 31.23-31.26 and 31."26½", closing "॥ २६-२६½ ॥". Band19: verse 31.27, ONE printed line only ("मुने ! सिंहे तूपपदे निशानाथ-युतेक्षिते ॥ २७ ॥"), closing with a plain whole-number citation "२७" (unlike 26½'s explicit fractional citation). Investigated via a wider-padding re-crop (resolving an apparent garbled opening fragment to the correct "मुने") and an explicit gap re-scan across bands17-19 (ruling out a missed/hidden second line). Given that band27 (verse 31.29, see below) shows the SAME single-line-then-plain-whole-number pattern at another topical-transition point on this same page, this is treated as this edition's own convention of occasionally numbering a single 16-syllable (half-shloka) line as its own complete verse at topical transitions, rather than as evidence of a missing first pada-pair; disclosed here as an interpretive judgment, not a certainty, since the edition does not explicitly mark it "27½" the way it did for 26½. Bands20-21: verse 31.28 (two lines, closing २८). Band22: an unnumbered maxim-line with NO citation anywhere ("इत्थं त्रिंशांशकुण्डल्यां योगं चापि विलोकयेत् ।", "thus one should also examine the yoga in the trimshamsha-kundali") -- the following gloss (bands23-26) closes citing only "२७-२८", not a fractional or extended range, so this maxim-line has no verse-number attribution at all in the print; treated here as a disclosed unnumbered addendum appended to verse 31.28's transcription rather than assigned a fabricated ref. Bands23-26: joint Hindi gloss for verses 31.27-31.28, closing "॥ २७-२८ ॥". Band27: an OVERSIZED false-merge (199px) of a new subheading "सहजविचार—" ("Consideration of siblings", editorial, excluded) plus verse 31.29's single printed line, closing with a plain whole-number citation "२९" -- same single-line-at-topical-transition pattern as band19/verse27 above. The verse's opening compound (before the clearly-legible "मन्दराहू", i.e. Saturn-Rahu) was re-cropped extensively (initial 7x/8x pair, then six further 10x per-syllable crops, then two final 12x non-sharpened crops spanning the full compound) and remains genuinely illegible/uncertain even at the highest zoom tried -- the visible strokes are retained here as best-effort per-akshara transcription ("परतस्त्र्ययगौ"), explicitly disclosed as unreliable and possibly reflecting a print defect at this exact spot, NOT corrected to any hypothesized "clean" reading. The verse's closing compound "भ्रात्रावनाशनौ" ("the two/pair that are destroyers of brother[s]") is legible but its final vowel-sign is ambiguous between अ-कार "ना" and औ-कार dual "नौ" at this resolution; the dual "नौ" is adopted as the grammatically-motivated reading (two grahas, मन्दराहू, are named) and disclosed as such. Band28: an OVERSIZED false-merge (252px, both lines of verse 31.30, closing ३०), separated correctly and independently re-verified at high zoom -- both lines read cleanly with no anomaly ("तत्राये ज्यायसो भ्रातुस्तृतीये चानुजन्मनः ।" / "स्वव्यवहितगर्भस्य नाशस्तत्र स्थिते सिते ॥ ३० ॥"). Band29: verse 31.31 line1 ("लग्ने पदे लये वापि दैत्याचार्ययुतेक्षिते ।"), read cleanly. Band30: verse 31.31 line2, closing ३१ -- this band is a false-merge of the Devanagari closing line with the eGangotri/Swami Atmanand Giri attribution stamp (English) printed directly BELOW it, but here (unlike other recent pages) the stamp's baseline sits close enough to physically overlap/interlace with a middle portion of the Devanagari line's ink at this scan's resolution; the clearly-legible portions ("निर्दिशति फलं होरा..." at the start and "...द्विज ॥ ३१ ॥" at the end) are retained, while a short middle segment obscured by the overlapping stamp ink is rendered as best-effort ("स्वजं"/similar) and disclosed as partially uncertain due to this physical ink overlap, not a resolution/zoom limitation. A dedicated bottom-of-page crop (y=4720-4952, the full remaining margin below band30) was checked and confirmed BLANK -- the page ends cleanly right after verse 31.31's closing citation, with no further content and no gloss provided for verses 31.29-31.31 within this page; whether a gloss for 29-31 appears at the start of page१७४ (deferred) or is simply absent from this edition for this verse-group is not yet known and is the first item to check on page१७४. No reading was taken from any full-page overview; every crop above was derived from the indexed band list per standing practice.

  29. 31.28 सत्यापित

    BPHS 31.28

    संस्कृत

    स्वल्पप्रजोऽङ्गनायां तु नरः कन्याप्रजो भवेत् । सुतभावनवांशाच्च तथा सन्तानकारकात् ॥ २८ ॥ [अननुक्रमांकित परिशिष्ट:] इत्थं त्रिंशांशकुण्डल्यां योगं चापि विलोकयेत् ।

    svalpaprajo'nganayam tu narah kanyaprajo bhavet | sutabhavanavamshachcha tatha santanakarakat || 28 || [unnumbered addendum:] ittham trimshamshakundalyam yogam chapi vilokayet |

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    But when [it is] in Virgo (anganayam), the man has few offspring and is a father of daughters. [Judge] likewise from the navamsha of the 5th house [of children] and from the significator of offspring. [Unnumbered addendum, no citation in the print:] Thus one should also examine the yoga in the trimshamsha-kundali [for this same matter]. [This closing line carries NO verse-number or citation anywhere in the printed edition -- the following gloss closes citing only "27-28", not an extended or fractional range. Retained here as a disclosed unnumbered addendum to verse 28 rather than assigned a fabricated reference number.]

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    सिंह में उपपद हो, चन्द्रमा से युत या दृष्ट हो तो मनुष्य स्वल्पप्रज (कम पुत्र वाला) और कन्या में उपपद और चन्द्रमा का योग या दृष्टि हो तो अधिक कन्या वाला होता है। इसी तरह पुत्रभाव के नवांश, सन्तानकारक ग्रह, तथा त्रिंशांश कुण्डली पर से विचार करना चाहिए ॥ २७-२८ ॥ [नोट: "इत्थं त्रिंशांशकुण्डल्यां योगं चापि विलोकयेत्" पंक्ति (मुद्रित प्रति में कोई भी क्रमांक-चिह्न नहीं है) को यहाँ श्लोक २८ के अननुक्रमांकित परिशिष्ट के रूप में जोड़ा गया है।]

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १७३/173 (PDF p.205), recto page (folio १७३ right, running head "उपपदफलाध्यायः" left, band-confirmed via band0). Row-darkness band detection returned 31 raw bands, a normal-density page (unlike page१७२'s 16-band dense-merge page). Band1: "पुत्र विचार—" subheading (editorial, excluded) opening a new topical section ("Consideration of sons") within Chapter 31. Bands2-9: verses 31.23-31.26 (each two lines, normally split, closing २३/२४/२५/२६ respectively). Band10: a single unnumbered-looking line ("अनोजे सति मैत्रेय ! स्वल्पापत्यः प्रजायते ।") initially flagged as an anomaly (no closing citation at all) -- investigated via a direct region re-crop (ruling out hidden adjacent text) and an explicit pixel-row-darkness gap re-scan across the full y-range spanning bands9-11 (ruling out a missed/hidden band) -- then FULLY EXPLAINED, not merely tolerated, when band18's gloss-closing citation was read and independently re-verified via two dedicated high-zoom numeral crops (a 10x crop confirming the first number is "२६" not "२१", and an 8x crop confirming the second is a fraction "२६½") to read "॥ २६-२६½ ॥" -- revealing that this printed edition itself explicitly numbers this single line as verse "26½", a legitimate interpolated-half-verse convention. Bands11-18: joint Hindi gloss for verses 31.23-31.26 and 31."26½", closing "॥ २६-२६½ ॥". Band19: verse 31.27, ONE printed line only ("मुने ! सिंहे तूपपदे निशानाथ-युतेक्षिते ॥ २७ ॥"), closing with a plain whole-number citation "२७" (unlike 26½'s explicit fractional citation). Investigated via a wider-padding re-crop (resolving an apparent garbled opening fragment to the correct "मुने") and an explicit gap re-scan across bands17-19 (ruling out a missed/hidden second line). Given that band27 (verse 31.29, see below) shows the SAME single-line-then-plain-whole-number pattern at another topical-transition point on this same page, this is treated as this edition's own convention of occasionally numbering a single 16-syllable (half-shloka) line as its own complete verse at topical transitions, rather than as evidence of a missing first pada-pair; disclosed here as an interpretive judgment, not a certainty, since the edition does not explicitly mark it "27½" the way it did for 26½. Bands20-21: verse 31.28 (two lines, closing २८). Band22: an unnumbered maxim-line with NO citation anywhere ("इत्थं त्रिंशांशकुण्डल्यां योगं चापि विलोकयेत् ।", "thus one should also examine the yoga in the trimshamsha-kundali") -- the following gloss (bands23-26) closes citing only "२७-२८", not a fractional or extended range, so this maxim-line has no verse-number attribution at all in the print; treated here as a disclosed unnumbered addendum appended to verse 31.28's transcription rather than assigned a fabricated ref. Bands23-26: joint Hindi gloss for verses 31.27-31.28, closing "॥ २७-२८ ॥". Band27: an OVERSIZED false-merge (199px) of a new subheading "सहजविचार—" ("Consideration of siblings", editorial, excluded) plus verse 31.29's single printed line, closing with a plain whole-number citation "२९" -- same single-line-at-topical-transition pattern as band19/verse27 above. The verse's opening compound (before the clearly-legible "मन्दराहू", i.e. Saturn-Rahu) was re-cropped extensively (initial 7x/8x pair, then six further 10x per-syllable crops, then two final 12x non-sharpened crops spanning the full compound) and remains genuinely illegible/uncertain even at the highest zoom tried -- the visible strokes are retained here as best-effort per-akshara transcription ("परतस्त्र्ययगौ"), explicitly disclosed as unreliable and possibly reflecting a print defect at this exact spot, NOT corrected to any hypothesized "clean" reading. The verse's closing compound "भ्रात्रावनाशनौ" ("the two/pair that are destroyers of brother[s]") is legible but its final vowel-sign is ambiguous between अ-कार "ना" and औ-कार dual "नौ" at this resolution; the dual "नौ" is adopted as the grammatically-motivated reading (two grahas, मन्दराहू, are named) and disclosed as such. Band28: an OVERSIZED false-merge (252px, both lines of verse 31.30, closing ३०), separated correctly and independently re-verified at high zoom -- both lines read cleanly with no anomaly ("तत्राये ज्यायसो भ्रातुस्तृतीये चानुजन्मनः ।" / "स्वव्यवहितगर्भस्य नाशस्तत्र स्थिते सिते ॥ ३० ॥"). Band29: verse 31.31 line1 ("लग्ने पदे लये वापि दैत्याचार्ययुतेक्षिते ।"), read cleanly. Band30: verse 31.31 line2, closing ३१ -- this band is a false-merge of the Devanagari closing line with the eGangotri/Swami Atmanand Giri attribution stamp (English) printed directly BELOW it, but here (unlike other recent pages) the stamp's baseline sits close enough to physically overlap/interlace with a middle portion of the Devanagari line's ink at this scan's resolution; the clearly-legible portions ("निर्दिशति फलं होरा..." at the start and "...द्विज ॥ ३१ ॥" at the end) are retained, while a short middle segment obscured by the overlapping stamp ink is rendered as best-effort ("स्वजं"/similar) and disclosed as partially uncertain due to this physical ink overlap, not a resolution/zoom limitation. A dedicated bottom-of-page crop (y=4720-4952, the full remaining margin below band30) was checked and confirmed BLANK -- the page ends cleanly right after verse 31.31's closing citation, with no further content and no gloss provided for verses 31.29-31.31 within this page; whether a gloss for 29-31 appears at the start of page१७४ (deferred) or is simply absent from this edition for this verse-group is not yet known and is the first item to check on page१७४. No reading was taken from any full-page overview; every crop above was derived from the indexed band list per standing practice.

  30. 31.29 सत्यापित

    BPHS 31.29

    संस्कृत

    परतस्त्र्ययगौ मन्दराहू भ्रात्रावनाशनौ ॥ २९ ॥

    paratastryayagau mandarahu bhratravanashanau || 29 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [Opening compound uncertain -- see disclosure below] ...Saturn (Manda) and Rahu are destroyers of the brother(s). [This verse appears as ONE printed line only, closing with the plain whole-number citation "29", the same single-line-at-topical-transition pattern seen at verse 27 above (this page's new "सहजविचार"/"Consideration of siblings" section opens immediately before it). The opening compound before "मन्दराहू" was re-cropped repeatedly at increasing zoom (7x, 8x, then six further 10x per-syllable crops, then two final 12x unsharpened crops spanning the full compound) and remains genuinely illegible/uncertain -- the transcription "परतस्त्र्ययगौ" is a disclosed best-effort per-akshara reading of the visible strokes, NOT a confident or fabricated resolution, and may reflect a print defect at this exact spot. The closing compound's final vowel-sign is also ambiguous between "ना" and dual "नौ"; "नौ" (dual, matching the two named grahas) is adopted as the grammatically-motivated reading and disclosed as such.]

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पद से तीसरे या ग्यारहवें में स्थित शनि-राहु भ्रातृघातक होते हैं। ११ में स्थित रहने पर बड़े भाई का और तीसरे में रहने पर छोटे भाई का विनाश होता है। इन स्थानों में यदि शुक्र रहे तो अपने से व्यवहित मातृगर्भ का नाश होता है। लग्न पद या अष्टम में शुक्र रहें या इन स्थानों पर शुक्र की दृष्टि हो तो भी वैसा ही फल होता है। यदि ३, ११ में चन्द्र, भौम, बुध, गुरु हों तो बल, पराक्रम तथा प्रतापशाली भाइयों की बहुलता होती है। ३, ११, में शनि-मंगल रहें या इनकी उन दोनों स्थानों पर दृष्टि हो तो भी बड़े तथा छोटे भाइयों का विनाश कहना चाहिए। उपर्युक्त दोनों स्थानों (३।११) में एक 'ही' शनि विद्यमान रहे तो जातक को छोड़ अन्य सभी सहोदरों का नाश हो जाता है। ३, ११ में केतु के रहने पर वहन का सुख अधिक और भ्रातृसुख अल्प होता है ॥ २९-३५ ॥ [नोट: यह भाष्य पृष्ठ १७४ पर श्लोक ३५ के बाद मुद्रित है और स्पष्ट रूप से "२९-३५" उद्धृत करता है, अर्थात् यह श्लोक २९, ३०, ३१ (पृष्ठ १७३) तथा ३२-३५ (इसी पृष्ठ) हेतु एक ही संयुक्त भाष्य है -- पृष्ठ १७३ पर पहले दर्ज "कोई भाष्य नहीं मिला" वाली लम्बित टिप्पणी अब इस वास्तविक भाष्य से प्रतिस्थापित की जा रही है।]

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १७३/173 (PDF p.205), recto page (folio १७३ right, running head "उपपदफलाध्यायः" left, band-confirmed via band0). Row-darkness band detection returned 31 raw bands, a normal-density page (unlike page१७२'s 16-band dense-merge page). Band1: "पुत्र विचार—" subheading (editorial, excluded) opening a new topical section ("Consideration of sons") within Chapter 31. Bands2-9: verses 31.23-31.26 (each two lines, normally split, closing २३/२४/२५/२६ respectively). Band10: a single unnumbered-looking line ("अनोजे सति मैत्रेय ! स्वल्पापत्यः प्रजायते ।") initially flagged as an anomaly (no closing citation at all) -- investigated via a direct region re-crop (ruling out hidden adjacent text) and an explicit pixel-row-darkness gap re-scan across the full y-range spanning bands9-11 (ruling out a missed/hidden band) -- then FULLY EXPLAINED, not merely tolerated, when band18's gloss-closing citation was read and independently re-verified via two dedicated high-zoom numeral crops (a 10x crop confirming the first number is "२६" not "२१", and an 8x crop confirming the second is a fraction "२६½") to read "॥ २६-२६½ ॥" -- revealing that this printed edition itself explicitly numbers this single line as verse "26½", a legitimate interpolated-half-verse convention. Bands11-18: joint Hindi gloss for verses 31.23-31.26 and 31."26½", closing "॥ २६-२६½ ॥". Band19: verse 31.27, ONE printed line only ("मुने ! सिंहे तूपपदे निशानाथ-युतेक्षिते ॥ २७ ॥"), closing with a plain whole-number citation "२७" (unlike 26½'s explicit fractional citation). Investigated via a wider-padding re-crop (resolving an apparent garbled opening fragment to the correct "मुने") and an explicit gap re-scan across bands17-19 (ruling out a missed/hidden second line). Given that band27 (verse 31.29, see below) shows the SAME single-line-then-plain-whole-number pattern at another topical-transition point on this same page, this is treated as this edition's own convention of occasionally numbering a single 16-syllable (half-shloka) line as its own complete verse at topical transitions, rather than as evidence of a missing first pada-pair; disclosed here as an interpretive judgment, not a certainty, since the edition does not explicitly mark it "27½" the way it did for 26½. Bands20-21: verse 31.28 (two lines, closing २८). Band22: an unnumbered maxim-line with NO citation anywhere ("इत्थं त्रिंशांशकुण्डल्यां योगं चापि विलोकयेत् ।", "thus one should also examine the yoga in the trimshamsha-kundali") -- the following gloss (bands23-26) closes citing only "२७-२८", not a fractional or extended range, so this maxim-line has no verse-number attribution at all in the print; treated here as a disclosed unnumbered addendum appended to verse 31.28's transcription rather than assigned a fabricated ref. Bands23-26: joint Hindi gloss for verses 31.27-31.28, closing "॥ २७-२८ ॥". Band27: an OVERSIZED false-merge (199px) of a new subheading "सहजविचार—" ("Consideration of siblings", editorial, excluded) plus verse 31.29's single printed line, closing with a plain whole-number citation "२९" -- same single-line-at-topical-transition pattern as band19/verse27 above. The verse's opening compound (before the clearly-legible "मन्दराहू", i.e. Saturn-Rahu) was re-cropped extensively (initial 7x/8x pair, then six further 10x per-syllable crops, then two final 12x non-sharpened crops spanning the full compound) and remains genuinely illegible/uncertain even at the highest zoom tried -- the visible strokes are retained here as best-effort per-akshara transcription ("परतस्त्र्ययगौ"), explicitly disclosed as unreliable and possibly reflecting a print defect at this exact spot, NOT corrected to any hypothesized "clean" reading. The verse's closing compound "भ्रात्रावनाशनौ" ("the two/pair that are destroyers of brother[s]") is legible but its final vowel-sign is ambiguous between अ-कार "ना" and औ-कार dual "नौ" at this resolution; the dual "नौ" is adopted as the grammatically-motivated reading (two grahas, मन्दराहू, are named) and disclosed as such. Band28: an OVERSIZED false-merge (252px, both lines of verse 31.30, closing ३०), separated correctly and independently re-verified at high zoom -- both lines read cleanly with no anomaly ("तत्राये ज्यायसो भ्रातुस्तृतीये चानुजन्मनः ।" / "स्वव्यवहितगर्भस्य नाशस्तत्र स्थिते सिते ॥ ३० ॥"). Band29: verse 31.31 line1 ("लग्ने पदे लये वापि दैत्याचार्ययुतेक्षिते ।"), read cleanly. Band30: verse 31.31 line2, closing ३१ -- this band is a false-merge of the Devanagari closing line with the eGangotri/Swami Atmanand Giri attribution stamp (English) printed directly BELOW it, but here (unlike other recent pages) the stamp's baseline sits close enough to physically overlap/interlace with a middle portion of the Devanagari line's ink at this scan's resolution; the clearly-legible portions ("निर्दिशति फलं होरा..." at the start and "...द्विज ॥ ३१ ॥" at the end) are retained, while a short middle segment obscured by the overlapping stamp ink is rendered as best-effort ("स्वजं"/similar) and disclosed as partially uncertain due to this physical ink overlap, not a resolution/zoom limitation. A dedicated bottom-of-page crop (y=4720-4952, the full remaining margin below band30) was checked and confirmed BLANK -- the page ends cleanly right after verse 31.31's closing citation, with no further content and no gloss provided for verses 31.29-31.31 within this page; whether a gloss for 29-31 appears at the start of page१७४ (deferred) or is simply absent from this edition for this verse-group is not yet known and is the first item to check on page१७४. No reading was taken from any full-page overview; every crop above was derived from the indexed band list per standing practice.

  31. 31.30 सत्यापित

    BPHS 31.30

    संस्कृत

    तत्राये ज्यायसो भ्रातुस्तृतीये चानुजन्मनः । स्वव्यवहितगर्भस्य नाशस्तत्र स्थिते सिते ॥ ३० ॥

    tatraye jyayaso bhratustritiye chanujanmanah | svavyavahitagarbhasya nashastatra sthite site || 30 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    There, in the [11th, house of gain from the 3rd, i.e.] Ayabhava, [is indicated] the elder brother's [fortune]; in the third itself, the younger-born's. When Venus (sita) is placed there, there is destruction of the offspring/womb of one's own unseparated [i.e. immediately next] sibling.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पद से तीसरे या ग्यारहवें में स्थित शनि-राहु भ्रातृघातक होते हैं। ११ में स्थित रहने पर बड़े भाई का और तीसरे में रहने पर छोटे भाई का विनाश होता है। इन स्थानों में यदि शुक्र रहे तो अपने से व्यवहित मातृगर्भ का नाश होता है। लग्न पद या अष्टम में शुक्र रहें या इन स्थानों पर शुक्र की दृष्टि हो तो भी वैसा ही फल होता है। यदि ३, ११ में चन्द्र, भौम, बुध, गुरु हों तो बल, पराक्रम तथा प्रतापशाली भाइयों की बहुलता होती है। ३, ११, में शनि-मंगल रहें या इनकी उन दोनों स्थानों पर दृष्टि हो तो भी बड़े तथा छोटे भाइयों का विनाश कहना चाहिए। उपर्युक्त दोनों स्थानों (३।११) में एक 'ही' शनि विद्यमान रहे तो जातक को छोड़ अन्य सभी सहोदरों का नाश हो जाता है। ३, ११ में केतु के रहने पर वहन का सुख अधिक और भ्रातृसुख अल्प होता है ॥ २९-३५ ॥ [नोट: यह भाष्य पृष्ठ १७४ पर श्लोक ३५ के बाद मुद्रित है और स्पष्ट रूप से "२९-३५" उद्धृत करता है, अर्थात् यह श्लोक २९, ३०, ३१ (पृष्ठ १७३) तथा ३२-३५ (इसी पृष्ठ) हेतु एक ही संयुक्त भाष्य है -- पृष्ठ १७३ पर पहले दर्ज "कोई भाष्य नहीं मिला" वाली लम्बित टिप्पणी अब इस वास्तविक भाष्य से प्रतिस्थापित की जा रही है।]

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १७३/173 (PDF p.205), recto page (folio १७३ right, running head "उपपदफलाध्यायः" left, band-confirmed via band0). Row-darkness band detection returned 31 raw bands, a normal-density page (unlike page१७२'s 16-band dense-merge page). Band1: "पुत्र विचार—" subheading (editorial, excluded) opening a new topical section ("Consideration of sons") within Chapter 31. Bands2-9: verses 31.23-31.26 (each two lines, normally split, closing २३/२४/२५/२६ respectively). Band10: a single unnumbered-looking line ("अनोजे सति मैत्रेय ! स्वल्पापत्यः प्रजायते ।") initially flagged as an anomaly (no closing citation at all) -- investigated via a direct region re-crop (ruling out hidden adjacent text) and an explicit pixel-row-darkness gap re-scan across the full y-range spanning bands9-11 (ruling out a missed/hidden band) -- then FULLY EXPLAINED, not merely tolerated, when band18's gloss-closing citation was read and independently re-verified via two dedicated high-zoom numeral crops (a 10x crop confirming the first number is "२६" not "२१", and an 8x crop confirming the second is a fraction "२६½") to read "॥ २६-२६½ ॥" -- revealing that this printed edition itself explicitly numbers this single line as verse "26½", a legitimate interpolated-half-verse convention. Bands11-18: joint Hindi gloss for verses 31.23-31.26 and 31."26½", closing "॥ २६-२६½ ॥". Band19: verse 31.27, ONE printed line only ("मुने ! सिंहे तूपपदे निशानाथ-युतेक्षिते ॥ २७ ॥"), closing with a plain whole-number citation "२७" (unlike 26½'s explicit fractional citation). Investigated via a wider-padding re-crop (resolving an apparent garbled opening fragment to the correct "मुने") and an explicit gap re-scan across bands17-19 (ruling out a missed/hidden second line). Given that band27 (verse 31.29, see below) shows the SAME single-line-then-plain-whole-number pattern at another topical-transition point on this same page, this is treated as this edition's own convention of occasionally numbering a single 16-syllable (half-shloka) line as its own complete verse at topical transitions, rather than as evidence of a missing first pada-pair; disclosed here as an interpretive judgment, not a certainty, since the edition does not explicitly mark it "27½" the way it did for 26½. Bands20-21: verse 31.28 (two lines, closing २८). Band22: an unnumbered maxim-line with NO citation anywhere ("इत्थं त्रिंशांशकुण्डल्यां योगं चापि विलोकयेत् ।", "thus one should also examine the yoga in the trimshamsha-kundali") -- the following gloss (bands23-26) closes citing only "२७-२८", not a fractional or extended range, so this maxim-line has no verse-number attribution at all in the print; treated here as a disclosed unnumbered addendum appended to verse 31.28's transcription rather than assigned a fabricated ref. Bands23-26: joint Hindi gloss for verses 31.27-31.28, closing "॥ २७-२८ ॥". Band27: an OVERSIZED false-merge (199px) of a new subheading "सहजविचार—" ("Consideration of siblings", editorial, excluded) plus verse 31.29's single printed line, closing with a plain whole-number citation "२९" -- same single-line-at-topical-transition pattern as band19/verse27 above. The verse's opening compound (before the clearly-legible "मन्दराहू", i.e. Saturn-Rahu) was re-cropped extensively (initial 7x/8x pair, then six further 10x per-syllable crops, then two final 12x non-sharpened crops spanning the full compound) and remains genuinely illegible/uncertain even at the highest zoom tried -- the visible strokes are retained here as best-effort per-akshara transcription ("परतस्त्र्ययगौ"), explicitly disclosed as unreliable and possibly reflecting a print defect at this exact spot, NOT corrected to any hypothesized "clean" reading. The verse's closing compound "भ्रात्रावनाशनौ" ("the two/pair that are destroyers of brother[s]") is legible but its final vowel-sign is ambiguous between अ-कार "ना" and औ-कार dual "नौ" at this resolution; the dual "नौ" is adopted as the grammatically-motivated reading (two grahas, मन्दराहू, are named) and disclosed as such. Band28: an OVERSIZED false-merge (252px, both lines of verse 31.30, closing ३०), separated correctly and independently re-verified at high zoom -- both lines read cleanly with no anomaly ("तत्राये ज्यायसो भ्रातुस्तृतीये चानुजन्मनः ।" / "स्वव्यवहितगर्भस्य नाशस्तत्र स्थिते सिते ॥ ३० ॥"). Band29: verse 31.31 line1 ("लग्ने पदे लये वापि दैत्याचार्ययुतेक्षिते ।"), read cleanly. Band30: verse 31.31 line2, closing ३१ -- this band is a false-merge of the Devanagari closing line with the eGangotri/Swami Atmanand Giri attribution stamp (English) printed directly BELOW it, but here (unlike other recent pages) the stamp's baseline sits close enough to physically overlap/interlace with a middle portion of the Devanagari line's ink at this scan's resolution; the clearly-legible portions ("निर्दिशति फलं होरा..." at the start and "...द्विज ॥ ३१ ॥" at the end) are retained, while a short middle segment obscured by the overlapping stamp ink is rendered as best-effort ("स्वजं"/similar) and disclosed as partially uncertain due to this physical ink overlap, not a resolution/zoom limitation. A dedicated bottom-of-page crop (y=4720-4952, the full remaining margin below band30) was checked and confirmed BLANK -- the page ends cleanly right after verse 31.31's closing citation, with no further content and no gloss provided for verses 31.29-31.31 within this page; whether a gloss for 29-31 appears at the start of page१७४ (deferred) or is simply absent from this edition for this verse-group is not yet known and is the first item to check on page१७४. No reading was taken from any full-page overview; every crop above was derived from the indexed band list per standing practice.

  32. 31.31 सत्यापित

    BPHS 31.31

    संस्कृत

    लग्ने पदे लये वापि दैत्याचार्ययुतेक्षिते । निर्दिशति फलं होरा स्वजं द्विज ॥ ३१ ॥

    lagne pade laye vapi daityacharyayutekshite | nirdishati phalam hora svajam dvija || 31 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    O twice-born! When the Lagna, the Pada, or the Laya (dissolution-point) is joined with or aspected by Venus (Daityacharya, preceptor of the demons), Hora [astrology] indicates the result concerning one's own kin. [Band30, this line's closing band, is a false-merge of this Devanagari line with the eGangotri attribution stamp printed directly beneath it; here the stamp's ink physically overlaps/interlaces with a short middle segment of the Devanagari line at this scan's resolution. The clearly-legible opening ("निर्दिशति फलं होरा") and closing ("...द्विज ॥ ३१ ॥") are retained; the obscured middle word (rendered here as best-effort "स्वजं") is disclosed as uncertain due to this physical ink overlap, not a zoom/resolution limitation. A dedicated crop of the page's remaining bottom margin (y=4720-4952) was checked and confirmed blank -- the page ends cleanly here, with no gloss found on this page for verses 29-31; whether one appears at the start of page१७४ is not yet determined.]

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पद से तीसरे या ग्यारहवें में स्थित शनि-राहु भ्रातृघातक होते हैं। ११ में स्थित रहने पर बड़े भाई का और तीसरे में रहने पर छोटे भाई का विनाश होता है। इन स्थानों में यदि शुक्र रहे तो अपने से व्यवहित मातृगर्भ का नाश होता है। लग्न पद या अष्टम में शुक्र रहें या इन स्थानों पर शुक्र की दृष्टि हो तो भी वैसा ही फल होता है। यदि ३, ११ में चन्द्र, भौम, बुध, गुरु हों तो बल, पराक्रम तथा प्रतापशाली भाइयों की बहुलता होती है। ३, ११, में शनि-मंगल रहें या इनकी उन दोनों स्थानों पर दृष्टि हो तो भी बड़े तथा छोटे भाइयों का विनाश कहना चाहिए। उपर्युक्त दोनों स्थानों (३।११) में एक 'ही' शनि विद्यमान रहे तो जातक को छोड़ अन्य सभी सहोदरों का नाश हो जाता है। ३, ११ में केतु के रहने पर वहन का सुख अधिक और भ्रातृसुख अल्प होता है ॥ २९-३५ ॥ [नोट: यह भाष्य पृष्ठ १७४ पर श्लोक ३५ के बाद मुद्रित है और स्पष्ट रूप से "२९-३५" उद्धृत करता है, अर्थात् यह श्लोक २९, ३०, ३१ (पृष्ठ १७३) तथा ३२-३५ (इसी पृष्ठ) हेतु एक ही संयुक्त भाष्य है -- पृष्ठ १७३ पर पहले दर्ज "कोई भाष्य नहीं मिला" वाली लम्बित टिप्पणी अब इस वास्तविक भाष्य से प्रतिस्थापित की जा रही है।]

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १७३/173 (PDF p.205), recto page (folio १७३ right, running head "उपपदफलाध्यायः" left, band-confirmed via band0). Row-darkness band detection returned 31 raw bands, a normal-density page (unlike page१७२'s 16-band dense-merge page). Band1: "पुत्र विचार—" subheading (editorial, excluded) opening a new topical section ("Consideration of sons") within Chapter 31. Bands2-9: verses 31.23-31.26 (each two lines, normally split, closing २३/२४/२५/२६ respectively). Band10: a single unnumbered-looking line ("अनोजे सति मैत्रेय ! स्वल्पापत्यः प्रजायते ।") initially flagged as an anomaly (no closing citation at all) -- investigated via a direct region re-crop (ruling out hidden adjacent text) and an explicit pixel-row-darkness gap re-scan across the full y-range spanning bands9-11 (ruling out a missed/hidden band) -- then FULLY EXPLAINED, not merely tolerated, when band18's gloss-closing citation was read and independently re-verified via two dedicated high-zoom numeral crops (a 10x crop confirming the first number is "२६" not "२१", and an 8x crop confirming the second is a fraction "२६½") to read "॥ २६-२६½ ॥" -- revealing that this printed edition itself explicitly numbers this single line as verse "26½", a legitimate interpolated-half-verse convention. Bands11-18: joint Hindi gloss for verses 31.23-31.26 and 31."26½", closing "॥ २६-२६½ ॥". Band19: verse 31.27, ONE printed line only ("मुने ! सिंहे तूपपदे निशानाथ-युतेक्षिते ॥ २७ ॥"), closing with a plain whole-number citation "२७" (unlike 26½'s explicit fractional citation). Investigated via a wider-padding re-crop (resolving an apparent garbled opening fragment to the correct "मुने") and an explicit gap re-scan across bands17-19 (ruling out a missed/hidden second line). Given that band27 (verse 31.29, see below) shows the SAME single-line-then-plain-whole-number pattern at another topical-transition point on this same page, this is treated as this edition's own convention of occasionally numbering a single 16-syllable (half-shloka) line as its own complete verse at topical transitions, rather than as evidence of a missing first pada-pair; disclosed here as an interpretive judgment, not a certainty, since the edition does not explicitly mark it "27½" the way it did for 26½. Bands20-21: verse 31.28 (two lines, closing २८). Band22: an unnumbered maxim-line with NO citation anywhere ("इत्थं त्रिंशांशकुण्डल्यां योगं चापि विलोकयेत् ।", "thus one should also examine the yoga in the trimshamsha-kundali") -- the following gloss (bands23-26) closes citing only "२७-२८", not a fractional or extended range, so this maxim-line has no verse-number attribution at all in the print; treated here as a disclosed unnumbered addendum appended to verse 31.28's transcription rather than assigned a fabricated ref. Bands23-26: joint Hindi gloss for verses 31.27-31.28, closing "॥ २७-२८ ॥". Band27: an OVERSIZED false-merge (199px) of a new subheading "सहजविचार—" ("Consideration of siblings", editorial, excluded) plus verse 31.29's single printed line, closing with a plain whole-number citation "२९" -- same single-line-at-topical-transition pattern as band19/verse27 above. The verse's opening compound (before the clearly-legible "मन्दराहू", i.e. Saturn-Rahu) was re-cropped extensively (initial 7x/8x pair, then six further 10x per-syllable crops, then two final 12x non-sharpened crops spanning the full compound) and remains genuinely illegible/uncertain even at the highest zoom tried -- the visible strokes are retained here as best-effort per-akshara transcription ("परतस्त्र्ययगौ"), explicitly disclosed as unreliable and possibly reflecting a print defect at this exact spot, NOT corrected to any hypothesized "clean" reading. The verse's closing compound "भ्रात्रावनाशनौ" ("the two/pair that are destroyers of brother[s]") is legible but its final vowel-sign is ambiguous between अ-कार "ना" and औ-कार dual "नौ" at this resolution; the dual "नौ" is adopted as the grammatically-motivated reading (two grahas, मन्दराहू, are named) and disclosed as such. Band28: an OVERSIZED false-merge (252px, both lines of verse 31.30, closing ३०), separated correctly and independently re-verified at high zoom -- both lines read cleanly with no anomaly ("तत्राये ज्यायसो भ्रातुस्तृतीये चानुजन्मनः ।" / "स्वव्यवहितगर्भस्य नाशस्तत्र स्थिते सिते ॥ ३० ॥"). Band29: verse 31.31 line1 ("लग्ने पदे लये वापि दैत्याचार्ययुतेक्षिते ।"), read cleanly. Band30: verse 31.31 line2, closing ३१ -- this band is a false-merge of the Devanagari closing line with the eGangotri/Swami Atmanand Giri attribution stamp (English) printed directly BELOW it, but here (unlike other recent pages) the stamp's baseline sits close enough to physically overlap/interlace with a middle portion of the Devanagari line's ink at this scan's resolution; the clearly-legible portions ("निर्दिशति फलं होरा..." at the start and "...द्विज ॥ ३१ ॥" at the end) are retained, while a short middle segment obscured by the overlapping stamp ink is rendered as best-effort ("स्वजं"/similar) and disclosed as partially uncertain due to this physical ink overlap, not a resolution/zoom limitation. A dedicated bottom-of-page crop (y=4720-4952, the full remaining margin below band30) was checked and confirmed BLANK -- the page ends cleanly right after verse 31.31's closing citation, with no further content and no gloss provided for verses 31.29-31.31 within this page; whether a gloss for 29-31 appears at the start of page१७४ (deferred) or is simply absent from this edition for this verse-group is not yet known and is the first item to check on page१७४. No reading was taken from any full-page overview; every crop above was derived from the indexed band list per standing practice.

  33. 31.32 सत्यापित

    BPHS 31.32

    संस्कृत

    न्यायगाः शशिभौमज्ञ-सुराचार्या द्विजोत्तम । बलवीर्ये-प्रतापाढ्य-बहुभ्रातृप्रदायिनः ॥ ३२ ॥

    nyayagah shashibhaumajnya-surachaya dvijottama | balavirye-pratapadhya-bahubhratripradayinah || 32 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    O best of the twice-born, the Moon, Mars, Mercury, and Jupiter (Suracharya), when duly placed [न्यायगाः], bestow many brothers endowed with strength, valour, and glory. [The opening word "न्यायगाः" is visually clear and completes a full 16-syllable line with no sign of truncation, but its precise intended sense is uncertain here and rendered as a best-effort literal reading.]

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पद से तीसरे या ग्यारहवें में स्थित शनि-राहु भ्रातृघातक होते हैं। ११ में स्थित रहने पर बड़े भाई का और तीसरे में रहने पर छोटे भाई का विनाश होता है। इन स्थानों में यदि शुक्र रहे तो अपने से व्यवहित मातृगर्भ का नाश होता है। लग्न पद या अष्टम में शुक्र रहें या इन स्थानों पर शुक्र की दृष्टि हो तो भी वैसा ही फल होता है। यदि ३, ११ में चन्द्र, भौम, बुध, गुरु हों तो बल, पराक्रम तथा प्रतापशाली भाइयों की बहुलता होती है। ३, ११, में शनि-मंगल रहें या इनकी उन दोनों स्थानों पर दृष्टि हो तो भी बड़े तथा छोटे भाइयों का विनाश कहना चाहिए। उपर्युक्त दोनों स्थानों (३।११) में एक 'ही' शनि विद्यमान रहे तो जातक को छोड़ अन्य सभी सहोदरों का नाश हो जाता है। ३, ११ में केतु के रहने पर वहन का सुख अधिक और भ्रातृसुख अल्प होता है ॥ २९-३५ ॥ [नोट: यह भाष्य पृष्ठ १७४ पर श्लोक ३५ के बाद मुद्रित है और स्पष्ट रूप से "२९-३५" उद्धृत करता है, अर्थात् यह श्लोक २९, ३०, ३१ (पृष्ठ १७३) तथा ३२-३५ (इसी पृष्ठ) हेतु एक ही संयुक्त भाष्य है -- पृष्ठ १७३ पर पहले दर्ज "कोई भाष्य नहीं मिला" वाली लम्बित टिप्पणी अब इस वास्तविक भाष्य से प्रतिस्थापित की जा रही है।]

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १७४/174 (PDF p.206), verso page (folio १७४ left, book title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" right, band-confirmed via band0). Row-darkness band detection returned 29 raw bands. Band0: folio+title. Band1+Band3: verse 31.32's two lines (Band2, 27px, is a CONFIRMED FALSE-SPLIT ARTIFACT of band3's line-top strokes -- re-verified via a dedicated left-edge re-crop of band1's opening, ruling out any truncated antecedent text, and a full-width re-crop of the band1/2/3 seam showing band2 contains only the tops of band3's aksharas). Bands4-5: verse 31.33 (two lines, closing ३३). Bands6-7: verse 31.34 (two lines, closing ३४). Bands8-9: verse 31.35 (two lines, closing ३५). Bands10-19: a JOINT Hindi gloss covering verses 31.29 THROUGH 31.35, closing "॥ २९-३५ ॥" -- this resolves page१७३'s open question ("no gloss found on that page for verses 29-31"): the gloss for that group is not missing or deferred, it simply appears later, after verse 35, as one large joint gloss spanning 29-35. The existing translationHi placeholder on verses 31.29/31.30/31.31 (previously a "pending, not yet found" note) is retracted and replaced with this real gloss text in this same update. Bands20-21: verse 31.36 (two lines, closing ३६), no accompanying gloss. Bands22-23: verse 31.37 (two lines, closing ३७), no accompanying gloss. Bands24-25: verse 31.38 (two lines, closing ३८), no accompanying gloss. Band26: verse 31.39 line1. Band27: an OVERSIZED false-merge (668px, y=3888-4556, confirmed via a 0.9/0.5/0.3%-threshold sweep to have zero true sub-gaps at any threshold) containing FIVE distinct printed lines -- sub-analyzed via the established dense-merged-block technique (one low-resolution whole-region crop to confirm block type/read a rough draft, followed by five overlapping full-resolution per-line crops): L1 = verse 31.39 line2 (closing ३९); L2 = verse 31.40 line1; L3 = verse 31.40 line2 (closing ४०); L4-L5 = the opening of a further Hindi gloss for verses 39-40. Band28: continuation of that same gloss, followed immediately by the eGangotri/Swami Atmanand Giri attribution stamp (English, editorial, excluded) -- the gloss text is CUT OFF mid-sentence ("...मनुष्य सभी देशों का अधिपति") with no closing citation reached on this page; a dedicated crop of the remaining page-bottom margin (y=4700-4952) confirmed blank below the stamp, so this gloss is genuinely deferred to page१७५, following the same deferral precedent used at the page१७१/१७२ boundary. Nine verses transcribed this page (31.32-31.40), continuing Chapter 31's "सहजविचार" (siblings) section into further Upapada/Pada/Arudha combinations for siblings, character/fortune, and wealth/theft. Disclosed items: (1) verse 31.32's opening word "न्यायगाः" is visually clear and metrically consistent (completes a full 16-syllable anushtubh line with no truncation), but its precise intended sense is uncertain -- retained exactly as printed, translation is a best-effort reading of an unfamiliar compound, not a resolution failure. (2) verse 31.35's "भगिन्या" ("through a sister", instrumental) does not obviously match its own accompanying gloss's wording, which speaks of "वहन का सुख" ("happiness from a vehicle") rather than a sister -- both readings are individually clear at the akshara level; the mismatch between verse-word and gloss-word is disclosed here as a possible edition inconsistency, not silently reconciled in either direction. (3) verse 31.35 line2's "आतुरल्पसुखं" is visually clear but its exact word-segmentation/sense is uncertain (possibly आतुर+अल्प+सुखं or a similar compound); retained as printed. No reading was taken from any full-page overview; the low-resolution band27 crop was used strictly for block-type identification per standing practice, with final text taken only from the full-resolution per-line crops.

  34. 31.33 सत्यापित

    BPHS 31.33

    संस्कृत

    मन्द-भौमयुते दृष्टे तृतीयैकादशे सति । कनिष्ठज्येष्ठयोर्नाशं वदन्ति मुनिपुङ्गवाः ॥ ३३ ॥

    manda-bhaumayute drishte tritiyaikadashe sati | kanishthajyeshthayornasham vadanti munipungavah || 33 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When Saturn (Manda) and Mars are conjoined with, or aspecting, the 3rd and 11th houses, the foremost sages declare the destruction of the younger and elder [siblings].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पद से तीसरे या ग्यारहवें में स्थित शनि-राहु भ्रातृघातक होते हैं। ११ में स्थित रहने पर बड़े भाई का और तीसरे में रहने पर छोटे भाई का विनाश होता है। इन स्थानों में यदि शुक्र रहे तो अपने से व्यवहित मातृगर्भ का नाश होता है। लग्न पद या अष्टम में शुक्र रहें या इन स्थानों पर शुक्र की दृष्टि हो तो भी वैसा ही फल होता है। यदि ३, ११ में चन्द्र, भौम, बुध, गुरु हों तो बल, पराक्रम तथा प्रतापशाली भाइयों की बहुलता होती है। ३, ११, में शनि-मंगल रहें या इनकी उन दोनों स्थानों पर दृष्टि हो तो भी बड़े तथा छोटे भाइयों का विनाश कहना चाहिए। उपर्युक्त दोनों स्थानों (३।११) में एक 'ही' शनि विद्यमान रहे तो जातक को छोड़ अन्य सभी सहोदरों का नाश हो जाता है। ३, ११ में केतु के रहने पर वहन का सुख अधिक और भ्रातृसुख अल्प होता है ॥ २९-३५ ॥ [नोट: यह भाष्य पृष्ठ १७४ पर श्लोक ३५ के बाद मुद्रित है और स्पष्ट रूप से "२९-३५" उद्धृत करता है, अर्थात् यह श्लोक २९, ३०, ३१ (पृष्ठ १७३) तथा ३२-३५ (इसी पृष्ठ) हेतु एक ही संयुक्त भाष्य है -- पृष्ठ १७३ पर पहले दर्ज "कोई भाष्य नहीं मिला" वाली लम्बित टिप्पणी अब इस वास्तविक भाष्य से प्रतिस्थापित की जा रही है।]

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १७४/174 (PDF p.206), verso page (folio १७४ left, book title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" right, band-confirmed via band0). Row-darkness band detection returned 29 raw bands. Band0: folio+title. Band1+Band3: verse 31.32's two lines (Band2, 27px, is a CONFIRMED FALSE-SPLIT ARTIFACT of band3's line-top strokes -- re-verified via a dedicated left-edge re-crop of band1's opening, ruling out any truncated antecedent text, and a full-width re-crop of the band1/2/3 seam showing band2 contains only the tops of band3's aksharas). Bands4-5: verse 31.33 (two lines, closing ३३). Bands6-7: verse 31.34 (two lines, closing ३४). Bands8-9: verse 31.35 (two lines, closing ३५). Bands10-19: a JOINT Hindi gloss covering verses 31.29 THROUGH 31.35, closing "॥ २९-३५ ॥" -- this resolves page१७३'s open question ("no gloss found on that page for verses 29-31"): the gloss for that group is not missing or deferred, it simply appears later, after verse 35, as one large joint gloss spanning 29-35. The existing translationHi placeholder on verses 31.29/31.30/31.31 (previously a "pending, not yet found" note) is retracted and replaced with this real gloss text in this same update. Bands20-21: verse 31.36 (two lines, closing ३६), no accompanying gloss. Bands22-23: verse 31.37 (two lines, closing ३७), no accompanying gloss. Bands24-25: verse 31.38 (two lines, closing ३८), no accompanying gloss. Band26: verse 31.39 line1. Band27: an OVERSIZED false-merge (668px, y=3888-4556, confirmed via a 0.9/0.5/0.3%-threshold sweep to have zero true sub-gaps at any threshold) containing FIVE distinct printed lines -- sub-analyzed via the established dense-merged-block technique (one low-resolution whole-region crop to confirm block type/read a rough draft, followed by five overlapping full-resolution per-line crops): L1 = verse 31.39 line2 (closing ३९); L2 = verse 31.40 line1; L3 = verse 31.40 line2 (closing ४०); L4-L5 = the opening of a further Hindi gloss for verses 39-40. Band28: continuation of that same gloss, followed immediately by the eGangotri/Swami Atmanand Giri attribution stamp (English, editorial, excluded) -- the gloss text is CUT OFF mid-sentence ("...मनुष्य सभी देशों का अधिपति") with no closing citation reached on this page; a dedicated crop of the remaining page-bottom margin (y=4700-4952) confirmed blank below the stamp, so this gloss is genuinely deferred to page१७५, following the same deferral precedent used at the page१७१/१७२ boundary. Nine verses transcribed this page (31.32-31.40), continuing Chapter 31's "सहजविचार" (siblings) section into further Upapada/Pada/Arudha combinations for siblings, character/fortune, and wealth/theft. Disclosed items: (1) verse 31.32's opening word "न्यायगाः" is visually clear and metrically consistent (completes a full 16-syllable anushtubh line with no truncation), but its precise intended sense is uncertain -- retained exactly as printed, translation is a best-effort reading of an unfamiliar compound, not a resolution failure. (2) verse 31.35's "भगिन्या" ("through a sister", instrumental) does not obviously match its own accompanying gloss's wording, which speaks of "वहन का सुख" ("happiness from a vehicle") rather than a sister -- both readings are individually clear at the akshara level; the mismatch between verse-word and gloss-word is disclosed here as a possible edition inconsistency, not silently reconciled in either direction. (3) verse 31.35 line2's "आतुरल्पसुखं" is visually clear but its exact word-segmentation/sense is uncertain (possibly आतुर+अल्प+सुखं or a similar compound); retained as printed. No reading was taken from any full-page overview; the low-resolution band27 crop was used strictly for block-type identification per standing practice, with final text taken only from the full-resolution per-line crops.

  35. 31.34 सत्यापित

    BPHS 31.34

    संस्कृत

    यदा लाभे तृतीये वा शौरिरेको हि संस्थितः । तदा जातं विहायान्ये विनश्यन्ति सहोदराः ॥ ३४ ॥

    yada labhe tritiye va shaurireko hi sansthitah | tada jatam vihayanye vinashyanti sahodarah || 34 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When Saturn (Shauri) alone is situated in the 11th or the 3rd house, then, except for the one born [the native], the other siblings perish.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पद से तीसरे या ग्यारहवें में स्थित शनि-राहु भ्रातृघातक होते हैं। ११ में स्थित रहने पर बड़े भाई का और तीसरे में रहने पर छोटे भाई का विनाश होता है। इन स्थानों में यदि शुक्र रहे तो अपने से व्यवहित मातृगर्भ का नाश होता है। लग्न पद या अष्टम में शुक्र रहें या इन स्थानों पर शुक्र की दृष्टि हो तो भी वैसा ही फल होता है। यदि ३, ११ में चन्द्र, भौम, बुध, गुरु हों तो बल, पराक्रम तथा प्रतापशाली भाइयों की बहुलता होती है। ३, ११, में शनि-मंगल रहें या इनकी उन दोनों स्थानों पर दृष्टि हो तो भी बड़े तथा छोटे भाइयों का विनाश कहना चाहिए। उपर्युक्त दोनों स्थानों (३।११) में एक 'ही' शनि विद्यमान रहे तो जातक को छोड़ अन्य सभी सहोदरों का नाश हो जाता है। ३, ११ में केतु के रहने पर वहन का सुख अधिक और भ्रातृसुख अल्प होता है ॥ २९-३५ ॥ [नोट: यह भाष्य पृष्ठ १७४ पर श्लोक ३५ के बाद मुद्रित है और स्पष्ट रूप से "२९-३५" उद्धृत करता है, अर्थात् यह श्लोक २९, ३०, ३१ (पृष्ठ १७३) तथा ३२-३५ (इसी पृष्ठ) हेतु एक ही संयुक्त भाष्य है -- पृष्ठ १७३ पर पहले दर्ज "कोई भाष्य नहीं मिला" वाली लम्बित टिप्पणी अब इस वास्तविक भाष्य से प्रतिस्थापित की जा रही है।]

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १७४/174 (PDF p.206), verso page (folio १७४ left, book title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" right, band-confirmed via band0). Row-darkness band detection returned 29 raw bands. Band0: folio+title. Band1+Band3: verse 31.32's two lines (Band2, 27px, is a CONFIRMED FALSE-SPLIT ARTIFACT of band3's line-top strokes -- re-verified via a dedicated left-edge re-crop of band1's opening, ruling out any truncated antecedent text, and a full-width re-crop of the band1/2/3 seam showing band2 contains only the tops of band3's aksharas). Bands4-5: verse 31.33 (two lines, closing ३३). Bands6-7: verse 31.34 (two lines, closing ३४). Bands8-9: verse 31.35 (two lines, closing ३५). Bands10-19: a JOINT Hindi gloss covering verses 31.29 THROUGH 31.35, closing "॥ २९-३५ ॥" -- this resolves page१७३'s open question ("no gloss found on that page for verses 29-31"): the gloss for that group is not missing or deferred, it simply appears later, after verse 35, as one large joint gloss spanning 29-35. The existing translationHi placeholder on verses 31.29/31.30/31.31 (previously a "pending, not yet found" note) is retracted and replaced with this real gloss text in this same update. Bands20-21: verse 31.36 (two lines, closing ३६), no accompanying gloss. Bands22-23: verse 31.37 (two lines, closing ३७), no accompanying gloss. Bands24-25: verse 31.38 (two lines, closing ३८), no accompanying gloss. Band26: verse 31.39 line1. Band27: an OVERSIZED false-merge (668px, y=3888-4556, confirmed via a 0.9/0.5/0.3%-threshold sweep to have zero true sub-gaps at any threshold) containing FIVE distinct printed lines -- sub-analyzed via the established dense-merged-block technique (one low-resolution whole-region crop to confirm block type/read a rough draft, followed by five overlapping full-resolution per-line crops): L1 = verse 31.39 line2 (closing ३९); L2 = verse 31.40 line1; L3 = verse 31.40 line2 (closing ४०); L4-L5 = the opening of a further Hindi gloss for verses 39-40. Band28: continuation of that same gloss, followed immediately by the eGangotri/Swami Atmanand Giri attribution stamp (English, editorial, excluded) -- the gloss text is CUT OFF mid-sentence ("...मनुष्य सभी देशों का अधिपति") with no closing citation reached on this page; a dedicated crop of the remaining page-bottom margin (y=4700-4952) confirmed blank below the stamp, so this gloss is genuinely deferred to page१७५, following the same deferral precedent used at the page१७१/१७२ boundary. Nine verses transcribed this page (31.32-31.40), continuing Chapter 31's "सहजविचार" (siblings) section into further Upapada/Pada/Arudha combinations for siblings, character/fortune, and wealth/theft. Disclosed items: (1) verse 31.32's opening word "न्यायगाः" is visually clear and metrically consistent (completes a full 16-syllable anushtubh line with no truncation), but its precise intended sense is uncertain -- retained exactly as printed, translation is a best-effort reading of an unfamiliar compound, not a resolution failure. (2) verse 31.35's "भगिन्या" ("through a sister", instrumental) does not obviously match its own accompanying gloss's wording, which speaks of "वहन का सुख" ("happiness from a vehicle") rather than a sister -- both readings are individually clear at the akshara level; the mismatch between verse-word and gloss-word is disclosed here as a possible edition inconsistency, not silently reconciled in either direction. (3) verse 31.35 line2's "आतुरल्पसुखं" is visually clear but its exact word-segmentation/sense is uncertain (possibly आतुर+अल्प+सुखं or a similar compound); retained as printed. No reading was taken from any full-page overview; the low-resolution band27 crop was used strictly for block-type identification per standing practice, with final text taken only from the full-resolution per-line crops.

  36. 31.35 सत्यापित

    BPHS 31.35

    संस्कृत

    तृतीयैकादशे केतौ भगिन्या बहुशः सुखम् । आतुरल्पसुखं तस्य निर्विशङ्कं द्विजोत्तम ॥ ३५ ॥

    tritiyaikadashe ketau bhaginya bahushah sukham | aturalpasukham tasya nirvishankam dvijottama || 35 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    O best of the twice-born, when Ketu is in the 3rd or 11th house, there is much happiness through a sister; but happiness from siblings for him is little -- this may be said without doubt. [The verse's "भगिन्या" ("through a sister") does not obviously match its own accompanying gloss, which speaks instead of "happiness from a vehicle" (वहन का सुख); both readings are individually clear, and the mismatch is disclosed rather than reconciled. The compound "आतुरल्पसुखं" in line 2 is clearly printed but its exact segmentation/sense is uncertain.]

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पद से तीसरे या ग्यारहवें में स्थित शनि-राहु भ्रातृघातक होते हैं। ११ में स्थित रहने पर बड़े भाई का और तीसरे में रहने पर छोटे भाई का विनाश होता है। इन स्थानों में यदि शुक्र रहे तो अपने से व्यवहित मातृगर्भ का नाश होता है। लग्न पद या अष्टम में शुक्र रहें या इन स्थानों पर शुक्र की दृष्टि हो तो भी वैसा ही फल होता है। यदि ३, ११ में चन्द्र, भौम, बुध, गुरु हों तो बल, पराक्रम तथा प्रतापशाली भाइयों की बहुलता होती है। ३, ११, में शनि-मंगल रहें या इनकी उन दोनों स्थानों पर दृष्टि हो तो भी बड़े तथा छोटे भाइयों का विनाश कहना चाहिए। उपर्युक्त दोनों स्थानों (३।११) में एक 'ही' शनि विद्यमान रहे तो जातक को छोड़ अन्य सभी सहोदरों का नाश हो जाता है। ३, ११ में केतु के रहने पर वहन का सुख अधिक और भ्रातृसुख अल्प होता है ॥ २९-३५ ॥ [नोट: यह भाष्य पृष्ठ १७४ पर श्लोक ३५ के बाद मुद्रित है और स्पष्ट रूप से "२९-३५" उद्धृत करता है, अर्थात् यह श्लोक २९, ३०, ३१ (पृष्ठ १७३) तथा ३२-३५ (इसी पृष्ठ) हेतु एक ही संयुक्त भाष्य है -- पृष्ठ १७३ पर पहले दर्ज "कोई भाष्य नहीं मिला" वाली लम्बित टिप्पणी अब इस वास्तविक भाष्य से प्रतिस्थापित की जा रही है।]

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १७४/174 (PDF p.206), verso page (folio १७४ left, book title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" right, band-confirmed via band0). Row-darkness band detection returned 29 raw bands. Band0: folio+title. Band1+Band3: verse 31.32's two lines (Band2, 27px, is a CONFIRMED FALSE-SPLIT ARTIFACT of band3's line-top strokes -- re-verified via a dedicated left-edge re-crop of band1's opening, ruling out any truncated antecedent text, and a full-width re-crop of the band1/2/3 seam showing band2 contains only the tops of band3's aksharas). Bands4-5: verse 31.33 (two lines, closing ३३). Bands6-7: verse 31.34 (two lines, closing ३४). Bands8-9: verse 31.35 (two lines, closing ३५). Bands10-19: a JOINT Hindi gloss covering verses 31.29 THROUGH 31.35, closing "॥ २९-३५ ॥" -- this resolves page१७३'s open question ("no gloss found on that page for verses 29-31"): the gloss for that group is not missing or deferred, it simply appears later, after verse 35, as one large joint gloss spanning 29-35. The existing translationHi placeholder on verses 31.29/31.30/31.31 (previously a "pending, not yet found" note) is retracted and replaced with this real gloss text in this same update. Bands20-21: verse 31.36 (two lines, closing ३६), no accompanying gloss. Bands22-23: verse 31.37 (two lines, closing ३७), no accompanying gloss. Bands24-25: verse 31.38 (two lines, closing ३८), no accompanying gloss. Band26: verse 31.39 line1. Band27: an OVERSIZED false-merge (668px, y=3888-4556, confirmed via a 0.9/0.5/0.3%-threshold sweep to have zero true sub-gaps at any threshold) containing FIVE distinct printed lines -- sub-analyzed via the established dense-merged-block technique (one low-resolution whole-region crop to confirm block type/read a rough draft, followed by five overlapping full-resolution per-line crops): L1 = verse 31.39 line2 (closing ३९); L2 = verse 31.40 line1; L3 = verse 31.40 line2 (closing ४०); L4-L5 = the opening of a further Hindi gloss for verses 39-40. Band28: continuation of that same gloss, followed immediately by the eGangotri/Swami Atmanand Giri attribution stamp (English, editorial, excluded) -- the gloss text is CUT OFF mid-sentence ("...मनुष्य सभी देशों का अधिपति") with no closing citation reached on this page; a dedicated crop of the remaining page-bottom margin (y=4700-4952) confirmed blank below the stamp, so this gloss is genuinely deferred to page१७५, following the same deferral precedent used at the page१७१/१७२ boundary. Nine verses transcribed this page (31.32-31.40), continuing Chapter 31's "सहजविचार" (siblings) section into further Upapada/Pada/Arudha combinations for siblings, character/fortune, and wealth/theft. Disclosed items: (1) verse 31.32's opening word "न्यायगाः" is visually clear and metrically consistent (completes a full 16-syllable anushtubh line with no truncation), but its precise intended sense is uncertain -- retained exactly as printed, translation is a best-effort reading of an unfamiliar compound, not a resolution failure. (2) verse 31.35's "भगिन्या" ("through a sister", instrumental) does not obviously match its own accompanying gloss's wording, which speaks of "वहन का सुख" ("happiness from a vehicle") rather than a sister -- both readings are individually clear at the akshara level; the mismatch between verse-word and gloss-word is disclosed here as a possible edition inconsistency, not silently reconciled in either direction. (3) verse 31.35 line2's "आतुरल्पसुखं" is visually clear but its exact word-segmentation/sense is uncertain (possibly आतुर+अल्प+सुखं or a similar compound); retained as printed. No reading was taken from any full-page overview; the low-resolution band27 crop was used strictly for block-type identification per standing practice, with final text taken only from the full-resolution per-line crops.

  37. 31.36 सत्यापित

    BPHS 31.36

    संस्कृत

    आरूढात् शत्रुभावस्थे पापे तु शुभवर्जिते । शुभसम्बन्धरहिते चौरो भवति निश्चितम् ॥ ३६ ॥

    arudhat shatrubhavasthe pape tu shubhavarjite | shubhasambandharahite chauro bhavati nishchitam || 36 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If, from the Arudha, a malefic devoid of benefic [aspect/conjunction] and bereft of any auspicious relation is situated in the 6th house, [the native] certainly becomes a thief.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पद से षष्ठभावस्थ पापग्रह शुभग्रह या शुभ सम्बन्ध से रहित हो तो जातक चोर होता है। सप्तम या द्वादश स्थान राहु से युक्त या दृष्ट हो तो जातक ज्ञानी तथा भाग्यशील होता है। पद यदि बुध युक्त हो तो मनुष्य सभी देशों का अधिपति होता है। गुरु यदि पदगत हो तो जातक सर्वज्ञ, शुक्र के रहने पर कवि तथा वादी होता है। पद या उपपद से द्वितीय स्थान शुभग्रह-युक्त हो तो जातक सभी द्रव्यों का अधिप तथा बुद्धिमान् होता है। धनेश उपपद से द्वितीयस्थानगत होकर पापग्रह युक्त हो तो जातक चोर होता है ॥ ३६-४० ॥ [नोट: यह भाष्य पृष्ठ १७४ के अंत में आरम्भ होकर पृष्ठ १७५ पर "३६-४०" उद्धृत करते हुए समाप्त होता है -- अर्थात् यह श्लोक ३६ से ४० तक हेतु एक ही संयुक्त भाष्य है; पृष्ठ १७४ पर पूर्व में दर्ज "श्लोक ३६-३८ हेतु कोई भाष्य नहीं" तथा श्लोक ३९-४० हेतु अपूर्ण/लम्बित टिप्पणी, दोनों अब इस पूर्ण एवं वास्तविक भाष्य-पाठ से प्रतिस्थापित की जा रही हैं।]

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १७४/174 (PDF p.206), verso page (folio १७४ left, book title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" right, band-confirmed via band0). Row-darkness band detection returned 29 raw bands. Band0: folio+title. Band1+Band3: verse 31.32's two lines (Band2, 27px, is a CONFIRMED FALSE-SPLIT ARTIFACT of band3's line-top strokes -- re-verified via a dedicated left-edge re-crop of band1's opening, ruling out any truncated antecedent text, and a full-width re-crop of the band1/2/3 seam showing band2 contains only the tops of band3's aksharas). Bands4-5: verse 31.33 (two lines, closing ३३). Bands6-7: verse 31.34 (two lines, closing ३४). Bands8-9: verse 31.35 (two lines, closing ३५). Bands10-19: a JOINT Hindi gloss covering verses 31.29 THROUGH 31.35, closing "॥ २९-३५ ॥" -- this resolves page१७३'s open question ("no gloss found on that page for verses 29-31"): the gloss for that group is not missing or deferred, it simply appears later, after verse 35, as one large joint gloss spanning 29-35. The existing translationHi placeholder on verses 31.29/31.30/31.31 (previously a "pending, not yet found" note) is retracted and replaced with this real gloss text in this same update. Bands20-21: verse 31.36 (two lines, closing ३६), no accompanying gloss. Bands22-23: verse 31.37 (two lines, closing ३७), no accompanying gloss. Bands24-25: verse 31.38 (two lines, closing ३८), no accompanying gloss. Band26: verse 31.39 line1. Band27: an OVERSIZED false-merge (668px, y=3888-4556, confirmed via a 0.9/0.5/0.3%-threshold sweep to have zero true sub-gaps at any threshold) containing FIVE distinct printed lines -- sub-analyzed via the established dense-merged-block technique (one low-resolution whole-region crop to confirm block type/read a rough draft, followed by five overlapping full-resolution per-line crops): L1 = verse 31.39 line2 (closing ३९); L2 = verse 31.40 line1; L3 = verse 31.40 line2 (closing ४०); L4-L5 = the opening of a further Hindi gloss for verses 39-40. Band28: continuation of that same gloss, followed immediately by the eGangotri/Swami Atmanand Giri attribution stamp (English, editorial, excluded) -- the gloss text is CUT OFF mid-sentence ("...मनुष्य सभी देशों का अधिपति") with no closing citation reached on this page; a dedicated crop of the remaining page-bottom margin (y=4700-4952) confirmed blank below the stamp, so this gloss is genuinely deferred to page१७५, following the same deferral precedent used at the page१७१/१७२ boundary. Nine verses transcribed this page (31.32-31.40), continuing Chapter 31's "सहजविचार" (siblings) section into further Upapada/Pada/Arudha combinations for siblings, character/fortune, and wealth/theft. Disclosed items: (1) verse 31.32's opening word "न्यायगाः" is visually clear and metrically consistent (completes a full 16-syllable anushtubh line with no truncation), but its precise intended sense is uncertain -- retained exactly as printed, translation is a best-effort reading of an unfamiliar compound, not a resolution failure. (2) verse 31.35's "भगिन्या" ("through a sister", instrumental) does not obviously match its own accompanying gloss's wording, which speaks of "वहन का सुख" ("happiness from a vehicle") rather than a sister -- both readings are individually clear at the akshara level; the mismatch between verse-word and gloss-word is disclosed here as a possible edition inconsistency, not silently reconciled in either direction. (3) verse 31.35 line2's "आतुरल्पसुखं" is visually clear but its exact word-segmentation/sense is uncertain (possibly आतुर+अल्प+सुखं or a similar compound); retained as printed. No reading was taken from any full-page overview; the low-resolution band27 crop was used strictly for block-type identification per standing practice, with final text taken only from the full-resolution per-line crops.

  38. 31.37 सत्यापित

    BPHS 31.37

    संस्कृत

    सप्तमे द्वादशे स्थाने सैंहिकेययुतेक्षिते । ज्ञानवांश्च भवेद् बालो बहुभाग्ययुतो द्विज ॥ ३७ ॥

    saptame dvadashe sthane sainhikeyayutekshite | jnyanavamshcha bhaved balo bahubhagyayuto dvija || 37 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    O twice-born, if the 7th or 12th house is conjoined with, or aspected by, Rahu (Saimhikeya), the child becomes learned and endowed with much fortune.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पद से षष्ठभावस्थ पापग्रह शुभग्रह या शुभ सम्बन्ध से रहित हो तो जातक चोर होता है। सप्तम या द्वादश स्थान राहु से युक्त या दृष्ट हो तो जातक ज्ञानी तथा भाग्यशील होता है। पद यदि बुध युक्त हो तो मनुष्य सभी देशों का अधिपति होता है। गुरु यदि पदगत हो तो जातक सर्वज्ञ, शुक्र के रहने पर कवि तथा वादी होता है। पद या उपपद से द्वितीय स्थान शुभग्रह-युक्त हो तो जातक सभी द्रव्यों का अधिप तथा बुद्धिमान् होता है। धनेश उपपद से द्वितीयस्थानगत होकर पापग्रह युक्त हो तो जातक चोर होता है ॥ ३६-४० ॥ [नोट: यह भाष्य पृष्ठ १७४ के अंत में आरम्भ होकर पृष्ठ १७५ पर "३६-४०" उद्धृत करते हुए समाप्त होता है -- अर्थात् यह श्लोक ३६ से ४० तक हेतु एक ही संयुक्त भाष्य है; पृष्ठ १७४ पर पूर्व में दर्ज "श्लोक ३६-३८ हेतु कोई भाष्य नहीं" तथा श्लोक ३९-४० हेतु अपूर्ण/लम्बित टिप्पणी, दोनों अब इस पूर्ण एवं वास्तविक भाष्य-पाठ से प्रतिस्थापित की जा रही हैं।]

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १७४/174 (PDF p.206), verso page (folio १७४ left, book title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" right, band-confirmed via band0). Row-darkness band detection returned 29 raw bands. Band0: folio+title. Band1+Band3: verse 31.32's two lines (Band2, 27px, is a CONFIRMED FALSE-SPLIT ARTIFACT of band3's line-top strokes -- re-verified via a dedicated left-edge re-crop of band1's opening, ruling out any truncated antecedent text, and a full-width re-crop of the band1/2/3 seam showing band2 contains only the tops of band3's aksharas). Bands4-5: verse 31.33 (two lines, closing ३३). Bands6-7: verse 31.34 (two lines, closing ३४). Bands8-9: verse 31.35 (two lines, closing ३५). Bands10-19: a JOINT Hindi gloss covering verses 31.29 THROUGH 31.35, closing "॥ २९-३५ ॥" -- this resolves page१७३'s open question ("no gloss found on that page for verses 29-31"): the gloss for that group is not missing or deferred, it simply appears later, after verse 35, as one large joint gloss spanning 29-35. The existing translationHi placeholder on verses 31.29/31.30/31.31 (previously a "pending, not yet found" note) is retracted and replaced with this real gloss text in this same update. Bands20-21: verse 31.36 (two lines, closing ३६), no accompanying gloss. Bands22-23: verse 31.37 (two lines, closing ३७), no accompanying gloss. Bands24-25: verse 31.38 (two lines, closing ३८), no accompanying gloss. Band26: verse 31.39 line1. Band27: an OVERSIZED false-merge (668px, y=3888-4556, confirmed via a 0.9/0.5/0.3%-threshold sweep to have zero true sub-gaps at any threshold) containing FIVE distinct printed lines -- sub-analyzed via the established dense-merged-block technique (one low-resolution whole-region crop to confirm block type/read a rough draft, followed by five overlapping full-resolution per-line crops): L1 = verse 31.39 line2 (closing ३९); L2 = verse 31.40 line1; L3 = verse 31.40 line2 (closing ४०); L4-L5 = the opening of a further Hindi gloss for verses 39-40. Band28: continuation of that same gloss, followed immediately by the eGangotri/Swami Atmanand Giri attribution stamp (English, editorial, excluded) -- the gloss text is CUT OFF mid-sentence ("...मनुष्य सभी देशों का अधिपति") with no closing citation reached on this page; a dedicated crop of the remaining page-bottom margin (y=4700-4952) confirmed blank below the stamp, so this gloss is genuinely deferred to page१७५, following the same deferral precedent used at the page१७१/१७२ boundary. Nine verses transcribed this page (31.32-31.40), continuing Chapter 31's "सहजविचार" (siblings) section into further Upapada/Pada/Arudha combinations for siblings, character/fortune, and wealth/theft. Disclosed items: (1) verse 31.32's opening word "न्यायगाः" is visually clear and metrically consistent (completes a full 16-syllable anushtubh line with no truncation), but its precise intended sense is uncertain -- retained exactly as printed, translation is a best-effort reading of an unfamiliar compound, not a resolution failure. (2) verse 31.35's "भगिन्या" ("through a sister", instrumental) does not obviously match its own accompanying gloss's wording, which speaks of "वहन का सुख" ("happiness from a vehicle") rather than a sister -- both readings are individually clear at the akshara level; the mismatch between verse-word and gloss-word is disclosed here as a possible edition inconsistency, not silently reconciled in either direction. (3) verse 31.35 line2's "आतुरल्पसुखं" is visually clear but its exact word-segmentation/sense is uncertain (possibly आतुर+अल्प+सुखं or a similar compound); retained as printed. No reading was taken from any full-page overview; the low-resolution band27 crop was used strictly for block-type identification per standing practice, with final text taken only from the full-resolution per-line crops.

  39. 31.38 सत्यापित

    BPHS 31.38

    संस्कृत

    आरूढे संगते सौम्ये सर्वदेशाधिपो भवेत् । सर्वज्ञस्तत्र जीवे तु कविर्वादी च भार्गवे ॥ ३८ ॥

    arudhe sangate saumye sarvadeshadhipo bhavet | sarvajnyastatra jive tu kavirvadi cha bhargave || 38 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If the Arudha is conjoined with Mercury (Saumya), [the native] becomes lord of all countries; if with Jupiter, all-knowing; and if with Venus (Bhargava), a poet and a skilled debater.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पद से षष्ठभावस्थ पापग्रह शुभग्रह या शुभ सम्बन्ध से रहित हो तो जातक चोर होता है। सप्तम या द्वादश स्थान राहु से युक्त या दृष्ट हो तो जातक ज्ञानी तथा भाग्यशील होता है। पद यदि बुध युक्त हो तो मनुष्य सभी देशों का अधिपति होता है। गुरु यदि पदगत हो तो जातक सर्वज्ञ, शुक्र के रहने पर कवि तथा वादी होता है। पद या उपपद से द्वितीय स्थान शुभग्रह-युक्त हो तो जातक सभी द्रव्यों का अधिप तथा बुद्धिमान् होता है। धनेश उपपद से द्वितीयस्थानगत होकर पापग्रह युक्त हो तो जातक चोर होता है ॥ ३६-४० ॥ [नोट: यह भाष्य पृष्ठ १७४ के अंत में आरम्भ होकर पृष्ठ १७५ पर "३६-४०" उद्धृत करते हुए समाप्त होता है -- अर्थात् यह श्लोक ३६ से ४० तक हेतु एक ही संयुक्त भाष्य है; पृष्ठ १७४ पर पूर्व में दर्ज "श्लोक ३६-३८ हेतु कोई भाष्य नहीं" तथा श्लोक ३९-४० हेतु अपूर्ण/लम्बित टिप्पणी, दोनों अब इस पूर्ण एवं वास्तविक भाष्य-पाठ से प्रतिस्थापित की जा रही हैं।]

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १७४/174 (PDF p.206), verso page (folio १७४ left, book title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" right, band-confirmed via band0). Row-darkness band detection returned 29 raw bands. Band0: folio+title. Band1+Band3: verse 31.32's two lines (Band2, 27px, is a CONFIRMED FALSE-SPLIT ARTIFACT of band3's line-top strokes -- re-verified via a dedicated left-edge re-crop of band1's opening, ruling out any truncated antecedent text, and a full-width re-crop of the band1/2/3 seam showing band2 contains only the tops of band3's aksharas). Bands4-5: verse 31.33 (two lines, closing ३३). Bands6-7: verse 31.34 (two lines, closing ३४). Bands8-9: verse 31.35 (two lines, closing ३५). Bands10-19: a JOINT Hindi gloss covering verses 31.29 THROUGH 31.35, closing "॥ २९-३५ ॥" -- this resolves page१७३'s open question ("no gloss found on that page for verses 29-31"): the gloss for that group is not missing or deferred, it simply appears later, after verse 35, as one large joint gloss spanning 29-35. The existing translationHi placeholder on verses 31.29/31.30/31.31 (previously a "pending, not yet found" note) is retracted and replaced with this real gloss text in this same update. Bands20-21: verse 31.36 (two lines, closing ३६), no accompanying gloss. Bands22-23: verse 31.37 (two lines, closing ३७), no accompanying gloss. Bands24-25: verse 31.38 (two lines, closing ३८), no accompanying gloss. Band26: verse 31.39 line1. Band27: an OVERSIZED false-merge (668px, y=3888-4556, confirmed via a 0.9/0.5/0.3%-threshold sweep to have zero true sub-gaps at any threshold) containing FIVE distinct printed lines -- sub-analyzed via the established dense-merged-block technique (one low-resolution whole-region crop to confirm block type/read a rough draft, followed by five overlapping full-resolution per-line crops): L1 = verse 31.39 line2 (closing ३९); L2 = verse 31.40 line1; L3 = verse 31.40 line2 (closing ४०); L4-L5 = the opening of a further Hindi gloss for verses 39-40. Band28: continuation of that same gloss, followed immediately by the eGangotri/Swami Atmanand Giri attribution stamp (English, editorial, excluded) -- the gloss text is CUT OFF mid-sentence ("...मनुष्य सभी देशों का अधिपति") with no closing citation reached on this page; a dedicated crop of the remaining page-bottom margin (y=4700-4952) confirmed blank below the stamp, so this gloss is genuinely deferred to page१७५, following the same deferral precedent used at the page१७१/१७२ boundary. Nine verses transcribed this page (31.32-31.40), continuing Chapter 31's "सहजविचार" (siblings) section into further Upapada/Pada/Arudha combinations for siblings, character/fortune, and wealth/theft. Disclosed items: (1) verse 31.32's opening word "न्यायगाः" is visually clear and metrically consistent (completes a full 16-syllable anushtubh line with no truncation), but its precise intended sense is uncertain -- retained exactly as printed, translation is a best-effort reading of an unfamiliar compound, not a resolution failure. (2) verse 31.35's "भगिन्या" ("through a sister", instrumental) does not obviously match its own accompanying gloss's wording, which speaks of "वहन का सुख" ("happiness from a vehicle") rather than a sister -- both readings are individually clear at the akshara level; the mismatch between verse-word and gloss-word is disclosed here as a possible edition inconsistency, not silently reconciled in either direction. (3) verse 31.35 line2's "आतुरल्पसुखं" is visually clear but its exact word-segmentation/sense is uncertain (possibly आतुर+अल्प+सुखं or a similar compound); retained as printed. No reading was taken from any full-page overview; the low-resolution band27 crop was used strictly for block-type identification per standing practice, with final text taken only from the full-resolution per-line crops.

  40. 31.39 सत्यापित

    BPHS 31.39

    संस्कृत

    पदादुपपदाद्वापि धनस्थे शुभखेचरे । सर्वद्रव्याधिपः श्रीमान् जायते द्विजसत्तम ॥ ३९ ॥

    padadupapadadvapi dhanasthe shubhakhechare | sarvadravyadhipah shriman jayate dvijasattama || 39 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    O best of the twice-born, if a benefic planet is situated in the 2nd house from the Pada or the Upapada, [the native] becomes lord of all wealth and prosperous.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पद से षष्ठभावस्थ पापग्रह शुभग्रह या शुभ सम्बन्ध से रहित हो तो जातक चोर होता है। सप्तम या द्वादश स्थान राहु से युक्त या दृष्ट हो तो जातक ज्ञानी तथा भाग्यशील होता है। पद यदि बुध युक्त हो तो मनुष्य सभी देशों का अधिपति होता है। गुरु यदि पदगत हो तो जातक सर्वज्ञ, शुक्र के रहने पर कवि तथा वादी होता है। पद या उपपद से द्वितीय स्थान शुभग्रह-युक्त हो तो जातक सभी द्रव्यों का अधिप तथा बुद्धिमान् होता है। धनेश उपपद से द्वितीयस्थानगत होकर पापग्रह युक्त हो तो जातक चोर होता है ॥ ३६-४० ॥ [नोट: यह भाष्य पृष्ठ १७४ के अंत में आरम्भ होकर पृष्ठ १७५ पर "३६-४०" उद्धृत करते हुए समाप्त होता है -- अर्थात् यह श्लोक ३६ से ४० तक हेतु एक ही संयुक्त भाष्य है; पृष्ठ १७४ पर पूर्व में दर्ज "श्लोक ३६-३८ हेतु कोई भाष्य नहीं" तथा श्लोक ३९-४० हेतु अपूर्ण/लम्बित टिप्पणी, दोनों अब इस पूर्ण एवं वास्तविक भाष्य-पाठ से प्रतिस्थापित की जा रही हैं।]

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १७४/174 (PDF p.206), verso page (folio १७४ left, book title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" right, band-confirmed via band0). Row-darkness band detection returned 29 raw bands. Band0: folio+title. Band1+Band3: verse 31.32's two lines (Band2, 27px, is a CONFIRMED FALSE-SPLIT ARTIFACT of band3's line-top strokes -- re-verified via a dedicated left-edge re-crop of band1's opening, ruling out any truncated antecedent text, and a full-width re-crop of the band1/2/3 seam showing band2 contains only the tops of band3's aksharas). Bands4-5: verse 31.33 (two lines, closing ३३). Bands6-7: verse 31.34 (two lines, closing ३४). Bands8-9: verse 31.35 (two lines, closing ३५). Bands10-19: a JOINT Hindi gloss covering verses 31.29 THROUGH 31.35, closing "॥ २९-३५ ॥" -- this resolves page१७३'s open question ("no gloss found on that page for verses 29-31"): the gloss for that group is not missing or deferred, it simply appears later, after verse 35, as one large joint gloss spanning 29-35. The existing translationHi placeholder on verses 31.29/31.30/31.31 (previously a "pending, not yet found" note) is retracted and replaced with this real gloss text in this same update. Bands20-21: verse 31.36 (two lines, closing ३६), no accompanying gloss. Bands22-23: verse 31.37 (two lines, closing ३७), no accompanying gloss. Bands24-25: verse 31.38 (two lines, closing ३८), no accompanying gloss. Band26: verse 31.39 line1. Band27: an OVERSIZED false-merge (668px, y=3888-4556, confirmed via a 0.9/0.5/0.3%-threshold sweep to have zero true sub-gaps at any threshold) containing FIVE distinct printed lines -- sub-analyzed via the established dense-merged-block technique (one low-resolution whole-region crop to confirm block type/read a rough draft, followed by five overlapping full-resolution per-line crops): L1 = verse 31.39 line2 (closing ३९); L2 = verse 31.40 line1; L3 = verse 31.40 line2 (closing ४०); L4-L5 = the opening of a further Hindi gloss for verses 39-40. Band28: continuation of that same gloss, followed immediately by the eGangotri/Swami Atmanand Giri attribution stamp (English, editorial, excluded) -- the gloss text is CUT OFF mid-sentence ("...मनुष्य सभी देशों का अधिपति") with no closing citation reached on this page; a dedicated crop of the remaining page-bottom margin (y=4700-4952) confirmed blank below the stamp, so this gloss is genuinely deferred to page१७५, following the same deferral precedent used at the page१७१/१७२ boundary. Nine verses transcribed this page (31.32-31.40), continuing Chapter 31's "सहजविचार" (siblings) section into further Upapada/Pada/Arudha combinations for siblings, character/fortune, and wealth/theft. Disclosed items: (1) verse 31.32's opening word "न्यायगाः" is visually clear and metrically consistent (completes a full 16-syllable anushtubh line with no truncation), but its precise intended sense is uncertain -- retained exactly as printed, translation is a best-effort reading of an unfamiliar compound, not a resolution failure. (2) verse 31.35's "भगिन्या" ("through a sister", instrumental) does not obviously match its own accompanying gloss's wording, which speaks of "वहन का सुख" ("happiness from a vehicle") rather than a sister -- both readings are individually clear at the akshara level; the mismatch between verse-word and gloss-word is disclosed here as a possible edition inconsistency, not silently reconciled in either direction. (3) verse 31.35 line2's "आतुरल्पसुखं" is visually clear but its exact word-segmentation/sense is uncertain (possibly आतुर+अल्प+सुखं or a similar compound); retained as printed. No reading was taken from any full-page overview; the low-resolution band27 crop was used strictly for block-type identification per standing practice, with final text taken only from the full-resolution per-line crops.

  41. 31.40 सत्यापित

    BPHS 31.40

    संस्कृत

    यस्योपपदतो वित्ताधिपतौ वित्तसंस्थिते । पापखेचरसंयुक्ते चौरो भवति निश्चितम् ॥ ४० ॥

    yasyopapadato vittadhipatau vittasansthite | papakhecharasanyukte chauro bhavati nishchitam || 40 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    One whose lord of the 2nd-from-Upapada is situated in the 2nd house, conjoined with a malefic planet, certainly becomes a thief.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पद से षष्ठभावस्थ पापग्रह शुभग्रह या शुभ सम्बन्ध से रहित हो तो जातक चोर होता है। सप्तम या द्वादश स्थान राहु से युक्त या दृष्ट हो तो जातक ज्ञानी तथा भाग्यशील होता है। पद यदि बुध युक्त हो तो मनुष्य सभी देशों का अधिपति होता है। गुरु यदि पदगत हो तो जातक सर्वज्ञ, शुक्र के रहने पर कवि तथा वादी होता है। पद या उपपद से द्वितीय स्थान शुभग्रह-युक्त हो तो जातक सभी द्रव्यों का अधिप तथा बुद्धिमान् होता है। धनेश उपपद से द्वितीयस्थानगत होकर पापग्रह युक्त हो तो जातक चोर होता है ॥ ३६-४० ॥ [नोट: यह भाष्य पृष्ठ १७४ के अंत में आरम्भ होकर पृष्ठ १७५ पर "३६-४०" उद्धृत करते हुए समाप्त होता है -- अर्थात् यह श्लोक ३६ से ४० तक हेतु एक ही संयुक्त भाष्य है; पृष्ठ १७४ पर पूर्व में दर्ज "श्लोक ३६-३८ हेतु कोई भाष्य नहीं" तथा श्लोक ३९-४० हेतु अपूर्ण/लम्बित टिप्पणी, दोनों अब इस पूर्ण एवं वास्तविक भाष्य-पाठ से प्रतिस्थापित की जा रही हैं।]

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १७४/174 (PDF p.206), verso page (folio १७४ left, book title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" right, band-confirmed via band0). Row-darkness band detection returned 29 raw bands. Band0: folio+title. Band1+Band3: verse 31.32's two lines (Band2, 27px, is a CONFIRMED FALSE-SPLIT ARTIFACT of band3's line-top strokes -- re-verified via a dedicated left-edge re-crop of band1's opening, ruling out any truncated antecedent text, and a full-width re-crop of the band1/2/3 seam showing band2 contains only the tops of band3's aksharas). Bands4-5: verse 31.33 (two lines, closing ३३). Bands6-7: verse 31.34 (two lines, closing ३४). Bands8-9: verse 31.35 (two lines, closing ३५). Bands10-19: a JOINT Hindi gloss covering verses 31.29 THROUGH 31.35, closing "॥ २९-३५ ॥" -- this resolves page१७३'s open question ("no gloss found on that page for verses 29-31"): the gloss for that group is not missing or deferred, it simply appears later, after verse 35, as one large joint gloss spanning 29-35. The existing translationHi placeholder on verses 31.29/31.30/31.31 (previously a "pending, not yet found" note) is retracted and replaced with this real gloss text in this same update. Bands20-21: verse 31.36 (two lines, closing ३६), no accompanying gloss. Bands22-23: verse 31.37 (two lines, closing ३७), no accompanying gloss. Bands24-25: verse 31.38 (two lines, closing ३८), no accompanying gloss. Band26: verse 31.39 line1. Band27: an OVERSIZED false-merge (668px, y=3888-4556, confirmed via a 0.9/0.5/0.3%-threshold sweep to have zero true sub-gaps at any threshold) containing FIVE distinct printed lines -- sub-analyzed via the established dense-merged-block technique (one low-resolution whole-region crop to confirm block type/read a rough draft, followed by five overlapping full-resolution per-line crops): L1 = verse 31.39 line2 (closing ३९); L2 = verse 31.40 line1; L3 = verse 31.40 line2 (closing ४०); L4-L5 = the opening of a further Hindi gloss for verses 39-40. Band28: continuation of that same gloss, followed immediately by the eGangotri/Swami Atmanand Giri attribution stamp (English, editorial, excluded) -- the gloss text is CUT OFF mid-sentence ("...मनुष्य सभी देशों का अधिपति") with no closing citation reached on this page; a dedicated crop of the remaining page-bottom margin (y=4700-4952) confirmed blank below the stamp, so this gloss is genuinely deferred to page१७५, following the same deferral precedent used at the page१७१/१७२ boundary. Nine verses transcribed this page (31.32-31.40), continuing Chapter 31's "सहजविचार" (siblings) section into further Upapada/Pada/Arudha combinations for siblings, character/fortune, and wealth/theft. Disclosed items: (1) verse 31.32's opening word "न्यायगाः" is visually clear and metrically consistent (completes a full 16-syllable anushtubh line with no truncation), but its precise intended sense is uncertain -- retained exactly as printed, translation is a best-effort reading of an unfamiliar compound, not a resolution failure. (2) verse 31.35's "भगिन्या" ("through a sister", instrumental) does not obviously match its own accompanying gloss's wording, which speaks of "वहन का सुख" ("happiness from a vehicle") rather than a sister -- both readings are individually clear at the akshara level; the mismatch between verse-word and gloss-word is disclosed here as a possible edition inconsistency, not silently reconciled in either direction. (3) verse 31.35 line2's "आतुरल्पसुखं" is visually clear but its exact word-segmentation/sense is uncertain (possibly आतुर+अल्प+सुखं or a similar compound); retained as printed. No reading was taken from any full-page overview; the low-resolution band27 crop was used strictly for block-type identification per standing practice, with final text taken only from the full-resolution per-line crops.

  42. 31.41 सत्यापित

    BPHS 31.41

    संस्कृत

    उपारूढकलत्रेशाद्गतौ मैत्रेय ! वित्तगे । दन्तुरो जायते जातः केतौ चाप्यस्फुटोक्तिमान् ॥ ४१ ॥

    uparudhakalatreshadgatau maitreya ! vittage | danturo jayate jatah ketau chapyasphutoktiman || 41 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    O Maitreya, when [Rahu] is situated in the house of wealth (2nd) counted from the Upa-arudha and the lord of Kalatra (7th house), the person born becomes buck-toothed; and with Ketu [in the same place], he becomes one of indistinct speech. [The compound before "मैत्रेय" is read at high zoom as "उपारूढकलत्रेशाद्दगौ", which does not parse cleanly; "गतौ" (situated/gone into) is adopted as a grammatically and contextually corroborated reading -- confirmed by this verse's own Hindi gloss, which explicitly describes a planet placed in the 2nd house from the Upapada and the 7th-lord -- and is disclosed as an interpretive resolution, not a plain scan read.]

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    उपपद से सप्तमेश से द्वितीय स्थान में यदि राहु हो तो जातक दन्तुर (ऊँचा दांतवाला) और केतु हो तो अस्पष्ट बोलने वाला होता है। यदि वहीं शनि हो तो कुरूप होता है। शुभ-पाप दोनों का संयोग हो तो मिश्रित फल कहना चाहिए ॥ ४१-४२ ॥

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १७५/175 (PDF p.207), recto page (folio १७५ right; running head reads "अर्गलाफलाध्यायः", i.e. the NEXT chapter's title, band-confirmed via band0 -- this page turns out to contain that chapter's actual opening later on). Row-darkness band detection returned 30 raw bands, 3130x4952. Band0: running head+folio. Band1-3: continuation of the Hindi gloss for Chapter 31 verses 36-40 that was cut off mid-sentence at the very end of page१७४ -- continues "होता है। गुरु यदि पदगत हो तो जातक सर्वज्ञ, शुक्र के रहने पर कवि तथा वादी होता है। पद या उपपद से द्वितीय स्थान शुभग्रह-युक्त हो तो जातक सभी द्रव्यों का अधिप तथा बुद्धिमान् होता है। धनेश उपपद से द्वितीयस्थानगत होकर पापग्रह". Band4: OVERSIZED 2-line false-merge: L1 = the gloss's closing line "युक्त हो तो जातक चोर होता है ॥ ३६-४० ॥" -- CORRECTING page१७४'s checkpoint note, which (based on the page-boundary cut-off alone) had provisionally assumed this deferred gloss covered only verses 39-40; the closing citation recovered here shows it is in fact a SINGLE joint gloss spanning verses 31.36 THROUGH 31.40, so the earlier "no gloss found for 36-38" note on those three verses is retracted and all five verses (36-40) now share this one full gloss text, joined verbatim across the page१७४/१७५ boundary (the join reads grammatically continuously: "...मनुष्य सभी देशों का अधिपति" [p174] + "होता है।" [p175] = "...becomes lord of all countries.", confirming the join point is exact). L2 = verse 31.41 line1. Band5: verse 31.41 line2, closing ४१. Band6-7: verse 31.42 (two lines, closing ४२). Bands8-10: joint Hindi gloss for verses 41-42. Band11: gloss closing citation "॥ ४१-४२ ॥". Band12-13: the chapter-end colophon "इति सविमर्शसुधाव्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे उपपदफलाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ ३१ ॥" ("Thus, in the Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra furnished with the Vimarsha-sudha commentary, the chapter on Upapada-phala is concluded. [Chapter] 31.") -- editorial colophon, excluded from verse transcription but structurally important: CONFIRMS Chapter 31 formally ends at verse 42, not 40 as previously assumed mid-page-boundary. Band14: an ornamental typographic divider (editorial, excluded). Band15: the new chapter's opening heading "अथार्गलाफलाध्यायः ॥ ३२ ॥" ("Now, the chapter on Argala-phala [results of the Argala/intervention]. [Chapter] 32.") -- this matches band0's running head, confirming Chapter 32 begins partway down this same page. Band16: a small illegible ornamental glyph/auspicious mark at the chapter opening (editorial, excluded). Band17: speaker-tag "मैत्रेय उवाच—" ("Maitreya said—", editorial, excluded). Bands18-19: verse 32.1, Maitreya's opening question (two lines, closing १). Bands20-21: Hindi gloss for verse 1, closing "॥ १ ॥". Band22: speaker-tag "पराशर उवाच:—" ("Parashar said:—", editorial, excluded). Bands23-24: verse 32.2 (two lines, closing २), Parashar's reply defining Sargala/Argala. Band25: verse 32.3 line1. Band26: OVERSIZED 2-line false-merge: L1 = verse 32.3 line2 (closing ३), L2 = verse 32.4 line1. Band27: OVERSIZED 2-line false-merge: L1 = verse 32.4 line2 (closing ४), L2 = verse 32.5 line1. Band28: verse 32.5 line2, closing ५. Band29: eGangotri/Swami Atmanand Giri attribution stamp (English, editorial, excluded). A dedicated bottom-margin crop (y=4700-4952) confirmed blank below the stamp -- page ends cleanly after verse 32.5, with no gloss found on this page for verses 32.2-32.5 (only verse 32.1 carries an explicit gloss here). Fourteen units transcribed this page: Chapter 31's closing verses 41-42 (Rahu/Ketu/Saturn from Upapada+Kalatra-lord's 2nd house governing dental/speech/appearance defects, and mixed-planet mixed-results), the chapter-31 colophon (structural, not a verse), and Chapter 32's opening five verses (Maitreya's request to hear about Argala; Parashar's definition of Sargala arising from a planet in the 4th/2nd/11th from a bhava, its obstructing planets in Vyoma/Rishpha/3rd-house positions, the conditions under which such obstruction is voided by weak/few malefics or triggered by many malefics in the 3rd, and a closing mention of Viparita-Argala). Disclosed anomaly: verse 31.41 line1's compound before "मैत्रेय" -- read at 3x/4x dedicated re-crops as "उपारूढकलत्रेशाद्दगौ" -- does not parse as a clean, recognizable Sanskrit form; "गतौ" (locative/dual of गत, "situated/gone into") is grammatically far more plausible and is corroborated by the verse's own Hindi gloss ("उपपद से सप्तमेश से द्वितीय स्थान में यदि राहु हो तो...", explicitly describing a planet placed in the 2nd house counted from the Upapada and from the 7th-lord/Kalatresha) -- "उपारूढकलत्रेशाद्गतौ" is adopted as a context-corroborated reading and disclosed as such, not a plain unambiguous scan read. Chapter 32's bhava-synonyms "व्योम" and "रिष्फ" (verse 32.3) are traditional classical house-designations whose precise house-number equivalence varies by author/tradition; transcribed verbatim without asserting a specific house-number gloss. No reading was taken from any full-page overview; oversized bands were separated by directly reading both lines off the same detected strip, consistent with standing practice for two-line false-merges.

  43. 31.42 सत्यापित

    BPHS 31.42

    संस्कृत

    यदि तत्रैव मन्दः स्यात्तदा कुत्सितरूपवान् । मिश्रखेचरसंयोगात् फलं मिश्रं विनिर्दिशेत् ॥ ४२ ॥

    yadi tatraiva mandah syattada kutsitarupavan | mishrakhecharasanyogat phalam mishram vinirdishet || 42 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If Saturn (Manda) alone were there instead, then [the native] would be of unsightly form. From the conjunction of mixed [benefic and malefic] planets, one should indicate a mixed result.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    उपपद से सप्तमेश से द्वितीय स्थान में यदि राहु हो तो जातक दन्तुर (ऊँचा दांतवाला) और केतु हो तो अस्पष्ट बोलने वाला होता है। यदि वहीं शनि हो तो कुरूप होता है। शुभ-पाप दोनों का संयोग हो तो मिश्रित फल कहना चाहिए ॥ ४१-४२ ॥

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १७५/175 (PDF p.207), recto page (folio १७५ right; running head reads "अर्गलाफलाध्यायः", i.e. the NEXT chapter's title, band-confirmed via band0 -- this page turns out to contain that chapter's actual opening later on). Row-darkness band detection returned 30 raw bands, 3130x4952. Band0: running head+folio. Band1-3: continuation of the Hindi gloss for Chapter 31 verses 36-40 that was cut off mid-sentence at the very end of page१७४ -- continues "होता है। गुरु यदि पदगत हो तो जातक सर्वज्ञ, शुक्र के रहने पर कवि तथा वादी होता है। पद या उपपद से द्वितीय स्थान शुभग्रह-युक्त हो तो जातक सभी द्रव्यों का अधिप तथा बुद्धिमान् होता है। धनेश उपपद से द्वितीयस्थानगत होकर पापग्रह". Band4: OVERSIZED 2-line false-merge: L1 = the gloss's closing line "युक्त हो तो जातक चोर होता है ॥ ३६-४० ॥" -- CORRECTING page१७४'s checkpoint note, which (based on the page-boundary cut-off alone) had provisionally assumed this deferred gloss covered only verses 39-40; the closing citation recovered here shows it is in fact a SINGLE joint gloss spanning verses 31.36 THROUGH 31.40, so the earlier "no gloss found for 36-38" note on those three verses is retracted and all five verses (36-40) now share this one full gloss text, joined verbatim across the page१७४/१७५ boundary (the join reads grammatically continuously: "...मनुष्य सभी देशों का अधिपति" [p174] + "होता है।" [p175] = "...becomes lord of all countries.", confirming the join point is exact). L2 = verse 31.41 line1. Band5: verse 31.41 line2, closing ४१. Band6-7: verse 31.42 (two lines, closing ४२). Bands8-10: joint Hindi gloss for verses 41-42. Band11: gloss closing citation "॥ ४१-४२ ॥". Band12-13: the chapter-end colophon "इति सविमर्शसुधाव्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे उपपदफलाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ ३१ ॥" ("Thus, in the Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra furnished with the Vimarsha-sudha commentary, the chapter on Upapada-phala is concluded. [Chapter] 31.") -- editorial colophon, excluded from verse transcription but structurally important: CONFIRMS Chapter 31 formally ends at verse 42, not 40 as previously assumed mid-page-boundary. Band14: an ornamental typographic divider (editorial, excluded). Band15: the new chapter's opening heading "अथार्गलाफलाध्यायः ॥ ३२ ॥" ("Now, the chapter on Argala-phala [results of the Argala/intervention]. [Chapter] 32.") -- this matches band0's running head, confirming Chapter 32 begins partway down this same page. Band16: a small illegible ornamental glyph/auspicious mark at the chapter opening (editorial, excluded). Band17: speaker-tag "मैत्रेय उवाच—" ("Maitreya said—", editorial, excluded). Bands18-19: verse 32.1, Maitreya's opening question (two lines, closing १). Bands20-21: Hindi gloss for verse 1, closing "॥ १ ॥". Band22: speaker-tag "पराशर उवाच:—" ("Parashar said:—", editorial, excluded). Bands23-24: verse 32.2 (two lines, closing २), Parashar's reply defining Sargala/Argala. Band25: verse 32.3 line1. Band26: OVERSIZED 2-line false-merge: L1 = verse 32.3 line2 (closing ३), L2 = verse 32.4 line1. Band27: OVERSIZED 2-line false-merge: L1 = verse 32.4 line2 (closing ४), L2 = verse 32.5 line1. Band28: verse 32.5 line2, closing ५. Band29: eGangotri/Swami Atmanand Giri attribution stamp (English, editorial, excluded). A dedicated bottom-margin crop (y=4700-4952) confirmed blank below the stamp -- page ends cleanly after verse 32.5, with no gloss found on this page for verses 32.2-32.5 (only verse 32.1 carries an explicit gloss here). Fourteen units transcribed this page: Chapter 31's closing verses 41-42 (Rahu/Ketu/Saturn from Upapada+Kalatra-lord's 2nd house governing dental/speech/appearance defects, and mixed-planet mixed-results), the chapter-31 colophon (structural, not a verse), and Chapter 32's opening five verses (Maitreya's request to hear about Argala; Parashar's definition of Sargala arising from a planet in the 4th/2nd/11th from a bhava, its obstructing planets in Vyoma/Rishpha/3rd-house positions, the conditions under which such obstruction is voided by weak/few malefics or triggered by many malefics in the 3rd, and a closing mention of Viparita-Argala). Disclosed anomaly: verse 31.41 line1's compound before "मैत्रेय" -- read at 3x/4x dedicated re-crops as "उपारूढकलत्रेशाद्दगौ" -- does not parse as a clean, recognizable Sanskrit form; "गतौ" (locative/dual of गत, "situated/gone into") is grammatically far more plausible and is corroborated by the verse's own Hindi gloss ("उपपद से सप्तमेश से द्वितीय स्थान में यदि राहु हो तो...", explicitly describing a planet placed in the 2nd house counted from the Upapada and from the 7th-lord/Kalatresha) -- "उपारूढकलत्रेशाद्गतौ" is adopted as a context-corroborated reading and disclosed as such, not a plain unambiguous scan read. Chapter 32's bhava-synonyms "व्योम" and "रिष्फ" (verse 32.3) are traditional classical house-designations whose precise house-number equivalence varies by author/tradition; transcribed verbatim without asserting a specific house-number gloss. No reading was taken from any full-page overview; oversized bands were separated by directly reading both lines off the same detected strip, consistent with standing practice for two-line false-merges.

32 Argala-phala-adhyayah -- on the results of the Argala (planetary intervention/obstruction) (17)

  1. 32.1 सत्यापित

    BPHS 32.1

    संस्कृत

    महर्षे ! दयया या मे गदिता प्रागिहार्गला । तस्या रूपं फलं चापि श्रोतुमिच्छामि साम्प्रतम् ॥ १ ॥

    maharshe ! dayaya ya me gadita pragihargala | tasya rupam phalam chapi shrotumichchhami samprataam || 1 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Maitreya said: O great sage! Out of compassion, the Argala which was told to me by you here before -- I now wish to hear its nature and result.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    मैत्रेय ने कहा :—हे महर्षिवर ! कृपाकर आपने जो अर्गला पहले कही है उसका स्वरूप तथा फल अब मैं सुनना चाहता हूँ ॥ १ ॥

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १७५/175 (PDF p.207), recto page (folio १७५ right; running head reads "अर्गलाफलाध्यायः", i.e. the NEXT chapter's title, band-confirmed via band0 -- this page turns out to contain that chapter's actual opening later on). Row-darkness band detection returned 30 raw bands, 3130x4952. Band0: running head+folio. Band1-3: continuation of the Hindi gloss for Chapter 31 verses 36-40 that was cut off mid-sentence at the very end of page१७४ -- continues "होता है। गुरु यदि पदगत हो तो जातक सर्वज्ञ, शुक्र के रहने पर कवि तथा वादी होता है। पद या उपपद से द्वितीय स्थान शुभग्रह-युक्त हो तो जातक सभी द्रव्यों का अधिप तथा बुद्धिमान् होता है। धनेश उपपद से द्वितीयस्थानगत होकर पापग्रह". Band4: OVERSIZED 2-line false-merge: L1 = the gloss's closing line "युक्त हो तो जातक चोर होता है ॥ ३६-४० ॥" -- CORRECTING page१७४'s checkpoint note, which (based on the page-boundary cut-off alone) had provisionally assumed this deferred gloss covered only verses 39-40; the closing citation recovered here shows it is in fact a SINGLE joint gloss spanning verses 31.36 THROUGH 31.40, so the earlier "no gloss found for 36-38" note on those three verses is retracted and all five verses (36-40) now share this one full gloss text, joined verbatim across the page१७४/१७५ boundary (the join reads grammatically continuously: "...मनुष्य सभी देशों का अधिपति" [p174] + "होता है।" [p175] = "...becomes lord of all countries.", confirming the join point is exact). L2 = verse 31.41 line1. Band5: verse 31.41 line2, closing ४१. Band6-7: verse 31.42 (two lines, closing ४२). Bands8-10: joint Hindi gloss for verses 41-42. Band11: gloss closing citation "॥ ४१-४२ ॥". Band12-13: the chapter-end colophon "इति सविमर्शसुधाव्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे उपपदफलाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ ३१ ॥" ("Thus, in the Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra furnished with the Vimarsha-sudha commentary, the chapter on Upapada-phala is concluded. [Chapter] 31.") -- editorial colophon, excluded from verse transcription but structurally important: CONFIRMS Chapter 31 formally ends at verse 42, not 40 as previously assumed mid-page-boundary. Band14: an ornamental typographic divider (editorial, excluded). Band15: the new chapter's opening heading "अथार्गलाफलाध्यायः ॥ ३२ ॥" ("Now, the chapter on Argala-phala [results of the Argala/intervention]. [Chapter] 32.") -- this matches band0's running head, confirming Chapter 32 begins partway down this same page. Band16: a small illegible ornamental glyph/auspicious mark at the chapter opening (editorial, excluded). Band17: speaker-tag "मैत्रेय उवाच—" ("Maitreya said—", editorial, excluded). Bands18-19: verse 32.1, Maitreya's opening question (two lines, closing १). Bands20-21: Hindi gloss for verse 1, closing "॥ १ ॥". Band22: speaker-tag "पराशर उवाच:—" ("Parashar said:—", editorial, excluded). Bands23-24: verse 32.2 (two lines, closing २), Parashar's reply defining Sargala/Argala. Band25: verse 32.3 line1. Band26: OVERSIZED 2-line false-merge: L1 = verse 32.3 line2 (closing ३), L2 = verse 32.4 line1. Band27: OVERSIZED 2-line false-merge: L1 = verse 32.4 line2 (closing ४), L2 = verse 32.5 line1. Band28: verse 32.5 line2, closing ५. Band29: eGangotri/Swami Atmanand Giri attribution stamp (English, editorial, excluded). A dedicated bottom-margin crop (y=4700-4952) confirmed blank below the stamp -- page ends cleanly after verse 32.5, with no gloss found on this page for verses 32.2-32.5 (only verse 32.1 carries an explicit gloss here). Fourteen units transcribed this page: Chapter 31's closing verses 41-42 (Rahu/Ketu/Saturn from Upapada+Kalatra-lord's 2nd house governing dental/speech/appearance defects, and mixed-planet mixed-results), the chapter-31 colophon (structural, not a verse), and Chapter 32's opening five verses (Maitreya's request to hear about Argala; Parashar's definition of Sargala arising from a planet in the 4th/2nd/11th from a bhava, its obstructing planets in Vyoma/Rishpha/3rd-house positions, the conditions under which such obstruction is voided by weak/few malefics or triggered by many malefics in the 3rd, and a closing mention of Viparita-Argala). Disclosed anomaly: verse 31.41 line1's compound before "मैत्रेय" -- read at 3x/4x dedicated re-crops as "उपारूढकलत्रेशाद्दगौ" -- does not parse as a clean, recognizable Sanskrit form; "गतौ" (locative/dual of गत, "situated/gone into") is grammatically far more plausible and is corroborated by the verse's own Hindi gloss ("उपपद से सप्तमेश से द्वितीय स्थान में यदि राहु हो तो...", explicitly describing a planet placed in the 2nd house counted from the Upapada and from the 7th-lord/Kalatresha) -- "उपारूढकलत्रेशाद्गतौ" is adopted as a context-corroborated reading and disclosed as such, not a plain unambiguous scan read. Chapter 32's bhava-synonyms "व्योम" and "रिष्फ" (verse 32.3) are traditional classical house-designations whose precise house-number equivalence varies by author/tradition; transcribed verbatim without asserting a specific house-number gloss. No reading was taken from any full-page overview; oversized bands were separated by directly reading both lines off the same detected strip, consistent with standing practice for two-line false-merges.

  2. 32.2 सत्यापित

    BPHS 32.2

    संस्कृत

    भावखेटफलं विप्र ! यया भवति निश्चितम् । सार्गला मुनिभिः प्रोक्ता वच्मि तां शृणु यत्नतः ॥ २ ॥

    bhavakhetaphalam vipra ! yaya bhavati nishchitam | sargala munibhih prokta vachmi tam shrinu yatnatah || 2 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Parashar said: O brahmin! That by which the result of a house/planet (bhava-kheta) becomes definitely determined is called "Sargala" (endowed with Argala) by the sages; I shall tell it -- listen attentively.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पराशर ने उत्तर दिया—हे मैत्रेय ! जिस अर्गला के द्वारा भाव या ग्रह का फल निश्चित रूप से होता है उसी अर्गला के सम्बन्ध में मैं कहता हूँ, सुनो। यदि किसी ग्रह या स्थान से चतुर्थ, द्वितीय या एकादश स्थान में ग्रह होवे तो अर्गला योग होता है। इन तीनों स्थानीय अर्गलाओं के क्रमशः १०।१२।३ स्थानगत ग्रह बाधक होते हैं। अर्थात् अर्गला योग रहने पर भी बाधक योग रहे तो अर्गला का कोई प्रभाव नहीं होता है। अर्गला प्रतिबन्धक ग्रह अर्गलाकारक ग्रहों की अपेक्षा दुर्बल या संख्या में अल्प हो तो भी अर्गला का प्रतिबन्ध नहीं कहना चाहिए। तीसरे स्थान में बहुत से पापग्रह—(तीन या तीन से अधिक) अर्गलायोग बाधक हों तो विपरीतार्गला होती है, अर्थात् ग्रहभावोत्थ फल बाधारहित होता है। पञ्चम में ग्रह रहने से अर्गला योग होता है किन्तु नवम में भी ग्रह रहे तो उस अर्गला का प्रतिबन्ध होता है। विपरीत गतिवाले राहु-केतुओं के लिए अर्गला एवं तद्वाधक स्थान विपरीत समझना। अर्थात् राहु-केतु से १०।१२।३ स्थानों में ग्रह के रहने से अर्गला योग, और क्रमशः ४।२।११ स्थानों में ग्रह के होने से प्रतिबन्ध कहना चाहिए। एकग्रहजनित अर्गला छोटी, द्विग्रहजनित मध्यम (मझोली) तीन या तीन से अधिक ग्रह-जनित प्रबल (श्रेष्ठ) अर्गला होती है। इस तरह राशि एवं ग्रह से द्विविध अर्गला कही गई है। बाधारहित अर्गला भव्य फल देनेवाली होती है और बाधित अर्गला निष्फल होती है। जो राशि या ग्रह सार्गल होवे उसका फल उसके दशाकाल में समझना चाहिए ॥ २-९ ॥ [नोट: यह भाष्य पृष्ठ १७५ पर श्लोक २-५ के बाद आरम्भ होकर पृष्ठ १७६ पर "२-९" उद्धृत करते हुए समाप्त होता है -- अतः यह श्लोक २ से ९ तक हेतु एक ही संयुक्त भाष्य है; पृष्ठ १७५ पर पूर्व में दर्ज "श्लोक २-५ हेतु कोई भाष्य नहीं मिला" वाली टिप्पणी अब इस वास्तविक भाष्य-पाठ से प्रतिस्थापित की जा रही है।]

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १७५/175 (PDF p.207), recto page (folio १७५ right; running head reads "अर्गलाफलाध्यायः", i.e. the NEXT chapter's title, band-confirmed via band0 -- this page turns out to contain that chapter's actual opening later on). Row-darkness band detection returned 30 raw bands, 3130x4952. Band0: running head+folio. Band1-3: continuation of the Hindi gloss for Chapter 31 verses 36-40 that was cut off mid-sentence at the very end of page१७४ -- continues "होता है। गुरु यदि पदगत हो तो जातक सर्वज्ञ, शुक्र के रहने पर कवि तथा वादी होता है। पद या उपपद से द्वितीय स्थान शुभग्रह-युक्त हो तो जातक सभी द्रव्यों का अधिप तथा बुद्धिमान् होता है। धनेश उपपद से द्वितीयस्थानगत होकर पापग्रह". Band4: OVERSIZED 2-line false-merge: L1 = the gloss's closing line "युक्त हो तो जातक चोर होता है ॥ ३६-४० ॥" -- CORRECTING page१७४'s checkpoint note, which (based on the page-boundary cut-off alone) had provisionally assumed this deferred gloss covered only verses 39-40; the closing citation recovered here shows it is in fact a SINGLE joint gloss spanning verses 31.36 THROUGH 31.40, so the earlier "no gloss found for 36-38" note on those three verses is retracted and all five verses (36-40) now share this one full gloss text, joined verbatim across the page१७४/१७५ boundary (the join reads grammatically continuously: "...मनुष्य सभी देशों का अधिपति" [p174] + "होता है।" [p175] = "...becomes lord of all countries.", confirming the join point is exact). L2 = verse 31.41 line1. Band5: verse 31.41 line2, closing ४१. Band6-7: verse 31.42 (two lines, closing ४२). Bands8-10: joint Hindi gloss for verses 41-42. Band11: gloss closing citation "॥ ४१-४२ ॥". Band12-13: the chapter-end colophon "इति सविमर्शसुधाव्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे उपपदफलाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ ३१ ॥" ("Thus, in the Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra furnished with the Vimarsha-sudha commentary, the chapter on Upapada-phala is concluded. [Chapter] 31.") -- editorial colophon, excluded from verse transcription but structurally important: CONFIRMS Chapter 31 formally ends at verse 42, not 40 as previously assumed mid-page-boundary. Band14: an ornamental typographic divider (editorial, excluded). Band15: the new chapter's opening heading "अथार्गलाफलाध्यायः ॥ ३२ ॥" ("Now, the chapter on Argala-phala [results of the Argala/intervention]. [Chapter] 32.") -- this matches band0's running head, confirming Chapter 32 begins partway down this same page. Band16: a small illegible ornamental glyph/auspicious mark at the chapter opening (editorial, excluded). Band17: speaker-tag "मैत्रेय उवाच—" ("Maitreya said—", editorial, excluded). Bands18-19: verse 32.1, Maitreya's opening question (two lines, closing १). Bands20-21: Hindi gloss for verse 1, closing "॥ १ ॥". Band22: speaker-tag "पराशर उवाच:—" ("Parashar said:—", editorial, excluded). Bands23-24: verse 32.2 (two lines, closing २), Parashar's reply defining Sargala/Argala. Band25: verse 32.3 line1. Band26: OVERSIZED 2-line false-merge: L1 = verse 32.3 line2 (closing ३), L2 = verse 32.4 line1. Band27: OVERSIZED 2-line false-merge: L1 = verse 32.4 line2 (closing ४), L2 = verse 32.5 line1. Band28: verse 32.5 line2, closing ५. Band29: eGangotri/Swami Atmanand Giri attribution stamp (English, editorial, excluded). A dedicated bottom-margin crop (y=4700-4952) confirmed blank below the stamp -- page ends cleanly after verse 32.5, with no gloss found on this page for verses 32.2-32.5 (only verse 32.1 carries an explicit gloss here). Fourteen units transcribed this page: Chapter 31's closing verses 41-42 (Rahu/Ketu/Saturn from Upapada+Kalatra-lord's 2nd house governing dental/speech/appearance defects, and mixed-planet mixed-results), the chapter-31 colophon (structural, not a verse), and Chapter 32's opening five verses (Maitreya's request to hear about Argala; Parashar's definition of Sargala arising from a planet in the 4th/2nd/11th from a bhava, its obstructing planets in Vyoma/Rishpha/3rd-house positions, the conditions under which such obstruction is voided by weak/few malefics or triggered by many malefics in the 3rd, and a closing mention of Viparita-Argala). Disclosed anomaly: verse 31.41 line1's compound before "मैत्रेय" -- read at 3x/4x dedicated re-crops as "उपारूढकलत्रेशाद्दगौ" -- does not parse as a clean, recognizable Sanskrit form; "गतौ" (locative/dual of गत, "situated/gone into") is grammatically far more plausible and is corroborated by the verse's own Hindi gloss ("उपपद से सप्तमेश से द्वितीय स्थान में यदि राहु हो तो...", explicitly describing a planet placed in the 2nd house counted from the Upapada and from the 7th-lord/Kalatresha) -- "उपारूढकलत्रेशाद्गतौ" is adopted as a context-corroborated reading and disclosed as such, not a plain unambiguous scan read. Chapter 32's bhava-synonyms "व्योम" and "रिष्फ" (verse 32.3) are traditional classical house-designations whose precise house-number equivalence varies by author/tradition; transcribed verbatim without asserting a specific house-number gloss. No reading was taken from any full-page overview; oversized bands were separated by directly reading both lines off the same detected strip, consistent with standing practice for two-line false-merges.

  3. 32.3 सत्यापित

    BPHS 32.3

    संस्कृत

    तुर्ये द्वितीये लाभे च ग्रहे सति तु सार्गला । तस्यास्तु बाधकाः खेटा व्योमरिष्फवृतीयगाः ॥ ३ ॥

    turye dvitiye labhe cha grahe sati tu sargala | tasyastu badhakah kheta vyomarishphatritiyagah || 3 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When a planet exists in the 4th, 2nd, or 11th house [from a bhava], [that Argala is called] Sargala; but its obstructing (badhaka) planets are those situated in the houses called Vyoma, Rishpha, and the third. ["व्योम" and "रिष्फ" are traditional classical bhava-synonyms whose exact house-number equivalence varies by author; transcribed verbatim without asserting a specific numeric identification.]

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पराशर ने उत्तर दिया—हे मैत्रेय ! जिस अर्गला के द्वारा भाव या ग्रह का फल निश्चित रूप से होता है उसी अर्गला के सम्बन्ध में मैं कहता हूँ, सुनो। यदि किसी ग्रह या स्थान से चतुर्थ, द्वितीय या एकादश स्थान में ग्रह होवे तो अर्गला योग होता है। इन तीनों स्थानीय अर्गलाओं के क्रमशः १०।१२।३ स्थानगत ग्रह बाधक होते हैं। अर्थात् अर्गला योग रहने पर भी बाधक योग रहे तो अर्गला का कोई प्रभाव नहीं होता है। अर्गला प्रतिबन्धक ग्रह अर्गलाकारक ग्रहों की अपेक्षा दुर्बल या संख्या में अल्प हो तो भी अर्गला का प्रतिबन्ध नहीं कहना चाहिए। तीसरे स्थान में बहुत से पापग्रह—(तीन या तीन से अधिक) अर्गलायोग बाधक हों तो विपरीतार्गला होती है, अर्थात् ग्रहभावोत्थ फल बाधारहित होता है। पञ्चम में ग्रह रहने से अर्गला योग होता है किन्तु नवम में भी ग्रह रहे तो उस अर्गला का प्रतिबन्ध होता है। विपरीत गतिवाले राहु-केतुओं के लिए अर्गला एवं तद्वाधक स्थान विपरीत समझना। अर्थात् राहु-केतु से १०।१२।३ स्थानों में ग्रह के रहने से अर्गला योग, और क्रमशः ४।२।११ स्थानों में ग्रह के होने से प्रतिबन्ध कहना चाहिए। एकग्रहजनित अर्गला छोटी, द्विग्रहजनित मध्यम (मझोली) तीन या तीन से अधिक ग्रह-जनित प्रबल (श्रेष्ठ) अर्गला होती है। इस तरह राशि एवं ग्रह से द्विविध अर्गला कही गई है। बाधारहित अर्गला भव्य फल देनेवाली होती है और बाधित अर्गला निष्फल होती है। जो राशि या ग्रह सार्गल होवे उसका फल उसके दशाकाल में समझना चाहिए ॥ २-९ ॥ [नोट: यह भाष्य पृष्ठ १७५ पर श्लोक २-५ के बाद आरम्भ होकर पृष्ठ १७६ पर "२-९" उद्धृत करते हुए समाप्त होता है -- अतः यह श्लोक २ से ९ तक हेतु एक ही संयुक्त भाष्य है; पृष्ठ १७५ पर पूर्व में दर्ज "श्लोक २-५ हेतु कोई भाष्य नहीं मिला" वाली टिप्पणी अब इस वास्तविक भाष्य-पाठ से प्रतिस्थापित की जा रही है।]

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १७५/175 (PDF p.207), recto page (folio १७५ right; running head reads "अर्गलाफलाध्यायः", i.e. the NEXT chapter's title, band-confirmed via band0 -- this page turns out to contain that chapter's actual opening later on). Row-darkness band detection returned 30 raw bands, 3130x4952. Band0: running head+folio. Band1-3: continuation of the Hindi gloss for Chapter 31 verses 36-40 that was cut off mid-sentence at the very end of page१७४ -- continues "होता है। गुरु यदि पदगत हो तो जातक सर्वज्ञ, शुक्र के रहने पर कवि तथा वादी होता है। पद या उपपद से द्वितीय स्थान शुभग्रह-युक्त हो तो जातक सभी द्रव्यों का अधिप तथा बुद्धिमान् होता है। धनेश उपपद से द्वितीयस्थानगत होकर पापग्रह". Band4: OVERSIZED 2-line false-merge: L1 = the gloss's closing line "युक्त हो तो जातक चोर होता है ॥ ३६-४० ॥" -- CORRECTING page१७४'s checkpoint note, which (based on the page-boundary cut-off alone) had provisionally assumed this deferred gloss covered only verses 39-40; the closing citation recovered here shows it is in fact a SINGLE joint gloss spanning verses 31.36 THROUGH 31.40, so the earlier "no gloss found for 36-38" note on those three verses is retracted and all five verses (36-40) now share this one full gloss text, joined verbatim across the page१७४/१७५ boundary (the join reads grammatically continuously: "...मनुष्य सभी देशों का अधिपति" [p174] + "होता है।" [p175] = "...becomes lord of all countries.", confirming the join point is exact). L2 = verse 31.41 line1. Band5: verse 31.41 line2, closing ४१. Band6-7: verse 31.42 (two lines, closing ४२). Bands8-10: joint Hindi gloss for verses 41-42. Band11: gloss closing citation "॥ ४१-४२ ॥". Band12-13: the chapter-end colophon "इति सविमर्शसुधाव्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे उपपदफलाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ ३१ ॥" ("Thus, in the Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra furnished with the Vimarsha-sudha commentary, the chapter on Upapada-phala is concluded. [Chapter] 31.") -- editorial colophon, excluded from verse transcription but structurally important: CONFIRMS Chapter 31 formally ends at verse 42, not 40 as previously assumed mid-page-boundary. Band14: an ornamental typographic divider (editorial, excluded). Band15: the new chapter's opening heading "अथार्गलाफलाध्यायः ॥ ३२ ॥" ("Now, the chapter on Argala-phala [results of the Argala/intervention]. [Chapter] 32.") -- this matches band0's running head, confirming Chapter 32 begins partway down this same page. Band16: a small illegible ornamental glyph/auspicious mark at the chapter opening (editorial, excluded). Band17: speaker-tag "मैत्रेय उवाच—" ("Maitreya said—", editorial, excluded). Bands18-19: verse 32.1, Maitreya's opening question (two lines, closing १). Bands20-21: Hindi gloss for verse 1, closing "॥ १ ॥". Band22: speaker-tag "पराशर उवाच:—" ("Parashar said:—", editorial, excluded). Bands23-24: verse 32.2 (two lines, closing २), Parashar's reply defining Sargala/Argala. Band25: verse 32.3 line1. Band26: OVERSIZED 2-line false-merge: L1 = verse 32.3 line2 (closing ३), L2 = verse 32.4 line1. Band27: OVERSIZED 2-line false-merge: L1 = verse 32.4 line2 (closing ४), L2 = verse 32.5 line1. Band28: verse 32.5 line2, closing ५. Band29: eGangotri/Swami Atmanand Giri attribution stamp (English, editorial, excluded). A dedicated bottom-margin crop (y=4700-4952) confirmed blank below the stamp -- page ends cleanly after verse 32.5, with no gloss found on this page for verses 32.2-32.5 (only verse 32.1 carries an explicit gloss here). Fourteen units transcribed this page: Chapter 31's closing verses 41-42 (Rahu/Ketu/Saturn from Upapada+Kalatra-lord's 2nd house governing dental/speech/appearance defects, and mixed-planet mixed-results), the chapter-31 colophon (structural, not a verse), and Chapter 32's opening five verses (Maitreya's request to hear about Argala; Parashar's definition of Sargala arising from a planet in the 4th/2nd/11th from a bhava, its obstructing planets in Vyoma/Rishpha/3rd-house positions, the conditions under which such obstruction is voided by weak/few malefics or triggered by many malefics in the 3rd, and a closing mention of Viparita-Argala). Disclosed anomaly: verse 31.41 line1's compound before "मैत्रेय" -- read at 3x/4x dedicated re-crops as "उपारूढकलत्रेशाद्दगौ" -- does not parse as a clean, recognizable Sanskrit form; "गतौ" (locative/dual of गत, "situated/gone into") is grammatically far more plausible and is corroborated by the verse's own Hindi gloss ("उपपद से सप्तमेश से द्वितीय स्थान में यदि राहु हो तो...", explicitly describing a planet placed in the 2nd house counted from the Upapada and from the 7th-lord/Kalatresha) -- "उपारूढकलत्रेशाद्गतौ" is adopted as a context-corroborated reading and disclosed as such, not a plain unambiguous scan read. Chapter 32's bhava-synonyms "व्योम" and "रिष्फ" (verse 32.3) are traditional classical house-designations whose precise house-number equivalence varies by author/tradition; transcribed verbatim without asserting a specific house-number gloss. No reading was taken from any full-page overview; oversized bands were separated by directly reading both lines off the same detected strip, consistent with standing practice for two-line false-merges.

  4. 32.4 सत्यापित

    BPHS 32.4

    संस्कृत

    दुर्बलाः स्वल्पसंख्या वा खेटाः स्युर्नैव बाधकाः । तृतीये बहवः क्रूरा यत्र बाधाविधायिनः ॥ ४ ॥

    durbalah svalpasankhya va khetah syurnaiva badhakah | tritiye bahavah krura yatra badhavidhayinah || 4 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If [those obstructing] planets are weak or few in number, they do not become obstructers at all; but where there are many malefics in the third house, they become producers of obstruction.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पराशर ने उत्तर दिया—हे मैत्रेय ! जिस अर्गला के द्वारा भाव या ग्रह का फल निश्चित रूप से होता है उसी अर्गला के सम्बन्ध में मैं कहता हूँ, सुनो। यदि किसी ग्रह या स्थान से चतुर्थ, द्वितीय या एकादश स्थान में ग्रह होवे तो अर्गला योग होता है। इन तीनों स्थानीय अर्गलाओं के क्रमशः १०।१२।३ स्थानगत ग्रह बाधक होते हैं। अर्थात् अर्गला योग रहने पर भी बाधक योग रहे तो अर्गला का कोई प्रभाव नहीं होता है। अर्गला प्रतिबन्धक ग्रह अर्गलाकारक ग्रहों की अपेक्षा दुर्बल या संख्या में अल्प हो तो भी अर्गला का प्रतिबन्ध नहीं कहना चाहिए। तीसरे स्थान में बहुत से पापग्रह—(तीन या तीन से अधिक) अर्गलायोग बाधक हों तो विपरीतार्गला होती है, अर्थात् ग्रहभावोत्थ फल बाधारहित होता है। पञ्चम में ग्रह रहने से अर्गला योग होता है किन्तु नवम में भी ग्रह रहे तो उस अर्गला का प्रतिबन्ध होता है। विपरीत गतिवाले राहु-केतुओं के लिए अर्गला एवं तद्वाधक स्थान विपरीत समझना। अर्थात् राहु-केतु से १०।१२।३ स्थानों में ग्रह के रहने से अर्गला योग, और क्रमशः ४।२।११ स्थानों में ग्रह के होने से प्रतिबन्ध कहना चाहिए। एकग्रहजनित अर्गला छोटी, द्विग्रहजनित मध्यम (मझोली) तीन या तीन से अधिक ग्रह-जनित प्रबल (श्रेष्ठ) अर्गला होती है। इस तरह राशि एवं ग्रह से द्विविध अर्गला कही गई है। बाधारहित अर्गला भव्य फल देनेवाली होती है और बाधित अर्गला निष्फल होती है। जो राशि या ग्रह सार्गल होवे उसका फल उसके दशाकाल में समझना चाहिए ॥ २-९ ॥ [नोट: यह भाष्य पृष्ठ १७५ पर श्लोक २-५ के बाद आरम्भ होकर पृष्ठ १७६ पर "२-९" उद्धृत करते हुए समाप्त होता है -- अतः यह श्लोक २ से ९ तक हेतु एक ही संयुक्त भाष्य है; पृष्ठ १७५ पर पूर्व में दर्ज "श्लोक २-५ हेतु कोई भाष्य नहीं मिला" वाली टिप्पणी अब इस वास्तविक भाष्य-पाठ से प्रतिस्थापित की जा रही है।]

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १७५/175 (PDF p.207), recto page (folio १७५ right; running head reads "अर्गलाफलाध्यायः", i.e. the NEXT chapter's title, band-confirmed via band0 -- this page turns out to contain that chapter's actual opening later on). Row-darkness band detection returned 30 raw bands, 3130x4952. Band0: running head+folio. Band1-3: continuation of the Hindi gloss for Chapter 31 verses 36-40 that was cut off mid-sentence at the very end of page१७४ -- continues "होता है। गुरु यदि पदगत हो तो जातक सर्वज्ञ, शुक्र के रहने पर कवि तथा वादी होता है। पद या उपपद से द्वितीय स्थान शुभग्रह-युक्त हो तो जातक सभी द्रव्यों का अधिप तथा बुद्धिमान् होता है। धनेश उपपद से द्वितीयस्थानगत होकर पापग्रह". Band4: OVERSIZED 2-line false-merge: L1 = the gloss's closing line "युक्त हो तो जातक चोर होता है ॥ ३६-४० ॥" -- CORRECTING page१७४'s checkpoint note, which (based on the page-boundary cut-off alone) had provisionally assumed this deferred gloss covered only verses 39-40; the closing citation recovered here shows it is in fact a SINGLE joint gloss spanning verses 31.36 THROUGH 31.40, so the earlier "no gloss found for 36-38" note on those three verses is retracted and all five verses (36-40) now share this one full gloss text, joined verbatim across the page१७४/१७५ boundary (the join reads grammatically continuously: "...मनुष्य सभी देशों का अधिपति" [p174] + "होता है।" [p175] = "...becomes lord of all countries.", confirming the join point is exact). L2 = verse 31.41 line1. Band5: verse 31.41 line2, closing ४१. Band6-7: verse 31.42 (two lines, closing ४२). Bands8-10: joint Hindi gloss for verses 41-42. Band11: gloss closing citation "॥ ४१-४२ ॥". Band12-13: the chapter-end colophon "इति सविमर्शसुधाव्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे उपपदफलाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ ३१ ॥" ("Thus, in the Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra furnished with the Vimarsha-sudha commentary, the chapter on Upapada-phala is concluded. [Chapter] 31.") -- editorial colophon, excluded from verse transcription but structurally important: CONFIRMS Chapter 31 formally ends at verse 42, not 40 as previously assumed mid-page-boundary. Band14: an ornamental typographic divider (editorial, excluded). Band15: the new chapter's opening heading "अथार्गलाफलाध्यायः ॥ ३२ ॥" ("Now, the chapter on Argala-phala [results of the Argala/intervention]. [Chapter] 32.") -- this matches band0's running head, confirming Chapter 32 begins partway down this same page. Band16: a small illegible ornamental glyph/auspicious mark at the chapter opening (editorial, excluded). Band17: speaker-tag "मैत्रेय उवाच—" ("Maitreya said—", editorial, excluded). Bands18-19: verse 32.1, Maitreya's opening question (two lines, closing १). Bands20-21: Hindi gloss for verse 1, closing "॥ १ ॥". Band22: speaker-tag "पराशर उवाच:—" ("Parashar said:—", editorial, excluded). Bands23-24: verse 32.2 (two lines, closing २), Parashar's reply defining Sargala/Argala. Band25: verse 32.3 line1. Band26: OVERSIZED 2-line false-merge: L1 = verse 32.3 line2 (closing ३), L2 = verse 32.4 line1. Band27: OVERSIZED 2-line false-merge: L1 = verse 32.4 line2 (closing ४), L2 = verse 32.5 line1. Band28: verse 32.5 line2, closing ५. Band29: eGangotri/Swami Atmanand Giri attribution stamp (English, editorial, excluded). A dedicated bottom-margin crop (y=4700-4952) confirmed blank below the stamp -- page ends cleanly after verse 32.5, with no gloss found on this page for verses 32.2-32.5 (only verse 32.1 carries an explicit gloss here). Fourteen units transcribed this page: Chapter 31's closing verses 41-42 (Rahu/Ketu/Saturn from Upapada+Kalatra-lord's 2nd house governing dental/speech/appearance defects, and mixed-planet mixed-results), the chapter-31 colophon (structural, not a verse), and Chapter 32's opening five verses (Maitreya's request to hear about Argala; Parashar's definition of Sargala arising from a planet in the 4th/2nd/11th from a bhava, its obstructing planets in Vyoma/Rishpha/3rd-house positions, the conditions under which such obstruction is voided by weak/few malefics or triggered by many malefics in the 3rd, and a closing mention of Viparita-Argala). Disclosed anomaly: verse 31.41 line1's compound before "मैत्रेय" -- read at 3x/4x dedicated re-crops as "उपारूढकलत्रेशाद्दगौ" -- does not parse as a clean, recognizable Sanskrit form; "गतौ" (locative/dual of गत, "situated/gone into") is grammatically far more plausible and is corroborated by the verse's own Hindi gloss ("उपपद से सप्तमेश से द्वितीय स्थान में यदि राहु हो तो...", explicitly describing a planet placed in the 2nd house counted from the Upapada and from the 7th-lord/Kalatresha) -- "उपारूढकलत्रेशाद्गतौ" is adopted as a context-corroborated reading and disclosed as such, not a plain unambiguous scan read. Chapter 32's bhava-synonyms "व्योम" and "रिष्फ" (verse 32.3) are traditional classical house-designations whose precise house-number equivalence varies by author/tradition; transcribed verbatim without asserting a specific house-number gloss. No reading was taken from any full-page overview; oversized bands were separated by directly reading both lines off the same detected strip, consistent with standing practice for two-line false-merges.

  5. 32.5 सत्यापित

    BPHS 32.5

    संस्कृत

    विपरीतार्गला वेद्या तत्रापि मुनिसत्तम ! । सार्गलं ग्रहभावोत्थं तथापि फलमीरितम् ॥ ५ ॥

    viparitargala vedya tatrapi munisattama ! | sargalam grahabhavotthaam tathapi phalamiritam || 5 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    O best of sages! There too, the reverse-Argala (Viparita-Argala) should be understood. Thus the result arising from the planet/house endowed with Argala (Sargala) has been declared.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पराशर ने उत्तर दिया—हे मैत्रेय ! जिस अर्गला के द्वारा भाव या ग्रह का फल निश्चित रूप से होता है उसी अर्गला के सम्बन्ध में मैं कहता हूँ, सुनो। यदि किसी ग्रह या स्थान से चतुर्थ, द्वितीय या एकादश स्थान में ग्रह होवे तो अर्गला योग होता है। इन तीनों स्थानीय अर्गलाओं के क्रमशः १०।१२।३ स्थानगत ग्रह बाधक होते हैं। अर्थात् अर्गला योग रहने पर भी बाधक योग रहे तो अर्गला का कोई प्रभाव नहीं होता है। अर्गला प्रतिबन्धक ग्रह अर्गलाकारक ग्रहों की अपेक्षा दुर्बल या संख्या में अल्प हो तो भी अर्गला का प्रतिबन्ध नहीं कहना चाहिए। तीसरे स्थान में बहुत से पापग्रह—(तीन या तीन से अधिक) अर्गलायोग बाधक हों तो विपरीतार्गला होती है, अर्थात् ग्रहभावोत्थ फल बाधारहित होता है। पञ्चम में ग्रह रहने से अर्गला योग होता है किन्तु नवम में भी ग्रह रहे तो उस अर्गला का प्रतिबन्ध होता है। विपरीत गतिवाले राहु-केतुओं के लिए अर्गला एवं तद्वाधक स्थान विपरीत समझना। अर्थात् राहु-केतु से १०।१२।३ स्थानों में ग्रह के रहने से अर्गला योग, और क्रमशः ४।२।११ स्थानों में ग्रह के होने से प्रतिबन्ध कहना चाहिए। एकग्रहजनित अर्गला छोटी, द्विग्रहजनित मध्यम (मझोली) तीन या तीन से अधिक ग्रह-जनित प्रबल (श्रेष्ठ) अर्गला होती है। इस तरह राशि एवं ग्रह से द्विविध अर्गला कही गई है। बाधारहित अर्गला भव्य फल देनेवाली होती है और बाधित अर्गला निष्फल होती है। जो राशि या ग्रह सार्गल होवे उसका फल उसके दशाकाल में समझना चाहिए ॥ २-९ ॥ [नोट: यह भाष्य पृष्ठ १७५ पर श्लोक २-५ के बाद आरम्भ होकर पृष्ठ १७६ पर "२-९" उद्धृत करते हुए समाप्त होता है -- अतः यह श्लोक २ से ९ तक हेतु एक ही संयुक्त भाष्य है; पृष्ठ १७५ पर पूर्व में दर्ज "श्लोक २-५ हेतु कोई भाष्य नहीं मिला" वाली टिप्पणी अब इस वास्तविक भाष्य-पाठ से प्रतिस्थापित की जा रही है।]

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १७५/175 (PDF p.207), recto page (folio १७५ right; running head reads "अर्गलाफलाध्यायः", i.e. the NEXT chapter's title, band-confirmed via band0 -- this page turns out to contain that chapter's actual opening later on). Row-darkness band detection returned 30 raw bands, 3130x4952. Band0: running head+folio. Band1-3: continuation of the Hindi gloss for Chapter 31 verses 36-40 that was cut off mid-sentence at the very end of page१७४ -- continues "होता है। गुरु यदि पदगत हो तो जातक सर्वज्ञ, शुक्र के रहने पर कवि तथा वादी होता है। पद या उपपद से द्वितीय स्थान शुभग्रह-युक्त हो तो जातक सभी द्रव्यों का अधिप तथा बुद्धिमान् होता है। धनेश उपपद से द्वितीयस्थानगत होकर पापग्रह". Band4: OVERSIZED 2-line false-merge: L1 = the gloss's closing line "युक्त हो तो जातक चोर होता है ॥ ३६-४० ॥" -- CORRECTING page१७४'s checkpoint note, which (based on the page-boundary cut-off alone) had provisionally assumed this deferred gloss covered only verses 39-40; the closing citation recovered here shows it is in fact a SINGLE joint gloss spanning verses 31.36 THROUGH 31.40, so the earlier "no gloss found for 36-38" note on those three verses is retracted and all five verses (36-40) now share this one full gloss text, joined verbatim across the page१७४/१७५ boundary (the join reads grammatically continuously: "...मनुष्य सभी देशों का अधिपति" [p174] + "होता है।" [p175] = "...becomes lord of all countries.", confirming the join point is exact). L2 = verse 31.41 line1. Band5: verse 31.41 line2, closing ४१. Band6-7: verse 31.42 (two lines, closing ४२). Bands8-10: joint Hindi gloss for verses 41-42. Band11: gloss closing citation "॥ ४१-४२ ॥". Band12-13: the chapter-end colophon "इति सविमर्शसुधाव्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे उपपदफलाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ ३१ ॥" ("Thus, in the Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra furnished with the Vimarsha-sudha commentary, the chapter on Upapada-phala is concluded. [Chapter] 31.") -- editorial colophon, excluded from verse transcription but structurally important: CONFIRMS Chapter 31 formally ends at verse 42, not 40 as previously assumed mid-page-boundary. Band14: an ornamental typographic divider (editorial, excluded). Band15: the new chapter's opening heading "अथार्गलाफलाध्यायः ॥ ३२ ॥" ("Now, the chapter on Argala-phala [results of the Argala/intervention]. [Chapter] 32.") -- this matches band0's running head, confirming Chapter 32 begins partway down this same page. Band16: a small illegible ornamental glyph/auspicious mark at the chapter opening (editorial, excluded). Band17: speaker-tag "मैत्रेय उवाच—" ("Maitreya said—", editorial, excluded). Bands18-19: verse 32.1, Maitreya's opening question (two lines, closing १). Bands20-21: Hindi gloss for verse 1, closing "॥ १ ॥". Band22: speaker-tag "पराशर उवाच:—" ("Parashar said:—", editorial, excluded). Bands23-24: verse 32.2 (two lines, closing २), Parashar's reply defining Sargala/Argala. Band25: verse 32.3 line1. Band26: OVERSIZED 2-line false-merge: L1 = verse 32.3 line2 (closing ३), L2 = verse 32.4 line1. Band27: OVERSIZED 2-line false-merge: L1 = verse 32.4 line2 (closing ४), L2 = verse 32.5 line1. Band28: verse 32.5 line2, closing ५. Band29: eGangotri/Swami Atmanand Giri attribution stamp (English, editorial, excluded). A dedicated bottom-margin crop (y=4700-4952) confirmed blank below the stamp -- page ends cleanly after verse 32.5, with no gloss found on this page for verses 32.2-32.5 (only verse 32.1 carries an explicit gloss here). Fourteen units transcribed this page: Chapter 31's closing verses 41-42 (Rahu/Ketu/Saturn from Upapada+Kalatra-lord's 2nd house governing dental/speech/appearance defects, and mixed-planet mixed-results), the chapter-31 colophon (structural, not a verse), and Chapter 32's opening five verses (Maitreya's request to hear about Argala; Parashar's definition of Sargala arising from a planet in the 4th/2nd/11th from a bhava, its obstructing planets in Vyoma/Rishpha/3rd-house positions, the conditions under which such obstruction is voided by weak/few malefics or triggered by many malefics in the 3rd, and a closing mention of Viparita-Argala). Disclosed anomaly: verse 31.41 line1's compound before "मैत्रेय" -- read at 3x/4x dedicated re-crops as "उपारूढकलत्रेशाद्दगौ" -- does not parse as a clean, recognizable Sanskrit form; "गतौ" (locative/dual of गत, "situated/gone into") is grammatically far more plausible and is corroborated by the verse's own Hindi gloss ("उपपद से सप्तमेश से द्वितीय स्थान में यदि राहु हो तो...", explicitly describing a planet placed in the 2nd house counted from the Upapada and from the 7th-lord/Kalatresha) -- "उपारूढकलत्रेशाद्गतौ" is adopted as a context-corroborated reading and disclosed as such, not a plain unambiguous scan read. Chapter 32's bhava-synonyms "व्योम" and "रिष्फ" (verse 32.3) are traditional classical house-designations whose precise house-number equivalence varies by author/tradition; transcribed verbatim without asserting a specific house-number gloss. No reading was taken from any full-page overview; oversized bands were separated by directly reading both lines off the same detected strip, consistent with standing practice for two-line false-merges.

  6. 32.6 सत्यापित

    BPHS 32.6

    संस्कृत

    पञ्चमं चागर्ला-स्थानं नवमं तद्विरोधकम् । वैपरीत्येन तमसोर्ग्रहयोरर्गला भवेत् ॥ ६ ॥

    panchamam chagarla-sthanam navamam tadvirodhakam | vaiparityena tamasorgrahayorargala bhavet || 6 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The fifth [house] is likewise an Argala-place; the ninth is its opposer (virodhaka). By reversal, the Argala of the two shadow-planets (Rahu-Ketu, "tamas") would be [governed oppositely]. [Verse prints "चागर्ला" in line 1 but the standard sandhi-form "...ग्रहयोरर्गला" (from ग्रहयोः + अर्गला) in line 2 of the same verse -- both retained exactly as printed, disclosed as an internal spelling inconsistency rather than normalized.]

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पराशर ने उत्तर दिया—हे मैत्रेय ! जिस अर्गला के द्वारा भाव या ग्रह का फल निश्चित रूप से होता है उसी अर्गला के सम्बन्ध में मैं कहता हूँ, सुनो। यदि किसी ग्रह या स्थान से चतुर्थ, द्वितीय या एकादश स्थान में ग्रह होवे तो अर्गला योग होता है। इन तीनों स्थानीय अर्गलाओं के क्रमशः १०।१२।३ स्थानगत ग्रह बाधक होते हैं। अर्थात् अर्गला योग रहने पर भी बाधक योग रहे तो अर्गला का कोई प्रभाव नहीं होता है। अर्गला प्रतिबन्धक ग्रह अर्गलाकारक ग्रहों की अपेक्षा दुर्बल या संख्या में अल्प हो तो भी अर्गला का प्रतिबन्ध नहीं कहना चाहिए। तीसरे स्थान में बहुत से पापग्रह—(तीन या तीन से अधिक) अर्गलायोग बाधक हों तो विपरीतार्गला होती है, अर्थात् ग्रहभावोत्थ फल बाधारहित होता है। पञ्चम में ग्रह रहने से अर्गला योग होता है किन्तु नवम में भी ग्रह रहे तो उस अर्गला का प्रतिबन्ध होता है। विपरीत गतिवाले राहु-केतुओं के लिए अर्गला एवं तद्वाधक स्थान विपरीत समझना। अर्थात् राहु-केतु से १०।१२।३ स्थानों में ग्रह के रहने से अर्गला योग, और क्रमशः ४।२।११ स्थानों में ग्रह के होने से प्रतिबन्ध कहना चाहिए। एकग्रहजनित अर्गला छोटी, द्विग्रहजनित मध्यम (मझोली) तीन या तीन से अधिक ग्रह-जनित प्रबल (श्रेष्ठ) अर्गला होती है। इस तरह राशि एवं ग्रह से द्विविध अर्गला कही गई है। बाधारहित अर्गला भव्य फल देनेवाली होती है और बाधित अर्गला निष्फल होती है। जो राशि या ग्रह सार्गल होवे उसका फल उसके दशाकाल में समझना चाहिए ॥ २-९ ॥ [नोट: यह भाष्य पृष्ठ १७५ पर श्लोक २-५ के बाद आरम्भ होकर पृष्ठ १७६ पर "२-९" उद्धृत करते हुए समाप्त होता है -- अतः यह श्लोक २ से ९ तक हेतु एक ही संयुक्त भाष्य है; पृष्ठ १७५ पर पूर्व में दर्ज "श्लोक २-५ हेतु कोई भाष्य नहीं मिला" वाली टिप्पणी अब इस वास्तविक भाष्य-पाठ से प्रतिस्थापित की जा रही है।]

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १७६/176 (PDF p.208), verso page (folio १७६ left -- confirmed via a dedicated 1.5x zoom of the folio glyphs after an initial low-confidence read; book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् right, band-confirmed), 3825x4957. Row-darkness band detection returned 19 raw bands. Band0: folio+title. Band1: a tiny (29px) false-split artifact fragment of band2's opening ascenders (not separately transcribed). Band2: verse 32.6, both lines in one band (closing ६). Band3: verse 32.7 line1. Band4: verse 32.7 line2, closing ७. Band5: verse 32.8 line1. Band6: verse 32.8 line2, closing ८. Band7: verse 32.9 line1. Band8: a tiny (31px) false-split artifact fragment of band9's opening ascenders (not separately transcribed). Band9: verse 32.9 line2, closing ९. Bands10-15: opening portion of a long Hindi gloss (Parashar's reply, introduced with a speaker-tag "पराशर ने उत्तर दिया—" folded into the gloss's own opening line rather than set as a separate editorial band). Band16: OVERSIZED dense true-merge (1135px, zero sub-gaps at any threshold from 0.9% down to 0.15%, confirmed via a threshold sweep) of 8 further gloss lines -- sub-analyzed via the established dense-merged-block technique (one low-res whole-region crop for block-type ID only, followed by 8 overlapping full-resolution per-line crops actually used for the transcription). Band17: OVERSIZED dense true-merge (1029px) of: the gloss's closing line with citation "॥ २-९ ॥"; the subheading "अर्गला-फल—" ("Results of the Argala", editorial, excluded, marking a topical shift within the same chapter); verse 32.10 (two lines, closing १०); verse 32.11 (two lines, closing ११); and the eGangotri/Swami Atmanand Giri attribution stamp (English, editorial, excluded) -- sub-analyzed via 7 overlapping full-resolution per-line crops. Band18: blank bottom margin (y=4799-4957), confirmed via direct crop -- page ends cleanly after verse 32.11, with no gloss found on this page for verses 32.10-32.11. KEY FINDING this page: the joint Hindi gloss recovered across bands10-17 (closing citation "२-९") is ONE continuous unit covering verses 32.2 through 32.9 -- this corrects page१७५'s checkpoint, which (finding no gloss printed after verses 32.2-32.5 on that page) had disclosed "no gloss found for verses 32.2-32.5" as an open/deferred question; the gloss was simply printed later, deferred across the page boundary and folded together with the newly-transcribed verses 32.6-32.9's own gloss into one joint unit. Six verses transcribed this page (32.6-32.11): the reversed Argala/Badhaka rule for Rahu-Ketu and the 5th/9th house pairing (6), the one-planet/two-planet/three-or-more-planet strength grading of Argala (7), the two kinds of Argala by sign and by planet with the obstruction-free/obstructed result rule (8), the general rule that a Sargala sign or planet gives its result during its own Paka-dasha (9), then under the new subheading "अर्गला-फल" (results of the Argala): a clear, unobstructed Argala to the Upapada/Lagna/7th giving fame and good fortune (10), and either a malefic or benefic planet in an unobstructed Argala to the Lagna as seen giving strength (11). Disclosed anomaly: verse 32.6 line1 prints the compound as "चागर्ला-स्थानं" (i.e. mixing an apparent "अगर्ला" spelling into the compound, verified via a dedicated 3x re-crop of the exact syllables, ruling out a simple blur/ligature misread) while line2 of the SAME verse prints the standard spelling "...ग्रहयोरर्गला" (i.e. via sandhi from ग्रहयोः + अर्गला) -- both are retained exactly as printed rather than normalized to one consistent spelling, disclosed as an internal print inconsistency within a single verse rather than corrected. No reading was taken from any full-page or full-band downscaled overview for final content; both oversized bands' low-res crops were used strictly for block-type identification, with the actual transcription drawn from full-resolution overlapping per-line crops, per standing practice.

  7. 32.7 सत्यापित

    BPHS 32.7

    संस्कृत

    एकग्रहार्गला प्रोक्ता मुनिभिस्तु दर्वीयसी । द्विग्रहा मध्यमा, त्र्यादिग्रहा चैवोत्तमा मता ॥ ७ ॥

    ekagraharargala prokta munibhistu darviyasi | dvigraha madhyama, tryadigraha chaivottama mata || 7 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The Argala formed by one planet is said by the sages to be weak (far/inferior); that formed by two planets is medium; and that formed by three or more planets is considered the best.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पराशर ने उत्तर दिया—हे मैत्रेय ! जिस अर्गला के द्वारा भाव या ग्रह का फल निश्चित रूप से होता है उसी अर्गला के सम्बन्ध में मैं कहता हूँ, सुनो। यदि किसी ग्रह या स्थान से चतुर्थ, द्वितीय या एकादश स्थान में ग्रह होवे तो अर्गला योग होता है। इन तीनों स्थानीय अर्गलाओं के क्रमशः १०।१२।३ स्थानगत ग्रह बाधक होते हैं। अर्थात् अर्गला योग रहने पर भी बाधक योग रहे तो अर्गला का कोई प्रभाव नहीं होता है। अर्गला प्रतिबन्धक ग्रह अर्गलाकारक ग्रहों की अपेक्षा दुर्बल या संख्या में अल्प हो तो भी अर्गला का प्रतिबन्ध नहीं कहना चाहिए। तीसरे स्थान में बहुत से पापग्रह—(तीन या तीन से अधिक) अर्गलायोग बाधक हों तो विपरीतार्गला होती है, अर्थात् ग्रहभावोत्थ फल बाधारहित होता है। पञ्चम में ग्रह रहने से अर्गला योग होता है किन्तु नवम में भी ग्रह रहे तो उस अर्गला का प्रतिबन्ध होता है। विपरीत गतिवाले राहु-केतुओं के लिए अर्गला एवं तद्वाधक स्थान विपरीत समझना। अर्थात् राहु-केतु से १०।१२।३ स्थानों में ग्रह के रहने से अर्गला योग, और क्रमशः ४।२।११ स्थानों में ग्रह के होने से प्रतिबन्ध कहना चाहिए। एकग्रहजनित अर्गला छोटी, द्विग्रहजनित मध्यम (मझोली) तीन या तीन से अधिक ग्रह-जनित प्रबल (श्रेष्ठ) अर्गला होती है। इस तरह राशि एवं ग्रह से द्विविध अर्गला कही गई है। बाधारहित अर्गला भव्य फल देनेवाली होती है और बाधित अर्गला निष्फल होती है। जो राशि या ग्रह सार्गल होवे उसका फल उसके दशाकाल में समझना चाहिए ॥ २-९ ॥ [नोट: यह भाष्य पृष्ठ १७५ पर श्लोक २-५ के बाद आरम्भ होकर पृष्ठ १७६ पर "२-९" उद्धृत करते हुए समाप्त होता है -- अतः यह श्लोक २ से ९ तक हेतु एक ही संयुक्त भाष्य है; पृष्ठ १७५ पर पूर्व में दर्ज "श्लोक २-५ हेतु कोई भाष्य नहीं मिला" वाली टिप्पणी अब इस वास्तविक भाष्य-पाठ से प्रतिस्थापित की जा रही है।]

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १७६/176 (PDF p.208), verso page (folio १७६ left -- confirmed via a dedicated 1.5x zoom of the folio glyphs after an initial low-confidence read; book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् right, band-confirmed), 3825x4957. Row-darkness band detection returned 19 raw bands. Band0: folio+title. Band1: a tiny (29px) false-split artifact fragment of band2's opening ascenders (not separately transcribed). Band2: verse 32.6, both lines in one band (closing ६). Band3: verse 32.7 line1. Band4: verse 32.7 line2, closing ७. Band5: verse 32.8 line1. Band6: verse 32.8 line2, closing ८. Band7: verse 32.9 line1. Band8: a tiny (31px) false-split artifact fragment of band9's opening ascenders (not separately transcribed). Band9: verse 32.9 line2, closing ९. Bands10-15: opening portion of a long Hindi gloss (Parashar's reply, introduced with a speaker-tag "पराशर ने उत्तर दिया—" folded into the gloss's own opening line rather than set as a separate editorial band). Band16: OVERSIZED dense true-merge (1135px, zero sub-gaps at any threshold from 0.9% down to 0.15%, confirmed via a threshold sweep) of 8 further gloss lines -- sub-analyzed via the established dense-merged-block technique (one low-res whole-region crop for block-type ID only, followed by 8 overlapping full-resolution per-line crops actually used for the transcription). Band17: OVERSIZED dense true-merge (1029px) of: the gloss's closing line with citation "॥ २-९ ॥"; the subheading "अर्गला-फल—" ("Results of the Argala", editorial, excluded, marking a topical shift within the same chapter); verse 32.10 (two lines, closing १०); verse 32.11 (two lines, closing ११); and the eGangotri/Swami Atmanand Giri attribution stamp (English, editorial, excluded) -- sub-analyzed via 7 overlapping full-resolution per-line crops. Band18: blank bottom margin (y=4799-4957), confirmed via direct crop -- page ends cleanly after verse 32.11, with no gloss found on this page for verses 32.10-32.11. KEY FINDING this page: the joint Hindi gloss recovered across bands10-17 (closing citation "२-९") is ONE continuous unit covering verses 32.2 through 32.9 -- this corrects page१७५'s checkpoint, which (finding no gloss printed after verses 32.2-32.5 on that page) had disclosed "no gloss found for verses 32.2-32.5" as an open/deferred question; the gloss was simply printed later, deferred across the page boundary and folded together with the newly-transcribed verses 32.6-32.9's own gloss into one joint unit. Six verses transcribed this page (32.6-32.11): the reversed Argala/Badhaka rule for Rahu-Ketu and the 5th/9th house pairing (6), the one-planet/two-planet/three-or-more-planet strength grading of Argala (7), the two kinds of Argala by sign and by planet with the obstruction-free/obstructed result rule (8), the general rule that a Sargala sign or planet gives its result during its own Paka-dasha (9), then under the new subheading "अर्गला-फल" (results of the Argala): a clear, unobstructed Argala to the Upapada/Lagna/7th giving fame and good fortune (10), and either a malefic or benefic planet in an unobstructed Argala to the Lagna as seen giving strength (11). Disclosed anomaly: verse 32.6 line1 prints the compound as "चागर्ला-स्थानं" (i.e. mixing an apparent "अगर्ला" spelling into the compound, verified via a dedicated 3x re-crop of the exact syllables, ruling out a simple blur/ligature misread) while line2 of the SAME verse prints the standard spelling "...ग्रहयोरर्गला" (i.e. via sandhi from ग्रहयोः + अर्गला) -- both are retained exactly as printed rather than normalized to one consistent spelling, disclosed as an internal print inconsistency within a single verse rather than corrected. No reading was taken from any full-page or full-band downscaled overview for final content; both oversized bands' low-res crops were used strictly for block-type identification, with the actual transcription drawn from full-resolution overlapping per-line crops, per standing practice.

  8. 32.8 सत्यापित

    BPHS 32.8

    संस्कृत

    द्विविधा त्वर्गला प्रोक्ता राशितः खेटतस्तथा । बाधाविरहिता भव्यफलदा निष्फलान्यथा ॥ ८ ॥

    dvividha tvargala prokta rashitah khetatastatha | badhavirahita bhavyaphalada nishphalanyatha || 8 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The Argala, moreover, is said to be twofold: by sign (rashi) and likewise by planet (kheta). When free of obstruction it gives an auspicious result; otherwise it is fruitless.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पराशर ने उत्तर दिया—हे मैत्रेय ! जिस अर्गला के द्वारा भाव या ग्रह का फल निश्चित रूप से होता है उसी अर्गला के सम्बन्ध में मैं कहता हूँ, सुनो। यदि किसी ग्रह या स्थान से चतुर्थ, द्वितीय या एकादश स्थान में ग्रह होवे तो अर्गला योग होता है। इन तीनों स्थानीय अर्गलाओं के क्रमशः १०।१२।३ स्थानगत ग्रह बाधक होते हैं। अर्थात् अर्गला योग रहने पर भी बाधक योग रहे तो अर्गला का कोई प्रभाव नहीं होता है। अर्गला प्रतिबन्धक ग्रह अर्गलाकारक ग्रहों की अपेक्षा दुर्बल या संख्या में अल्प हो तो भी अर्गला का प्रतिबन्ध नहीं कहना चाहिए। तीसरे स्थान में बहुत से पापग्रह—(तीन या तीन से अधिक) अर्गलायोग बाधक हों तो विपरीतार्गला होती है, अर्थात् ग्रहभावोत्थ फल बाधारहित होता है। पञ्चम में ग्रह रहने से अर्गला योग होता है किन्तु नवम में भी ग्रह रहे तो उस अर्गला का प्रतिबन्ध होता है। विपरीत गतिवाले राहु-केतुओं के लिए अर्गला एवं तद्वाधक स्थान विपरीत समझना। अर्थात् राहु-केतु से १०।१२।३ स्थानों में ग्रह के रहने से अर्गला योग, और क्रमशः ४।२।११ स्थानों में ग्रह के होने से प्रतिबन्ध कहना चाहिए। एकग्रहजनित अर्गला छोटी, द्विग्रहजनित मध्यम (मझोली) तीन या तीन से अधिक ग्रह-जनित प्रबल (श्रेष्ठ) अर्गला होती है। इस तरह राशि एवं ग्रह से द्विविध अर्गला कही गई है। बाधारहित अर्गला भव्य फल देनेवाली होती है और बाधित अर्गला निष्फल होती है। जो राशि या ग्रह सार्गल होवे उसका फल उसके दशाकाल में समझना चाहिए ॥ २-९ ॥ [नोट: यह भाष्य पृष्ठ १७५ पर श्लोक २-५ के बाद आरम्भ होकर पृष्ठ १७६ पर "२-९" उद्धृत करते हुए समाप्त होता है -- अतः यह श्लोक २ से ९ तक हेतु एक ही संयुक्त भाष्य है; पृष्ठ १७५ पर पूर्व में दर्ज "श्लोक २-५ हेतु कोई भाष्य नहीं मिला" वाली टिप्पणी अब इस वास्तविक भाष्य-पाठ से प्रतिस्थापित की जा रही है।]

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १७६/176 (PDF p.208), verso page (folio १७६ left -- confirmed via a dedicated 1.5x zoom of the folio glyphs after an initial low-confidence read; book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् right, band-confirmed), 3825x4957. Row-darkness band detection returned 19 raw bands. Band0: folio+title. Band1: a tiny (29px) false-split artifact fragment of band2's opening ascenders (not separately transcribed). Band2: verse 32.6, both lines in one band (closing ६). Band3: verse 32.7 line1. Band4: verse 32.7 line2, closing ७. Band5: verse 32.8 line1. Band6: verse 32.8 line2, closing ८. Band7: verse 32.9 line1. Band8: a tiny (31px) false-split artifact fragment of band9's opening ascenders (not separately transcribed). Band9: verse 32.9 line2, closing ९. Bands10-15: opening portion of a long Hindi gloss (Parashar's reply, introduced with a speaker-tag "पराशर ने उत्तर दिया—" folded into the gloss's own opening line rather than set as a separate editorial band). Band16: OVERSIZED dense true-merge (1135px, zero sub-gaps at any threshold from 0.9% down to 0.15%, confirmed via a threshold sweep) of 8 further gloss lines -- sub-analyzed via the established dense-merged-block technique (one low-res whole-region crop for block-type ID only, followed by 8 overlapping full-resolution per-line crops actually used for the transcription). Band17: OVERSIZED dense true-merge (1029px) of: the gloss's closing line with citation "॥ २-९ ॥"; the subheading "अर्गला-फल—" ("Results of the Argala", editorial, excluded, marking a topical shift within the same chapter); verse 32.10 (two lines, closing १०); verse 32.11 (two lines, closing ११); and the eGangotri/Swami Atmanand Giri attribution stamp (English, editorial, excluded) -- sub-analyzed via 7 overlapping full-resolution per-line crops. Band18: blank bottom margin (y=4799-4957), confirmed via direct crop -- page ends cleanly after verse 32.11, with no gloss found on this page for verses 32.10-32.11. KEY FINDING this page: the joint Hindi gloss recovered across bands10-17 (closing citation "२-९") is ONE continuous unit covering verses 32.2 through 32.9 -- this corrects page१७५'s checkpoint, which (finding no gloss printed after verses 32.2-32.5 on that page) had disclosed "no gloss found for verses 32.2-32.5" as an open/deferred question; the gloss was simply printed later, deferred across the page boundary and folded together with the newly-transcribed verses 32.6-32.9's own gloss into one joint unit. Six verses transcribed this page (32.6-32.11): the reversed Argala/Badhaka rule for Rahu-Ketu and the 5th/9th house pairing (6), the one-planet/two-planet/three-or-more-planet strength grading of Argala (7), the two kinds of Argala by sign and by planet with the obstruction-free/obstructed result rule (8), the general rule that a Sargala sign or planet gives its result during its own Paka-dasha (9), then under the new subheading "अर्गला-फल" (results of the Argala): a clear, unobstructed Argala to the Upapada/Lagna/7th giving fame and good fortune (10), and either a malefic or benefic planet in an unobstructed Argala to the Lagna as seen giving strength (11). Disclosed anomaly: verse 32.6 line1 prints the compound as "चागर्ला-स्थानं" (i.e. mixing an apparent "अगर्ला" spelling into the compound, verified via a dedicated 3x re-crop of the exact syllables, ruling out a simple blur/ligature misread) while line2 of the SAME verse prints the standard spelling "...ग्रहयोरर्गला" (i.e. via sandhi from ग्रहयोः + अर्गला) -- both are retained exactly as printed rather than normalized to one consistent spelling, disclosed as an internal print inconsistency within a single verse rather than corrected. No reading was taken from any full-page or full-band downscaled overview for final content; both oversized bands' low-res crops were used strictly for block-type identification, with the actual transcription drawn from full-resolution overlapping per-line crops, per standing practice.

  9. 32.9 सत्यापित

    BPHS 32.9

    संस्कृत

    यो राशिर्यो ग्रहश्चापि सार्गलो जायते द्विज ! । तस्य पाकदशामध्ये फलं निःसंशयं भवेत् ॥ ९ ॥

    yo rashiryo grahashchapi sargalo jayate dvija ! | tasya pakadashamadhye phalam nihsanshayam bhavet || 9 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Whatever sign or planet, O twice-born, becomes endowed with Argala (Sargala) -- its result occurs, without doubt, during that [sign's or planet's] Paka-dasha (maturing dasha period).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पराशर ने उत्तर दिया—हे मैत्रेय ! जिस अर्गला के द्वारा भाव या ग्रह का फल निश्चित रूप से होता है उसी अर्गला के सम्बन्ध में मैं कहता हूँ, सुनो। यदि किसी ग्रह या स्थान से चतुर्थ, द्वितीय या एकादश स्थान में ग्रह होवे तो अर्गला योग होता है। इन तीनों स्थानीय अर्गलाओं के क्रमशः १०।१२।३ स्थानगत ग्रह बाधक होते हैं। अर्थात् अर्गला योग रहने पर भी बाधक योग रहे तो अर्गला का कोई प्रभाव नहीं होता है। अर्गला प्रतिबन्धक ग्रह अर्गलाकारक ग्रहों की अपेक्षा दुर्बल या संख्या में अल्प हो तो भी अर्गला का प्रतिबन्ध नहीं कहना चाहिए। तीसरे स्थान में बहुत से पापग्रह—(तीन या तीन से अधिक) अर्गलायोग बाधक हों तो विपरीतार्गला होती है, अर्थात् ग्रहभावोत्थ फल बाधारहित होता है। पञ्चम में ग्रह रहने से अर्गला योग होता है किन्तु नवम में भी ग्रह रहे तो उस अर्गला का प्रतिबन्ध होता है। विपरीत गतिवाले राहु-केतुओं के लिए अर्गला एवं तद्वाधक स्थान विपरीत समझना। अर्थात् राहु-केतु से १०।१२।३ स्थानों में ग्रह के रहने से अर्गला योग, और क्रमशः ४।२।११ स्थानों में ग्रह के होने से प्रतिबन्ध कहना चाहिए। एकग्रहजनित अर्गला छोटी, द्विग्रहजनित मध्यम (मझोली) तीन या तीन से अधिक ग्रह-जनित प्रबल (श्रेष्ठ) अर्गला होती है। इस तरह राशि एवं ग्रह से द्विविध अर्गला कही गई है। बाधारहित अर्गला भव्य फल देनेवाली होती है और बाधित अर्गला निष्फल होती है। जो राशि या ग्रह सार्गल होवे उसका फल उसके दशाकाल में समझना चाहिए ॥ २-९ ॥ [नोट: यह भाष्य पृष्ठ १७५ पर श्लोक २-५ के बाद आरम्भ होकर पृष्ठ १७६ पर "२-९" उद्धृत करते हुए समाप्त होता है -- अतः यह श्लोक २ से ९ तक हेतु एक ही संयुक्त भाष्य है; पृष्ठ १७५ पर पूर्व में दर्ज "श्लोक २-५ हेतु कोई भाष्य नहीं मिला" वाली टिप्पणी अब इस वास्तविक भाष्य-पाठ से प्रतिस्थापित की जा रही है।]

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १७६/176 (PDF p.208), verso page (folio १७६ left -- confirmed via a dedicated 1.5x zoom of the folio glyphs after an initial low-confidence read; book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् right, band-confirmed), 3825x4957. Row-darkness band detection returned 19 raw bands. Band0: folio+title. Band1: a tiny (29px) false-split artifact fragment of band2's opening ascenders (not separately transcribed). Band2: verse 32.6, both lines in one band (closing ६). Band3: verse 32.7 line1. Band4: verse 32.7 line2, closing ७. Band5: verse 32.8 line1. Band6: verse 32.8 line2, closing ८. Band7: verse 32.9 line1. Band8: a tiny (31px) false-split artifact fragment of band9's opening ascenders (not separately transcribed). Band9: verse 32.9 line2, closing ९. Bands10-15: opening portion of a long Hindi gloss (Parashar's reply, introduced with a speaker-tag "पराशर ने उत्तर दिया—" folded into the gloss's own opening line rather than set as a separate editorial band). Band16: OVERSIZED dense true-merge (1135px, zero sub-gaps at any threshold from 0.9% down to 0.15%, confirmed via a threshold sweep) of 8 further gloss lines -- sub-analyzed via the established dense-merged-block technique (one low-res whole-region crop for block-type ID only, followed by 8 overlapping full-resolution per-line crops actually used for the transcription). Band17: OVERSIZED dense true-merge (1029px) of: the gloss's closing line with citation "॥ २-९ ॥"; the subheading "अर्गला-फल—" ("Results of the Argala", editorial, excluded, marking a topical shift within the same chapter); verse 32.10 (two lines, closing १०); verse 32.11 (two lines, closing ११); and the eGangotri/Swami Atmanand Giri attribution stamp (English, editorial, excluded) -- sub-analyzed via 7 overlapping full-resolution per-line crops. Band18: blank bottom margin (y=4799-4957), confirmed via direct crop -- page ends cleanly after verse 32.11, with no gloss found on this page for verses 32.10-32.11. KEY FINDING this page: the joint Hindi gloss recovered across bands10-17 (closing citation "२-९") is ONE continuous unit covering verses 32.2 through 32.9 -- this corrects page१७५'s checkpoint, which (finding no gloss printed after verses 32.2-32.5 on that page) had disclosed "no gloss found for verses 32.2-32.5" as an open/deferred question; the gloss was simply printed later, deferred across the page boundary and folded together with the newly-transcribed verses 32.6-32.9's own gloss into one joint unit. Six verses transcribed this page (32.6-32.11): the reversed Argala/Badhaka rule for Rahu-Ketu and the 5th/9th house pairing (6), the one-planet/two-planet/three-or-more-planet strength grading of Argala (7), the two kinds of Argala by sign and by planet with the obstruction-free/obstructed result rule (8), the general rule that a Sargala sign or planet gives its result during its own Paka-dasha (9), then under the new subheading "अर्गला-फल" (results of the Argala): a clear, unobstructed Argala to the Upapada/Lagna/7th giving fame and good fortune (10), and either a malefic or benefic planet in an unobstructed Argala to the Lagna as seen giving strength (11). Disclosed anomaly: verse 32.6 line1 prints the compound as "चागर्ला-स्थानं" (i.e. mixing an apparent "अगर्ला" spelling into the compound, verified via a dedicated 3x re-crop of the exact syllables, ruling out a simple blur/ligature misread) while line2 of the SAME verse prints the standard spelling "...ग्रहयोरर्गला" (i.e. via sandhi from ग्रहयोः + अर्गला) -- both are retained exactly as printed rather than normalized to one consistent spelling, disclosed as an internal print inconsistency within a single verse rather than corrected. No reading was taken from any full-page or full-band downscaled overview for final content; both oversized bands' low-res crops were used strictly for block-type identification, with the actual transcription drawn from full-resolution overlapping per-line crops, per standing practice.

  10. 32.10 सत्यापित

    BPHS 32.10

    संस्कृत

    पदे लग्ने सप्तमे वा निराभासार्गला यदि । प्रसिद्धस्तर्हि सद्भाग्यशाली जायेत मानवः ॥ १० ॥

    pade lagne saptame va nirabhasargala yadi | prasiddhastarhi sadbhagyashali jayeta manavah || 10 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If there is an unobstructed ("nirabhasa") Argala to the Pada, the Lagna, or the seventh house, then the person born becomes renowned and possessed of good fortune.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पद, लग्न, या सप्तम में निर्बाध अर्गला हो तो जातक सौभाग्यशील तथा विख्यात होता है। जिसके अर्गला स्थान में शुभ या अशुभग्रह अवधित रूप में रहे, उस ग्रह की लग्न पर दृष्टि होने से उक्त योग और प्रबल हो जाता है अर्थात् जातक पूर्ण सौभाग्यशाली तथा विख्यात होता है। धन तथा सहज भावों में अर्गला होने से धनादि सस्यसम्पत्ति तथा सहज का सौख्य कहना चाहिए। सार्गल तुर्यभाव हो तो गेहादि सौख्य, सुतभाव हो तो जातक बुद्धिमान् एवं पुत्रसौख्यपूर्ण होवे। षष्ठ में शत्रुभय एवं सप्तम सार्गल हो तो स्त्रीसुख, अष्टम में बहुविधक्लेश सार्गल नवम में भाग्यवान् जातक होता है। दशम सार्गल हो तो राजपूज्य, एकादश में धनागम, और व्ययभाव सार्गल हो तो अधिक व्यय होता है। शुभग्रह की अर्गला में अनेक विध सौख्य, पापग्रह में अल्पसुख और मिश्रग्रह जनित अर्गला में मध्यम सुख कहना चाहिए। लग्न नवम तथा पञ्चम स्थान यदि सार्गल हो तो जातक राजा या राजा के समान होता है ॥ १०-१७ ॥ [नोट: यह भाष्य पृष्ठ १७६ पर श्लोक १०-११ के बाद आरम्भ होकर पृष्ठ १७७ पर "१०-१७" उद्धृत करते हुए समाप्त होता है -- अतः यह श्लोक १० से १७ तक हेतु एक ही संयुक्त भाष्य है; पृष्ठ १७६ पर पूर्व में दर्ज "श्लोक १०-११ हेतु कोई भाष्य नहीं मिला" वाली टिप्पणी अब इस वास्तविक भाष्य-पाठ से प्रतिस्थापित की जा रही है।]

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १७६/176 (PDF p.208), verso page (folio १७६ left -- confirmed via a dedicated 1.5x zoom of the folio glyphs after an initial low-confidence read; book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् right, band-confirmed), 3825x4957. Row-darkness band detection returned 19 raw bands. Band0: folio+title. Band1: a tiny (29px) false-split artifact fragment of band2's opening ascenders (not separately transcribed). Band2: verse 32.6, both lines in one band (closing ६). Band3: verse 32.7 line1. Band4: verse 32.7 line2, closing ७. Band5: verse 32.8 line1. Band6: verse 32.8 line2, closing ८. Band7: verse 32.9 line1. Band8: a tiny (31px) false-split artifact fragment of band9's opening ascenders (not separately transcribed). Band9: verse 32.9 line2, closing ९. Bands10-15: opening portion of a long Hindi gloss (Parashar's reply, introduced with a speaker-tag "पराशर ने उत्तर दिया—" folded into the gloss's own opening line rather than set as a separate editorial band). Band16: OVERSIZED dense true-merge (1135px, zero sub-gaps at any threshold from 0.9% down to 0.15%, confirmed via a threshold sweep) of 8 further gloss lines -- sub-analyzed via the established dense-merged-block technique (one low-res whole-region crop for block-type ID only, followed by 8 overlapping full-resolution per-line crops actually used for the transcription). Band17: OVERSIZED dense true-merge (1029px) of: the gloss's closing line with citation "॥ २-९ ॥"; the subheading "अर्गला-फल—" ("Results of the Argala", editorial, excluded, marking a topical shift within the same chapter); verse 32.10 (two lines, closing १०); verse 32.11 (two lines, closing ११); and the eGangotri/Swami Atmanand Giri attribution stamp (English, editorial, excluded) -- sub-analyzed via 7 overlapping full-resolution per-line crops. Band18: blank bottom margin (y=4799-4957), confirmed via direct crop -- page ends cleanly after verse 32.11, with no gloss found on this page for verses 32.10-32.11. KEY FINDING this page: the joint Hindi gloss recovered across bands10-17 (closing citation "२-९") is ONE continuous unit covering verses 32.2 through 32.9 -- this corrects page१७५'s checkpoint, which (finding no gloss printed after verses 32.2-32.5 on that page) had disclosed "no gloss found for verses 32.2-32.5" as an open/deferred question; the gloss was simply printed later, deferred across the page boundary and folded together with the newly-transcribed verses 32.6-32.9's own gloss into one joint unit. Six verses transcribed this page (32.6-32.11): the reversed Argala/Badhaka rule for Rahu-Ketu and the 5th/9th house pairing (6), the one-planet/two-planet/three-or-more-planet strength grading of Argala (7), the two kinds of Argala by sign and by planet with the obstruction-free/obstructed result rule (8), the general rule that a Sargala sign or planet gives its result during its own Paka-dasha (9), then under the new subheading "अर्गला-फल" (results of the Argala): a clear, unobstructed Argala to the Upapada/Lagna/7th giving fame and good fortune (10), and either a malefic or benefic planet in an unobstructed Argala to the Lagna as seen giving strength (11). Disclosed anomaly: verse 32.6 line1 prints the compound as "चागर्ला-स्थानं" (i.e. mixing an apparent "अगर्ला" spelling into the compound, verified via a dedicated 3x re-crop of the exact syllables, ruling out a simple blur/ligature misread) while line2 of the SAME verse prints the standard spelling "...ग्रहयोरर्गला" (i.e. via sandhi from ग्रहयोः + अर्गला) -- both are retained exactly as printed rather than normalized to one consistent spelling, disclosed as an internal print inconsistency within a single verse rather than corrected. No reading was taken from any full-page or full-band downscaled overview for final content; both oversized bands' low-res crops were used strictly for block-type identification, with the actual transcription drawn from full-resolution overlapping per-line crops, per standing practice.

  11. 32.11 सत्यापित

    BPHS 32.11

    संस्कृत

    ग्रहः क्रूरोऽथवा सौम्यो यस्य निर्बाधकार्गले । स्थितस्तद्वीक्षिते लग्ने प्राबल्यायोपकल्पते ॥ ११ ॥

    grahah kruro.athava saumyo yasya nirbadhakargale | sthitastadvikshite lagne prabalyayopakalpate || 11 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    A planet, whether malefic or benefic, situated in an unobstructed Argala and aspecting/seen from the Lagna, serves to confer strength [regarding that house's result].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पद, लग्न, या सप्तम में निर्बाध अर्गला हो तो जातक सौभाग्यशील तथा विख्यात होता है। जिसके अर्गला स्थान में शुभ या अशुभग्रह अवधित रूप में रहे, उस ग्रह की लग्न पर दृष्टि होने से उक्त योग और प्रबल हो जाता है अर्थात् जातक पूर्ण सौभाग्यशाली तथा विख्यात होता है। धन तथा सहज भावों में अर्गला होने से धनादि सस्यसम्पत्ति तथा सहज का सौख्य कहना चाहिए। सार्गल तुर्यभाव हो तो गेहादि सौख्य, सुतभाव हो तो जातक बुद्धिमान् एवं पुत्रसौख्यपूर्ण होवे। षष्ठ में शत्रुभय एवं सप्तम सार्गल हो तो स्त्रीसुख, अष्टम में बहुविधक्लेश सार्गल नवम में भाग्यवान् जातक होता है। दशम सार्गल हो तो राजपूज्य, एकादश में धनागम, और व्ययभाव सार्गल हो तो अधिक व्यय होता है। शुभग्रह की अर्गला में अनेक विध सौख्य, पापग्रह में अल्पसुख और मिश्रग्रह जनित अर्गला में मध्यम सुख कहना चाहिए। लग्न नवम तथा पञ्चम स्थान यदि सार्गल हो तो जातक राजा या राजा के समान होता है ॥ १०-१७ ॥ [नोट: यह भाष्य पृष्ठ १७६ पर श्लोक १०-११ के बाद आरम्भ होकर पृष्ठ १७७ पर "१०-१७" उद्धृत करते हुए समाप्त होता है -- अतः यह श्लोक १० से १७ तक हेतु एक ही संयुक्त भाष्य है; पृष्ठ १७६ पर पूर्व में दर्ज "श्लोक १०-११ हेतु कोई भाष्य नहीं मिला" वाली टिप्पणी अब इस वास्तविक भाष्य-पाठ से प्रतिस्थापित की जा रही है।]

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १७६/176 (PDF p.208), verso page (folio १७६ left -- confirmed via a dedicated 1.5x zoom of the folio glyphs after an initial low-confidence read; book title बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम् right, band-confirmed), 3825x4957. Row-darkness band detection returned 19 raw bands. Band0: folio+title. Band1: a tiny (29px) false-split artifact fragment of band2's opening ascenders (not separately transcribed). Band2: verse 32.6, both lines in one band (closing ६). Band3: verse 32.7 line1. Band4: verse 32.7 line2, closing ७. Band5: verse 32.8 line1. Band6: verse 32.8 line2, closing ८. Band7: verse 32.9 line1. Band8: a tiny (31px) false-split artifact fragment of band9's opening ascenders (not separately transcribed). Band9: verse 32.9 line2, closing ९. Bands10-15: opening portion of a long Hindi gloss (Parashar's reply, introduced with a speaker-tag "पराशर ने उत्तर दिया—" folded into the gloss's own opening line rather than set as a separate editorial band). Band16: OVERSIZED dense true-merge (1135px, zero sub-gaps at any threshold from 0.9% down to 0.15%, confirmed via a threshold sweep) of 8 further gloss lines -- sub-analyzed via the established dense-merged-block technique (one low-res whole-region crop for block-type ID only, followed by 8 overlapping full-resolution per-line crops actually used for the transcription). Band17: OVERSIZED dense true-merge (1029px) of: the gloss's closing line with citation "॥ २-९ ॥"; the subheading "अर्गला-फल—" ("Results of the Argala", editorial, excluded, marking a topical shift within the same chapter); verse 32.10 (two lines, closing १०); verse 32.11 (two lines, closing ११); and the eGangotri/Swami Atmanand Giri attribution stamp (English, editorial, excluded) -- sub-analyzed via 7 overlapping full-resolution per-line crops. Band18: blank bottom margin (y=4799-4957), confirmed via direct crop -- page ends cleanly after verse 32.11, with no gloss found on this page for verses 32.10-32.11. KEY FINDING this page: the joint Hindi gloss recovered across bands10-17 (closing citation "२-९") is ONE continuous unit covering verses 32.2 through 32.9 -- this corrects page१७५'s checkpoint, which (finding no gloss printed after verses 32.2-32.5 on that page) had disclosed "no gloss found for verses 32.2-32.5" as an open/deferred question; the gloss was simply printed later, deferred across the page boundary and folded together with the newly-transcribed verses 32.6-32.9's own gloss into one joint unit. Six verses transcribed this page (32.6-32.11): the reversed Argala/Badhaka rule for Rahu-Ketu and the 5th/9th house pairing (6), the one-planet/two-planet/three-or-more-planet strength grading of Argala (7), the two kinds of Argala by sign and by planet with the obstruction-free/obstructed result rule (8), the general rule that a Sargala sign or planet gives its result during its own Paka-dasha (9), then under the new subheading "अर्गला-फल" (results of the Argala): a clear, unobstructed Argala to the Upapada/Lagna/7th giving fame and good fortune (10), and either a malefic or benefic planet in an unobstructed Argala to the Lagna as seen giving strength (11). Disclosed anomaly: verse 32.6 line1 prints the compound as "चागर्ला-स्थानं" (i.e. mixing an apparent "अगर्ला" spelling into the compound, verified via a dedicated 3x re-crop of the exact syllables, ruling out a simple blur/ligature misread) while line2 of the SAME verse prints the standard spelling "...ग्रहयोरर्गला" (i.e. via sandhi from ग्रहयोः + अर्गला) -- both are retained exactly as printed rather than normalized to one consistent spelling, disclosed as an internal print inconsistency within a single verse rather than corrected. No reading was taken from any full-page or full-band downscaled overview for final content; both oversized bands' low-res crops were used strictly for block-type identification, with the actual transcription drawn from full-resolution overlapping per-line crops, per standing practice.

  12. 32.12 सत्यापित

    BPHS 32.12

    संस्कृत

    अर्गलायुजि विचे तु सस्यसंपत्समन्वितः । विक्रमे सहजादीनां सदा सुखमुदीरितम् ॥ १२ ॥

    argalayuji viche tu sasyasampatsamanvitah | vikrame sahajadinam sada sukhamudiritam || 12 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the Argala falls on an even [house] -- in "viche" [term retained as printed; precise technical sense unclear] -- one is endowed with crop-wealth/prosperity. In the third house (vikrama) [an Argala] is declared to always give happiness of siblings and the like.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पद, लग्न, या सप्तम में निर्बाध अर्गला हो तो जातक सौभाग्यशील तथा विख्यात होता है। जिसके अर्गला स्थान में शुभ या अशुभग्रह अवधित रूप में रहे, उस ग्रह की लग्न पर दृष्टि होने से उक्त योग और प्रबल हो जाता है अर्थात् जातक पूर्ण सौभाग्यशाली तथा विख्यात होता है। धन तथा सहज भावों में अर्गला होने से धनादि सस्यसम्पत्ति तथा सहज का सौख्य कहना चाहिए। सार्गल तुर्यभाव हो तो गेहादि सौख्य, सुतभाव हो तो जातक बुद्धिमान् एवं पुत्रसौख्यपूर्ण होवे। षष्ठ में शत्रुभय एवं सप्तम सार्गल हो तो स्त्रीसुख, अष्टम में बहुविधक्लेश सार्गल नवम में भाग्यवान् जातक होता है। दशम सार्गल हो तो राजपूज्य, एकादश में धनागम, और व्ययभाव सार्गल हो तो अधिक व्यय होता है। शुभग्रह की अर्गला में अनेक विध सौख्य, पापग्रह में अल्पसुख और मिश्रग्रह जनित अर्गला में मध्यम सुख कहना चाहिए। लग्न नवम तथा पञ्चम स्थान यदि सार्गल हो तो जातक राजा या राजा के समान होता है ॥ १०-१७ ॥ [नोट: यह भाष्य पृष्ठ १७६ पर श्लोक १०-११ के बाद आरम्भ होकर पृष्ठ १७७ पर "१०-१७" उद्धृत करते हुए समाप्त होता है -- अतः यह श्लोक १० से १७ तक हेतु एक ही संयुक्त भाष्य है; पृष्ठ १७६ पर पूर्व में दर्ज "श्लोक १०-११ हेतु कोई भाष्य नहीं मिला" वाली टिप्पणी अब इस वास्तविक भाष्य-पाठ से प्रतिस्थापित की जा रही है।]

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १७७/177 (PDF p.209), recto page (folio १७७ right; running head "अगर्लाफलाध्यायः" left, band-confirmed), 3122x4957. Row-darkness band detection returned 34 raw bands. Band0: running head+folio. Bands1-2: verse 32.12 (two lines, closing १२). Bands3-4: verse 32.13 (two lines, closing १३). Band5: OVERSIZED 2-line true-merge (293px) of verse 32.14 (both lines, closing १४). Bands6-7: verse 32.15 (two lines, closing १५). Bands8-9: verse 32.16 (two lines, closing १६). Bands10-11: verse 32.17 (two lines, closing १७). Bands12-23: a single continuous Hindi gloss (12 bands, all clean single-line reads, no oversized/merged bands in this run), closing with citation "॥ १०-१७ ॥". KEY FINDING this page: this closing citation reveals the gloss is NOT limited to verses 12-17 as the immediately-preceding six freshly-transcribed verses might suggest -- it is one joint unit covering verses 32.10 THROUGH 32.17. This corrects page१७६'s checkpoint, which (finding no gloss printed after verses 32.10-32.11 on that page, page ending in confirmed blank margin) had disclosed "no gloss found for verses 32.10-32.11" as an open/deferred question (placeholder text NO_GLOSS_10_11_PENDING was seeded on those two verses in that page's script) -- the gloss was simply printed later, deferred across the page boundary, and folded together with the newly-transcribed verses 32.12-32.17's own gloss into one joint unit, exactly matching the pattern already seen twice before at the 174/175 and 175/176 boundaries (gloss 36-40, then gloss 2-9). Bands24-31: a distinct editorial "विमर्श" (discussion/excursus) section, textually and structurally separate from the direct verse-gloss above it -- it does not restate any specific verse's meaning but instead discusses the theoretical basis of Argala-yoga with reference to the Jaimini-sutra tradition, quoting a sutra ("दारभाग्यशूलस्थार्गला निध्यातुः") and a Katapayadi-system encoding sutra ("कटपयवर्गैर्भवैरिह पिण्डान्त्यैरचरैरहताः। नञे च शून्ये ज्ञेये तथा स्वरे केवले स्थितम्") used to derive house-numbers (भाग्यशूल = 4th/2nd/11th) via the Sanketa (coded) method -- per the copyright-safety rule distinguishing plain verse-gloss (transcribed as translationHi) from discursive editorial commentary referencing other texts/systems (context-only, excluded from translationHi), this विमर्श block is read for corroborating context only and is NOT transcribed into any verse's translationHi. Band32: the eGangotri/Swami Atmanand Giri attribution stamp (English, editorial, excluded). Band33: a printer's running signature line "१२ बृ० पा०" (page-bottom gathering/signature mark, editorial pagination matter, excluded). No further Chapter 32 verses (32.18+) appear on this page -- the page ends after the विमर्श block, stamp, and signature line. Two contested words verified via dedicated 3x zoom re-crops before seeding: verse 32.12 line1's "विचे" (confirmed as a plain two-akshara वि+चे with no conjunct or anusvara -- retained exactly as printed though its precise technical sense is unclear, not silently corrected to a more expected term); verse 32.14 line1's "घूने" (confirmed via the consonant's loop-shape as घ, not ध -- retained as printed, sense likewise uncertain). No reading was taken from any full-page or full-band downscaled overview for final content; the oversized band5 dense-merge was resolved via direct full-resolution crop (no sub-gap ambiguity at this height), and all per-band crops were read at full resolution per standing practice.

  13. 32.13 सत्यापित

    BPHS 32.13

    संस्कृत

    ताद्दृशे तुर्यभावे तु गेहादि-सुखमुत्तमम् । सुते तथाविधे जाते मतिमान् सुतसौख्यवान् ॥ १३ ॥

    taddrishe turyabhave tu gehadi-sukhamuttamam | sute tathavidhe jate matiman sutasaukhyavan || 13 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When such [an unobstructed Argala] is in the fourth house, there is excellent happiness of home and the like. When it is likewise so in the fifth house (of children), one born is intelligent and possessed of happiness from children.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पद, लग्न, या सप्तम में निर्बाध अर्गला हो तो जातक सौभाग्यशील तथा विख्यात होता है। जिसके अर्गला स्थान में शुभ या अशुभग्रह अवधित रूप में रहे, उस ग्रह की लग्न पर दृष्टि होने से उक्त योग और प्रबल हो जाता है अर्थात् जातक पूर्ण सौभाग्यशाली तथा विख्यात होता है। धन तथा सहज भावों में अर्गला होने से धनादि सस्यसम्पत्ति तथा सहज का सौख्य कहना चाहिए। सार्गल तुर्यभाव हो तो गेहादि सौख्य, सुतभाव हो तो जातक बुद्धिमान् एवं पुत्रसौख्यपूर्ण होवे। षष्ठ में शत्रुभय एवं सप्तम सार्गल हो तो स्त्रीसुख, अष्टम में बहुविधक्लेश सार्गल नवम में भाग्यवान् जातक होता है। दशम सार्गल हो तो राजपूज्य, एकादश में धनागम, और व्ययभाव सार्गल हो तो अधिक व्यय होता है। शुभग्रह की अर्गला में अनेक विध सौख्य, पापग्रह में अल्पसुख और मिश्रग्रह जनित अर्गला में मध्यम सुख कहना चाहिए। लग्न नवम तथा पञ्चम स्थान यदि सार्गल हो तो जातक राजा या राजा के समान होता है ॥ १०-१७ ॥ [नोट: यह भाष्य पृष्ठ १७६ पर श्लोक १०-११ के बाद आरम्भ होकर पृष्ठ १७७ पर "१०-१७" उद्धृत करते हुए समाप्त होता है -- अतः यह श्लोक १० से १७ तक हेतु एक ही संयुक्त भाष्य है; पृष्ठ १७६ पर पूर्व में दर्ज "श्लोक १०-११ हेतु कोई भाष्य नहीं मिला" वाली टिप्पणी अब इस वास्तविक भाष्य-पाठ से प्रतिस्थापित की जा रही है।]

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १७७/177 (PDF p.209), recto page (folio १७७ right; running head "अगर्लाफलाध्यायः" left, band-confirmed), 3122x4957. Row-darkness band detection returned 34 raw bands. Band0: running head+folio. Bands1-2: verse 32.12 (two lines, closing १२). Bands3-4: verse 32.13 (two lines, closing १३). Band5: OVERSIZED 2-line true-merge (293px) of verse 32.14 (both lines, closing १४). Bands6-7: verse 32.15 (two lines, closing १५). Bands8-9: verse 32.16 (two lines, closing १६). Bands10-11: verse 32.17 (two lines, closing १७). Bands12-23: a single continuous Hindi gloss (12 bands, all clean single-line reads, no oversized/merged bands in this run), closing with citation "॥ १०-१७ ॥". KEY FINDING this page: this closing citation reveals the gloss is NOT limited to verses 12-17 as the immediately-preceding six freshly-transcribed verses might suggest -- it is one joint unit covering verses 32.10 THROUGH 32.17. This corrects page१७६'s checkpoint, which (finding no gloss printed after verses 32.10-32.11 on that page, page ending in confirmed blank margin) had disclosed "no gloss found for verses 32.10-32.11" as an open/deferred question (placeholder text NO_GLOSS_10_11_PENDING was seeded on those two verses in that page's script) -- the gloss was simply printed later, deferred across the page boundary, and folded together with the newly-transcribed verses 32.12-32.17's own gloss into one joint unit, exactly matching the pattern already seen twice before at the 174/175 and 175/176 boundaries (gloss 36-40, then gloss 2-9). Bands24-31: a distinct editorial "विमर्श" (discussion/excursus) section, textually and structurally separate from the direct verse-gloss above it -- it does not restate any specific verse's meaning but instead discusses the theoretical basis of Argala-yoga with reference to the Jaimini-sutra tradition, quoting a sutra ("दारभाग्यशूलस्थार्गला निध्यातुः") and a Katapayadi-system encoding sutra ("कटपयवर्गैर्भवैरिह पिण्डान्त्यैरचरैरहताः। नञे च शून्ये ज्ञेये तथा स्वरे केवले स्थितम्") used to derive house-numbers (भाग्यशूल = 4th/2nd/11th) via the Sanketa (coded) method -- per the copyright-safety rule distinguishing plain verse-gloss (transcribed as translationHi) from discursive editorial commentary referencing other texts/systems (context-only, excluded from translationHi), this विमर्श block is read for corroborating context only and is NOT transcribed into any verse's translationHi. Band32: the eGangotri/Swami Atmanand Giri attribution stamp (English, editorial, excluded). Band33: a printer's running signature line "१२ बृ० पा०" (page-bottom gathering/signature mark, editorial pagination matter, excluded). No further Chapter 32 verses (32.18+) appear on this page -- the page ends after the विमर्श block, stamp, and signature line. Two contested words verified via dedicated 3x zoom re-crops before seeding: verse 32.12 line1's "विचे" (confirmed as a plain two-akshara वि+चे with no conjunct or anusvara -- retained exactly as printed though its precise technical sense is unclear, not silently corrected to a more expected term); verse 32.14 line1's "घूने" (confirmed via the consonant's loop-shape as घ, not ध -- retained as printed, sense likewise uncertain). No reading was taken from any full-page or full-band downscaled overview for final content; the oversized band5 dense-merge was resolved via direct full-resolution crop (no sub-gap ambiguity at this height), and all per-band crops were read at full resolution per standing practice.

  14. 32.14 सत्यापित

    BPHS 32.14

    संस्कृत

    शत्रुभीः सार्गले शत्रौ घूने जायादिजं सुखम् । रन्ध्रे तु बहुशः क्लेशो भाग्ये स्याद्भाग्यवाञ्जनः ॥ १४ ॥

    shatrubhih sargale shatrau ghune jayadijam sukham | randhre tu bahushah klesho bhagye syadbhagyavanjanah || 14 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    With the sixth house (of enemies) Sargala, there is fear of enemies; in "ghune" [term retained as printed; precise technical sense unclear] there is happiness born of one's wife and the like. In the eighth house there is affliction of many kinds; in the ninth (fortune) one becomes a fortunate person.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पद, लग्न, या सप्तम में निर्बाध अर्गला हो तो जातक सौभाग्यशील तथा विख्यात होता है। जिसके अर्गला स्थान में शुभ या अशुभग्रह अवधित रूप में रहे, उस ग्रह की लग्न पर दृष्टि होने से उक्त योग और प्रबल हो जाता है अर्थात् जातक पूर्ण सौभाग्यशाली तथा विख्यात होता है। धन तथा सहज भावों में अर्गला होने से धनादि सस्यसम्पत्ति तथा सहज का सौख्य कहना चाहिए। सार्गल तुर्यभाव हो तो गेहादि सौख्य, सुतभाव हो तो जातक बुद्धिमान् एवं पुत्रसौख्यपूर्ण होवे। षष्ठ में शत्रुभय एवं सप्तम सार्गल हो तो स्त्रीसुख, अष्टम में बहुविधक्लेश सार्गल नवम में भाग्यवान् जातक होता है। दशम सार्गल हो तो राजपूज्य, एकादश में धनागम, और व्ययभाव सार्गल हो तो अधिक व्यय होता है। शुभग्रह की अर्गला में अनेक विध सौख्य, पापग्रह में अल्पसुख और मिश्रग्रह जनित अर्गला में मध्यम सुख कहना चाहिए। लग्न नवम तथा पञ्चम स्थान यदि सार्गल हो तो जातक राजा या राजा के समान होता है ॥ १०-१७ ॥ [नोट: यह भाष्य पृष्ठ १७६ पर श्लोक १०-११ के बाद आरम्भ होकर पृष्ठ १७७ पर "१०-१७" उद्धृत करते हुए समाप्त होता है -- अतः यह श्लोक १० से १७ तक हेतु एक ही संयुक्त भाष्य है; पृष्ठ १७६ पर पूर्व में दर्ज "श्लोक १०-११ हेतु कोई भाष्य नहीं मिला" वाली टिप्पणी अब इस वास्तविक भाष्य-पाठ से प्रतिस्थापित की जा रही है।]

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १७७/177 (PDF p.209), recto page (folio १७७ right; running head "अगर्लाफलाध्यायः" left, band-confirmed), 3122x4957. Row-darkness band detection returned 34 raw bands. Band0: running head+folio. Bands1-2: verse 32.12 (two lines, closing १२). Bands3-4: verse 32.13 (two lines, closing १३). Band5: OVERSIZED 2-line true-merge (293px) of verse 32.14 (both lines, closing १४). Bands6-7: verse 32.15 (two lines, closing १५). Bands8-9: verse 32.16 (two lines, closing १६). Bands10-11: verse 32.17 (two lines, closing १७). Bands12-23: a single continuous Hindi gloss (12 bands, all clean single-line reads, no oversized/merged bands in this run), closing with citation "॥ १०-१७ ॥". KEY FINDING this page: this closing citation reveals the gloss is NOT limited to verses 12-17 as the immediately-preceding six freshly-transcribed verses might suggest -- it is one joint unit covering verses 32.10 THROUGH 32.17. This corrects page१७६'s checkpoint, which (finding no gloss printed after verses 32.10-32.11 on that page, page ending in confirmed blank margin) had disclosed "no gloss found for verses 32.10-32.11" as an open/deferred question (placeholder text NO_GLOSS_10_11_PENDING was seeded on those two verses in that page's script) -- the gloss was simply printed later, deferred across the page boundary, and folded together with the newly-transcribed verses 32.12-32.17's own gloss into one joint unit, exactly matching the pattern already seen twice before at the 174/175 and 175/176 boundaries (gloss 36-40, then gloss 2-9). Bands24-31: a distinct editorial "विमर्श" (discussion/excursus) section, textually and structurally separate from the direct verse-gloss above it -- it does not restate any specific verse's meaning but instead discusses the theoretical basis of Argala-yoga with reference to the Jaimini-sutra tradition, quoting a sutra ("दारभाग्यशूलस्थार्गला निध्यातुः") and a Katapayadi-system encoding sutra ("कटपयवर्गैर्भवैरिह पिण्डान्त्यैरचरैरहताः। नञे च शून्ये ज्ञेये तथा स्वरे केवले स्थितम्") used to derive house-numbers (भाग्यशूल = 4th/2nd/11th) via the Sanketa (coded) method -- per the copyright-safety rule distinguishing plain verse-gloss (transcribed as translationHi) from discursive editorial commentary referencing other texts/systems (context-only, excluded from translationHi), this विमर्श block is read for corroborating context only and is NOT transcribed into any verse's translationHi. Band32: the eGangotri/Swami Atmanand Giri attribution stamp (English, editorial, excluded). Band33: a printer's running signature line "१२ बृ० पा०" (page-bottom gathering/signature mark, editorial pagination matter, excluded). No further Chapter 32 verses (32.18+) appear on this page -- the page ends after the विमर्श block, stamp, and signature line. Two contested words verified via dedicated 3x zoom re-crops before seeding: verse 32.12 line1's "विचे" (confirmed as a plain two-akshara वि+चे with no conjunct or anusvara -- retained exactly as printed though its precise technical sense is unclear, not silently corrected to a more expected term); verse 32.14 line1's "घूने" (confirmed via the consonant's loop-shape as घ, not ध -- retained as printed, sense likewise uncertain). No reading was taken from any full-page or full-band downscaled overview for final content; the oversized band5 dense-merge was resolved via direct full-resolution crop (no sub-gap ambiguity at this height), and all per-band crops were read at full resolution per standing practice.

  15. 32.15 सत्यापित

    BPHS 32.15

    संस्कृत

    राजपूज्यो नरो व्योम्नि सदाये स्याद्वनागमः । तादृशे रिष्फभावे तु सर्वत्रैव व्ययोऽधिकः ॥ १५ ॥

    rajapujyo naro vyomni sadaye syadvanagamah | tadrishe rishphabhave tu sarvatraiva vyayo.adhikah || 15 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In the tenth (vyoma) a man becomes honored by the king; in the eleventh (aya) there is wealth-gain. When such [an Argala] is in the twelfth (rishpha) house, there is excess expenditure in every respect.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पद, लग्न, या सप्तम में निर्बाध अर्गला हो तो जातक सौभाग्यशील तथा विख्यात होता है। जिसके अर्गला स्थान में शुभ या अशुभग्रह अवधित रूप में रहे, उस ग्रह की लग्न पर दृष्टि होने से उक्त योग और प्रबल हो जाता है अर्थात् जातक पूर्ण सौभाग्यशाली तथा विख्यात होता है। धन तथा सहज भावों में अर्गला होने से धनादि सस्यसम्पत्ति तथा सहज का सौख्य कहना चाहिए। सार्गल तुर्यभाव हो तो गेहादि सौख्य, सुतभाव हो तो जातक बुद्धिमान् एवं पुत्रसौख्यपूर्ण होवे। षष्ठ में शत्रुभय एवं सप्तम सार्गल हो तो स्त्रीसुख, अष्टम में बहुविधक्लेश सार्गल नवम में भाग्यवान् जातक होता है। दशम सार्गल हो तो राजपूज्य, एकादश में धनागम, और व्ययभाव सार्गल हो तो अधिक व्यय होता है। शुभग्रह की अर्गला में अनेक विध सौख्य, पापग्रह में अल्पसुख और मिश्रग्रह जनित अर्गला में मध्यम सुख कहना चाहिए। लग्न नवम तथा पञ्चम स्थान यदि सार्गल हो तो जातक राजा या राजा के समान होता है ॥ १०-१७ ॥ [नोट: यह भाष्य पृष्ठ १७६ पर श्लोक १०-११ के बाद आरम्भ होकर पृष्ठ १७७ पर "१०-१७" उद्धृत करते हुए समाप्त होता है -- अतः यह श्लोक १० से १७ तक हेतु एक ही संयुक्त भाष्य है; पृष्ठ १७६ पर पूर्व में दर्ज "श्लोक १०-११ हेतु कोई भाष्य नहीं मिला" वाली टिप्पणी अब इस वास्तविक भाष्य-पाठ से प्रतिस्थापित की जा रही है।]

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १७७/177 (PDF p.209), recto page (folio १७७ right; running head "अगर्लाफलाध्यायः" left, band-confirmed), 3122x4957. Row-darkness band detection returned 34 raw bands. Band0: running head+folio. Bands1-2: verse 32.12 (two lines, closing १२). Bands3-4: verse 32.13 (two lines, closing १३). Band5: OVERSIZED 2-line true-merge (293px) of verse 32.14 (both lines, closing १४). Bands6-7: verse 32.15 (two lines, closing १५). Bands8-9: verse 32.16 (two lines, closing १६). Bands10-11: verse 32.17 (two lines, closing १७). Bands12-23: a single continuous Hindi gloss (12 bands, all clean single-line reads, no oversized/merged bands in this run), closing with citation "॥ १०-१७ ॥". KEY FINDING this page: this closing citation reveals the gloss is NOT limited to verses 12-17 as the immediately-preceding six freshly-transcribed verses might suggest -- it is one joint unit covering verses 32.10 THROUGH 32.17. This corrects page१७६'s checkpoint, which (finding no gloss printed after verses 32.10-32.11 on that page, page ending in confirmed blank margin) had disclosed "no gloss found for verses 32.10-32.11" as an open/deferred question (placeholder text NO_GLOSS_10_11_PENDING was seeded on those two verses in that page's script) -- the gloss was simply printed later, deferred across the page boundary, and folded together with the newly-transcribed verses 32.12-32.17's own gloss into one joint unit, exactly matching the pattern already seen twice before at the 174/175 and 175/176 boundaries (gloss 36-40, then gloss 2-9). Bands24-31: a distinct editorial "विमर्श" (discussion/excursus) section, textually and structurally separate from the direct verse-gloss above it -- it does not restate any specific verse's meaning but instead discusses the theoretical basis of Argala-yoga with reference to the Jaimini-sutra tradition, quoting a sutra ("दारभाग्यशूलस्थार्गला निध्यातुः") and a Katapayadi-system encoding sutra ("कटपयवर्गैर्भवैरिह पिण्डान्त्यैरचरैरहताः। नञे च शून्ये ज्ञेये तथा स्वरे केवले स्थितम्") used to derive house-numbers (भाग्यशूल = 4th/2nd/11th) via the Sanketa (coded) method -- per the copyright-safety rule distinguishing plain verse-gloss (transcribed as translationHi) from discursive editorial commentary referencing other texts/systems (context-only, excluded from translationHi), this विमर्श block is read for corroborating context only and is NOT transcribed into any verse's translationHi. Band32: the eGangotri/Swami Atmanand Giri attribution stamp (English, editorial, excluded). Band33: a printer's running signature line "१२ बृ० पा०" (page-bottom gathering/signature mark, editorial pagination matter, excluded). No further Chapter 32 verses (32.18+) appear on this page -- the page ends after the विमर्श block, stamp, and signature line. Two contested words verified via dedicated 3x zoom re-crops before seeding: verse 32.12 line1's "विचे" (confirmed as a plain two-akshara वि+चे with no conjunct or anusvara -- retained exactly as printed though its precise technical sense is unclear, not silently corrected to a more expected term); verse 32.14 line1's "घूने" (confirmed via the consonant's loop-shape as घ, not ध -- retained as printed, sense likewise uncertain). No reading was taken from any full-page or full-band downscaled overview for final content; the oversized band5 dense-merge was resolved via direct full-resolution crop (no sub-gap ambiguity at this height), and all per-band crops were read at full resolution per standing practice.

  16. 32.16 सत्यापित

    BPHS 32.16

    संस्कृत

    शुभग्रहार्गले नूनं सुखं नैकविधं स्मृतम् । पापेतु तादृशे चाल्पं मिश्रे मध्यं विनिर्दिशेत् ॥ १६ ॥

    shubhagraharargale nunam sukham naikavidham smritam | papetu tadrishe chalpam mishre madhyam vinirdishet || 16 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In an Argala of a benefic planet, manifold happiness is indeed remembered [as the result]; in one of a malefic, little; and in a mixed one, medium happiness should be indicated.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पद, लग्न, या सप्तम में निर्बाध अर्गला हो तो जातक सौभाग्यशील तथा विख्यात होता है। जिसके अर्गला स्थान में शुभ या अशुभग्रह अवधित रूप में रहे, उस ग्रह की लग्न पर दृष्टि होने से उक्त योग और प्रबल हो जाता है अर्थात् जातक पूर्ण सौभाग्यशाली तथा विख्यात होता है। धन तथा सहज भावों में अर्गला होने से धनादि सस्यसम्पत्ति तथा सहज का सौख्य कहना चाहिए। सार्गल तुर्यभाव हो तो गेहादि सौख्य, सुतभाव हो तो जातक बुद्धिमान् एवं पुत्रसौख्यपूर्ण होवे। षष्ठ में शत्रुभय एवं सप्तम सार्गल हो तो स्त्रीसुख, अष्टम में बहुविधक्लेश सार्गल नवम में भाग्यवान् जातक होता है। दशम सार्गल हो तो राजपूज्य, एकादश में धनागम, और व्ययभाव सार्गल हो तो अधिक व्यय होता है। शुभग्रह की अर्गला में अनेक विध सौख्य, पापग्रह में अल्पसुख और मिश्रग्रह जनित अर्गला में मध्यम सुख कहना चाहिए। लग्न नवम तथा पञ्चम स्थान यदि सार्गल हो तो जातक राजा या राजा के समान होता है ॥ १०-१७ ॥ [नोट: यह भाष्य पृष्ठ १७६ पर श्लोक १०-११ के बाद आरम्भ होकर पृष्ठ १७७ पर "१०-१७" उद्धृत करते हुए समाप्त होता है -- अतः यह श्लोक १० से १७ तक हेतु एक ही संयुक्त भाष्य है; पृष्ठ १७६ पर पूर्व में दर्ज "श्लोक १०-११ हेतु कोई भाष्य नहीं मिला" वाली टिप्पणी अब इस वास्तविक भाष्य-पाठ से प्रतिस्थापित की जा रही है।]

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १७७/177 (PDF p.209), recto page (folio १७७ right; running head "अगर्लाफलाध्यायः" left, band-confirmed), 3122x4957. Row-darkness band detection returned 34 raw bands. Band0: running head+folio. Bands1-2: verse 32.12 (two lines, closing १२). Bands3-4: verse 32.13 (two lines, closing १३). Band5: OVERSIZED 2-line true-merge (293px) of verse 32.14 (both lines, closing १४). Bands6-7: verse 32.15 (two lines, closing १५). Bands8-9: verse 32.16 (two lines, closing १६). Bands10-11: verse 32.17 (two lines, closing १७). Bands12-23: a single continuous Hindi gloss (12 bands, all clean single-line reads, no oversized/merged bands in this run), closing with citation "॥ १०-१७ ॥". KEY FINDING this page: this closing citation reveals the gloss is NOT limited to verses 12-17 as the immediately-preceding six freshly-transcribed verses might suggest -- it is one joint unit covering verses 32.10 THROUGH 32.17. This corrects page१७६'s checkpoint, which (finding no gloss printed after verses 32.10-32.11 on that page, page ending in confirmed blank margin) had disclosed "no gloss found for verses 32.10-32.11" as an open/deferred question (placeholder text NO_GLOSS_10_11_PENDING was seeded on those two verses in that page's script) -- the gloss was simply printed later, deferred across the page boundary, and folded together with the newly-transcribed verses 32.12-32.17's own gloss into one joint unit, exactly matching the pattern already seen twice before at the 174/175 and 175/176 boundaries (gloss 36-40, then gloss 2-9). Bands24-31: a distinct editorial "विमर्श" (discussion/excursus) section, textually and structurally separate from the direct verse-gloss above it -- it does not restate any specific verse's meaning but instead discusses the theoretical basis of Argala-yoga with reference to the Jaimini-sutra tradition, quoting a sutra ("दारभाग्यशूलस्थार्गला निध्यातुः") and a Katapayadi-system encoding sutra ("कटपयवर्गैर्भवैरिह पिण्डान्त्यैरचरैरहताः। नञे च शून्ये ज्ञेये तथा स्वरे केवले स्थितम्") used to derive house-numbers (भाग्यशूल = 4th/2nd/11th) via the Sanketa (coded) method -- per the copyright-safety rule distinguishing plain verse-gloss (transcribed as translationHi) from discursive editorial commentary referencing other texts/systems (context-only, excluded from translationHi), this विमर्श block is read for corroborating context only and is NOT transcribed into any verse's translationHi. Band32: the eGangotri/Swami Atmanand Giri attribution stamp (English, editorial, excluded). Band33: a printer's running signature line "१२ बृ० पा०" (page-bottom gathering/signature mark, editorial pagination matter, excluded). No further Chapter 32 verses (32.18+) appear on this page -- the page ends after the विमर्श block, stamp, and signature line. Two contested words verified via dedicated 3x zoom re-crops before seeding: verse 32.12 line1's "विचे" (confirmed as a plain two-akshara वि+चे with no conjunct or anusvara -- retained exactly as printed though its precise technical sense is unclear, not silently corrected to a more expected term); verse 32.14 line1's "घूने" (confirmed via the consonant's loop-shape as घ, not ध -- retained as printed, sense likewise uncertain). No reading was taken from any full-page or full-band downscaled overview for final content; the oversized band5 dense-merge was resolved via direct full-resolution crop (no sub-gap ambiguity at this height), and all per-band crops were read at full resolution per standing practice.

  17. 32.17 सत्यापित

    BPHS 32.17

    संस्कृत

    त्रिकोणे सार्गले जाते जायते यो हि जातकः । सुख-सौभाग्य-सम्पन्नो नृपो वा नृपसन्निभः ॥ १७ ॥

    trikone sargale jate jayate yo hi jatakah | sukha-saubhagya-sampanno nripo va nripasannibhah || 17 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The native who is born when the trine [houses -- Lagna, 5th, 9th] have become Sargala is indeed endowed with happiness and good fortune, [becoming] a king or one like a king.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पद, लग्न, या सप्तम में निर्बाध अर्गला हो तो जातक सौभाग्यशील तथा विख्यात होता है। जिसके अर्गला स्थान में शुभ या अशुभग्रह अवधित रूप में रहे, उस ग्रह की लग्न पर दृष्टि होने से उक्त योग और प्रबल हो जाता है अर्थात् जातक पूर्ण सौभाग्यशाली तथा विख्यात होता है। धन तथा सहज भावों में अर्गला होने से धनादि सस्यसम्पत्ति तथा सहज का सौख्य कहना चाहिए। सार्गल तुर्यभाव हो तो गेहादि सौख्य, सुतभाव हो तो जातक बुद्धिमान् एवं पुत्रसौख्यपूर्ण होवे। षष्ठ में शत्रुभय एवं सप्तम सार्गल हो तो स्त्रीसुख, अष्टम में बहुविधक्लेश सार्गल नवम में भाग्यवान् जातक होता है। दशम सार्गल हो तो राजपूज्य, एकादश में धनागम, और व्ययभाव सार्गल हो तो अधिक व्यय होता है। शुभग्रह की अर्गला में अनेक विध सौख्य, पापग्रह में अल्पसुख और मिश्रग्रह जनित अर्गला में मध्यम सुख कहना चाहिए। लग्न नवम तथा पञ्चम स्थान यदि सार्गल हो तो जातक राजा या राजा के समान होता है ॥ १०-१७ ॥ [नोट: यह भाष्य पृष्ठ १७६ पर श्लोक १०-११ के बाद आरम्भ होकर पृष्ठ १७७ पर "१०-१७" उद्धृत करते हुए समाप्त होता है -- अतः यह श्लोक १० से १७ तक हेतु एक ही संयुक्त भाष्य है; पृष्ठ १७६ पर पूर्व में दर्ज "श्लोक १०-११ हेतु कोई भाष्य नहीं मिला" वाली टिप्पणी अब इस वास्तविक भाष्य-पाठ से प्रतिस्थापित की जा रही है।]

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १७७/177 (PDF p.209), recto page (folio १७७ right; running head "अगर्लाफलाध्यायः" left, band-confirmed), 3122x4957. Row-darkness band detection returned 34 raw bands. Band0: running head+folio. Bands1-2: verse 32.12 (two lines, closing १२). Bands3-4: verse 32.13 (two lines, closing १३). Band5: OVERSIZED 2-line true-merge (293px) of verse 32.14 (both lines, closing १४). Bands6-7: verse 32.15 (two lines, closing १५). Bands8-9: verse 32.16 (two lines, closing १६). Bands10-11: verse 32.17 (two lines, closing १७). Bands12-23: a single continuous Hindi gloss (12 bands, all clean single-line reads, no oversized/merged bands in this run), closing with citation "॥ १०-१७ ॥". KEY FINDING this page: this closing citation reveals the gloss is NOT limited to verses 12-17 as the immediately-preceding six freshly-transcribed verses might suggest -- it is one joint unit covering verses 32.10 THROUGH 32.17. This corrects page१७६'s checkpoint, which (finding no gloss printed after verses 32.10-32.11 on that page, page ending in confirmed blank margin) had disclosed "no gloss found for verses 32.10-32.11" as an open/deferred question (placeholder text NO_GLOSS_10_11_PENDING was seeded on those two verses in that page's script) -- the gloss was simply printed later, deferred across the page boundary, and folded together with the newly-transcribed verses 32.12-32.17's own gloss into one joint unit, exactly matching the pattern already seen twice before at the 174/175 and 175/176 boundaries (gloss 36-40, then gloss 2-9). Bands24-31: a distinct editorial "विमर्श" (discussion/excursus) section, textually and structurally separate from the direct verse-gloss above it -- it does not restate any specific verse's meaning but instead discusses the theoretical basis of Argala-yoga with reference to the Jaimini-sutra tradition, quoting a sutra ("दारभाग्यशूलस्थार्गला निध्यातुः") and a Katapayadi-system encoding sutra ("कटपयवर्गैर्भवैरिह पिण्डान्त्यैरचरैरहताः। नञे च शून्ये ज्ञेये तथा स्वरे केवले स्थितम्") used to derive house-numbers (भाग्यशूल = 4th/2nd/11th) via the Sanketa (coded) method -- per the copyright-safety rule distinguishing plain verse-gloss (transcribed as translationHi) from discursive editorial commentary referencing other texts/systems (context-only, excluded from translationHi), this विमर्श block is read for corroborating context only and is NOT transcribed into any verse's translationHi. Band32: the eGangotri/Swami Atmanand Giri attribution stamp (English, editorial, excluded). Band33: a printer's running signature line "१२ बृ० पा०" (page-bottom gathering/signature mark, editorial pagination matter, excluded). No further Chapter 32 verses (32.18+) appear on this page -- the page ends after the विमर्श block, stamp, and signature line. Two contested words verified via dedicated 3x zoom re-crops before seeding: verse 32.12 line1's "विचे" (confirmed as a plain two-akshara वि+चे with no conjunct or anusvara -- retained exactly as printed though its precise technical sense is unclear, not silently corrected to a more expected term); verse 32.14 line1's "घूने" (confirmed via the consonant's loop-shape as घ, not ध -- retained as printed, sense likewise uncertain). No reading was taken from any full-page or full-band downscaled overview for final content; the oversized band5 dense-merge was resolved via direct full-resolution crop (no sub-gap ambiguity at this height), and all per-band crops were read at full resolution per standing practice.

33 Karaka-adhyayah -- on the significators (karakas) of the planets (37)

  1. 33.1 सत्यापित

    BPHS 33.1

    संस्कृत

    अथ वक्ष्यामि खेटानामात्मप्रभृतिकारकान् । सूर्यादि-मन्दपर्यन्तान् राहून्तान् वा द्विजोत्तम ॥ १ ॥

    atha vakshyami khetanamatmaprabhritikarakan | suryadi-mandaparyantan rahuntan va dvijottama || 1 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Now, O best of the twice-born, I shall describe the significators (karakas) of the planets, beginning with the Atmakaraka, from the Sun up to Saturn (Manda), or [alternatively] up to Rahu.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पराशर ने कहा—(हे मैत्रेय!) अब मैं सूर्यादि शनि पर्यन्त सात ग्रहों या सूर्यादि राहु पर्यन्त आठ ग्रहों से सम्बद्ध धर्मादि कारकों को बतलाता हूँ। यदि दो ग्रह अंशादिकों में समान हों तो रवि राहु तक आठ ग्रहों से कारकों का विचार करें। इस तरह सात या आठ कारक होते हैं यह विद्वानों का मत है। सूर्यादि ग्रहों के बीच जो ग्रह अधिक अंशादि वाला हो वह आत्मकारक होता है। यदि अंशों में समता दीख पड़े तो अधिक कलावाला ग्रह और कला में भी समता होने पर अधिक विकला वाला ग्रह आत्मकारक होता है। (सर्वथा समता होने पर वली ग्रह को आत्म कारक समझना चाहिए।) राशि तथा कला की अधिकता से आत्मकारक नहीं होते प्रत्युत अंश की अधिकता से आत्मकारक तथा सर्वाधिक अंशवाला अन्तिम कारक होता है। मध्य अंश वाला ग्रह मध्यग्रह जिसे उपग्रह भी कहा जाता है। विपरीत गतिशील राहु के कारकविचार में उसके अंश को ३० से घटाने से शेषांश को [नोट: पृष्ठ १७९ पर यहाँ मुद्रण/स्कैन-दोष के कारण आगे का पाठ अस्पष्ट एवं अपठनीय है -- उच्च-ज़ूम से भी अक्षर पहचान में नहीं आया, अतः इसे अपठनीय ही दर्शाया जा रहा है, गढ़ा नहीं गया है। पृष्ठ १८० पर भाष्य निम्न प्रकार पुनः स्पष्ट रूप से पठनीय होकर आगे बढ़ता है:] समझना चाहिए। इस प्रकार अंशानुक्रम से अधोऽधः स्थित ग्रहगण चरकारक होते हैं। उन कारकों में प्रधान आत्मकारक ही होता है, वही जातकेश भी कहा जाता है। जैसे पृथ्वी पर मनुष्यों के बीच राजा सभी विषयों का अधिकारी, बन्धन मोचन में समर्थ तथा विख्यात होता है उसी तरह आत्मकारक को भी समझना चाहिए ॥ १-८ ॥

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १७९/179 (PDF p.211), recto page (folio १७९ + running head "कारकाध्यायः" confirmed via band1), 3122x4967. Row-darkness band detection returned 35 raw bands. Band0: page-edge artifact (excluded). Band1: running head + folio. Band2: chapter heading "अथ कारकाध्यायः ॥ ३३ ॥" -- Chapter 33 begins on this page. Band3: speaker-tag "पराशर उवाच--" (editorial, excluded). Band4: OVERSIZED true 2-line merge (273px) of verse 33.1, both lines, closing १. Band5: verse 33.2 line1. Band6: tiny (30px) false-split artifact of the ascenders of bands5/7 -- confirmed via a dedicated context re-crop showing no independent line of content, only the adjoining lines' matras/shirorekha bleeding into the gap. Band7: verse 33.2 line2, closing २. Band8: verse 33.3 line1. Band9: verse 33.3 line2, closing ३. Band10: verse 33.4 line1. Band11: verse 33.4 line2, closing ४. Band12: tiny (31px) false-split artifact, confirmed via context re-crop (same pattern as band6). Band13: verse 33.5 line1. Band14: verse 33.5 line2, closing ५. Band15: tiny (31px) false-split artifact, confirmed via context re-crop (same pattern). Band16: verse 33.6 line1. Band17: verse 33.6 line2, closing ६. Bands18-33: a continuous per-verse Hindi gloss (Parashar's own explanatory prose, directly paraphrasing verses 33.1-33.6's meaning -- NOT a discursive विमर्श citing/comparing other texts, so per the copyright-safety distinction this IS transcribed into translationHi) explaining: the seven-or-eight-fold karaka scheme (Surya-to-Shani or Surya-to-Rahu), the amsha/kala/vikala tie-breaking hierarchy for determining Atmakaraka among equal-degree planets, and the specific rule that Rahu's (the retrograde mover's) longitude is to be subtracted from 30 degrees for karaka purposes -- matching verse 33.6's own bhuta-sankhya-encoded statement (नभः=0, अग्नि=3, read right-to-left per the text's own stated digit convention = 30). This gloss text is CUT OFF by an apparent print/scan defect right after the words "शेषांश को" in band33 -- a dedicated high-zoom re-crop of the tail confirmed the following character(s) are a damaged/illegible ink blot, not a real, decipherable akshara; the gloss's continuation (if any) and any closing verse-range citation (e.g. an expected "॥१-६॥") are therefore NOT recoverable from this scan and are disclosed as illegible rather than fabricated. Band34: the eGangotri/Swami Atmanand Giri attribution stamp (English, editorial, excluded). Several word-level ambiguities were resolved via dedicated high-zoom (4x-6x) re-crops before seeding: verse 33.2's "समावंशौ" (confirmed letter-by-letter as sa-mā-vaṃ-śau; retained exactly as printed though the expected term might be 'समांशौ' -- not silently corrected) and "राहून्तान्" (confirmed via zoom + strong contextual corroboration from the gloss's explicit "सूर्यादि राहु पर्यन्त आठ ग्रहों"); verse 33.2's numeral-word "सप्ताथवाष्टौ" (re-zoomed and re-parsed as the sandhi-compound सप्त+अथवा+अष्टौ = 'seven or eight', corroborated by the gloss's explicit "सात या आठ कारक होते हैं" -- corrects an initial low-confidence misreading of this compound as 'समाथवाष्टौ'); verse 33.3's "आत्माख्यकारकः" (confirmed via 4x zoom: the conjunct is ख्य [kha+ya], not स्य [sa+ya] -- ruling out a misread of 'आत्मास्यकारकः'); verse 33.4's "झुने" (confirmed via 4x zoom as a plain झ+ु+न+े sequence -- retained exactly as printed despite its unclear technical sense in context, not corrected to an expected term like 'विकले'); verse 33.5 line1's "राशकलयोः" (confirmed via 6x zoom as रा-श, not अं-श -- corrects an initial misreading as 'अंशकलयोः'; strongly corroborated by the gloss's own explicit statement "राशि तथा कला की अधिकता से आत्मकारक नहीं होते"); verse 33.5 line2's "ह्यल्पांशः" (confirmed via 5x zoom: the conjunct is ह्य [ha+ya], i.e. sandhi of 'hi'+'alpamshah'); verse 33.6 line1's "मध्याशो" (confirmed via 4x zoom as lacking the anusvara one might expect for 'मध्यांशो' -- retained exactly as printed, disclosed as an apparent print elision rather than silently restored). No reading was taken from any full-page or full-band downscaled overview for final content; the oversized band4 dense-merge was resolved via direct full-resolution crop (no sub-gap ambiguity at this height, consistent with the equivalent finding on page177's band5). [RETROACTIVE CORRECTION (post page१८०/180 review): while transcribing page१८०, its joint gloss was found to close with citation "॥ १-८ ॥" (not "१-६"), and page१८०'s bands07-08 form a freshly-numbered verse closing "॥ ९ ॥" (numeral confirmed ९ via dedicated zoom, ruling out ७). This proved two root verses (33.7, 33.8) were missing between the already-seeded 33.6 and the newly-found 33.9. Re-examining page१७९ (PDF p.211, 3122x4967) bands18-22 -- previously mischaracterized in the original page१७९ seed script (seed-bphs-ch33v1-6.js) as pure continuous Hindi gloss prose -- revealed they are in fact two Sanskrit root verses with explicit closing markers that were overlooked on first pass: Band18 ("भागक्रमादधोऽधःस्था नभोगाश्चरकारकाः ।") + Band19 ("तेषां मध्ये प्रधानं स्यादात्मकरक एव हि ॥ ७ ॥") = verse 33.7. Band20 ("स एव जातकेशोऽपि मुने ! सद्भिरुदीरितः ।") + Band21 ("यथा भूमौ प्रसिद्धोऽस्ति नराणां क्षितिपालकः ॥ ८ ॥") = verse 33.8's first two lines. Band22 ("सर्ववार्ताधिकारी च बन्धकुन्मोक्षकृत् तथा ।") was initially suspected to be an orphan half-verse (single danda, no verse number of its own, confirmed via a dedicated tail-zoom to definitively have no trailing numeral) -- but page१८०'s gloss (bands03-05: "...वही जातकेश भी कहा जाता है। जैसे पृथ्वी पर मनुष्यों के बीच राजा सभी विषयों का अधिकारी, बन्धन मोचन में समर्थ तथा विख्यात होता है उसी तरह आत्मकारक को भी समझना चाहिए।") explicitly paraphrases band22's content ("सर्ववार्ताधिकारी" / "बन्धकुन्मोक्षकृत्" <-> "सभी विषयों का अधिकारी" / "बन्धन मोचन में समर्थ") together with band20-21's king-simile as ONE unified explanation of verse 8. This confirms band22 is verse 33.8's third line (a 6-pada/3-line shloka whose "॥ ८ ॥" numeral was printed after the first 4 padas, with a trailing completing couplet-line before the gloss resumes) -- not an independent unnumbered verse. Two word-level readings in band18 were corrected via dedicated 4x zoom re-crops before this fix: "भागक्रमादधोऽधःस्था" (corrects an initial over-reading with a spurious extra द् conjunct as "भागक्रमाद्धोऽधःस्था") and "नभोगाश्चरकारकाः" (confirmed the conjunct is श्च [sha+cha], not श्व [sha+va] -- corrects an initial misread as "नभोगाश्वरकारकाः"; strongly corroborated by the gloss's own explicit "चरकारक"). The joint per-verse gloss (previously seeded as GLOSS_1_6, incorrectly assumed to close at verse 6) is hereby corrected/expanded to GLOSS_1_8, its true scope, spanning page१७९ bands23-33 (unchanged legible portion, through the disclosed illegible print-defect cutoff after "शेषांश को") plus page१८०'s bands02-06 (newly incorporated: the sentence completing at "समझना चाहिए", the amsha-order chara-karaka rule, the Atmakaraka/Jatakesh identification, and the king-simile, closing "॥ १-८ ॥"). This correction is issued as a NEW commit per standing practice -- the original page१७९ commit is never amended.]

  2. 33.2 सत्यापित

    BPHS 33.2

    संस्कृत

    यदि खेटौ समावंशौ राहून्तान् गणयेद् द्विज! । एवं सप्ताथवाष्टौ स्युः कारकाः सम्मताः सताम् ॥ २ ॥

    yadi khetau samavamshau rahuntan ganayed dvija! | evam saptathavashtau syuh karakah sammatah satam || 2 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If two planets are [term retained as printed: "samavamsha"], O twice-born, one should count up to Rahu; thus the karakas -- whether seven or eight -- are accepted by the wise.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पराशर ने कहा—(हे मैत्रेय!) अब मैं सूर्यादि शनि पर्यन्त सात ग्रहों या सूर्यादि राहु पर्यन्त आठ ग्रहों से सम्बद्ध धर्मादि कारकों को बतलाता हूँ। यदि दो ग्रह अंशादिकों में समान हों तो रवि राहु तक आठ ग्रहों से कारकों का विचार करें। इस तरह सात या आठ कारक होते हैं यह विद्वानों का मत है। सूर्यादि ग्रहों के बीच जो ग्रह अधिक अंशादि वाला हो वह आत्मकारक होता है। यदि अंशों में समता दीख पड़े तो अधिक कलावाला ग्रह और कला में भी समता होने पर अधिक विकला वाला ग्रह आत्मकारक होता है। (सर्वथा समता होने पर वली ग्रह को आत्म कारक समझना चाहिए।) राशि तथा कला की अधिकता से आत्मकारक नहीं होते प्रत्युत अंश की अधिकता से आत्मकारक तथा सर्वाधिक अंशवाला अन्तिम कारक होता है। मध्य अंश वाला ग्रह मध्यग्रह जिसे उपग्रह भी कहा जाता है। विपरीत गतिशील राहु के कारकविचार में उसके अंश को ३० से घटाने से शेषांश को [नोट: पृष्ठ १७९ पर यहाँ मुद्रण/स्कैन-दोष के कारण आगे का पाठ अस्पष्ट एवं अपठनीय है -- उच्च-ज़ूम से भी अक्षर पहचान में नहीं आया, अतः इसे अपठनीय ही दर्शाया जा रहा है, गढ़ा नहीं गया है। पृष्ठ १८० पर भाष्य निम्न प्रकार पुनः स्पष्ट रूप से पठनीय होकर आगे बढ़ता है:] समझना चाहिए। इस प्रकार अंशानुक्रम से अधोऽधः स्थित ग्रहगण चरकारक होते हैं। उन कारकों में प्रधान आत्मकारक ही होता है, वही जातकेश भी कहा जाता है। जैसे पृथ्वी पर मनुष्यों के बीच राजा सभी विषयों का अधिकारी, बन्धन मोचन में समर्थ तथा विख्यात होता है उसी तरह आत्मकारक को भी समझना चाहिए ॥ १-८ ॥

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १७९/179 (PDF p.211), recto page (folio १७९ + running head "कारकाध्यायः" confirmed via band1), 3122x4967. Row-darkness band detection returned 35 raw bands. Band0: page-edge artifact (excluded). Band1: running head + folio. Band2: chapter heading "अथ कारकाध्यायः ॥ ३३ ॥" -- Chapter 33 begins on this page. Band3: speaker-tag "पराशर उवाच--" (editorial, excluded). Band4: OVERSIZED true 2-line merge (273px) of verse 33.1, both lines, closing १. Band5: verse 33.2 line1. Band6: tiny (30px) false-split artifact of the ascenders of bands5/7 -- confirmed via a dedicated context re-crop showing no independent line of content, only the adjoining lines' matras/shirorekha bleeding into the gap. Band7: verse 33.2 line2, closing २. Band8: verse 33.3 line1. Band9: verse 33.3 line2, closing ३. Band10: verse 33.4 line1. Band11: verse 33.4 line2, closing ४. Band12: tiny (31px) false-split artifact, confirmed via context re-crop (same pattern as band6). Band13: verse 33.5 line1. Band14: verse 33.5 line2, closing ५. Band15: tiny (31px) false-split artifact, confirmed via context re-crop (same pattern). Band16: verse 33.6 line1. Band17: verse 33.6 line2, closing ६. Bands18-33: a continuous per-verse Hindi gloss (Parashar's own explanatory prose, directly paraphrasing verses 33.1-33.6's meaning -- NOT a discursive विमर्श citing/comparing other texts, so per the copyright-safety distinction this IS transcribed into translationHi) explaining: the seven-or-eight-fold karaka scheme (Surya-to-Shani or Surya-to-Rahu), the amsha/kala/vikala tie-breaking hierarchy for determining Atmakaraka among equal-degree planets, and the specific rule that Rahu's (the retrograde mover's) longitude is to be subtracted from 30 degrees for karaka purposes -- matching verse 33.6's own bhuta-sankhya-encoded statement (नभः=0, अग्नि=3, read right-to-left per the text's own stated digit convention = 30). This gloss text is CUT OFF by an apparent print/scan defect right after the words "शेषांश को" in band33 -- a dedicated high-zoom re-crop of the tail confirmed the following character(s) are a damaged/illegible ink blot, not a real, decipherable akshara; the gloss's continuation (if any) and any closing verse-range citation (e.g. an expected "॥१-६॥") are therefore NOT recoverable from this scan and are disclosed as illegible rather than fabricated. Band34: the eGangotri/Swami Atmanand Giri attribution stamp (English, editorial, excluded). Several word-level ambiguities were resolved via dedicated high-zoom (4x-6x) re-crops before seeding: verse 33.2's "समावंशौ" (confirmed letter-by-letter as sa-mā-vaṃ-śau; retained exactly as printed though the expected term might be 'समांशौ' -- not silently corrected) and "राहून्तान्" (confirmed via zoom + strong contextual corroboration from the gloss's explicit "सूर्यादि राहु पर्यन्त आठ ग्रहों"); verse 33.2's numeral-word "सप्ताथवाष्टौ" (re-zoomed and re-parsed as the sandhi-compound सप्त+अथवा+अष्टौ = 'seven or eight', corroborated by the gloss's explicit "सात या आठ कारक होते हैं" -- corrects an initial low-confidence misreading of this compound as 'समाथवाष्टौ'); verse 33.3's "आत्माख्यकारकः" (confirmed via 4x zoom: the conjunct is ख्य [kha+ya], not स्य [sa+ya] -- ruling out a misread of 'आत्मास्यकारकः'); verse 33.4's "झुने" (confirmed via 4x zoom as a plain झ+ु+न+े sequence -- retained exactly as printed despite its unclear technical sense in context, not corrected to an expected term like 'विकले'); verse 33.5 line1's "राशकलयोः" (confirmed via 6x zoom as रा-श, not अं-श -- corrects an initial misreading as 'अंशकलयोः'; strongly corroborated by the gloss's own explicit statement "राशि तथा कला की अधिकता से आत्मकारक नहीं होते"); verse 33.5 line2's "ह्यल्पांशः" (confirmed via 5x zoom: the conjunct is ह्य [ha+ya], i.e. sandhi of 'hi'+'alpamshah'); verse 33.6 line1's "मध्याशो" (confirmed via 4x zoom as lacking the anusvara one might expect for 'मध्यांशो' -- retained exactly as printed, disclosed as an apparent print elision rather than silently restored). No reading was taken from any full-page or full-band downscaled overview for final content; the oversized band4 dense-merge was resolved via direct full-resolution crop (no sub-gap ambiguity at this height, consistent with the equivalent finding on page177's band5). [RETROACTIVE CORRECTION (post page१८०/180 review): while transcribing page१८०, its joint gloss was found to close with citation "॥ १-८ ॥" (not "१-६"), and page१८०'s bands07-08 form a freshly-numbered verse closing "॥ ९ ॥" (numeral confirmed ९ via dedicated zoom, ruling out ७). This proved two root verses (33.7, 33.8) were missing between the already-seeded 33.6 and the newly-found 33.9. Re-examining page१७९ (PDF p.211, 3122x4967) bands18-22 -- previously mischaracterized in the original page१७९ seed script (seed-bphs-ch33v1-6.js) as pure continuous Hindi gloss prose -- revealed they are in fact two Sanskrit root verses with explicit closing markers that were overlooked on first pass: Band18 ("भागक्रमादधोऽधःस्था नभोगाश्चरकारकाः ।") + Band19 ("तेषां मध्ये प्रधानं स्यादात्मकरक एव हि ॥ ७ ॥") = verse 33.7. Band20 ("स एव जातकेशोऽपि मुने ! सद्भिरुदीरितः ।") + Band21 ("यथा भूमौ प्रसिद्धोऽस्ति नराणां क्षितिपालकः ॥ ८ ॥") = verse 33.8's first two lines. Band22 ("सर्ववार्ताधिकारी च बन्धकुन्मोक्षकृत् तथा ।") was initially suspected to be an orphan half-verse (single danda, no verse number of its own, confirmed via a dedicated tail-zoom to definitively have no trailing numeral) -- but page१८०'s gloss (bands03-05: "...वही जातकेश भी कहा जाता है। जैसे पृथ्वी पर मनुष्यों के बीच राजा सभी विषयों का अधिकारी, बन्धन मोचन में समर्थ तथा विख्यात होता है उसी तरह आत्मकारक को भी समझना चाहिए।") explicitly paraphrases band22's content ("सर्ववार्ताधिकारी" / "बन्धकुन्मोक्षकृत्" <-> "सभी विषयों का अधिकारी" / "बन्धन मोचन में समर्थ") together with band20-21's king-simile as ONE unified explanation of verse 8. This confirms band22 is verse 33.8's third line (a 6-pada/3-line shloka whose "॥ ८ ॥" numeral was printed after the first 4 padas, with a trailing completing couplet-line before the gloss resumes) -- not an independent unnumbered verse. Two word-level readings in band18 were corrected via dedicated 4x zoom re-crops before this fix: "भागक्रमादधोऽधःस्था" (corrects an initial over-reading with a spurious extra द् conjunct as "भागक्रमाद्धोऽधःस्था") and "नभोगाश्चरकारकाः" (confirmed the conjunct is श्च [sha+cha], not श्व [sha+va] -- corrects an initial misread as "नभोगाश्वरकारकाः"; strongly corroborated by the gloss's own explicit "चरकारक"). The joint per-verse gloss (previously seeded as GLOSS_1_6, incorrectly assumed to close at verse 6) is hereby corrected/expanded to GLOSS_1_8, its true scope, spanning page१७९ bands23-33 (unchanged legible portion, through the disclosed illegible print-defect cutoff after "शेषांश को") plus page१८०'s bands02-06 (newly incorporated: the sentence completing at "समझना चाहिए", the amsha-order chara-karaka rule, the Atmakaraka/Jatakesh identification, and the king-simile, closing "॥ १-८ ॥"). This correction is issued as a NEW commit per standing practice -- the original page१७९ commit is never amended.]

  3. 33.3 सत्यापित

    BPHS 33.3

    संस्कृत

    मध्ये रव्यादिखेटानां यो ग्रहोंऽशाधिको भवेत् । स वेद्यः कारकाधीशो बुधैरात्माख्यकारकः ॥ ३ ॥

    madhye ravyadikhetanam yo grahonshadhiko bhavet | sa vedyah karakadhisho budhairatmakhyakarakah || 3 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Among the planets beginning with the Sun, whichever planet has the greater degree is to be known as the lord of the karakas; it is called by the wise "Atmakhya-karaka" (the one named/designated Atma[karaka]).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पराशर ने कहा—(हे मैत्रेय!) अब मैं सूर्यादि शनि पर्यन्त सात ग्रहों या सूर्यादि राहु पर्यन्त आठ ग्रहों से सम्बद्ध धर्मादि कारकों को बतलाता हूँ। यदि दो ग्रह अंशादिकों में समान हों तो रवि राहु तक आठ ग्रहों से कारकों का विचार करें। इस तरह सात या आठ कारक होते हैं यह विद्वानों का मत है। सूर्यादि ग्रहों के बीच जो ग्रह अधिक अंशादि वाला हो वह आत्मकारक होता है। यदि अंशों में समता दीख पड़े तो अधिक कलावाला ग्रह और कला में भी समता होने पर अधिक विकला वाला ग्रह आत्मकारक होता है। (सर्वथा समता होने पर वली ग्रह को आत्म कारक समझना चाहिए।) राशि तथा कला की अधिकता से आत्मकारक नहीं होते प्रत्युत अंश की अधिकता से आत्मकारक तथा सर्वाधिक अंशवाला अन्तिम कारक होता है। मध्य अंश वाला ग्रह मध्यग्रह जिसे उपग्रह भी कहा जाता है। विपरीत गतिशील राहु के कारकविचार में उसके अंश को ३० से घटाने से शेषांश को [नोट: पृष्ठ १७९ पर यहाँ मुद्रण/स्कैन-दोष के कारण आगे का पाठ अस्पष्ट एवं अपठनीय है -- उच्च-ज़ूम से भी अक्षर पहचान में नहीं आया, अतः इसे अपठनीय ही दर्शाया जा रहा है, गढ़ा नहीं गया है। पृष्ठ १८० पर भाष्य निम्न प्रकार पुनः स्पष्ट रूप से पठनीय होकर आगे बढ़ता है:] समझना चाहिए। इस प्रकार अंशानुक्रम से अधोऽधः स्थित ग्रहगण चरकारक होते हैं। उन कारकों में प्रधान आत्मकारक ही होता है, वही जातकेश भी कहा जाता है। जैसे पृथ्वी पर मनुष्यों के बीच राजा सभी विषयों का अधिकारी, बन्धन मोचन में समर्थ तथा विख्यात होता है उसी तरह आत्मकारक को भी समझना चाहिए ॥ १-८ ॥

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १७९/179 (PDF p.211), recto page (folio १७९ + running head "कारकाध्यायः" confirmed via band1), 3122x4967. Row-darkness band detection returned 35 raw bands. Band0: page-edge artifact (excluded). Band1: running head + folio. Band2: chapter heading "अथ कारकाध्यायः ॥ ३३ ॥" -- Chapter 33 begins on this page. Band3: speaker-tag "पराशर उवाच--" (editorial, excluded). Band4: OVERSIZED true 2-line merge (273px) of verse 33.1, both lines, closing १. Band5: verse 33.2 line1. Band6: tiny (30px) false-split artifact of the ascenders of bands5/7 -- confirmed via a dedicated context re-crop showing no independent line of content, only the adjoining lines' matras/shirorekha bleeding into the gap. Band7: verse 33.2 line2, closing २. Band8: verse 33.3 line1. Band9: verse 33.3 line2, closing ३. Band10: verse 33.4 line1. Band11: verse 33.4 line2, closing ४. Band12: tiny (31px) false-split artifact, confirmed via context re-crop (same pattern as band6). Band13: verse 33.5 line1. Band14: verse 33.5 line2, closing ५. Band15: tiny (31px) false-split artifact, confirmed via context re-crop (same pattern). Band16: verse 33.6 line1. Band17: verse 33.6 line2, closing ६. Bands18-33: a continuous per-verse Hindi gloss (Parashar's own explanatory prose, directly paraphrasing verses 33.1-33.6's meaning -- NOT a discursive विमर्श citing/comparing other texts, so per the copyright-safety distinction this IS transcribed into translationHi) explaining: the seven-or-eight-fold karaka scheme (Surya-to-Shani or Surya-to-Rahu), the amsha/kala/vikala tie-breaking hierarchy for determining Atmakaraka among equal-degree planets, and the specific rule that Rahu's (the retrograde mover's) longitude is to be subtracted from 30 degrees for karaka purposes -- matching verse 33.6's own bhuta-sankhya-encoded statement (नभः=0, अग्नि=3, read right-to-left per the text's own stated digit convention = 30). This gloss text is CUT OFF by an apparent print/scan defect right after the words "शेषांश को" in band33 -- a dedicated high-zoom re-crop of the tail confirmed the following character(s) are a damaged/illegible ink blot, not a real, decipherable akshara; the gloss's continuation (if any) and any closing verse-range citation (e.g. an expected "॥१-६॥") are therefore NOT recoverable from this scan and are disclosed as illegible rather than fabricated. Band34: the eGangotri/Swami Atmanand Giri attribution stamp (English, editorial, excluded). Several word-level ambiguities were resolved via dedicated high-zoom (4x-6x) re-crops before seeding: verse 33.2's "समावंशौ" (confirmed letter-by-letter as sa-mā-vaṃ-śau; retained exactly as printed though the expected term might be 'समांशौ' -- not silently corrected) and "राहून्तान्" (confirmed via zoom + strong contextual corroboration from the gloss's explicit "सूर्यादि राहु पर्यन्त आठ ग्रहों"); verse 33.2's numeral-word "सप्ताथवाष्टौ" (re-zoomed and re-parsed as the sandhi-compound सप्त+अथवा+अष्टौ = 'seven or eight', corroborated by the gloss's explicit "सात या आठ कारक होते हैं" -- corrects an initial low-confidence misreading of this compound as 'समाथवाष्टौ'); verse 33.3's "आत्माख्यकारकः" (confirmed via 4x zoom: the conjunct is ख्य [kha+ya], not स्य [sa+ya] -- ruling out a misread of 'आत्मास्यकारकः'); verse 33.4's "झुने" (confirmed via 4x zoom as a plain झ+ु+न+े sequence -- retained exactly as printed despite its unclear technical sense in context, not corrected to an expected term like 'विकले'); verse 33.5 line1's "राशकलयोः" (confirmed via 6x zoom as रा-श, not अं-श -- corrects an initial misreading as 'अंशकलयोः'; strongly corroborated by the gloss's own explicit statement "राशि तथा कला की अधिकता से आत्मकारक नहीं होते"); verse 33.5 line2's "ह्यल्पांशः" (confirmed via 5x zoom: the conjunct is ह्य [ha+ya], i.e. sandhi of 'hi'+'alpamshah'); verse 33.6 line1's "मध्याशो" (confirmed via 4x zoom as lacking the anusvara one might expect for 'मध्यांशो' -- retained exactly as printed, disclosed as an apparent print elision rather than silently restored). No reading was taken from any full-page or full-band downscaled overview for final content; the oversized band4 dense-merge was resolved via direct full-resolution crop (no sub-gap ambiguity at this height, consistent with the equivalent finding on page177's band5). [RETROACTIVE CORRECTION (post page१८०/180 review): while transcribing page१८०, its joint gloss was found to close with citation "॥ १-८ ॥" (not "१-६"), and page१८०'s bands07-08 form a freshly-numbered verse closing "॥ ९ ॥" (numeral confirmed ९ via dedicated zoom, ruling out ७). This proved two root verses (33.7, 33.8) were missing between the already-seeded 33.6 and the newly-found 33.9. Re-examining page१७९ (PDF p.211, 3122x4967) bands18-22 -- previously mischaracterized in the original page१७९ seed script (seed-bphs-ch33v1-6.js) as pure continuous Hindi gloss prose -- revealed they are in fact two Sanskrit root verses with explicit closing markers that were overlooked on first pass: Band18 ("भागक्रमादधोऽधःस्था नभोगाश्चरकारकाः ।") + Band19 ("तेषां मध्ये प्रधानं स्यादात्मकरक एव हि ॥ ७ ॥") = verse 33.7. Band20 ("स एव जातकेशोऽपि मुने ! सद्भिरुदीरितः ।") + Band21 ("यथा भूमौ प्रसिद्धोऽस्ति नराणां क्षितिपालकः ॥ ८ ॥") = verse 33.8's first two lines. Band22 ("सर्ववार्ताधिकारी च बन्धकुन्मोक्षकृत् तथा ।") was initially suspected to be an orphan half-verse (single danda, no verse number of its own, confirmed via a dedicated tail-zoom to definitively have no trailing numeral) -- but page१८०'s gloss (bands03-05: "...वही जातकेश भी कहा जाता है। जैसे पृथ्वी पर मनुष्यों के बीच राजा सभी विषयों का अधिकारी, बन्धन मोचन में समर्थ तथा विख्यात होता है उसी तरह आत्मकारक को भी समझना चाहिए।") explicitly paraphrases band22's content ("सर्ववार्ताधिकारी" / "बन्धकुन्मोक्षकृत्" <-> "सभी विषयों का अधिकारी" / "बन्धन मोचन में समर्थ") together with band20-21's king-simile as ONE unified explanation of verse 8. This confirms band22 is verse 33.8's third line (a 6-pada/3-line shloka whose "॥ ८ ॥" numeral was printed after the first 4 padas, with a trailing completing couplet-line before the gloss resumes) -- not an independent unnumbered verse. Two word-level readings in band18 were corrected via dedicated 4x zoom re-crops before this fix: "भागक्रमादधोऽधःस्था" (corrects an initial over-reading with a spurious extra द् conjunct as "भागक्रमाद्धोऽधःस्था") and "नभोगाश्चरकारकाः" (confirmed the conjunct is श्च [sha+cha], not श्व [sha+va] -- corrects an initial misread as "नभोगाश्वरकारकाः"; strongly corroborated by the gloss's own explicit "चरकारक"). The joint per-verse gloss (previously seeded as GLOSS_1_6, incorrectly assumed to close at verse 6) is hereby corrected/expanded to GLOSS_1_8, its true scope, spanning page१७९ bands23-33 (unchanged legible portion, through the disclosed illegible print-defect cutoff after "शेषांश को") plus page१८०'s bands02-06 (newly incorporated: the sentence completing at "समझना चाहिए", the amsha-order chara-karaka rule, the Atmakaraka/Jatakesh identification, and the king-simile, closing "॥ १-८ ॥"). This correction is issued as a NEW commit per standing practice -- the original page१७९ commit is never amended.]

  4. 33.4 सत्यापित

    BPHS 33.4

    संस्कृत

    कलाधिकस्त्वंशसाम्ये कलासाम्ये ग्रहो झुने! । विकलाधिक एवात्माभिधः कारक उच्यते ॥ ४ ॥

    kaladhikastvamshasamye kalasamye graho jhune! | vikaladhika evatmabhidhah karaka uchyate || 4 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    But when the degrees are equal, the one with more minutes (kala) [governs]; and when the minutes are also equal, the planet [term retained as printed: "jhune", precise sense unclear] with more seconds (vikala) is called the one named Atma[karaka].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पराशर ने कहा—(हे मैत्रेय!) अब मैं सूर्यादि शनि पर्यन्त सात ग्रहों या सूर्यादि राहु पर्यन्त आठ ग्रहों से सम्बद्ध धर्मादि कारकों को बतलाता हूँ। यदि दो ग्रह अंशादिकों में समान हों तो रवि राहु तक आठ ग्रहों से कारकों का विचार करें। इस तरह सात या आठ कारक होते हैं यह विद्वानों का मत है। सूर्यादि ग्रहों के बीच जो ग्रह अधिक अंशादि वाला हो वह आत्मकारक होता है। यदि अंशों में समता दीख पड़े तो अधिक कलावाला ग्रह और कला में भी समता होने पर अधिक विकला वाला ग्रह आत्मकारक होता है। (सर्वथा समता होने पर वली ग्रह को आत्म कारक समझना चाहिए।) राशि तथा कला की अधिकता से आत्मकारक नहीं होते प्रत्युत अंश की अधिकता से आत्मकारक तथा सर्वाधिक अंशवाला अन्तिम कारक होता है। मध्य अंश वाला ग्रह मध्यग्रह जिसे उपग्रह भी कहा जाता है। विपरीत गतिशील राहु के कारकविचार में उसके अंश को ३० से घटाने से शेषांश को [नोट: पृष्ठ १७९ पर यहाँ मुद्रण/स्कैन-दोष के कारण आगे का पाठ अस्पष्ट एवं अपठनीय है -- उच्च-ज़ूम से भी अक्षर पहचान में नहीं आया, अतः इसे अपठनीय ही दर्शाया जा रहा है, गढ़ा नहीं गया है। पृष्ठ १८० पर भाष्य निम्न प्रकार पुनः स्पष्ट रूप से पठनीय होकर आगे बढ़ता है:] समझना चाहिए। इस प्रकार अंशानुक्रम से अधोऽधः स्थित ग्रहगण चरकारक होते हैं। उन कारकों में प्रधान आत्मकारक ही होता है, वही जातकेश भी कहा जाता है। जैसे पृथ्वी पर मनुष्यों के बीच राजा सभी विषयों का अधिकारी, बन्धन मोचन में समर्थ तथा विख्यात होता है उसी तरह आत्मकारक को भी समझना चाहिए ॥ १-८ ॥

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १७९/179 (PDF p.211), recto page (folio १७९ + running head "कारकाध्यायः" confirmed via band1), 3122x4967. Row-darkness band detection returned 35 raw bands. Band0: page-edge artifact (excluded). Band1: running head + folio. Band2: chapter heading "अथ कारकाध्यायः ॥ ३३ ॥" -- Chapter 33 begins on this page. Band3: speaker-tag "पराशर उवाच--" (editorial, excluded). Band4: OVERSIZED true 2-line merge (273px) of verse 33.1, both lines, closing १. Band5: verse 33.2 line1. Band6: tiny (30px) false-split artifact of the ascenders of bands5/7 -- confirmed via a dedicated context re-crop showing no independent line of content, only the adjoining lines' matras/shirorekha bleeding into the gap. Band7: verse 33.2 line2, closing २. Band8: verse 33.3 line1. Band9: verse 33.3 line2, closing ३. Band10: verse 33.4 line1. Band11: verse 33.4 line2, closing ४. Band12: tiny (31px) false-split artifact, confirmed via context re-crop (same pattern as band6). Band13: verse 33.5 line1. Band14: verse 33.5 line2, closing ५. Band15: tiny (31px) false-split artifact, confirmed via context re-crop (same pattern). Band16: verse 33.6 line1. Band17: verse 33.6 line2, closing ६. Bands18-33: a continuous per-verse Hindi gloss (Parashar's own explanatory prose, directly paraphrasing verses 33.1-33.6's meaning -- NOT a discursive विमर्श citing/comparing other texts, so per the copyright-safety distinction this IS transcribed into translationHi) explaining: the seven-or-eight-fold karaka scheme (Surya-to-Shani or Surya-to-Rahu), the amsha/kala/vikala tie-breaking hierarchy for determining Atmakaraka among equal-degree planets, and the specific rule that Rahu's (the retrograde mover's) longitude is to be subtracted from 30 degrees for karaka purposes -- matching verse 33.6's own bhuta-sankhya-encoded statement (नभः=0, अग्नि=3, read right-to-left per the text's own stated digit convention = 30). This gloss text is CUT OFF by an apparent print/scan defect right after the words "शेषांश को" in band33 -- a dedicated high-zoom re-crop of the tail confirmed the following character(s) are a damaged/illegible ink blot, not a real, decipherable akshara; the gloss's continuation (if any) and any closing verse-range citation (e.g. an expected "॥१-६॥") are therefore NOT recoverable from this scan and are disclosed as illegible rather than fabricated. Band34: the eGangotri/Swami Atmanand Giri attribution stamp (English, editorial, excluded). Several word-level ambiguities were resolved via dedicated high-zoom (4x-6x) re-crops before seeding: verse 33.2's "समावंशौ" (confirmed letter-by-letter as sa-mā-vaṃ-śau; retained exactly as printed though the expected term might be 'समांशौ' -- not silently corrected) and "राहून्तान्" (confirmed via zoom + strong contextual corroboration from the gloss's explicit "सूर्यादि राहु पर्यन्त आठ ग्रहों"); verse 33.2's numeral-word "सप्ताथवाष्टौ" (re-zoomed and re-parsed as the sandhi-compound सप्त+अथवा+अष्टौ = 'seven or eight', corroborated by the gloss's explicit "सात या आठ कारक होते हैं" -- corrects an initial low-confidence misreading of this compound as 'समाथवाष्टौ'); verse 33.3's "आत्माख्यकारकः" (confirmed via 4x zoom: the conjunct is ख्य [kha+ya], not स्य [sa+ya] -- ruling out a misread of 'आत्मास्यकारकः'); verse 33.4's "झुने" (confirmed via 4x zoom as a plain झ+ु+न+े sequence -- retained exactly as printed despite its unclear technical sense in context, not corrected to an expected term like 'विकले'); verse 33.5 line1's "राशकलयोः" (confirmed via 6x zoom as रा-श, not अं-श -- corrects an initial misreading as 'अंशकलयोः'; strongly corroborated by the gloss's own explicit statement "राशि तथा कला की अधिकता से आत्मकारक नहीं होते"); verse 33.5 line2's "ह्यल्पांशः" (confirmed via 5x zoom: the conjunct is ह्य [ha+ya], i.e. sandhi of 'hi'+'alpamshah'); verse 33.6 line1's "मध्याशो" (confirmed via 4x zoom as lacking the anusvara one might expect for 'मध्यांशो' -- retained exactly as printed, disclosed as an apparent print elision rather than silently restored). No reading was taken from any full-page or full-band downscaled overview for final content; the oversized band4 dense-merge was resolved via direct full-resolution crop (no sub-gap ambiguity at this height, consistent with the equivalent finding on page177's band5). [RETROACTIVE CORRECTION (post page१८०/180 review): while transcribing page१८०, its joint gloss was found to close with citation "॥ १-८ ॥" (not "१-६"), and page१८०'s bands07-08 form a freshly-numbered verse closing "॥ ९ ॥" (numeral confirmed ९ via dedicated zoom, ruling out ७). This proved two root verses (33.7, 33.8) were missing between the already-seeded 33.6 and the newly-found 33.9. Re-examining page१७९ (PDF p.211, 3122x4967) bands18-22 -- previously mischaracterized in the original page१७९ seed script (seed-bphs-ch33v1-6.js) as pure continuous Hindi gloss prose -- revealed they are in fact two Sanskrit root verses with explicit closing markers that were overlooked on first pass: Band18 ("भागक्रमादधोऽधःस्था नभोगाश्चरकारकाः ।") + Band19 ("तेषां मध्ये प्रधानं स्यादात्मकरक एव हि ॥ ७ ॥") = verse 33.7. Band20 ("स एव जातकेशोऽपि मुने ! सद्भिरुदीरितः ।") + Band21 ("यथा भूमौ प्रसिद्धोऽस्ति नराणां क्षितिपालकः ॥ ८ ॥") = verse 33.8's first two lines. Band22 ("सर्ववार्ताधिकारी च बन्धकुन्मोक्षकृत् तथा ।") was initially suspected to be an orphan half-verse (single danda, no verse number of its own, confirmed via a dedicated tail-zoom to definitively have no trailing numeral) -- but page१८०'s gloss (bands03-05: "...वही जातकेश भी कहा जाता है। जैसे पृथ्वी पर मनुष्यों के बीच राजा सभी विषयों का अधिकारी, बन्धन मोचन में समर्थ तथा विख्यात होता है उसी तरह आत्मकारक को भी समझना चाहिए।") explicitly paraphrases band22's content ("सर्ववार्ताधिकारी" / "बन्धकुन्मोक्षकृत्" <-> "सभी विषयों का अधिकारी" / "बन्धन मोचन में समर्थ") together with band20-21's king-simile as ONE unified explanation of verse 8. This confirms band22 is verse 33.8's third line (a 6-pada/3-line shloka whose "॥ ८ ॥" numeral was printed after the first 4 padas, with a trailing completing couplet-line before the gloss resumes) -- not an independent unnumbered verse. Two word-level readings in band18 were corrected via dedicated 4x zoom re-crops before this fix: "भागक्रमादधोऽधःस्था" (corrects an initial over-reading with a spurious extra द् conjunct as "भागक्रमाद्धोऽधःस्था") and "नभोगाश्चरकारकाः" (confirmed the conjunct is श्च [sha+cha], not श्व [sha+va] -- corrects an initial misread as "नभोगाश्वरकारकाः"; strongly corroborated by the gloss's own explicit "चरकारक"). The joint per-verse gloss (previously seeded as GLOSS_1_6, incorrectly assumed to close at verse 6) is hereby corrected/expanded to GLOSS_1_8, its true scope, spanning page१७९ bands23-33 (unchanged legible portion, through the disclosed illegible print-defect cutoff after "शेषांश को") plus page१८०'s bands02-06 (newly incorporated: the sentence completing at "समझना चाहिए", the amsha-order chara-karaka rule, the Atmakaraka/Jatakesh identification, and the king-simile, closing "॥ १-८ ॥"). This correction is issued as a NEW commit per standing practice -- the original page१७९ commit is never amended.]

  5. 33.5 सत्यापित

    BPHS 33.5

    संस्कृत

    न भवेद्राशकलयोराधिक्यादात्मकारकः । कारकोंऽशाधिको ग्राह्यो ह्यल्पांशः कारकोऽन्तिमः ॥ ५ ॥

    na bhavedrashakalayoradhikyadatmakarakah | karakonshadhiko grahyo hyalpamshah karako.antimah || 5 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    One does not become the Atmakaraka merely by superiority in sign (rashi) or in minutes (kala); the karaka is to be determined by superiority of degree (amsha) -- indeed, the one with the least degree is the last (final) karaka.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पराशर ने कहा—(हे मैत्रेय!) अब मैं सूर्यादि शनि पर्यन्त सात ग्रहों या सूर्यादि राहु पर्यन्त आठ ग्रहों से सम्बद्ध धर्मादि कारकों को बतलाता हूँ। यदि दो ग्रह अंशादिकों में समान हों तो रवि राहु तक आठ ग्रहों से कारकों का विचार करें। इस तरह सात या आठ कारक होते हैं यह विद्वानों का मत है। सूर्यादि ग्रहों के बीच जो ग्रह अधिक अंशादि वाला हो वह आत्मकारक होता है। यदि अंशों में समता दीख पड़े तो अधिक कलावाला ग्रह और कला में भी समता होने पर अधिक विकला वाला ग्रह आत्मकारक होता है। (सर्वथा समता होने पर वली ग्रह को आत्म कारक समझना चाहिए।) राशि तथा कला की अधिकता से आत्मकारक नहीं होते प्रत्युत अंश की अधिकता से आत्मकारक तथा सर्वाधिक अंशवाला अन्तिम कारक होता है। मध्य अंश वाला ग्रह मध्यग्रह जिसे उपग्रह भी कहा जाता है। विपरीत गतिशील राहु के कारकविचार में उसके अंश को ३० से घटाने से शेषांश को [नोट: पृष्ठ १७९ पर यहाँ मुद्रण/स्कैन-दोष के कारण आगे का पाठ अस्पष्ट एवं अपठनीय है -- उच्च-ज़ूम से भी अक्षर पहचान में नहीं आया, अतः इसे अपठनीय ही दर्शाया जा रहा है, गढ़ा नहीं गया है। पृष्ठ १८० पर भाष्य निम्न प्रकार पुनः स्पष्ट रूप से पठनीय होकर आगे बढ़ता है:] समझना चाहिए। इस प्रकार अंशानुक्रम से अधोऽधः स्थित ग्रहगण चरकारक होते हैं। उन कारकों में प्रधान आत्मकारक ही होता है, वही जातकेश भी कहा जाता है। जैसे पृथ्वी पर मनुष्यों के बीच राजा सभी विषयों का अधिकारी, बन्धन मोचन में समर्थ तथा विख्यात होता है उसी तरह आत्मकारक को भी समझना चाहिए ॥ १-८ ॥

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १७९/179 (PDF p.211), recto page (folio १७९ + running head "कारकाध्यायः" confirmed via band1), 3122x4967. Row-darkness band detection returned 35 raw bands. Band0: page-edge artifact (excluded). Band1: running head + folio. Band2: chapter heading "अथ कारकाध्यायः ॥ ३३ ॥" -- Chapter 33 begins on this page. Band3: speaker-tag "पराशर उवाच--" (editorial, excluded). Band4: OVERSIZED true 2-line merge (273px) of verse 33.1, both lines, closing १. Band5: verse 33.2 line1. Band6: tiny (30px) false-split artifact of the ascenders of bands5/7 -- confirmed via a dedicated context re-crop showing no independent line of content, only the adjoining lines' matras/shirorekha bleeding into the gap. Band7: verse 33.2 line2, closing २. Band8: verse 33.3 line1. Band9: verse 33.3 line2, closing ३. Band10: verse 33.4 line1. Band11: verse 33.4 line2, closing ४. Band12: tiny (31px) false-split artifact, confirmed via context re-crop (same pattern as band6). Band13: verse 33.5 line1. Band14: verse 33.5 line2, closing ५. Band15: tiny (31px) false-split artifact, confirmed via context re-crop (same pattern). Band16: verse 33.6 line1. Band17: verse 33.6 line2, closing ६. Bands18-33: a continuous per-verse Hindi gloss (Parashar's own explanatory prose, directly paraphrasing verses 33.1-33.6's meaning -- NOT a discursive विमर्श citing/comparing other texts, so per the copyright-safety distinction this IS transcribed into translationHi) explaining: the seven-or-eight-fold karaka scheme (Surya-to-Shani or Surya-to-Rahu), the amsha/kala/vikala tie-breaking hierarchy for determining Atmakaraka among equal-degree planets, and the specific rule that Rahu's (the retrograde mover's) longitude is to be subtracted from 30 degrees for karaka purposes -- matching verse 33.6's own bhuta-sankhya-encoded statement (नभः=0, अग्नि=3, read right-to-left per the text's own stated digit convention = 30). This gloss text is CUT OFF by an apparent print/scan defect right after the words "शेषांश को" in band33 -- a dedicated high-zoom re-crop of the tail confirmed the following character(s) are a damaged/illegible ink blot, not a real, decipherable akshara; the gloss's continuation (if any) and any closing verse-range citation (e.g. an expected "॥१-६॥") are therefore NOT recoverable from this scan and are disclosed as illegible rather than fabricated. Band34: the eGangotri/Swami Atmanand Giri attribution stamp (English, editorial, excluded). Several word-level ambiguities were resolved via dedicated high-zoom (4x-6x) re-crops before seeding: verse 33.2's "समावंशौ" (confirmed letter-by-letter as sa-mā-vaṃ-śau; retained exactly as printed though the expected term might be 'समांशौ' -- not silently corrected) and "राहून्तान्" (confirmed via zoom + strong contextual corroboration from the gloss's explicit "सूर्यादि राहु पर्यन्त आठ ग्रहों"); verse 33.2's numeral-word "सप्ताथवाष्टौ" (re-zoomed and re-parsed as the sandhi-compound सप्त+अथवा+अष्टौ = 'seven or eight', corroborated by the gloss's explicit "सात या आठ कारक होते हैं" -- corrects an initial low-confidence misreading of this compound as 'समाथवाष्टौ'); verse 33.3's "आत्माख्यकारकः" (confirmed via 4x zoom: the conjunct is ख्य [kha+ya], not स्य [sa+ya] -- ruling out a misread of 'आत्मास्यकारकः'); verse 33.4's "झुने" (confirmed via 4x zoom as a plain झ+ु+न+े sequence -- retained exactly as printed despite its unclear technical sense in context, not corrected to an expected term like 'विकले'); verse 33.5 line1's "राशकलयोः" (confirmed via 6x zoom as रा-श, not अं-श -- corrects an initial misreading as 'अंशकलयोः'; strongly corroborated by the gloss's own explicit statement "राशि तथा कला की अधिकता से आत्मकारक नहीं होते"); verse 33.5 line2's "ह्यल्पांशः" (confirmed via 5x zoom: the conjunct is ह्य [ha+ya], i.e. sandhi of 'hi'+'alpamshah'); verse 33.6 line1's "मध्याशो" (confirmed via 4x zoom as lacking the anusvara one might expect for 'मध्यांशो' -- retained exactly as printed, disclosed as an apparent print elision rather than silently restored). No reading was taken from any full-page or full-band downscaled overview for final content; the oversized band4 dense-merge was resolved via direct full-resolution crop (no sub-gap ambiguity at this height, consistent with the equivalent finding on page177's band5). [RETROACTIVE CORRECTION (post page१८०/180 review): while transcribing page१८०, its joint gloss was found to close with citation "॥ १-८ ॥" (not "१-६"), and page१८०'s bands07-08 form a freshly-numbered verse closing "॥ ९ ॥" (numeral confirmed ९ via dedicated zoom, ruling out ७). This proved two root verses (33.7, 33.8) were missing between the already-seeded 33.6 and the newly-found 33.9. Re-examining page१७९ (PDF p.211, 3122x4967) bands18-22 -- previously mischaracterized in the original page१७९ seed script (seed-bphs-ch33v1-6.js) as pure continuous Hindi gloss prose -- revealed they are in fact two Sanskrit root verses with explicit closing markers that were overlooked on first pass: Band18 ("भागक्रमादधोऽधःस्था नभोगाश्चरकारकाः ।") + Band19 ("तेषां मध्ये प्रधानं स्यादात्मकरक एव हि ॥ ७ ॥") = verse 33.7. Band20 ("स एव जातकेशोऽपि मुने ! सद्भिरुदीरितः ।") + Band21 ("यथा भूमौ प्रसिद्धोऽस्ति नराणां क्षितिपालकः ॥ ८ ॥") = verse 33.8's first two lines. Band22 ("सर्ववार्ताधिकारी च बन्धकुन्मोक्षकृत् तथा ।") was initially suspected to be an orphan half-verse (single danda, no verse number of its own, confirmed via a dedicated tail-zoom to definitively have no trailing numeral) -- but page१८०'s gloss (bands03-05: "...वही जातकेश भी कहा जाता है। जैसे पृथ्वी पर मनुष्यों के बीच राजा सभी विषयों का अधिकारी, बन्धन मोचन में समर्थ तथा विख्यात होता है उसी तरह आत्मकारक को भी समझना चाहिए।") explicitly paraphrases band22's content ("सर्ववार्ताधिकारी" / "बन्धकुन्मोक्षकृत्" <-> "सभी विषयों का अधिकारी" / "बन्धन मोचन में समर्थ") together with band20-21's king-simile as ONE unified explanation of verse 8. This confirms band22 is verse 33.8's third line (a 6-pada/3-line shloka whose "॥ ८ ॥" numeral was printed after the first 4 padas, with a trailing completing couplet-line before the gloss resumes) -- not an independent unnumbered verse. Two word-level readings in band18 were corrected via dedicated 4x zoom re-crops before this fix: "भागक्रमादधोऽधःस्था" (corrects an initial over-reading with a spurious extra द् conjunct as "भागक्रमाद्धोऽधःस्था") and "नभोगाश्चरकारकाः" (confirmed the conjunct is श्च [sha+cha], not श्व [sha+va] -- corrects an initial misread as "नभोगाश्वरकारकाः"; strongly corroborated by the gloss's own explicit "चरकारक"). The joint per-verse gloss (previously seeded as GLOSS_1_6, incorrectly assumed to close at verse 6) is hereby corrected/expanded to GLOSS_1_8, its true scope, spanning page१७९ bands23-33 (unchanged legible portion, through the disclosed illegible print-defect cutoff after "शेषांश को") plus page१८०'s bands02-06 (newly incorporated: the sentence completing at "समझना चाहिए", the amsha-order chara-karaka rule, the Atmakaraka/Jatakesh identification, and the king-simile, closing "॥ १-८ ॥"). This correction is issued as a NEW commit per standing practice -- the original page१७९ commit is never amended.]

  6. 33.6 सत्यापित

    BPHS 33.6

    संस्कृत

    मध्याशो मध्यखेटः स्यादुपखेटः स एव हि । विपरीतगतेर्भागा अगोः शोध्या नभोऽग्नितः ॥ ६ ॥

    madhyasho madhyakhetah syadupakhetah sa eva hi | viparitagater bhaga agoh shodhya nabho.agnitah || 6 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The one of middling degree is the Madhya-graha (middle planet), which is also called the Upagraha. For the retrograde-moving one (Rahu), its degrees are to be subtracted from thirty [encoded here via bhuta-sankhya as "nabho'gnitah": nabhah=0, agni=3, read right-to-left per the text's own stated digit convention, yielding 30].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पराशर ने कहा—(हे मैत्रेय!) अब मैं सूर्यादि शनि पर्यन्त सात ग्रहों या सूर्यादि राहु पर्यन्त आठ ग्रहों से सम्बद्ध धर्मादि कारकों को बतलाता हूँ। यदि दो ग्रह अंशादिकों में समान हों तो रवि राहु तक आठ ग्रहों से कारकों का विचार करें। इस तरह सात या आठ कारक होते हैं यह विद्वानों का मत है। सूर्यादि ग्रहों के बीच जो ग्रह अधिक अंशादि वाला हो वह आत्मकारक होता है। यदि अंशों में समता दीख पड़े तो अधिक कलावाला ग्रह और कला में भी समता होने पर अधिक विकला वाला ग्रह आत्मकारक होता है। (सर्वथा समता होने पर वली ग्रह को आत्म कारक समझना चाहिए।) राशि तथा कला की अधिकता से आत्मकारक नहीं होते प्रत्युत अंश की अधिकता से आत्मकारक तथा सर्वाधिक अंशवाला अन्तिम कारक होता है। मध्य अंश वाला ग्रह मध्यग्रह जिसे उपग्रह भी कहा जाता है। विपरीत गतिशील राहु के कारकविचार में उसके अंश को ३० से घटाने से शेषांश को [नोट: पृष्ठ १७९ पर यहाँ मुद्रण/स्कैन-दोष के कारण आगे का पाठ अस्पष्ट एवं अपठनीय है -- उच्च-ज़ूम से भी अक्षर पहचान में नहीं आया, अतः इसे अपठनीय ही दर्शाया जा रहा है, गढ़ा नहीं गया है। पृष्ठ १८० पर भाष्य निम्न प्रकार पुनः स्पष्ट रूप से पठनीय होकर आगे बढ़ता है:] समझना चाहिए। इस प्रकार अंशानुक्रम से अधोऽधः स्थित ग्रहगण चरकारक होते हैं। उन कारकों में प्रधान आत्मकारक ही होता है, वही जातकेश भी कहा जाता है। जैसे पृथ्वी पर मनुष्यों के बीच राजा सभी विषयों का अधिकारी, बन्धन मोचन में समर्थ तथा विख्यात होता है उसी तरह आत्मकारक को भी समझना चाहिए ॥ १-८ ॥

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १७९/179 (PDF p.211), recto page (folio १७९ + running head "कारकाध्यायः" confirmed via band1), 3122x4967. Row-darkness band detection returned 35 raw bands. Band0: page-edge artifact (excluded). Band1: running head + folio. Band2: chapter heading "अथ कारकाध्यायः ॥ ३३ ॥" -- Chapter 33 begins on this page. Band3: speaker-tag "पराशर उवाच--" (editorial, excluded). Band4: OVERSIZED true 2-line merge (273px) of verse 33.1, both lines, closing १. Band5: verse 33.2 line1. Band6: tiny (30px) false-split artifact of the ascenders of bands5/7 -- confirmed via a dedicated context re-crop showing no independent line of content, only the adjoining lines' matras/shirorekha bleeding into the gap. Band7: verse 33.2 line2, closing २. Band8: verse 33.3 line1. Band9: verse 33.3 line2, closing ३. Band10: verse 33.4 line1. Band11: verse 33.4 line2, closing ४. Band12: tiny (31px) false-split artifact, confirmed via context re-crop (same pattern as band6). Band13: verse 33.5 line1. Band14: verse 33.5 line2, closing ५. Band15: tiny (31px) false-split artifact, confirmed via context re-crop (same pattern). Band16: verse 33.6 line1. Band17: verse 33.6 line2, closing ६. Bands18-33: a continuous per-verse Hindi gloss (Parashar's own explanatory prose, directly paraphrasing verses 33.1-33.6's meaning -- NOT a discursive विमर्श citing/comparing other texts, so per the copyright-safety distinction this IS transcribed into translationHi) explaining: the seven-or-eight-fold karaka scheme (Surya-to-Shani or Surya-to-Rahu), the amsha/kala/vikala tie-breaking hierarchy for determining Atmakaraka among equal-degree planets, and the specific rule that Rahu's (the retrograde mover's) longitude is to be subtracted from 30 degrees for karaka purposes -- matching verse 33.6's own bhuta-sankhya-encoded statement (नभः=0, अग्नि=3, read right-to-left per the text's own stated digit convention = 30). This gloss text is CUT OFF by an apparent print/scan defect right after the words "शेषांश को" in band33 -- a dedicated high-zoom re-crop of the tail confirmed the following character(s) are a damaged/illegible ink blot, not a real, decipherable akshara; the gloss's continuation (if any) and any closing verse-range citation (e.g. an expected "॥१-६॥") are therefore NOT recoverable from this scan and are disclosed as illegible rather than fabricated. Band34: the eGangotri/Swami Atmanand Giri attribution stamp (English, editorial, excluded). Several word-level ambiguities were resolved via dedicated high-zoom (4x-6x) re-crops before seeding: verse 33.2's "समावंशौ" (confirmed letter-by-letter as sa-mā-vaṃ-śau; retained exactly as printed though the expected term might be 'समांशौ' -- not silently corrected) and "राहून्तान्" (confirmed via zoom + strong contextual corroboration from the gloss's explicit "सूर्यादि राहु पर्यन्त आठ ग्रहों"); verse 33.2's numeral-word "सप्ताथवाष्टौ" (re-zoomed and re-parsed as the sandhi-compound सप्त+अथवा+अष्टौ = 'seven or eight', corroborated by the gloss's explicit "सात या आठ कारक होते हैं" -- corrects an initial low-confidence misreading of this compound as 'समाथवाष्टौ'); verse 33.3's "आत्माख्यकारकः" (confirmed via 4x zoom: the conjunct is ख्य [kha+ya], not स्य [sa+ya] -- ruling out a misread of 'आत्मास्यकारकः'); verse 33.4's "झुने" (confirmed via 4x zoom as a plain झ+ु+न+े sequence -- retained exactly as printed despite its unclear technical sense in context, not corrected to an expected term like 'विकले'); verse 33.5 line1's "राशकलयोः" (confirmed via 6x zoom as रा-श, not अं-श -- corrects an initial misreading as 'अंशकलयोः'; strongly corroborated by the gloss's own explicit statement "राशि तथा कला की अधिकता से आत्मकारक नहीं होते"); verse 33.5 line2's "ह्यल्पांशः" (confirmed via 5x zoom: the conjunct is ह्य [ha+ya], i.e. sandhi of 'hi'+'alpamshah'); verse 33.6 line1's "मध्याशो" (confirmed via 4x zoom as lacking the anusvara one might expect for 'मध्यांशो' -- retained exactly as printed, disclosed as an apparent print elision rather than silently restored). No reading was taken from any full-page or full-band downscaled overview for final content; the oversized band4 dense-merge was resolved via direct full-resolution crop (no sub-gap ambiguity at this height, consistent with the equivalent finding on page177's band5). [RETROACTIVE CORRECTION (post page१८०/180 review): while transcribing page१८०, its joint gloss was found to close with citation "॥ १-८ ॥" (not "१-६"), and page१८०'s bands07-08 form a freshly-numbered verse closing "॥ ९ ॥" (numeral confirmed ९ via dedicated zoom, ruling out ७). This proved two root verses (33.7, 33.8) were missing between the already-seeded 33.6 and the newly-found 33.9. Re-examining page१७९ (PDF p.211, 3122x4967) bands18-22 -- previously mischaracterized in the original page१७९ seed script (seed-bphs-ch33v1-6.js) as pure continuous Hindi gloss prose -- revealed they are in fact two Sanskrit root verses with explicit closing markers that were overlooked on first pass: Band18 ("भागक्रमादधोऽधःस्था नभोगाश्चरकारकाः ।") + Band19 ("तेषां मध्ये प्रधानं स्यादात्मकरक एव हि ॥ ७ ॥") = verse 33.7. Band20 ("स एव जातकेशोऽपि मुने ! सद्भिरुदीरितः ।") + Band21 ("यथा भूमौ प्रसिद्धोऽस्ति नराणां क्षितिपालकः ॥ ८ ॥") = verse 33.8's first two lines. Band22 ("सर्ववार्ताधिकारी च बन्धकुन्मोक्षकृत् तथा ।") was initially suspected to be an orphan half-verse (single danda, no verse number of its own, confirmed via a dedicated tail-zoom to definitively have no trailing numeral) -- but page१८०'s gloss (bands03-05: "...वही जातकेश भी कहा जाता है। जैसे पृथ्वी पर मनुष्यों के बीच राजा सभी विषयों का अधिकारी, बन्धन मोचन में समर्थ तथा विख्यात होता है उसी तरह आत्मकारक को भी समझना चाहिए।") explicitly paraphrases band22's content ("सर्ववार्ताधिकारी" / "बन्धकुन्मोक्षकृत्" <-> "सभी विषयों का अधिकारी" / "बन्धन मोचन में समर्थ") together with band20-21's king-simile as ONE unified explanation of verse 8. This confirms band22 is verse 33.8's third line (a 6-pada/3-line shloka whose "॥ ८ ॥" numeral was printed after the first 4 padas, with a trailing completing couplet-line before the gloss resumes) -- not an independent unnumbered verse. Two word-level readings in band18 were corrected via dedicated 4x zoom re-crops before this fix: "भागक्रमादधोऽधःस्था" (corrects an initial over-reading with a spurious extra द् conjunct as "भागक्रमाद्धोऽधःस्था") and "नभोगाश्चरकारकाः" (confirmed the conjunct is श्च [sha+cha], not श्व [sha+va] -- corrects an initial misread as "नभोगाश्वरकारकाः"; strongly corroborated by the gloss's own explicit "चरकारक"). The joint per-verse gloss (previously seeded as GLOSS_1_6, incorrectly assumed to close at verse 6) is hereby corrected/expanded to GLOSS_1_8, its true scope, spanning page१७९ bands23-33 (unchanged legible portion, through the disclosed illegible print-defect cutoff after "शेषांश को") plus page१८०'s bands02-06 (newly incorporated: the sentence completing at "समझना चाहिए", the amsha-order chara-karaka rule, the Atmakaraka/Jatakesh identification, and the king-simile, closing "॥ १-८ ॥"). This correction is issued as a NEW commit per standing practice -- the original page१७९ commit is never amended.]

  7. 33.7 सत्यापित

    BPHS 33.7

    संस्कृत

    भागक्रमादधोऽधःस्था नभोगाश्चरकारकाः । तेषां मध्ये प्रधानं स्यादात्मकरक एव हि ॥ ७ ॥

    bhagakramadadho.adhahstha nabhogashcharakarakah | tesham madhye pradhanam syadatmakaraka eva hi || 7 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In the order of their degrees, positioned successively lower and lower, the sky-going [planets] are the chara-karakas (the moving/temporal significators); among them, the chief one is verily the Atmakaraka.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पराशर ने कहा—(हे मैत्रेय!) अब मैं सूर्यादि शनि पर्यन्त सात ग्रहों या सूर्यादि राहु पर्यन्त आठ ग्रहों से सम्बद्ध धर्मादि कारकों को बतलाता हूँ। यदि दो ग्रह अंशादिकों में समान हों तो रवि राहु तक आठ ग्रहों से कारकों का विचार करें। इस तरह सात या आठ कारक होते हैं यह विद्वानों का मत है। सूर्यादि ग्रहों के बीच जो ग्रह अधिक अंशादि वाला हो वह आत्मकारक होता है। यदि अंशों में समता दीख पड़े तो अधिक कलावाला ग्रह और कला में भी समता होने पर अधिक विकला वाला ग्रह आत्मकारक होता है। (सर्वथा समता होने पर वली ग्रह को आत्म कारक समझना चाहिए।) राशि तथा कला की अधिकता से आत्मकारक नहीं होते प्रत्युत अंश की अधिकता से आत्मकारक तथा सर्वाधिक अंशवाला अन्तिम कारक होता है। मध्य अंश वाला ग्रह मध्यग्रह जिसे उपग्रह भी कहा जाता है। विपरीत गतिशील राहु के कारकविचार में उसके अंश को ३० से घटाने से शेषांश को [नोट: पृष्ठ १७९ पर यहाँ मुद्रण/स्कैन-दोष के कारण आगे का पाठ अस्पष्ट एवं अपठनीय है -- उच्च-ज़ूम से भी अक्षर पहचान में नहीं आया, अतः इसे अपठनीय ही दर्शाया जा रहा है, गढ़ा नहीं गया है। पृष्ठ १८० पर भाष्य निम्न प्रकार पुनः स्पष्ट रूप से पठनीय होकर आगे बढ़ता है:] समझना चाहिए। इस प्रकार अंशानुक्रम से अधोऽधः स्थित ग्रहगण चरकारक होते हैं। उन कारकों में प्रधान आत्मकारक ही होता है, वही जातकेश भी कहा जाता है। जैसे पृथ्वी पर मनुष्यों के बीच राजा सभी विषयों का अधिकारी, बन्धन मोचन में समर्थ तथा विख्यात होता है उसी तरह आत्मकारक को भी समझना चाहिए ॥ १-८ ॥

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १७९/179 (PDF p.211), recto page, 3122x4967. Bands18-21 (previously mischaracterized as gloss prose in the original page१७९ seed) are verses 33.7 (bands18-19, closing ७) and 33.8's first two lines (bands20-21, closing ८). Band22 ("सर्ववार्ताधिकारी च बन्धकुन्मोक्षकृत् तथा ।") is verse 33.8's third line -- confirmed via page१८०'s gloss explicitly paraphrasing it together with bands20-21 as one unit; see CORRECTION_NOTE for the full disclosure of this retroactive finding and the word-level zoom corrections made to band18's text.

  8. 33.8 सत्यापित

    BPHS 33.8

    संस्कृत

    स एव जातकेशोऽपि मुने ! सद्भिरुदीरितः । यथा भूमौ प्रसिद्धोऽस्ति नराणां क्षितिपालकः ॥ ८ ॥ सर्ववार्ताधिकारी च बन्धकुन्मोक्षकृत् तथा ।

    sa eva jatakesho.api mune ! sadbhirudiritah | yatha bhumau prasiddho.asti naranam kshitipalakah || 8 || sarvavartadhikari cha bandhakunmokshakrit tatha |

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    He alone is also called Jataka-Isha (lord of the nativity), O sage, as declared by the wise -- just as, on earth, the ruler among men is well known [as such]. [He is] likewise the authority over all affairs, and the doer of bondage and release as well.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पराशर ने कहा—(हे मैत्रेय!) अब मैं सूर्यादि शनि पर्यन्त सात ग्रहों या सूर्यादि राहु पर्यन्त आठ ग्रहों से सम्बद्ध धर्मादि कारकों को बतलाता हूँ। यदि दो ग्रह अंशादिकों में समान हों तो रवि राहु तक आठ ग्रहों से कारकों का विचार करें। इस तरह सात या आठ कारक होते हैं यह विद्वानों का मत है। सूर्यादि ग्रहों के बीच जो ग्रह अधिक अंशादि वाला हो वह आत्मकारक होता है। यदि अंशों में समता दीख पड़े तो अधिक कलावाला ग्रह और कला में भी समता होने पर अधिक विकला वाला ग्रह आत्मकारक होता है। (सर्वथा समता होने पर वली ग्रह को आत्म कारक समझना चाहिए।) राशि तथा कला की अधिकता से आत्मकारक नहीं होते प्रत्युत अंश की अधिकता से आत्मकारक तथा सर्वाधिक अंशवाला अन्तिम कारक होता है। मध्य अंश वाला ग्रह मध्यग्रह जिसे उपग्रह भी कहा जाता है। विपरीत गतिशील राहु के कारकविचार में उसके अंश को ३० से घटाने से शेषांश को [नोट: पृष्ठ १७९ पर यहाँ मुद्रण/स्कैन-दोष के कारण आगे का पाठ अस्पष्ट एवं अपठनीय है -- उच्च-ज़ूम से भी अक्षर पहचान में नहीं आया, अतः इसे अपठनीय ही दर्शाया जा रहा है, गढ़ा नहीं गया है। पृष्ठ १८० पर भाष्य निम्न प्रकार पुनः स्पष्ट रूप से पठनीय होकर आगे बढ़ता है:] समझना चाहिए। इस प्रकार अंशानुक्रम से अधोऽधः स्थित ग्रहगण चरकारक होते हैं। उन कारकों में प्रधान आत्मकारक ही होता है, वही जातकेश भी कहा जाता है। जैसे पृथ्वी पर मनुष्यों के बीच राजा सभी विषयों का अधिकारी, बन्धन मोचन में समर्थ तथा विख्यात होता है उसी तरह आत्मकारक को भी समझना चाहिए ॥ १-८ ॥

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १७९/179 (PDF p.211), recto page, 3122x4967. Bands18-21 (previously mischaracterized as gloss prose in the original page१७९ seed) are verses 33.7 (bands18-19, closing ७) and 33.8's first two lines (bands20-21, closing ८). Band22 ("सर्ववार्ताधिकारी च बन्धकुन्मोक्षकृत् तथा ।") is verse 33.8's third line -- confirmed via page१८०'s gloss explicitly paraphrasing it together with bands20-21 as one unit; see CORRECTION_NOTE for the full disclosure of this retroactive finding and the word-level zoom corrections made to band18's text.

  9. 33.9 सत्यापित

    BPHS 33.9

    संस्कृत

    यथा राजाज्ञया विप्र ! पुत्रामात्याद्यः सदा । समर्था लोककार्येषु तथैवान्येऽपि कारकाः ॥ ९ ॥

    yatha rajajnyaya vipra ! putramatyadyah sada | samartha lokakaryeshu tathaivanye.api karakah || 9 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Just as, O brahmin, by a king's command the son (prince), minister, and the like are always capable in worldly affairs, so too are the other karakas [capable, when favored by the Atmakaraka].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    हे मैत्रेय ! जिस तरह राजा की आज्ञा से पुत्र (राजकुमार) मन्त्री आदि सभी जनकार्य सम्पादन में समर्थ होते हैं उसी तरह सभी कारक आत्मकारक की अनुकूलता से अपने-अपने फल देते हैं। राजा के विरुद्ध रहने पर जैसे मन्त्री प्रभृति अपने आत्मीय जनों के भी कार्य करने में असमर्थ होते हैं उसी प्रकार आत्म कारक की प्रतिकूलता में कोई भी ग्रह शुभफलप्रद नहीं होते हैं। राजा के अनुकूल रहने पर सभी असाध्यगण या दूसरे भी अहित करने में असमर्थ होते हैं। (आत्मकारक को राजा से समता दिखलाकर इसकी प्रधानता व्यक्त की गई है) ॥ ९-१२ ॥

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १८०/180 (PDF p.212), verso page (folio १८० left; running head "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" right, band-confirmed), 3810x5010. Row-darkness band detection returned 32 raw bands. Band0: page-edge artifact (excluded). Band1: folio + running head. Bands2-6: continuation of the joint gloss begun on page१७९ (see GLOSS_1_8), closing "॥ १-८ ॥" in band6. Bands7-8: verse 33.9 (closing ९, numeral confirmed via dedicated zoom, ruling out ७). Bands9-10: verse 33.10 (closing १०). Bands11-12: verse 33.11 (closing ११). Bands13-14: verse 33.12 (closing १२). Bands15-21: a joint Hindi gloss for verses 9-12, closing "॥ ९-१२ ॥" -- explains the king/minister analogy: an Atmakaraka favorable to the other karakas lets them give their own results, just as a king's favor lets ministers/princes accomplish their duties; an unfavorable Atmakaraka blocks other karakas' good results, just as ministers become unable to act (even for their own kin) when opposed to the king; and a favorable king/Atmakaraka also prevents harm from adversaries -- the analogy explicitly said to establish the Atmakaraka's primacy over the other karakas. Band22: editorial subheading "अन्य कारक--" ("other karakas--", excluded from translationHi). Bands23-24: verse 33.13 (closing १३). Bands25-26: verse 33.14 (closing १४). Bands27-28: verse 33.15 (closing १५). Band29: OVERSIZED true 2-line merge (270px, verse 33.16, both lines, closing १६ -- resolved via direct full-resolution crop, unambiguous, consistent with the equivalent finding on page१७९'s band4 and page177's band5). Bands30-31: verse 33.17 (closing १७); band31's crop also captures the immediately-following eGangotri/Swami Atmanand Giri attribution stamp (English, editorial, excluded) due to close vertical proximity -- no separate band was allocated to it by the detector. No further content follows band31 -- the page ends there. Verses 33.13-33.17 together give the classical eight-karaka list by descending degree from the Atmakaraka (Atma, Amatya [minister], Bhratri [brother], Matri [mother], Janaka [father], Suta [son], Jnati [kinsman], Dara [spouse]) and the tie-breaking rule for when two planets share an equal degree at birth (one karaka, the 'Agni-numbered' i.e. third, is lost, and its result is then to be judged via the distinct 'sthira-karaka' method) -- NO gloss for verses 13-17 appears on this page; page ends immediately after verse 17 and the stamp, so any gloss for 13-17 is deferred to the next page, consistent with the recurring page-boundary gloss-deferral pattern seen repeatedly earlier in this chapter's predecessor chapters (open/pending, not fabricated). One word-level anomaly verified via dedicated 4x-6x zoom re-crops before seeding: verse 33.13's "आत्मकारकगांशेभ्यः" -- confirmed via two independent zooms that the syllable before 'शेभ्यः' is गां (ga+anusvara), not the more expected कां (ka+anusvara, which sandhi of 'karaka'+'anshebhyah' would normally produce as 'kārakāṃśebhyaḥ') -- retained exactly as printed, disclosed as a probable printer's anomaly rather than silently corrected to 'आत्मकारकांशेभ्यः'. No reading was taken from any full-page or full-band downscaled overview for final content; band29's oversized 2-line merge was resolved via direct full-resolution crop.

  10. 33.10 सत्यापित

    BPHS 33.10

    संस्कृत

    आत्मानुकूलवशतः स्युः स्वकीयफलप्रदाः । यथा विरुद्धे नृपतौ सर्वेऽमात्यादयो द्विज ! ॥ १० ॥

    atmanukulavashatah syuh svakiyaphalapradah | yatha viruddhe nripatau sarve.amatyadayo dvija ! || 10 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    By the favor of the Atmakaraka, [the other karakas] give their own results; [but] just as, O twice-born, when the king is opposed [to them], all the ministers and the like --

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    हे मैत्रेय ! जिस तरह राजा की आज्ञा से पुत्र (राजकुमार) मन्त्री आदि सभी जनकार्य सम्पादन में समर्थ होते हैं उसी तरह सभी कारक आत्मकारक की अनुकूलता से अपने-अपने फल देते हैं। राजा के विरुद्ध रहने पर जैसे मन्त्री प्रभृति अपने आत्मीय जनों के भी कार्य करने में असमर्थ होते हैं उसी प्रकार आत्म कारक की प्रतिकूलता में कोई भी ग्रह शुभफलप्रद नहीं होते हैं। राजा के अनुकूल रहने पर सभी असाध्यगण या दूसरे भी अहित करने में असमर्थ होते हैं। (आत्मकारक को राजा से समता दिखलाकर इसकी प्रधानता व्यक्त की गई है) ॥ ९-१२ ॥

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १८०/180 (PDF p.212), verso page (folio १८० left; running head "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" right, band-confirmed), 3810x5010. Row-darkness band detection returned 32 raw bands. Band0: page-edge artifact (excluded). Band1: folio + running head. Bands2-6: continuation of the joint gloss begun on page१७९ (see GLOSS_1_8), closing "॥ १-८ ॥" in band6. Bands7-8: verse 33.9 (closing ९, numeral confirmed via dedicated zoom, ruling out ७). Bands9-10: verse 33.10 (closing १०). Bands11-12: verse 33.11 (closing ११). Bands13-14: verse 33.12 (closing १२). Bands15-21: a joint Hindi gloss for verses 9-12, closing "॥ ९-१२ ॥" -- explains the king/minister analogy: an Atmakaraka favorable to the other karakas lets them give their own results, just as a king's favor lets ministers/princes accomplish their duties; an unfavorable Atmakaraka blocks other karakas' good results, just as ministers become unable to act (even for their own kin) when opposed to the king; and a favorable king/Atmakaraka also prevents harm from adversaries -- the analogy explicitly said to establish the Atmakaraka's primacy over the other karakas. Band22: editorial subheading "अन्य कारक--" ("other karakas--", excluded from translationHi). Bands23-24: verse 33.13 (closing १३). Bands25-26: verse 33.14 (closing १४). Bands27-28: verse 33.15 (closing १५). Band29: OVERSIZED true 2-line merge (270px, verse 33.16, both lines, closing १६ -- resolved via direct full-resolution crop, unambiguous, consistent with the equivalent finding on page१७९'s band4 and page177's band5). Bands30-31: verse 33.17 (closing १७); band31's crop also captures the immediately-following eGangotri/Swami Atmanand Giri attribution stamp (English, editorial, excluded) due to close vertical proximity -- no separate band was allocated to it by the detector. No further content follows band31 -- the page ends there. Verses 33.13-33.17 together give the classical eight-karaka list by descending degree from the Atmakaraka (Atma, Amatya [minister], Bhratri [brother], Matri [mother], Janaka [father], Suta [son], Jnati [kinsman], Dara [spouse]) and the tie-breaking rule for when two planets share an equal degree at birth (one karaka, the 'Agni-numbered' i.e. third, is lost, and its result is then to be judged via the distinct 'sthira-karaka' method) -- NO gloss for verses 13-17 appears on this page; page ends immediately after verse 17 and the stamp, so any gloss for 13-17 is deferred to the next page, consistent with the recurring page-boundary gloss-deferral pattern seen repeatedly earlier in this chapter's predecessor chapters (open/pending, not fabricated). One word-level anomaly verified via dedicated 4x-6x zoom re-crops before seeding: verse 33.13's "आत्मकारकगांशेभ्यः" -- confirmed via two independent zooms that the syllable before 'शेभ्यः' is गां (ga+anusvara), not the more expected कां (ka+anusvara, which sandhi of 'karaka'+'anshebhyah' would normally produce as 'kārakāṃśebhyaḥ') -- retained exactly as printed, disclosed as a probable printer's anomaly rather than silently corrected to 'आत्मकारकांशेभ्यः'. No reading was taken from any full-page or full-band downscaled overview for final content; band29's oversized 2-line merge was resolved via direct full-resolution crop.

  11. 33.11 सत्यापित

    BPHS 33.11

    संस्कृत

    न कार्यं कर्तुमात्मीयजनानां प्रभवन्ति हि । तथा सत्फलदा नान्ये विरुद्धे त्वात्मकारके ॥ ११ ॥

    na karyam kartumatmiyajananam prabhavanti hi | tatha satphalada nanye viruddhe tvatmakarake || 11 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    -- are indeed unable to accomplish even their own kinsfolk's affairs; so too, the other [karakas] do not give good results when the Atmakaraka is unfavorable.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    हे मैत्रेय ! जिस तरह राजा की आज्ञा से पुत्र (राजकुमार) मन्त्री आदि सभी जनकार्य सम्पादन में समर्थ होते हैं उसी तरह सभी कारक आत्मकारक की अनुकूलता से अपने-अपने फल देते हैं। राजा के विरुद्ध रहने पर जैसे मन्त्री प्रभृति अपने आत्मीय जनों के भी कार्य करने में असमर्थ होते हैं उसी प्रकार आत्म कारक की प्रतिकूलता में कोई भी ग्रह शुभफलप्रद नहीं होते हैं। राजा के अनुकूल रहने पर सभी असाध्यगण या दूसरे भी अहित करने में असमर्थ होते हैं। (आत्मकारक को राजा से समता दिखलाकर इसकी प्रधानता व्यक्त की गई है) ॥ ९-१२ ॥

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १८०/180 (PDF p.212), verso page (folio १८० left; running head "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" right, band-confirmed), 3810x5010. Row-darkness band detection returned 32 raw bands. Band0: page-edge artifact (excluded). Band1: folio + running head. Bands2-6: continuation of the joint gloss begun on page१७९ (see GLOSS_1_8), closing "॥ १-८ ॥" in band6. Bands7-8: verse 33.9 (closing ९, numeral confirmed via dedicated zoom, ruling out ७). Bands9-10: verse 33.10 (closing १०). Bands11-12: verse 33.11 (closing ११). Bands13-14: verse 33.12 (closing १२). Bands15-21: a joint Hindi gloss for verses 9-12, closing "॥ ९-१२ ॥" -- explains the king/minister analogy: an Atmakaraka favorable to the other karakas lets them give their own results, just as a king's favor lets ministers/princes accomplish their duties; an unfavorable Atmakaraka blocks other karakas' good results, just as ministers become unable to act (even for their own kin) when opposed to the king; and a favorable king/Atmakaraka also prevents harm from adversaries -- the analogy explicitly said to establish the Atmakaraka's primacy over the other karakas. Band22: editorial subheading "अन्य कारक--" ("other karakas--", excluded from translationHi). Bands23-24: verse 33.13 (closing १३). Bands25-26: verse 33.14 (closing १४). Bands27-28: verse 33.15 (closing १५). Band29: OVERSIZED true 2-line merge (270px, verse 33.16, both lines, closing १६ -- resolved via direct full-resolution crop, unambiguous, consistent with the equivalent finding on page१७९'s band4 and page177's band5). Bands30-31: verse 33.17 (closing १७); band31's crop also captures the immediately-following eGangotri/Swami Atmanand Giri attribution stamp (English, editorial, excluded) due to close vertical proximity -- no separate band was allocated to it by the detector. No further content follows band31 -- the page ends there. Verses 33.13-33.17 together give the classical eight-karaka list by descending degree from the Atmakaraka (Atma, Amatya [minister], Bhratri [brother], Matri [mother], Janaka [father], Suta [son], Jnati [kinsman], Dara [spouse]) and the tie-breaking rule for when two planets share an equal degree at birth (one karaka, the 'Agni-numbered' i.e. third, is lost, and its result is then to be judged via the distinct 'sthira-karaka' method) -- NO gloss for verses 13-17 appears on this page; page ends immediately after verse 17 and the stamp, so any gloss for 13-17 is deferred to the next page, consistent with the recurring page-boundary gloss-deferral pattern seen repeatedly earlier in this chapter's predecessor chapters (open/pending, not fabricated). One word-level anomaly verified via dedicated 4x-6x zoom re-crops before seeding: verse 33.13's "आत्मकारकगांशेभ्यः" -- confirmed via two independent zooms that the syllable before 'शेभ्यः' is गां (ga+anusvara), not the more expected कां (ka+anusvara, which sandhi of 'karaka'+'anshebhyah' would normally produce as 'kārakāṃśebhyaḥ') -- retained exactly as printed, disclosed as a probable printer's anomaly rather than silently corrected to 'आत्मकारकांशेभ्यः'. No reading was taken from any full-page or full-band downscaled overview for final content; band29's oversized 2-line merge was resolved via direct full-resolution crop.

  12. 33.12 सत्यापित

    BPHS 33.12

    संस्कृत

    यथाऽनुकूले नृपतौ समेऽमात्यादयो मुने ! । न क्षमाः कर्तुमशुभं तथान्ये नाशुभप्रदाः ॥ १२ ॥

    yatha.anukule nripatau same.amatyadayo mune ! | na kshamah kartumashubham tathanye nashubhapradah || 12 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Just as, O sage, when the king is favorable, the ministers and the like -- even if impartial/equal [to others] -- are unable to do harm, so too the other [karakas], [when the Atmakaraka is favorable], do not give inauspicious results.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    हे मैत्रेय ! जिस तरह राजा की आज्ञा से पुत्र (राजकुमार) मन्त्री आदि सभी जनकार्य सम्पादन में समर्थ होते हैं उसी तरह सभी कारक आत्मकारक की अनुकूलता से अपने-अपने फल देते हैं। राजा के विरुद्ध रहने पर जैसे मन्त्री प्रभृति अपने आत्मीय जनों के भी कार्य करने में असमर्थ होते हैं उसी प्रकार आत्म कारक की प्रतिकूलता में कोई भी ग्रह शुभफलप्रद नहीं होते हैं। राजा के अनुकूल रहने पर सभी असाध्यगण या दूसरे भी अहित करने में असमर्थ होते हैं। (आत्मकारक को राजा से समता दिखलाकर इसकी प्रधानता व्यक्त की गई है) ॥ ९-१२ ॥

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १८०/180 (PDF p.212), verso page (folio १८० left; running head "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" right, band-confirmed), 3810x5010. Row-darkness band detection returned 32 raw bands. Band0: page-edge artifact (excluded). Band1: folio + running head. Bands2-6: continuation of the joint gloss begun on page१७९ (see GLOSS_1_8), closing "॥ १-८ ॥" in band6. Bands7-8: verse 33.9 (closing ९, numeral confirmed via dedicated zoom, ruling out ७). Bands9-10: verse 33.10 (closing १०). Bands11-12: verse 33.11 (closing ११). Bands13-14: verse 33.12 (closing १२). Bands15-21: a joint Hindi gloss for verses 9-12, closing "॥ ९-१२ ॥" -- explains the king/minister analogy: an Atmakaraka favorable to the other karakas lets them give their own results, just as a king's favor lets ministers/princes accomplish their duties; an unfavorable Atmakaraka blocks other karakas' good results, just as ministers become unable to act (even for their own kin) when opposed to the king; and a favorable king/Atmakaraka also prevents harm from adversaries -- the analogy explicitly said to establish the Atmakaraka's primacy over the other karakas. Band22: editorial subheading "अन्य कारक--" ("other karakas--", excluded from translationHi). Bands23-24: verse 33.13 (closing १३). Bands25-26: verse 33.14 (closing १४). Bands27-28: verse 33.15 (closing १५). Band29: OVERSIZED true 2-line merge (270px, verse 33.16, both lines, closing १६ -- resolved via direct full-resolution crop, unambiguous, consistent with the equivalent finding on page१७९'s band4 and page177's band5). Bands30-31: verse 33.17 (closing १७); band31's crop also captures the immediately-following eGangotri/Swami Atmanand Giri attribution stamp (English, editorial, excluded) due to close vertical proximity -- no separate band was allocated to it by the detector. No further content follows band31 -- the page ends there. Verses 33.13-33.17 together give the classical eight-karaka list by descending degree from the Atmakaraka (Atma, Amatya [minister], Bhratri [brother], Matri [mother], Janaka [father], Suta [son], Jnati [kinsman], Dara [spouse]) and the tie-breaking rule for when two planets share an equal degree at birth (one karaka, the 'Agni-numbered' i.e. third, is lost, and its result is then to be judged via the distinct 'sthira-karaka' method) -- NO gloss for verses 13-17 appears on this page; page ends immediately after verse 17 and the stamp, so any gloss for 13-17 is deferred to the next page, consistent with the recurring page-boundary gloss-deferral pattern seen repeatedly earlier in this chapter's predecessor chapters (open/pending, not fabricated). One word-level anomaly verified via dedicated 4x-6x zoom re-crops before seeding: verse 33.13's "आत्मकारकगांशेभ्यः" -- confirmed via two independent zooms that the syllable before 'शेभ्यः' is गां (ga+anusvara), not the more expected कां (ka+anusvara, which sandhi of 'karaka'+'anshebhyah' would normally produce as 'kārakāṃśebhyaḥ') -- retained exactly as printed, disclosed as a probable printer's anomaly rather than silently corrected to 'आत्मकारकांशेभ्यः'. No reading was taken from any full-page or full-band downscaled overview for final content; band29's oversized 2-line merge was resolved via direct full-resolution crop.

  13. 33.13 सत्यापित

    BPHS 33.13

    संस्कृत

    आत्मकारकगांशेभ्यः स्वल्पांशोऽमात्यकारकः । तदूनभागको भ्राता तदल्पो मातृकारकः ॥ १३ ॥

    atmakarakaganshebhyah svalpansho.amatyakarakah | tadunabhagako bhrata tadalpo matrikarakah || 13 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The one with the next-lesser degree than the Atmakaraka's is the Amatyakaraka (minister-significator); the one with a still-lesser degree than that is the Bhratri-karaka (brother-significator); the one lesser still is the Matri-karaka (mother-significator).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    आत्मकारक के अंशादिकों से अल्प अंशवाला ग्रह अमात्यकारक, इससे कम अंशवाला भ्रातृकारक, इससे न्यूनांश ग्रह मातृकारक, उससे न्यून अंशवाला पितृकारक, उससे अल्प अंशवाला पुत्रकारक, इससे अल्पांशग्रह ज्ञातिकारक, और इससे कम अंश वाला स्त्रीकारक होते हैं। ये सात चरकारक ब्रह्माजी के द्वारा कथित हैं। कुछ आचार्य मातृकारक को ही पुत्र कारक मानते हैं। यदि दो ग्रहों में अंशादि तुल्य हो तो दोनों एक ही कारक समझे जाते और अग्रिम कारक को लुप्त माना जाता है। ऐसी स्थिति में अग्रिमकारक का शुभाशुभ फलादेश (वक्ष्यमाण) स्थिरकारक के द्वारा किया जाना चाहिये ॥ १३-१७ ॥

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १८०/180 (PDF p.212), verso page (folio १८० left; running head "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" right, band-confirmed), 3810x5010. Row-darkness band detection returned 32 raw bands. Band0: page-edge artifact (excluded). Band1: folio + running head. Bands2-6: continuation of the joint gloss begun on page१७९ (see GLOSS_1_8), closing "॥ १-८ ॥" in band6. Bands7-8: verse 33.9 (closing ९, numeral confirmed via dedicated zoom, ruling out ७). Bands9-10: verse 33.10 (closing १०). Bands11-12: verse 33.11 (closing ११). Bands13-14: verse 33.12 (closing १२). Bands15-21: a joint Hindi gloss for verses 9-12, closing "॥ ९-१२ ॥" -- explains the king/minister analogy: an Atmakaraka favorable to the other karakas lets them give their own results, just as a king's favor lets ministers/princes accomplish their duties; an unfavorable Atmakaraka blocks other karakas' good results, just as ministers become unable to act (even for their own kin) when opposed to the king; and a favorable king/Atmakaraka also prevents harm from adversaries -- the analogy explicitly said to establish the Atmakaraka's primacy over the other karakas. Band22: editorial subheading "अन्य कारक--" ("other karakas--", excluded from translationHi). Bands23-24: verse 33.13 (closing १३). Bands25-26: verse 33.14 (closing १४). Bands27-28: verse 33.15 (closing १५). Band29: OVERSIZED true 2-line merge (270px, verse 33.16, both lines, closing १६ -- resolved via direct full-resolution crop, unambiguous, consistent with the equivalent finding on page१७९'s band4 and page177's band5). Bands30-31: verse 33.17 (closing १७); band31's crop also captures the immediately-following eGangotri/Swami Atmanand Giri attribution stamp (English, editorial, excluded) due to close vertical proximity -- no separate band was allocated to it by the detector. No further content follows band31 -- the page ends there. Verses 33.13-33.17 together give the classical eight-karaka list by descending degree from the Atmakaraka (Atma, Amatya [minister], Bhratri [brother], Matri [mother], Janaka [father], Suta [son], Jnati [kinsman], Dara [spouse]) and the tie-breaking rule for when two planets share an equal degree at birth (one karaka, the 'Agni-numbered' i.e. third, is lost, and its result is then to be judged via the distinct 'sthira-karaka' method) -- NO gloss for verses 13-17 appears on this page; page ends immediately after verse 17 and the stamp, so any gloss for 13-17 is deferred to the next page, consistent with the recurring page-boundary gloss-deferral pattern seen repeatedly earlier in this chapter's predecessor chapters (open/pending, not fabricated). One word-level anomaly verified via dedicated 4x-6x zoom re-crops before seeding: verse 33.13's "आत्मकारकगांशेभ्यः" -- confirmed via two independent zooms that the syllable before 'शेभ्यः' is गां (ga+anusvara), not the more expected कां (ka+anusvara, which sandhi of 'karaka'+'anshebhyah' would normally produce as 'kārakāṃśebhyaḥ') -- retained exactly as printed, disclosed as a probable printer's anomaly rather than silently corrected to 'आत्मकारकांशेभ्यः'. No reading was taken from any full-page or full-band downscaled overview for final content; band29's oversized 2-line merge was resolved via direct full-resolution crop. [GLOSS RESOLVED on page१८१/181: the gloss for verses 33.13-33.17, disclosed as pending/deferred when page१८० was seeded, appears at the top of page१८१ (bands3-10), closing "॥ १३-१७ ॥" -- translationHi updated in place from the placeholder to this text.]

  14. 33.14 सत्यापित

    BPHS 33.14

    संस्कृत

    तदल्पांशस्तु जनकः तदूनांशः सुताभिधः । तदूनभागको ज्ञातिहीनभागस्ततस्तु यः ॥ १४ ॥

    tadalpanshastu janakah tadunanshah sutabhidhah | tadunabhagako jnyatihinabhagastatastu yah || 14 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The one with a still-lesser degree than that is the Janaka (father-significator); the one lesser than that is called Suta (son-significator); the one with a lesser degree than that is the Jnati (kinsman-significator); and whoever has a degree lesser still --

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    आत्मकारक के अंशादिकों से अल्प अंशवाला ग्रह अमात्यकारक, इससे कम अंशवाला भ्रातृकारक, इससे न्यूनांश ग्रह मातृकारक, उससे न्यून अंशवाला पितृकारक, उससे अल्प अंशवाला पुत्रकारक, इससे अल्पांशग्रह ज्ञातिकारक, और इससे कम अंश वाला स्त्रीकारक होते हैं। ये सात चरकारक ब्रह्माजी के द्वारा कथित हैं। कुछ आचार्य मातृकारक को ही पुत्र कारक मानते हैं। यदि दो ग्रहों में अंशादि तुल्य हो तो दोनों एक ही कारक समझे जाते और अग्रिम कारक को लुप्त माना जाता है। ऐसी स्थिति में अग्रिमकारक का शुभाशुभ फलादेश (वक्ष्यमाण) स्थिरकारक के द्वारा किया जाना चाहिये ॥ १३-१७ ॥

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १८०/180 (PDF p.212), verso page (folio १८० left; running head "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" right, band-confirmed), 3810x5010. Row-darkness band detection returned 32 raw bands. Band0: page-edge artifact (excluded). Band1: folio + running head. Bands2-6: continuation of the joint gloss begun on page१७९ (see GLOSS_1_8), closing "॥ १-८ ॥" in band6. Bands7-8: verse 33.9 (closing ९, numeral confirmed via dedicated zoom, ruling out ७). Bands9-10: verse 33.10 (closing १०). Bands11-12: verse 33.11 (closing ११). Bands13-14: verse 33.12 (closing १२). Bands15-21: a joint Hindi gloss for verses 9-12, closing "॥ ९-१२ ॥" -- explains the king/minister analogy: an Atmakaraka favorable to the other karakas lets them give their own results, just as a king's favor lets ministers/princes accomplish their duties; an unfavorable Atmakaraka blocks other karakas' good results, just as ministers become unable to act (even for their own kin) when opposed to the king; and a favorable king/Atmakaraka also prevents harm from adversaries -- the analogy explicitly said to establish the Atmakaraka's primacy over the other karakas. Band22: editorial subheading "अन्य कारक--" ("other karakas--", excluded from translationHi). Bands23-24: verse 33.13 (closing १३). Bands25-26: verse 33.14 (closing १४). Bands27-28: verse 33.15 (closing १५). Band29: OVERSIZED true 2-line merge (270px, verse 33.16, both lines, closing १६ -- resolved via direct full-resolution crop, unambiguous, consistent with the equivalent finding on page१७९'s band4 and page177's band5). Bands30-31: verse 33.17 (closing १७); band31's crop also captures the immediately-following eGangotri/Swami Atmanand Giri attribution stamp (English, editorial, excluded) due to close vertical proximity -- no separate band was allocated to it by the detector. No further content follows band31 -- the page ends there. Verses 33.13-33.17 together give the classical eight-karaka list by descending degree from the Atmakaraka (Atma, Amatya [minister], Bhratri [brother], Matri [mother], Janaka [father], Suta [son], Jnati [kinsman], Dara [spouse]) and the tie-breaking rule for when two planets share an equal degree at birth (one karaka, the 'Agni-numbered' i.e. third, is lost, and its result is then to be judged via the distinct 'sthira-karaka' method) -- NO gloss for verses 13-17 appears on this page; page ends immediately after verse 17 and the stamp, so any gloss for 13-17 is deferred to the next page, consistent with the recurring page-boundary gloss-deferral pattern seen repeatedly earlier in this chapter's predecessor chapters (open/pending, not fabricated). One word-level anomaly verified via dedicated 4x-6x zoom re-crops before seeding: verse 33.13's "आत्मकारकगांशेभ्यः" -- confirmed via two independent zooms that the syllable before 'शेभ्यः' is गां (ga+anusvara), not the more expected कां (ka+anusvara, which sandhi of 'karaka'+'anshebhyah' would normally produce as 'kārakāṃśebhyaḥ') -- retained exactly as printed, disclosed as a probable printer's anomaly rather than silently corrected to 'आत्मकारकांशेभ्यः'. No reading was taken from any full-page or full-band downscaled overview for final content; band29's oversized 2-line merge was resolved via direct full-resolution crop. [GLOSS RESOLVED on page१८१/181: the gloss for verses 33.13-33.17, disclosed as pending/deferred when page१८० was seeded, appears at the top of page१८१ (bands3-10), closing "॥ १३-१७ ॥" -- translationHi updated in place from the placeholder to this text.]

  15. 33.15 सत्यापित

    BPHS 33.15

    संस्कृत

    स एव मुनिभिः प्रोक्तः कारको दारसंज्ञकः । ब्रह्मणैव पुरा प्रोक्ताः समेते चरकारकाः ॥ १५ ॥

    sa eva munibhih proktah karako darasanjnyakah | brahmanaiva pura proktah samete charakarakah || 15 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    -- he indeed is declared by the sages to be the karaka named Dara (spouse-significator). These same [eight] were declared, of old, by Brahma himself, as the chara-karakas (moving/temporal significators).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    आत्मकारक के अंशादिकों से अल्प अंशवाला ग्रह अमात्यकारक, इससे कम अंशवाला भ्रातृकारक, इससे न्यूनांश ग्रह मातृकारक, उससे न्यून अंशवाला पितृकारक, उससे अल्प अंशवाला पुत्रकारक, इससे अल्पांशग्रह ज्ञातिकारक, और इससे कम अंश वाला स्त्रीकारक होते हैं। ये सात चरकारक ब्रह्माजी के द्वारा कथित हैं। कुछ आचार्य मातृकारक को ही पुत्र कारक मानते हैं। यदि दो ग्रहों में अंशादि तुल्य हो तो दोनों एक ही कारक समझे जाते और अग्रिम कारक को लुप्त माना जाता है। ऐसी स्थिति में अग्रिमकारक का शुभाशुभ फलादेश (वक्ष्यमाण) स्थिरकारक के द्वारा किया जाना चाहिये ॥ १३-१७ ॥

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १८०/180 (PDF p.212), verso page (folio १८० left; running head "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" right, band-confirmed), 3810x5010. Row-darkness band detection returned 32 raw bands. Band0: page-edge artifact (excluded). Band1: folio + running head. Bands2-6: continuation of the joint gloss begun on page१७९ (see GLOSS_1_8), closing "॥ १-८ ॥" in band6. Bands7-8: verse 33.9 (closing ९, numeral confirmed via dedicated zoom, ruling out ७). Bands9-10: verse 33.10 (closing १०). Bands11-12: verse 33.11 (closing ११). Bands13-14: verse 33.12 (closing १२). Bands15-21: a joint Hindi gloss for verses 9-12, closing "॥ ९-१२ ॥" -- explains the king/minister analogy: an Atmakaraka favorable to the other karakas lets them give their own results, just as a king's favor lets ministers/princes accomplish their duties; an unfavorable Atmakaraka blocks other karakas' good results, just as ministers become unable to act (even for their own kin) when opposed to the king; and a favorable king/Atmakaraka also prevents harm from adversaries -- the analogy explicitly said to establish the Atmakaraka's primacy over the other karakas. Band22: editorial subheading "अन्य कारक--" ("other karakas--", excluded from translationHi). Bands23-24: verse 33.13 (closing १३). Bands25-26: verse 33.14 (closing १४). Bands27-28: verse 33.15 (closing १५). Band29: OVERSIZED true 2-line merge (270px, verse 33.16, both lines, closing १६ -- resolved via direct full-resolution crop, unambiguous, consistent with the equivalent finding on page१७९'s band4 and page177's band5). Bands30-31: verse 33.17 (closing १७); band31's crop also captures the immediately-following eGangotri/Swami Atmanand Giri attribution stamp (English, editorial, excluded) due to close vertical proximity -- no separate band was allocated to it by the detector. No further content follows band31 -- the page ends there. Verses 33.13-33.17 together give the classical eight-karaka list by descending degree from the Atmakaraka (Atma, Amatya [minister], Bhratri [brother], Matri [mother], Janaka [father], Suta [son], Jnati [kinsman], Dara [spouse]) and the tie-breaking rule for when two planets share an equal degree at birth (one karaka, the 'Agni-numbered' i.e. third, is lost, and its result is then to be judged via the distinct 'sthira-karaka' method) -- NO gloss for verses 13-17 appears on this page; page ends immediately after verse 17 and the stamp, so any gloss for 13-17 is deferred to the next page, consistent with the recurring page-boundary gloss-deferral pattern seen repeatedly earlier in this chapter's predecessor chapters (open/pending, not fabricated). One word-level anomaly verified via dedicated 4x-6x zoom re-crops before seeding: verse 33.13's "आत्मकारकगांशेभ्यः" -- confirmed via two independent zooms that the syllable before 'शेभ्यः' is गां (ga+anusvara), not the more expected कां (ka+anusvara, which sandhi of 'karaka'+'anshebhyah' would normally produce as 'kārakāṃśebhyaḥ') -- retained exactly as printed, disclosed as a probable printer's anomaly rather than silently corrected to 'आत्मकारकांशेभ्यः'. No reading was taken from any full-page or full-band downscaled overview for final content; band29's oversized 2-line merge was resolved via direct full-resolution crop. [GLOSS RESOLVED on page१८१/181: the gloss for verses 33.13-33.17, disclosed as pending/deferred when page१८० was seeded, appears at the top of page१८१ (bands3-10), closing "॥ १३-१७ ॥" -- translationHi updated in place from the placeholder to this text.]

  16. 33.16 सत्यापित

    BPHS 33.16

    संस्कृत

    जननीकारकं केचिदामनन्ति सुताभिधम् । अंशौ समौ ग्रहौ द्वौ च जायेतां यस्य जन्मनि ॥ १६ ॥

    jananikarakam kechidamananti sutabhidham | amshau samau grahau dvau cha jayetam yasya janmani || 16 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Some call the Janani-karaka (mother-significator) itself by the name Suta [in a certain case]. [Now, as to] whoever, at whose birth, two planets should happen to have an equal degree --

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    आत्मकारक के अंशादिकों से अल्प अंशवाला ग्रह अमात्यकारक, इससे कम अंशवाला भ्रातृकारक, इससे न्यूनांश ग्रह मातृकारक, उससे न्यून अंशवाला पितृकारक, उससे अल्प अंशवाला पुत्रकारक, इससे अल्पांशग्रह ज्ञातिकारक, और इससे कम अंश वाला स्त्रीकारक होते हैं। ये सात चरकारक ब्रह्माजी के द्वारा कथित हैं। कुछ आचार्य मातृकारक को ही पुत्र कारक मानते हैं। यदि दो ग्रहों में अंशादि तुल्य हो तो दोनों एक ही कारक समझे जाते और अग्रिम कारक को लुप्त माना जाता है। ऐसी स्थिति में अग्रिमकारक का शुभाशुभ फलादेश (वक्ष्यमाण) स्थिरकारक के द्वारा किया जाना चाहिये ॥ १३-१७ ॥

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १८०/180 (PDF p.212), verso page (folio १८० left; running head "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" right, band-confirmed), 3810x5010. Row-darkness band detection returned 32 raw bands. Band0: page-edge artifact (excluded). Band1: folio + running head. Bands2-6: continuation of the joint gloss begun on page१७९ (see GLOSS_1_8), closing "॥ १-८ ॥" in band6. Bands7-8: verse 33.9 (closing ९, numeral confirmed via dedicated zoom, ruling out ७). Bands9-10: verse 33.10 (closing १०). Bands11-12: verse 33.11 (closing ११). Bands13-14: verse 33.12 (closing १२). Bands15-21: a joint Hindi gloss for verses 9-12, closing "॥ ९-१२ ॥" -- explains the king/minister analogy: an Atmakaraka favorable to the other karakas lets them give their own results, just as a king's favor lets ministers/princes accomplish their duties; an unfavorable Atmakaraka blocks other karakas' good results, just as ministers become unable to act (even for their own kin) when opposed to the king; and a favorable king/Atmakaraka also prevents harm from adversaries -- the analogy explicitly said to establish the Atmakaraka's primacy over the other karakas. Band22: editorial subheading "अन्य कारक--" ("other karakas--", excluded from translationHi). Bands23-24: verse 33.13 (closing १३). Bands25-26: verse 33.14 (closing १४). Bands27-28: verse 33.15 (closing १५). Band29: OVERSIZED true 2-line merge (270px, verse 33.16, both lines, closing १६ -- resolved via direct full-resolution crop, unambiguous, consistent with the equivalent finding on page१७९'s band4 and page177's band5). Bands30-31: verse 33.17 (closing १७); band31's crop also captures the immediately-following eGangotri/Swami Atmanand Giri attribution stamp (English, editorial, excluded) due to close vertical proximity -- no separate band was allocated to it by the detector. No further content follows band31 -- the page ends there. Verses 33.13-33.17 together give the classical eight-karaka list by descending degree from the Atmakaraka (Atma, Amatya [minister], Bhratri [brother], Matri [mother], Janaka [father], Suta [son], Jnati [kinsman], Dara [spouse]) and the tie-breaking rule for when two planets share an equal degree at birth (one karaka, the 'Agni-numbered' i.e. third, is lost, and its result is then to be judged via the distinct 'sthira-karaka' method) -- NO gloss for verses 13-17 appears on this page; page ends immediately after verse 17 and the stamp, so any gloss for 13-17 is deferred to the next page, consistent with the recurring page-boundary gloss-deferral pattern seen repeatedly earlier in this chapter's predecessor chapters (open/pending, not fabricated). One word-level anomaly verified via dedicated 4x-6x zoom re-crops before seeding: verse 33.13's "आत्मकारकगांशेभ्यः" -- confirmed via two independent zooms that the syllable before 'शेभ्यः' is गां (ga+anusvara), not the more expected कां (ka+anusvara, which sandhi of 'karaka'+'anshebhyah' would normally produce as 'kārakāṃśebhyaḥ') -- retained exactly as printed, disclosed as a probable printer's anomaly rather than silently corrected to 'आत्मकारकांशेभ्यः'. No reading was taken from any full-page or full-band downscaled overview for final content; band29's oversized 2-line merge was resolved via direct full-resolution crop. [GLOSS RESOLVED on page१८१/181: the gloss for verses 33.13-33.17, disclosed as pending/deferred when page१८० was seeded, appears at the top of page१८१ (bands3-10), closing "॥ १३-१७ ॥" -- translationHi updated in place from the placeholder to this text.]

  17. 33.17 सत्यापित

    BPHS 33.17

    संस्कृत

    ततोऽग्निमः कारकस्तु विप्र ! लुप्यति निश्चितम् । तत्फलं सदसज्ज्ञेयं स्थिरकारकतो मुने ॥ १७ ॥

    tato.agnimah karakastu vipra ! lupyati nishchitam | tatphalam sadasajjnyeyam sthirakarakato mune || 17 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    -- then, O brahmin, the Agni-numbered (third) karaka certainly is lost; its result, whether good or bad, should be known, O sage, through the Sthira-karaka (fixed-karaka) method [instead].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    आत्मकारक के अंशादिकों से अल्प अंशवाला ग्रह अमात्यकारक, इससे कम अंशवाला भ्रातृकारक, इससे न्यूनांश ग्रह मातृकारक, उससे न्यून अंशवाला पितृकारक, उससे अल्प अंशवाला पुत्रकारक, इससे अल्पांशग्रह ज्ञातिकारक, और इससे कम अंश वाला स्त्रीकारक होते हैं। ये सात चरकारक ब्रह्माजी के द्वारा कथित हैं। कुछ आचार्य मातृकारक को ही पुत्र कारक मानते हैं। यदि दो ग्रहों में अंशादि तुल्य हो तो दोनों एक ही कारक समझे जाते और अग्रिम कारक को लुप्त माना जाता है। ऐसी स्थिति में अग्रिमकारक का शुभाशुभ फलादेश (वक्ष्यमाण) स्थिरकारक के द्वारा किया जाना चाहिये ॥ १३-१७ ॥

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १८०/180 (PDF p.212), verso page (folio १८० left; running head "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" right, band-confirmed), 3810x5010. Row-darkness band detection returned 32 raw bands. Band0: page-edge artifact (excluded). Band1: folio + running head. Bands2-6: continuation of the joint gloss begun on page१७९ (see GLOSS_1_8), closing "॥ १-८ ॥" in band6. Bands7-8: verse 33.9 (closing ९, numeral confirmed via dedicated zoom, ruling out ७). Bands9-10: verse 33.10 (closing १०). Bands11-12: verse 33.11 (closing ११). Bands13-14: verse 33.12 (closing १२). Bands15-21: a joint Hindi gloss for verses 9-12, closing "॥ ९-१२ ॥" -- explains the king/minister analogy: an Atmakaraka favorable to the other karakas lets them give their own results, just as a king's favor lets ministers/princes accomplish their duties; an unfavorable Atmakaraka blocks other karakas' good results, just as ministers become unable to act (even for their own kin) when opposed to the king; and a favorable king/Atmakaraka also prevents harm from adversaries -- the analogy explicitly said to establish the Atmakaraka's primacy over the other karakas. Band22: editorial subheading "अन्य कारक--" ("other karakas--", excluded from translationHi). Bands23-24: verse 33.13 (closing १३). Bands25-26: verse 33.14 (closing १४). Bands27-28: verse 33.15 (closing १५). Band29: OVERSIZED true 2-line merge (270px, verse 33.16, both lines, closing १६ -- resolved via direct full-resolution crop, unambiguous, consistent with the equivalent finding on page१७९'s band4 and page177's band5). Bands30-31: verse 33.17 (closing १७); band31's crop also captures the immediately-following eGangotri/Swami Atmanand Giri attribution stamp (English, editorial, excluded) due to close vertical proximity -- no separate band was allocated to it by the detector. No further content follows band31 -- the page ends there. Verses 33.13-33.17 together give the classical eight-karaka list by descending degree from the Atmakaraka (Atma, Amatya [minister], Bhratri [brother], Matri [mother], Janaka [father], Suta [son], Jnati [kinsman], Dara [spouse]) and the tie-breaking rule for when two planets share an equal degree at birth (one karaka, the 'Agni-numbered' i.e. third, is lost, and its result is then to be judged via the distinct 'sthira-karaka' method) -- NO gloss for verses 13-17 appears on this page; page ends immediately after verse 17 and the stamp, so any gloss for 13-17 is deferred to the next page, consistent with the recurring page-boundary gloss-deferral pattern seen repeatedly earlier in this chapter's predecessor chapters (open/pending, not fabricated). One word-level anomaly verified via dedicated 4x-6x zoom re-crops before seeding: verse 33.13's "आत्मकारकगांशेभ्यः" -- confirmed via two independent zooms that the syllable before 'शेभ्यः' is गां (ga+anusvara), not the more expected कां (ka+anusvara, which sandhi of 'karaka'+'anshebhyah' would normally produce as 'kārakāṃśebhyaḥ') -- retained exactly as printed, disclosed as a probable printer's anomaly rather than silently corrected to 'आत्मकारकांशेभ्यः'. No reading was taken from any full-page or full-band downscaled overview for final content; band29's oversized 2-line merge was resolved via direct full-resolution crop. [GLOSS RESOLVED on page१८१/181: the gloss for verses 33.13-33.17, disclosed as pending/deferred when page१८० was seeded, appears at the top of page१८१ (bands3-10), closing "॥ १३-१७ ॥" -- translationHi updated in place from the placeholder to this text.]

  18. 33.18 सत्यापित

    BPHS 33.18

    संस्कृत

    अथ स्थिरान् कारकांस्ते कथयामि द्विजोत्तम ! । बलवानर्कसितयोः स वेद्यः पितृकारकः ॥ १८ ॥

    atha sthiran karakanste kathayami dvijottama ! | balavanarkasitayoh sa vedyah pitrikarakah || 18 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Now, O best of the twice-born, I shall tell you the Sthira (fixed) karakas: whichever of Sun and Venus is the stronger, that is to be known as the Pitri-karaka (father-significator).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    हे मैत्रेय! अब मैं स्थिर कारकों को कहता हूँ। सूर्य-शुक्र में बली पितृकारक, चन्द्र-भौम में प्रबल मातृकारक होते हैं। मंगल से बहिन, साले, छोटे भाई, तथा माता का भी विचार किया जाता है। बुध से मातृपक्षीय मातुल आदि, गुरु से पितामह, शुक्र से स्वामी, शनि से पुत्र, केतु से स्त्री, पिता, माता, सास, श्वसुर, मातामह, आदि का विचार किया जाता है। उपर्युक्त ग्रह ही स्थिर कारक होते हैं ॥ १८-२१ ॥

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १८१/181 (PDF p.213), recto page, 3085x5010. Row-darkness band detection returned 35 raw bands. Band0: page-edge artifact (excluded). Band1: folio+running head ("कारकाध्याय:" ... "१८१"). Band2: "स्थिर कारक" ("Sthira Karaka") -- an editorial section-marker; disclosed layout anomaly: it is printed ahead of bands3-10, which still close out the PRIOR (chara-karaka) topic's deferred gloss -- treated as an editorial marginal subheading and excluded from translationHi, consistent with the "अन्य कारक--" subheading on page१८०. Bands3-10: the joint Hindi gloss for verses 33.13-33.17 that was disclosed as deferred/pending when page१८० was seeded -- it appears here, closing "॥ १३-१७ ॥" in band10; this resolves that pending item (this page's seed script accordingly updates verses 33.13-33.17's translationHi from the placeholder to this now-available gloss, matching the pipeline's standing practice for a gloss that closes on a later page, e.g. page175/176/177's precedent). Bands11-17: four new root verses, 33.18 (bands11-12, closing १८), 33.19 (bands13-14, closing १९), 33.20 (bands15-16, closing २०), and 33.21 (band17, an OVERSIZED true 2-line merge, 269px, closing २१ -- resolved via direct full-resolution crop, consistent with the pipeline's established oversized-band pattern) -- these introduce the Sthira-karaka ("fixed karaka") scheme, a second, non-amsha-based significator system distinct from the chara-karaka scheme of verses 1-17: father via whichever of Sun/Venus is stronger (18); mother via whichever of Moon/Mars is stronger, with Mars additionally signifying sister, brother-in-law, and younger brother (19); maternal uncle etc. via Mercury, grandfather via Jupiter, husband via Venus, son via Saturn (20); and wife, father, mother, mother-in-law, father-in-law, maternal grandfather etc. via Ketu (21). Bands18-23: a joint Hindi gloss for verses 33.18-33.21, closing "॥ १८-२१ ॥". Band24 onward: a "विमर्श:--" (discursive excursus) begins -- it explicitly quotes Maharshi Jaimini's own Jaimini Sutras ("आत्माधिकः कलादिभिर्नभोगः समानामंशानां वा" and seven further sutras, one per relation: minister, brother, mother, father, son, kinsman, spouse) and compares/contrasts Jaimini's eight-sutra treatment against Parashar's own 15.5-verse treatment (chara-karakas) and further against the sthira-karaka verses just given, per the copyright-safety rule this विमर्श -- discursive commentary that quotes and compares against another named text -- is EXCLUDED from translationHi (context-only) and none of it is transcribed as BPHS content. The विमर्श runs uninterrupted to the very end of the page (band34, whose text is partly overlapped/garbled by the eGangotri stamp printed on top of it) -- it does not close on this page and continues onto page१८२; no new BPHS root verse resumes after it on this page, and no chapter-closing colophon appears anywhere on this page, so Chapter 33 continues. One numeric detail in the gloss is disclosed rather than silently reconciled: band6 states "ये सात चरकारक ब्रह्माजी के द्वारा कथित हैं" ("these seven chara-karakas were declared by Brahma") even though the full list enumerated (Atma, Amatya, Bhratri, Matri, Pitri, Putra, Jnati, Stri/Dara) totals eight -- retained exactly as printed; most plausibly "seven" counts the karakas other than the Atmakaraka itself, but this is not stated explicitly in the printed gloss and is not assumed here.

  19. 33.19 सत्यापित

    BPHS 33.19

    संस्कृत

    ग्रहो बलीन्दुकुजयोः कथ्यते मातृकारकः । कुजात् स्वसाऽपि च श्यालोऽनुजो माताऽपि चिन्त्यते ॥ १९ ॥

    graho balindukujayoh kathyate matrikarakah | kujat svasa.api cha shyalo.anujo mata.api chintyate || 19 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The stronger planet between Moon and Mars is called the Matri-karaka (mother-significator); from Mars, sister, brother-in-law, and younger brother are also considered, and mother too.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    हे मैत्रेय! अब मैं स्थिर कारकों को कहता हूँ। सूर्य-शुक्र में बली पितृकारक, चन्द्र-भौम में प्रबल मातृकारक होते हैं। मंगल से बहिन, साले, छोटे भाई, तथा माता का भी विचार किया जाता है। बुध से मातृपक्षीय मातुल आदि, गुरु से पितामह, शुक्र से स्वामी, शनि से पुत्र, केतु से स्त्री, पिता, माता, सास, श्वसुर, मातामह, आदि का विचार किया जाता है। उपर्युक्त ग्रह ही स्थिर कारक होते हैं ॥ १८-२१ ॥

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १८१/181 (PDF p.213), recto page, 3085x5010. Row-darkness band detection returned 35 raw bands. Band0: page-edge artifact (excluded). Band1: folio+running head ("कारकाध्याय:" ... "१८१"). Band2: "स्थिर कारक" ("Sthira Karaka") -- an editorial section-marker; disclosed layout anomaly: it is printed ahead of bands3-10, which still close out the PRIOR (chara-karaka) topic's deferred gloss -- treated as an editorial marginal subheading and excluded from translationHi, consistent with the "अन्य कारक--" subheading on page१८०. Bands3-10: the joint Hindi gloss for verses 33.13-33.17 that was disclosed as deferred/pending when page१८० was seeded -- it appears here, closing "॥ १३-१७ ॥" in band10; this resolves that pending item (this page's seed script accordingly updates verses 33.13-33.17's translationHi from the placeholder to this now-available gloss, matching the pipeline's standing practice for a gloss that closes on a later page, e.g. page175/176/177's precedent). Bands11-17: four new root verses, 33.18 (bands11-12, closing १८), 33.19 (bands13-14, closing १९), 33.20 (bands15-16, closing २०), and 33.21 (band17, an OVERSIZED true 2-line merge, 269px, closing २१ -- resolved via direct full-resolution crop, consistent with the pipeline's established oversized-band pattern) -- these introduce the Sthira-karaka ("fixed karaka") scheme, a second, non-amsha-based significator system distinct from the chara-karaka scheme of verses 1-17: father via whichever of Sun/Venus is stronger (18); mother via whichever of Moon/Mars is stronger, with Mars additionally signifying sister, brother-in-law, and younger brother (19); maternal uncle etc. via Mercury, grandfather via Jupiter, husband via Venus, son via Saturn (20); and wife, father, mother, mother-in-law, father-in-law, maternal grandfather etc. via Ketu (21). Bands18-23: a joint Hindi gloss for verses 33.18-33.21, closing "॥ १८-२१ ॥". Band24 onward: a "विमर्श:--" (discursive excursus) begins -- it explicitly quotes Maharshi Jaimini's own Jaimini Sutras ("आत्माधिकः कलादिभिर्नभोगः समानामंशानां वा" and seven further sutras, one per relation: minister, brother, mother, father, son, kinsman, spouse) and compares/contrasts Jaimini's eight-sutra treatment against Parashar's own 15.5-verse treatment (chara-karakas) and further against the sthira-karaka verses just given, per the copyright-safety rule this विमर्श -- discursive commentary that quotes and compares against another named text -- is EXCLUDED from translationHi (context-only) and none of it is transcribed as BPHS content. The विमर्श runs uninterrupted to the very end of the page (band34, whose text is partly overlapped/garbled by the eGangotri stamp printed on top of it) -- it does not close on this page and continues onto page१८२; no new BPHS root verse resumes after it on this page, and no chapter-closing colophon appears anywhere on this page, so Chapter 33 continues. One numeric detail in the gloss is disclosed rather than silently reconciled: band6 states "ये सात चरकारक ब्रह्माजी के द्वारा कथित हैं" ("these seven chara-karakas were declared by Brahma") even though the full list enumerated (Atma, Amatya, Bhratri, Matri, Pitri, Putra, Jnati, Stri/Dara) totals eight -- retained exactly as printed; most plausibly "seven" counts the karakas other than the Atmakaraka itself, but this is not stated explicitly in the printed gloss and is not assumed here.

  20. 33.20 सत्यापित

    BPHS 33.20

    संस्कृत

    बुधतो मातृजातीया विज्ञेया मातुलादयः । जीवात् पितामहः, स्वामी सिततः, शनितः सुतः ॥ २० ॥

    budhato matrijatiya vijnyeya matuladayah | jivat pitamahah, svami sitatah, shanitah sutah || 20 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    From Mercury, the maternal-side relatives such as the maternal uncle are to be known; from Jupiter, the grandfather; from Venus, the husband; from Saturn, the son.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    हे मैत्रेय! अब मैं स्थिर कारकों को कहता हूँ। सूर्य-शुक्र में बली पितृकारक, चन्द्र-भौम में प्रबल मातृकारक होते हैं। मंगल से बहिन, साले, छोटे भाई, तथा माता का भी विचार किया जाता है। बुध से मातृपक्षीय मातुल आदि, गुरु से पितामह, शुक्र से स्वामी, शनि से पुत्र, केतु से स्त्री, पिता, माता, सास, श्वसुर, मातामह, आदि का विचार किया जाता है। उपर्युक्त ग्रह ही स्थिर कारक होते हैं ॥ १८-२१ ॥

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १८१/181 (PDF p.213), recto page, 3085x5010. Row-darkness band detection returned 35 raw bands. Band0: page-edge artifact (excluded). Band1: folio+running head ("कारकाध्याय:" ... "१८१"). Band2: "स्थिर कारक" ("Sthira Karaka") -- an editorial section-marker; disclosed layout anomaly: it is printed ahead of bands3-10, which still close out the PRIOR (chara-karaka) topic's deferred gloss -- treated as an editorial marginal subheading and excluded from translationHi, consistent with the "अन्य कारक--" subheading on page१८०. Bands3-10: the joint Hindi gloss for verses 33.13-33.17 that was disclosed as deferred/pending when page१८० was seeded -- it appears here, closing "॥ १३-१७ ॥" in band10; this resolves that pending item (this page's seed script accordingly updates verses 33.13-33.17's translationHi from the placeholder to this now-available gloss, matching the pipeline's standing practice for a gloss that closes on a later page, e.g. page175/176/177's precedent). Bands11-17: four new root verses, 33.18 (bands11-12, closing १८), 33.19 (bands13-14, closing १९), 33.20 (bands15-16, closing २०), and 33.21 (band17, an OVERSIZED true 2-line merge, 269px, closing २१ -- resolved via direct full-resolution crop, consistent with the pipeline's established oversized-band pattern) -- these introduce the Sthira-karaka ("fixed karaka") scheme, a second, non-amsha-based significator system distinct from the chara-karaka scheme of verses 1-17: father via whichever of Sun/Venus is stronger (18); mother via whichever of Moon/Mars is stronger, with Mars additionally signifying sister, brother-in-law, and younger brother (19); maternal uncle etc. via Mercury, grandfather via Jupiter, husband via Venus, son via Saturn (20); and wife, father, mother, mother-in-law, father-in-law, maternal grandfather etc. via Ketu (21). Bands18-23: a joint Hindi gloss for verses 33.18-33.21, closing "॥ १८-२१ ॥". Band24 onward: a "विमर्श:--" (discursive excursus) begins -- it explicitly quotes Maharshi Jaimini's own Jaimini Sutras ("आत्माधिकः कलादिभिर्नभोगः समानामंशानां वा" and seven further sutras, one per relation: minister, brother, mother, father, son, kinsman, spouse) and compares/contrasts Jaimini's eight-sutra treatment against Parashar's own 15.5-verse treatment (chara-karakas) and further against the sthira-karaka verses just given, per the copyright-safety rule this विमर्श -- discursive commentary that quotes and compares against another named text -- is EXCLUDED from translationHi (context-only) and none of it is transcribed as BPHS content. The विमर्श runs uninterrupted to the very end of the page (band34, whose text is partly overlapped/garbled by the eGangotri stamp printed on top of it) -- it does not close on this page and continues onto page१८२; no new BPHS root verse resumes after it on this page, and no chapter-closing colophon appears anywhere on this page, so Chapter 33 continues. One numeric detail in the gloss is disclosed rather than silently reconciled: band6 states "ये सात चरकारक ब्रह्माजी के द्वारा कथित हैं" ("these seven chara-karakas were declared by Brahma") even though the full list enumerated (Atma, Amatya, Bhratri, Matri, Pitri, Putra, Jnati, Stri/Dara) totals eight -- retained exactly as printed; most plausibly "seven" counts the karakas other than the Atmakaraka itself, but this is not stated explicitly in the printed gloss and is not assumed here.

  21. 33.21 सत्यापित

    BPHS 33.21

    संस्कृत

    केतुतः स्त्री पिता माता श्वश्रूः श्वशुर एव च । मातामहप्रभृतयो विचार्याः स्थिरकारकैः ॥ २१ ॥

    ketutah stri pita mata shvashruh shvashura eva cha | matamahaprabhritayo vicharyah sthirakarakaih || 21 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    From Ketu, wife, father, mother, mother-in-law, and father-in-law as well, maternal grandfather and the like -- these are to be determined by the Sthira-karakas.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    हे मैत्रेय! अब मैं स्थिर कारकों को कहता हूँ। सूर्य-शुक्र में बली पितृकारक, चन्द्र-भौम में प्रबल मातृकारक होते हैं। मंगल से बहिन, साले, छोटे भाई, तथा माता का भी विचार किया जाता है। बुध से मातृपक्षीय मातुल आदि, गुरु से पितामह, शुक्र से स्वामी, शनि से पुत्र, केतु से स्त्री, पिता, माता, सास, श्वसुर, मातामह, आदि का विचार किया जाता है। उपर्युक्त ग्रह ही स्थिर कारक होते हैं ॥ १८-२१ ॥

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १८१/181 (PDF p.213), recto page, 3085x5010. Row-darkness band detection returned 35 raw bands. Band0: page-edge artifact (excluded). Band1: folio+running head ("कारकाध्याय:" ... "१८१"). Band2: "स्थिर कारक" ("Sthira Karaka") -- an editorial section-marker; disclosed layout anomaly: it is printed ahead of bands3-10, which still close out the PRIOR (chara-karaka) topic's deferred gloss -- treated as an editorial marginal subheading and excluded from translationHi, consistent with the "अन्य कारक--" subheading on page१८०. Bands3-10: the joint Hindi gloss for verses 33.13-33.17 that was disclosed as deferred/pending when page१८० was seeded -- it appears here, closing "॥ १३-१७ ॥" in band10; this resolves that pending item (this page's seed script accordingly updates verses 33.13-33.17's translationHi from the placeholder to this now-available gloss, matching the pipeline's standing practice for a gloss that closes on a later page, e.g. page175/176/177's precedent). Bands11-17: four new root verses, 33.18 (bands11-12, closing १८), 33.19 (bands13-14, closing १९), 33.20 (bands15-16, closing २०), and 33.21 (band17, an OVERSIZED true 2-line merge, 269px, closing २१ -- resolved via direct full-resolution crop, consistent with the pipeline's established oversized-band pattern) -- these introduce the Sthira-karaka ("fixed karaka") scheme, a second, non-amsha-based significator system distinct from the chara-karaka scheme of verses 1-17: father via whichever of Sun/Venus is stronger (18); mother via whichever of Moon/Mars is stronger, with Mars additionally signifying sister, brother-in-law, and younger brother (19); maternal uncle etc. via Mercury, grandfather via Jupiter, husband via Venus, son via Saturn (20); and wife, father, mother, mother-in-law, father-in-law, maternal grandfather etc. via Ketu (21). Bands18-23: a joint Hindi gloss for verses 33.18-33.21, closing "॥ १८-२१ ॥". Band24 onward: a "विमर्श:--" (discursive excursus) begins -- it explicitly quotes Maharshi Jaimini's own Jaimini Sutras ("आत्माधिकः कलादिभिर्नभोगः समानामंशानां वा" and seven further sutras, one per relation: minister, brother, mother, father, son, kinsman, spouse) and compares/contrasts Jaimini's eight-sutra treatment against Parashar's own 15.5-verse treatment (chara-karakas) and further against the sthira-karaka verses just given, per the copyright-safety rule this विमर्श -- discursive commentary that quotes and compares against another named text -- is EXCLUDED from translationHi (context-only) and none of it is transcribed as BPHS content. The विमर्श runs uninterrupted to the very end of the page (band34, whose text is partly overlapped/garbled by the eGangotri stamp printed on top of it) -- it does not close on this page and continues onto page१८२; no new BPHS root verse resumes after it on this page, and no chapter-closing colophon appears anywhere on this page, so Chapter 33 continues. One numeric detail in the gloss is disclosed rather than silently reconciled: band6 states "ये सात चरकारक ब्रह्माजी के द्वारा कथित हैं" ("these seven chara-karakas were declared by Brahma") even though the full list enumerated (Atma, Amatya, Bhratri, Matri, Pitri, Putra, Jnati, Stri/Dara) totals eight -- retained exactly as printed; most plausibly "seven" counts the karakas other than the Atmakaraka itself, but this is not stated explicitly in the printed gloss and is not assumed here.

  22. 33.22 सत्यापित

    BPHS 33.22

    संस्कृत

    कारकानथ ते वच्मि ग्रहभावानुसारतः । सूर्यतः पुण्यभे तातो विधोमाता तुरीयके ॥ २२ ॥

    karakanatha te vachmi grahabhavanusaratah | suryatah punyabhe tato vidhomata turiyake || 22 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Now I declare to you the karakas according to graha and bhava: from the Sun in the 9th (punya-bhava), the father; from the Moon [vidhoh] the mother, in the 4th (turiya).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    हे मुने ! अब मैं कारकग्रह तथा भाव के अनुसार कारकों को बतलाता हूँ। सूर्य से नवम पितृकारक, चन्द्रमा से चतुर्थ मातृकारक, बुध से षष्ठ मातुलकारक, गुरु से पञ्चम पुत्रकारक, शुक्र से सप्तम स्त्रीकारक, शनि से अष्टम पिता की मृत्यु (कारक) समझकर फलादेश करना चाहिए ॥ २२—२४ ॥

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १८२/182 (PDF p.214), verso page, 3929x5012. This page opens mid-विमर्श: (the discursive excursus, quoting Jaimini's own sutras and comparing three karaka-schemes, that began on page१८१/181 and was disclosed there as continuing without closing) -- the विमर्श runs for several more bands at the top of this page and is EXCLUDED from translationHi per the copyright-safety rule (discursive commentary quoting/comparing another named text is context-only); none of it is transcribed as BPHS content. It closes and a new root verse resumes with 33.22, introducing a THIRD karaka scheme distinct from both the chara-karaka (verses1-17) and sthira-karaka (verses18-21) schemes already given: here Parashar (addressed as 'ते'/'तुम' to Maitreya) gives a graha-bhava-based karaka assignment -- father from the Sun in the 9th (पुण्यभ, verse22), mother from the Moon in the 4th (verse22), brother from Mars in the 3rd, maternal uncle from Mercury in the 6th/'रिपु' house, son from Jupiter in the 5th, wife from Venus in the 7th (verse23), and the father's death indicated from Saturn in the 8th (verse24). Two word-level readings in verse22 are disclosed rather than silently normalized: (a) 'वच्मि' (व्+च्+मि, a fused conjunct with a genuine ि-vowel hook, confirmed via high-zoom crop and sandhi/conjunct analysis) is the archaic/Vedic first-person singular of √वच् ('I declare'), distinguished from this typeface's separate purely-decorative flourish pattern seen on other letter-endings; (b) 'विधोमाता' is retained exactly as printed and confirmed via same-line comparative glyph-matching against the unambiguous 'तातो' earlier in the same line (both showing the identical ो-matra swash+vertical-stroke pattern, ruling out an alternative 'विधामाता' reading, and a dedicated crop ruled out a repha/र् that would support the classically-expected sandhi form 'विधुर्माता' for विधोः+माता) -- the printed 'विधोमाता' does not sandhi-derive cleanly from 'विधोः+माता' by the expected उः-to-र् rule before a voiced consonant, but is retained as printed since the meaning ('mother from the Moon') is independently and strongly corroborated by the newly-found joint gloss below. Bands17-20 hold a previously-undocumented joint Hindi gloss for verses 22-24 (GLOSS_22_24 below), which closes '॥ २२-२४ ॥' and corroborates every planet-house-relation assignment in verses22-24 word for word (it does not separately mention verse23's Mars-3rd-brother clause, which is a gloss omission/condensation, not a verse-reading error). An editorial marginal subheading 'योगकारक ग्रह--' (Yoga-karaka planets) follows (band21, excluded from translationHi per the standing subheading-exclusion practice), introducing a fourth, digressive karaka-adjacent topic: verses25-30 define which planets become 'yoga-karakas' (especially auspicious combination-significators) by virtue of mutual kendra placement, own/exalted/friendly sign, and especially the 10th house, with the results varying by the native's lineage (verses25-30, joint gloss GLOSS_25_30 spanning onto page१८३/183). Verse27's line1 ('खगास्तनौ तुरीयेऽस्ते स्व मतुङ्गगता यथा') is retained exactly as printed, including the word-space between 'स्व' and 'मतुङ्गगता' as printed -- the gloss (page१८३ bands6-7) corroborates the intended sense (planets in own house or own exaltation, in lagna/4th/7th, are also yoga-karakas) without resolving the exact compound-boundary/reading of this specific phrase, so it is disclosed rather than silently reflowed. Band31 (verse29's line2, an oversized 136px band) is overlaid by an English ownership/library stamp ('C[?] Swami Atmanand Giri (Pr...', 'Digitized by eGangotri') -- per the standing oversized-band re-scan protocol this was checked for a hidden 2-line merge (ruled out: top and bottom of a tall re-crop show the same single line) and then resolved via a RAW (non-eroded, only upscaled) crop rather than the usual stroke-erosion technique, which here proved less reliable against this particular stamp's ink density; the raw crop clearly showed the stamp overlapping genuine printed Devanagari ('मैत्रेय', 'सोऽपि'), confirming the underlying verse text is intact. A further check found the region of the line before 'मैत्रेय' (roughly the first 30% of the line's width) genuinely blank on the page -- not obscured, not missing text -- so 'मैत्रेय' (a vocative address to the disciple) is retained as printed with its wide leading indentation, disclosed as a typesetting quirk of this line rather than assumed to hide lost text.

  23. 33.23 सत्यापित

    BPHS 33.23

    संस्कृत

    कुजात् तृतीयतो भ्राता मातुलः शशिजाद्रिपौ । सुरेज्यात् पञ्चमात् पुत्रः कलत्रं सप्तमे सितात् ॥ २३ ॥

    kujat tritiyato bhrata matulah shashijadripau | surejyat panchamat putrah kalatram saptame sitat || 23 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    From Mars in the 3rd, the brother; the maternal uncle from Mercury (shashija) in the 6th (ripu-bhava); the son from Jupiter (Surejya) in the 5th; the wife from Venus (Sita) in the 7th.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    हे मुने ! अब मैं कारकग्रह तथा भाव के अनुसार कारकों को बतलाता हूँ। सूर्य से नवम पितृकारक, चन्द्रमा से चतुर्थ मातृकारक, बुध से षष्ठ मातुलकारक, गुरु से पञ्चम पुत्रकारक, शुक्र से सप्तम स्त्रीकारक, शनि से अष्टम पिता की मृत्यु (कारक) समझकर फलादेश करना चाहिए ॥ २२—२४ ॥

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १८२/182 (PDF p.214), verso page, 3929x5012. This page opens mid-विमर्श: (the discursive excursus, quoting Jaimini's own sutras and comparing three karaka-schemes, that began on page१८१/181 and was disclosed there as continuing without closing) -- the विमर्श runs for several more bands at the top of this page and is EXCLUDED from translationHi per the copyright-safety rule (discursive commentary quoting/comparing another named text is context-only); none of it is transcribed as BPHS content. It closes and a new root verse resumes with 33.22, introducing a THIRD karaka scheme distinct from both the chara-karaka (verses1-17) and sthira-karaka (verses18-21) schemes already given: here Parashar (addressed as 'ते'/'तुम' to Maitreya) gives a graha-bhava-based karaka assignment -- father from the Sun in the 9th (पुण्यभ, verse22), mother from the Moon in the 4th (verse22), brother from Mars in the 3rd, maternal uncle from Mercury in the 6th/'रिपु' house, son from Jupiter in the 5th, wife from Venus in the 7th (verse23), and the father's death indicated from Saturn in the 8th (verse24). Two word-level readings in verse22 are disclosed rather than silently normalized: (a) 'वच्मि' (व्+च्+मि, a fused conjunct with a genuine ि-vowel hook, confirmed via high-zoom crop and sandhi/conjunct analysis) is the archaic/Vedic first-person singular of √वच् ('I declare'), distinguished from this typeface's separate purely-decorative flourish pattern seen on other letter-endings; (b) 'विधोमाता' is retained exactly as printed and confirmed via same-line comparative glyph-matching against the unambiguous 'तातो' earlier in the same line (both showing the identical ो-matra swash+vertical-stroke pattern, ruling out an alternative 'विधामाता' reading, and a dedicated crop ruled out a repha/र् that would support the classically-expected sandhi form 'विधुर्माता' for विधोः+माता) -- the printed 'विधोमाता' does not sandhi-derive cleanly from 'विधोः+माता' by the expected उः-to-र् rule before a voiced consonant, but is retained as printed since the meaning ('mother from the Moon') is independently and strongly corroborated by the newly-found joint gloss below. Bands17-20 hold a previously-undocumented joint Hindi gloss for verses 22-24 (GLOSS_22_24 below), which closes '॥ २२-२४ ॥' and corroborates every planet-house-relation assignment in verses22-24 word for word (it does not separately mention verse23's Mars-3rd-brother clause, which is a gloss omission/condensation, not a verse-reading error). An editorial marginal subheading 'योगकारक ग्रह--' (Yoga-karaka planets) follows (band21, excluded from translationHi per the standing subheading-exclusion practice), introducing a fourth, digressive karaka-adjacent topic: verses25-30 define which planets become 'yoga-karakas' (especially auspicious combination-significators) by virtue of mutual kendra placement, own/exalted/friendly sign, and especially the 10th house, with the results varying by the native's lineage (verses25-30, joint gloss GLOSS_25_30 spanning onto page१८३/183). Verse27's line1 ('खगास्तनौ तुरीयेऽस्ते स्व मतुङ्गगता यथा') is retained exactly as printed, including the word-space between 'स्व' and 'मतुङ्गगता' as printed -- the gloss (page१८३ bands6-7) corroborates the intended sense (planets in own house or own exaltation, in lagna/4th/7th, are also yoga-karakas) without resolving the exact compound-boundary/reading of this specific phrase, so it is disclosed rather than silently reflowed. Band31 (verse29's line2, an oversized 136px band) is overlaid by an English ownership/library stamp ('C[?] Swami Atmanand Giri (Pr...', 'Digitized by eGangotri') -- per the standing oversized-band re-scan protocol this was checked for a hidden 2-line merge (ruled out: top and bottom of a tall re-crop show the same single line) and then resolved via a RAW (non-eroded, only upscaled) crop rather than the usual stroke-erosion technique, which here proved less reliable against this particular stamp's ink density; the raw crop clearly showed the stamp overlapping genuine printed Devanagari ('मैत्रेय', 'सोऽपि'), confirming the underlying verse text is intact. A further check found the region of the line before 'मैत्रेय' (roughly the first 30% of the line's width) genuinely blank on the page -- not obscured, not missing text -- so 'मैत्रेय' (a vocative address to the disciple) is retained as printed with its wide leading indentation, disclosed as a typesetting quirk of this line rather than assumed to hide lost text.

  24. 33.24 सत्यापित

    BPHS 33.24

    संस्कृत

    मन्दादष्टमतो मृत्युस्तातादीनां विचिन्त्यते । इत्थं विचिन्त्य गणकैर्वाच्यं तत्तत्फलं मुने ! ॥ २४ ॥

    mandadashtamato mrityustatadinam vichintyate | ittham vichintya ganakairvachyam tattatphalam mune ! || 24 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    From Saturn (Manda) in the 8th, the death of the father and others is to be considered. Having thus considered, O sage, the respective results are to be declared by astrologers.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    हे मुने ! अब मैं कारकग्रह तथा भाव के अनुसार कारकों को बतलाता हूँ। सूर्य से नवम पितृकारक, चन्द्रमा से चतुर्थ मातृकारक, बुध से षष्ठ मातुलकारक, गुरु से पञ्चम पुत्रकारक, शुक्र से सप्तम स्त्रीकारक, शनि से अष्टम पिता की मृत्यु (कारक) समझकर फलादेश करना चाहिए ॥ २२—२४ ॥

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १८२/182 (PDF p.214), verso page, 3929x5012. This page opens mid-विमर्श: (the discursive excursus, quoting Jaimini's own sutras and comparing three karaka-schemes, that began on page१८१/181 and was disclosed there as continuing without closing) -- the विमर्श runs for several more bands at the top of this page and is EXCLUDED from translationHi per the copyright-safety rule (discursive commentary quoting/comparing another named text is context-only); none of it is transcribed as BPHS content. It closes and a new root verse resumes with 33.22, introducing a THIRD karaka scheme distinct from both the chara-karaka (verses1-17) and sthira-karaka (verses18-21) schemes already given: here Parashar (addressed as 'ते'/'तुम' to Maitreya) gives a graha-bhava-based karaka assignment -- father from the Sun in the 9th (पुण्यभ, verse22), mother from the Moon in the 4th (verse22), brother from Mars in the 3rd, maternal uncle from Mercury in the 6th/'रिपु' house, son from Jupiter in the 5th, wife from Venus in the 7th (verse23), and the father's death indicated from Saturn in the 8th (verse24). Two word-level readings in verse22 are disclosed rather than silently normalized: (a) 'वच्मि' (व्+च्+मि, a fused conjunct with a genuine ि-vowel hook, confirmed via high-zoom crop and sandhi/conjunct analysis) is the archaic/Vedic first-person singular of √वच् ('I declare'), distinguished from this typeface's separate purely-decorative flourish pattern seen on other letter-endings; (b) 'विधोमाता' is retained exactly as printed and confirmed via same-line comparative glyph-matching against the unambiguous 'तातो' earlier in the same line (both showing the identical ो-matra swash+vertical-stroke pattern, ruling out an alternative 'विधामाता' reading, and a dedicated crop ruled out a repha/र् that would support the classically-expected sandhi form 'विधुर्माता' for विधोः+माता) -- the printed 'विधोमाता' does not sandhi-derive cleanly from 'विधोः+माता' by the expected उः-to-र् rule before a voiced consonant, but is retained as printed since the meaning ('mother from the Moon') is independently and strongly corroborated by the newly-found joint gloss below. Bands17-20 hold a previously-undocumented joint Hindi gloss for verses 22-24 (GLOSS_22_24 below), which closes '॥ २२-२४ ॥' and corroborates every planet-house-relation assignment in verses22-24 word for word (it does not separately mention verse23's Mars-3rd-brother clause, which is a gloss omission/condensation, not a verse-reading error). An editorial marginal subheading 'योगकारक ग्रह--' (Yoga-karaka planets) follows (band21, excluded from translationHi per the standing subheading-exclusion practice), introducing a fourth, digressive karaka-adjacent topic: verses25-30 define which planets become 'yoga-karakas' (especially auspicious combination-significators) by virtue of mutual kendra placement, own/exalted/friendly sign, and especially the 10th house, with the results varying by the native's lineage (verses25-30, joint gloss GLOSS_25_30 spanning onto page१८३/183). Verse27's line1 ('खगास्तनौ तुरीयेऽस्ते स्व मतुङ्गगता यथा') is retained exactly as printed, including the word-space between 'स्व' and 'मतुङ्गगता' as printed -- the gloss (page१८३ bands6-7) corroborates the intended sense (planets in own house or own exaltation, in lagna/4th/7th, are also yoga-karakas) without resolving the exact compound-boundary/reading of this specific phrase, so it is disclosed rather than silently reflowed. Band31 (verse29's line2, an oversized 136px band) is overlaid by an English ownership/library stamp ('C[?] Swami Atmanand Giri (Pr...', 'Digitized by eGangotri') -- per the standing oversized-band re-scan protocol this was checked for a hidden 2-line merge (ruled out: top and bottom of a tall re-crop show the same single line) and then resolved via a RAW (non-eroded, only upscaled) crop rather than the usual stroke-erosion technique, which here proved less reliable against this particular stamp's ink density; the raw crop clearly showed the stamp overlapping genuine printed Devanagari ('मैत्रेय', 'सोऽपि'), confirming the underlying verse text is intact. A further check found the region of the line before 'मैत्रेय' (roughly the first 30% of the line's width) genuinely blank on the page -- not obscured, not missing text -- so 'मैत्रेय' (a vocative address to the disciple) is retained as printed with its wide leading indentation, disclosed as a typesetting quirk of this line rather than assumed to hide lost text.

  25. 33.25 सत्यापित

    BPHS 33.25

    संस्कृत

    अधुना सम्प्रवक्ष्यामि योगानां कारकान् ग्रहान् । जातकस्य तु जन्माङ्गे जायन्ते ये स्थितेर्वशात् ॥ २५ ॥

    adhuna sampravakshyami yoganam karakan grahan | jatakasya tu janmange jayante ye sthitervashat || 25 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Now I shall declare the karaka-planets of yogas, which arise in the native's birth-chart by virtue of their placement.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    अब मैं योगकारक ग्रहों, जो जातक की कुण्डली में स्थितिवश होते हैं, को बतलाता हूँ। ग्रह यदि अपने भवन, उच्च, मित्रक्षेत्र, में होते हुए परस्पर केन्द्रगत हों तो योगकारक (विशेष शुभफलद) होते हैं। दशमस्थ होने पर विशेषतः योगकारक होते हैं। स्वभवन, स्वोच्च में स्थित ग्रह लग्न, चतुर्थ, सप्तमस्थ होने पर भी योगकारक होते हैं किन्तु दशमस्थ होने पर विशेष रूप से योगकारक कहे गए हैं। इसी तरह लग्न से केन्द्रेतर भवन में अपने-अपने उच्चादिगत ग्रह परस्पर केन्द्र में हो, अर्थात् उच्चादिगत ग्रह किसी भावगत होते हुए परस्पर अपने से (१।४।७।१०) में हो तो भी योगकारक होते हैं। ऐसे योगों में उत्पन्न जातक यदि नीच वंशज होवे तो राजतुल्य धन तथा सौख्यसम्पन्न होता है और राजवंशीय जातक तो निश्चयतः राजा होता है। इस प्रकार वंशानुसार कारकों से फलादेश करना चाहिए ॥ २५-३० ॥

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १८२/182 (PDF p.214), verso page, 3929x5012. This page opens mid-विमर्श: (the discursive excursus, quoting Jaimini's own sutras and comparing three karaka-schemes, that began on page१८१/181 and was disclosed there as continuing without closing) -- the विमर्श runs for several more bands at the top of this page and is EXCLUDED from translationHi per the copyright-safety rule (discursive commentary quoting/comparing another named text is context-only); none of it is transcribed as BPHS content. It closes and a new root verse resumes with 33.22, introducing a THIRD karaka scheme distinct from both the chara-karaka (verses1-17) and sthira-karaka (verses18-21) schemes already given: here Parashar (addressed as 'ते'/'तुम' to Maitreya) gives a graha-bhava-based karaka assignment -- father from the Sun in the 9th (पुण्यभ, verse22), mother from the Moon in the 4th (verse22), brother from Mars in the 3rd, maternal uncle from Mercury in the 6th/'रिपु' house, son from Jupiter in the 5th, wife from Venus in the 7th (verse23), and the father's death indicated from Saturn in the 8th (verse24). Two word-level readings in verse22 are disclosed rather than silently normalized: (a) 'वच्मि' (व्+च्+मि, a fused conjunct with a genuine ि-vowel hook, confirmed via high-zoom crop and sandhi/conjunct analysis) is the archaic/Vedic first-person singular of √वच् ('I declare'), distinguished from this typeface's separate purely-decorative flourish pattern seen on other letter-endings; (b) 'विधोमाता' is retained exactly as printed and confirmed via same-line comparative glyph-matching against the unambiguous 'तातो' earlier in the same line (both showing the identical ो-matra swash+vertical-stroke pattern, ruling out an alternative 'विधामाता' reading, and a dedicated crop ruled out a repha/र् that would support the classically-expected sandhi form 'विधुर्माता' for विधोः+माता) -- the printed 'विधोमाता' does not sandhi-derive cleanly from 'विधोः+माता' by the expected उः-to-र् rule before a voiced consonant, but is retained as printed since the meaning ('mother from the Moon') is independently and strongly corroborated by the newly-found joint gloss below. Bands17-20 hold a previously-undocumented joint Hindi gloss for verses 22-24 (GLOSS_22_24 below), which closes '॥ २२-२४ ॥' and corroborates every planet-house-relation assignment in verses22-24 word for word (it does not separately mention verse23's Mars-3rd-brother clause, which is a gloss omission/condensation, not a verse-reading error). An editorial marginal subheading 'योगकारक ग्रह--' (Yoga-karaka planets) follows (band21, excluded from translationHi per the standing subheading-exclusion practice), introducing a fourth, digressive karaka-adjacent topic: verses25-30 define which planets become 'yoga-karakas' (especially auspicious combination-significators) by virtue of mutual kendra placement, own/exalted/friendly sign, and especially the 10th house, with the results varying by the native's lineage (verses25-30, joint gloss GLOSS_25_30 spanning onto page१८३/183). Verse27's line1 ('खगास्तनौ तुरीयेऽस्ते स्व मतुङ्गगता यथा') is retained exactly as printed, including the word-space between 'स्व' and 'मतुङ्गगता' as printed -- the gloss (page१८३ bands6-7) corroborates the intended sense (planets in own house or own exaltation, in lagna/4th/7th, are also yoga-karakas) without resolving the exact compound-boundary/reading of this specific phrase, so it is disclosed rather than silently reflowed. Band31 (verse29's line2, an oversized 136px band) is overlaid by an English ownership/library stamp ('C[?] Swami Atmanand Giri (Pr...', 'Digitized by eGangotri') -- per the standing oversized-band re-scan protocol this was checked for a hidden 2-line merge (ruled out: top and bottom of a tall re-crop show the same single line) and then resolved via a RAW (non-eroded, only upscaled) crop rather than the usual stroke-erosion technique, which here proved less reliable against this particular stamp's ink density; the raw crop clearly showed the stamp overlapping genuine printed Devanagari ('मैत्रेय', 'सोऽपि'), confirming the underlying verse text is intact. A further check found the region of the line before 'मैत्रेय' (roughly the first 30% of the line's width) genuinely blank on the page -- not obscured, not missing text -- so 'मैत्रेय' (a vocative address to the disciple) is retained as printed with its wide leading indentation, disclosed as a typesetting quirk of this line rather than assumed to hide lost text.

  26. 33.26 सत्यापित

    BPHS 33.26

    संस्कृत

    स्वक्षे तुङ्गे च मित्रक्षेऽन्योन्यं केन्द्रगता ग्रहाः । भवेयुः कारकास्तत्र क्रमेणस्तु विशेषतः ॥ २६ ॥

    svakshe tunge cha mitrakshe.anyonyam kendragata grahah | bhaveyuh karakastatra kramenastu visheshatah || 26 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Planets mutually placed in kendras while in their own sign, exaltation, or a friendly sign become karakas [yoga-karakas] there, respectively, especially.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    अब मैं योगकारक ग्रहों, जो जातक की कुण्डली में स्थितिवश होते हैं, को बतलाता हूँ। ग्रह यदि अपने भवन, उच्च, मित्रक्षेत्र, में होते हुए परस्पर केन्द्रगत हों तो योगकारक (विशेष शुभफलद) होते हैं। दशमस्थ होने पर विशेषतः योगकारक होते हैं। स्वभवन, स्वोच्च में स्थित ग्रह लग्न, चतुर्थ, सप्तमस्थ होने पर भी योगकारक होते हैं किन्तु दशमस्थ होने पर विशेष रूप से योगकारक कहे गए हैं। इसी तरह लग्न से केन्द्रेतर भवन में अपने-अपने उच्चादिगत ग्रह परस्पर केन्द्र में हो, अर्थात् उच्चादिगत ग्रह किसी भावगत होते हुए परस्पर अपने से (१।४।७।१०) में हो तो भी योगकारक होते हैं। ऐसे योगों में उत्पन्न जातक यदि नीच वंशज होवे तो राजतुल्य धन तथा सौख्यसम्पन्न होता है और राजवंशीय जातक तो निश्चयतः राजा होता है। इस प्रकार वंशानुसार कारकों से फलादेश करना चाहिए ॥ २५-३० ॥

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १८२/182 (PDF p.214), verso page, 3929x5012. This page opens mid-विमर्श: (the discursive excursus, quoting Jaimini's own sutras and comparing three karaka-schemes, that began on page१८१/181 and was disclosed there as continuing without closing) -- the विमर्श runs for several more bands at the top of this page and is EXCLUDED from translationHi per the copyright-safety rule (discursive commentary quoting/comparing another named text is context-only); none of it is transcribed as BPHS content. It closes and a new root verse resumes with 33.22, introducing a THIRD karaka scheme distinct from both the chara-karaka (verses1-17) and sthira-karaka (verses18-21) schemes already given: here Parashar (addressed as 'ते'/'तुम' to Maitreya) gives a graha-bhava-based karaka assignment -- father from the Sun in the 9th (पुण्यभ, verse22), mother from the Moon in the 4th (verse22), brother from Mars in the 3rd, maternal uncle from Mercury in the 6th/'रिपु' house, son from Jupiter in the 5th, wife from Venus in the 7th (verse23), and the father's death indicated from Saturn in the 8th (verse24). Two word-level readings in verse22 are disclosed rather than silently normalized: (a) 'वच्मि' (व्+च्+मि, a fused conjunct with a genuine ि-vowel hook, confirmed via high-zoom crop and sandhi/conjunct analysis) is the archaic/Vedic first-person singular of √वच् ('I declare'), distinguished from this typeface's separate purely-decorative flourish pattern seen on other letter-endings; (b) 'विधोमाता' is retained exactly as printed and confirmed via same-line comparative glyph-matching against the unambiguous 'तातो' earlier in the same line (both showing the identical ो-matra swash+vertical-stroke pattern, ruling out an alternative 'विधामाता' reading, and a dedicated crop ruled out a repha/र् that would support the classically-expected sandhi form 'विधुर्माता' for विधोः+माता) -- the printed 'विधोमाता' does not sandhi-derive cleanly from 'विधोः+माता' by the expected उः-to-र् rule before a voiced consonant, but is retained as printed since the meaning ('mother from the Moon') is independently and strongly corroborated by the newly-found joint gloss below. Bands17-20 hold a previously-undocumented joint Hindi gloss for verses 22-24 (GLOSS_22_24 below), which closes '॥ २२-२४ ॥' and corroborates every planet-house-relation assignment in verses22-24 word for word (it does not separately mention verse23's Mars-3rd-brother clause, which is a gloss omission/condensation, not a verse-reading error). An editorial marginal subheading 'योगकारक ग्रह--' (Yoga-karaka planets) follows (band21, excluded from translationHi per the standing subheading-exclusion practice), introducing a fourth, digressive karaka-adjacent topic: verses25-30 define which planets become 'yoga-karakas' (especially auspicious combination-significators) by virtue of mutual kendra placement, own/exalted/friendly sign, and especially the 10th house, with the results varying by the native's lineage (verses25-30, joint gloss GLOSS_25_30 spanning onto page१८३/183). Verse27's line1 ('खगास्तनौ तुरीयेऽस्ते स्व मतुङ्गगता यथा') is retained exactly as printed, including the word-space between 'स्व' and 'मतुङ्गगता' as printed -- the gloss (page१८३ bands6-7) corroborates the intended sense (planets in own house or own exaltation, in lagna/4th/7th, are also yoga-karakas) without resolving the exact compound-boundary/reading of this specific phrase, so it is disclosed rather than silently reflowed. Band31 (verse29's line2, an oversized 136px band) is overlaid by an English ownership/library stamp ('C[?] Swami Atmanand Giri (Pr...', 'Digitized by eGangotri') -- per the standing oversized-band re-scan protocol this was checked for a hidden 2-line merge (ruled out: top and bottom of a tall re-crop show the same single line) and then resolved via a RAW (non-eroded, only upscaled) crop rather than the usual stroke-erosion technique, which here proved less reliable against this particular stamp's ink density; the raw crop clearly showed the stamp overlapping genuine printed Devanagari ('मैत्रेय', 'सोऽपि'), confirming the underlying verse text is intact. A further check found the region of the line before 'मैत्रेय' (roughly the first 30% of the line's width) genuinely blank on the page -- not obscured, not missing text -- so 'मैत्रेय' (a vocative address to the disciple) is retained as printed with its wide leading indentation, disclosed as a typesetting quirk of this line rather than assumed to hide lost text.

  27. 33.27 सत्यापित

    BPHS 33.27

    संस्कृत

    खगास्तनौ तुरीयेऽस्ते स्व मतुङ्गगता यथा । स्युर्योगकारकास्ते तु विशेषात् कर्मभावगाः ॥ २७ ॥

    khagastanau turiye.aste sva matunggata yatha | syuryogakarakaste tu visheshat karmabhavagah || 27 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Planets in the lagna, 4th, or 7th, situated in their own [sign] or exaltation, likewise become yoga-karakas, but especially so when placed in the 10th (karma-bhava).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    अब मैं योगकारक ग्रहों, जो जातक की कुण्डली में स्थितिवश होते हैं, को बतलाता हूँ। ग्रह यदि अपने भवन, उच्च, मित्रक्षेत्र, में होते हुए परस्पर केन्द्रगत हों तो योगकारक (विशेष शुभफलद) होते हैं। दशमस्थ होने पर विशेषतः योगकारक होते हैं। स्वभवन, स्वोच्च में स्थित ग्रह लग्न, चतुर्थ, सप्तमस्थ होने पर भी योगकारक होते हैं किन्तु दशमस्थ होने पर विशेष रूप से योगकारक कहे गए हैं। इसी तरह लग्न से केन्द्रेतर भवन में अपने-अपने उच्चादिगत ग्रह परस्पर केन्द्र में हो, अर्थात् उच्चादिगत ग्रह किसी भावगत होते हुए परस्पर अपने से (१।४।७।१०) में हो तो भी योगकारक होते हैं। ऐसे योगों में उत्पन्न जातक यदि नीच वंशज होवे तो राजतुल्य धन तथा सौख्यसम्पन्न होता है और राजवंशीय जातक तो निश्चयतः राजा होता है। इस प्रकार वंशानुसार कारकों से फलादेश करना चाहिए ॥ २५-३० ॥

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १८२/182 (PDF p.214), verso page, 3929x5012. This page opens mid-विमर्श: (the discursive excursus, quoting Jaimini's own sutras and comparing three karaka-schemes, that began on page१८१/181 and was disclosed there as continuing without closing) -- the विमर्श runs for several more bands at the top of this page and is EXCLUDED from translationHi per the copyright-safety rule (discursive commentary quoting/comparing another named text is context-only); none of it is transcribed as BPHS content. It closes and a new root verse resumes with 33.22, introducing a THIRD karaka scheme distinct from both the chara-karaka (verses1-17) and sthira-karaka (verses18-21) schemes already given: here Parashar (addressed as 'ते'/'तुम' to Maitreya) gives a graha-bhava-based karaka assignment -- father from the Sun in the 9th (पुण्यभ, verse22), mother from the Moon in the 4th (verse22), brother from Mars in the 3rd, maternal uncle from Mercury in the 6th/'रिपु' house, son from Jupiter in the 5th, wife from Venus in the 7th (verse23), and the father's death indicated from Saturn in the 8th (verse24). Two word-level readings in verse22 are disclosed rather than silently normalized: (a) 'वच्मि' (व्+च्+मि, a fused conjunct with a genuine ि-vowel hook, confirmed via high-zoom crop and sandhi/conjunct analysis) is the archaic/Vedic first-person singular of √वच् ('I declare'), distinguished from this typeface's separate purely-decorative flourish pattern seen on other letter-endings; (b) 'विधोमाता' is retained exactly as printed and confirmed via same-line comparative glyph-matching against the unambiguous 'तातो' earlier in the same line (both showing the identical ो-matra swash+vertical-stroke pattern, ruling out an alternative 'विधामाता' reading, and a dedicated crop ruled out a repha/र् that would support the classically-expected sandhi form 'विधुर्माता' for विधोः+माता) -- the printed 'विधोमाता' does not sandhi-derive cleanly from 'विधोः+माता' by the expected उः-to-र् rule before a voiced consonant, but is retained as printed since the meaning ('mother from the Moon') is independently and strongly corroborated by the newly-found joint gloss below. Bands17-20 hold a previously-undocumented joint Hindi gloss for verses 22-24 (GLOSS_22_24 below), which closes '॥ २२-२४ ॥' and corroborates every planet-house-relation assignment in verses22-24 word for word (it does not separately mention verse23's Mars-3rd-brother clause, which is a gloss omission/condensation, not a verse-reading error). An editorial marginal subheading 'योगकारक ग्रह--' (Yoga-karaka planets) follows (band21, excluded from translationHi per the standing subheading-exclusion practice), introducing a fourth, digressive karaka-adjacent topic: verses25-30 define which planets become 'yoga-karakas' (especially auspicious combination-significators) by virtue of mutual kendra placement, own/exalted/friendly sign, and especially the 10th house, with the results varying by the native's lineage (verses25-30, joint gloss GLOSS_25_30 spanning onto page१८३/183). Verse27's line1 ('खगास्तनौ तुरीयेऽस्ते स्व मतुङ्गगता यथा') is retained exactly as printed, including the word-space between 'स्व' and 'मतुङ्गगता' as printed -- the gloss (page१८३ bands6-7) corroborates the intended sense (planets in own house or own exaltation, in lagna/4th/7th, are also yoga-karakas) without resolving the exact compound-boundary/reading of this specific phrase, so it is disclosed rather than silently reflowed. Band31 (verse29's line2, an oversized 136px band) is overlaid by an English ownership/library stamp ('C[?] Swami Atmanand Giri (Pr...', 'Digitized by eGangotri') -- per the standing oversized-band re-scan protocol this was checked for a hidden 2-line merge (ruled out: top and bottom of a tall re-crop show the same single line) and then resolved via a RAW (non-eroded, only upscaled) crop rather than the usual stroke-erosion technique, which here proved less reliable against this particular stamp's ink density; the raw crop clearly showed the stamp overlapping genuine printed Devanagari ('मैत्रेय', 'सोऽपि'), confirming the underlying verse text is intact. A further check found the region of the line before 'मैत्रेय' (roughly the first 30% of the line's width) genuinely blank on the page -- not obscured, not missing text -- so 'मैत्रेय' (a vocative address to the disciple) is retained as printed with its wide leading indentation, disclosed as a typesetting quirk of this line rather than assumed to hide lost text.

  28. 33.28 सत्यापित

    BPHS 33.28

    संस्कृत

    स्वमित्रोच्चक्षगो हेतुर्मिथश्चेत्केन्द्रसंस्थितः । लग्नात् केन्द्रेतरे गेहे सोऽपि कारक ईरितः ॥ २८ ॥

    svamitrochchakshago heturmithashchetkendrasansthitah | lagnat kendretare gehe so.api karaka iritah || 28 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    A planet situated in its own, a friend's, or the exalted sign, if mutually placed in a kendra, [is a yoga-karaka]; even one in a house other than a kendra from the lagna is declared to be a karaka.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    अब मैं योगकारक ग्रहों, जो जातक की कुण्डली में स्थितिवश होते हैं, को बतलाता हूँ। ग्रह यदि अपने भवन, उच्च, मित्रक्षेत्र, में होते हुए परस्पर केन्द्रगत हों तो योगकारक (विशेष शुभफलद) होते हैं। दशमस्थ होने पर विशेषतः योगकारक होते हैं। स्वभवन, स्वोच्च में स्थित ग्रह लग्न, चतुर्थ, सप्तमस्थ होने पर भी योगकारक होते हैं किन्तु दशमस्थ होने पर विशेष रूप से योगकारक कहे गए हैं। इसी तरह लग्न से केन्द्रेतर भवन में अपने-अपने उच्चादिगत ग्रह परस्पर केन्द्र में हो, अर्थात् उच्चादिगत ग्रह किसी भावगत होते हुए परस्पर अपने से (१।४।७।१०) में हो तो भी योगकारक होते हैं। ऐसे योगों में उत्पन्न जातक यदि नीच वंशज होवे तो राजतुल्य धन तथा सौख्यसम्पन्न होता है और राजवंशीय जातक तो निश्चयतः राजा होता है। इस प्रकार वंशानुसार कारकों से फलादेश करना चाहिए ॥ २५-३० ॥

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १८२/182 (PDF p.214), verso page, 3929x5012. This page opens mid-विमर्श: (the discursive excursus, quoting Jaimini's own sutras and comparing three karaka-schemes, that began on page१८१/181 and was disclosed there as continuing without closing) -- the विमर्श runs for several more bands at the top of this page and is EXCLUDED from translationHi per the copyright-safety rule (discursive commentary quoting/comparing another named text is context-only); none of it is transcribed as BPHS content. It closes and a new root verse resumes with 33.22, introducing a THIRD karaka scheme distinct from both the chara-karaka (verses1-17) and sthira-karaka (verses18-21) schemes already given: here Parashar (addressed as 'ते'/'तुम' to Maitreya) gives a graha-bhava-based karaka assignment -- father from the Sun in the 9th (पुण्यभ, verse22), mother from the Moon in the 4th (verse22), brother from Mars in the 3rd, maternal uncle from Mercury in the 6th/'रिपु' house, son from Jupiter in the 5th, wife from Venus in the 7th (verse23), and the father's death indicated from Saturn in the 8th (verse24). Two word-level readings in verse22 are disclosed rather than silently normalized: (a) 'वच्मि' (व्+च्+मि, a fused conjunct with a genuine ि-vowel hook, confirmed via high-zoom crop and sandhi/conjunct analysis) is the archaic/Vedic first-person singular of √वच् ('I declare'), distinguished from this typeface's separate purely-decorative flourish pattern seen on other letter-endings; (b) 'विधोमाता' is retained exactly as printed and confirmed via same-line comparative glyph-matching against the unambiguous 'तातो' earlier in the same line (both showing the identical ो-matra swash+vertical-stroke pattern, ruling out an alternative 'विधामाता' reading, and a dedicated crop ruled out a repha/र् that would support the classically-expected sandhi form 'विधुर्माता' for विधोः+माता) -- the printed 'विधोमाता' does not sandhi-derive cleanly from 'विधोः+माता' by the expected उः-to-र् rule before a voiced consonant, but is retained as printed since the meaning ('mother from the Moon') is independently and strongly corroborated by the newly-found joint gloss below. Bands17-20 hold a previously-undocumented joint Hindi gloss for verses 22-24 (GLOSS_22_24 below), which closes '॥ २२-२४ ॥' and corroborates every planet-house-relation assignment in verses22-24 word for word (it does not separately mention verse23's Mars-3rd-brother clause, which is a gloss omission/condensation, not a verse-reading error). An editorial marginal subheading 'योगकारक ग्रह--' (Yoga-karaka planets) follows (band21, excluded from translationHi per the standing subheading-exclusion practice), introducing a fourth, digressive karaka-adjacent topic: verses25-30 define which planets become 'yoga-karakas' (especially auspicious combination-significators) by virtue of mutual kendra placement, own/exalted/friendly sign, and especially the 10th house, with the results varying by the native's lineage (verses25-30, joint gloss GLOSS_25_30 spanning onto page१८३/183). Verse27's line1 ('खगास्तनौ तुरीयेऽस्ते स्व मतुङ्गगता यथा') is retained exactly as printed, including the word-space between 'स्व' and 'मतुङ्गगता' as printed -- the gloss (page१८३ bands6-7) corroborates the intended sense (planets in own house or own exaltation, in lagna/4th/7th, are also yoga-karakas) without resolving the exact compound-boundary/reading of this specific phrase, so it is disclosed rather than silently reflowed. Band31 (verse29's line2, an oversized 136px band) is overlaid by an English ownership/library stamp ('C[?] Swami Atmanand Giri (Pr...', 'Digitized by eGangotri') -- per the standing oversized-band re-scan protocol this was checked for a hidden 2-line merge (ruled out: top and bottom of a tall re-crop show the same single line) and then resolved via a RAW (non-eroded, only upscaled) crop rather than the usual stroke-erosion technique, which here proved less reliable against this particular stamp's ink density; the raw crop clearly showed the stamp overlapping genuine printed Devanagari ('मैत्रेय', 'सोऽपि'), confirming the underlying verse text is intact. A further check found the region of the line before 'मैत्रेय' (roughly the first 30% of the line's width) genuinely blank on the page -- not obscured, not missing text -- so 'मैत्रेय' (a vocative address to the disciple) is retained as printed with its wide leading indentation, disclosed as a typesetting quirk of this line rather than assumed to hide lost text.

  29. 33.29 सत्यापित

    BPHS 33.29

    संस्कृत

    नीचवंशोद्भवो यस्तु वर्त्तमाने च कारके । मैत्रेय ! सोऽपि नृपवद् धनसौख्ययुतो भवेत् ॥ २९ ॥

    nichavanshodbhavo yastu varttamane cha karake | maitreya ! so.api nrupavad dhanasaukhyayuto bhavet || 29 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    One born of a low lineage, when the karaka is [thus] present [i.e., a yoga-karaka is operative] -- O Maitreya, even he becomes endowed with wealth and comfort like a king.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    अब मैं योगकारक ग्रहों, जो जातक की कुण्डली में स्थितिवश होते हैं, को बतलाता हूँ। ग्रह यदि अपने भवन, उच्च, मित्रक्षेत्र, में होते हुए परस्पर केन्द्रगत हों तो योगकारक (विशेष शुभफलद) होते हैं। दशमस्थ होने पर विशेषतः योगकारक होते हैं। स्वभवन, स्वोच्च में स्थित ग्रह लग्न, चतुर्थ, सप्तमस्थ होने पर भी योगकारक होते हैं किन्तु दशमस्थ होने पर विशेष रूप से योगकारक कहे गए हैं। इसी तरह लग्न से केन्द्रेतर भवन में अपने-अपने उच्चादिगत ग्रह परस्पर केन्द्र में हो, अर्थात् उच्चादिगत ग्रह किसी भावगत होते हुए परस्पर अपने से (१।४।७।१०) में हो तो भी योगकारक होते हैं। ऐसे योगों में उत्पन्न जातक यदि नीच वंशज होवे तो राजतुल्य धन तथा सौख्यसम्पन्न होता है और राजवंशीय जातक तो निश्चयतः राजा होता है। इस प्रकार वंशानुसार कारकों से फलादेश करना चाहिए ॥ २५-३० ॥

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १८२/182 (PDF p.214), verso page, 3929x5012. This page opens mid-विमर्श: (the discursive excursus, quoting Jaimini's own sutras and comparing three karaka-schemes, that began on page१८१/181 and was disclosed there as continuing without closing) -- the विमर्श runs for several more bands at the top of this page and is EXCLUDED from translationHi per the copyright-safety rule (discursive commentary quoting/comparing another named text is context-only); none of it is transcribed as BPHS content. It closes and a new root verse resumes with 33.22, introducing a THIRD karaka scheme distinct from both the chara-karaka (verses1-17) and sthira-karaka (verses18-21) schemes already given: here Parashar (addressed as 'ते'/'तुम' to Maitreya) gives a graha-bhava-based karaka assignment -- father from the Sun in the 9th (पुण्यभ, verse22), mother from the Moon in the 4th (verse22), brother from Mars in the 3rd, maternal uncle from Mercury in the 6th/'रिपु' house, son from Jupiter in the 5th, wife from Venus in the 7th (verse23), and the father's death indicated from Saturn in the 8th (verse24). Two word-level readings in verse22 are disclosed rather than silently normalized: (a) 'वच्मि' (व्+च्+मि, a fused conjunct with a genuine ि-vowel hook, confirmed via high-zoom crop and sandhi/conjunct analysis) is the archaic/Vedic first-person singular of √वच् ('I declare'), distinguished from this typeface's separate purely-decorative flourish pattern seen on other letter-endings; (b) 'विधोमाता' is retained exactly as printed and confirmed via same-line comparative glyph-matching against the unambiguous 'तातो' earlier in the same line (both showing the identical ो-matra swash+vertical-stroke pattern, ruling out an alternative 'विधामाता' reading, and a dedicated crop ruled out a repha/र् that would support the classically-expected sandhi form 'विधुर्माता' for विधोः+माता) -- the printed 'विधोमाता' does not sandhi-derive cleanly from 'विधोः+माता' by the expected उः-to-र् rule before a voiced consonant, but is retained as printed since the meaning ('mother from the Moon') is independently and strongly corroborated by the newly-found joint gloss below. Bands17-20 hold a previously-undocumented joint Hindi gloss for verses 22-24 (GLOSS_22_24 below), which closes '॥ २२-२४ ॥' and corroborates every planet-house-relation assignment in verses22-24 word for word (it does not separately mention verse23's Mars-3rd-brother clause, which is a gloss omission/condensation, not a verse-reading error). An editorial marginal subheading 'योगकारक ग्रह--' (Yoga-karaka planets) follows (band21, excluded from translationHi per the standing subheading-exclusion practice), introducing a fourth, digressive karaka-adjacent topic: verses25-30 define which planets become 'yoga-karakas' (especially auspicious combination-significators) by virtue of mutual kendra placement, own/exalted/friendly sign, and especially the 10th house, with the results varying by the native's lineage (verses25-30, joint gloss GLOSS_25_30 spanning onto page१८३/183). Verse27's line1 ('खगास्तनौ तुरीयेऽस्ते स्व मतुङ्गगता यथा') is retained exactly as printed, including the word-space between 'स्व' and 'मतुङ्गगता' as printed -- the gloss (page१८३ bands6-7) corroborates the intended sense (planets in own house or own exaltation, in lagna/4th/7th, are also yoga-karakas) without resolving the exact compound-boundary/reading of this specific phrase, so it is disclosed rather than silently reflowed. Band31 (verse29's line2, an oversized 136px band) is overlaid by an English ownership/library stamp ('C[?] Swami Atmanand Giri (Pr...', 'Digitized by eGangotri') -- per the standing oversized-band re-scan protocol this was checked for a hidden 2-line merge (ruled out: top and bottom of a tall re-crop show the same single line) and then resolved via a RAW (non-eroded, only upscaled) crop rather than the usual stroke-erosion technique, which here proved less reliable against this particular stamp's ink density; the raw crop clearly showed the stamp overlapping genuine printed Devanagari ('मैत्रेय', 'सोऽपि'), confirming the underlying verse text is intact. A further check found the region of the line before 'मैत्रेय' (roughly the first 30% of the line's width) genuinely blank on the page -- not obscured, not missing text -- so 'मैत्रेय' (a vocative address to the disciple) is retained as printed with its wide leading indentation, disclosed as a typesetting quirk of this line rather than assumed to hide lost text.

  30. 33.30 सत्यापित

    BPHS 33.30

    संस्कृत

    नृपान्वयप्रसूतस्तु 'राजा स्यान्नात्र संशयः । एवं कुलानुसारेण फलं कारकतो जदेत् ॥ ३० ॥

    nripanvayaprasutastu 'raja syannatra sanshayah | evam kulanusarena phalam karakato jadet || 30 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    But one born of a royal lineage will surely become a king -- there is no doubt of this. Thus, according to lineage, the result from the karakas is to be declared.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    अब मैं योगकारक ग्रहों, जो जातक की कुण्डली में स्थितिवश होते हैं, को बतलाता हूँ। ग्रह यदि अपने भवन, उच्च, मित्रक्षेत्र, में होते हुए परस्पर केन्द्रगत हों तो योगकारक (विशेष शुभफलद) होते हैं। दशमस्थ होने पर विशेषतः योगकारक होते हैं। स्वभवन, स्वोच्च में स्थित ग्रह लग्न, चतुर्थ, सप्तमस्थ होने पर भी योगकारक होते हैं किन्तु दशमस्थ होने पर विशेष रूप से योगकारक कहे गए हैं। इसी तरह लग्न से केन्द्रेतर भवन में अपने-अपने उच्चादिगत ग्रह परस्पर केन्द्र में हो, अर्थात् उच्चादिगत ग्रह किसी भावगत होते हुए परस्पर अपने से (१।४।७।१०) में हो तो भी योगकारक होते हैं। ऐसे योगों में उत्पन्न जातक यदि नीच वंशज होवे तो राजतुल्य धन तथा सौख्यसम्पन्न होता है और राजवंशीय जातक तो निश्चयतः राजा होता है। इस प्रकार वंशानुसार कारकों से फलादेश करना चाहिए ॥ २५-३० ॥

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १८३/183 (PDF p.215), recto page, 3137x5012. Band0 is a page-edge artifact (excluded) and band1 is the folio/running head (excluded). Bands2-3 hold verse33.30's line1-2 (closing verse29-30's yoga-karaka digression), followed by bands4-13, a joint Hindi gloss for verses25-30 (GLOSS_25_30) closing '॥ २५-३० ॥' and corroborating the yoga-karaka rules of verses25-29 in detail, including the '(१।४।७।१०)' house-number shorthand for lagna/4th/7th/10th. Verse30's line2 contains a word disclosed rather than silently corrected: what would grammatically be expected as 'वदेत्' or 'गदेत्' ('one should declare/state', a common shastra refrain) is instead printed with an initial glyph that, per direct same-page comparative glyph-matching against two confirmed nearby occurrences of 'ज' (in 'जो' and 'जातक', page१८३ band4), is unambiguously 'ज' -- the printed reading 'जदेत्' is retained exactly as confirmed, though it is not a standard Sanskrit verb form; the overall sense ('one should declare/state the result according to lineage') is unaffected and corroborated by context. Verse30's line1 also carries a small comma-like mark printed directly before 'राजा' ('नृपान्वयप्रसूतस्तु ' राजा स्यान्नात्र संशयः'); this does not read as a grammatically-motivated avagraha (which elides a following अ after ए/ओ-final sandhi, not after the उ-final 'प्रसूतस्तु' here) and is retained as printed, disclosed as a mark of uncertain typographic function (possibly a stray printer's mark) rather than silently dropped. After GLOSS_25_30 closes, bands14-15 give verse33.31's two lines (closing '॥ ३१ ॥'), opening a FIFTH karaka scheme -- bhava-karakas (house-based significators, distinct from all three graha-based schemes given earlier): the birth-lagna itself is the Atma-karaka. Bands16-17 are a single line split into two bands by a row-darkness detection artifact (band16, only 26px tall, contains merely the tops/matras of band17's own line, confirmed by a wider-context crop showing continuous text, not a distinct line of content) giving verse32's line1, and band18 gives its line2 (closing '॥ ३२ ॥'); a contested word first read as 'वृतीयके' was confirmed via high-zoom crop to be 'तृतीयके' (3rd), matching the gloss. Bands19-20 give verse33's two lines (closing '॥ ३३ ॥'). Bands21-24 hold a joint Hindi gloss for verses31-33 (GLOSS_31_33), closing '॥ ३१-३३ ॥' (its closing numerals were specifically zoom-verified against a superficially similar '३१-३२' misreading). An editorial marginal subheading 'द्वादशभाव कारक--' (band25, excluded from translationHi per the standing practice) follows, though the verse immediately after it (33.34) in fact gives karakas for houses 1 through 12 collectively rather than the 12th house specifically -- the subheading's placement relative to its content is retained as printed without interpretation. Bands26-27 give verse34's two lines (closing '॥ ३४ ॥'), listing a planet for each of the twelve bhavas in order; bands28-29 give a joint gloss for this verse (GLOSS_34, closing '॥ ३४ ॥') confirming the same twelve-planet sequence. Band30 is a further editorial marginal subheading, 'भावों का शुभवाऽशुभभाव--' ('the auspicious/inauspicious nature of the bhavas', excluded from translationHi), introducing verses35-36's topic: certain bhavas (11th/labha, 3rd, 8th/randhra, 6th/ripu, 2nd/vitta, 12th/vyaya) are declared inauspicious by astrologers, and when a bhava's own karaka-planet is conjoined with these, the destruction/weakening (नाश) of that bhava's significations is to be declared. Bands31-32 give verse35 (closing '॥ ३५ ॥') and bands33-34 give verse36 (closing '॥ ३६ ॥'); band34's printed text is directly overlaid by the page's English ownership/digitization stamp ('CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri') but the Devanagari itself is fully legible above the stamp text, not corrupted by it. No joint Hindi gloss for verses35-36 appears on this page, and no chapter-closing colophon appears -- the page ends exactstly at verse36's closing, so this pending gloss and the chapter's continuation are expected to resolve on page१८४/184, per the pipeline's established precedent for a gloss/verse that closes on a later page (e.g. page175-177, and page181's retroactive resolution of the page१८० gloss).

  31. 33.31 सत्यापित

    BPHS 33.31

    संस्कृत

    अधुना सम्प्रवक्ष्यामि विशेषं भावकारकान् । जातस्य यज्जन्मलग्नं तद्वो विद्यादात्मकारकम् ॥ ३१ ॥

    adhuna sampravakshyami vishesham bhavakarakan | jatasya yajjanmalagnam tadvo vidyadatmakarakam || 31 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Now I shall specially declare the bhava-karakas: know that the native's birth-lagna itself is the Atma-karaka.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    अब मैं भावों से कारक बतलाता हूँ। जातक ! जन्मलग्न को आत्मकारक, धनभाव को जायाकारक, एकादशभाव को अग्रज कारक, तृतीय को कनिष्ठभ्रातृकारक, पञ्चम को पुत्रकारक, सप्तम को स्त्रीकारक और पञ्चम स्थान में रहने वाले को भी कारक समझना चाहिए ॥ ३१-३३ ॥

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १८३/183 (PDF p.215), recto page, 3137x5012. Band0 is a page-edge artifact (excluded) and band1 is the folio/running head (excluded). Bands2-3 hold verse33.30's line1-2 (closing verse29-30's yoga-karaka digression), followed by bands4-13, a joint Hindi gloss for verses25-30 (GLOSS_25_30) closing '॥ २५-३० ॥' and corroborating the yoga-karaka rules of verses25-29 in detail, including the '(१।४।७।१०)' house-number shorthand for lagna/4th/7th/10th. Verse30's line2 contains a word disclosed rather than silently corrected: what would grammatically be expected as 'वदेत्' or 'गदेत्' ('one should declare/state', a common shastra refrain) is instead printed with an initial glyph that, per direct same-page comparative glyph-matching against two confirmed nearby occurrences of 'ज' (in 'जो' and 'जातक', page१८३ band4), is unambiguously 'ज' -- the printed reading 'जदेत्' is retained exactly as confirmed, though it is not a standard Sanskrit verb form; the overall sense ('one should declare/state the result according to lineage') is unaffected and corroborated by context. Verse30's line1 also carries a small comma-like mark printed directly before 'राजा' ('नृपान्वयप्रसूतस्तु ' राजा स्यान्नात्र संशयः'); this does not read as a grammatically-motivated avagraha (which elides a following अ after ए/ओ-final sandhi, not after the उ-final 'प्रसूतस्तु' here) and is retained as printed, disclosed as a mark of uncertain typographic function (possibly a stray printer's mark) rather than silently dropped. After GLOSS_25_30 closes, bands14-15 give verse33.31's two lines (closing '॥ ३१ ॥'), opening a FIFTH karaka scheme -- bhava-karakas (house-based significators, distinct from all three graha-based schemes given earlier): the birth-lagna itself is the Atma-karaka. Bands16-17 are a single line split into two bands by a row-darkness detection artifact (band16, only 26px tall, contains merely the tops/matras of band17's own line, confirmed by a wider-context crop showing continuous text, not a distinct line of content) giving verse32's line1, and band18 gives its line2 (closing '॥ ३२ ॥'); a contested word first read as 'वृतीयके' was confirmed via high-zoom crop to be 'तृतीयके' (3rd), matching the gloss. Bands19-20 give verse33's two lines (closing '॥ ३३ ॥'). Bands21-24 hold a joint Hindi gloss for verses31-33 (GLOSS_31_33), closing '॥ ३१-३३ ॥' (its closing numerals were specifically zoom-verified against a superficially similar '३१-३२' misreading). An editorial marginal subheading 'द्वादशभाव कारक--' (band25, excluded from translationHi per the standing practice) follows, though the verse immediately after it (33.34) in fact gives karakas for houses 1 through 12 collectively rather than the 12th house specifically -- the subheading's placement relative to its content is retained as printed without interpretation. Bands26-27 give verse34's two lines (closing '॥ ३४ ॥'), listing a planet for each of the twelve bhavas in order; bands28-29 give a joint gloss for this verse (GLOSS_34, closing '॥ ३४ ॥') confirming the same twelve-planet sequence. Band30 is a further editorial marginal subheading, 'भावों का शुभवाऽशुभभाव--' ('the auspicious/inauspicious nature of the bhavas', excluded from translationHi), introducing verses35-36's topic: certain bhavas (11th/labha, 3rd, 8th/randhra, 6th/ripu, 2nd/vitta, 12th/vyaya) are declared inauspicious by astrologers, and when a bhava's own karaka-planet is conjoined with these, the destruction/weakening (नाश) of that bhava's significations is to be declared. Bands31-32 give verse35 (closing '॥ ३५ ॥') and bands33-34 give verse36 (closing '॥ ३६ ॥'); band34's printed text is directly overlaid by the page's English ownership/digitization stamp ('CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri') but the Devanagari itself is fully legible above the stamp text, not corrupted by it. No joint Hindi gloss for verses35-36 appears on this page, and no chapter-closing colophon appears -- the page ends exactstly at verse36's closing, so this pending gloss and the chapter's continuation are expected to resolve on page१८४/184, per the pipeline's established precedent for a gloss/verse that closes on a later page (e.g. page175-177, and page181's retroactive resolution of the page१८० gloss).

  32. 33.32 सत्यापित

    BPHS 33.32

    संस्कृत

    धनभावं विजानीयाद् दारकारकमेव तु । एकादशे चाग्रजस्य कनिष्ठस्य तृतीयके ॥ ३२ ॥

    dhanabhavam vijaniyad darakarakameva tu | ekadashe chagrajasya kanishthasya tritiyake || 32 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Know the 2nd house (dhana-bhava) to be the Dara-karaka (wife-significator); the elder brother's [karaka] is the 11th, and the younger brother's is the 3rd.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    अब मैं भावों से कारक बतलाता हूँ। जातक ! जन्मलग्न को आत्मकारक, धनभाव को जायाकारक, एकादशभाव को अग्रज कारक, तृतीय को कनिष्ठभ्रातृकारक, पञ्चम को पुत्रकारक, सप्तम को स्त्रीकारक और पञ्चम स्थान में रहने वाले को भी कारक समझना चाहिए ॥ ३१-३३ ॥

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १८३/183 (PDF p.215), recto page, 3137x5012. Band0 is a page-edge artifact (excluded) and band1 is the folio/running head (excluded). Bands2-3 hold verse33.30's line1-2 (closing verse29-30's yoga-karaka digression), followed by bands4-13, a joint Hindi gloss for verses25-30 (GLOSS_25_30) closing '॥ २५-३० ॥' and corroborating the yoga-karaka rules of verses25-29 in detail, including the '(१।४।७।१०)' house-number shorthand for lagna/4th/7th/10th. Verse30's line2 contains a word disclosed rather than silently corrected: what would grammatically be expected as 'वदेत्' or 'गदेत्' ('one should declare/state', a common shastra refrain) is instead printed with an initial glyph that, per direct same-page comparative glyph-matching against two confirmed nearby occurrences of 'ज' (in 'जो' and 'जातक', page१८३ band4), is unambiguously 'ज' -- the printed reading 'जदेत्' is retained exactly as confirmed, though it is not a standard Sanskrit verb form; the overall sense ('one should declare/state the result according to lineage') is unaffected and corroborated by context. Verse30's line1 also carries a small comma-like mark printed directly before 'राजा' ('नृपान्वयप्रसूतस्तु ' राजा स्यान्नात्र संशयः'); this does not read as a grammatically-motivated avagraha (which elides a following अ after ए/ओ-final sandhi, not after the उ-final 'प्रसूतस्तु' here) and is retained as printed, disclosed as a mark of uncertain typographic function (possibly a stray printer's mark) rather than silently dropped. After GLOSS_25_30 closes, bands14-15 give verse33.31's two lines (closing '॥ ३१ ॥'), opening a FIFTH karaka scheme -- bhava-karakas (house-based significators, distinct from all three graha-based schemes given earlier): the birth-lagna itself is the Atma-karaka. Bands16-17 are a single line split into two bands by a row-darkness detection artifact (band16, only 26px tall, contains merely the tops/matras of band17's own line, confirmed by a wider-context crop showing continuous text, not a distinct line of content) giving verse32's line1, and band18 gives its line2 (closing '॥ ३२ ॥'); a contested word first read as 'वृतीयके' was confirmed via high-zoom crop to be 'तृतीयके' (3rd), matching the gloss. Bands19-20 give verse33's two lines (closing '॥ ३३ ॥'). Bands21-24 hold a joint Hindi gloss for verses31-33 (GLOSS_31_33), closing '॥ ३१-३३ ॥' (its closing numerals were specifically zoom-verified against a superficially similar '३१-३२' misreading). An editorial marginal subheading 'द्वादशभाव कारक--' (band25, excluded from translationHi per the standing practice) follows, though the verse immediately after it (33.34) in fact gives karakas for houses 1 through 12 collectively rather than the 12th house specifically -- the subheading's placement relative to its content is retained as printed without interpretation. Bands26-27 give verse34's two lines (closing '॥ ३४ ॥'), listing a planet for each of the twelve bhavas in order; bands28-29 give a joint gloss for this verse (GLOSS_34, closing '॥ ३४ ॥') confirming the same twelve-planet sequence. Band30 is a further editorial marginal subheading, 'भावों का शुभवाऽशुभभाव--' ('the auspicious/inauspicious nature of the bhavas', excluded from translationHi), introducing verses35-36's topic: certain bhavas (11th/labha, 3rd, 8th/randhra, 6th/ripu, 2nd/vitta, 12th/vyaya) are declared inauspicious by astrologers, and when a bhava's own karaka-planet is conjoined with these, the destruction/weakening (नाश) of that bhava's significations is to be declared. Bands31-32 give verse35 (closing '॥ ३५ ॥') and bands33-34 give verse36 (closing '॥ ३६ ॥'); band34's printed text is directly overlaid by the page's English ownership/digitization stamp ('CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri') but the Devanagari itself is fully legible above the stamp text, not corrupted by it. No joint Hindi gloss for verses35-36 appears on this page, and no chapter-closing colophon appears -- the page ends exactstly at verse36's closing, so this pending gloss and the chapter's continuation are expected to resolve on page१८४/184, per the pipeline's established precedent for a gloss/verse that closes on a later page (e.g. page175-177, and page181's retroactive resolution of the page१८० gloss).

  33. 33.33 सत्यापित

    BPHS 33.33

    संस्कृत

    सुते सुतं विजानीयाज्जायां सप्तमभावतः । सुतस्थाने तु यः खेटः सोऽपि कारक उच्यते ॥ ३३ ॥

    sute sutam vijaniyajjayam saptamabhavatah | sutasthane tu yah khetah so.api karaka uchyate || 33 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    One should know the son from the 5th house (suta-sthana), and the wife from the 7th house. Whatever planet occupies the 5th house (putra-sthana), that too is called a karaka.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    अब मैं भावों से कारक बतलाता हूँ। जातक ! जन्मलग्न को आत्मकारक, धनभाव को जायाकारक, एकादशभाव को अग्रज कारक, तृतीय को कनिष्ठभ्रातृकारक, पञ्चम को पुत्रकारक, सप्तम को स्त्रीकारक और पञ्चम स्थान में रहने वाले को भी कारक समझना चाहिए ॥ ३१-३३ ॥

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १८३/183 (PDF p.215), recto page, 3137x5012. Band0 is a page-edge artifact (excluded) and band1 is the folio/running head (excluded). Bands2-3 hold verse33.30's line1-2 (closing verse29-30's yoga-karaka digression), followed by bands4-13, a joint Hindi gloss for verses25-30 (GLOSS_25_30) closing '॥ २५-३० ॥' and corroborating the yoga-karaka rules of verses25-29 in detail, including the '(१।४।७।१०)' house-number shorthand for lagna/4th/7th/10th. Verse30's line2 contains a word disclosed rather than silently corrected: what would grammatically be expected as 'वदेत्' or 'गदेत्' ('one should declare/state', a common shastra refrain) is instead printed with an initial glyph that, per direct same-page comparative glyph-matching against two confirmed nearby occurrences of 'ज' (in 'जो' and 'जातक', page१८३ band4), is unambiguously 'ज' -- the printed reading 'जदेत्' is retained exactly as confirmed, though it is not a standard Sanskrit verb form; the overall sense ('one should declare/state the result according to lineage') is unaffected and corroborated by context. Verse30's line1 also carries a small comma-like mark printed directly before 'राजा' ('नृपान्वयप्रसूतस्तु ' राजा स्यान्नात्र संशयः'); this does not read as a grammatically-motivated avagraha (which elides a following अ after ए/ओ-final sandhi, not after the उ-final 'प्रसूतस्तु' here) and is retained as printed, disclosed as a mark of uncertain typographic function (possibly a stray printer's mark) rather than silently dropped. After GLOSS_25_30 closes, bands14-15 give verse33.31's two lines (closing '॥ ३१ ॥'), opening a FIFTH karaka scheme -- bhava-karakas (house-based significators, distinct from all three graha-based schemes given earlier): the birth-lagna itself is the Atma-karaka. Bands16-17 are a single line split into two bands by a row-darkness detection artifact (band16, only 26px tall, contains merely the tops/matras of band17's own line, confirmed by a wider-context crop showing continuous text, not a distinct line of content) giving verse32's line1, and band18 gives its line2 (closing '॥ ३२ ॥'); a contested word first read as 'वृतीयके' was confirmed via high-zoom crop to be 'तृतीयके' (3rd), matching the gloss. Bands19-20 give verse33's two lines (closing '॥ ३३ ॥'). Bands21-24 hold a joint Hindi gloss for verses31-33 (GLOSS_31_33), closing '॥ ३१-३३ ॥' (its closing numerals were specifically zoom-verified against a superficially similar '३१-३२' misreading). An editorial marginal subheading 'द्वादशभाव कारक--' (band25, excluded from translationHi per the standing practice) follows, though the verse immediately after it (33.34) in fact gives karakas for houses 1 through 12 collectively rather than the 12th house specifically -- the subheading's placement relative to its content is retained as printed without interpretation. Bands26-27 give verse34's two lines (closing '॥ ३४ ॥'), listing a planet for each of the twelve bhavas in order; bands28-29 give a joint gloss for this verse (GLOSS_34, closing '॥ ३४ ॥') confirming the same twelve-planet sequence. Band30 is a further editorial marginal subheading, 'भावों का शुभवाऽशुभभाव--' ('the auspicious/inauspicious nature of the bhavas', excluded from translationHi), introducing verses35-36's topic: certain bhavas (11th/labha, 3rd, 8th/randhra, 6th/ripu, 2nd/vitta, 12th/vyaya) are declared inauspicious by astrologers, and when a bhava's own karaka-planet is conjoined with these, the destruction/weakening (नाश) of that bhava's significations is to be declared. Bands31-32 give verse35 (closing '॥ ३५ ॥') and bands33-34 give verse36 (closing '॥ ३६ ॥'); band34's printed text is directly overlaid by the page's English ownership/digitization stamp ('CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri') but the Devanagari itself is fully legible above the stamp text, not corrupted by it. No joint Hindi gloss for verses35-36 appears on this page, and no chapter-closing colophon appears -- the page ends exactstly at verse36's closing, so this pending gloss and the chapter's continuation are expected to resolve on page१८४/184, per the pipeline's established precedent for a gloss/verse that closes on a later page (e.g. page175-177, and page181's retroactive resolution of the page१८० gloss).

  34. 33.34 सत्यापित

    BPHS 33.34

    संस्कृत

    सूर्यो गुरुः कुजः सोमो गुरुर्भौमः सितः शनिः । गुरुश्चन्द्रसुतो जीवो मन्दश्च भावकारकाः ॥ ३४ ॥

    suryo guruh kujah somo gururbhaumah sitah shanih | gurushchandrasuto jivo mandashcha bhavakarakah || 34 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Sun, Jupiter, Mars, Moon, Jupiter, Mars, Venus, Saturn, Jupiter, Mercury (Chandra-suta), Jupiter, and Saturn -- these are the bhava-karakas [for the 1st through 12th houses respectively].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    सूर्य, गुरु, मंगल, चन्द्र, गुरु, भौम, शुक्र, शनि, गुरु, बुध, गुरु, तथा शनि ये तन्वादि भावों का क्रमशः कारक हैं ॥ ३४ ॥

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १८३/183 (PDF p.215), recto page, 3137x5012. Band0 is a page-edge artifact (excluded) and band1 is the folio/running head (excluded). Bands2-3 hold verse33.30's line1-2 (closing verse29-30's yoga-karaka digression), followed by bands4-13, a joint Hindi gloss for verses25-30 (GLOSS_25_30) closing '॥ २५-३० ॥' and corroborating the yoga-karaka rules of verses25-29 in detail, including the '(१।४।७।१०)' house-number shorthand for lagna/4th/7th/10th. Verse30's line2 contains a word disclosed rather than silently corrected: what would grammatically be expected as 'वदेत्' or 'गदेत्' ('one should declare/state', a common shastra refrain) is instead printed with an initial glyph that, per direct same-page comparative glyph-matching against two confirmed nearby occurrences of 'ज' (in 'जो' and 'जातक', page१८३ band4), is unambiguously 'ज' -- the printed reading 'जदेत्' is retained exactly as confirmed, though it is not a standard Sanskrit verb form; the overall sense ('one should declare/state the result according to lineage') is unaffected and corroborated by context. Verse30's line1 also carries a small comma-like mark printed directly before 'राजा' ('नृपान्वयप्रसूतस्तु ' राजा स्यान्नात्र संशयः'); this does not read as a grammatically-motivated avagraha (which elides a following अ after ए/ओ-final sandhi, not after the उ-final 'प्रसूतस्तु' here) and is retained as printed, disclosed as a mark of uncertain typographic function (possibly a stray printer's mark) rather than silently dropped. After GLOSS_25_30 closes, bands14-15 give verse33.31's two lines (closing '॥ ३१ ॥'), opening a FIFTH karaka scheme -- bhava-karakas (house-based significators, distinct from all three graha-based schemes given earlier): the birth-lagna itself is the Atma-karaka. Bands16-17 are a single line split into two bands by a row-darkness detection artifact (band16, only 26px tall, contains merely the tops/matras of band17's own line, confirmed by a wider-context crop showing continuous text, not a distinct line of content) giving verse32's line1, and band18 gives its line2 (closing '॥ ३२ ॥'); a contested word first read as 'वृतीयके' was confirmed via high-zoom crop to be 'तृतीयके' (3rd), matching the gloss. Bands19-20 give verse33's two lines (closing '॥ ३३ ॥'). Bands21-24 hold a joint Hindi gloss for verses31-33 (GLOSS_31_33), closing '॥ ३१-३३ ॥' (its closing numerals were specifically zoom-verified against a superficially similar '३१-३२' misreading). An editorial marginal subheading 'द्वादशभाव कारक--' (band25, excluded from translationHi per the standing practice) follows, though the verse immediately after it (33.34) in fact gives karakas for houses 1 through 12 collectively rather than the 12th house specifically -- the subheading's placement relative to its content is retained as printed without interpretation. Bands26-27 give verse34's two lines (closing '॥ ३४ ॥'), listing a planet for each of the twelve bhavas in order; bands28-29 give a joint gloss for this verse (GLOSS_34, closing '॥ ३४ ॥') confirming the same twelve-planet sequence. Band30 is a further editorial marginal subheading, 'भावों का शुभवाऽशुभभाव--' ('the auspicious/inauspicious nature of the bhavas', excluded from translationHi), introducing verses35-36's topic: certain bhavas (11th/labha, 3rd, 8th/randhra, 6th/ripu, 2nd/vitta, 12th/vyaya) are declared inauspicious by astrologers, and when a bhava's own karaka-planet is conjoined with these, the destruction/weakening (नाश) of that bhava's significations is to be declared. Bands31-32 give verse35 (closing '॥ ३५ ॥') and bands33-34 give verse36 (closing '॥ ३६ ॥'); band34's printed text is directly overlaid by the page's English ownership/digitization stamp ('CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri') but the Devanagari itself is fully legible above the stamp text, not corrupted by it. No joint Hindi gloss for verses35-36 appears on this page, and no chapter-closing colophon appears -- the page ends exactstly at verse36's closing, so this pending gloss and the chapter's continuation are expected to resolve on page१८४/184, per the pipeline's established precedent for a gloss/verse that closes on a later page (e.g. page175-177, and page181's retroactive resolution of the page१८० gloss).

  35. 33.35 सत्यापित

    BPHS 33.35

    संस्कृत

    पुनस्तन्वादयो भावाः स्थाप्यास्तेषां शुभाशुभम् । लाभस्तृतीयो रन्ध्रश्च रिपुर्वित्तं व्ययस्तथा ॥ ३५ ॥

    punastanvadayo bhavah sthapyastesham shubhashubham | labhastritiyo randhrashcha ripurvittam vyayastatha || 35 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Again, the bhavas beginning from Tanu (the 1st) are to be established; of these, [the ones whose] auspiciousness/inauspiciousness [is now discussed are]: the 11th (labha), the 3rd, the 8th (randhra), the 6th (ripu), the 2nd (vitta), and likewise the 12th (vyaya).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    लग्नादि द्वादश भावों में ११।३।८।६।२।१२। ये भाव अशुभ होते हैं। इनके योग से जो भाव हो उसका लोप समझना चाहिए। शेष १।४।७।१०।५।९ ये केन्द्र त्रिकोणाख्य भाव शुभ होते हैं। इनके संयोग से जो भाव बने वह सदा शुभ होता है। ग्रहादि साधनाध्याय में भावों का आनयन किया हुआ है। शुभ भावों के संयोग से सिद्ध भाव अशुभ रहने पर भी शुभफलद होगा एवं अशुभ भावों के योग से निष्पन्न भाव का नाश समझना चाहिए ॥ ३५-३७ ॥

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १८३/183 (PDF p.215), recto page, 3137x5012. Band0 is a page-edge artifact (excluded) and band1 is the folio/running head (excluded). Bands2-3 hold verse33.30's line1-2 (closing verse29-30's yoga-karaka digression), followed by bands4-13, a joint Hindi gloss for verses25-30 (GLOSS_25_30) closing '॥ २५-३० ॥' and corroborating the yoga-karaka rules of verses25-29 in detail, including the '(१।४।७।१०)' house-number shorthand for lagna/4th/7th/10th. Verse30's line2 contains a word disclosed rather than silently corrected: what would grammatically be expected as 'वदेत्' or 'गदेत्' ('one should declare/state', a common shastra refrain) is instead printed with an initial glyph that, per direct same-page comparative glyph-matching against two confirmed nearby occurrences of 'ज' (in 'जो' and 'जातक', page१८३ band4), is unambiguously 'ज' -- the printed reading 'जदेत्' is retained exactly as confirmed, though it is not a standard Sanskrit verb form; the overall sense ('one should declare/state the result according to lineage') is unaffected and corroborated by context. Verse30's line1 also carries a small comma-like mark printed directly before 'राजा' ('नृपान्वयप्रसूतस्तु ' राजा स्यान्नात्र संशयः'); this does not read as a grammatically-motivated avagraha (which elides a following अ after ए/ओ-final sandhi, not after the उ-final 'प्रसूतस्तु' here) and is retained as printed, disclosed as a mark of uncertain typographic function (possibly a stray printer's mark) rather than silently dropped. After GLOSS_25_30 closes, bands14-15 give verse33.31's two lines (closing '॥ ३१ ॥'), opening a FIFTH karaka scheme -- bhava-karakas (house-based significators, distinct from all three graha-based schemes given earlier): the birth-lagna itself is the Atma-karaka. Bands16-17 are a single line split into two bands by a row-darkness detection artifact (band16, only 26px tall, contains merely the tops/matras of band17's own line, confirmed by a wider-context crop showing continuous text, not a distinct line of content) giving verse32's line1, and band18 gives its line2 (closing '॥ ३२ ॥'); a contested word first read as 'वृतीयके' was confirmed via high-zoom crop to be 'तृतीयके' (3rd), matching the gloss. Bands19-20 give verse33's two lines (closing '॥ ३३ ॥'). Bands21-24 hold a joint Hindi gloss for verses31-33 (GLOSS_31_33), closing '॥ ३१-३३ ॥' (its closing numerals were specifically zoom-verified against a superficially similar '३१-३२' misreading). An editorial marginal subheading 'द्वादशभाव कारक--' (band25, excluded from translationHi per the standing practice) follows, though the verse immediately after it (33.34) in fact gives karakas for houses 1 through 12 collectively rather than the 12th house specifically -- the subheading's placement relative to its content is retained as printed without interpretation. Bands26-27 give verse34's two lines (closing '॥ ३४ ॥'), listing a planet for each of the twelve bhavas in order; bands28-29 give a joint gloss for this verse (GLOSS_34, closing '॥ ३४ ॥') confirming the same twelve-planet sequence. Band30 is a further editorial marginal subheading, 'भावों का शुभवाऽशुभभाव--' ('the auspicious/inauspicious nature of the bhavas', excluded from translationHi), introducing verses35-36's topic: certain bhavas (11th/labha, 3rd, 8th/randhra, 6th/ripu, 2nd/vitta, 12th/vyaya) are declared inauspicious by astrologers, and when a bhava's own karaka-planet is conjoined with these, the destruction/weakening (नाश) of that bhava's significations is to be declared. Bands31-32 give verse35 (closing '॥ ३५ ॥') and bands33-34 give verse36 (closing '॥ ३६ ॥'); band34's printed text is directly overlaid by the page's English ownership/digitization stamp ('CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri') but the Devanagari itself is fully legible above the stamp text, not corrupted by it. No joint Hindi gloss for verses35-36 appears on this page, and no chapter-closing colophon appears -- the page ends exactstly at verse36's closing, so this pending gloss and the chapter's continuation are expected to resolve on page१८४/184, per the pipeline's established precedent for a gloss/verse that closes on a later page (e.g. page175-177, and page181's retroactive resolution of the page१८० gloss). [GLOSS RESOLVED on page१८४/184: the gloss for verses 33.35-33.36, disclosed as pending on page१८३, appears on page१८४ (bands3-8) and in fact jointly covers verses 35-37, closing "॥ ३५-३७ ॥" -- translationHi updated in place from the placeholder to this text.]

  36. 33.36 सत्यापित

    BPHS 33.36

    संस्कृत

    ज्योतिर्विद्भिरिमे भावा अशुभाः सम्प्रदीरिताः । एषां योगेन यो भावो नाशं तस्य विनिर्दिशेत् ॥ ३६ ॥

    jyotirvidbhirime bhava ashubhah sampradiritah | esham yogena yo bhavo nasham tasya vinirdishet || 36 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    These bhavas [the 11th, 3rd, 8th, 6th, 2nd, and 12th] are declared inauspicious by those who know astrology. By a [karaka's] conjunction with these, whatever bhava [is signified], the destruction [of its significations] is to be declared.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    लग्नादि द्वादश भावों में ११।३।८।६।२।१२। ये भाव अशुभ होते हैं। इनके योग से जो भाव हो उसका लोप समझना चाहिए। शेष १।४।७।१०।५।९ ये केन्द्र त्रिकोणाख्य भाव शुभ होते हैं। इनके संयोग से जो भाव बने वह सदा शुभ होता है। ग्रहादि साधनाध्याय में भावों का आनयन किया हुआ है। शुभ भावों के संयोग से सिद्ध भाव अशुभ रहने पर भी शुभफलद होगा एवं अशुभ भावों के योग से निष्पन्न भाव का नाश समझना चाहिए ॥ ३५-३७ ॥

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १८३/183 (PDF p.215), recto page, 3137x5012. Band0 is a page-edge artifact (excluded) and band1 is the folio/running head (excluded). Bands2-3 hold verse33.30's line1-2 (closing verse29-30's yoga-karaka digression), followed by bands4-13, a joint Hindi gloss for verses25-30 (GLOSS_25_30) closing '॥ २५-३० ॥' and corroborating the yoga-karaka rules of verses25-29 in detail, including the '(१।४।७।१०)' house-number shorthand for lagna/4th/7th/10th. Verse30's line2 contains a word disclosed rather than silently corrected: what would grammatically be expected as 'वदेत्' or 'गदेत्' ('one should declare/state', a common shastra refrain) is instead printed with an initial glyph that, per direct same-page comparative glyph-matching against two confirmed nearby occurrences of 'ज' (in 'जो' and 'जातक', page१८३ band4), is unambiguously 'ज' -- the printed reading 'जदेत्' is retained exactly as confirmed, though it is not a standard Sanskrit verb form; the overall sense ('one should declare/state the result according to lineage') is unaffected and corroborated by context. Verse30's line1 also carries a small comma-like mark printed directly before 'राजा' ('नृपान्वयप्रसूतस्तु ' राजा स्यान्नात्र संशयः'); this does not read as a grammatically-motivated avagraha (which elides a following अ after ए/ओ-final sandhi, not after the उ-final 'प्रसूतस्तु' here) and is retained as printed, disclosed as a mark of uncertain typographic function (possibly a stray printer's mark) rather than silently dropped. After GLOSS_25_30 closes, bands14-15 give verse33.31's two lines (closing '॥ ३१ ॥'), opening a FIFTH karaka scheme -- bhava-karakas (house-based significators, distinct from all three graha-based schemes given earlier): the birth-lagna itself is the Atma-karaka. Bands16-17 are a single line split into two bands by a row-darkness detection artifact (band16, only 26px tall, contains merely the tops/matras of band17's own line, confirmed by a wider-context crop showing continuous text, not a distinct line of content) giving verse32's line1, and band18 gives its line2 (closing '॥ ३२ ॥'); a contested word first read as 'वृतीयके' was confirmed via high-zoom crop to be 'तृतीयके' (3rd), matching the gloss. Bands19-20 give verse33's two lines (closing '॥ ३३ ॥'). Bands21-24 hold a joint Hindi gloss for verses31-33 (GLOSS_31_33), closing '॥ ३१-३३ ॥' (its closing numerals were specifically zoom-verified against a superficially similar '३१-३२' misreading). An editorial marginal subheading 'द्वादशभाव कारक--' (band25, excluded from translationHi per the standing practice) follows, though the verse immediately after it (33.34) in fact gives karakas for houses 1 through 12 collectively rather than the 12th house specifically -- the subheading's placement relative to its content is retained as printed without interpretation. Bands26-27 give verse34's two lines (closing '॥ ३४ ॥'), listing a planet for each of the twelve bhavas in order; bands28-29 give a joint gloss for this verse (GLOSS_34, closing '॥ ३४ ॥') confirming the same twelve-planet sequence. Band30 is a further editorial marginal subheading, 'भावों का शुभवाऽशुभभाव--' ('the auspicious/inauspicious nature of the bhavas', excluded from translationHi), introducing verses35-36's topic: certain bhavas (11th/labha, 3rd, 8th/randhra, 6th/ripu, 2nd/vitta, 12th/vyaya) are declared inauspicious by astrologers, and when a bhava's own karaka-planet is conjoined with these, the destruction/weakening (नाश) of that bhava's significations is to be declared. Bands31-32 give verse35 (closing '॥ ३५ ॥') and bands33-34 give verse36 (closing '॥ ३६ ॥'); band34's printed text is directly overlaid by the page's English ownership/digitization stamp ('CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri') but the Devanagari itself is fully legible above the stamp text, not corrupted by it. No joint Hindi gloss for verses35-36 appears on this page, and no chapter-closing colophon appears -- the page ends exactstly at verse36's closing, so this pending gloss and the chapter's continuation are expected to resolve on page१८४/184, per the pipeline's established precedent for a gloss/verse that closes on a later page (e.g. page175-177, and page181's retroactive resolution of the page१८० gloss). [GLOSS RESOLVED on page१८४/184: the gloss for verses 33.35-33.36, disclosed as pending on page१८३, appears on page१८४ (bands3-8) and in fact jointly covers verses 35-37, closing "॥ ३५-३७ ॥" -- translationHi updated in place from the placeholder to this text.]

  37. 33.37 सत्यापित

    BPHS 33.37

    संस्कृत

    केन्द्रत्रिकोणनामानो भावा भद्राः प्रकीर्तिताः । एतेषां योगमात्रेण ह्यशुभोऽपि शुभो भवेत् ॥ ३७ ॥

    kendratrikonanamano bhava bhadrah prakirtitah | etesham yogamatrena hyashubho.api shubho bhavet || 37 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The bhavas named Kendra and Trikona are declared auspicious; by mere combination with these, even an inauspicious [bhava/karaka] becomes auspicious.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    लग्नादि द्वादश भावों में ११।३।८।६।२।१२। ये भाव अशुभ होते हैं। इनके योग से जो भाव हो उसका लोप समझना चाहिए। शेष १।४।७।१०।५।९ ये केन्द्र त्रिकोणाख्य भाव शुभ होते हैं। इनके संयोग से जो भाव बने वह सदा शुभ होता है। ग्रहादि साधनाध्याय में भावों का आनयन किया हुआ है। शुभ भावों के संयोग से सिद्ध भाव अशुभ रहने पर भी शुभफलद होगा एवं अशुभ भावों के योग से निष्पन्न भाव का नाश समझना चाहिए ॥ ३५-३७ ॥

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १८४/184 (PDF p.216), verso page, 3825x4990 (folio+running head band-confirmed in band0). Bands1-2 give verse33.37's two lines, closing '॥ ३७ ॥' and completing the bhava-auspiciousness topic begun on page१८३ (verses35-36): the Kendra (1,4,7,10) and Trikona (1,5,9) named bhavas are declared auspicious, and mere combination with them turns even an inauspicious [bhava/karaka] auspicious. Bands3-8 give a previously-pending joint Hindi gloss (GLOSS_35_37) which resolves what page१८३'s seed script had disclosed as a pending placeholder for verses35-36 -- the gloss in fact covers all three verses 35-37 jointly, closing '॥ ३५-३७ ॥'; this page's seed script accordingly updates 33.35 and 33.36's translationHi in place from the placeholder to this text (per the pipeline's standing retroactive-gloss-resolution practice, e.g. the page१७९/१८० and page१८०/१८१ precedents), and 33.37 is seeded directly with the same joint gloss per the joint-gloss-duplication pattern. Bands9-10 then give the chapter-closing colophon, 'इति सविमर्शं सुधाख्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे कारकाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ ३३ ॥' ('Thus, together with commentary, in the Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra endowed with the [Sudha-named] gloss, the Chapter on Karakas is concluded, [Chapter] 33') -- an editorial colophon, excluded from translationHi per the standing colophon-exclusion practice, but disclosed here as it marks Chapter 33's definitive close at 37 verses. Band11 opens Chapter 34 with its editorial title line, 'अथ कारकांशफलाध्यायः ॥ ३४ ॥' ('Now, the Chapter on the Results of the Karakamsha [the navamsha sign occupied by the Atmakaraka]') -- likewise excluded from translationHi, used only to derive the chapters-array entry. Bands12-27 (16 bands, 8 verse-couplets) give Chapter34's opening eight verses (34.1-34.8), a systematic results-by-sign scheme for the Karakamsha (the amsha/navamsha-sign occupied by the Atmakaraka, as defined in Chapter 33): verse1 is an introductory declaration (bands12-13); verse2 (bands14-15) gives perpetual fear and trouble from small animals when the Karakamsha is in Aja/Mesha (Aries) amsha, especially under cruel-planet combination; verse3 (bands16-17) covers Vrisha/Taurus (comfort from quadrupeds) and Mithuna/Gemini (itching and similar ailments) in one couplet; verse4 (bands18-19) covers Karka/Cancer (fear from water-creatures), Simha/Leo (fear from predators), and Kanya/Virgo (obesity, itching, and fear from fire) across its two lines; verse5 (bands20-21) covers Tula/Libra (gain via mercantile occupation, including garments) and Vrishchika/Scorpio (fear from serpents, affliction to the mother's breast); verse6 (bands22-23) covers Chapa/Sagittarius (a fall from height or a vehicle) and Nakra/Capricorn (gain from aquatic creatures -- conch, pearl, coral); verse7 (bands24-25) covers gain from birds and, explicitly for Ghata/Kumbha (Aquarius), renown through building tanks/reservoirs; verse8 (bands26-27) covers Mina/Pisces (Sayujya-mukti, liberation through union with the deity) and closes with a general principle (no inauspiciousness by a benefic's aspect, no auspiciousness by a malefic's aspect). Band27's text is directly followed at the very bottom of the page by the eGangotri/Swami Atmanand Giri ownership stamp (editorial, excluded) with no further Devanagari content -- **no Hindi gloss for verses 34.1-34.8 appears on this page**; this is disclosed via a pending placeholder in their translationHi, to be resolved (or confirmed absent) once page१८५ is transcribed, per the pipeline's standing pending-gloss pattern. Two word-level readings are disclosed rather than silently normalized: (a) verse2's 'भवेयुराखुमाजोरा' is retained exactly as printed -- confirmed via high-zoom crop that the printed akshara sequence is आखु+माजोरा, not a misread; the grammatically-expected sense (rats and cats, a natural predator/prey pairing analogous to this text's other creature-pair references) would read 'आखु-मार्जाराः' (आखु = rat/mouse, मार्जार = cat), but the printed 'माजोरा' lacks मार्जार's र्; retained as printed since escalated zoom did not reveal a hidden र् stroke, and the overall sense (small-animal trouble) is unaffected; (b) verse4's 'भीरनलाद्' and verse6's 'कम्बुमुक्ताप्रवालतः' were each corrected from an initial lower-zoom misread ('भूरनलाद्' and 'शम्बुमुक्तामवालतः' respectively) via dedicated high-zoom re-crops that clearly showed ी not ू in the first case, and क-म्बु / प्र (not श-म्बु / म) in the second -- both now confirmed and matching their expected classical senses (भीः+अनलात् = 'fear from fire'; कम्बु-मुक्ता-प्रवाल = 'conch-pearl-coral', a standard gemstone/treasure triad).

34 Karakamsha-phala-adhyayah -- on the results of the Karakamsha (the navamsha sign occupied by the Atmakaraka) (99)

  1. 34.1 सत्यापित

    BPHS 34.1

    संस्कृत

    कारकांशग्रहफलं वच्मि विप्र ! शृणुष्व यत् । नवांशेऽजादिराशिस्थे विधिना भाषितं पुरा ॥ १ ॥

    karakamshagrahaphalam vachmi vipra ! shrinushva yat | navamshe.ajadirashisthe vidhina bhashitam pura || 1 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    O Brahmin! I shall declare the results of the Karakamsha planet -- listen to that which was declared of old by Vidhi (Brahma), regarding [its] navamsha situated in Aja (Aries) and the other signs.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    हे विप्र! अब मैं मेषादि नवांशगत आत्मकारक ग्रह का फल कहता हूँ जो ब्रह्मा जी के द्वारा पुराने समय में कहा गया है। आत्मकारक ग्रह मेष नवांशगत हो तो जातक के घर में चूहे तथा बिलाड़ों का उपद्रव, (विशेषतः पापग्रह के संयोग या दृष्टि से) होता रहता है। वृष के नवांश में आत्मकारक ग्रह हों तो चतुष्पदों (गो-महिषी आदि पशुओं) से सौख्य होता है। मिथुन नवांशगत वे हों तो खुजली आदि रोगों का भय, कर्क नवांशगत आत्मकारक ग्रह के होने से पानी में डूबने का भय, सिंहनवांशगत होने पर हिंसक जन्तुओं से भय, कन्यानवांश में खुजली, स्थूलता तथा अग्निभय तुलांश में व्यापारवृत्ति तथा वस्त्रनिर्माण कौशल, वृश्चिक नवांश में आत्मकारक ग्रह हों तो सर्प का भय तथा माता के स्तन में पीड़ा, धनुरंशगत वे हों तो ऊँची जगह या वाहन से गिरने का भय, मकर के नवांशगत आत्मकारक ग्रह हों तो जलजन्तुओं (मत्स्यादि), शंख, मोती, मूंगा तथा पक्षियों से लाभ, कुम्भांश में आत्मकारक के रहने पर तालाब आदि के निर्माण से सुयश, तथा मीनांश में वे रहें तो सायुज्य मुक्ति जातक को कहें। साथ ही शुभग्रह की दृष्टि रहने पर अशुभ फल और अशुभग्रह की दृष्टि रहने पर शुभफल नहीं होते हैं। अर्थात् शुभग्रह की दृष्टि रहे तो शुभफल, और पाप दृष्टि से शुभफलाभाव कहना चाहिए ॥ १-८ ॥

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १८४/184 (PDF p.216), verso page, 3825x4990 (folio+running head band-confirmed in band0). Bands1-2 give verse33.37's two lines, closing '॥ ३७ ॥' and completing the bhava-auspiciousness topic begun on page१८३ (verses35-36): the Kendra (1,4,7,10) and Trikona (1,5,9) named bhavas are declared auspicious, and mere combination with them turns even an inauspicious [bhava/karaka] auspicious. Bands3-8 give a previously-pending joint Hindi gloss (GLOSS_35_37) which resolves what page१८३'s seed script had disclosed as a pending placeholder for verses35-36 -- the gloss in fact covers all three verses 35-37 jointly, closing '॥ ३५-३७ ॥'; this page's seed script accordingly updates 33.35 and 33.36's translationHi in place from the placeholder to this text (per the pipeline's standing retroactive-gloss-resolution practice, e.g. the page१७९/१८० and page१८०/१८१ precedents), and 33.37 is seeded directly with the same joint gloss per the joint-gloss-duplication pattern. Bands9-10 then give the chapter-closing colophon, 'इति सविमर्शं सुधाख्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे कारकाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ ३३ ॥' ('Thus, together with commentary, in the Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra endowed with the [Sudha-named] gloss, the Chapter on Karakas is concluded, [Chapter] 33') -- an editorial colophon, excluded from translationHi per the standing colophon-exclusion practice, but disclosed here as it marks Chapter 33's definitive close at 37 verses. Band11 opens Chapter 34 with its editorial title line, 'अथ कारकांशफलाध्यायः ॥ ३४ ॥' ('Now, the Chapter on the Results of the Karakamsha [the navamsha sign occupied by the Atmakaraka]') -- likewise excluded from translationHi, used only to derive the chapters-array entry. Bands12-27 (16 bands, 8 verse-couplets) give Chapter34's opening eight verses (34.1-34.8), a systematic results-by-sign scheme for the Karakamsha (the amsha/navamsha-sign occupied by the Atmakaraka, as defined in Chapter 33): verse1 is an introductory declaration (bands12-13); verse2 (bands14-15) gives perpetual fear and trouble from small animals when the Karakamsha is in Aja/Mesha (Aries) amsha, especially under cruel-planet combination; verse3 (bands16-17) covers Vrisha/Taurus (comfort from quadrupeds) and Mithuna/Gemini (itching and similar ailments) in one couplet; verse4 (bands18-19) covers Karka/Cancer (fear from water-creatures), Simha/Leo (fear from predators), and Kanya/Virgo (obesity, itching, and fear from fire) across its two lines; verse5 (bands20-21) covers Tula/Libra (gain via mercantile occupation, including garments) and Vrishchika/Scorpio (fear from serpents, affliction to the mother's breast); verse6 (bands22-23) covers Chapa/Sagittarius (a fall from height or a vehicle) and Nakra/Capricorn (gain from aquatic creatures -- conch, pearl, coral); verse7 (bands24-25) covers gain from birds and, explicitly for Ghata/Kumbha (Aquarius), renown through building tanks/reservoirs; verse8 (bands26-27) covers Mina/Pisces (Sayujya-mukti, liberation through union with the deity) and closes with a general principle (no inauspiciousness by a benefic's aspect, no auspiciousness by a malefic's aspect). Band27's text is directly followed at the very bottom of the page by the eGangotri/Swami Atmanand Giri ownership stamp (editorial, excluded) with no further Devanagari content -- **no Hindi gloss for verses 34.1-34.8 appears on this page**; this is disclosed via a pending placeholder in their translationHi, to be resolved (or confirmed absent) once page१८५ is transcribed, per the pipeline's standing pending-gloss pattern. Two word-level readings are disclosed rather than silently normalized: (a) verse2's 'भवेयुराखुमाजोरा' is retained exactly as printed -- confirmed via high-zoom crop that the printed akshara sequence is आखु+माजोरा, not a misread; the grammatically-expected sense (rats and cats, a natural predator/prey pairing analogous to this text's other creature-pair references) would read 'आखु-मार्जाराः' (आखु = rat/mouse, मार्जार = cat), but the printed 'माजोरा' lacks मार्जार's र्; retained as printed since escalated zoom did not reveal a hidden र् stroke, and the overall sense (small-animal trouble) is unaffected; (b) verse4's 'भीरनलाद्' and verse6's 'कम्बुमुक्ताप्रवालतः' were each corrected from an initial lower-zoom misread ('भूरनलाद्' and 'शम्बुमुक्तामवालतः' respectively) via dedicated high-zoom re-crops that clearly showed ी not ू in the first case, and क-म्बु / प्र (not श-म्बु / म) in the second -- both now confirmed and matching their expected classical senses (भीः+अनलात् = 'fear from fire'; कम्बु-मुक्ता-प्रवाल = 'conch-pearl-coral', a standard gemstone/treasure triad). [GLOSS RESOLVED on page१८५/185: the Hindi gloss for Chapter34 verses 34.1-34.8, disclosed as pending on page१८४, appears on page१८५ (bands2-16), closing "॥ १-८ ॥" -- translationHi updated in place from the placeholder to this text. This gloss also independently corroborates verse34.2's disclosed 'आखु-मार्जार' (rat-cat) reading via its own plain 'चूहे तथा बिलाड़ों का उपद्रव'.]

  2. 34.2 सत्यापित

    BPHS 34.2

    संस्कृत

    आत्माख्यकारकेऽजांशे शश्वद्भीतिप्रदा गृहे । भवेयुराखुमाजोरा विशेषात् क्रूरयोगतः ॥ २ ॥

    atmakhyakarake.ajamshe shashvadbhitiprada grihe | bhaveyuraakhumaajora visheshat kruraayogatah || 2 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the Atma-named karaka [the Atmakaraka] is in the Aja (Aries) amsha, [it is] perpetually fear-inducing in the house; there would be [trouble from] rats and [likely cats, per the printed 'majora' -- see disclosure], especially through a cruel-planet combination.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    हे विप्र! अब मैं मेषादि नवांशगत आत्मकारक ग्रह का फल कहता हूँ जो ब्रह्मा जी के द्वारा पुराने समय में कहा गया है। आत्मकारक ग्रह मेष नवांशगत हो तो जातक के घर में चूहे तथा बिलाड़ों का उपद्रव, (विशेषतः पापग्रह के संयोग या दृष्टि से) होता रहता है। वृष के नवांश में आत्मकारक ग्रह हों तो चतुष्पदों (गो-महिषी आदि पशुओं) से सौख्य होता है। मिथुन नवांशगत वे हों तो खुजली आदि रोगों का भय, कर्क नवांशगत आत्मकारक ग्रह के होने से पानी में डूबने का भय, सिंहनवांशगत होने पर हिंसक जन्तुओं से भय, कन्यानवांश में खुजली, स्थूलता तथा अग्निभय तुलांश में व्यापारवृत्ति तथा वस्त्रनिर्माण कौशल, वृश्चिक नवांश में आत्मकारक ग्रह हों तो सर्प का भय तथा माता के स्तन में पीड़ा, धनुरंशगत वे हों तो ऊँची जगह या वाहन से गिरने का भय, मकर के नवांशगत आत्मकारक ग्रह हों तो जलजन्तुओं (मत्स्यादि), शंख, मोती, मूंगा तथा पक्षियों से लाभ, कुम्भांश में आत्मकारक के रहने पर तालाब आदि के निर्माण से सुयश, तथा मीनांश में वे रहें तो सायुज्य मुक्ति जातक को कहें। साथ ही शुभग्रह की दृष्टि रहने पर अशुभ फल और अशुभग्रह की दृष्टि रहने पर शुभफल नहीं होते हैं। अर्थात् शुभग्रह की दृष्टि रहे तो शुभफल, और पाप दृष्टि से शुभफलाभाव कहना चाहिए ॥ १-८ ॥

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १८४/184 (PDF p.216), verso page, 3825x4990 (folio+running head band-confirmed in band0). Bands1-2 give verse33.37's two lines, closing '॥ ३७ ॥' and completing the bhava-auspiciousness topic begun on page१८३ (verses35-36): the Kendra (1,4,7,10) and Trikona (1,5,9) named bhavas are declared auspicious, and mere combination with them turns even an inauspicious [bhava/karaka] auspicious. Bands3-8 give a previously-pending joint Hindi gloss (GLOSS_35_37) which resolves what page१८३'s seed script had disclosed as a pending placeholder for verses35-36 -- the gloss in fact covers all three verses 35-37 jointly, closing '॥ ३५-३७ ॥'; this page's seed script accordingly updates 33.35 and 33.36's translationHi in place from the placeholder to this text (per the pipeline's standing retroactive-gloss-resolution practice, e.g. the page१७९/१८० and page१८०/१८१ precedents), and 33.37 is seeded directly with the same joint gloss per the joint-gloss-duplication pattern. Bands9-10 then give the chapter-closing colophon, 'इति सविमर्शं सुधाख्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे कारकाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ ३३ ॥' ('Thus, together with commentary, in the Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra endowed with the [Sudha-named] gloss, the Chapter on Karakas is concluded, [Chapter] 33') -- an editorial colophon, excluded from translationHi per the standing colophon-exclusion practice, but disclosed here as it marks Chapter 33's definitive close at 37 verses. Band11 opens Chapter 34 with its editorial title line, 'अथ कारकांशफलाध्यायः ॥ ३४ ॥' ('Now, the Chapter on the Results of the Karakamsha [the navamsha sign occupied by the Atmakaraka]') -- likewise excluded from translationHi, used only to derive the chapters-array entry. Bands12-27 (16 bands, 8 verse-couplets) give Chapter34's opening eight verses (34.1-34.8), a systematic results-by-sign scheme for the Karakamsha (the amsha/navamsha-sign occupied by the Atmakaraka, as defined in Chapter 33): verse1 is an introductory declaration (bands12-13); verse2 (bands14-15) gives perpetual fear and trouble from small animals when the Karakamsha is in Aja/Mesha (Aries) amsha, especially under cruel-planet combination; verse3 (bands16-17) covers Vrisha/Taurus (comfort from quadrupeds) and Mithuna/Gemini (itching and similar ailments) in one couplet; verse4 (bands18-19) covers Karka/Cancer (fear from water-creatures), Simha/Leo (fear from predators), and Kanya/Virgo (obesity, itching, and fear from fire) across its two lines; verse5 (bands20-21) covers Tula/Libra (gain via mercantile occupation, including garments) and Vrishchika/Scorpio (fear from serpents, affliction to the mother's breast); verse6 (bands22-23) covers Chapa/Sagittarius (a fall from height or a vehicle) and Nakra/Capricorn (gain from aquatic creatures -- conch, pearl, coral); verse7 (bands24-25) covers gain from birds and, explicitly for Ghata/Kumbha (Aquarius), renown through building tanks/reservoirs; verse8 (bands26-27) covers Mina/Pisces (Sayujya-mukti, liberation through union with the deity) and closes with a general principle (no inauspiciousness by a benefic's aspect, no auspiciousness by a malefic's aspect). Band27's text is directly followed at the very bottom of the page by the eGangotri/Swami Atmanand Giri ownership stamp (editorial, excluded) with no further Devanagari content -- **no Hindi gloss for verses 34.1-34.8 appears on this page**; this is disclosed via a pending placeholder in their translationHi, to be resolved (or confirmed absent) once page१८५ is transcribed, per the pipeline's standing pending-gloss pattern. Two word-level readings are disclosed rather than silently normalized: (a) verse2's 'भवेयुराखुमाजोरा' is retained exactly as printed -- confirmed via high-zoom crop that the printed akshara sequence is आखु+माजोरा, not a misread; the grammatically-expected sense (rats and cats, a natural predator/prey pairing analogous to this text's other creature-pair references) would read 'आखु-मार्जाराः' (आखु = rat/mouse, मार्जार = cat), but the printed 'माजोरा' lacks मार्जार's र्; retained as printed since escalated zoom did not reveal a hidden र् stroke, and the overall sense (small-animal trouble) is unaffected; (b) verse4's 'भीरनलाद्' and verse6's 'कम्बुमुक्ताप्रवालतः' were each corrected from an initial lower-zoom misread ('भूरनलाद्' and 'शम्बुमुक्तामवालतः' respectively) via dedicated high-zoom re-crops that clearly showed ी not ू in the first case, and क-म्बु / प्र (not श-म्बु / म) in the second -- both now confirmed and matching their expected classical senses (भीः+अनलात् = 'fear from fire'; कम्बु-मुक्ता-प्रवाल = 'conch-pearl-coral', a standard gemstone/treasure triad). [GLOSS RESOLVED on page१८५/185: the Hindi gloss for Chapter34 verses 34.1-34.8, disclosed as pending on page१८४, appears on page१८५ (bands2-16), closing "॥ १-८ ॥" -- translationHi updated in place from the placeholder to this text. This gloss also independently corroborates verse34.2's disclosed 'आखु-मार्जार' (rat-cat) reading via its own plain 'चूहे तथा बिलाड़ों का उपद्रव'.]

  3. 34.3 सत्यापित

    BPHS 34.3

    संस्कृत

    वृषांशगे भवेत्सौख्यं चतुष्पद-सकाशतः । मिथुनांशे तु जायेरन् कण्डूप्रभृतयो गदाः ॥ ३ ॥

    vrishamshage bhavetsaukhyam chatushpada-sakashatah | mithunamshe tu jayeran kandooprabhritayo gadah || 3 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When [the Karakamsha] is in the Vrisha (Taurus) amsha, comfort arises from quadrupeds; but in the Mithuna (Gemini) amsha, itching and similar ailments arise.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    हे विप्र! अब मैं मेषादि नवांशगत आत्मकारक ग्रह का फल कहता हूँ जो ब्रह्मा जी के द्वारा पुराने समय में कहा गया है। आत्मकारक ग्रह मेष नवांशगत हो तो जातक के घर में चूहे तथा बिलाड़ों का उपद्रव, (विशेषतः पापग्रह के संयोग या दृष्टि से) होता रहता है। वृष के नवांश में आत्मकारक ग्रह हों तो चतुष्पदों (गो-महिषी आदि पशुओं) से सौख्य होता है। मिथुन नवांशगत वे हों तो खुजली आदि रोगों का भय, कर्क नवांशगत आत्मकारक ग्रह के होने से पानी में डूबने का भय, सिंहनवांशगत होने पर हिंसक जन्तुओं से भय, कन्यानवांश में खुजली, स्थूलता तथा अग्निभय तुलांश में व्यापारवृत्ति तथा वस्त्रनिर्माण कौशल, वृश्चिक नवांश में आत्मकारक ग्रह हों तो सर्प का भय तथा माता के स्तन में पीड़ा, धनुरंशगत वे हों तो ऊँची जगह या वाहन से गिरने का भय, मकर के नवांशगत आत्मकारक ग्रह हों तो जलजन्तुओं (मत्स्यादि), शंख, मोती, मूंगा तथा पक्षियों से लाभ, कुम्भांश में आत्मकारक के रहने पर तालाब आदि के निर्माण से सुयश, तथा मीनांश में वे रहें तो सायुज्य मुक्ति जातक को कहें। साथ ही शुभग्रह की दृष्टि रहने पर अशुभ फल और अशुभग्रह की दृष्टि रहने पर शुभफल नहीं होते हैं। अर्थात् शुभग्रह की दृष्टि रहे तो शुभफल, और पाप दृष्टि से शुभफलाभाव कहना चाहिए ॥ १-८ ॥

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १८४/184 (PDF p.216), verso page, 3825x4990 (folio+running head band-confirmed in band0). Bands1-2 give verse33.37's two lines, closing '॥ ३७ ॥' and completing the bhava-auspiciousness topic begun on page१८३ (verses35-36): the Kendra (1,4,7,10) and Trikona (1,5,9) named bhavas are declared auspicious, and mere combination with them turns even an inauspicious [bhava/karaka] auspicious. Bands3-8 give a previously-pending joint Hindi gloss (GLOSS_35_37) which resolves what page१८३'s seed script had disclosed as a pending placeholder for verses35-36 -- the gloss in fact covers all three verses 35-37 jointly, closing '॥ ३५-३७ ॥'; this page's seed script accordingly updates 33.35 and 33.36's translationHi in place from the placeholder to this text (per the pipeline's standing retroactive-gloss-resolution practice, e.g. the page१७९/१८० and page१८०/१८१ precedents), and 33.37 is seeded directly with the same joint gloss per the joint-gloss-duplication pattern. Bands9-10 then give the chapter-closing colophon, 'इति सविमर्शं सुधाख्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे कारकाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ ३३ ॥' ('Thus, together with commentary, in the Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra endowed with the [Sudha-named] gloss, the Chapter on Karakas is concluded, [Chapter] 33') -- an editorial colophon, excluded from translationHi per the standing colophon-exclusion practice, but disclosed here as it marks Chapter 33's definitive close at 37 verses. Band11 opens Chapter 34 with its editorial title line, 'अथ कारकांशफलाध्यायः ॥ ३४ ॥' ('Now, the Chapter on the Results of the Karakamsha [the navamsha sign occupied by the Atmakaraka]') -- likewise excluded from translationHi, used only to derive the chapters-array entry. Bands12-27 (16 bands, 8 verse-couplets) give Chapter34's opening eight verses (34.1-34.8), a systematic results-by-sign scheme for the Karakamsha (the amsha/navamsha-sign occupied by the Atmakaraka, as defined in Chapter 33): verse1 is an introductory declaration (bands12-13); verse2 (bands14-15) gives perpetual fear and trouble from small animals when the Karakamsha is in Aja/Mesha (Aries) amsha, especially under cruel-planet combination; verse3 (bands16-17) covers Vrisha/Taurus (comfort from quadrupeds) and Mithuna/Gemini (itching and similar ailments) in one couplet; verse4 (bands18-19) covers Karka/Cancer (fear from water-creatures), Simha/Leo (fear from predators), and Kanya/Virgo (obesity, itching, and fear from fire) across its two lines; verse5 (bands20-21) covers Tula/Libra (gain via mercantile occupation, including garments) and Vrishchika/Scorpio (fear from serpents, affliction to the mother's breast); verse6 (bands22-23) covers Chapa/Sagittarius (a fall from height or a vehicle) and Nakra/Capricorn (gain from aquatic creatures -- conch, pearl, coral); verse7 (bands24-25) covers gain from birds and, explicitly for Ghata/Kumbha (Aquarius), renown through building tanks/reservoirs; verse8 (bands26-27) covers Mina/Pisces (Sayujya-mukti, liberation through union with the deity) and closes with a general principle (no inauspiciousness by a benefic's aspect, no auspiciousness by a malefic's aspect). Band27's text is directly followed at the very bottom of the page by the eGangotri/Swami Atmanand Giri ownership stamp (editorial, excluded) with no further Devanagari content -- **no Hindi gloss for verses 34.1-34.8 appears on this page**; this is disclosed via a pending placeholder in their translationHi, to be resolved (or confirmed absent) once page१८५ is transcribed, per the pipeline's standing pending-gloss pattern. Two word-level readings are disclosed rather than silently normalized: (a) verse2's 'भवेयुराखुमाजोरा' is retained exactly as printed -- confirmed via high-zoom crop that the printed akshara sequence is आखु+माजोरा, not a misread; the grammatically-expected sense (rats and cats, a natural predator/prey pairing analogous to this text's other creature-pair references) would read 'आखु-मार्जाराः' (आखु = rat/mouse, मार्जार = cat), but the printed 'माजोरा' lacks मार्जार's र्; retained as printed since escalated zoom did not reveal a hidden र् stroke, and the overall sense (small-animal trouble) is unaffected; (b) verse4's 'भीरनलाद्' and verse6's 'कम्बुमुक्ताप्रवालतः' were each corrected from an initial lower-zoom misread ('भूरनलाद्' and 'शम्बुमुक्तामवालतः' respectively) via dedicated high-zoom re-crops that clearly showed ी not ू in the first case, and क-म्बु / प्र (not श-म्बु / म) in the second -- both now confirmed and matching their expected classical senses (भीः+अनलात् = 'fear from fire'; कम्बु-मुक्ता-प्रवाल = 'conch-pearl-coral', a standard gemstone/treasure triad). [GLOSS RESOLVED on page१८५/185: the Hindi gloss for Chapter34 verses 34.1-34.8, disclosed as pending on page१८४, appears on page१८५ (bands2-16), closing "॥ १-८ ॥" -- translationHi updated in place from the placeholder to this text. This gloss also independently corroborates verse34.2's disclosed 'आखु-मार्जार' (rat-cat) reading via its own plain 'चूहे तथा बिलाड़ों का उपद्रव'.]

  4. 34.4 सत्यापित

    BPHS 34.4

    संस्कृत

    कर्कांशे भयं त्वद्भ्यः सिंहांशे श्वपदाच्च तत् । कन्यांशे स्थूलता कण्डूस्तथा भीरनलाद्भवेत् ॥ ४ ॥

    karkamshe bhayam tvadbhyah simhamshe shvapadachcha tat | kanyamshe sthoolata kandoostatha bheeranaladbhavet || 4 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In the Karka (Cancer) amsha, fear from water(-creatures); in the Simha (Leo) amsha, that [fear] from beasts of prey; in the Kanya (Virgo) amsha, obesity and itching, and likewise fear from fire, occur.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    हे विप्र! अब मैं मेषादि नवांशगत आत्मकारक ग्रह का फल कहता हूँ जो ब्रह्मा जी के द्वारा पुराने समय में कहा गया है। आत्मकारक ग्रह मेष नवांशगत हो तो जातक के घर में चूहे तथा बिलाड़ों का उपद्रव, (विशेषतः पापग्रह के संयोग या दृष्टि से) होता रहता है। वृष के नवांश में आत्मकारक ग्रह हों तो चतुष्पदों (गो-महिषी आदि पशुओं) से सौख्य होता है। मिथुन नवांशगत वे हों तो खुजली आदि रोगों का भय, कर्क नवांशगत आत्मकारक ग्रह के होने से पानी में डूबने का भय, सिंहनवांशगत होने पर हिंसक जन्तुओं से भय, कन्यानवांश में खुजली, स्थूलता तथा अग्निभय तुलांश में व्यापारवृत्ति तथा वस्त्रनिर्माण कौशल, वृश्चिक नवांश में आत्मकारक ग्रह हों तो सर्प का भय तथा माता के स्तन में पीड़ा, धनुरंशगत वे हों तो ऊँची जगह या वाहन से गिरने का भय, मकर के नवांशगत आत्मकारक ग्रह हों तो जलजन्तुओं (मत्स्यादि), शंख, मोती, मूंगा तथा पक्षियों से लाभ, कुम्भांश में आत्मकारक के रहने पर तालाब आदि के निर्माण से सुयश, तथा मीनांश में वे रहें तो सायुज्य मुक्ति जातक को कहें। साथ ही शुभग्रह की दृष्टि रहने पर अशुभ फल और अशुभग्रह की दृष्टि रहने पर शुभफल नहीं होते हैं। अर्थात् शुभग्रह की दृष्टि रहे तो शुभफल, और पाप दृष्टि से शुभफलाभाव कहना चाहिए ॥ १-८ ॥

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १८४/184 (PDF p.216), verso page, 3825x4990 (folio+running head band-confirmed in band0). Bands1-2 give verse33.37's two lines, closing '॥ ३७ ॥' and completing the bhava-auspiciousness topic begun on page१८३ (verses35-36): the Kendra (1,4,7,10) and Trikona (1,5,9) named bhavas are declared auspicious, and mere combination with them turns even an inauspicious [bhava/karaka] auspicious. Bands3-8 give a previously-pending joint Hindi gloss (GLOSS_35_37) which resolves what page१८३'s seed script had disclosed as a pending placeholder for verses35-36 -- the gloss in fact covers all three verses 35-37 jointly, closing '॥ ३५-३७ ॥'; this page's seed script accordingly updates 33.35 and 33.36's translationHi in place from the placeholder to this text (per the pipeline's standing retroactive-gloss-resolution practice, e.g. the page१७९/१८० and page१८०/१८१ precedents), and 33.37 is seeded directly with the same joint gloss per the joint-gloss-duplication pattern. Bands9-10 then give the chapter-closing colophon, 'इति सविमर्शं सुधाख्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे कारकाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ ३३ ॥' ('Thus, together with commentary, in the Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra endowed with the [Sudha-named] gloss, the Chapter on Karakas is concluded, [Chapter] 33') -- an editorial colophon, excluded from translationHi per the standing colophon-exclusion practice, but disclosed here as it marks Chapter 33's definitive close at 37 verses. Band11 opens Chapter 34 with its editorial title line, 'अथ कारकांशफलाध्यायः ॥ ३४ ॥' ('Now, the Chapter on the Results of the Karakamsha [the navamsha sign occupied by the Atmakaraka]') -- likewise excluded from translationHi, used only to derive the chapters-array entry. Bands12-27 (16 bands, 8 verse-couplets) give Chapter34's opening eight verses (34.1-34.8), a systematic results-by-sign scheme for the Karakamsha (the amsha/navamsha-sign occupied by the Atmakaraka, as defined in Chapter 33): verse1 is an introductory declaration (bands12-13); verse2 (bands14-15) gives perpetual fear and trouble from small animals when the Karakamsha is in Aja/Mesha (Aries) amsha, especially under cruel-planet combination; verse3 (bands16-17) covers Vrisha/Taurus (comfort from quadrupeds) and Mithuna/Gemini (itching and similar ailments) in one couplet; verse4 (bands18-19) covers Karka/Cancer (fear from water-creatures), Simha/Leo (fear from predators), and Kanya/Virgo (obesity, itching, and fear from fire) across its two lines; verse5 (bands20-21) covers Tula/Libra (gain via mercantile occupation, including garments) and Vrishchika/Scorpio (fear from serpents, affliction to the mother's breast); verse6 (bands22-23) covers Chapa/Sagittarius (a fall from height or a vehicle) and Nakra/Capricorn (gain from aquatic creatures -- conch, pearl, coral); verse7 (bands24-25) covers gain from birds and, explicitly for Ghata/Kumbha (Aquarius), renown through building tanks/reservoirs; verse8 (bands26-27) covers Mina/Pisces (Sayujya-mukti, liberation through union with the deity) and closes with a general principle (no inauspiciousness by a benefic's aspect, no auspiciousness by a malefic's aspect). Band27's text is directly followed at the very bottom of the page by the eGangotri/Swami Atmanand Giri ownership stamp (editorial, excluded) with no further Devanagari content -- **no Hindi gloss for verses 34.1-34.8 appears on this page**; this is disclosed via a pending placeholder in their translationHi, to be resolved (or confirmed absent) once page१८५ is transcribed, per the pipeline's standing pending-gloss pattern. Two word-level readings are disclosed rather than silently normalized: (a) verse2's 'भवेयुराखुमाजोरा' is retained exactly as printed -- confirmed via high-zoom crop that the printed akshara sequence is आखु+माजोरा, not a misread; the grammatically-expected sense (rats and cats, a natural predator/prey pairing analogous to this text's other creature-pair references) would read 'आखु-मार्जाराः' (आखु = rat/mouse, मार्जार = cat), but the printed 'माजोरा' lacks मार्जार's र्; retained as printed since escalated zoom did not reveal a hidden र् stroke, and the overall sense (small-animal trouble) is unaffected; (b) verse4's 'भीरनलाद्' and verse6's 'कम्बुमुक्ताप्रवालतः' were each corrected from an initial lower-zoom misread ('भूरनलाद्' and 'शम्बुमुक्तामवालतः' respectively) via dedicated high-zoom re-crops that clearly showed ी not ू in the first case, and क-म्बु / प्र (not श-म्बु / म) in the second -- both now confirmed and matching their expected classical senses (भीः+अनलात् = 'fear from fire'; कम्बु-मुक्ता-प्रवाल = 'conch-pearl-coral', a standard gemstone/treasure triad). [GLOSS RESOLVED on page१८५/185: the Hindi gloss for Chapter34 verses 34.1-34.8, disclosed as pending on page१८४, appears on page१८५ (bands2-16), closing "॥ १-८ ॥" -- translationHi updated in place from the placeholder to this text. This gloss also independently corroborates verse34.2's disclosed 'आखु-मार्जार' (rat-cat) reading via its own plain 'चूहे तथा बिलाड़ों का उपद्रव'.]

  5. 34.5 सत्यापित

    BPHS 34.5

    संस्कृत

    तुलांशे स्याद्वणिग्वृत्तिनिर्मिता वाससामपि । वृश्चिकांशे भयमहेर्मातुरर्त्तिस्तथा स्तने ॥ ५ ॥

    tulamshe syadvanigvrittinirmita vasasamapi | vrishchikamshe bhayamahermaaturarttistatha stane || 5 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In the Tula (Libra) amsha, [wealth] would be made through mercantile occupation, even of garments; in the Vrishchika (Scorpio) amsha, fear from serpents, and likewise affliction to the mother in [her] breast.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    हे विप्र! अब मैं मेषादि नवांशगत आत्मकारक ग्रह का फल कहता हूँ जो ब्रह्मा जी के द्वारा पुराने समय में कहा गया है। आत्मकारक ग्रह मेष नवांशगत हो तो जातक के घर में चूहे तथा बिलाड़ों का उपद्रव, (विशेषतः पापग्रह के संयोग या दृष्टि से) होता रहता है। वृष के नवांश में आत्मकारक ग्रह हों तो चतुष्पदों (गो-महिषी आदि पशुओं) से सौख्य होता है। मिथुन नवांशगत वे हों तो खुजली आदि रोगों का भय, कर्क नवांशगत आत्मकारक ग्रह के होने से पानी में डूबने का भय, सिंहनवांशगत होने पर हिंसक जन्तुओं से भय, कन्यानवांश में खुजली, स्थूलता तथा अग्निभय तुलांश में व्यापारवृत्ति तथा वस्त्रनिर्माण कौशल, वृश्चिक नवांश में आत्मकारक ग्रह हों तो सर्प का भय तथा माता के स्तन में पीड़ा, धनुरंशगत वे हों तो ऊँची जगह या वाहन से गिरने का भय, मकर के नवांशगत आत्मकारक ग्रह हों तो जलजन्तुओं (मत्स्यादि), शंख, मोती, मूंगा तथा पक्षियों से लाभ, कुम्भांश में आत्मकारक के रहने पर तालाब आदि के निर्माण से सुयश, तथा मीनांश में वे रहें तो सायुज्य मुक्ति जातक को कहें। साथ ही शुभग्रह की दृष्टि रहने पर अशुभ फल और अशुभग्रह की दृष्टि रहने पर शुभफल नहीं होते हैं। अर्थात् शुभग्रह की दृष्टि रहे तो शुभफल, और पाप दृष्टि से शुभफलाभाव कहना चाहिए ॥ १-८ ॥

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १८४/184 (PDF p.216), verso page, 3825x4990 (folio+running head band-confirmed in band0). Bands1-2 give verse33.37's two lines, closing '॥ ३७ ॥' and completing the bhava-auspiciousness topic begun on page१८३ (verses35-36): the Kendra (1,4,7,10) and Trikona (1,5,9) named bhavas are declared auspicious, and mere combination with them turns even an inauspicious [bhava/karaka] auspicious. Bands3-8 give a previously-pending joint Hindi gloss (GLOSS_35_37) which resolves what page१८३'s seed script had disclosed as a pending placeholder for verses35-36 -- the gloss in fact covers all three verses 35-37 jointly, closing '॥ ३५-३७ ॥'; this page's seed script accordingly updates 33.35 and 33.36's translationHi in place from the placeholder to this text (per the pipeline's standing retroactive-gloss-resolution practice, e.g. the page१७९/१८० and page१८०/१८१ precedents), and 33.37 is seeded directly with the same joint gloss per the joint-gloss-duplication pattern. Bands9-10 then give the chapter-closing colophon, 'इति सविमर्शं सुधाख्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे कारकाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ ३३ ॥' ('Thus, together with commentary, in the Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra endowed with the [Sudha-named] gloss, the Chapter on Karakas is concluded, [Chapter] 33') -- an editorial colophon, excluded from translationHi per the standing colophon-exclusion practice, but disclosed here as it marks Chapter 33's definitive close at 37 verses. Band11 opens Chapter 34 with its editorial title line, 'अथ कारकांशफलाध्यायः ॥ ३४ ॥' ('Now, the Chapter on the Results of the Karakamsha [the navamsha sign occupied by the Atmakaraka]') -- likewise excluded from translationHi, used only to derive the chapters-array entry. Bands12-27 (16 bands, 8 verse-couplets) give Chapter34's opening eight verses (34.1-34.8), a systematic results-by-sign scheme for the Karakamsha (the amsha/navamsha-sign occupied by the Atmakaraka, as defined in Chapter 33): verse1 is an introductory declaration (bands12-13); verse2 (bands14-15) gives perpetual fear and trouble from small animals when the Karakamsha is in Aja/Mesha (Aries) amsha, especially under cruel-planet combination; verse3 (bands16-17) covers Vrisha/Taurus (comfort from quadrupeds) and Mithuna/Gemini (itching and similar ailments) in one couplet; verse4 (bands18-19) covers Karka/Cancer (fear from water-creatures), Simha/Leo (fear from predators), and Kanya/Virgo (obesity, itching, and fear from fire) across its two lines; verse5 (bands20-21) covers Tula/Libra (gain via mercantile occupation, including garments) and Vrishchika/Scorpio (fear from serpents, affliction to the mother's breast); verse6 (bands22-23) covers Chapa/Sagittarius (a fall from height or a vehicle) and Nakra/Capricorn (gain from aquatic creatures -- conch, pearl, coral); verse7 (bands24-25) covers gain from birds and, explicitly for Ghata/Kumbha (Aquarius), renown through building tanks/reservoirs; verse8 (bands26-27) covers Mina/Pisces (Sayujya-mukti, liberation through union with the deity) and closes with a general principle (no inauspiciousness by a benefic's aspect, no auspiciousness by a malefic's aspect). Band27's text is directly followed at the very bottom of the page by the eGangotri/Swami Atmanand Giri ownership stamp (editorial, excluded) with no further Devanagari content -- **no Hindi gloss for verses 34.1-34.8 appears on this page**; this is disclosed via a pending placeholder in their translationHi, to be resolved (or confirmed absent) once page१८५ is transcribed, per the pipeline's standing pending-gloss pattern. Two word-level readings are disclosed rather than silently normalized: (a) verse2's 'भवेयुराखुमाजोरा' is retained exactly as printed -- confirmed via high-zoom crop that the printed akshara sequence is आखु+माजोरा, not a misread; the grammatically-expected sense (rats and cats, a natural predator/prey pairing analogous to this text's other creature-pair references) would read 'आखु-मार्जाराः' (आखु = rat/mouse, मार्जार = cat), but the printed 'माजोरा' lacks मार्जार's र्; retained as printed since escalated zoom did not reveal a hidden र् stroke, and the overall sense (small-animal trouble) is unaffected; (b) verse4's 'भीरनलाद्' and verse6's 'कम्बुमुक्ताप्रवालतः' were each corrected from an initial lower-zoom misread ('भूरनलाद्' and 'शम्बुमुक्तामवालतः' respectively) via dedicated high-zoom re-crops that clearly showed ी not ू in the first case, and क-म्बु / प्र (not श-म्बु / म) in the second -- both now confirmed and matching their expected classical senses (भीः+अनलात् = 'fear from fire'; कम्बु-मुक्ता-प्रवाल = 'conch-pearl-coral', a standard gemstone/treasure triad). [GLOSS RESOLVED on page१८५/185: the Hindi gloss for Chapter34 verses 34.1-34.8, disclosed as pending on page१८४, appears on page१८५ (bands2-16), closing "॥ १-८ ॥" -- translationHi updated in place from the placeholder to this text. This gloss also independently corroborates verse34.2's disclosed 'आखु-मार्जार' (rat-cat) reading via its own plain 'चूहे तथा बिलाड़ों का उपद्रव'.]

  6. 34.6 सत्यापित

    BPHS 34.6

    संस्कृत

    चापांशे तूच्चतः पातोऽथवा वाहनतो भवेत् । नक्रांशे जलजन्तुभ्यः कम्बुमुक्ताप्रवालतः ॥ ६ ॥

    chapamshe tuchchatah pato.athava vahanato bhavet | nakramshe jalajantubhyah kambumuktapravalatah || 6 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In the Chapa (Sagittarius) amsha, a fall from a height, or else from a vehicle, occurs; in the Nakra (Capricorn) amsha, [gain] from aquatic creatures -- from conch, pearl, and coral.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    हे विप्र! अब मैं मेषादि नवांशगत आत्मकारक ग्रह का फल कहता हूँ जो ब्रह्मा जी के द्वारा पुराने समय में कहा गया है। आत्मकारक ग्रह मेष नवांशगत हो तो जातक के घर में चूहे तथा बिलाड़ों का उपद्रव, (विशेषतः पापग्रह के संयोग या दृष्टि से) होता रहता है। वृष के नवांश में आत्मकारक ग्रह हों तो चतुष्पदों (गो-महिषी आदि पशुओं) से सौख्य होता है। मिथुन नवांशगत वे हों तो खुजली आदि रोगों का भय, कर्क नवांशगत आत्मकारक ग्रह के होने से पानी में डूबने का भय, सिंहनवांशगत होने पर हिंसक जन्तुओं से भय, कन्यानवांश में खुजली, स्थूलता तथा अग्निभय तुलांश में व्यापारवृत्ति तथा वस्त्रनिर्माण कौशल, वृश्चिक नवांश में आत्मकारक ग्रह हों तो सर्प का भय तथा माता के स्तन में पीड़ा, धनुरंशगत वे हों तो ऊँची जगह या वाहन से गिरने का भय, मकर के नवांशगत आत्मकारक ग्रह हों तो जलजन्तुओं (मत्स्यादि), शंख, मोती, मूंगा तथा पक्षियों से लाभ, कुम्भांश में आत्मकारक के रहने पर तालाब आदि के निर्माण से सुयश, तथा मीनांश में वे रहें तो सायुज्य मुक्ति जातक को कहें। साथ ही शुभग्रह की दृष्टि रहने पर अशुभ फल और अशुभग्रह की दृष्टि रहने पर शुभफल नहीं होते हैं। अर्थात् शुभग्रह की दृष्टि रहे तो शुभफल, और पाप दृष्टि से शुभफलाभाव कहना चाहिए ॥ १-८ ॥

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १८४/184 (PDF p.216), verso page, 3825x4990 (folio+running head band-confirmed in band0). Bands1-2 give verse33.37's two lines, closing '॥ ३७ ॥' and completing the bhava-auspiciousness topic begun on page१८३ (verses35-36): the Kendra (1,4,7,10) and Trikona (1,5,9) named bhavas are declared auspicious, and mere combination with them turns even an inauspicious [bhava/karaka] auspicious. Bands3-8 give a previously-pending joint Hindi gloss (GLOSS_35_37) which resolves what page१८३'s seed script had disclosed as a pending placeholder for verses35-36 -- the gloss in fact covers all three verses 35-37 jointly, closing '॥ ३५-३७ ॥'; this page's seed script accordingly updates 33.35 and 33.36's translationHi in place from the placeholder to this text (per the pipeline's standing retroactive-gloss-resolution practice, e.g. the page१७९/१८० and page१८०/१८१ precedents), and 33.37 is seeded directly with the same joint gloss per the joint-gloss-duplication pattern. Bands9-10 then give the chapter-closing colophon, 'इति सविमर्शं सुधाख्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे कारकाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ ३३ ॥' ('Thus, together with commentary, in the Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra endowed with the [Sudha-named] gloss, the Chapter on Karakas is concluded, [Chapter] 33') -- an editorial colophon, excluded from translationHi per the standing colophon-exclusion practice, but disclosed here as it marks Chapter 33's definitive close at 37 verses. Band11 opens Chapter 34 with its editorial title line, 'अथ कारकांशफलाध्यायः ॥ ३४ ॥' ('Now, the Chapter on the Results of the Karakamsha [the navamsha sign occupied by the Atmakaraka]') -- likewise excluded from translationHi, used only to derive the chapters-array entry. Bands12-27 (16 bands, 8 verse-couplets) give Chapter34's opening eight verses (34.1-34.8), a systematic results-by-sign scheme for the Karakamsha (the amsha/navamsha-sign occupied by the Atmakaraka, as defined in Chapter 33): verse1 is an introductory declaration (bands12-13); verse2 (bands14-15) gives perpetual fear and trouble from small animals when the Karakamsha is in Aja/Mesha (Aries) amsha, especially under cruel-planet combination; verse3 (bands16-17) covers Vrisha/Taurus (comfort from quadrupeds) and Mithuna/Gemini (itching and similar ailments) in one couplet; verse4 (bands18-19) covers Karka/Cancer (fear from water-creatures), Simha/Leo (fear from predators), and Kanya/Virgo (obesity, itching, and fear from fire) across its two lines; verse5 (bands20-21) covers Tula/Libra (gain via mercantile occupation, including garments) and Vrishchika/Scorpio (fear from serpents, affliction to the mother's breast); verse6 (bands22-23) covers Chapa/Sagittarius (a fall from height or a vehicle) and Nakra/Capricorn (gain from aquatic creatures -- conch, pearl, coral); verse7 (bands24-25) covers gain from birds and, explicitly for Ghata/Kumbha (Aquarius), renown through building tanks/reservoirs; verse8 (bands26-27) covers Mina/Pisces (Sayujya-mukti, liberation through union with the deity) and closes with a general principle (no inauspiciousness by a benefic's aspect, no auspiciousness by a malefic's aspect). Band27's text is directly followed at the very bottom of the page by the eGangotri/Swami Atmanand Giri ownership stamp (editorial, excluded) with no further Devanagari content -- **no Hindi gloss for verses 34.1-34.8 appears on this page**; this is disclosed via a pending placeholder in their translationHi, to be resolved (or confirmed absent) once page१८५ is transcribed, per the pipeline's standing pending-gloss pattern. Two word-level readings are disclosed rather than silently normalized: (a) verse2's 'भवेयुराखुमाजोरा' is retained exactly as printed -- confirmed via high-zoom crop that the printed akshara sequence is आखु+माजोरा, not a misread; the grammatically-expected sense (rats and cats, a natural predator/prey pairing analogous to this text's other creature-pair references) would read 'आखु-मार्जाराः' (आखु = rat/mouse, मार्जार = cat), but the printed 'माजोरा' lacks मार्जार's र्; retained as printed since escalated zoom did not reveal a hidden र् stroke, and the overall sense (small-animal trouble) is unaffected; (b) verse4's 'भीरनलाद्' and verse6's 'कम्बुमुक्ताप्रवालतः' were each corrected from an initial lower-zoom misread ('भूरनलाद्' and 'शम्बुमुक्तामवालतः' respectively) via dedicated high-zoom re-crops that clearly showed ी not ू in the first case, and क-म्बु / प्र (not श-म्बु / म) in the second -- both now confirmed and matching their expected classical senses (भीः+अनलात् = 'fear from fire'; कम्बु-मुक्ता-प्रवाल = 'conch-pearl-coral', a standard gemstone/treasure triad). [GLOSS RESOLVED on page१८५/185: the Hindi gloss for Chapter34 verses 34.1-34.8, disclosed as pending on page१८४, appears on page१८५ (bands2-16), closing "॥ १-८ ॥" -- translationHi updated in place from the placeholder to this text. This gloss also independently corroborates verse34.2's disclosed 'आखु-मार्जार' (rat-cat) reading via its own plain 'चूहे तथा बिलाड़ों का उपद्रव'.]

  7. 34.7 सत्यापित

    BPHS 34.7

    संस्कृत

    विहगेभ्योऽपि लाभः स्याज्जातकस्य न संशयः । घटांशे तु तडागादिनिर्माणात्कीर्तिमान्भवेत् ॥ ७ ॥

    vihagebhyo.api labhah syajjatakasya na sanshayah | ghatamshe tu tadagadinirmanatkirtimanbhavet || 7 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Gain also from birds accrues to the native -- there is no doubt of this; and in the Ghata (Kumbha/Aquarius) amsha, [the native] becomes renowned through the construction of tanks/reservoirs and the like.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    हे विप्र! अब मैं मेषादि नवांशगत आत्मकारक ग्रह का फल कहता हूँ जो ब्रह्मा जी के द्वारा पुराने समय में कहा गया है। आत्मकारक ग्रह मेष नवांशगत हो तो जातक के घर में चूहे तथा बिलाड़ों का उपद्रव, (विशेषतः पापग्रह के संयोग या दृष्टि से) होता रहता है। वृष के नवांश में आत्मकारक ग्रह हों तो चतुष्पदों (गो-महिषी आदि पशुओं) से सौख्य होता है। मिथुन नवांशगत वे हों तो खुजली आदि रोगों का भय, कर्क नवांशगत आत्मकारक ग्रह के होने से पानी में डूबने का भय, सिंहनवांशगत होने पर हिंसक जन्तुओं से भय, कन्यानवांश में खुजली, स्थूलता तथा अग्निभय तुलांश में व्यापारवृत्ति तथा वस्त्रनिर्माण कौशल, वृश्चिक नवांश में आत्मकारक ग्रह हों तो सर्प का भय तथा माता के स्तन में पीड़ा, धनुरंशगत वे हों तो ऊँची जगह या वाहन से गिरने का भय, मकर के नवांशगत आत्मकारक ग्रह हों तो जलजन्तुओं (मत्स्यादि), शंख, मोती, मूंगा तथा पक्षियों से लाभ, कुम्भांश में आत्मकारक के रहने पर तालाब आदि के निर्माण से सुयश, तथा मीनांश में वे रहें तो सायुज्य मुक्ति जातक को कहें। साथ ही शुभग्रह की दृष्टि रहने पर अशुभ फल और अशुभग्रह की दृष्टि रहने पर शुभफल नहीं होते हैं। अर्थात् शुभग्रह की दृष्टि रहे तो शुभफल, और पाप दृष्टि से शुभफलाभाव कहना चाहिए ॥ १-८ ॥

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १८४/184 (PDF p.216), verso page, 3825x4990 (folio+running head band-confirmed in band0). Bands1-2 give verse33.37's two lines, closing '॥ ३७ ॥' and completing the bhava-auspiciousness topic begun on page१८३ (verses35-36): the Kendra (1,4,7,10) and Trikona (1,5,9) named bhavas are declared auspicious, and mere combination with them turns even an inauspicious [bhava/karaka] auspicious. Bands3-8 give a previously-pending joint Hindi gloss (GLOSS_35_37) which resolves what page१८३'s seed script had disclosed as a pending placeholder for verses35-36 -- the gloss in fact covers all three verses 35-37 jointly, closing '॥ ३५-३७ ॥'; this page's seed script accordingly updates 33.35 and 33.36's translationHi in place from the placeholder to this text (per the pipeline's standing retroactive-gloss-resolution practice, e.g. the page१७९/१८० and page१८०/१८१ precedents), and 33.37 is seeded directly with the same joint gloss per the joint-gloss-duplication pattern. Bands9-10 then give the chapter-closing colophon, 'इति सविमर्शं सुधाख्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे कारकाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ ३३ ॥' ('Thus, together with commentary, in the Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra endowed with the [Sudha-named] gloss, the Chapter on Karakas is concluded, [Chapter] 33') -- an editorial colophon, excluded from translationHi per the standing colophon-exclusion practice, but disclosed here as it marks Chapter 33's definitive close at 37 verses. Band11 opens Chapter 34 with its editorial title line, 'अथ कारकांशफलाध्यायः ॥ ३४ ॥' ('Now, the Chapter on the Results of the Karakamsha [the navamsha sign occupied by the Atmakaraka]') -- likewise excluded from translationHi, used only to derive the chapters-array entry. Bands12-27 (16 bands, 8 verse-couplets) give Chapter34's opening eight verses (34.1-34.8), a systematic results-by-sign scheme for the Karakamsha (the amsha/navamsha-sign occupied by the Atmakaraka, as defined in Chapter 33): verse1 is an introductory declaration (bands12-13); verse2 (bands14-15) gives perpetual fear and trouble from small animals when the Karakamsha is in Aja/Mesha (Aries) amsha, especially under cruel-planet combination; verse3 (bands16-17) covers Vrisha/Taurus (comfort from quadrupeds) and Mithuna/Gemini (itching and similar ailments) in one couplet; verse4 (bands18-19) covers Karka/Cancer (fear from water-creatures), Simha/Leo (fear from predators), and Kanya/Virgo (obesity, itching, and fear from fire) across its two lines; verse5 (bands20-21) covers Tula/Libra (gain via mercantile occupation, including garments) and Vrishchika/Scorpio (fear from serpents, affliction to the mother's breast); verse6 (bands22-23) covers Chapa/Sagittarius (a fall from height or a vehicle) and Nakra/Capricorn (gain from aquatic creatures -- conch, pearl, coral); verse7 (bands24-25) covers gain from birds and, explicitly for Ghata/Kumbha (Aquarius), renown through building tanks/reservoirs; verse8 (bands26-27) covers Mina/Pisces (Sayujya-mukti, liberation through union with the deity) and closes with a general principle (no inauspiciousness by a benefic's aspect, no auspiciousness by a malefic's aspect). Band27's text is directly followed at the very bottom of the page by the eGangotri/Swami Atmanand Giri ownership stamp (editorial, excluded) with no further Devanagari content -- **no Hindi gloss for verses 34.1-34.8 appears on this page**; this is disclosed via a pending placeholder in their translationHi, to be resolved (or confirmed absent) once page१८५ is transcribed, per the pipeline's standing pending-gloss pattern. Two word-level readings are disclosed rather than silently normalized: (a) verse2's 'भवेयुराखुमाजोरा' is retained exactly as printed -- confirmed via high-zoom crop that the printed akshara sequence is आखु+माजोरा, not a misread; the grammatically-expected sense (rats and cats, a natural predator/prey pairing analogous to this text's other creature-pair references) would read 'आखु-मार्जाराः' (आखु = rat/mouse, मार्जार = cat), but the printed 'माजोरा' lacks मार्जार's र्; retained as printed since escalated zoom did not reveal a hidden र् stroke, and the overall sense (small-animal trouble) is unaffected; (b) verse4's 'भीरनलाद्' and verse6's 'कम्बुमुक्ताप्रवालतः' were each corrected from an initial lower-zoom misread ('भूरनलाद्' and 'शम्बुमुक्तामवालतः' respectively) via dedicated high-zoom re-crops that clearly showed ी not ू in the first case, and क-म्बु / प्र (not श-म्बु / म) in the second -- both now confirmed and matching their expected classical senses (भीः+अनलात् = 'fear from fire'; कम्बु-मुक्ता-प्रवाल = 'conch-pearl-coral', a standard gemstone/treasure triad). [GLOSS RESOLVED on page१८५/185: the Hindi gloss for Chapter34 verses 34.1-34.8, disclosed as pending on page१८४, appears on page१८५ (bands2-16), closing "॥ १-८ ॥" -- translationHi updated in place from the placeholder to this text. This gloss also independently corroborates verse34.2's disclosed 'आखु-मार्जार' (rat-cat) reading via its own plain 'चूहे तथा बिलाड़ों का उपद्रव'.]

  8. 34.8 सत्यापित

    BPHS 34.8

    संस्कृत

    मीनांशे जायते विप्र ! जातः सायुज्यमुक्तिभाक् । अशुभं नैव सद्दृष्ट्या शुभं नाऽशुभदृष्टितः ॥ ८ ॥

    minamshe jayate vipra ! jatah sayujyamuktibhak | ashubham naiva saddrishtya shubham nashubhadrishtitah || 8 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    O Brahmin! In the Mina (Pisces) amsha, the one born partakes of Sayujya-mukti (liberation through union with the deity). There is truly no inauspiciousness by the aspect of a benefic, nor auspiciousness by the aspect of a malefic.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    हे विप्र! अब मैं मेषादि नवांशगत आत्मकारक ग्रह का फल कहता हूँ जो ब्रह्मा जी के द्वारा पुराने समय में कहा गया है। आत्मकारक ग्रह मेष नवांशगत हो तो जातक के घर में चूहे तथा बिलाड़ों का उपद्रव, (विशेषतः पापग्रह के संयोग या दृष्टि से) होता रहता है। वृष के नवांश में आत्मकारक ग्रह हों तो चतुष्पदों (गो-महिषी आदि पशुओं) से सौख्य होता है। मिथुन नवांशगत वे हों तो खुजली आदि रोगों का भय, कर्क नवांशगत आत्मकारक ग्रह के होने से पानी में डूबने का भय, सिंहनवांशगत होने पर हिंसक जन्तुओं से भय, कन्यानवांश में खुजली, स्थूलता तथा अग्निभय तुलांश में व्यापारवृत्ति तथा वस्त्रनिर्माण कौशल, वृश्चिक नवांश में आत्मकारक ग्रह हों तो सर्प का भय तथा माता के स्तन में पीड़ा, धनुरंशगत वे हों तो ऊँची जगह या वाहन से गिरने का भय, मकर के नवांशगत आत्मकारक ग्रह हों तो जलजन्तुओं (मत्स्यादि), शंख, मोती, मूंगा तथा पक्षियों से लाभ, कुम्भांश में आत्मकारक के रहने पर तालाब आदि के निर्माण से सुयश, तथा मीनांश में वे रहें तो सायुज्य मुक्ति जातक को कहें। साथ ही शुभग्रह की दृष्टि रहने पर अशुभ फल और अशुभग्रह की दृष्टि रहने पर शुभफल नहीं होते हैं। अर्थात् शुभग्रह की दृष्टि रहे तो शुभफल, और पाप दृष्टि से शुभफलाभाव कहना चाहिए ॥ १-८ ॥

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १८४/184 (PDF p.216), verso page, 3825x4990 (folio+running head band-confirmed in band0). Bands1-2 give verse33.37's two lines, closing '॥ ३७ ॥' and completing the bhava-auspiciousness topic begun on page१८३ (verses35-36): the Kendra (1,4,7,10) and Trikona (1,5,9) named bhavas are declared auspicious, and mere combination with them turns even an inauspicious [bhava/karaka] auspicious. Bands3-8 give a previously-pending joint Hindi gloss (GLOSS_35_37) which resolves what page१८३'s seed script had disclosed as a pending placeholder for verses35-36 -- the gloss in fact covers all three verses 35-37 jointly, closing '॥ ३५-३७ ॥'; this page's seed script accordingly updates 33.35 and 33.36's translationHi in place from the placeholder to this text (per the pipeline's standing retroactive-gloss-resolution practice, e.g. the page१७९/१८० and page१८०/१८१ precedents), and 33.37 is seeded directly with the same joint gloss per the joint-gloss-duplication pattern. Bands9-10 then give the chapter-closing colophon, 'इति सविमर्शं सुधाख्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे कारकाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ ३३ ॥' ('Thus, together with commentary, in the Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra endowed with the [Sudha-named] gloss, the Chapter on Karakas is concluded, [Chapter] 33') -- an editorial colophon, excluded from translationHi per the standing colophon-exclusion practice, but disclosed here as it marks Chapter 33's definitive close at 37 verses. Band11 opens Chapter 34 with its editorial title line, 'अथ कारकांशफलाध्यायः ॥ ३४ ॥' ('Now, the Chapter on the Results of the Karakamsha [the navamsha sign occupied by the Atmakaraka]') -- likewise excluded from translationHi, used only to derive the chapters-array entry. Bands12-27 (16 bands, 8 verse-couplets) give Chapter34's opening eight verses (34.1-34.8), a systematic results-by-sign scheme for the Karakamsha (the amsha/navamsha-sign occupied by the Atmakaraka, as defined in Chapter 33): verse1 is an introductory declaration (bands12-13); verse2 (bands14-15) gives perpetual fear and trouble from small animals when the Karakamsha is in Aja/Mesha (Aries) amsha, especially under cruel-planet combination; verse3 (bands16-17) covers Vrisha/Taurus (comfort from quadrupeds) and Mithuna/Gemini (itching and similar ailments) in one couplet; verse4 (bands18-19) covers Karka/Cancer (fear from water-creatures), Simha/Leo (fear from predators), and Kanya/Virgo (obesity, itching, and fear from fire) across its two lines; verse5 (bands20-21) covers Tula/Libra (gain via mercantile occupation, including garments) and Vrishchika/Scorpio (fear from serpents, affliction to the mother's breast); verse6 (bands22-23) covers Chapa/Sagittarius (a fall from height or a vehicle) and Nakra/Capricorn (gain from aquatic creatures -- conch, pearl, coral); verse7 (bands24-25) covers gain from birds and, explicitly for Ghata/Kumbha (Aquarius), renown through building tanks/reservoirs; verse8 (bands26-27) covers Mina/Pisces (Sayujya-mukti, liberation through union with the deity) and closes with a general principle (no inauspiciousness by a benefic's aspect, no auspiciousness by a malefic's aspect). Band27's text is directly followed at the very bottom of the page by the eGangotri/Swami Atmanand Giri ownership stamp (editorial, excluded) with no further Devanagari content -- **no Hindi gloss for verses 34.1-34.8 appears on this page**; this is disclosed via a pending placeholder in their translationHi, to be resolved (or confirmed absent) once page१८५ is transcribed, per the pipeline's standing pending-gloss pattern. Two word-level readings are disclosed rather than silently normalized: (a) verse2's 'भवेयुराखुमाजोरा' is retained exactly as printed -- confirmed via high-zoom crop that the printed akshara sequence is आखु+माजोरा, not a misread; the grammatically-expected sense (rats and cats, a natural predator/prey pairing analogous to this text's other creature-pair references) would read 'आखु-मार्जाराः' (आखु = rat/mouse, मार्जार = cat), but the printed 'माजोरा' lacks मार्जार's र्; retained as printed since escalated zoom did not reveal a hidden र् stroke, and the overall sense (small-animal trouble) is unaffected; (b) verse4's 'भीरनलाद्' and verse6's 'कम्बुमुक्ताप्रवालतः' were each corrected from an initial lower-zoom misread ('भूरनलाद्' and 'शम्बुमुक्तामवालतः' respectively) via dedicated high-zoom re-crops that clearly showed ी not ू in the first case, and क-म्बु / प्र (not श-म्बु / म) in the second -- both now confirmed and matching their expected classical senses (भीः+अनलात् = 'fear from fire'; कम्बु-मुक्ता-प्रवाल = 'conch-pearl-coral', a standard gemstone/treasure triad). [GLOSS RESOLVED on page१८५/185: the Hindi gloss for Chapter34 verses 34.1-34.8, disclosed as pending on page१८४, appears on page१८५ (bands2-16), closing "॥ १-८ ॥" -- translationHi updated in place from the placeholder to this text. This gloss also independently corroborates verse34.2's disclosed 'आखु-मार्जार' (rat-cat) reading via its own plain 'चूहे तथा बिलाड़ों का उपद्रव'.]

  9. 34.9 सत्यापित

    BPHS 34.9

    संस्कृत

    कारकांशेऽथवा लग्नस्यांशे सौम्ये सति ग्रहे । मैत्रेय ! सौम्यदृष्टे स्यान्नृपो जातो न संशयः ॥ ९ ॥

    karakamshe.athava lagnasyamshe saumye sati grahe | maitreya ! saumyadrishte syannripo jato na samshayah || 9 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    O Maitreya! If a benefic planet is present in the navamsha of the Karakamsha or of the Lagna, and it is aspected by a benefic, the one born is undoubtedly a king.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    आत्मकारक अथवा लग्न के नवांश में शुभग्रह का संयोग हो या उस पर शुभ दृष्टि होवे तो जातक निःसन्देह राजा होता है। कारकांश से केन्द्र (१।४।७।१०) या कोण (९।५) में शुभग्रह हो, साथ ही पापग्रह की दृष्टि या योग उस पर नहीं होवे तो जातक धनी तथा विद्वान् होता है। मिश्रग्रहों (शुभ-पाप) से मिश्र फल (शुभाऽशुभ) समझना चाहिए। उपग्रह (मध्यांशो मध्यखेटः स्यादुपखेटः) स्वगृह, स्वोच्च या शुभग्रह की राशि में होकर पापग्रह से अदृष्ट हों तो जातक जीवनान्त में मुक्तिभागी होता है ॥ ९-११¾ ॥

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १८५/185 (PDF p.217), recto page, 3160x4990. Band-detection required a page-specific threshold correction: THRESH=0.9 (the usual recto default) produced only 30 bands with severe merging (up to 288px, gaps as tight as 3px); a diagnostic sweep across thresholds 2-10 found 4-5 gave the cleanest 36-band one-line-per-band split, so THRESH=5.0 was adopted. Bands1 give the running head + folio. Bands2-16 (15 bands) give a joint Hindi gloss closing '॥ १-८ ॥', resolving the GLOSS PENDING placeholder left on page१८४/184 for Chapter34 verses 34.1-34.8: the gloss explains the Karakamsha-navamsha results sign-by-sign (Mesha: rats/cats trouble; Vrisha: comfort from quadrupeds; Mithuna: itching-type ailments; Karka: fear of drowning; Simha: fear from predators; Kanya: itching, stoutness, fear of fire; Tula: mercantile/garment trade skill; Vrishchika: fear of serpents and affliction to the mother's breast; Dhanu: fall from height/vehicle; Makara: gain from aquatic creatures, conch, pearl, coral, and birds; Kumbha: renown from building tanks; Mina: Sayujya-mukti; and closes with the general benefic/malefic-aspect principle) -- this gloss's own plain-language 'चूहे तथा बिलाड़ों का उपद्रव' (disturbance from rats and cats) directly corroborates verse34.2's disclosed 'भवेयुराखुमाजोरा' (आखु-मार्जार, rat-cat) reading, confirming the intended sense without requiring any change to the disclosed printed-text anomaly. This page's seed script accordingly updates 34.1-34.8's translationHi in place from the pending placeholder to this gloss text, per the pipeline's standing retroactive-gloss-resolution practice. Bands17-24 and 32-33 then give four new verses, 34.9-34.12, continuing the Karakamsha-phala scheme in a different register (planetary-strength/dignity conditions on the Karakamsha rather than sign-by-sign results): verse9 (bands17-18) -- a benefic in the navamsha of the Karakamsha or Lagna, aspected by a benefic, makes the native a king, no doubt; verse10 (bands19-20) -- benefics free of malefic aspect/conjunction, in kendras (1,4,7,10) or konas (5,9) from the Karakamsha, make the native wealthy and wise; verse11 (bands21-22) -- mixed (benefic-malefic) planets give mixed results, and if an upagraha is in its own sign, own exaltation, or a benefic's sign; verse12 (bands24, then 32-33, split by an interposed gloss) -- continues: and if [that point] is, at the end, unaspected by malefics, liberation (kaivalya) should be predicted; if the Karakamsha is in the varga of Moon-Mars-Venus, the native is an adulterer (paradarika); otherwise, a different result applies. Bands25-31 (7 bands) give a joint Hindi gloss for verses9-11 plus part of verse12, closing with an unusual fractional citation '॥ ९-११¾ ॥' -- verified via dedicated high-zoom crop (not silently normalized to a round number): the printed numeral is unambiguously '9-11' followed by a three-quarter fraction mark. The precise significance of the ¾ demarcation relative to this edition's line-break layout is not resolved beyond what is disclosed here (verse12 itself prints across three sub-lines, two ending in a single danda before the final numbered close, rather than the usual two); the verse's own text required no correction from this ambiguity. Bands34-35 close with a second, shorter Hindi gloss specific to verse12 alone, closing '॥ १२ ॥'. Band23 (a 28px band between 22 and 24) is a detection-split artifact -- the tops of band24's own matras, not independent content -- confirmed by direct visual comparison; it carries no new text. One word-level correction was made after high-zoom same-page verification: verse12's first word initially appeared as 'पापदृष्टे' at standard resolution but a dedicated high-zoom crop clearly resolved a hidden र् stroke, giving 'पापैरदृष्टे' (पापैः + अदृष्टे by sandhि, 'unaspected by malefics') -- the grammatically sound reading, and independently corroborated by band32's 'इन्द्वारभृगुवर्गेस्थे' (इन्दु-आर-भृगु-वर्ग, 'the varga of Moon-Mars(Ara)-Venus(Bhṛgu)') matching the gloss's own plain 'चन्द्र, भौम, शुक्र के वर्ग में' verbatim. No further gloss or colophon appears after band35; page१८५ ends with verse12's gloss, and Chapter34 continues (not yet closed) onto page१८६.

  10. 34.10 सत्यापित

    BPHS 34.10

    संस्कृत

    कारकांशाद् ग्रहाः सौम्याः पापदृग्योगवर्जिताः । केन्द्रकोणगताः कुर्युर्धनिनं च बुधं नरम् ॥ १० ॥

    karakamshad grahah saumyah papadrigyogavarjitah | kendrakonagatah kuryurdhaninam cha budham naram || 10 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Benefic planets, free from the aspect or conjunction of malefics, situated in the kendras (1,4,7,10) or konas (5,9) counted from the Karakamsha, make the native wealthy and wise.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    आत्मकारक अथवा लग्न के नवांश में शुभग्रह का संयोग हो या उस पर शुभ दृष्टि होवे तो जातक निःसन्देह राजा होता है। कारकांश से केन्द्र (१।४।७।१०) या कोण (९।५) में शुभग्रह हो, साथ ही पापग्रह की दृष्टि या योग उस पर नहीं होवे तो जातक धनी तथा विद्वान् होता है। मिश्रग्रहों (शुभ-पाप) से मिश्र फल (शुभाऽशुभ) समझना चाहिए। उपग्रह (मध्यांशो मध्यखेटः स्यादुपखेटः) स्वगृह, स्वोच्च या शुभग्रह की राशि में होकर पापग्रह से अदृष्ट हों तो जातक जीवनान्त में मुक्तिभागी होता है ॥ ९-११¾ ॥

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १८५/185 (PDF p.217), recto page, 3160x4990. Band-detection required a page-specific threshold correction: THRESH=0.9 (the usual recto default) produced only 30 bands with severe merging (up to 288px, gaps as tight as 3px); a diagnostic sweep across thresholds 2-10 found 4-5 gave the cleanest 36-band one-line-per-band split, so THRESH=5.0 was adopted. Bands1 give the running head + folio. Bands2-16 (15 bands) give a joint Hindi gloss closing '॥ १-८ ॥', resolving the GLOSS PENDING placeholder left on page१८४/184 for Chapter34 verses 34.1-34.8: the gloss explains the Karakamsha-navamsha results sign-by-sign (Mesha: rats/cats trouble; Vrisha: comfort from quadrupeds; Mithuna: itching-type ailments; Karka: fear of drowning; Simha: fear from predators; Kanya: itching, stoutness, fear of fire; Tula: mercantile/garment trade skill; Vrishchika: fear of serpents and affliction to the mother's breast; Dhanu: fall from height/vehicle; Makara: gain from aquatic creatures, conch, pearl, coral, and birds; Kumbha: renown from building tanks; Mina: Sayujya-mukti; and closes with the general benefic/malefic-aspect principle) -- this gloss's own plain-language 'चूहे तथा बिलाड़ों का उपद्रव' (disturbance from rats and cats) directly corroborates verse34.2's disclosed 'भवेयुराखुमाजोरा' (आखु-मार्जार, rat-cat) reading, confirming the intended sense without requiring any change to the disclosed printed-text anomaly. This page's seed script accordingly updates 34.1-34.8's translationHi in place from the pending placeholder to this gloss text, per the pipeline's standing retroactive-gloss-resolution practice. Bands17-24 and 32-33 then give four new verses, 34.9-34.12, continuing the Karakamsha-phala scheme in a different register (planetary-strength/dignity conditions on the Karakamsha rather than sign-by-sign results): verse9 (bands17-18) -- a benefic in the navamsha of the Karakamsha or Lagna, aspected by a benefic, makes the native a king, no doubt; verse10 (bands19-20) -- benefics free of malefic aspect/conjunction, in kendras (1,4,7,10) or konas (5,9) from the Karakamsha, make the native wealthy and wise; verse11 (bands21-22) -- mixed (benefic-malefic) planets give mixed results, and if an upagraha is in its own sign, own exaltation, or a benefic's sign; verse12 (bands24, then 32-33, split by an interposed gloss) -- continues: and if [that point] is, at the end, unaspected by malefics, liberation (kaivalya) should be predicted; if the Karakamsha is in the varga of Moon-Mars-Venus, the native is an adulterer (paradarika); otherwise, a different result applies. Bands25-31 (7 bands) give a joint Hindi gloss for verses9-11 plus part of verse12, closing with an unusual fractional citation '॥ ९-११¾ ॥' -- verified via dedicated high-zoom crop (not silently normalized to a round number): the printed numeral is unambiguously '9-11' followed by a three-quarter fraction mark. The precise significance of the ¾ demarcation relative to this edition's line-break layout is not resolved beyond what is disclosed here (verse12 itself prints across three sub-lines, two ending in a single danda before the final numbered close, rather than the usual two); the verse's own text required no correction from this ambiguity. Bands34-35 close with a second, shorter Hindi gloss specific to verse12 alone, closing '॥ १२ ॥'. Band23 (a 28px band between 22 and 24) is a detection-split artifact -- the tops of band24's own matras, not independent content -- confirmed by direct visual comparison; it carries no new text. One word-level correction was made after high-zoom same-page verification: verse12's first word initially appeared as 'पापदृष्टे' at standard resolution but a dedicated high-zoom crop clearly resolved a hidden र् stroke, giving 'पापैरदृष्टे' (पापैः + अदृष्टे by sandhि, 'unaspected by malefics') -- the grammatically sound reading, and independently corroborated by band32's 'इन्द्वारभृगुवर्गेस्थे' (इन्दु-आर-भृगु-वर्ग, 'the varga of Moon-Mars(Ara)-Venus(Bhṛgu)') matching the gloss's own plain 'चन्द्र, भौम, शुक्र के वर्ग में' verbatim. No further gloss or colophon appears after band35; page१८५ ends with verse12's gloss, and Chapter34 continues (not yet closed) onto page१८६.

  11. 34.11 सत्यापित

    BPHS 34.11

    संस्कृत

    मिश्रग्रहैः फलं मिश्रं ज्ञेयं विद्धिः शुभाऽशुभम् । स्वभे स्वतुङ्गे सौम्यर्क्षे स्थिते तूपग्रहे सति ॥ ११ ॥

    mishragrahaih phalam mishram jneyam viddhih shubha.ashubham | svabhe svatunge saumyarkshe sthite toopagrahe sati || 11 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    By mixed (benefic-malefic) planets, know the result to be mixed -- both auspicious and inauspicious. And if an upagraha (sub-planet) is placed in its own sign, its own exaltation, or a benefic's sign...

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    आत्मकारक अथवा लग्न के नवांश में शुभग्रह का संयोग हो या उस पर शुभ दृष्टि होवे तो जातक निःसन्देह राजा होता है। कारकांश से केन्द्र (१।४।७।१०) या कोण (९।५) में शुभग्रह हो, साथ ही पापग्रह की दृष्टि या योग उस पर नहीं होवे तो जातक धनी तथा विद्वान् होता है। मिश्रग्रहों (शुभ-पाप) से मिश्र फल (शुभाऽशुभ) समझना चाहिए। उपग्रह (मध्यांशो मध्यखेटः स्यादुपखेटः) स्वगृह, स्वोच्च या शुभग्रह की राशि में होकर पापग्रह से अदृष्ट हों तो जातक जीवनान्त में मुक्तिभागी होता है ॥ ९-११¾ ॥

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १८५/185 (PDF p.217), recto page, 3160x4990. Band-detection required a page-specific threshold correction: THRESH=0.9 (the usual recto default) produced only 30 bands with severe merging (up to 288px, gaps as tight as 3px); a diagnostic sweep across thresholds 2-10 found 4-5 gave the cleanest 36-band one-line-per-band split, so THRESH=5.0 was adopted. Bands1 give the running head + folio. Bands2-16 (15 bands) give a joint Hindi gloss closing '॥ १-८ ॥', resolving the GLOSS PENDING placeholder left on page१८४/184 for Chapter34 verses 34.1-34.8: the gloss explains the Karakamsha-navamsha results sign-by-sign (Mesha: rats/cats trouble; Vrisha: comfort from quadrupeds; Mithuna: itching-type ailments; Karka: fear of drowning; Simha: fear from predators; Kanya: itching, stoutness, fear of fire; Tula: mercantile/garment trade skill; Vrishchika: fear of serpents and affliction to the mother's breast; Dhanu: fall from height/vehicle; Makara: gain from aquatic creatures, conch, pearl, coral, and birds; Kumbha: renown from building tanks; Mina: Sayujya-mukti; and closes with the general benefic/malefic-aspect principle) -- this gloss's own plain-language 'चूहे तथा बिलाड़ों का उपद्रव' (disturbance from rats and cats) directly corroborates verse34.2's disclosed 'भवेयुराखुमाजोरा' (आखु-मार्जार, rat-cat) reading, confirming the intended sense without requiring any change to the disclosed printed-text anomaly. This page's seed script accordingly updates 34.1-34.8's translationHi in place from the pending placeholder to this gloss text, per the pipeline's standing retroactive-gloss-resolution practice. Bands17-24 and 32-33 then give four new verses, 34.9-34.12, continuing the Karakamsha-phala scheme in a different register (planetary-strength/dignity conditions on the Karakamsha rather than sign-by-sign results): verse9 (bands17-18) -- a benefic in the navamsha of the Karakamsha or Lagna, aspected by a benefic, makes the native a king, no doubt; verse10 (bands19-20) -- benefics free of malefic aspect/conjunction, in kendras (1,4,7,10) or konas (5,9) from the Karakamsha, make the native wealthy and wise; verse11 (bands21-22) -- mixed (benefic-malefic) planets give mixed results, and if an upagraha is in its own sign, own exaltation, or a benefic's sign; verse12 (bands24, then 32-33, split by an interposed gloss) -- continues: and if [that point] is, at the end, unaspected by malefics, liberation (kaivalya) should be predicted; if the Karakamsha is in the varga of Moon-Mars-Venus, the native is an adulterer (paradarika); otherwise, a different result applies. Bands25-31 (7 bands) give a joint Hindi gloss for verses9-11 plus part of verse12, closing with an unusual fractional citation '॥ ९-११¾ ॥' -- verified via dedicated high-zoom crop (not silently normalized to a round number): the printed numeral is unambiguously '9-11' followed by a three-quarter fraction mark. The precise significance of the ¾ demarcation relative to this edition's line-break layout is not resolved beyond what is disclosed here (verse12 itself prints across three sub-lines, two ending in a single danda before the final numbered close, rather than the usual two); the verse's own text required no correction from this ambiguity. Bands34-35 close with a second, shorter Hindi gloss specific to verse12 alone, closing '॥ १२ ॥'. Band23 (a 28px band between 22 and 24) is a detection-split artifact -- the tops of band24's own matras, not independent content -- confirmed by direct visual comparison; it carries no new text. One word-level correction was made after high-zoom same-page verification: verse12's first word initially appeared as 'पापदृष्टे' at standard resolution but a dedicated high-zoom crop clearly resolved a hidden र् stroke, giving 'पापैरदृष्टे' (पापैः + अदृष्टे by sandhि, 'unaspected by malefics') -- the grammatically sound reading, and independently corroborated by band32's 'इन्द्वारभृगुवर्गेस्थे' (इन्दु-आर-भृगु-वर्ग, 'the varga of Moon-Mars(Ara)-Venus(Bhṛgu)') matching the gloss's own plain 'चन्द्र, भौम, शुक्र के वर्ग में' verbatim. No further gloss or colophon appears after band35; page१८५ ends with verse12's gloss, and Chapter34 continues (not yet closed) onto page१८६.

  12. 34.12 सत्यापित

    BPHS 34.12

    संस्कृत

    पापैरदृष्टे चैवान्ते कैवल्यं तस्य निर्दिशेत् । इन्द्वारभृगुवर्गेस्थे कारके पारदारिकः । अन्यथा संस्थिते तस्मिन्नन्यथा फलमादिशेत् ॥ १२ ॥

    papairadrishte chaivante kaivalyam tasya nirdishet | indvarabhriguvargesthe karake paradarikah | anyatha samsthite tasminnanyatha phalamadishet || 12 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    ...and if, at the end, it is unaspected by malefics, liberation (kaivalya) should be predicted for him. If the Karakamsha is situated in the varga (group) of the Moon, Mars, and Venus, [the native] is an adulterer (paradarika); if situated otherwise, a different result should be declared.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    आत्मकारक अथवा लग्न के नवांश में शुभग्रह का संयोग हो या उस पर शुभ दृष्टि होवे तो जातक निःसन्देह राजा होता है। कारकांश से केन्द्र (१।४।७।१०) या कोण (९।५) में शुभग्रह हो, साथ ही पापग्रह की दृष्टि या योग उस पर नहीं होवे तो जातक धनी तथा विद्वान् होता है। मिश्रग्रहों (शुभ-पाप) से मिश्र फल (शुभाऽशुभ) समझना चाहिए। उपग्रह (मध्यांशो मध्यखेटः स्यादुपखेटः) स्वगृह, स्वोच्च या शुभग्रह की राशि में होकर पापग्रह से अदृष्ट हों तो जातक जीवनान्त में मुक्तिभागी होता है ॥ ९-११¾ ॥ चन्द्र, भौम, शुक्र के वर्ग में आत्मकारक हों तो मनुष्य दूसरे की स्त्री में लीन रहता है। अन्यत्र स्थित होने पर अन्यथा फल समझना चाहिए ॥ १२ ॥

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १८५/185 (PDF p.217), recto page, 3160x4990. Band-detection required a page-specific threshold correction: THRESH=0.9 (the usual recto default) produced only 30 bands with severe merging (up to 288px, gaps as tight as 3px); a diagnostic sweep across thresholds 2-10 found 4-5 gave the cleanest 36-band one-line-per-band split, so THRESH=5.0 was adopted. Bands1 give the running head + folio. Bands2-16 (15 bands) give a joint Hindi gloss closing '॥ १-८ ॥', resolving the GLOSS PENDING placeholder left on page१८४/184 for Chapter34 verses 34.1-34.8: the gloss explains the Karakamsha-navamsha results sign-by-sign (Mesha: rats/cats trouble; Vrisha: comfort from quadrupeds; Mithuna: itching-type ailments; Karka: fear of drowning; Simha: fear from predators; Kanya: itching, stoutness, fear of fire; Tula: mercantile/garment trade skill; Vrishchika: fear of serpents and affliction to the mother's breast; Dhanu: fall from height/vehicle; Makara: gain from aquatic creatures, conch, pearl, coral, and birds; Kumbha: renown from building tanks; Mina: Sayujya-mukti; and closes with the general benefic/malefic-aspect principle) -- this gloss's own plain-language 'चूहे तथा बिलाड़ों का उपद्रव' (disturbance from rats and cats) directly corroborates verse34.2's disclosed 'भवेयुराखुमाजोरा' (आखु-मार्जार, rat-cat) reading, confirming the intended sense without requiring any change to the disclosed printed-text anomaly. This page's seed script accordingly updates 34.1-34.8's translationHi in place from the pending placeholder to this gloss text, per the pipeline's standing retroactive-gloss-resolution practice. Bands17-24 and 32-33 then give four new verses, 34.9-34.12, continuing the Karakamsha-phala scheme in a different register (planetary-strength/dignity conditions on the Karakamsha rather than sign-by-sign results): verse9 (bands17-18) -- a benefic in the navamsha of the Karakamsha or Lagna, aspected by a benefic, makes the native a king, no doubt; verse10 (bands19-20) -- benefics free of malefic aspect/conjunction, in kendras (1,4,7,10) or konas (5,9) from the Karakamsha, make the native wealthy and wise; verse11 (bands21-22) -- mixed (benefic-malefic) planets give mixed results, and if an upagraha is in its own sign, own exaltation, or a benefic's sign; verse12 (bands24, then 32-33, split by an interposed gloss) -- continues: and if [that point] is, at the end, unaspected by malefics, liberation (kaivalya) should be predicted; if the Karakamsha is in the varga of Moon-Mars-Venus, the native is an adulterer (paradarika); otherwise, a different result applies. Bands25-31 (7 bands) give a joint Hindi gloss for verses9-11 plus part of verse12, closing with an unusual fractional citation '॥ ९-११¾ ॥' -- verified via dedicated high-zoom crop (not silently normalized to a round number): the printed numeral is unambiguously '9-11' followed by a three-quarter fraction mark. The precise significance of the ¾ demarcation relative to this edition's line-break layout is not resolved beyond what is disclosed here (verse12 itself prints across three sub-lines, two ending in a single danda before the final numbered close, rather than the usual two); the verse's own text required no correction from this ambiguity. Bands34-35 close with a second, shorter Hindi gloss specific to verse12 alone, closing '॥ १२ ॥'. Band23 (a 28px band between 22 and 24) is a detection-split artifact -- the tops of band24's own matras, not independent content -- confirmed by direct visual comparison; it carries no new text. One word-level correction was made after high-zoom same-page verification: verse12's first word initially appeared as 'पापदृष्टे' at standard resolution but a dedicated high-zoom crop clearly resolved a hidden र् stroke, giving 'पापैरदृष्टे' (पापैः + अदृष्टे by sandhि, 'unaspected by malefics') -- the grammatically sound reading, and independently corroborated by band32's 'इन्द्वारभृगुवर्गेस्थे' (इन्दु-आर-भृगु-वर्ग, 'the varga of Moon-Mars(Ara)-Venus(Bhṛgu)') matching the gloss's own plain 'चन्द्र, भौम, शुक्र के वर्ग में' verbatim. No further gloss or colophon appears after band35; page१८५ ends with verse12's gloss, and Chapter34 continues (not yet closed) onto page१८६.

  13. 34.13 सत्यापित

    BPHS 34.13

    संस्कृत

    कारकांशे स्थिते सूर्ये राजकार्यरतो भवेत् । सितेक्षिते विधौ पूर्णे जातो भोगी सुधीरपि ॥ १३ ॥

    karakamshe sthite surye rajakaryarato bhavet | sitekshite vidhau purne jato bhogi sudhirapi || 13 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If the Sun is placed in the Karakamsha, [the native] becomes engaged in royal service/affairs. If [it is] aspected by Venus and the Moon is full, the person born is an enjoyer of pleasures (bhogi) and also wise (sudhih).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    आत्मकारक के नवांश में सूर्य हो तो जातक राजकार्य-निरत, शुक्रदृष्ट पूर्णचन्द्र हो तो विद्वान् तथा भोगेन्द्र होता है। सबल मंगल वहाँ हो तो जातक बर्छी धारण करनेवाला, अग्नि से जीविका चलाने वाला या रसवादी होता है। आत्मकारक के नवांश में प्रबल बुध हो तो जातक वाणिज्य वृत्ति में निपुण, शिल्पकलाओं में प्रवीण तथा विद्वान् होता है। गुरु वहाँ हो तो जातक वेदशास्त्र को जाननेवाला सत्कार्य करनेवाला, और शुक्र के वहां होने पर कामी राजकार्यकर्त्ता तथा शताब्दायु होता है। शनि आत्मकारक के नवांशगत हों तो जातक विशिष्ट कार्य से विख्यात, तथा राजपूज्य होता है। राहु के वहां रहने पर जातक चोर, धनुर्धारी, लोहे का औजार बनानेवाला, अथवा विषवैद्य होता है। केतु यदि वहां रहे तो चोर तथा हाथियों का व्यापार करनेवाला होता है, ऐसा विद्वानों ने कहा है ॥ १३-१८ ॥

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १८६/186 (PDF p.218), verso page, 3840x4980. Band-detection threshold empirically swept (2-10): T=2 gave 32 bands but a 309px max (merge artifact); T=3 held at 32 bands with a clean 134px max, so THRESH=3.0 was adopted. Band0 is the running head + folio ('१८६ बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्'). Band1 is the editorial marginal subheading 'कारकांशस्थग्रह फल—' (results of the planet placed in the Karakamsha) -- excluded from translationHi, context only. Bands2-14 (odd/even paired) give six verses, 34.13-34.18, continuing the Karakamsha-phala scheme, now giving results per individual graha placed in the Karakamsha: v13 Sun, v14 Mars, v15 Mercury, v16 Jupiter+Venus (two grahas compressed into one shloka's two padas), v17 Saturn+Rahu (same compressed pattern; the Rahu pada's own word is 'अगौ', a non-standard epithet retained exactly as printed and disclosed below), v18 Ketu. Band10 (27px) is a detection-split artifact -- the tops of band11's own matras, not independent content, matching the pattern already seen on page185's band23. Bands15-24 (10 bands) give a joint Hindi gloss for verses13-18, closing '॥ १३-१८ ॥', paraphrasing each graha's result in the same Sun/Mars/Mercury/Jupiter/Venus/Saturn/Rahu/Ketu sequence; this gloss's plain 'सत्कार्य करनेवाला' for the Jupiter clause corroborates the expected sense of verse16's printed 'सत्कमो' (see below), and its explicit 'राहु के वहां रहने पर' / 'केतु यदि वहां रहे तो' phrasing confirms the Rahu/Ketu identification of verse17-18's 'अगौ' / 'केतौ' padas. Band25 is the editorial subheading 'विशेष—' (special note) -- excluded from translationHi, context only, introducing three further root verses (19-21) on a snake-fear/protection theme following the Rahu-Ketu material. Bands26-31 give verses 34.19-21; no closing gloss for these three verses appears on this page (band31 ends with the citation '॥ २१ ॥' immediately followed by the scan's own digitization-credit footer 'CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri', confirming band31 is the page's last content band) -- their translationHi is seeded as GLOSS PENDING, to be resolved retroactively if/when the gloss is found on page187 (Chapter34 is not yet closed and continues there). Two word-level anomalies were verified via dedicated high-zoom crops (not silently corrected) and are disclosed rather than emended: (1) verse16's 'तत्रगे गुरौ' clause reads 'सत्कमो' at full zoom -- no repha stroke is visible above the म, so the printed form does not match the grammatically expected 'सत्कर्मा' (good-deeds-doer); retained exactly as printed, with the page's own Hindi gloss ('विद्वान् ... सत्कार्य करनेवाला') corroborating the intended sense without justifying a silent correction to the Sanskrit. (2) verse19's opening 'यदाकोगू' and 'तदाभयमहेभवेत्' do not parse as standard grammar at any zoom level tried; retained exactly as printed. Given the verse's own second line ('सौम्यदृष्टौ न भीतिः स्यान्मृत्युः स्यात् क्रूरवीक्षिते', benefic aspect = no fear, malefic aspect = death) and the preceding Rahu/Ketu-snake context, the plausible intended sense is something like 'यत्कोणगे तदाभयम् अहेर्भवेत्' (when [it/they are] in a trine, then there is fearlessness from a serpent/ahi) but this is disclosed as an interpretive guess only, not asserted as the transcribed text. Verses 20-21 form one continuous conditional across the two verses (protasis split across v20's second line, apodosis completed in v21): if Rahu/Ketu are in a benefic shadvarga, the native is a poison-curing physician; but if the Karakamsha (conjoined with Sun and Rahu) is aspected by Mars and unaspected by any other planet, the native becomes an arsonist ('स्ववेश्म-परदाहकः', burner of his own or another's house) -- unless Mercury also aspects it, in which case he does not become incendiary ('नाग्निदो जायते जनः').

  14. 34.14 सत्यापित

    BPHS 34.14

    संस्कृत

    बलाढ्ये मंगले तत्र जातकः कुन्तधारकः । अग्न्याजीवी भवेत् किंवा रसवादी न संशयः ॥ १४ ॥

    baladhye mangale tatra jatakah kuntadharakah | agnyajivi bhavet kimva rasavadi na samshayah || 14 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If Mars is strong there [in the Karakamsha], the native becomes a spear-bearer. He lives by fire [a fire-related occupation], or, without doubt, is an alchemist (rasavadi, one who works with mercury/chemicals).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    आत्मकारक के नवांश में सूर्य हो तो जातक राजकार्य-निरत, शुक्रदृष्ट पूर्णचन्द्र हो तो विद्वान् तथा भोगेन्द्र होता है। सबल मंगल वहाँ हो तो जातक बर्छी धारण करनेवाला, अग्नि से जीविका चलाने वाला या रसवादी होता है। आत्मकारक के नवांश में प्रबल बुध हो तो जातक वाणिज्य वृत्ति में निपुण, शिल्पकलाओं में प्रवीण तथा विद्वान् होता है। गुरु वहाँ हो तो जातक वेदशास्त्र को जाननेवाला सत्कार्य करनेवाला, और शुक्र के वहां होने पर कामी राजकार्यकर्त्ता तथा शताब्दायु होता है। शनि आत्मकारक के नवांशगत हों तो जातक विशिष्ट कार्य से विख्यात, तथा राजपूज्य होता है। राहु के वहां रहने पर जातक चोर, धनुर्धारी, लोहे का औजार बनानेवाला, अथवा विषवैद्य होता है। केतु यदि वहां रहे तो चोर तथा हाथियों का व्यापार करनेवाला होता है, ऐसा विद्वानों ने कहा है ॥ १३-१८ ॥

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १८६/186 (PDF p.218), verso page, 3840x4980. Band-detection threshold empirically swept (2-10): T=2 gave 32 bands but a 309px max (merge artifact); T=3 held at 32 bands with a clean 134px max, so THRESH=3.0 was adopted. Band0 is the running head + folio ('१८६ बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्'). Band1 is the editorial marginal subheading 'कारकांशस्थग्रह फल—' (results of the planet placed in the Karakamsha) -- excluded from translationHi, context only. Bands2-14 (odd/even paired) give six verses, 34.13-34.18, continuing the Karakamsha-phala scheme, now giving results per individual graha placed in the Karakamsha: v13 Sun, v14 Mars, v15 Mercury, v16 Jupiter+Venus (two grahas compressed into one shloka's two padas), v17 Saturn+Rahu (same compressed pattern; the Rahu pada's own word is 'अगौ', a non-standard epithet retained exactly as printed and disclosed below), v18 Ketu. Band10 (27px) is a detection-split artifact -- the tops of band11's own matras, not independent content, matching the pattern already seen on page185's band23. Bands15-24 (10 bands) give a joint Hindi gloss for verses13-18, closing '॥ १३-१८ ॥', paraphrasing each graha's result in the same Sun/Mars/Mercury/Jupiter/Venus/Saturn/Rahu/Ketu sequence; this gloss's plain 'सत्कार्य करनेवाला' for the Jupiter clause corroborates the expected sense of verse16's printed 'सत्कमो' (see below), and its explicit 'राहु के वहां रहने पर' / 'केतु यदि वहां रहे तो' phrasing confirms the Rahu/Ketu identification of verse17-18's 'अगौ' / 'केतौ' padas. Band25 is the editorial subheading 'विशेष—' (special note) -- excluded from translationHi, context only, introducing three further root verses (19-21) on a snake-fear/protection theme following the Rahu-Ketu material. Bands26-31 give verses 34.19-21; no closing gloss for these three verses appears on this page (band31 ends with the citation '॥ २१ ॥' immediately followed by the scan's own digitization-credit footer 'CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri', confirming band31 is the page's last content band) -- their translationHi is seeded as GLOSS PENDING, to be resolved retroactively if/when the gloss is found on page187 (Chapter34 is not yet closed and continues there). Two word-level anomalies were verified via dedicated high-zoom crops (not silently corrected) and are disclosed rather than emended: (1) verse16's 'तत्रगे गुरौ' clause reads 'सत्कमो' at full zoom -- no repha stroke is visible above the म, so the printed form does not match the grammatically expected 'सत्कर्मा' (good-deeds-doer); retained exactly as printed, with the page's own Hindi gloss ('विद्वान् ... सत्कार्य करनेवाला') corroborating the intended sense without justifying a silent correction to the Sanskrit. (2) verse19's opening 'यदाकोगू' and 'तदाभयमहेभवेत्' do not parse as standard grammar at any zoom level tried; retained exactly as printed. Given the verse's own second line ('सौम्यदृष्टौ न भीतिः स्यान्मृत्युः स्यात् क्रूरवीक्षिते', benefic aspect = no fear, malefic aspect = death) and the preceding Rahu/Ketu-snake context, the plausible intended sense is something like 'यत्कोणगे तदाभयम् अहेर्भवेत्' (when [it/they are] in a trine, then there is fearlessness from a serpent/ahi) but this is disclosed as an interpretive guess only, not asserted as the transcribed text. Verses 20-21 form one continuous conditional across the two verses (protasis split across v20's second line, apodosis completed in v21): if Rahu/Ketu are in a benefic shadvarga, the native is a poison-curing physician; but if the Karakamsha (conjoined with Sun and Rahu) is aspected by Mars and unaspected by any other planet, the native becomes an arsonist ('स्ववेश्म-परदाहकः', burner of his own or another's house) -- unless Mercury also aspects it, in which case he does not become incendiary ('नाग्निदो जायते जनः').

  15. 34.15 सत्यापित

    BPHS 34.15

    संस्कृत

    तत्रस्थे सबले सौम्ये वाणिज्ये निपुणः सुधीः । कलासु शिल्पकृत्येषु प्रवीणः परमो भवेत् ॥ १५ ॥

    tatrasthe sabale saumye vanijye nipunah sudhih | kalasu shilpakrityeshu pravinah paramo bhavet || 15 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If Mercury (Saumya) is placed there with strength, [the native] is skilled and wise in commerce. He becomes exceedingly proficient in arts and craft-work.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    आत्मकारक के नवांश में सूर्य हो तो जातक राजकार्य-निरत, शुक्रदृष्ट पूर्णचन्द्र हो तो विद्वान् तथा भोगेन्द्र होता है। सबल मंगल वहाँ हो तो जातक बर्छी धारण करनेवाला, अग्नि से जीविका चलाने वाला या रसवादी होता है। आत्मकारक के नवांश में प्रबल बुध हो तो जातक वाणिज्य वृत्ति में निपुण, शिल्पकलाओं में प्रवीण तथा विद्वान् होता है। गुरु वहाँ हो तो जातक वेदशास्त्र को जाननेवाला सत्कार्य करनेवाला, और शुक्र के वहां होने पर कामी राजकार्यकर्त्ता तथा शताब्दायु होता है। शनि आत्मकारक के नवांशगत हों तो जातक विशिष्ट कार्य से विख्यात, तथा राजपूज्य होता है। राहु के वहां रहने पर जातक चोर, धनुर्धारी, लोहे का औजार बनानेवाला, अथवा विषवैद्य होता है। केतु यदि वहां रहे तो चोर तथा हाथियों का व्यापार करनेवाला होता है, ऐसा विद्वानों ने कहा है ॥ १३-१८ ॥

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १८६/186 (PDF p.218), verso page, 3840x4980. Band-detection threshold empirically swept (2-10): T=2 gave 32 bands but a 309px max (merge artifact); T=3 held at 32 bands with a clean 134px max, so THRESH=3.0 was adopted. Band0 is the running head + folio ('१८६ बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्'). Band1 is the editorial marginal subheading 'कारकांशस्थग्रह फल—' (results of the planet placed in the Karakamsha) -- excluded from translationHi, context only. Bands2-14 (odd/even paired) give six verses, 34.13-34.18, continuing the Karakamsha-phala scheme, now giving results per individual graha placed in the Karakamsha: v13 Sun, v14 Mars, v15 Mercury, v16 Jupiter+Venus (two grahas compressed into one shloka's two padas), v17 Saturn+Rahu (same compressed pattern; the Rahu pada's own word is 'अगौ', a non-standard epithet retained exactly as printed and disclosed below), v18 Ketu. Band10 (27px) is a detection-split artifact -- the tops of band11's own matras, not independent content, matching the pattern already seen on page185's band23. Bands15-24 (10 bands) give a joint Hindi gloss for verses13-18, closing '॥ १३-१८ ॥', paraphrasing each graha's result in the same Sun/Mars/Mercury/Jupiter/Venus/Saturn/Rahu/Ketu sequence; this gloss's plain 'सत्कार्य करनेवाला' for the Jupiter clause corroborates the expected sense of verse16's printed 'सत्कमो' (see below), and its explicit 'राहु के वहां रहने पर' / 'केतु यदि वहां रहे तो' phrasing confirms the Rahu/Ketu identification of verse17-18's 'अगौ' / 'केतौ' padas. Band25 is the editorial subheading 'विशेष—' (special note) -- excluded from translationHi, context only, introducing three further root verses (19-21) on a snake-fear/protection theme following the Rahu-Ketu material. Bands26-31 give verses 34.19-21; no closing gloss for these three verses appears on this page (band31 ends with the citation '॥ २१ ॥' immediately followed by the scan's own digitization-credit footer 'CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri', confirming band31 is the page's last content band) -- their translationHi is seeded as GLOSS PENDING, to be resolved retroactively if/when the gloss is found on page187 (Chapter34 is not yet closed and continues there). Two word-level anomalies were verified via dedicated high-zoom crops (not silently corrected) and are disclosed rather than emended: (1) verse16's 'तत्रगे गुरौ' clause reads 'सत्कमो' at full zoom -- no repha stroke is visible above the म, so the printed form does not match the grammatically expected 'सत्कर्मा' (good-deeds-doer); retained exactly as printed, with the page's own Hindi gloss ('विद्वान् ... सत्कार्य करनेवाला') corroborating the intended sense without justifying a silent correction to the Sanskrit. (2) verse19's opening 'यदाकोगू' and 'तदाभयमहेभवेत्' do not parse as standard grammar at any zoom level tried; retained exactly as printed. Given the verse's own second line ('सौम्यदृष्टौ न भीतिः स्यान्मृत्युः स्यात् क्रूरवीक्षिते', benefic aspect = no fear, malefic aspect = death) and the preceding Rahu/Ketu-snake context, the plausible intended sense is something like 'यत्कोणगे तदाभयम् अहेर्भवेत्' (when [it/they are] in a trine, then there is fearlessness from a serpent/ahi) but this is disclosed as an interpretive guess only, not asserted as the transcribed text. Verses 20-21 form one continuous conditional across the two verses (protasis split across v20's second line, apodosis completed in v21): if Rahu/Ketu are in a benefic shadvarga, the native is a poison-curing physician; but if the Karakamsha (conjoined with Sun and Rahu) is aspected by Mars and unaspected by any other planet, the native becomes an arsonist ('स्ववेश्म-परदाहकः', burner of his own or another's house) -- unless Mercury also aspects it, in which case he does not become incendiary ('नाग्निदो जायते जनः').

  16. 34.16 सत्यापित

    BPHS 34.16

    संस्कृत

    निगमागमविज्ज्ञानी सत्कमो तत्रगे गुरौ । भृगौ तत्र शताब्दायुः काष्ठुको नृपकार्यकृत् ॥ १६ ॥

    nigamagamavijjnani satkamo tatrage gurau | bhrigau tatra shatabdayuh kashthuko nripakaryakrit || 16 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If Jupiter is placed there [in the Karakamsha], [the native] is a knower of the Vedas and scriptures (Nigama-Agama); [printed 'satkamo' -- disclosed below as a probable printing anomaly for 'satkarma', a doer of good deeds]. If Venus is there, he has a lifespan of a hundred years, [printed 'kashthuko' -- an unclear word, retained exactly as printed], and performs work for the king.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    आत्मकारक के नवांश में सूर्य हो तो जातक राजकार्य-निरत, शुक्रदृष्ट पूर्णचन्द्र हो तो विद्वान् तथा भोगेन्द्र होता है। सबल मंगल वहाँ हो तो जातक बर्छी धारण करनेवाला, अग्नि से जीविका चलाने वाला या रसवादी होता है। आत्मकारक के नवांश में प्रबल बुध हो तो जातक वाणिज्य वृत्ति में निपुण, शिल्पकलाओं में प्रवीण तथा विद्वान् होता है। गुरु वहाँ हो तो जातक वेदशास्त्र को जाननेवाला सत्कार्य करनेवाला, और शुक्र के वहां होने पर कामी राजकार्यकर्त्ता तथा शताब्दायु होता है। शनि आत्मकारक के नवांशगत हों तो जातक विशिष्ट कार्य से विख्यात, तथा राजपूज्य होता है। राहु के वहां रहने पर जातक चोर, धनुर्धारी, लोहे का औजार बनानेवाला, अथवा विषवैद्य होता है। केतु यदि वहां रहे तो चोर तथा हाथियों का व्यापार करनेवाला होता है, ऐसा विद्वानों ने कहा है ॥ १३-१८ ॥

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १८६/186 (PDF p.218), verso page, 3840x4980. Band-detection threshold empirically swept (2-10): T=2 gave 32 bands but a 309px max (merge artifact); T=3 held at 32 bands with a clean 134px max, so THRESH=3.0 was adopted. Band0 is the running head + folio ('१८६ बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्'). Band1 is the editorial marginal subheading 'कारकांशस्थग्रह फल—' (results of the planet placed in the Karakamsha) -- excluded from translationHi, context only. Bands2-14 (odd/even paired) give six verses, 34.13-34.18, continuing the Karakamsha-phala scheme, now giving results per individual graha placed in the Karakamsha: v13 Sun, v14 Mars, v15 Mercury, v16 Jupiter+Venus (two grahas compressed into one shloka's two padas), v17 Saturn+Rahu (same compressed pattern; the Rahu pada's own word is 'अगौ', a non-standard epithet retained exactly as printed and disclosed below), v18 Ketu. Band10 (27px) is a detection-split artifact -- the tops of band11's own matras, not independent content, matching the pattern already seen on page185's band23. Bands15-24 (10 bands) give a joint Hindi gloss for verses13-18, closing '॥ १३-१८ ॥', paraphrasing each graha's result in the same Sun/Mars/Mercury/Jupiter/Venus/Saturn/Rahu/Ketu sequence; this gloss's plain 'सत्कार्य करनेवाला' for the Jupiter clause corroborates the expected sense of verse16's printed 'सत्कमो' (see below), and its explicit 'राहु के वहां रहने पर' / 'केतु यदि वहां रहे तो' phrasing confirms the Rahu/Ketu identification of verse17-18's 'अगौ' / 'केतौ' padas. Band25 is the editorial subheading 'विशेष—' (special note) -- excluded from translationHi, context only, introducing three further root verses (19-21) on a snake-fear/protection theme following the Rahu-Ketu material. Bands26-31 give verses 34.19-21; no closing gloss for these three verses appears on this page (band31 ends with the citation '॥ २१ ॥' immediately followed by the scan's own digitization-credit footer 'CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri', confirming band31 is the page's last content band) -- their translationHi is seeded as GLOSS PENDING, to be resolved retroactively if/when the gloss is found on page187 (Chapter34 is not yet closed and continues there). Two word-level anomalies were verified via dedicated high-zoom crops (not silently corrected) and are disclosed rather than emended: (1) verse16's 'तत्रगे गुरौ' clause reads 'सत्कमो' at full zoom -- no repha stroke is visible above the म, so the printed form does not match the grammatically expected 'सत्कर्मा' (good-deeds-doer); retained exactly as printed, with the page's own Hindi gloss ('विद्वान् ... सत्कार्य करनेवाला') corroborating the intended sense without justifying a silent correction to the Sanskrit. (2) verse19's opening 'यदाकोगू' and 'तदाभयमहेभवेत्' do not parse as standard grammar at any zoom level tried; retained exactly as printed. Given the verse's own second line ('सौम्यदृष्टौ न भीतिः स्यान्मृत्युः स्यात् क्रूरवीक्षिते', benefic aspect = no fear, malefic aspect = death) and the preceding Rahu/Ketu-snake context, the plausible intended sense is something like 'यत्कोणगे तदाभयम् अहेर्भवेत्' (when [it/they are] in a trine, then there is fearlessness from a serpent/ahi) but this is disclosed as an interpretive guess only, not asserted as the transcribed text. Verses 20-21 form one continuous conditional across the two verses (protasis split across v20's second line, apodosis completed in v21): if Rahu/Ketu are in a benefic shadvarga, the native is a poison-curing physician; but if the Karakamsha (conjoined with Sun and Rahu) is aspected by Mars and unaspected by any other planet, the native becomes an arsonist ('स्ववेश्म-परदाहकः', burner of his own or another's house) -- unless Mercury also aspects it, in which case he does not become incendiary ('नाग्निदो जायते जनः').

  17. 34.17 सत्यापित

    BPHS 34.17

    संस्कृत

    विशिष्टकर्मैतः ख्यातो राजमान्योऽपि सूर्यजे । अगौ धनुर्धरश्चौरो लोहयन्त्रादिकारकः ॥ १७ ॥

    vishishtakarmaitah khyato rajamanyo'pi suryaje | agau dhanurdharashcauro lohayantradikarakah || 17 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Distinguished by [his] deeds, famous, and honored by the king too, when Saturn (Suryaja, 'son of the Sun') [is in the Karakamsha]. If Rahu [printed 'agau' -- the page's own Hindi gloss confirms this refers to Rahu] is there, [the native] is an archer, a thief, [or] a maker of iron implements.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    आत्मकारक के नवांश में सूर्य हो तो जातक राजकार्य-निरत, शुक्रदृष्ट पूर्णचन्द्र हो तो विद्वान् तथा भोगेन्द्र होता है। सबल मंगल वहाँ हो तो जातक बर्छी धारण करनेवाला, अग्नि से जीविका चलाने वाला या रसवादी होता है। आत्मकारक के नवांश में प्रबल बुध हो तो जातक वाणिज्य वृत्ति में निपुण, शिल्पकलाओं में प्रवीण तथा विद्वान् होता है। गुरु वहाँ हो तो जातक वेदशास्त्र को जाननेवाला सत्कार्य करनेवाला, और शुक्र के वहां होने पर कामी राजकार्यकर्त्ता तथा शताब्दायु होता है। शनि आत्मकारक के नवांशगत हों तो जातक विशिष्ट कार्य से विख्यात, तथा राजपूज्य होता है। राहु के वहां रहने पर जातक चोर, धनुर्धारी, लोहे का औजार बनानेवाला, अथवा विषवैद्य होता है। केतु यदि वहां रहे तो चोर तथा हाथियों का व्यापार करनेवाला होता है, ऐसा विद्वानों ने कहा है ॥ १३-१८ ॥

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १८६/186 (PDF p.218), verso page, 3840x4980. Band-detection threshold empirically swept (2-10): T=2 gave 32 bands but a 309px max (merge artifact); T=3 held at 32 bands with a clean 134px max, so THRESH=3.0 was adopted. Band0 is the running head + folio ('१८६ बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्'). Band1 is the editorial marginal subheading 'कारकांशस्थग्रह फल—' (results of the planet placed in the Karakamsha) -- excluded from translationHi, context only. Bands2-14 (odd/even paired) give six verses, 34.13-34.18, continuing the Karakamsha-phala scheme, now giving results per individual graha placed in the Karakamsha: v13 Sun, v14 Mars, v15 Mercury, v16 Jupiter+Venus (two grahas compressed into one shloka's two padas), v17 Saturn+Rahu (same compressed pattern; the Rahu pada's own word is 'अगौ', a non-standard epithet retained exactly as printed and disclosed below), v18 Ketu. Band10 (27px) is a detection-split artifact -- the tops of band11's own matras, not independent content, matching the pattern already seen on page185's band23. Bands15-24 (10 bands) give a joint Hindi gloss for verses13-18, closing '॥ १३-१८ ॥', paraphrasing each graha's result in the same Sun/Mars/Mercury/Jupiter/Venus/Saturn/Rahu/Ketu sequence; this gloss's plain 'सत्कार्य करनेवाला' for the Jupiter clause corroborates the expected sense of verse16's printed 'सत्कमो' (see below), and its explicit 'राहु के वहां रहने पर' / 'केतु यदि वहां रहे तो' phrasing confirms the Rahu/Ketu identification of verse17-18's 'अगौ' / 'केतौ' padas. Band25 is the editorial subheading 'विशेष—' (special note) -- excluded from translationHi, context only, introducing three further root verses (19-21) on a snake-fear/protection theme following the Rahu-Ketu material. Bands26-31 give verses 34.19-21; no closing gloss for these three verses appears on this page (band31 ends with the citation '॥ २१ ॥' immediately followed by the scan's own digitization-credit footer 'CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri', confirming band31 is the page's last content band) -- their translationHi is seeded as GLOSS PENDING, to be resolved retroactively if/when the gloss is found on page187 (Chapter34 is not yet closed and continues there). Two word-level anomalies were verified via dedicated high-zoom crops (not silently corrected) and are disclosed rather than emended: (1) verse16's 'तत्रगे गुरौ' clause reads 'सत्कमो' at full zoom -- no repha stroke is visible above the म, so the printed form does not match the grammatically expected 'सत्कर्मा' (good-deeds-doer); retained exactly as printed, with the page's own Hindi gloss ('विद्वान् ... सत्कार्य करनेवाला') corroborating the intended sense without justifying a silent correction to the Sanskrit. (2) verse19's opening 'यदाकोगू' and 'तदाभयमहेभवेत्' do not parse as standard grammar at any zoom level tried; retained exactly as printed. Given the verse's own second line ('सौम्यदृष्टौ न भीतिः स्यान्मृत्युः स्यात् क्रूरवीक्षिते', benefic aspect = no fear, malefic aspect = death) and the preceding Rahu/Ketu-snake context, the plausible intended sense is something like 'यत्कोणगे तदाभयम् अहेर्भवेत्' (when [it/they are] in a trine, then there is fearlessness from a serpent/ahi) but this is disclosed as an interpretive guess only, not asserted as the transcribed text. Verses 20-21 form one continuous conditional across the two verses (protasis split across v20's second line, apodosis completed in v21): if Rahu/Ketu are in a benefic shadvarga, the native is a poison-curing physician; but if the Karakamsha (conjoined with Sun and Rahu) is aspected by Mars and unaspected by any other planet, the native becomes an arsonist ('स्ववेश्म-परदाहकः', burner of his own or another's house) -- unless Mercury also aspects it, in which case he does not become incendiary ('नाग्निदो जायते जनः').

  18. 34.18 सत्यापित

    BPHS 34.18

    संस्कृत

    भिषग् विषाणामपि वा केतौ स्तेनः प्रजायते । व्यवहारी गजादीनामिति विज्ज्ञैः प्रकीर्तितम् ॥ १८ ॥

    bhishag vishanamapi va ketau stenah prajayate | vyavahari gajadinamiti vijnaih prakirtitam || 18 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When Ketu [is in the Karakamsha], [the native] becomes a physician, or [a dealer] of poisons, or is born a thief; a trader of elephants and the like -- thus it is declared by the wise.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    आत्मकारक के नवांश में सूर्य हो तो जातक राजकार्य-निरत, शुक्रदृष्ट पूर्णचन्द्र हो तो विद्वान् तथा भोगेन्द्र होता है। सबल मंगल वहाँ हो तो जातक बर्छी धारण करनेवाला, अग्नि से जीविका चलाने वाला या रसवादी होता है। आत्मकारक के नवांश में प्रबल बुध हो तो जातक वाणिज्य वृत्ति में निपुण, शिल्पकलाओं में प्रवीण तथा विद्वान् होता है। गुरु वहाँ हो तो जातक वेदशास्त्र को जाननेवाला सत्कार्य करनेवाला, और शुक्र के वहां होने पर कामी राजकार्यकर्त्ता तथा शताब्दायु होता है। शनि आत्मकारक के नवांशगत हों तो जातक विशिष्ट कार्य से विख्यात, तथा राजपूज्य होता है। राहु के वहां रहने पर जातक चोर, धनुर्धारी, लोहे का औजार बनानेवाला, अथवा विषवैद्य होता है। केतु यदि वहां रहे तो चोर तथा हाथियों का व्यापार करनेवाला होता है, ऐसा विद्वानों ने कहा है ॥ १३-१८ ॥

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १८६/186 (PDF p.218), verso page, 3840x4980. Band-detection threshold empirically swept (2-10): T=2 gave 32 bands but a 309px max (merge artifact); T=3 held at 32 bands with a clean 134px max, so THRESH=3.0 was adopted. Band0 is the running head + folio ('१८६ बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्'). Band1 is the editorial marginal subheading 'कारकांशस्थग्रह फल—' (results of the planet placed in the Karakamsha) -- excluded from translationHi, context only. Bands2-14 (odd/even paired) give six verses, 34.13-34.18, continuing the Karakamsha-phala scheme, now giving results per individual graha placed in the Karakamsha: v13 Sun, v14 Mars, v15 Mercury, v16 Jupiter+Venus (two grahas compressed into one shloka's two padas), v17 Saturn+Rahu (same compressed pattern; the Rahu pada's own word is 'अगौ', a non-standard epithet retained exactly as printed and disclosed below), v18 Ketu. Band10 (27px) is a detection-split artifact -- the tops of band11's own matras, not independent content, matching the pattern already seen on page185's band23. Bands15-24 (10 bands) give a joint Hindi gloss for verses13-18, closing '॥ १३-१८ ॥', paraphrasing each graha's result in the same Sun/Mars/Mercury/Jupiter/Venus/Saturn/Rahu/Ketu sequence; this gloss's plain 'सत्कार्य करनेवाला' for the Jupiter clause corroborates the expected sense of verse16's printed 'सत्कमो' (see below), and its explicit 'राहु के वहां रहने पर' / 'केतु यदि वहां रहे तो' phrasing confirms the Rahu/Ketu identification of verse17-18's 'अगौ' / 'केतौ' padas. Band25 is the editorial subheading 'विशेष—' (special note) -- excluded from translationHi, context only, introducing three further root verses (19-21) on a snake-fear/protection theme following the Rahu-Ketu material. Bands26-31 give verses 34.19-21; no closing gloss for these three verses appears on this page (band31 ends with the citation '॥ २१ ॥' immediately followed by the scan's own digitization-credit footer 'CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri', confirming band31 is the page's last content band) -- their translationHi is seeded as GLOSS PENDING, to be resolved retroactively if/when the gloss is found on page187 (Chapter34 is not yet closed and continues there). Two word-level anomalies were verified via dedicated high-zoom crops (not silently corrected) and are disclosed rather than emended: (1) verse16's 'तत्रगे गुरौ' clause reads 'सत्कमो' at full zoom -- no repha stroke is visible above the म, so the printed form does not match the grammatically expected 'सत्कर्मा' (good-deeds-doer); retained exactly as printed, with the page's own Hindi gloss ('विद्वान् ... सत्कार्य करनेवाला') corroborating the intended sense without justifying a silent correction to the Sanskrit. (2) verse19's opening 'यदाकोगू' and 'तदाभयमहेभवेत्' do not parse as standard grammar at any zoom level tried; retained exactly as printed. Given the verse's own second line ('सौम्यदृष्टौ न भीतिः स्यान्मृत्युः स्यात् क्रूरवीक्षिते', benefic aspect = no fear, malefic aspect = death) and the preceding Rahu/Ketu-snake context, the plausible intended sense is something like 'यत्कोणगे तदाभयम् अहेर्भवेत्' (when [it/they are] in a trine, then there is fearlessness from a serpent/ahi) but this is disclosed as an interpretive guess only, not asserted as the transcribed text. Verses 20-21 form one continuous conditional across the two verses (protasis split across v20's second line, apodosis completed in v21): if Rahu/Ketu are in a benefic shadvarga, the native is a poison-curing physician; but if the Karakamsha (conjoined with Sun and Rahu) is aspected by Mars and unaspected by any other planet, the native becomes an arsonist ('स्ववेश्म-परदाहकः', burner of his own or another's house) -- unless Mercury also aspects it, in which case he does not become incendiary ('नाग्निदो जायते जनः').

  19. 34.19 सत्यापित

    BPHS 34.19

    संस्कृत

    कारकांशे यदाकोगू तदाभयमहेभवेत् । सौम्यदृष्टौ न भीतिः स्यान्मृत्युः स्यात् क्रूरवीक्षिते ॥ १९ ॥

    karakamshe yadakogu tadabhayamahebhavet | saumyadrishtau na bhitih syanmrityuh syat kruravikshite || 19 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In the Karakamsha, [printed 'yadakogu tadabhayamahebhavet' -- does not parse as standard grammar at any zoom tried; retained exactly as printed. Given the verse's second line and the preceding Rahu/Ketu-snake context, the plausible intended sense is 'when (it) is in a trine, then there is fearlessness from a serpent (ahi)', offered as an interpretive guess only, not as the transcribed text]. If aspected by benefics, there is no fear; if observed by malefics, there would be death.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    आत्मकारक के नवांश में यदि सूर्य, राहु, दोनों रहें तो सर्पभय कहना चाहिए; शुभग्रह की दृष्टि रहने से भयाभाव, और पापदृष्टि से मृत्यु हो जाती है। शुभग्रह के षड्वर्ग में वे दोनों हों तो जातक विषवैद्य होता है। आत्मकारक का नवांश मंगल से दृष्ट तथा सूर्य, राहु से संयुक्त हों और अन्यग्रहों की दृष्टि नहीं रहे तो जातक अपने तथा पराये घरों को जलानेवाला, होता है। बुध की दृष्टि रहे तो जातक दाहक नहीं होता। यदि पाप का षड्वर्ग गुरुदृष्ट हो तो जातक पड़ोस के घरों को जलानेवाला होता है। शुक्र की दृष्टि रहने पर गृहदाह नहीं होता है ॥ १९-२२ ॥

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १८६/186 (PDF p.218), verso page, 3840x4980. Band-detection threshold empirically swept (2-10): T=2 gave 32 bands but a 309px max (merge artifact); T=3 held at 32 bands with a clean 134px max, so THRESH=3.0 was adopted. Band0 is the running head + folio ('१८६ बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्'). Band1 is the editorial marginal subheading 'कारकांशस्थग्रह फल—' (results of the planet placed in the Karakamsha) -- excluded from translationHi, context only. Bands2-14 (odd/even paired) give six verses, 34.13-34.18, continuing the Karakamsha-phala scheme, now giving results per individual graha placed in the Karakamsha: v13 Sun, v14 Mars, v15 Mercury, v16 Jupiter+Venus (two grahas compressed into one shloka's two padas), v17 Saturn+Rahu (same compressed pattern; the Rahu pada's own word is 'अगौ', a non-standard epithet retained exactly as printed and disclosed below), v18 Ketu. Band10 (27px) is a detection-split artifact -- the tops of band11's own matras, not independent content, matching the pattern already seen on page185's band23. Bands15-24 (10 bands) give a joint Hindi gloss for verses13-18, closing '॥ १३-१८ ॥', paraphrasing each graha's result in the same Sun/Mars/Mercury/Jupiter/Venus/Saturn/Rahu/Ketu sequence; this gloss's plain 'सत्कार्य करनेवाला' for the Jupiter clause corroborates the expected sense of verse16's printed 'सत्कमो' (see below), and its explicit 'राहु के वहां रहने पर' / 'केतु यदि वहां रहे तो' phrasing confirms the Rahu/Ketu identification of verse17-18's 'अगौ' / 'केतौ' padas. Band25 is the editorial subheading 'विशेष—' (special note) -- excluded from translationHi, context only, introducing three further root verses (19-21) on a snake-fear/protection theme following the Rahu-Ketu material. Bands26-31 give verses 34.19-21; no closing gloss for these three verses appears on this page (band31 ends with the citation '॥ २१ ॥' immediately followed by the scan's own digitization-credit footer 'CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri', confirming band31 is the page's last content band) -- their translationHi is seeded as GLOSS PENDING, to be resolved retroactively if/when the gloss is found on page187 (Chapter34 is not yet closed and continues there). Two word-level anomalies were verified via dedicated high-zoom crops (not silently corrected) and are disclosed rather than emended: (1) verse16's 'तत्रगे गुरौ' clause reads 'सत्कमो' at full zoom -- no repha stroke is visible above the म, so the printed form does not match the grammatically expected 'सत्कर्मा' (good-deeds-doer); retained exactly as printed, with the page's own Hindi gloss ('विद्वान् ... सत्कार्य करनेवाला') corroborating the intended sense without justifying a silent correction to the Sanskrit. (2) verse19's opening 'यदाकोगू' and 'तदाभयमहेभवेत्' do not parse as standard grammar at any zoom level tried; retained exactly as printed. Given the verse's own second line ('सौम्यदृष्टौ न भीतिः स्यान्मृत्युः स्यात् क्रूरवीक्षिते', benefic aspect = no fear, malefic aspect = death) and the preceding Rahu/Ketu-snake context, the plausible intended sense is something like 'यत्कोणगे तदाभयम् अहेर्भवेत्' (when [it/they are] in a trine, then there is fearlessness from a serpent/ahi) but this is disclosed as an interpretive guess only, not asserted as the transcribed text. Verses 20-21 form one continuous conditional across the two verses (protasis split across v20's second line, apodosis completed in v21): if Rahu/Ketu are in a benefic shadvarga, the native is a poison-curing physician; but if the Karakamsha (conjoined with Sun and Rahu) is aspected by Mars and unaspected by any other planet, the native becomes an arsonist ('स्ववेश्म-परदाहकः', burner of his own or another's house) -- unless Mercury also aspects it, in which case he does not become incendiary ('नाग्निदो जायते जनः'). [RETROACTIVE_NOTE: this translationHi was seeded as a GLOSS PENDING placeholder when page186/१८६ was transcribed, because its Hindi gloss was not found on that page. It is now resolved in place from printed page187/१८७ (bands4-10), whose joint gloss for verses 34.19-34.22 closes "॥ १९-२२ ॥".] [RETROACTIVE_NOTE: this translationHi was seeded as a GLOSS PENDING placeholder when page186/१८६ was transcribed, because its Hindi gloss was not found on that page. It is now resolved in place from printed page187/१८७ (bands4-10), whose joint gloss for verses 34.19-34.22 closes "॥ १९-२२ ॥".]

  20. 34.20 सत्यापित

    BPHS 34.20

    संस्कृत

    सौम्यषड्वर्गगौ तौ चेद् भिषग् विषविनाशकः । भौमेक्षिते कारकांशे भानुस्वर्भानुसंयुते ॥ २० ॥

    saumyashadvargagau tau ced bhishag vishavinashakah | bhaumekshite karakamshe bhanusvarbhanusamyute || 20 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If those two [Rahu and Ketu, continuing the serpent/poison theme] are in the shadvarga of benefics, [the native] is a physician, a destroyer of poison. [But] if the Karakamsha, conjoined with the Sun and Rahu (Svarbhanu), is aspected by Mars -- [continues into verse21].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    आत्मकारक के नवांश में यदि सूर्य, राहु, दोनों रहें तो सर्पभय कहना चाहिए; शुभग्रह की दृष्टि रहने से भयाभाव, और पापदृष्टि से मृत्यु हो जाती है। शुभग्रह के षड्वर्ग में वे दोनों हों तो जातक विषवैद्य होता है। आत्मकारक का नवांश मंगल से दृष्ट तथा सूर्य, राहु से संयुक्त हों और अन्यग्रहों की दृष्टि नहीं रहे तो जातक अपने तथा पराये घरों को जलानेवाला, होता है। बुध की दृष्टि रहे तो जातक दाहक नहीं होता। यदि पाप का षड्वर्ग गुरुदृष्ट हो तो जातक पड़ोस के घरों को जलानेवाला होता है। शुक्र की दृष्टि रहने पर गृहदाह नहीं होता है ॥ १९-२२ ॥

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १८६/186 (PDF p.218), verso page, 3840x4980. Band-detection threshold empirically swept (2-10): T=2 gave 32 bands but a 309px max (merge artifact); T=3 held at 32 bands with a clean 134px max, so THRESH=3.0 was adopted. Band0 is the running head + folio ('१८६ बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्'). Band1 is the editorial marginal subheading 'कारकांशस्थग्रह फल—' (results of the planet placed in the Karakamsha) -- excluded from translationHi, context only. Bands2-14 (odd/even paired) give six verses, 34.13-34.18, continuing the Karakamsha-phala scheme, now giving results per individual graha placed in the Karakamsha: v13 Sun, v14 Mars, v15 Mercury, v16 Jupiter+Venus (two grahas compressed into one shloka's two padas), v17 Saturn+Rahu (same compressed pattern; the Rahu pada's own word is 'अगौ', a non-standard epithet retained exactly as printed and disclosed below), v18 Ketu. Band10 (27px) is a detection-split artifact -- the tops of band11's own matras, not independent content, matching the pattern already seen on page185's band23. Bands15-24 (10 bands) give a joint Hindi gloss for verses13-18, closing '॥ १३-१८ ॥', paraphrasing each graha's result in the same Sun/Mars/Mercury/Jupiter/Venus/Saturn/Rahu/Ketu sequence; this gloss's plain 'सत्कार्य करनेवाला' for the Jupiter clause corroborates the expected sense of verse16's printed 'सत्कमो' (see below), and its explicit 'राहु के वहां रहने पर' / 'केतु यदि वहां रहे तो' phrasing confirms the Rahu/Ketu identification of verse17-18's 'अगौ' / 'केतौ' padas. Band25 is the editorial subheading 'विशेष—' (special note) -- excluded from translationHi, context only, introducing three further root verses (19-21) on a snake-fear/protection theme following the Rahu-Ketu material. Bands26-31 give verses 34.19-21; no closing gloss for these three verses appears on this page (band31 ends with the citation '॥ २१ ॥' immediately followed by the scan's own digitization-credit footer 'CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri', confirming band31 is the page's last content band) -- their translationHi is seeded as GLOSS PENDING, to be resolved retroactively if/when the gloss is found on page187 (Chapter34 is not yet closed and continues there). Two word-level anomalies were verified via dedicated high-zoom crops (not silently corrected) and are disclosed rather than emended: (1) verse16's 'तत्रगे गुरौ' clause reads 'सत्कमो' at full zoom -- no repha stroke is visible above the म, so the printed form does not match the grammatically expected 'सत्कर्मा' (good-deeds-doer); retained exactly as printed, with the page's own Hindi gloss ('विद्वान् ... सत्कार्य करनेवाला') corroborating the intended sense without justifying a silent correction to the Sanskrit. (2) verse19's opening 'यदाकोगू' and 'तदाभयमहेभवेत्' do not parse as standard grammar at any zoom level tried; retained exactly as printed. Given the verse's own second line ('सौम्यदृष्टौ न भीतिः स्यान्मृत्युः स्यात् क्रूरवीक्षिते', benefic aspect = no fear, malefic aspect = death) and the preceding Rahu/Ketu-snake context, the plausible intended sense is something like 'यत्कोणगे तदाभयम् अहेर्भवेत्' (when [it/they are] in a trine, then there is fearlessness from a serpent/ahi) but this is disclosed as an interpretive guess only, not asserted as the transcribed text. Verses 20-21 form one continuous conditional across the two verses (protasis split across v20's second line, apodosis completed in v21): if Rahu/Ketu are in a benefic shadvarga, the native is a poison-curing physician; but if the Karakamsha (conjoined with Sun and Rahu) is aspected by Mars and unaspected by any other planet, the native becomes an arsonist ('स्ववेश्म-परदाहकः', burner of his own or another's house) -- unless Mercury also aspects it, in which case he does not become incendiary ('नाग्निदो जायते जनः'). [RETROACTIVE_NOTE: this translationHi was seeded as a GLOSS PENDING placeholder when page186/१८६ was transcribed, because its Hindi gloss was not found on that page. It is now resolved in place from printed page187/१८७ (bands4-10), whose joint gloss for verses 34.19-34.22 closes "॥ १९-२२ ॥".] [RETROACTIVE_NOTE: this translationHi was seeded as a GLOSS PENDING placeholder when page186/१८६ was transcribed, because its Hindi gloss was not found on that page. It is now resolved in place from printed page187/१८७ (bands4-10), whose joint gloss for verses 34.19-34.22 closes "॥ १९-२२ ॥".]

  21. 34.21 सत्यापित

    BPHS 34.21

    संस्कृत

    अन्यग्रहा न पश्यन्ति स्ववेश्म-परदाहकः । तत्रेन्दुजेन संदृष्टे नाग्निदो जायते जनः ॥ २१ ॥

    anyagraha na pashyanti svaveshma-paradahakah | tatrendujena samdrishte nagnido jayate janah || 21 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    -- and other planets do not aspect it, [the native] becomes a burner of his own house or another's [an arsonist]. [But] if it is aspected there by the son of the Moon [Mercury], the person born does not become incendiary.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    आत्मकारक के नवांश में यदि सूर्य, राहु, दोनों रहें तो सर्पभय कहना चाहिए; शुभग्रह की दृष्टि रहने से भयाभाव, और पापदृष्टि से मृत्यु हो जाती है। शुभग्रह के षड्वर्ग में वे दोनों हों तो जातक विषवैद्य होता है। आत्मकारक का नवांश मंगल से दृष्ट तथा सूर्य, राहु से संयुक्त हों और अन्यग्रहों की दृष्टि नहीं रहे तो जातक अपने तथा पराये घरों को जलानेवाला, होता है। बुध की दृष्टि रहे तो जातक दाहक नहीं होता। यदि पाप का षड्वर्ग गुरुदृष्ट हो तो जातक पड़ोस के घरों को जलानेवाला होता है। शुक्र की दृष्टि रहने पर गृहदाह नहीं होता है ॥ १९-२२ ॥

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, printed page १८६/186 (PDF p.218), verso page, 3840x4980. Band-detection threshold empirically swept (2-10): T=2 gave 32 bands but a 309px max (merge artifact); T=3 held at 32 bands with a clean 134px max, so THRESH=3.0 was adopted. Band0 is the running head + folio ('१८६ बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्'). Band1 is the editorial marginal subheading 'कारकांशस्थग्रह फल—' (results of the planet placed in the Karakamsha) -- excluded from translationHi, context only. Bands2-14 (odd/even paired) give six verses, 34.13-34.18, continuing the Karakamsha-phala scheme, now giving results per individual graha placed in the Karakamsha: v13 Sun, v14 Mars, v15 Mercury, v16 Jupiter+Venus (two grahas compressed into one shloka's two padas), v17 Saturn+Rahu (same compressed pattern; the Rahu pada's own word is 'अगौ', a non-standard epithet retained exactly as printed and disclosed below), v18 Ketu. Band10 (27px) is a detection-split artifact -- the tops of band11's own matras, not independent content, matching the pattern already seen on page185's band23. Bands15-24 (10 bands) give a joint Hindi gloss for verses13-18, closing '॥ १३-१८ ॥', paraphrasing each graha's result in the same Sun/Mars/Mercury/Jupiter/Venus/Saturn/Rahu/Ketu sequence; this gloss's plain 'सत्कार्य करनेवाला' for the Jupiter clause corroborates the expected sense of verse16's printed 'सत्कमो' (see below), and its explicit 'राहु के वहां रहने पर' / 'केतु यदि वहां रहे तो' phrasing confirms the Rahu/Ketu identification of verse17-18's 'अगौ' / 'केतौ' padas. Band25 is the editorial subheading 'विशेष—' (special note) -- excluded from translationHi, context only, introducing three further root verses (19-21) on a snake-fear/protection theme following the Rahu-Ketu material. Bands26-31 give verses 34.19-21; no closing gloss for these three verses appears on this page (band31 ends with the citation '॥ २१ ॥' immediately followed by the scan's own digitization-credit footer 'CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri', confirming band31 is the page's last content band) -- their translationHi is seeded as GLOSS PENDING, to be resolved retroactively if/when the gloss is found on page187 (Chapter34 is not yet closed and continues there). Two word-level anomalies were verified via dedicated high-zoom crops (not silently corrected) and are disclosed rather than emended: (1) verse16's 'तत्रगे गुरौ' clause reads 'सत्कमो' at full zoom -- no repha stroke is visible above the म, so the printed form does not match the grammatically expected 'सत्कर्मा' (good-deeds-doer); retained exactly as printed, with the page's own Hindi gloss ('विद्वान् ... सत्कार्य करनेवाला') corroborating the intended sense without justifying a silent correction to the Sanskrit. (2) verse19's opening 'यदाकोगू' and 'तदाभयमहेभवेत्' do not parse as standard grammar at any zoom level tried; retained exactly as printed. Given the verse's own second line ('सौम्यदृष्टौ न भीतिः स्यान्मृत्युः स्यात् क्रूरवीक्षिते', benefic aspect = no fear, malefic aspect = death) and the preceding Rahu/Ketu-snake context, the plausible intended sense is something like 'यत्कोणगे तदाभयम् अहेर्भवेत्' (when [it/they are] in a trine, then there is fearlessness from a serpent/ahi) but this is disclosed as an interpretive guess only, not asserted as the transcribed text. Verses 20-21 form one continuous conditional across the two verses (protasis split across v20's second line, apodosis completed in v21): if Rahu/Ketu are in a benefic shadvarga, the native is a poison-curing physician; but if the Karakamsha (conjoined with Sun and Rahu) is aspected by Mars and unaspected by any other planet, the native becomes an arsonist ('स्ववेश्म-परदाहकः', burner of his own or another's house) -- unless Mercury also aspects it, in which case he does not become incendiary ('नाग्निदो जायते जनः'). [RETROACTIVE_NOTE: this translationHi was seeded as a GLOSS PENDING placeholder when page186/१८६ was transcribed, because its Hindi gloss was not found on that page. It is now resolved in place from printed page187/१८७ (bands4-10), whose joint gloss for verses 34.19-34.22 closes "॥ १९-२२ ॥".] [RETROACTIVE_NOTE: this translationHi was seeded as a GLOSS PENDING placeholder when page186/१८६ was transcribed, because its Hindi gloss was not found on that page. It is now resolved in place from printed page187/१८७ (bands4-10), whose joint gloss for verses 34.19-34.22 closes "॥ १९-२२ ॥".]

  22. 34.22 सत्यापित

    22

    संस्कृत

    जीवदृष्टे तु पापर्क्षे समीपगृहदाहकः । सितेक्षिते तु नैव स्याद्दहनं वेश्मनो क्षये ॥ २२ ॥

    jivadrishte tu paparkshe samipagrihadahakah | sitekshite tu naiva syaddahanam veshmano kshaye || 22 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    But if [the Karakamsha in] a malefic sign is aspected by Jupiter, [the native] burns down neighboring houses; if aspected by Venus, there is no burning of the house at all, even at its decline.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    आत्मकारक के नवांश में यदि सूर्य, राहु, दोनों रहें तो सर्पभय कहना चाहिए; शुभग्रह की दृष्टि रहने से भयाभाव, और पापदृष्टि से मृत्यु हो जाती है। शुभग्रह के षड्वर्ग में वे दोनों हों तो जातक विषवैद्य होता है। आत्मकारक का नवांश मंगल से दृष्ट तथा सूर्य, राहु से संयुक्त हों और अन्यग्रहों की दृष्टि नहीं रहे तो जातक अपने तथा पराये घरों को जलानेवाला, होता है। बुध की दृष्टि रहे तो जातक दाहक नहीं होता। यदि पाप का षड्वर्ग गुरुदृष्ट हो तो जातक पड़ोस के घरों को जलानेवाला होता है। शुक्र की दृष्टि रहने पर गृहदाह नहीं होता है ॥ १९-२२ ॥

    स्रोत: Printed page १८७/187 (PDF p.219), Ch.34 Karakamsha-phala continues. Band-detect threshold swept 0.5-10 on this recto page (3122x4980); THRESH=3.0 gave 36 clean bands (vs a 241px merge artifact at T=2, and higher thresholds losing bands to 34). Header band1 ("कारकांशफलाध्यायः" + folio १८७) skipped. Two undersized bands (band21, 26px; band24, 28px) were re-scanned per standing rule and confirmed as detection-split artifacts (shirorekha/matra tops of the following band's own line), not lost text -- same pattern as page186's band10 and page185's band23. CRITICAL RESOLUTION: bands4-10 carry the Hindi gloss for verses 34.19-34.22, closing "॥ १९-२२ ॥". This resolves page186's GLOSS PENDING placeholder for 34.19-34.21 (applied here as a retroactive in-place update per standing RETROACTIVE_NOTE practice) and supplies verse 34.22's own translationHi. The gloss's wording directly corroborates several of page186's disclosed anomalies: "सर्पभय" confirms verse19's serpent-fear theme (the offered-but-unasserted reading of "यदाकोगू"/"तदाभयमहेभवेत्"); "राहु" and "षड्वर्ग" phrasing confirms verse20's Rahu/shadvarga content; "अपने तथा पराये घरों को जलानेवाला" confirms verse21's "स्ववेश्म-परदाहकः"; the Mercury-aspect exception ("बुध की दृष्टि रहे तो जातक दाहक नहीं होता") matches verse21's line 2; and "पड़ोस के घरों" / Venus-aspect exception confirms verse22's "समीपगृहदाहकः" / "सितेक्षिते तु नैव स्याद्दहनं". Verse 34.23's word initially misread as "शगुलिके" was resolved via two rounds of super-zoom to "सगुलिके" (स, not श). This page's own later gloss (band29) explicitly uses the word "सगुलिक" for the same concept, confirming the parse "स" (with) + "गुलिके" (locative of Gulika, the upagraha) -- i.e. "together with Gulika" -- rather than a single unknown noun. Disclosed as a resolved reading, not silently emended in the verse text itself (retained exactly as printed: "सगुलिके"). Verse 34.24's second line was first transcribed at standard resolution as "भवेद्दण्डवृद्धिः", but a tight zoom on band14 (p187-b14-zoom2.png) shows the sequence भ-व-े-द्-अ-ण्-ड, i.e. sandhi of "भवेत्" + "अण्डवृद्धिः" (त्+अ -> द्) = "भवेदण्डवृद्धिः" ("there is testicular swelling/hydrocele", a real classical medical term), NOT "दण्डवृद्धिः" ("increase of punishment/rod") as first read. This correction is directly confirmed by the page's own gloss (band31): "बुध की दृष्टि यदि हो तो निःसन्देह अण्डवृद्धि होती है।" Corrected before seeding; no fabrication involved, only a same-page zoom re-verification against a word later corroborated by its own prose gloss. Verse 34.27 and 34.29 both contain a word first read as "क्षुने" (a non-standard form) via band-strip zoom. A closer zoom (p187-b26-zoom.png) compared against this same page's own "क्ष" ligature (in "वीक्षिते", band19) shows a visually similar but distinguishable glyph. Given (a) the recurrence of the identical word in two unrelated verses, (b) its position as a vocative address at the close of the Karakamsha-phala section ("इतीरितं समासेन कारकांशफलं [word] ॥ २९ ॥" -- an extremely standard "thus is briefly told, O sage" closing formula addressing the narrating sage/disciple in Parashari texts), and (c) verse27's mid-verse placement fitting a vocative interjection followed by a pause (matching the odd extra "।" printed there), this is read as "मुने" (vocative of मुनि, "O sage") rather than "क्षुने". This is a resolved reading based on strong contextual/formulaic corroboration, not a blind assertion -- flagged here for transparency since the two ligatures were difficult to disambiguate visually in this font at this resolution. Verse 34.27 also carries an unusual mid-second-half single danda ("पुत्रो, मुने ।") before the expected closing "॥ २७ ॥" -- retained exactly as printed; read as a printer's pause after the vocative address rather than a scribal error. Verse 34.28's own Hindi gloss begins on this page (band35: "शनि की दृष्टि रहने पर जातक...") but is cut off mid-sentence by the page's CC-0 digitization-credit footer (the same "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" line seen at the bottom of page186, here confirming band35 as the final content band). The gloss continues onto printed page188; per standing practice verse 34.28's translationHi is seeded with a GLOSS PENDING placeholder here, to be resolved retroactively in place once page188 is read. Verse 34.29 ("इतीरितं समासेन कारकांशफलं मुने ॥ २९ ॥") is a meta/summary verse announcing the close of the Karakamsha-phala results list, not a per-graha result statement; no dedicated prose-gloss sentence for it was found in this page's commentary (which moves directly from verse27's gloss to verse28's). Its translationHi is seeded as a plain translation rather than a fabricated gloss sentence; this will be revisited if page188 turns out to carry a gloss line for it after all. No chapter colophon appears on this page -- Chapter 34 continues onto page188 without closing.

  23. 34.23 सत्यापित

    23

    संस्कृत

    कारकांशे सगुलिके दृष्टे पूर्णेन्दुना सह । जातकः स्तेननीतस्वः स्वयं चौरोऽथवा भवेत् ॥ २३ ॥

    karakamshe sagulike drishte purnenduna saha | jatakah stenanitasvah svayam cauro'thava bhavet || 23 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If the Karakamsha, together with Gulika, is aspected along with the full Moon, the native either has his wealth stolen by thieves or is himself a thief.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    आत्मकारक के नवांश में गुलिक (अप्रकाशग्रह) रहे और उस पर पूर्णचन्द्र की दृष्टि हो तो जातक या तो स्वयं चौर्यवृत्ति-रत हो अथवा चोरों के द्वारा उसका धनापहरण होता है। सगुलिक आत्मकारक के नवांश पर यदि किसी ग्रह की दृष्टि नहीं हो तो जातक विष देने वाला या विष से मरने वाला होता है। बुध की दृष्टि यदि हो तो निःसन्देह अण्डवृद्धि होती है। आत्मकारक के नवांश में केतु हो और पापग्रह की उस पर दृष्टि हो तो जातक के कर्ण कट जाय या कर्ण रोग हो। उस पर यदि शुक्र की दृष्टि हो तो जातक यज्ञकार्यरत होता है। बुध-शनि की दृष्टि रहने पर मनुष्य निर्वीर्य होता है। आत्मकारक के नवांश पर बुध-शुक्र की दृष्टि हो तो जातक दासीपुत्र अथवा पुनर्भू स्त्री का पुत्र होता है। शनि की दृष्टि रहने पर जातक तापस या दास होता है। केवल शनि की दृष्टि रहने से जातक संन्यासी होता है—सूर्य-शुक्र की दृष्टि से राजप्रेष्य होता है। संक्षेप में यह कारकांश फल मैंने कहा है ॥ २३-२९ ॥

    स्रोत: Printed page १८७/187 (PDF p.219), Ch.34 Karakamsha-phala continues. Band-detect threshold swept 0.5-10 on this recto page (3122x4980); THRESH=3.0 gave 36 clean bands (vs a 241px merge artifact at T=2, and higher thresholds losing bands to 34). Header band1 ("कारकांशफलाध्यायः" + folio १८७) skipped. Two undersized bands (band21, 26px; band24, 28px) were re-scanned per standing rule and confirmed as detection-split artifacts (shirorekha/matra tops of the following band's own line), not lost text -- same pattern as page186's band10 and page185's band23. CRITICAL RESOLUTION: bands4-10 carry the Hindi gloss for verses 34.19-34.22, closing "॥ १९-२२ ॥". This resolves page186's GLOSS PENDING placeholder for 34.19-34.21 (applied here as a retroactive in-place update per standing RETROACTIVE_NOTE practice) and supplies verse 34.22's own translationHi. The gloss's wording directly corroborates several of page186's disclosed anomalies: "सर्पभय" confirms verse19's serpent-fear theme (the offered-but-unasserted reading of "यदाकोगू"/"तदाभयमहेभवेत्"); "राहु" and "षड्वर्ग" phrasing confirms verse20's Rahu/shadvarga content; "अपने तथा पराये घरों को जलानेवाला" confirms verse21's "स्ववेश्म-परदाहकः"; the Mercury-aspect exception ("बुध की दृष्टि रहे तो जातक दाहक नहीं होता") matches verse21's line 2; and "पड़ोस के घरों" / Venus-aspect exception confirms verse22's "समीपगृहदाहकः" / "सितेक्षिते तु नैव स्याद्दहनं". Verse 34.23's word initially misread as "शगुलिके" was resolved via two rounds of super-zoom to "सगुलिके" (स, not श). This page's own later gloss (band29) explicitly uses the word "सगुलिक" for the same concept, confirming the parse "स" (with) + "गुलिके" (locative of Gulika, the upagraha) -- i.e. "together with Gulika" -- rather than a single unknown noun. Disclosed as a resolved reading, not silently emended in the verse text itself (retained exactly as printed: "सगुलिके"). Verse 34.24's second line was first transcribed at standard resolution as "भवेद्दण्डवृद्धिः", but a tight zoom on band14 (p187-b14-zoom2.png) shows the sequence भ-व-े-द्-अ-ण्-ड, i.e. sandhi of "भवेत्" + "अण्डवृद्धिः" (त्+अ -> द्) = "भवेदण्डवृद्धिः" ("there is testicular swelling/hydrocele", a real classical medical term), NOT "दण्डवृद्धिः" ("increase of punishment/rod") as first read. This correction is directly confirmed by the page's own gloss (band31): "बुध की दृष्टि यदि हो तो निःसन्देह अण्डवृद्धि होती है।" Corrected before seeding; no fabrication involved, only a same-page zoom re-verification against a word later corroborated by its own prose gloss. Verse 34.27 and 34.29 both contain a word first read as "क्षुने" (a non-standard form) via band-strip zoom. A closer zoom (p187-b26-zoom.png) compared against this same page's own "क्ष" ligature (in "वीक्षिते", band19) shows a visually similar but distinguishable glyph. Given (a) the recurrence of the identical word in two unrelated verses, (b) its position as a vocative address at the close of the Karakamsha-phala section ("इतीरितं समासेन कारकांशफलं [word] ॥ २९ ॥" -- an extremely standard "thus is briefly told, O sage" closing formula addressing the narrating sage/disciple in Parashari texts), and (c) verse27's mid-verse placement fitting a vocative interjection followed by a pause (matching the odd extra "।" printed there), this is read as "मुने" (vocative of मुनि, "O sage") rather than "क्षुने". This is a resolved reading based on strong contextual/formulaic corroboration, not a blind assertion -- flagged here for transparency since the two ligatures were difficult to disambiguate visually in this font at this resolution. Verse 34.27 also carries an unusual mid-second-half single danda ("पुत्रो, मुने ।") before the expected closing "॥ २७ ॥" -- retained exactly as printed; read as a printer's pause after the vocative address rather than a scribal error. Verse 34.28's own Hindi gloss begins on this page (band35: "शनि की दृष्टि रहने पर जातक...") but is cut off mid-sentence by the page's CC-0 digitization-credit footer (the same "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" line seen at the bottom of page186, here confirming band35 as the final content band). The gloss continues onto printed page188; per standing practice verse 34.28's translationHi is seeded with a GLOSS PENDING placeholder here, to be resolved retroactively in place once page188 is read. Verse 34.29 ("इतीरितं समासेन कारकांशफलं मुने ॥ २९ ॥") is a meta/summary verse announcing the close of the Karakamsha-phala results list, not a per-graha result statement; no dedicated prose-gloss sentence for it was found in this page's commentary (which moves directly from verse27's gloss to verse28's). Its translationHi is seeded as a plain translation rather than a fabricated gloss sentence; this will be revisited if page188 turns out to carry a gloss line for it after all. No chapter colophon appears on this page -- Chapter 34 continues onto page188 without closing. [RETROACTIVE_CORRECTION: on printed page188/१८८ (PDF p.220, bands1-3) the joint-gloss closing citation, previously misread at low zoom as "२१-२९", was confirmed via further zoom to read "२३-२९" -- meaning verses 34.23-34.29 all share this ONE joint Hindi gloss, per the standing JOINT-GLOSS-DUPLICATION pattern. This translationHi replaces an earlier individually-split gloss text seeded in error for this verse from page187 alone.]

  24. 34.24 सत्यापित

    24

    संस्कृत

    खगादृष्टे समान्दौ तु गरदो वा गरैर्मृतः । निःसंशयं भवेदण्डवृद्धिरिन्दुसुतेक्षिते ॥ २४ ॥

    khagadrishte samandau tu garado va garairmritah | nihsamshayam bhavedandavriddhirindusutekshite || 24 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If [the Karakamsha is] unaspected by any planet and together with Mandi, [the native] is a poison-giver or dies by poison; if aspected by Mercury, there is undoubtedly testicular swelling.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    आत्मकारक के नवांश में गुलिक (अप्रकाशग्रह) रहे और उस पर पूर्णचन्द्र की दृष्टि हो तो जातक या तो स्वयं चौर्यवृत्ति-रत हो अथवा चोरों के द्वारा उसका धनापहरण होता है। सगुलिक आत्मकारक के नवांश पर यदि किसी ग्रह की दृष्टि नहीं हो तो जातक विष देने वाला या विष से मरने वाला होता है। बुध की दृष्टि यदि हो तो निःसन्देह अण्डवृद्धि होती है। आत्मकारक के नवांश में केतु हो और पापग्रह की उस पर दृष्टि हो तो जातक के कर्ण कट जाय या कर्ण रोग हो। उस पर यदि शुक्र की दृष्टि हो तो जातक यज्ञकार्यरत होता है। बुध-शनि की दृष्टि रहने पर मनुष्य निर्वीर्य होता है। आत्मकारक के नवांश पर बुध-शुक्र की दृष्टि हो तो जातक दासीपुत्र अथवा पुनर्भू स्त्री का पुत्र होता है। शनि की दृष्टि रहने पर जातक तापस या दास होता है। केवल शनि की दृष्टि रहने से जातक संन्यासी होता है—सूर्य-शुक्र की दृष्टि से राजप्रेष्य होता है। संक्षेप में यह कारकांश फल मैंने कहा है ॥ २३-२९ ॥

    स्रोत: Printed page १८७/187 (PDF p.219), Ch.34 Karakamsha-phala continues. Band-detect threshold swept 0.5-10 on this recto page (3122x4980); THRESH=3.0 gave 36 clean bands (vs a 241px merge artifact at T=2, and higher thresholds losing bands to 34). Header band1 ("कारकांशफलाध्यायः" + folio १८७) skipped. Two undersized bands (band21, 26px; band24, 28px) were re-scanned per standing rule and confirmed as detection-split artifacts (shirorekha/matra tops of the following band's own line), not lost text -- same pattern as page186's band10 and page185's band23. CRITICAL RESOLUTION: bands4-10 carry the Hindi gloss for verses 34.19-34.22, closing "॥ १९-२२ ॥". This resolves page186's GLOSS PENDING placeholder for 34.19-34.21 (applied here as a retroactive in-place update per standing RETROACTIVE_NOTE practice) and supplies verse 34.22's own translationHi. The gloss's wording directly corroborates several of page186's disclosed anomalies: "सर्पभय" confirms verse19's serpent-fear theme (the offered-but-unasserted reading of "यदाकोगू"/"तदाभयमहेभवेत्"); "राहु" and "षड्वर्ग" phrasing confirms verse20's Rahu/shadvarga content; "अपने तथा पराये घरों को जलानेवाला" confirms verse21's "स्ववेश्म-परदाहकः"; the Mercury-aspect exception ("बुध की दृष्टि रहे तो जातक दाहक नहीं होता") matches verse21's line 2; and "पड़ोस के घरों" / Venus-aspect exception confirms verse22's "समीपगृहदाहकः" / "सितेक्षिते तु नैव स्याद्दहनं". Verse 34.23's word initially misread as "शगुलिके" was resolved via two rounds of super-zoom to "सगुलिके" (स, not श). This page's own later gloss (band29) explicitly uses the word "सगुलिक" for the same concept, confirming the parse "स" (with) + "गुलिके" (locative of Gulika, the upagraha) -- i.e. "together with Gulika" -- rather than a single unknown noun. Disclosed as a resolved reading, not silently emended in the verse text itself (retained exactly as printed: "सगुलिके"). Verse 34.24's second line was first transcribed at standard resolution as "भवेद्दण्डवृद्धिः", but a tight zoom on band14 (p187-b14-zoom2.png) shows the sequence भ-व-े-द्-अ-ण्-ड, i.e. sandhi of "भवेत्" + "अण्डवृद्धिः" (त्+अ -> द्) = "भवेदण्डवृद्धिः" ("there is testicular swelling/hydrocele", a real classical medical term), NOT "दण्डवृद्धिः" ("increase of punishment/rod") as first read. This correction is directly confirmed by the page's own gloss (band31): "बुध की दृष्टि यदि हो तो निःसन्देह अण्डवृद्धि होती है।" Corrected before seeding; no fabrication involved, only a same-page zoom re-verification against a word later corroborated by its own prose gloss. Verse 34.27 and 34.29 both contain a word first read as "क्षुने" (a non-standard form) via band-strip zoom. A closer zoom (p187-b26-zoom.png) compared against this same page's own "क्ष" ligature (in "वीक्षिते", band19) shows a visually similar but distinguishable glyph. Given (a) the recurrence of the identical word in two unrelated verses, (b) its position as a vocative address at the close of the Karakamsha-phala section ("इतीरितं समासेन कारकांशफलं [word] ॥ २९ ॥" -- an extremely standard "thus is briefly told, O sage" closing formula addressing the narrating sage/disciple in Parashari texts), and (c) verse27's mid-verse placement fitting a vocative interjection followed by a pause (matching the odd extra "।" printed there), this is read as "मुने" (vocative of मुनि, "O sage") rather than "क्षुने". This is a resolved reading based on strong contextual/formulaic corroboration, not a blind assertion -- flagged here for transparency since the two ligatures were difficult to disambiguate visually in this font at this resolution. Verse 34.27 also carries an unusual mid-second-half single danda ("पुत्रो, मुने ।") before the expected closing "॥ २७ ॥" -- retained exactly as printed; read as a printer's pause after the vocative address rather than a scribal error. Verse 34.28's own Hindi gloss begins on this page (band35: "शनि की दृष्टि रहने पर जातक...") but is cut off mid-sentence by the page's CC-0 digitization-credit footer (the same "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" line seen at the bottom of page186, here confirming band35 as the final content band). The gloss continues onto printed page188; per standing practice verse 34.28's translationHi is seeded with a GLOSS PENDING placeholder here, to be resolved retroactively in place once page188 is read. Verse 34.29 ("इतीरितं समासेन कारकांशफलं मुने ॥ २९ ॥") is a meta/summary verse announcing the close of the Karakamsha-phala results list, not a per-graha result statement; no dedicated prose-gloss sentence for it was found in this page's commentary (which moves directly from verse27's gloss to verse28's). Its translationHi is seeded as a plain translation rather than a fabricated gloss sentence; this will be revisited if page188 turns out to carry a gloss line for it after all. No chapter colophon appears on this page -- Chapter 34 continues onto page188 without closing. [RETROACTIVE_CORRECTION: on printed page188/१८८ (PDF p.220, bands1-3) the joint-gloss closing citation, previously misread at low zoom as "२१-२९", was confirmed via further zoom to read "२३-२९" -- meaning verses 34.23-34.29 all share this ONE joint Hindi gloss, per the standing JOINT-GLOSS-DUPLICATION pattern. This translationHi replaces an earlier individually-split gloss text seeded in error for this verse from page187 alone.]

  25. 34.25 सत्यापित

    25

    संस्कृत

    कारकांशे ध्वजोपेते पापखेचरवीक्षिते । कर्णच्छेदोऽथवा कर्णरोगो जातस्य जायते ॥ २५ ॥

    karakamshe dhvajopete papakhecaravikshite | karnacchedo'thava karnarogo jatasya jayate || 25 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If the Karakamsha, joined with Dhwaja, is aspected by a malefic planet, the native suffers ear-cutting or ear-disease.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    आत्मकारक के नवांश में गुलिक (अप्रकाशग्रह) रहे और उस पर पूर्णचन्द्र की दृष्टि हो तो जातक या तो स्वयं चौर्यवृत्ति-रत हो अथवा चोरों के द्वारा उसका धनापहरण होता है। सगुलिक आत्मकारक के नवांश पर यदि किसी ग्रह की दृष्टि नहीं हो तो जातक विष देने वाला या विष से मरने वाला होता है। बुध की दृष्टि यदि हो तो निःसन्देह अण्डवृद्धि होती है। आत्मकारक के नवांश में केतु हो और पापग्रह की उस पर दृष्टि हो तो जातक के कर्ण कट जाय या कर्ण रोग हो। उस पर यदि शुक्र की दृष्टि हो तो जातक यज्ञकार्यरत होता है। बुध-शनि की दृष्टि रहने पर मनुष्य निर्वीर्य होता है। आत्मकारक के नवांश पर बुध-शुक्र की दृष्टि हो तो जातक दासीपुत्र अथवा पुनर्भू स्त्री का पुत्र होता है। शनि की दृष्टि रहने पर जातक तापस या दास होता है। केवल शनि की दृष्टि रहने से जातक संन्यासी होता है—सूर्य-शुक्र की दृष्टि से राजप्रेष्य होता है। संक्षेप में यह कारकांश फल मैंने कहा है ॥ २३-२९ ॥

    स्रोत: Printed page १८७/187 (PDF p.219), Ch.34 Karakamsha-phala continues. Band-detect threshold swept 0.5-10 on this recto page (3122x4980); THRESH=3.0 gave 36 clean bands (vs a 241px merge artifact at T=2, and higher thresholds losing bands to 34). Header band1 ("कारकांशफलाध्यायः" + folio १८७) skipped. Two undersized bands (band21, 26px; band24, 28px) were re-scanned per standing rule and confirmed as detection-split artifacts (shirorekha/matra tops of the following band's own line), not lost text -- same pattern as page186's band10 and page185's band23. CRITICAL RESOLUTION: bands4-10 carry the Hindi gloss for verses 34.19-34.22, closing "॥ १९-२२ ॥". This resolves page186's GLOSS PENDING placeholder for 34.19-34.21 (applied here as a retroactive in-place update per standing RETROACTIVE_NOTE practice) and supplies verse 34.22's own translationHi. The gloss's wording directly corroborates several of page186's disclosed anomalies: "सर्पभय" confirms verse19's serpent-fear theme (the offered-but-unasserted reading of "यदाकोगू"/"तदाभयमहेभवेत्"); "राहु" and "षड्वर्ग" phrasing confirms verse20's Rahu/shadvarga content; "अपने तथा पराये घरों को जलानेवाला" confirms verse21's "स्ववेश्म-परदाहकः"; the Mercury-aspect exception ("बुध की दृष्टि रहे तो जातक दाहक नहीं होता") matches verse21's line 2; and "पड़ोस के घरों" / Venus-aspect exception confirms verse22's "समीपगृहदाहकः" / "सितेक्षिते तु नैव स्याद्दहनं". Verse 34.23's word initially misread as "शगुलिके" was resolved via two rounds of super-zoom to "सगुलिके" (स, not श). This page's own later gloss (band29) explicitly uses the word "सगुलिक" for the same concept, confirming the parse "स" (with) + "गुलिके" (locative of Gulika, the upagraha) -- i.e. "together with Gulika" -- rather than a single unknown noun. Disclosed as a resolved reading, not silently emended in the verse text itself (retained exactly as printed: "सगुलिके"). Verse 34.24's second line was first transcribed at standard resolution as "भवेद्दण्डवृद्धिः", but a tight zoom on band14 (p187-b14-zoom2.png) shows the sequence भ-व-े-द्-अ-ण्-ड, i.e. sandhi of "भवेत्" + "अण्डवृद्धिः" (त्+अ -> द्) = "भवेदण्डवृद्धिः" ("there is testicular swelling/hydrocele", a real classical medical term), NOT "दण्डवृद्धिः" ("increase of punishment/rod") as first read. This correction is directly confirmed by the page's own gloss (band31): "बुध की दृष्टि यदि हो तो निःसन्देह अण्डवृद्धि होती है।" Corrected before seeding; no fabrication involved, only a same-page zoom re-verification against a word later corroborated by its own prose gloss. Verse 34.27 and 34.29 both contain a word first read as "क्षुने" (a non-standard form) via band-strip zoom. A closer zoom (p187-b26-zoom.png) compared against this same page's own "क्ष" ligature (in "वीक्षिते", band19) shows a visually similar but distinguishable glyph. Given (a) the recurrence of the identical word in two unrelated verses, (b) its position as a vocative address at the close of the Karakamsha-phala section ("इतीरितं समासेन कारकांशफलं [word] ॥ २९ ॥" -- an extremely standard "thus is briefly told, O sage" closing formula addressing the narrating sage/disciple in Parashari texts), and (c) verse27's mid-verse placement fitting a vocative interjection followed by a pause (matching the odd extra "।" printed there), this is read as "मुने" (vocative of मुनि, "O sage") rather than "क्षुने". This is a resolved reading based on strong contextual/formulaic corroboration, not a blind assertion -- flagged here for transparency since the two ligatures were difficult to disambiguate visually in this font at this resolution. Verse 34.27 also carries an unusual mid-second-half single danda ("पुत्रो, मुने ।") before the expected closing "॥ २७ ॥" -- retained exactly as printed; read as a printer's pause after the vocative address rather than a scribal error. Verse 34.28's own Hindi gloss begins on this page (band35: "शनि की दृष्टि रहने पर जातक...") but is cut off mid-sentence by the page's CC-0 digitization-credit footer (the same "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" line seen at the bottom of page186, here confirming band35 as the final content band). The gloss continues onto printed page188; per standing practice verse 34.28's translationHi is seeded with a GLOSS PENDING placeholder here, to be resolved retroactively in place once page188 is read. Verse 34.29 ("इतीरितं समासेन कारकांशफलं मुने ॥ २९ ॥") is a meta/summary verse announcing the close of the Karakamsha-phala results list, not a per-graha result statement; no dedicated prose-gloss sentence for it was found in this page's commentary (which moves directly from verse27's gloss to verse28's). Its translationHi is seeded as a plain translation rather than a fabricated gloss sentence; this will be revisited if page188 turns out to carry a gloss line for it after all. No chapter colophon appears on this page -- Chapter 34 continues onto page188 without closing. [RETROACTIVE_CORRECTION: on printed page188/१८८ (PDF p.220, bands1-3) the joint-gloss closing citation, previously misread at low zoom as "२१-२९", was confirmed via further zoom to read "२३-२९" -- meaning verses 34.23-34.29 all share this ONE joint Hindi gloss, per the standing JOINT-GLOSS-DUPLICATION pattern. This translationHi replaces an earlier individually-split gloss text seeded in error for this verse from page187 alone.]

  26. 34.26 सत्यापित

    26

    संस्कृत

    तत्र भार्गवसंदृष्टे यज्ञकर्मरतो नरः । सौम्यसौरीक्षिते तु स्याद् वीर्यहीनो जनो ध्रुवम् ॥ २६ ॥

    tatra bhargavasamdrishte yajnakarmarato narah | saumyasaurikshite tu syad viryahino jano dhruvam || 26 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If that [Karakamsha] is aspected by Venus, the person is devoted to sacrificial rites; but if aspected by Mercury and Saturn, the person is certainly devoid of vigor.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    आत्मकारक के नवांश में गुलिक (अप्रकाशग्रह) रहे और उस पर पूर्णचन्द्र की दृष्टि हो तो जातक या तो स्वयं चौर्यवृत्ति-रत हो अथवा चोरों के द्वारा उसका धनापहरण होता है। सगुलिक आत्मकारक के नवांश पर यदि किसी ग्रह की दृष्टि नहीं हो तो जातक विष देने वाला या विष से मरने वाला होता है। बुध की दृष्टि यदि हो तो निःसन्देह अण्डवृद्धि होती है। आत्मकारक के नवांश में केतु हो और पापग्रह की उस पर दृष्टि हो तो जातक के कर्ण कट जाय या कर्ण रोग हो। उस पर यदि शुक्र की दृष्टि हो तो जातक यज्ञकार्यरत होता है। बुध-शनि की दृष्टि रहने पर मनुष्य निर्वीर्य होता है। आत्मकारक के नवांश पर बुध-शुक्र की दृष्टि हो तो जातक दासीपुत्र अथवा पुनर्भू स्त्री का पुत्र होता है। शनि की दृष्टि रहने पर जातक तापस या दास होता है। केवल शनि की दृष्टि रहने से जातक संन्यासी होता है—सूर्य-शुक्र की दृष्टि से राजप्रेष्य होता है। संक्षेप में यह कारकांश फल मैंने कहा है ॥ २३-२९ ॥

    स्रोत: Printed page १८७/187 (PDF p.219), Ch.34 Karakamsha-phala continues. Band-detect threshold swept 0.5-10 on this recto page (3122x4980); THRESH=3.0 gave 36 clean bands (vs a 241px merge artifact at T=2, and higher thresholds losing bands to 34). Header band1 ("कारकांशफलाध्यायः" + folio १८७) skipped. Two undersized bands (band21, 26px; band24, 28px) were re-scanned per standing rule and confirmed as detection-split artifacts (shirorekha/matra tops of the following band's own line), not lost text -- same pattern as page186's band10 and page185's band23. CRITICAL RESOLUTION: bands4-10 carry the Hindi gloss for verses 34.19-34.22, closing "॥ १९-२२ ॥". This resolves page186's GLOSS PENDING placeholder for 34.19-34.21 (applied here as a retroactive in-place update per standing RETROACTIVE_NOTE practice) and supplies verse 34.22's own translationHi. The gloss's wording directly corroborates several of page186's disclosed anomalies: "सर्पभय" confirms verse19's serpent-fear theme (the offered-but-unasserted reading of "यदाकोगू"/"तदाभयमहेभवेत्"); "राहु" and "षड्वर्ग" phrasing confirms verse20's Rahu/shadvarga content; "अपने तथा पराये घरों को जलानेवाला" confirms verse21's "स्ववेश्म-परदाहकः"; the Mercury-aspect exception ("बुध की दृष्टि रहे तो जातक दाहक नहीं होता") matches verse21's line 2; and "पड़ोस के घरों" / Venus-aspect exception confirms verse22's "समीपगृहदाहकः" / "सितेक्षिते तु नैव स्याद्दहनं". Verse 34.23's word initially misread as "शगुलिके" was resolved via two rounds of super-zoom to "सगुलिके" (स, not श). This page's own later gloss (band29) explicitly uses the word "सगुलिक" for the same concept, confirming the parse "स" (with) + "गुलिके" (locative of Gulika, the upagraha) -- i.e. "together with Gulika" -- rather than a single unknown noun. Disclosed as a resolved reading, not silently emended in the verse text itself (retained exactly as printed: "सगुलिके"). Verse 34.24's second line was first transcribed at standard resolution as "भवेद्दण्डवृद्धिः", but a tight zoom on band14 (p187-b14-zoom2.png) shows the sequence भ-व-े-द्-अ-ण्-ड, i.e. sandhi of "भवेत्" + "अण्डवृद्धिः" (त्+अ -> द्) = "भवेदण्डवृद्धिः" ("there is testicular swelling/hydrocele", a real classical medical term), NOT "दण्डवृद्धिः" ("increase of punishment/rod") as first read. This correction is directly confirmed by the page's own gloss (band31): "बुध की दृष्टि यदि हो तो निःसन्देह अण्डवृद्धि होती है।" Corrected before seeding; no fabrication involved, only a same-page zoom re-verification against a word later corroborated by its own prose gloss. Verse 34.27 and 34.29 both contain a word first read as "क्षुने" (a non-standard form) via band-strip zoom. A closer zoom (p187-b26-zoom.png) compared against this same page's own "क्ष" ligature (in "वीक्षिते", band19) shows a visually similar but distinguishable glyph. Given (a) the recurrence of the identical word in two unrelated verses, (b) its position as a vocative address at the close of the Karakamsha-phala section ("इतीरितं समासेन कारकांशफलं [word] ॥ २९ ॥" -- an extremely standard "thus is briefly told, O sage" closing formula addressing the narrating sage/disciple in Parashari texts), and (c) verse27's mid-verse placement fitting a vocative interjection followed by a pause (matching the odd extra "।" printed there), this is read as "मुने" (vocative of मुनि, "O sage") rather than "क्षुने". This is a resolved reading based on strong contextual/formulaic corroboration, not a blind assertion -- flagged here for transparency since the two ligatures were difficult to disambiguate visually in this font at this resolution. Verse 34.27 also carries an unusual mid-second-half single danda ("पुत्रो, मुने ।") before the expected closing "॥ २७ ॥" -- retained exactly as printed; read as a printer's pause after the vocative address rather than a scribal error. Verse 34.28's own Hindi gloss begins on this page (band35: "शनि की दृष्टि रहने पर जातक...") but is cut off mid-sentence by the page's CC-0 digitization-credit footer (the same "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" line seen at the bottom of page186, here confirming band35 as the final content band). The gloss continues onto printed page188; per standing practice verse 34.28's translationHi is seeded with a GLOSS PENDING placeholder here, to be resolved retroactively in place once page188 is read. Verse 34.29 ("इतीरितं समासेन कारकांशफलं मुने ॥ २९ ॥") is a meta/summary verse announcing the close of the Karakamsha-phala results list, not a per-graha result statement; no dedicated prose-gloss sentence for it was found in this page's commentary (which moves directly from verse27's gloss to verse28's). Its translationHi is seeded as a plain translation rather than a fabricated gloss sentence; this will be revisited if page188 turns out to carry a gloss line for it after all. No chapter colophon appears on this page -- Chapter 34 continues onto page188 without closing. [RETROACTIVE_CORRECTION: on printed page188/१८८ (PDF p.220, bands1-3) the joint-gloss closing citation, previously misread at low zoom as "२१-२९", was confirmed via further zoom to read "२३-२९" -- meaning verses 34.23-34.29 all share this ONE joint Hindi gloss, per the standing JOINT-GLOSS-DUPLICATION pattern. This translationHi replaces an earlier individually-split gloss text seeded in error for this verse from page187 alone.]

  27. 34.27 सत्यापित

    27

    संस्कृत

    दासीपुत्रो भवेत्तत्र सौम्यभार्गवीक्षिते । किंवा पौनर्भवः पुत्रो, मुने । निःसंशयं भवेत् ॥ २७ ॥

    dasiputro bhavettatra saumyabhargavikshite | kimva paunarbhavah putro, mune | nihsamshayam bhavet || 27 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If that [Karakamsha] is aspected by Mercury and Venus, [the native] would be the son of a maidservant; or, O sage, he would undoubtedly be the son of a remarried woman.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    आत्मकारक के नवांश में गुलिक (अप्रकाशग्रह) रहे और उस पर पूर्णचन्द्र की दृष्टि हो तो जातक या तो स्वयं चौर्यवृत्ति-रत हो अथवा चोरों के द्वारा उसका धनापहरण होता है। सगुलिक आत्मकारक के नवांश पर यदि किसी ग्रह की दृष्टि नहीं हो तो जातक विष देने वाला या विष से मरने वाला होता है। बुध की दृष्टि यदि हो तो निःसन्देह अण्डवृद्धि होती है। आत्मकारक के नवांश में केतु हो और पापग्रह की उस पर दृष्टि हो तो जातक के कर्ण कट जाय या कर्ण रोग हो। उस पर यदि शुक्र की दृष्टि हो तो जातक यज्ञकार्यरत होता है। बुध-शनि की दृष्टि रहने पर मनुष्य निर्वीर्य होता है। आत्मकारक के नवांश पर बुध-शुक्र की दृष्टि हो तो जातक दासीपुत्र अथवा पुनर्भू स्त्री का पुत्र होता है। शनि की दृष्टि रहने पर जातक तापस या दास होता है। केवल शनि की दृष्टि रहने से जातक संन्यासी होता है—सूर्य-शुक्र की दृष्टि से राजप्रेष्य होता है। संक्षेप में यह कारकांश फल मैंने कहा है ॥ २३-२९ ॥

    स्रोत: Printed page १८७/187 (PDF p.219), Ch.34 Karakamsha-phala continues. Band-detect threshold swept 0.5-10 on this recto page (3122x4980); THRESH=3.0 gave 36 clean bands (vs a 241px merge artifact at T=2, and higher thresholds losing bands to 34). Header band1 ("कारकांशफलाध्यायः" + folio १८७) skipped. Two undersized bands (band21, 26px; band24, 28px) were re-scanned per standing rule and confirmed as detection-split artifacts (shirorekha/matra tops of the following band's own line), not lost text -- same pattern as page186's band10 and page185's band23. CRITICAL RESOLUTION: bands4-10 carry the Hindi gloss for verses 34.19-34.22, closing "॥ १९-२२ ॥". This resolves page186's GLOSS PENDING placeholder for 34.19-34.21 (applied here as a retroactive in-place update per standing RETROACTIVE_NOTE practice) and supplies verse 34.22's own translationHi. The gloss's wording directly corroborates several of page186's disclosed anomalies: "सर्पभय" confirms verse19's serpent-fear theme (the offered-but-unasserted reading of "यदाकोगू"/"तदाभयमहेभवेत्"); "राहु" and "षड्वर्ग" phrasing confirms verse20's Rahu/shadvarga content; "अपने तथा पराये घरों को जलानेवाला" confirms verse21's "स्ववेश्म-परदाहकः"; the Mercury-aspect exception ("बुध की दृष्टि रहे तो जातक दाहक नहीं होता") matches verse21's line 2; and "पड़ोस के घरों" / Venus-aspect exception confirms verse22's "समीपगृहदाहकः" / "सितेक्षिते तु नैव स्याद्दहनं". Verse 34.23's word initially misread as "शगुलिके" was resolved via two rounds of super-zoom to "सगुलिके" (स, not श). This page's own later gloss (band29) explicitly uses the word "सगुलिक" for the same concept, confirming the parse "स" (with) + "गुलिके" (locative of Gulika, the upagraha) -- i.e. "together with Gulika" -- rather than a single unknown noun. Disclosed as a resolved reading, not silently emended in the verse text itself (retained exactly as printed: "सगुलिके"). Verse 34.24's second line was first transcribed at standard resolution as "भवेद्दण्डवृद्धिः", but a tight zoom on band14 (p187-b14-zoom2.png) shows the sequence भ-व-े-द्-अ-ण्-ड, i.e. sandhi of "भवेत्" + "अण्डवृद्धिः" (त्+अ -> द्) = "भवेदण्डवृद्धिः" ("there is testicular swelling/hydrocele", a real classical medical term), NOT "दण्डवृद्धिः" ("increase of punishment/rod") as first read. This correction is directly confirmed by the page's own gloss (band31): "बुध की दृष्टि यदि हो तो निःसन्देह अण्डवृद्धि होती है।" Corrected before seeding; no fabrication involved, only a same-page zoom re-verification against a word later corroborated by its own prose gloss. Verse 34.27 and 34.29 both contain a word first read as "क्षुने" (a non-standard form) via band-strip zoom. A closer zoom (p187-b26-zoom.png) compared against this same page's own "क्ष" ligature (in "वीक्षिते", band19) shows a visually similar but distinguishable glyph. Given (a) the recurrence of the identical word in two unrelated verses, (b) its position as a vocative address at the close of the Karakamsha-phala section ("इतीरितं समासेन कारकांशफलं [word] ॥ २९ ॥" -- an extremely standard "thus is briefly told, O sage" closing formula addressing the narrating sage/disciple in Parashari texts), and (c) verse27's mid-verse placement fitting a vocative interjection followed by a pause (matching the odd extra "।" printed there), this is read as "मुने" (vocative of मुनि, "O sage") rather than "क्षुने". This is a resolved reading based on strong contextual/formulaic corroboration, not a blind assertion -- flagged here for transparency since the two ligatures were difficult to disambiguate visually in this font at this resolution. Verse 34.27 also carries an unusual mid-second-half single danda ("पुत्रो, मुने ।") before the expected closing "॥ २७ ॥" -- retained exactly as printed; read as a printer's pause after the vocative address rather than a scribal error. Verse 34.28's own Hindi gloss begins on this page (band35: "शनि की दृष्टि रहने पर जातक...") but is cut off mid-sentence by the page's CC-0 digitization-credit footer (the same "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" line seen at the bottom of page186, here confirming band35 as the final content band). The gloss continues onto printed page188; per standing practice verse 34.28's translationHi is seeded with a GLOSS PENDING placeholder here, to be resolved retroactively in place once page188 is read. Verse 34.29 ("इतीरितं समासेन कारकांशफलं मुने ॥ २९ ॥") is a meta/summary verse announcing the close of the Karakamsha-phala results list, not a per-graha result statement; no dedicated prose-gloss sentence for it was found in this page's commentary (which moves directly from verse27's gloss to verse28's). Its translationHi is seeded as a plain translation rather than a fabricated gloss sentence; this will be revisited if page188 turns out to carry a gloss line for it after all. No chapter colophon appears on this page -- Chapter 34 continues onto page188 without closing. [RETROACTIVE_CORRECTION: on printed page188/१८८ (PDF p.220, bands1-3) the joint-gloss closing citation, previously misread at low zoom as "२१-२९", was confirmed via further zoom to read "२३-२९" -- meaning verses 34.23-34.29 all share this ONE joint Hindi gloss, per the standing JOINT-GLOSS-DUPLICATION pattern. This translationHi replaces an earlier individually-split gloss text seeded in error for this verse from page187 alone.]

  28. 34.28 सत्यापित

    28

    संस्कृत

    तापसो मन्दसंदृष्टे दासो वा जातको भवेत् । केवलेनार्किणा तत्र दृष्टे संन्यासवाञ्छनः ॥ २८ ॥

    tapaso mandasamdrishte daso va jatako bhavet | kevalenarkina tatra drishte samnyasavanchanah || 28 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If aspected by Saturn, the native becomes an ascetic or a servant; if aspected by the Sun alone, [he becomes] one who desires renunciation.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    आत्मकारक के नवांश में गुलिक (अप्रकाशग्रह) रहे और उस पर पूर्णचन्द्र की दृष्टि हो तो जातक या तो स्वयं चौर्यवृत्ति-रत हो अथवा चोरों के द्वारा उसका धनापहरण होता है। सगुलिक आत्मकारक के नवांश पर यदि किसी ग्रह की दृष्टि नहीं हो तो जातक विष देने वाला या विष से मरने वाला होता है। बुध की दृष्टि यदि हो तो निःसन्देह अण्डवृद्धि होती है। आत्मकारक के नवांश में केतु हो और पापग्रह की उस पर दृष्टि हो तो जातक के कर्ण कट जाय या कर्ण रोग हो। उस पर यदि शुक्र की दृष्टि हो तो जातक यज्ञकार्यरत होता है। बुध-शनि की दृष्टि रहने पर मनुष्य निर्वीर्य होता है। आत्मकारक के नवांश पर बुध-शुक्र की दृष्टि हो तो जातक दासीपुत्र अथवा पुनर्भू स्त्री का पुत्र होता है। शनि की दृष्टि रहने पर जातक तापस या दास होता है। केवल शनि की दृष्टि रहने से जातक संन्यासी होता है—सूर्य-शुक्र की दृष्टि से राजप्रेष्य होता है। संक्षेप में यह कारकांश फल मैंने कहा है ॥ २३-२९ ॥

    स्रोत: Printed page १८७/187 (PDF p.219), Ch.34 Karakamsha-phala continues. Band-detect threshold swept 0.5-10 on this recto page (3122x4980); THRESH=3.0 gave 36 clean bands (vs a 241px merge artifact at T=2, and higher thresholds losing bands to 34). Header band1 ("कारकांशफलाध्यायः" + folio १८७) skipped. Two undersized bands (band21, 26px; band24, 28px) were re-scanned per standing rule and confirmed as detection-split artifacts (shirorekha/matra tops of the following band's own line), not lost text -- same pattern as page186's band10 and page185's band23. CRITICAL RESOLUTION: bands4-10 carry the Hindi gloss for verses 34.19-34.22, closing "॥ १९-२२ ॥". This resolves page186's GLOSS PENDING placeholder for 34.19-34.21 (applied here as a retroactive in-place update per standing RETROACTIVE_NOTE practice) and supplies verse 34.22's own translationHi. The gloss's wording directly corroborates several of page186's disclosed anomalies: "सर्पभय" confirms verse19's serpent-fear theme (the offered-but-unasserted reading of "यदाकोगू"/"तदाभयमहेभवेत्"); "राहु" and "षड्वर्ग" phrasing confirms verse20's Rahu/shadvarga content; "अपने तथा पराये घरों को जलानेवाला" confirms verse21's "स्ववेश्म-परदाहकः"; the Mercury-aspect exception ("बुध की दृष्टि रहे तो जातक दाहक नहीं होता") matches verse21's line 2; and "पड़ोस के घरों" / Venus-aspect exception confirms verse22's "समीपगृहदाहकः" / "सितेक्षिते तु नैव स्याद्दहनं". Verse 34.23's word initially misread as "शगुलिके" was resolved via two rounds of super-zoom to "सगुलिके" (स, not श). This page's own later gloss (band29) explicitly uses the word "सगुलिक" for the same concept, confirming the parse "स" (with) + "गुलिके" (locative of Gulika, the upagraha) -- i.e. "together with Gulika" -- rather than a single unknown noun. Disclosed as a resolved reading, not silently emended in the verse text itself (retained exactly as printed: "सगुलिके"). Verse 34.24's second line was first transcribed at standard resolution as "भवेद्दण्डवृद्धिः", but a tight zoom on band14 (p187-b14-zoom2.png) shows the sequence भ-व-े-द्-अ-ण्-ड, i.e. sandhi of "भवेत्" + "अण्डवृद्धिः" (त्+अ -> द्) = "भवेदण्डवृद्धिः" ("there is testicular swelling/hydrocele", a real classical medical term), NOT "दण्डवृद्धिः" ("increase of punishment/rod") as first read. This correction is directly confirmed by the page's own gloss (band31): "बुध की दृष्टि यदि हो तो निःसन्देह अण्डवृद्धि होती है।" Corrected before seeding; no fabrication involved, only a same-page zoom re-verification against a word later corroborated by its own prose gloss. Verse 34.27 and 34.29 both contain a word first read as "क्षुने" (a non-standard form) via band-strip zoom. A closer zoom (p187-b26-zoom.png) compared against this same page's own "क्ष" ligature (in "वीक्षिते", band19) shows a visually similar but distinguishable glyph. Given (a) the recurrence of the identical word in two unrelated verses, (b) its position as a vocative address at the close of the Karakamsha-phala section ("इतीरितं समासेन कारकांशफलं [word] ॥ २९ ॥" -- an extremely standard "thus is briefly told, O sage" closing formula addressing the narrating sage/disciple in Parashari texts), and (c) verse27's mid-verse placement fitting a vocative interjection followed by a pause (matching the odd extra "।" printed there), this is read as "मुने" (vocative of मुनि, "O sage") rather than "क्षुने". This is a resolved reading based on strong contextual/formulaic corroboration, not a blind assertion -- flagged here for transparency since the two ligatures were difficult to disambiguate visually in this font at this resolution. Verse 34.27 also carries an unusual mid-second-half single danda ("पुत्रो, मुने ।") before the expected closing "॥ २७ ॥" -- retained exactly as printed; read as a printer's pause after the vocative address rather than a scribal error. Verse 34.28's own Hindi gloss begins on this page (band35: "शनि की दृष्टि रहने पर जातक...") but is cut off mid-sentence by the page's CC-0 digitization-credit footer (the same "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" line seen at the bottom of page186, here confirming band35 as the final content band). The gloss continues onto printed page188; per standing practice verse 34.28's translationHi is seeded with a GLOSS PENDING placeholder here, to be resolved retroactively in place once page188 is read. Verse 34.29 ("इतीरितं समासेन कारकांशफलं मुने ॥ २९ ॥") is a meta/summary verse announcing the close of the Karakamsha-phala results list, not a per-graha result statement; no dedicated prose-gloss sentence for it was found in this page's commentary (which moves directly from verse27's gloss to verse28's). Its translationHi is seeded as a plain translation rather than a fabricated gloss sentence; this will be revisited if page188 turns out to carry a gloss line for it after all. No chapter colophon appears on this page -- Chapter 34 continues onto page188 without closing. [RETROACTIVE_CORRECTION: on printed page188/१८८ (PDF p.220, bands1-3) the joint-gloss closing citation, previously misread at low zoom as "२१-२९", was confirmed via further zoom to read "२३-२९" -- meaning verses 34.23-34.29 all share this ONE joint Hindi gloss, per the standing JOINT-GLOSS-DUPLICATION pattern. This translationHi replaces an earlier individually-split gloss text seeded in error for this verse from page187 alone.]

  29. 34.29 सत्यापित

    29

    संस्कृत

    सितत्रयेंक्षिते तत्र राज्ञो भृत्यः प्रजायते । इतीरितं समासेन कारकांशफलं, मुने ॥ २९ ॥

    sitatrayemkshite tatra rajno bhrityah prajayate | itiritam samasena karakamshaphalam, mune || 29 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If aspected by the group of three benefics, [the native] becomes a servant of a king. Thus, O sage, the results of the Karakamsha have been briefly stated.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    आत्मकारक के नवांश में गुलिक (अप्रकाशग्रह) रहे और उस पर पूर्णचन्द्र की दृष्टि हो तो जातक या तो स्वयं चौर्यवृत्ति-रत हो अथवा चोरों के द्वारा उसका धनापहरण होता है। सगुलिक आत्मकारक के नवांश पर यदि किसी ग्रह की दृष्टि नहीं हो तो जातक विष देने वाला या विष से मरने वाला होता है। बुध की दृष्टि यदि हो तो निःसन्देह अण्डवृद्धि होती है। आत्मकारक के नवांश में केतु हो और पापग्रह की उस पर दृष्टि हो तो जातक के कर्ण कट जाय या कर्ण रोग हो। उस पर यदि शुक्र की दृष्टि हो तो जातक यज्ञकार्यरत होता है। बुध-शनि की दृष्टि रहने पर मनुष्य निर्वीर्य होता है। आत्मकारक के नवांश पर बुध-शुक्र की दृष्टि हो तो जातक दासीपुत्र अथवा पुनर्भू स्त्री का पुत्र होता है। शनि की दृष्टि रहने पर जातक तापस या दास होता है। केवल शनि की दृष्टि रहने से जातक संन्यासी होता है—सूर्य-शुक्र की दृष्टि से राजप्रेष्य होता है। संक्षेप में यह कारकांश फल मैंने कहा है ॥ २३-२९ ॥

    स्रोत: Printed page १८७/187 (PDF p.219), Ch.34 Karakamsha-phala continues. Band-detect threshold swept 0.5-10 on this recto page (3122x4980); THRESH=3.0 gave 36 clean bands (vs a 241px merge artifact at T=2, and higher thresholds losing bands to 34). Header band1 ("कारकांशफलाध्यायः" + folio १८७) skipped. Two undersized bands (band21, 26px; band24, 28px) were re-scanned per standing rule and confirmed as detection-split artifacts (shirorekha/matra tops of the following band's own line), not lost text -- same pattern as page186's band10 and page185's band23. CRITICAL RESOLUTION: bands4-10 carry the Hindi gloss for verses 34.19-34.22, closing "॥ १९-२२ ॥". This resolves page186's GLOSS PENDING placeholder for 34.19-34.21 (applied here as a retroactive in-place update per standing RETROACTIVE_NOTE practice) and supplies verse 34.22's own translationHi. The gloss's wording directly corroborates several of page186's disclosed anomalies: "सर्पभय" confirms verse19's serpent-fear theme (the offered-but-unasserted reading of "यदाकोगू"/"तदाभयमहेभवेत्"); "राहु" and "षड्वर्ग" phrasing confirms verse20's Rahu/shadvarga content; "अपने तथा पराये घरों को जलानेवाला" confirms verse21's "स्ववेश्म-परदाहकः"; the Mercury-aspect exception ("बुध की दृष्टि रहे तो जातक दाहक नहीं होता") matches verse21's line 2; and "पड़ोस के घरों" / Venus-aspect exception confirms verse22's "समीपगृहदाहकः" / "सितेक्षिते तु नैव स्याद्दहनं". Verse 34.23's word initially misread as "शगुलिके" was resolved via two rounds of super-zoom to "सगुलिके" (स, not श). This page's own later gloss (band29) explicitly uses the word "सगुलिक" for the same concept, confirming the parse "स" (with) + "गुलिके" (locative of Gulika, the upagraha) -- i.e. "together with Gulika" -- rather than a single unknown noun. Disclosed as a resolved reading, not silently emended in the verse text itself (retained exactly as printed: "सगुलिके"). Verse 34.24's second line was first transcribed at standard resolution as "भवेद्दण्डवृद्धिः", but a tight zoom on band14 (p187-b14-zoom2.png) shows the sequence भ-व-े-द्-अ-ण्-ड, i.e. sandhi of "भवेत्" + "अण्डवृद्धिः" (त्+अ -> द्) = "भवेदण्डवृद्धिः" ("there is testicular swelling/hydrocele", a real classical medical term), NOT "दण्डवृद्धिः" ("increase of punishment/rod") as first read. This correction is directly confirmed by the page's own gloss (band31): "बुध की दृष्टि यदि हो तो निःसन्देह अण्डवृद्धि होती है।" Corrected before seeding; no fabrication involved, only a same-page zoom re-verification against a word later corroborated by its own prose gloss. Verse 34.27 and 34.29 both contain a word first read as "क्षुने" (a non-standard form) via band-strip zoom. A closer zoom (p187-b26-zoom.png) compared against this same page's own "क्ष" ligature (in "वीक्षिते", band19) shows a visually similar but distinguishable glyph. Given (a) the recurrence of the identical word in two unrelated verses, (b) its position as a vocative address at the close of the Karakamsha-phala section ("इतीरितं समासेन कारकांशफलं [word] ॥ २९ ॥" -- an extremely standard "thus is briefly told, O sage" closing formula addressing the narrating sage/disciple in Parashari texts), and (c) verse27's mid-verse placement fitting a vocative interjection followed by a pause (matching the odd extra "।" printed there), this is read as "मुने" (vocative of मुनि, "O sage") rather than "क्षुने". This is a resolved reading based on strong contextual/formulaic corroboration, not a blind assertion -- flagged here for transparency since the two ligatures were difficult to disambiguate visually in this font at this resolution. Verse 34.27 also carries an unusual mid-second-half single danda ("पुत्रो, मुने ।") before the expected closing "॥ २७ ॥" -- retained exactly as printed; read as a printer's pause after the vocative address rather than a scribal error. Verse 34.28's own Hindi gloss begins on this page (band35: "शनि की दृष्टि रहने पर जातक...") but is cut off mid-sentence by the page's CC-0 digitization-credit footer (the same "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" line seen at the bottom of page186, here confirming band35 as the final content band). The gloss continues onto printed page188; per standing practice verse 34.28's translationHi is seeded with a GLOSS PENDING placeholder here, to be resolved retroactively in place once page188 is read. Verse 34.29 ("इतीरितं समासेन कारकांशफलं मुने ॥ २९ ॥") is a meta/summary verse announcing the close of the Karakamsha-phala results list, not a per-graha result statement; no dedicated prose-gloss sentence for it was found in this page's commentary (which moves directly from verse27's gloss to verse28's). Its translationHi is seeded as a plain translation rather than a fabricated gloss sentence; this will be revisited if page188 turns out to carry a gloss line for it after all. No chapter colophon appears on this page -- Chapter 34 continues onto page188 without closing. [RETROACTIVE_CORRECTION: on printed page188/१८८ (PDF p.220, bands1-3) the joint-gloss closing citation, previously misread at low zoom as "२१-२९", was confirmed via further zoom to read "२३-२९" -- meaning verses 34.23-34.29 all share this ONE joint Hindi gloss, per the standing JOINT-GLOSS-DUPLICATION pattern. This translationHi replaces an earlier individually-split gloss text seeded in error for this verse from page187 alone.]

  30. 34.30 सत्यापित

    30

    संस्कृत

    कारकांशाद् द्वितीये तु वर्गे शुक्रारयोर्जनः । परस्त्रीनिरतो, दृष्टियोगतो जीवनावधि ॥ ३० ॥

    karakamshad dvitiye tu varge shukrarayorjanah | parastrinirato, drishtiyogato jivanavadhi || 30 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If, counted from the Karakamsha, the 2nd house (varga) is occupied by Venus together with his enemy [planet], the native remains devoted to another man's wife; through this aspect/conjunction (drishtiyoga), [the attachment continues] until the end of life.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    कारकांश से चतुर्थ में शुक्र, चन्द्र का संयोग या दृष्टि हो अथवा वहाँ कोई ग्रह उच्च का होकर जन्म ले तो जातक हर्म्य (अट्टालिका, बड़ा मकान) का स्वामी होता है। कारकांश से द्वितीय में शुक्र-अरि (शुक्र के शत्रु ग्रह) का योग हो तो जातक परस्त्रीरत होता है, यह दृष्टियोग जीवनपर्यन्त बना रहता है। कारकांश से तृतीय में शनि हो तो जातक निर्धन, राहु हो तो चोर होता है। कारकांश से चतुर्थ में मन्द (शनि) और अगु (राहु) दोनों हों तो जातक ग्रहे (उच्च ग्रह में) जन्म लेकर भी हर्म्यवान् होता है। पंचम भाव में तृण (घास-फूस) के स्थान पर रवि से अथवा शशि से अनावृत (खुले) स्थल पर पत्नी के साथ योग होना शास्त्रों में निश्चित किया गया है ॥ ३०-३५ ॥

    स्रोत: Printed page १८८/188 (PDF p.220), Ch.34 Karakamsha-phala continues, then a new sub-section "कारकांश से द्वितीयादि स्थानों का फल" (results of the 2nd-etc. houses counted from the Karakamsha) begins. Band-detect threshold swept 0.5-10 on this recto page (3795x4945); THRESH=4.0 gave 34 clean bands (maxh=145) vs a 381px merge artifact at T=3. Folio/running-head band0 ("१८८" + "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्") skipped. CRITICAL CORRECTION: bands1-3 carry the tail of page187's Hindi gloss for verses 23-27, closing with a citation initially misread at low zoom as "॥ २१-२९ ॥" but confirmed after two further zoom passes (p188-b03-zoom2.png, p188-b03-zoom3.png, p188-b03-zoomfinal.png -- comparing the second digit's curved loop shape against a plain vertical "१" stroke) to actually read "॥ २३-२९ ॥". This means verses 34.23-34.29 (seven verses, not five separate glosses) share ONE joint Hindi gloss per the standing JOINT-GLOSS-DUPLICATION pattern. The individually-split translationHi texts committed for 34.23-34.27 in commit 27634fe, the GLOSS_PENDING placeholder for 34.28, and the "no gloss found" note for 34.29 are all superseded here: all seven verses now carry the SAME full concatenated gloss text (assembled verbatim from page187 bands27-35 through page188 bands1-3). One word in this continuation was itself zoom-corrected: "राजप्रेव्य"/"राजप्रेण्य" (ambiguous at standard resolution) was confirmed via p188-b02-zoom3.png to be "राजप्रेष्य" (a standard compound, "king's servant/messenger") -- the ष्य conjunct's loop shape is distinguishable from a व् or ण् at this zoom. Bands4-18 contain a lengthy discursive "विमर्शः—" section quoting Maharshi Jaimini's own sutras verbatim (in quotation marks) and comparing them to Parashara's verses above, explicitly concluding "इन सभी सूत्रों का आशय पूर्वप्रतिपादित पराशरोक्त पद्यों में स्फुट रूप से परिलक्षित होता है" (the sense of these sutras is already clearly reflected in Parashara's verses). This is (a) discursive commentary excluded from translationHi per the standing copyright-safety rule, and (b) explicitly Jaimini-sutra material quoted only for scholarly comparison, NOT Parashara/BPHS verse content -- so it is not transcribed as a BPHS verse at all. Band19 is a marginal subheading, "कारकांश से द्वितीयादि स्थानों का फल—" ("Results of the 2nd-etc. houses from the Karakamsha"), introducing a new topic: results counted from houses 2nd, 3rd, 4th... from the Karakamsha (distinct from the preceding per-graha-in-Karakamsha section). Excluded from translationHi as an editorial subheading, per standing practice. Bands20-31 carry six new verses (34.30-34.35) opening this new sub-section. No dedicated Hindi prose gloss for any of these six verses was found on this page -- the page moves directly from verse35's citation "॥ ३५ ॥" (band31) to the page's CC-0 digitization-credit footer and a marginal running catchword for the next page (band32: "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri", with a partially-legible catchword above it previewing page189's opening words). Band33 was confirmed blank (page-edge margin only, no text) on inspection. Per standing practice, translationHi for verses 34.30-34.35 is seeded with a GLOSS PENDING placeholder here (see page१८९ note in each), to be resolved retroactively in place once page189 is read. Verse 34.33's second line contains a word first suspected ambiguous between "ग्रहेजातस्तु" and "गृहेजातस्तु". A tight zoom (p188-b27-zoom.png) shows the conjunct clearly as ग्र (ग+्+र, no vocalic-ऋ hook under ह) followed by हे -- i.e. "ग्रहे" ("in the exalted planet"), not "गृहे" ("in the house"). Read as printed: "ग्रहे जातस्तु". Verse 34.34 contains "मन्दागुभ्यां" (मन्द + अगु + भ्यां, dual instrumental "by Saturn and Agu together"). A tight zoom (p188-b28-zoom2.png) confirms the printed letters unambiguously. "अगु" here is read as a synonym for Rahu, consistent with "अगौ" being corroborated as Rahu earlier in this same chapter (verse34.31 on this page, and page186/188 usage) -- so the phrase reads "with Saturn and Rahu together". Retained exactly as printed; disclosed as a same-page terminological corroboration, not a silent emendation. Verse 34.35 shifts from house-material to a related sub-topic (place/circumstance of union with one's wife), continuing the Sun/Moon thread of the two preceding lines ("तृणस्य रविणा", "शशिनाऽनावृतस्थले") into "पत्न्या सह भवेद्योग इति शास्त्रेषु निश्चितम्" ("union together with the wife occurs -- thus it is determined in the shastras"). Read and retained exactly as printed via two-pass zoom verification (p188-b30-L/R.png, p188-b31-L/R.png); the topic shift within one verse is unusual but not itself an illegible or anomalous printed reading, so no word-level disclosure beyond the above is needed. No chapter colophon appears on this page -- Chapter 34 continues onto page189. [RETROACTIVE_NOTE: this verse's joint Hindi gloss (shared by verses 34.30-34.35) was not found on page188/१८८ where the verse was first transcribed; it was located on page189/१८९, closing with citation "॥ ३०-३५ ॥", and is applied here in place of the earlier GLOSS_PENDING placeholder.]

  31. 34.31 सत्यापित

    31

    संस्कृत

    केतौ तत्र फलाभावो देवेज्ये क्षीरतः सदा । अगौ द्रव्यविनाशः स्याद्धनगे कारकांशतः ॥ ३१ ॥

    ketau tatra phalabhavo devejye kshiratah sada | agau dravyavinashah syaddhanage karakamshatah || 31 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If Ketu occupies it [the 2nd from Karakamsha], the result is absent; with Jupiter there, [the native] is ever inclined toward milk/dairy pursuits. With Rahu (Agu) in the wealth-house (2nd) counted from the Karakamsha, there is loss of wealth.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    कारकांश से चतुर्थ में शुक्र, चन्द्र का संयोग या दृष्टि हो अथवा वहाँ कोई ग्रह उच्च का होकर जन्म ले तो जातक हर्म्य (अट्टालिका, बड़ा मकान) का स्वामी होता है। कारकांश से द्वितीय में शुक्र-अरि (शुक्र के शत्रु ग्रह) का योग हो तो जातक परस्त्रीरत होता है, यह दृष्टियोग जीवनपर्यन्त बना रहता है। कारकांश से तृतीय में शनि हो तो जातक निर्धन, राहु हो तो चोर होता है। कारकांश से चतुर्थ में मन्द (शनि) और अगु (राहु) दोनों हों तो जातक ग्रहे (उच्च ग्रह में) जन्म लेकर भी हर्म्यवान् होता है। पंचम भाव में तृण (घास-फूस) के स्थान पर रवि से अथवा शशि से अनावृत (खुले) स्थल पर पत्नी के साथ योग होना शास्त्रों में निश्चित किया गया है ॥ ३०-३५ ॥

    स्रोत: Printed page १८८/188 (PDF p.220), Ch.34 Karakamsha-phala continues, then a new sub-section "कारकांश से द्वितीयादि स्थानों का फल" (results of the 2nd-etc. houses counted from the Karakamsha) begins. Band-detect threshold swept 0.5-10 on this recto page (3795x4945); THRESH=4.0 gave 34 clean bands (maxh=145) vs a 381px merge artifact at T=3. Folio/running-head band0 ("१८८" + "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्") skipped. CRITICAL CORRECTION: bands1-3 carry the tail of page187's Hindi gloss for verses 23-27, closing with a citation initially misread at low zoom as "॥ २१-२९ ॥" but confirmed after two further zoom passes (p188-b03-zoom2.png, p188-b03-zoom3.png, p188-b03-zoomfinal.png -- comparing the second digit's curved loop shape against a plain vertical "१" stroke) to actually read "॥ २३-२९ ॥". This means verses 34.23-34.29 (seven verses, not five separate glosses) share ONE joint Hindi gloss per the standing JOINT-GLOSS-DUPLICATION pattern. The individually-split translationHi texts committed for 34.23-34.27 in commit 27634fe, the GLOSS_PENDING placeholder for 34.28, and the "no gloss found" note for 34.29 are all superseded here: all seven verses now carry the SAME full concatenated gloss text (assembled verbatim from page187 bands27-35 through page188 bands1-3). One word in this continuation was itself zoom-corrected: "राजप्रेव्य"/"राजप्रेण्य" (ambiguous at standard resolution) was confirmed via p188-b02-zoom3.png to be "राजप्रेष्य" (a standard compound, "king's servant/messenger") -- the ष्य conjunct's loop shape is distinguishable from a व् or ण् at this zoom. Bands4-18 contain a lengthy discursive "विमर्शः—" section quoting Maharshi Jaimini's own sutras verbatim (in quotation marks) and comparing them to Parashara's verses above, explicitly concluding "इन सभी सूत्रों का आशय पूर्वप्रतिपादित पराशरोक्त पद्यों में स्फुट रूप से परिलक्षित होता है" (the sense of these sutras is already clearly reflected in Parashara's verses). This is (a) discursive commentary excluded from translationHi per the standing copyright-safety rule, and (b) explicitly Jaimini-sutra material quoted only for scholarly comparison, NOT Parashara/BPHS verse content -- so it is not transcribed as a BPHS verse at all. Band19 is a marginal subheading, "कारकांश से द्वितीयादि स्थानों का फल—" ("Results of the 2nd-etc. houses from the Karakamsha"), introducing a new topic: results counted from houses 2nd, 3rd, 4th... from the Karakamsha (distinct from the preceding per-graha-in-Karakamsha section). Excluded from translationHi as an editorial subheading, per standing practice. Bands20-31 carry six new verses (34.30-34.35) opening this new sub-section. No dedicated Hindi prose gloss for any of these six verses was found on this page -- the page moves directly from verse35's citation "॥ ३५ ॥" (band31) to the page's CC-0 digitization-credit footer and a marginal running catchword for the next page (band32: "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri", with a partially-legible catchword above it previewing page189's opening words). Band33 was confirmed blank (page-edge margin only, no text) on inspection. Per standing practice, translationHi for verses 34.30-34.35 is seeded with a GLOSS PENDING placeholder here (see page१८९ note in each), to be resolved retroactively in place once page189 is read. Verse 34.33's second line contains a word first suspected ambiguous between "ग्रहेजातस्तु" and "गृहेजातस्तु". A tight zoom (p188-b27-zoom.png) shows the conjunct clearly as ग्र (ग+्+र, no vocalic-ऋ hook under ह) followed by हे -- i.e. "ग्रहे" ("in the exalted planet"), not "गृहे" ("in the house"). Read as printed: "ग्रहे जातस्तु". Verse 34.34 contains "मन्दागुभ्यां" (मन्द + अगु + भ्यां, dual instrumental "by Saturn and Agu together"). A tight zoom (p188-b28-zoom2.png) confirms the printed letters unambiguously. "अगु" here is read as a synonym for Rahu, consistent with "अगौ" being corroborated as Rahu earlier in this same chapter (verse34.31 on this page, and page186/188 usage) -- so the phrase reads "with Saturn and Rahu together". Retained exactly as printed; disclosed as a same-page terminological corroboration, not a silent emendation. Verse 34.35 shifts from house-material to a related sub-topic (place/circumstance of union with one's wife), continuing the Sun/Moon thread of the two preceding lines ("तृणस्य रविणा", "शशिनाऽनावृतस्थले") into "पत्न्या सह भवेद्योग इति शास्त्रेषु निश्चितम्" ("union together with the wife occurs -- thus it is determined in the shastras"). Read and retained exactly as printed via two-pass zoom verification (p188-b30-L/R.png, p188-b31-L/R.png); the topic shift within one verse is unusual but not itself an illegible or anomalous printed reading, so no word-level disclosure beyond the above is needed. No chapter colophon appears on this page -- Chapter 34 continues onto page189. [RETROACTIVE_NOTE: this verse's joint Hindi gloss (shared by verses 34.30-34.35) was not found on page188/१८८ where the verse was first transcribed; it was located on page189/१८९, closing with citation "॥ ३०-३५ ॥", and is applied here in place of the earlier GLOSS_PENDING placeholder.]

  32. 34.32 सत्यापित

    32

    संस्कृत

    कारकांशाद् विक्रमस्थे क्रूरे जातः सुवीर्यवान् । शुभे तत्र गते खेटे जातो भीरुर्न संशयः ॥ ३२ ॥

    karakamshad vikramasthe krure jatah suviryavan | shubhe tatra gate khete jato bhirurna samshayah || 32 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    From the Karakamsha, if a malefic planet occupies the 3rd house (vikrama-sthana), the native is born very valorous. If a benefic planet occupies it instead, the native is born timid -- without doubt.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    कारकांश से चतुर्थ में शुक्र, चन्द्र का संयोग या दृष्टि हो अथवा वहाँ कोई ग्रह उच्च का होकर जन्म ले तो जातक हर्म्य (अट्टालिका, बड़ा मकान) का स्वामी होता है। कारकांश से द्वितीय में शुक्र-अरि (शुक्र के शत्रु ग्रह) का योग हो तो जातक परस्त्रीरत होता है, यह दृष्टियोग जीवनपर्यन्त बना रहता है। कारकांश से तृतीय में शनि हो तो जातक निर्धन, राहु हो तो चोर होता है। कारकांश से चतुर्थ में मन्द (शनि) और अगु (राहु) दोनों हों तो जातक ग्रहे (उच्च ग्रह में) जन्म लेकर भी हर्म्यवान् होता है। पंचम भाव में तृण (घास-फूस) के स्थान पर रवि से अथवा शशि से अनावृत (खुले) स्थल पर पत्नी के साथ योग होना शास्त्रों में निश्चित किया गया है ॥ ३०-३५ ॥

    स्रोत: Printed page १८८/188 (PDF p.220), Ch.34 Karakamsha-phala continues, then a new sub-section "कारकांश से द्वितीयादि स्थानों का फल" (results of the 2nd-etc. houses counted from the Karakamsha) begins. Band-detect threshold swept 0.5-10 on this recto page (3795x4945); THRESH=4.0 gave 34 clean bands (maxh=145) vs a 381px merge artifact at T=3. Folio/running-head band0 ("१८८" + "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्") skipped. CRITICAL CORRECTION: bands1-3 carry the tail of page187's Hindi gloss for verses 23-27, closing with a citation initially misread at low zoom as "॥ २१-२९ ॥" but confirmed after two further zoom passes (p188-b03-zoom2.png, p188-b03-zoom3.png, p188-b03-zoomfinal.png -- comparing the second digit's curved loop shape against a plain vertical "१" stroke) to actually read "॥ २३-२९ ॥". This means verses 34.23-34.29 (seven verses, not five separate glosses) share ONE joint Hindi gloss per the standing JOINT-GLOSS-DUPLICATION pattern. The individually-split translationHi texts committed for 34.23-34.27 in commit 27634fe, the GLOSS_PENDING placeholder for 34.28, and the "no gloss found" note for 34.29 are all superseded here: all seven verses now carry the SAME full concatenated gloss text (assembled verbatim from page187 bands27-35 through page188 bands1-3). One word in this continuation was itself zoom-corrected: "राजप्रेव्य"/"राजप्रेण्य" (ambiguous at standard resolution) was confirmed via p188-b02-zoom3.png to be "राजप्रेष्य" (a standard compound, "king's servant/messenger") -- the ष्य conjunct's loop shape is distinguishable from a व् or ण् at this zoom. Bands4-18 contain a lengthy discursive "विमर्शः—" section quoting Maharshi Jaimini's own sutras verbatim (in quotation marks) and comparing them to Parashara's verses above, explicitly concluding "इन सभी सूत्रों का आशय पूर्वप्रतिपादित पराशरोक्त पद्यों में स्फुट रूप से परिलक्षित होता है" (the sense of these sutras is already clearly reflected in Parashara's verses). This is (a) discursive commentary excluded from translationHi per the standing copyright-safety rule, and (b) explicitly Jaimini-sutra material quoted only for scholarly comparison, NOT Parashara/BPHS verse content -- so it is not transcribed as a BPHS verse at all. Band19 is a marginal subheading, "कारकांश से द्वितीयादि स्थानों का फल—" ("Results of the 2nd-etc. houses from the Karakamsha"), introducing a new topic: results counted from houses 2nd, 3rd, 4th... from the Karakamsha (distinct from the preceding per-graha-in-Karakamsha section). Excluded from translationHi as an editorial subheading, per standing practice. Bands20-31 carry six new verses (34.30-34.35) opening this new sub-section. No dedicated Hindi prose gloss for any of these six verses was found on this page -- the page moves directly from verse35's citation "॥ ३५ ॥" (band31) to the page's CC-0 digitization-credit footer and a marginal running catchword for the next page (band32: "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri", with a partially-legible catchword above it previewing page189's opening words). Band33 was confirmed blank (page-edge margin only, no text) on inspection. Per standing practice, translationHi for verses 34.30-34.35 is seeded with a GLOSS PENDING placeholder here (see page१८९ note in each), to be resolved retroactively in place once page189 is read. Verse 34.33's second line contains a word first suspected ambiguous between "ग्रहेजातस्तु" and "गृहेजातस्तु". A tight zoom (p188-b27-zoom.png) shows the conjunct clearly as ग्र (ग+्+र, no vocalic-ऋ hook under ह) followed by हे -- i.e. "ग्रहे" ("in the exalted planet"), not "गृहे" ("in the house"). Read as printed: "ग्रहे जातस्तु". Verse 34.34 contains "मन्दागुभ्यां" (मन्द + अगु + भ्यां, dual instrumental "by Saturn and Agu together"). A tight zoom (p188-b28-zoom2.png) confirms the printed letters unambiguously. "अगु" here is read as a synonym for Rahu, consistent with "अगौ" being corroborated as Rahu earlier in this same chapter (verse34.31 on this page, and page186/188 usage) -- so the phrase reads "with Saturn and Rahu together". Retained exactly as printed; disclosed as a same-page terminological corroboration, not a silent emendation. Verse 34.35 shifts from house-material to a related sub-topic (place/circumstance of union with one's wife), continuing the Sun/Moon thread of the two preceding lines ("तृणस्य रविणा", "शशिनाऽनावृतस्थले") into "पत्न्या सह भवेद्योग इति शास्त्रेषु निश्चितम्" ("union together with the wife occurs -- thus it is determined in the shastras"). Read and retained exactly as printed via two-pass zoom verification (p188-b30-L/R.png, p188-b31-L/R.png); the topic shift within one verse is unusual but not itself an illegible or anomalous printed reading, so no word-level disclosure beyond the above is needed. No chapter colophon appears on this page -- Chapter 34 continues onto page189. [RETROACTIVE_NOTE: this verse's joint Hindi gloss (shared by verses 34.30-34.35) was not found on page188/१८८ where the verse was first transcribed; it was located on page189/१८९, closing with citation "॥ ३०-३५ ॥", and is applied here in place of the earlier GLOSS_PENDING placeholder.]

  33. 34.33 सत्यापित

    33

    संस्कृत

    ततस्तुर्ये तु शीतांशुसितसंयुतवीक्षिते । अपि वा तुङ्गे तत्र ग्रहे जातस्तु हर्म्यवान् ॥ ३३ ॥

    tatasturye tu shitamshusitasamyutavikshite | api va tunge tatra grahe jatastu harmyavan || 33 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    From that [Karakamsha], if the 4th house is conjoined with and aspected by the Moon and Venus (sita) together, [the native has a mansion]; or alternatively, if a planet there is exalted at birth, the native possesses a mansion (harmya).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    कारकांश से चतुर्थ में शुक्र, चन्द्र का संयोग या दृष्टि हो अथवा वहाँ कोई ग्रह उच्च का होकर जन्म ले तो जातक हर्म्य (अट्टालिका, बड़ा मकान) का स्वामी होता है। कारकांश से द्वितीय में शुक्र-अरि (शुक्र के शत्रु ग्रह) का योग हो तो जातक परस्त्रीरत होता है, यह दृष्टियोग जीवनपर्यन्त बना रहता है। कारकांश से तृतीय में शनि हो तो जातक निर्धन, राहु हो तो चोर होता है। कारकांश से चतुर्थ में मन्द (शनि) और अगु (राहु) दोनों हों तो जातक ग्रहे (उच्च ग्रह में) जन्म लेकर भी हर्म्यवान् होता है। पंचम भाव में तृण (घास-फूस) के स्थान पर रवि से अथवा शशि से अनावृत (खुले) स्थल पर पत्नी के साथ योग होना शास्त्रों में निश्चित किया गया है ॥ ३०-३५ ॥

    स्रोत: Printed page १८८/188 (PDF p.220), Ch.34 Karakamsha-phala continues, then a new sub-section "कारकांश से द्वितीयादि स्थानों का फल" (results of the 2nd-etc. houses counted from the Karakamsha) begins. Band-detect threshold swept 0.5-10 on this recto page (3795x4945); THRESH=4.0 gave 34 clean bands (maxh=145) vs a 381px merge artifact at T=3. Folio/running-head band0 ("१८८" + "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्") skipped. CRITICAL CORRECTION: bands1-3 carry the tail of page187's Hindi gloss for verses 23-27, closing with a citation initially misread at low zoom as "॥ २१-२९ ॥" but confirmed after two further zoom passes (p188-b03-zoom2.png, p188-b03-zoom3.png, p188-b03-zoomfinal.png -- comparing the second digit's curved loop shape against a plain vertical "१" stroke) to actually read "॥ २३-२९ ॥". This means verses 34.23-34.29 (seven verses, not five separate glosses) share ONE joint Hindi gloss per the standing JOINT-GLOSS-DUPLICATION pattern. The individually-split translationHi texts committed for 34.23-34.27 in commit 27634fe, the GLOSS_PENDING placeholder for 34.28, and the "no gloss found" note for 34.29 are all superseded here: all seven verses now carry the SAME full concatenated gloss text (assembled verbatim from page187 bands27-35 through page188 bands1-3). One word in this continuation was itself zoom-corrected: "राजप्रेव्य"/"राजप्रेण्य" (ambiguous at standard resolution) was confirmed via p188-b02-zoom3.png to be "राजप्रेष्य" (a standard compound, "king's servant/messenger") -- the ष्य conjunct's loop shape is distinguishable from a व् or ण् at this zoom. Bands4-18 contain a lengthy discursive "विमर्शः—" section quoting Maharshi Jaimini's own sutras verbatim (in quotation marks) and comparing them to Parashara's verses above, explicitly concluding "इन सभी सूत्रों का आशय पूर्वप्रतिपादित पराशरोक्त पद्यों में स्फुट रूप से परिलक्षित होता है" (the sense of these sutras is already clearly reflected in Parashara's verses). This is (a) discursive commentary excluded from translationHi per the standing copyright-safety rule, and (b) explicitly Jaimini-sutra material quoted only for scholarly comparison, NOT Parashara/BPHS verse content -- so it is not transcribed as a BPHS verse at all. Band19 is a marginal subheading, "कारकांश से द्वितीयादि स्थानों का फल—" ("Results of the 2nd-etc. houses from the Karakamsha"), introducing a new topic: results counted from houses 2nd, 3rd, 4th... from the Karakamsha (distinct from the preceding per-graha-in-Karakamsha section). Excluded from translationHi as an editorial subheading, per standing practice. Bands20-31 carry six new verses (34.30-34.35) opening this new sub-section. No dedicated Hindi prose gloss for any of these six verses was found on this page -- the page moves directly from verse35's citation "॥ ३५ ॥" (band31) to the page's CC-0 digitization-credit footer and a marginal running catchword for the next page (band32: "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri", with a partially-legible catchword above it previewing page189's opening words). Band33 was confirmed blank (page-edge margin only, no text) on inspection. Per standing practice, translationHi for verses 34.30-34.35 is seeded with a GLOSS PENDING placeholder here (see page१८९ note in each), to be resolved retroactively in place once page189 is read. Verse 34.33's second line contains a word first suspected ambiguous between "ग्रहेजातस्तु" and "गृहेजातस्तु". A tight zoom (p188-b27-zoom.png) shows the conjunct clearly as ग्र (ग+्+र, no vocalic-ऋ hook under ह) followed by हे -- i.e. "ग्रहे" ("in the exalted planet"), not "गृहे" ("in the house"). Read as printed: "ग्रहे जातस्तु". Verse 34.34 contains "मन्दागुभ्यां" (मन्द + अगु + भ्यां, dual instrumental "by Saturn and Agu together"). A tight zoom (p188-b28-zoom2.png) confirms the printed letters unambiguously. "अगु" here is read as a synonym for Rahu, consistent with "अगौ" being corroborated as Rahu earlier in this same chapter (verse34.31 on this page, and page186/188 usage) -- so the phrase reads "with Saturn and Rahu together". Retained exactly as printed; disclosed as a same-page terminological corroboration, not a silent emendation. Verse 34.35 shifts from house-material to a related sub-topic (place/circumstance of union with one's wife), continuing the Sun/Moon thread of the two preceding lines ("तृणस्य रविणा", "शशिनाऽनावृतस्थले") into "पत्न्या सह भवेद्योग इति शास्त्रेषु निश्चितम्" ("union together with the wife occurs -- thus it is determined in the shastras"). Read and retained exactly as printed via two-pass zoom verification (p188-b30-L/R.png, p188-b31-L/R.png); the topic shift within one verse is unusual but not itself an illegible or anomalous printed reading, so no word-level disclosure beyond the above is needed. No chapter colophon appears on this page -- Chapter 34 continues onto page189. [RETROACTIVE_CORRECTION: this verse's second line was originally transcribed as "शीतांशुक्षितसंयुतवीक्षिते" (Moon+"क्षित"/Mars). Page189/१८९'s Hindi gloss for this verse group explicitly names "शुक्र, चन्द्र" (Venus, Moon), which prompted a fresh zoom of the original page188 band26 crop -- this confirms the printed word is actually "सित" (Venus), not "क्षित": corrected reading "शीतांशुसितसंयुतवीक्षिते" (Moon+Venus together). Corrected on page189/१८९'s pass; see PAGE189_SOURCE for full detail.] [RETROACTIVE_NOTE: this verse's joint Hindi gloss (shared by verses 34.30-34.35) was not found on page188/१८८ where the verse was first transcribed; it was located on page189/१८९, closing with citation "॥ ३०-३५ ॥", and is applied here in place of the earlier GLOSS_PENDING placeholder.]

  34. 34.34 सत्यापित

    34

    संस्कृत

    जीवे दारुमयं तत्र मन्दागुभ्यां शिलामयम् । भौमध्वजाभ्यां युक्ते तु गृहं स्यादिष्टिकामयम् ॥ ३४ ॥

    jive darumayam tatra mandagubhyam shilamayam | bhaumadhvajabhyam yukte tu griham syadishtikamayam || 34 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If it is Jupiter there [in the 4th from Karakamsha], the house is made of wood; with Saturn and Rahu (Agu) together, it is made of stone. If conjoined with Mars and Ketu (Dhvaja) together, the house is made of brick.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    कारकांश से चतुर्थ में शुक्र, चन्द्र का संयोग या दृष्टि हो अथवा वहाँ कोई ग्रह उच्च का होकर जन्म ले तो जातक हर्म्य (अट्टालिका, बड़ा मकान) का स्वामी होता है। कारकांश से द्वितीय में शुक्र-अरि (शुक्र के शत्रु ग्रह) का योग हो तो जातक परस्त्रीरत होता है, यह दृष्टियोग जीवनपर्यन्त बना रहता है। कारकांश से तृतीय में शनि हो तो जातक निर्धन, राहु हो तो चोर होता है। कारकांश से चतुर्थ में मन्द (शनि) और अगु (राहु) दोनों हों तो जातक ग्रहे (उच्च ग्रह में) जन्म लेकर भी हर्म्यवान् होता है। पंचम भाव में तृण (घास-फूस) के स्थान पर रवि से अथवा शशि से अनावृत (खुले) स्थल पर पत्नी के साथ योग होना शास्त्रों में निश्चित किया गया है ॥ ३०-३५ ॥

    स्रोत: Printed page १८८/188 (PDF p.220), Ch.34 Karakamsha-phala continues, then a new sub-section "कारकांश से द्वितीयादि स्थानों का फल" (results of the 2nd-etc. houses counted from the Karakamsha) begins. Band-detect threshold swept 0.5-10 on this recto page (3795x4945); THRESH=4.0 gave 34 clean bands (maxh=145) vs a 381px merge artifact at T=3. Folio/running-head band0 ("१८८" + "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्") skipped. CRITICAL CORRECTION: bands1-3 carry the tail of page187's Hindi gloss for verses 23-27, closing with a citation initially misread at low zoom as "॥ २१-२९ ॥" but confirmed after two further zoom passes (p188-b03-zoom2.png, p188-b03-zoom3.png, p188-b03-zoomfinal.png -- comparing the second digit's curved loop shape against a plain vertical "१" stroke) to actually read "॥ २३-२९ ॥". This means verses 34.23-34.29 (seven verses, not five separate glosses) share ONE joint Hindi gloss per the standing JOINT-GLOSS-DUPLICATION pattern. The individually-split translationHi texts committed for 34.23-34.27 in commit 27634fe, the GLOSS_PENDING placeholder for 34.28, and the "no gloss found" note for 34.29 are all superseded here: all seven verses now carry the SAME full concatenated gloss text (assembled verbatim from page187 bands27-35 through page188 bands1-3). One word in this continuation was itself zoom-corrected: "राजप्रेव्य"/"राजप्रेण्य" (ambiguous at standard resolution) was confirmed via p188-b02-zoom3.png to be "राजप्रेष्य" (a standard compound, "king's servant/messenger") -- the ष्य conjunct's loop shape is distinguishable from a व् or ण् at this zoom. Bands4-18 contain a lengthy discursive "विमर्शः—" section quoting Maharshi Jaimini's own sutras verbatim (in quotation marks) and comparing them to Parashara's verses above, explicitly concluding "इन सभी सूत्रों का आशय पूर्वप्रतिपादित पराशरोक्त पद्यों में स्फुट रूप से परिलक्षित होता है" (the sense of these sutras is already clearly reflected in Parashara's verses). This is (a) discursive commentary excluded from translationHi per the standing copyright-safety rule, and (b) explicitly Jaimini-sutra material quoted only for scholarly comparison, NOT Parashara/BPHS verse content -- so it is not transcribed as a BPHS verse at all. Band19 is a marginal subheading, "कारकांश से द्वितीयादि स्थानों का फल—" ("Results of the 2nd-etc. houses from the Karakamsha"), introducing a new topic: results counted from houses 2nd, 3rd, 4th... from the Karakamsha (distinct from the preceding per-graha-in-Karakamsha section). Excluded from translationHi as an editorial subheading, per standing practice. Bands20-31 carry six new verses (34.30-34.35) opening this new sub-section. No dedicated Hindi prose gloss for any of these six verses was found on this page -- the page moves directly from verse35's citation "॥ ३५ ॥" (band31) to the page's CC-0 digitization-credit footer and a marginal running catchword for the next page (band32: "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri", with a partially-legible catchword above it previewing page189's opening words). Band33 was confirmed blank (page-edge margin only, no text) on inspection. Per standing practice, translationHi for verses 34.30-34.35 is seeded with a GLOSS PENDING placeholder here (see page१८९ note in each), to be resolved retroactively in place once page189 is read. Verse 34.33's second line contains a word first suspected ambiguous between "ग्रहेजातस्तु" and "गृहेजातस्तु". A tight zoom (p188-b27-zoom.png) shows the conjunct clearly as ग्र (ग+्+र, no vocalic-ऋ hook under ह) followed by हे -- i.e. "ग्रहे" ("in the exalted planet"), not "गृहे" ("in the house"). Read as printed: "ग्रहे जातस्तु". Verse 34.34 contains "मन्दागुभ्यां" (मन्द + अगु + भ्यां, dual instrumental "by Saturn and Agu together"). A tight zoom (p188-b28-zoom2.png) confirms the printed letters unambiguously. "अगु" here is read as a synonym for Rahu, consistent with "अगौ" being corroborated as Rahu earlier in this same chapter (verse34.31 on this page, and page186/188 usage) -- so the phrase reads "with Saturn and Rahu together". Retained exactly as printed; disclosed as a same-page terminological corroboration, not a silent emendation. Verse 34.35 shifts from house-material to a related sub-topic (place/circumstance of union with one's wife), continuing the Sun/Moon thread of the two preceding lines ("तृणस्य रविणा", "शशिनाऽनावृतस्थले") into "पत्न्या सह भवेद्योग इति शास्त्रेषु निश्चितम्" ("union together with the wife occurs -- thus it is determined in the shastras"). Read and retained exactly as printed via two-pass zoom verification (p188-b30-L/R.png, p188-b31-L/R.png); the topic shift within one verse is unusual but not itself an illegible or anomalous printed reading, so no word-level disclosure beyond the above is needed. No chapter colophon appears on this page -- Chapter 34 continues onto page189. [RETROACTIVE_NOTE: this verse's joint Hindi gloss (shared by verses 34.30-34.35) was not found on page188/१८८ where the verse was first transcribed; it was located on page189/१८९, closing with citation "॥ ३०-३५ ॥", and is applied here in place of the earlier GLOSS_PENDING placeholder.]

  35. 34.35 सत्यापित

    35

    संस्कृत

    तृणस्य रविणा वेद्यं शशिनाऽनावृतस्थले । पत्न्या सह भवेद्योग इति शास्त्रेषु निश्चितम् ॥ ३५ ॥

    trinasya ravina vedyam shashina'navritasthale | patnya saha bhavedyoga iti shastreshu nishcitam || 35 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    With the Sun, [the place] is to be known as of grass/thatch; with the Moon, in an unenclosed, open place. Union together with one's wife occurs [there] -- thus it is determined in the shastras.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    कारकांश से चतुर्थ में शुक्र, चन्द्र का संयोग या दृष्टि हो अथवा वहाँ कोई ग्रह उच्च का होकर जन्म ले तो जातक हर्म्य (अट्टालिका, बड़ा मकान) का स्वामी होता है। कारकांश से द्वितीय में शुक्र-अरि (शुक्र के शत्रु ग्रह) का योग हो तो जातक परस्त्रीरत होता है, यह दृष्टियोग जीवनपर्यन्त बना रहता है। कारकांश से तृतीय में शनि हो तो जातक निर्धन, राहु हो तो चोर होता है। कारकांश से चतुर्थ में मन्द (शनि) और अगु (राहु) दोनों हों तो जातक ग्रहे (उच्च ग्रह में) जन्म लेकर भी हर्म्यवान् होता है। पंचम भाव में तृण (घास-फूस) के स्थान पर रवि से अथवा शशि से अनावृत (खुले) स्थल पर पत्नी के साथ योग होना शास्त्रों में निश्चित किया गया है ॥ ३०-३५ ॥

    स्रोत: Printed page १८८/188 (PDF p.220), Ch.34 Karakamsha-phala continues, then a new sub-section "कारकांश से द्वितीयादि स्थानों का फल" (results of the 2nd-etc. houses counted from the Karakamsha) begins. Band-detect threshold swept 0.5-10 on this recto page (3795x4945); THRESH=4.0 gave 34 clean bands (maxh=145) vs a 381px merge artifact at T=3. Folio/running-head band0 ("१८८" + "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्") skipped. CRITICAL CORRECTION: bands1-3 carry the tail of page187's Hindi gloss for verses 23-27, closing with a citation initially misread at low zoom as "॥ २१-२९ ॥" but confirmed after two further zoom passes (p188-b03-zoom2.png, p188-b03-zoom3.png, p188-b03-zoomfinal.png -- comparing the second digit's curved loop shape against a plain vertical "१" stroke) to actually read "॥ २३-२९ ॥". This means verses 34.23-34.29 (seven verses, not five separate glosses) share ONE joint Hindi gloss per the standing JOINT-GLOSS-DUPLICATION pattern. The individually-split translationHi texts committed for 34.23-34.27 in commit 27634fe, the GLOSS_PENDING placeholder for 34.28, and the "no gloss found" note for 34.29 are all superseded here: all seven verses now carry the SAME full concatenated gloss text (assembled verbatim from page187 bands27-35 through page188 bands1-3). One word in this continuation was itself zoom-corrected: "राजप्रेव्य"/"राजप्रेण्य" (ambiguous at standard resolution) was confirmed via p188-b02-zoom3.png to be "राजप्रेष्य" (a standard compound, "king's servant/messenger") -- the ष्य conjunct's loop shape is distinguishable from a व् or ण् at this zoom. Bands4-18 contain a lengthy discursive "विमर्शः—" section quoting Maharshi Jaimini's own sutras verbatim (in quotation marks) and comparing them to Parashara's verses above, explicitly concluding "इन सभी सूत्रों का आशय पूर्वप्रतिपादित पराशरोक्त पद्यों में स्फुट रूप से परिलक्षित होता है" (the sense of these sutras is already clearly reflected in Parashara's verses). This is (a) discursive commentary excluded from translationHi per the standing copyright-safety rule, and (b) explicitly Jaimini-sutra material quoted only for scholarly comparison, NOT Parashara/BPHS verse content -- so it is not transcribed as a BPHS verse at all. Band19 is a marginal subheading, "कारकांश से द्वितीयादि स्थानों का फल—" ("Results of the 2nd-etc. houses from the Karakamsha"), introducing a new topic: results counted from houses 2nd, 3rd, 4th... from the Karakamsha (distinct from the preceding per-graha-in-Karakamsha section). Excluded from translationHi as an editorial subheading, per standing practice. Bands20-31 carry six new verses (34.30-34.35) opening this new sub-section. No dedicated Hindi prose gloss for any of these six verses was found on this page -- the page moves directly from verse35's citation "॥ ३५ ॥" (band31) to the page's CC-0 digitization-credit footer and a marginal running catchword for the next page (band32: "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri", with a partially-legible catchword above it previewing page189's opening words). Band33 was confirmed blank (page-edge margin only, no text) on inspection. Per standing practice, translationHi for verses 34.30-34.35 is seeded with a GLOSS PENDING placeholder here (see page१८९ note in each), to be resolved retroactively in place once page189 is read. Verse 34.33's second line contains a word first suspected ambiguous between "ग्रहेजातस्तु" and "गृहेजातस्तु". A tight zoom (p188-b27-zoom.png) shows the conjunct clearly as ग्र (ग+्+र, no vocalic-ऋ hook under ह) followed by हे -- i.e. "ग्रहे" ("in the exalted planet"), not "गृहे" ("in the house"). Read as printed: "ग्रहे जातस्तु". Verse 34.34 contains "मन्दागुभ्यां" (मन्द + अगु + भ्यां, dual instrumental "by Saturn and Agu together"). A tight zoom (p188-b28-zoom2.png) confirms the printed letters unambiguously. "अगु" here is read as a synonym for Rahu, consistent with "अगौ" being corroborated as Rahu earlier in this same chapter (verse34.31 on this page, and page186/188 usage) -- so the phrase reads "with Saturn and Rahu together". Retained exactly as printed; disclosed as a same-page terminological corroboration, not a silent emendation. Verse 34.35 shifts from house-material to a related sub-topic (place/circumstance of union with one's wife), continuing the Sun/Moon thread of the two preceding lines ("तृणस्य रविणा", "शशिनाऽनावृतस्थले") into "पत्न्या सह भवेद्योग इति शास्त्रेषु निश्चितम्" ("union together with the wife occurs -- thus it is determined in the shastras"). Read and retained exactly as printed via two-pass zoom verification (p188-b30-L/R.png, p188-b31-L/R.png); the topic shift within one verse is unusual but not itself an illegible or anomalous printed reading, so no word-level disclosure beyond the above is needed. No chapter colophon appears on this page -- Chapter 34 continues onto page189. [RETROACTIVE_NOTE: this verse's joint Hindi gloss (shared by verses 34.30-34.35) was not found on page188/१८८ where the verse was first transcribed; it was located on page189/१८९, closing with citation "॥ ३०-३५ ॥", and is applied here in place of the earlier GLOSS_PENDING placeholder.]

  36. 34.36 सत्यापित

    36

    संस्कृत

    सुते स्वभानुभौमाभ्यां जातकस्तु क्षयामयी । तत्रैव चन्द्रदृष्टया तु भवेत् फलमसंशयम् ॥ ३६ ॥

    sute svabhanubhaumabhyam jatakastu kshayamayi | tatraiva candradrishtaya tu bhavet phalamasamshayam || 36 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If in the 5th house [from the Karakamsha] there is [a combination] of Rahu (svabhanu) and Mars (bhauma) together, the native has a wasting disease (kshaya). If that same [combination] is aspected by the Moon, the result is beyond doubt.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    कारकांश से पञ्चम में राहु-मंगल हो तो जातक राजयक्ष्मा से पीड़ित होता है। उस पर चन्द्रमा की यदि दृष्टि हो तो निःसन्दिग्ध रूप से वह रोग होवे। कारकांश से पञ्चम पर मंगल की दृष्टि हो तो पिटक—(पिड़की) आदि रोग, केतु की दृष्टि हो तो जलोदर अथवा ग्रहणी रोग, राहु सहित गुलिक वहां (कारकांश से पञ्चम में) हो तो विषभय कहना चाहिए। वहां बुध यदि हों तो जातक विदेह अथवा दण्डी संन्यासी, सूर्य हों तो खड्गधारी, मंगल हों तो कुन्त (बर्छी) धारण करनेवाला होता है। शनि वहां हों तो जातक धनुर्धारण करनेवाला, राहु हो तो लोहे का यन्त्र बनानेवाला, केतु हो तो घड़ी बनाने वाला, शुक्र हो तो काव्यतत्त्वज्ञ, काव्यनिर्माता तथा वाग्मी होता है ॥ ३६-४० ॥

    स्रोत: Printed page १८९/189 (PDF p.221), Ch.34 Karakamsha-phala continues: the joint Hindi gloss for verses 30-35 (seeded as GLOSS_PENDING on page188) is found and closed here, a new sub-section "कारकांश से पञ्चम स्थान का फल—" (results of the 5th house from Karakamsha) opens with five new verses (36-40) plus their own joint Hindi gloss, and a further standalone verse (41) marked "विशेष—" (special/exceptional note) closes the page. Band-detect threshold swept 0.5-10 on this recto page (3137x4945); THRESH=3.0 gave 39 clean bands (maxh=152), avoiding merge artifacts seen at lower T and lost bands at higher T. Undersized bands 16, 18, 20 and 23 (27-36px each) were individually re-zoomed per standing practice for anomalously undersized bands; each shows only a partial shirorekha/matra-top fragment bleeding from the following line's own detection split, not lost text -- confirmed artifacts, not content. Bands1-10 carry the Hindi gloss for verses 34.30-34.35, closing with citation "॥ ३०-३५ ॥" (band10). This retroactively resolves the GLOSS_PENDING placeholders seeded for all six verses in commit 4c8c69f (page188). The gloss text is assembled verbatim from bands1-10 and duplicated identically into each of the six verses' translationHi per the standing JOINT-GLOSS-DUPLICATION pattern. CRITICAL CORRECTION to 34.33 (previously committed on page188): this gloss explicitly names the combination as "शुक्र, चन्द्र" (Venus, Moon) for the 4th house from Karakamsha, not Moon+Mars. This prompted a fresh zoom of the ORIGINAL page188 band26 crop (p188-b26-zoom.png, p188-b26-zoom2.png), which shows the word clearly reads "शीतांशुसितसंयुतवीक्षिते" -- शीतांशु(Moon) + सित(Venus, a term already used elsewhere in this file: "सितेक्षिते", "सितत्रयेंक्षिते") + संयुत + वीक्षिते -- NOT "शीतांशुक्षितसंयुतवीक्षिते" (Moon+"क्षित"/Mars) as originally transcribed. Verse 34.33's sanskrit, iast and translation are corrected here accordingly; this is a confirmed, evidence-backed correction of a misreading, not a silent emendation -- disclosed per standing practice. Band11 is a marginal subheading, "कारकांश से पञ्चम स्थान का फल—" ("Results of the 5th house from the Karakamsha"), introducing a new topic. Excluded from translationHi as an editorial subheading, per standing practice. Bands12-25 carry five new verses (34.36-34.40). Two words were zoom-verified: band21's opening word (p189-b21-zoom.png, p189-b21-zoom2.png) confirmed "सूर्ये" (not an initial ambiguous read), and band22's opening word (p189-b22-zoom.png, p189-b22-zoom2.png) confirmed "सूर्यपुत्रे" ("son of the Sun" = a classical name for Saturn), not an initial ambiguous "स्वयेपुत्रे"/"स्वयं" reading. Verse 34.38's "सागुमान्दौ" (स-अगु-मान्दौ, dual "with Rahu and Mandi/Gulika together") and "भीतिगेरल-सम्भवा" were zoom-verified (p189-b17-zoomA.png, p189-b17-zoomB.png); "गेरल" is retained exactly as printed though it is a non-standard spelling of the expected "गरल" (poison) -- corroborated as poison-related by the gloss's own "विषभय" (poison-fear) wording for this same combination. Bands26-35 carry the joint Hindi gloss for verses 34.36-34.40, closing with citation "॥ ३६-४० ॥" (band35). One word was zoom-corrected mid-transcription: band34's "शुक्र हो तो..." phrase was first read as "काव्यतरवज्ञ" but a tight zoom (p189-b34-zoom.png) confirms "काव्यतत्त्वज्ञ" ("knower of the essence of poetry"), matching the identical term already used in verse34.39's own gloss content. Band28's "पिटक" (a skin-eruption/boil disease, glossed parenthetically as "पिड़की") is retained as printed. Band36 is a further marginal subheading, "विशेष—" ("Special/exceptional note"), introducing one more standalone verse. Excluded from translationHi as an editorial subheading, per standing practice. Bands37-38 carry verse 34.41: a note that if Jupiter and the Moon are placed in the Karakamsha or its 5th house, the native becomes a scholar-author even as a child. No dedicated Hindi prose gloss for this verse was found on this page -- band38's strip runs directly into the page's CC-0 digitization-credit footer ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"), confirming the page's true bottom margin. Per standing practice, translationHi for verse 34.41 is seeded with a GLOSS PENDING placeholder here, to be resolved retroactively in place once page190 is read. No chapter colophon appears on this page -- Chapter 34 continues onto page190.

  37. 34.37 सत्यापित

    37

    संस्कृत

    भौमदृष्ट्या तु जातः स्यात् पिटकादिरुजान्वितः । जलोदरो वा ग्रहणीरोगः स्यात् केतुदृष्टितः ॥ ३७ ॥

    bhaumadrishtya tu jatah syat pitakadirujanvitah | jalodaro va grahanirogah syat ketudrishtitah || 37 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If aspected by Mars, the native is born afflicted with boils (pitaka) and similar diseases. Or, if aspected by Ketu, there is dropsy (jalodara) or a grahani (dysenteric/digestive) disease.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    कारकांश से पञ्चम में राहु-मंगल हो तो जातक राजयक्ष्मा से पीड़ित होता है। उस पर चन्द्रमा की यदि दृष्टि हो तो निःसन्दिग्ध रूप से वह रोग होवे। कारकांश से पञ्चम पर मंगल की दृष्टि हो तो पिटक—(पिड़की) आदि रोग, केतु की दृष्टि हो तो जलोदर अथवा ग्रहणी रोग, राहु सहित गुलिक वहां (कारकांश से पञ्चम में) हो तो विषभय कहना चाहिए। वहां बुध यदि हों तो जातक विदेह अथवा दण्डी संन्यासी, सूर्य हों तो खड्गधारी, मंगल हों तो कुन्त (बर्छी) धारण करनेवाला होता है। शनि वहां हों तो जातक धनुर्धारण करनेवाला, राहु हो तो लोहे का यन्त्र बनानेवाला, केतु हो तो घड़ी बनाने वाला, शुक्र हो तो काव्यतत्त्वज्ञ, काव्यनिर्माता तथा वाग्मी होता है ॥ ३६-४० ॥

    स्रोत: Printed page १८९/189 (PDF p.221), Ch.34 Karakamsha-phala continues: the joint Hindi gloss for verses 30-35 (seeded as GLOSS_PENDING on page188) is found and closed here, a new sub-section "कारकांश से पञ्चम स्थान का फल—" (results of the 5th house from Karakamsha) opens with five new verses (36-40) plus their own joint Hindi gloss, and a further standalone verse (41) marked "विशेष—" (special/exceptional note) closes the page. Band-detect threshold swept 0.5-10 on this recto page (3137x4945); THRESH=3.0 gave 39 clean bands (maxh=152), avoiding merge artifacts seen at lower T and lost bands at higher T. Undersized bands 16, 18, 20 and 23 (27-36px each) were individually re-zoomed per standing practice for anomalously undersized bands; each shows only a partial shirorekha/matra-top fragment bleeding from the following line's own detection split, not lost text -- confirmed artifacts, not content. Bands1-10 carry the Hindi gloss for verses 34.30-34.35, closing with citation "॥ ३०-३५ ॥" (band10). This retroactively resolves the GLOSS_PENDING placeholders seeded for all six verses in commit 4c8c69f (page188). The gloss text is assembled verbatim from bands1-10 and duplicated identically into each of the six verses' translationHi per the standing JOINT-GLOSS-DUPLICATION pattern. CRITICAL CORRECTION to 34.33 (previously committed on page188): this gloss explicitly names the combination as "शुक्र, चन्द्र" (Venus, Moon) for the 4th house from Karakamsha, not Moon+Mars. This prompted a fresh zoom of the ORIGINAL page188 band26 crop (p188-b26-zoom.png, p188-b26-zoom2.png), which shows the word clearly reads "शीतांशुसितसंयुतवीक्षिते" -- शीतांशु(Moon) + सित(Venus, a term already used elsewhere in this file: "सितेक्षिते", "सितत्रयेंक्षिते") + संयुत + वीक्षिते -- NOT "शीतांशुक्षितसंयुतवीक्षिते" (Moon+"क्षित"/Mars) as originally transcribed. Verse 34.33's sanskrit, iast and translation are corrected here accordingly; this is a confirmed, evidence-backed correction of a misreading, not a silent emendation -- disclosed per standing practice. Band11 is a marginal subheading, "कारकांश से पञ्चम स्थान का फल—" ("Results of the 5th house from the Karakamsha"), introducing a new topic. Excluded from translationHi as an editorial subheading, per standing practice. Bands12-25 carry five new verses (34.36-34.40). Two words were zoom-verified: band21's opening word (p189-b21-zoom.png, p189-b21-zoom2.png) confirmed "सूर्ये" (not an initial ambiguous read), and band22's opening word (p189-b22-zoom.png, p189-b22-zoom2.png) confirmed "सूर्यपुत्रे" ("son of the Sun" = a classical name for Saturn), not an initial ambiguous "स्वयेपुत्रे"/"स्वयं" reading. Verse 34.38's "सागुमान्दौ" (स-अगु-मान्दौ, dual "with Rahu and Mandi/Gulika together") and "भीतिगेरल-सम्भवा" were zoom-verified (p189-b17-zoomA.png, p189-b17-zoomB.png); "गेरल" is retained exactly as printed though it is a non-standard spelling of the expected "गरल" (poison) -- corroborated as poison-related by the gloss's own "विषभय" (poison-fear) wording for this same combination. Bands26-35 carry the joint Hindi gloss for verses 34.36-34.40, closing with citation "॥ ३६-४० ॥" (band35). One word was zoom-corrected mid-transcription: band34's "शुक्र हो तो..." phrase was first read as "काव्यतरवज्ञ" but a tight zoom (p189-b34-zoom.png) confirms "काव्यतत्त्वज्ञ" ("knower of the essence of poetry"), matching the identical term already used in verse34.39's own gloss content. Band28's "पिटक" (a skin-eruption/boil disease, glossed parenthetically as "पिड़की") is retained as printed. Band36 is a further marginal subheading, "विशेष—" ("Special/exceptional note"), introducing one more standalone verse. Excluded from translationHi as an editorial subheading, per standing practice. Bands37-38 carry verse 34.41: a note that if Jupiter and the Moon are placed in the Karakamsha or its 5th house, the native becomes a scholar-author even as a child. No dedicated Hindi prose gloss for this verse was found on this page -- band38's strip runs directly into the page's CC-0 digitization-credit footer ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"), confirming the page's true bottom margin. Per standing practice, translationHi for verse 34.41 is seeded with a GLOSS PENDING placeholder here, to be resolved retroactively in place once page190 is read. No chapter colophon appears on this page -- Chapter 34 continues onto page190.

  38. 34.38 सत्यापित

    38

    संस्कृत

    तत्रैव सागुमान्दौ तु भीतिगेरल-सम्भवा । तत्रेन्दुजे विदेहः स्यात् किंवा दण्डधरो यतिः ॥ ३८ ॥

    tatraiva sagumandau tu bhitigerala-sambhava | tatrenduje videhah syat kimva dandadharo yatih || 38 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If there [in the same 5th house] Rahu and Mandi (Gulika) are together, fear born of poison arises. If there Mercury (indu-ja, "son of the Moon") [is placed], the native is a videha (body-transcending ascetic) or a staff-bearing monk (dandadhara-yati).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    कारकांश से पञ्चम में राहु-मंगल हो तो जातक राजयक्ष्मा से पीड़ित होता है। उस पर चन्द्रमा की यदि दृष्टि हो तो निःसन्दिग्ध रूप से वह रोग होवे। कारकांश से पञ्चम पर मंगल की दृष्टि हो तो पिटक—(पिड़की) आदि रोग, केतु की दृष्टि हो तो जलोदर अथवा ग्रहणी रोग, राहु सहित गुलिक वहां (कारकांश से पञ्चम में) हो तो विषभय कहना चाहिए। वहां बुध यदि हों तो जातक विदेह अथवा दण्डी संन्यासी, सूर्य हों तो खड्गधारी, मंगल हों तो कुन्त (बर्छी) धारण करनेवाला होता है। शनि वहां हों तो जातक धनुर्धारण करनेवाला, राहु हो तो लोहे का यन्त्र बनानेवाला, केतु हो तो घड़ी बनाने वाला, शुक्र हो तो काव्यतत्त्वज्ञ, काव्यनिर्माता तथा वाग्मी होता है ॥ ३६-४० ॥

    स्रोत: Printed page १८९/189 (PDF p.221), Ch.34 Karakamsha-phala continues: the joint Hindi gloss for verses 30-35 (seeded as GLOSS_PENDING on page188) is found and closed here, a new sub-section "कारकांश से पञ्चम स्थान का फल—" (results of the 5th house from Karakamsha) opens with five new verses (36-40) plus their own joint Hindi gloss, and a further standalone verse (41) marked "विशेष—" (special/exceptional note) closes the page. Band-detect threshold swept 0.5-10 on this recto page (3137x4945); THRESH=3.0 gave 39 clean bands (maxh=152), avoiding merge artifacts seen at lower T and lost bands at higher T. Undersized bands 16, 18, 20 and 23 (27-36px each) were individually re-zoomed per standing practice for anomalously undersized bands; each shows only a partial shirorekha/matra-top fragment bleeding from the following line's own detection split, not lost text -- confirmed artifacts, not content. Bands1-10 carry the Hindi gloss for verses 34.30-34.35, closing with citation "॥ ३०-३५ ॥" (band10). This retroactively resolves the GLOSS_PENDING placeholders seeded for all six verses in commit 4c8c69f (page188). The gloss text is assembled verbatim from bands1-10 and duplicated identically into each of the six verses' translationHi per the standing JOINT-GLOSS-DUPLICATION pattern. CRITICAL CORRECTION to 34.33 (previously committed on page188): this gloss explicitly names the combination as "शुक्र, चन्द्र" (Venus, Moon) for the 4th house from Karakamsha, not Moon+Mars. This prompted a fresh zoom of the ORIGINAL page188 band26 crop (p188-b26-zoom.png, p188-b26-zoom2.png), which shows the word clearly reads "शीतांशुसितसंयुतवीक्षिते" -- शीतांशु(Moon) + सित(Venus, a term already used elsewhere in this file: "सितेक्षिते", "सितत्रयेंक्षिते") + संयुत + वीक्षिते -- NOT "शीतांशुक्षितसंयुतवीक्षिते" (Moon+"क्षित"/Mars) as originally transcribed. Verse 34.33's sanskrit, iast and translation are corrected here accordingly; this is a confirmed, evidence-backed correction of a misreading, not a silent emendation -- disclosed per standing practice. Band11 is a marginal subheading, "कारकांश से पञ्चम स्थान का फल—" ("Results of the 5th house from the Karakamsha"), introducing a new topic. Excluded from translationHi as an editorial subheading, per standing practice. Bands12-25 carry five new verses (34.36-34.40). Two words were zoom-verified: band21's opening word (p189-b21-zoom.png, p189-b21-zoom2.png) confirmed "सूर्ये" (not an initial ambiguous read), and band22's opening word (p189-b22-zoom.png, p189-b22-zoom2.png) confirmed "सूर्यपुत्रे" ("son of the Sun" = a classical name for Saturn), not an initial ambiguous "स्वयेपुत्रे"/"स्वयं" reading. Verse 34.38's "सागुमान्दौ" (स-अगु-मान्दौ, dual "with Rahu and Mandi/Gulika together") and "भीतिगेरल-सम्भवा" were zoom-verified (p189-b17-zoomA.png, p189-b17-zoomB.png); "गेरल" is retained exactly as printed though it is a non-standard spelling of the expected "गरल" (poison) -- corroborated as poison-related by the gloss's own "विषभय" (poison-fear) wording for this same combination. Bands26-35 carry the joint Hindi gloss for verses 34.36-34.40, closing with citation "॥ ३६-४० ॥" (band35). One word was zoom-corrected mid-transcription: band34's "शुक्र हो तो..." phrase was first read as "काव्यतरवज्ञ" but a tight zoom (p189-b34-zoom.png) confirms "काव्यतत्त्वज्ञ" ("knower of the essence of poetry"), matching the identical term already used in verse34.39's own gloss content. Band28's "पिटक" (a skin-eruption/boil disease, glossed parenthetically as "पिड़की") is retained as printed. Band36 is a further marginal subheading, "विशेष—" ("Special/exceptional note"), introducing one more standalone verse. Excluded from translationHi as an editorial subheading, per standing practice. Bands37-38 carry verse 34.41: a note that if Jupiter and the Moon are placed in the Karakamsha or its 5th house, the native becomes a scholar-author even as a child. No dedicated Hindi prose gloss for this verse was found on this page -- band38's strip runs directly into the page's CC-0 digitization-credit footer ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"), confirming the page's true bottom margin. Per standing practice, translationHi for verse 34.41 is seeded with a GLOSS PENDING placeholder here, to be resolved retroactively in place once page190 is read. No chapter colophon appears on this page -- Chapter 34 continues onto page190.

  39. 34.39 सत्यापित

    39

    संस्कृत

    सूर्ये त्वसिधरो बालो भौमे प्रासयुतो भवेत् । सूर्यपुत्रे तु धानुष्कः लोहयन्त्रकरस्त्वगौ ॥ ३९ ॥

    surye tvasidharo balo bhaume prasayuto bhavet | suryaputre tu dhanushkah lohayantrakarastvagau || 39 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If with the Sun, [the native is] a sword-bearer even from childhood; if with Mars, one conjoined with a spear. If with Saturn (surya-putra, "son of the Sun"), an archer; if with Rahu (agau), a maker of iron instruments.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    कारकांश से पञ्चम में राहु-मंगल हो तो जातक राजयक्ष्मा से पीड़ित होता है। उस पर चन्द्रमा की यदि दृष्टि हो तो निःसन्दिग्ध रूप से वह रोग होवे। कारकांश से पञ्चम पर मंगल की दृष्टि हो तो पिटक—(पिड़की) आदि रोग, केतु की दृष्टि हो तो जलोदर अथवा ग्रहणी रोग, राहु सहित गुलिक वहां (कारकांश से पञ्चम में) हो तो विषभय कहना चाहिए। वहां बुध यदि हों तो जातक विदेह अथवा दण्डी संन्यासी, सूर्य हों तो खड्गधारी, मंगल हों तो कुन्त (बर्छी) धारण करनेवाला होता है। शनि वहां हों तो जातक धनुर्धारण करनेवाला, राहु हो तो लोहे का यन्त्र बनानेवाला, केतु हो तो घड़ी बनाने वाला, शुक्र हो तो काव्यतत्त्वज्ञ, काव्यनिर्माता तथा वाग्मी होता है ॥ ३६-४० ॥

    स्रोत: Printed page १८९/189 (PDF p.221), Ch.34 Karakamsha-phala continues: the joint Hindi gloss for verses 30-35 (seeded as GLOSS_PENDING on page188) is found and closed here, a new sub-section "कारकांश से पञ्चम स्थान का फल—" (results of the 5th house from Karakamsha) opens with five new verses (36-40) plus their own joint Hindi gloss, and a further standalone verse (41) marked "विशेष—" (special/exceptional note) closes the page. Band-detect threshold swept 0.5-10 on this recto page (3137x4945); THRESH=3.0 gave 39 clean bands (maxh=152), avoiding merge artifacts seen at lower T and lost bands at higher T. Undersized bands 16, 18, 20 and 23 (27-36px each) were individually re-zoomed per standing practice for anomalously undersized bands; each shows only a partial shirorekha/matra-top fragment bleeding from the following line's own detection split, not lost text -- confirmed artifacts, not content. Bands1-10 carry the Hindi gloss for verses 34.30-34.35, closing with citation "॥ ३०-३५ ॥" (band10). This retroactively resolves the GLOSS_PENDING placeholders seeded for all six verses in commit 4c8c69f (page188). The gloss text is assembled verbatim from bands1-10 and duplicated identically into each of the six verses' translationHi per the standing JOINT-GLOSS-DUPLICATION pattern. CRITICAL CORRECTION to 34.33 (previously committed on page188): this gloss explicitly names the combination as "शुक्र, चन्द्र" (Venus, Moon) for the 4th house from Karakamsha, not Moon+Mars. This prompted a fresh zoom of the ORIGINAL page188 band26 crop (p188-b26-zoom.png, p188-b26-zoom2.png), which shows the word clearly reads "शीतांशुसितसंयुतवीक्षिते" -- शीतांशु(Moon) + सित(Venus, a term already used elsewhere in this file: "सितेक्षिते", "सितत्रयेंक्षिते") + संयुत + वीक्षिते -- NOT "शीतांशुक्षितसंयुतवीक्षिते" (Moon+"क्षित"/Mars) as originally transcribed. Verse 34.33's sanskrit, iast and translation are corrected here accordingly; this is a confirmed, evidence-backed correction of a misreading, not a silent emendation -- disclosed per standing practice. Band11 is a marginal subheading, "कारकांश से पञ्चम स्थान का फल—" ("Results of the 5th house from the Karakamsha"), introducing a new topic. Excluded from translationHi as an editorial subheading, per standing practice. Bands12-25 carry five new verses (34.36-34.40). Two words were zoom-verified: band21's opening word (p189-b21-zoom.png, p189-b21-zoom2.png) confirmed "सूर्ये" (not an initial ambiguous read), and band22's opening word (p189-b22-zoom.png, p189-b22-zoom2.png) confirmed "सूर्यपुत्रे" ("son of the Sun" = a classical name for Saturn), not an initial ambiguous "स्वयेपुत्रे"/"स्वयं" reading. Verse 34.38's "सागुमान्दौ" (स-अगु-मान्दौ, dual "with Rahu and Mandi/Gulika together") and "भीतिगेरल-सम्भवा" were zoom-verified (p189-b17-zoomA.png, p189-b17-zoomB.png); "गेरल" is retained exactly as printed though it is a non-standard spelling of the expected "गरल" (poison) -- corroborated as poison-related by the gloss's own "विषभय" (poison-fear) wording for this same combination. Bands26-35 carry the joint Hindi gloss for verses 34.36-34.40, closing with citation "॥ ३६-४० ॥" (band35). One word was zoom-corrected mid-transcription: band34's "शुक्र हो तो..." phrase was first read as "काव्यतरवज्ञ" but a tight zoom (p189-b34-zoom.png) confirms "काव्यतत्त्वज्ञ" ("knower of the essence of poetry"), matching the identical term already used in verse34.39's own gloss content. Band28's "पिटक" (a skin-eruption/boil disease, glossed parenthetically as "पिड़की") is retained as printed. Band36 is a further marginal subheading, "विशेष—" ("Special/exceptional note"), introducing one more standalone verse. Excluded from translationHi as an editorial subheading, per standing practice. Bands37-38 carry verse 34.41: a note that if Jupiter and the Moon are placed in the Karakamsha or its 5th house, the native becomes a scholar-author even as a child. No dedicated Hindi prose gloss for this verse was found on this page -- band38's strip runs directly into the page's CC-0 digitization-credit footer ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"), confirming the page's true bottom margin. Per standing practice, translationHi for verse 34.41 is seeded with a GLOSS PENDING placeholder here, to be resolved retroactively in place once page190 is read. No chapter colophon appears on this page -- Chapter 34 continues onto page190.

  40. 34.40 सत्यापित

    40

    संस्कृत

    घटीयन्त्रकरः केतौ काव्यकत्तो भृगोः सुते । वक्ता च काव्यतत्त्वज्ञो जातकः स्यान्न संशयः ॥ ४० ॥

    ghatiyantrakarah ketau kavyakatto bhrigoh sute | vakta ca kavyatattvajno jatakah syanna samshayah || 40 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If with Ketu, a maker of water-clocks (ghati-yantra); if with Venus (bhrigu-suta, "son of Bhrigu"), a maker of poetry. The native is, without doubt, an orator and one who knows the essence of poetry.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    कारकांश से पञ्चम में राहु-मंगल हो तो जातक राजयक्ष्मा से पीड़ित होता है। उस पर चन्द्रमा की यदि दृष्टि हो तो निःसन्दिग्ध रूप से वह रोग होवे। कारकांश से पञ्चम पर मंगल की दृष्टि हो तो पिटक—(पिड़की) आदि रोग, केतु की दृष्टि हो तो जलोदर अथवा ग्रहणी रोग, राहु सहित गुलिक वहां (कारकांश से पञ्चम में) हो तो विषभय कहना चाहिए। वहां बुध यदि हों तो जातक विदेह अथवा दण्डी संन्यासी, सूर्य हों तो खड्गधारी, मंगल हों तो कुन्त (बर्छी) धारण करनेवाला होता है। शनि वहां हों तो जातक धनुर्धारण करनेवाला, राहु हो तो लोहे का यन्त्र बनानेवाला, केतु हो तो घड़ी बनाने वाला, शुक्र हो तो काव्यतत्त्वज्ञ, काव्यनिर्माता तथा वाग्मी होता है ॥ ३६-४० ॥

    स्रोत: Printed page १८९/189 (PDF p.221), Ch.34 Karakamsha-phala continues: the joint Hindi gloss for verses 30-35 (seeded as GLOSS_PENDING on page188) is found and closed here, a new sub-section "कारकांश से पञ्चम स्थान का फल—" (results of the 5th house from Karakamsha) opens with five new verses (36-40) plus their own joint Hindi gloss, and a further standalone verse (41) marked "विशेष—" (special/exceptional note) closes the page. Band-detect threshold swept 0.5-10 on this recto page (3137x4945); THRESH=3.0 gave 39 clean bands (maxh=152), avoiding merge artifacts seen at lower T and lost bands at higher T. Undersized bands 16, 18, 20 and 23 (27-36px each) were individually re-zoomed per standing practice for anomalously undersized bands; each shows only a partial shirorekha/matra-top fragment bleeding from the following line's own detection split, not lost text -- confirmed artifacts, not content. Bands1-10 carry the Hindi gloss for verses 34.30-34.35, closing with citation "॥ ३०-३५ ॥" (band10). This retroactively resolves the GLOSS_PENDING placeholders seeded for all six verses in commit 4c8c69f (page188). The gloss text is assembled verbatim from bands1-10 and duplicated identically into each of the six verses' translationHi per the standing JOINT-GLOSS-DUPLICATION pattern. CRITICAL CORRECTION to 34.33 (previously committed on page188): this gloss explicitly names the combination as "शुक्र, चन्द्र" (Venus, Moon) for the 4th house from Karakamsha, not Moon+Mars. This prompted a fresh zoom of the ORIGINAL page188 band26 crop (p188-b26-zoom.png, p188-b26-zoom2.png), which shows the word clearly reads "शीतांशुसितसंयुतवीक्षिते" -- शीतांशु(Moon) + सित(Venus, a term already used elsewhere in this file: "सितेक्षिते", "सितत्रयेंक्षिते") + संयुत + वीक्षिते -- NOT "शीतांशुक्षितसंयुतवीक्षिते" (Moon+"क्षित"/Mars) as originally transcribed. Verse 34.33's sanskrit, iast and translation are corrected here accordingly; this is a confirmed, evidence-backed correction of a misreading, not a silent emendation -- disclosed per standing practice. Band11 is a marginal subheading, "कारकांश से पञ्चम स्थान का फल—" ("Results of the 5th house from the Karakamsha"), introducing a new topic. Excluded from translationHi as an editorial subheading, per standing practice. Bands12-25 carry five new verses (34.36-34.40). Two words were zoom-verified: band21's opening word (p189-b21-zoom.png, p189-b21-zoom2.png) confirmed "सूर्ये" (not an initial ambiguous read), and band22's opening word (p189-b22-zoom.png, p189-b22-zoom2.png) confirmed "सूर्यपुत्रे" ("son of the Sun" = a classical name for Saturn), not an initial ambiguous "स्वयेपुत्रे"/"स्वयं" reading. Verse 34.38's "सागुमान्दौ" (स-अगु-मान्दौ, dual "with Rahu and Mandi/Gulika together") and "भीतिगेरल-सम्भवा" were zoom-verified (p189-b17-zoomA.png, p189-b17-zoomB.png); "गेरल" is retained exactly as printed though it is a non-standard spelling of the expected "गरल" (poison) -- corroborated as poison-related by the gloss's own "विषभय" (poison-fear) wording for this same combination. Bands26-35 carry the joint Hindi gloss for verses 34.36-34.40, closing with citation "॥ ३६-४० ॥" (band35). One word was zoom-corrected mid-transcription: band34's "शुक्र हो तो..." phrase was first read as "काव्यतरवज्ञ" but a tight zoom (p189-b34-zoom.png) confirms "काव्यतत्त्वज्ञ" ("knower of the essence of poetry"), matching the identical term already used in verse34.39's own gloss content. Band28's "पिटक" (a skin-eruption/boil disease, glossed parenthetically as "पिड़की") is retained as printed. Band36 is a further marginal subheading, "विशेष—" ("Special/exceptional note"), introducing one more standalone verse. Excluded from translationHi as an editorial subheading, per standing practice. Bands37-38 carry verse 34.41: a note that if Jupiter and the Moon are placed in the Karakamsha or its 5th house, the native becomes a scholar-author even as a child. No dedicated Hindi prose gloss for this verse was found on this page -- band38's strip runs directly into the page's CC-0 digitization-credit footer ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"), confirming the page's true bottom margin. Per standing practice, translationHi for verse 34.41 is seeded with a GLOSS PENDING placeholder here, to be resolved retroactively in place once page190 is read. No chapter colophon appears on this page -- Chapter 34 continues onto page190.

  41. 34.41 सत्यापित

    41

    संस्कृत

    कारकांशे तत्सुते वा जीवेन्दू यदि संस्थितौ । ग्रन्थकर्ता भवेद् बालः सर्वविद्याविशारदः ॥ ४१ ॥

    karakamshe tatsute va jivendu yadi samsthitau | granthakarta bhaved balah sarvavidyavisharadah || 41 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If Jupiter and the Moon (jiva-indu) are situated together in the Karakamsha, or in its 5th house (tat-sute), [the native] becomes an author even as a child, skilled in all branches of knowledge.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    आत्मकारक के नवांश तथा उससे पांचवें स्थान में चन्द्र और गुरु का संयोग हो तो जातक ग्रन्थकार और गुरु मात्र के संयोग से वह सर्वज्ञ होता है। भौम वहां रहें तो जातक नैयायिक, बुध के वहां रहने पर मीमांसा-शास्त्रज्ञ, शनि के होने पर सभामूक, रवि के रहने पर गायक, चन्द्रमा यदि वहां रहें तो सांख्ययोग, (शास्त्र), साहित्य तथा गान का विशारद-राहु-केतु वहां हों तो गणित मर्मज्ञ, होता है। इन योगों में गुरु का सम्बन्ध यदि हो तो साम्प्रदायिक-शास्त्रज्ञ जातक होता है। आत्मकारक के नवांश से द्वितीय स्थान से भी ऐसा ही फल कतिपय आचार्यों ने कहा है ॥ ४१-४५ ॥

    स्रोत: Printed page १८९/189 (PDF p.221), Ch.34 Karakamsha-phala continues: the joint Hindi gloss for verses 30-35 (seeded as GLOSS_PENDING on page188) is found and closed here, a new sub-section "कारकांश से पञ्चम स्थान का फल—" (results of the 5th house from Karakamsha) opens with five new verses (36-40) plus their own joint Hindi gloss, and a further standalone verse (41) marked "विशेष—" (special/exceptional note) closes the page. Band-detect threshold swept 0.5-10 on this recto page (3137x4945); THRESH=3.0 gave 39 clean bands (maxh=152), avoiding merge artifacts seen at lower T and lost bands at higher T. Undersized bands 16, 18, 20 and 23 (27-36px each) were individually re-zoomed per standing practice for anomalously undersized bands; each shows only a partial shirorekha/matra-top fragment bleeding from the following line's own detection split, not lost text -- confirmed artifacts, not content. Bands1-10 carry the Hindi gloss for verses 34.30-34.35, closing with citation "॥ ३०-३५ ॥" (band10). This retroactively resolves the GLOSS_PENDING placeholders seeded for all six verses in commit 4c8c69f (page188). The gloss text is assembled verbatim from bands1-10 and duplicated identically into each of the six verses' translationHi per the standing JOINT-GLOSS-DUPLICATION pattern. CRITICAL CORRECTION to 34.33 (previously committed on page188): this gloss explicitly names the combination as "शुक्र, चन्द्र" (Venus, Moon) for the 4th house from Karakamsha, not Moon+Mars. This prompted a fresh zoom of the ORIGINAL page188 band26 crop (p188-b26-zoom.png, p188-b26-zoom2.png), which shows the word clearly reads "शीतांशुसितसंयुतवीक्षिते" -- शीतांशु(Moon) + सित(Venus, a term already used elsewhere in this file: "सितेक्षिते", "सितत्रयेंक्षिते") + संयुत + वीक्षिते -- NOT "शीतांशुक्षितसंयुतवीक्षिते" (Moon+"क्षित"/Mars) as originally transcribed. Verse 34.33's sanskrit, iast and translation are corrected here accordingly; this is a confirmed, evidence-backed correction of a misreading, not a silent emendation -- disclosed per standing practice. Band11 is a marginal subheading, "कारकांश से पञ्चम स्थान का फल—" ("Results of the 5th house from the Karakamsha"), introducing a new topic. Excluded from translationHi as an editorial subheading, per standing practice. Bands12-25 carry five new verses (34.36-34.40). Two words were zoom-verified: band21's opening word (p189-b21-zoom.png, p189-b21-zoom2.png) confirmed "सूर्ये" (not an initial ambiguous read), and band22's opening word (p189-b22-zoom.png, p189-b22-zoom2.png) confirmed "सूर्यपुत्रे" ("son of the Sun" = a classical name for Saturn), not an initial ambiguous "स्वयेपुत्रे"/"स्वयं" reading. Verse 34.38's "सागुमान्दौ" (स-अगु-मान्दौ, dual "with Rahu and Mandi/Gulika together") and "भीतिगेरल-सम्भवा" were zoom-verified (p189-b17-zoomA.png, p189-b17-zoomB.png); "गेरल" is retained exactly as printed though it is a non-standard spelling of the expected "गरल" (poison) -- corroborated as poison-related by the gloss's own "विषभय" (poison-fear) wording for this same combination. Bands26-35 carry the joint Hindi gloss for verses 34.36-34.40, closing with citation "॥ ३६-४० ॥" (band35). One word was zoom-corrected mid-transcription: band34's "शुक्र हो तो..." phrase was first read as "काव्यतरवज्ञ" but a tight zoom (p189-b34-zoom.png) confirms "काव्यतत्त्वज्ञ" ("knower of the essence of poetry"), matching the identical term already used in verse34.39's own gloss content. Band28's "पिटक" (a skin-eruption/boil disease, glossed parenthetically as "पिड़की") is retained as printed. Band36 is a further marginal subheading, "विशेष—" ("Special/exceptional note"), introducing one more standalone verse. Excluded from translationHi as an editorial subheading, per standing practice. Bands37-38 carry verse 34.41: a note that if Jupiter and the Moon are placed in the Karakamsha or its 5th house, the native becomes a scholar-author even as a child. No dedicated Hindi prose gloss for this verse was found on this page -- band38's strip runs directly into the page's CC-0 digitization-credit footer ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"), confirming the page's true bottom margin. Per standing practice, translationHi for verse 34.41 is seeded with a GLOSS PENDING placeholder here, to be resolved retroactively in place once page190 is read. No chapter colophon appears on this page -- Chapter 34 continues onto page190. [RETROACTIVE_NOTE: this verse's joint Hindi gloss (shared by verses 34.41-34.45 and the unnumbered 34.45a addendum) was not found on page189/१८९ where the verse was first transcribed; it was located on page190/१९०, closing with citation "॥ ४१-४५ ॥", and is applied here in place of the earlier GLOSS_PENDING placeholder.]

  42. 34.42 सत्यापित

    42

    संस्कृत

    सितेन तु मनागल्पः सौम्यनात्यल्पको मतः । जीवमात्रयुते तत्र सर्वज्ञो ग्रन्थकारकः ॥ ४२ ॥

    sitena tu managalpah saumyanatyalpako matah | jivamatrayute tatra sarvajno granthakarakah || 42 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    But with Venus alone, [the result] is thought slightly less; with Mercury alone, not too little. Where Jupiter alone is conjoined [there, without Moon], [the native] is still all-knowing, an author.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    आत्मकारक के नवांश तथा उससे पांचवें स्थान में चन्द्र और गुरु का संयोग हो तो जातक ग्रन्थकार और गुरु मात्र के संयोग से वह सर्वज्ञ होता है। भौम वहां रहें तो जातक नैयायिक, बुध के वहां रहने पर मीमांसा-शास्त्रज्ञ, शनि के होने पर सभामूक, रवि के रहने पर गायक, चन्द्रमा यदि वहां रहें तो सांख्ययोग, (शास्त्र), साहित्य तथा गान का विशारद-राहु-केतु वहां हों तो गणित मर्मज्ञ, होता है। इन योगों में गुरु का सम्बन्ध यदि हो तो साम्प्रदायिक-शास्त्रज्ञ जातक होता है। आत्मकारक के नवांश से द्वितीय स्थान से भी ऐसा ही फल कतिपय आचार्यों ने कहा है ॥ ४१-४५ ॥

    स्रोत: Printed page १९०/190 (PDF p.222), Ch.34 Karakamsha-phala continues: closes out the "विशेष" note begun on page189 (verses 42-45, plus an unnumbered half-verse addendum), gives the joint Hindi gloss for verses 41-45, then opens two more subsections -- "कारकांश से षष्ठस्थान का फल—" (6th house, verse 46 with its own gloss) and "कारकांश से सप्तमस्थान का फल—" (7th house, verses 47-48 with a joint gloss) -- before the page ends at the CC-0 footer. Band-detect threshold swept 0.5-10 on this recto page (3772x4945); THRESH=2.5 gave 33 stable bands (maxh=124). Band0 (folio "१९०" + running head) skipped. Undersized band19 (26px, between the 6th-house subheading and verse46) was re-zoomed per standing practice and confirmed as a shirorekha/matra-top detection-split artifact bleeding from band20's own line, not lost text. Bands1-8 continue the "विशेष" verses begun on page189 as 34.41: four more verses (34.42-34.45), grading the child-scholar result by planet (Venus alone -> slightly less; Mercury alone -> not too little; Jupiter alone -> still all-knowing; then Mars/Mercury/Saturn/Sun/Moon/Rahu-Ketu variants by subject: Nyaya, Mimamsa, public-speaking, song, Sankhya/literature/yoga/music, mathematics -- with Jupiter's added involvement giving traditional-scripture learning). Band9 is an unnumbered half-verse (single danda "।", not a closing "॥ N ॥" citation): "कारकांशाद् द्विनेऽप्येवं केषांचन मते फलम्" ("From the Karakamsha's 2nd house also, likewise, in the opinion of some [teachers], is this result"). This sits between verse 34.45's own citation (band8) and the joint gloss covering "४१-४५" (band17), and the gloss itself explicitly corroborates it ("आत्मकारक के नवांश से द्वितीय स्थान से भी ऐसा ही फल कतिपय आचार्यों ने कहा है" -- "some acharyas have said the same result also holds from the 2nd house of the Atmakaraka's navamsha"). It is retained here exactly as printed, under ref 34.45a, disclosed as an unnumbered addendum rather than assigned a fabricated verse number, since the printed page gives it no "॥ N ॥" citation of its own. Bands10-17 carry the joint Hindi gloss for verses 41 through 45 (and the 34.45a addendum), closing "॥ ४१-४५ ॥". This retroactively resolves the GLOSS_PENDING placeholder seeded for verse 34.41 in commit cffdbfd (page189). Band18 is a marginal subheading, "कारकांश से षष्ठस्थान का फल—" ("Results of the 6th house from the Karakamsha"). Excluded from translationHi as an editorial subheading, per standing practice. Bands20-21 carry one new verse (34.46); bands22-23 its own single-verse Hindi gloss, closing "॥ ४६ ॥". Band24 is a further marginal subheading, "कारकांश से सप्तमस्थान का फल—" ("Results of the 7th house from the Karakamsha"). Excluded from translationHi. Bands25-28 carry two new verses (34.47-34.48). Both verses use an unfamiliar term, "मदे", for the 7th house -- not among the classical 7th-house synonyms this transcriber recognizes ("जाया", "कलत्र", "सप्तम"), but the printed reading was zoom-verified twice (p190-b25-zoomC.png) and is unambiguous, and the following gloss confirms the intended sense by paraphrasing it directly as "कारकांश से सप्तम में" ("in the 7th from Karakamsha"). Retained exactly as printed; disclosed as a non-standard/unrecognized term rather than silently normalized to "सप्तमे". Verse 34.48's third word (p190-b27-zoom2.png) was similarly hard to resolve at full confidence between a reading suggesting "short/small stature" and an alternative; transcribed as "ह्रस्वा" (the closest standard Sanskrit word matching the visible conjunct shapes) and disclosed as an ambiguous character rather than a confident zoom-confirmed read. Bands29-31 carry the joint Hindi gloss for verses 47-48, closing "॥ ४७-४८ ॥", followed immediately (band32) by the page's CC-0 digitization-credit footer ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"), confirming the page's true bottom margin. No chapter colophon appears on this page -- Chapter 34 continues onto page191.

  43. 34.43 सत्यापित

    43

    संस्कृत

    वेदवेदान्तशब्दानां तत्त्वज्ञो जायते नरः । भौमेन न्यायशास्त्रज्ञः, मीमांसाविद् बुधेन तु ॥ ४३ ॥

    vedavedantashabdanam tattvajno jayate narah | bhaumena nyayashastrajnah, mimamsavid budhena tu || 43 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The person becomes a knower of the essence of the words of the Veda and Vedanta [with Jupiter]. With Mars, a knower of Nyaya-shastra (logic); with Mercury, a knower of Mimamsa.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    आत्मकारक के नवांश तथा उससे पांचवें स्थान में चन्द्र और गुरु का संयोग हो तो जातक ग्रन्थकार और गुरु मात्र के संयोग से वह सर्वज्ञ होता है। भौम वहां रहें तो जातक नैयायिक, बुध के वहां रहने पर मीमांसा-शास्त्रज्ञ, शनि के होने पर सभामूक, रवि के रहने पर गायक, चन्द्रमा यदि वहां रहें तो सांख्ययोग, (शास्त्र), साहित्य तथा गान का विशारद-राहु-केतु वहां हों तो गणित मर्मज्ञ, होता है। इन योगों में गुरु का सम्बन्ध यदि हो तो साम्प्रदायिक-शास्त्रज्ञ जातक होता है। आत्मकारक के नवांश से द्वितीय स्थान से भी ऐसा ही फल कतिपय आचार्यों ने कहा है ॥ ४१-४५ ॥

    स्रोत: Printed page १९०/190 (PDF p.222), Ch.34 Karakamsha-phala continues: closes out the "विशेष" note begun on page189 (verses 42-45, plus an unnumbered half-verse addendum), gives the joint Hindi gloss for verses 41-45, then opens two more subsections -- "कारकांश से षष्ठस्थान का फल—" (6th house, verse 46 with its own gloss) and "कारकांश से सप्तमस्थान का फल—" (7th house, verses 47-48 with a joint gloss) -- before the page ends at the CC-0 footer. Band-detect threshold swept 0.5-10 on this recto page (3772x4945); THRESH=2.5 gave 33 stable bands (maxh=124). Band0 (folio "१९०" + running head) skipped. Undersized band19 (26px, between the 6th-house subheading and verse46) was re-zoomed per standing practice and confirmed as a shirorekha/matra-top detection-split artifact bleeding from band20's own line, not lost text. Bands1-8 continue the "विशेष" verses begun on page189 as 34.41: four more verses (34.42-34.45), grading the child-scholar result by planet (Venus alone -> slightly less; Mercury alone -> not too little; Jupiter alone -> still all-knowing; then Mars/Mercury/Saturn/Sun/Moon/Rahu-Ketu variants by subject: Nyaya, Mimamsa, public-speaking, song, Sankhya/literature/yoga/music, mathematics -- with Jupiter's added involvement giving traditional-scripture learning). Band9 is an unnumbered half-verse (single danda "।", not a closing "॥ N ॥" citation): "कारकांशाद् द्विनेऽप्येवं केषांचन मते फलम्" ("From the Karakamsha's 2nd house also, likewise, in the opinion of some [teachers], is this result"). This sits between verse 34.45's own citation (band8) and the joint gloss covering "४१-४५" (band17), and the gloss itself explicitly corroborates it ("आत्मकारक के नवांश से द्वितीय स्थान से भी ऐसा ही फल कतिपय आचार्यों ने कहा है" -- "some acharyas have said the same result also holds from the 2nd house of the Atmakaraka's navamsha"). It is retained here exactly as printed, under ref 34.45a, disclosed as an unnumbered addendum rather than assigned a fabricated verse number, since the printed page gives it no "॥ N ॥" citation of its own. Bands10-17 carry the joint Hindi gloss for verses 41 through 45 (and the 34.45a addendum), closing "॥ ४१-४५ ॥". This retroactively resolves the GLOSS_PENDING placeholder seeded for verse 34.41 in commit cffdbfd (page189). Band18 is a marginal subheading, "कारकांश से षष्ठस्थान का फल—" ("Results of the 6th house from the Karakamsha"). Excluded from translationHi as an editorial subheading, per standing practice. Bands20-21 carry one new verse (34.46); bands22-23 its own single-verse Hindi gloss, closing "॥ ४६ ॥". Band24 is a further marginal subheading, "कारकांश से सप्तमस्थान का फल—" ("Results of the 7th house from the Karakamsha"). Excluded from translationHi. Bands25-28 carry two new verses (34.47-34.48). Both verses use an unfamiliar term, "मदे", for the 7th house -- not among the classical 7th-house synonyms this transcriber recognizes ("जाया", "कलत्र", "सप्तम"), but the printed reading was zoom-verified twice (p190-b25-zoomC.png) and is unambiguous, and the following gloss confirms the intended sense by paraphrasing it directly as "कारकांश से सप्तम में" ("in the 7th from Karakamsha"). Retained exactly as printed; disclosed as a non-standard/unrecognized term rather than silently normalized to "सप्तमे". Verse 34.48's third word (p190-b27-zoom2.png) was similarly hard to resolve at full confidence between a reading suggesting "short/small stature" and an alternative; transcribed as "ह्रस्वा" (the closest standard Sanskrit word matching the visible conjunct shapes) and disclosed as an ambiguous character rather than a confident zoom-confirmed read. Bands29-31 carry the joint Hindi gloss for verses 47-48, closing "॥ ४७-४८ ॥", followed immediately (band32) by the page's CC-0 digitization-credit footer ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"), confirming the page's true bottom margin. No chapter colophon appears on this page -- Chapter 34 continues onto page191.

  44. 34.44 सत्यापित

    44

    संस्कृत

    मन्देन तु सभामूकः भानुना गीततत्त्ववित् । शशिना सांख्य-साहित्य-योग-गानविशारदः ॥ ४४ ॥

    mandena tu sabhamukah bhanuna gitatattvavit | shashina samkhya-sahitya-yoga-ganavisharadah || 44 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    With Saturn, mute in an assembly; with the Sun, a knower of the essence of song. With the Moon, skilled in Sankhya, literature, Yoga, and music.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    आत्मकारक के नवांश तथा उससे पांचवें स्थान में चन्द्र और गुरु का संयोग हो तो जातक ग्रन्थकार और गुरु मात्र के संयोग से वह सर्वज्ञ होता है। भौम वहां रहें तो जातक नैयायिक, बुध के वहां रहने पर मीमांसा-शास्त्रज्ञ, शनि के होने पर सभामूक, रवि के रहने पर गायक, चन्द्रमा यदि वहां रहें तो सांख्ययोग, (शास्त्र), साहित्य तथा गान का विशारद-राहु-केतु वहां हों तो गणित मर्मज्ञ, होता है। इन योगों में गुरु का सम्बन्ध यदि हो तो साम्प्रदायिक-शास्त्रज्ञ जातक होता है। आत्मकारक के नवांश से द्वितीय स्थान से भी ऐसा ही फल कतिपय आचार्यों ने कहा है ॥ ४१-४५ ॥

    स्रोत: Printed page १९०/190 (PDF p.222), Ch.34 Karakamsha-phala continues: closes out the "विशेष" note begun on page189 (verses 42-45, plus an unnumbered half-verse addendum), gives the joint Hindi gloss for verses 41-45, then opens two more subsections -- "कारकांश से षष्ठस्थान का फल—" (6th house, verse 46 with its own gloss) and "कारकांश से सप्तमस्थान का फल—" (7th house, verses 47-48 with a joint gloss) -- before the page ends at the CC-0 footer. Band-detect threshold swept 0.5-10 on this recto page (3772x4945); THRESH=2.5 gave 33 stable bands (maxh=124). Band0 (folio "१९०" + running head) skipped. Undersized band19 (26px, between the 6th-house subheading and verse46) was re-zoomed per standing practice and confirmed as a shirorekha/matra-top detection-split artifact bleeding from band20's own line, not lost text. Bands1-8 continue the "विशेष" verses begun on page189 as 34.41: four more verses (34.42-34.45), grading the child-scholar result by planet (Venus alone -> slightly less; Mercury alone -> not too little; Jupiter alone -> still all-knowing; then Mars/Mercury/Saturn/Sun/Moon/Rahu-Ketu variants by subject: Nyaya, Mimamsa, public-speaking, song, Sankhya/literature/yoga/music, mathematics -- with Jupiter's added involvement giving traditional-scripture learning). Band9 is an unnumbered half-verse (single danda "।", not a closing "॥ N ॥" citation): "कारकांशाद् द्विनेऽप्येवं केषांचन मते फलम्" ("From the Karakamsha's 2nd house also, likewise, in the opinion of some [teachers], is this result"). This sits between verse 34.45's own citation (band8) and the joint gloss covering "४१-४५" (band17), and the gloss itself explicitly corroborates it ("आत्मकारक के नवांश से द्वितीय स्थान से भी ऐसा ही फल कतिपय आचार्यों ने कहा है" -- "some acharyas have said the same result also holds from the 2nd house of the Atmakaraka's navamsha"). It is retained here exactly as printed, under ref 34.45a, disclosed as an unnumbered addendum rather than assigned a fabricated verse number, since the printed page gives it no "॥ N ॥" citation of its own. Bands10-17 carry the joint Hindi gloss for verses 41 through 45 (and the 34.45a addendum), closing "॥ ४१-४५ ॥". This retroactively resolves the GLOSS_PENDING placeholder seeded for verse 34.41 in commit cffdbfd (page189). Band18 is a marginal subheading, "कारकांश से षष्ठस्थान का फल—" ("Results of the 6th house from the Karakamsha"). Excluded from translationHi as an editorial subheading, per standing practice. Bands20-21 carry one new verse (34.46); bands22-23 its own single-verse Hindi gloss, closing "॥ ४६ ॥". Band24 is a further marginal subheading, "कारकांश से सप्तमस्थान का फल—" ("Results of the 7th house from the Karakamsha"). Excluded from translationHi. Bands25-28 carry two new verses (34.47-34.48). Both verses use an unfamiliar term, "मदे", for the 7th house -- not among the classical 7th-house synonyms this transcriber recognizes ("जाया", "कलत्र", "सप्तम"), but the printed reading was zoom-verified twice (p190-b25-zoomC.png) and is unambiguous, and the following gloss confirms the intended sense by paraphrasing it directly as "कारकांश से सप्तम में" ("in the 7th from Karakamsha"). Retained exactly as printed; disclosed as a non-standard/unrecognized term rather than silently normalized to "सप्तमे". Verse 34.48's third word (p190-b27-zoom2.png) was similarly hard to resolve at full confidence between a reading suggesting "short/small stature" and an alternative; transcribed as "ह्रस्वा" (the closest standard Sanskrit word matching the visible conjunct shapes) and disclosed as an ambiguous character rather than a confident zoom-confirmed read. Bands29-31 carry the joint Hindi gloss for verses 47-48, closing "॥ ४७-४८ ॥", followed immediately (band32) by the page's CC-0 digitization-credit footer ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"), confirming the page's true bottom margin. No chapter colophon appears on this page -- Chapter 34 continues onto page191.

  45. 34.45 सत्यापित

    45

    संस्कृत

    अगुना शिखिना वापि जातो गणिततत्त्ववित् । तत्र चेज्जीवसम्बन्धः साम्प्रदायिकशास्त्रवित् ॥ ४५ ॥

    aguna shikhina vapi jato ganitatattvavit | tatra cejjivasambandhah sampradayikashastravit || 45 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Born with Rahu or Ketu (shikhin), a knower of the essence of mathematics. If there is additionally a connection with Jupiter, a knower of traditional/scriptural learning.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    आत्मकारक के नवांश तथा उससे पांचवें स्थान में चन्द्र और गुरु का संयोग हो तो जातक ग्रन्थकार और गुरु मात्र के संयोग से वह सर्वज्ञ होता है। भौम वहां रहें तो जातक नैयायिक, बुध के वहां रहने पर मीमांसा-शास्त्रज्ञ, शनि के होने पर सभामूक, रवि के रहने पर गायक, चन्द्रमा यदि वहां रहें तो सांख्ययोग, (शास्त्र), साहित्य तथा गान का विशारद-राहु-केतु वहां हों तो गणित मर्मज्ञ, होता है। इन योगों में गुरु का सम्बन्ध यदि हो तो साम्प्रदायिक-शास्त्रज्ञ जातक होता है। आत्मकारक के नवांश से द्वितीय स्थान से भी ऐसा ही फल कतिपय आचार्यों ने कहा है ॥ ४१-४५ ॥

    स्रोत: Printed page १९०/190 (PDF p.222), Ch.34 Karakamsha-phala continues: closes out the "विशेष" note begun on page189 (verses 42-45, plus an unnumbered half-verse addendum), gives the joint Hindi gloss for verses 41-45, then opens two more subsections -- "कारकांश से षष्ठस्थान का फल—" (6th house, verse 46 with its own gloss) and "कारकांश से सप्तमस्थान का फल—" (7th house, verses 47-48 with a joint gloss) -- before the page ends at the CC-0 footer. Band-detect threshold swept 0.5-10 on this recto page (3772x4945); THRESH=2.5 gave 33 stable bands (maxh=124). Band0 (folio "१९०" + running head) skipped. Undersized band19 (26px, between the 6th-house subheading and verse46) was re-zoomed per standing practice and confirmed as a shirorekha/matra-top detection-split artifact bleeding from band20's own line, not lost text. Bands1-8 continue the "विशेष" verses begun on page189 as 34.41: four more verses (34.42-34.45), grading the child-scholar result by planet (Venus alone -> slightly less; Mercury alone -> not too little; Jupiter alone -> still all-knowing; then Mars/Mercury/Saturn/Sun/Moon/Rahu-Ketu variants by subject: Nyaya, Mimamsa, public-speaking, song, Sankhya/literature/yoga/music, mathematics -- with Jupiter's added involvement giving traditional-scripture learning). Band9 is an unnumbered half-verse (single danda "।", not a closing "॥ N ॥" citation): "कारकांशाद् द्विनेऽप्येवं केषांचन मते फलम्" ("From the Karakamsha's 2nd house also, likewise, in the opinion of some [teachers], is this result"). This sits between verse 34.45's own citation (band8) and the joint gloss covering "४१-४५" (band17), and the gloss itself explicitly corroborates it ("आत्मकारक के नवांश से द्वितीय स्थान से भी ऐसा ही फल कतिपय आचार्यों ने कहा है" -- "some acharyas have said the same result also holds from the 2nd house of the Atmakaraka's navamsha"). It is retained here exactly as printed, under ref 34.45a, disclosed as an unnumbered addendum rather than assigned a fabricated verse number, since the printed page gives it no "॥ N ॥" citation of its own. Bands10-17 carry the joint Hindi gloss for verses 41 through 45 (and the 34.45a addendum), closing "॥ ४१-४५ ॥". This retroactively resolves the GLOSS_PENDING placeholder seeded for verse 34.41 in commit cffdbfd (page189). Band18 is a marginal subheading, "कारकांश से षष्ठस्थान का फल—" ("Results of the 6th house from the Karakamsha"). Excluded from translationHi as an editorial subheading, per standing practice. Bands20-21 carry one new verse (34.46); bands22-23 its own single-verse Hindi gloss, closing "॥ ४६ ॥". Band24 is a further marginal subheading, "कारकांश से सप्तमस्थान का फल—" ("Results of the 7th house from the Karakamsha"). Excluded from translationHi. Bands25-28 carry two new verses (34.47-34.48). Both verses use an unfamiliar term, "मदे", for the 7th house -- not among the classical 7th-house synonyms this transcriber recognizes ("जाया", "कलत्र", "सप्तम"), but the printed reading was zoom-verified twice (p190-b25-zoomC.png) and is unambiguous, and the following gloss confirms the intended sense by paraphrasing it directly as "कारकांश से सप्तम में" ("in the 7th from Karakamsha"). Retained exactly as printed; disclosed as a non-standard/unrecognized term rather than silently normalized to "सप्तमे". Verse 34.48's third word (p190-b27-zoom2.png) was similarly hard to resolve at full confidence between a reading suggesting "short/small stature" and an alternative; transcribed as "ह्रस्वा" (the closest standard Sanskrit word matching the visible conjunct shapes) and disclosed as an ambiguous character rather than a confident zoom-confirmed read. Bands29-31 carry the joint Hindi gloss for verses 47-48, closing "॥ ४७-४८ ॥", followed immediately (band32) by the page's CC-0 digitization-credit footer ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"), confirming the page's true bottom margin. No chapter colophon appears on this page -- Chapter 34 continues onto page191.

  46. 34.45a सत्यापित

    45a

    संस्कृत

    कारकांशाद् द्विनेऽप्येवं केषांचन मते फलम् ।

    karakamshad dvine'pyevam keshamcana mate phalam |

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [Unnumbered addendum] From the Karakamsha's 2nd house also, likewise, in the opinion of some [teachers], is this result.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    आत्मकारक के नवांश तथा उससे पांचवें स्थान में चन्द्र और गुरु का संयोग हो तो जातक ग्रन्थकार और गुरु मात्र के संयोग से वह सर्वज्ञ होता है। भौम वहां रहें तो जातक नैयायिक, बुध के वहां रहने पर मीमांसा-शास्त्रज्ञ, शनि के होने पर सभामूक, रवि के रहने पर गायक, चन्द्रमा यदि वहां रहें तो सांख्ययोग, (शास्त्र), साहित्य तथा गान का विशारद-राहु-केतु वहां हों तो गणित मर्मज्ञ, होता है। इन योगों में गुरु का सम्बन्ध यदि हो तो साम्प्रदायिक-शास्त्रज्ञ जातक होता है। आत्मकारक के नवांश से द्वितीय स्थान से भी ऐसा ही फल कतिपय आचार्यों ने कहा है ॥ ४१-४५ ॥

    स्रोत: Printed page १९०/190 (PDF p.222), Ch.34 Karakamsha-phala continues: closes out the "विशेष" note begun on page189 (verses 42-45, plus an unnumbered half-verse addendum), gives the joint Hindi gloss for verses 41-45, then opens two more subsections -- "कारकांश से षष्ठस्थान का फल—" (6th house, verse 46 with its own gloss) and "कारकांश से सप्तमस्थान का फल—" (7th house, verses 47-48 with a joint gloss) -- before the page ends at the CC-0 footer. Band-detect threshold swept 0.5-10 on this recto page (3772x4945); THRESH=2.5 gave 33 stable bands (maxh=124). Band0 (folio "१९०" + running head) skipped. Undersized band19 (26px, between the 6th-house subheading and verse46) was re-zoomed per standing practice and confirmed as a shirorekha/matra-top detection-split artifact bleeding from band20's own line, not lost text. Bands1-8 continue the "विशेष" verses begun on page189 as 34.41: four more verses (34.42-34.45), grading the child-scholar result by planet (Venus alone -> slightly less; Mercury alone -> not too little; Jupiter alone -> still all-knowing; then Mars/Mercury/Saturn/Sun/Moon/Rahu-Ketu variants by subject: Nyaya, Mimamsa, public-speaking, song, Sankhya/literature/yoga/music, mathematics -- with Jupiter's added involvement giving traditional-scripture learning). Band9 is an unnumbered half-verse (single danda "।", not a closing "॥ N ॥" citation): "कारकांशाद् द्विनेऽप्येवं केषांचन मते फलम्" ("From the Karakamsha's 2nd house also, likewise, in the opinion of some [teachers], is this result"). This sits between verse 34.45's own citation (band8) and the joint gloss covering "४१-४५" (band17), and the gloss itself explicitly corroborates it ("आत्मकारक के नवांश से द्वितीय स्थान से भी ऐसा ही फल कतिपय आचार्यों ने कहा है" -- "some acharyas have said the same result also holds from the 2nd house of the Atmakaraka's navamsha"). It is retained here exactly as printed, under ref 34.45a, disclosed as an unnumbered addendum rather than assigned a fabricated verse number, since the printed page gives it no "॥ N ॥" citation of its own. Bands10-17 carry the joint Hindi gloss for verses 41 through 45 (and the 34.45a addendum), closing "॥ ४१-४५ ॥". This retroactively resolves the GLOSS_PENDING placeholder seeded for verse 34.41 in commit cffdbfd (page189). Band18 is a marginal subheading, "कारकांश से षष्ठस्थान का फल—" ("Results of the 6th house from the Karakamsha"). Excluded from translationHi as an editorial subheading, per standing practice. Bands20-21 carry one new verse (34.46); bands22-23 its own single-verse Hindi gloss, closing "॥ ४६ ॥". Band24 is a further marginal subheading, "कारकांश से सप्तमस्थान का फल—" ("Results of the 7th house from the Karakamsha"). Excluded from translationHi. Bands25-28 carry two new verses (34.47-34.48). Both verses use an unfamiliar term, "मदे", for the 7th house -- not among the classical 7th-house synonyms this transcriber recognizes ("जाया", "कलत्र", "सप्तम"), but the printed reading was zoom-verified twice (p190-b25-zoomC.png) and is unambiguous, and the following gloss confirms the intended sense by paraphrasing it directly as "कारकांश से सप्तम में" ("in the 7th from Karakamsha"). Retained exactly as printed; disclosed as a non-standard/unrecognized term rather than silently normalized to "सप्तमे". Verse 34.48's third word (p190-b27-zoom2.png) was similarly hard to resolve at full confidence between a reading suggesting "short/small stature" and an alternative; transcribed as "ह्रस्वा" (the closest standard Sanskrit word matching the visible conjunct shapes) and disclosed as an ambiguous character rather than a confident zoom-confirmed read. Bands29-31 carry the joint Hindi gloss for verses 47-48, closing "॥ ४७-४८ ॥", followed immediately (band32) by the page's CC-0 digitization-credit footer ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"), confirming the page's true bottom margin. No chapter colophon appears on this page -- Chapter 34 continues onto page191. [NOTE: this entry is an unnumbered half-verse addendum, not an independently numbered shloka -- see PAGE190_SOURCE for full disclosure. Ref "34.45a" is an editorial ordering label, not a printed verse number.]

  47. 34.46 सत्यापित

    46

    संस्कृत

    कारकांशाद्रिपौ पापग्रहे कृपिकरो नरः । आलस्ययुक् सौम्यखेटे सहजेऽपीदृशं फलम् ॥ ४६ ॥

    karakamshadripau papagrahe kripikaro narah | alasyayuk saumyakhete sahaje'pidrisham phalam || 46 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If in the 6th house from the Karakamsha there is a malefic planet, the person is cruel/harsh-natured. If a benefic planet, the native is lazy. From the 3rd house also, the same result [applies].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    आत्मकारक के नवांश से षष्ठस्थान में पापग्रह हों तो जातक कर्कश (कठोर स्वभाव वाला), शुभग्रह हों तो आलसी होता है। तृतीय स्थान से भी यह फल समझना चाहिए ॥ ४६ ॥

    स्रोत: Printed page १९०/190 (PDF p.222), Ch.34 Karakamsha-phala continues: closes out the "विशेष" note begun on page189 (verses 42-45, plus an unnumbered half-verse addendum), gives the joint Hindi gloss for verses 41-45, then opens two more subsections -- "कारकांश से षष्ठस्थान का फल—" (6th house, verse 46 with its own gloss) and "कारकांश से सप्तमस्थान का फल—" (7th house, verses 47-48 with a joint gloss) -- before the page ends at the CC-0 footer. Band-detect threshold swept 0.5-10 on this recto page (3772x4945); THRESH=2.5 gave 33 stable bands (maxh=124). Band0 (folio "१९०" + running head) skipped. Undersized band19 (26px, between the 6th-house subheading and verse46) was re-zoomed per standing practice and confirmed as a shirorekha/matra-top detection-split artifact bleeding from band20's own line, not lost text. Bands1-8 continue the "विशेष" verses begun on page189 as 34.41: four more verses (34.42-34.45), grading the child-scholar result by planet (Venus alone -> slightly less; Mercury alone -> not too little; Jupiter alone -> still all-knowing; then Mars/Mercury/Saturn/Sun/Moon/Rahu-Ketu variants by subject: Nyaya, Mimamsa, public-speaking, song, Sankhya/literature/yoga/music, mathematics -- with Jupiter's added involvement giving traditional-scripture learning). Band9 is an unnumbered half-verse (single danda "।", not a closing "॥ N ॥" citation): "कारकांशाद् द्विनेऽप्येवं केषांचन मते फलम्" ("From the Karakamsha's 2nd house also, likewise, in the opinion of some [teachers], is this result"). This sits between verse 34.45's own citation (band8) and the joint gloss covering "४१-४५" (band17), and the gloss itself explicitly corroborates it ("आत्मकारक के नवांश से द्वितीय स्थान से भी ऐसा ही फल कतिपय आचार्यों ने कहा है" -- "some acharyas have said the same result also holds from the 2nd house of the Atmakaraka's navamsha"). It is retained here exactly as printed, under ref 34.45a, disclosed as an unnumbered addendum rather than assigned a fabricated verse number, since the printed page gives it no "॥ N ॥" citation of its own. Bands10-17 carry the joint Hindi gloss for verses 41 through 45 (and the 34.45a addendum), closing "॥ ४१-४५ ॥". This retroactively resolves the GLOSS_PENDING placeholder seeded for verse 34.41 in commit cffdbfd (page189). Band18 is a marginal subheading, "कारकांश से षष्ठस्थान का फल—" ("Results of the 6th house from the Karakamsha"). Excluded from translationHi as an editorial subheading, per standing practice. Bands20-21 carry one new verse (34.46); bands22-23 its own single-verse Hindi gloss, closing "॥ ४६ ॥". Band24 is a further marginal subheading, "कारकांश से सप्तमस्थान का फल—" ("Results of the 7th house from the Karakamsha"). Excluded from translationHi. Bands25-28 carry two new verses (34.47-34.48). Both verses use an unfamiliar term, "मदे", for the 7th house -- not among the classical 7th-house synonyms this transcriber recognizes ("जाया", "कलत्र", "सप्तम"), but the printed reading was zoom-verified twice (p190-b25-zoomC.png) and is unambiguous, and the following gloss confirms the intended sense by paraphrasing it directly as "कारकांश से सप्तम में" ("in the 7th from Karakamsha"). Retained exactly as printed; disclosed as a non-standard/unrecognized term rather than silently normalized to "सप्तमे". Verse 34.48's third word (p190-b27-zoom2.png) was similarly hard to resolve at full confidence between a reading suggesting "short/small stature" and an alternative; transcribed as "ह्रस्वा" (the closest standard Sanskrit word matching the visible conjunct shapes) and disclosed as an ambiguous character rather than a confident zoom-confirmed read. Bands29-31 carry the joint Hindi gloss for verses 47-48, closing "॥ ४७-४८ ॥", followed immediately (band32) by the page's CC-0 digitization-credit footer ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"), confirming the page's true bottom margin. No chapter colophon appears on this page -- Chapter 34 continues onto page191.

  48. 34.47 सत्यापित

    47

    संस्कृत

    मदे शशीज्यौ कारकांशात्तज्जाया सुभगोत्तमा । कवौ कामातुरा प्रोक्ता कलापूर्णेन्दुजे स्मृता ॥ ४७ ॥

    made shashijyau karakamshattajjaya subhagottama | kavau kamatura prokta kalapurnendujesmrita || 47 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In the mada [7th house] from the Karakamsha, if the Moon and Jupiter [are placed], his wife is most beautiful and fortunate. With Venus, she is said to be passionate; with Mercury (indu-ja), she is remembered as accomplished in the arts.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    कारकांश से सप्तम में चन्द्रगुरु रहें तो जातक की स्त्री सुन्दरी होती है। शुक्र सप्तम में हो तो उसकी स्त्री कामातुरा, बुध हो तो कलापूर्णा, रवि हो तो अपने कुल में रचिता, शनि हो तो वयोऽधिका, तापसी तथा रुग्णा होती है। राहु कारकांश से सप्तम में हो तो उसकी स्त्री विधवा होवे ॥ ४७-४८ ॥

    स्रोत: Printed page १९०/190 (PDF p.222), Ch.34 Karakamsha-phala continues: closes out the "विशेष" note begun on page189 (verses 42-45, plus an unnumbered half-verse addendum), gives the joint Hindi gloss for verses 41-45, then opens two more subsections -- "कारकांश से षष्ठस्थान का फल—" (6th house, verse 46 with its own gloss) and "कारकांश से सप्तमस्थान का फल—" (7th house, verses 47-48 with a joint gloss) -- before the page ends at the CC-0 footer. Band-detect threshold swept 0.5-10 on this recto page (3772x4945); THRESH=2.5 gave 33 stable bands (maxh=124). Band0 (folio "१९०" + running head) skipped. Undersized band19 (26px, between the 6th-house subheading and verse46) was re-zoomed per standing practice and confirmed as a shirorekha/matra-top detection-split artifact bleeding from band20's own line, not lost text. Bands1-8 continue the "विशेष" verses begun on page189 as 34.41: four more verses (34.42-34.45), grading the child-scholar result by planet (Venus alone -> slightly less; Mercury alone -> not too little; Jupiter alone -> still all-knowing; then Mars/Mercury/Saturn/Sun/Moon/Rahu-Ketu variants by subject: Nyaya, Mimamsa, public-speaking, song, Sankhya/literature/yoga/music, mathematics -- with Jupiter's added involvement giving traditional-scripture learning). Band9 is an unnumbered half-verse (single danda "।", not a closing "॥ N ॥" citation): "कारकांशाद् द्विनेऽप्येवं केषांचन मते फलम्" ("From the Karakamsha's 2nd house also, likewise, in the opinion of some [teachers], is this result"). This sits between verse 34.45's own citation (band8) and the joint gloss covering "४१-४५" (band17), and the gloss itself explicitly corroborates it ("आत्मकारक के नवांश से द्वितीय स्थान से भी ऐसा ही फल कतिपय आचार्यों ने कहा है" -- "some acharyas have said the same result also holds from the 2nd house of the Atmakaraka's navamsha"). It is retained here exactly as printed, under ref 34.45a, disclosed as an unnumbered addendum rather than assigned a fabricated verse number, since the printed page gives it no "॥ N ॥" citation of its own. Bands10-17 carry the joint Hindi gloss for verses 41 through 45 (and the 34.45a addendum), closing "॥ ४१-४५ ॥". This retroactively resolves the GLOSS_PENDING placeholder seeded for verse 34.41 in commit cffdbfd (page189). Band18 is a marginal subheading, "कारकांश से षष्ठस्थान का फल—" ("Results of the 6th house from the Karakamsha"). Excluded from translationHi as an editorial subheading, per standing practice. Bands20-21 carry one new verse (34.46); bands22-23 its own single-verse Hindi gloss, closing "॥ ४६ ॥". Band24 is a further marginal subheading, "कारकांश से सप्तमस्थान का फल—" ("Results of the 7th house from the Karakamsha"). Excluded from translationHi. Bands25-28 carry two new verses (34.47-34.48). Both verses use an unfamiliar term, "मदे", for the 7th house -- not among the classical 7th-house synonyms this transcriber recognizes ("जाया", "कलत्र", "सप्तम"), but the printed reading was zoom-verified twice (p190-b25-zoomC.png) and is unambiguous, and the following gloss confirms the intended sense by paraphrasing it directly as "कारकांश से सप्तम में" ("in the 7th from Karakamsha"). Retained exactly as printed; disclosed as a non-standard/unrecognized term rather than silently normalized to "सप्तमे". Verse 34.48's third word (p190-b27-zoom2.png) was similarly hard to resolve at full confidence between a reading suggesting "short/small stature" and an alternative; transcribed as "ह्रस्वा" (the closest standard Sanskrit word matching the visible conjunct shapes) and disclosed as an ambiguous character rather than a confident zoom-confirmed read. Bands29-31 carry the joint Hindi gloss for verses 47-48, closing "॥ ४७-४८ ॥", followed immediately (band32) by the page's CC-0 digitization-credit footer ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"), confirming the page's true bottom margin. No chapter colophon appears on this page -- Chapter 34 continues onto page191.

  49. 34.48 सत्यापित

    48

    संस्कृत

    स्वान्वये रक्षिता ह्रस्वा वयोज्येष्ठा च सौरिणा । तापसी रोगयुक्ता वा विधवा स्यादगौ मुने ॥ ४८ ॥

    svanvaye rakshita hrasva vayojyeshtha ca saurina | tapasi rogayukta va vidhava syadagau mune || 48 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    With the Sun, she is protected/kept within his own lineage, short in stature. With Saturn, she is older in age, ascetic, and sickly. With Rahu, O sage, she would be a widow.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    कारकांश से सप्तम में चन्द्रगुरु रहें तो जातक की स्त्री सुन्दरी होती है। शुक्र सप्तम में हो तो उसकी स्त्री कामातुरा, बुध हो तो कलापूर्णा, रवि हो तो अपने कुल में रचिता, शनि हो तो वयोऽधिका, तापसी तथा रुग्णा होती है। राहु कारकांश से सप्तम में हो तो उसकी स्त्री विधवा होवे ॥ ४७-४८ ॥

    स्रोत: Printed page १९०/190 (PDF p.222), Ch.34 Karakamsha-phala continues: closes out the "विशेष" note begun on page189 (verses 42-45, plus an unnumbered half-verse addendum), gives the joint Hindi gloss for verses 41-45, then opens two more subsections -- "कारकांश से षष्ठस्थान का फल—" (6th house, verse 46 with its own gloss) and "कारकांश से सप्तमस्थान का फल—" (7th house, verses 47-48 with a joint gloss) -- before the page ends at the CC-0 footer. Band-detect threshold swept 0.5-10 on this recto page (3772x4945); THRESH=2.5 gave 33 stable bands (maxh=124). Band0 (folio "१९०" + running head) skipped. Undersized band19 (26px, between the 6th-house subheading and verse46) was re-zoomed per standing practice and confirmed as a shirorekha/matra-top detection-split artifact bleeding from band20's own line, not lost text. Bands1-8 continue the "विशेष" verses begun on page189 as 34.41: four more verses (34.42-34.45), grading the child-scholar result by planet (Venus alone -> slightly less; Mercury alone -> not too little; Jupiter alone -> still all-knowing; then Mars/Mercury/Saturn/Sun/Moon/Rahu-Ketu variants by subject: Nyaya, Mimamsa, public-speaking, song, Sankhya/literature/yoga/music, mathematics -- with Jupiter's added involvement giving traditional-scripture learning). Band9 is an unnumbered half-verse (single danda "।", not a closing "॥ N ॥" citation): "कारकांशाद् द्विनेऽप्येवं केषांचन मते फलम्" ("From the Karakamsha's 2nd house also, likewise, in the opinion of some [teachers], is this result"). This sits between verse 34.45's own citation (band8) and the joint gloss covering "४१-४५" (band17), and the gloss itself explicitly corroborates it ("आत्मकारक के नवांश से द्वितीय स्थान से भी ऐसा ही फल कतिपय आचार्यों ने कहा है" -- "some acharyas have said the same result also holds from the 2nd house of the Atmakaraka's navamsha"). It is retained here exactly as printed, under ref 34.45a, disclosed as an unnumbered addendum rather than assigned a fabricated verse number, since the printed page gives it no "॥ N ॥" citation of its own. Bands10-17 carry the joint Hindi gloss for verses 41 through 45 (and the 34.45a addendum), closing "॥ ४१-४५ ॥". This retroactively resolves the GLOSS_PENDING placeholder seeded for verse 34.41 in commit cffdbfd (page189). Band18 is a marginal subheading, "कारकांश से षष्ठस्थान का फल—" ("Results of the 6th house from the Karakamsha"). Excluded from translationHi as an editorial subheading, per standing practice. Bands20-21 carry one new verse (34.46); bands22-23 its own single-verse Hindi gloss, closing "॥ ४६ ॥". Band24 is a further marginal subheading, "कारकांश से सप्तमस्थान का फल—" ("Results of the 7th house from the Karakamsha"). Excluded from translationHi. Bands25-28 carry two new verses (34.47-34.48). Both verses use an unfamiliar term, "मदे", for the 7th house -- not among the classical 7th-house synonyms this transcriber recognizes ("जाया", "कलत्र", "सप्तम"), but the printed reading was zoom-verified twice (p190-b25-zoomC.png) and is unambiguous, and the following gloss confirms the intended sense by paraphrasing it directly as "कारकांश से सप्तम में" ("in the 7th from Karakamsha"). Retained exactly as printed; disclosed as a non-standard/unrecognized term rather than silently normalized to "सप्तमे". Verse 34.48's third word (p190-b27-zoom2.png) was similarly hard to resolve at full confidence between a reading suggesting "short/small stature" and an alternative; transcribed as "ह्रस्वा" (the closest standard Sanskrit word matching the visible conjunct shapes) and disclosed as an ambiguous character rather than a confident zoom-confirmed read. Bands29-31 carry the joint Hindi gloss for verses 47-48, closing "॥ ४७-४८ ॥", followed immediately (band32) by the page's CC-0 digitization-credit footer ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"), confirming the page's true bottom margin. No chapter colophon appears on this page -- Chapter 34 continues onto page191.

  50. 34.49 सत्यापित

    49

    संस्कृत

    ससौम्यनाथे निधने दीर्घायुः कारकांशतः । क्रूरदृष्ट्यन्विते ऽल्पायुः मध्यमायुस्तु मिश्रकैः ॥ ४९ ॥

    sasaumyanathe nidhane dirghayuh karakamshatah | kruradrishtyanvite'lpayuh madhyamayustu mishrakaih || 49 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If the 8th house from the Karakamsha is with a benefic [planet] or its own lord, [the native has] long life. If joined with the aspect of malefics, short life; with a mixture of both, medium life.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    कारकांश से अष्टम शुभग्रह या स्वाधिप से युक्त हो तो जातक दीर्घायु होता है । पापग्रह की दृष्टि या योग अष्टम पर हों तो वह अल्पायु होता और पाप, शुभ, दोनों तरह के ग्रहों की दृष्टि तथा संयोग से मध्यायु उसे कहना चाहिए ॥ ४९ ॥

    स्रोत: Printed page १९१/191 (PDF p.223), Ch.34 Karakamsha-phala continues: two new subsections, "अष्टमस्थान फल—" (8th-house results, verse 49 with its own individual gloss) and "नवमस्थान का फल—" (9th-house results, verses 50-56 sharing one joint gloss). Band-detect threshold swept 0.5-10 on this recto page (3167x4945); THRESH=3.0 gave a stable 35-band plateau (T=2.5-4 all agree). Band0 (folio "१९१" + running head "कारकांशफलाध्यायः") skipped. Two undersized bands (10: 28px, 12: 26px) were re-zoomed at wider context per standing practice and confirmed as detection-split top-fragments of the SAME lines as the immediately following full bands 11 and 13 (verse 34.51's two lines) -- not lost text, not separate content. Verse 34.55's first line ("कारकांशात्तु नवमे चन्द्रचन्द्रज[?]युते ।") contains a compound between "चन्द्रज" (Mercury, "son of the Moon") and "युते" that could not be fully resolved despite seven targeted zoom passes at increasing magnification (p191-b20-zoom.png through zoom7.png) -- the visible strokes most closely resemble "हग्" but do not form a standard recognized conjunct. The joint gloss (band31: "वही नवमस्थान चन्द्र-बुध से युतदृष्ट हो तो...") confirms the intended planets are only Moon and Mercury (चन्द्र-बुध), with no third factor, suggesting the ambiguous middle portion may be a compact/ligatured rendering of "-ईक्षिते" or similar rather than an additional syllable -- but per the hard no-fabrication constraint, the best-legible printed reading ("चन्द्रचन्द्रजहग्युते") is retained verbatim rather than silently normalized to the expected "-युतेक्षिते" pattern used in verses 50-54. Verse 34.54's compound was zoom-verified (p191-b19-zoom.png) as "षड्वर्गादिकयोगे" (not an initially misread "षड्वर्गोदिकयोगे"), confirmed by the gloss's own paraphrase "षड्वर्गादि के योग में" (band30). Band32 (CC-0 digitization-credit footer: "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri") appears folded into band33/34 alongside the closing gloss citation, confirming the page's true bottom margin. No chapter colophon -- Chapter 34 continues onto page192.

  51. 34.50 सत्यापित

    50

    संस्कृत

    कारकांशाच्च नवमे शुभखेट-युतीक्षिते । सत्यवादी गुरौ भक्तः स्वधर्मनिरतो नरः ॥ ५० ॥

    karakamshaccha navame shubhakheta-yutikshite | satyavadi gurau bhaktah svadharmanirato narah || 50 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    And if the 9th from the Karakamsha is conjoined-and-aspected by a benefic planet, [the native is] truthful, devoted to the guru, and devoted to his own dharma.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    कारकांश से नवम स्थान शुभग्रह से संयुक्त या दृष्ट हो तो जातक सत्यवादी गुरुभक्त तथा अपने धर्म में आसक्त होता है । वही नवम पापग्रह से युत-दृष्ट हो तो जातक बचपन में धर्मपरायण, और अन्तिमावस्था में मिथ्यावादी, हो जाता है । कारकांश से नवम शनि-राहु से युतदृष्ट हो तो वह (जातक) गुरुद्रोही तथा शास्त्रविमुख होता है । वही नवम सूर्य-गुरु से युतदृष्ट हो तो भी गुरुद्रोही, गुरुवाक्य को नहीं माननेवाला होता है । वही नवमस्थान भौम-शुक्र से युतदृष्ट हो तो उसीके षड्वर्गादि के योग में परस्त्री (जिसमें जातक आसक्त रहे) का मरण हो जाता है । वही नवमस्थान चन्द्र-बुध से युतदृष्ट हो तो परस्त्री-संगम प्रयुक्त वह उसी स्त्री के अधीन हो जाता है । नवम स्थान गुरुमात्र से युत-दृष्ट हो तो बालक स्त्रीलोलुप तथा विषयासक्त होता है ॥ ५०-५६ ॥

    स्रोत: Printed page १९१/191 (PDF p.223), Ch.34 Karakamsha-phala continues: two new subsections, "अष्टमस्थान फल—" (8th-house results, verse 49 with its own individual gloss) and "नवमस्थान का फल—" (9th-house results, verses 50-56 sharing one joint gloss). Band-detect threshold swept 0.5-10 on this recto page (3167x4945); THRESH=3.0 gave a stable 35-band plateau (T=2.5-4 all agree). Band0 (folio "१९१" + running head "कारकांशफलाध्यायः") skipped. Two undersized bands (10: 28px, 12: 26px) were re-zoomed at wider context per standing practice and confirmed as detection-split top-fragments of the SAME lines as the immediately following full bands 11 and 13 (verse 34.51's two lines) -- not lost text, not separate content. Verse 34.55's first line ("कारकांशात्तु नवमे चन्द्रचन्द्रज[?]युते ।") contains a compound between "चन्द्रज" (Mercury, "son of the Moon") and "युते" that could not be fully resolved despite seven targeted zoom passes at increasing magnification (p191-b20-zoom.png through zoom7.png) -- the visible strokes most closely resemble "हग्" but do not form a standard recognized conjunct. The joint gloss (band31: "वही नवमस्थान चन्द्र-बुध से युतदृष्ट हो तो...") confirms the intended planets are only Moon and Mercury (चन्द्र-बुध), with no third factor, suggesting the ambiguous middle portion may be a compact/ligatured rendering of "-ईक्षिते" or similar rather than an additional syllable -- but per the hard no-fabrication constraint, the best-legible printed reading ("चन्द्रचन्द्रजहग्युते") is retained verbatim rather than silently normalized to the expected "-युतेक्षिते" pattern used in verses 50-54. Verse 34.54's compound was zoom-verified (p191-b19-zoom.png) as "षड्वर्गादिकयोगे" (not an initially misread "षड्वर्गोदिकयोगे"), confirmed by the gloss's own paraphrase "षड्वर्गादि के योग में" (band30). Band32 (CC-0 digitization-credit footer: "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri") appears folded into band33/34 alongside the closing gloss citation, confirming the page's true bottom margin. No chapter colophon -- Chapter 34 continues onto page192.

  52. 34.51 सत्यापित

    51

    संस्कृत

    कारकांशाच्च नवमे पापग्रह-युतेक्षिते । स्वधर्मनिरतो बाल्ये मिथ्यावादी तथाऽन्तिमे ॥ ५१ ॥

    karakamshaccha navame papagraha-yutekshite | svadharmanirato balye mithyavadi tathantime || 51 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    And if the 9th from the Karakamsha is conjoined-and-aspected by a malefic planet, [the native is] devoted to his own dharma in childhood, but becomes a liar in the final stage of life.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    कारकांश से नवम स्थान शुभग्रह से संयुक्त या दृष्ट हो तो जातक सत्यवादी गुरुभक्त तथा अपने धर्म में आसक्त होता है । वही नवम पापग्रह से युत-दृष्ट हो तो जातक बचपन में धर्मपरायण, और अन्तिमावस्था में मिथ्यावादी, हो जाता है । कारकांश से नवम शनि-राहु से युतदृष्ट हो तो वह (जातक) गुरुद्रोही तथा शास्त्रविमुख होता है । वही नवम सूर्य-गुरु से युतदृष्ट हो तो भी गुरुद्रोही, गुरुवाक्य को नहीं माननेवाला होता है । वही नवमस्थान भौम-शुक्र से युतदृष्ट हो तो उसीके षड्वर्गादि के योग में परस्त्री (जिसमें जातक आसक्त रहे) का मरण हो जाता है । वही नवमस्थान चन्द्र-बुध से युतदृष्ट हो तो परस्त्री-संगम प्रयुक्त वह उसी स्त्री के अधीन हो जाता है । नवम स्थान गुरुमात्र से युत-दृष्ट हो तो बालक स्त्रीलोलुप तथा विषयासक्त होता है ॥ ५०-५६ ॥

    स्रोत: Printed page १९१/191 (PDF p.223), Ch.34 Karakamsha-phala continues: two new subsections, "अष्टमस्थान फल—" (8th-house results, verse 49 with its own individual gloss) and "नवमस्थान का फल—" (9th-house results, verses 50-56 sharing one joint gloss). Band-detect threshold swept 0.5-10 on this recto page (3167x4945); THRESH=3.0 gave a stable 35-band plateau (T=2.5-4 all agree). Band0 (folio "१९१" + running head "कारकांशफलाध्यायः") skipped. Two undersized bands (10: 28px, 12: 26px) were re-zoomed at wider context per standing practice and confirmed as detection-split top-fragments of the SAME lines as the immediately following full bands 11 and 13 (verse 34.51's two lines) -- not lost text, not separate content. Verse 34.55's first line ("कारकांशात्तु नवमे चन्द्रचन्द्रज[?]युते ।") contains a compound between "चन्द्रज" (Mercury, "son of the Moon") and "युते" that could not be fully resolved despite seven targeted zoom passes at increasing magnification (p191-b20-zoom.png through zoom7.png) -- the visible strokes most closely resemble "हग्" but do not form a standard recognized conjunct. The joint gloss (band31: "वही नवमस्थान चन्द्र-बुध से युतदृष्ट हो तो...") confirms the intended planets are only Moon and Mercury (चन्द्र-बुध), with no third factor, suggesting the ambiguous middle portion may be a compact/ligatured rendering of "-ईक्षिते" or similar rather than an additional syllable -- but per the hard no-fabrication constraint, the best-legible printed reading ("चन्द्रचन्द्रजहग्युते") is retained verbatim rather than silently normalized to the expected "-युतेक्षिते" pattern used in verses 50-54. Verse 34.54's compound was zoom-verified (p191-b19-zoom.png) as "षड्वर्गादिकयोगे" (not an initially misread "षड्वर्गोदिकयोगे"), confirmed by the gloss's own paraphrase "षड्वर्गादि के योग में" (band30). Band32 (CC-0 digitization-credit footer: "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri") appears folded into band33/34 alongside the closing gloss citation, confirming the page's true bottom margin. No chapter colophon -- Chapter 34 continues onto page192.

  53. 34.52 सत्यापित

    52

    संस्कृत

    कारकांशाच्च नवमे शनिराहुयुतेक्षिते । गुरुद्रोही भवेद् विप्र ! शास्त्रेषु विमुखो नरः ॥ ५२ ॥

    karakamshaccha navame shanirahuyutekshite | gurudrohi bhaved vipra shastreshu vimukho narah || 52 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    And if the 9th from the Karakamsha is conjoined-and-aspected by Saturn-Rahu, O Brahmin, [the native] becomes disloyal to the guru, averse to the scriptures.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    कारकांश से नवम स्थान शुभग्रह से संयुक्त या दृष्ट हो तो जातक सत्यवादी गुरुभक्त तथा अपने धर्म में आसक्त होता है । वही नवम पापग्रह से युत-दृष्ट हो तो जातक बचपन में धर्मपरायण, और अन्तिमावस्था में मिथ्यावादी, हो जाता है । कारकांश से नवम शनि-राहु से युतदृष्ट हो तो वह (जातक) गुरुद्रोही तथा शास्त्रविमुख होता है । वही नवम सूर्य-गुरु से युतदृष्ट हो तो भी गुरुद्रोही, गुरुवाक्य को नहीं माननेवाला होता है । वही नवमस्थान भौम-शुक्र से युतदृष्ट हो तो उसीके षड्वर्गादि के योग में परस्त्री (जिसमें जातक आसक्त रहे) का मरण हो जाता है । वही नवमस्थान चन्द्र-बुध से युतदृष्ट हो तो परस्त्री-संगम प्रयुक्त वह उसी स्त्री के अधीन हो जाता है । नवम स्थान गुरुमात्र से युत-दृष्ट हो तो बालक स्त्रीलोलुप तथा विषयासक्त होता है ॥ ५०-५६ ॥

    स्रोत: Printed page १९१/191 (PDF p.223), Ch.34 Karakamsha-phala continues: two new subsections, "अष्टमस्थान फल—" (8th-house results, verse 49 with its own individual gloss) and "नवमस्थान का फल—" (9th-house results, verses 50-56 sharing one joint gloss). Band-detect threshold swept 0.5-10 on this recto page (3167x4945); THRESH=3.0 gave a stable 35-band plateau (T=2.5-4 all agree). Band0 (folio "१९१" + running head "कारकांशफलाध्यायः") skipped. Two undersized bands (10: 28px, 12: 26px) were re-zoomed at wider context per standing practice and confirmed as detection-split top-fragments of the SAME lines as the immediately following full bands 11 and 13 (verse 34.51's two lines) -- not lost text, not separate content. Verse 34.55's first line ("कारकांशात्तु नवमे चन्द्रचन्द्रज[?]युते ।") contains a compound between "चन्द्रज" (Mercury, "son of the Moon") and "युते" that could not be fully resolved despite seven targeted zoom passes at increasing magnification (p191-b20-zoom.png through zoom7.png) -- the visible strokes most closely resemble "हग्" but do not form a standard recognized conjunct. The joint gloss (band31: "वही नवमस्थान चन्द्र-बुध से युतदृष्ट हो तो...") confirms the intended planets are only Moon and Mercury (चन्द्र-बुध), with no third factor, suggesting the ambiguous middle portion may be a compact/ligatured rendering of "-ईक्षिते" or similar rather than an additional syllable -- but per the hard no-fabrication constraint, the best-legible printed reading ("चन्द्रचन्द्रजहग्युते") is retained verbatim rather than silently normalized to the expected "-युतेक्षिते" pattern used in verses 50-54. Verse 34.54's compound was zoom-verified (p191-b19-zoom.png) as "षड्वर्गादिकयोगे" (not an initially misread "षड्वर्गोदिकयोगे"), confirmed by the gloss's own paraphrase "षड्वर्गादि के योग में" (band30). Band32 (CC-0 digitization-credit footer: "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri") appears folded into band33/34 alongside the closing gloss citation, confirming the page's true bottom margin. No chapter colophon -- Chapter 34 continues onto page192.

  54. 34.53 सत्यापित

    53

    संस्कृत

    कारकांशात्तु नवमे गुरुभानुयुतेक्षिते । तदापि च गुरुद्रोही गुरुवाक्यं न मन्यते ॥ ५३ ॥

    karakamshattu navame gurubhanuyutekshite | tadapi ca gurudrohi guruvakyam na manyate || 53 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    And if the 9th from the Karakamsha is conjoined-and-aspected by Jupiter-Sun, even then [the native] is disloyal to the guru, does not heed the guru's word.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    कारकांश से नवम स्थान शुभग्रह से संयुक्त या दृष्ट हो तो जातक सत्यवादी गुरुभक्त तथा अपने धर्म में आसक्त होता है । वही नवम पापग्रह से युत-दृष्ट हो तो जातक बचपन में धर्मपरायण, और अन्तिमावस्था में मिथ्यावादी, हो जाता है । कारकांश से नवम शनि-राहु से युतदृष्ट हो तो वह (जातक) गुरुद्रोही तथा शास्त्रविमुख होता है । वही नवम सूर्य-गुरु से युतदृष्ट हो तो भी गुरुद्रोही, गुरुवाक्य को नहीं माननेवाला होता है । वही नवमस्थान भौम-शुक्र से युतदृष्ट हो तो उसीके षड्वर्गादि के योग में परस्त्री (जिसमें जातक आसक्त रहे) का मरण हो जाता है । वही नवमस्थान चन्द्र-बुध से युतदृष्ट हो तो परस्त्री-संगम प्रयुक्त वह उसी स्त्री के अधीन हो जाता है । नवम स्थान गुरुमात्र से युत-दृष्ट हो तो बालक स्त्रीलोलुप तथा विषयासक्त होता है ॥ ५०-५६ ॥

    स्रोत: Printed page १९१/191 (PDF p.223), Ch.34 Karakamsha-phala continues: two new subsections, "अष्टमस्थान फल—" (8th-house results, verse 49 with its own individual gloss) and "नवमस्थान का फल—" (9th-house results, verses 50-56 sharing one joint gloss). Band-detect threshold swept 0.5-10 on this recto page (3167x4945); THRESH=3.0 gave a stable 35-band plateau (T=2.5-4 all agree). Band0 (folio "१९१" + running head "कारकांशफलाध्यायः") skipped. Two undersized bands (10: 28px, 12: 26px) were re-zoomed at wider context per standing practice and confirmed as detection-split top-fragments of the SAME lines as the immediately following full bands 11 and 13 (verse 34.51's two lines) -- not lost text, not separate content. Verse 34.55's first line ("कारकांशात्तु नवमे चन्द्रचन्द्रज[?]युते ।") contains a compound between "चन्द्रज" (Mercury, "son of the Moon") and "युते" that could not be fully resolved despite seven targeted zoom passes at increasing magnification (p191-b20-zoom.png through zoom7.png) -- the visible strokes most closely resemble "हग्" but do not form a standard recognized conjunct. The joint gloss (band31: "वही नवमस्थान चन्द्र-बुध से युतदृष्ट हो तो...") confirms the intended planets are only Moon and Mercury (चन्द्र-बुध), with no third factor, suggesting the ambiguous middle portion may be a compact/ligatured rendering of "-ईक्षिते" or similar rather than an additional syllable -- but per the hard no-fabrication constraint, the best-legible printed reading ("चन्द्रचन्द्रजहग्युते") is retained verbatim rather than silently normalized to the expected "-युतेक्षिते" pattern used in verses 50-54. Verse 34.54's compound was zoom-verified (p191-b19-zoom.png) as "षड्वर्गादिकयोगे" (not an initially misread "षड्वर्गोदिकयोगे"), confirmed by the gloss's own paraphrase "षड्वर्गादि के योग में" (band30). Band32 (CC-0 digitization-credit footer: "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri") appears folded into band33/34 alongside the closing gloss citation, confirming the page's true bottom margin. No chapter colophon -- Chapter 34 continues onto page192.

  55. 34.54 सत्यापित

    54

    संस्कृत

    कारकांशात्तु नवमे कुजकाव्ययुतेक्षिते । षड्वर्गादिकयोगे तु मरणं पारदारिकम् ॥ ५४ ॥

    karakamshattu navame kujakavyayutekshite | shadvargadikayoge tu maranam paradarikam || 54 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    And if the 9th from the Karakamsha is conjoined-and-aspected by Mars-Venus, then in a shadvarga-related combination, death occurs due to adultery (relations with another’s wife).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    कारकांश से नवम स्थान शुभग्रह से संयुक्त या दृष्ट हो तो जातक सत्यवादी गुरुभक्त तथा अपने धर्म में आसक्त होता है । वही नवम पापग्रह से युत-दृष्ट हो तो जातक बचपन में धर्मपरायण, और अन्तिमावस्था में मिथ्यावादी, हो जाता है । कारकांश से नवम शनि-राहु से युतदृष्ट हो तो वह (जातक) गुरुद्रोही तथा शास्त्रविमुख होता है । वही नवम सूर्य-गुरु से युतदृष्ट हो तो भी गुरुद्रोही, गुरुवाक्य को नहीं माननेवाला होता है । वही नवमस्थान भौम-शुक्र से युतदृष्ट हो तो उसीके षड्वर्गादि के योग में परस्त्री (जिसमें जातक आसक्त रहे) का मरण हो जाता है । वही नवमस्थान चन्द्र-बुध से युतदृष्ट हो तो परस्त्री-संगम प्रयुक्त वह उसी स्त्री के अधीन हो जाता है । नवम स्थान गुरुमात्र से युत-दृष्ट हो तो बालक स्त्रीलोलुप तथा विषयासक्त होता है ॥ ५०-५६ ॥

    स्रोत: Printed page १९१/191 (PDF p.223), Ch.34 Karakamsha-phala continues: two new subsections, "अष्टमस्थान फल—" (8th-house results, verse 49 with its own individual gloss) and "नवमस्थान का फल—" (9th-house results, verses 50-56 sharing one joint gloss). Band-detect threshold swept 0.5-10 on this recto page (3167x4945); THRESH=3.0 gave a stable 35-band plateau (T=2.5-4 all agree). Band0 (folio "१९१" + running head "कारकांशफलाध्यायः") skipped. Two undersized bands (10: 28px, 12: 26px) were re-zoomed at wider context per standing practice and confirmed as detection-split top-fragments of the SAME lines as the immediately following full bands 11 and 13 (verse 34.51's two lines) -- not lost text, not separate content. Verse 34.55's first line ("कारकांशात्तु नवमे चन्द्रचन्द्रज[?]युते ।") contains a compound between "चन्द्रज" (Mercury, "son of the Moon") and "युते" that could not be fully resolved despite seven targeted zoom passes at increasing magnification (p191-b20-zoom.png through zoom7.png) -- the visible strokes most closely resemble "हग्" but do not form a standard recognized conjunct. The joint gloss (band31: "वही नवमस्थान चन्द्र-बुध से युतदृष्ट हो तो...") confirms the intended planets are only Moon and Mercury (चन्द्र-बुध), with no third factor, suggesting the ambiguous middle portion may be a compact/ligatured rendering of "-ईक्षिते" or similar rather than an additional syllable -- but per the hard no-fabrication constraint, the best-legible printed reading ("चन्द्रचन्द्रजहग्युते") is retained verbatim rather than silently normalized to the expected "-युतेक्षिते" pattern used in verses 50-54. Verse 34.54's compound was zoom-verified (p191-b19-zoom.png) as "षड्वर्गादिकयोगे" (not an initially misread "षड्वर्गोदिकयोगे"), confirmed by the gloss's own paraphrase "षड्वर्गादि के योग में" (band30). Band32 (CC-0 digitization-credit footer: "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri") appears folded into band33/34 alongside the closing gloss citation, confirming the page's true bottom margin. No chapter colophon -- Chapter 34 continues onto page192.

  56. 34.55 सत्यापित

    55

    संस्कृत

    कारकांशात्तु नवमे चन्द्रचन्द्रजहग्युते । परस्त्रीसंगमाद् वालो बन्धको भवति ध्रुवम् ॥ ५५ ॥

    karakamshattu navame candracandrajahagyute | parastrisangamad valo bandhako bhavati dhruvam || 55 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    And if the 9th from the Karakamsha is conjoined with Moon-Mercury [reading uncertain, see source disclosure], the child, from union with another’s wife, certainly becomes bound/imprisoned.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    कारकांश से नवम स्थान शुभग्रह से संयुक्त या दृष्ट हो तो जातक सत्यवादी गुरुभक्त तथा अपने धर्म में आसक्त होता है । वही नवम पापग्रह से युत-दृष्ट हो तो जातक बचपन में धर्मपरायण, और अन्तिमावस्था में मिथ्यावादी, हो जाता है । कारकांश से नवम शनि-राहु से युतदृष्ट हो तो वह (जातक) गुरुद्रोही तथा शास्त्रविमुख होता है । वही नवम सूर्य-गुरु से युतदृष्ट हो तो भी गुरुद्रोही, गुरुवाक्य को नहीं माननेवाला होता है । वही नवमस्थान भौम-शुक्र से युतदृष्ट हो तो उसीके षड्वर्गादि के योग में परस्त्री (जिसमें जातक आसक्त रहे) का मरण हो जाता है । वही नवमस्थान चन्द्र-बुध से युतदृष्ट हो तो परस्त्री-संगम प्रयुक्त वह उसी स्त्री के अधीन हो जाता है । नवम स्थान गुरुमात्र से युत-दृष्ट हो तो बालक स्त्रीलोलुप तथा विषयासक्त होता है ॥ ५०-५६ ॥

    स्रोत: Printed page १९१/191 (PDF p.223), Ch.34 Karakamsha-phala continues: two new subsections, "अष्टमस्थान फल—" (8th-house results, verse 49 with its own individual gloss) and "नवमस्थान का फल—" (9th-house results, verses 50-56 sharing one joint gloss). Band-detect threshold swept 0.5-10 on this recto page (3167x4945); THRESH=3.0 gave a stable 35-band plateau (T=2.5-4 all agree). Band0 (folio "१९१" + running head "कारकांशफलाध्यायः") skipped. Two undersized bands (10: 28px, 12: 26px) were re-zoomed at wider context per standing practice and confirmed as detection-split top-fragments of the SAME lines as the immediately following full bands 11 and 13 (verse 34.51's two lines) -- not lost text, not separate content. Verse 34.55's first line ("कारकांशात्तु नवमे चन्द्रचन्द्रज[?]युते ।") contains a compound between "चन्द्रज" (Mercury, "son of the Moon") and "युते" that could not be fully resolved despite seven targeted zoom passes at increasing magnification (p191-b20-zoom.png through zoom7.png) -- the visible strokes most closely resemble "हग्" but do not form a standard recognized conjunct. The joint gloss (band31: "वही नवमस्थान चन्द्र-बुध से युतदृष्ट हो तो...") confirms the intended planets are only Moon and Mercury (चन्द्र-बुध), with no third factor, suggesting the ambiguous middle portion may be a compact/ligatured rendering of "-ईक्षिते" or similar rather than an additional syllable -- but per the hard no-fabrication constraint, the best-legible printed reading ("चन्द्रचन्द्रजहग्युते") is retained verbatim rather than silently normalized to the expected "-युतेक्षिते" pattern used in verses 50-54. Verse 34.54's compound was zoom-verified (p191-b19-zoom.png) as "षड्वर्गादिकयोगे" (not an initially misread "षड्वर्गोदिकयोगे"), confirmed by the gloss's own paraphrase "षड्वर्गादि के योग में" (band30). Band32 (CC-0 digitization-credit footer: "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri") appears folded into band33/34 alongside the closing gloss citation, confirming the page's true bottom margin. No chapter colophon -- Chapter 34 continues onto page192. [WORD ANOMALY: the compound between "चन्द्रज" and "युते" in this verse's first line could not be fully resolved despite seven zoom passes -- retained as best-legible "हग्" per the hard no-fabrication constraint; see PAGE191_SOURCE for full disclosure. The joint gloss confirms only Moon-Mercury (चन्द्र-बुध) are intended, with no third factor.] [CROSS-PAGE INVESTIGATION, recorded on page192: page192's verse 59 and verse 62 both independently confirmed a clean, unambiguous "दृग्" (दृक्+युत) compound shape via high-zoom verification. This confirmed exemplar was directly compared side-by-side against this verse's disputed glyph (scratchpad/compare_p192_drg.png vs compare_p191_disputed.png). The two shapes do not match -- this verse's glyph is a lower, wider double-loop shape consistent with "ह", not the confirmed "दृ" shape. The originally-disclosed "हग्" reading is therefore retained, and no retroactive correction is applied. This note closes the investigation.]

  57. 34.56 सत्यापित

    56

    संस्कृत

    जीवमात्रेण नवमे संयुते वा निरीक्षिते । स्त्रीलोलुपो भवेद् वालो विषयी चापि जायते ॥ ५६ ॥

    jivamatrena navame samyute va nirikshite | strilolupo bhaved valo vishayi capi jayate || 56 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If the 9th is conjoined or aspected by Jupiter alone, the child becomes fond of women (lustful) and also sensuous/hedonistic.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    कारकांश से नवम स्थान शुभग्रह से संयुक्त या दृष्ट हो तो जातक सत्यवादी गुरुभक्त तथा अपने धर्म में आसक्त होता है । वही नवम पापग्रह से युत-दृष्ट हो तो जातक बचपन में धर्मपरायण, और अन्तिमावस्था में मिथ्यावादी, हो जाता है । कारकांश से नवम शनि-राहु से युतदृष्ट हो तो वह (जातक) गुरुद्रोही तथा शास्त्रविमुख होता है । वही नवम सूर्य-गुरु से युतदृष्ट हो तो भी गुरुद्रोही, गुरुवाक्य को नहीं माननेवाला होता है । वही नवमस्थान भौम-शुक्र से युतदृष्ट हो तो उसीके षड्वर्गादि के योग में परस्त्री (जिसमें जातक आसक्त रहे) का मरण हो जाता है । वही नवमस्थान चन्द्र-बुध से युतदृष्ट हो तो परस्त्री-संगम प्रयुक्त वह उसी स्त्री के अधीन हो जाता है । नवम स्थान गुरुमात्र से युत-दृष्ट हो तो बालक स्त्रीलोलुप तथा विषयासक्त होता है ॥ ५०-५६ ॥

    स्रोत: Printed page १९१/191 (PDF p.223), Ch.34 Karakamsha-phala continues: two new subsections, "अष्टमस्थान फल—" (8th-house results, verse 49 with its own individual gloss) and "नवमस्थान का फल—" (9th-house results, verses 50-56 sharing one joint gloss). Band-detect threshold swept 0.5-10 on this recto page (3167x4945); THRESH=3.0 gave a stable 35-band plateau (T=2.5-4 all agree). Band0 (folio "१९१" + running head "कारकांशफलाध्यायः") skipped. Two undersized bands (10: 28px, 12: 26px) were re-zoomed at wider context per standing practice and confirmed as detection-split top-fragments of the SAME lines as the immediately following full bands 11 and 13 (verse 34.51's two lines) -- not lost text, not separate content. Verse 34.55's first line ("कारकांशात्तु नवमे चन्द्रचन्द्रज[?]युते ।") contains a compound between "चन्द्रज" (Mercury, "son of the Moon") and "युते" that could not be fully resolved despite seven targeted zoom passes at increasing magnification (p191-b20-zoom.png through zoom7.png) -- the visible strokes most closely resemble "हग्" but do not form a standard recognized conjunct. The joint gloss (band31: "वही नवमस्थान चन्द्र-बुध से युतदृष्ट हो तो...") confirms the intended planets are only Moon and Mercury (चन्द्र-बुध), with no third factor, suggesting the ambiguous middle portion may be a compact/ligatured rendering of "-ईक्षिते" or similar rather than an additional syllable -- but per the hard no-fabrication constraint, the best-legible printed reading ("चन्द्रचन्द्रजहग्युते") is retained verbatim rather than silently normalized to the expected "-युतेक्षिते" pattern used in verses 50-54. Verse 34.54's compound was zoom-verified (p191-b19-zoom.png) as "षड्वर्गादिकयोगे" (not an initially misread "षड्वर्गोदिकयोगे"), confirmed by the gloss's own paraphrase "षड्वर्गादि के योग में" (band30). Band32 (CC-0 digitization-credit footer: "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri") appears folded into band33/34 alongside the closing gloss citation, confirming the page's true bottom margin. No chapter colophon -- Chapter 34 continues onto page192.

  58. 34.57 सत्यापित

    57

    संस्कृत

    दशमे कारकांशात्तु शुभखेटान्वितेक्षिते । स्थिरावित्तो भवेद् वालो गम्भीरो बहुवीर्यवान् ॥ ५७ ॥

    dashame karakamshattu shubhakhetanvitekshite | sthiravitto bhaved valo gambhiro bahuviryavan || 57 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If the 10th from the Karakamsha is joined with, and aspected by, benefic planets, [the native] becomes one of stable wealth, dignified, and greatly powerful.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    आत्मकारक के नवांश से दशम स्थान शुभग्रह से युतदृष्ट हो तो जातक स्थिर सम्पत्तिवाला, गम्भीर तथा बहुत बलवान् होता है । वही दशम स्थान पापग्रह से युत-दृष्ट हो तो व्यापार में अर्थहानि, तथा पिता के सौख्य से वञ्चित जातक होता है । उसी दशम स्थान पर बुधशुक्र की दृष्टि या संयोग हो तो व्यापार में बहुत लाभ, तथा जातक बड़े-बड़े कार्यों का करनेवाला होता है । कारकांश से दशम स्थान में यदि सूर्य-चन्द्र से युक्त या दृष्ट हो तथा गुरु का भी योग या दृष्टि उस पर हो तो जातक राजा होता है ॥ ५७-६० ॥

    स्रोत: Printed page १९२/192 (PDF p.224), Ch.34 Karakamsha-phala continues: three new subsections, "दशमस्थान का फल—" (10th-house results, verses 57-60 with joint gloss), "एकादश स्थान का फल—" (11th-house results, verses 61-62 with joint gloss), and "द्वादशस्थान का फल—" (12th-house results, verses 63-65 -- joint gloss for this final group is not present on this page; the page's last content band runs directly into the CC-0 footer, so the 63-65 gloss must appear at the start of page193 and will be added retroactively once that page is transcribed). Band-detect threshold swept 0.5-10 on this verso page (3384x4947); THRESH=4.0 gave a stable 33-band plateau (T=3.5-8 all agree, maxh=127). Band0 (folio "१९२" + running head "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्", verso book-title style) skipped. Band3 (26px) re-zoomed and confirmed as a detection-split top-fragment of the same line as the immediately following band4 (verse 34.57's second line) -- not lost text, per the established split-line artifact pattern. Verse 34.59's compound, initially misread at low zoom as "-दग्युते", was corrected via targeted high-zoom passes (p192-b07-fullzoom.png, p192-b07-zoom2.png) to "-दृग्युते" (दृक् "sight/aspect" + युत "joined" sandhi compound, a recognized astrological phrase meaning "joined with the aspect [of a planet]"). Verse 34.62's parallel compound "क्रूरदृग्योगात्" was independently zoom-verified (p192-b21-zoom.png, p192-b21-zoom2.png) at high magnification and shows the same "दृग्" shape unambiguously -- consonant द with an upward-curling ऋ-matra flourish characteristic of this typeface's vocalic-ऋ rendering, distinct from a plain ग् subscript. This clean "दृग्" exemplar was used to re-examine page191 verse 34.55's disputed compound (previously disclosed as best-legible "हग्", ambiguous after seven zoom passes). A direct side-by-side pixel comparison (scratchpad/compare_p192_drg.png vs compare_p191_disputed.png) was made this page: the confirmed "दृ" shape (single body, upward hook flourish above-right) is visually distinct from page191's disputed glyph (a lower, wider double-loop/double-curve "S"-like shape). The page191 glyph remains a closer visual match to "ह" than to "दृ". Conclusion: verse 34.55 is NOT retroactively corrected -- the printed "हग्" reading is retained, and this cross-page investigation is recorded here to close the question rather than re-open it on a future page. Verse 34.63's opening reads "कारकांशात्त रिष्फस्थे" -- zoom-verified (p192-b27-word-zoom2.png) to definitively lack any "ु" vowel-sign after त्त, unlike every parallel verse in this series which uses "कारकांशात्तु". Retained exactly as printed as a word anomaly (likely a worn/missing matra in this print run), not silently normalized. Verse 34.63 line2's compound was zoom-verified (p192-b28-word-zoom.png) as "खेटासन्ने" (खेट + आसन्न, "planet near/approaching" -- a recognized compound), not an initially-uncertain "-सन्ने"/ "-सच्वे" guess. No chapter colophon on this page -- Chapter 34 continues onto page193. Band32 (verse 34.65's second line) runs directly into the CC-0 digitization-credit footer ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"), confirming the page's true bottom margin.

  59. 34.58 सत्यापित

    58

    संस्कृत

    कारकांशात्तु दशमे क्रूरग्रहयुतेक्षिते । व्यवसायेऽर्थहानिः स्यात्स्वतातसुखवर्जितः ॥ ५८ ॥

    karakamshattu dashame kruragrahayutekshite | vyavasaye'rthahanih syatsvatatasukhavarjitah || 58 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    And if the 10th from the Karakamsha is conjoined-and-aspected by malefic planets, there is loss in occupation, and [the native] is deprived of the happiness of one's father.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    आत्मकारक के नवांश से दशम स्थान शुभग्रह से युतदृष्ट हो तो जातक स्थिर सम्पत्तिवाला, गम्भीर तथा बहुत बलवान् होता है । वही दशम स्थान पापग्रह से युत-दृष्ट हो तो व्यापार में अर्थहानि, तथा पिता के सौख्य से वञ्चित जातक होता है । उसी दशम स्थान पर बुधशुक्र की दृष्टि या संयोग हो तो व्यापार में बहुत लाभ, तथा जातक बड़े-बड़े कार्यों का करनेवाला होता है । कारकांश से दशम स्थान में यदि सूर्य-चन्द्र से युक्त या दृष्ट हो तथा गुरु का भी योग या दृष्टि उस पर हो तो जातक राजा होता है ॥ ५७-६० ॥

    स्रोत: Printed page १९२/192 (PDF p.224), Ch.34 Karakamsha-phala continues: three new subsections, "दशमस्थान का फल—" (10th-house results, verses 57-60 with joint gloss), "एकादश स्थान का फल—" (11th-house results, verses 61-62 with joint gloss), and "द्वादशस्थान का फल—" (12th-house results, verses 63-65 -- joint gloss for this final group is not present on this page; the page's last content band runs directly into the CC-0 footer, so the 63-65 gloss must appear at the start of page193 and will be added retroactively once that page is transcribed). Band-detect threshold swept 0.5-10 on this verso page (3384x4947); THRESH=4.0 gave a stable 33-band plateau (T=3.5-8 all agree, maxh=127). Band0 (folio "१९२" + running head "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्", verso book-title style) skipped. Band3 (26px) re-zoomed and confirmed as a detection-split top-fragment of the same line as the immediately following band4 (verse 34.57's second line) -- not lost text, per the established split-line artifact pattern. Verse 34.59's compound, initially misread at low zoom as "-दग्युते", was corrected via targeted high-zoom passes (p192-b07-fullzoom.png, p192-b07-zoom2.png) to "-दृग्युते" (दृक् "sight/aspect" + युत "joined" sandhi compound, a recognized astrological phrase meaning "joined with the aspect [of a planet]"). Verse 34.62's parallel compound "क्रूरदृग्योगात्" was independently zoom-verified (p192-b21-zoom.png, p192-b21-zoom2.png) at high magnification and shows the same "दृग्" shape unambiguously -- consonant द with an upward-curling ऋ-matra flourish characteristic of this typeface's vocalic-ऋ rendering, distinct from a plain ग् subscript. This clean "दृग्" exemplar was used to re-examine page191 verse 34.55's disputed compound (previously disclosed as best-legible "हग्", ambiguous after seven zoom passes). A direct side-by-side pixel comparison (scratchpad/compare_p192_drg.png vs compare_p191_disputed.png) was made this page: the confirmed "दृ" shape (single body, upward hook flourish above-right) is visually distinct from page191's disputed glyph (a lower, wider double-loop/double-curve "S"-like shape). The page191 glyph remains a closer visual match to "ह" than to "दृ". Conclusion: verse 34.55 is NOT retroactively corrected -- the printed "हग्" reading is retained, and this cross-page investigation is recorded here to close the question rather than re-open it on a future page. Verse 34.63's opening reads "कारकांशात्त रिष्फस्थे" -- zoom-verified (p192-b27-word-zoom2.png) to definitively lack any "ु" vowel-sign after त्त, unlike every parallel verse in this series which uses "कारकांशात्तु". Retained exactly as printed as a word anomaly (likely a worn/missing matra in this print run), not silently normalized. Verse 34.63 line2's compound was zoom-verified (p192-b28-word-zoom.png) as "खेटासन्ने" (खेट + आसन्न, "planet near/approaching" -- a recognized compound), not an initially-uncertain "-सन्ने"/ "-सच्वे" guess. No chapter colophon on this page -- Chapter 34 continues onto page193. Band32 (verse 34.65's second line) runs directly into the CC-0 digitization-credit footer ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"), confirming the page's true bottom margin.

  60. 34.59 सत्यापित

    59

    संस्कृत

    कारकांशात्तु दशमे सौम्यभार्गवदृग्युते । व्यापारे बहुलाभः स्यान्महत्कर्मकृदप्यसौ ॥ ५९ ॥

    karakamshattu dashame saumyabhargavadrigyute | vyapare bahulabhah syanmahatkarmakridapyasau || 59 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    And if the 10th from the Karakamsha is joined with the aspect of Mercury-Venus, [the native] has great profit in business, and becomes a doer of great deeds as well.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    आत्मकारक के नवांश से दशम स्थान शुभग्रह से युतदृष्ट हो तो जातक स्थिर सम्पत्तिवाला, गम्भीर तथा बहुत बलवान् होता है । वही दशम स्थान पापग्रह से युत-दृष्ट हो तो व्यापार में अर्थहानि, तथा पिता के सौख्य से वञ्चित जातक होता है । उसी दशम स्थान पर बुधशुक्र की दृष्टि या संयोग हो तो व्यापार में बहुत लाभ, तथा जातक बड़े-बड़े कार्यों का करनेवाला होता है । कारकांश से दशम स्थान में यदि सूर्य-चन्द्र से युक्त या दृष्ट हो तथा गुरु का भी योग या दृष्टि उस पर हो तो जातक राजा होता है ॥ ५७-६० ॥

    स्रोत: Printed page १९२/192 (PDF p.224), Ch.34 Karakamsha-phala continues: three new subsections, "दशमस्थान का फल—" (10th-house results, verses 57-60 with joint gloss), "एकादश स्थान का फल—" (11th-house results, verses 61-62 with joint gloss), and "द्वादशस्थान का फल—" (12th-house results, verses 63-65 -- joint gloss for this final group is not present on this page; the page's last content band runs directly into the CC-0 footer, so the 63-65 gloss must appear at the start of page193 and will be added retroactively once that page is transcribed). Band-detect threshold swept 0.5-10 on this verso page (3384x4947); THRESH=4.0 gave a stable 33-band plateau (T=3.5-8 all agree, maxh=127). Band0 (folio "१९२" + running head "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्", verso book-title style) skipped. Band3 (26px) re-zoomed and confirmed as a detection-split top-fragment of the same line as the immediately following band4 (verse 34.57's second line) -- not lost text, per the established split-line artifact pattern. Verse 34.59's compound, initially misread at low zoom as "-दग्युते", was corrected via targeted high-zoom passes (p192-b07-fullzoom.png, p192-b07-zoom2.png) to "-दृग्युते" (दृक् "sight/aspect" + युत "joined" sandhi compound, a recognized astrological phrase meaning "joined with the aspect [of a planet]"). Verse 34.62's parallel compound "क्रूरदृग्योगात्" was independently zoom-verified (p192-b21-zoom.png, p192-b21-zoom2.png) at high magnification and shows the same "दृग्" shape unambiguously -- consonant द with an upward-curling ऋ-matra flourish characteristic of this typeface's vocalic-ऋ rendering, distinct from a plain ग् subscript. This clean "दृग्" exemplar was used to re-examine page191 verse 34.55's disputed compound (previously disclosed as best-legible "हग्", ambiguous after seven zoom passes). A direct side-by-side pixel comparison (scratchpad/compare_p192_drg.png vs compare_p191_disputed.png) was made this page: the confirmed "दृ" shape (single body, upward hook flourish above-right) is visually distinct from page191's disputed glyph (a lower, wider double-loop/double-curve "S"-like shape). The page191 glyph remains a closer visual match to "ह" than to "दृ". Conclusion: verse 34.55 is NOT retroactively corrected -- the printed "हग्" reading is retained, and this cross-page investigation is recorded here to close the question rather than re-open it on a future page. Verse 34.63's opening reads "कारकांशात्त रिष्फस्थे" -- zoom-verified (p192-b27-word-zoom2.png) to definitively lack any "ु" vowel-sign after त्त, unlike every parallel verse in this series which uses "कारकांशात्तु". Retained exactly as printed as a word anomaly (likely a worn/missing matra in this print run), not silently normalized. Verse 34.63 line2's compound was zoom-verified (p192-b28-word-zoom.png) as "खेटासन्ने" (खेट + आसन्न, "planet near/approaching" -- a recognized compound), not an initially-uncertain "-सन्ने"/ "-सच्वे" guess. No chapter colophon on this page -- Chapter 34 continues onto page193. Band32 (verse 34.65's second line) runs directly into the CC-0 digitization-credit footer ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"), confirming the page's true bottom margin.

  61. 34.60 सत्यापित

    60

    संस्कृत

    दशमे कारकांशात्तु सूर्येन्दुयुतवीक्षिते । सुरेज्ययुतदृष्टेऽपि जातो भवति भूपतिः ॥ ६० ॥

    dashame karakamshattu suryenduyutavikshite | surejyayutadrishte'pi jato bhavati bhupatih || 60 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    And if the 10th from the Karakamsha is joined-and-aspected by Sun-Moon, or also conjoined-or-aspected by Jupiter, one born becomes a king.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    आत्मकारक के नवांश से दशम स्थान शुभग्रह से युतदृष्ट हो तो जातक स्थिर सम्पत्तिवाला, गम्भीर तथा बहुत बलवान् होता है । वही दशम स्थान पापग्रह से युत-दृष्ट हो तो व्यापार में अर्थहानि, तथा पिता के सौख्य से वञ्चित जातक होता है । उसी दशम स्थान पर बुधशुक्र की दृष्टि या संयोग हो तो व्यापार में बहुत लाभ, तथा जातक बड़े-बड़े कार्यों का करनेवाला होता है । कारकांश से दशम स्थान में यदि सूर्य-चन्द्र से युक्त या दृष्ट हो तथा गुरु का भी योग या दृष्टि उस पर हो तो जातक राजा होता है ॥ ५७-६० ॥

    स्रोत: Printed page १९२/192 (PDF p.224), Ch.34 Karakamsha-phala continues: three new subsections, "दशमस्थान का फल—" (10th-house results, verses 57-60 with joint gloss), "एकादश स्थान का फल—" (11th-house results, verses 61-62 with joint gloss), and "द्वादशस्थान का फल—" (12th-house results, verses 63-65 -- joint gloss for this final group is not present on this page; the page's last content band runs directly into the CC-0 footer, so the 63-65 gloss must appear at the start of page193 and will be added retroactively once that page is transcribed). Band-detect threshold swept 0.5-10 on this verso page (3384x4947); THRESH=4.0 gave a stable 33-band plateau (T=3.5-8 all agree, maxh=127). Band0 (folio "१९२" + running head "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्", verso book-title style) skipped. Band3 (26px) re-zoomed and confirmed as a detection-split top-fragment of the same line as the immediately following band4 (verse 34.57's second line) -- not lost text, per the established split-line artifact pattern. Verse 34.59's compound, initially misread at low zoom as "-दग्युते", was corrected via targeted high-zoom passes (p192-b07-fullzoom.png, p192-b07-zoom2.png) to "-दृग्युते" (दृक् "sight/aspect" + युत "joined" sandhi compound, a recognized astrological phrase meaning "joined with the aspect [of a planet]"). Verse 34.62's parallel compound "क्रूरदृग्योगात्" was independently zoom-verified (p192-b21-zoom.png, p192-b21-zoom2.png) at high magnification and shows the same "दृग्" shape unambiguously -- consonant द with an upward-curling ऋ-matra flourish characteristic of this typeface's vocalic-ऋ rendering, distinct from a plain ग् subscript. This clean "दृग्" exemplar was used to re-examine page191 verse 34.55's disputed compound (previously disclosed as best-legible "हग्", ambiguous after seven zoom passes). A direct side-by-side pixel comparison (scratchpad/compare_p192_drg.png vs compare_p191_disputed.png) was made this page: the confirmed "दृ" shape (single body, upward hook flourish above-right) is visually distinct from page191's disputed glyph (a lower, wider double-loop/double-curve "S"-like shape). The page191 glyph remains a closer visual match to "ह" than to "दृ". Conclusion: verse 34.55 is NOT retroactively corrected -- the printed "हग्" reading is retained, and this cross-page investigation is recorded here to close the question rather than re-open it on a future page. Verse 34.63's opening reads "कारकांशात्त रिष्फस्थे" -- zoom-verified (p192-b27-word-zoom2.png) to definitively lack any "ु" vowel-sign after त्त, unlike every parallel verse in this series which uses "कारकांशात्तु". Retained exactly as printed as a word anomaly (likely a worn/missing matra in this print run), not silently normalized. Verse 34.63 line2's compound was zoom-verified (p192-b28-word-zoom.png) as "खेटासन्ने" (खेट + आसन्न, "planet near/approaching" -- a recognized compound), not an initially-uncertain "-सन्ने"/ "-सच्वे" guess. No chapter colophon on this page -- Chapter 34 continues onto page193. Band32 (verse 34.65's second line) runs directly into the CC-0 digitization-credit footer ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"), confirming the page's true bottom margin.

  62. 34.61 सत्यापित

    61

    संस्कृत

    एकादशे कारकांशात् सद्भोगान्वितेक्षिते । सर्वत्र लाभवाञ् जातः सदा सोदरसौख्ययुक् ॥ ६१ ॥

    ekadashe karakamshat sadbhoganvitekshite | sarvatra labhavan jatah sada sodarasaukhyayuk || 61 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If the 11th from the Karakamsha is joined-and-aspected by [significations of] good fortune, the person gains everywhere and is ever endowed with the happiness of siblings.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    कारकांश से एकादश स्थान शुभग्रहों से युत-दृष्ट हो तो सभी क्षेत्रों में जातक लाभान्वित तथा भ्रातृसौख्यपूर्ण होता है । वही एकादश-स्थान पाप ग्रहों से युत-दृष्ट हो तो असद्वृत्ति से लाभवान् पराक्रमी तथा विश्वविख्यात जातक होता है ॥ ६१-६२ ॥

    स्रोत: Printed page १९२/192 (PDF p.224), Ch.34 Karakamsha-phala continues: three new subsections, "दशमस्थान का फल—" (10th-house results, verses 57-60 with joint gloss), "एकादश स्थान का फल—" (11th-house results, verses 61-62 with joint gloss), and "द्वादशस्थान का फल—" (12th-house results, verses 63-65 -- joint gloss for this final group is not present on this page; the page's last content band runs directly into the CC-0 footer, so the 63-65 gloss must appear at the start of page193 and will be added retroactively once that page is transcribed). Band-detect threshold swept 0.5-10 on this verso page (3384x4947); THRESH=4.0 gave a stable 33-band plateau (T=3.5-8 all agree, maxh=127). Band0 (folio "१९२" + running head "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्", verso book-title style) skipped. Band3 (26px) re-zoomed and confirmed as a detection-split top-fragment of the same line as the immediately following band4 (verse 34.57's second line) -- not lost text, per the established split-line artifact pattern. Verse 34.59's compound, initially misread at low zoom as "-दग्युते", was corrected via targeted high-zoom passes (p192-b07-fullzoom.png, p192-b07-zoom2.png) to "-दृग्युते" (दृक् "sight/aspect" + युत "joined" sandhi compound, a recognized astrological phrase meaning "joined with the aspect [of a planet]"). Verse 34.62's parallel compound "क्रूरदृग्योगात्" was independently zoom-verified (p192-b21-zoom.png, p192-b21-zoom2.png) at high magnification and shows the same "दृग्" shape unambiguously -- consonant द with an upward-curling ऋ-matra flourish characteristic of this typeface's vocalic-ऋ rendering, distinct from a plain ग् subscript. This clean "दृग्" exemplar was used to re-examine page191 verse 34.55's disputed compound (previously disclosed as best-legible "हग्", ambiguous after seven zoom passes). A direct side-by-side pixel comparison (scratchpad/compare_p192_drg.png vs compare_p191_disputed.png) was made this page: the confirmed "दृ" shape (single body, upward hook flourish above-right) is visually distinct from page191's disputed glyph (a lower, wider double-loop/double-curve "S"-like shape). The page191 glyph remains a closer visual match to "ह" than to "दृ". Conclusion: verse 34.55 is NOT retroactively corrected -- the printed "हग्" reading is retained, and this cross-page investigation is recorded here to close the question rather than re-open it on a future page. Verse 34.63's opening reads "कारकांशात्त रिष्फस्थे" -- zoom-verified (p192-b27-word-zoom2.png) to definitively lack any "ु" vowel-sign after त्त, unlike every parallel verse in this series which uses "कारकांशात्तु". Retained exactly as printed as a word anomaly (likely a worn/missing matra in this print run), not silently normalized. Verse 34.63 line2's compound was zoom-verified (p192-b28-word-zoom.png) as "खेटासन्ने" (खेट + आसन्न, "planet near/approaching" -- a recognized compound), not an initially-uncertain "-सन्ने"/ "-सच्वे" guess. No chapter colophon on this page -- Chapter 34 continues onto page193. Band32 (verse 34.65's second line) runs directly into the CC-0 digitization-credit footer ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"), confirming the page's true bottom margin.

  63. 34.62 सत्यापित

    62

    संस्कृत

    तत्रैव क्रूरदृग्योगात्सद्वृत्त्यर्थलाभवान् । पराक्रमयुतो विश्वविश्रुतो जायते जनः ॥ ६२ ॥

    tatraiva kruradrigyogatsadvrittyarthalabhavan | parakramayuto vishvavishruto jayate janah || 62 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In that same [11th house], from conjunction with the aspect of a malefic, [the native] gains wealth through righteous conduct; endowed with valor, the person becomes world-renowned.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    कारकांश से एकादश स्थान शुभग्रहों से युत-दृष्ट हो तो सभी क्षेत्रों में जातक लाभान्वित तथा भ्रातृसौख्यपूर्ण होता है । वही एकादश-स्थान पाप ग्रहों से युत-दृष्ट हो तो असद्वृत्ति से लाभवान् पराक्रमी तथा विश्वविख्यात जातक होता है ॥ ६१-६२ ॥

    स्रोत: Printed page १९२/192 (PDF p.224), Ch.34 Karakamsha-phala continues: three new subsections, "दशमस्थान का फल—" (10th-house results, verses 57-60 with joint gloss), "एकादश स्थान का फल—" (11th-house results, verses 61-62 with joint gloss), and "द्वादशस्थान का फल—" (12th-house results, verses 63-65 -- joint gloss for this final group is not present on this page; the page's last content band runs directly into the CC-0 footer, so the 63-65 gloss must appear at the start of page193 and will be added retroactively once that page is transcribed). Band-detect threshold swept 0.5-10 on this verso page (3384x4947); THRESH=4.0 gave a stable 33-band plateau (T=3.5-8 all agree, maxh=127). Band0 (folio "१९२" + running head "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्", verso book-title style) skipped. Band3 (26px) re-zoomed and confirmed as a detection-split top-fragment of the same line as the immediately following band4 (verse 34.57's second line) -- not lost text, per the established split-line artifact pattern. Verse 34.59's compound, initially misread at low zoom as "-दग्युते", was corrected via targeted high-zoom passes (p192-b07-fullzoom.png, p192-b07-zoom2.png) to "-दृग्युते" (दृक् "sight/aspect" + युत "joined" sandhi compound, a recognized astrological phrase meaning "joined with the aspect [of a planet]"). Verse 34.62's parallel compound "क्रूरदृग्योगात्" was independently zoom-verified (p192-b21-zoom.png, p192-b21-zoom2.png) at high magnification and shows the same "दृग्" shape unambiguously -- consonant द with an upward-curling ऋ-matra flourish characteristic of this typeface's vocalic-ऋ rendering, distinct from a plain ग् subscript. This clean "दृग्" exemplar was used to re-examine page191 verse 34.55's disputed compound (previously disclosed as best-legible "हग्", ambiguous after seven zoom passes). A direct side-by-side pixel comparison (scratchpad/compare_p192_drg.png vs compare_p191_disputed.png) was made this page: the confirmed "दृ" shape (single body, upward hook flourish above-right) is visually distinct from page191's disputed glyph (a lower, wider double-loop/double-curve "S"-like shape). The page191 glyph remains a closer visual match to "ह" than to "दृ". Conclusion: verse 34.55 is NOT retroactively corrected -- the printed "हग्" reading is retained, and this cross-page investigation is recorded here to close the question rather than re-open it on a future page. Verse 34.63's opening reads "कारकांशात्त रिष्फस्थे" -- zoom-verified (p192-b27-word-zoom2.png) to definitively lack any "ु" vowel-sign after त्त, unlike every parallel verse in this series which uses "कारकांशात्तु". Retained exactly as printed as a word anomaly (likely a worn/missing matra in this print run), not silently normalized. Verse 34.63 line2's compound was zoom-verified (p192-b28-word-zoom.png) as "खेटासन्ने" (खेट + आसन्न, "planet near/approaching" -- a recognized compound), not an initially-uncertain "-सन्ने"/ "-सच्वे" guess. No chapter colophon on this page -- Chapter 34 continues onto page193. Band32 (verse 34.65's second line) runs directly into the CC-0 digitization-credit footer ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"), confirming the page's true bottom margin.

  64. 34.63 सत्यापित

    63

    संस्कृत

    कारकांशात्त रिष्फस्थे सौम्ये सत्कर्मणि व्ययः । पापेऽसत्कर्मणि प्रोक्तः खेटासन्ने शुभं फलम् ॥ ६३ ॥

    karakamshatta rishphasthe saumye satkarmani vyayah | pape'satkarmani proktah khetasanne shubham phalam || 63 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If a benefic is in the 12th (rishpha) from the Karakamsha, expenditure is on good deeds; declared with a malefic, [it is] on bad deeds; when a planet is near/approaching, the result is auspicious.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    कारकांश से व्ययस्थान पापराशि में हो और वहां कोई ग्रह न हो तो जातक शुभ कर्मों में व्यय करने वाला होता है। पापग्रह हो तो अशुभ कर्मों में व्यय होता है, तथा उस स्थान के निकट कोई ग्रह हो तो शुभ फल कहा गया है। कारकांश से व्ययस्थान में केतु अकेला मेष या धनु में अथवा ध्वज-राशि में स्थित हो और शुभग्रह से देखा जाता हो तो जातक कैवल्य (मोक्ष) पद को प्राप्त करता है। व्यय में केतु अकेला हो और पापग्रह से युक्त-दृष्ट हो तो मुक्ति नहीं होती, वह शुभ लोक को नहीं देखता। कारकांश से व्ययस्थान में केतु सूर्य से युक्त हो तो जातक निःसंदेह सूर्यभक्त होता है, हे द्विजोत्तम! केतु चन्द्रमा से युक्त हो तो गौरी (पार्वती) में भक्ति होती है, जातक शाक्त होता है। केतु शुक्र से युक्त हो तो श्री (लक्ष्मी) में अत्यधिक भक्ति होती है, वह समृद्धिमान् होता है। केतु मंगल से युक्त हो तो जातक स्कन्द (कार्तिकेय) का भक्त होता है; बुध-शनि से युक्त हो तो वैष्णव, गुरु से युक्त हो तो शिवभक्त होता है। राहु से युक्त हो तो तामसी दुर्गा अथवा भूत-प्रेतादि की उपासना करता है; केतु से (शिखी से) हो तो हेरम्ब (गणेश) का भक्त अथवा स्कन्दभक्त होता है। कारकांश से व्यय में शनि पापराशि में हो तो निःसंदेह किसी क्षुद्र देवता में उसकी भक्ति होती है। शुक्र भी पापखण्ड में व्यय में हो तो तब भी वह क्षुद्र देवता का सेवक होता है। यही फल शत्रु-ग्रह के लिए तथा अमात्यकारक से भी जानना चाहिए ॥ ६३-७४ ॥

    स्रोत: Printed page १९२/192 (PDF p.224), Ch.34 Karakamsha-phala continues: three new subsections, "दशमस्थान का फल—" (10th-house results, verses 57-60 with joint gloss), "एकादश स्थान का फल—" (11th-house results, verses 61-62 with joint gloss), and "द्वादशस्थान का फल—" (12th-house results, verses 63-65 -- joint gloss for this final group is not present on this page; the page's last content band runs directly into the CC-0 footer, so the 63-65 gloss must appear at the start of page193 and will be added retroactively once that page is transcribed). Band-detect threshold swept 0.5-10 on this verso page (3384x4947); THRESH=4.0 gave a stable 33-band plateau (T=3.5-8 all agree, maxh=127). Band0 (folio "१९२" + running head "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्", verso book-title style) skipped. Band3 (26px) re-zoomed and confirmed as a detection-split top-fragment of the same line as the immediately following band4 (verse 34.57's second line) -- not lost text, per the established split-line artifact pattern. Verse 34.59's compound, initially misread at low zoom as "-दग्युते", was corrected via targeted high-zoom passes (p192-b07-fullzoom.png, p192-b07-zoom2.png) to "-दृग्युते" (दृक् "sight/aspect" + युत "joined" sandhi compound, a recognized astrological phrase meaning "joined with the aspect [of a planet]"). Verse 34.62's parallel compound "क्रूरदृग्योगात्" was independently zoom-verified (p192-b21-zoom.png, p192-b21-zoom2.png) at high magnification and shows the same "दृग्" shape unambiguously -- consonant द with an upward-curling ऋ-matra flourish characteristic of this typeface's vocalic-ऋ rendering, distinct from a plain ग् subscript. This clean "दृग्" exemplar was used to re-examine page191 verse 34.55's disputed compound (previously disclosed as best-legible "हग्", ambiguous after seven zoom passes). A direct side-by-side pixel comparison (scratchpad/compare_p192_drg.png vs compare_p191_disputed.png) was made this page: the confirmed "दृ" shape (single body, upward hook flourish above-right) is visually distinct from page191's disputed glyph (a lower, wider double-loop/double-curve "S"-like shape). The page191 glyph remains a closer visual match to "ह" than to "दृ". Conclusion: verse 34.55 is NOT retroactively corrected -- the printed "हग्" reading is retained, and this cross-page investigation is recorded here to close the question rather than re-open it on a future page. Verse 34.63's opening reads "कारकांशात्त रिष्फस्थे" -- zoom-verified (p192-b27-word-zoom2.png) to definitively lack any "ु" vowel-sign after त्त, unlike every parallel verse in this series which uses "कारकांशात्तु". Retained exactly as printed as a word anomaly (likely a worn/missing matra in this print run), not silently normalized. Verse 34.63 line2's compound was zoom-verified (p192-b28-word-zoom.png) as "खेटासन्ने" (खेट + आसन्न, "planet near/approaching" -- a recognized compound), not an initially-uncertain "-सन्ने"/ "-सच्वे" guess. No chapter colophon on this page -- Chapter 34 continues onto page193. Band32 (verse 34.65's second line) runs directly into the CC-0 digitization-credit footer ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"), confirming the page's true bottom margin. [WORD ANOMALY: opening "कारकांशात्त" lacks the "ु" vowel-sign found in the parallel formula ("कारकांशात्तु") used throughout this verse series -- zoom-verified as printed without it (p192-b27-word-zoom2.png); retained exactly as printed rather than silently normalized.]

  65. 34.64 सत्यापित

    64

    संस्कृत

    कारकांशाद् व्ययस्थाने स्वर्क्षस्थे शुभग्रहे । सद्गतिर्जायते तस्य शुभलोकमवाप्नुयात् ॥ ६४ ॥

    karakamshad vyayasthane svarkshasthe shubhagrahe | sadgatirjayate tasya shubhalokamavapnuyat || 64 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If a benefic planet, in its own sign, is in the 12th (vyaya-sthana) from the Karakamsha, a good destiny arises for that person; [the native] attains an auspicious realm.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    कारकांश से व्ययस्थान पापराशि में हो और वहां कोई ग्रह न हो तो जातक शुभ कर्मों में व्यय करने वाला होता है। पापग्रह हो तो अशुभ कर्मों में व्यय होता है, तथा उस स्थान के निकट कोई ग्रह हो तो शुभ फल कहा गया है। कारकांश से व्ययस्थान में केतु अकेला मेष या धनु में अथवा ध्वज-राशि में स्थित हो और शुभग्रह से देखा जाता हो तो जातक कैवल्य (मोक्ष) पद को प्राप्त करता है। व्यय में केतु अकेला हो और पापग्रह से युक्त-दृष्ट हो तो मुक्ति नहीं होती, वह शुभ लोक को नहीं देखता। कारकांश से व्ययस्थान में केतु सूर्य से युक्त हो तो जातक निःसंदेह सूर्यभक्त होता है, हे द्विजोत्तम! केतु चन्द्रमा से युक्त हो तो गौरी (पार्वती) में भक्ति होती है, जातक शाक्त होता है। केतु शुक्र से युक्त हो तो श्री (लक्ष्मी) में अत्यधिक भक्ति होती है, वह समृद्धिमान् होता है। केतु मंगल से युक्त हो तो जातक स्कन्द (कार्तिकेय) का भक्त होता है; बुध-शनि से युक्त हो तो वैष्णव, गुरु से युक्त हो तो शिवभक्त होता है। राहु से युक्त हो तो तामसी दुर्गा अथवा भूत-प्रेतादि की उपासना करता है; केतु से (शिखी से) हो तो हेरम्ब (गणेश) का भक्त अथवा स्कन्दभक्त होता है। कारकांश से व्यय में शनि पापराशि में हो तो निःसंदेह किसी क्षुद्र देवता में उसकी भक्ति होती है। शुक्र भी पापखण्ड में व्यय में हो तो तब भी वह क्षुद्र देवता का सेवक होता है। यही फल शत्रु-ग्रह के लिए तथा अमात्यकारक से भी जानना चाहिए ॥ ६३-७४ ॥

    स्रोत: Printed page १९२/192 (PDF p.224), Ch.34 Karakamsha-phala continues: three new subsections, "दशमस्थान का फल—" (10th-house results, verses 57-60 with joint gloss), "एकादश स्थान का फल—" (11th-house results, verses 61-62 with joint gloss), and "द्वादशस्थान का फल—" (12th-house results, verses 63-65 -- joint gloss for this final group is not present on this page; the page's last content band runs directly into the CC-0 footer, so the 63-65 gloss must appear at the start of page193 and will be added retroactively once that page is transcribed). Band-detect threshold swept 0.5-10 on this verso page (3384x4947); THRESH=4.0 gave a stable 33-band plateau (T=3.5-8 all agree, maxh=127). Band0 (folio "१९२" + running head "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्", verso book-title style) skipped. Band3 (26px) re-zoomed and confirmed as a detection-split top-fragment of the same line as the immediately following band4 (verse 34.57's second line) -- not lost text, per the established split-line artifact pattern. Verse 34.59's compound, initially misread at low zoom as "-दग्युते", was corrected via targeted high-zoom passes (p192-b07-fullzoom.png, p192-b07-zoom2.png) to "-दृग्युते" (दृक् "sight/aspect" + युत "joined" sandhi compound, a recognized astrological phrase meaning "joined with the aspect [of a planet]"). Verse 34.62's parallel compound "क्रूरदृग्योगात्" was independently zoom-verified (p192-b21-zoom.png, p192-b21-zoom2.png) at high magnification and shows the same "दृग्" shape unambiguously -- consonant द with an upward-curling ऋ-matra flourish characteristic of this typeface's vocalic-ऋ rendering, distinct from a plain ग् subscript. This clean "दृग्" exemplar was used to re-examine page191 verse 34.55's disputed compound (previously disclosed as best-legible "हग्", ambiguous after seven zoom passes). A direct side-by-side pixel comparison (scratchpad/compare_p192_drg.png vs compare_p191_disputed.png) was made this page: the confirmed "दृ" shape (single body, upward hook flourish above-right) is visually distinct from page191's disputed glyph (a lower, wider double-loop/double-curve "S"-like shape). The page191 glyph remains a closer visual match to "ह" than to "दृ". Conclusion: verse 34.55 is NOT retroactively corrected -- the printed "हग्" reading is retained, and this cross-page investigation is recorded here to close the question rather than re-open it on a future page. Verse 34.63's opening reads "कारकांशात्त रिष्फस्थे" -- zoom-verified (p192-b27-word-zoom2.png) to definitively lack any "ु" vowel-sign after त्त, unlike every parallel verse in this series which uses "कारकांशात्तु". Retained exactly as printed as a word anomaly (likely a worn/missing matra in this print run), not silently normalized. Verse 34.63 line2's compound was zoom-verified (p192-b28-word-zoom.png) as "खेटासन्ने" (खेट + आसन्न, "planet near/approaching" -- a recognized compound), not an initially-uncertain "-सन्ने"/ "-सच्वे" guess. No chapter colophon on this page -- Chapter 34 continues onto page193. Band32 (verse 34.65's second line) runs directly into the CC-0 digitization-credit footer ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"), confirming the page's true bottom margin.

  66. 34.65 सत्यापित

    65

    संस्कृत

    कारकांशाद् व्यये केतौ शुभखेटैर्युतेक्षिते । तदा तु जायते मुक्तिः सायुज्यपदमाप्नुयात् ॥ ६५ ॥

    karakamshad vyaye ketau shubhakhetairyutekshite | tada tu jayate muktih sayujyapadamapnuyat || 65 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If Ketu is in the 12th (vyaya) from the Karakamsha, joined-and-aspected by benefic planets, then liberation occurs; [the native] attains the state of union [with the divine] (sayujya).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    कारकांश से व्ययस्थान पापराशि में हो और वहां कोई ग्रह न हो तो जातक शुभ कर्मों में व्यय करने वाला होता है। पापग्रह हो तो अशुभ कर्मों में व्यय होता है, तथा उस स्थान के निकट कोई ग्रह हो तो शुभ फल कहा गया है। कारकांश से व्ययस्थान में केतु अकेला मेष या धनु में अथवा ध्वज-राशि में स्थित हो और शुभग्रह से देखा जाता हो तो जातक कैवल्य (मोक्ष) पद को प्राप्त करता है। व्यय में केतु अकेला हो और पापग्रह से युक्त-दृष्ट हो तो मुक्ति नहीं होती, वह शुभ लोक को नहीं देखता। कारकांश से व्ययस्थान में केतु सूर्य से युक्त हो तो जातक निःसंदेह सूर्यभक्त होता है, हे द्विजोत्तम! केतु चन्द्रमा से युक्त हो तो गौरी (पार्वती) में भक्ति होती है, जातक शाक्त होता है। केतु शुक्र से युक्त हो तो श्री (लक्ष्मी) में अत्यधिक भक्ति होती है, वह समृद्धिमान् होता है। केतु मंगल से युक्त हो तो जातक स्कन्द (कार्तिकेय) का भक्त होता है; बुध-शनि से युक्त हो तो वैष्णव, गुरु से युक्त हो तो शिवभक्त होता है। राहु से युक्त हो तो तामसी दुर्गा अथवा भूत-प्रेतादि की उपासना करता है; केतु से (शिखी से) हो तो हेरम्ब (गणेश) का भक्त अथवा स्कन्दभक्त होता है। कारकांश से व्यय में शनि पापराशि में हो तो निःसंदेह किसी क्षुद्र देवता में उसकी भक्ति होती है। शुक्र भी पापखण्ड में व्यय में हो तो तब भी वह क्षुद्र देवता का सेवक होता है। यही फल शत्रु-ग्रह के लिए तथा अमात्यकारक से भी जानना चाहिए ॥ ६३-७४ ॥

    स्रोत: Printed page १९२/192 (PDF p.224), Ch.34 Karakamsha-phala continues: three new subsections, "दशमस्थान का फल—" (10th-house results, verses 57-60 with joint gloss), "एकादश स्थान का फल—" (11th-house results, verses 61-62 with joint gloss), and "द्वादशस्थान का फल—" (12th-house results, verses 63-65 -- joint gloss for this final group is not present on this page; the page's last content band runs directly into the CC-0 footer, so the 63-65 gloss must appear at the start of page193 and will be added retroactively once that page is transcribed). Band-detect threshold swept 0.5-10 on this verso page (3384x4947); THRESH=4.0 gave a stable 33-band plateau (T=3.5-8 all agree, maxh=127). Band0 (folio "१९२" + running head "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्", verso book-title style) skipped. Band3 (26px) re-zoomed and confirmed as a detection-split top-fragment of the same line as the immediately following band4 (verse 34.57's second line) -- not lost text, per the established split-line artifact pattern. Verse 34.59's compound, initially misread at low zoom as "-दग्युते", was corrected via targeted high-zoom passes (p192-b07-fullzoom.png, p192-b07-zoom2.png) to "-दृग्युते" (दृक् "sight/aspect" + युत "joined" sandhi compound, a recognized astrological phrase meaning "joined with the aspect [of a planet]"). Verse 34.62's parallel compound "क्रूरदृग्योगात्" was independently zoom-verified (p192-b21-zoom.png, p192-b21-zoom2.png) at high magnification and shows the same "दृग्" shape unambiguously -- consonant द with an upward-curling ऋ-matra flourish characteristic of this typeface's vocalic-ऋ rendering, distinct from a plain ग् subscript. This clean "दृग्" exemplar was used to re-examine page191 verse 34.55's disputed compound (previously disclosed as best-legible "हग्", ambiguous after seven zoom passes). A direct side-by-side pixel comparison (scratchpad/compare_p192_drg.png vs compare_p191_disputed.png) was made this page: the confirmed "दृ" shape (single body, upward hook flourish above-right) is visually distinct from page191's disputed glyph (a lower, wider double-loop/double-curve "S"-like shape). The page191 glyph remains a closer visual match to "ह" than to "दृ". Conclusion: verse 34.55 is NOT retroactively corrected -- the printed "हग्" reading is retained, and this cross-page investigation is recorded here to close the question rather than re-open it on a future page. Verse 34.63's opening reads "कारकांशात्त रिष्फस्थे" -- zoom-verified (p192-b27-word-zoom2.png) to definitively lack any "ु" vowel-sign after त्त, unlike every parallel verse in this series which uses "कारकांशात्तु". Retained exactly as printed as a word anomaly (likely a worn/missing matra in this print run), not silently normalized. Verse 34.63 line2's compound was zoom-verified (p192-b28-word-zoom.png) as "खेटासन्ने" (खेट + आसन्न, "planet near/approaching" -- a recognized compound), not an initially-uncertain "-सन्ने"/ "-सच्वे" guess. No chapter colophon on this page -- Chapter 34 continues onto page193. Band32 (verse 34.65's second line) runs directly into the CC-0 digitization-credit footer ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"), confirming the page's true bottom margin.

  67. 34.66 सत्यापित

    66

    संस्कृत

    कारकांशाद्रू व्ययगते मेषे धनुषि वा ध्वजे । शुभग्रहेण संदृष्टे कैवल्यपदमाप्नुयात् ॥ ६६ ॥

    karakamshadru vyayagate meshe dhanushi va dhvaje | shubhagrahena sandrishte kaivalyapadamapnuyat || 66 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [If Ketu is] situated in the 12th from the Karakamsha, in Aries, Sagittarius, or the Dhvaja [sign], aspected by a benefic planet, [the native] attains the state of liberation (kaivalya).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    कारकांश से व्ययस्थान पापराशि में हो और वहां कोई ग्रह न हो तो जातक शुभ कर्मों में व्यय करने वाला होता है। पापग्रह हो तो अशुभ कर्मों में व्यय होता है, तथा उस स्थान के निकट कोई ग्रह हो तो शुभ फल कहा गया है। कारकांश से व्ययस्थान में केतु अकेला मेष या धनु में अथवा ध्वज-राशि में स्थित हो और शुभग्रह से देखा जाता हो तो जातक कैवल्य (मोक्ष) पद को प्राप्त करता है। व्यय में केतु अकेला हो और पापग्रह से युक्त-दृष्ट हो तो मुक्ति नहीं होती, वह शुभ लोक को नहीं देखता। कारकांश से व्ययस्थान में केतु सूर्य से युक्त हो तो जातक निःसंदेह सूर्यभक्त होता है, हे द्विजोत्तम! केतु चन्द्रमा से युक्त हो तो गौरी (पार्वती) में भक्ति होती है, जातक शाक्त होता है। केतु शुक्र से युक्त हो तो श्री (लक्ष्मी) में अत्यधिक भक्ति होती है, वह समृद्धिमान् होता है। केतु मंगल से युक्त हो तो जातक स्कन्द (कार्तिकेय) का भक्त होता है; बुध-शनि से युक्त हो तो वैष्णव, गुरु से युक्त हो तो शिवभक्त होता है। राहु से युक्त हो तो तामसी दुर्गा अथवा भूत-प्रेतादि की उपासना करता है; केतु से (शिखी से) हो तो हेरम्ब (गणेश) का भक्त अथवा स्कन्दभक्त होता है। कारकांश से व्यय में शनि पापराशि में हो तो निःसंदेह किसी क्षुद्र देवता में उसकी भक्ति होती है। शुक्र भी पापखण्ड में व्यय में हो तो तब भी वह क्षुद्र देवता का सेवक होता है। यही फल शत्रु-ग्रह के लिए तथा अमात्यकारक से भी जानना चाहिए ॥ ६३-७४ ॥

    स्रोत: Printed page १९३/193 (PDF p.225), Ch.34 continues the "द्वादशस्थान का फल" (12th-house-from- Karakamsha) Ketu-combination series begun on page192 (verses 63-65): verses 66-74, covering which deity/religious inclination the native develops depending on which planet joins Ketu in the 12th from Karakamsha, closing with an "enemy planet / Amatyakaraka" extension principle (verse 74). Band-detect threshold swept 0.5-10 on this page (3137x4947); a stable plateau appeared at T=5-10 (32 bands agreeing across 6 threshold values in the sweep), but the final band-saving run at THRESH=5.0 produced 33 bands -- a minor discrepancy between the sweep script's counting and the final script's min-run-length edge-case handling, not investigated further since it caused no content loss (see below). Band0 (folio "१९३" + running head) skipped. Band6 (26px, between band5 and band7) was re-examined via a wide-context zoom crop spanning bands 5-7 together (p193-b5to7-zoom.png): the combined crop shows only TWO real printed lines (verse 68's line1 in band5, line2 in band7), confirming band6 is a spurious row-darkness detection artifact (likely triggered by descender/matra ink density crossing threshold), not a separate third line or lost text. This reconciles the sweep-vs-final band-count discrepancy noted above: the "extra" 33rd band is this same spurious band6. Verse 66's opening compound was zoom-verified (p193-b1-start-zoom.png) as "कारकांशाद्रू" -- an unusual द्र-ligature that deviates from the plain "कारकांशाद्" spelling used identically in every other verse of this series (67, 68, 69, 70, 73). Retained exactly as printed per the no-fabrication constraint rather than silently normalized. Verse 66 also does not explicitly name "केतु" in its own text (unlike verses 67-71, which each open "...केतौ"); its subject is understood from the immediately preceding Ketu-in-12th sub-series established on page192 (verse 65) and confirmed by every subsequent verse in this block. Verse 66's "ध्वजे" was independently zoom-verified (p193-b1-dhvaje-zoom.png) as clearly printed (not a misread of another word); it is interpreted as the Jaimini technical term "Dhvaja" -- one of four Karakamsha/Arudha sign-group designations -- most likely completing the Aries-Sagittarius pair named immediately before it with the trine's implied third member (Leo), though the source text itself does not explicitly name "Leo" and the joint gloss's own paraphrase (band25: "मेष या धनु में स्थित केतु...") omits the Dhvaja clause entirely, so the specific "Leo" identification is interpretive, not printed. Verse 72's "शिखिना" (line 2, literally "the crested/flame-bannered one") was cross-checked against the joint gloss's own plain-language paraphrase (band31: "...राहु हो तो तामसी दुर्गा का या प्रेतादि का भक्त, केतु हो तो गणेश या कार्तिकेय का भक्त"), which explicitly uses "केतु" for this exact Rahu-then-Ketu pair of clauses -- confirming "शिखिना" functions here as an epithet for Ketu, not Mars (which is more commonly associated with this word in other contexts). Verse 74 line1's "शुक्रे" (Venus) was zoom-verified (p193-b18-zoom.png) as clearly printed, distinguishing it from Saturn ("शौरिः"/शनि), the subject of the immediately preceding verse 73 -- verse 74 adds a separate Venus-in-malefic-division exception before its general enemy-planet/Amatyakaraka extension principle in line2. The joint Hindi gloss for this entire block begins mid-page (bands 20-32) and, read against the verse content, is confirmed to cover AT LEAST verses 63 through 74 as one continuous unit (its opening sentences directly paraphrase verses 63-65's benefic/malefic-12th-house and empty-12th-house principles before transitioning, mid-gloss, into the Ketu-Sun/Moon/Venus/Mars-etc. combinations of verses 66-72). The gloss does NOT close with a verse-range citation on this page -- it runs directly into the page's CC-0 footer (band32: "कारकांश से व्ययस्थान पापराशि में" is cut off mid-sentence, continuing onto page194). Per the established page-spanning-gloss placeholder pattern (verse 34.41 precedent), verses 63-65 (already seeded on page192 with a GLOSS_63_65_PENDING placeholder) and verses 66-74 (this page) are ALL seeded with an updated pending placeholder pointing to page194, to be resolved together in one retroactive update once the gloss's full text and closing citation are read there. CC-0 digitization-credit footer confirmed at band32's tail, alongside the cut-off gloss sentence, confirming the page's true bottom margin. No chapter colophon -- Chapter 34 continues onto page194.

  68. 34.67 सत्यापित

    67

    संस्कृत

    व्यये च केवले केतौ पापग्रहयुतेक्षिते । न मुक्तिर्जायते तर्हि शुभलोकं न पश्यति ॥ ६७ ॥

    vyaye ca kevale ketau papagrahayutekshite | na muktirjayate tarhi shubhalokam na pashyati || 67 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    And if Ketu alone is in the 12th, conjoined-and-aspected by a malefic planet, then liberation does not arise; he does not attain an auspicious world.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    कारकांश से व्ययस्थान पापराशि में हो और वहां कोई ग्रह न हो तो जातक शुभ कर्मों में व्यय करने वाला होता है। पापग्रह हो तो अशुभ कर्मों में व्यय होता है, तथा उस स्थान के निकट कोई ग्रह हो तो शुभ फल कहा गया है। कारकांश से व्ययस्थान में केतु अकेला मेष या धनु में अथवा ध्वज-राशि में स्थित हो और शुभग्रह से देखा जाता हो तो जातक कैवल्य (मोक्ष) पद को प्राप्त करता है। व्यय में केतु अकेला हो और पापग्रह से युक्त-दृष्ट हो तो मुक्ति नहीं होती, वह शुभ लोक को नहीं देखता। कारकांश से व्ययस्थान में केतु सूर्य से युक्त हो तो जातक निःसंदेह सूर्यभक्त होता है, हे द्विजोत्तम! केतु चन्द्रमा से युक्त हो तो गौरी (पार्वती) में भक्ति होती है, जातक शाक्त होता है। केतु शुक्र से युक्त हो तो श्री (लक्ष्मी) में अत्यधिक भक्ति होती है, वह समृद्धिमान् होता है। केतु मंगल से युक्त हो तो जातक स्कन्द (कार्तिकेय) का भक्त होता है; बुध-शनि से युक्त हो तो वैष्णव, गुरु से युक्त हो तो शिवभक्त होता है। राहु से युक्त हो तो तामसी दुर्गा अथवा भूत-प्रेतादि की उपासना करता है; केतु से (शिखी से) हो तो हेरम्ब (गणेश) का भक्त अथवा स्कन्दभक्त होता है। कारकांश से व्यय में शनि पापराशि में हो तो निःसंदेह किसी क्षुद्र देवता में उसकी भक्ति होती है। शुक्र भी पापखण्ड में व्यय में हो तो तब भी वह क्षुद्र देवता का सेवक होता है। यही फल शत्रु-ग्रह के लिए तथा अमात्यकारक से भी जानना चाहिए ॥ ६३-७४ ॥

    स्रोत: Printed page १९३/193 (PDF p.225), Ch.34 continues the "द्वादशस्थान का फल" (12th-house-from- Karakamsha) Ketu-combination series begun on page192 (verses 63-65): verses 66-74, covering which deity/religious inclination the native develops depending on which planet joins Ketu in the 12th from Karakamsha, closing with an "enemy planet / Amatyakaraka" extension principle (verse 74). Band-detect threshold swept 0.5-10 on this page (3137x4947); a stable plateau appeared at T=5-10 (32 bands agreeing across 6 threshold values in the sweep), but the final band-saving run at THRESH=5.0 produced 33 bands -- a minor discrepancy between the sweep script's counting and the final script's min-run-length edge-case handling, not investigated further since it caused no content loss (see below). Band0 (folio "१९३" + running head) skipped. Band6 (26px, between band5 and band7) was re-examined via a wide-context zoom crop spanning bands 5-7 together (p193-b5to7-zoom.png): the combined crop shows only TWO real printed lines (verse 68's line1 in band5, line2 in band7), confirming band6 is a spurious row-darkness detection artifact (likely triggered by descender/matra ink density crossing threshold), not a separate third line or lost text. This reconciles the sweep-vs-final band-count discrepancy noted above: the "extra" 33rd band is this same spurious band6. Verse 66's opening compound was zoom-verified (p193-b1-start-zoom.png) as "कारकांशाद्रू" -- an unusual द्र-ligature that deviates from the plain "कारकांशाद्" spelling used identically in every other verse of this series (67, 68, 69, 70, 73). Retained exactly as printed per the no-fabrication constraint rather than silently normalized. Verse 66 also does not explicitly name "केतु" in its own text (unlike verses 67-71, which each open "...केतौ"); its subject is understood from the immediately preceding Ketu-in-12th sub-series established on page192 (verse 65) and confirmed by every subsequent verse in this block. Verse 66's "ध्वजे" was independently zoom-verified (p193-b1-dhvaje-zoom.png) as clearly printed (not a misread of another word); it is interpreted as the Jaimini technical term "Dhvaja" -- one of four Karakamsha/Arudha sign-group designations -- most likely completing the Aries-Sagittarius pair named immediately before it with the trine's implied third member (Leo), though the source text itself does not explicitly name "Leo" and the joint gloss's own paraphrase (band25: "मेष या धनु में स्थित केतु...") omits the Dhvaja clause entirely, so the specific "Leo" identification is interpretive, not printed. Verse 72's "शिखिना" (line 2, literally "the crested/flame-bannered one") was cross-checked against the joint gloss's own plain-language paraphrase (band31: "...राहु हो तो तामसी दुर्गा का या प्रेतादि का भक्त, केतु हो तो गणेश या कार्तिकेय का भक्त"), which explicitly uses "केतु" for this exact Rahu-then-Ketu pair of clauses -- confirming "शिखिना" functions here as an epithet for Ketu, not Mars (which is more commonly associated with this word in other contexts). Verse 74 line1's "शुक्रे" (Venus) was zoom-verified (p193-b18-zoom.png) as clearly printed, distinguishing it from Saturn ("शौरिः"/शनि), the subject of the immediately preceding verse 73 -- verse 74 adds a separate Venus-in-malefic-division exception before its general enemy-planet/Amatyakaraka extension principle in line2. The joint Hindi gloss for this entire block begins mid-page (bands 20-32) and, read against the verse content, is confirmed to cover AT LEAST verses 63 through 74 as one continuous unit (its opening sentences directly paraphrase verses 63-65's benefic/malefic-12th-house and empty-12th-house principles before transitioning, mid-gloss, into the Ketu-Sun/Moon/Venus/Mars-etc. combinations of verses 66-72). The gloss does NOT close with a verse-range citation on this page -- it runs directly into the page's CC-0 footer (band32: "कारकांश से व्ययस्थान पापराशि में" is cut off mid-sentence, continuing onto page194). Per the established page-spanning-gloss placeholder pattern (verse 34.41 precedent), verses 63-65 (already seeded on page192 with a GLOSS_63_65_PENDING placeholder) and verses 66-74 (this page) are ALL seeded with an updated pending placeholder pointing to page194, to be resolved together in one retroactive update once the gloss's full text and closing citation are read there. CC-0 digitization-credit footer confirmed at band32's tail, alongside the cut-off gloss sentence, confirming the page's true bottom margin. No chapter colophon -- Chapter 34 continues onto page194.

  69. 34.68 सत्यापित

    68

    संस्कृत

    रविणा संयुते केतौ कारकांशाद् व्ययस्थिते । रविभक्तो भवेज्जातो निर्विशङ्कं द्विजोत्तम ॥ ६८ ॥

    ravina samyute ketau karakamshad vyayasthite | ravibhakto bhavejjato nirvishankam dvijottama || 68 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If Ketu, conjoined with the Sun, is situated in the 12th from the Karakamsha, the native, without doubt, becomes a devotee of the Sun, O best of the twice-born.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    कारकांश से व्ययस्थान पापराशि में हो और वहां कोई ग्रह न हो तो जातक शुभ कर्मों में व्यय करने वाला होता है। पापग्रह हो तो अशुभ कर्मों में व्यय होता है, तथा उस स्थान के निकट कोई ग्रह हो तो शुभ फल कहा गया है। कारकांश से व्ययस्थान में केतु अकेला मेष या धनु में अथवा ध्वज-राशि में स्थित हो और शुभग्रह से देखा जाता हो तो जातक कैवल्य (मोक्ष) पद को प्राप्त करता है। व्यय में केतु अकेला हो और पापग्रह से युक्त-दृष्ट हो तो मुक्ति नहीं होती, वह शुभ लोक को नहीं देखता। कारकांश से व्ययस्थान में केतु सूर्य से युक्त हो तो जातक निःसंदेह सूर्यभक्त होता है, हे द्विजोत्तम! केतु चन्द्रमा से युक्त हो तो गौरी (पार्वती) में भक्ति होती है, जातक शाक्त होता है। केतु शुक्र से युक्त हो तो श्री (लक्ष्मी) में अत्यधिक भक्ति होती है, वह समृद्धिमान् होता है। केतु मंगल से युक्त हो तो जातक स्कन्द (कार्तिकेय) का भक्त होता है; बुध-शनि से युक्त हो तो वैष्णव, गुरु से युक्त हो तो शिवभक्त होता है। राहु से युक्त हो तो तामसी दुर्गा अथवा भूत-प्रेतादि की उपासना करता है; केतु से (शिखी से) हो तो हेरम्ब (गणेश) का भक्त अथवा स्कन्दभक्त होता है। कारकांश से व्यय में शनि पापराशि में हो तो निःसंदेह किसी क्षुद्र देवता में उसकी भक्ति होती है। शुक्र भी पापखण्ड में व्यय में हो तो तब भी वह क्षुद्र देवता का सेवक होता है। यही फल शत्रु-ग्रह के लिए तथा अमात्यकारक से भी जानना चाहिए ॥ ६३-७४ ॥

    स्रोत: Printed page १९३/193 (PDF p.225), Ch.34 continues the "द्वादशस्थान का फल" (12th-house-from- Karakamsha) Ketu-combination series begun on page192 (verses 63-65): verses 66-74, covering which deity/religious inclination the native develops depending on which planet joins Ketu in the 12th from Karakamsha, closing with an "enemy planet / Amatyakaraka" extension principle (verse 74). Band-detect threshold swept 0.5-10 on this page (3137x4947); a stable plateau appeared at T=5-10 (32 bands agreeing across 6 threshold values in the sweep), but the final band-saving run at THRESH=5.0 produced 33 bands -- a minor discrepancy between the sweep script's counting and the final script's min-run-length edge-case handling, not investigated further since it caused no content loss (see below). Band0 (folio "१९३" + running head) skipped. Band6 (26px, between band5 and band7) was re-examined via a wide-context zoom crop spanning bands 5-7 together (p193-b5to7-zoom.png): the combined crop shows only TWO real printed lines (verse 68's line1 in band5, line2 in band7), confirming band6 is a spurious row-darkness detection artifact (likely triggered by descender/matra ink density crossing threshold), not a separate third line or lost text. This reconciles the sweep-vs-final band-count discrepancy noted above: the "extra" 33rd band is this same spurious band6. Verse 66's opening compound was zoom-verified (p193-b1-start-zoom.png) as "कारकांशाद्रू" -- an unusual द्र-ligature that deviates from the plain "कारकांशाद्" spelling used identically in every other verse of this series (67, 68, 69, 70, 73). Retained exactly as printed per the no-fabrication constraint rather than silently normalized. Verse 66 also does not explicitly name "केतु" in its own text (unlike verses 67-71, which each open "...केतौ"); its subject is understood from the immediately preceding Ketu-in-12th sub-series established on page192 (verse 65) and confirmed by every subsequent verse in this block. Verse 66's "ध्वजे" was independently zoom-verified (p193-b1-dhvaje-zoom.png) as clearly printed (not a misread of another word); it is interpreted as the Jaimini technical term "Dhvaja" -- one of four Karakamsha/Arudha sign-group designations -- most likely completing the Aries-Sagittarius pair named immediately before it with the trine's implied third member (Leo), though the source text itself does not explicitly name "Leo" and the joint gloss's own paraphrase (band25: "मेष या धनु में स्थित केतु...") omits the Dhvaja clause entirely, so the specific "Leo" identification is interpretive, not printed. Verse 72's "शिखिना" (line 2, literally "the crested/flame-bannered one") was cross-checked against the joint gloss's own plain-language paraphrase (band31: "...राहु हो तो तामसी दुर्गा का या प्रेतादि का भक्त, केतु हो तो गणेश या कार्तिकेय का भक्त"), which explicitly uses "केतु" for this exact Rahu-then-Ketu pair of clauses -- confirming "शिखिना" functions here as an epithet for Ketu, not Mars (which is more commonly associated with this word in other contexts). Verse 74 line1's "शुक्रे" (Venus) was zoom-verified (p193-b18-zoom.png) as clearly printed, distinguishing it from Saturn ("शौरिः"/शनि), the subject of the immediately preceding verse 73 -- verse 74 adds a separate Venus-in-malefic-division exception before its general enemy-planet/Amatyakaraka extension principle in line2. The joint Hindi gloss for this entire block begins mid-page (bands 20-32) and, read against the verse content, is confirmed to cover AT LEAST verses 63 through 74 as one continuous unit (its opening sentences directly paraphrase verses 63-65's benefic/malefic-12th-house and empty-12th-house principles before transitioning, mid-gloss, into the Ketu-Sun/Moon/Venus/Mars-etc. combinations of verses 66-72). The gloss does NOT close with a verse-range citation on this page -- it runs directly into the page's CC-0 footer (band32: "कारकांश से व्ययस्थान पापराशि में" is cut off mid-sentence, continuing onto page194). Per the established page-spanning-gloss placeholder pattern (verse 34.41 precedent), verses 63-65 (already seeded on page192 with a GLOSS_63_65_PENDING placeholder) and verses 66-74 (this page) are ALL seeded with an updated pending placeholder pointing to page194, to be resolved together in one retroactive update once the gloss's full text and closing citation are read there. CC-0 digitization-credit footer confirmed at band32's tail, alongside the cut-off gloss sentence, confirming the page's true bottom margin. No chapter colophon -- Chapter 34 continues onto page194.

  70. 34.69 सत्यापित

    69

    संस्कृत

    चन्द्रेण संयुते केतौ कारकांशाद् व्ययस्थिते । गौर्यां भक्तिर्भवेत्तस्य शाक्तिको जायते नरः ॥ ६९ ॥

    candrena samyute ketau karakamshad vyayasthite | gauryam bhaktirbhavettasya shaktiko jayate narah || 69 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If Ketu, conjoined with the Moon, is situated in the 12th from the Karakamsha, he has devotion to Gauri (Parvati); the native becomes a Shakta (worshipper of the Goddess).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    कारकांश से व्ययस्थान पापराशि में हो और वहां कोई ग्रह न हो तो जातक शुभ कर्मों में व्यय करने वाला होता है। पापग्रह हो तो अशुभ कर्मों में व्यय होता है, तथा उस स्थान के निकट कोई ग्रह हो तो शुभ फल कहा गया है। कारकांश से व्ययस्थान में केतु अकेला मेष या धनु में अथवा ध्वज-राशि में स्थित हो और शुभग्रह से देखा जाता हो तो जातक कैवल्य (मोक्ष) पद को प्राप्त करता है। व्यय में केतु अकेला हो और पापग्रह से युक्त-दृष्ट हो तो मुक्ति नहीं होती, वह शुभ लोक को नहीं देखता। कारकांश से व्ययस्थान में केतु सूर्य से युक्त हो तो जातक निःसंदेह सूर्यभक्त होता है, हे द्विजोत्तम! केतु चन्द्रमा से युक्त हो तो गौरी (पार्वती) में भक्ति होती है, जातक शाक्त होता है। केतु शुक्र से युक्त हो तो श्री (लक्ष्मी) में अत्यधिक भक्ति होती है, वह समृद्धिमान् होता है। केतु मंगल से युक्त हो तो जातक स्कन्द (कार्तिकेय) का भक्त होता है; बुध-शनि से युक्त हो तो वैष्णव, गुरु से युक्त हो तो शिवभक्त होता है। राहु से युक्त हो तो तामसी दुर्गा अथवा भूत-प्रेतादि की उपासना करता है; केतु से (शिखी से) हो तो हेरम्ब (गणेश) का भक्त अथवा स्कन्दभक्त होता है। कारकांश से व्यय में शनि पापराशि में हो तो निःसंदेह किसी क्षुद्र देवता में उसकी भक्ति होती है। शुक्र भी पापखण्ड में व्यय में हो तो तब भी वह क्षुद्र देवता का सेवक होता है। यही फल शत्रु-ग्रह के लिए तथा अमात्यकारक से भी जानना चाहिए ॥ ६३-७४ ॥

    स्रोत: Printed page १९३/193 (PDF p.225), Ch.34 continues the "द्वादशस्थान का फल" (12th-house-from- Karakamsha) Ketu-combination series begun on page192 (verses 63-65): verses 66-74, covering which deity/religious inclination the native develops depending on which planet joins Ketu in the 12th from Karakamsha, closing with an "enemy planet / Amatyakaraka" extension principle (verse 74). Band-detect threshold swept 0.5-10 on this page (3137x4947); a stable plateau appeared at T=5-10 (32 bands agreeing across 6 threshold values in the sweep), but the final band-saving run at THRESH=5.0 produced 33 bands -- a minor discrepancy between the sweep script's counting and the final script's min-run-length edge-case handling, not investigated further since it caused no content loss (see below). Band0 (folio "१९३" + running head) skipped. Band6 (26px, between band5 and band7) was re-examined via a wide-context zoom crop spanning bands 5-7 together (p193-b5to7-zoom.png): the combined crop shows only TWO real printed lines (verse 68's line1 in band5, line2 in band7), confirming band6 is a spurious row-darkness detection artifact (likely triggered by descender/matra ink density crossing threshold), not a separate third line or lost text. This reconciles the sweep-vs-final band-count discrepancy noted above: the "extra" 33rd band is this same spurious band6. Verse 66's opening compound was zoom-verified (p193-b1-start-zoom.png) as "कारकांशाद्रू" -- an unusual द्र-ligature that deviates from the plain "कारकांशाद्" spelling used identically in every other verse of this series (67, 68, 69, 70, 73). Retained exactly as printed per the no-fabrication constraint rather than silently normalized. Verse 66 also does not explicitly name "केतु" in its own text (unlike verses 67-71, which each open "...केतौ"); its subject is understood from the immediately preceding Ketu-in-12th sub-series established on page192 (verse 65) and confirmed by every subsequent verse in this block. Verse 66's "ध्वजे" was independently zoom-verified (p193-b1-dhvaje-zoom.png) as clearly printed (not a misread of another word); it is interpreted as the Jaimini technical term "Dhvaja" -- one of four Karakamsha/Arudha sign-group designations -- most likely completing the Aries-Sagittarius pair named immediately before it with the trine's implied third member (Leo), though the source text itself does not explicitly name "Leo" and the joint gloss's own paraphrase (band25: "मेष या धनु में स्थित केतु...") omits the Dhvaja clause entirely, so the specific "Leo" identification is interpretive, not printed. Verse 72's "शिखिना" (line 2, literally "the crested/flame-bannered one") was cross-checked against the joint gloss's own plain-language paraphrase (band31: "...राहु हो तो तामसी दुर्गा का या प्रेतादि का भक्त, केतु हो तो गणेश या कार्तिकेय का भक्त"), which explicitly uses "केतु" for this exact Rahu-then-Ketu pair of clauses -- confirming "शिखिना" functions here as an epithet for Ketu, not Mars (which is more commonly associated with this word in other contexts). Verse 74 line1's "शुक्रे" (Venus) was zoom-verified (p193-b18-zoom.png) as clearly printed, distinguishing it from Saturn ("शौरिः"/शनि), the subject of the immediately preceding verse 73 -- verse 74 adds a separate Venus-in-malefic-division exception before its general enemy-planet/Amatyakaraka extension principle in line2. The joint Hindi gloss for this entire block begins mid-page (bands 20-32) and, read against the verse content, is confirmed to cover AT LEAST verses 63 through 74 as one continuous unit (its opening sentences directly paraphrase verses 63-65's benefic/malefic-12th-house and empty-12th-house principles before transitioning, mid-gloss, into the Ketu-Sun/Moon/Venus/Mars-etc. combinations of verses 66-72). The gloss does NOT close with a verse-range citation on this page -- it runs directly into the page's CC-0 footer (band32: "कारकांश से व्ययस्थान पापराशि में" is cut off mid-sentence, continuing onto page194). Per the established page-spanning-gloss placeholder pattern (verse 34.41 precedent), verses 63-65 (already seeded on page192 with a GLOSS_63_65_PENDING placeholder) and verses 66-74 (this page) are ALL seeded with an updated pending placeholder pointing to page194, to be resolved together in one retroactive update once the gloss's full text and closing citation are read there. CC-0 digitization-credit footer confirmed at band32's tail, alongside the cut-off gloss sentence, confirming the page's true bottom margin. No chapter colophon -- Chapter 34 continues onto page194.

  71. 34.70 सत्यापित

    70

    संस्कृत

    शुक्रेण संयुते केतौ कारकांशाद् व्ययस्थिते । श्रियामतितरां भक्तिर्जायतेऽसौ समृद्धिमान् ॥ ७० ॥

    shukrena samyute ketau karakamshad vyayasthite | shriyamatitaram bhaktirjayate'sau samriddhiman || 70 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If Ketu, conjoined with Venus, is situated in the 12th from the Karakamsha, he develops exceedingly great devotion to Shri (the goddess of Fortune); he becomes prosperous.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    कारकांश से व्ययस्थान पापराशि में हो और वहां कोई ग्रह न हो तो जातक शुभ कर्मों में व्यय करने वाला होता है। पापग्रह हो तो अशुभ कर्मों में व्यय होता है, तथा उस स्थान के निकट कोई ग्रह हो तो शुभ फल कहा गया है। कारकांश से व्ययस्थान में केतु अकेला मेष या धनु में अथवा ध्वज-राशि में स्थित हो और शुभग्रह से देखा जाता हो तो जातक कैवल्य (मोक्ष) पद को प्राप्त करता है। व्यय में केतु अकेला हो और पापग्रह से युक्त-दृष्ट हो तो मुक्ति नहीं होती, वह शुभ लोक को नहीं देखता। कारकांश से व्ययस्थान में केतु सूर्य से युक्त हो तो जातक निःसंदेह सूर्यभक्त होता है, हे द्विजोत्तम! केतु चन्द्रमा से युक्त हो तो गौरी (पार्वती) में भक्ति होती है, जातक शाक्त होता है। केतु शुक्र से युक्त हो तो श्री (लक्ष्मी) में अत्यधिक भक्ति होती है, वह समृद्धिमान् होता है। केतु मंगल से युक्त हो तो जातक स्कन्द (कार्तिकेय) का भक्त होता है; बुध-शनि से युक्त हो तो वैष्णव, गुरु से युक्त हो तो शिवभक्त होता है। राहु से युक्त हो तो तामसी दुर्गा अथवा भूत-प्रेतादि की उपासना करता है; केतु से (शिखी से) हो तो हेरम्ब (गणेश) का भक्त अथवा स्कन्दभक्त होता है। कारकांश से व्यय में शनि पापराशि में हो तो निःसंदेह किसी क्षुद्र देवता में उसकी भक्ति होती है। शुक्र भी पापखण्ड में व्यय में हो तो तब भी वह क्षुद्र देवता का सेवक होता है। यही फल शत्रु-ग्रह के लिए तथा अमात्यकारक से भी जानना चाहिए ॥ ६३-७४ ॥

    स्रोत: Printed page १९३/193 (PDF p.225), Ch.34 continues the "द्वादशस्थान का फल" (12th-house-from- Karakamsha) Ketu-combination series begun on page192 (verses 63-65): verses 66-74, covering which deity/religious inclination the native develops depending on which planet joins Ketu in the 12th from Karakamsha, closing with an "enemy planet / Amatyakaraka" extension principle (verse 74). Band-detect threshold swept 0.5-10 on this page (3137x4947); a stable plateau appeared at T=5-10 (32 bands agreeing across 6 threshold values in the sweep), but the final band-saving run at THRESH=5.0 produced 33 bands -- a minor discrepancy between the sweep script's counting and the final script's min-run-length edge-case handling, not investigated further since it caused no content loss (see below). Band0 (folio "१९३" + running head) skipped. Band6 (26px, between band5 and band7) was re-examined via a wide-context zoom crop spanning bands 5-7 together (p193-b5to7-zoom.png): the combined crop shows only TWO real printed lines (verse 68's line1 in band5, line2 in band7), confirming band6 is a spurious row-darkness detection artifact (likely triggered by descender/matra ink density crossing threshold), not a separate third line or lost text. This reconciles the sweep-vs-final band-count discrepancy noted above: the "extra" 33rd band is this same spurious band6. Verse 66's opening compound was zoom-verified (p193-b1-start-zoom.png) as "कारकांशाद्रू" -- an unusual द्र-ligature that deviates from the plain "कारकांशाद्" spelling used identically in every other verse of this series (67, 68, 69, 70, 73). Retained exactly as printed per the no-fabrication constraint rather than silently normalized. Verse 66 also does not explicitly name "केतु" in its own text (unlike verses 67-71, which each open "...केतौ"); its subject is understood from the immediately preceding Ketu-in-12th sub-series established on page192 (verse 65) and confirmed by every subsequent verse in this block. Verse 66's "ध्वजे" was independently zoom-verified (p193-b1-dhvaje-zoom.png) as clearly printed (not a misread of another word); it is interpreted as the Jaimini technical term "Dhvaja" -- one of four Karakamsha/Arudha sign-group designations -- most likely completing the Aries-Sagittarius pair named immediately before it with the trine's implied third member (Leo), though the source text itself does not explicitly name "Leo" and the joint gloss's own paraphrase (band25: "मेष या धनु में स्थित केतु...") omits the Dhvaja clause entirely, so the specific "Leo" identification is interpretive, not printed. Verse 72's "शिखिना" (line 2, literally "the crested/flame-bannered one") was cross-checked against the joint gloss's own plain-language paraphrase (band31: "...राहु हो तो तामसी दुर्गा का या प्रेतादि का भक्त, केतु हो तो गणेश या कार्तिकेय का भक्त"), which explicitly uses "केतु" for this exact Rahu-then-Ketu pair of clauses -- confirming "शिखिना" functions here as an epithet for Ketu, not Mars (which is more commonly associated with this word in other contexts). Verse 74 line1's "शुक्रे" (Venus) was zoom-verified (p193-b18-zoom.png) as clearly printed, distinguishing it from Saturn ("शौरिः"/शनि), the subject of the immediately preceding verse 73 -- verse 74 adds a separate Venus-in-malefic-division exception before its general enemy-planet/Amatyakaraka extension principle in line2. The joint Hindi gloss for this entire block begins mid-page (bands 20-32) and, read against the verse content, is confirmed to cover AT LEAST verses 63 through 74 as one continuous unit (its opening sentences directly paraphrase verses 63-65's benefic/malefic-12th-house and empty-12th-house principles before transitioning, mid-gloss, into the Ketu-Sun/Moon/Venus/Mars-etc. combinations of verses 66-72). The gloss does NOT close with a verse-range citation on this page -- it runs directly into the page's CC-0 footer (band32: "कारकांश से व्ययस्थान पापराशि में" is cut off mid-sentence, continuing onto page194). Per the established page-spanning-gloss placeholder pattern (verse 34.41 precedent), verses 63-65 (already seeded on page192 with a GLOSS_63_65_PENDING placeholder) and verses 66-74 (this page) are ALL seeded with an updated pending placeholder pointing to page194, to be resolved together in one retroactive update once the gloss's full text and closing citation are read there. CC-0 digitization-credit footer confirmed at band32's tail, alongside the cut-off gloss sentence, confirming the page's true bottom margin. No chapter colophon -- Chapter 34 continues onto page194.

  72. 34.71 सत्यापित

    71

    संस्कृत

    कुजेन सहिते केतौ स्कन्दभक्तो भवेन्नरः । वैष्णवो बुधसौरिभ्यां गुरुणा शिवभक्तिमान् ॥ ७१ ॥

    kujena sahite ketau skandabhakto bhavennarah | vaishnavo budhasauribhyam guruna shivabhaktiman || 71 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If Ketu is joined with Mars, the native becomes a devotee of Skanda; with Mercury-Saturn, a Vaishnava (devotee of Vishnu); with Jupiter, he has devotion to Shiva.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    कारकांश से व्ययस्थान पापराशि में हो और वहां कोई ग्रह न हो तो जातक शुभ कर्मों में व्यय करने वाला होता है। पापग्रह हो तो अशुभ कर्मों में व्यय होता है, तथा उस स्थान के निकट कोई ग्रह हो तो शुभ फल कहा गया है। कारकांश से व्ययस्थान में केतु अकेला मेष या धनु में अथवा ध्वज-राशि में स्थित हो और शुभग्रह से देखा जाता हो तो जातक कैवल्य (मोक्ष) पद को प्राप्त करता है। व्यय में केतु अकेला हो और पापग्रह से युक्त-दृष्ट हो तो मुक्ति नहीं होती, वह शुभ लोक को नहीं देखता। कारकांश से व्ययस्थान में केतु सूर्य से युक्त हो तो जातक निःसंदेह सूर्यभक्त होता है, हे द्विजोत्तम! केतु चन्द्रमा से युक्त हो तो गौरी (पार्वती) में भक्ति होती है, जातक शाक्त होता है। केतु शुक्र से युक्त हो तो श्री (लक्ष्मी) में अत्यधिक भक्ति होती है, वह समृद्धिमान् होता है। केतु मंगल से युक्त हो तो जातक स्कन्द (कार्तिकेय) का भक्त होता है; बुध-शनि से युक्त हो तो वैष्णव, गुरु से युक्त हो तो शिवभक्त होता है। राहु से युक्त हो तो तामसी दुर्गा अथवा भूत-प्रेतादि की उपासना करता है; केतु से (शिखी से) हो तो हेरम्ब (गणेश) का भक्त अथवा स्कन्दभक्त होता है। कारकांश से व्यय में शनि पापराशि में हो तो निःसंदेह किसी क्षुद्र देवता में उसकी भक्ति होती है। शुक्र भी पापखण्ड में व्यय में हो तो तब भी वह क्षुद्र देवता का सेवक होता है। यही फल शत्रु-ग्रह के लिए तथा अमात्यकारक से भी जानना चाहिए ॥ ६३-७४ ॥

    स्रोत: Printed page १९३/193 (PDF p.225), Ch.34 continues the "द्वादशस्थान का फल" (12th-house-from- Karakamsha) Ketu-combination series begun on page192 (verses 63-65): verses 66-74, covering which deity/religious inclination the native develops depending on which planet joins Ketu in the 12th from Karakamsha, closing with an "enemy planet / Amatyakaraka" extension principle (verse 74). Band-detect threshold swept 0.5-10 on this page (3137x4947); a stable plateau appeared at T=5-10 (32 bands agreeing across 6 threshold values in the sweep), but the final band-saving run at THRESH=5.0 produced 33 bands -- a minor discrepancy between the sweep script's counting and the final script's min-run-length edge-case handling, not investigated further since it caused no content loss (see below). Band0 (folio "१९३" + running head) skipped. Band6 (26px, between band5 and band7) was re-examined via a wide-context zoom crop spanning bands 5-7 together (p193-b5to7-zoom.png): the combined crop shows only TWO real printed lines (verse 68's line1 in band5, line2 in band7), confirming band6 is a spurious row-darkness detection artifact (likely triggered by descender/matra ink density crossing threshold), not a separate third line or lost text. This reconciles the sweep-vs-final band-count discrepancy noted above: the "extra" 33rd band is this same spurious band6. Verse 66's opening compound was zoom-verified (p193-b1-start-zoom.png) as "कारकांशाद्रू" -- an unusual द्र-ligature that deviates from the plain "कारकांशाद्" spelling used identically in every other verse of this series (67, 68, 69, 70, 73). Retained exactly as printed per the no-fabrication constraint rather than silently normalized. Verse 66 also does not explicitly name "केतु" in its own text (unlike verses 67-71, which each open "...केतौ"); its subject is understood from the immediately preceding Ketu-in-12th sub-series established on page192 (verse 65) and confirmed by every subsequent verse in this block. Verse 66's "ध्वजे" was independently zoom-verified (p193-b1-dhvaje-zoom.png) as clearly printed (not a misread of another word); it is interpreted as the Jaimini technical term "Dhvaja" -- one of four Karakamsha/Arudha sign-group designations -- most likely completing the Aries-Sagittarius pair named immediately before it with the trine's implied third member (Leo), though the source text itself does not explicitly name "Leo" and the joint gloss's own paraphrase (band25: "मेष या धनु में स्थित केतु...") omits the Dhvaja clause entirely, so the specific "Leo" identification is interpretive, not printed. Verse 72's "शिखिना" (line 2, literally "the crested/flame-bannered one") was cross-checked against the joint gloss's own plain-language paraphrase (band31: "...राहु हो तो तामसी दुर्गा का या प्रेतादि का भक्त, केतु हो तो गणेश या कार्तिकेय का भक्त"), which explicitly uses "केतु" for this exact Rahu-then-Ketu pair of clauses -- confirming "शिखिना" functions here as an epithet for Ketu, not Mars (which is more commonly associated with this word in other contexts). Verse 74 line1's "शुक्रे" (Venus) was zoom-verified (p193-b18-zoom.png) as clearly printed, distinguishing it from Saturn ("शौरिः"/शनि), the subject of the immediately preceding verse 73 -- verse 74 adds a separate Venus-in-malefic-division exception before its general enemy-planet/Amatyakaraka extension principle in line2. The joint Hindi gloss for this entire block begins mid-page (bands 20-32) and, read against the verse content, is confirmed to cover AT LEAST verses 63 through 74 as one continuous unit (its opening sentences directly paraphrase verses 63-65's benefic/malefic-12th-house and empty-12th-house principles before transitioning, mid-gloss, into the Ketu-Sun/Moon/Venus/Mars-etc. combinations of verses 66-72). The gloss does NOT close with a verse-range citation on this page -- it runs directly into the page's CC-0 footer (band32: "कारकांश से व्ययस्थान पापराशि में" is cut off mid-sentence, continuing onto page194). Per the established page-spanning-gloss placeholder pattern (verse 34.41 precedent), verses 63-65 (already seeded on page192 with a GLOSS_63_65_PENDING placeholder) and verses 66-74 (this page) are ALL seeded with an updated pending placeholder pointing to page194, to be resolved together in one retroactive update once the gloss's full text and closing citation are read there. CC-0 digitization-credit footer confirmed at band32's tail, alongside the cut-off gloss sentence, confirming the page's true bottom margin. No chapter colophon -- Chapter 34 continues onto page194.

  73. 34.72 सत्यापित

    72

    संस्कृत

    राहुणा तामसीं दुर्गां किंवा भूतादिकान् भजेत् । हेरम्बभक्तः शिखिना स्कन्दभक्तोऽथवा भवेत् ॥ ७२ ॥

    rahuna tamasim durgam kimva bhutadikan bhajet | herambabhaktah shikhina skandabhakto'thava bhavet || 72 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    With Rahu, he worships Tamasic Durga, or ghosts/spirits and the like. With Ketu, he becomes a devotee of Heramba (Ganesha), or alternatively a devotee of Skanda.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    कारकांश से व्ययस्थान पापराशि में हो और वहां कोई ग्रह न हो तो जातक शुभ कर्मों में व्यय करने वाला होता है। पापग्रह हो तो अशुभ कर्मों में व्यय होता है, तथा उस स्थान के निकट कोई ग्रह हो तो शुभ फल कहा गया है। कारकांश से व्ययस्थान में केतु अकेला मेष या धनु में अथवा ध्वज-राशि में स्थित हो और शुभग्रह से देखा जाता हो तो जातक कैवल्य (मोक्ष) पद को प्राप्त करता है। व्यय में केतु अकेला हो और पापग्रह से युक्त-दृष्ट हो तो मुक्ति नहीं होती, वह शुभ लोक को नहीं देखता। कारकांश से व्ययस्थान में केतु सूर्य से युक्त हो तो जातक निःसंदेह सूर्यभक्त होता है, हे द्विजोत्तम! केतु चन्द्रमा से युक्त हो तो गौरी (पार्वती) में भक्ति होती है, जातक शाक्त होता है। केतु शुक्र से युक्त हो तो श्री (लक्ष्मी) में अत्यधिक भक्ति होती है, वह समृद्धिमान् होता है। केतु मंगल से युक्त हो तो जातक स्कन्द (कार्तिकेय) का भक्त होता है; बुध-शनि से युक्त हो तो वैष्णव, गुरु से युक्त हो तो शिवभक्त होता है। राहु से युक्त हो तो तामसी दुर्गा अथवा भूत-प्रेतादि की उपासना करता है; केतु से (शिखी से) हो तो हेरम्ब (गणेश) का भक्त अथवा स्कन्दभक्त होता है। कारकांश से व्यय में शनि पापराशि में हो तो निःसंदेह किसी क्षुद्र देवता में उसकी भक्ति होती है। शुक्र भी पापखण्ड में व्यय में हो तो तब भी वह क्षुद्र देवता का सेवक होता है। यही फल शत्रु-ग्रह के लिए तथा अमात्यकारक से भी जानना चाहिए ॥ ६३-७४ ॥

    स्रोत: Printed page १९३/193 (PDF p.225), Ch.34 continues the "द्वादशस्थान का फल" (12th-house-from- Karakamsha) Ketu-combination series begun on page192 (verses 63-65): verses 66-74, covering which deity/religious inclination the native develops depending on which planet joins Ketu in the 12th from Karakamsha, closing with an "enemy planet / Amatyakaraka" extension principle (verse 74). Band-detect threshold swept 0.5-10 on this page (3137x4947); a stable plateau appeared at T=5-10 (32 bands agreeing across 6 threshold values in the sweep), but the final band-saving run at THRESH=5.0 produced 33 bands -- a minor discrepancy between the sweep script's counting and the final script's min-run-length edge-case handling, not investigated further since it caused no content loss (see below). Band0 (folio "१९३" + running head) skipped. Band6 (26px, between band5 and band7) was re-examined via a wide-context zoom crop spanning bands 5-7 together (p193-b5to7-zoom.png): the combined crop shows only TWO real printed lines (verse 68's line1 in band5, line2 in band7), confirming band6 is a spurious row-darkness detection artifact (likely triggered by descender/matra ink density crossing threshold), not a separate third line or lost text. This reconciles the sweep-vs-final band-count discrepancy noted above: the "extra" 33rd band is this same spurious band6. Verse 66's opening compound was zoom-verified (p193-b1-start-zoom.png) as "कारकांशाद्रू" -- an unusual द्र-ligature that deviates from the plain "कारकांशाद्" spelling used identically in every other verse of this series (67, 68, 69, 70, 73). Retained exactly as printed per the no-fabrication constraint rather than silently normalized. Verse 66 also does not explicitly name "केतु" in its own text (unlike verses 67-71, which each open "...केतौ"); its subject is understood from the immediately preceding Ketu-in-12th sub-series established on page192 (verse 65) and confirmed by every subsequent verse in this block. Verse 66's "ध्वजे" was independently zoom-verified (p193-b1-dhvaje-zoom.png) as clearly printed (not a misread of another word); it is interpreted as the Jaimini technical term "Dhvaja" -- one of four Karakamsha/Arudha sign-group designations -- most likely completing the Aries-Sagittarius pair named immediately before it with the trine's implied third member (Leo), though the source text itself does not explicitly name "Leo" and the joint gloss's own paraphrase (band25: "मेष या धनु में स्थित केतु...") omits the Dhvaja clause entirely, so the specific "Leo" identification is interpretive, not printed. Verse 72's "शिखिना" (line 2, literally "the crested/flame-bannered one") was cross-checked against the joint gloss's own plain-language paraphrase (band31: "...राहु हो तो तामसी दुर्गा का या प्रेतादि का भक्त, केतु हो तो गणेश या कार्तिकेय का भक्त"), which explicitly uses "केतु" for this exact Rahu-then-Ketu pair of clauses -- confirming "शिखिना" functions here as an epithet for Ketu, not Mars (which is more commonly associated with this word in other contexts). Verse 74 line1's "शुक्रे" (Venus) was zoom-verified (p193-b18-zoom.png) as clearly printed, distinguishing it from Saturn ("शौरिः"/शनि), the subject of the immediately preceding verse 73 -- verse 74 adds a separate Venus-in-malefic-division exception before its general enemy-planet/Amatyakaraka extension principle in line2. The joint Hindi gloss for this entire block begins mid-page (bands 20-32) and, read against the verse content, is confirmed to cover AT LEAST verses 63 through 74 as one continuous unit (its opening sentences directly paraphrase verses 63-65's benefic/malefic-12th-house and empty-12th-house principles before transitioning, mid-gloss, into the Ketu-Sun/Moon/Venus/Mars-etc. combinations of verses 66-72). The gloss does NOT close with a verse-range citation on this page -- it runs directly into the page's CC-0 footer (band32: "कारकांश से व्ययस्थान पापराशि में" is cut off mid-sentence, continuing onto page194). Per the established page-spanning-gloss placeholder pattern (verse 34.41 precedent), verses 63-65 (already seeded on page192 with a GLOSS_63_65_PENDING placeholder) and verses 66-74 (this page) are ALL seeded with an updated pending placeholder pointing to page194, to be resolved together in one retroactive update once the gloss's full text and closing citation are read there. CC-0 digitization-credit footer confirmed at band32's tail, alongside the cut-off gloss sentence, confirming the page's true bottom margin. No chapter colophon -- Chapter 34 continues onto page194.

  74. 34.73 सत्यापित

    73

    संस्कृत

    कारकांशाद् व्यये शौरिः पापराशौ यदा भवेत् । तदा तु क्षुद्रदेवस्य भक्तिस्तस्य न संशयः ॥ ७३ ॥

    karakamshad vyaye shaurih paparashau yada bhavet | tada tu kshudradevasya bhaktistasya na samshayah || 73 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When Saturn is in the 12th from the Karakamsha, situated in a malefic sign, then, without doubt, he has devotion to a minor deity.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    कारकांश से व्ययस्थान पापराशि में हो और वहां कोई ग्रह न हो तो जातक शुभ कर्मों में व्यय करने वाला होता है। पापग्रह हो तो अशुभ कर्मों में व्यय होता है, तथा उस स्थान के निकट कोई ग्रह हो तो शुभ फल कहा गया है। कारकांश से व्ययस्थान में केतु अकेला मेष या धनु में अथवा ध्वज-राशि में स्थित हो और शुभग्रह से देखा जाता हो तो जातक कैवल्य (मोक्ष) पद को प्राप्त करता है। व्यय में केतु अकेला हो और पापग्रह से युक्त-दृष्ट हो तो मुक्ति नहीं होती, वह शुभ लोक को नहीं देखता। कारकांश से व्ययस्थान में केतु सूर्य से युक्त हो तो जातक निःसंदेह सूर्यभक्त होता है, हे द्विजोत्तम! केतु चन्द्रमा से युक्त हो तो गौरी (पार्वती) में भक्ति होती है, जातक शाक्त होता है। केतु शुक्र से युक्त हो तो श्री (लक्ष्मी) में अत्यधिक भक्ति होती है, वह समृद्धिमान् होता है। केतु मंगल से युक्त हो तो जातक स्कन्द (कार्तिकेय) का भक्त होता है; बुध-शनि से युक्त हो तो वैष्णव, गुरु से युक्त हो तो शिवभक्त होता है। राहु से युक्त हो तो तामसी दुर्गा अथवा भूत-प्रेतादि की उपासना करता है; केतु से (शिखी से) हो तो हेरम्ब (गणेश) का भक्त अथवा स्कन्दभक्त होता है। कारकांश से व्यय में शनि पापराशि में हो तो निःसंदेह किसी क्षुद्र देवता में उसकी भक्ति होती है। शुक्र भी पापखण्ड में व्यय में हो तो तब भी वह क्षुद्र देवता का सेवक होता है। यही फल शत्रु-ग्रह के लिए तथा अमात्यकारक से भी जानना चाहिए ॥ ६३-७४ ॥

    स्रोत: Printed page १९३/193 (PDF p.225), Ch.34 continues the "द्वादशस्थान का फल" (12th-house-from- Karakamsha) Ketu-combination series begun on page192 (verses 63-65): verses 66-74, covering which deity/religious inclination the native develops depending on which planet joins Ketu in the 12th from Karakamsha, closing with an "enemy planet / Amatyakaraka" extension principle (verse 74). Band-detect threshold swept 0.5-10 on this page (3137x4947); a stable plateau appeared at T=5-10 (32 bands agreeing across 6 threshold values in the sweep), but the final band-saving run at THRESH=5.0 produced 33 bands -- a minor discrepancy between the sweep script's counting and the final script's min-run-length edge-case handling, not investigated further since it caused no content loss (see below). Band0 (folio "१९३" + running head) skipped. Band6 (26px, between band5 and band7) was re-examined via a wide-context zoom crop spanning bands 5-7 together (p193-b5to7-zoom.png): the combined crop shows only TWO real printed lines (verse 68's line1 in band5, line2 in band7), confirming band6 is a spurious row-darkness detection artifact (likely triggered by descender/matra ink density crossing threshold), not a separate third line or lost text. This reconciles the sweep-vs-final band-count discrepancy noted above: the "extra" 33rd band is this same spurious band6. Verse 66's opening compound was zoom-verified (p193-b1-start-zoom.png) as "कारकांशाद्रू" -- an unusual द्र-ligature that deviates from the plain "कारकांशाद्" spelling used identically in every other verse of this series (67, 68, 69, 70, 73). Retained exactly as printed per the no-fabrication constraint rather than silently normalized. Verse 66 also does not explicitly name "केतु" in its own text (unlike verses 67-71, which each open "...केतौ"); its subject is understood from the immediately preceding Ketu-in-12th sub-series established on page192 (verse 65) and confirmed by every subsequent verse in this block. Verse 66's "ध्वजे" was independently zoom-verified (p193-b1-dhvaje-zoom.png) as clearly printed (not a misread of another word); it is interpreted as the Jaimini technical term "Dhvaja" -- one of four Karakamsha/Arudha sign-group designations -- most likely completing the Aries-Sagittarius pair named immediately before it with the trine's implied third member (Leo), though the source text itself does not explicitly name "Leo" and the joint gloss's own paraphrase (band25: "मेष या धनु में स्थित केतु...") omits the Dhvaja clause entirely, so the specific "Leo" identification is interpretive, not printed. Verse 72's "शिखिना" (line 2, literally "the crested/flame-bannered one") was cross-checked against the joint gloss's own plain-language paraphrase (band31: "...राहु हो तो तामसी दुर्गा का या प्रेतादि का भक्त, केतु हो तो गणेश या कार्तिकेय का भक्त"), which explicitly uses "केतु" for this exact Rahu-then-Ketu pair of clauses -- confirming "शिखिना" functions here as an epithet for Ketu, not Mars (which is more commonly associated with this word in other contexts). Verse 74 line1's "शुक्रे" (Venus) was zoom-verified (p193-b18-zoom.png) as clearly printed, distinguishing it from Saturn ("शौरिः"/शनि), the subject of the immediately preceding verse 73 -- verse 74 adds a separate Venus-in-malefic-division exception before its general enemy-planet/Amatyakaraka extension principle in line2. The joint Hindi gloss for this entire block begins mid-page (bands 20-32) and, read against the verse content, is confirmed to cover AT LEAST verses 63 through 74 as one continuous unit (its opening sentences directly paraphrase verses 63-65's benefic/malefic-12th-house and empty-12th-house principles before transitioning, mid-gloss, into the Ketu-Sun/Moon/Venus/Mars-etc. combinations of verses 66-72). The gloss does NOT close with a verse-range citation on this page -- it runs directly into the page's CC-0 footer (band32: "कारकांश से व्ययस्थान पापराशि में" is cut off mid-sentence, continuing onto page194). Per the established page-spanning-gloss placeholder pattern (verse 34.41 precedent), verses 63-65 (already seeded on page192 with a GLOSS_63_65_PENDING placeholder) and verses 66-74 (this page) are ALL seeded with an updated pending placeholder pointing to page194, to be resolved together in one retroactive update once the gloss's full text and closing citation are read there. CC-0 digitization-credit footer confirmed at band32's tail, alongside the cut-off gloss sentence, confirming the page's true bottom margin. No chapter colophon -- Chapter 34 continues onto page194.

  75. 34.74 सत्यापित

    74

    संस्कृत

    पापखंडेऽपि व्यये शुक्रे तदापि क्षुद्रसेवकः । एवमेव फलं ज्ञेयं शत्रौ चामात्यकारकात् ॥ ७४ ॥

    papakhande'pi vyaye shukre tadapi kshudrasevakah | evameva phalam jneyam shatrau camatyakarakat || 74 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Even if Venus is in a malefic division, in the 12th, then too he is a servant of a minor deity. The very same result should be understood for an enemy [planet in this position], and when reckoned from the Amatyakaraka [instead of the Karakamsha].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    कारकांश से व्ययस्थान पापराशि में हो और वहां कोई ग्रह न हो तो जातक शुभ कर्मों में व्यय करने वाला होता है। पापग्रह हो तो अशुभ कर्मों में व्यय होता है, तथा उस स्थान के निकट कोई ग्रह हो तो शुभ फल कहा गया है। कारकांश से व्ययस्थान में केतु अकेला मेष या धनु में अथवा ध्वज-राशि में स्थित हो और शुभग्रह से देखा जाता हो तो जातक कैवल्य (मोक्ष) पद को प्राप्त करता है। व्यय में केतु अकेला हो और पापग्रह से युक्त-दृष्ट हो तो मुक्ति नहीं होती, वह शुभ लोक को नहीं देखता। कारकांश से व्ययस्थान में केतु सूर्य से युक्त हो तो जातक निःसंदेह सूर्यभक्त होता है, हे द्विजोत्तम! केतु चन्द्रमा से युक्त हो तो गौरी (पार्वती) में भक्ति होती है, जातक शाक्त होता है। केतु शुक्र से युक्त हो तो श्री (लक्ष्मी) में अत्यधिक भक्ति होती है, वह समृद्धिमान् होता है। केतु मंगल से युक्त हो तो जातक स्कन्द (कार्तिकेय) का भक्त होता है; बुध-शनि से युक्त हो तो वैष्णव, गुरु से युक्त हो तो शिवभक्त होता है। राहु से युक्त हो तो तामसी दुर्गा अथवा भूत-प्रेतादि की उपासना करता है; केतु से (शिखी से) हो तो हेरम्ब (गणेश) का भक्त अथवा स्कन्दभक्त होता है। कारकांश से व्यय में शनि पापराशि में हो तो निःसंदेह किसी क्षुद्र देवता में उसकी भक्ति होती है। शुक्र भी पापखण्ड में व्यय में हो तो तब भी वह क्षुद्र देवता का सेवक होता है। यही फल शत्रु-ग्रह के लिए तथा अमात्यकारक से भी जानना चाहिए ॥ ६३-७४ ॥

    स्रोत: Printed page १९३/193 (PDF p.225), Ch.34 continues the "द्वादशस्थान का फल" (12th-house-from- Karakamsha) Ketu-combination series begun on page192 (verses 63-65): verses 66-74, covering which deity/religious inclination the native develops depending on which planet joins Ketu in the 12th from Karakamsha, closing with an "enemy planet / Amatyakaraka" extension principle (verse 74). Band-detect threshold swept 0.5-10 on this page (3137x4947); a stable plateau appeared at T=5-10 (32 bands agreeing across 6 threshold values in the sweep), but the final band-saving run at THRESH=5.0 produced 33 bands -- a minor discrepancy between the sweep script's counting and the final script's min-run-length edge-case handling, not investigated further since it caused no content loss (see below). Band0 (folio "१९३" + running head) skipped. Band6 (26px, between band5 and band7) was re-examined via a wide-context zoom crop spanning bands 5-7 together (p193-b5to7-zoom.png): the combined crop shows only TWO real printed lines (verse 68's line1 in band5, line2 in band7), confirming band6 is a spurious row-darkness detection artifact (likely triggered by descender/matra ink density crossing threshold), not a separate third line or lost text. This reconciles the sweep-vs-final band-count discrepancy noted above: the "extra" 33rd band is this same spurious band6. Verse 66's opening compound was zoom-verified (p193-b1-start-zoom.png) as "कारकांशाद्रू" -- an unusual द्र-ligature that deviates from the plain "कारकांशाद्" spelling used identically in every other verse of this series (67, 68, 69, 70, 73). Retained exactly as printed per the no-fabrication constraint rather than silently normalized. Verse 66 also does not explicitly name "केतु" in its own text (unlike verses 67-71, which each open "...केतौ"); its subject is understood from the immediately preceding Ketu-in-12th sub-series established on page192 (verse 65) and confirmed by every subsequent verse in this block. Verse 66's "ध्वजे" was independently zoom-verified (p193-b1-dhvaje-zoom.png) as clearly printed (not a misread of another word); it is interpreted as the Jaimini technical term "Dhvaja" -- one of four Karakamsha/Arudha sign-group designations -- most likely completing the Aries-Sagittarius pair named immediately before it with the trine's implied third member (Leo), though the source text itself does not explicitly name "Leo" and the joint gloss's own paraphrase (band25: "मेष या धनु में स्थित केतु...") omits the Dhvaja clause entirely, so the specific "Leo" identification is interpretive, not printed. Verse 72's "शिखिना" (line 2, literally "the crested/flame-bannered one") was cross-checked against the joint gloss's own plain-language paraphrase (band31: "...राहु हो तो तामसी दुर्गा का या प्रेतादि का भक्त, केतु हो तो गणेश या कार्तिकेय का भक्त"), which explicitly uses "केतु" for this exact Rahu-then-Ketu pair of clauses -- confirming "शिखिना" functions here as an epithet for Ketu, not Mars (which is more commonly associated with this word in other contexts). Verse 74 line1's "शुक्रे" (Venus) was zoom-verified (p193-b18-zoom.png) as clearly printed, distinguishing it from Saturn ("शौरिः"/शनि), the subject of the immediately preceding verse 73 -- verse 74 adds a separate Venus-in-malefic-division exception before its general enemy-planet/Amatyakaraka extension principle in line2. The joint Hindi gloss for this entire block begins mid-page (bands 20-32) and, read against the verse content, is confirmed to cover AT LEAST verses 63 through 74 as one continuous unit (its opening sentences directly paraphrase verses 63-65's benefic/malefic-12th-house and empty-12th-house principles before transitioning, mid-gloss, into the Ketu-Sun/Moon/Venus/Mars-etc. combinations of verses 66-72). The gloss does NOT close with a verse-range citation on this page -- it runs directly into the page's CC-0 footer (band32: "कारकांश से व्ययस्थान पापराशि में" is cut off mid-sentence, continuing onto page194). Per the established page-spanning-gloss placeholder pattern (verse 34.41 precedent), verses 63-65 (already seeded on page192 with a GLOSS_63_65_PENDING placeholder) and verses 66-74 (this page) are ALL seeded with an updated pending placeholder pointing to page194, to be resolved together in one retroactive update once the gloss's full text and closing citation are read there. CC-0 digitization-credit footer confirmed at band32's tail, alongside the cut-off gloss sentence, confirming the page's true bottom margin. No chapter colophon -- Chapter 34 continues onto page194.

  76. 34.75 सत्यापित

    75

    संस्कृत

    कारकांशात् त्रिकोणस्थे मुने ! क्रूरग्रहोदये । मन्त्र-तन्त्र-विदां वर्यो जायते जातको ध्रुवम् ॥ ७५ ॥

    karakamshat trikonasthe mune! kruragrahodaye | mantra-tantra-vidam varyo jayate jatako dhruvam || 75 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    O sage! When a malefic planet rises (is placed) in the trine from the Karakamsha, the native surely becomes excellent among knowers of mantra and tantra.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    कारकांश से नवम पञ्चमस्थ (त्रिकोणस्थ) दो पापग्रह हो तो जातक मन्त्र-तन्त्र का जानकार होता है। पापग्रह की दृष्टि उसपर हो तो वह निग्रह करने वाला और शुभग्रह की दृष्टि में अनुग्रहकारक होता है ॥ ७५-७६ ॥

    स्रोत: Printed page १९४/194 (PDF p.226), Ch.34 continues (verso page, running head shows the book title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" rather than the chapter title): the joint gloss for verses 63-74, carried over unclosed from pages192-193, is completed here and closes with citation "॥ ६३-७४ ॥". A new sub-block follows: verses 75-76 (Karakamsha trine + malefic -> mantra-tantra expertise) with their own joint gloss closing "॥ ७५-७६ ॥"; then a further unheaded block of eight verses, 77 through 84, plus one unnumbered addendum (84a) -- covering physician/alchemist/disease results (77-81, apparently keyed to the 4th/5th from Karakamsha) and poison-doctor/archer/ascetic/weapon-wielder professions (82-84a, keyed to the 5th from Karakamsha) -- followed by a joint Hindi gloss that is cut off mid-sentence at the page's true bottom margin (confirmed by the interleaved CC-0 footer), continuing onto page195. Band-detect threshold swept 0.5-10 on this page (3511x4972); a stable plateau appeared at T=3.5-7 (27 bands agreeing); THRESH=4.0 used for the final band-saving run (27 bands, 0-26). Bands1-2 complete the joint gloss for verses 63-74 (begun page192, continued page193), closing "॥ ६३-७४ ॥". This retroactively resolves the GLOSS_63_74_PENDING placeholder seeded across all twelve of those verses in commits c8ed2f3/22032e3/bdb0375 (pages191-193): the full assembled gloss text is written back into each verse's translationHi below, replacing the pending placeholder. Bands3-9 carry verses 75-76 and their own joint gloss, closing "॥ ७५-७६ ॥" -- a normal, page-local (non-spanning) joint gloss. Bands10-25 carry eight further verses (77-84) plus one unnumbered addendum, with NO Hindi gloss interspersed between them -- confirmed by reading every intervening band, all pure Sanskrit verse text. Verse 77's two words were zoom-verified (p194-v77-line1-zoom.png, p194-v77-word2-zoom.png): the initial apparent "रसत्रादी"/"रसवादी" ambiguity resolved cleanly to "रसवादी" (an alchemist/mercury-medicine practitioner) at high zoom -- the middle consonant is unambiguously व not त्र; and the apparent "त्रिदोीक्षिते" resolved cleanly to "त्रिदोषेक्षिते" (aspected by [planets associated with] the three doshas) -- both were reading errors from the lower-zoom band strip, not genuine print ambiguity, and are corrected here on the strength of the tight zoom crops. Verse 79's "कुजागू" (p194-v79-kujagu-zoom.png) was zoom-verified as unambiguously printed exactly so, though its second member ("अगू") does not match any classical planet-name abbreviation this transcriber recognizes; retained exactly as printed and disclosed as a non-standard/unclear compound rather than silently emended (e.g. to an expected "कुजार्कौ" or similar). Band25 closes verse 84 with citation "॥ ८४ ॥". Band26 (anomalously oversized, 598px vs. the ~90-120px typical for this page) was re-scanned at fine granularity per standing practice for oversized bands: a wide-context zoom (p194-b25to26-check.png, p194-b26-top-zoom.png) confirmed no second Sanskrit line or citation is hidden between verse 84's citation and the following line -- band26 genuinely contains one short unnumbered Sanskrit line followed directly by a long Hindi gloss that runs to the page's true bottom margin. The band's automated row-darkness sub-segmentation could not cleanly separate individual print lines (the gloss lines are tightly leaded with no clean whitespace gap, confirmed by a sub-band sweep that collapsed the whole 634px region into one segment at every threshold tried), so it was instead read via a series of overlapping high-zoom strips (p194-b26-ov00.png through ov06.png, 130px tall with 40px overlap) that were pieced together by cross-referencing the repeated overlap text. The unnumbered Sanskrit line, "कुन्त-लौहास्त्र-खड्गानां धारको जायते जनः ।" (single danda, no "॥ N ॥" citation), sits immediately after verse 84's own citation and grammatically completes verse 84's "क्रमशो" (respectively) list -- Mars/Rahu/Sun placed [in the 5th from Karakamsha] "respectively" give spear-wielder / iron-weapon-wielder / sword-wielder. Retained here exactly as printed, under ref 34.84a, disclosed as an unnumbered addendum rather than assigned a fabricated verse number, per the established 34.45a precedent. The Hindi gloss following 34.84a was zoom-verified word-by-word for a recurring, unusual "-हट" suffix attached to four different planet names in sequence ("शुक्रहट" x2, "मंगलहट", "केतुहट" -- the last of these itself corrected from an initial "कुतुहट" misread once a tight zoom, p194-ketuhat-zoom.png, showed the elided े-matra clearly). Each instance was independently zoomed (p194-shukrahat-zoom3/4.png, p194-mangalahat-zoom2.png, p194-ketuhat-zoom.png) and the terminal consonant is unambiguously ट (retroflex Ta), not त (dental ta) -- ruling out a "युत"/"युक्त" (conjoined-with) misreading despite the phrase's semantic fit for that sense. Retained exactly as printed as "-हट" throughout and disclosed as a probable non-standard print rendering, not silently normalized. Reading against the verse content, this gloss's content (रसवाद/alchemist, भिषग्वर्य/physician, नीलकुष्ठ/श्वेतकुष्ठ/leprosy-types, रक्तपित्त-राजरोग) matches verses 77-79 point for point (Moon+Venus in Karakamsha -> alchemist; tridosha-aspect -> physician; Moon+Venus in the 4th -> white leprosy; Moon+Mars in the 4th -> raktapitta-rajaroga; Ketu -> blue/black leprosy, cut off before completing) -- NOT verses 82-84a as might be assumed from proximity. Since bands10-25 carry all eight verses (77-84) plus 34.84a with no intervening gloss, and this one gloss is the first and only Hindi prose following them, it is treated as one joint gloss provisionally spanning verses 77 through 84a in full (the established pattern for this commentator, cf. the twelve-verse 63-74 gloss); this grouping is provisional pending the exact closing citation to be found on page195, per the established page-spanning-gloss placeholder pattern (34.41/63 precedent). The gloss is cut off mid-sentence ("...केतुहट हो तो...") at the page's true bottom margin, confirmed by the interleaved CC-0 digitization-credit footer ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri") appearing within the same band, and by direct inspection of the blank paper below (p194-bottom-final.png). No chapter colophon appears on this page -- Chapter 34 continues onto page195.

  77. 34.76 सत्यापित

    76

    संस्कृत

    पापसंवीक्षिते तत्र तन्त्र-निग्राहको भवेत् । शुभैर्निरीक्षिते तत्र जातोऽनुग्राहको भवेत् ॥ ७६ ॥

    papasamvikshite tatra tantra-nigrahako bhavet | shubhairnirikshite tatra jato'nugrahako bhavet || 76 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If aspected there by a malefic, he becomes one who subdues [others] through tantra; if aspected there by benefics, he becomes gracious/benevolent [through tantra].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    कारकांश से नवम पञ्चमस्थ (त्रिकोणस्थ) दो पापग्रह हो तो जातक मन्त्र-तन्त्र का जानकार होता है। पापग्रह की दृष्टि उसपर हो तो वह निग्रह करने वाला और शुभग्रह की दृष्टि में अनुग्रहकारक होता है ॥ ७५-७६ ॥

    स्रोत: Printed page १९४/194 (PDF p.226), Ch.34 continues (verso page, running head shows the book title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" rather than the chapter title): the joint gloss for verses 63-74, carried over unclosed from pages192-193, is completed here and closes with citation "॥ ६३-७४ ॥". A new sub-block follows: verses 75-76 (Karakamsha trine + malefic -> mantra-tantra expertise) with their own joint gloss closing "॥ ७५-७६ ॥"; then a further unheaded block of eight verses, 77 through 84, plus one unnumbered addendum (84a) -- covering physician/alchemist/disease results (77-81, apparently keyed to the 4th/5th from Karakamsha) and poison-doctor/archer/ascetic/weapon-wielder professions (82-84a, keyed to the 5th from Karakamsha) -- followed by a joint Hindi gloss that is cut off mid-sentence at the page's true bottom margin (confirmed by the interleaved CC-0 footer), continuing onto page195. Band-detect threshold swept 0.5-10 on this page (3511x4972); a stable plateau appeared at T=3.5-7 (27 bands agreeing); THRESH=4.0 used for the final band-saving run (27 bands, 0-26). Bands1-2 complete the joint gloss for verses 63-74 (begun page192, continued page193), closing "॥ ६३-७४ ॥". This retroactively resolves the GLOSS_63_74_PENDING placeholder seeded across all twelve of those verses in commits c8ed2f3/22032e3/bdb0375 (pages191-193): the full assembled gloss text is written back into each verse's translationHi below, replacing the pending placeholder. Bands3-9 carry verses 75-76 and their own joint gloss, closing "॥ ७५-७६ ॥" -- a normal, page-local (non-spanning) joint gloss. Bands10-25 carry eight further verses (77-84) plus one unnumbered addendum, with NO Hindi gloss interspersed between them -- confirmed by reading every intervening band, all pure Sanskrit verse text. Verse 77's two words were zoom-verified (p194-v77-line1-zoom.png, p194-v77-word2-zoom.png): the initial apparent "रसत्रादी"/"रसवादी" ambiguity resolved cleanly to "रसवादी" (an alchemist/mercury-medicine practitioner) at high zoom -- the middle consonant is unambiguously व not त्र; and the apparent "त्रिदोीक्षिते" resolved cleanly to "त्रिदोषेक्षिते" (aspected by [planets associated with] the three doshas) -- both were reading errors from the lower-zoom band strip, not genuine print ambiguity, and are corrected here on the strength of the tight zoom crops. Verse 79's "कुजागू" (p194-v79-kujagu-zoom.png) was zoom-verified as unambiguously printed exactly so, though its second member ("अगू") does not match any classical planet-name abbreviation this transcriber recognizes; retained exactly as printed and disclosed as a non-standard/unclear compound rather than silently emended (e.g. to an expected "कुजार्कौ" or similar). Band25 closes verse 84 with citation "॥ ८४ ॥". Band26 (anomalously oversized, 598px vs. the ~90-120px typical for this page) was re-scanned at fine granularity per standing practice for oversized bands: a wide-context zoom (p194-b25to26-check.png, p194-b26-top-zoom.png) confirmed no second Sanskrit line or citation is hidden between verse 84's citation and the following line -- band26 genuinely contains one short unnumbered Sanskrit line followed directly by a long Hindi gloss that runs to the page's true bottom margin. The band's automated row-darkness sub-segmentation could not cleanly separate individual print lines (the gloss lines are tightly leaded with no clean whitespace gap, confirmed by a sub-band sweep that collapsed the whole 634px region into one segment at every threshold tried), so it was instead read via a series of overlapping high-zoom strips (p194-b26-ov00.png through ov06.png, 130px tall with 40px overlap) that were pieced together by cross-referencing the repeated overlap text. The unnumbered Sanskrit line, "कुन्त-लौहास्त्र-खड्गानां धारको जायते जनः ।" (single danda, no "॥ N ॥" citation), sits immediately after verse 84's own citation and grammatically completes verse 84's "क्रमशो" (respectively) list -- Mars/Rahu/Sun placed [in the 5th from Karakamsha] "respectively" give spear-wielder / iron-weapon-wielder / sword-wielder. Retained here exactly as printed, under ref 34.84a, disclosed as an unnumbered addendum rather than assigned a fabricated verse number, per the established 34.45a precedent. The Hindi gloss following 34.84a was zoom-verified word-by-word for a recurring, unusual "-हट" suffix attached to four different planet names in sequence ("शुक्रहट" x2, "मंगलहट", "केतुहट" -- the last of these itself corrected from an initial "कुतुहट" misread once a tight zoom, p194-ketuhat-zoom.png, showed the elided े-matra clearly). Each instance was independently zoomed (p194-shukrahat-zoom3/4.png, p194-mangalahat-zoom2.png, p194-ketuhat-zoom.png) and the terminal consonant is unambiguously ट (retroflex Ta), not त (dental ta) -- ruling out a "युत"/"युक्त" (conjoined-with) misreading despite the phrase's semantic fit for that sense. Retained exactly as printed as "-हट" throughout and disclosed as a probable non-standard print rendering, not silently normalized. Reading against the verse content, this gloss's content (रसवाद/alchemist, भिषग्वर्य/physician, नीलकुष्ठ/श्वेतकुष्ठ/leprosy-types, रक्तपित्त-राजरोग) matches verses 77-79 point for point (Moon+Venus in Karakamsha -> alchemist; tridosha-aspect -> physician; Moon+Venus in the 4th -> white leprosy; Moon+Mars in the 4th -> raktapitta-rajaroga; Ketu -> blue/black leprosy, cut off before completing) -- NOT verses 82-84a as might be assumed from proximity. Since bands10-25 carry all eight verses (77-84) plus 34.84a with no intervening gloss, and this one gloss is the first and only Hindi prose following them, it is treated as one joint gloss provisionally spanning verses 77 through 84a in full (the established pattern for this commentator, cf. the twelve-verse 63-74 gloss); this grouping is provisional pending the exact closing citation to be found on page195, per the established page-spanning-gloss placeholder pattern (34.41/63 precedent). The gloss is cut off mid-sentence ("...केतुहट हो तो...") at the page's true bottom margin, confirmed by the interleaved CC-0 digitization-credit footer ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri") appearing within the same band, and by direct inspection of the blank paper below (p194-bottom-final.png). No chapter colophon appears on this page -- Chapter 34 continues onto page195.

  78. 34.77 सत्यापित

    77

    संस्कृत

    रसवादी नरश्चन्द्रे कारकांशे सितेक्षिते । त्रिदोषेक्षिते भिषग्वर्यः सर्वरोगहरो मुने ! ॥ ७७ ॥

    rasavadi narashcandre karakamshe sitekshite | tridoshekshite bhishagvaryah sarvarogaharo mune! || 77 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    A person becomes an alchemist (rasavadi) when the Moon in the Karakamsha is aspected by Venus; [when] aspected by [planets connected with] the three doshas, O sage, he becomes an excellent physician, remover of all disease.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    आत्मकारक के नवांश में शुक्रहट चन्द्रमा हो तो जातक रस (स्वर्णादि भस्म) का जानकार या निर्माता होता है। बुध की दृष्टि रहे तो सर्वरोगनाशक उत्कृष्ट वैद्य होता है। आत्मकारक के नवांश से चतुर्थस्थ चन्द्र शुक्रहट हो तो जातक नीलकुष्ठ रोगी, श्वेतकुष्ठी, मंगलहट हो तो रक्तपित्त-पीड़ित राजरोगा, केतुहट हो तो होता है। कारकांश से ४ या ५ में मंगल या राहु हो तो जातक चयरोगी, चन्द्रमा की दृष्टि रहने पर विशेषतः क्षयरोग (राजयक्ष्मा) का शिकार वह होता है। कारकांश से चतुर्थ या पञ्चम में भौम मात्र स्थित हो तो पिटकादि रोगों का उपद्रव जातक को कहना चाहिए। केतु के वहाँ रहने से जलोदर या संग्रहणी रोग कहें। राहु या गुलिक वहाँ हो तो जातक विषवैद्य होता है। कारकांश से पञ्चमस्थ शनि मात्र हो तो जातक धनुर्धारी होता है। वहाँ केवल केतु रहें तो वह घटीयन्त्र (घड़ी) निर्माता, बुध रहे तो दण्डी संन्यासी, या परमहंस, मंगल रहें तो कुन्तधारी, राहु रहें तो लौहास्त्रधारी, सूर्य हो तो खड्गधारी होता है ॥ ७७-८४ ॥

    स्रोत: Printed page १९४/194 (PDF p.226), Ch.34 continues (verso page, running head shows the book title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" rather than the chapter title): the joint gloss for verses 63-74, carried over unclosed from pages192-193, is completed here and closes with citation "॥ ६३-७४ ॥". A new sub-block follows: verses 75-76 (Karakamsha trine + malefic -> mantra-tantra expertise) with their own joint gloss closing "॥ ७५-७६ ॥"; then a further unheaded block of eight verses, 77 through 84, plus one unnumbered addendum (84a) -- covering physician/alchemist/disease results (77-81, apparently keyed to the 4th/5th from Karakamsha) and poison-doctor/archer/ascetic/weapon-wielder professions (82-84a, keyed to the 5th from Karakamsha) -- followed by a joint Hindi gloss that is cut off mid-sentence at the page's true bottom margin (confirmed by the interleaved CC-0 footer), continuing onto page195. Band-detect threshold swept 0.5-10 on this page (3511x4972); a stable plateau appeared at T=3.5-7 (27 bands agreeing); THRESH=4.0 used for the final band-saving run (27 bands, 0-26). Bands1-2 complete the joint gloss for verses 63-74 (begun page192, continued page193), closing "॥ ६३-७४ ॥". This retroactively resolves the GLOSS_63_74_PENDING placeholder seeded across all twelve of those verses in commits c8ed2f3/22032e3/bdb0375 (pages191-193): the full assembled gloss text is written back into each verse's translationHi below, replacing the pending placeholder. Bands3-9 carry verses 75-76 and their own joint gloss, closing "॥ ७५-७६ ॥" -- a normal, page-local (non-spanning) joint gloss. Bands10-25 carry eight further verses (77-84) plus one unnumbered addendum, with NO Hindi gloss interspersed between them -- confirmed by reading every intervening band, all pure Sanskrit verse text. Verse 77's two words were zoom-verified (p194-v77-line1-zoom.png, p194-v77-word2-zoom.png): the initial apparent "रसत्रादी"/"रसवादी" ambiguity resolved cleanly to "रसवादी" (an alchemist/mercury-medicine practitioner) at high zoom -- the middle consonant is unambiguously व not त्र; and the apparent "त्रिदोीक्षिते" resolved cleanly to "त्रिदोषेक्षिते" (aspected by [planets associated with] the three doshas) -- both were reading errors from the lower-zoom band strip, not genuine print ambiguity, and are corrected here on the strength of the tight zoom crops. Verse 79's "कुजागू" (p194-v79-kujagu-zoom.png) was zoom-verified as unambiguously printed exactly so, though its second member ("अगू") does not match any classical planet-name abbreviation this transcriber recognizes; retained exactly as printed and disclosed as a non-standard/unclear compound rather than silently emended (e.g. to an expected "कुजार्कौ" or similar). Band25 closes verse 84 with citation "॥ ८४ ॥". Band26 (anomalously oversized, 598px vs. the ~90-120px typical for this page) was re-scanned at fine granularity per standing practice for oversized bands: a wide-context zoom (p194-b25to26-check.png, p194-b26-top-zoom.png) confirmed no second Sanskrit line or citation is hidden between verse 84's citation and the following line -- band26 genuinely contains one short unnumbered Sanskrit line followed directly by a long Hindi gloss that runs to the page's true bottom margin. The band's automated row-darkness sub-segmentation could not cleanly separate individual print lines (the gloss lines are tightly leaded with no clean whitespace gap, confirmed by a sub-band sweep that collapsed the whole 634px region into one segment at every threshold tried), so it was instead read via a series of overlapping high-zoom strips (p194-b26-ov00.png through ov06.png, 130px tall with 40px overlap) that were pieced together by cross-referencing the repeated overlap text. The unnumbered Sanskrit line, "कुन्त-लौहास्त्र-खड्गानां धारको जायते जनः ।" (single danda, no "॥ N ॥" citation), sits immediately after verse 84's own citation and grammatically completes verse 84's "क्रमशो" (respectively) list -- Mars/Rahu/Sun placed [in the 5th from Karakamsha] "respectively" give spear-wielder / iron-weapon-wielder / sword-wielder. Retained here exactly as printed, under ref 34.84a, disclosed as an unnumbered addendum rather than assigned a fabricated verse number, per the established 34.45a precedent. The Hindi gloss following 34.84a was zoom-verified word-by-word for a recurring, unusual "-हट" suffix attached to four different planet names in sequence ("शुक्रहट" x2, "मंगलहट", "केतुहट" -- the last of these itself corrected from an initial "कुतुहट" misread once a tight zoom, p194-ketuhat-zoom.png, showed the elided े-matra clearly). Each instance was independently zoomed (p194-shukrahat-zoom3/4.png, p194-mangalahat-zoom2.png, p194-ketuhat-zoom.png) and the terminal consonant is unambiguously ट (retroflex Ta), not त (dental ta) -- ruling out a "युत"/"युक्त" (conjoined-with) misreading despite the phrase's semantic fit for that sense. Retained exactly as printed as "-हट" throughout and disclosed as a probable non-standard print rendering, not silently normalized. Reading against the verse content, this gloss's content (रसवाद/alchemist, भिषग्वर्य/physician, नीलकुष्ठ/श्वेतकुष्ठ/leprosy-types, रक्तपित्त-राजरोग) matches verses 77-79 point for point (Moon+Venus in Karakamsha -> alchemist; tridosha-aspect -> physician; Moon+Venus in the 4th -> white leprosy; Moon+Mars in the 4th -> raktapitta-rajaroga; Ketu -> blue/black leprosy, cut off before completing) -- NOT verses 82-84a as might be assumed from proximity. Since bands10-25 carry all eight verses (77-84) plus 34.84a with no intervening gloss, and this one gloss is the first and only Hindi prose following them, it is treated as one joint gloss provisionally spanning verses 77 through 84a in full (the established pattern for this commentator, cf. the twelve-verse 63-74 gloss); this grouping is provisional pending the exact closing citation to be found on page195, per the established page-spanning-gloss placeholder pattern (34.41/63 precedent). The gloss is cut off mid-sentence ("...केतुहट हो तो...") at the page's true bottom margin, confirmed by the interleaved CC-0 digitization-credit footer ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri") appearing within the same band, and by direct inspection of the blank paper below (p194-bottom-final.png). No chapter colophon appears on this page -- Chapter 34 continues onto page195.

  79. 34.78 सत्यापित

    78

    संस्कृत

    सितेक्षिते विधौ तुर्ये श्वेतकुष्ठी भवेज्जनः । कुजेक्षिते राजरोगी रक्तपित्तार्तिमान् नरः ॥ ७८ ॥

    sitekshite vidhau turye shvetakushthi bhavejjanah | kujekshite rajarogi raktapittartiman narah || 78 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If the Moon in the 4th [from Karakamsha] is aspected by Venus, the person becomes afflicted with white leprosy; if aspected by Mars, the person becomes afflicted with the royal disease, suffering from a blood-and-bile disorder.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    आत्मकारक के नवांश में शुक्रहट चन्द्रमा हो तो जातक रस (स्वर्णादि भस्म) का जानकार या निर्माता होता है। बुध की दृष्टि रहे तो सर्वरोगनाशक उत्कृष्ट वैद्य होता है। आत्मकारक के नवांश से चतुर्थस्थ चन्द्र शुक्रहट हो तो जातक नीलकुष्ठ रोगी, श्वेतकुष्ठी, मंगलहट हो तो रक्तपित्त-पीड़ित राजरोगा, केतुहट हो तो होता है। कारकांश से ४ या ५ में मंगल या राहु हो तो जातक चयरोगी, चन्द्रमा की दृष्टि रहने पर विशेषतः क्षयरोग (राजयक्ष्मा) का शिकार वह होता है। कारकांश से चतुर्थ या पञ्चम में भौम मात्र स्थित हो तो पिटकादि रोगों का उपद्रव जातक को कहना चाहिए। केतु के वहाँ रहने से जलोदर या संग्रहणी रोग कहें। राहु या गुलिक वहाँ हो तो जातक विषवैद्य होता है। कारकांश से पञ्चमस्थ शनि मात्र हो तो जातक धनुर्धारी होता है। वहाँ केवल केतु रहें तो वह घटीयन्त्र (घड़ी) निर्माता, बुध रहे तो दण्डी संन्यासी, या परमहंस, मंगल रहें तो कुन्तधारी, राहु रहें तो लौहास्त्रधारी, सूर्य हो तो खड्गधारी होता है ॥ ७७-८४ ॥

    स्रोत: Printed page १९४/194 (PDF p.226), Ch.34 continues (verso page, running head shows the book title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" rather than the chapter title): the joint gloss for verses 63-74, carried over unclosed from pages192-193, is completed here and closes with citation "॥ ६३-७४ ॥". A new sub-block follows: verses 75-76 (Karakamsha trine + malefic -> mantra-tantra expertise) with their own joint gloss closing "॥ ७५-७६ ॥"; then a further unheaded block of eight verses, 77 through 84, plus one unnumbered addendum (84a) -- covering physician/alchemist/disease results (77-81, apparently keyed to the 4th/5th from Karakamsha) and poison-doctor/archer/ascetic/weapon-wielder professions (82-84a, keyed to the 5th from Karakamsha) -- followed by a joint Hindi gloss that is cut off mid-sentence at the page's true bottom margin (confirmed by the interleaved CC-0 footer), continuing onto page195. Band-detect threshold swept 0.5-10 on this page (3511x4972); a stable plateau appeared at T=3.5-7 (27 bands agreeing); THRESH=4.0 used for the final band-saving run (27 bands, 0-26). Bands1-2 complete the joint gloss for verses 63-74 (begun page192, continued page193), closing "॥ ६३-७४ ॥". This retroactively resolves the GLOSS_63_74_PENDING placeholder seeded across all twelve of those verses in commits c8ed2f3/22032e3/bdb0375 (pages191-193): the full assembled gloss text is written back into each verse's translationHi below, replacing the pending placeholder. Bands3-9 carry verses 75-76 and their own joint gloss, closing "॥ ७५-७६ ॥" -- a normal, page-local (non-spanning) joint gloss. Bands10-25 carry eight further verses (77-84) plus one unnumbered addendum, with NO Hindi gloss interspersed between them -- confirmed by reading every intervening band, all pure Sanskrit verse text. Verse 77's two words were zoom-verified (p194-v77-line1-zoom.png, p194-v77-word2-zoom.png): the initial apparent "रसत्रादी"/"रसवादी" ambiguity resolved cleanly to "रसवादी" (an alchemist/mercury-medicine practitioner) at high zoom -- the middle consonant is unambiguously व not त्र; and the apparent "त्रिदोीक्षिते" resolved cleanly to "त्रिदोषेक्षिते" (aspected by [planets associated with] the three doshas) -- both were reading errors from the lower-zoom band strip, not genuine print ambiguity, and are corrected here on the strength of the tight zoom crops. Verse 79's "कुजागू" (p194-v79-kujagu-zoom.png) was zoom-verified as unambiguously printed exactly so, though its second member ("अगू") does not match any classical planet-name abbreviation this transcriber recognizes; retained exactly as printed and disclosed as a non-standard/unclear compound rather than silently emended (e.g. to an expected "कुजार्कौ" or similar). Band25 closes verse 84 with citation "॥ ८४ ॥". Band26 (anomalously oversized, 598px vs. the ~90-120px typical for this page) was re-scanned at fine granularity per standing practice for oversized bands: a wide-context zoom (p194-b25to26-check.png, p194-b26-top-zoom.png) confirmed no second Sanskrit line or citation is hidden between verse 84's citation and the following line -- band26 genuinely contains one short unnumbered Sanskrit line followed directly by a long Hindi gloss that runs to the page's true bottom margin. The band's automated row-darkness sub-segmentation could not cleanly separate individual print lines (the gloss lines are tightly leaded with no clean whitespace gap, confirmed by a sub-band sweep that collapsed the whole 634px region into one segment at every threshold tried), so it was instead read via a series of overlapping high-zoom strips (p194-b26-ov00.png through ov06.png, 130px tall with 40px overlap) that were pieced together by cross-referencing the repeated overlap text. The unnumbered Sanskrit line, "कुन्त-लौहास्त्र-खड्गानां धारको जायते जनः ।" (single danda, no "॥ N ॥" citation), sits immediately after verse 84's own citation and grammatically completes verse 84's "क्रमशो" (respectively) list -- Mars/Rahu/Sun placed [in the 5th from Karakamsha] "respectively" give spear-wielder / iron-weapon-wielder / sword-wielder. Retained here exactly as printed, under ref 34.84a, disclosed as an unnumbered addendum rather than assigned a fabricated verse number, per the established 34.45a precedent. The Hindi gloss following 34.84a was zoom-verified word-by-word for a recurring, unusual "-हट" suffix attached to four different planet names in sequence ("शुक्रहट" x2, "मंगलहट", "केतुहट" -- the last of these itself corrected from an initial "कुतुहट" misread once a tight zoom, p194-ketuhat-zoom.png, showed the elided े-matra clearly). Each instance was independently zoomed (p194-shukrahat-zoom3/4.png, p194-mangalahat-zoom2.png, p194-ketuhat-zoom.png) and the terminal consonant is unambiguously ट (retroflex Ta), not त (dental ta) -- ruling out a "युत"/"युक्त" (conjoined-with) misreading despite the phrase's semantic fit for that sense. Retained exactly as printed as "-हट" throughout and disclosed as a probable non-standard print rendering, not silently normalized. Reading against the verse content, this gloss's content (रसवाद/alchemist, भिषग्वर्य/physician, नीलकुष्ठ/श्वेतकुष्ठ/leprosy-types, रक्तपित्त-राजरोग) matches verses 77-79 point for point (Moon+Venus in Karakamsha -> alchemist; tridosha-aspect -> physician; Moon+Venus in the 4th -> white leprosy; Moon+Mars in the 4th -> raktapitta-rajaroga; Ketu -> blue/black leprosy, cut off before completing) -- NOT verses 82-84a as might be assumed from proximity. Since bands10-25 carry all eight verses (77-84) plus 34.84a with no intervening gloss, and this one gloss is the first and only Hindi prose following them, it is treated as one joint gloss provisionally spanning verses 77 through 84a in full (the established pattern for this commentator, cf. the twelve-verse 63-74 gloss); this grouping is provisional pending the exact closing citation to be found on page195, per the established page-spanning-gloss placeholder pattern (34.41/63 precedent). The gloss is cut off mid-sentence ("...केतुहट हो तो...") at the page's true bottom margin, confirmed by the interleaved CC-0 digitization-credit footer ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri") appearing within the same band, and by direct inspection of the blank paper below (p194-bottom-final.png). No chapter colophon appears on this page -- Chapter 34 continues onto page195.

  80. 34.79 सत्यापित

    79

    संस्कृत

    शिखिना वीक्षिते तत्र नीलकुष्ठयुतो भवेत् । कुजागू तुर्यगौ किन्वा सुतगौ चेद् द्विजोत्तम ॥ ७९ ॥

    shikhina vikshite tatra nilakushthayuto bhavet | kujagu turyagau kinva sutagau ced dvijottama || 79 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If aspected there by Ketu, he becomes afflicted with blue/black leprosy. O best of the twice-born, if Mars-and-[agu, an unclear second term] are together in the 4th, or else together in the 5th [further results follow, evidently completed by the page-spanning gloss].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    आत्मकारक के नवांश में शुक्रहट चन्द्रमा हो तो जातक रस (स्वर्णादि भस्म) का जानकार या निर्माता होता है। बुध की दृष्टि रहे तो सर्वरोगनाशक उत्कृष्ट वैद्य होता है। आत्मकारक के नवांश से चतुर्थस्थ चन्द्र शुक्रहट हो तो जातक नीलकुष्ठ रोगी, श्वेतकुष्ठी, मंगलहट हो तो रक्तपित्त-पीड़ित राजरोगा, केतुहट हो तो होता है। कारकांश से ४ या ५ में मंगल या राहु हो तो जातक चयरोगी, चन्द्रमा की दृष्टि रहने पर विशेषतः क्षयरोग (राजयक्ष्मा) का शिकार वह होता है। कारकांश से चतुर्थ या पञ्चम में भौम मात्र स्थित हो तो पिटकादि रोगों का उपद्रव जातक को कहना चाहिए। केतु के वहाँ रहने से जलोदर या संग्रहणी रोग कहें। राहु या गुलिक वहाँ हो तो जातक विषवैद्य होता है। कारकांश से पञ्चमस्थ शनि मात्र हो तो जातक धनुर्धारी होता है। वहाँ केवल केतु रहें तो वह घटीयन्त्र (घड़ी) निर्माता, बुध रहे तो दण्डी संन्यासी, या परमहंस, मंगल रहें तो कुन्तधारी, राहु रहें तो लौहास्त्रधारी, सूर्य हो तो खड्गधारी होता है ॥ ७७-८४ ॥

    स्रोत: Printed page १९४/194 (PDF p.226), Ch.34 continues (verso page, running head shows the book title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" rather than the chapter title): the joint gloss for verses 63-74, carried over unclosed from pages192-193, is completed here and closes with citation "॥ ६३-७४ ॥". A new sub-block follows: verses 75-76 (Karakamsha trine + malefic -> mantra-tantra expertise) with their own joint gloss closing "॥ ७५-७६ ॥"; then a further unheaded block of eight verses, 77 through 84, plus one unnumbered addendum (84a) -- covering physician/alchemist/disease results (77-81, apparently keyed to the 4th/5th from Karakamsha) and poison-doctor/archer/ascetic/weapon-wielder professions (82-84a, keyed to the 5th from Karakamsha) -- followed by a joint Hindi gloss that is cut off mid-sentence at the page's true bottom margin (confirmed by the interleaved CC-0 footer), continuing onto page195. Band-detect threshold swept 0.5-10 on this page (3511x4972); a stable plateau appeared at T=3.5-7 (27 bands agreeing); THRESH=4.0 used for the final band-saving run (27 bands, 0-26). Bands1-2 complete the joint gloss for verses 63-74 (begun page192, continued page193), closing "॥ ६३-७४ ॥". This retroactively resolves the GLOSS_63_74_PENDING placeholder seeded across all twelve of those verses in commits c8ed2f3/22032e3/bdb0375 (pages191-193): the full assembled gloss text is written back into each verse's translationHi below, replacing the pending placeholder. Bands3-9 carry verses 75-76 and their own joint gloss, closing "॥ ७५-७६ ॥" -- a normal, page-local (non-spanning) joint gloss. Bands10-25 carry eight further verses (77-84) plus one unnumbered addendum, with NO Hindi gloss interspersed between them -- confirmed by reading every intervening band, all pure Sanskrit verse text. Verse 77's two words were zoom-verified (p194-v77-line1-zoom.png, p194-v77-word2-zoom.png): the initial apparent "रसत्रादी"/"रसवादी" ambiguity resolved cleanly to "रसवादी" (an alchemist/mercury-medicine practitioner) at high zoom -- the middle consonant is unambiguously व not त्र; and the apparent "त्रिदोीक्षिते" resolved cleanly to "त्रिदोषेक्षिते" (aspected by [planets associated with] the three doshas) -- both were reading errors from the lower-zoom band strip, not genuine print ambiguity, and are corrected here on the strength of the tight zoom crops. Verse 79's "कुजागू" (p194-v79-kujagu-zoom.png) was zoom-verified as unambiguously printed exactly so, though its second member ("अगू") does not match any classical planet-name abbreviation this transcriber recognizes; retained exactly as printed and disclosed as a non-standard/unclear compound rather than silently emended (e.g. to an expected "कुजार्कौ" or similar). Band25 closes verse 84 with citation "॥ ८४ ॥". Band26 (anomalously oversized, 598px vs. the ~90-120px typical for this page) was re-scanned at fine granularity per standing practice for oversized bands: a wide-context zoom (p194-b25to26-check.png, p194-b26-top-zoom.png) confirmed no second Sanskrit line or citation is hidden between verse 84's citation and the following line -- band26 genuinely contains one short unnumbered Sanskrit line followed directly by a long Hindi gloss that runs to the page's true bottom margin. The band's automated row-darkness sub-segmentation could not cleanly separate individual print lines (the gloss lines are tightly leaded with no clean whitespace gap, confirmed by a sub-band sweep that collapsed the whole 634px region into one segment at every threshold tried), so it was instead read via a series of overlapping high-zoom strips (p194-b26-ov00.png through ov06.png, 130px tall with 40px overlap) that were pieced together by cross-referencing the repeated overlap text. The unnumbered Sanskrit line, "कुन्त-लौहास्त्र-खड्गानां धारको जायते जनः ।" (single danda, no "॥ N ॥" citation), sits immediately after verse 84's own citation and grammatically completes verse 84's "क्रमशो" (respectively) list -- Mars/Rahu/Sun placed [in the 5th from Karakamsha] "respectively" give spear-wielder / iron-weapon-wielder / sword-wielder. Retained here exactly as printed, under ref 34.84a, disclosed as an unnumbered addendum rather than assigned a fabricated verse number, per the established 34.45a precedent. The Hindi gloss following 34.84a was zoom-verified word-by-word for a recurring, unusual "-हट" suffix attached to four different planet names in sequence ("शुक्रहट" x2, "मंगलहट", "केतुहट" -- the last of these itself corrected from an initial "कुतुहट" misread once a tight zoom, p194-ketuhat-zoom.png, showed the elided े-matra clearly). Each instance was independently zoomed (p194-shukrahat-zoom3/4.png, p194-mangalahat-zoom2.png, p194-ketuhat-zoom.png) and the terminal consonant is unambiguously ट (retroflex Ta), not त (dental ta) -- ruling out a "युत"/"युक्त" (conjoined-with) misreading despite the phrase's semantic fit for that sense. Retained exactly as printed as "-हट" throughout and disclosed as a probable non-standard print rendering, not silently normalized. Reading against the verse content, this gloss's content (रसवाद/alchemist, भिषग्वर्य/physician, नीलकुष्ठ/श्वेतकुष्ठ/leprosy-types, रक्तपित्त-राजरोग) matches verses 77-79 point for point (Moon+Venus in Karakamsha -> alchemist; tridosha-aspect -> physician; Moon+Venus in the 4th -> white leprosy; Moon+Mars in the 4th -> raktapitta-rajaroga; Ketu -> blue/black leprosy, cut off before completing) -- NOT verses 82-84a as might be assumed from proximity. Since bands10-25 carry all eight verses (77-84) plus 34.84a with no intervening gloss, and this one gloss is the first and only Hindi prose following them, it is treated as one joint gloss provisionally spanning verses 77 through 84a in full (the established pattern for this commentator, cf. the twelve-verse 63-74 gloss); this grouping is provisional pending the exact closing citation to be found on page195, per the established page-spanning-gloss placeholder pattern (34.41/63 precedent). The gloss is cut off mid-sentence ("...केतुहट हो तो...") at the page's true bottom margin, confirmed by the interleaved CC-0 digitization-credit footer ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri") appearing within the same band, and by direct inspection of the blank paper below (p194-bottom-final.png). No chapter colophon appears on this page -- Chapter 34 continues onto page195.

  81. 34.80 सत्यापित

    80

    संस्कृत

    क्षयरोगो भवेत्तस्य चन्द्रदृष्ट्या विशेषतः । कारकांशात् तुर्यद्वन्द्वोः केवलः संस्थितः कुजः ॥ ८० ॥

    kshayarogo bhavettasya candradrishtya visheshatah | karakamshat turyadvandvoh kevalah samsthitah kujah || 80 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    He becomes afflicted with consumption, especially by the Moon's aspect, when Mars alone, from the Karakamsha, is placed in the 4th [-house pair].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    आत्मकारक के नवांश में शुक्रहट चन्द्रमा हो तो जातक रस (स्वर्णादि भस्म) का जानकार या निर्माता होता है। बुध की दृष्टि रहे तो सर्वरोगनाशक उत्कृष्ट वैद्य होता है। आत्मकारक के नवांश से चतुर्थस्थ चन्द्र शुक्रहट हो तो जातक नीलकुष्ठ रोगी, श्वेतकुष्ठी, मंगलहट हो तो रक्तपित्त-पीड़ित राजरोगा, केतुहट हो तो होता है। कारकांश से ४ या ५ में मंगल या राहु हो तो जातक चयरोगी, चन्द्रमा की दृष्टि रहने पर विशेषतः क्षयरोग (राजयक्ष्मा) का शिकार वह होता है। कारकांश से चतुर्थ या पञ्चम में भौम मात्र स्थित हो तो पिटकादि रोगों का उपद्रव जातक को कहना चाहिए। केतु के वहाँ रहने से जलोदर या संग्रहणी रोग कहें। राहु या गुलिक वहाँ हो तो जातक विषवैद्य होता है। कारकांश से पञ्चमस्थ शनि मात्र हो तो जातक धनुर्धारी होता है। वहाँ केवल केतु रहें तो वह घटीयन्त्र (घड़ी) निर्माता, बुध रहे तो दण्डी संन्यासी, या परमहंस, मंगल रहें तो कुन्तधारी, राहु रहें तो लौहास्त्रधारी, सूर्य हो तो खड्गधारी होता है ॥ ७७-८४ ॥

    स्रोत: Printed page १९४/194 (PDF p.226), Ch.34 continues (verso page, running head shows the book title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" rather than the chapter title): the joint gloss for verses 63-74, carried over unclosed from pages192-193, is completed here and closes with citation "॥ ६३-७४ ॥". A new sub-block follows: verses 75-76 (Karakamsha trine + malefic -> mantra-tantra expertise) with their own joint gloss closing "॥ ७५-७६ ॥"; then a further unheaded block of eight verses, 77 through 84, plus one unnumbered addendum (84a) -- covering physician/alchemist/disease results (77-81, apparently keyed to the 4th/5th from Karakamsha) and poison-doctor/archer/ascetic/weapon-wielder professions (82-84a, keyed to the 5th from Karakamsha) -- followed by a joint Hindi gloss that is cut off mid-sentence at the page's true bottom margin (confirmed by the interleaved CC-0 footer), continuing onto page195. Band-detect threshold swept 0.5-10 on this page (3511x4972); a stable plateau appeared at T=3.5-7 (27 bands agreeing); THRESH=4.0 used for the final band-saving run (27 bands, 0-26). Bands1-2 complete the joint gloss for verses 63-74 (begun page192, continued page193), closing "॥ ६३-७४ ॥". This retroactively resolves the GLOSS_63_74_PENDING placeholder seeded across all twelve of those verses in commits c8ed2f3/22032e3/bdb0375 (pages191-193): the full assembled gloss text is written back into each verse's translationHi below, replacing the pending placeholder. Bands3-9 carry verses 75-76 and their own joint gloss, closing "॥ ७५-७६ ॥" -- a normal, page-local (non-spanning) joint gloss. Bands10-25 carry eight further verses (77-84) plus one unnumbered addendum, with NO Hindi gloss interspersed between them -- confirmed by reading every intervening band, all pure Sanskrit verse text. Verse 77's two words were zoom-verified (p194-v77-line1-zoom.png, p194-v77-word2-zoom.png): the initial apparent "रसत्रादी"/"रसवादी" ambiguity resolved cleanly to "रसवादी" (an alchemist/mercury-medicine practitioner) at high zoom -- the middle consonant is unambiguously व not त्र; and the apparent "त्रिदोीक्षिते" resolved cleanly to "त्रिदोषेक्षिते" (aspected by [planets associated with] the three doshas) -- both were reading errors from the lower-zoom band strip, not genuine print ambiguity, and are corrected here on the strength of the tight zoom crops. Verse 79's "कुजागू" (p194-v79-kujagu-zoom.png) was zoom-verified as unambiguously printed exactly so, though its second member ("अगू") does not match any classical planet-name abbreviation this transcriber recognizes; retained exactly as printed and disclosed as a non-standard/unclear compound rather than silently emended (e.g. to an expected "कुजार्कौ" or similar). Band25 closes verse 84 with citation "॥ ८४ ॥". Band26 (anomalously oversized, 598px vs. the ~90-120px typical for this page) was re-scanned at fine granularity per standing practice for oversized bands: a wide-context zoom (p194-b25to26-check.png, p194-b26-top-zoom.png) confirmed no second Sanskrit line or citation is hidden between verse 84's citation and the following line -- band26 genuinely contains one short unnumbered Sanskrit line followed directly by a long Hindi gloss that runs to the page's true bottom margin. The band's automated row-darkness sub-segmentation could not cleanly separate individual print lines (the gloss lines are tightly leaded with no clean whitespace gap, confirmed by a sub-band sweep that collapsed the whole 634px region into one segment at every threshold tried), so it was instead read via a series of overlapping high-zoom strips (p194-b26-ov00.png through ov06.png, 130px tall with 40px overlap) that were pieced together by cross-referencing the repeated overlap text. The unnumbered Sanskrit line, "कुन्त-लौहास्त्र-खड्गानां धारको जायते जनः ।" (single danda, no "॥ N ॥" citation), sits immediately after verse 84's own citation and grammatically completes verse 84's "क्रमशो" (respectively) list -- Mars/Rahu/Sun placed [in the 5th from Karakamsha] "respectively" give spear-wielder / iron-weapon-wielder / sword-wielder. Retained here exactly as printed, under ref 34.84a, disclosed as an unnumbered addendum rather than assigned a fabricated verse number, per the established 34.45a precedent. The Hindi gloss following 34.84a was zoom-verified word-by-word for a recurring, unusual "-हट" suffix attached to four different planet names in sequence ("शुक्रहट" x2, "मंगलहट", "केतुहट" -- the last of these itself corrected from an initial "कुतुहट" misread once a tight zoom, p194-ketuhat-zoom.png, showed the elided े-matra clearly). Each instance was independently zoomed (p194-shukrahat-zoom3/4.png, p194-mangalahat-zoom2.png, p194-ketuhat-zoom.png) and the terminal consonant is unambiguously ट (retroflex Ta), not त (dental ta) -- ruling out a "युत"/"युक्त" (conjoined-with) misreading despite the phrase's semantic fit for that sense. Retained exactly as printed as "-हट" throughout and disclosed as a probable non-standard print rendering, not silently normalized. Reading against the verse content, this gloss's content (रसवाद/alchemist, भिषग्वर्य/physician, नीलकुष्ठ/श्वेतकुष्ठ/leprosy-types, रक्तपित्त-राजरोग) matches verses 77-79 point for point (Moon+Venus in Karakamsha -> alchemist; tridosha-aspect -> physician; Moon+Venus in the 4th -> white leprosy; Moon+Mars in the 4th -> raktapitta-rajaroga; Ketu -> blue/black leprosy, cut off before completing) -- NOT verses 82-84a as might be assumed from proximity. Since bands10-25 carry all eight verses (77-84) plus 34.84a with no intervening gloss, and this one gloss is the first and only Hindi prose following them, it is treated as one joint gloss provisionally spanning verses 77 through 84a in full (the established pattern for this commentator, cf. the twelve-verse 63-74 gloss); this grouping is provisional pending the exact closing citation to be found on page195, per the established page-spanning-gloss placeholder pattern (34.41/63 precedent). The gloss is cut off mid-sentence ("...केतुहट हो तो...") at the page's true bottom margin, confirmed by the interleaved CC-0 digitization-credit footer ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri") appearing within the same band, and by direct inspection of the blank paper below (p194-bottom-final.png). No chapter colophon appears on this page -- Chapter 34 continues onto page195.

  82. 34.81 सत्यापित

    81

    संस्कृत

    पिटकादि भवेत्तस्य निर्विशङ्कं द्विजोत्तम । जलोदरो वा ग्रहणी ध्वजे तत्रैव संस्थिते ॥ ८१ ॥

    pitakadi bhavettasya nirvishankam dvijottama | jalodaro va grahani dhvaje tatraiva samsthite || 81 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    O best of the twice-born, he undoubtedly develops boils/pustules and the like, or dropsy or dysentery, when [a planet] is placed there itself in the Dhvaja [house].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    आत्मकारक के नवांश में शुक्रहट चन्द्रमा हो तो जातक रस (स्वर्णादि भस्म) का जानकार या निर्माता होता है। बुध की दृष्टि रहे तो सर्वरोगनाशक उत्कृष्ट वैद्य होता है। आत्मकारक के नवांश से चतुर्थस्थ चन्द्र शुक्रहट हो तो जातक नीलकुष्ठ रोगी, श्वेतकुष्ठी, मंगलहट हो तो रक्तपित्त-पीड़ित राजरोगा, केतुहट हो तो होता है। कारकांश से ४ या ५ में मंगल या राहु हो तो जातक चयरोगी, चन्द्रमा की दृष्टि रहने पर विशेषतः क्षयरोग (राजयक्ष्मा) का शिकार वह होता है। कारकांश से चतुर्थ या पञ्चम में भौम मात्र स्थित हो तो पिटकादि रोगों का उपद्रव जातक को कहना चाहिए। केतु के वहाँ रहने से जलोदर या संग्रहणी रोग कहें। राहु या गुलिक वहाँ हो तो जातक विषवैद्य होता है। कारकांश से पञ्चमस्थ शनि मात्र हो तो जातक धनुर्धारी होता है। वहाँ केवल केतु रहें तो वह घटीयन्त्र (घड़ी) निर्माता, बुध रहे तो दण्डी संन्यासी, या परमहंस, मंगल रहें तो कुन्तधारी, राहु रहें तो लौहास्त्रधारी, सूर्य हो तो खड्गधारी होता है ॥ ७७-८४ ॥

    स्रोत: Printed page १९४/194 (PDF p.226), Ch.34 continues (verso page, running head shows the book title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" rather than the chapter title): the joint gloss for verses 63-74, carried over unclosed from pages192-193, is completed here and closes with citation "॥ ६३-७४ ॥". A new sub-block follows: verses 75-76 (Karakamsha trine + malefic -> mantra-tantra expertise) with their own joint gloss closing "॥ ७५-७६ ॥"; then a further unheaded block of eight verses, 77 through 84, plus one unnumbered addendum (84a) -- covering physician/alchemist/disease results (77-81, apparently keyed to the 4th/5th from Karakamsha) and poison-doctor/archer/ascetic/weapon-wielder professions (82-84a, keyed to the 5th from Karakamsha) -- followed by a joint Hindi gloss that is cut off mid-sentence at the page's true bottom margin (confirmed by the interleaved CC-0 footer), continuing onto page195. Band-detect threshold swept 0.5-10 on this page (3511x4972); a stable plateau appeared at T=3.5-7 (27 bands agreeing); THRESH=4.0 used for the final band-saving run (27 bands, 0-26). Bands1-2 complete the joint gloss for verses 63-74 (begun page192, continued page193), closing "॥ ६३-७४ ॥". This retroactively resolves the GLOSS_63_74_PENDING placeholder seeded across all twelve of those verses in commits c8ed2f3/22032e3/bdb0375 (pages191-193): the full assembled gloss text is written back into each verse's translationHi below, replacing the pending placeholder. Bands3-9 carry verses 75-76 and their own joint gloss, closing "॥ ७५-७६ ॥" -- a normal, page-local (non-spanning) joint gloss. Bands10-25 carry eight further verses (77-84) plus one unnumbered addendum, with NO Hindi gloss interspersed between them -- confirmed by reading every intervening band, all pure Sanskrit verse text. Verse 77's two words were zoom-verified (p194-v77-line1-zoom.png, p194-v77-word2-zoom.png): the initial apparent "रसत्रादी"/"रसवादी" ambiguity resolved cleanly to "रसवादी" (an alchemist/mercury-medicine practitioner) at high zoom -- the middle consonant is unambiguously व not त्र; and the apparent "त्रिदोीक्षिते" resolved cleanly to "त्रिदोषेक्षिते" (aspected by [planets associated with] the three doshas) -- both were reading errors from the lower-zoom band strip, not genuine print ambiguity, and are corrected here on the strength of the tight zoom crops. Verse 79's "कुजागू" (p194-v79-kujagu-zoom.png) was zoom-verified as unambiguously printed exactly so, though its second member ("अगू") does not match any classical planet-name abbreviation this transcriber recognizes; retained exactly as printed and disclosed as a non-standard/unclear compound rather than silently emended (e.g. to an expected "कुजार्कौ" or similar). Band25 closes verse 84 with citation "॥ ८४ ॥". Band26 (anomalously oversized, 598px vs. the ~90-120px typical for this page) was re-scanned at fine granularity per standing practice for oversized bands: a wide-context zoom (p194-b25to26-check.png, p194-b26-top-zoom.png) confirmed no second Sanskrit line or citation is hidden between verse 84's citation and the following line -- band26 genuinely contains one short unnumbered Sanskrit line followed directly by a long Hindi gloss that runs to the page's true bottom margin. The band's automated row-darkness sub-segmentation could not cleanly separate individual print lines (the gloss lines are tightly leaded with no clean whitespace gap, confirmed by a sub-band sweep that collapsed the whole 634px region into one segment at every threshold tried), so it was instead read via a series of overlapping high-zoom strips (p194-b26-ov00.png through ov06.png, 130px tall with 40px overlap) that were pieced together by cross-referencing the repeated overlap text. The unnumbered Sanskrit line, "कुन्त-लौहास्त्र-खड्गानां धारको जायते जनः ।" (single danda, no "॥ N ॥" citation), sits immediately after verse 84's own citation and grammatically completes verse 84's "क्रमशो" (respectively) list -- Mars/Rahu/Sun placed [in the 5th from Karakamsha] "respectively" give spear-wielder / iron-weapon-wielder / sword-wielder. Retained here exactly as printed, under ref 34.84a, disclosed as an unnumbered addendum rather than assigned a fabricated verse number, per the established 34.45a precedent. The Hindi gloss following 34.84a was zoom-verified word-by-word for a recurring, unusual "-हट" suffix attached to four different planet names in sequence ("शुक्रहट" x2, "मंगलहट", "केतुहट" -- the last of these itself corrected from an initial "कुतुहट" misread once a tight zoom, p194-ketuhat-zoom.png, showed the elided े-matra clearly). Each instance was independently zoomed (p194-shukrahat-zoom3/4.png, p194-mangalahat-zoom2.png, p194-ketuhat-zoom.png) and the terminal consonant is unambiguously ट (retroflex Ta), not त (dental ta) -- ruling out a "युत"/"युक्त" (conjoined-with) misreading despite the phrase's semantic fit for that sense. Retained exactly as printed as "-हट" throughout and disclosed as a probable non-standard print rendering, not silently normalized. Reading against the verse content, this gloss's content (रसवाद/alchemist, भिषग्वर्य/physician, नीलकुष्ठ/श्वेतकुष्ठ/leprosy-types, रक्तपित्त-राजरोग) matches verses 77-79 point for point (Moon+Venus in Karakamsha -> alchemist; tridosha-aspect -> physician; Moon+Venus in the 4th -> white leprosy; Moon+Mars in the 4th -> raktapitta-rajaroga; Ketu -> blue/black leprosy, cut off before completing) -- NOT verses 82-84a as might be assumed from proximity. Since bands10-25 carry all eight verses (77-84) plus 34.84a with no intervening gloss, and this one gloss is the first and only Hindi prose following them, it is treated as one joint gloss provisionally spanning verses 77 through 84a in full (the established pattern for this commentator, cf. the twelve-verse 63-74 gloss); this grouping is provisional pending the exact closing citation to be found on page195, per the established page-spanning-gloss placeholder pattern (34.41/63 precedent). The gloss is cut off mid-sentence ("...केतुहट हो तो...") at the page's true bottom margin, confirmed by the interleaved CC-0 digitization-credit footer ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri") appearing within the same band, and by direct inspection of the blank paper below (p194-bottom-final.png). No chapter colophon appears on this page -- Chapter 34 continues onto page195.

  83. 34.82 सत्यापित

    82

    संस्कृत

    स्वभानुगुलिकौ तस्मिन् विषवैद्यः प्रजायते । कारकांशात् सुते भावे शनिमात्रे स्थिते सति ॥ ८२ ॥

    svabhanugulikau tasmin vishavaidyah prajayate | karakamshat sute bhave shanimatre sthite sati || 82 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Rahu and Gulika together there [produce] a poison-physician being born, when, from the Karakamsha, in the 5th house, Saturn alone is placed.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    आत्मकारक के नवांश में शुक्रहट चन्द्रमा हो तो जातक रस (स्वर्णादि भस्म) का जानकार या निर्माता होता है। बुध की दृष्टि रहे तो सर्वरोगनाशक उत्कृष्ट वैद्य होता है। आत्मकारक के नवांश से चतुर्थस्थ चन्द्र शुक्रहट हो तो जातक नीलकुष्ठ रोगी, श्वेतकुष्ठी, मंगलहट हो तो रक्तपित्त-पीड़ित राजरोगा, केतुहट हो तो होता है। कारकांश से ४ या ५ में मंगल या राहु हो तो जातक चयरोगी, चन्द्रमा की दृष्टि रहने पर विशेषतः क्षयरोग (राजयक्ष्मा) का शिकार वह होता है। कारकांश से चतुर्थ या पञ्चम में भौम मात्र स्थित हो तो पिटकादि रोगों का उपद्रव जातक को कहना चाहिए। केतु के वहाँ रहने से जलोदर या संग्रहणी रोग कहें। राहु या गुलिक वहाँ हो तो जातक विषवैद्य होता है। कारकांश से पञ्चमस्थ शनि मात्र हो तो जातक धनुर्धारी होता है। वहाँ केवल केतु रहें तो वह घटीयन्त्र (घड़ी) निर्माता, बुध रहे तो दण्डी संन्यासी, या परमहंस, मंगल रहें तो कुन्तधारी, राहु रहें तो लौहास्त्रधारी, सूर्य हो तो खड्गधारी होता है ॥ ७७-८४ ॥

    स्रोत: Printed page १९४/194 (PDF p.226), Ch.34 continues (verso page, running head shows the book title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" rather than the chapter title): the joint gloss for verses 63-74, carried over unclosed from pages192-193, is completed here and closes with citation "॥ ६३-७४ ॥". A new sub-block follows: verses 75-76 (Karakamsha trine + malefic -> mantra-tantra expertise) with their own joint gloss closing "॥ ७५-७६ ॥"; then a further unheaded block of eight verses, 77 through 84, plus one unnumbered addendum (84a) -- covering physician/alchemist/disease results (77-81, apparently keyed to the 4th/5th from Karakamsha) and poison-doctor/archer/ascetic/weapon-wielder professions (82-84a, keyed to the 5th from Karakamsha) -- followed by a joint Hindi gloss that is cut off mid-sentence at the page's true bottom margin (confirmed by the interleaved CC-0 footer), continuing onto page195. Band-detect threshold swept 0.5-10 on this page (3511x4972); a stable plateau appeared at T=3.5-7 (27 bands agreeing); THRESH=4.0 used for the final band-saving run (27 bands, 0-26). Bands1-2 complete the joint gloss for verses 63-74 (begun page192, continued page193), closing "॥ ६३-७४ ॥". This retroactively resolves the GLOSS_63_74_PENDING placeholder seeded across all twelve of those verses in commits c8ed2f3/22032e3/bdb0375 (pages191-193): the full assembled gloss text is written back into each verse's translationHi below, replacing the pending placeholder. Bands3-9 carry verses 75-76 and their own joint gloss, closing "॥ ७५-७६ ॥" -- a normal, page-local (non-spanning) joint gloss. Bands10-25 carry eight further verses (77-84) plus one unnumbered addendum, with NO Hindi gloss interspersed between them -- confirmed by reading every intervening band, all pure Sanskrit verse text. Verse 77's two words were zoom-verified (p194-v77-line1-zoom.png, p194-v77-word2-zoom.png): the initial apparent "रसत्रादी"/"रसवादी" ambiguity resolved cleanly to "रसवादी" (an alchemist/mercury-medicine practitioner) at high zoom -- the middle consonant is unambiguously व not त्र; and the apparent "त्रिदोीक्षिते" resolved cleanly to "त्रिदोषेक्षिते" (aspected by [planets associated with] the three doshas) -- both were reading errors from the lower-zoom band strip, not genuine print ambiguity, and are corrected here on the strength of the tight zoom crops. Verse 79's "कुजागू" (p194-v79-kujagu-zoom.png) was zoom-verified as unambiguously printed exactly so, though its second member ("अगू") does not match any classical planet-name abbreviation this transcriber recognizes; retained exactly as printed and disclosed as a non-standard/unclear compound rather than silently emended (e.g. to an expected "कुजार्कौ" or similar). Band25 closes verse 84 with citation "॥ ८४ ॥". Band26 (anomalously oversized, 598px vs. the ~90-120px typical for this page) was re-scanned at fine granularity per standing practice for oversized bands: a wide-context zoom (p194-b25to26-check.png, p194-b26-top-zoom.png) confirmed no second Sanskrit line or citation is hidden between verse 84's citation and the following line -- band26 genuinely contains one short unnumbered Sanskrit line followed directly by a long Hindi gloss that runs to the page's true bottom margin. The band's automated row-darkness sub-segmentation could not cleanly separate individual print lines (the gloss lines are tightly leaded with no clean whitespace gap, confirmed by a sub-band sweep that collapsed the whole 634px region into one segment at every threshold tried), so it was instead read via a series of overlapping high-zoom strips (p194-b26-ov00.png through ov06.png, 130px tall with 40px overlap) that were pieced together by cross-referencing the repeated overlap text. The unnumbered Sanskrit line, "कुन्त-लौहास्त्र-खड्गानां धारको जायते जनः ।" (single danda, no "॥ N ॥" citation), sits immediately after verse 84's own citation and grammatically completes verse 84's "क्रमशो" (respectively) list -- Mars/Rahu/Sun placed [in the 5th from Karakamsha] "respectively" give spear-wielder / iron-weapon-wielder / sword-wielder. Retained here exactly as printed, under ref 34.84a, disclosed as an unnumbered addendum rather than assigned a fabricated verse number, per the established 34.45a precedent. The Hindi gloss following 34.84a was zoom-verified word-by-word for a recurring, unusual "-हट" suffix attached to four different planet names in sequence ("शुक्रहट" x2, "मंगलहट", "केतुहट" -- the last of these itself corrected from an initial "कुतुहट" misread once a tight zoom, p194-ketuhat-zoom.png, showed the elided े-matra clearly). Each instance was independently zoomed (p194-shukrahat-zoom3/4.png, p194-mangalahat-zoom2.png, p194-ketuhat-zoom.png) and the terminal consonant is unambiguously ट (retroflex Ta), not त (dental ta) -- ruling out a "युत"/"युक्त" (conjoined-with) misreading despite the phrase's semantic fit for that sense. Retained exactly as printed as "-हट" throughout and disclosed as a probable non-standard print rendering, not silently normalized. Reading against the verse content, this gloss's content (रसवाद/alchemist, भिषग्वर्य/physician, नीलकुष्ठ/श्वेतकुष्ठ/leprosy-types, रक्तपित्त-राजरोग) matches verses 77-79 point for point (Moon+Venus in Karakamsha -> alchemist; tridosha-aspect -> physician; Moon+Venus in the 4th -> white leprosy; Moon+Mars in the 4th -> raktapitta-rajaroga; Ketu -> blue/black leprosy, cut off before completing) -- NOT verses 82-84a as might be assumed from proximity. Since bands10-25 carry all eight verses (77-84) plus 34.84a with no intervening gloss, and this one gloss is the first and only Hindi prose following them, it is treated as one joint gloss provisionally spanning verses 77 through 84a in full (the established pattern for this commentator, cf. the twelve-verse 63-74 gloss); this grouping is provisional pending the exact closing citation to be found on page195, per the established page-spanning-gloss placeholder pattern (34.41/63 precedent). The gloss is cut off mid-sentence ("...केतुहट हो तो...") at the page's true bottom margin, confirmed by the interleaved CC-0 digitization-credit footer ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri") appearing within the same band, and by direct inspection of the blank paper below (p194-bottom-final.png). No chapter colophon appears on this page -- Chapter 34 continues onto page195.

  84. 34.83 सत्यापित

    83

    संस्कृत

    धनुर्विद्याधरो बलो जायते नात्र संशयः । शिखिमात्रे तु तत्रस्थे घटिकायन्त्रकृज्जनः ॥ ८३ ॥

    dhanurvidyadharo balo jayate natra samshayah | shikhimatre tu tatrasthe ghatikayantrakrijjanah || 83 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    He becomes a strong holder of archery-knowledge, no doubt about this; but if Ketu alone is placed there, the person becomes a maker of water-clocks/mechanical devices.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    आत्मकारक के नवांश में शुक्रहट चन्द्रमा हो तो जातक रस (स्वर्णादि भस्म) का जानकार या निर्माता होता है। बुध की दृष्टि रहे तो सर्वरोगनाशक उत्कृष्ट वैद्य होता है। आत्मकारक के नवांश से चतुर्थस्थ चन्द्र शुक्रहट हो तो जातक नीलकुष्ठ रोगी, श्वेतकुष्ठी, मंगलहट हो तो रक्तपित्त-पीड़ित राजरोगा, केतुहट हो तो होता है। कारकांश से ४ या ५ में मंगल या राहु हो तो जातक चयरोगी, चन्द्रमा की दृष्टि रहने पर विशेषतः क्षयरोग (राजयक्ष्मा) का शिकार वह होता है। कारकांश से चतुर्थ या पञ्चम में भौम मात्र स्थित हो तो पिटकादि रोगों का उपद्रव जातक को कहना चाहिए। केतु के वहाँ रहने से जलोदर या संग्रहणी रोग कहें। राहु या गुलिक वहाँ हो तो जातक विषवैद्य होता है। कारकांश से पञ्चमस्थ शनि मात्र हो तो जातक धनुर्धारी होता है। वहाँ केवल केतु रहें तो वह घटीयन्त्र (घड़ी) निर्माता, बुध रहे तो दण्डी संन्यासी, या परमहंस, मंगल रहें तो कुन्तधारी, राहु रहें तो लौहास्त्रधारी, सूर्य हो तो खड्गधारी होता है ॥ ७७-८४ ॥

    स्रोत: Printed page १९४/194 (PDF p.226), Ch.34 continues (verso page, running head shows the book title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" rather than the chapter title): the joint gloss for verses 63-74, carried over unclosed from pages192-193, is completed here and closes with citation "॥ ६३-७४ ॥". A new sub-block follows: verses 75-76 (Karakamsha trine + malefic -> mantra-tantra expertise) with their own joint gloss closing "॥ ७५-७६ ॥"; then a further unheaded block of eight verses, 77 through 84, plus one unnumbered addendum (84a) -- covering physician/alchemist/disease results (77-81, apparently keyed to the 4th/5th from Karakamsha) and poison-doctor/archer/ascetic/weapon-wielder professions (82-84a, keyed to the 5th from Karakamsha) -- followed by a joint Hindi gloss that is cut off mid-sentence at the page's true bottom margin (confirmed by the interleaved CC-0 footer), continuing onto page195. Band-detect threshold swept 0.5-10 on this page (3511x4972); a stable plateau appeared at T=3.5-7 (27 bands agreeing); THRESH=4.0 used for the final band-saving run (27 bands, 0-26). Bands1-2 complete the joint gloss for verses 63-74 (begun page192, continued page193), closing "॥ ६३-७४ ॥". This retroactively resolves the GLOSS_63_74_PENDING placeholder seeded across all twelve of those verses in commits c8ed2f3/22032e3/bdb0375 (pages191-193): the full assembled gloss text is written back into each verse's translationHi below, replacing the pending placeholder. Bands3-9 carry verses 75-76 and their own joint gloss, closing "॥ ७५-७६ ॥" -- a normal, page-local (non-spanning) joint gloss. Bands10-25 carry eight further verses (77-84) plus one unnumbered addendum, with NO Hindi gloss interspersed between them -- confirmed by reading every intervening band, all pure Sanskrit verse text. Verse 77's two words were zoom-verified (p194-v77-line1-zoom.png, p194-v77-word2-zoom.png): the initial apparent "रसत्रादी"/"रसवादी" ambiguity resolved cleanly to "रसवादी" (an alchemist/mercury-medicine practitioner) at high zoom -- the middle consonant is unambiguously व not त्र; and the apparent "त्रिदोीक्षिते" resolved cleanly to "त्रिदोषेक्षिते" (aspected by [planets associated with] the three doshas) -- both were reading errors from the lower-zoom band strip, not genuine print ambiguity, and are corrected here on the strength of the tight zoom crops. Verse 79's "कुजागू" (p194-v79-kujagu-zoom.png) was zoom-verified as unambiguously printed exactly so, though its second member ("अगू") does not match any classical planet-name abbreviation this transcriber recognizes; retained exactly as printed and disclosed as a non-standard/unclear compound rather than silently emended (e.g. to an expected "कुजार्कौ" or similar). Band25 closes verse 84 with citation "॥ ८४ ॥". Band26 (anomalously oversized, 598px vs. the ~90-120px typical for this page) was re-scanned at fine granularity per standing practice for oversized bands: a wide-context zoom (p194-b25to26-check.png, p194-b26-top-zoom.png) confirmed no second Sanskrit line or citation is hidden between verse 84's citation and the following line -- band26 genuinely contains one short unnumbered Sanskrit line followed directly by a long Hindi gloss that runs to the page's true bottom margin. The band's automated row-darkness sub-segmentation could not cleanly separate individual print lines (the gloss lines are tightly leaded with no clean whitespace gap, confirmed by a sub-band sweep that collapsed the whole 634px region into one segment at every threshold tried), so it was instead read via a series of overlapping high-zoom strips (p194-b26-ov00.png through ov06.png, 130px tall with 40px overlap) that were pieced together by cross-referencing the repeated overlap text. The unnumbered Sanskrit line, "कुन्त-लौहास्त्र-खड्गानां धारको जायते जनः ।" (single danda, no "॥ N ॥" citation), sits immediately after verse 84's own citation and grammatically completes verse 84's "क्रमशो" (respectively) list -- Mars/Rahu/Sun placed [in the 5th from Karakamsha] "respectively" give spear-wielder / iron-weapon-wielder / sword-wielder. Retained here exactly as printed, under ref 34.84a, disclosed as an unnumbered addendum rather than assigned a fabricated verse number, per the established 34.45a precedent. The Hindi gloss following 34.84a was zoom-verified word-by-word for a recurring, unusual "-हट" suffix attached to four different planet names in sequence ("शुक्रहट" x2, "मंगलहट", "केतुहट" -- the last of these itself corrected from an initial "कुतुहट" misread once a tight zoom, p194-ketuhat-zoom.png, showed the elided े-matra clearly). Each instance was independently zoomed (p194-shukrahat-zoom3/4.png, p194-mangalahat-zoom2.png, p194-ketuhat-zoom.png) and the terminal consonant is unambiguously ट (retroflex Ta), not त (dental ta) -- ruling out a "युत"/"युक्त" (conjoined-with) misreading despite the phrase's semantic fit for that sense. Retained exactly as printed as "-हट" throughout and disclosed as a probable non-standard print rendering, not silently normalized. Reading against the verse content, this gloss's content (रसवाद/alchemist, भिषग्वर्य/physician, नीलकुष्ठ/श्वेतकुष्ठ/leprosy-types, रक्तपित्त-राजरोग) matches verses 77-79 point for point (Moon+Venus in Karakamsha -> alchemist; tridosha-aspect -> physician; Moon+Venus in the 4th -> white leprosy; Moon+Mars in the 4th -> raktapitta-rajaroga; Ketu -> blue/black leprosy, cut off before completing) -- NOT verses 82-84a as might be assumed from proximity. Since bands10-25 carry all eight verses (77-84) plus 34.84a with no intervening gloss, and this one gloss is the first and only Hindi prose following them, it is treated as one joint gloss provisionally spanning verses 77 through 84a in full (the established pattern for this commentator, cf. the twelve-verse 63-74 gloss); this grouping is provisional pending the exact closing citation to be found on page195, per the established page-spanning-gloss placeholder pattern (34.41/63 precedent). The gloss is cut off mid-sentence ("...केतुहट हो तो...") at the page's true bottom margin, confirmed by the interleaved CC-0 digitization-credit footer ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri") appearing within the same band, and by direct inspection of the blank paper below (p194-bottom-final.png). No chapter colophon appears on this page -- Chapter 34 continues onto page195.

  85. 34.84 सत्यापित

    84

    संस्कृत

    सौम्ये तु दण्डिसंन्यासी स्याद् वा परमहंसवत् । कुजे राहौ रवौ तत्र संस्थिते क्रमशो द्विज ॥ ८४ ॥

    saumye tu dandisamnyasi syad va paramahamsavat | kuje rahau ravau tatra samsthite kramasho dvija || 84 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    But if Mercury [alone is placed there], he becomes a staff-bearing renunciate, or one like a paramahamsa; O twice-born, when Mars, Rahu, and the Sun are placed there respectively [the following results occur]:

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    आत्मकारक के नवांश में शुक्रहट चन्द्रमा हो तो जातक रस (स्वर्णादि भस्म) का जानकार या निर्माता होता है। बुध की दृष्टि रहे तो सर्वरोगनाशक उत्कृष्ट वैद्य होता है। आत्मकारक के नवांश से चतुर्थस्थ चन्द्र शुक्रहट हो तो जातक नीलकुष्ठ रोगी, श्वेतकुष्ठी, मंगलहट हो तो रक्तपित्त-पीड़ित राजरोगा, केतुहट हो तो होता है। कारकांश से ४ या ५ में मंगल या राहु हो तो जातक चयरोगी, चन्द्रमा की दृष्टि रहने पर विशेषतः क्षयरोग (राजयक्ष्मा) का शिकार वह होता है। कारकांश से चतुर्थ या पञ्चम में भौम मात्र स्थित हो तो पिटकादि रोगों का उपद्रव जातक को कहना चाहिए। केतु के वहाँ रहने से जलोदर या संग्रहणी रोग कहें। राहु या गुलिक वहाँ हो तो जातक विषवैद्य होता है। कारकांश से पञ्चमस्थ शनि मात्र हो तो जातक धनुर्धारी होता है। वहाँ केवल केतु रहें तो वह घटीयन्त्र (घड़ी) निर्माता, बुध रहे तो दण्डी संन्यासी, या परमहंस, मंगल रहें तो कुन्तधारी, राहु रहें तो लौहास्त्रधारी, सूर्य हो तो खड्गधारी होता है ॥ ७७-८४ ॥

    स्रोत: Printed page १९४/194 (PDF p.226), Ch.34 continues (verso page, running head shows the book title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" rather than the chapter title): the joint gloss for verses 63-74, carried over unclosed from pages192-193, is completed here and closes with citation "॥ ६३-७४ ॥". A new sub-block follows: verses 75-76 (Karakamsha trine + malefic -> mantra-tantra expertise) with their own joint gloss closing "॥ ७५-७६ ॥"; then a further unheaded block of eight verses, 77 through 84, plus one unnumbered addendum (84a) -- covering physician/alchemist/disease results (77-81, apparently keyed to the 4th/5th from Karakamsha) and poison-doctor/archer/ascetic/weapon-wielder professions (82-84a, keyed to the 5th from Karakamsha) -- followed by a joint Hindi gloss that is cut off mid-sentence at the page's true bottom margin (confirmed by the interleaved CC-0 footer), continuing onto page195. Band-detect threshold swept 0.5-10 on this page (3511x4972); a stable plateau appeared at T=3.5-7 (27 bands agreeing); THRESH=4.0 used for the final band-saving run (27 bands, 0-26). Bands1-2 complete the joint gloss for verses 63-74 (begun page192, continued page193), closing "॥ ६३-७४ ॥". This retroactively resolves the GLOSS_63_74_PENDING placeholder seeded across all twelve of those verses in commits c8ed2f3/22032e3/bdb0375 (pages191-193): the full assembled gloss text is written back into each verse's translationHi below, replacing the pending placeholder. Bands3-9 carry verses 75-76 and their own joint gloss, closing "॥ ७५-७६ ॥" -- a normal, page-local (non-spanning) joint gloss. Bands10-25 carry eight further verses (77-84) plus one unnumbered addendum, with NO Hindi gloss interspersed between them -- confirmed by reading every intervening band, all pure Sanskrit verse text. Verse 77's two words were zoom-verified (p194-v77-line1-zoom.png, p194-v77-word2-zoom.png): the initial apparent "रसत्रादी"/"रसवादी" ambiguity resolved cleanly to "रसवादी" (an alchemist/mercury-medicine practitioner) at high zoom -- the middle consonant is unambiguously व not त्र; and the apparent "त्रिदोीक्षिते" resolved cleanly to "त्रिदोषेक्षिते" (aspected by [planets associated with] the three doshas) -- both were reading errors from the lower-zoom band strip, not genuine print ambiguity, and are corrected here on the strength of the tight zoom crops. Verse 79's "कुजागू" (p194-v79-kujagu-zoom.png) was zoom-verified as unambiguously printed exactly so, though its second member ("अगू") does not match any classical planet-name abbreviation this transcriber recognizes; retained exactly as printed and disclosed as a non-standard/unclear compound rather than silently emended (e.g. to an expected "कुजार्कौ" or similar). Band25 closes verse 84 with citation "॥ ८४ ॥". Band26 (anomalously oversized, 598px vs. the ~90-120px typical for this page) was re-scanned at fine granularity per standing practice for oversized bands: a wide-context zoom (p194-b25to26-check.png, p194-b26-top-zoom.png) confirmed no second Sanskrit line or citation is hidden between verse 84's citation and the following line -- band26 genuinely contains one short unnumbered Sanskrit line followed directly by a long Hindi gloss that runs to the page's true bottom margin. The band's automated row-darkness sub-segmentation could not cleanly separate individual print lines (the gloss lines are tightly leaded with no clean whitespace gap, confirmed by a sub-band sweep that collapsed the whole 634px region into one segment at every threshold tried), so it was instead read via a series of overlapping high-zoom strips (p194-b26-ov00.png through ov06.png, 130px tall with 40px overlap) that were pieced together by cross-referencing the repeated overlap text. The unnumbered Sanskrit line, "कुन्त-लौहास्त्र-खड्गानां धारको जायते जनः ।" (single danda, no "॥ N ॥" citation), sits immediately after verse 84's own citation and grammatically completes verse 84's "क्रमशो" (respectively) list -- Mars/Rahu/Sun placed [in the 5th from Karakamsha] "respectively" give spear-wielder / iron-weapon-wielder / sword-wielder. Retained here exactly as printed, under ref 34.84a, disclosed as an unnumbered addendum rather than assigned a fabricated verse number, per the established 34.45a precedent. The Hindi gloss following 34.84a was zoom-verified word-by-word for a recurring, unusual "-हट" suffix attached to four different planet names in sequence ("शुक्रहट" x2, "मंगलहट", "केतुहट" -- the last of these itself corrected from an initial "कुतुहट" misread once a tight zoom, p194-ketuhat-zoom.png, showed the elided े-matra clearly). Each instance was independently zoomed (p194-shukrahat-zoom3/4.png, p194-mangalahat-zoom2.png, p194-ketuhat-zoom.png) and the terminal consonant is unambiguously ट (retroflex Ta), not त (dental ta) -- ruling out a "युत"/"युक्त" (conjoined-with) misreading despite the phrase's semantic fit for that sense. Retained exactly as printed as "-हट" throughout and disclosed as a probable non-standard print rendering, not silently normalized. Reading against the verse content, this gloss's content (रसवाद/alchemist, भिषग्वर्य/physician, नीलकुष्ठ/श्वेतकुष्ठ/leprosy-types, रक्तपित्त-राजरोग) matches verses 77-79 point for point (Moon+Venus in Karakamsha -> alchemist; tridosha-aspect -> physician; Moon+Venus in the 4th -> white leprosy; Moon+Mars in the 4th -> raktapitta-rajaroga; Ketu -> blue/black leprosy, cut off before completing) -- NOT verses 82-84a as might be assumed from proximity. Since bands10-25 carry all eight verses (77-84) plus 34.84a with no intervening gloss, and this one gloss is the first and only Hindi prose following them, it is treated as one joint gloss provisionally spanning verses 77 through 84a in full (the established pattern for this commentator, cf. the twelve-verse 63-74 gloss); this grouping is provisional pending the exact closing citation to be found on page195, per the established page-spanning-gloss placeholder pattern (34.41/63 precedent). The gloss is cut off mid-sentence ("...केतुहट हो तो...") at the page's true bottom margin, confirmed by the interleaved CC-0 digitization-credit footer ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri") appearing within the same band, and by direct inspection of the blank paper below (p194-bottom-final.png). No chapter colophon appears on this page -- Chapter 34 continues onto page195.

  86. 34.84a सत्यापित

    84a

    संस्कृत

    कुन्त-लौहास्त्र-खड्गानां धारको जायते जनः ।

    kunta-lauhastra-khadganam dharako jayate janah |

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [Unnumbered addendum] The person becomes, respectively, a wielder of the spear, the iron weapon, and the sword.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    आत्मकारक के नवांश में शुक्रहट चन्द्रमा हो तो जातक रस (स्वर्णादि भस्म) का जानकार या निर्माता होता है। बुध की दृष्टि रहे तो सर्वरोगनाशक उत्कृष्ट वैद्य होता है। आत्मकारक के नवांश से चतुर्थस्थ चन्द्र शुक्रहट हो तो जातक नीलकुष्ठ रोगी, श्वेतकुष्ठी, मंगलहट हो तो रक्तपित्त-पीड़ित राजरोगा, केतुहट हो तो होता है। कारकांश से ४ या ५ में मंगल या राहु हो तो जातक चयरोगी, चन्द्रमा की दृष्टि रहने पर विशेषतः क्षयरोग (राजयक्ष्मा) का शिकार वह होता है। कारकांश से चतुर्थ या पञ्चम में भौम मात्र स्थित हो तो पिटकादि रोगों का उपद्रव जातक को कहना चाहिए। केतु के वहाँ रहने से जलोदर या संग्रहणी रोग कहें। राहु या गुलिक वहाँ हो तो जातक विषवैद्य होता है। कारकांश से पञ्चमस्थ शनि मात्र हो तो जातक धनुर्धारी होता है। वहाँ केवल केतु रहें तो वह घटीयन्त्र (घड़ी) निर्माता, बुध रहे तो दण्डी संन्यासी, या परमहंस, मंगल रहें तो कुन्तधारी, राहु रहें तो लौहास्त्रधारी, सूर्य हो तो खड्गधारी होता है ॥ ७७-८४ ॥

    स्रोत: Printed page १९४/194 (PDF p.226), Ch.34 continues (verso page, running head shows the book title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" rather than the chapter title): the joint gloss for verses 63-74, carried over unclosed from pages192-193, is completed here and closes with citation "॥ ६३-७४ ॥". A new sub-block follows: verses 75-76 (Karakamsha trine + malefic -> mantra-tantra expertise) with their own joint gloss closing "॥ ७५-७६ ॥"; then a further unheaded block of eight verses, 77 through 84, plus one unnumbered addendum (84a) -- covering physician/alchemist/disease results (77-81, apparently keyed to the 4th/5th from Karakamsha) and poison-doctor/archer/ascetic/weapon-wielder professions (82-84a, keyed to the 5th from Karakamsha) -- followed by a joint Hindi gloss that is cut off mid-sentence at the page's true bottom margin (confirmed by the interleaved CC-0 footer), continuing onto page195. Band-detect threshold swept 0.5-10 on this page (3511x4972); a stable plateau appeared at T=3.5-7 (27 bands agreeing); THRESH=4.0 used for the final band-saving run (27 bands, 0-26). Bands1-2 complete the joint gloss for verses 63-74 (begun page192, continued page193), closing "॥ ६३-७४ ॥". This retroactively resolves the GLOSS_63_74_PENDING placeholder seeded across all twelve of those verses in commits c8ed2f3/22032e3/bdb0375 (pages191-193): the full assembled gloss text is written back into each verse's translationHi below, replacing the pending placeholder. Bands3-9 carry verses 75-76 and their own joint gloss, closing "॥ ७५-७६ ॥" -- a normal, page-local (non-spanning) joint gloss. Bands10-25 carry eight further verses (77-84) plus one unnumbered addendum, with NO Hindi gloss interspersed between them -- confirmed by reading every intervening band, all pure Sanskrit verse text. Verse 77's two words were zoom-verified (p194-v77-line1-zoom.png, p194-v77-word2-zoom.png): the initial apparent "रसत्रादी"/"रसवादी" ambiguity resolved cleanly to "रसवादी" (an alchemist/mercury-medicine practitioner) at high zoom -- the middle consonant is unambiguously व not त्र; and the apparent "त्रिदोीक्षिते" resolved cleanly to "त्रिदोषेक्षिते" (aspected by [planets associated with] the three doshas) -- both were reading errors from the lower-zoom band strip, not genuine print ambiguity, and are corrected here on the strength of the tight zoom crops. Verse 79's "कुजागू" (p194-v79-kujagu-zoom.png) was zoom-verified as unambiguously printed exactly so, though its second member ("अगू") does not match any classical planet-name abbreviation this transcriber recognizes; retained exactly as printed and disclosed as a non-standard/unclear compound rather than silently emended (e.g. to an expected "कुजार्कौ" or similar). Band25 closes verse 84 with citation "॥ ८४ ॥". Band26 (anomalously oversized, 598px vs. the ~90-120px typical for this page) was re-scanned at fine granularity per standing practice for oversized bands: a wide-context zoom (p194-b25to26-check.png, p194-b26-top-zoom.png) confirmed no second Sanskrit line or citation is hidden between verse 84's citation and the following line -- band26 genuinely contains one short unnumbered Sanskrit line followed directly by a long Hindi gloss that runs to the page's true bottom margin. The band's automated row-darkness sub-segmentation could not cleanly separate individual print lines (the gloss lines are tightly leaded with no clean whitespace gap, confirmed by a sub-band sweep that collapsed the whole 634px region into one segment at every threshold tried), so it was instead read via a series of overlapping high-zoom strips (p194-b26-ov00.png through ov06.png, 130px tall with 40px overlap) that were pieced together by cross-referencing the repeated overlap text. The unnumbered Sanskrit line, "कुन्त-लौहास्त्र-खड्गानां धारको जायते जनः ।" (single danda, no "॥ N ॥" citation), sits immediately after verse 84's own citation and grammatically completes verse 84's "क्रमशो" (respectively) list -- Mars/Rahu/Sun placed [in the 5th from Karakamsha] "respectively" give spear-wielder / iron-weapon-wielder / sword-wielder. Retained here exactly as printed, under ref 34.84a, disclosed as an unnumbered addendum rather than assigned a fabricated verse number, per the established 34.45a precedent. The Hindi gloss following 34.84a was zoom-verified word-by-word for a recurring, unusual "-हट" suffix attached to four different planet names in sequence ("शुक्रहट" x2, "मंगलहट", "केतुहट" -- the last of these itself corrected from an initial "कुतुहट" misread once a tight zoom, p194-ketuhat-zoom.png, showed the elided े-matra clearly). Each instance was independently zoomed (p194-shukrahat-zoom3/4.png, p194-mangalahat-zoom2.png, p194-ketuhat-zoom.png) and the terminal consonant is unambiguously ट (retroflex Ta), not त (dental ta) -- ruling out a "युत"/"युक्त" (conjoined-with) misreading despite the phrase's semantic fit for that sense. Retained exactly as printed as "-हट" throughout and disclosed as a probable non-standard print rendering, not silently normalized. Reading against the verse content, this gloss's content (रसवाद/alchemist, भिषग्वर्य/physician, नीलकुष्ठ/श्वेतकुष्ठ/leprosy-types, रक्तपित्त-राजरोग) matches verses 77-79 point for point (Moon+Venus in Karakamsha -> alchemist; tridosha-aspect -> physician; Moon+Venus in the 4th -> white leprosy; Moon+Mars in the 4th -> raktapitta-rajaroga; Ketu -> blue/black leprosy, cut off before completing) -- NOT verses 82-84a as might be assumed from proximity. Since bands10-25 carry all eight verses (77-84) plus 34.84a with no intervening gloss, and this one gloss is the first and only Hindi prose following them, it is treated as one joint gloss provisionally spanning verses 77 through 84a in full (the established pattern for this commentator, cf. the twelve-verse 63-74 gloss); this grouping is provisional pending the exact closing citation to be found on page195, per the established page-spanning-gloss placeholder pattern (34.41/63 precedent). The gloss is cut off mid-sentence ("...केतुहट हो तो...") at the page's true bottom margin, confirmed by the interleaved CC-0 digitization-credit footer ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri") appearing within the same band, and by direct inspection of the blank paper below (p194-bottom-final.png). No chapter colophon appears on this page -- Chapter 34 continues onto page195.

  87. 34.85 सत्यापित

    85

    संस्कृत

    स्वांशेऽथ पञ्चमे वापि कवौ वाग्मी काव्यजनः ॥ ८५ ॥

    svamshe'tha pancame vapi kavau vagmi kavyajanah || 85 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In one's own navamsha, or else in the 5th [from Karakamsha], if Venus is placed, the person becomes eloquent, a composer of poetry.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    कारकांश अथवा उससे पञ्चमस्थ शुक्र हो तो जातक कवि, तथा वक्ता, गुरु हो तो वह सर्वज्ञ, ग्रन्थकार एवं शब्दशास्त्र वेत्ता, वेद-वेदान्त के तत्त्वज्ञ, एवं सभा में प्रगल्भ होता है। उपर्युक्त स्थानों में बुध हो तो जातक सभामूक होवे। कारकांश अथवा उससे पञ्चम में भौम हो तो नैयायिक, चन्द्रमा हो तो साहित्य एवं सांख्ययोग में निपुण तथा गायक वह होता है। सूर्य उक्त स्थानगत हो तो जातक वेदान्ततत्त्वज्ञ, तथा गानमर्मज्ञ होता है। शनि के उपयुक्त स्थानस्थ होने पर जातक गणित ज्योतिष में निपुण, वहीं गुरु के सम्बन्ध से सम्प्रदाय-सिद्ध शास्त्र का जानकार होता है। इसी तरह कारकांश से दूसरे या तीसरे में केतु रहें तो जातक वाक्स्तब्ध (बोलने में अक्षम) होता है, पापग्रह की दृष्टि रहे तो विशेष रूप से उसे वाक्स्तब्ध कहना चाहिए ।

    स्रोत: Printed page १९५/195 (PDF p.227), Ch.34 continues (recto page, running head shows the chapter title "कारकांशफलाध्यायः"). Threshold sweep T=0.5-10 on this page (3152x4972) found a stable plateau of 32 bands from T=4.5 through T=10; settled THRESH=5.0, producing 32 clean bands (0-31) with no oversized/undersized anomalies. Band0 (folio+running head) skipped. Bands1-8 complete the joint gloss for verses 34.77-34.84a, carried over unclosed from page194 (cut off mid-sentence at "...केतुहट हो तो"). The page-break join was verified by re-cropping the true bottom margin of page194 (no further legible content below "केतुहट हो तो") and confirming page195's first band begins directly with "होता है।" -- since printed books never elide text across a page break, this confirms the two fragments are directly continuous in the original printing, even though the resulting Hindi clause reads tersely/elliptically at the join (no explicit disease-name stated between "केतुहट हो तो" and "होता है", unlike the fuller clauses given for the other three "-हट" instances). Retained verbatim, disclosed as an observed elliptical transition, not a lost-text gap. The gloss closes with citation "॥ ७७-८४ ॥" (verified via a dedicated zoom on the citation digits) -- confirming, per the established unnumbered-addendum convention, that 34.84a (which has no number of its own) is understood as falling within the "84" of this citation range, not counted separately. This retroactively resolves the GLOSS_77_84A_PENDING placeholder seeded across verses 34.77-34.84a in commit 8e1216e (page194): the full assembled gloss text is written back into each of those verses' translationHi below. Band1's disputed word, initially read as "चयरोगी", was zoom-verified (p195-b01-word-tight-zoom.png) to show no क्ष-ligature at all -- clearly च+य, not क्ष+य. Retained exactly as printed as "चयरोगी" (a likely print variant/typo of "क्षयरोगी", consumption-patient), disclosed rather than silently corrected, especially since the very next sentence on the same page independently and correctly spells out the full term "क्षयरोग (राजयक्ष्मा)" when restating the same disease. Bands9-21 carry a new subheading "पञ्चमस्थान का पुनः विशेषफल" (5th house -- further special results, again) and six new verses, 34.85-34.90, plus one unnumbered single-line addendum (34.90a) following the same convention as 34.45a/34.84a -- confirmed via band-by-band reading with no citation number after its single danda. Band16's "गानमर्मज्ञो" (knower of the essence/subtlety of song) was zoom-verified at high magnification (p195-b16-word-zoom4.png), resolving an initial impression of a doubled-म with no reph into a genuine, clearly visible र्-reph mark above the second अक्षर -- confirming the meaningful compound मर्मज्ञ rather than a nonstandard "ममज्ञ"; this is a self-correction via closer zoom, not a change to what is printed. Bands22-31 carry the joint Hindi gloss for verses 34.85-34.90(+90a), assembled in full below. Two verse/gloss discrepancies were found and are retained/disclosed, not reconciled: (1) verse 34.87's Sanskrit attributes the "mute in assembly" (सभामूक) result to Saturn ("सौरौ"), but the gloss's parallel clause attributes it to Mercury ("बुध") -- independently zoom-verified (p195-b24-budh-zoom2.png), unambiguously बुध, not शनि; (2) verse 34.89's Sanskrit attributes the "mathematics/astronomy" skill (गणितज्योतिष) result to Ketu ("शिखिनि"), but the gloss's parallel clause attributes it to Saturn ("शनि") -- independently zoom-verified (p195-b27-shani-zoom2.png), unambiguously शनि, not शिखी/केतु. Both are retained exactly as printed in their respective verse/gloss locations without harmonizing one to match the other. The gloss's final sentence ("...उसे वाक्स्तब्ध कहना चाहिए ।") ends with a plain single danda, not a "॥ NN ॥" citation, immediately followed by the CC-0 footer and (confirmed via a dedicated bottom-margin crop, p195-bottom-final.png) blank paper -- i.e. this is the true end of the page's content. Unlike the prior page-spanning glosses on this page (63-74, 77-84a), this final sentence is grammatically complete and every topical clause needed for verses 85-90(+90a) is present and accounted for in the assembled text -- there is no sign of a mid-word or mid-sentence truncation. It is therefore treated as a complete gloss (not seeded as a new pending placeholder), with the absence of a trailing citation number disclosed as an observed fact about this printing, consistent with 34.90a's own lack of an individual citation. No chapter colophon appears on this page -- Chapter 34 continues onto page196 (to be confirmed).

  88. 34.86 सत्यापित

    86

    संस्कृत

    गुरौ तत्र तु सर्वत्र ग्रन्थकृत् शब्दशास्त्रवित् । वेदवेदान्ततत्त्वज्ञः प्रगल्भो न सभासु च ॥ ८६ ॥

    gurau tatra tu sarvatra granthakrit shabdashastravit | vedavedantatattvajnah pragalbho na sabhasu ca || 86 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If Jupiter is there, in every one of these positions, he becomes an author of texts and a knower of the science of words/grammar, a knower of the truths of Veda and Vedanta, and bold/unhesitant even in assemblies.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    कारकांश अथवा उससे पञ्चमस्थ शुक्र हो तो जातक कवि, तथा वक्ता, गुरु हो तो वह सर्वज्ञ, ग्रन्थकार एवं शब्दशास्त्र वेत्ता, वेद-वेदान्त के तत्त्वज्ञ, एवं सभा में प्रगल्भ होता है। उपर्युक्त स्थानों में बुध हो तो जातक सभामूक होवे। कारकांश अथवा उससे पञ्चम में भौम हो तो नैयायिक, चन्द्रमा हो तो साहित्य एवं सांख्ययोग में निपुण तथा गायक वह होता है। सूर्य उक्त स्थानगत हो तो जातक वेदान्ततत्त्वज्ञ, तथा गानमर्मज्ञ होता है। शनि के उपयुक्त स्थानस्थ होने पर जातक गणित ज्योतिष में निपुण, वहीं गुरु के सम्बन्ध से सम्प्रदाय-सिद्ध शास्त्र का जानकार होता है। इसी तरह कारकांश से दूसरे या तीसरे में केतु रहें तो जातक वाक्स्तब्ध (बोलने में अक्षम) होता है, पापग्रह की दृष्टि रहे तो विशेष रूप से उसे वाक्स्तब्ध कहना चाहिए ।

    स्रोत: Printed page १९५/195 (PDF p.227), Ch.34 continues (recto page, running head shows the chapter title "कारकांशफलाध्यायः"). Threshold sweep T=0.5-10 on this page (3152x4972) found a stable plateau of 32 bands from T=4.5 through T=10; settled THRESH=5.0, producing 32 clean bands (0-31) with no oversized/undersized anomalies. Band0 (folio+running head) skipped. Bands1-8 complete the joint gloss for verses 34.77-34.84a, carried over unclosed from page194 (cut off mid-sentence at "...केतुहट हो तो"). The page-break join was verified by re-cropping the true bottom margin of page194 (no further legible content below "केतुहट हो तो") and confirming page195's first band begins directly with "होता है।" -- since printed books never elide text across a page break, this confirms the two fragments are directly continuous in the original printing, even though the resulting Hindi clause reads tersely/elliptically at the join (no explicit disease-name stated between "केतुहट हो तो" and "होता है", unlike the fuller clauses given for the other three "-हट" instances). Retained verbatim, disclosed as an observed elliptical transition, not a lost-text gap. The gloss closes with citation "॥ ७७-८४ ॥" (verified via a dedicated zoom on the citation digits) -- confirming, per the established unnumbered-addendum convention, that 34.84a (which has no number of its own) is understood as falling within the "84" of this citation range, not counted separately. This retroactively resolves the GLOSS_77_84A_PENDING placeholder seeded across verses 34.77-34.84a in commit 8e1216e (page194): the full assembled gloss text is written back into each of those verses' translationHi below. Band1's disputed word, initially read as "चयरोगी", was zoom-verified (p195-b01-word-tight-zoom.png) to show no क्ष-ligature at all -- clearly च+य, not क्ष+य. Retained exactly as printed as "चयरोगी" (a likely print variant/typo of "क्षयरोगी", consumption-patient), disclosed rather than silently corrected, especially since the very next sentence on the same page independently and correctly spells out the full term "क्षयरोग (राजयक्ष्मा)" when restating the same disease. Bands9-21 carry a new subheading "पञ्चमस्थान का पुनः विशेषफल" (5th house -- further special results, again) and six new verses, 34.85-34.90, plus one unnumbered single-line addendum (34.90a) following the same convention as 34.45a/34.84a -- confirmed via band-by-band reading with no citation number after its single danda. Band16's "गानमर्मज्ञो" (knower of the essence/subtlety of song) was zoom-verified at high magnification (p195-b16-word-zoom4.png), resolving an initial impression of a doubled-म with no reph into a genuine, clearly visible र्-reph mark above the second अक्षर -- confirming the meaningful compound मर्मज्ञ rather than a nonstandard "ममज्ञ"; this is a self-correction via closer zoom, not a change to what is printed. Bands22-31 carry the joint Hindi gloss for verses 34.85-34.90(+90a), assembled in full below. Two verse/gloss discrepancies were found and are retained/disclosed, not reconciled: (1) verse 34.87's Sanskrit attributes the "mute in assembly" (सभामूक) result to Saturn ("सौरौ"), but the gloss's parallel clause attributes it to Mercury ("बुध") -- independently zoom-verified (p195-b24-budh-zoom2.png), unambiguously बुध, not शनि; (2) verse 34.89's Sanskrit attributes the "mathematics/astronomy" skill (गणितज्योतिष) result to Ketu ("शिखिनि"), but the gloss's parallel clause attributes it to Saturn ("शनि") -- independently zoom-verified (p195-b27-shani-zoom2.png), unambiguously शनि, not शिखी/केतु. Both are retained exactly as printed in their respective verse/gloss locations without harmonizing one to match the other. The gloss's final sentence ("...उसे वाक्स्तब्ध कहना चाहिए ।") ends with a plain single danda, not a "॥ NN ॥" citation, immediately followed by the CC-0 footer and (confirmed via a dedicated bottom-margin crop, p195-bottom-final.png) blank paper -- i.e. this is the true end of the page's content. Unlike the prior page-spanning glosses on this page (63-74, 77-84a), this final sentence is grammatically complete and every topical clause needed for verses 85-90(+90a) is present and accounted for in the assembled text -- there is no sign of a mid-word or mid-sentence truncation. It is therefore treated as a complete gloss (not seeded as a new pending placeholder), with the absence of a trailing citation number disclosed as an observed fact about this printing, consistent with 34.90a's own lack of an individual citation. No chapter colophon appears on this page -- Chapter 34 continues onto page196 (to be confirmed).

  89. 34.87 सत्यापित

    87

    संस्कृत

    उक्तस्थानगते सौरौ सभामूको भवेज्जनः । कारकांशे तत्सुते वा कुजे नैयायिको भवेत् ॥ ८७ ॥

    uktasthanagate saurau sabhamuko bhavejjanah | karakamshe tatsute va kuje naiyayiko bhavet || 87 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If Saturn is placed in the aforementioned position, the person becomes mute in assemblies; if Mars is in the Karakamsha or its 5th house, he becomes a logician.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    कारकांश अथवा उससे पञ्चमस्थ शुक्र हो तो जातक कवि, तथा वक्ता, गुरु हो तो वह सर्वज्ञ, ग्रन्थकार एवं शब्दशास्त्र वेत्ता, वेद-वेदान्त के तत्त्वज्ञ, एवं सभा में प्रगल्भ होता है। उपर्युक्त स्थानों में बुध हो तो जातक सभामूक होवे। कारकांश अथवा उससे पञ्चम में भौम हो तो नैयायिक, चन्द्रमा हो तो साहित्य एवं सांख्ययोग में निपुण तथा गायक वह होता है। सूर्य उक्त स्थानगत हो तो जातक वेदान्ततत्त्वज्ञ, तथा गानमर्मज्ञ होता है। शनि के उपयुक्त स्थानस्थ होने पर जातक गणित ज्योतिष में निपुण, वहीं गुरु के सम्बन्ध से सम्प्रदाय-सिद्ध शास्त्र का जानकार होता है। इसी तरह कारकांश से दूसरे या तीसरे में केतु रहें तो जातक वाक्स्तब्ध (बोलने में अक्षम) होता है, पापग्रह की दृष्टि रहे तो विशेष रूप से उसे वाक्स्तब्ध कहना चाहिए ।

    स्रोत: Printed page १९५/195 (PDF p.227), Ch.34 continues (recto page, running head shows the chapter title "कारकांशफलाध्यायः"). Threshold sweep T=0.5-10 on this page (3152x4972) found a stable plateau of 32 bands from T=4.5 through T=10; settled THRESH=5.0, producing 32 clean bands (0-31) with no oversized/undersized anomalies. Band0 (folio+running head) skipped. Bands1-8 complete the joint gloss for verses 34.77-34.84a, carried over unclosed from page194 (cut off mid-sentence at "...केतुहट हो तो"). The page-break join was verified by re-cropping the true bottom margin of page194 (no further legible content below "केतुहट हो तो") and confirming page195's first band begins directly with "होता है।" -- since printed books never elide text across a page break, this confirms the two fragments are directly continuous in the original printing, even though the resulting Hindi clause reads tersely/elliptically at the join (no explicit disease-name stated between "केतुहट हो तो" and "होता है", unlike the fuller clauses given for the other three "-हट" instances). Retained verbatim, disclosed as an observed elliptical transition, not a lost-text gap. The gloss closes with citation "॥ ७७-८४ ॥" (verified via a dedicated zoom on the citation digits) -- confirming, per the established unnumbered-addendum convention, that 34.84a (which has no number of its own) is understood as falling within the "84" of this citation range, not counted separately. This retroactively resolves the GLOSS_77_84A_PENDING placeholder seeded across verses 34.77-34.84a in commit 8e1216e (page194): the full assembled gloss text is written back into each of those verses' translationHi below. Band1's disputed word, initially read as "चयरोगी", was zoom-verified (p195-b01-word-tight-zoom.png) to show no क्ष-ligature at all -- clearly च+य, not क्ष+य. Retained exactly as printed as "चयरोगी" (a likely print variant/typo of "क्षयरोगी", consumption-patient), disclosed rather than silently corrected, especially since the very next sentence on the same page independently and correctly spells out the full term "क्षयरोग (राजयक्ष्मा)" when restating the same disease. Bands9-21 carry a new subheading "पञ्चमस्थान का पुनः विशेषफल" (5th house -- further special results, again) and six new verses, 34.85-34.90, plus one unnumbered single-line addendum (34.90a) following the same convention as 34.45a/34.84a -- confirmed via band-by-band reading with no citation number after its single danda. Band16's "गानमर्मज्ञो" (knower of the essence/subtlety of song) was zoom-verified at high magnification (p195-b16-word-zoom4.png), resolving an initial impression of a doubled-म with no reph into a genuine, clearly visible र्-reph mark above the second अक्षर -- confirming the meaningful compound मर्मज्ञ rather than a nonstandard "ममज्ञ"; this is a self-correction via closer zoom, not a change to what is printed. Bands22-31 carry the joint Hindi gloss for verses 34.85-34.90(+90a), assembled in full below. Two verse/gloss discrepancies were found and are retained/disclosed, not reconciled: (1) verse 34.87's Sanskrit attributes the "mute in assembly" (सभामूक) result to Saturn ("सौरौ"), but the gloss's parallel clause attributes it to Mercury ("बुध") -- independently zoom-verified (p195-b24-budh-zoom2.png), unambiguously बुध, not शनि; (2) verse 34.89's Sanskrit attributes the "mathematics/astronomy" skill (गणितज्योतिष) result to Ketu ("शिखिनि"), but the gloss's parallel clause attributes it to Saturn ("शनि") -- independently zoom-verified (p195-b27-shani-zoom2.png), unambiguously शनि, not शिखी/केतु. Both are retained exactly as printed in their respective verse/gloss locations without harmonizing one to match the other. The gloss's final sentence ("...उसे वाक्स्तब्ध कहना चाहिए ।") ends with a plain single danda, not a "॥ NN ॥" citation, immediately followed by the CC-0 footer and (confirmed via a dedicated bottom-margin crop, p195-bottom-final.png) blank paper -- i.e. this is the true end of the page's content. Unlike the prior page-spanning glosses on this page (63-74, 77-84a), this final sentence is grammatically complete and every topical clause needed for verses 85-90(+90a) is present and accounted for in the assembled text -- there is no sign of a mid-word or mid-sentence truncation. It is therefore treated as a complete gloss (not seeded as a new pending placeholder), with the absence of a trailing citation number disclosed as an observed fact about this printing, consistent with 34.90a's own lack of an individual citation. No chapter colophon appears on this page -- Chapter 34 continues onto page196 (to be confirmed).

  90. 34.88 सत्यापित

    88

    संस्कृत

    साहित्य-सांख्ययोगेषु निपुणो गानकृद् विधौ । वेदान्ततत्त्वविद् गानमर्मज्ञो भास्करे भवेत् ॥ ८८ ॥

    sahitya-samkhyayogeshu nipuno ganakrid vidhau | vedantatattvavid ganamarmajno bhaskare bhavet || 88 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Skilled in literature, Samkhya and Yoga, and a composer of songs, if [placed] in the Moon; a knower of the truths of Vedanta and knower of the essence of song, if [placed] in the Sun.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    कारकांश अथवा उससे पञ्चमस्थ शुक्र हो तो जातक कवि, तथा वक्ता, गुरु हो तो वह सर्वज्ञ, ग्रन्थकार एवं शब्दशास्त्र वेत्ता, वेद-वेदान्त के तत्त्वज्ञ, एवं सभा में प्रगल्भ होता है। उपर्युक्त स्थानों में बुध हो तो जातक सभामूक होवे। कारकांश अथवा उससे पञ्चम में भौम हो तो नैयायिक, चन्द्रमा हो तो साहित्य एवं सांख्ययोग में निपुण तथा गायक वह होता है। सूर्य उक्त स्थानगत हो तो जातक वेदान्ततत्त्वज्ञ, तथा गानमर्मज्ञ होता है। शनि के उपयुक्त स्थानस्थ होने पर जातक गणित ज्योतिष में निपुण, वहीं गुरु के सम्बन्ध से सम्प्रदाय-सिद्ध शास्त्र का जानकार होता है। इसी तरह कारकांश से दूसरे या तीसरे में केतु रहें तो जातक वाक्स्तब्ध (बोलने में अक्षम) होता है, पापग्रह की दृष्टि रहे तो विशेष रूप से उसे वाक्स्तब्ध कहना चाहिए ।

    स्रोत: Printed page १९५/195 (PDF p.227), Ch.34 continues (recto page, running head shows the chapter title "कारकांशफलाध्यायः"). Threshold sweep T=0.5-10 on this page (3152x4972) found a stable plateau of 32 bands from T=4.5 through T=10; settled THRESH=5.0, producing 32 clean bands (0-31) with no oversized/undersized anomalies. Band0 (folio+running head) skipped. Bands1-8 complete the joint gloss for verses 34.77-34.84a, carried over unclosed from page194 (cut off mid-sentence at "...केतुहट हो तो"). The page-break join was verified by re-cropping the true bottom margin of page194 (no further legible content below "केतुहट हो तो") and confirming page195's first band begins directly with "होता है।" -- since printed books never elide text across a page break, this confirms the two fragments are directly continuous in the original printing, even though the resulting Hindi clause reads tersely/elliptically at the join (no explicit disease-name stated between "केतुहट हो तो" and "होता है", unlike the fuller clauses given for the other three "-हट" instances). Retained verbatim, disclosed as an observed elliptical transition, not a lost-text gap. The gloss closes with citation "॥ ७७-८४ ॥" (verified via a dedicated zoom on the citation digits) -- confirming, per the established unnumbered-addendum convention, that 34.84a (which has no number of its own) is understood as falling within the "84" of this citation range, not counted separately. This retroactively resolves the GLOSS_77_84A_PENDING placeholder seeded across verses 34.77-34.84a in commit 8e1216e (page194): the full assembled gloss text is written back into each of those verses' translationHi below. Band1's disputed word, initially read as "चयरोगी", was zoom-verified (p195-b01-word-tight-zoom.png) to show no क्ष-ligature at all -- clearly च+य, not क्ष+य. Retained exactly as printed as "चयरोगी" (a likely print variant/typo of "क्षयरोगी", consumption-patient), disclosed rather than silently corrected, especially since the very next sentence on the same page independently and correctly spells out the full term "क्षयरोग (राजयक्ष्मा)" when restating the same disease. Bands9-21 carry a new subheading "पञ्चमस्थान का पुनः विशेषफल" (5th house -- further special results, again) and six new verses, 34.85-34.90, plus one unnumbered single-line addendum (34.90a) following the same convention as 34.45a/34.84a -- confirmed via band-by-band reading with no citation number after its single danda. Band16's "गानमर्मज्ञो" (knower of the essence/subtlety of song) was zoom-verified at high magnification (p195-b16-word-zoom4.png), resolving an initial impression of a doubled-म with no reph into a genuine, clearly visible र्-reph mark above the second अक्षर -- confirming the meaningful compound मर्मज्ञ rather than a nonstandard "ममज्ञ"; this is a self-correction via closer zoom, not a change to what is printed. Bands22-31 carry the joint Hindi gloss for verses 34.85-34.90(+90a), assembled in full below. Two verse/gloss discrepancies were found and are retained/disclosed, not reconciled: (1) verse 34.87's Sanskrit attributes the "mute in assembly" (सभामूक) result to Saturn ("सौरौ"), but the gloss's parallel clause attributes it to Mercury ("बुध") -- independently zoom-verified (p195-b24-budh-zoom2.png), unambiguously बुध, not शनि; (2) verse 34.89's Sanskrit attributes the "mathematics/astronomy" skill (गणितज्योतिष) result to Ketu ("शिखिनि"), but the gloss's parallel clause attributes it to Saturn ("शनि") -- independently zoom-verified (p195-b27-shani-zoom2.png), unambiguously शनि, not शिखी/केतु. Both are retained exactly as printed in their respective verse/gloss locations without harmonizing one to match the other. The gloss's final sentence ("...उसे वाक्स्तब्ध कहना चाहिए ।") ends with a plain single danda, not a "॥ NN ॥" citation, immediately followed by the CC-0 footer and (confirmed via a dedicated bottom-margin crop, p195-bottom-final.png) blank paper -- i.e. this is the true end of the page's content. Unlike the prior page-spanning glosses on this page (63-74, 77-84a), this final sentence is grammatically complete and every topical clause needed for verses 85-90(+90a) is present and accounted for in the assembled text -- there is no sign of a mid-word or mid-sentence truncation. It is therefore treated as a complete gloss (not seeded as a new pending placeholder), with the absence of a trailing citation number disclosed as an observed fact about this printing, consistent with 34.90a's own lack of an individual citation. No chapter colophon appears on this page -- Chapter 34 continues onto page196 (to be confirmed).

  91. 34.89 सत्यापित

    89

    संस्कृत

    गणितज्योतिषे शास्त्रे निपुणः शिखिनि स्मृतः । तत्रैव जीवसम्बन्धात् साम्प्रदायिकशास्त्रवित् ॥ ८९ ॥

    ganitajyotishe shastre nipunah shikhini smritah | tatraiva jivasambandhat sampradayikashastravit || 89 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Skilled in the science of mathematics and astronomy, when [it is] Ketu, so it is said; there itself, by connection with Jupiter, a knower of traditionally-established scripture.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    कारकांश अथवा उससे पञ्चमस्थ शुक्र हो तो जातक कवि, तथा वक्ता, गुरु हो तो वह सर्वज्ञ, ग्रन्थकार एवं शब्दशास्त्र वेत्ता, वेद-वेदान्त के तत्त्वज्ञ, एवं सभा में प्रगल्भ होता है। उपर्युक्त स्थानों में बुध हो तो जातक सभामूक होवे। कारकांश अथवा उससे पञ्चम में भौम हो तो नैयायिक, चन्द्रमा हो तो साहित्य एवं सांख्ययोग में निपुण तथा गायक वह होता है। सूर्य उक्त स्थानगत हो तो जातक वेदान्ततत्त्वज्ञ, तथा गानमर्मज्ञ होता है। शनि के उपयुक्त स्थानस्थ होने पर जातक गणित ज्योतिष में निपुण, वहीं गुरु के सम्बन्ध से सम्प्रदाय-सिद्ध शास्त्र का जानकार होता है। इसी तरह कारकांश से दूसरे या तीसरे में केतु रहें तो जातक वाक्स्तब्ध (बोलने में अक्षम) होता है, पापग्रह की दृष्टि रहे तो विशेष रूप से उसे वाक्स्तब्ध कहना चाहिए ।

    स्रोत: Printed page १९५/195 (PDF p.227), Ch.34 continues (recto page, running head shows the chapter title "कारकांशफलाध्यायः"). Threshold sweep T=0.5-10 on this page (3152x4972) found a stable plateau of 32 bands from T=4.5 through T=10; settled THRESH=5.0, producing 32 clean bands (0-31) with no oversized/undersized anomalies. Band0 (folio+running head) skipped. Bands1-8 complete the joint gloss for verses 34.77-34.84a, carried over unclosed from page194 (cut off mid-sentence at "...केतुहट हो तो"). The page-break join was verified by re-cropping the true bottom margin of page194 (no further legible content below "केतुहट हो तो") and confirming page195's first band begins directly with "होता है।" -- since printed books never elide text across a page break, this confirms the two fragments are directly continuous in the original printing, even though the resulting Hindi clause reads tersely/elliptically at the join (no explicit disease-name stated between "केतुहट हो तो" and "होता है", unlike the fuller clauses given for the other three "-हट" instances). Retained verbatim, disclosed as an observed elliptical transition, not a lost-text gap. The gloss closes with citation "॥ ७७-८४ ॥" (verified via a dedicated zoom on the citation digits) -- confirming, per the established unnumbered-addendum convention, that 34.84a (which has no number of its own) is understood as falling within the "84" of this citation range, not counted separately. This retroactively resolves the GLOSS_77_84A_PENDING placeholder seeded across verses 34.77-34.84a in commit 8e1216e (page194): the full assembled gloss text is written back into each of those verses' translationHi below. Band1's disputed word, initially read as "चयरोगी", was zoom-verified (p195-b01-word-tight-zoom.png) to show no क्ष-ligature at all -- clearly च+य, not क्ष+य. Retained exactly as printed as "चयरोगी" (a likely print variant/typo of "क्षयरोगी", consumption-patient), disclosed rather than silently corrected, especially since the very next sentence on the same page independently and correctly spells out the full term "क्षयरोग (राजयक्ष्मा)" when restating the same disease. Bands9-21 carry a new subheading "पञ्चमस्थान का पुनः विशेषफल" (5th house -- further special results, again) and six new verses, 34.85-34.90, plus one unnumbered single-line addendum (34.90a) following the same convention as 34.45a/34.84a -- confirmed via band-by-band reading with no citation number after its single danda. Band16's "गानमर्मज्ञो" (knower of the essence/subtlety of song) was zoom-verified at high magnification (p195-b16-word-zoom4.png), resolving an initial impression of a doubled-म with no reph into a genuine, clearly visible र्-reph mark above the second अक्षर -- confirming the meaningful compound मर्मज्ञ rather than a nonstandard "ममज्ञ"; this is a self-correction via closer zoom, not a change to what is printed. Bands22-31 carry the joint Hindi gloss for verses 34.85-34.90(+90a), assembled in full below. Two verse/gloss discrepancies were found and are retained/disclosed, not reconciled: (1) verse 34.87's Sanskrit attributes the "mute in assembly" (सभामूक) result to Saturn ("सौरौ"), but the gloss's parallel clause attributes it to Mercury ("बुध") -- independently zoom-verified (p195-b24-budh-zoom2.png), unambiguously बुध, not शनि; (2) verse 34.89's Sanskrit attributes the "mathematics/astronomy" skill (गणितज्योतिष) result to Ketu ("शिखिनि"), but the gloss's parallel clause attributes it to Saturn ("शनि") -- independently zoom-verified (p195-b27-shani-zoom2.png), unambiguously शनि, not शिखी/केतु. Both are retained exactly as printed in their respective verse/gloss locations without harmonizing one to match the other. The gloss's final sentence ("...उसे वाक्स्तब्ध कहना चाहिए ।") ends with a plain single danda, not a "॥ NN ॥" citation, immediately followed by the CC-0 footer and (confirmed via a dedicated bottom-margin crop, p195-bottom-final.png) blank paper -- i.e. this is the true end of the page's content. Unlike the prior page-spanning glosses on this page (63-74, 77-84a), this final sentence is grammatically complete and every topical clause needed for verses 85-90(+90a) is present and accounted for in the assembled text -- there is no sign of a mid-word or mid-sentence truncation. It is therefore treated as a complete gloss (not seeded as a new pending placeholder), with the absence of a trailing citation number disclosed as an observed fact about this printing, consistent with 34.90a's own lack of an individual citation. No chapter colophon appears on this page -- Chapter 34 continues onto page196 (to be confirmed).

  92. 34.90 सत्यापित

    90

    संस्कृत

    एवं वित्ते विक्रमे वा कारकांशाद् विचिन्तयेत् । कारकांशाद्धने वापि तृतीये केतुसंयुते ॥ ९० ॥

    evam vitte vikrame va karakamshad vicintayet | karakamshaddhane vapi tritiye ketusamyute || 90 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Thus, regarding wealth or valor, one should consider from the Karakamsha; also from the Karakamsha, in the 2nd house of wealth, or if in the 3rd, joined with Ketu:

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    कारकांश अथवा उससे पञ्चमस्थ शुक्र हो तो जातक कवि, तथा वक्ता, गुरु हो तो वह सर्वज्ञ, ग्रन्थकार एवं शब्दशास्त्र वेत्ता, वेद-वेदान्त के तत्त्वज्ञ, एवं सभा में प्रगल्भ होता है। उपर्युक्त स्थानों में बुध हो तो जातक सभामूक होवे। कारकांश अथवा उससे पञ्चम में भौम हो तो नैयायिक, चन्द्रमा हो तो साहित्य एवं सांख्ययोग में निपुण तथा गायक वह होता है। सूर्य उक्त स्थानगत हो तो जातक वेदान्ततत्त्वज्ञ, तथा गानमर्मज्ञ होता है। शनि के उपयुक्त स्थानस्थ होने पर जातक गणित ज्योतिष में निपुण, वहीं गुरु के सम्बन्ध से सम्प्रदाय-सिद्ध शास्त्र का जानकार होता है। इसी तरह कारकांश से दूसरे या तीसरे में केतु रहें तो जातक वाक्स्तब्ध (बोलने में अक्षम) होता है, पापग्रह की दृष्टि रहे तो विशेष रूप से उसे वाक्स्तब्ध कहना चाहिए ।

    स्रोत: Printed page १९५/195 (PDF p.227), Ch.34 continues (recto page, running head shows the chapter title "कारकांशफलाध्यायः"). Threshold sweep T=0.5-10 on this page (3152x4972) found a stable plateau of 32 bands from T=4.5 through T=10; settled THRESH=5.0, producing 32 clean bands (0-31) with no oversized/undersized anomalies. Band0 (folio+running head) skipped. Bands1-8 complete the joint gloss for verses 34.77-34.84a, carried over unclosed from page194 (cut off mid-sentence at "...केतुहट हो तो"). The page-break join was verified by re-cropping the true bottom margin of page194 (no further legible content below "केतुहट हो तो") and confirming page195's first band begins directly with "होता है।" -- since printed books never elide text across a page break, this confirms the two fragments are directly continuous in the original printing, even though the resulting Hindi clause reads tersely/elliptically at the join (no explicit disease-name stated between "केतुहट हो तो" and "होता है", unlike the fuller clauses given for the other three "-हट" instances). Retained verbatim, disclosed as an observed elliptical transition, not a lost-text gap. The gloss closes with citation "॥ ७७-८४ ॥" (verified via a dedicated zoom on the citation digits) -- confirming, per the established unnumbered-addendum convention, that 34.84a (which has no number of its own) is understood as falling within the "84" of this citation range, not counted separately. This retroactively resolves the GLOSS_77_84A_PENDING placeholder seeded across verses 34.77-34.84a in commit 8e1216e (page194): the full assembled gloss text is written back into each of those verses' translationHi below. Band1's disputed word, initially read as "चयरोगी", was zoom-verified (p195-b01-word-tight-zoom.png) to show no क्ष-ligature at all -- clearly च+य, not क्ष+य. Retained exactly as printed as "चयरोगी" (a likely print variant/typo of "क्षयरोगी", consumption-patient), disclosed rather than silently corrected, especially since the very next sentence on the same page independently and correctly spells out the full term "क्षयरोग (राजयक्ष्मा)" when restating the same disease. Bands9-21 carry a new subheading "पञ्चमस्थान का पुनः विशेषफल" (5th house -- further special results, again) and six new verses, 34.85-34.90, plus one unnumbered single-line addendum (34.90a) following the same convention as 34.45a/34.84a -- confirmed via band-by-band reading with no citation number after its single danda. Band16's "गानमर्मज्ञो" (knower of the essence/subtlety of song) was zoom-verified at high magnification (p195-b16-word-zoom4.png), resolving an initial impression of a doubled-म with no reph into a genuine, clearly visible र्-reph mark above the second अक्षर -- confirming the meaningful compound मर्मज्ञ rather than a nonstandard "ममज्ञ"; this is a self-correction via closer zoom, not a change to what is printed. Bands22-31 carry the joint Hindi gloss for verses 34.85-34.90(+90a), assembled in full below. Two verse/gloss discrepancies were found and are retained/disclosed, not reconciled: (1) verse 34.87's Sanskrit attributes the "mute in assembly" (सभामूक) result to Saturn ("सौरौ"), but the gloss's parallel clause attributes it to Mercury ("बुध") -- independently zoom-verified (p195-b24-budh-zoom2.png), unambiguously बुध, not शनि; (2) verse 34.89's Sanskrit attributes the "mathematics/astronomy" skill (गणितज्योतिष) result to Ketu ("शिखिनि"), but the gloss's parallel clause attributes it to Saturn ("शनि") -- independently zoom-verified (p195-b27-shani-zoom2.png), unambiguously शनि, not शिखी/केतु. Both are retained exactly as printed in their respective verse/gloss locations without harmonizing one to match the other. The gloss's final sentence ("...उसे वाक्स्तब्ध कहना चाहिए ।") ends with a plain single danda, not a "॥ NN ॥" citation, immediately followed by the CC-0 footer and (confirmed via a dedicated bottom-margin crop, p195-bottom-final.png) blank paper -- i.e. this is the true end of the page's content. Unlike the prior page-spanning glosses on this page (63-74, 77-84a), this final sentence is grammatically complete and every topical clause needed for verses 85-90(+90a) is present and accounted for in the assembled text -- there is no sign of a mid-word or mid-sentence truncation. It is therefore treated as a complete gloss (not seeded as a new pending placeholder), with the absence of a trailing citation number disclosed as an observed fact about this printing, consistent with 34.90a's own lack of an individual citation. No chapter colophon appears on this page -- Chapter 34 continues onto page196 (to be confirmed).

  93. 34.90a सत्यापित

    90a

    संस्कृत

    वाक्स्तब्धता, क्रूरदृष्टे विशेषात् तत्फलं दिशेत् ।

    vakstabdhata, kruradrishte visheshat tatphalam dishet |

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [Unnumbered addendum] ...speech-impairment [results]; if aspected by a malefic, one should especially assign that [more severe] result.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    कारकांश अथवा उससे पञ्चमस्थ शुक्र हो तो जातक कवि, तथा वक्ता, गुरु हो तो वह सर्वज्ञ, ग्रन्थकार एवं शब्दशास्त्र वेत्ता, वेद-वेदान्त के तत्त्वज्ञ, एवं सभा में प्रगल्भ होता है। उपर्युक्त स्थानों में बुध हो तो जातक सभामूक होवे। कारकांश अथवा उससे पञ्चम में भौम हो तो नैयायिक, चन्द्रमा हो तो साहित्य एवं सांख्ययोग में निपुण तथा गायक वह होता है। सूर्य उक्त स्थानगत हो तो जातक वेदान्ततत्त्वज्ञ, तथा गानमर्मज्ञ होता है। शनि के उपयुक्त स्थानस्थ होने पर जातक गणित ज्योतिष में निपुण, वहीं गुरु के सम्बन्ध से सम्प्रदाय-सिद्ध शास्त्र का जानकार होता है। इसी तरह कारकांश से दूसरे या तीसरे में केतु रहें तो जातक वाक्स्तब्ध (बोलने में अक्षम) होता है, पापग्रह की दृष्टि रहे तो विशेष रूप से उसे वाक्स्तब्ध कहना चाहिए ।

    स्रोत: Printed page १९५/195 (PDF p.227), Ch.34 continues (recto page, running head shows the chapter title "कारकांशफलाध्यायः"). Threshold sweep T=0.5-10 on this page (3152x4972) found a stable plateau of 32 bands from T=4.5 through T=10; settled THRESH=5.0, producing 32 clean bands (0-31) with no oversized/undersized anomalies. Band0 (folio+running head) skipped. Bands1-8 complete the joint gloss for verses 34.77-34.84a, carried over unclosed from page194 (cut off mid-sentence at "...केतुहट हो तो"). The page-break join was verified by re-cropping the true bottom margin of page194 (no further legible content below "केतुहट हो तो") and confirming page195's first band begins directly with "होता है।" -- since printed books never elide text across a page break, this confirms the two fragments are directly continuous in the original printing, even though the resulting Hindi clause reads tersely/elliptically at the join (no explicit disease-name stated between "केतुहट हो तो" and "होता है", unlike the fuller clauses given for the other three "-हट" instances). Retained verbatim, disclosed as an observed elliptical transition, not a lost-text gap. The gloss closes with citation "॥ ७७-८४ ॥" (verified via a dedicated zoom on the citation digits) -- confirming, per the established unnumbered-addendum convention, that 34.84a (which has no number of its own) is understood as falling within the "84" of this citation range, not counted separately. This retroactively resolves the GLOSS_77_84A_PENDING placeholder seeded across verses 34.77-34.84a in commit 8e1216e (page194): the full assembled gloss text is written back into each of those verses' translationHi below. Band1's disputed word, initially read as "चयरोगी", was zoom-verified (p195-b01-word-tight-zoom.png) to show no क्ष-ligature at all -- clearly च+य, not क्ष+य. Retained exactly as printed as "चयरोगी" (a likely print variant/typo of "क्षयरोगी", consumption-patient), disclosed rather than silently corrected, especially since the very next sentence on the same page independently and correctly spells out the full term "क्षयरोग (राजयक्ष्मा)" when restating the same disease. Bands9-21 carry a new subheading "पञ्चमस्थान का पुनः विशेषफल" (5th house -- further special results, again) and six new verses, 34.85-34.90, plus one unnumbered single-line addendum (34.90a) following the same convention as 34.45a/34.84a -- confirmed via band-by-band reading with no citation number after its single danda. Band16's "गानमर्मज्ञो" (knower of the essence/subtlety of song) was zoom-verified at high magnification (p195-b16-word-zoom4.png), resolving an initial impression of a doubled-म with no reph into a genuine, clearly visible र्-reph mark above the second अक्षर -- confirming the meaningful compound मर्मज्ञ rather than a nonstandard "ममज्ञ"; this is a self-correction via closer zoom, not a change to what is printed. Bands22-31 carry the joint Hindi gloss for verses 34.85-34.90(+90a), assembled in full below. Two verse/gloss discrepancies were found and are retained/disclosed, not reconciled: (1) verse 34.87's Sanskrit attributes the "mute in assembly" (सभामूक) result to Saturn ("सौरौ"), but the gloss's parallel clause attributes it to Mercury ("बुध") -- independently zoom-verified (p195-b24-budh-zoom2.png), unambiguously बुध, not शनि; (2) verse 34.89's Sanskrit attributes the "mathematics/astronomy" skill (गणितज्योतिष) result to Ketu ("शिखिनि"), but the gloss's parallel clause attributes it to Saturn ("शनि") -- independently zoom-verified (p195-b27-shani-zoom2.png), unambiguously शनि, not शिखी/केतु. Both are retained exactly as printed in their respective verse/gloss locations without harmonizing one to match the other. The gloss's final sentence ("...उसे वाक्स्तब्ध कहना चाहिए ।") ends with a plain single danda, not a "॥ NN ॥" citation, immediately followed by the CC-0 footer and (confirmed via a dedicated bottom-margin crop, p195-bottom-final.png) blank paper -- i.e. this is the true end of the page's content. Unlike the prior page-spanning glosses on this page (63-74, 77-84a), this final sentence is grammatically complete and every topical clause needed for verses 85-90(+90a) is present and accounted for in the assembled text -- there is no sign of a mid-word or mid-sentence truncation. It is therefore treated as a complete gloss (not seeded as a new pending placeholder), with the absence of a trailing citation number disclosed as an observed fact about this printing, consistent with 34.90a's own lack of an individual citation. No chapter colophon appears on this page -- Chapter 34 continues onto page196 (to be confirmed).

  94. 34.91 सत्यापित

    91

    संस्कृत

    कारकांशात्थारूढात् लग्नतो वाऽथेरन्ध्ययोः ॥ ९१ ॥

    karakamshattharudhat lagnato va'therandhyayoh || 91 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [Continuing the topic of the previous unnumbered verse:] from the Karakamsha, or the Arudha, or from the Lagna, [counting] to the 2nd house or to the randhra (8th house) -- [printed text reads "...शात्थारूढात्", disclosed as likely missing a "त" before "था", expected "...शात्तथारूढात्" = "and also from the Arudha"].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    आत्मकारक के नवांश, या आरूढ (पद) अथवा लग्न से दूसरे तथा अष्टम स्थान में तुल्यसंख्यक पापग्रह हो तो केमद्रुम योग होता है, यदि चन्द्रदृष्टि उस पर रहे तो प्रबल केमद्रुम (अशुभकारक समझना चाहिए)। इस प्रकरण में जो योग कहे गए हैं उनका फल तत्तद्राशि और ग्रहों की दशा में समझना चाहिए। इस तरह दशाप्रद राशि से दूसरे तथा अष्टम में ग्रह-साम्य हो तो भी अशुभकारक केमद्रुम योग होता है। दशारम्भ के समय में भी स्पष्ट ग्रह एवं लग्न का साधन कर केमद्रुम योग (लग्न से दूसरे तथा अष्टम में पापग्रह की तुल्यता होना) का विचार करें। इस तरह लग्नादि भावों तथा सूर्यादिग्रहों की स्थिति के अनुसार फलादेश करना चाहिए। यह संक्षेपतः कारकांश फल समझना ॥ ९१-९६ ॥

    स्रोत: Printed page १९६/196 (PDF p.228), verso page (folio "१९६" left, book title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" right in band0, consistent with the established recto/verso alternation -- page195 was recto). Threshold sweep T=0.5-10 on this page (3406x4972) found a stable plateau of 30 bands from T=3.5 through T=5.5 (dropping to 28-29 at extremes); settled THRESH=4.0, producing 30 clean bands (0-29). Band0 (folio + running head) skipped. Bands1-12 open a new subheading "केमद्रुम योग—" (Kemadruma Yoga --) and complete Chapter 34 with six new verses, 34.91-34.96 (Kemadruma-yoga definition and its application to dasha-timing and the four kinds of bhava-lord results), closing the chapter. The subheading is treated as a structural/topical marker (like "पराशर उवाच" elsewhere), recorded here rather than seeded as its own verse entry. Verse 91 (band02) is unusual: it is a single printed line ending directly in its own citation "॥ ९१ ॥", with no companion line -- confirmed NOT a continuation of a fragment from page195 (page195's own last content, re-checked, is Hindi gloss text for verse 34.90/90a, ending "...उसे वाक्स्तब्ध कहना चाहिए ।", already fully seeded in commit 4f5a588). Given the print edition's established precedent of using short/unnumbered fragments (e.g. 34.90a on page195), a single-line numbered verse here is accepted as printed, not treated as evidence of missing text. Verse 91's reading "कारकांशात्थारूढात्" was re-verified this page via a tight zoom crop (p196-b02-recheck2.png): only ONE conjunct त्-stroke is visible between "कारकांशा" and "था", confirming (consistent with prior extreme-zoom verification via p196-b02-word-zoom2.png/p196-b02-tatha-zoom.png) that the printed text reads "...शात्थारूढात्" rather than the grammatically-expected "...शात्तथारूढात्" (karakamshat tatha arudhat, "and also from the Arudha"). This is retained exactly as printed -- a likely dropped-character print defect -- and disclosed rather than silently corrected, per the no-fabrication constraint. Verse 93 line1 (band05) was zoom-verified (p196-b05-zoom.png) as "तत्तद्राशि-ग्रहदशा-मध्ये" (tat-tad-rashi, "that same/respective sign") -- correcting an initial looser read of "तच्छिद्राशि", which does not parse; the zoomed crop clearly shows the common idiom तत्तद् rather than तच्छिद्. Verse 93 line2's "दशाप्रदाद्राशेर्द्वितीयाष्टमयोर्द्विज" (band06) and verse 95 line2's "रव्यादिग्रहदां" compound (band10) were both independently zoom-verified against an initial misread ("प्र" vs "म" in the former) via p196-b06-word-zoom2.png and p196-b10-word-zoom2.png respectively, confirming the readings used below. Bands13-21 carry the joint Hindi gloss for verses 91-96, assembled in full below, closing with citation "॥ ९१-९६ ॥" (band21) -- confirmed via direct reading, no zoom ambiguity. Band22 carries the chapter-closing colophon: "इति सविमर्श-सुधाख्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे कारकांशफलाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ ३४ ॥" -- naming the print edition's own commentary ("Sudha..."); per the copyright-safety convention this is recorded here as a structural/bibliographic note, not seeded as a verse entry. This colophon was first located via the mandated fine-grained re-scan of an anomalous 271px gap between band23 (3544-3596) and band24 (3867-3974) -- by far the largest gap on the page (all others 33-160px) -- using a dedicated wide-context crop (p196-biggap-check.png) that revealed both the colophon and the following chapter-opening title sitting inside what the coarse band pass had treated as empty space. This resolves page195's "Chapter 34 continues onto page196 (to be confirmed)" open note: Chapter 34 ends on THIS page, immediately followed (same page, no break) by Chapter 35's opening. Band23/24 (either side of the colophon) carry Chapter 35's title: "अथ योगाध्यायः ॥ ३५ ॥" (Yogadhyayah -- "the chapter on [planetary] combinations"), independently zoom-confirmed via p196-ch35-open-zoom.png, followed by the narrative marker "पराशर उवाच—" ("Parashara said--", band25), then verse 35.1 (bands26-27, complete with its own citation "॥ १ ॥") and verse 35.2 line1 (band28, clean, no overlap). Verse 35.2 line2 (band29) sits at the page's TRUE bottom margin and is heavily overlapped by the CC-0 digitization-credit footer stamp ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"), with no distinguishing hue between stamp ink and scan ink (both near-black/brownish, RGB color-separation attempted and failed). Recovery required escalating technique: direct 600dpi crops and segments were largely illegible -> binary erosion (scipy.ndimage, threshold<140) at 1-2 iterations on the 600dpi render gave a first rough pass -> a fresh, narrowly-targeted 1200dpi re-render of just this bottom strip (pdftoppm -r 1200 with -x/-y/-W/-H crop flags: p196-hires-bottom-228.png, 4000x400) improved base stroke separation -> binary erosion at 3 iterations on THIS 1200dpi render (p196-hires-eroded-full.png) produced a clean, legible composite by stripping the stamp's thinner cursive-serif English strokes while preserving the bolder Devanagari strokes. Whole-line reading: "क्रूरा नैवाशुभं कुर्युस्त्रिकोणेशाः शुभाः स्मृताः ॥ २ ॥". One word ("त्रिकोणेशाः") was independently zoom-confirmed against my own initial memory-based assumption of the more "famous" reading "त्रिकोणस्थाः" (trikona-SITUATED): the zoomed eroded crop (p196-hires-eroded-trikona.png) clearly shows an ए-matra (two strokes) above ण followed by श, ruling out स्थाः and confirming एशाः (trikona-LORDS) -- a deliberate check against pattern-matching to a well-known teaching without visual confirmation. The remaining word "कुर्युः" (in sandhi, कुर्युस्त्रि-) sits in the single most heavily-overlapped part of the line; it is accepted on: (a) consistent glyph shape across three independently-generated erosion renders (600dpi/2-iter, 1200dpi/2-iter, 1200dpi/3-iter), and (b) it completes a grammatically and thematically coherent couplet matching a well-attested BPHS kendra/trikona-lordship principle (benefic kendra-lords do not give only good; malefic trikona-lords do not give only ill -- trikona-lords are always reckoned auspicious) -- but is disclosed here as the lowest-confidence single word on this page given the extreme physical obscuration, not claimed as pixel-certain the way त्रिकोणेशाः was. No Hindi gloss follows verse 35.2 on this page -- band29's content is pure Sanskrit verse text ending in its own citation "॥ २ ॥", and the true bottom margin below it was confirmed blank (p196-bottom-check.png). Chapter 35's opening gloss (for verses 1-2) is therefore expected to begin on page197; verses 35.1-35.2 are seeded below with a page-spanning gloss-pending placeholder, following the established convention.

  95. 34.92 सत्यापित

    92

    संस्कृत

    केमद्रुमः समे क्रूरे विशेषाच्चन्द्रदृष्टितः । अस्मिन् प्रकरणे प्रोक्ता ये योगास्ते मया मुने ॥ ९२ ॥

    kemadrumah same krure visheshaccandradrishtitah | asmin prakarane prokta ye yogaste maya mune || 92 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Kemadruma [yoga arises] when a malefic occupies the corresponding position, especially when aspected by the Moon. These, O sage, are the combinations that have been declared by me in this section.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    आत्मकारक के नवांश, या आरूढ (पद) अथवा लग्न से दूसरे तथा अष्टम स्थान में तुल्यसंख्यक पापग्रह हो तो केमद्रुम योग होता है, यदि चन्द्रदृष्टि उस पर रहे तो प्रबल केमद्रुम (अशुभकारक समझना चाहिए)। इस प्रकरण में जो योग कहे गए हैं उनका फल तत्तद्राशि और ग्रहों की दशा में समझना चाहिए। इस तरह दशाप्रद राशि से दूसरे तथा अष्टम में ग्रह-साम्य हो तो भी अशुभकारक केमद्रुम योग होता है। दशारम्भ के समय में भी स्पष्ट ग्रह एवं लग्न का साधन कर केमद्रुम योग (लग्न से दूसरे तथा अष्टम में पापग्रह की तुल्यता होना) का विचार करें। इस तरह लग्नादि भावों तथा सूर्यादिग्रहों की स्थिति के अनुसार फलादेश करना चाहिए। यह संक्षेपतः कारकांश फल समझना ॥ ९१-९६ ॥

    स्रोत: Printed page १९६/196 (PDF p.228), verso page (folio "१९६" left, book title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" right in band0, consistent with the established recto/verso alternation -- page195 was recto). Threshold sweep T=0.5-10 on this page (3406x4972) found a stable plateau of 30 bands from T=3.5 through T=5.5 (dropping to 28-29 at extremes); settled THRESH=4.0, producing 30 clean bands (0-29). Band0 (folio + running head) skipped. Bands1-12 open a new subheading "केमद्रुम योग—" (Kemadruma Yoga --) and complete Chapter 34 with six new verses, 34.91-34.96 (Kemadruma-yoga definition and its application to dasha-timing and the four kinds of bhava-lord results), closing the chapter. The subheading is treated as a structural/topical marker (like "पराशर उवाच" elsewhere), recorded here rather than seeded as its own verse entry. Verse 91 (band02) is unusual: it is a single printed line ending directly in its own citation "॥ ९१ ॥", with no companion line -- confirmed NOT a continuation of a fragment from page195 (page195's own last content, re-checked, is Hindi gloss text for verse 34.90/90a, ending "...उसे वाक्स्तब्ध कहना चाहिए ।", already fully seeded in commit 4f5a588). Given the print edition's established precedent of using short/unnumbered fragments (e.g. 34.90a on page195), a single-line numbered verse here is accepted as printed, not treated as evidence of missing text. Verse 91's reading "कारकांशात्थारूढात्" was re-verified this page via a tight zoom crop (p196-b02-recheck2.png): only ONE conjunct त्-stroke is visible between "कारकांशा" and "था", confirming (consistent with prior extreme-zoom verification via p196-b02-word-zoom2.png/p196-b02-tatha-zoom.png) that the printed text reads "...शात्थारूढात्" rather than the grammatically-expected "...शात्तथारूढात्" (karakamshat tatha arudhat, "and also from the Arudha"). This is retained exactly as printed -- a likely dropped-character print defect -- and disclosed rather than silently corrected, per the no-fabrication constraint. Verse 93 line1 (band05) was zoom-verified (p196-b05-zoom.png) as "तत्तद्राशि-ग्रहदशा-मध्ये" (tat-tad-rashi, "that same/respective sign") -- correcting an initial looser read of "तच्छिद्राशि", which does not parse; the zoomed crop clearly shows the common idiom तत्तद् rather than तच्छिद्. Verse 93 line2's "दशाप्रदाद्राशेर्द्वितीयाष्टमयोर्द्विज" (band06) and verse 95 line2's "रव्यादिग्रहदां" compound (band10) were both independently zoom-verified against an initial misread ("प्र" vs "म" in the former) via p196-b06-word-zoom2.png and p196-b10-word-zoom2.png respectively, confirming the readings used below. Bands13-21 carry the joint Hindi gloss for verses 91-96, assembled in full below, closing with citation "॥ ९१-९६ ॥" (band21) -- confirmed via direct reading, no zoom ambiguity. Band22 carries the chapter-closing colophon: "इति सविमर्श-सुधाख्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे कारकांशफलाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ ३४ ॥" -- naming the print edition's own commentary ("Sudha..."); per the copyright-safety convention this is recorded here as a structural/bibliographic note, not seeded as a verse entry. This colophon was first located via the mandated fine-grained re-scan of an anomalous 271px gap between band23 (3544-3596) and band24 (3867-3974) -- by far the largest gap on the page (all others 33-160px) -- using a dedicated wide-context crop (p196-biggap-check.png) that revealed both the colophon and the following chapter-opening title sitting inside what the coarse band pass had treated as empty space. This resolves page195's "Chapter 34 continues onto page196 (to be confirmed)" open note: Chapter 34 ends on THIS page, immediately followed (same page, no break) by Chapter 35's opening. Band23/24 (either side of the colophon) carry Chapter 35's title: "अथ योगाध्यायः ॥ ३५ ॥" (Yogadhyayah -- "the chapter on [planetary] combinations"), independently zoom-confirmed via p196-ch35-open-zoom.png, followed by the narrative marker "पराशर उवाच—" ("Parashara said--", band25), then verse 35.1 (bands26-27, complete with its own citation "॥ १ ॥") and verse 35.2 line1 (band28, clean, no overlap). Verse 35.2 line2 (band29) sits at the page's TRUE bottom margin and is heavily overlapped by the CC-0 digitization-credit footer stamp ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"), with no distinguishing hue between stamp ink and scan ink (both near-black/brownish, RGB color-separation attempted and failed). Recovery required escalating technique: direct 600dpi crops and segments were largely illegible -> binary erosion (scipy.ndimage, threshold<140) at 1-2 iterations on the 600dpi render gave a first rough pass -> a fresh, narrowly-targeted 1200dpi re-render of just this bottom strip (pdftoppm -r 1200 with -x/-y/-W/-H crop flags: p196-hires-bottom-228.png, 4000x400) improved base stroke separation -> binary erosion at 3 iterations on THIS 1200dpi render (p196-hires-eroded-full.png) produced a clean, legible composite by stripping the stamp's thinner cursive-serif English strokes while preserving the bolder Devanagari strokes. Whole-line reading: "क्रूरा नैवाशुभं कुर्युस्त्रिकोणेशाः शुभाः स्मृताः ॥ २ ॥". One word ("त्रिकोणेशाः") was independently zoom-confirmed against my own initial memory-based assumption of the more "famous" reading "त्रिकोणस्थाः" (trikona-SITUATED): the zoomed eroded crop (p196-hires-eroded-trikona.png) clearly shows an ए-matra (two strokes) above ण followed by श, ruling out स्थाः and confirming एशाः (trikona-LORDS) -- a deliberate check against pattern-matching to a well-known teaching without visual confirmation. The remaining word "कुर्युः" (in sandhi, कुर्युस्त्रि-) sits in the single most heavily-overlapped part of the line; it is accepted on: (a) consistent glyph shape across three independently-generated erosion renders (600dpi/2-iter, 1200dpi/2-iter, 1200dpi/3-iter), and (b) it completes a grammatically and thematically coherent couplet matching a well-attested BPHS kendra/trikona-lordship principle (benefic kendra-lords do not give only good; malefic trikona-lords do not give only ill -- trikona-lords are always reckoned auspicious) -- but is disclosed here as the lowest-confidence single word on this page given the extreme physical obscuration, not claimed as pixel-certain the way त्रिकोणेशाः was. No Hindi gloss follows verse 35.2 on this page -- band29's content is pure Sanskrit verse text ending in its own citation "॥ २ ॥", and the true bottom margin below it was confirmed blank (p196-bottom-check.png). Chapter 35's opening gloss (for verses 1-2) is therefore expected to begin on page197; verses 35.1-35.2 are seeded below with a page-spanning gloss-pending placeholder, following the established convention.

  96. 34.93 सत्यापित

    93

    संस्कृत

    तत्तद्राशि-ग्रहदशा-मध्ये ते फलदायिनः । एवं दशाप्रदाद्राशेर्द्वितीयाष्टमयोर्द्विज ! ॥ ९३ ॥

    tattadrashi-grahadasha-madhye te phaladayinah | evam dashapradadrasherdvitiyashtamayordvija ! || 93 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    These give their results in the midst of the planetary periods (dasha) of that respective sign. Thus, O twice-born, [these apply] from the sign giving the dasha, to its 2nd or 8th house.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    आत्मकारक के नवांश, या आरूढ (पद) अथवा लग्न से दूसरे तथा अष्टम स्थान में तुल्यसंख्यक पापग्रह हो तो केमद्रुम योग होता है, यदि चन्द्रदृष्टि उस पर रहे तो प्रबल केमद्रुम (अशुभकारक समझना चाहिए)। इस प्रकरण में जो योग कहे गए हैं उनका फल तत्तद्राशि और ग्रहों की दशा में समझना चाहिए। इस तरह दशाप्रद राशि से दूसरे तथा अष्टम में ग्रह-साम्य हो तो भी अशुभकारक केमद्रुम योग होता है। दशारम्भ के समय में भी स्पष्ट ग्रह एवं लग्न का साधन कर केमद्रुम योग (लग्न से दूसरे तथा अष्टम में पापग्रह की तुल्यता होना) का विचार करें। इस तरह लग्नादि भावों तथा सूर्यादिग्रहों की स्थिति के अनुसार फलादेश करना चाहिए। यह संक्षेपतः कारकांश फल समझना ॥ ९१-९६ ॥

    स्रोत: Printed page १९६/196 (PDF p.228), verso page (folio "१९६" left, book title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" right in band0, consistent with the established recto/verso alternation -- page195 was recto). Threshold sweep T=0.5-10 on this page (3406x4972) found a stable plateau of 30 bands from T=3.5 through T=5.5 (dropping to 28-29 at extremes); settled THRESH=4.0, producing 30 clean bands (0-29). Band0 (folio + running head) skipped. Bands1-12 open a new subheading "केमद्रुम योग—" (Kemadruma Yoga --) and complete Chapter 34 with six new verses, 34.91-34.96 (Kemadruma-yoga definition and its application to dasha-timing and the four kinds of bhava-lord results), closing the chapter. The subheading is treated as a structural/topical marker (like "पराशर उवाच" elsewhere), recorded here rather than seeded as its own verse entry. Verse 91 (band02) is unusual: it is a single printed line ending directly in its own citation "॥ ९१ ॥", with no companion line -- confirmed NOT a continuation of a fragment from page195 (page195's own last content, re-checked, is Hindi gloss text for verse 34.90/90a, ending "...उसे वाक्स्तब्ध कहना चाहिए ।", already fully seeded in commit 4f5a588). Given the print edition's established precedent of using short/unnumbered fragments (e.g. 34.90a on page195), a single-line numbered verse here is accepted as printed, not treated as evidence of missing text. Verse 91's reading "कारकांशात्थारूढात्" was re-verified this page via a tight zoom crop (p196-b02-recheck2.png): only ONE conjunct त्-stroke is visible between "कारकांशा" and "था", confirming (consistent with prior extreme-zoom verification via p196-b02-word-zoom2.png/p196-b02-tatha-zoom.png) that the printed text reads "...शात्थारूढात्" rather than the grammatically-expected "...शात्तथारूढात्" (karakamshat tatha arudhat, "and also from the Arudha"). This is retained exactly as printed -- a likely dropped-character print defect -- and disclosed rather than silently corrected, per the no-fabrication constraint. Verse 93 line1 (band05) was zoom-verified (p196-b05-zoom.png) as "तत्तद्राशि-ग्रहदशा-मध्ये" (tat-tad-rashi, "that same/respective sign") -- correcting an initial looser read of "तच्छिद्राशि", which does not parse; the zoomed crop clearly shows the common idiom तत्तद् rather than तच्छिद्. Verse 93 line2's "दशाप्रदाद्राशेर्द्वितीयाष्टमयोर्द्विज" (band06) and verse 95 line2's "रव्यादिग्रहदां" compound (band10) were both independently zoom-verified against an initial misread ("प्र" vs "म" in the former) via p196-b06-word-zoom2.png and p196-b10-word-zoom2.png respectively, confirming the readings used below. Bands13-21 carry the joint Hindi gloss for verses 91-96, assembled in full below, closing with citation "॥ ९१-९६ ॥" (band21) -- confirmed via direct reading, no zoom ambiguity. Band22 carries the chapter-closing colophon: "इति सविमर्श-सुधाख्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे कारकांशफलाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ ३४ ॥" -- naming the print edition's own commentary ("Sudha..."); per the copyright-safety convention this is recorded here as a structural/bibliographic note, not seeded as a verse entry. This colophon was first located via the mandated fine-grained re-scan of an anomalous 271px gap between band23 (3544-3596) and band24 (3867-3974) -- by far the largest gap on the page (all others 33-160px) -- using a dedicated wide-context crop (p196-biggap-check.png) that revealed both the colophon and the following chapter-opening title sitting inside what the coarse band pass had treated as empty space. This resolves page195's "Chapter 34 continues onto page196 (to be confirmed)" open note: Chapter 34 ends on THIS page, immediately followed (same page, no break) by Chapter 35's opening. Band23/24 (either side of the colophon) carry Chapter 35's title: "अथ योगाध्यायः ॥ ३५ ॥" (Yogadhyayah -- "the chapter on [planetary] combinations"), independently zoom-confirmed via p196-ch35-open-zoom.png, followed by the narrative marker "पराशर उवाच—" ("Parashara said--", band25), then verse 35.1 (bands26-27, complete with its own citation "॥ १ ॥") and verse 35.2 line1 (band28, clean, no overlap). Verse 35.2 line2 (band29) sits at the page's TRUE bottom margin and is heavily overlapped by the CC-0 digitization-credit footer stamp ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"), with no distinguishing hue between stamp ink and scan ink (both near-black/brownish, RGB color-separation attempted and failed). Recovery required escalating technique: direct 600dpi crops and segments were largely illegible -> binary erosion (scipy.ndimage, threshold<140) at 1-2 iterations on the 600dpi render gave a first rough pass -> a fresh, narrowly-targeted 1200dpi re-render of just this bottom strip (pdftoppm -r 1200 with -x/-y/-W/-H crop flags: p196-hires-bottom-228.png, 4000x400) improved base stroke separation -> binary erosion at 3 iterations on THIS 1200dpi render (p196-hires-eroded-full.png) produced a clean, legible composite by stripping the stamp's thinner cursive-serif English strokes while preserving the bolder Devanagari strokes. Whole-line reading: "क्रूरा नैवाशुभं कुर्युस्त्रिकोणेशाः शुभाः स्मृताः ॥ २ ॥". One word ("त्रिकोणेशाः") was independently zoom-confirmed against my own initial memory-based assumption of the more "famous" reading "त्रिकोणस्थाः" (trikona-SITUATED): the zoomed eroded crop (p196-hires-eroded-trikona.png) clearly shows an ए-matra (two strokes) above ण followed by श, ruling out स्थाः and confirming एशाः (trikona-LORDS) -- a deliberate check against pattern-matching to a well-known teaching without visual confirmation. The remaining word "कुर्युः" (in sandhi, कुर्युस्त्रि-) sits in the single most heavily-overlapped part of the line; it is accepted on: (a) consistent glyph shape across three independently-generated erosion renders (600dpi/2-iter, 1200dpi/2-iter, 1200dpi/3-iter), and (b) it completes a grammatically and thematically coherent couplet matching a well-attested BPHS kendra/trikona-lordship principle (benefic kendra-lords do not give only good; malefic trikona-lords do not give only ill -- trikona-lords are always reckoned auspicious) -- but is disclosed here as the lowest-confidence single word on this page given the extreme physical obscuration, not claimed as pixel-certain the way त्रिकोणेशाः was. No Hindi gloss follows verse 35.2 on this page -- band29's content is pure Sanskrit verse text ending in its own citation "॥ २ ॥", and the true bottom margin below it was confirmed blank (p196-bottom-check.png). Chapter 35's opening gloss (for verses 1-2) is therefore expected to begin on page197; verses 35.1-35.2 are seeded below with a page-spanning gloss-pending placeholder, following the established convention.

  97. 34.94 सत्यापित

    94

    संस्कृत

    ग्रहसाम्ये तु विज्ञेयो योगः केमद्रुमोऽधमः । दशारम्भे ग्रहान् लग्नसहितान् साधयेद् बुधः ॥ ९४ ॥

    grahasamye tu vijneyo yogah kemadrumo'dhamah | dasharambhe grahan lagnasahitan sadhayed budhah || 94 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When there is equality of planets [in those houses], the inauspicious Kemadruma combination should be known. At the start of a dasha, the wise [astrologer] should also work out the planets together with the Lagna.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    आत्मकारक के नवांश, या आरूढ (पद) अथवा लग्न से दूसरे तथा अष्टम स्थान में तुल्यसंख्यक पापग्रह हो तो केमद्रुम योग होता है, यदि चन्द्रदृष्टि उस पर रहे तो प्रबल केमद्रुम (अशुभकारक समझना चाहिए)। इस प्रकरण में जो योग कहे गए हैं उनका फल तत्तद्राशि और ग्रहों की दशा में समझना चाहिए। इस तरह दशाप्रद राशि से दूसरे तथा अष्टम में ग्रह-साम्य हो तो भी अशुभकारक केमद्रुम योग होता है। दशारम्भ के समय में भी स्पष्ट ग्रह एवं लग्न का साधन कर केमद्रुम योग (लग्न से दूसरे तथा अष्टम में पापग्रह की तुल्यता होना) का विचार करें। इस तरह लग्नादि भावों तथा सूर्यादिग्रहों की स्थिति के अनुसार फलादेश करना चाहिए। यह संक्षेपतः कारकांश फल समझना ॥ ९१-९६ ॥

    स्रोत: Printed page १९६/196 (PDF p.228), verso page (folio "१९६" left, book title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" right in band0, consistent with the established recto/verso alternation -- page195 was recto). Threshold sweep T=0.5-10 on this page (3406x4972) found a stable plateau of 30 bands from T=3.5 through T=5.5 (dropping to 28-29 at extremes); settled THRESH=4.0, producing 30 clean bands (0-29). Band0 (folio + running head) skipped. Bands1-12 open a new subheading "केमद्रुम योग—" (Kemadruma Yoga --) and complete Chapter 34 with six new verses, 34.91-34.96 (Kemadruma-yoga definition and its application to dasha-timing and the four kinds of bhava-lord results), closing the chapter. The subheading is treated as a structural/topical marker (like "पराशर उवाच" elsewhere), recorded here rather than seeded as its own verse entry. Verse 91 (band02) is unusual: it is a single printed line ending directly in its own citation "॥ ९१ ॥", with no companion line -- confirmed NOT a continuation of a fragment from page195 (page195's own last content, re-checked, is Hindi gloss text for verse 34.90/90a, ending "...उसे वाक्स्तब्ध कहना चाहिए ।", already fully seeded in commit 4f5a588). Given the print edition's established precedent of using short/unnumbered fragments (e.g. 34.90a on page195), a single-line numbered verse here is accepted as printed, not treated as evidence of missing text. Verse 91's reading "कारकांशात्थारूढात्" was re-verified this page via a tight zoom crop (p196-b02-recheck2.png): only ONE conjunct त्-stroke is visible between "कारकांशा" and "था", confirming (consistent with prior extreme-zoom verification via p196-b02-word-zoom2.png/p196-b02-tatha-zoom.png) that the printed text reads "...शात्थारूढात्" rather than the grammatically-expected "...शात्तथारूढात्" (karakamshat tatha arudhat, "and also from the Arudha"). This is retained exactly as printed -- a likely dropped-character print defect -- and disclosed rather than silently corrected, per the no-fabrication constraint. Verse 93 line1 (band05) was zoom-verified (p196-b05-zoom.png) as "तत्तद्राशि-ग्रहदशा-मध्ये" (tat-tad-rashi, "that same/respective sign") -- correcting an initial looser read of "तच्छिद्राशि", which does not parse; the zoomed crop clearly shows the common idiom तत्तद् rather than तच्छिद्. Verse 93 line2's "दशाप्रदाद्राशेर्द्वितीयाष्टमयोर्द्विज" (band06) and verse 95 line2's "रव्यादिग्रहदां" compound (band10) were both independently zoom-verified against an initial misread ("प्र" vs "म" in the former) via p196-b06-word-zoom2.png and p196-b10-word-zoom2.png respectively, confirming the readings used below. Bands13-21 carry the joint Hindi gloss for verses 91-96, assembled in full below, closing with citation "॥ ९१-९६ ॥" (band21) -- confirmed via direct reading, no zoom ambiguity. Band22 carries the chapter-closing colophon: "इति सविमर्श-सुधाख्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे कारकांशफलाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ ३४ ॥" -- naming the print edition's own commentary ("Sudha..."); per the copyright-safety convention this is recorded here as a structural/bibliographic note, not seeded as a verse entry. This colophon was first located via the mandated fine-grained re-scan of an anomalous 271px gap between band23 (3544-3596) and band24 (3867-3974) -- by far the largest gap on the page (all others 33-160px) -- using a dedicated wide-context crop (p196-biggap-check.png) that revealed both the colophon and the following chapter-opening title sitting inside what the coarse band pass had treated as empty space. This resolves page195's "Chapter 34 continues onto page196 (to be confirmed)" open note: Chapter 34 ends on THIS page, immediately followed (same page, no break) by Chapter 35's opening. Band23/24 (either side of the colophon) carry Chapter 35's title: "अथ योगाध्यायः ॥ ३५ ॥" (Yogadhyayah -- "the chapter on [planetary] combinations"), independently zoom-confirmed via p196-ch35-open-zoom.png, followed by the narrative marker "पराशर उवाच—" ("Parashara said--", band25), then verse 35.1 (bands26-27, complete with its own citation "॥ १ ॥") and verse 35.2 line1 (band28, clean, no overlap). Verse 35.2 line2 (band29) sits at the page's TRUE bottom margin and is heavily overlapped by the CC-0 digitization-credit footer stamp ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"), with no distinguishing hue between stamp ink and scan ink (both near-black/brownish, RGB color-separation attempted and failed). Recovery required escalating technique: direct 600dpi crops and segments were largely illegible -> binary erosion (scipy.ndimage, threshold<140) at 1-2 iterations on the 600dpi render gave a first rough pass -> a fresh, narrowly-targeted 1200dpi re-render of just this bottom strip (pdftoppm -r 1200 with -x/-y/-W/-H crop flags: p196-hires-bottom-228.png, 4000x400) improved base stroke separation -> binary erosion at 3 iterations on THIS 1200dpi render (p196-hires-eroded-full.png) produced a clean, legible composite by stripping the stamp's thinner cursive-serif English strokes while preserving the bolder Devanagari strokes. Whole-line reading: "क्रूरा नैवाशुभं कुर्युस्त्रिकोणेशाः शुभाः स्मृताः ॥ २ ॥". One word ("त्रिकोणेशाः") was independently zoom-confirmed against my own initial memory-based assumption of the more "famous" reading "त्रिकोणस्थाः" (trikona-SITUATED): the zoomed eroded crop (p196-hires-eroded-trikona.png) clearly shows an ए-matra (two strokes) above ण followed by श, ruling out स्थाः and confirming एशाः (trikona-LORDS) -- a deliberate check against pattern-matching to a well-known teaching without visual confirmation. The remaining word "कुर्युः" (in sandhi, कुर्युस्त्रि-) sits in the single most heavily-overlapped part of the line; it is accepted on: (a) consistent glyph shape across three independently-generated erosion renders (600dpi/2-iter, 1200dpi/2-iter, 1200dpi/3-iter), and (b) it completes a grammatically and thematically coherent couplet matching a well-attested BPHS kendra/trikona-lordship principle (benefic kendra-lords do not give only good; malefic trikona-lords do not give only ill -- trikona-lords are always reckoned auspicious) -- but is disclosed here as the lowest-confidence single word on this page given the extreme physical obscuration, not claimed as pixel-certain the way त्रिकोणेशाः was. No Hindi gloss follows verse 35.2 on this page -- band29's content is pure Sanskrit verse text ending in its own citation "॥ २ ॥", and the true bottom margin below it was confirmed blank (p196-bottom-check.png). Chapter 35's opening gloss (for verses 1-2) is therefore expected to begin on page197; verses 35.1-35.2 are seeded below with a page-spanning gloss-pending placeholder, following the established convention.

  98. 34.95 सत्यापित

    95

    संस्कृत

    तत्रापि पूर्ववत् केमद्रुम-योगं विचिन्तयेत् । एवं तन्वादिभावानां रव्यादिग्रहदां सदा ॥ ९५ ॥

    tatrapi purvavat kemadruma-yogam vicintayet | evam tanvadibhavanam ravyadigrahadam sada || 95 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    There too, one should consider the Kemadruma combination as before. Thus [this applies] always to the body (tanu) and other houses, [reckoned] from the Sun and the other planet-lords.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    आत्मकारक के नवांश, या आरूढ (पद) अथवा लग्न से दूसरे तथा अष्टम स्थान में तुल्यसंख्यक पापग्रह हो तो केमद्रुम योग होता है, यदि चन्द्रदृष्टि उस पर रहे तो प्रबल केमद्रुम (अशुभकारक समझना चाहिए)। इस प्रकरण में जो योग कहे गए हैं उनका फल तत्तद्राशि और ग्रहों की दशा में समझना चाहिए। इस तरह दशाप्रद राशि से दूसरे तथा अष्टम में ग्रह-साम्य हो तो भी अशुभकारक केमद्रुम योग होता है। दशारम्भ के समय में भी स्पष्ट ग्रह एवं लग्न का साधन कर केमद्रुम योग (लग्न से दूसरे तथा अष्टम में पापग्रह की तुल्यता होना) का विचार करें। इस तरह लग्नादि भावों तथा सूर्यादिग्रहों की स्थिति के अनुसार फलादेश करना चाहिए। यह संक्षेपतः कारकांश फल समझना ॥ ९१-९६ ॥

    स्रोत: Printed page १९६/196 (PDF p.228), verso page (folio "१९६" left, book title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" right in band0, consistent with the established recto/verso alternation -- page195 was recto). Threshold sweep T=0.5-10 on this page (3406x4972) found a stable plateau of 30 bands from T=3.5 through T=5.5 (dropping to 28-29 at extremes); settled THRESH=4.0, producing 30 clean bands (0-29). Band0 (folio + running head) skipped. Bands1-12 open a new subheading "केमद्रुम योग—" (Kemadruma Yoga --) and complete Chapter 34 with six new verses, 34.91-34.96 (Kemadruma-yoga definition and its application to dasha-timing and the four kinds of bhava-lord results), closing the chapter. The subheading is treated as a structural/topical marker (like "पराशर उवाच" elsewhere), recorded here rather than seeded as its own verse entry. Verse 91 (band02) is unusual: it is a single printed line ending directly in its own citation "॥ ९१ ॥", with no companion line -- confirmed NOT a continuation of a fragment from page195 (page195's own last content, re-checked, is Hindi gloss text for verse 34.90/90a, ending "...उसे वाक्स्तब्ध कहना चाहिए ।", already fully seeded in commit 4f5a588). Given the print edition's established precedent of using short/unnumbered fragments (e.g. 34.90a on page195), a single-line numbered verse here is accepted as printed, not treated as evidence of missing text. Verse 91's reading "कारकांशात्थारूढात्" was re-verified this page via a tight zoom crop (p196-b02-recheck2.png): only ONE conjunct त्-stroke is visible between "कारकांशा" and "था", confirming (consistent with prior extreme-zoom verification via p196-b02-word-zoom2.png/p196-b02-tatha-zoom.png) that the printed text reads "...शात्थारूढात्" rather than the grammatically-expected "...शात्तथारूढात्" (karakamshat tatha arudhat, "and also from the Arudha"). This is retained exactly as printed -- a likely dropped-character print defect -- and disclosed rather than silently corrected, per the no-fabrication constraint. Verse 93 line1 (band05) was zoom-verified (p196-b05-zoom.png) as "तत्तद्राशि-ग्रहदशा-मध्ये" (tat-tad-rashi, "that same/respective sign") -- correcting an initial looser read of "तच्छिद्राशि", which does not parse; the zoomed crop clearly shows the common idiom तत्तद् rather than तच्छिद्. Verse 93 line2's "दशाप्रदाद्राशेर्द्वितीयाष्टमयोर्द्विज" (band06) and verse 95 line2's "रव्यादिग्रहदां" compound (band10) were both independently zoom-verified against an initial misread ("प्र" vs "म" in the former) via p196-b06-word-zoom2.png and p196-b10-word-zoom2.png respectively, confirming the readings used below. Bands13-21 carry the joint Hindi gloss for verses 91-96, assembled in full below, closing with citation "॥ ९१-९६ ॥" (band21) -- confirmed via direct reading, no zoom ambiguity. Band22 carries the chapter-closing colophon: "इति सविमर्श-सुधाख्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे कारकांशफलाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ ३४ ॥" -- naming the print edition's own commentary ("Sudha..."); per the copyright-safety convention this is recorded here as a structural/bibliographic note, not seeded as a verse entry. This colophon was first located via the mandated fine-grained re-scan of an anomalous 271px gap between band23 (3544-3596) and band24 (3867-3974) -- by far the largest gap on the page (all others 33-160px) -- using a dedicated wide-context crop (p196-biggap-check.png) that revealed both the colophon and the following chapter-opening title sitting inside what the coarse band pass had treated as empty space. This resolves page195's "Chapter 34 continues onto page196 (to be confirmed)" open note: Chapter 34 ends on THIS page, immediately followed (same page, no break) by Chapter 35's opening. Band23/24 (either side of the colophon) carry Chapter 35's title: "अथ योगाध्यायः ॥ ३५ ॥" (Yogadhyayah -- "the chapter on [planetary] combinations"), independently zoom-confirmed via p196-ch35-open-zoom.png, followed by the narrative marker "पराशर उवाच—" ("Parashara said--", band25), then verse 35.1 (bands26-27, complete with its own citation "॥ १ ॥") and verse 35.2 line1 (band28, clean, no overlap). Verse 35.2 line2 (band29) sits at the page's TRUE bottom margin and is heavily overlapped by the CC-0 digitization-credit footer stamp ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"), with no distinguishing hue between stamp ink and scan ink (both near-black/brownish, RGB color-separation attempted and failed). Recovery required escalating technique: direct 600dpi crops and segments were largely illegible -> binary erosion (scipy.ndimage, threshold<140) at 1-2 iterations on the 600dpi render gave a first rough pass -> a fresh, narrowly-targeted 1200dpi re-render of just this bottom strip (pdftoppm -r 1200 with -x/-y/-W/-H crop flags: p196-hires-bottom-228.png, 4000x400) improved base stroke separation -> binary erosion at 3 iterations on THIS 1200dpi render (p196-hires-eroded-full.png) produced a clean, legible composite by stripping the stamp's thinner cursive-serif English strokes while preserving the bolder Devanagari strokes. Whole-line reading: "क्रूरा नैवाशुभं कुर्युस्त्रिकोणेशाः शुभाः स्मृताः ॥ २ ॥". One word ("त्रिकोणेशाः") was independently zoom-confirmed against my own initial memory-based assumption of the more "famous" reading "त्रिकोणस्थाः" (trikona-SITUATED): the zoomed eroded crop (p196-hires-eroded-trikona.png) clearly shows an ए-matra (two strokes) above ण followed by श, ruling out स्थाः and confirming एशाः (trikona-LORDS) -- a deliberate check against pattern-matching to a well-known teaching without visual confirmation. The remaining word "कुर्युः" (in sandhi, कुर्युस्त्रि-) sits in the single most heavily-overlapped part of the line; it is accepted on: (a) consistent glyph shape across three independently-generated erosion renders (600dpi/2-iter, 1200dpi/2-iter, 1200dpi/3-iter), and (b) it completes a grammatically and thematically coherent couplet matching a well-attested BPHS kendra/trikona-lordship principle (benefic kendra-lords do not give only good; malefic trikona-lords do not give only ill -- trikona-lords are always reckoned auspicious) -- but is disclosed here as the lowest-confidence single word on this page given the extreme physical obscuration, not claimed as pixel-certain the way त्रिकोणेशाः was. No Hindi gloss follows verse 35.2 on this page -- band29's content is pure Sanskrit verse text ending in its own citation "॥ २ ॥", and the true bottom margin below it was confirmed blank (p196-bottom-check.png). Chapter 35's opening gloss (for verses 1-2) is therefore expected to begin on page197; verses 35.1-35.2 are seeded below with a page-spanning gloss-pending placeholder, following the established convention.

  99. 34.96 सत्यापित

    96

    संस्कृत

    तच्चतुःस्थितिवशादेव फलं वाच्यं तु धीमता । कारकांशफलं चैतदुक्तं संक्षेपतस्तु ते ॥ ९६ ॥

    tacchatuhsthitivashadeva phalam vacyam tu dhimata | karakamshaphalam caitaduktam sankshepatastu te || 96 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    That result should indeed be stated by the wise according to that four-fold placement [i.e. the four kinds of bhava-lord positions just described]. Thus has the result of the Karakamsha been declared by me to you, in brief.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    आत्मकारक के नवांश, या आरूढ (पद) अथवा लग्न से दूसरे तथा अष्टम स्थान में तुल्यसंख्यक पापग्रह हो तो केमद्रुम योग होता है, यदि चन्द्रदृष्टि उस पर रहे तो प्रबल केमद्रुम (अशुभकारक समझना चाहिए)। इस प्रकरण में जो योग कहे गए हैं उनका फल तत्तद्राशि और ग्रहों की दशा में समझना चाहिए। इस तरह दशाप्रद राशि से दूसरे तथा अष्टम में ग्रह-साम्य हो तो भी अशुभकारक केमद्रुम योग होता है। दशारम्भ के समय में भी स्पष्ट ग्रह एवं लग्न का साधन कर केमद्रुम योग (लग्न से दूसरे तथा अष्टम में पापग्रह की तुल्यता होना) का विचार करें। इस तरह लग्नादि भावों तथा सूर्यादिग्रहों की स्थिति के अनुसार फलादेश करना चाहिए। यह संक्षेपतः कारकांश फल समझना ॥ ९१-९६ ॥

    स्रोत: Printed page १९६/196 (PDF p.228), verso page (folio "१९६" left, book title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" right in band0, consistent with the established recto/verso alternation -- page195 was recto). Threshold sweep T=0.5-10 on this page (3406x4972) found a stable plateau of 30 bands from T=3.5 through T=5.5 (dropping to 28-29 at extremes); settled THRESH=4.0, producing 30 clean bands (0-29). Band0 (folio + running head) skipped. Bands1-12 open a new subheading "केमद्रुम योग—" (Kemadruma Yoga --) and complete Chapter 34 with six new verses, 34.91-34.96 (Kemadruma-yoga definition and its application to dasha-timing and the four kinds of bhava-lord results), closing the chapter. The subheading is treated as a structural/topical marker (like "पराशर उवाच" elsewhere), recorded here rather than seeded as its own verse entry. Verse 91 (band02) is unusual: it is a single printed line ending directly in its own citation "॥ ९१ ॥", with no companion line -- confirmed NOT a continuation of a fragment from page195 (page195's own last content, re-checked, is Hindi gloss text for verse 34.90/90a, ending "...उसे वाक्स्तब्ध कहना चाहिए ।", already fully seeded in commit 4f5a588). Given the print edition's established precedent of using short/unnumbered fragments (e.g. 34.90a on page195), a single-line numbered verse here is accepted as printed, not treated as evidence of missing text. Verse 91's reading "कारकांशात्थारूढात्" was re-verified this page via a tight zoom crop (p196-b02-recheck2.png): only ONE conjunct त्-stroke is visible between "कारकांशा" and "था", confirming (consistent with prior extreme-zoom verification via p196-b02-word-zoom2.png/p196-b02-tatha-zoom.png) that the printed text reads "...शात्थारूढात्" rather than the grammatically-expected "...शात्तथारूढात्" (karakamshat tatha arudhat, "and also from the Arudha"). This is retained exactly as printed -- a likely dropped-character print defect -- and disclosed rather than silently corrected, per the no-fabrication constraint. Verse 93 line1 (band05) was zoom-verified (p196-b05-zoom.png) as "तत्तद्राशि-ग्रहदशा-मध्ये" (tat-tad-rashi, "that same/respective sign") -- correcting an initial looser read of "तच्छिद्राशि", which does not parse; the zoomed crop clearly shows the common idiom तत्तद् rather than तच्छिद्. Verse 93 line2's "दशाप्रदाद्राशेर्द्वितीयाष्टमयोर्द्विज" (band06) and verse 95 line2's "रव्यादिग्रहदां" compound (band10) were both independently zoom-verified against an initial misread ("प्र" vs "म" in the former) via p196-b06-word-zoom2.png and p196-b10-word-zoom2.png respectively, confirming the readings used below. Bands13-21 carry the joint Hindi gloss for verses 91-96, assembled in full below, closing with citation "॥ ९१-९६ ॥" (band21) -- confirmed via direct reading, no zoom ambiguity. Band22 carries the chapter-closing colophon: "इति सविमर्श-सुधाख्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे कारकांशफलाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ ३४ ॥" -- naming the print edition's own commentary ("Sudha..."); per the copyright-safety convention this is recorded here as a structural/bibliographic note, not seeded as a verse entry. This colophon was first located via the mandated fine-grained re-scan of an anomalous 271px gap between band23 (3544-3596) and band24 (3867-3974) -- by far the largest gap on the page (all others 33-160px) -- using a dedicated wide-context crop (p196-biggap-check.png) that revealed both the colophon and the following chapter-opening title sitting inside what the coarse band pass had treated as empty space. This resolves page195's "Chapter 34 continues onto page196 (to be confirmed)" open note: Chapter 34 ends on THIS page, immediately followed (same page, no break) by Chapter 35's opening. Band23/24 (either side of the colophon) carry Chapter 35's title: "अथ योगाध्यायः ॥ ३५ ॥" (Yogadhyayah -- "the chapter on [planetary] combinations"), independently zoom-confirmed via p196-ch35-open-zoom.png, followed by the narrative marker "पराशर उवाच—" ("Parashara said--", band25), then verse 35.1 (bands26-27, complete with its own citation "॥ १ ॥") and verse 35.2 line1 (band28, clean, no overlap). Verse 35.2 line2 (band29) sits at the page's TRUE bottom margin and is heavily overlapped by the CC-0 digitization-credit footer stamp ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"), with no distinguishing hue between stamp ink and scan ink (both near-black/brownish, RGB color-separation attempted and failed). Recovery required escalating technique: direct 600dpi crops and segments were largely illegible -> binary erosion (scipy.ndimage, threshold<140) at 1-2 iterations on the 600dpi render gave a first rough pass -> a fresh, narrowly-targeted 1200dpi re-render of just this bottom strip (pdftoppm -r 1200 with -x/-y/-W/-H crop flags: p196-hires-bottom-228.png, 4000x400) improved base stroke separation -> binary erosion at 3 iterations on THIS 1200dpi render (p196-hires-eroded-full.png) produced a clean, legible composite by stripping the stamp's thinner cursive-serif English strokes while preserving the bolder Devanagari strokes. Whole-line reading: "क्रूरा नैवाशुभं कुर्युस्त्रिकोणेशाः शुभाः स्मृताः ॥ २ ॥". One word ("त्रिकोणेशाः") was independently zoom-confirmed against my own initial memory-based assumption of the more "famous" reading "त्रिकोणस्थाः" (trikona-SITUATED): the zoomed eroded crop (p196-hires-eroded-trikona.png) clearly shows an ए-matra (two strokes) above ण followed by श, ruling out स्थाः and confirming एशाः (trikona-LORDS) -- a deliberate check against pattern-matching to a well-known teaching without visual confirmation. The remaining word "कुर्युः" (in sandhi, कुर्युस्त्रि-) sits in the single most heavily-overlapped part of the line; it is accepted on: (a) consistent glyph shape across three independently-generated erosion renders (600dpi/2-iter, 1200dpi/2-iter, 1200dpi/3-iter), and (b) it completes a grammatically and thematically coherent couplet matching a well-attested BPHS kendra/trikona-lordship principle (benefic kendra-lords do not give only good; malefic trikona-lords do not give only ill -- trikona-lords are always reckoned auspicious) -- but is disclosed here as the lowest-confidence single word on this page given the extreme physical obscuration, not claimed as pixel-certain the way त्रिकोणेशाः was. No Hindi gloss follows verse 35.2 on this page -- band29's content is pure Sanskrit verse text ending in its own citation "॥ २ ॥", and the true bottom margin below it was confirmed blank (p196-bottom-check.png). Chapter 35's opening gloss (for verses 1-2) is therefore expected to begin on page197; verses 35.1-35.2 are seeded below with a page-spanning gloss-pending placeholder, following the established convention.

35 Yoga-adhyayah -- on results arising from planetary combinations (yogas), by house-lordship (44)

  1. 35.1 सत्यापित

    1

    संस्कृत

    इत्थं ते कथितं विप्र! कारकांशात् फलं मया । श्रृणु भावाधिपवशात्फलं खेचरयोगजम् ॥ १ ॥

    ittham te kathitam vipra! karakamshat phalam maya | shrinu bhavadhipavashatphalam khecarayogajam || 1 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Thus have I told you, O Brahmin, the result arising from the Karakamsha. Now hear the result arising from combinations (yogas) of the planets [wandering ones, khecara], according to the [respective] lord of the house.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पाराशर ने कहा :—हे मैत्रेय! कारकांश के वश फलादेश मैंने किया है, अब भावों के आधिपत्य से ग्रहयोग-फल कहता हूँ, सुनो! शुभग्रह केन्द्रेश होने पर शुभफलद नहीं होते और पापग्रह केन्द्राधिप होने पर अशुभफल नहीं देते, त्रिकोणेश शुभग्रह हो या पापग्रह, सभी शुभफलप्रद होते हैं। अर्थात् स्वाभाविक शुभग्रह केन्द्रेश होने पर शुभफलद नहीं और स्वाभाविक पापग्रह केन्द्रेश होने पर अशुभफल नहीं होते। त्रिकोणेश कोई (शुभ या पाप) भी हो शुभप्रद ही कहे गए हैं। लग्न का परिगणन केन्द्र तथा त्रिकोण दोनों में होने के कारण लग्नेश शुभप्रद होते हैं। पञ्चम तथा नवमभाव विशेषधन, और (सप्तम, दशमभाव विशेषसुख कहे जाते हैं। त्रिषडायेश (३।६।११ के अधिप) शुभग्रह या पापग्रह कोई भी हो, पापफल ही देते हैं। धनेश, अष्टमेश तथा व्ययेश साहचर्य एवं स्थानानन्तरानुगुण्य (जिस स्थान पर बैठे हों तदनुसार) से फलप्रद होते हैं। वे केन्द्रेश, त्रिकोणेश तथा त्रिषडायेश उत्तरोत्तर प्रबल होते हैं। अर्थात् लग्नेश से चतुर्थेश, चतुर्थेश से सप्तमेश, और सप्तमेश से दशमेश प्रबल होते हैं। इसी तरह पञ्चमेश से नवमेश, तृतीयेश से षष्ठेश, एवं षष्ठेश से एकादशेश और धनेश से अष्टमेश, अष्टमेश से व्ययेश प्रबल होते हैं। अष्टमेश चूँकि भाग्य (नवम) से द्वादश स्थान या भाग्यव्यय (त्रय) कारक जो अष्टम स्थान, उसके मालिक हैं अतः शुभफलप्रद नहीं होते अर्थात् अशुभफलद होते हैं। वे (अष्टमेश) त्रिषडाधीश भी हो तो और अधिक अशुभफलद होते हैं। परन्तु अष्टमेश त्रिकोणेश (लग्न पञ्चम नवम के अधिप) हो तो शुभप्रद हो जायेंगे। रन्ध्रेशत्व (अष्टमेशत्व) दोष सूर्य-चन्द्र में नहीं समझना चाहिए ॥ १-७ ॥

    स्रोत: Printed page १९६/196 (PDF p.228), verso page (folio "१९६" left, book title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" right in band0, consistent with the established recto/verso alternation -- page195 was recto). Threshold sweep T=0.5-10 on this page (3406x4972) found a stable plateau of 30 bands from T=3.5 through T=5.5 (dropping to 28-29 at extremes); settled THRESH=4.0, producing 30 clean bands (0-29). Band0 (folio + running head) skipped. Bands1-12 open a new subheading "केमद्रुम योग—" (Kemadruma Yoga --) and complete Chapter 34 with six new verses, 34.91-34.96 (Kemadruma-yoga definition and its application to dasha-timing and the four kinds of bhava-lord results), closing the chapter. The subheading is treated as a structural/topical marker (like "पराशर उवाच" elsewhere), recorded here rather than seeded as its own verse entry. Verse 91 (band02) is unusual: it is a single printed line ending directly in its own citation "॥ ९१ ॥", with no companion line -- confirmed NOT a continuation of a fragment from page195 (page195's own last content, re-checked, is Hindi gloss text for verse 34.90/90a, ending "...उसे वाक्स्तब्ध कहना चाहिए ।", already fully seeded in commit 4f5a588). Given the print edition's established precedent of using short/unnumbered fragments (e.g. 34.90a on page195), a single-line numbered verse here is accepted as printed, not treated as evidence of missing text. Verse 91's reading "कारकांशात्थारूढात्" was re-verified this page via a tight zoom crop (p196-b02-recheck2.png): only ONE conjunct त्-stroke is visible between "कारकांशा" and "था", confirming (consistent with prior extreme-zoom verification via p196-b02-word-zoom2.png/p196-b02-tatha-zoom.png) that the printed text reads "...शात्थारूढात्" rather than the grammatically-expected "...शात्तथारूढात्" (karakamshat tatha arudhat, "and also from the Arudha"). This is retained exactly as printed -- a likely dropped-character print defect -- and disclosed rather than silently corrected, per the no-fabrication constraint. Verse 93 line1 (band05) was zoom-verified (p196-b05-zoom.png) as "तत्तद्राशि-ग्रहदशा-मध्ये" (tat-tad-rashi, "that same/respective sign") -- correcting an initial looser read of "तच्छिद्राशि", which does not parse; the zoomed crop clearly shows the common idiom तत्तद् rather than तच्छिद्. Verse 93 line2's "दशाप्रदाद्राशेर्द्वितीयाष्टमयोर्द्विज" (band06) and verse 95 line2's "रव्यादिग्रहदां" compound (band10) were both independently zoom-verified against an initial misread ("प्र" vs "म" in the former) via p196-b06-word-zoom2.png and p196-b10-word-zoom2.png respectively, confirming the readings used below. Bands13-21 carry the joint Hindi gloss for verses 91-96, assembled in full below, closing with citation "॥ ९१-९६ ॥" (band21) -- confirmed via direct reading, no zoom ambiguity. Band22 carries the chapter-closing colophon: "इति सविमर्श-सुधाख्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे कारकांशफलाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ ३४ ॥" -- naming the print edition's own commentary ("Sudha..."); per the copyright-safety convention this is recorded here as a structural/bibliographic note, not seeded as a verse entry. This colophon was first located via the mandated fine-grained re-scan of an anomalous 271px gap between band23 (3544-3596) and band24 (3867-3974) -- by far the largest gap on the page (all others 33-160px) -- using a dedicated wide-context crop (p196-biggap-check.png) that revealed both the colophon and the following chapter-opening title sitting inside what the coarse band pass had treated as empty space. This resolves page195's "Chapter 34 continues onto page196 (to be confirmed)" open note: Chapter 34 ends on THIS page, immediately followed (same page, no break) by Chapter 35's opening. Band23/24 (either side of the colophon) carry Chapter 35's title: "अथ योगाध्यायः ॥ ३५ ॥" (Yogadhyayah -- "the chapter on [planetary] combinations"), independently zoom-confirmed via p196-ch35-open-zoom.png, followed by the narrative marker "पराशर उवाच—" ("Parashara said--", band25), then verse 35.1 (bands26-27, complete with its own citation "॥ १ ॥") and verse 35.2 line1 (band28, clean, no overlap). Verse 35.2 line2 (band29) sits at the page's TRUE bottom margin and is heavily overlapped by the CC-0 digitization-credit footer stamp ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"), with no distinguishing hue between stamp ink and scan ink (both near-black/brownish, RGB color-separation attempted and failed). Recovery required escalating technique: direct 600dpi crops and segments were largely illegible -> binary erosion (scipy.ndimage, threshold<140) at 1-2 iterations on the 600dpi render gave a first rough pass -> a fresh, narrowly-targeted 1200dpi re-render of just this bottom strip (pdftoppm -r 1200 with -x/-y/-W/-H crop flags: p196-hires-bottom-228.png, 4000x400) improved base stroke separation -> binary erosion at 3 iterations on THIS 1200dpi render (p196-hires-eroded-full.png) produced a clean, legible composite by stripping the stamp's thinner cursive-serif English strokes while preserving the bolder Devanagari strokes. Whole-line reading: "क्रूरा नैवाशुभं कुर्युस्त्रिकोणेशाः शुभाः स्मृताः ॥ २ ॥". One word ("त्रिकोणेशाः") was independently zoom-confirmed against my own initial memory-based assumption of the more "famous" reading "त्रिकोणस्थाः" (trikona-SITUATED): the zoomed eroded crop (p196-hires-eroded-trikona.png) clearly shows an ए-matra (two strokes) above ण followed by श, ruling out स्थाः and confirming एशाः (trikona-LORDS) -- a deliberate check against pattern-matching to a well-known teaching without visual confirmation. The remaining word "कुर्युः" (in sandhi, कुर्युस्त्रि-) sits in the single most heavily-overlapped part of the line; it is accepted on: (a) consistent glyph shape across three independently-generated erosion renders (600dpi/2-iter, 1200dpi/2-iter, 1200dpi/3-iter), and (b) it completes a grammatically and thematically coherent couplet matching a well-attested BPHS kendra/trikona-lordship principle (benefic kendra-lords do not give only good; malefic trikona-lords do not give only ill -- trikona-lords are always reckoned auspicious) -- but is disclosed here as the lowest-confidence single word on this page given the extreme physical obscuration, not claimed as pixel-certain the way त्रिकोणेशाः was. No Hindi gloss follows verse 35.2 on this page -- band29's content is pure Sanskrit verse text ending in its own citation "॥ २ ॥", and the true bottom margin below it was confirmed blank (p196-bottom-check.png). Chapter 35's opening gloss (for verses 1-2) is therefore expected to begin on page197; verses 35.1-35.2 are seeded below with a page-spanning gloss-pending placeholder, following the established convention.

  2. 35.2 सत्यापित

    2

    संस्कृत

    केन्द्राधिपतयः सौम्या दिशन्ति नहि सत्फलम् । क्रूरा नैवाशुभं कुर्युस्त्रिकोणेशाः शुभाः स्मृताः ॥ २ ॥

    kendradhipatayah saumya dishanti nahi satphalam | krura naivashubham kuryustrikoneshah shubhah smritah || 2 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Benefic lords of angles (kendra) do not give only good result; malefics likewise do not act as only inauspicious -- lords of trines (trikona) are [always] remembered as auspicious.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पाराशर ने कहा :—हे मैत्रेय! कारकांश के वश फलादेश मैंने किया है, अब भावों के आधिपत्य से ग्रहयोग-फल कहता हूँ, सुनो! शुभग्रह केन्द्रेश होने पर शुभफलद नहीं होते और पापग्रह केन्द्राधिप होने पर अशुभफल नहीं देते, त्रिकोणेश शुभग्रह हो या पापग्रह, सभी शुभफलप्रद होते हैं। अर्थात् स्वाभाविक शुभग्रह केन्द्रेश होने पर शुभफलद नहीं और स्वाभाविक पापग्रह केन्द्रेश होने पर अशुभफल नहीं होते। त्रिकोणेश कोई (शुभ या पाप) भी हो शुभप्रद ही कहे गए हैं। लग्न का परिगणन केन्द्र तथा त्रिकोण दोनों में होने के कारण लग्नेश शुभप्रद होते हैं। पञ्चम तथा नवमभाव विशेषधन, और (सप्तम, दशमभाव विशेषसुख कहे जाते हैं। त्रिषडायेश (३।६।११ के अधिप) शुभग्रह या पापग्रह कोई भी हो, पापफल ही देते हैं। धनेश, अष्टमेश तथा व्ययेश साहचर्य एवं स्थानानन्तरानुगुण्य (जिस स्थान पर बैठे हों तदनुसार) से फलप्रद होते हैं। वे केन्द्रेश, त्रिकोणेश तथा त्रिषडायेश उत्तरोत्तर प्रबल होते हैं। अर्थात् लग्नेश से चतुर्थेश, चतुर्थेश से सप्तमेश, और सप्तमेश से दशमेश प्रबल होते हैं। इसी तरह पञ्चमेश से नवमेश, तृतीयेश से षष्ठेश, एवं षष्ठेश से एकादशेश और धनेश से अष्टमेश, अष्टमेश से व्ययेश प्रबल होते हैं। अष्टमेश चूँकि भाग्य (नवम) से द्वादश स्थान या भाग्यव्यय (त्रय) कारक जो अष्टम स्थान, उसके मालिक हैं अतः शुभफलप्रद नहीं होते अर्थात् अशुभफलद होते हैं। वे (अष्टमेश) त्रिषडाधीश भी हो तो और अधिक अशुभफलद होते हैं। परन्तु अष्टमेश त्रिकोणेश (लग्न पञ्चम नवम के अधिप) हो तो शुभप्रद हो जायेंगे। रन्ध्रेशत्व (अष्टमेशत्व) दोष सूर्य-चन्द्र में नहीं समझना चाहिए ॥ १-७ ॥

    स्रोत: Printed page १९६/196 (PDF p.228), verso page (folio "१९६" left, book title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" right in band0, consistent with the established recto/verso alternation -- page195 was recto). Threshold sweep T=0.5-10 on this page (3406x4972) found a stable plateau of 30 bands from T=3.5 through T=5.5 (dropping to 28-29 at extremes); settled THRESH=4.0, producing 30 clean bands (0-29). Band0 (folio + running head) skipped. Bands1-12 open a new subheading "केमद्रुम योग—" (Kemadruma Yoga --) and complete Chapter 34 with six new verses, 34.91-34.96 (Kemadruma-yoga definition and its application to dasha-timing and the four kinds of bhava-lord results), closing the chapter. The subheading is treated as a structural/topical marker (like "पराशर उवाच" elsewhere), recorded here rather than seeded as its own verse entry. Verse 91 (band02) is unusual: it is a single printed line ending directly in its own citation "॥ ९१ ॥", with no companion line -- confirmed NOT a continuation of a fragment from page195 (page195's own last content, re-checked, is Hindi gloss text for verse 34.90/90a, ending "...उसे वाक्स्तब्ध कहना चाहिए ।", already fully seeded in commit 4f5a588). Given the print edition's established precedent of using short/unnumbered fragments (e.g. 34.90a on page195), a single-line numbered verse here is accepted as printed, not treated as evidence of missing text. Verse 91's reading "कारकांशात्थारूढात्" was re-verified this page via a tight zoom crop (p196-b02-recheck2.png): only ONE conjunct त्-stroke is visible between "कारकांशा" and "था", confirming (consistent with prior extreme-zoom verification via p196-b02-word-zoom2.png/p196-b02-tatha-zoom.png) that the printed text reads "...शात्थारूढात्" rather than the grammatically-expected "...शात्तथारूढात्" (karakamshat tatha arudhat, "and also from the Arudha"). This is retained exactly as printed -- a likely dropped-character print defect -- and disclosed rather than silently corrected, per the no-fabrication constraint. Verse 93 line1 (band05) was zoom-verified (p196-b05-zoom.png) as "तत्तद्राशि-ग्रहदशा-मध्ये" (tat-tad-rashi, "that same/respective sign") -- correcting an initial looser read of "तच्छिद्राशि", which does not parse; the zoomed crop clearly shows the common idiom तत्तद् rather than तच्छिद्. Verse 93 line2's "दशाप्रदाद्राशेर्द्वितीयाष्टमयोर्द्विज" (band06) and verse 95 line2's "रव्यादिग्रहदां" compound (band10) were both independently zoom-verified against an initial misread ("प्र" vs "म" in the former) via p196-b06-word-zoom2.png and p196-b10-word-zoom2.png respectively, confirming the readings used below. Bands13-21 carry the joint Hindi gloss for verses 91-96, assembled in full below, closing with citation "॥ ९१-९६ ॥" (band21) -- confirmed via direct reading, no zoom ambiguity. Band22 carries the chapter-closing colophon: "इति सविमर्श-सुधाख्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे कारकांशफलाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ ३४ ॥" -- naming the print edition's own commentary ("Sudha..."); per the copyright-safety convention this is recorded here as a structural/bibliographic note, not seeded as a verse entry. This colophon was first located via the mandated fine-grained re-scan of an anomalous 271px gap between band23 (3544-3596) and band24 (3867-3974) -- by far the largest gap on the page (all others 33-160px) -- using a dedicated wide-context crop (p196-biggap-check.png) that revealed both the colophon and the following chapter-opening title sitting inside what the coarse band pass had treated as empty space. This resolves page195's "Chapter 34 continues onto page196 (to be confirmed)" open note: Chapter 34 ends on THIS page, immediately followed (same page, no break) by Chapter 35's opening. Band23/24 (either side of the colophon) carry Chapter 35's title: "अथ योगाध्यायः ॥ ३५ ॥" (Yogadhyayah -- "the chapter on [planetary] combinations"), independently zoom-confirmed via p196-ch35-open-zoom.png, followed by the narrative marker "पराशर उवाच—" ("Parashara said--", band25), then verse 35.1 (bands26-27, complete with its own citation "॥ १ ॥") and verse 35.2 line1 (band28, clean, no overlap). Verse 35.2 line2 (band29) sits at the page's TRUE bottom margin and is heavily overlapped by the CC-0 digitization-credit footer stamp ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"), with no distinguishing hue between stamp ink and scan ink (both near-black/brownish, RGB color-separation attempted and failed). Recovery required escalating technique: direct 600dpi crops and segments were largely illegible -> binary erosion (scipy.ndimage, threshold<140) at 1-2 iterations on the 600dpi render gave a first rough pass -> a fresh, narrowly-targeted 1200dpi re-render of just this bottom strip (pdftoppm -r 1200 with -x/-y/-W/-H crop flags: p196-hires-bottom-228.png, 4000x400) improved base stroke separation -> binary erosion at 3 iterations on THIS 1200dpi render (p196-hires-eroded-full.png) produced a clean, legible composite by stripping the stamp's thinner cursive-serif English strokes while preserving the bolder Devanagari strokes. Whole-line reading: "क्रूरा नैवाशुभं कुर्युस्त्रिकोणेशाः शुभाः स्मृताः ॥ २ ॥". One word ("त्रिकोणेशाः") was independently zoom-confirmed against my own initial memory-based assumption of the more "famous" reading "त्रिकोणस्थाः" (trikona-SITUATED): the zoomed eroded crop (p196-hires-eroded-trikona.png) clearly shows an ए-matra (two strokes) above ण followed by श, ruling out स्थाः and confirming एशाः (trikona-LORDS) -- a deliberate check against pattern-matching to a well-known teaching without visual confirmation. The remaining word "कुर्युः" (in sandhi, कुर्युस्त्रि-) sits in the single most heavily-overlapped part of the line; it is accepted on: (a) consistent glyph shape across three independently-generated erosion renders (600dpi/2-iter, 1200dpi/2-iter, 1200dpi/3-iter), and (b) it completes a grammatically and thematically coherent couplet matching a well-attested BPHS kendra/trikona-lordship principle (benefic kendra-lords do not give only good; malefic trikona-lords do not give only ill -- trikona-lords are always reckoned auspicious) -- but is disclosed here as the lowest-confidence single word on this page given the extreme physical obscuration, not claimed as pixel-certain the way त्रिकोणेशाः was. No Hindi gloss follows verse 35.2 on this page -- band29's content is pure Sanskrit verse text ending in its own citation "॥ २ ॥", and the true bottom margin below it was confirmed blank (p196-bottom-check.png). Chapter 35's opening gloss (for verses 1-2) is therefore expected to begin on page197; verses 35.1-35.2 are seeded below with a page-spanning gloss-pending placeholder, following the established convention.

  3. 35.3 सत्यापित

    3

    संस्कृत

    केन्द्रत्रिकोणताहेतोर्लाभं तु शुभदं परम् । पञ्चमं नवमं चैव विशेषघनमुच्यते ॥ ३ ॥

    kendratrikonatahetorlabham tu shubhadam param | pancamam navamam caiva visheshaghanamucyate || 3 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    By reason of being [connected with] kendra and trikona, the [11th house, house of] gain is especially auspicious; the 5th and 9th [houses] likewise are said to give special wealth.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पाराशर ने कहा :—हे मैत्रेय! कारकांश के वश फलादेश मैंने किया है, अब भावों के आधिपत्य से ग्रहयोग-फल कहता हूँ, सुनो! शुभग्रह केन्द्रेश होने पर शुभफलद नहीं होते और पापग्रह केन्द्राधिप होने पर अशुभफल नहीं देते, त्रिकोणेश शुभग्रह हो या पापग्रह, सभी शुभफलप्रद होते हैं। अर्थात् स्वाभाविक शुभग्रह केन्द्रेश होने पर शुभफलद नहीं और स्वाभाविक पापग्रह केन्द्रेश होने पर अशुभफल नहीं होते। त्रिकोणेश कोई (शुभ या पाप) भी हो शुभप्रद ही कहे गए हैं। लग्न का परिगणन केन्द्र तथा त्रिकोण दोनों में होने के कारण लग्नेश शुभप्रद होते हैं। पञ्चम तथा नवमभाव विशेषधन, और (सप्तम, दशमभाव विशेषसुख कहे जाते हैं। त्रिषडायेश (३।६।११ के अधिप) शुभग्रह या पापग्रह कोई भी हो, पापफल ही देते हैं। धनेश, अष्टमेश तथा व्ययेश साहचर्य एवं स्थानानन्तरानुगुण्य (जिस स्थान पर बैठे हों तदनुसार) से फलप्रद होते हैं। वे केन्द्रेश, त्रिकोणेश तथा त्रिषडायेश उत्तरोत्तर प्रबल होते हैं। अर्थात् लग्नेश से चतुर्थेश, चतुर्थेश से सप्तमेश, और सप्तमेश से दशमेश प्रबल होते हैं। इसी तरह पञ्चमेश से नवमेश, तृतीयेश से षष्ठेश, एवं षष्ठेश से एकादशेश और धनेश से अष्टमेश, अष्टमेश से व्ययेश प्रबल होते हैं। अष्टमेश चूँकि भाग्य (नवम) से द्वादश स्थान या भाग्यव्यय (त्रय) कारक जो अष्टम स्थान, उसके मालिक हैं अतः शुभफलप्रद नहीं होते अर्थात् अशुभफलद होते हैं। वे (अष्टमेश) त्रिषडाधीश भी हो तो और अधिक अशुभफलद होते हैं। परन्तु अष्टमेश त्रिकोणेश (लग्न पञ्चम नवम के अधिप) हो तो शुभप्रद हो जायेंगे। रन्ध्रेशत्व (अष्टमेशत्व) दोष सूर्य-चन्द्र में नहीं समझना चाहिए ॥ १-७ ॥

    स्रोत: Printed page १९७/197 (PDF p.229), recto page (running head "योगाध्यायः" left, folio "१९७" right in band0, consistent with the established recto/verso alternation -- page196 was verso). Threshold sweep T=0.5-10 on this page (3160x4972) found a stable plateau of 35 bands from T=3.5 through T=9; settled THRESH=4.0, producing 35 bands (0-34). Band0 (running head) skipped. No large unexplained gaps (max 153px, band0->1, the normal running-head gap); the only sub-normal gap, 2px between band33 and band34, was checked per the standing mandate and found NOT to be a spurious split of one line -- band33 is verse 8 line2 ending cleanly in its own citation "॥ ८ ॥", and band34 is the page's CC-0 digitization-credit footer stamp in a different script/language entirely (English), sitting immediately below with almost no gap. True bottom margin below the stamp was confirmed blank (p197-bottom-check.png). Bands1-30 carry verses 35.3-35.7 (continuing Chapter 35's numbering from page196) plus their joint Hindi gloss, which turns out to cover verses 1-7 together (closing citation "॥ १-७ ॥", band30) -- this resolves page196's GLOSS_35_1_2_PENDING placeholder for verses 35.1-35.2, whose gloss appears here rather than being a separate 1-2-only block. Verse 3 line1's "हेतोर्लाभं" (band01) required a tight zoom (p197-v3-word-zoom2.png) to resolve: the आ-matra on ल sits close against the following भ and initially looked like a bare anusvara-only "लं", but the zoomed crop clearly shows a distinct vertical आ-stroke, confirming "लाभं" ("gain/the 11th house"), not "लभं" -- fits the topic (lagna/kendra/trikona houses extending to लाभ-sthana) and the surrounding metre. Verse 4 line2's "पतयस्त्रिषडायानां" (band04) was zoom-verified (p197-v4-word-zoom.png): the compressed स्त्रि-conjunct is confirmed, matching the gloss's explicit "त्रिषडायेश (३।६।११ के अधिप)" gloss on the same concept (lords of the 3rd/6th/11th houses). Verse 5 line1's "सङ्गतैर्वशात्" (band05) was zoom-verified (p197-v5-word2-zoom.png) as a सङ्ग- (association/ combination) compound, consistent with the gloss's "साहचर्य एवं स्थानानन्तरानुगुण्य से फलप्रद होते हैं" -- the exact vowel-sign on the middle syllable remains the single lowest-confidence point in this verse given the tightly-set small-font printing, but the सङ्गत- root and final -वशात् are clear. Verse 7 line1's "लग्नत्रिकोणपवशात्" (band09) was zoom-verified twice (p197-v7-word-zoom.png, p197-v7-word-zoom2.png): the crop clearly shows प (not भ) with no र्-hook (ruling out a "भवत्वात्"-style reading that would parse more smoothly against the gloss's "दोनों में होने के कारण"). The printed compound "पवशात्" is retained exactly as set, disclosed as grammatically atypical, rather than silently normalized to an expected form -- per the no-fabrication/retain-and-disclose constraint. Verse 7 line2 was zoom-verified cleanly (p197-verse7-zoom.png) as "न रन्ध्रेशत्वदोषस्तु सूर्याचन्द्रमसोर्भवेत् ॥ ७ ॥", correcting the initial rough read's "दाषस्तु"/"स्त्र्योचन्द्रमसोर्भवेत्" to the standard "दोषस्तु"/"सूर्याचन्द्रमसोर्भवेत्" (Surya-Chandramasoh sandhi) -- both confirmed unambiguous at this zoom level. The joint gloss (bands11-30) opens with the narrative marker "पाराशर ने कहा :—" (Parashara said--, in the Hindi commentary's own voice) and systematically walks through kendra/trikona/lagna/5-9/7-10/3-6-11/ 2-8-12 bhava-lordship principles and their relative-strength ranking (uttarottaram balinah), matching and elaborating each of verses 1-7 in turn, closing "॥ १-७ ॥". Band31 opens a new subheading, "नैसर्गिक शुभाशुभग्रह कथन—" (statement on the naturally benefic/malefic planets), treated as a structural/topical marker per established convention, not seeded as its own verse entry. Verse 8 (bands32-33) states the naisargika (natural, as opposed to positional) benefic/malefic classification. Line1 "सुरासुरेज्यौ तु शुभौ शशाङ्को मध्यमः स्मृतः" (Jupiter and Venus, teachers of gods and demons, are benefic; the Moon is remembered as neutral/middling) reads cleanly. Line2's closing compound was re-rendered at 1200dpi (pdftoppm -x/-y/-W/-H crop flags, p197-v8-hires-229.png) and zoom-examined at multiple crop widths (p197-verse8-word-zoom.png, p197-v8-word-zoom-left.png/-right.png, p197-v8-hires-2x.png): all renders consistently show "सूर्यारशनयोऽशुभाः" letter-for-letter (सू-र्या-र-श-न- यो-ऽशु-भाः), naming the Sun and (by clear sense, matching the well-known Sun/Mars/Saturn naisargika-papa grouping) Saturn as inauspicious -- but the middle syllable "र" does not resolve, under careful pixel examination, to any standard alternate name for Mars (अङ्गारक/भौम/कुज), and no ङ्गा-conjunct shape (which अङ्गारक would require) is visible. Rather than silently substitute the "expected" three-planet compound from memory, this is retained exactly as printed and disclosed as a non-standard/unresolved compound segmentation, per the no-fabrication constraint. Mercury ("शशिजः", son of the Moon) is called udasina (neutral) in the same line. Verse 8's own Hindi gloss does not appear on this page -- band34 (immediately following band33) is the CC-0 footer stamp, and the true bottom margin below it is blank (p197-bottom-check.png) -- so it is expected to begin on page198 and is seeded below with a page-spanning gloss-pending placeholder, following the established convention.

  4. 35.4 सत्यापित

    4

    संस्कृत

    कलत्रं दशमं चैव विशेषसुखमुच्यते । पतयस्त्रिषडायानां सदा पापफलप्रदाः ॥ ४ ॥

    kalatram dashamam caiva visheshasukhamucyate | patayastrishadayanam sada papaphalapradah || 4 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The 7th [house of spouse] and the 10th likewise are said to give special happiness; the lords of the 3rd, 6th, and 11th [houses] always give inauspicious results.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पाराशर ने कहा :—हे मैत्रेय! कारकांश के वश फलादेश मैंने किया है, अब भावों के आधिपत्य से ग्रहयोग-फल कहता हूँ, सुनो! शुभग्रह केन्द्रेश होने पर शुभफलद नहीं होते और पापग्रह केन्द्राधिप होने पर अशुभफल नहीं देते, त्रिकोणेश शुभग्रह हो या पापग्रह, सभी शुभफलप्रद होते हैं। अर्थात् स्वाभाविक शुभग्रह केन्द्रेश होने पर शुभफलद नहीं और स्वाभाविक पापग्रह केन्द्रेश होने पर अशुभफल नहीं होते। त्रिकोणेश कोई (शुभ या पाप) भी हो शुभप्रद ही कहे गए हैं। लग्न का परिगणन केन्द्र तथा त्रिकोण दोनों में होने के कारण लग्नेश शुभप्रद होते हैं। पञ्चम तथा नवमभाव विशेषधन, और (सप्तम, दशमभाव विशेषसुख कहे जाते हैं। त्रिषडायेश (३।६।११ के अधिप) शुभग्रह या पापग्रह कोई भी हो, पापफल ही देते हैं। धनेश, अष्टमेश तथा व्ययेश साहचर्य एवं स्थानानन्तरानुगुण्य (जिस स्थान पर बैठे हों तदनुसार) से फलप्रद होते हैं। वे केन्द्रेश, त्रिकोणेश तथा त्रिषडायेश उत्तरोत्तर प्रबल होते हैं। अर्थात् लग्नेश से चतुर्थेश, चतुर्थेश से सप्तमेश, और सप्तमेश से दशमेश प्रबल होते हैं। इसी तरह पञ्चमेश से नवमेश, तृतीयेश से षष्ठेश, एवं षष्ठेश से एकादशेश और धनेश से अष्टमेश, अष्टमेश से व्ययेश प्रबल होते हैं। अष्टमेश चूँकि भाग्य (नवम) से द्वादश स्थान या भाग्यव्यय (त्रय) कारक जो अष्टम स्थान, उसके मालिक हैं अतः शुभफलप्रद नहीं होते अर्थात् अशुभफलद होते हैं। वे (अष्टमेश) त्रिषडाधीश भी हो तो और अधिक अशुभफलद होते हैं। परन्तु अष्टमेश त्रिकोणेश (लग्न पञ्चम नवम के अधिप) हो तो शुभप्रद हो जायेंगे। रन्ध्रेशत्व (अष्टमेशत्व) दोष सूर्य-चन्द्र में नहीं समझना चाहिए ॥ १-७ ॥

    स्रोत: Printed page १९७/197 (PDF p.229), recto page (running head "योगाध्यायः" left, folio "१९७" right in band0, consistent with the established recto/verso alternation -- page196 was verso). Threshold sweep T=0.5-10 on this page (3160x4972) found a stable plateau of 35 bands from T=3.5 through T=9; settled THRESH=4.0, producing 35 bands (0-34). Band0 (running head) skipped. No large unexplained gaps (max 153px, band0->1, the normal running-head gap); the only sub-normal gap, 2px between band33 and band34, was checked per the standing mandate and found NOT to be a spurious split of one line -- band33 is verse 8 line2 ending cleanly in its own citation "॥ ८ ॥", and band34 is the page's CC-0 digitization-credit footer stamp in a different script/language entirely (English), sitting immediately below with almost no gap. True bottom margin below the stamp was confirmed blank (p197-bottom-check.png). Bands1-30 carry verses 35.3-35.7 (continuing Chapter 35's numbering from page196) plus their joint Hindi gloss, which turns out to cover verses 1-7 together (closing citation "॥ १-७ ॥", band30) -- this resolves page196's GLOSS_35_1_2_PENDING placeholder for verses 35.1-35.2, whose gloss appears here rather than being a separate 1-2-only block. Verse 3 line1's "हेतोर्लाभं" (band01) required a tight zoom (p197-v3-word-zoom2.png) to resolve: the आ-matra on ल sits close against the following भ and initially looked like a bare anusvara-only "लं", but the zoomed crop clearly shows a distinct vertical आ-stroke, confirming "लाभं" ("gain/the 11th house"), not "लभं" -- fits the topic (lagna/kendra/trikona houses extending to लाभ-sthana) and the surrounding metre. Verse 4 line2's "पतयस्त्रिषडायानां" (band04) was zoom-verified (p197-v4-word-zoom.png): the compressed स्त्रि-conjunct is confirmed, matching the gloss's explicit "त्रिषडायेश (३।६।११ के अधिप)" gloss on the same concept (lords of the 3rd/6th/11th houses). Verse 5 line1's "सङ्गतैर्वशात्" (band05) was zoom-verified (p197-v5-word2-zoom.png) as a सङ्ग- (association/ combination) compound, consistent with the gloss's "साहचर्य एवं स्थानानन्तरानुगुण्य से फलप्रद होते हैं" -- the exact vowel-sign on the middle syllable remains the single lowest-confidence point in this verse given the tightly-set small-font printing, but the सङ्गत- root and final -वशात् are clear. Verse 7 line1's "लग्नत्रिकोणपवशात्" (band09) was zoom-verified twice (p197-v7-word-zoom.png, p197-v7-word-zoom2.png): the crop clearly shows प (not भ) with no र्-hook (ruling out a "भवत्वात्"-style reading that would parse more smoothly against the gloss's "दोनों में होने के कारण"). The printed compound "पवशात्" is retained exactly as set, disclosed as grammatically atypical, rather than silently normalized to an expected form -- per the no-fabrication/retain-and-disclose constraint. Verse 7 line2 was zoom-verified cleanly (p197-verse7-zoom.png) as "न रन्ध्रेशत्वदोषस्तु सूर्याचन्द्रमसोर्भवेत् ॥ ७ ॥", correcting the initial rough read's "दाषस्तु"/"स्त्र्योचन्द्रमसोर्भवेत्" to the standard "दोषस्तु"/"सूर्याचन्द्रमसोर्भवेत्" (Surya-Chandramasoh sandhi) -- both confirmed unambiguous at this zoom level. The joint gloss (bands11-30) opens with the narrative marker "पाराशर ने कहा :—" (Parashara said--, in the Hindi commentary's own voice) and systematically walks through kendra/trikona/lagna/5-9/7-10/3-6-11/ 2-8-12 bhava-lordship principles and their relative-strength ranking (uttarottaram balinah), matching and elaborating each of verses 1-7 in turn, closing "॥ १-७ ॥". Band31 opens a new subheading, "नैसर्गिक शुभाशुभग्रह कथन—" (statement on the naturally benefic/malefic planets), treated as a structural/topical marker per established convention, not seeded as its own verse entry. Verse 8 (bands32-33) states the naisargika (natural, as opposed to positional) benefic/malefic classification. Line1 "सुरासुरेज्यौ तु शुभौ शशाङ्को मध्यमः स्मृतः" (Jupiter and Venus, teachers of gods and demons, are benefic; the Moon is remembered as neutral/middling) reads cleanly. Line2's closing compound was re-rendered at 1200dpi (pdftoppm -x/-y/-W/-H crop flags, p197-v8-hires-229.png) and zoom-examined at multiple crop widths (p197-verse8-word-zoom.png, p197-v8-word-zoom-left.png/-right.png, p197-v8-hires-2x.png): all renders consistently show "सूर्यारशनयोऽशुभाः" letter-for-letter (सू-र्या-र-श-न- यो-ऽशु-भाः), naming the Sun and (by clear sense, matching the well-known Sun/Mars/Saturn naisargika-papa grouping) Saturn as inauspicious -- but the middle syllable "र" does not resolve, under careful pixel examination, to any standard alternate name for Mars (अङ्गारक/भौम/कुज), and no ङ्गा-conjunct shape (which अङ्गारक would require) is visible. Rather than silently substitute the "expected" three-planet compound from memory, this is retained exactly as printed and disclosed as a non-standard/unresolved compound segmentation, per the no-fabrication constraint. Mercury ("शशिजः", son of the Moon) is called udasina (neutral) in the same line. Verse 8's own Hindi gloss does not appear on this page -- band34 (immediately following band33) is the CC-0 footer stamp, and the true bottom margin below it is blank (p197-bottom-check.png) -- so it is expected to begin on page198 and is seeded below with a page-spanning gloss-pending placeholder, following the established convention.

  5. 35.5 सत्यापित

    5

    संस्कृत

    वित्तरन्ध्रव्ययेशास्तु फलदाः सङ्गतैर्वशात् । स्थानान्तरानुगुण्यात्ते बलिनस्तु यथोत्तरम् ॥ ५ ॥

    vittarandhravyayeshastu phaladah sangatairvashat | sthanantaranugunyatte balinastu yathottaram || 5 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The lords of the 2nd [wealth], 8th, and 12th [houses] give results according to [their] combinations [with other lords]; according to positional difference, they are [ranked] successively stronger.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पाराशर ने कहा :—हे मैत्रेय! कारकांश के वश फलादेश मैंने किया है, अब भावों के आधिपत्य से ग्रहयोग-फल कहता हूँ, सुनो! शुभग्रह केन्द्रेश होने पर शुभफलद नहीं होते और पापग्रह केन्द्राधिप होने पर अशुभफल नहीं देते, त्रिकोणेश शुभग्रह हो या पापग्रह, सभी शुभफलप्रद होते हैं। अर्थात् स्वाभाविक शुभग्रह केन्द्रेश होने पर शुभफलद नहीं और स्वाभाविक पापग्रह केन्द्रेश होने पर अशुभफल नहीं होते। त्रिकोणेश कोई (शुभ या पाप) भी हो शुभप्रद ही कहे गए हैं। लग्न का परिगणन केन्द्र तथा त्रिकोण दोनों में होने के कारण लग्नेश शुभप्रद होते हैं। पञ्चम तथा नवमभाव विशेषधन, और (सप्तम, दशमभाव विशेषसुख कहे जाते हैं। त्रिषडायेश (३।६।११ के अधिप) शुभग्रह या पापग्रह कोई भी हो, पापफल ही देते हैं। धनेश, अष्टमेश तथा व्ययेश साहचर्य एवं स्थानानन्तरानुगुण्य (जिस स्थान पर बैठे हों तदनुसार) से फलप्रद होते हैं। वे केन्द्रेश, त्रिकोणेश तथा त्रिषडायेश उत्तरोत्तर प्रबल होते हैं। अर्थात् लग्नेश से चतुर्थेश, चतुर्थेश से सप्तमेश, और सप्तमेश से दशमेश प्रबल होते हैं। इसी तरह पञ्चमेश से नवमेश, तृतीयेश से षष्ठेश, एवं षष्ठेश से एकादशेश और धनेश से अष्टमेश, अष्टमेश से व्ययेश प्रबल होते हैं। अष्टमेश चूँकि भाग्य (नवम) से द्वादश स्थान या भाग्यव्यय (त्रय) कारक जो अष्टम स्थान, उसके मालिक हैं अतः शुभफलप्रद नहीं होते अर्थात् अशुभफलद होते हैं। वे (अष्टमेश) त्रिषडाधीश भी हो तो और अधिक अशुभफलद होते हैं। परन्तु अष्टमेश त्रिकोणेश (लग्न पञ्चम नवम के अधिप) हो तो शुभप्रद हो जायेंगे। रन्ध्रेशत्व (अष्टमेशत्व) दोष सूर्य-चन्द्र में नहीं समझना चाहिए ॥ १-७ ॥

    स्रोत: Printed page १९७/197 (PDF p.229), recto page (running head "योगाध्यायः" left, folio "१९७" right in band0, consistent with the established recto/verso alternation -- page196 was verso). Threshold sweep T=0.5-10 on this page (3160x4972) found a stable plateau of 35 bands from T=3.5 through T=9; settled THRESH=4.0, producing 35 bands (0-34). Band0 (running head) skipped. No large unexplained gaps (max 153px, band0->1, the normal running-head gap); the only sub-normal gap, 2px between band33 and band34, was checked per the standing mandate and found NOT to be a spurious split of one line -- band33 is verse 8 line2 ending cleanly in its own citation "॥ ८ ॥", and band34 is the page's CC-0 digitization-credit footer stamp in a different script/language entirely (English), sitting immediately below with almost no gap. True bottom margin below the stamp was confirmed blank (p197-bottom-check.png). Bands1-30 carry verses 35.3-35.7 (continuing Chapter 35's numbering from page196) plus their joint Hindi gloss, which turns out to cover verses 1-7 together (closing citation "॥ १-७ ॥", band30) -- this resolves page196's GLOSS_35_1_2_PENDING placeholder for verses 35.1-35.2, whose gloss appears here rather than being a separate 1-2-only block. Verse 3 line1's "हेतोर्लाभं" (band01) required a tight zoom (p197-v3-word-zoom2.png) to resolve: the आ-matra on ल sits close against the following भ and initially looked like a bare anusvara-only "लं", but the zoomed crop clearly shows a distinct vertical आ-stroke, confirming "लाभं" ("gain/the 11th house"), not "लभं" -- fits the topic (lagna/kendra/trikona houses extending to लाभ-sthana) and the surrounding metre. Verse 4 line2's "पतयस्त्रिषडायानां" (band04) was zoom-verified (p197-v4-word-zoom.png): the compressed स्त्रि-conjunct is confirmed, matching the gloss's explicit "त्रिषडायेश (३।६।११ के अधिप)" gloss on the same concept (lords of the 3rd/6th/11th houses). Verse 5 line1's "सङ्गतैर्वशात्" (band05) was zoom-verified (p197-v5-word2-zoom.png) as a सङ्ग- (association/ combination) compound, consistent with the gloss's "साहचर्य एवं स्थानानन्तरानुगुण्य से फलप्रद होते हैं" -- the exact vowel-sign on the middle syllable remains the single lowest-confidence point in this verse given the tightly-set small-font printing, but the सङ्गत- root and final -वशात् are clear. Verse 7 line1's "लग्नत्रिकोणपवशात्" (band09) was zoom-verified twice (p197-v7-word-zoom.png, p197-v7-word-zoom2.png): the crop clearly shows प (not भ) with no र्-hook (ruling out a "भवत्वात्"-style reading that would parse more smoothly against the gloss's "दोनों में होने के कारण"). The printed compound "पवशात्" is retained exactly as set, disclosed as grammatically atypical, rather than silently normalized to an expected form -- per the no-fabrication/retain-and-disclose constraint. Verse 7 line2 was zoom-verified cleanly (p197-verse7-zoom.png) as "न रन्ध्रेशत्वदोषस्तु सूर्याचन्द्रमसोर्भवेत् ॥ ७ ॥", correcting the initial rough read's "दाषस्तु"/"स्त्र्योचन्द्रमसोर्भवेत्" to the standard "दोषस्तु"/"सूर्याचन्द्रमसोर्भवेत्" (Surya-Chandramasoh sandhi) -- both confirmed unambiguous at this zoom level. The joint gloss (bands11-30) opens with the narrative marker "पाराशर ने कहा :—" (Parashara said--, in the Hindi commentary's own voice) and systematically walks through kendra/trikona/lagna/5-9/7-10/3-6-11/ 2-8-12 bhava-lordship principles and their relative-strength ranking (uttarottaram balinah), matching and elaborating each of verses 1-7 in turn, closing "॥ १-७ ॥". Band31 opens a new subheading, "नैसर्गिक शुभाशुभग्रह कथन—" (statement on the naturally benefic/malefic planets), treated as a structural/topical marker per established convention, not seeded as its own verse entry. Verse 8 (bands32-33) states the naisargika (natural, as opposed to positional) benefic/malefic classification. Line1 "सुरासुरेज्यौ तु शुभौ शशाङ्को मध्यमः स्मृतः" (Jupiter and Venus, teachers of gods and demons, are benefic; the Moon is remembered as neutral/middling) reads cleanly. Line2's closing compound was re-rendered at 1200dpi (pdftoppm -x/-y/-W/-H crop flags, p197-v8-hires-229.png) and zoom-examined at multiple crop widths (p197-verse8-word-zoom.png, p197-v8-word-zoom-left.png/-right.png, p197-v8-hires-2x.png): all renders consistently show "सूर्यारशनयोऽशुभाः" letter-for-letter (सू-र्या-र-श-न- यो-ऽशु-भाः), naming the Sun and (by clear sense, matching the well-known Sun/Mars/Saturn naisargika-papa grouping) Saturn as inauspicious -- but the middle syllable "र" does not resolve, under careful pixel examination, to any standard alternate name for Mars (अङ्गारक/भौम/कुज), and no ङ्गा-conjunct shape (which अङ्गारक would require) is visible. Rather than silently substitute the "expected" three-planet compound from memory, this is retained exactly as printed and disclosed as a non-standard/unresolved compound segmentation, per the no-fabrication constraint. Mercury ("शशिजः", son of the Moon) is called udasina (neutral) in the same line. Verse 8's own Hindi gloss does not appear on this page -- band34 (immediately following band33) is the CC-0 footer stamp, and the true bottom margin below it is blank (p197-bottom-check.png) -- so it is expected to begin on page198 and is seeded below with a page-spanning gloss-pending placeholder, following the established convention.

  6. 35.6 सत्यापित

    6

    संस्कृत

    भाग्यव्ययाधिपत्येन रन्ध्रेशो न शुभप्रदः । त्रिषडायाधिपत्वे तु विशेषादशुभः स्मृतः ॥ ६ ॥

    bhagyavyayadhipatyena randhresho na shubhapradah | trishadayadhipatve tu visheshadashubhah smritah || 6 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    By [additionally holding] lordship of the 9th [fortune] or 12th [loss], the lord of the 8th [randhresha] is not auspicious; by lordship of the 3rd/6th/11th also, he is remembered as especially inauspicious.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पाराशर ने कहा :—हे मैत्रेय! कारकांश के वश फलादेश मैंने किया है, अब भावों के आधिपत्य से ग्रहयोग-फल कहता हूँ, सुनो! शुभग्रह केन्द्रेश होने पर शुभफलद नहीं होते और पापग्रह केन्द्राधिप होने पर अशुभफल नहीं देते, त्रिकोणेश शुभग्रह हो या पापग्रह, सभी शुभफलप्रद होते हैं। अर्थात् स्वाभाविक शुभग्रह केन्द्रेश होने पर शुभफलद नहीं और स्वाभाविक पापग्रह केन्द्रेश होने पर अशुभफल नहीं होते। त्रिकोणेश कोई (शुभ या पाप) भी हो शुभप्रद ही कहे गए हैं। लग्न का परिगणन केन्द्र तथा त्रिकोण दोनों में होने के कारण लग्नेश शुभप्रद होते हैं। पञ्चम तथा नवमभाव विशेषधन, और (सप्तम, दशमभाव विशेषसुख कहे जाते हैं। त्रिषडायेश (३।६।११ के अधिप) शुभग्रह या पापग्रह कोई भी हो, पापफल ही देते हैं। धनेश, अष्टमेश तथा व्ययेश साहचर्य एवं स्थानानन्तरानुगुण्य (जिस स्थान पर बैठे हों तदनुसार) से फलप्रद होते हैं। वे केन्द्रेश, त्रिकोणेश तथा त्रिषडायेश उत्तरोत्तर प्रबल होते हैं। अर्थात् लग्नेश से चतुर्थेश, चतुर्थेश से सप्तमेश, और सप्तमेश से दशमेश प्रबल होते हैं। इसी तरह पञ्चमेश से नवमेश, तृतीयेश से षष्ठेश, एवं षष्ठेश से एकादशेश और धनेश से अष्टमेश, अष्टमेश से व्ययेश प्रबल होते हैं। अष्टमेश चूँकि भाग्य (नवम) से द्वादश स्थान या भाग्यव्यय (त्रय) कारक जो अष्टम स्थान, उसके मालिक हैं अतः शुभफलप्रद नहीं होते अर्थात् अशुभफलद होते हैं। वे (अष्टमेश) त्रिषडाधीश भी हो तो और अधिक अशुभफलद होते हैं। परन्तु अष्टमेश त्रिकोणेश (लग्न पञ्चम नवम के अधिप) हो तो शुभप्रद हो जायेंगे। रन्ध्रेशत्व (अष्टमेशत्व) दोष सूर्य-चन्द्र में नहीं समझना चाहिए ॥ १-७ ॥

    स्रोत: Printed page १९७/197 (PDF p.229), recto page (running head "योगाध्यायः" left, folio "१९७" right in band0, consistent with the established recto/verso alternation -- page196 was verso). Threshold sweep T=0.5-10 on this page (3160x4972) found a stable plateau of 35 bands from T=3.5 through T=9; settled THRESH=4.0, producing 35 bands (0-34). Band0 (running head) skipped. No large unexplained gaps (max 153px, band0->1, the normal running-head gap); the only sub-normal gap, 2px between band33 and band34, was checked per the standing mandate and found NOT to be a spurious split of one line -- band33 is verse 8 line2 ending cleanly in its own citation "॥ ८ ॥", and band34 is the page's CC-0 digitization-credit footer stamp in a different script/language entirely (English), sitting immediately below with almost no gap. True bottom margin below the stamp was confirmed blank (p197-bottom-check.png). Bands1-30 carry verses 35.3-35.7 (continuing Chapter 35's numbering from page196) plus their joint Hindi gloss, which turns out to cover verses 1-7 together (closing citation "॥ १-७ ॥", band30) -- this resolves page196's GLOSS_35_1_2_PENDING placeholder for verses 35.1-35.2, whose gloss appears here rather than being a separate 1-2-only block. Verse 3 line1's "हेतोर्लाभं" (band01) required a tight zoom (p197-v3-word-zoom2.png) to resolve: the आ-matra on ल sits close against the following भ and initially looked like a bare anusvara-only "लं", but the zoomed crop clearly shows a distinct vertical आ-stroke, confirming "लाभं" ("gain/the 11th house"), not "लभं" -- fits the topic (lagna/kendra/trikona houses extending to लाभ-sthana) and the surrounding metre. Verse 4 line2's "पतयस्त्रिषडायानां" (band04) was zoom-verified (p197-v4-word-zoom.png): the compressed स्त्रि-conjunct is confirmed, matching the gloss's explicit "त्रिषडायेश (३।६।११ के अधिप)" gloss on the same concept (lords of the 3rd/6th/11th houses). Verse 5 line1's "सङ्गतैर्वशात्" (band05) was zoom-verified (p197-v5-word2-zoom.png) as a सङ्ग- (association/ combination) compound, consistent with the gloss's "साहचर्य एवं स्थानानन्तरानुगुण्य से फलप्रद होते हैं" -- the exact vowel-sign on the middle syllable remains the single lowest-confidence point in this verse given the tightly-set small-font printing, but the सङ्गत- root and final -वशात् are clear. Verse 7 line1's "लग्नत्रिकोणपवशात्" (band09) was zoom-verified twice (p197-v7-word-zoom.png, p197-v7-word-zoom2.png): the crop clearly shows प (not भ) with no र्-hook (ruling out a "भवत्वात्"-style reading that would parse more smoothly against the gloss's "दोनों में होने के कारण"). The printed compound "पवशात्" is retained exactly as set, disclosed as grammatically atypical, rather than silently normalized to an expected form -- per the no-fabrication/retain-and-disclose constraint. Verse 7 line2 was zoom-verified cleanly (p197-verse7-zoom.png) as "न रन्ध्रेशत्वदोषस्तु सूर्याचन्द्रमसोर्भवेत् ॥ ७ ॥", correcting the initial rough read's "दाषस्तु"/"स्त्र्योचन्द्रमसोर्भवेत्" to the standard "दोषस्तु"/"सूर्याचन्द्रमसोर्भवेत्" (Surya-Chandramasoh sandhi) -- both confirmed unambiguous at this zoom level. The joint gloss (bands11-30) opens with the narrative marker "पाराशर ने कहा :—" (Parashara said--, in the Hindi commentary's own voice) and systematically walks through kendra/trikona/lagna/5-9/7-10/3-6-11/ 2-8-12 bhava-lordship principles and their relative-strength ranking (uttarottaram balinah), matching and elaborating each of verses 1-7 in turn, closing "॥ १-७ ॥". Band31 opens a new subheading, "नैसर्गिक शुभाशुभग्रह कथन—" (statement on the naturally benefic/malefic planets), treated as a structural/topical marker per established convention, not seeded as its own verse entry. Verse 8 (bands32-33) states the naisargika (natural, as opposed to positional) benefic/malefic classification. Line1 "सुरासुरेज्यौ तु शुभौ शशाङ्को मध्यमः स्मृतः" (Jupiter and Venus, teachers of gods and demons, are benefic; the Moon is remembered as neutral/middling) reads cleanly. Line2's closing compound was re-rendered at 1200dpi (pdftoppm -x/-y/-W/-H crop flags, p197-v8-hires-229.png) and zoom-examined at multiple crop widths (p197-verse8-word-zoom.png, p197-v8-word-zoom-left.png/-right.png, p197-v8-hires-2x.png): all renders consistently show "सूर्यारशनयोऽशुभाः" letter-for-letter (सू-र्या-र-श-न- यो-ऽशु-भाः), naming the Sun and (by clear sense, matching the well-known Sun/Mars/Saturn naisargika-papa grouping) Saturn as inauspicious -- but the middle syllable "र" does not resolve, under careful pixel examination, to any standard alternate name for Mars (अङ्गारक/भौम/कुज), and no ङ्गा-conjunct shape (which अङ्गारक would require) is visible. Rather than silently substitute the "expected" three-planet compound from memory, this is retained exactly as printed and disclosed as a non-standard/unresolved compound segmentation, per the no-fabrication constraint. Mercury ("शशिजः", son of the Moon) is called udasina (neutral) in the same line. Verse 8's own Hindi gloss does not appear on this page -- band34 (immediately following band33) is the CC-0 footer stamp, and the true bottom margin below it is blank (p197-bottom-check.png) -- so it is expected to begin on page198 and is seeded below with a page-spanning gloss-pending placeholder, following the established convention.

  7. 35.7 सत्यापित

    7

    संस्कृत

    लग्नत्रिकोणपवशात् स एव शुभदो मतः । न रन्ध्रेशत्वदोषस्तु सूर्याचन्द्रमसोर्भवेत् ॥ ७ ॥

    lagnatrikonapavashat sa eva shubhado matah | na randhreshatvadoshastu suryacandramasorbhavet || 7 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [The lagna-lord, when also holding 8th lordship,] by reason of [lagna's connection with] trikona, is considered auspicious even so; the fault of 8th-lordship (randhreshatva) does not apply in the case of the Sun and Moon [as 8th lord].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पाराशर ने कहा :—हे मैत्रेय! कारकांश के वश फलादेश मैंने किया है, अब भावों के आधिपत्य से ग्रहयोग-फल कहता हूँ, सुनो! शुभग्रह केन्द्रेश होने पर शुभफलद नहीं होते और पापग्रह केन्द्राधिप होने पर अशुभफल नहीं देते, त्रिकोणेश शुभग्रह हो या पापग्रह, सभी शुभफलप्रद होते हैं। अर्थात् स्वाभाविक शुभग्रह केन्द्रेश होने पर शुभफलद नहीं और स्वाभाविक पापग्रह केन्द्रेश होने पर अशुभफल नहीं होते। त्रिकोणेश कोई (शुभ या पाप) भी हो शुभप्रद ही कहे गए हैं। लग्न का परिगणन केन्द्र तथा त्रिकोण दोनों में होने के कारण लग्नेश शुभप्रद होते हैं। पञ्चम तथा नवमभाव विशेषधन, और (सप्तम, दशमभाव विशेषसुख कहे जाते हैं। त्रिषडायेश (३।६।११ के अधिप) शुभग्रह या पापग्रह कोई भी हो, पापफल ही देते हैं। धनेश, अष्टमेश तथा व्ययेश साहचर्य एवं स्थानानन्तरानुगुण्य (जिस स्थान पर बैठे हों तदनुसार) से फलप्रद होते हैं। वे केन्द्रेश, त्रिकोणेश तथा त्रिषडायेश उत्तरोत्तर प्रबल होते हैं। अर्थात् लग्नेश से चतुर्थेश, चतुर्थेश से सप्तमेश, और सप्तमेश से दशमेश प्रबल होते हैं। इसी तरह पञ्चमेश से नवमेश, तृतीयेश से षष्ठेश, एवं षष्ठेश से एकादशेश और धनेश से अष्टमेश, अष्टमेश से व्ययेश प्रबल होते हैं। अष्टमेश चूँकि भाग्य (नवम) से द्वादश स्थान या भाग्यव्यय (त्रय) कारक जो अष्टम स्थान, उसके मालिक हैं अतः शुभफलप्रद नहीं होते अर्थात् अशुभफलद होते हैं। वे (अष्टमेश) त्रिषडाधीश भी हो तो और अधिक अशुभफलद होते हैं। परन्तु अष्टमेश त्रिकोणेश (लग्न पञ्चम नवम के अधिप) हो तो शुभप्रद हो जायेंगे। रन्ध्रेशत्व (अष्टमेशत्व) दोष सूर्य-चन्द्र में नहीं समझना चाहिए ॥ १-७ ॥

    स्रोत: Printed page १९७/197 (PDF p.229), recto page (running head "योगाध्यायः" left, folio "१९७" right in band0, consistent with the established recto/verso alternation -- page196 was verso). Threshold sweep T=0.5-10 on this page (3160x4972) found a stable plateau of 35 bands from T=3.5 through T=9; settled THRESH=4.0, producing 35 bands (0-34). Band0 (running head) skipped. No large unexplained gaps (max 153px, band0->1, the normal running-head gap); the only sub-normal gap, 2px between band33 and band34, was checked per the standing mandate and found NOT to be a spurious split of one line -- band33 is verse 8 line2 ending cleanly in its own citation "॥ ८ ॥", and band34 is the page's CC-0 digitization-credit footer stamp in a different script/language entirely (English), sitting immediately below with almost no gap. True bottom margin below the stamp was confirmed blank (p197-bottom-check.png). Bands1-30 carry verses 35.3-35.7 (continuing Chapter 35's numbering from page196) plus their joint Hindi gloss, which turns out to cover verses 1-7 together (closing citation "॥ १-७ ॥", band30) -- this resolves page196's GLOSS_35_1_2_PENDING placeholder for verses 35.1-35.2, whose gloss appears here rather than being a separate 1-2-only block. Verse 3 line1's "हेतोर्लाभं" (band01) required a tight zoom (p197-v3-word-zoom2.png) to resolve: the आ-matra on ल sits close against the following भ and initially looked like a bare anusvara-only "लं", but the zoomed crop clearly shows a distinct vertical आ-stroke, confirming "लाभं" ("gain/the 11th house"), not "लभं" -- fits the topic (lagna/kendra/trikona houses extending to लाभ-sthana) and the surrounding metre. Verse 4 line2's "पतयस्त्रिषडायानां" (band04) was zoom-verified (p197-v4-word-zoom.png): the compressed स्त्रि-conjunct is confirmed, matching the gloss's explicit "त्रिषडायेश (३।६।११ के अधिप)" gloss on the same concept (lords of the 3rd/6th/11th houses). Verse 5 line1's "सङ्गतैर्वशात्" (band05) was zoom-verified (p197-v5-word2-zoom.png) as a सङ्ग- (association/ combination) compound, consistent with the gloss's "साहचर्य एवं स्थानानन्तरानुगुण्य से फलप्रद होते हैं" -- the exact vowel-sign on the middle syllable remains the single lowest-confidence point in this verse given the tightly-set small-font printing, but the सङ्गत- root and final -वशात् are clear. Verse 7 line1's "लग्नत्रिकोणपवशात्" (band09) was zoom-verified twice (p197-v7-word-zoom.png, p197-v7-word-zoom2.png): the crop clearly shows प (not भ) with no र्-hook (ruling out a "भवत्वात्"-style reading that would parse more smoothly against the gloss's "दोनों में होने के कारण"). The printed compound "पवशात्" is retained exactly as set, disclosed as grammatically atypical, rather than silently normalized to an expected form -- per the no-fabrication/retain-and-disclose constraint. Verse 7 line2 was zoom-verified cleanly (p197-verse7-zoom.png) as "न रन्ध्रेशत्वदोषस्तु सूर्याचन्द्रमसोर्भवेत् ॥ ७ ॥", correcting the initial rough read's "दाषस्तु"/"स्त्र्योचन्द्रमसोर्भवेत्" to the standard "दोषस्तु"/"सूर्याचन्द्रमसोर्भवेत्" (Surya-Chandramasoh sandhi) -- both confirmed unambiguous at this zoom level. The joint gloss (bands11-30) opens with the narrative marker "पाराशर ने कहा :—" (Parashara said--, in the Hindi commentary's own voice) and systematically walks through kendra/trikona/lagna/5-9/7-10/3-6-11/ 2-8-12 bhava-lordship principles and their relative-strength ranking (uttarottaram balinah), matching and elaborating each of verses 1-7 in turn, closing "॥ १-७ ॥". Band31 opens a new subheading, "नैसर्गिक शुभाशुभग्रह कथन—" (statement on the naturally benefic/malefic planets), treated as a structural/topical marker per established convention, not seeded as its own verse entry. Verse 8 (bands32-33) states the naisargika (natural, as opposed to positional) benefic/malefic classification. Line1 "सुरासुरेज्यौ तु शुभौ शशाङ्को मध्यमः स्मृतः" (Jupiter and Venus, teachers of gods and demons, are benefic; the Moon is remembered as neutral/middling) reads cleanly. Line2's closing compound was re-rendered at 1200dpi (pdftoppm -x/-y/-W/-H crop flags, p197-v8-hires-229.png) and zoom-examined at multiple crop widths (p197-verse8-word-zoom.png, p197-v8-word-zoom-left.png/-right.png, p197-v8-hires-2x.png): all renders consistently show "सूर्यारशनयोऽशुभाः" letter-for-letter (सू-र्या-र-श-न- यो-ऽशु-भाः), naming the Sun and (by clear sense, matching the well-known Sun/Mars/Saturn naisargika-papa grouping) Saturn as inauspicious -- but the middle syllable "र" does not resolve, under careful pixel examination, to any standard alternate name for Mars (अङ्गारक/भौम/कुज), and no ङ्गा-conjunct shape (which अङ्गारक would require) is visible. Rather than silently substitute the "expected" three-planet compound from memory, this is retained exactly as printed and disclosed as a non-standard/unresolved compound segmentation, per the no-fabrication constraint. Mercury ("शशिजः", son of the Moon) is called udasina (neutral) in the same line. Verse 8's own Hindi gloss does not appear on this page -- band34 (immediately following band33) is the CC-0 footer stamp, and the true bottom margin below it is blank (p197-bottom-check.png) -- so it is expected to begin on page198 and is seeded below with a page-spanning gloss-pending placeholder, following the established convention.

  8. 35.8 सत्यापित

    8

    संस्कृत

    सुरासुरेज्यौ तु शुभौ शशाङ्को मध्यमः स्मृतः । उदासीनस्तु शशिजः सूर्यारशनयोऽशुभाः ॥ ८ ॥

    surasurejyau tu shubhau shashanko madhyamah smritah | udasinastu shashijah suryarashanayo'shubhah || 8 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [Natural benefics/malefics:] Jupiter and Venus (preceptors of gods and demons) are benefic; the Moon is remembered as middling/neutral; Mercury (son of the Moon) is neutral; the Sun and [others named in a printed compound retained as-is] are inauspicious.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    गुरु शुक्र स्वभावतः शुभ हैं। चन्द्रमा मध्यम, बुध उदासीन, तथा सूर्य, मंगल, शनि स्वभावतः पापग्रह हैं। पूर्णचन्द्र, बुध, गुरु, शुक्र ये (शुभग्रह) उत्तरोत्तर बली होते हैं। इसी तरह क्षीणचन्द्र, सूर्य, शनि और मंगल ये (पापग्रह) उत्तरोत्तर प्रबल होते हैं। केन्द्राधिपत्य दोष शुभग्रह में भी कहा गया है। वह दोष चन्द्र, बुध, गुरु, शुक्र में उत्तरोत्तर प्रबल समझना चाहिए। लघुपाराशरी में महर्षि ने "केन्द्राधिपत्यदोषस्तु बलवान् बुधशुक्रयोः" कहा है ॥ ८-१० ॥

    स्रोत: Printed page १९७/197 (PDF p.229), recto page (running head "योगाध्यायः" left, folio "१९७" right in band0, consistent with the established recto/verso alternation -- page196 was verso). Threshold sweep T=0.5-10 on this page (3160x4972) found a stable plateau of 35 bands from T=3.5 through T=9; settled THRESH=4.0, producing 35 bands (0-34). Band0 (running head) skipped. No large unexplained gaps (max 153px, band0->1, the normal running-head gap); the only sub-normal gap, 2px between band33 and band34, was checked per the standing mandate and found NOT to be a spurious split of one line -- band33 is verse 8 line2 ending cleanly in its own citation "॥ ८ ॥", and band34 is the page's CC-0 digitization-credit footer stamp in a different script/language entirely (English), sitting immediately below with almost no gap. True bottom margin below the stamp was confirmed blank (p197-bottom-check.png). Bands1-30 carry verses 35.3-35.7 (continuing Chapter 35's numbering from page196) plus their joint Hindi gloss, which turns out to cover verses 1-7 together (closing citation "॥ १-७ ॥", band30) -- this resolves page196's GLOSS_35_1_2_PENDING placeholder for verses 35.1-35.2, whose gloss appears here rather than being a separate 1-2-only block. Verse 3 line1's "हेतोर्लाभं" (band01) required a tight zoom (p197-v3-word-zoom2.png) to resolve: the आ-matra on ल sits close against the following भ and initially looked like a bare anusvara-only "लं", but the zoomed crop clearly shows a distinct vertical आ-stroke, confirming "लाभं" ("gain/the 11th house"), not "लभं" -- fits the topic (lagna/kendra/trikona houses extending to लाभ-sthana) and the surrounding metre. Verse 4 line2's "पतयस्त्रिषडायानां" (band04) was zoom-verified (p197-v4-word-zoom.png): the compressed स्त्रि-conjunct is confirmed, matching the gloss's explicit "त्रिषडायेश (३।६।११ के अधिप)" gloss on the same concept (lords of the 3rd/6th/11th houses). Verse 5 line1's "सङ्गतैर्वशात्" (band05) was zoom-verified (p197-v5-word2-zoom.png) as a सङ्ग- (association/ combination) compound, consistent with the gloss's "साहचर्य एवं स्थानानन्तरानुगुण्य से फलप्रद होते हैं" -- the exact vowel-sign on the middle syllable remains the single lowest-confidence point in this verse given the tightly-set small-font printing, but the सङ्गत- root and final -वशात् are clear. Verse 7 line1's "लग्नत्रिकोणपवशात्" (band09) was zoom-verified twice (p197-v7-word-zoom.png, p197-v7-word-zoom2.png): the crop clearly shows प (not भ) with no र्-hook (ruling out a "भवत्वात्"-style reading that would parse more smoothly against the gloss's "दोनों में होने के कारण"). The printed compound "पवशात्" is retained exactly as set, disclosed as grammatically atypical, rather than silently normalized to an expected form -- per the no-fabrication/retain-and-disclose constraint. Verse 7 line2 was zoom-verified cleanly (p197-verse7-zoom.png) as "न रन्ध्रेशत्वदोषस्तु सूर्याचन्द्रमसोर्भवेत् ॥ ७ ॥", correcting the initial rough read's "दाषस्तु"/"स्त्र्योचन्द्रमसोर्भवेत्" to the standard "दोषस्तु"/"सूर्याचन्द्रमसोर्भवेत्" (Surya-Chandramasoh sandhi) -- both confirmed unambiguous at this zoom level. The joint gloss (bands11-30) opens with the narrative marker "पाराशर ने कहा :—" (Parashara said--, in the Hindi commentary's own voice) and systematically walks through kendra/trikona/lagna/5-9/7-10/3-6-11/ 2-8-12 bhava-lordship principles and their relative-strength ranking (uttarottaram balinah), matching and elaborating each of verses 1-7 in turn, closing "॥ १-७ ॥". Band31 opens a new subheading, "नैसर्गिक शुभाशुभग्रह कथन—" (statement on the naturally benefic/malefic planets), treated as a structural/topical marker per established convention, not seeded as its own verse entry. Verse 8 (bands32-33) states the naisargika (natural, as opposed to positional) benefic/malefic classification. Line1 "सुरासुरेज्यौ तु शुभौ शशाङ्को मध्यमः स्मृतः" (Jupiter and Venus, teachers of gods and demons, are benefic; the Moon is remembered as neutral/middling) reads cleanly. Line2's closing compound was re-rendered at 1200dpi (pdftoppm -x/-y/-W/-H crop flags, p197-v8-hires-229.png) and zoom-examined at multiple crop widths (p197-verse8-word-zoom.png, p197-v8-word-zoom-left.png/-right.png, p197-v8-hires-2x.png): all renders consistently show "सूर्यारशनयोऽशुभाः" letter-for-letter (सू-र्या-र-श-न- यो-ऽशु-भाः), naming the Sun and (by clear sense, matching the well-known Sun/Mars/Saturn naisargika-papa grouping) Saturn as inauspicious -- but the middle syllable "र" does not resolve, under careful pixel examination, to any standard alternate name for Mars (अङ्गारक/भौम/कुज), and no ङ्गा-conjunct shape (which अङ्गारक would require) is visible. Rather than silently substitute the "expected" three-planet compound from memory, this is retained exactly as printed and disclosed as a non-standard/unresolved compound segmentation, per the no-fabrication constraint. Mercury ("शशिजः", son of the Moon) is called udasina (neutral) in the same line. Verse 8's own Hindi gloss does not appear on this page -- band34 (immediately following band33) is the CC-0 footer stamp, and the true bottom margin below it is blank (p197-bottom-check.png) -- so it is expected to begin on page198 and is seeded below with a page-spanning gloss-pending placeholder, following the established convention.

  9. 35.9 सत्यापित

    9

    संस्कृत

    पूर्णेन्दुविद्गुरुसिता बलिनस्तु यथोत्तरम् । क्षीणचन्द्रेनमन्दारा बलिनस्तूत्तरोत्तरम् ॥ ९ ॥

    purnendu-vidgurusita balinastu yathottaram | kshinacandrena-mandara balinastuttarottaram || 9 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The full Moon, [Mercury as] 'vid' (the wise one), Jupiter, and [Venus as] 'sita' (the white one) are increasingly strong [as benefics] in that order. The waning Moon [and] 'mandara' are increasingly, progressively strong [as malefics] in that order.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    गुरु शुक्र स्वभावतः शुभ हैं। चन्द्रमा मध्यम, बुध उदासीन, तथा सूर्य, मंगल, शनि स्वभावतः पापग्रह हैं। पूर्णचन्द्र, बुध, गुरु, शुक्र ये (शुभग्रह) उत्तरोत्तर बली होते हैं। इसी तरह क्षीणचन्द्र, सूर्य, शनि और मंगल ये (पापग्रह) उत्तरोत्तर प्रबल होते हैं। केन्द्राधिपत्य दोष शुभग्रह में भी कहा गया है। वह दोष चन्द्र, बुध, गुरु, शुक्र में उत्तरोत्तर प्रबल समझना चाहिए। लघुपाराशरी में महर्षि ने "केन्द्राधिपत्यदोषस्तु बलवान् बुधशुक्रयोः" कहा है ॥ ८-१० ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS page197/198 (PDF229/230), Ch.35 Yogadhyayah. Non-standard reading disclosed: "क्षीणचन्द्रेनमन्दारा" does not clearly spell out all four malefics named in the gloss (kshinacandra, surya, shani, mangala) -- only kshinacandra and shani's epithet "manda" are clearly identifiable in the printed compound; zoom-verified letter-for-letter, retained as printed rather than expanded.

  10. 35.10 सत्यापित

    10

    संस्कृत

    केन्द्राधिपत्यदोषस्तु शुभखेटेऽपि विश्रुतः । विधुविज्ञीवकाव्यानां बलिनस्ते यथोत्तरम् ॥ १० ॥

    kendradhipatyadoshastu shubhakhete'pi vishrutah | vidhu-vijnivakavyanam balinaste yathottaram || 10 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The defect of kendra-lordship (kendradhipatya-dosha) is well known [to occur] even in a benefic planet. Among the Moon, [Mercury as] 'vijna', [Jupiter as] '(ji)va', and [Venus as] 'kavya', it [this defect] is progressively stronger in that order.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    गुरु शुक्र स्वभावतः शुभ हैं। चन्द्रमा मध्यम, बुध उदासीन, तथा सूर्य, मंगल, शनि स्वभावतः पापग्रह हैं। पूर्णचन्द्र, बुध, गुरु, शुक्र ये (शुभग्रह) उत्तरोत्तर बली होते हैं। इसी तरह क्षीणचन्द्र, सूर्य, शनि और मंगल ये (पापग्रह) उत्तरोत्तर प्रबल होते हैं। केन्द्राधिपत्य दोष शुभग्रह में भी कहा गया है। वह दोष चन्द्र, बुध, गुरु, शुक्र में उत्तरोत्तर प्रबल समझना चाहिए। लघुपाराशरी में महर्षि ने "केन्द्राधिपत्यदोषस्तु बलवान् बुधशुक्रयोः" कहा है ॥ ८-१० ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS page198 (PDF230), Ch.35 Yogadhyayah. Non-standard reading disclosed: "विधुविज्ञीवकाव्यानां" zoom-verified as printed -- no separate "ji" syllable found between the "vijna" conjunct and "va" (i.e. not "vijnajiva"); the compressed form is metrically consistent (8 syllables, anushtubh pada) with the expected chandra-budha-guru-shukra list, retained as printed rather than expanded to a fuller "vijna-jiva" form.

  11. 35.11 सत्यापित

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    संस्कृत

    केन्द्रकोणाधिपत्योश्चेदन्योन्यभवने स्थितिः । किंवा द्वयोरेकराशौ स्थितिर्वैकोऽन्यगेहगः ॥ ११ ॥

    kendrakonadhipatyoshcedanyonyabhavane sthitih | kimva dvayorekarashau sthitirvaiko'nyagehagah || 11 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If the lords of a kendra and a trikona are situated in each other's houses, or if both are together in one sign, or if one is in the other's house [while related in aspect] --

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    केन्द्रेश त्रिकोणेश दोनों परस्पर भवन में हों (१) या दोनों एक राशि में सम्मिलित हों (२) अथवा एक दूसरे स्थान में हों और दूसरा उसको देखता हो (३) या दोनों परस्पर पूर्ण दृष्टि से देखते हों (४) चारों स्थितियाँ राजयोगकारक होती हैं। अर्थात् केन्द्रेश एवं त्रिकोणेश उपर्युक्त चारों स्थिति में राजयोगकारक होते हैं। इन योगों में उत्पन्न बालक विख्यात या राजा होता है ॥ ११-१६ ॥ [NOTE: this closing citation reads "11-16" though the gloss appears physically between verses 12 and 13, before verses 13-16 have appeared -- an unusual placement compared to every other joint gloss on pages196-198, which appear strictly after their full cited verse range. Retained and duplicated to verses 11-16 as printed; the gloss's own content (four combination-types of kendra/trikona-lord relation) most directly matches verses 11-12's topic.]

    स्रोत: BPHS page198 (PDF230), Ch.35 Yogadhyayah.

  12. 35.12 सत्यापित

    12

    संस्कृत

    दृष्टः परेण, वा पूर्णदृग्दृष्टौ योगकारकौ । विश्रुतो नृपतिर्वापि जातो योगेऽत्र जायते ॥ १२ ॥

    drishtah parena, va purnadrigdrishtau yogakarakau | vishruto nripatirvapi jato yoge'tra jayate || 12 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    -- [or] aspected by the other, or if both look upon each other in full mutual aspect, they become yoga-karakas (combination-causing planets). [One born in this yoga] becomes renowned, or is born as a king.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    केन्द्रेश त्रिकोणेश दोनों परस्पर भवन में हों (१) या दोनों एक राशि में सम्मिलित हों (२) अथवा एक दूसरे स्थान में हों और दूसरा उसको देखता हो (३) या दोनों परस्पर पूर्ण दृष्टि से देखते हों (४) चारों स्थितियाँ राजयोगकारक होती हैं। अर्थात् केन्द्रेश एवं त्रिकोणेश उपर्युक्त चारों स्थिति में राजयोगकारक होते हैं। इन योगों में उत्पन्न बालक विख्यात या राजा होता है ॥ ११-१६ ॥ [NOTE: this closing citation reads "11-16" though the gloss appears physically between verses 12 and 13, before verses 13-16 have appeared -- an unusual placement compared to every other joint gloss on pages196-198, which appear strictly after their full cited verse range. Retained and duplicated to verses 11-16 as printed; the gloss's own content (four combination-types of kendra/trikona-lord relation) most directly matches verses 11-12's topic.]

    स्रोत: BPHS page198 (PDF230), Ch.35 Yogadhyayah. A comma is printed in the source after "drishtah parena" -- retained as printed.

  13. 35.13 सत्यापित

    13

    संस्कृत

    एक एव ग्रहः केन्द्रपतिः कोणपतिश्च सन् । केन्द्रगः कोणगो वापि योगकृत् स्याद् विशेषतः ॥ १३ ॥

    eka eva grahah kendrapatih konapatishca san | kendragah konago vapi yogakrit syad visheshatah || 13 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If a single planet alone is lord of a kendra and also lord of a trikona, [and] is posited in a kendra or in a trikona, it becomes especially yoga-forming.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    केन्द्रेश त्रिकोणेश दोनों परस्पर भवन में हों (१) या दोनों एक राशि में सम्मिलित हों (२) अथवा एक दूसरे स्थान में हों और दूसरा उसको देखता हो (३) या दोनों परस्पर पूर्ण दृष्टि से देखते हों (४) चारों स्थितियाँ राजयोगकारक होती हैं। अर्थात् केन्द्रेश एवं त्रिकोणेश उपर्युक्त चारों स्थिति में राजयोगकारक होते हैं। इन योगों में उत्पन्न बालक विख्यात या राजा होता है ॥ ११-१६ ॥ [NOTE: this closing citation reads "11-16" though the gloss appears physically between verses 12 and 13, before verses 13-16 have appeared -- an unusual placement compared to every other joint gloss on pages196-198, which appear strictly after their full cited verse range. Retained and duplicated to verses 11-16 as printed; the gloss's own content (four combination-types of kendra/trikona-lord relation) most directly matches verses 11-12's topic.] एक ही ग्रह केन्द्रेश तथा त्रिकोणेश होकर यदि केन्द्रस्थ अथवा त्रिकोण (९।५) स्थ हो तो विशेष रूप से योगकारक होता है। केन्द्रेश होने पर पापग्रह शुभकारक होते हैं, किन्तु उनकी यह शुभकारिता त्रिकोणेश होने से ही सम्भव है न कि केन्द्रेश मात्र होने पर। केन्द्र-त्रिकोणेश यदि पापस्थाने (३।६।११) स्थ भी हों तो केन्द्रेश त्रिकोणेश के सम्बन्ध मात्र से राजयोग नहीं होता है। प्रबल राहु-केतु जिस भाव में रहे, या जिस भावपति से संयुक्त हो, तदनुसार ही फल देते हैं। यदि वे राहु-केतु केन्द्र या त्रिकोण में रह कर अन्यतर नाथ से सम्बद्ध हो अर्थात् केन्द्र (१।४।७।१०) स्थ राहु-केतु का त्रिकोण (९।५) स्थ से या त्रिकोणस्थ का केन्द्रस्थ से सम्बन्ध हो तो योगकारक होते हैं ॥ १३-१७ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS page198 (PDF230), Ch.35 Yogadhyayah.

  14. 35.14 सत्यापित

    14

    संस्कृत

    पापानां केन्द्रनाथत्व-प्रयुक्ता शुभकारिता । त्रिकोणस्यापि नाथत्वे न केन्द्रेशत्वमात्रतः ॥ १४ ॥

    papanam kendranathatva-prayukta shubhakarita | trikonasyapi nathatve na kendreshatvamatratah || 14 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    For malefics, auspiciousness comes about specifically through kendra-lordship; even where there is also trikona-lordship, [it is] not [auspicious] through kendra-lordship alone.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    केन्द्रेश त्रिकोणेश दोनों परस्पर भवन में हों (१) या दोनों एक राशि में सम्मिलित हों (२) अथवा एक दूसरे स्थान में हों और दूसरा उसको देखता हो (३) या दोनों परस्पर पूर्ण दृष्टि से देखते हों (४) चारों स्थितियाँ राजयोगकारक होती हैं। अर्थात् केन्द्रेश एवं त्रिकोणेश उपर्युक्त चारों स्थिति में राजयोगकारक होते हैं। इन योगों में उत्पन्न बालक विख्यात या राजा होता है ॥ ११-१६ ॥ [NOTE: this closing citation reads "11-16" though the gloss appears physically between verses 12 and 13, before verses 13-16 have appeared -- an unusual placement compared to every other joint gloss on pages196-198, which appear strictly after their full cited verse range. Retained and duplicated to verses 11-16 as printed; the gloss's own content (four combination-types of kendra/trikona-lord relation) most directly matches verses 11-12's topic.] एक ही ग्रह केन्द्रेश तथा त्रिकोणेश होकर यदि केन्द्रस्थ अथवा त्रिकोण (९।५) स्थ हो तो विशेष रूप से योगकारक होता है। केन्द्रेश होने पर पापग्रह शुभकारक होते हैं, किन्तु उनकी यह शुभकारिता त्रिकोणेश होने से ही सम्भव है न कि केन्द्रेश मात्र होने पर। केन्द्र-त्रिकोणेश यदि पापस्थाने (३।६।११) स्थ भी हों तो केन्द्रेश त्रिकोणेश के सम्बन्ध मात्र से राजयोग नहीं होता है। प्रबल राहु-केतु जिस भाव में रहे, या जिस भावपति से संयुक्त हो, तदनुसार ही फल देते हैं। यदि वे राहु-केतु केन्द्र या त्रिकोण में रह कर अन्यतर नाथ से सम्बद्ध हो अर्थात् केन्द्र (१।४।७।१०) स्थ राहु-केतु का त्रिकोण (९।५) स्थ से या त्रिकोणस्थ का केन्द्रस्थ से सम्बन्ध हो तो योगकारक होते हैं ॥ १३-१७ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS page198 (PDF230), Ch.35 Yogadhyayah. A hyphen is printed in the source within "kendranathatva-prayukta" -- retained as printed.

  15. 35.15 सत्यापित

    15

    संस्कृत

    यदा केन्द्रत्रिकोणेशौ क्रूरस्थानपतौ तदा । तयोः सम्बन्धमात्रेण न योगं लभते नरः ॥ १५ ॥

    yada kendratrikoneshau krurasthanapatau tada | tayoh sambandhamatrena na yogam labhate narah || 15 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lords of the kendra and trikona are [also] lords of cruel houses [i.e. 3rd/6th/8th/11th], then by mere relationship between the two, a person does not attain the yoga.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    केन्द्रेश त्रिकोणेश दोनों परस्पर भवन में हों (१) या दोनों एक राशि में सम्मिलित हों (२) अथवा एक दूसरे स्थान में हों और दूसरा उसको देखता हो (३) या दोनों परस्पर पूर्ण दृष्टि से देखते हों (४) चारों स्थितियाँ राजयोगकारक होती हैं। अर्थात् केन्द्रेश एवं त्रिकोणेश उपर्युक्त चारों स्थिति में राजयोगकारक होते हैं। इन योगों में उत्पन्न बालक विख्यात या राजा होता है ॥ ११-१६ ॥ [NOTE: this closing citation reads "11-16" though the gloss appears physically between verses 12 and 13, before verses 13-16 have appeared -- an unusual placement compared to every other joint gloss on pages196-198, which appear strictly after their full cited verse range. Retained and duplicated to verses 11-16 as printed; the gloss's own content (four combination-types of kendra/trikona-lord relation) most directly matches verses 11-12's topic.] एक ही ग्रह केन्द्रेश तथा त्रिकोणेश होकर यदि केन्द्रस्थ अथवा त्रिकोण (९।५) स्थ हो तो विशेष रूप से योगकारक होता है। केन्द्रेश होने पर पापग्रह शुभकारक होते हैं, किन्तु उनकी यह शुभकारिता त्रिकोणेश होने से ही सम्भव है न कि केन्द्रेश मात्र होने पर। केन्द्र-त्रिकोणेश यदि पापस्थाने (३।६।११) स्थ भी हों तो केन्द्रेश त्रिकोणेश के सम्बन्ध मात्र से राजयोग नहीं होता है। प्रबल राहु-केतु जिस भाव में रहे, या जिस भावपति से संयुक्त हो, तदनुसार ही फल देते हैं। यदि वे राहु-केतु केन्द्र या त्रिकोण में रह कर अन्यतर नाथ से सम्बद्ध हो अर्थात् केन्द्र (१।४।७।१०) स्थ राहु-केतु का त्रिकोण (९।५) स्थ से या त्रिकोणस्थ का केन्द्रस्थ से सम्बन्ध हो तो योगकारक होते हैं ॥ १३-१७ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS page198 (PDF230), Ch.35 Yogadhyayah.

  16. 35.16 सत्यापित

    16

    संस्कृत

    यद्यद्भावगतौ वापि यद्यद्भावेशसंयुतौ । तत्तत्फलानि प्रबलौ प्रदिशेतां तमोग्रहौ ॥ १६ ॥

    yadyadbhavagatau vapi yadyadbhaveshasamyutau | tattatphalani prabalau pradishetam tamograhau || 16 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Whatever bhavas the two shadow-planets (tamograhas, i.e. Rahu and Ketu) occupy, or whatever bhava-lords they are joined with, if powerful, they bestow the respective results of those [bhavas/lords].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    केन्द्रेश त्रिकोणेश दोनों परस्पर भवन में हों (१) या दोनों एक राशि में सम्मिलित हों (२) अथवा एक दूसरे स्थान में हों और दूसरा उसको देखता हो (३) या दोनों परस्पर पूर्ण दृष्टि से देखते हों (४) चारों स्थितियाँ राजयोगकारक होती हैं। अर्थात् केन्द्रेश एवं त्रिकोणेश उपर्युक्त चारों स्थिति में राजयोगकारक होते हैं। इन योगों में उत्पन्न बालक विख्यात या राजा होता है ॥ ११-१६ ॥ [NOTE: this closing citation reads "11-16" though the gloss appears physically between verses 12 and 13, before verses 13-16 have appeared -- an unusual placement compared to every other joint gloss on pages196-198, which appear strictly after their full cited verse range. Retained and duplicated to verses 11-16 as printed; the gloss's own content (four combination-types of kendra/trikona-lord relation) most directly matches verses 11-12's topic.] एक ही ग्रह केन्द्रेश तथा त्रिकोणेश होकर यदि केन्द्रस्थ अथवा त्रिकोण (९।५) स्थ हो तो विशेष रूप से योगकारक होता है। केन्द्रेश होने पर पापग्रह शुभकारक होते हैं, किन्तु उनकी यह शुभकारिता त्रिकोणेश होने से ही सम्भव है न कि केन्द्रेश मात्र होने पर। केन्द्र-त्रिकोणेश यदि पापस्थाने (३।६।११) स्थ भी हों तो केन्द्रेश त्रिकोणेश के सम्बन्ध मात्र से राजयोग नहीं होता है। प्रबल राहु-केतु जिस भाव में रहे, या जिस भावपति से संयुक्त हो, तदनुसार ही फल देते हैं। यदि वे राहु-केतु केन्द्र या त्रिकोण में रह कर अन्यतर नाथ से सम्बद्ध हो अर्थात् केन्द्र (१।४।७।१०) स्थ राहु-केतु का त्रिकोण (९।५) स्थ से या त्रिकोणस्थ का केन्द्रस्थ से सम्बन्ध हो तो योगकारक होते हैं ॥ १३-१७ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS page198 (PDF230), Ch.35 Yogadhyayah.

  17. 35.17 सत्यापित

    17

    संस्कृत

    यदि केन्द्रे त्रिकोणे वा निवसेतां तमोग्रहौ । नाथेनान्यतरेणापि सम्बन्धाद्योगकारकौ ॥ १७ ॥

    yadi kendre trikone va nivasetam tamograhau | nathenanyatarenapi sambandhadyogakarakau || 17 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If the two shadow-planets (tamograhas) reside in a kendra or a trikona, through relationship with the [house-]lord or with any other [planet], they become yoga-karakas.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    एक ही ग्रह केन्द्रेश तथा त्रिकोणेश होकर यदि केन्द्रस्थ अथवा त्रिकोण (९।५) स्थ हो तो विशेष रूप से योगकारक होता है। केन्द्रेश होने पर पापग्रह शुभकारक होते हैं, किन्तु उनकी यह शुभकारिता त्रिकोणेश होने से ही सम्भव है न कि केन्द्रेश मात्र होने पर। केन्द्र-त्रिकोणेश यदि पापस्थाने (३।६।११) स्थ भी हों तो केन्द्रेश त्रिकोणेश के सम्बन्ध मात्र से राजयोग नहीं होता है। प्रबल राहु-केतु जिस भाव में रहे, या जिस भावपति से संयुक्त हो, तदनुसार ही फल देते हैं। यदि वे राहु-केतु केन्द्र या त्रिकोण में रह कर अन्यतर नाथ से सम्बद्ध हो अर्थात् केन्द्र (१।४।७।१०) स्थ राहु-केतु का त्रिकोण (९।५) स्थ से या त्रिकोणस्थ का केन्द्रस्थ से सम्बन्ध हो तो योगकारक होते हैं ॥ १३-१७ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS page198 (PDF230), Ch.35 Yogadhyayah. Verse closes the printed page (CC-0 footer stamp follows immediately); its gloss has not yet appeared, expected on page199.

  18. 35.18 सत्यापित

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    संस्कृत

    मैत्रेय उवाच— लग्ने कुत्र प्रजातस्य खेटाः स्युर्योगकारिणः । के वा सत्फलदास्ते तु बोधनीया महामते ! ॥ १८ ॥

    maitreya uvaca-- lagne kutra prajatasya khetah syuryogakarinah | ke va satphaladaste tu bodhaniya mahamate ! || 18 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Maitreya said— In which lagna, for one born [there], do planets become yoga-karakas (combination-forming)? And which indeed are the true fruit-givers (satphaladah) among them -- this should be explained, O great-minded one!

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    मैत्रेय ने पूछा—किस लग्न में उत्पन्न जातक के कौन ग्रह योगकारक होते हैं, और कौन-कौन ग्रह अशुभफलद होते हैं, कृपया इसे बतलावें ॥ १८ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS page199 (PDF231), Ch.35 Yogadhyayah. Speaker-tag "मैत्रेय उवाच—" prefixed per the established chapter convention (cf. verses 1.3, 1.7, etc.); the following Hindi paraphrase is separately headed "मैत्रेय ने पूछा—" in the source and is transcribed as this verse's translationHi. DISCLOSED reading: the word before "फलदास्ते" is printed with a compact subscript conjunct under स that is visually ambiguous between त् and न् in this typeface (compared directly against the same subscript-rendering style in "मेषलग्नोत्पन्न" a few lines below, which did not resolve the ambiguity either); "सत्फलदास्ते" (sat-phaladah, "true/good fruit-givers") is adopted as it is a real, meaningful Sanskrit compound and is directly corroborated by the immediately following Hindi paraphrase's contrast of "योगकारक"/"अशुभफलद" planets -- "सन्फलदास्ते" has no standard meaning. Disclosed rather than silently resolved.

  19. 35.19 सत्यापित

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    संस्कृत

    पराशर उवाच— क्रूराः शनिज्ञदैत्येज्याः सौम्यौ देवेज्यभास्करौ । केवलेन तु योगेन मन्देज्यौ न शुभौ मतौ ॥ १९ ॥

    parashara uvaca-- krurah shanijnadaityejyah saumyau devejyabhaskarau | kevalena tu yogena mandejyau na shubhau matau || 19 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Parashara said— [For this lagna:] Saturn, Mercury, and Venus (daityejya, preceptor of the daityas) are cruel [malefic]; Jupiter (devejya, preceptor of the gods) and the Sun are gentle [benefic]. By mere combination (yoga) alone, Saturn and Jupiter (the pair "mandejyau") are not considered auspicious.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पराशर ने कहा—मेषलग्नोत्पन्न जातक के लिए शनि, बुध, शुक्र, पापफलद सूर्य, गुरु शुभफलद होते हैं। शनि-गुरु केवल योगमात्र से शुभफलद (राजयोगकारक) नहीं होते हैं। गुरु परतन्त्र (दूसरे पाप से सम्बद्ध) होने पर पापकारी भी निश्चयतः होते हैं। शुक्र मारकेश होने पर प्रबल मारक होते हैं। शन्यादिग्रह पापी हैं, अतः मारकेश शुक्र से सम्बद्ध होने पर ये भी मारक होते हैं। इस तरह मेषलग्नोत्पन्न जातक का फल समझना चाहिए ॥ १८-२१ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS page199 (PDF231), Ch.35 Yogadhyayah. Speaker-tag "पराशर उवाच—" prefixed per convention. This verse reassigns benefic/malefic status specifically for a named lagna (confirmed by the Hindi gloss to be Mesha/Aries lagna, "मेषलग्नोत्पन्न"), differing from the naturally benefic/malefic classification given in verses 35.8-35.10 -- disclosed as a distinct, lagna-specific rule, not a contradiction.

  20. 35.20 सत्यापित

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    संस्कृत

    पापकृत्त्वमपि प्रोक्तं परतन्त्रतया गुरोः । मारकाधिपतिः शुक्रः प्रबलो मारको मतः ॥ २० ॥

    papakrittvamapi proktam paratantrataya guroh | marakadhipatih shukrah prabalo marako matah || 20 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    It is also said that Jupiter can act malefically, when subordinate [to a malefic influence/association]. Venus, being lord of the maraka (death-inflicting) house, is considered a strong maraka.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पराशर ने कहा—मेषलग्नोत्पन्न जातक के लिए शनि, बुध, शुक्र, पापफलद सूर्य, गुरु शुभफलद होते हैं। शनि-गुरु केवल योगमात्र से शुभफलद (राजयोगकारक) नहीं होते हैं। गुरु परतन्त्र (दूसरे पाप से सम्बद्ध) होने पर पापकारी भी निश्चयतः होते हैं। शुक्र मारकेश होने पर प्रबल मारक होते हैं। शन्यादिग्रह पापी हैं, अतः मारकेश शुक्र से सम्बद्ध होने पर ये भी मारक होते हैं। इस तरह मेषलग्नोत्पन्न जातक का फल समझना चाहिए ॥ १८-२१ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS page199 (PDF231), Ch.35 Yogadhyayah, continuing Parashara's answer begun in verse 19 (for the same named lagna).

  21. 35.21 सत्यापित

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    संस्कृत

    पापाः शन्यादयः खेटास्तत्सम्बन्धाच्च मारकाः । अजलग्नप्रजातस्य वेद्यमेतत्फलं बुधैः ॥ २१ ॥

    papah shanyadayah khetastatsambandhacca marakah | ajalagnaprajatasya vedyametatphalam budhaih || 21 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Saturn and other such [naturally cruel] planets are malefic, and by relationship with them, [other planets] become marakas too. This result should be understood by the learned for one born in Aja-lagna ("the goat-lagna", i.e. Mesha/Aries ascendant).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पराशर ने कहा—मेषलग्नोत्पन्न जातक के लिए शनि, बुध, शुक्र, पापफलद सूर्य, गुरु शुभफलद होते हैं। शनि-गुरु केवल योगमात्र से शुभफलद (राजयोगकारक) नहीं होते हैं। गुरु परतन्त्र (दूसरे पाप से सम्बद्ध) होने पर पापकारी भी निश्चयतः होते हैं। शुक्र मारकेश होने पर प्रबल मारक होते हैं। शन्यादिग्रह पापी हैं, अतः मारकेश शुक्र से सम्बद्ध होने पर ये भी मारक होते हैं। इस तरह मेषलग्नोत्पन्न जातक का फल समझना चाहिए ॥ १८-२१ ॥ विमर्श—इस अध्याय में महर्षि पराशर ने निम्न बातें कही हैं। (१) त्रिकोणेश सर्वदैव शुभप्रद और त्रिषडायाधीश अशुभफलदायक होते हैं। (२) केन्द्राधीश शुभग्रह शुभफलद नहीं होते और वे केन्द्राधीश पापग्रह हों तो अशुभफलद भी नहीं हैं। (३) पञ्चमेश से नवमेश, तृतीयेश से षष्ठेश, षष्ठेश से एकादशेश, एवं लग्नेश से चतुर्थेश, चतुर्थेश से सप्तमेश, और सप्तमेश से दशमेश प्रबल होते हैं। (४) लग्न से द्वितीयेश एवं द्वादशेश शुभग्रह के साहचर्य से शुभद और पाप के साहचर्य से अशुभफलद होते हैं। (५) अष्टमेश शुभप्रद नहीं होते हैं। वे यदि त्रिषडायीश भी हों तो और भी अशुभकारक होते हैं, किन्तु त्रिकोण (१।५।९) के स्वामी यदि हों तो वे (अष्टमेश) शुभद होते हैं। (६) केन्द्राधिपत्यदोष चन्द्र-बुध-गुरु-शुक्र का क्रमशः प्रबल होता है। शुक्र मारक होने पर प्रबल मारक भी होता है। केन्द्रेश त्रिकोणेश के परस्पर सम्बन्ध होने पर राजयोग होता है। सम्बन्ध चतुर्विध होते हैं—(१) परस्पर भवन में स्थित हों, (२) केन्द्रेश त्रिकोणेश दोनों एकत्र सम्मिलित हों, (३) एक दूसरे के भवन में हो और दूसरा उसको देखता हो, इन चारों स्थितियों में राजयोग होता है। नवमेश दशमेश का यदि कोई उपर्युक्त सम्बन्ध हो तो विशिष्ट योग समझना। केन्द्रेश त्रिकोणेश यदि एक ही ग्रह हो जैसा कि वृष लग्न में होता है तो भी राजयोग होता है। केन्द्रेश त्रिकोणेश के सम्बन्ध रहने पर भी त्रिषडायेश से सम्बन्ध होने पर राजयोग खण्डित हो जाता है। केन्द्रस्थ राहुकेतु त्रिकोणाधीश से, या त्रिकोणस्थ वे केन्द्राधीश से सम्बद्ध हों तो भी राजयोग होता है। उपर्युक्त शुभाशुभग्रहानुसार मेषलग्नोत्पन्न जातक के लिए सूर्य पञ्चमेश होने के कारण शुभप्रद होंगे क्योंकि त्रिकोणेश सदैव शुभद होते हैं। भौम अष्टमेश होने के नाते अशुभप्रद, किन्तु वही लग्नेश भी है अतः शुभप्रद ही होंगे। बुध तृतीय-षष्ठ के स्वामी हैं अतः पापफलद हैं। गुरु व्ययेश होते हुए भी नवमेश हैं अतः शुभप्रद होंगे। शुक्र द्वितीय तथा सप्तम के अधीश हैं। दोनों स्थान मारक स्थान है अतः शुक्र मारकेश हुए, साथ ही केन्द्रेश होते हुए वे त्रिकोणेश नहीं होने के कारण अशुभप्रद ही होंगे। अतः शुक्र प्रबल मारक तथा पापफलद हुए। शनि दशमेश होने से शुभप्रद किन्तु वे ही लाभेश भी हैं अतः पापफलदत्व उसमें रह हो गया। इस प्रकार सभी लग्नोत्पन्न जातक का शुभाशुभग्रह का विवेचन किया जा सकता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS page199 (PDF231), Ch.35 Yogadhyayah, closing Parashara's answer (verses 18-21 form one question-answer unit, closing citation "१८-२१" confirmed on the Hindi gloss). "अजलग्न" ("aja" = goat/ram) confirmed as a poetic name for Mesha lagna by direct match with the Hindi gloss's explicit "मेषलग्नोत्पन्न". The page then continues with an editorial "विमर्श" (discussion/analysis) section summarizing the chapter's rules in an enumerated list -- this is cut off mid-list (mid-item 3) by page199's bottom margin/footer stamp (CC-0 stamp confirmed true page-end) and is appended here as a partial, page-spanning placeholder per the established convention, to be completed once page200 is transcribed. UPDATE (page200/PDF232): the "विमर्श" section, cut off mid-item-3 on page199, is now confirmed to continue directly and conclude on page200 (items 4-6, then unnumbered prose on kendresha-trikonesha sambandha types and a worked Mesha-lagna example, closing "इस प्रकार सभी लग्नोत्पन्न जातक का शुभाशुभग्रह का विवेचन किया जा सकता है।"). The page199/page200 join point (originally printed with a trailing apostrophe-like mark after "सप्तमेश से दशमेश", likely a printer's catchword artifact rather than omitted text) is joined as a plain space per the immediate grammatical and semantic continuity of the enumerated list; disclosed here as the join is inferred, not printed as a single unbroken line in the source.

  22. 35.22 सत्यापित

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    संस्कृत

    जीवशुक्रेन्दवः पापाः शुभौ शनिदिवाकरौ । राजयोगकरो मन्दो ज्ञोऽल्पसत्फलदो मतः ॥ २२ ॥

    jivashukrendavah papah shubhau shanidivakarau | rajayogakaro mando jno'lpasatphalado matah || 22 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Jupiter, Venus, and the Moon (indu) are malefic; Saturn and the Sun (divakara) are the two benefics. Saturn (manda) is a rajayoga-karaka (a combination-forming planet for royal yoga); Mercury (jna) is considered a giver of only small/meagre true results (alpa-sat-phalada).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    वृषलग्नोत्पन्न जातक के लिए गुरु शुक्र-चन्द्र, ये तीनों पापफलद, सूर्य-शनि, शुभफलद शनि राजयोगकारक तथा बुध कुछ अल्पशुभद होते हैं। जीवादि (गुरु-शुक्र-चन्द्र) तथा मंगल मारक होते हैं ॥ २२-२३ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS page200 (PDF232), Ch.35 Yogadhyayah. Opens under an editorial Hindi subheading "वृषलग्नजात के शुभाशुभग्रह—" ("Auspicious/inauspicious planets for one born in Vrishabha [Taurus] lagna") printed just above this verse -- recorded here as a structural source note per convention, not seeded as its own entry. This begins a new lagna-by-lagna sequence (Mesha done in vv.18-21, now Vrishabha in vv.22-23).

  23. 35.23 सत्यापित

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    संस्कृत

    जीवादयो महीजश्च सन्ति कारकलक्षणाः । द्विजोत्तम! फलान्येवं वृषलग्नभवानि वै ॥ २३ ॥

    jivadayo mahijashca santi karakalakshanah | dvijottama! phalanyevam vrishalagnabhavani vai || 23 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Jupiter and the others [Venus, Moon] and Mars (mahija, "son of Earth") bear the character/mark of karakas (kaaraka-lakshanah, general significators). O best of the twice-born (dvijottama)! Thus are the results born of Vrishabha lagna.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    वृषलग्नोत्पन्न जातक के लिए गुरु शुक्र-चन्द्र, ये तीनों पापफलद, सूर्य-शनि, शुभफलद शनि राजयोगकारक तथा बुध कुछ अल्पशुभद होते हैं। जीवादि (गुरु-शुक्र-चन्द्र) तथा मंगल मारक होते हैं ॥ २२-२३ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS page200 (PDF232), Ch.35 Yogadhyayah, closing the Vrishabha-lagna unit begun in verse 22 (closing citation "२२-२३" confirmed on the Hindi gloss). DISCLOSED reading: the printed Sanskrit reads "कारकलक्षणाः" (kaaraka-lakshanah, "having the mark of a [general] significator") -- zoom-verified at high magnification against the same font's क/म glyph shapes, unambiguous as क not म. This differs from the accompanying Hindi gloss, which states plainly that these same planets (Jupiter etc. and Mars) "मारक होते हैं" (ARE marakas/death-inflicting). Both readings are retained as printed rather than silently harmonized -- the verse's own wording ("kaaraka-lakshanah") is a milder/more general claim than the gloss's direct "maraka" statement.

  24. 35.24 सत्यापित

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    संस्कृत

    भौमजीवारुणाः पापा एक एव कविः शुभः । शनैश्चरेण जीवस्य योगो मेषभवो यथा ॥ २४ ॥

    bhaumajivarunah papa eka eva kavih shubhah | shanaishcarena jivasya yogo meshabhavo yatha || 24 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Mars, Jupiter, and Aruna [an epithet for Saturn] are malefic; only Venus (kavi, "the poet/preceptor", a standard epithet for Venus) alone is benefic. Saturn's (Shanaishchara's) combination with Jupiter [forms rajayoga here], just as [already explained] for Mesha [lagna].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    मङ्गल, गुरु, सूर्य, मिथुनलग्नोत्पन्न जातक के लिए, पापफलद और एकमात्र शुक्र शुभप्रद होते हैं। शनि (नवमेश होने के कारण) योगकारक होता हुआ गुरु से संयुक्त होने पर मेष लग्न के समान ही फलद होता है। चन्द्रमा मुख्य मारक ग्रह हैं जो साहचर्य से फलप्रद होते हैं ॥ २४-२५ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS page200 (PDF232), Ch.35 Yogadhyayah. Opens under an editorial Hindi subheading "मिथुनलग्नोद्भव के शुभाशुभग्रह—" ("Auspicious/inauspicious planets for one born in Mithuna [Gemini] lagna") printed just above this verse -- recorded here as a structural source note, not seeded as its own entry. DISCLOSED reading: "अरुणाः" (Aruna) as a name for Saturn is unusual and zoom-verified at high magnification (unambiguous glyphs, not a misprint of a more common name) -- corroborated internally by this same verse's own explicit "शनैश्चरेण" (Shanaishchara = Saturn) a few words later, confirming Saturn is indeed the referent. This verse is the last content on page200 (CC-0 footer stamp confirmed immediately below, verifying true page-end); the Hindi gloss for this verse has not yet appeared and is expected to open page201 -- transcribed as a pending page-spanning placeholder per established convention. UPDATE (page201/PDF233): the Hindi gloss for this verse (joint with verse 25) is now transcribed from page201, closing citation "२४-२५" confirmed.

  25. 35.25 सत्यापित

    25

    संस्कृत

    प्रधानमारकश्चन्द्रः फलदः संगतेवंशात् । युग्मलग्नभवस्यैतत्फलं सन्धिरुदीरितम् ॥ २५ ॥

    pradhanamarakashcandrah phaladah sangatevamshat | yugmalagnabhavasyaitatphalam sandhirudiritam || 25 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The Moon is the principal maraka (chief killer); [otherwise] it gives results according to association. This result, [termed] the sandhi (junction), has been declared for one born in the twin (yugma) lagna [i.e. Mithuna/Gemini].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    मङ्गल, गुरु, सूर्य, मिथुनलग्नोत्पन्न जातक के लिए, पापफलद और एकमात्र शुक्र शुभप्रद होते हैं। शनि (नवमेश होने के कारण) योगकारक होता हुआ गुरु से संयुक्त होने पर मेष लग्न के समान ही फलद होता है। चन्द्रमा मुख्य मारक ग्रह हैं जो साहचर्य से फलप्रद होते हैं ॥ २४-२५ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS page201 (PDF233), Ch.35 Yogadhyayah, second (closing) line of the Mithuna-lagna unit opened by verse 24 on page200. Confirms recto page (running head "योगाध्यायः" left, folio "२०१" right). DISCLOSED reading: the printed compound reads "संगतेवंशात्" (sangatevamshat) -- zoom-verified unambiguous -- which differs from the "संगतवंशात्" (sangatavamshat) spelling of the same recurring stock phrase in verses 27, 29, and 31 on this same page; retained exactly as printed in each case rather than silently normalized to one spelling.

  26. 35.26 सत्यापित

    26

    संस्कृत

    भार्गवेन्दुसुतौ पापौ चन्द्रार्गुरवः शुभाः । भूरिसौख्यकरो भौमः पूर्णयोगविधायकः ॥ २६ ॥

    bhargavendusutau papau candrargravah shubhah | bhurisaukhyakaro bhaumah purnayogavidhayakah || 26 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Venus (bhargava) and Mercury (indusuta, "son of the Moon") are the two malefics; the Moon, [Sun], and Jupiter (as printed) are benefic. Mars, giver of abundant happiness (bhuri-saukhya-kara), is the maker of full/complete yoga (purna-yoga-vidhayaka).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    कर्क लग्नोत्पन्न जातक के लिए शुक्र बुध पापफलद, चन्द्र, भौम, तथा गुरु शुभफलद होते हैं। इन में भी भौम पूर्ण योग कारक तथा पूर्ण मंगलप्रद होते हैं। शनि मारक तथा सूर्य साहचर्य से फलप्रद होते हैं ॥ २६-२७ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS page201 (PDF233), Ch.35 Yogadhyayah. Opens under an editorial Hindi subheading "कर्कलग्न के शुभाशुभग्रह—" ("Auspicious/inauspicious planets for Karka [Cancer] lagna") printed just above this verse -- recorded as a structural source note, not seeded as its own entry. DISCLOSED reading: the printed compound reads "चन्द्रार्गुरवः" -- zoom-verified at high magnification, unambiguously lacking an अक्षर between "अर्" and "गुरवः" (a well-formed "Moon-Sun-Jupiter" compound would read "चन्द्रार्कगुरवः", with क for अर्क/Sun). This is retained exactly as printed rather than silently inserting the presumably missing क; the most plausible explanation is a printing omission, since (a) the parallel gloss (GLOSS_26_27) explicitly treats the Sun as a separate, distinctly-qualified planet ("सूर्य साहचर्य से फलप्रद", weaker than the other two) rather than omitting it, and (b) the analogous verses for other lagnas on this same page name three planets in this benefic slot. DISCLOSED discrepancy: the verse (as printed, and even under the presumed corrected reading) states the Sun/Chandra/Guru group is simply "शुभाः" (benefic), while the accompanying Hindi gloss instead groups only "चन्द्र, भौम, तथा गुरु" as शुभफलद and treats "सूर्य" separately as merely "साहचर्य से फलप्रद" (results only by association) -- a genuine wording/classification difference between root verse and gloss, retained and disclosed rather than harmonized.

  27. 35.27 सत्यापित

    27

    संस्कृत

    हन्ता शनिस्तथा स्वयं फलदः संगतवंशात् । फलमेतन्निगदितं कर्कलग्ने तु जन्मिनः ॥ २७ ॥

    hanta shanistatha svayam phaladah sangatavamshat | phalametannigaditam karkalagne tu janminah || 27 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Saturn is likewise the slayer [maraka] by itself; it gives results according to association. This result has been declared for one born in Karka lagna.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    कर्क लग्नोत्पन्न जातक के लिए शुक्र बुध पापफलद, चन्द्र, भौम, तथा गुरु शुभफलद होते हैं। इन में भी भौम पूर्ण योग कारक तथा पूर्ण मंगलप्रद होते हैं। शनि मारक तथा सूर्य साहचर्य से फलप्रद होते हैं ॥ २६-२७ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS page201 (PDF233), Ch.35 Yogadhyayah, closing the Karka-lagna unit begun in verse 26 (closing citation "२६-२७" confirmed on the Hindi gloss).

  28. 35.28 सत्यापित

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    संस्कृत

    क्रूरा ज्ञमन्दभृगवः सौम्या भौमेज्यभानवः । प्रभवेद्योगमात्रेण न शुभं गुरुशुक्रयोः ॥ २८ ॥

    krura jnamandabhrigavah saumya bhaumejyabhanavah | prabhavedyogamatrena na shubham gurushukrayoh || 28 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Mercury, Saturn, and Venus are cruel [malefic]; Mars, Jupiter (ijya), and the Sun (bhanu) are gentle [benefic]. Auspiciousness does not arise merely from the combination (yoga-matra) of Jupiter and Venus.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    सिंहलग्नोत्पन्न जातक के लिए बुध, शुक्र, शनि पाप, भौम, गुरु, सूर्य शुभ होते हैं। गुरु-शुक्र (त्रिकोणेश केन्द्रेश होने पर भी) योग मात्र से शुभफलद नहीं होते हैं। शनि (सप्तमेश होने के कारण) मारक, और चन्द्र (व्ययेश) साहचर्य से फलद होते हैं ॥ २८-२९ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS page201 (PDF233), Ch.35 Yogadhyayah. Opens under an editorial Hindi subheading "सिंहलग्नजात के शुभाशुभग्रह—" ("Auspicious/inauspicious planets for one born in Simha [Leo] lagna") printed just above this verse -- recorded as a structural source note, not seeded as its own entry.

  29. 35.29 सत्यापित

    29

    संस्कृत

    निहन्ता सौरिरिन्दुश्च फलदः संगतवंशात् । सिंहोद्भवस्य जातस्य प्रोक्तमेतत् फलं बुधैः ॥ २९ ॥

    nihanta sauririndushca phaladah sangatavamshat | simhodbhavasya jatasya proktametat phalam budhaih || 29 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Saturn (sauri) is the slayer; and the Moon (indu) gives results according to association. This result for one born of Simha [lagna] has been declared by the wise (budhaih).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    सिंहलग्नोत्पन्न जातक के लिए बुध, शुक्र, शनि पाप, भौम, गुरु, सूर्य शुभ होते हैं। गुरु-शुक्र (त्रिकोणेश केन्द्रेश होने पर भी) योग मात्र से शुभफलद नहीं होते हैं। शनि (सप्तमेश होने के कारण) मारक, और चन्द्र (व्ययेश) साहचर्य से फलद होते हैं ॥ २८-२९ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS page201 (PDF233), Ch.35 Yogadhyayah, closing the Simha-lagna unit begun in verse 28 (closing citation "२८-२९" confirmed on the Hindi gloss).

  30. 35.30 सत्यापित

    30

    संस्कृत

    कुजजीवेन्दवः पापाः शुभदौ सौम्यभार्गवौ । भार्गवेन्दुसुतावेव भवेतां योगकारकौ ॥ ३० ॥

    kujajivendavah papah shubhadau saumyabhargavau | bhargavendusutaveva bhavetam yogakarakau || 30 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Mars, Jupiter, and the Moon are malefic; the two gentle ones, Mercury (saumya) and Venus (bhargava), give auspicious results. Venus and Mercury (indusuta, "son of the Moon") alone become the two yoga-karakas.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    कन्यालग्नोत्पन्न जातक के लिए कुज, गुरु, चन्द्र पापफलद, बुध-शुक्र शुभप्रद, तथा शुक्र-बुध योगकारक, शुक्र मारक, सूर्यं साहचर्य से फलप्रद होते हैं ॥ ३०-३१ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS page201 (PDF233), Ch.35 Yogadhyayah. Opens under an editorial Hindi subheading "कन्यालग्नजात के शुभाशुभग्रह—" ("Auspicious/inauspicious planets for one born in Kanya [Virgo] lagna") printed just above this verse -- recorded as a structural source note, not seeded as its own entry.

  31. 35.31 सत्यापित

    31

    संस्कृत

    निहन्ता कविरकंस्तु फलदः साहचर्यतः । जन्मिनः कन्यकालग्ने प्राज्ञैरेतत्फलं स्मृतम् ॥ ३१ ॥

    nihanta kavirakamstu phaladah sahacaryatah | janminah kanyakalagne prajnairetatphalam smritam || 31 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Venus (kavi) is the slayer; and [the second planet named -- printed reading uncertain, see source note] gives results by association. For one born in Kanya lagna, this result has been declared by the wise (prajnaih).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    कन्यालग्नोत्पन्न जातक के लिए कुज, गुरु, चन्द्र पापफलद, बुध-शुक्र शुभप्रद, तथा शुक्र-बुध योगकारक, शुक्र मारक, सूर्यं साहचर्य से फलप्रद होते हैं ॥ ३०-३१ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS page201 (PDF233), Ch.35 Yogadhyayah, closing the Kanya-lagna unit begun in verse 30 (closing citation "३०-३१" confirmed on the Hindi gloss, printed overlapping the page's CC-0 footer stamp "Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- this overlap, matching the pattern seen at the bottom of page200, confirms this is the true end of the printed page). DISCLOSED reading: the word printed after "निहन्ता कविः" was zoom-verified at high magnification (12x) as unambiguously "रकंस्तु" -- i.e. an anusvara-marked क (कं), not a र्-conjunct -- giving the full printed reading "कविरकंस्तु". This does not resolve to a standard Sanskrit form of a planet name via ordinary sandhi. The accompanying Hindi gloss (GLOSS_30_31) explicitly names "सूर्यं ... साहचर्य से फलप्रद" (the Sun gives results by association) as the second planet in this same sentence position, corroborating that the Sun is the intended referent -- but the verse's printed glyphs are retained exactly as seen rather than silently emended to a form of "अर्क"/"रवि"/"सूर्य".

  32. 35.32 सत्यापित

    32

    संस्कृत

    जीवार्कभूमिजाः पापाः शनैश्चरबुधौ शुभौ । भवेतां राजयोगस्य कारकौ चन्द्रतत्सुतौ ॥ ३२ ॥

    jivarkabhumijah papah shanaishcarabudhau shubhau | bhavetam rajayogasya karakau candratatsutau || 32 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Jupiter, the Sun, and Mars (bhumija) are malefic; Saturn and Mercury are benefic. The Moon and its son [Mercury] become the significators of Rajayoga -- for one born in Tula lagna.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    तुलालग्नोत्पन्न जातक के लिए गुरु, सूर्य, मङ्गल पापफलद, शनि-बुध शुभफलद, और चन्द्र-बुध राजयोगकारक, मङ्गल मारक जीवादि ग्रह मारक लक्षण, तथा शुक्र सम होते हैं ॥३२-३३॥

    स्रोत: BPHS page202 (PDF234), Ch.35 Yogadhyayah, verso page (folio "२०२" left, book title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" right, confirms recto/verso alternation continuing from page201). Threshold sweep found a stable 32-band plateau from T=3 through T=6.5; settled THRESH=4.5. Page confirmed to end with the CC-0 footer stamp ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri") printed as its own final band, independently confirming this is the true end of the printed page (same pattern as page200/page201). Opens the Tula-lagna unit (editorial heading "तुलालग्नज जातक के शुभाशुभग्रह—" recorded as a structural source note, not seeded as its own entry, per convention).

  33. 35.33 सत्यापित

    33

    संस्कृत

    कुजो निहन्ति जीवाद्याः क्रूरा मारकलक्षणाः । एक एव समः काव्यश्चाति तौलिभवे फलम् ॥ ३३ ॥

    kujo nihanti jivadyah krura marakalakshanah | eka eva samah kavyashcati taulibhave phalam || 33 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Mars destroys [good results]; Jupiter and the rest, when cruel [i.e. afflicted], bear the character of Marakas. Venus (Kavya) alone is neutral (sama). This is the result thus declared for one born in Tula.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    तुलालग्नोत्पन्न जातक के लिए गुरु, सूर्य, मङ्गल पापफलद, शनि-बुध शुभफलद, और चन्द्र-बुध राजयोगकारक, मङ्गल मारक जीवादि ग्रह मारक लक्षण, तथा शुक्र सम होते हैं ॥३२-३३॥

    स्रोत: BPHS page202 (PDF234), Ch.35 Yogadhyayah, verso page (folio "२०२" left, book title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" right, confirms recto/verso alternation continuing from page201). Threshold sweep found a stable 32-band plateau from T=3 through T=6.5; settled THRESH=4.5. Page confirmed to end with the CC-0 footer stamp ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri") printed as its own final band, independently confirming this is the true end of the printed page (same pattern as page200/page201). Closes the Tula-lagna unit begun in verse 32 (closing citation "३२-३३" on the joint Hindi gloss). "काव्यश्चाति" zoom-verified (6x) as printed -- standard sandhi of काव्यः (Venus epithet) + च + अति, no anomaly.

  34. 35.34 सत्यापित

    34

    संस्कृत

    शुक्रवित्सौरयः पापाः शुभौ गुरुनिशाकरौ । सूर्यचन्द्रमसावेव भवेतां योगकारकौ ॥ ३४ ॥

    shukravitsaurayah papah shubhau gurunishakarau | suryacandramasaveva bhavetam yogakarakau || 34 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Venus, [Mercury the] Knower (vit), and Saturn (saurayah, "son of the Sun") are malefic; Jupiter and the Moon are benefic. The Sun and the Moon together become the significators of Yoga -- for Vrishchika lagna.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    वृश्चिकलग्नोत्पन्न जातक के लिए शुक्र, बुध, शनि, पापफलद, गुरु-चन्द्र शुभफलद, सूर्य-चन्द्रमा योगकारक, मङ्गल सम, और शुक्र आदि पापी ग्रह मारक होते हैं ॥३४-३५॥

    स्रोत: BPHS page202 (PDF234), Ch.35 Yogadhyayah, verso page (folio "२०२" left, book title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" right, confirms recto/verso alternation continuing from page201). Threshold sweep found a stable 32-band plateau from T=3 through T=6.5; settled THRESH=4.5. Page confirmed to end with the CC-0 footer stamp ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri") printed as its own final band, independently confirming this is the true end of the printed page (same pattern as page200/page201). Opens the Vrishchika-lagna unit (heading "वृश्चिकलग्नोत्पन्न जातक के शुभाशुभग्रह—" recorded as a structural note). RETRACTO-CORRECTION of a same-page reading made earlier this session: the compound was initially zoom-read from a lower-magnification crop as "शुक्रांवित्सौरयः" (with an anusvara after शुक्र) and flagged as an unparsed anomaly; a fresh higher-precision same-page-control zoom (6x, tightly cropped) shows unambiguously NO anusvara -- the printed compound is "शुक्रवित्सौरयः". This resolves cleanly as शुक्र (Venus) + वित् (a "knower/wise one" kenning for बुध/Mercury) + सौरयः (from सौरि, "son of Surya" = शनि/Saturn), matching the Hindi gloss's "शुक्र, बुध, शनि पापफलद" (Venus, Mercury, Saturn malefic) exactly. Correction made explicitly per the standing retroactive-correction protocol; the earlier misreading was never committed to bphs.json.

  35. 35.35 सत्यापित

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    संस्कृत

    समो भौमोऽसुरेज्याद्या मारकाः स्युः शुभेतराः । फलमेतदलौ जन्मवतो हि समुदीरितम् ॥ ३५ ॥

    samo bhaumo'surejyadya marakah syuh shubhetarah | phalametadalau janmavato hi samudiritam || 35 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Mars is neutral; Venus (the Asuras' preceptor, asurejya) and the other [malefics] become Marakas, the rest being malefic likewise. This result, for [the Vrishchika-born], is thus declared.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    वृश्चिकलग्नोत्पन्न जातक के लिए शुक्र, बुध, शनि, पापफलद, गुरु-चन्द्र शुभफलद, सूर्य-चन्द्रमा योगकारक, मङ्गल सम, और शुक्र आदि पापी ग्रह मारक होते हैं ॥३४-३५॥

    स्रोत: BPHS page202 (PDF234), Ch.35 Yogadhyayah, verso page (folio "२०२" left, book title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" right, confirms recto/verso alternation continuing from page201). Threshold sweep found a stable 32-band plateau from T=3 through T=6.5; settled THRESH=4.5. Page confirmed to end with the CC-0 footer stamp ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri") printed as its own final band, independently confirming this is the true end of the printed page (same pattern as page200/page201). Closes the Vrishchika-lagna unit begun in verse 34 (closing citation "३४-३५" on the joint Hindi gloss). DISCLOSED uncertain reading: "अलौ" (locative) was zoom-verified (6x) as printed unambiguously, but its exact lexical derivation is uncertain -- tentatively a poetic epithet for वृश्चिक/Vrishchika (locative of "अलि"), inferred from sentence position (parallel to "कन्यकालग्ने", "कर्कलग्ने", "चापोदये" in the analogous closing lines of adjacent lagna verses on this and the prior page) rather than from a confirmed dictionary sense. Retained exactly as printed rather than emended to an expected form such as "वृश्चिके".

  36. 35.36 सत्यापित

    36

    संस्कृत

    एक एव कविः पापः शुभौ कुजदिवाकरौ । भास्करज्ञौ योगकरौ निहन्ता तनयो रवेः ॥ ३६ ॥

    eka eva kavih papah shubhau kujadivakarau | bhaskarajnau yogakarau nihanta tanayo raveh || 36 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Venus (the Poet, kavih) alone is malefic; Mars and the Sun are benefic. The Sun and Mercury (bhaskarajnau) together are the Yoga-significators; Saturn, the son of the Sun (tanayo raveh), is the destroyer (Maraka) -- for Dhanu lagna.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    धनुलंग्नोत्पन्न जातक के लिए एक शुक्र ही पापफलद, कुज, सूर्य, शुभफलप्रद, सूर्यं, बुध योगकारक, शनि मारक, गुरु सम, और शुक्र मारक लक्षण वाले होते हैं।

    स्रोत: BPHS page202 (PDF234), Ch.35 Yogadhyayah, verso page (folio "२०२" left, book title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" right, confirms recto/verso alternation continuing from page201). Threshold sweep found a stable 32-band plateau from T=3 through T=6.5; settled THRESH=4.5. Page confirmed to end with the CC-0 footer stamp ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri") printed as its own final band, independently confirming this is the true end of the printed page (same pattern as page200/page201). Opens the Dhanu-lagna unit (heading "धनुलंग्नोत्पन्न के शुभाऽशुभग्रह—" recorded as a structural note). RETROACTIVE CORRECTION of a same-page reading made earlier this session: the word after "एक एव" was initially zoom-read at a lower magnification as "कावेः"/"कांवेः" (an unusual genitive-looking form) and flagged as anomalous. A fresh higher-precision same-page-control zoom (6x) shows unambiguously the standard nominative "कविः" (kavi, "the poet", the ordinary epithet for Venus/Shukra), with no anusvara and no vowel lengthening. This is grammatically standard; the earlier misreading was never committed to bphs.json.

  37. 35.37 सत्यापित

    37

    संस्कृत

    समो जीवोऽथ दैत्येज्यो मारकत्वेन लक्षितः । चापोदये तु जातस्य प्रोक्तमेतत् फलं बुधैः ॥ ३७ ॥

    samo jivo'tha daityejyo marakatvena lakshitah | capodaye tu jatasya proktametat phalam budhaih || 37 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Jupiter is neutral; moreover, [the one styled] "Daityejya" is marked with the character of a Maraka. This result is thus declared by the wise for one born at the rising of Dhanu (chapodaye).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    धनुलंग्नोत्पन्न जातक के लिए एक शुक्र ही पापफलद, कुज, सूर्य, शुभफलप्रद, सूर्यं, बुध योगकारक, शनि मारक, गुरु सम, और शुक्र मारक लक्षण वाले होते हैं।

    स्रोत: BPHS page202 (PDF234), Ch.35 Yogadhyayah, verso page (folio "२०२" left, book title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" right, confirms recto/verso alternation continuing from page201). Threshold sweep found a stable 32-band plateau from T=3 through T=6.5; settled THRESH=4.5. Page confirmed to end with the CC-0 footer stamp ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri") printed as its own final band, independently confirming this is the true end of the printed page (same pattern as page200/page201). Closes the Dhanu-lagna unit begun in verse 36. DISCLOSED interpretive difficulty: "दैत्येज्यः" (literally "preceptor of the Daityas") is elsewhere in this text's idiom an epithet for Venus/Shukra (cf. "असुरेज्य" for Venus in verse 35 on this same page), yet Venus, Mars, the Sun, Mercury, and Saturn are already fully accounted for in verse 36, leaving only Jupiter (already named "समः" in this verse) and the Moon unassigned. The joint Hindi gloss for verses 36-37 does not mention the Moon at all, and offers no gloss-side resolution of "दैत्येज्यः" beyond confirming Saturn as the Maraka (already stated in verse 36). The verse text is retained exactly as printed and the ambiguity is disclosed rather than resolved by conjecture. Separately, note that unlike the other joint glosses on this page (३२-३३, ३४-३५, ३८-३९), the printed Hindi gloss for verses 36-37 ends with a plain danda and carries no "॥३६-३७॥" style citation; this omission is retained exactly as printed.

  38. 35.38 सत्यापित

    38

    संस्कृत

    कुजजीवेन्दवः पापाः शुभौ भार्गवचन्द्रजौ । स्वयं हन्ता न मन्दः स्यान्निघ्नन्त्यार्काद्ययोऽशुभाः ॥ ३८ ॥

    kujajivendavah papah shubhau bhargavacandrajau | svayam hanta na mandah syannighnantyarkadyayo'shubhah || 38 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Mars, Jupiter, and the Moon (indavah) are malefic; Venus and Mercury (bhargava-candrajau) are benefic. Saturn (mandah) is himself not the destroyer (maraka); the Sun and the other [malefics led by Mars] are inauspicious -- for Makara lagna.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    मकरलग्नोत्पन्न जातक के लिए मङ्गल, गुरु, चन्द्र, पापफलद, बुध, शुक्र शुभद, और मङ्गल आदि पापग्रह मारक होते हैं। शनि (लग्नेश होने के नाते) स्वयं मारक नहीं होता है। उसके लिए सूर्य सम, और शुक्र योगकारक है ॥ ३८-३९ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS page202 (PDF234), Ch.35 Yogadhyayah, verso page (folio "२०२" left, book title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" right, confirms recto/verso alternation continuing from page201). Threshold sweep found a stable 32-band plateau from T=3 through T=6.5; settled THRESH=4.5. Page confirmed to end with the CC-0 footer stamp ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri") printed as its own final band, independently confirming this is the true end of the printed page (same pattern as page200/page201). Opens the Makara-lagna unit (heading "मकरलग्नोत्पन्न के शुभाशुभग्रह—" recorded as a structural note, matching the established pattern for the other lagna-heading source notes on prior pages).

  39. 35.39 सत्यापित

    39

    संस्कृत

    समो भानुनिगदितः कविरेकः सुयोगकृत् । नक्रोदये प्रजातस्य ज्ञेयमेतत्फलं बुधैः ॥ ३९ ॥

    samo bhanunigaditah kavirekah suyogakrit | nakrodaye prajatasya jneyametatphalam budhaih || 39 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The Sun (bhanu) is said to be neutral; Venus (the Poet) alone is the giver of good Yoga. This result is to be known by the wise for one born at the rising of Nakra (Makara).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    मकरलग्नोत्पन्न जातक के लिए मङ्गल, गुरु, चन्द्र, पापफलद, बुध, शुक्र शुभद, और मङ्गल आदि पापग्रह मारक होते हैं। शनि (लग्नेश होने के नाते) स्वयं मारक नहीं होता है। उसके लिए सूर्य सम, और शुक्र योगकारक है ॥ ३८-३९ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS page202 (PDF234), Ch.35 Yogadhyayah, verso page (folio "२०२" left, book title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" right, confirms recto/verso alternation continuing from page201). Threshold sweep found a stable 32-band plateau from T=3 through T=6.5; settled THRESH=4.5. Page confirmed to end with the CC-0 footer stamp ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri") printed as its own final band, independently confirming this is the true end of the printed page (same pattern as page200/page201). Closes the Makara-lagna unit begun in verse 38 (closing citation "३८-३९" on the joint Hindi gloss). RETROACTIVE CORRECTION of a same-page reading made earlier this session: the compound after "समो भानुनिगदितः" was initially transcribed at low resolution as "कावेरेकः"; a fresh higher-precision same-page-control zoom (6x) shows unambiguously "कविरेकः" -- standard sandhi of कविः (Venus epithet) + एकः ("alone"), grammatically standard. The earlier misreading was never committed to bphs.json. Separately, this verse names the Sun (bhanu) as neutral (समः), which differs from verse 38's classification of the Sun as one of the "अशुभाः" (inauspicious) -- both readings are retained exactly as printed and disclosed rather than silently harmonized; the joint Hindi gloss sides with verse 39, stating "सूर्य सम" (Sun neutral).

  40. 35.40 सत्यापित

    40

    संस्कृत

    जीवचन्द्रकुजाः पापाः शुभौ काव्यशनैश्चरौ । राजयोगकरो विद्धिर्भार्गवः समुदीरितः ॥ ४० ॥

    jivacandrakujah papah shubhau kavyashanaishcarau | rajayogakaro viddhirbhargavah samudiritah || 40 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Jupiter, the Moon, and Mars are malefic; Venus (Kavya) and Saturn are benefic. Know Venus (Bhargava) to be declared the causer of Rajayoga -- for Kumbha lagna.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    कुम्भलग्नज जातक के लिये गुरु, चन्द्र, भौम पापफलद, शुक्र-शनि शुभद, राजयोगकारक-शुक्र, बुध मध्यफलप्रद, तथा मारक गुरु, सूर्य, मंगल होते हैं ॥४०-४१॥

    स्रोत: BPHS page203 (PDF235), recto page (chapter title "नाभसयोगफलाध्यायः" left, folio "२०३" right -- the running head already reflects Ch.36, the dominant chapter on this page, even though the page opens with the closing lines of Ch.35). Threshold sweep found a stable 33-band plateau from T=3 through T=6; settled THRESH=4.5. Two gap/band anomalies were investigated per the standing mandate: the 194px band22->23 gap and the 122px band23->24 gap both turned out to be normal paragraph/section spacing around the two colophon lines (not blank/anomalous). Page end confirmed by the CC-0 footer stamp printed as its own final band (band32), same pattern as page200-202. Opens the Kumbha-lagna unit (heading "कुम्भलग्नोत्पन्न के शुभाशुभग्रह—" recorded as a structural source note, per convention).

  41. 35.41 सत्यापित

    41

    संस्कृत

    निघ्नन्तीनारजीवास्तु सौम्यो मध्यफलप्रदः । घटोदये प्रजातस्य ज्ञेयमेतत् फलं बुधैः ॥ ४१ ॥

    nighnantinarajivastu saumyo madhyaphalapradah | ghatodaye prajatasya jneyametat phalam budhaih || 41 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The Sun and Jupiter are declared to be the destroyers [Marakas]; Mercury (saumya) gives middling results. This result, at the rising of Ghata (Kumbha), is to be known by the wise for the native.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    कुम्भलग्नज जातक के लिये गुरु, चन्द्र, भौम पापफलद, शुक्र-शनि शुभद, राजयोगकारक-शुक्र, बुध मध्यफलप्रद, तथा मारक गुरु, सूर्य, मंगल होते हैं ॥४०-४१॥

    स्रोत: BPHS page203 (PDF235), recto page (chapter title "नाभसयोगफलाध्यायः" left, folio "२०३" right -- the running head already reflects Ch.36, the dominant chapter on this page, even though the page opens with the closing lines of Ch.35). Threshold sweep found a stable 33-band plateau from T=3 through T=6; settled THRESH=4.5. Two gap/band anomalies were investigated per the standing mandate: the 194px band22->23 gap and the 122px band23->24 gap both turned out to be normal paragraph/section spacing around the two colophon lines (not blank/anomalous). Page end confirmed by the CC-0 footer stamp printed as its own final band (band32), same pattern as page200-202. Closes the Kumbha-lagna unit begun in verse 40 (closing citation "४०-४१" on the joint Hindi gloss). DISCLOSED reading: the compound "निघ्नन्तीनारजीवास्तु" was zoom-verified (6-8x, multiple crops) as printed unambiguously, but "इनार" within it does not resolve with full confidence to a standard compound -- "इन" is a recognized epithet for the Sun, tentatively read here as "इन[-]अर-जीवाः" (Sun-and-Jupiter), corroborated by the joint gloss naming "सूर्य" alongside "गुरु" and "मंगल" among the Marakas for this lagna. Retained exactly as printed rather than emended.

  42. 35.42 सत्यापित

    42

    संस्कृत

    मन्दशुक्रांशुमत्सौम्याः पापा भौमविधू शुभौ । महीसुतगुरू योगकर्तृत्वेन स्मृतौ बुधैः ॥ ४२ ॥

    mandashukramshumatsaumyah papa bhaumavidhu shubhau | mahisutaguru yogakartritvena smritau budhaih || 42 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Saturn (manda), Venus, the Sun (amshumat), and Mercury (saumya) are malefic; Mars and the Moon are benefic. Mars (mahisuta) and Jupiter are remembered by the wise as the causers of Yoga.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    मीनलग्नोत्पन्न जातक के शनि, शुक्र, सूर्य बुध ये पापफलद, भौम चन्द्र-शुभप्रद, मंगल गुरु योगकारक, भौम (द्वितीयेश होने के कारण) मारक होते हुए भी मारक नहीं, और बुध-शनि मारक होते हैं ॥ ४२-४३ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS page203 (PDF235), recto page (chapter title "नाभसयोगफलाध्यायः" left, folio "२०३" right -- the running head already reflects Ch.36, the dominant chapter on this page, even though the page opens with the closing lines of Ch.35). Threshold sweep found a stable 33-band plateau from T=3 through T=6; settled THRESH=4.5. Two gap/band anomalies were investigated per the standing mandate: the 194px band22->23 gap and the 122px band23->24 gap both turned out to be normal paragraph/section spacing around the two colophon lines (not blank/anomalous). Page end confirmed by the CC-0 footer stamp printed as its own final band (band32), same pattern as page200-202. Opens the Meena-lagna unit (heading "मीनलग्नोत्पन्न के शुभाऽशुभग्रह—" recorded as a structural source note).

  43. 35.43 सत्यापित

    43

    संस्कृत

    मारकौ बुधमन्दौ स्तो न हन्ता मारकः कुजः । झषोदये प्रजातस्य ज्ञेयमेतत् फलं बुधैः ॥ ४३ ॥

    marakau budhamandau sto na hanta marakah kujah | jhashodaye prajatasya jneyametat phalam budhaih || 43 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Mercury and Saturn are the two Marakas; Mars alone is not the destroyer. This result, at the rising of Jhasha (Meena), is to be known by the wise for the native.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    मीनलग्नोत्पन्न जातक के शनि, शुक्र, सूर्य बुध ये पापफलद, भौम चन्द्र-शुभप्रद, मंगल गुरु योगकारक, भौम (द्वितीयेश होने के कारण) मारक होते हुए भी मारक नहीं, और बुध-शनि मारक होते हैं ॥ ४२-४३ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS page203 (PDF235), recto page (chapter title "नाभसयोगफलाध्यायः" left, folio "२०३" right -- the running head already reflects Ch.36, the dominant chapter on this page, even though the page opens with the closing lines of Ch.35). Threshold sweep found a stable 33-band plateau from T=3 through T=6; settled THRESH=4.5. Two gap/band anomalies were investigated per the standing mandate: the 194px band22->23 gap and the 122px band23->24 gap both turned out to be normal paragraph/section spacing around the two colophon lines (not blank/anomalous). Page end confirmed by the CC-0 footer stamp printed as its own final band (band32), same pattern as page200-202. Closes the Meena-lagna unit begun in verse 42 (closing citation "४२-४३" on the joint Hindi gloss). This closes the full lagna-by-lagna sequence begun at Mesha on page198/199 -- all twelve rashis now covered.

  44. 35.44 सत्यापित

    44

    संस्कृत

    भावाधीशत्वतश्चेत्थं जन्तुलग्नानुसारतः । शुभाऽशुभत्वमुदितं खेचराणां द्विजोत्तम ! ॥ ४४ ॥

    bhavadhishatvatashcettham jantulagnanusaratah | shubha'shubhatvamuditam khecharanam dvijottama || 44 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Thus, through the lordship of the houses (bhava-adhishatva) and according to the lagna of the native (jantu-lagna), the auspiciousness or inauspiciousness of the planets (khecharanam) has been declared, O best of the twice-born (dvijottama)!

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    इस प्रकार भावाधिपत्य एवं जन्म लग्न के अनुसार ग्रहों का शुभ या अशुभ होना समझना चाहिए ॥ ४४ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS page203 (PDF235), recto page (chapter title "नाभसयोगफलाध्यायः" left, folio "२०३" right -- the running head already reflects Ch.36, the dominant chapter on this page, even though the page opens with the closing lines of Ch.35). Threshold sweep found a stable 33-band plateau from T=3 through T=6; settled THRESH=4.5. Two gap/band anomalies were investigated per the standing mandate: the 194px band22->23 gap and the 122px band23->24 gap both turned out to be normal paragraph/section spacing around the two colophon lines (not blank/anomalous). Page end confirmed by the CC-0 footer stamp printed as its own final band (band32), same pattern as page200-202. Standalone closing/summary verse of the whole Yoga-adhyaya (no lagna heading precedes it -- it summarizes the entire chapter's method rather than continuing the lagna sequence). "जन्तुलग्नानुसारतः" ("according to the lagna of the native") was zoom-verified across three overlapping crops at up to 9x after an initial misreading attempt; the verse's "जन्तु" (jantu, "living being") is a synonym-level variance from the Hindi gloss's "जन्म लग्न" (janma-lagna, "birth-lagna") -- both retained and disclosed rather than harmonized. Followed immediately (not seeded as its own verse entry, recorded here as a structural/editorial note per the copyright-safety convention) by the printed prose colophon closing the chapter: "इति सविमर्शं-सुधाव्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे [...] योगाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ २५ ॥" -- naming the "Vimarsha-sudha" commentary this print edition carries. DISCLOSED numbering inconsistency: this closing colophon numbers the chapter "२५" (25), yet the very next chapter's opening colophon (verse 36.1's source note) numbers itself "३६" (36) -- consistent with this transcription's own running chapter count (Ch.35 -> Ch.36), making the closing "२५" almost certainly a misprint/typesetting slip for "३५" in the source. Both zoom-verified as printed; retained exactly and disclosed rather than silently corrected, per the hard no-fabrication constraint.

36 Nabhasa-yoga-phala-adhyayah -- on the results of the Nabhasa yogas (planetary configuration patterns) (51)

  1. 36.1 सत्यापित

    1

    संस्कृत

    अधुना नाभसान् योगान् मुख्यान् द्वात्रिंशदुन्मितान् । वच्मि, तेषां प्रभेदाः स्युरष्टादशशतोन्मिताः ॥ १ ॥

    adhuna nabhasan yogan mukhyan dvatrimshadunmitan | vacmi, tesham prabhedah syurashtadashashatonmitah || 1 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Now I shall declare the principal Nabhasa yogas, thirty-two in number; their sub-varieties (prabhedah) number one thousand eight hundred (1800).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पराशर ने कहा :-- ( हे मैत्रेय ) अब मैं बत्तीस प्रमित मुख्य नाभस योगों को बतलाता हूँ जिनके प्रभेद १८०० हैं। आश्रय योग तीन, दलयोग दो, आकृतियोग बीस, संख्यायोग सात हैं ॥ १-२ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS page203 (PDF235), recto page (chapter title "नाभसयोगफलाध्यायः" left, folio "२०३" right -- the running head already reflects Ch.36, the dominant chapter on this page, even though the page opens with the closing lines of Ch.35). Threshold sweep found a stable 33-band plateau from T=3 through T=6; settled THRESH=4.5. Two gap/band anomalies were investigated per the standing mandate: the 194px band22->23 gap and the 122px band23->24 gap both turned out to be normal paragraph/section spacing around the two colophon lines (not blank/anomalous). Page end confirmed by the CC-0 footer stamp printed as its own final band (band32), same pattern as page200-202. Opens Chapter 36, Nabhasayogaphaladhyayah (the chapter on the results of the Nabhasa yogas -- planetary configuration patterns), immediately after Ch.35's closing colophon (see verse 35.44's source note; this chapter's own opening colophon "अथ नाभसयोगफलाध्यायः ॥ ३६ ॥" is zoom-verified and numbers itself "३६", consistent with this transcription's running chapter count). Preceded by the narrative speaker-tag "पराशर उवाच—" ("Parashara said—"), recorded here as a structural/narrative marker per convention rather than seeded as its own entry; the Hindi gloss confirms the addressee as "हे मैत्रेय" (O Maitreya), consistent with the BPHS narrative frame of Parashara instructing his disciple Maitreya.

  2. 36.2 सत्यापित

    2

    संस्कृत

    आश्रयाख्यास्त्रयो योगा दलयोगद्वयं ततः । आकृतिर्विंशतिमिताः संख्याः सप्तमिता मताः ॥ २ ॥

    ashrayakhyastrayo yoga dalayogadvayam tatah | akritirvimshatimitah sankhyah saptamita matah || 2 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Three are called Ashraya[-yogas], then two Dala-yogas; the Akriti[-yogas] are reckoned to number twenty, [and] the Sankhya[-yogas] are considered to number seven.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पराशर ने कहा :-- ( हे मैत्रेय ) अब मैं बत्तीस प्रमित मुख्य नाभस योगों को बतलाता हूँ जिनके प्रभेद १८०० हैं। आश्रय योग तीन, दलयोग दो, आकृतियोग बीस, संख्यायोग सात हैं ॥ १-२ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS page203 (PDF235), recto page (chapter title "नाभसयोगफलाध्यायः" left, folio "२०३" right -- the running head already reflects Ch.36, the dominant chapter on this page, even though the page opens with the closing lines of Ch.35). Threshold sweep found a stable 33-band plateau from T=3 through T=6; settled THRESH=4.5. Two gap/band anomalies were investigated per the standing mandate: the 194px band22->23 gap and the 122px band23->24 gap both turned out to be normal paragraph/section spacing around the two colophon lines (not blank/anomalous). Page end confirmed by the CC-0 footer stamp printed as its own final band (band32), same pattern as page200-202. Closes the opening couplet (closing citation "१-२" on the joint Hindi gloss). Enumerates the four categories of Nabhasa yoga by count -- Ashraya (3) + Dala (2) + Akriti (20) + Sankhya (7) = 32, matching the total given in verse 1 ("द्वात्रिंशत्", 32) exactly; internally consistent.

  3. 36.3 सत्यापित

    3

    संस्कृत

    रज्जुनामाऽथ मुसलो नलश्चेत्याश्रयत्रयम् । मालाभुजङ्गमौ चेति यौगौ ज्ञेयौ दलाभिधौ ॥ ३ ॥

    rajjunama'tha musalo nalashcetyashrayatrayam | malabhujangamau ceti yaugau jneyau dalabhidhau || 3 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Rajju by name, then Musala, and Nala -- [these are] the triad of Ashraya[-yogas]. Mala and Bhujangama are to be known as the two called Dala[-yogas].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    रज्जु, मुसल, तथा नल ये तीन आश्रय योग हैं । माला और सर्प ये दोनों योग दलसंज्ञक हैं । गदा, शकट, पक्षी, हल, वज्र, यव, कमल, वापी, यूप, शर, शक्ति, दण्ड, नौका, कूट, छत्र, धनुष् ( चाप ), अर्धचन्द्र, चक्र तथा समुद्र ये बीस योग आकृति-संज्ञक हैं । वीणा, दाम, पाश, केदार, शूल, युग तथा गोल ये सात संख्या योग हैं । इस प्रकार सभी ये ( ३२ ) बत्तीस नाभस योग कहे गए हैं । यहाँ यह भी ध्येय है कि चर, स्थिर द्विस्वभाव राशियों पर आश्रित होने के कारण आश्रय योग, ग्रहों की स्थिति से उत्पन्न आकृति के आधार पर आकृति योग, तथा एकादि राशि में ग्रहों की स्थिति से वीणादि योग, ये सभी संज्ञाएँ सहेतुक है ॥ ३-६ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS page204 (PDF236), verso page (folio "२०४" left, book title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" right -- confirms expected recto/verso alternation continuing from page203). Threshold sweep found a stable 32-band plateau from T=5 through T=7.5; settled THRESH=5. Page end confirmed by the CC-0 footer stamp printed as its own final band, same pattern as prior pages -- page ends immediately after verse 9's Sanskrit couplet, before its Hindi gloss, which continues onto page205. The 221px band17->18 gap was investigated per the standing mandate: it was NOT anomalous, but contained one short closing-citation line ("है ॥ ३-६ ॥") that fell below the row-darkness threshold on its own -- recovered by direct crop of the gap region and folded into the joint verses-3-6 gloss below. Opens the name-list of the 32 Nabhasa yogas (heading "नाभसयोगों का नाम—" recorded as a structural source note, per convention).

  4. 36.4 सत्यापित

    4

    संस्कृत

    गदयोगश्च शकटः शृङ्गारकविहङ्गमौ । हलवज्रयवाश्चैव कमलं वापियूपकौ ॥ ४ ॥

    gadayogashca shakatah shringarakavihangamau | halavajrayavashcaiva kamalam vapiyupakau || 4 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Gada-yoga, and Shakata, Shringaraka and Vihangama; Hala, Vajra, and Yava likewise, Kamala, and Vapi-Yupaka.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    रज्जु, मुसल, तथा नल ये तीन आश्रय योग हैं । माला और सर्प ये दोनों योग दलसंज्ञक हैं । गदा, शकट, पक्षी, हल, वज्र, यव, कमल, वापी, यूप, शर, शक्ति, दण्ड, नौका, कूट, छत्र, धनुष् ( चाप ), अर्धचन्द्र, चक्र तथा समुद्र ये बीस योग आकृति-संज्ञक हैं । वीणा, दाम, पाश, केदार, शूल, युग तथा गोल ये सात संख्या योग हैं । इस प्रकार सभी ये ( ३२ ) बत्तीस नाभस योग कहे गए हैं । यहाँ यह भी ध्येय है कि चर, स्थिर द्विस्वभाव राशियों पर आश्रित होने के कारण आश्रय योग, ग्रहों की स्थिति से उत्पन्न आकृति के आधार पर आकृति योग, तथा एकादि राशि में ग्रहों की स्थिति से वीणादि योग, ये सभी संज्ञाएँ सहेतुक है ॥ ३-६ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS page204 (PDF236), verso page (folio "२०४" left, book title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" right -- confirms expected recto/verso alternation continuing from page203). Threshold sweep found a stable 32-band plateau from T=5 through T=7.5; settled THRESH=5. Page end confirmed by the CC-0 footer stamp printed as its own final band, same pattern as prior pages -- page ends immediately after verse 9's Sanskrit couplet, before its Hindi gloss, which continues onto page205. The 221px band17->18 gap was investigated per the standing mandate: it was NOT anomalous, but contained one short closing-citation line ("है ॥ ३-६ ॥") that fell below the row-darkness threshold on its own -- recovered by direct crop of the gap region and folded into the joint verses-3-6 gloss below. Continues the Akriti-yoga name-list begun in verse 3.

  5. 36.5 सत्यापित

    5

    संस्कृत

    शरशक्तिदण्डनौका-कूटच्छत्रधनूंषि च । अर्धेन्दुयोगश्चक्राख्यः समुद्रश्चेति विंशतिः ॥ ५ ॥

    sharashaktidandanauka-kutacchatradhanumshi ca | ardhenduyogashcakrakhyah samudrashceti vimshatih || 5 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Shara, Shakti, Danda, Nauka, Kuta, Chhatra, and Dhanus (the bow); Ardhendu-yoga, the one called Chakra, and Samudra -- thus [these total] twenty.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    रज्जु, मुसल, तथा नल ये तीन आश्रय योग हैं । माला और सर्प ये दोनों योग दलसंज्ञक हैं । गदा, शकट, पक्षी, हल, वज्र, यव, कमल, वापी, यूप, शर, शक्ति, दण्ड, नौका, कूट, छत्र, धनुष् ( चाप ), अर्धचन्द्र, चक्र तथा समुद्र ये बीस योग आकृति-संज्ञक हैं । वीणा, दाम, पाश, केदार, शूल, युग तथा गोल ये सात संख्या योग हैं । इस प्रकार सभी ये ( ३२ ) बत्तीस नाभस योग कहे गए हैं । यहाँ यह भी ध्येय है कि चर, स्थिर द्विस्वभाव राशियों पर आश्रित होने के कारण आश्रय योग, ग्रहों की स्थिति से उत्पन्न आकृति के आधार पर आकृति योग, तथा एकादि राशि में ग्रहों की स्थिति से वीणादि योग, ये सभी संज्ञाएँ सहेतुक है ॥ ३-६ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS page204 (PDF236), verso page (folio "२०४" left, book title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" right -- confirms expected recto/verso alternation continuing from page203). Threshold sweep found a stable 32-band plateau from T=5 through T=7.5; settled THRESH=5. Page end confirmed by the CC-0 footer stamp printed as its own final band, same pattern as prior pages -- page ends immediately after verse 9's Sanskrit couplet, before its Hindi gloss, which continues onto page205. The 221px band17->18 gap was investigated per the standing mandate: it was NOT anomalous, but contained one short closing-citation line ("है ॥ ३-६ ॥") that fell below the row-darkness threshold on its own -- recovered by direct crop of the gap region and folded into the joint verses-3-6 gloss below. Closes the 20-name Akriti-yoga list, matching the total given in verse 36.2. The verse's "अर्धेन्दु" (ardhendu, "half-moon") and the accompanying gloss's "अर्धचन्द्र" (ardhachandra) are synonymous poetic variants for the same yoga name, both zoom-verified as printed -- not a discrepancy.

  6. 36.6 सत्यापित

    6

    संस्कृत

    अथ वीणा दाम पाशः केदारः शूलसंज्ञकः । युगगोलाविति सप्त योगा दन्तमिताः मताः ॥ ६ ॥

    atha vina dama pashah kedarah shulasanjnakah | yugagolaviti sapta yoga dantamitah matah || 6 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Now, Vina, Dama, Pasha, and the one called Kedara-Shula; Yuga and Gola -- thus [these] seven yogas are considered, numbered [as part of the full 32] by the danta ("tooth", a traditional numeral-kenning for 32).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    रज्जु, मुसल, तथा नल ये तीन आश्रय योग हैं । माला और सर्प ये दोनों योग दलसंज्ञक हैं । गदा, शकट, पक्षी, हल, वज्र, यव, कमल, वापी, यूप, शर, शक्ति, दण्ड, नौका, कूट, छत्र, धनुष् ( चाप ), अर्धचन्द्र, चक्र तथा समुद्र ये बीस योग आकृति-संज्ञक हैं । वीणा, दाम, पाश, केदार, शूल, युग तथा गोल ये सात संख्या योग हैं । इस प्रकार सभी ये ( ३२ ) बत्तीस नाभस योग कहे गए हैं । यहाँ यह भी ध्येय है कि चर, स्थिर द्विस्वभाव राशियों पर आश्रित होने के कारण आश्रय योग, ग्रहों की स्थिति से उत्पन्न आकृति के आधार पर आकृति योग, तथा एकादि राशि में ग्रहों की स्थिति से वीणादि योग, ये सभी संज्ञाएँ सहेतुक है ॥ ३-६ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS page204 (PDF236), verso page (folio "२०४" left, book title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" right -- confirms expected recto/verso alternation continuing from page203). Threshold sweep found a stable 32-band plateau from T=5 through T=7.5; settled THRESH=5. Page end confirmed by the CC-0 footer stamp printed as its own final band, same pattern as prior pages -- page ends immediately after verse 9's Sanskrit couplet, before its Hindi gloss, which continues onto page205. The 221px band17->18 gap was investigated per the standing mandate: it was NOT anomalous, but contained one short closing-citation line ("है ॥ ३-६ ॥") that fell below the row-darkness threshold on its own -- recovered by direct crop of the gap region and folded into the joint verses-3-6 gloss below. Closes the joint verses-3-6 gloss (citation "३-६"), completing the full 32-yoga name-list (Ashraya 3 + Dala 2 + Akriti 20 + Sankhya 7 = 32), matching the closing gloss line's own count "(३२) बत्तीस नाभस योग". DISCLOSED interpretive note: "दन्तमिताः" was zoom-verified as printed exactly; "दन्त" (danta, "tooth") is tentatively read here via the traditional Sanskrit numeral-kenning where danta = 32 (the number of teeth), which would corroborate the gloss's closing total of 32 rather than restating the count of 7 just given for the Sankhya-yogas alone -- the Hindi gloss itself does not use this kenning and paraphrases the line simply as "सात संख्या-संज्ञक", so the kenning reading is offered as the most plausible sense of the compound without being independently confirmed by the gloss.

  7. 36.7 सत्यापित

    7

    संस्कृत

    अखिलैश्चरगैः खेटैः स्थिरगैद्विस्वभावगैः । क्रमाद्रज्जुश्च मुसलो नलश्चेत्याश्रया मताः ॥ ७ ॥

    akhilaishcaragaih khetaih sthiragaidvisvabhavagaih | kramadrajjushca musalo nalashcetyashraya matah || 7 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    By all planets situated in movable (chara) signs, by [planets] situated in fixed (sthira) signs, and situated in dual-natured (dvisvabhava) signs -- in order, [these give rise to] Rajju, Musala, and Nala; [these three] are considered the Ashraya[-yogas].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    चर राशि में सभी ग्रह हों तो रज्जुयोग, स्थिर राशिस्थ हों तो मुसलयोग; और द्विस्वभावगत हों तो नलयोग होते हैं । ये तीनों योग आश्रय योग हैं । सभी शुभग्रह तीन केन्द्र स्थानों और पापग्रह केन्द्रातिरिक्त स्थानों में हों तो मालायोग, एवं सभी पापग्रह ३ केन्द्रों में और शुभग्रह केन्द्रातिरिक्त स्थानों में रहें तो सर्प योग होते हैं । ये दोनों योग दल संज्ञक हैं ॥ ७-८ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS page204 (PDF236), verso page (folio "२०४" left, book title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" right -- confirms expected recto/verso alternation continuing from page203). Threshold sweep found a stable 32-band plateau from T=5 through T=7.5; settled THRESH=5. Page end confirmed by the CC-0 footer stamp printed as its own final band, same pattern as prior pages -- page ends immediately after verse 9's Sanskrit couplet, before its Hindi gloss, which continues onto page205. The 221px band17->18 gap was investigated per the standing mandate: it was NOT anomalous, but contained one short closing-citation line ("है ॥ ३-६ ॥") that fell below the row-darkness threshold on its own -- recovered by direct crop of the gap region and folded into the joint verses-3-6 gloss below. Opens the definitions section for the Ashraya and Dala yogas (heading "आश्रय-दलयोगों के लक्षण—" recorded as a structural source note), giving the precise planetary-placement rule for each of the three Ashraya-yoga names listed in verse 3.

  8. 36.8 सत्यापित

    8

    संस्कृत

    शुभैः केन्द्रत्रितयगैः क्रूरैर्वा दलनामकौ । मालाभुजङ्गौ सदसत्फलदौ क्रमशो मतौ ॥ ८ ॥

    shubhaih kendratritayagaih krurairva dalanamakau | malabhujangau sadasatphaladau kramasho matau || 8 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    By benefics situated in all three kendras (quadrants), or by malefics [likewise placed] -- [these] are called, by the Dala[-yoga] names, Mala and Bhujanga respectively, giving good and bad results respectively.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    चर राशि में सभी ग्रह हों तो रज्जुयोग, स्थिर राशिस्थ हों तो मुसलयोग; और द्विस्वभावगत हों तो नलयोग होते हैं । ये तीनों योग आश्रय योग हैं । सभी शुभग्रह तीन केन्द्र स्थानों और पापग्रह केन्द्रातिरिक्त स्थानों में हों तो मालायोग, एवं सभी पापग्रह ३ केन्द्रों में और शुभग्रह केन्द्रातिरिक्त स्थानों में रहें तो सर्प योग होते हैं । ये दोनों योग दल संज्ञक हैं ॥ ७-८ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS page204 (PDF236), verso page (folio "२०४" left, book title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" right -- confirms expected recto/verso alternation continuing from page203). Threshold sweep found a stable 32-band plateau from T=5 through T=7.5; settled THRESH=5. Page end confirmed by the CC-0 footer stamp printed as its own final band, same pattern as prior pages -- page ends immediately after verse 9's Sanskrit couplet, before its Hindi gloss, which continues onto page205. The 221px band17->18 gap was investigated per the standing mandate: it was NOT anomalous, but contained one short closing-citation line ("है ॥ ३-६ ॥") that fell below the row-darkness threshold on its own -- recovered by direct crop of the gap region and folded into the joint verses-3-6 gloss below. Closes the joint verses-7-8 gloss (citation "७-८"), giving the precise planetary-placement rule for the two Dala-yoga names listed in verse 3.

  9. 36.9 सत्यापित

    9

    संस्कृत

    आसन्नकेन्द्रद्वयगैर्गदाख्यो निखिलैः खगैः । लग्नास्तगैस्तु शकटो विहगो गृहकर्मगैः ॥ ९ ॥

    asannakendradvayagairgadakhyo nikhilaih khagaih | lagnastagaistu shakato vihago grihakarmagaih || 9 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    By all planets situated in two adjacent kendras [quadrants], the yoga called Gada [arises]. But by [planets] situated in the lagna and the 7th (asta, the setting-point), [it is] Shakata; and [by planets] situated in the house-and-karma [houses], [it is] Vihaga.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    आसन्नवत् दो केन्द्र स्थानो में सभी ग्रह हों तो गदा नामक योग, लग्न और सप्तम में सभी ग्रह हों तो शकट योग, चतुर्थ-दशम में सभी ग्रह हों तो विहग योग होता है । यदि त्रिकोण (१।५।९) संस्थित सभी ग्रह हों तो शृंगाटक योग कहलाता है । २।६।१० या २।७।११ अथवा ३।८।१२ में सभी ग्रह हों तो हल संज्ञक योग होता है । शुभग्रह लग्न तथा तत्सप्तम में हो और पाप ग्रह चतुर्थ दशमस्थ हों वज्रयोग इसके विपरीत (लग्न-सप्तम में पापग्रह और चतुर्थ-दशम में शुभग्रह हों) यव योग होता है । सभी ग्रह चारो केन्द्र में ही हों तो कमल योग, और केन्द्र से अन्य (पणफर तथा आपोक्लिम) में ही सभी ग्रह हों तो वापी संज्ञक योग होता है । लग्न से चतुर्थ स्थान तक सभी ग्रह हों तो यूप योग, चतुर्थ से चार स्थानों में (सप्तम तक) सभी ग्रह हों तो शरयोग, सप्तम से चार स्थानों में (दशम तक) सभी ग्रह रहें तो शक्ति योग एवं दशम से चार स्थानों में सभी ग्रहों के रहने पर दण्ड योग होता है । लग्न से लगातार सात राशियों में सभी ग्रहों के रहने से नौका, चतुर्थ से सात राशियों में सभी ग्रहों के रहने से कूट, सप्तम से ७ राशियों में सभी ग्रहों के होने पर छत्र, और दशम से सात स्थानों में सातो ग्रहों के रहने पर चाप योग होता है । केन्द्र से भिन्न सात स्थानों में सातो ग्रह हों तो आठ प्रकार का अर्धचन्द्र योग होता है:-- जैसे दूसरे से लेकर अष्टम स्थान पर्यन्त प्रत्येक स्थान में एक एक सातो ग्रह हों तो प्रथम अर्धचन्द्र । तृतीय से नवम तक एक एक कर सातो ग्रह रहें तो द्वितीय अर्धचन्द्र । इसी तरह अष्टविध अर्धचन्द्र योग समझना । लग्न से एकान्तर करके (१।३।५।७।९।११) छह स्थानों में सभी ग्रह हों तो चक्रयोग, और द्वितीय भाव से एकान्तर कर (२।४।६।८।१०।१२) स्थानों में सभी ग्रह हों तो समुद्र योग होता है । उपर्युक्त बीसों योग आकृति योग नाम से व्यवहृत होते हैं ॥ ९-१६ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS page204 (PDF236), verso page (folio "२०४" left, book title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" right -- confirms expected recto/verso alternation continuing from page203). Threshold sweep found a stable 32-band plateau from T=5 through T=7.5; settled THRESH=5. Page end confirmed by the CC-0 footer stamp printed as its own final band, same pattern as prior pages -- page ends immediately after verse 9's Sanskrit couplet, before its Hindi gloss, which continues onto page205. The 221px band17->18 gap was investigated per the standing mandate: it was NOT anomalous, but contained one short closing-citation line ("है ॥ ३-६ ॥") that fell below the row-darkness threshold on its own -- recovered by direct crop of the gap region and folded into the joint verses-3-6 gloss below. Opens the definitions section for the Akriti yogas (heading "आकृति योग लक्षण—" recorded as a structural source note), beginning with the placement-rules for Gada, Shakata, and Vihaga. The page ends immediately after this verse's Sanskrit couplet -- its Hindi gloss is printed on the following page (205) and has NOT yet been transcribed; translationHi has been updated (page205 seeding pass) with the full joint gloss for verses 9-16, transcribed from page205 -- replacing the temporary placeholder set on page204. Interpretive note superseded: the gloss confirms "गृहकर्मगैः" refers to the 4th (griha) and 10th (karma) houses for Vihaga, matching the tentative reading offered on page204.

  10. 36.10 सत्यापित

    10

    संस्कृत

    त्रिकोणसंस्थितैः खेटैर्योगः शृङ्गाटकाभिधः । धर्मारिकर्मगैः किंवा सहजास्तायगैर्द्विज ॥ १० ॥

    trikonasamsthitaih khetairyogah shringatakabhidhah | dharmarikarmagaih kimva sahajastayagairdvija || 10 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    By planets situated in the trikona (the 1st-5th-9th houses), the yoga called Shringataka [arises]. Or, by [planets] situated in the dharma-ari-karma [houses, i.e. the 9th-6th-10th], or by [planets] situated in the sahaja-asta-aya [houses, i.e. the 3rd-7th-11th], O twice-born (dvija).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    आसन्नवत् दो केन्द्र स्थानो में सभी ग्रह हों तो गदा नामक योग, लग्न और सप्तम में सभी ग्रह हों तो शकट योग, चतुर्थ-दशम में सभी ग्रह हों तो विहग योग होता है । यदि त्रिकोण (१।५।९) संस्थित सभी ग्रह हों तो शृंगाटक योग कहलाता है । २।६।१० या २।७।११ अथवा ३।८।१२ में सभी ग्रह हों तो हल संज्ञक योग होता है । शुभग्रह लग्न तथा तत्सप्तम में हो और पाप ग्रह चतुर्थ दशमस्थ हों वज्रयोग इसके विपरीत (लग्न-सप्तम में पापग्रह और चतुर्थ-दशम में शुभग्रह हों) यव योग होता है । सभी ग्रह चारो केन्द्र में ही हों तो कमल योग, और केन्द्र से अन्य (पणफर तथा आपोक्लिम) में ही सभी ग्रह हों तो वापी संज्ञक योग होता है । लग्न से चतुर्थ स्थान तक सभी ग्रह हों तो यूप योग, चतुर्थ से चार स्थानों में (सप्तम तक) सभी ग्रह हों तो शरयोग, सप्तम से चार स्थानों में (दशम तक) सभी ग्रह रहें तो शक्ति योग एवं दशम से चार स्थानों में सभी ग्रहों के रहने पर दण्ड योग होता है । लग्न से लगातार सात राशियों में सभी ग्रहों के रहने से नौका, चतुर्थ से सात राशियों में सभी ग्रहों के रहने से कूट, सप्तम से ७ राशियों में सभी ग्रहों के होने पर छत्र, और दशम से सात स्थानों में सातो ग्रहों के रहने पर चाप योग होता है । केन्द्र से भिन्न सात स्थानों में सातो ग्रह हों तो आठ प्रकार का अर्धचन्द्र योग होता है:-- जैसे दूसरे से लेकर अष्टम स्थान पर्यन्त प्रत्येक स्थान में एक एक सातो ग्रह हों तो प्रथम अर्धचन्द्र । तृतीय से नवम तक एक एक कर सातो ग्रह रहें तो द्वितीय अर्धचन्द्र । इसी तरह अष्टविध अर्धचन्द्र योग समझना । लग्न से एकान्तर करके (१।३।५।७।९।११) छह स्थानों में सभी ग्रह हों तो चक्रयोग, और द्वितीय भाव से एकान्तर कर (२।४।६।८।१०।१२) स्थानों में सभी ग्रह हों तो समुद्र योग होता है । उपर्युक्त बीसों योग आकृति योग नाम से व्यवहृत होते हैं ॥ ९-१६ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS page205 (PDF237), recto page (running head "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" confirms expected recto/verso alternation continuing from page204). Band-detection threshold reused from page204 sweep. Page ends with the CC-0 footer stamp as its own final band, same pattern as prior pages -- but unlike prior pages, the page ends MID-SENTENCE in the middle of the Hindi gloss for verse 36.16 (Chakra/Samudra), which continues onto page206 and has not yet been transcribed. Both closing compounds zoom-verified with high confidence and cross-checked via bhava-name sandhi decomposition (dharma=9th, ari=6th, karma=10th; sahaja=3rd, asta=7th, aya=11th house), both grammatically valid. NOTE: the gloss (translationHi, shared jointly across verses 9-16) states only the simple trikona (1-5-9) condition for Shringataka and does not restate this verse's two alternate compound conditions -- consistent with a pattern seen throughout this page, where the root verses pack in multiple alternate placement-rules that the abbreviated Hindi gloss does not always individually restate.

  11. 36.11 सत्यापित

    11

    संस्कृत

    हिद्युकायुष्ठ्येयस्थैर्वा हलयोग उदीरितः । लग्नास्तगैः शुभैः खेटैरशुभैरम्बुकसंगैः ॥ ११ ॥

    hidyukayushthyeyasthairva halayoga uditah | lagnastagaih shubhaih khetairashubhairambukasangaih || 11 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [By planets situated in the positions the gloss identifies as the 2nd-6th-10th, or the 2nd-7th-11th, or the 3rd-8th-12th houses], Hala-yoga is declared. By benefics situated in the lagna and the 7th (asta), [and] by malefics in the ambuka-samga [houses -- sense uncertain, possibly a reference to watery/succedent signs].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    आसन्नवत् दो केन्द्र स्थानो में सभी ग्रह हों तो गदा नामक योग, लग्न और सप्तम में सभी ग्रह हों तो शकट योग, चतुर्थ-दशम में सभी ग्रह हों तो विहग योग होता है । यदि त्रिकोण (१।५।९) संस्थित सभी ग्रह हों तो शृंगाटक योग कहलाता है । २।६।१० या २।७।११ अथवा ३।८।१२ में सभी ग्रह हों तो हल संज्ञक योग होता है । शुभग्रह लग्न तथा तत्सप्तम में हो और पाप ग्रह चतुर्थ दशमस्थ हों वज्रयोग इसके विपरीत (लग्न-सप्तम में पापग्रह और चतुर्थ-दशम में शुभग्रह हों) यव योग होता है । सभी ग्रह चारो केन्द्र में ही हों तो कमल योग, और केन्द्र से अन्य (पणफर तथा आपोक्लिम) में ही सभी ग्रह हों तो वापी संज्ञक योग होता है । लग्न से चतुर्थ स्थान तक सभी ग्रह हों तो यूप योग, चतुर्थ से चार स्थानों में (सप्तम तक) सभी ग्रह हों तो शरयोग, सप्तम से चार स्थानों में (दशम तक) सभी ग्रह रहें तो शक्ति योग एवं दशम से चार स्थानों में सभी ग्रहों के रहने पर दण्ड योग होता है । लग्न से लगातार सात राशियों में सभी ग्रहों के रहने से नौका, चतुर्थ से सात राशियों में सभी ग्रहों के रहने से कूट, सप्तम से ७ राशियों में सभी ग्रहों के होने पर छत्र, और दशम से सात स्थानों में सातो ग्रहों के रहने पर चाप योग होता है । केन्द्र से भिन्न सात स्थानों में सातो ग्रह हों तो आठ प्रकार का अर्धचन्द्र योग होता है:-- जैसे दूसरे से लेकर अष्टम स्थान पर्यन्त प्रत्येक स्थान में एक एक सातो ग्रह हों तो प्रथम अर्धचन्द्र । तृतीय से नवम तक एक एक कर सातो ग्रह रहें तो द्वितीय अर्धचन्द्र । इसी तरह अष्टविध अर्धचन्द्र योग समझना । लग्न से एकान्तर करके (१।३।५।७।९।११) छह स्थानों में सभी ग्रह हों तो चक्रयोग, और द्वितीय भाव से एकान्तर कर (२।४।६।८।१०।१२) स्थानों में सभी ग्रह हों तो समुद्र योग होता है । उपर्युक्त बीसों योग आकृति योग नाम से व्यवहृत होते हैं ॥ ९-१६ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS page205 (PDF237), recto page (running head "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" confirms expected recto/verso alternation continuing from page204). Band-detection threshold reused from page204 sweep. Page ends with the CC-0 footer stamp as its own final band, same pattern as prior pages -- but unlike prior pages, the page ends MID-SENTENCE in the middle of the Hindi gloss for verse 36.16 (Chakra/Samudra), which continues onto page206 and has not yet been transcribed. LOW-CONFIDENCE DISCLOSURE (explicit, per user instruction): the opening compound of this verse's first line -- transliterated here as "hidyukayushthyeyasthairva" -- resisted confident letter-by-letter reading across roughly a dozen independent zoom/contrast crops (2.5x-9x magnification, including autocontrast sharpening) spanning two work sessions. This is a genuine source print-clarity limit, not a crop-parameter problem; the akshara shapes remain ambiguous at every magnification tried. The remainder of the verse ("हलयोग उदीरितः" and all of line 2) is clearly legible and printed exactly as given. The Hindi gloss (translationHi) independently and clearly states Hala-yoga's condition as "२।६।१० या २।७।११ अथवा ३।८।१२" (planets in the 2nd-6th-10th, or 2nd-7th-11th, or 3rd-8th-12th houses) -- this is offered as strong corroborating evidence for the SEMANTIC content of the illegible compound (which almost certainly encodes these same three house-triads via bhava-name sandhi, following the same technique confirmed in verse 10), even though the exact printed syllables could not be matched letter-for-letter with confidence. The verse is seeded as verified per explicit user instruction: best-effort transliteration retained, offered with lower confidence than this pipeline's usual bar. "अम्बुकसंगैः" in line 2 is legible as printed but its precise technical sense (possibly "conjoined with watery [signs]") is not confirmed by the gloss, which does not address this second line.

  12. 36.12 सत्यापित

    12

    संस्कृत

    वज्राख्ययोग उदितो विपरीतगतैयवः । ग्रहैस्तु सकलैः सर्वकेन्द्रगैः कमलाभिधः ॥ १२ ॥

    vajrakhyayoga udito viparitagataiyavah | grahaistu sakalaih sarvakendragaih kamalabhidhah || 12 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The yoga named Vajra is declared; by [planets] in reverse [placement], [it is called] Yava. But by all planets situated in all [four] kendras, [it is] called Kamala.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    आसन्नवत् दो केन्द्र स्थानो में सभी ग्रह हों तो गदा नामक योग, लग्न और सप्तम में सभी ग्रह हों तो शकट योग, चतुर्थ-दशम में सभी ग्रह हों तो विहग योग होता है । यदि त्रिकोण (१।५।९) संस्थित सभी ग्रह हों तो शृंगाटक योग कहलाता है । २।६।१० या २।७।११ अथवा ३।८।१२ में सभी ग्रह हों तो हल संज्ञक योग होता है । शुभग्रह लग्न तथा तत्सप्तम में हो और पाप ग्रह चतुर्थ दशमस्थ हों वज्रयोग इसके विपरीत (लग्न-सप्तम में पापग्रह और चतुर्थ-दशम में शुभग्रह हों) यव योग होता है । सभी ग्रह चारो केन्द्र में ही हों तो कमल योग, और केन्द्र से अन्य (पणफर तथा आपोक्लिम) में ही सभी ग्रह हों तो वापी संज्ञक योग होता है । लग्न से चतुर्थ स्थान तक सभी ग्रह हों तो यूप योग, चतुर्थ से चार स्थानों में (सप्तम तक) सभी ग्रह हों तो शरयोग, सप्तम से चार स्थानों में (दशम तक) सभी ग्रह रहें तो शक्ति योग एवं दशम से चार स्थानों में सभी ग्रहों के रहने पर दण्ड योग होता है । लग्न से लगातार सात राशियों में सभी ग्रहों के रहने से नौका, चतुर्थ से सात राशियों में सभी ग्रहों के रहने से कूट, सप्तम से ७ राशियों में सभी ग्रहों के होने पर छत्र, और दशम से सात स्थानों में सातो ग्रहों के रहने पर चाप योग होता है । केन्द्र से भिन्न सात स्थानों में सातो ग्रह हों तो आठ प्रकार का अर्धचन्द्र योग होता है:-- जैसे दूसरे से लेकर अष्टम स्थान पर्यन्त प्रत्येक स्थान में एक एक सातो ग्रह हों तो प्रथम अर्धचन्द्र । तृतीय से नवम तक एक एक कर सातो ग्रह रहें तो द्वितीय अर्धचन्द्र । इसी तरह अष्टविध अर्धचन्द्र योग समझना । लग्न से एकान्तर करके (१।३।५।७।९।११) छह स्थानों में सभी ग्रह हों तो चक्रयोग, और द्वितीय भाव से एकान्तर कर (२।४।६।८।१०।१२) स्थानों में सभी ग्रह हों तो समुद्र योग होता है । उपर्युक्त बीसों योग आकृति योग नाम से व्यवहृत होते हैं ॥ ९-१६ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS page205 (PDF237), recto page (running head "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" confirms expected recto/verso alternation continuing from page204). Band-detection threshold reused from page204 sweep. Page ends with the CC-0 footer stamp as its own final band, same pattern as prior pages -- but unlike prior pages, the page ends MID-SENTENCE in the middle of the Hindi gloss for verse 36.16 (Chakra/Samudra), which continues onto page206 and has not yet been transcribed. RETROACTIVE_CORRECTION (disclosed, not silent): this verse's first line was previously drafted (in-session, not yet published) as ending "...विपरीतगतैरेव" ("by planets in reverse motion only"). Re-zoomed at 7x for this page's seeding pass, the closing akshara cluster reads unambiguously "...तैयवः" (gataih yavah), not "...तैरेव" (gatairev) -- i.e. the line names the yoga "यवः" (Yava), not the particle "एव". This is directly confirmed by the Hindi gloss, which explicitly states: benefics in lagna+7th and malefics in 4th+10th = Vajra-yoga; the reverse placement = "यव योग" (Yava-yoga). Line 2's "कमलाभिधः" (called Kamala, for all planets in all four kendras) is likewise directly confirmed by the gloss's "सभी ग्रह चारो केन्द्र में ही हों तो कमल योग". Both names now verified with high confidence via gloss cross-check.

  13. 36.13 सत्यापित

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    संस्कृत

    केन्द्रतोऽपरराशिस्थैः समैर्वापि पदाभिधः । लग्नतोऽस्तकर्मभ्यश्चतुःस्थानस्थितैर्ग्रहैः ॥ १३ ॥

    kendrato'pararashisthaih samairvapi padabhidhah | lagnato'stakarmabhyashcatuhsthanasthitairgrahaih || 13 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    By [planets] situated equally in signs other than the kendras, or also [in this manner], [it is] called Pada. By planets situated in the four positions from the lagna, the asta (7th), and the karma (10th) [houses] [-- construction uncertain].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    आसन्नवत् दो केन्द्र स्थानो में सभी ग्रह हों तो गदा नामक योग, लग्न और सप्तम में सभी ग्रह हों तो शकट योग, चतुर्थ-दशम में सभी ग्रह हों तो विहग योग होता है । यदि त्रिकोण (१।५।९) संस्थित सभी ग्रह हों तो शृंगाटक योग कहलाता है । २।६।१० या २।७।११ अथवा ३।८।१२ में सभी ग्रह हों तो हल संज्ञक योग होता है । शुभग्रह लग्न तथा तत्सप्तम में हो और पाप ग्रह चतुर्थ दशमस्थ हों वज्रयोग इसके विपरीत (लग्न-सप्तम में पापग्रह और चतुर्थ-दशम में शुभग्रह हों) यव योग होता है । सभी ग्रह चारो केन्द्र में ही हों तो कमल योग, और केन्द्र से अन्य (पणफर तथा आपोक्लिम) में ही सभी ग्रह हों तो वापी संज्ञक योग होता है । लग्न से चतुर्थ स्थान तक सभी ग्रह हों तो यूप योग, चतुर्थ से चार स्थानों में (सप्तम तक) सभी ग्रह हों तो शरयोग, सप्तम से चार स्थानों में (दशम तक) सभी ग्रह रहें तो शक्ति योग एवं दशम से चार स्थानों में सभी ग्रहों के रहने पर दण्ड योग होता है । लग्न से लगातार सात राशियों में सभी ग्रहों के रहने से नौका, चतुर्थ से सात राशियों में सभी ग्रहों के रहने से कूट, सप्तम से ७ राशियों में सभी ग्रहों के होने पर छत्र, और दशम से सात स्थानों में सातो ग्रहों के रहने पर चाप योग होता है । केन्द्र से भिन्न सात स्थानों में सातो ग्रह हों तो आठ प्रकार का अर्धचन्द्र योग होता है:-- जैसे दूसरे से लेकर अष्टम स्थान पर्यन्त प्रत्येक स्थान में एक एक सातो ग्रह हों तो प्रथम अर्धचन्द्र । तृतीय से नवम तक एक एक कर सातो ग्रह रहें तो द्वितीय अर्धचन्द्र । इसी तरह अष्टविध अर्धचन्द्र योग समझना । लग्न से एकान्तर करके (१।३।५।७।९।११) छह स्थानों में सभी ग्रह हों तो चक्रयोग, और द्वितीय भाव से एकान्तर कर (२।४।६।८।१०।१२) स्थानों में सभी ग्रह हों तो समुद्र योग होता है । उपर्युक्त बीसों योग आकृति योग नाम से व्यवहृत होते हैं ॥ ९-१६ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS page205 (PDF237), recto page (running head "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" confirms expected recto/verso alternation continuing from page204). Band-detection threshold reused from page204 sweep. Page ends with the CC-0 footer stamp as its own final band, same pattern as prior pages -- but unlike prior pages, the page ends MID-SENTENCE in the middle of the Hindi gloss for verse 36.16 (Chakra/Samudra), which continues onto page206 and has not yet been transcribed. DISCLOSED naming discrepancy between root verse and gloss (not a misreading -- both readings independently zoom-confirmed at high magnification, "पदा" unambiguous at 10x with the characteristic द loop-shape clearly distinct from a conjunct्य): this verse names the yoga condition (planets in non-kendra houses) "पद" (Pada) -- a name that does NOT appear anywhere in page204's summary name-list of the 20 Akriti-yogas (verse 36.4-5, which lists "...कमलं वापियूपकौ..." i.e. Kamala, Vapi, Yupaka in sequence, with no "Pada"). The Hindi gloss on this same page independently and consistently calls this same condition "वापी संज्ञक योग" (Vapi), matching the page204 name-list. This is retained and disclosed as a genuine textual variation between the root verse's own terminology and both the summary list and the commentary's terminology, per this pipeline's no-silent-correction policy -- not resolved or corrected. Line 2's construction (four positions counted from lagna, 7th, and 10th) is retained literally; its precise intended reading is not independently confirmed by the (abbreviated) gloss.

  14. 36.14 सत्यापित

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    संस्कृत

    यूपः शरः शक्तिदण्डौ क्रमादेते योगा उदीरिताः । लग्नात्त्रयांसमाच्च दशमात्सप्तमास्थितैः ॥ १४ ॥

    yupah sharah shaktidandau kramadete yoga uditah | lagnattrayamsamacca dashamatsaptamasthitaih || 14 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Yupa, Shara, and Shakti-Danda -- these yogas are declared in order. [By planets] situated in three [signs] each from the lagna, and [continuing] from the 10th and the 7th.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    आसन्नवत् दो केन्द्र स्थानो में सभी ग्रह हों तो गदा नामक योग, लग्न और सप्तम में सभी ग्रह हों तो शकट योग, चतुर्थ-दशम में सभी ग्रह हों तो विहग योग होता है । यदि त्रिकोण (१।५।९) संस्थित सभी ग्रह हों तो शृंगाटक योग कहलाता है । २।६।१० या २।७।११ अथवा ३।८।१२ में सभी ग्रह हों तो हल संज्ञक योग होता है । शुभग्रह लग्न तथा तत्सप्तम में हो और पाप ग्रह चतुर्थ दशमस्थ हों वज्रयोग इसके विपरीत (लग्न-सप्तम में पापग्रह और चतुर्थ-दशम में शुभग्रह हों) यव योग होता है । सभी ग्रह चारो केन्द्र में ही हों तो कमल योग, और केन्द्र से अन्य (पणफर तथा आपोक्लिम) में ही सभी ग्रह हों तो वापी संज्ञक योग होता है । लग्न से चतुर्थ स्थान तक सभी ग्रह हों तो यूप योग, चतुर्थ से चार स्थानों में (सप्तम तक) सभी ग्रह हों तो शरयोग, सप्तम से चार स्थानों में (दशम तक) सभी ग्रह रहें तो शक्ति योग एवं दशम से चार स्थानों में सभी ग्रहों के रहने पर दण्ड योग होता है । लग्न से लगातार सात राशियों में सभी ग्रहों के रहने से नौका, चतुर्थ से सात राशियों में सभी ग्रहों के रहने से कूट, सप्तम से ७ राशियों में सभी ग्रहों के होने पर छत्र, और दशम से सात स्थानों में सातो ग्रहों के रहने पर चाप योग होता है । केन्द्र से भिन्न सात स्थानों में सातो ग्रह हों तो आठ प्रकार का अर्धचन्द्र योग होता है:-- जैसे दूसरे से लेकर अष्टम स्थान पर्यन्त प्रत्येक स्थान में एक एक सातो ग्रह हों तो प्रथम अर्धचन्द्र । तृतीय से नवम तक एक एक कर सातो ग्रह रहें तो द्वितीय अर्धचन्द्र । इसी तरह अष्टविध अर्धचन्द्र योग समझना । लग्न से एकान्तर करके (१।३।५।७।९।११) छह स्थानों में सभी ग्रह हों तो चक्रयोग, और द्वितीय भाव से एकान्तर कर (२।४।६।८।१०।१२) स्थानों में सभी ग्रह हों तो समुद्र योग होता है । उपर्युक्त बीसों योग आकृति योग नाम से व्यवहृत होते हैं ॥ ९-१६ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS page205 (PDF237), recto page (running head "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" confirms expected recto/verso alternation continuing from page204). Band-detection threshold reused from page204 sweep. Page ends with the CC-0 footer stamp as its own final band, same pattern as prior pages -- but unlike prior pages, the page ends MID-SENTENCE in the middle of the Hindi gloss for verse 36.16 (Chakra/Samudra), which continues onto page206 and has not yet been transcribed. Names directly confirmed by the gloss, which independently gives matching sequential four-house spans: lagna-to-4th = Yupa, 4th-to-7th = Shara, 7th-to-10th = Shakti, 10th-to-(1st) = Danda. Line 2's precise segmentation is retained literally; the gloss's four-span description is offered as the clearer statement of the same rule.

  15. 36.15 सत्यापित

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    ग्रहैनौका तथा कूटच्छत्रचापाः क्रमान्मताः । नावाद्यैरन्यराशिभ्यः प्रवृत्तैरर्धचन्द्रकम् ॥ १५ ॥

    grahainauka tatha kutacchatracapah kramanmatah | navadyairanyarashibhyah pravrittairardhachandrakam || 15 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    By planets, Nauka, and likewise Kuta, Chhatra, [and] Chapa are considered, in order. By [planets] beginning from Nauka['s configuration] but proceeding from other [i.e. non-adjacent] signs, [there arises] the Ardhachandra (half-moon) [yoga].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    आसन्नवत् दो केन्द्र स्थानो में सभी ग्रह हों तो गदा नामक योग, लग्न और सप्तम में सभी ग्रह हों तो शकट योग, चतुर्थ-दशम में सभी ग्रह हों तो विहग योग होता है । यदि त्रिकोण (१।५।९) संस्थित सभी ग्रह हों तो शृंगाटक योग कहलाता है । २।६।१० या २।७।११ अथवा ३।८।१२ में सभी ग्रह हों तो हल संज्ञक योग होता है । शुभग्रह लग्न तथा तत्सप्तम में हो और पाप ग्रह चतुर्थ दशमस्थ हों वज्रयोग इसके विपरीत (लग्न-सप्तम में पापग्रह और चतुर्थ-दशम में शुभग्रह हों) यव योग होता है । सभी ग्रह चारो केन्द्र में ही हों तो कमल योग, और केन्द्र से अन्य (पणफर तथा आपोक्लिम) में ही सभी ग्रह हों तो वापी संज्ञक योग होता है । लग्न से चतुर्थ स्थान तक सभी ग्रह हों तो यूप योग, चतुर्थ से चार स्थानों में (सप्तम तक) सभी ग्रह हों तो शरयोग, सप्तम से चार स्थानों में (दशम तक) सभी ग्रह रहें तो शक्ति योग एवं दशम से चार स्थानों में सभी ग्रहों के रहने पर दण्ड योग होता है । लग्न से लगातार सात राशियों में सभी ग्रहों के रहने से नौका, चतुर्थ से सात राशियों में सभी ग्रहों के रहने से कूट, सप्तम से ७ राशियों में सभी ग्रहों के होने पर छत्र, और दशम से सात स्थानों में सातो ग्रहों के रहने पर चाप योग होता है । केन्द्र से भिन्न सात स्थानों में सातो ग्रह हों तो आठ प्रकार का अर्धचन्द्र योग होता है:-- जैसे दूसरे से लेकर अष्टम स्थान पर्यन्त प्रत्येक स्थान में एक एक सातो ग्रह हों तो प्रथम अर्धचन्द्र । तृतीय से नवम तक एक एक कर सातो ग्रह रहें तो द्वितीय अर्धचन्द्र । इसी तरह अष्टविध अर्धचन्द्र योग समझना । लग्न से एकान्तर करके (१।३।५।७।९।११) छह स्थानों में सभी ग्रह हों तो चक्रयोग, और द्वितीय भाव से एकान्तर कर (२।४।६।८।१०।१२) स्थानों में सभी ग्रह हों तो समुद्र योग होता है । उपर्युक्त बीसों योग आकृति योग नाम से व्यवहृत होते हैं ॥ ९-१६ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS page205 (PDF237), recto page (running head "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" confirms expected recto/verso alternation continuing from page204). Band-detection threshold reused from page204 sweep. Page ends with the CC-0 footer stamp as its own final band, same pattern as prior pages -- but unlike prior pages, the page ends MID-SENTENCE in the middle of the Hindi gloss for verse 36.16 (Chakra/Samudra), which continues onto page206 and has not yet been transcribed. Names Nauka, Kuta, Chhatra, Chapa directly confirmed by the gloss, which gives matching seven-sign spans from lagna, 4th, 7th, and 10th respectively. Line 2's reference to Ardhachandra is confirmed and elaborated at length by the gloss, which explains it as an eight-fold yoga (one of eight possible seven-house spans, each excluding one house, taken in sequence) -- this fuller explanation is carried in translationHi rather than restated here, since this verse's own line 2 gives only a compressed pointer to the concept.

  16. 36.16 सत्यापित

    16

    संस्कृत

    एकान्तरगतैर्लग्नाच्चक्रं षड्राशिग्रहैः । तद्वद्विच्चात् समुद्रः स्यादादित्याक्रान्तजसंग्रहः ॥ १६ ॥

    ekantaragatairlagnaccakram shadrashigrahaih | tadvadviccat samudrah syadadityakrantajasamgrahah || 16 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    By planets in six signs, situated in alternation from the lagna, [there arises] Chakra. Likewise, in the reverse [alternation, there arises] Samudra, which should be [understood as] the collection of planets overtaken by/from the Sun [-- sense uncertain].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    आसन्नवत् दो केन्द्र स्थानो में सभी ग्रह हों तो गदा नामक योग, लग्न और सप्तम में सभी ग्रह हों तो शकट योग, चतुर्थ-दशम में सभी ग्रह हों तो विहग योग होता है । यदि त्रिकोण (१।५।९) संस्थित सभी ग्रह हों तो शृंगाटक योग कहलाता है । २।६।१० या २।७।११ अथवा ३।८।१२ में सभी ग्रह हों तो हल संज्ञक योग होता है । शुभग्रह लग्न तथा तत्सप्तम में हो और पाप ग्रह चतुर्थ दशमस्थ हों वज्रयोग इसके विपरीत (लग्न-सप्तम में पापग्रह और चतुर्थ-दशम में शुभग्रह हों) यव योग होता है । सभी ग्रह चारो केन्द्र में ही हों तो कमल योग, और केन्द्र से अन्य (पणफर तथा आपोक्लिम) में ही सभी ग्रह हों तो वापी संज्ञक योग होता है । लग्न से चतुर्थ स्थान तक सभी ग्रह हों तो यूप योग, चतुर्थ से चार स्थानों में (सप्तम तक) सभी ग्रह हों तो शरयोग, सप्तम से चार स्थानों में (दशम तक) सभी ग्रह रहें तो शक्ति योग एवं दशम से चार स्थानों में सभी ग्रहों के रहने पर दण्ड योग होता है । लग्न से लगातार सात राशियों में सभी ग्रहों के रहने से नौका, चतुर्थ से सात राशियों में सभी ग्रहों के रहने से कूट, सप्तम से ७ राशियों में सभी ग्रहों के होने पर छत्र, और दशम से सात स्थानों में सातो ग्रहों के रहने पर चाप योग होता है । केन्द्र से भिन्न सात स्थानों में सातो ग्रह हों तो आठ प्रकार का अर्धचन्द्र योग होता है:-- जैसे दूसरे से लेकर अष्टम स्थान पर्यन्त प्रत्येक स्थान में एक एक सातो ग्रह हों तो प्रथम अर्धचन्द्र । तृतीय से नवम तक एक एक कर सातो ग्रह रहें तो द्वितीय अर्धचन्द्र । इसी तरह अष्टविध अर्धचन्द्र योग समझना । लग्न से एकान्तर करके (१।३।५।७।९।११) छह स्थानों में सभी ग्रह हों तो चक्रयोग, और द्वितीय भाव से एकान्तर कर (२।४।६।८।१०।१२) स्थानों में सभी ग्रह हों तो समुद्र योग होता है । उपर्युक्त बीसों योग आकृति योग नाम से व्यवहृत होते हैं ॥ ९-१६ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS page205 (PDF237), recto page (running head "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" confirms expected recto/verso alternation continuing from page204). Band-detection threshold reused from page204 sweep. Page ends with the CC-0 footer stamp as its own final band, same pattern as prior pages -- but unlike prior pages, the page ends MID-SENTENCE in the middle of the Hindi gloss for verse 36.16 (Chakra/Samudra), which continues onto page206 and has not yet been transcribed. Sanskrit couplet zoom-verified with reasonable confidence, though lines 1-2's precise technical construction (especially "आदित्याक्रान्तजसंग्रहः") is retained literally without independent gloss confirmation. This page's Hindi gloss (translationHi, shared jointly across verses 9-16) begins explaining Chakra in detail (confirming the "alternation from lagna" condition for line 1) but is cut off mid-explanation by the page-end CC-0 footer stamp, before reaching Samudra -- this is the second instance in this pipeline of a verse's printed Hindi commentary splitting across a physical page boundary (the first was verse 36.9 on page204/205). translationHi carries the full gloss text as transcribed through the end of page205, with a clearly bracketed editorial note that it continues onto page206 and will be completed there via ref-matched update, per this pipeline's established update-safe seeding convention. translationHi COMPLETED (page206 seeding pass): the joint gloss for verses 9-16, previously cut off mid-sentence at the page205/page206 boundary, has been completed with the Chakra/Samudra explanation transcribed from page206 bands 1-3, and the completion has been propagated to all 8 verses sharing this joint gloss (9-16), preserving byte-identical duplication across the group. DISCLOSED EDITORIAL JOIN: the printed text breaks exactly after "(१।३" at the foot of page205 and resumes with "५।७।९।११)" at the head of page206, with no separator dandi visible at either page-edge; a list-separator "।" was supplied at the join seam (between "३" and "५") to render the numeral list correctly, by direct analogy with the adjacent, fully-visible-on-one-page list "(२।४।६।८।१०।१२)" a few words later which uses the same "।" separator convention throughout. No wording was invented -- both halves are transcribed verbatim from their respective pages; only the connecting punctuation mark at the seam was supplied.

  17. 36.17 सत्यापित

    Verse 17

    संस्कृत

    एकक्षेत्रगः खगैर्गोलौ राशिद्वयगतैर्युगः । त्रिचतुर्भगतः शूलः केदारश्च क्रमात् स्मृतः ॥ १७ ॥

    ekakshetragah khagairgolau rashidvayagatairyugah | tricaturbhagatah shulah kedarashca kramat smritah || 17 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When all planets occupy a single sign, [it is] Gola yoga; when spread across two signs, Yuga; when across three, Shula; and when across four signs, Kedara -- so it is remembered, in order.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    सभी ग्रह एक राशिगत हों तो गोल योग, दो राशियों में हो तो युग, त्रिराशिगत हों तो शूल योग, चार राशियों में ही हो तो केदार योग होते हैं । इसी तरह पाँच राशियों में सभी ग्रहों के होने पर पाश योग, छे राशियों में होने पर दाम योग और सात राशियों में सातों ग्रहों के होने पर वीणा योग समझने चाहिए । परन्तु ये योग तभी होंगे यदि इनमें पूर्वोक्त योगलक्षण घटित नहीं हो; पूर्वोक्त लक्षण युक्त होने पर इन योगों की स्थिति न होकर पूर्वोक्त योग ही मान्य होते हैं ॥ १७-१८ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS printed edition, Chapter 36 (Nabhasayogaphaladhyayah), page206 (PDF page 238). Verso page (running head "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" -- text-title running head, same wording used on the recto page205; this text uses the treatise-title running head on both rectos and versos, so it does not itself distinguish recto/verso -- page206 is confirmed as the physical next leaf after page205 solely by its printed folio number "२०६" in band0). Band-detected at THRESH=7 (30 bands), pad=15, scale=2, cross-checked against page205's identical threshold choice. Sankhya-yoga (count-based) definitions, bands 4-7 (Sanskrit) + bands 8-13 (joint Hindi gloss for verses 17-18, same joint-gloss-duplication convention as verses 9-16). Verse-boundary danda "॥ १७ ॥" / "॥ १८ ॥" confirmed legible at native resolution in bands 5 and 7 respectively.

  18. 36.18 सत्यापित

    Verse 18

    संस्कृत

    एवं पञ्चक्षेत्रगः पाशी दामयोगस्तु षड्भगैः । सप्तराशिगतैर्वीणायोगाश्चेदुदिता न हि ॥ १८ ॥

    evam pancakshetragah pashi damayogastu shadbhagaih | saptarashigatairvinayogashceduditah na hi || 18 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Likewise, when spread across five signs, Pasha [yoga]; across six signs, Dama yoga; and when the planets occupy seven signs, Vina yoga is declared -- [but] not otherwise.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    सभी ग्रह एक राशिगत हों तो गोल योग, दो राशियों में हो तो युग, त्रिराशिगत हों तो शूल योग, चार राशियों में ही हो तो केदार योग होते हैं । इसी तरह पाँच राशियों में सभी ग्रहों के होने पर पाश योग, छे राशियों में होने पर दाम योग और सात राशियों में सातों ग्रहों के होने पर वीणा योग समझने चाहिए । परन्तु ये योग तभी होंगे यदि इनमें पूर्वोक्त योगलक्षण घटित नहीं हो; पूर्वोक्त लक्षण युक्त होने पर इन योगों की स्थिति न होकर पूर्वोक्त योग ही मान्य होते हैं ॥ १७-१८ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS printed edition, Chapter 36 (Nabhasayogaphaladhyayah), page206 (PDF page 238). Verso page (running head "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" -- text-title running head, same wording used on the recto page205; this text uses the treatise-title running head on both rectos and versos, so it does not itself distinguish recto/verso -- page206 is confirmed as the physical next leaf after page205 solely by its printed folio number "२०६" in band0). Band-detected at THRESH=7 (30 bands), pad=15, scale=2, cross-checked against page205's identical threshold choice. Sankhya-yoga (count-based) definitions, bands 4-7 (Sanskrit) + bands 8-13 (joint Hindi gloss for verses 17-18, same joint-gloss-duplication convention as verses 9-16). Verse-boundary danda "॥ १७ ॥" / "॥ १८ ॥" confirmed legible at native resolution in bands 5 and 7 respectively.

  19. 36.19 सत्यापित

    Verse 19

    संस्कृत

    अटनांप्रियाः सुरूपाः परदेशस्वास्थ्यभागिनो मनुजाः । क्रूराः खलस्वभावा रज्जुप्रभवाः सदा कथिताः ॥ १९ ॥

    atanampriyah surupah pardeshasvasthyabhagino manujah | krurah khalasvabhava rajjuprabhavah sada kathitah || 19 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    People born of Rajju [yoga] are always said to be: fond of wandering, of good form, enjoying health while abroad, [yet] cruel and of wicked nature.

    स्रोत: BPHS printed edition, Chapter 36 (Nabhasayogaphaladhyayah), page206 (PDF page 238). Verso page (running head "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" -- text-title running head, same wording used on the recto page205; this text uses the treatise-title running head on both rectos and versos, so it does not itself distinguish recto/verso -- page206 is confirmed as the physical next leaf after page205 solely by its printed folio number "२०६" in band0). Band-detected at THRESH=7 (30 bands), pad=15, scale=2, cross-checked against page205's identical threshold choice. Phala (results) section for the Ashraya/Dala/Akriti yoga groups, opening with the editorial marginal subheading "रज्जवादियोगफल--" (Rajju-etc.-yoga-phala) found in the 185px gap between bands 13 and 14 -- recorded here as a structural/source note per the copyright-safety convention, not seeded as its own verse entry. Band14-15 (verse), verse-boundary "॥ १९ ॥" confirmed legible.

  20. 36.20 सत्यापित

    Verse 20

    संस्कृत

    मानज्ञानद्रविणयुक्ता नृपान्ताश्रयाः ख्याताः । बहुपुत्राः स्थिरचित्ता मुसलसमुत्था भवन्ति नराः ॥ २० ॥

    manajnanadravinayukta nripantashrayah khyatah | bahuputrah sthiracitta musalasamuttha bhavanti narah || 20 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Men born of Musala [yoga] are endowed with honour, knowledge and wealth, renowned for taking refuge with kings, of many sons, and steady of mind.

    स्रोत: BPHS printed edition, Chapter 36 (Nabhasayogaphaladhyayah), page206 (PDF page 238). Verso page (running head "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" -- text-title running head, same wording used on the recto page205; this text uses the treatise-title running head on both rectos and versos, so it does not itself distinguish recto/verso -- page206 is confirmed as the physical next leaf after page205 solely by its printed folio number "२०६" in band0). Band-detected at THRESH=7 (30 bands), pad=15, scale=2, cross-checked against page205's identical threshold choice. Phala (results) section for the Ashraya/Dala/Akriti yoga groups, opening with the editorial marginal subheading "रज्जवादियोगफल--" (Rajju-etc.-yoga-phala) found in the 185px gap between bands 13 and 14 -- recorded here as a structural/source note per the copyright-safety convention, not seeded as its own verse entry. Band16-17 (verse). RE-VERIFIED at 4x same-page-control zoom (scratchpad/b16-word-tight.png): the phrase reads "नृपान्ताश्रयाः" (nripa-anta-ashrayah), not the initially-drafted "नृपांतप्रियाः" -- confirmed by isolating the conjunct as श्र (sha+ra), distinct from प्र (pa+ra), on direct comparison. Verse-boundary "॥ २० ॥" confirmed legible.

  21. 36.21 सत्यापित

    Verse 21

    संस्कृत

    न्यूनातिरिक्तदेहा धनसञ्चयभागिनोऽतिनिपुणाश्च । बन्धुहिताश्च सुरूपा नलयोगे सम्प्रजायन्ते ॥ २१ ॥

    nyunatiriktadeha dhanasancayabhagino'tinipunashca | bandhuhitashca surupa nalayoge samprajayante || 21 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In Nala yoga are born those of deficient or excessive stature, possessed of accumulated wealth, very skilful, of benefit to kinsfolk, and of good form.

    स्रोत: BPHS printed edition, Chapter 36 (Nabhasayogaphaladhyayah), page206 (PDF page 238). Verso page (running head "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" -- text-title running head, same wording used on the recto page205; this text uses the treatise-title running head on both rectos and versos, so it does not itself distinguish recto/verso -- page206 is confirmed as the physical next leaf after page205 solely by its printed folio number "२०६" in band0). Band-detected at THRESH=7 (30 bands), pad=15, scale=2, cross-checked against page205's identical threshold choice. Phala (results) section for the Ashraya/Dala/Akriti yoga groups, opening with the editorial marginal subheading "रज्जवादियोगफल--" (Rajju-etc.-yoga-phala) found in the 185px gap between bands 13 and 14 -- recorded here as a structural/source note per the copyright-safety convention, not seeded as its own verse entry. Band18-19 (verse), verse-boundary "॥ २१ ॥" confirmed legible.

  22. 36.22 सत्यापित

    Verse 22

    संस्कृत

    नित्यं सुखप्रधाना वाहनवस्त्रान्नभोगसम्पन्नाः । कान्ताः सुबहुश्लोका मालायां सम्प्रजाताः स्युः ॥ २२ ॥

    nityam sukhapradhana vahanavastrannabhogasampannah | kantah subahushloka malayam samprajatah syuh || 22 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Those born in Mala [yoga] are ever predominantly happy, endowed with the enjoyment of vehicles, garments and food, of charming appearance, and much-praised.

    स्रोत: BPHS printed edition, Chapter 36 (Nabhasayogaphaladhyayah), page206 (PDF page 238). Verso page (running head "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" -- text-title running head, same wording used on the recto page205; this text uses the treatise-title running head on both rectos and versos, so it does not itself distinguish recto/verso -- page206 is confirmed as the physical next leaf after page205 solely by its printed folio number "२०६" in band0). Band-detected at THRESH=7 (30 bands), pad=15, scale=2, cross-checked against page205's identical threshold choice. Phala (results) section for the Ashraya/Dala/Akriti yoga groups, opening with the editorial marginal subheading "रज्जवादियोगफल--" (Rajju-etc.-yoga-phala) found in the 185px gap between bands 13 and 14 -- recorded here as a structural/source note per the copyright-safety convention, not seeded as its own verse entry. Band20-21 (verse), verse-boundary "॥ २२ ॥" confirmed legible. "सुबहुश्लोका" retained as printed (literally "of many verses/much-praised-in-verse"); a plausible reading given the descriptive-praise context, not altered.

  23. 36.23 सत्यापित

    Verse 23

    संस्कृत

    विषमाः क्रूरा निःस्वा नित्यं दुःखार्दिताः सुदीनाश्च । परभक्षपाननिरताः सर्पभवा भवन्ति नराः ॥ २३ ॥

    vishamah krura nihsva nityam duhkharditah sudinashca | parabhakshapananiratah sarpabhava bhavanti narah || 23 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Men born of Sarpa [yoga] become uneven [in fortune], cruel, poor, ever afflicted by sorrow, quite wretched, and given to eating and drinking at others’ expense.

    स्रोत: BPHS printed edition, Chapter 36 (Nabhasayogaphaladhyayah), page206 (PDF page 238). Verso page (running head "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" -- text-title running head, same wording used on the recto page205; this text uses the treatise-title running head on both rectos and versos, so it does not itself distinguish recto/verso -- page206 is confirmed as the physical next leaf after page205 solely by its printed folio number "२०६" in band0). Band-detected at THRESH=7 (30 bands), pad=15, scale=2, cross-checked against page205's identical threshold choice. Phala (results) section for the Ashraya/Dala/Akriti yoga groups, opening with the editorial marginal subheading "रज्जवादियोगफल--" (Rajju-etc.-yoga-phala) found in the 185px gap between bands 13 and 14 -- recorded here as a structural/source note per the copyright-safety convention, not seeded as its own verse entry. Band22-23 (verse), verse-boundary "॥ २३ ॥" confirmed legible.

  24. 36.24 सत्यापित

    Verse 24

    संस्कृत

    सततोद्युक्तार्थवशा यज्ञानः शास्त्रगेयकुशलाश्च । धनकनकरत्नसम्पत्संयुक्ता मानवा गदायां तु ॥ २४ ॥

    satatodyuktarthavasha yajnanah shastrageyakushalashca | dhanakanakaratnasampatsanyukta manava gadayam tu || 24 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Men born in Gada [yoga] are ever engaged and given to [the pursuit of] wealth, performers of sacrifice, skilled in the recitation of the scriptures, and endowed with riches of wealth, gold and jewels.

    स्रोत: BPHS printed edition, Chapter 36 (Nabhasayogaphaladhyayah), page206 (PDF page 238). Verso page (running head "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" -- text-title running head, same wording used on the recto page205; this text uses the treatise-title running head on both rectos and versos, so it does not itself distinguish recto/verso -- page206 is confirmed as the physical next leaf after page205 solely by its printed folio number "२०६" in band0). Band-detected at THRESH=7 (30 bands), pad=15, scale=2, cross-checked against page205's identical threshold choice. Phala (results) section for the Ashraya/Dala/Akriti yoga groups, opening with the editorial marginal subheading "रज्जवादियोगफल--" (Rajju-etc.-yoga-phala) found in the 185px gap between bands 13 and 14 -- recorded here as a structural/source note per the copyright-safety convention, not seeded as its own verse entry. Band24-25 (verse). RE-VERIFIED at 4x same-page-control zoom (scratchpad/b24-word-tight.png, -tight2.png): the opening reads "सततोद्युक्तार्थवशा" (satata-udyukta-artha-vasha), not the initially-drafted "सततोद्यक्तार्थंवशा" -- the medial vowel is confirmed यु (yu) not अ (a). Verse-boundary "॥ २४ ॥" confirmed legible.

  25. 36.25 सत्यापित

    Verse 25

    संस्कृत

    रोगार्तोः कुनखा मूर्खाः शकटाऽनुजीविनो निःस्वाः । मित्रस्वजनविहीनाः शकटे जाता भवन्ति नराः ॥ २५ ॥

    rogartoh kunakha murkhah shakata'nujivino nihsvah | mitrasvajanavihinah shakate jata bhavanti narah || 25 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Men born in Shakata [yoga] become afflicted by disease, of poor nails, foolish, dependents living off others, poor, and devoid of friends and kinsfolk.

    स्रोत: BPHS printed edition, Chapter 36 (Nabhasayogaphaladhyayah), page206 (PDF page 238). Verso page (running head "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" -- text-title running head, same wording used on the recto page205; this text uses the treatise-title running head on both rectos and versos, so it does not itself distinguish recto/verso -- page206 is confirmed as the physical next leaf after page205 solely by its printed folio number "२०६" in band0). Band-detected at THRESH=7 (30 bands), pad=15, scale=2, cross-checked against page205's identical threshold choice. Phala (results) section for the Ashraya/Dala/Akriti yoga groups, opening with the editorial marginal subheading "रज्जवादियोगफल--" (Rajju-etc.-yoga-phala) found in the 185px gap between bands 13 and 14 -- recorded here as a structural/source note per the copyright-safety convention, not seeded as its own verse entry. Band26-27 (verse), verse-boundary "॥ २५ ॥" confirmed legible.

  26. 36.26 सत्यापित

    Verse 26

    संस्कृत

    श्रमणरुचयो विकृष्टा दूताः सुरताऽनुजीविनो धृष्टाः । कलहप्रियाश्च नित्यं विहगे सदा जाताः ॥ २६ ॥

    shramanarucayo vikrishta dutah surata'nujivino dhrishtah | kalahapriyashca nityam vihage sada jatah || 26 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [People] born in Vihaga [yoga] are always fond of ascetic pursuits [or: of the ascetic’s way of life], of harsh/afflicted [circumstance], messengers, dependent on/living by amorous pursuits, bold, and ever fond of quarrel.

    स्रोत: BPHS printed edition, Chapter 36 (Nabhasayogaphaladhyayah), page206 (PDF page 238). Verso page (running head "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" -- text-title running head, same wording used on the recto page205; this text uses the treatise-title running head on both rectos and versos, so it does not itself distinguish recto/verso -- page206 is confirmed as the physical next leaf after page205 solely by its printed folio number "२०६" in band0). Band-detected at THRESH=7 (30 bands), pad=15, scale=2, cross-checked against page205's identical threshold choice. Phala (results) section for the Ashraya/Dala/Akriti yoga groups, opening with the editorial marginal subheading "रज्जवादियोगफल--" (Rajju-etc.-yoga-phala) found in the 185px gap between bands 13 and 14 -- recorded here as a structural/source note per the copyright-safety convention, not seeded as its own verse entry. Band28 (line1, clean) + band29 (line2). LOW-CONFIDENCE DISCLOSURE, distinct cause from the usual print-clarity limit: this page's CC-0 digitization footer stamp ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri") is overlaid directly on top of this specific content line -- unlike every other page in this transcription, where the footer sits in its own clear band below the last content line, here the two are pixel-level merged across roughly the right two-thirds of the line. Extensive re-verification was attempted: full-width low zoom, a 6-way segmented high zoom, isolated top-strip/bottom-strip crops, and 3.5x-7x autocontrast crops from multiple x-offsets -- all converged on the same reading but could not achieve full pixel-level certainty on the yoga-name word. The verse-number "२६" and closing danda "॥" were legible past the end of the Latin stamp text and are certain. The yoga name "विहगे" (Vihaga, locative) is offered as the best-guess reading: it is directly supported by two lines of evidence -- (a) the visible akshara shapes are consistent with वि-ह-गे despite the overlay, and (b) strong structural corroboration, since this phala section follows the exact same yoga sequence as their original definitions (Rajju v19, Musala v20, Nala v21, Mala v22, Sarpa v23, Gada v24, Shakata v25, [next Akriti-yoga in the verse-9 definition order:] Vihaga v26). Retained as verified per the standing user instruction on genuine source-legibility limits (best-effort transliteration, disclosed as low-confidence), rather than masking the field or skipping the verse.

  27. 36.27 सत्यापित

    27

    संस्कृत

    प्रियकलहः समरसहाः सुखिनो नृपतेः प्रियाः शुभकलत्राः । आद्या युवतिद्वेष्याः शृङ्गाटकसम्भवा मनुजाः ॥ २७ ॥

    priyakalahah samarasahah sukhino nripateh priyah shubhakalatrah, adya yuvatidveshyah shringatakasambhava manujah.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Men born under Shringataka [yoga] are fond of disputes, able to endure conflict, happy, dear to kings, blessed with good spouses, foremost [among their kin], [yet] disliked by young women.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    शृंगाटकयोगोत्पन्न मानव युद्धप्रेमी, सुखी, राजवल्लभ, सुन्दर स्त्री वाला, धनी, स्त्रियों से द्वेष करने वाला होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.36 Nabhasayogaphaladhyayah, printed page207 (PDF p.239, folio "२०१" confirmed by band0). Running head on this page reads the CHAPTER title "नाभसयोगफलाध्यायः", unlike pages205-206 whose running head read the TREATISE title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" -- open observation, not yet reconciled to a firm recto/verso rule; recorded here for continuity, not asserted as fact. This page opens with per-verse Hindi prose commentary (bands1-13) for the Rajju/Musala/Nala/Mala/Sarpa/Gada/Shakata/Vihaga phala verses (36.19-36.26) seeded from page206, closing with shared citation "॥ १९-२० ॥" (band13). This independently corroborates page206 verse 36.26's disclosed best-guess "विहगे" reading: the commentary's "श्रमणशील", "सुरत से जीविका", and "झगड़ालू" match verse 26's "श्रमणरुचयो", "सुरताेॵनुजीविनो", and "कलहप्रियाश्च" respectively. At band15 a new marginal subheading appears: "शृंगाटकादियोगफल—" (Shringataka-etc.-yoga-phala). Recorded as a structural/source note per the copyright-safety convention, not seeded as its own verse entry. Unlike the preceding section, this is NOT a Hindi-commentary-only heading -- it introduces five NEW SANSKRIT PHALA VERSES (36.27-36.31, bands16-25) for the Akriti-yoga group (Shringataka, Hala, Vajra, Yava, Kamala), each immediately followed by its own Hindi prose paragraph (bands26-32), mirroring the verses19-26 pattern (Sanskrit phala verse, then separate per-verse Hindi commentary), not the joint-gloss-duplication pattern used for the yogas' original definitions on pages204-206. CORRECTION caught before seeding (verse 36.28): initial reading of the compound as "बन्धुसुहृद्वियुक्ताः" (with वि-, "bereft of kin") would directly contradict its own Hindi commentary ("बन्धु और मित्रों से युक्त", "endowed with kin and friends"). Re-verification at 4x zoom (scratchpad/b19-word-check2.png) showed the akshara is भि (bhi), not वि (vi) -- corrected to "बन्धुसुहृद्भियुक्ताः", which now agrees with the commentary. Never published, so logged as an in-session correction only. CORRECTION caught before seeding (verse 36.27 commentary): the word after "सुन्दर स्त्री" was initially read as "बाला" (young woman); same-page-control zoom (scratchpad/b26-word-check2.png) confirmed the akshara is व (open loop), not ब (closed/angular) -- corrected to "वाला" (possessive suffix), giving the grammatically natural "सुन्दर स्त्री वाला धनी" ("possessed of a beautiful wife, wealthy"). Never published. The flagged gap 10–11 (176px) was re-scanned (scratchpad/gap1011-check.png) and confirmed clean: only the short closing line "होता है।" completing the Gada paragraph, below the row-darkness band threshold. No hidden content, consistent with the established short-line pattern. NEW-TYPE low-confidence disclosure recurs (verse 36.30 commentary, band32, the page's last band): the CC-0 digitization footer stamp again overlaps the final content line at pixel level (same failure mode first documented on page206 verse 36.26). Extensive re-verification (5-way and narrower high-zoom segments, top/bottom strip isolation, autocontrast at multiple offsets -- scratchpad/b32-*.png) recovered "मध्य" clearly at the start and "स्थिरबुद्धि वाला होता है।" clearly at the end, but the middle portion listing what the Yava-born are said to receive (rendered here as "सुख, धन, पुत्र देने वाला, दाता") is retained as a disclosed best-guess, corroborated structurally by the verse's own vocabulary ("सुखार्थपुत्रयुताः", "दातारः") rather than pixel-level certainty, per the standing binding policy on genuine source-legibility limits. Verse 36.31 (Kamala phala) is Sanskrit-only on this page -- its Hindi commentary paragraph had not begun by band32 (the last band on the page) and is expected to continue on page208, per the page-split-gloss pattern already confirmed three times (verses 9, 16, and now pending for commentary of 31).

  28. 36.28 सत्यापित

    28

    संस्कृत

    वह्नाशिनो दरिद्राः कृषीवला दुःखिताः सोद्वेगाः । बन्धुसुहृद्भियुक्ताः प्रेष्या हलसंज्ञके पुरुषाः ॥ २८ ॥

    vahnashino daridrah krishivala duhkhitah sodvegah, bandhusuhridbhiyuktah preshya halasanjnake purushah.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Men born under the Hala-named [yoga] are voracious eaters, poor, cultivators, sorrowful, anxious, [yet] endowed with kinsmen and friends, and servile.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    हलयोगोत्पन्न पुरुष बहुत खाने वाला, दरिद्र, कृषक, दुःखी, उद्विग्न, बन्धु और मित्रों से युक्त, तथा दासवृत्ति का होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.36 Nabhasayogaphaladhyayah, printed page207 (PDF p.239, folio "२०१" confirmed by band0). Running head on this page reads the CHAPTER title "नाभसयोगफलाध्यायः", unlike pages205-206 whose running head read the TREATISE title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" -- open observation, not yet reconciled to a firm recto/verso rule; recorded here for continuity, not asserted as fact. This page opens with per-verse Hindi prose commentary (bands1-13) for the Rajju/Musala/Nala/Mala/Sarpa/Gada/Shakata/Vihaga phala verses (36.19-36.26) seeded from page206, closing with shared citation "॥ १९-२० ॥" (band13). This independently corroborates page206 verse 36.26's disclosed best-guess "विहगे" reading: the commentary's "श्रमणशील", "सुरत से जीविका", and "झगड़ालू" match verse 26's "श्रमणरुचयो", "सुरताेॵनुजीविनो", and "कलहप्रियाश्च" respectively. At band15 a new marginal subheading appears: "शृंगाटकादियोगफल—" (Shringataka-etc.-yoga-phala). Recorded as a structural/source note per the copyright-safety convention, not seeded as its own verse entry. Unlike the preceding section, this is NOT a Hindi-commentary-only heading -- it introduces five NEW SANSKRIT PHALA VERSES (36.27-36.31, bands16-25) for the Akriti-yoga group (Shringataka, Hala, Vajra, Yava, Kamala), each immediately followed by its own Hindi prose paragraph (bands26-32), mirroring the verses19-26 pattern (Sanskrit phala verse, then separate per-verse Hindi commentary), not the joint-gloss-duplication pattern used for the yogas' original definitions on pages204-206. CORRECTION caught before seeding (verse 36.28): initial reading of the compound as "बन्धुसुहृद्वियुक्ताः" (with वि-, "bereft of kin") would directly contradict its own Hindi commentary ("बन्धु और मित्रों से युक्त", "endowed with kin and friends"). Re-verification at 4x zoom (scratchpad/b19-word-check2.png) showed the akshara is भि (bhi), not वि (vi) -- corrected to "बन्धुसुहृद्भियुक्ताः", which now agrees with the commentary. Never published, so logged as an in-session correction only. CORRECTION caught before seeding (verse 36.27 commentary): the word after "सुन्दर स्त्री" was initially read as "बाला" (young woman); same-page-control zoom (scratchpad/b26-word-check2.png) confirmed the akshara is व (open loop), not ब (closed/angular) -- corrected to "वाला" (possessive suffix), giving the grammatically natural "सुन्दर स्त्री वाला धनी" ("possessed of a beautiful wife, wealthy"). Never published. The flagged gap 10–11 (176px) was re-scanned (scratchpad/gap1011-check.png) and confirmed clean: only the short closing line "होता है।" completing the Gada paragraph, below the row-darkness band threshold. No hidden content, consistent with the established short-line pattern. NEW-TYPE low-confidence disclosure recurs (verse 36.30 commentary, band32, the page's last band): the CC-0 digitization footer stamp again overlaps the final content line at pixel level (same failure mode first documented on page206 verse 36.26). Extensive re-verification (5-way and narrower high-zoom segments, top/bottom strip isolation, autocontrast at multiple offsets -- scratchpad/b32-*.png) recovered "मध्य" clearly at the start and "स्थिरबुद्धि वाला होता है।" clearly at the end, but the middle portion listing what the Yava-born are said to receive (rendered here as "सुख, धन, पुत्र देने वाला, दाता") is retained as a disclosed best-guess, corroborated structurally by the verse's own vocabulary ("सुखार्थपुत्रयुताः", "दातारः") rather than pixel-level certainty, per the standing binding policy on genuine source-legibility limits. Verse 36.31 (Kamala phala) is Sanskrit-only on this page -- its Hindi commentary paragraph had not begun by band32 (the last band on the page) and is expected to continue on page208, per the page-split-gloss pattern already confirmed three times (verses 9, 16, and now pending for commentary of 31).

  29. 36.29 सत्यापित

    29

    संस्कृत

    आद्यन्तवयः सुखिनः शूराः सुभगा निरीहाश्च । भाग्यविहीना वज्रे जाताः खला विरुद्धाश्च ॥ २९ ॥

    adyantavayah sukhinah shurah subhaga nirihashcha, bhagyavihina vajre jatah khala viruddhashcha.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Those born under Vajra [yoga] are happy at the beginning and end of life, heroic, handsome, and free from desire; [yet] devoid of fortune, wicked, and quarrelsome.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    वज्रयोगज मनुष्य बाल्य काल तथा वृद्धावस्था में सुखी, शूर, देखने में सुन्दर, निरीह भाग्यरहित, दुष्ट तथा जनविरोधी होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.36 Nabhasayogaphaladhyayah, printed page207 (PDF p.239, folio "२०१" confirmed by band0). Running head on this page reads the CHAPTER title "नाभसयोगफलाध्यायः", unlike pages205-206 whose running head read the TREATISE title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" -- open observation, not yet reconciled to a firm recto/verso rule; recorded here for continuity, not asserted as fact. This page opens with per-verse Hindi prose commentary (bands1-13) for the Rajju/Musala/Nala/Mala/Sarpa/Gada/Shakata/Vihaga phala verses (36.19-36.26) seeded from page206, closing with shared citation "॥ १९-२० ॥" (band13). This independently corroborates page206 verse 36.26's disclosed best-guess "विहगे" reading: the commentary's "श्रमणशील", "सुरत से जीविका", and "झगड़ालू" match verse 26's "श्रमणरुचयो", "सुरताेॵनुजीविनो", and "कलहप्रियाश्च" respectively. At band15 a new marginal subheading appears: "शृंगाटकादियोगफल—" (Shringataka-etc.-yoga-phala). Recorded as a structural/source note per the copyright-safety convention, not seeded as its own verse entry. Unlike the preceding section, this is NOT a Hindi-commentary-only heading -- it introduces five NEW SANSKRIT PHALA VERSES (36.27-36.31, bands16-25) for the Akriti-yoga group (Shringataka, Hala, Vajra, Yava, Kamala), each immediately followed by its own Hindi prose paragraph (bands26-32), mirroring the verses19-26 pattern (Sanskrit phala verse, then separate per-verse Hindi commentary), not the joint-gloss-duplication pattern used for the yogas' original definitions on pages204-206. CORRECTION caught before seeding (verse 36.28): initial reading of the compound as "बन्धुसुहृद्वियुक्ताः" (with वि-, "bereft of kin") would directly contradict its own Hindi commentary ("बन्धु और मित्रों से युक्त", "endowed with kin and friends"). Re-verification at 4x zoom (scratchpad/b19-word-check2.png) showed the akshara is भि (bhi), not वि (vi) -- corrected to "बन्धुसुहृद्भियुक्ताः", which now agrees with the commentary. Never published, so logged as an in-session correction only. CORRECTION caught before seeding (verse 36.27 commentary): the word after "सुन्दर स्त्री" was initially read as "बाला" (young woman); same-page-control zoom (scratchpad/b26-word-check2.png) confirmed the akshara is व (open loop), not ब (closed/angular) -- corrected to "वाला" (possessive suffix), giving the grammatically natural "सुन्दर स्त्री वाला धनी" ("possessed of a beautiful wife, wealthy"). Never published. The flagged gap 10–11 (176px) was re-scanned (scratchpad/gap1011-check.png) and confirmed clean: only the short closing line "होता है।" completing the Gada paragraph, below the row-darkness band threshold. No hidden content, consistent with the established short-line pattern. NEW-TYPE low-confidence disclosure recurs (verse 36.30 commentary, band32, the page's last band): the CC-0 digitization footer stamp again overlaps the final content line at pixel level (same failure mode first documented on page206 verse 36.26). Extensive re-verification (5-way and narrower high-zoom segments, top/bottom strip isolation, autocontrast at multiple offsets -- scratchpad/b32-*.png) recovered "मध्य" clearly at the start and "स्थिरबुद्धि वाला होता है।" clearly at the end, but the middle portion listing what the Yava-born are said to receive (rendered here as "सुख, धन, पुत्र देने वाला, दाता") is retained as a disclosed best-guess, corroborated structurally by the verse's own vocabulary ("सुखार्थपुत्रयुताः", "दातारः") rather than pixel-level certainty, per the standing binding policy on genuine source-legibility limits. Verse 36.31 (Kamala phala) is Sanskrit-only on this page -- its Hindi commentary paragraph had not begun by band32 (the last band on the page) and is expected to continue on page208, per the page-split-gloss pattern already confirmed three times (verses 9, 16, and now pending for commentary of 31).

  30. 36.30 सत्यापित

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    संस्कृत

    व्रतनियममङ्गलपरा वयसो मध्ये सुखार्थपुत्रयुताः । दातारः स्थिरचित्ता यवयोगभवाः सदा पुरुषाः ॥ ३० ॥

    vrataniyamamangalapara vayaso madhye sukharthaputrayutah, datarah sthiracitta yavayogabhavah sada purushah.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Devoted to vows, observances, and auspicious rites, endowed with happiness, wealth, and sons in the middle of life, generous and steady-minded -- such are always the men born of Yava yoga.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    यवयोगोद्भव व्यक्ति व्रत, नियम तथा माङ्गलिक कार्य में रत, अवस्था के मध्य सुख, धन, पुत्र देने वाला, दाता तथा स्थिरबुद्धि वाला होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.36 Nabhasayogaphaladhyayah, printed page207 (PDF p.239, folio "२०१" confirmed by band0). Running head on this page reads the CHAPTER title "नाभसयोगफलाध्यायः", unlike pages205-206 whose running head read the TREATISE title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" -- open observation, not yet reconciled to a firm recto/verso rule; recorded here for continuity, not asserted as fact. This page opens with per-verse Hindi prose commentary (bands1-13) for the Rajju/Musala/Nala/Mala/Sarpa/Gada/Shakata/Vihaga phala verses (36.19-36.26) seeded from page206, closing with shared citation "॥ १९-२० ॥" (band13). This independently corroborates page206 verse 36.26's disclosed best-guess "विहगे" reading: the commentary's "श्रमणशील", "सुरत से जीविका", and "झगड़ालू" match verse 26's "श्रमणरुचयो", "सुरताेॵनुजीविनो", and "कलहप्रियाश्च" respectively. At band15 a new marginal subheading appears: "शृंगाटकादियोगफल—" (Shringataka-etc.-yoga-phala). Recorded as a structural/source note per the copyright-safety convention, not seeded as its own verse entry. Unlike the preceding section, this is NOT a Hindi-commentary-only heading -- it introduces five NEW SANSKRIT PHALA VERSES (36.27-36.31, bands16-25) for the Akriti-yoga group (Shringataka, Hala, Vajra, Yava, Kamala), each immediately followed by its own Hindi prose paragraph (bands26-32), mirroring the verses19-26 pattern (Sanskrit phala verse, then separate per-verse Hindi commentary), not the joint-gloss-duplication pattern used for the yogas' original definitions on pages204-206. CORRECTION caught before seeding (verse 36.28): initial reading of the compound as "बन्धुसुहृद्वियुक्ताः" (with वि-, "bereft of kin") would directly contradict its own Hindi commentary ("बन्धु और मित्रों से युक्त", "endowed with kin and friends"). Re-verification at 4x zoom (scratchpad/b19-word-check2.png) showed the akshara is भि (bhi), not वि (vi) -- corrected to "बन्धुसुहृद्भियुक्ताः", which now agrees with the commentary. Never published, so logged as an in-session correction only. CORRECTION caught before seeding (verse 36.27 commentary): the word after "सुन्दर स्त्री" was initially read as "बाला" (young woman); same-page-control zoom (scratchpad/b26-word-check2.png) confirmed the akshara is व (open loop), not ब (closed/angular) -- corrected to "वाला" (possessive suffix), giving the grammatically natural "सुन्दर स्त्री वाला धनी" ("possessed of a beautiful wife, wealthy"). Never published. The flagged gap 10–11 (176px) was re-scanned (scratchpad/gap1011-check.png) and confirmed clean: only the short closing line "होता है।" completing the Gada paragraph, below the row-darkness band threshold. No hidden content, consistent with the established short-line pattern. NEW-TYPE low-confidence disclosure recurs (verse 36.30 commentary, band32, the page's last band): the CC-0 digitization footer stamp again overlaps the final content line at pixel level (same failure mode first documented on page206 verse 36.26). Extensive re-verification (5-way and narrower high-zoom segments, top/bottom strip isolation, autocontrast at multiple offsets -- scratchpad/b32-*.png) recovered "मध्य" clearly at the start and "स्थिरबुद्धि वाला होता है।" clearly at the end, but the middle portion listing what the Yava-born are said to receive (rendered here as "सुख, धन, पुत्र देने वाला, दाता") is retained as a disclosed best-guess, corroborated structurally by the verse's own vocabulary ("सुखार्थपुत्रयुताः", "दातारः") rather than pixel-level certainty, per the standing binding policy on genuine source-legibility limits. Verse 36.31 (Kamala phala) is Sanskrit-only on this page -- its Hindi commentary paragraph had not begun by band32 (the last band on the page) and is expected to continue on page208, per the page-split-gloss pattern already confirmed three times (verses 9, 16, and now pending for commentary of 31). Middle-portion words "सुख, धन, पुत्र देने वाला, दाता" are the disclosed best-guess described above (CC-0 footer overlay, band32).

  31. 36.31 सत्यापित

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    संस्कृत

    विभवगुणाढ्याः पुरुषाः स्थिरायुषो विपुलकीर्त्तयः शुद्धाः । शुभशतकाः पृथ्वीशाः कमलभवा मानवा नित्यम् ॥ ३१ ॥

    vibhavagunadhyah purushah sthirayusho vipulakirttayah shuddhah, shubhashatakah prithvishah kamalabhava manava nityam.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Men endowed with wealth and virtues, of stable lifespan, of vast fame, pure, blessed with hundreds of good fortunes, [becoming] lords of the earth -- such are always the men born of Kamala [yoga]. [Hindi commentary for this verse had not begun by the end of this page; it is expected on the next page.]

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.36 Nabhasayogaphaladhyayah, printed page207 (PDF p.239, folio "२०१" confirmed by band0). Running head on this page reads the CHAPTER title "नाभसयोगफलाध्यायः", unlike pages205-206 whose running head read the TREATISE title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" -- open observation, not yet reconciled to a firm recto/verso rule; recorded here for continuity, not asserted as fact. This page opens with per-verse Hindi prose commentary (bands1-13) for the Rajju/Musala/Nala/Mala/Sarpa/Gada/Shakata/Vihaga phala verses (36.19-36.26) seeded from page206, closing with shared citation "॥ १९-२० ॥" (band13). This independently corroborates page206 verse 36.26's disclosed best-guess "विहगे" reading: the commentary's "श्रमणशील", "सुरत से जीविका", and "झगड़ालू" match verse 26's "श्रमणरुचयो", "सुरताेॵनुजीविनो", and "कलहप्रियाश्च" respectively. At band15 a new marginal subheading appears: "शृंगाटकादियोगफल—" (Shringataka-etc.-yoga-phala). Recorded as a structural/source note per the copyright-safety convention, not seeded as its own verse entry. Unlike the preceding section, this is NOT a Hindi-commentary-only heading -- it introduces five NEW SANSKRIT PHALA VERSES (36.27-36.31, bands16-25) for the Akriti-yoga group (Shringataka, Hala, Vajra, Yava, Kamala), each immediately followed by its own Hindi prose paragraph (bands26-32), mirroring the verses19-26 pattern (Sanskrit phala verse, then separate per-verse Hindi commentary), not the joint-gloss-duplication pattern used for the yogas' original definitions on pages204-206. CORRECTION caught before seeding (verse 36.28): initial reading of the compound as "बन्धुसुहृद्वियुक्ताः" (with वि-, "bereft of kin") would directly contradict its own Hindi commentary ("बन्धु और मित्रों से युक्त", "endowed with kin and friends"). Re-verification at 4x zoom (scratchpad/b19-word-check2.png) showed the akshara is भि (bhi), not वि (vi) -- corrected to "बन्धुसुहृद्भियुक्ताः", which now agrees with the commentary. Never published, so logged as an in-session correction only. CORRECTION caught before seeding (verse 36.27 commentary): the word after "सुन्दर स्त्री" was initially read as "बाला" (young woman); same-page-control zoom (scratchpad/b26-word-check2.png) confirmed the akshara is व (open loop), not ब (closed/angular) -- corrected to "वाला" (possessive suffix), giving the grammatically natural "सुन्दर स्त्री वाला धनी" ("possessed of a beautiful wife, wealthy"). Never published. The flagged gap 10–11 (176px) was re-scanned (scratchpad/gap1011-check.png) and confirmed clean: only the short closing line "होता है।" completing the Gada paragraph, below the row-darkness band threshold. No hidden content, consistent with the established short-line pattern. NEW-TYPE low-confidence disclosure recurs (verse 36.30 commentary, band32, the page's last band): the CC-0 digitization footer stamp again overlaps the final content line at pixel level (same failure mode first documented on page206 verse 36.26). Extensive re-verification (5-way and narrower high-zoom segments, top/bottom strip isolation, autocontrast at multiple offsets -- scratchpad/b32-*.png) recovered "मध्य" clearly at the start and "स्थिरबुद्धि वाला होता है।" clearly at the end, but the middle portion listing what the Yava-born are said to receive (rendered here as "सुख, धन, पुत्र देने वाला, दाता") is retained as a disclosed best-guess, corroborated structurally by the verse's own vocabulary ("सुखार्थपुत्रयुताः", "दातारः") rather than pixel-level certainty, per the standing binding policy on genuine source-legibility limits. Verse 36.31 (Kamala phala) is Sanskrit-only on this page -- its Hindi commentary paragraph had not begun by band32 (the last band on the page) and is expected to continue on page208, per the page-split-gloss pattern already confirmed three times (verses 9, 16, and now pending for commentary of 31).

  32. 36.32 सत्यापित

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    संस्कृत

    निधिकरणे निपुणांधियः स्थिरार्थसुखसंयुताः सुतयुताश्च । नयनसुखसम्प्रहृष्टा वापीयोगेन राजानः ॥ ३२ ॥

    nidhikarane nipunandhiyah sthirarthasukhasanyutah sutayutashcha, nayanasukhasamprahrishta vapiyogena rajanah.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Skilled in accumulating wealth, endowed with stable prosperity and happiness, blessed with sons, delighted in the pleasure of the eyes -- such are kings born of Vapi yoga.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    वापीयोगोत्पन्न मनुष्य--धन संग्रह में प्रवीण, स्थिर धन, स्थिर सुख तथा पुत्रों से युक्त, नेत्र-सुखकारी--नृत्यादिकों से प्रसन्न--राजा होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.36 Nabhasayogaphaladhyayah, printed page208 (PDF p.240, folio "२०८" confirmed by band0). Running head reads the TREATISE title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्", back to matching pages205-206 and differing from page207's CHAPTER-title running head -- still an open, unresolved observation across pages205-208 (205 treatise / 206 treatise / 207 chapter / 208 treatise), not a simple alternation; recorded for continuity. Band1-2 completes verse 36.31's Hindi commentary (Kamala), left open at the end of page207. The paragraph closes with shared citation "॥ २७-३१ ॥", confirming bands1-2 (here) plus page207 bands26-32 together cover the Hindi commentary for all five verses 27-31. Band3: marginal subheading "वापी प्रभृति योगफल—" (Vapi-etc.-yoga-phala), recorded as a structural/source note per the copyright-safety convention, not seeded as its own verse. Introduces six new Sanskrit phala verses (36.32-36.37: Vapi, Yupa, Shara, Shakti, Danda, Nauka), bands4-15, each followed by its own Hindi commentary paragraph, bands16-26, closing with shared citation "॥ ३२-३७ ॥" (band26). Band27: second marginal subheading "कूटादियोग फल—" (Kuta-etc.-yoga-phala), likewise a structural note only. Introduces verses 36.38 (Kuta) and 36.39 (Chhatra), bands28-31 -- both Sanskrit-only on this page; their Hindi commentary had not begun by band31 (the page's last band) and is expected on page209, the fourth confirmed instance of the page-split commentary/gloss pattern (after verses 9, 16, and 31). Verse 36.34's "कारेशाः" (jail-warden) was initially uncertain in isolation but is directly confirmed by its own Hindi commentary at band20: "कारा के अधिप (जेलर)" ("lord of the jail, i.e. jailer") -- no correction needed, retained as read. No CC-0 footer/text overlap on this page: the footer stamp sits cleanly below band31's content line, unlike the overlay failure mode seen on page206 (v.36.26) and page207 (v.36.30). The two large gaps flanking each subheading (band2->3: 93px, band26->27: 126px, band27->28: 95px) are fully accounted for -- the subheadings themselves were captured as their own distinct bands (3 and 27) by the detection algorithm this time, not merged into a gap, so no additional hidden content is unaccounted for.

  33. 36.33 सत्यापित

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    संस्कृत

    आत्मविदिज्यानिरतः स्त्रिया युतः सर्वसम्पन्नः । व्रतयमनियमे निरतो यूपे जातो विशिष्टश्च ॥ ३३ ॥

    atmavidijyaniratah striya yutah sarvasampannah, vratayamaniyame nirato yupe jato vishishtashcha.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Devoted to self-knowledge and sacrificial rites, endowed with a wife, possessed of all prosperity, intent on vows, restraints, and observances, distinguished -- such is one born under Yupa yoga.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    यूपयोगज मनुष्य आत्मज्ञानी, यज्ञ-कार्यरत, स्त्रीयुक्त, पराक्रमी, व्रत, यम, नियम में तत्पर, विशिष्ट पुरुष होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.36 Nabhasayogaphaladhyayah, printed page208 (PDF p.240, folio "२०८" confirmed by band0). Running head reads the TREATISE title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्", back to matching pages205-206 and differing from page207's CHAPTER-title running head -- still an open, unresolved observation across pages205-208 (205 treatise / 206 treatise / 207 chapter / 208 treatise), not a simple alternation; recorded for continuity. Band1-2 completes verse 36.31's Hindi commentary (Kamala), left open at the end of page207. The paragraph closes with shared citation "॥ २७-३१ ॥", confirming bands1-2 (here) plus page207 bands26-32 together cover the Hindi commentary for all five verses 27-31. Band3: marginal subheading "वापी प्रभृति योगफल—" (Vapi-etc.-yoga-phala), recorded as a structural/source note per the copyright-safety convention, not seeded as its own verse. Introduces six new Sanskrit phala verses (36.32-36.37: Vapi, Yupa, Shara, Shakti, Danda, Nauka), bands4-15, each followed by its own Hindi commentary paragraph, bands16-26, closing with shared citation "॥ ३२-३७ ॥" (band26). Band27: second marginal subheading "कूटादियोग फल—" (Kuta-etc.-yoga-phala), likewise a structural note only. Introduces verses 36.38 (Kuta) and 36.39 (Chhatra), bands28-31 -- both Sanskrit-only on this page; their Hindi commentary had not begun by band31 (the page's last band) and is expected on page209, the fourth confirmed instance of the page-split commentary/gloss pattern (after verses 9, 16, and 31). Verse 36.34's "कारेशाः" (jail-warden) was initially uncertain in isolation but is directly confirmed by its own Hindi commentary at band20: "कारा के अधिप (जेलर)" ("lord of the jail, i.e. jailer") -- no correction needed, retained as read. No CC-0 footer/text overlap on this page: the footer stamp sits cleanly below band31's content line, unlike the overlay failure mode seen on page206 (v.36.26) and page207 (v.36.30). The two large gaps flanking each subheading (band2->3: 93px, band26->27: 126px, band27->28: 95px) are fully accounted for -- the subheadings themselves were captured as their own distinct bands (3 and 27) by the detection algorithm this time, not merged into a gap, so no additional hidden content is unaccounted for.

  34. 36.34 सत्यापित

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    संस्कृत

    शरकाराः कारेशाः मृगयाधनसेविताश्च मांसादाः । हिंस्राः कुशिल्पकाराः शरयोगे मानवाः प्रख्यन्ते ॥ ३४ ॥

    sharakarah kareshah mrigayadhanasevitashcha mansadah, hinsrah kushilpakarah sharayoge manavah prakhyante.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Arrow-makers, jail-wardens, enriched by hunting, flesh-eaters, violent, engaged in despicable crafts -- such men are known to be born under Shara yoga.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    शरयोगोत्पन्न मनुष्य शर बनाने वाला, कारा के अधिप (जेलर), शिकार से धन-सम्पन्न, मांसाशी, हिंसक, तथा कुत्सितकर्म करने वाला होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.36 Nabhasayogaphaladhyayah, printed page208 (PDF p.240, folio "२०८" confirmed by band0). Running head reads the TREATISE title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्", back to matching pages205-206 and differing from page207's CHAPTER-title running head -- still an open, unresolved observation across pages205-208 (205 treatise / 206 treatise / 207 chapter / 208 treatise), not a simple alternation; recorded for continuity. Band1-2 completes verse 36.31's Hindi commentary (Kamala), left open at the end of page207. The paragraph closes with shared citation "॥ २७-३१ ॥", confirming bands1-2 (here) plus page207 bands26-32 together cover the Hindi commentary for all five verses 27-31. Band3: marginal subheading "वापी प्रभृति योगफल—" (Vapi-etc.-yoga-phala), recorded as a structural/source note per the copyright-safety convention, not seeded as its own verse. Introduces six new Sanskrit phala verses (36.32-36.37: Vapi, Yupa, Shara, Shakti, Danda, Nauka), bands4-15, each followed by its own Hindi commentary paragraph, bands16-26, closing with shared citation "॥ ३२-३७ ॥" (band26). Band27: second marginal subheading "कूटादियोग फल—" (Kuta-etc.-yoga-phala), likewise a structural note only. Introduces verses 36.38 (Kuta) and 36.39 (Chhatra), bands28-31 -- both Sanskrit-only on this page; their Hindi commentary had not begun by band31 (the page's last band) and is expected on page209, the fourth confirmed instance of the page-split commentary/gloss pattern (after verses 9, 16, and 31). Verse 36.34's "कारेशाः" (jail-warden) was initially uncertain in isolation but is directly confirmed by its own Hindi commentary at band20: "कारा के अधिप (जेलर)" ("lord of the jail, i.e. jailer") -- no correction needed, retained as read. No CC-0 footer/text overlap on this page: the footer stamp sits cleanly below band31's content line, unlike the overlay failure mode seen on page206 (v.36.26) and page207 (v.36.30). The two large gaps flanking each subheading (band2->3: 93px, band26->27: 126px, band27->28: 95px) are fully accounted for -- the subheadings themselves were captured as their own distinct bands (3 and 27) by the detection algorithm this time, not merged into a gap, so no additional hidden content is unaccounted for.

  35. 36.35 सत्यापित

    35

    संस्कृत

    धनरहितविफलदुःखितनीचालसाश्चिरायुषः पुरुषाः । संग्रामबुद्धिनिपुणाः शक्त्यां जाताः स्थिराः सुभगाः ॥ ३५ ॥

    dhanarahitaviphaladuhkhitanichalasashchirayushah purushah, sangramabuddhinipunah shaktyam jatah sthirah subhagah.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Devoid of wealth, unsuccessful, sorrowful, base, and indolent, yet long-lived -- men skilled in the strategy of war, steady and fortunate, are born under Shakti yoga.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    शक्तियोगज मानव:--निर्धन, विफलताओं से दुःखित, नीच, आलसी, दीर्घायु, युद्धकुशल, स्थिर तथा सुरूपवान् होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.36 Nabhasayogaphaladhyayah, printed page208 (PDF p.240, folio "२०८" confirmed by band0). Running head reads the TREATISE title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्", back to matching pages205-206 and differing from page207's CHAPTER-title running head -- still an open, unresolved observation across pages205-208 (205 treatise / 206 treatise / 207 chapter / 208 treatise), not a simple alternation; recorded for continuity. Band1-2 completes verse 36.31's Hindi commentary (Kamala), left open at the end of page207. The paragraph closes with shared citation "॥ २७-३१ ॥", confirming bands1-2 (here) plus page207 bands26-32 together cover the Hindi commentary for all five verses 27-31. Band3: marginal subheading "वापी प्रभृति योगफल—" (Vapi-etc.-yoga-phala), recorded as a structural/source note per the copyright-safety convention, not seeded as its own verse. Introduces six new Sanskrit phala verses (36.32-36.37: Vapi, Yupa, Shara, Shakti, Danda, Nauka), bands4-15, each followed by its own Hindi commentary paragraph, bands16-26, closing with shared citation "॥ ३२-३७ ॥" (band26). Band27: second marginal subheading "कूटादियोग फल—" (Kuta-etc.-yoga-phala), likewise a structural note only. Introduces verses 36.38 (Kuta) and 36.39 (Chhatra), bands28-31 -- both Sanskrit-only on this page; their Hindi commentary had not begun by band31 (the page's last band) and is expected on page209, the fourth confirmed instance of the page-split commentary/gloss pattern (after verses 9, 16, and 31). Verse 36.34's "कारेशाः" (jail-warden) was initially uncertain in isolation but is directly confirmed by its own Hindi commentary at band20: "कारा के अधिप (जेलर)" ("lord of the jail, i.e. jailer") -- no correction needed, retained as read. No CC-0 footer/text overlap on this page: the footer stamp sits cleanly below band31's content line, unlike the overlay failure mode seen on page206 (v.36.26) and page207 (v.36.30). The two large gaps flanking each subheading (band2->3: 93px, band26->27: 126px, band27->28: 95px) are fully accounted for -- the subheadings themselves were captured as their own distinct bands (3 and 27) by the detection algorithm this time, not merged into a gap, so no additional hidden content is unaccounted for.

  36. 36.36 सत्यापित

    36

    संस्कृत

    हृतपुत्रदारनिःस्वाः सर्वत्र च निघृणाः स्वजनवाह्याः । दुःखितनीचप्रेष्या दण्डप्रभवा भवन्ति नराः ॥ ३६ ॥

    hritaputradaranihsvah sarvatra cha nighrinah svajanavahyah, duhkhitanichapreshya dandaprabhava bhavanti narah.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Bereft of sons and wife, penniless, merciless everywhere, cast out by their own kin -- sorrowful, base, servile men are born of Danda yoga.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    दण्डोद्भव मनुष्य पुत्र स्त्री से विहीन, निर्धन, सर्वत्र निर्दय, आत्मीयजनों से बहिष्कृत, दुःखी, नीच, तथा दासवृत्तिवाला होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.36 Nabhasayogaphaladhyayah, printed page208 (PDF p.240, folio "२०८" confirmed by band0). Running head reads the TREATISE title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्", back to matching pages205-206 and differing from page207's CHAPTER-title running head -- still an open, unresolved observation across pages205-208 (205 treatise / 206 treatise / 207 chapter / 208 treatise), not a simple alternation; recorded for continuity. Band1-2 completes verse 36.31's Hindi commentary (Kamala), left open at the end of page207. The paragraph closes with shared citation "॥ २७-३१ ॥", confirming bands1-2 (here) plus page207 bands26-32 together cover the Hindi commentary for all five verses 27-31. Band3: marginal subheading "वापी प्रभृति योगफल—" (Vapi-etc.-yoga-phala), recorded as a structural/source note per the copyright-safety convention, not seeded as its own verse. Introduces six new Sanskrit phala verses (36.32-36.37: Vapi, Yupa, Shara, Shakti, Danda, Nauka), bands4-15, each followed by its own Hindi commentary paragraph, bands16-26, closing with shared citation "॥ ३२-३७ ॥" (band26). Band27: second marginal subheading "कूटादियोग फल—" (Kuta-etc.-yoga-phala), likewise a structural note only. Introduces verses 36.38 (Kuta) and 36.39 (Chhatra), bands28-31 -- both Sanskrit-only on this page; their Hindi commentary had not begun by band31 (the page's last band) and is expected on page209, the fourth confirmed instance of the page-split commentary/gloss pattern (after verses 9, 16, and 31). Verse 36.34's "कारेशाः" (jail-warden) was initially uncertain in isolation but is directly confirmed by its own Hindi commentary at band20: "कारा के अधिप (जेलर)" ("lord of the jail, i.e. jailer") -- no correction needed, retained as read. No CC-0 footer/text overlap on this page: the footer stamp sits cleanly below band31's content line, unlike the overlay failure mode seen on page206 (v.36.26) and page207 (v.36.30). The two large gaps flanking each subheading (band2->3: 93px, band26->27: 126px, band27->28: 95px) are fully accounted for -- the subheadings themselves were captured as their own distinct bands (3 and 27) by the detection algorithm this time, not merged into a gap, so no additional hidden content is unaccounted for.

  37. 36.37 सत्यापित

    37

    संस्कृत

    सलिलोपजीविविभवा बह्वाशाः ख्यातकीर्त्तयो दुष्टाः । कृपणा मलिना लुब्धा नौसंज्ञाताः खलाः पुरुषाः ॥ ३७ ॥

    salilopajivivibhava bahvashah khyatakirttayo dushtah, kripana malina lubdha nausanjnatah khalah purushah.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Prospering by water-borne trade, of great ambition, of famed renown, yet wicked, miserly, base-hearted, and greedy -- such are the men known to be born under Nauka yoga.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    नौका योगोत्पन्न जातक जलजीवी पदार्थों या जीवों से जीविका चलानेवाला, बड़ी बड़ी आशा करनेवाला, विख्यात यश वाला, दुष्ट, कंजूस, हृदय का मलिन, तथा लालची होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.36 Nabhasayogaphaladhyayah, printed page208 (PDF p.240, folio "२०८" confirmed by band0). Running head reads the TREATISE title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्", back to matching pages205-206 and differing from page207's CHAPTER-title running head -- still an open, unresolved observation across pages205-208 (205 treatise / 206 treatise / 207 chapter / 208 treatise), not a simple alternation; recorded for continuity. Band1-2 completes verse 36.31's Hindi commentary (Kamala), left open at the end of page207. The paragraph closes with shared citation "॥ २७-३१ ॥", confirming bands1-2 (here) plus page207 bands26-32 together cover the Hindi commentary for all five verses 27-31. Band3: marginal subheading "वापी प्रभृति योगफल—" (Vapi-etc.-yoga-phala), recorded as a structural/source note per the copyright-safety convention, not seeded as its own verse. Introduces six new Sanskrit phala verses (36.32-36.37: Vapi, Yupa, Shara, Shakti, Danda, Nauka), bands4-15, each followed by its own Hindi commentary paragraph, bands16-26, closing with shared citation "॥ ३२-३७ ॥" (band26). Band27: second marginal subheading "कूटादियोग फल—" (Kuta-etc.-yoga-phala), likewise a structural note only. Introduces verses 36.38 (Kuta) and 36.39 (Chhatra), bands28-31 -- both Sanskrit-only on this page; their Hindi commentary had not begun by band31 (the page's last band) and is expected on page209, the fourth confirmed instance of the page-split commentary/gloss pattern (after verses 9, 16, and 31). Verse 36.34's "कारेशाः" (jail-warden) was initially uncertain in isolation but is directly confirmed by its own Hindi commentary at band20: "कारा के अधिप (जेलर)" ("lord of the jail, i.e. jailer") -- no correction needed, retained as read. No CC-0 footer/text overlap on this page: the footer stamp sits cleanly below band31's content line, unlike the overlay failure mode seen on page206 (v.36.26) and page207 (v.36.30). The two large gaps flanking each subheading (band2->3: 93px, band26->27: 126px, band27->28: 95px) are fully accounted for -- the subheadings themselves were captured as their own distinct bands (3 and 27) by the detection algorithm this time, not merged into a gap, so no additional hidden content is unaccounted for.

  38. 36.38 सत्यापित

    38

    संस्कृत

    अनृतकथनवन्धनपा निष्किञ्चनाः शठाः क्रूराः । कूटसमुत्था नित्यं भवन्ति गिरिदुर्गवासिनो मनुजाः ॥ ३८ ॥

    anritakathanavandhanapa nishkinchanah shathah krurah, kutasamuttha nityam bhavanti giridurgavasino manujah.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Speakers of falsehood, imprisoners of others, destitute, deceitful, and cruel -- men dwelling in mountain fortresses are always born of Kuta yoga.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    कूटयोगोत्पन्नबालक—असत्यभाषी, कारेश ( जेलर ), अकिञ्चन, शठ, क्रूर, पहाड़ तथा किलाओं में रहने वाला होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.36 Nabhasayogaphaladhyayah, printed page209 (PDF p.241, folio "२०९" confirmed by band0). Running head reads the CHAPTER title "नाभसयोगाध्यायः" this time, matching page207 and differing from pages205-206/208's treatise title -- still an open, unresolved observation across pages205-209 (T/T/C/T/C), not a simple alternation; recorded for continuity. Band1-2 completes verse 36.38 (Kuta) and 36.39 (Chhatra)'s Hindi commentary, left open at the end of page208 (the fourth confirmed instance of the page-split commentary pattern, now resolved). Bands1-8 then present FOUR new Sanskrit phala verses (36.40-36.43) continuing the same Akriti-yoga order given in the chapter's own definitional list (36.5: "...कूटच्छत्रधनूंषि च । अर्धेन्दुयोगश्चक्राख्यः समुद्रश्चेति विंशतिः"), i.e. Dhanus/Chapa, Ardhachandra, Chakra, Samudra follow Kuta and Chhatra. IMPORTANT DISCLOSED DISCREPANCY: verse 36.40 itself names its yoga "कामुक" ("Kamuka", bands1-2, confirmed at 5x zoom, not a misreading), but its own Hindi commentary (bands12-14) calls the same yoga "चाप" ("Chapa", also confirmed at 5x zoom) -- matching the formal name "धनुष्/चाप" from the chapter's definitional list rather than the verse's own "कामुक". Both readings are independently corroborated (content of both verse and commentary describe thieves, forest-wandering, loss of fortune, mid-life turning-point) so this is retained as a genuine source naming discrepancy, disclosed rather than silently resolved or corrected. Verses 36.41 (अर्धचन्द्र, bands3-4), 36.42 (चक्र, bands5-6, explicit "मनुजश्चक्रे"), and 36.43 (समुद्र, bands7-8, implicit via "उदधिसमुत्थाः") carry no such discrepancy. Bands9-19 give the shared Hindi commentary for all six verses 38-43 in turn (one paragraph per verse, per the standing per-verse-commentary convention), closing with shared citation "॥ ३८-४३ ॥" (band19). Verse 36.34's "कारा" root recurs here in the Kuta commentary ("कारेश (जेलर)"), consistent with page208's corroboration. Band20: third marginal subheading "वीणादि योगफल—" (Vina-etc.-yoga-phala), structural/source note only per the copyright-safety convention, introducing the Sankhya-yoga group's (verse 36.6, 7 yogas) phala verses. Bands21-30 give five new Sanskrit phala verses in the same defined order (36.44 Vina, 36.45 Dama, 36.46 Pasha, 36.47 Kedara, 36.48 Shula) -- the remaining two of the seven (Yuga, Gola) are not yet reached, expected on page210. Band31 (the page's last band): THIRD confirmed instance of the CC-0-footer-pixel-overlay failure mode (after page206 v.36.26 and page207 v.36.30) -- here markedly more severe, with the underlying Devanagari fused pixel-for-pixel with the "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" footer stamp across the full line width. Applied the full established diagnostic toolkit (full-width autocontrast, vertical stretch, 5-way and 6-way segmented 5x/6x zoom, top/bottom strip isolation, pixel-intensity histogram check for a threshold separating the two texts -- none found, both texts print at similar ink darkness) with NO legible words recovered this time, unlike the two prior instances. This is very likely the start of verses 44-48's shared Hindi commentary (per the established page-split-commentary pattern, now a fifth instance), completely illegible here and left untranscribed rather than guessed; translationHi for 36.44-36.48 is left empty pending recovery on page210, where the shared closing citation (expected "॥ ४४-४८ ॥" or similar) should also appear. Sanity checks: all 9 new refs (36.40-36.48) confirmed unique; no duplicate refs anywhere. bphs-scan.js reports 0 issues.

  39. 36.39 सत्यापित

    39

    संस्कृत

    स्वजनाश्रयो दयावान् नानानृपवल्लभः प्रकृष्टमतिः । प्रथमेऽन्त्ये वयसि नरः सुखवान् दीर्घायुरातपत्री स्यात् ॥ ३९ ॥

    svajanashrayo dayavan nananripavallabhah prakrishtamatih, prathame'ntye vayasi narah sukhavan dirghayuratapatri syat.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Reliant on his own kin, compassionate, favored by many kings, of excellent intellect; happy in both the first and last periods of life, long-lived, and entitled to a royal parasol -- such would be one born of Chhatra yoga.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    छत्र योगोत्पन्न मनुष्य अपने जनों का भरण पोषण करने वाला, दयालु, राजगणप्रिय, उत्कृष्ट बुद्धि वाला, आद्य तथा अन्तिम अवस्था में सुखी तथा दीर्घायु होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.36 Nabhasayogaphaladhyayah, printed page209 (PDF p.241, folio "२०९" confirmed by band0). Running head reads the CHAPTER title "नाभसयोगाध्यायः" this time, matching page207 and differing from pages205-206/208's treatise title -- still an open, unresolved observation across pages205-209 (T/T/C/T/C), not a simple alternation; recorded for continuity. Band1-2 completes verse 36.38 (Kuta) and 36.39 (Chhatra)'s Hindi commentary, left open at the end of page208 (the fourth confirmed instance of the page-split commentary pattern, now resolved). Bands1-8 then present FOUR new Sanskrit phala verses (36.40-36.43) continuing the same Akriti-yoga order given in the chapter's own definitional list (36.5: "...कूटच्छत्रधनूंषि च । अर्धेन्दुयोगश्चक्राख्यः समुद्रश्चेति विंशतिः"), i.e. Dhanus/Chapa, Ardhachandra, Chakra, Samudra follow Kuta and Chhatra. IMPORTANT DISCLOSED DISCREPANCY: verse 36.40 itself names its yoga "कामुक" ("Kamuka", bands1-2, confirmed at 5x zoom, not a misreading), but its own Hindi commentary (bands12-14) calls the same yoga "चाप" ("Chapa", also confirmed at 5x zoom) -- matching the formal name "धनुष्/चाप" from the chapter's definitional list rather than the verse's own "कामुक". Both readings are independently corroborated (content of both verse and commentary describe thieves, forest-wandering, loss of fortune, mid-life turning-point) so this is retained as a genuine source naming discrepancy, disclosed rather than silently resolved or corrected. Verses 36.41 (अर्धचन्द्र, bands3-4), 36.42 (चक्र, bands5-6, explicit "मनुजश्चक्रे"), and 36.43 (समुद्र, bands7-8, implicit via "उदधिसमुत्थाः") carry no such discrepancy. Bands9-19 give the shared Hindi commentary for all six verses 38-43 in turn (one paragraph per verse, per the standing per-verse-commentary convention), closing with shared citation "॥ ३८-४३ ॥" (band19). Verse 36.34's "कारा" root recurs here in the Kuta commentary ("कारेश (जेलर)"), consistent with page208's corroboration. Band20: third marginal subheading "वीणादि योगफल—" (Vina-etc.-yoga-phala), structural/source note only per the copyright-safety convention, introducing the Sankhya-yoga group's (verse 36.6, 7 yogas) phala verses. Bands21-30 give five new Sanskrit phala verses in the same defined order (36.44 Vina, 36.45 Dama, 36.46 Pasha, 36.47 Kedara, 36.48 Shula) -- the remaining two of the seven (Yuga, Gola) are not yet reached, expected on page210. Band31 (the page's last band): THIRD confirmed instance of the CC-0-footer-pixel-overlay failure mode (after page206 v.36.26 and page207 v.36.30) -- here markedly more severe, with the underlying Devanagari fused pixel-for-pixel with the "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" footer stamp across the full line width. Applied the full established diagnostic toolkit (full-width autocontrast, vertical stretch, 5-way and 6-way segmented 5x/6x zoom, top/bottom strip isolation, pixel-intensity histogram check for a threshold separating the two texts -- none found, both texts print at similar ink darkness) with NO legible words recovered this time, unlike the two prior instances. This is very likely the start of verses 44-48's shared Hindi commentary (per the established page-split-commentary pattern, now a fifth instance), completely illegible here and left untranscribed rather than guessed; translationHi for 36.44-36.48 is left empty pending recovery on page210, where the shared closing citation (expected "॥ ४४-४८ ॥" or similar) should also appear. Sanity checks: all 9 new refs (36.40-36.48) confirmed unique; no duplicate refs anywhere. bphs-scan.js reports 0 issues.

  40. 36.40 सत्यापित

    40

    संस्कृत

    आनृतिकगुप्तपालाश्वौराः कितवाश्च कानने निरताः । कामुकयोगे जाता भाग्यविहीनाः शुभा वयोमध्ये ॥ ४० ॥

    anritikaguptapalashvaurah kitavashcha kanane niratah, kamukayoge jata bhagyavihinah shubha vayomadhye.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Liars, secretive guardians, horse-thieves, gamblers, and forest-dwellers are born in Kamuka yoga, devoid of fortune, [turning] favorable in the middle of life. [The verse itself names the yoga "Kamuka"; its own Hindi commentary below calls it "Chapa" (Dhanus) instead -- a disclosed naming discrepancy, see source note.]

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    चापयोगज जातक असत्यभाषी, कारागार का अधिप, चोर, धूर्त, जंगल में घूमने वाला, भाग्यहीन, और अवस्था के मध्य में सौख्यपूर्ण होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.36 Nabhasayogaphaladhyayah, printed page209 (PDF p.241, folio "२०९" confirmed by band0). Running head reads the CHAPTER title "नाभसयोगाध्यायः" this time, matching page207 and differing from pages205-206/208's treatise title -- still an open, unresolved observation across pages205-209 (T/T/C/T/C), not a simple alternation; recorded for continuity. Band1-2 completes verse 36.38 (Kuta) and 36.39 (Chhatra)'s Hindi commentary, left open at the end of page208 (the fourth confirmed instance of the page-split commentary pattern, now resolved). Bands1-8 then present FOUR new Sanskrit phala verses (36.40-36.43) continuing the same Akriti-yoga order given in the chapter's own definitional list (36.5: "...कूटच्छत्रधनूंषि च । अर्धेन्दुयोगश्चक्राख्यः समुद्रश्चेति विंशतिः"), i.e. Dhanus/Chapa, Ardhachandra, Chakra, Samudra follow Kuta and Chhatra. IMPORTANT DISCLOSED DISCREPANCY: verse 36.40 itself names its yoga "कामुक" ("Kamuka", bands1-2, confirmed at 5x zoom, not a misreading), but its own Hindi commentary (bands12-14) calls the same yoga "चाप" ("Chapa", also confirmed at 5x zoom) -- matching the formal name "धनुष्/चाप" from the chapter's definitional list rather than the verse's own "कामुक". Both readings are independently corroborated (content of both verse and commentary describe thieves, forest-wandering, loss of fortune, mid-life turning-point) so this is retained as a genuine source naming discrepancy, disclosed rather than silently resolved or corrected. Verses 36.41 (अर्धचन्द्र, bands3-4), 36.42 (चक्र, bands5-6, explicit "मनुजश्चक्रे"), and 36.43 (समुद्र, bands7-8, implicit via "उदधिसमुत्थाः") carry no such discrepancy. Bands9-19 give the shared Hindi commentary for all six verses 38-43 in turn (one paragraph per verse, per the standing per-verse-commentary convention), closing with shared citation "॥ ३८-४३ ॥" (band19). Verse 36.34's "कारा" root recurs here in the Kuta commentary ("कारेश (जेलर)"), consistent with page208's corroboration. Band20: third marginal subheading "वीणादि योगफल—" (Vina-etc.-yoga-phala), structural/source note only per the copyright-safety convention, introducing the Sankhya-yoga group's (verse 36.6, 7 yogas) phala verses. Bands21-30 give five new Sanskrit phala verses in the same defined order (36.44 Vina, 36.45 Dama, 36.46 Pasha, 36.47 Kedara, 36.48 Shula) -- the remaining two of the seven (Yuga, Gola) are not yet reached, expected on page210. Band31 (the page's last band): THIRD confirmed instance of the CC-0-footer-pixel-overlay failure mode (after page206 v.36.26 and page207 v.36.30) -- here markedly more severe, with the underlying Devanagari fused pixel-for-pixel with the "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" footer stamp across the full line width. Applied the full established diagnostic toolkit (full-width autocontrast, vertical stretch, 5-way and 6-way segmented 5x/6x zoom, top/bottom strip isolation, pixel-intensity histogram check for a threshold separating the two texts -- none found, both texts print at similar ink darkness) with NO legible words recovered this time, unlike the two prior instances. This is very likely the start of verses 44-48's shared Hindi commentary (per the established page-split-commentary pattern, now a fifth instance), completely illegible here and left untranscribed rather than guessed; translationHi for 36.44-36.48 is left empty pending recovery on page210, where the shared closing citation (expected "॥ ४४-४८ ॥" or similar) should also appear. Sanity checks: all 9 new refs (36.40-36.48) confirmed unique; no duplicate refs anywhere. bphs-scan.js reports 0 issues.

  41. 36.41 सत्यापित

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    संस्कृत

    सेनापतयः सर्वे कान्तशरीरा नृपप्रिया वलिनः । माणिकनकभूषणयुता भवन्ति योगेऽर्धचन्द्राख्ये ॥ ४१ ॥

    senapatayah sarve kantasharira nripapriya valinah, manikanakabhushanayuta bhavanti yoge'rdhachandrakhye.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    All become commanders, of handsome body, dear to kings, strong, and endowed with ruby and gold ornaments -- in the yoga named Ardhachandra.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    अर्धचन्द्र योगोत्पन्न जातक सेनापति, सुन्दर शरीर वाला, राजवल्लभ, बली, मणि, सुवर्ण तथा भूषणों से युक्त होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.36 Nabhasayogaphaladhyayah, printed page209 (PDF p.241, folio "२०९" confirmed by band0). Running head reads the CHAPTER title "नाभसयोगाध्यायः" this time, matching page207 and differing from pages205-206/208's treatise title -- still an open, unresolved observation across pages205-209 (T/T/C/T/C), not a simple alternation; recorded for continuity. Band1-2 completes verse 36.38 (Kuta) and 36.39 (Chhatra)'s Hindi commentary, left open at the end of page208 (the fourth confirmed instance of the page-split commentary pattern, now resolved). Bands1-8 then present FOUR new Sanskrit phala verses (36.40-36.43) continuing the same Akriti-yoga order given in the chapter's own definitional list (36.5: "...कूटच्छत्रधनूंषि च । अर्धेन्दुयोगश्चक्राख्यः समुद्रश्चेति विंशतिः"), i.e. Dhanus/Chapa, Ardhachandra, Chakra, Samudra follow Kuta and Chhatra. IMPORTANT DISCLOSED DISCREPANCY: verse 36.40 itself names its yoga "कामुक" ("Kamuka", bands1-2, confirmed at 5x zoom, not a misreading), but its own Hindi commentary (bands12-14) calls the same yoga "चाप" ("Chapa", also confirmed at 5x zoom) -- matching the formal name "धनुष्/चाप" from the chapter's definitional list rather than the verse's own "कामुक". Both readings are independently corroborated (content of both verse and commentary describe thieves, forest-wandering, loss of fortune, mid-life turning-point) so this is retained as a genuine source naming discrepancy, disclosed rather than silently resolved or corrected. Verses 36.41 (अर्धचन्द्र, bands3-4), 36.42 (चक्र, bands5-6, explicit "मनुजश्चक्रे"), and 36.43 (समुद्र, bands7-8, implicit via "उदधिसमुत्थाः") carry no such discrepancy. Bands9-19 give the shared Hindi commentary for all six verses 38-43 in turn (one paragraph per verse, per the standing per-verse-commentary convention), closing with shared citation "॥ ३८-४३ ॥" (band19). Verse 36.34's "कारा" root recurs here in the Kuta commentary ("कारेश (जेलर)"), consistent with page208's corroboration. Band20: third marginal subheading "वीणादि योगफल—" (Vina-etc.-yoga-phala), structural/source note only per the copyright-safety convention, introducing the Sankhya-yoga group's (verse 36.6, 7 yogas) phala verses. Bands21-30 give five new Sanskrit phala verses in the same defined order (36.44 Vina, 36.45 Dama, 36.46 Pasha, 36.47 Kedara, 36.48 Shula) -- the remaining two of the seven (Yuga, Gola) are not yet reached, expected on page210. Band31 (the page's last band): THIRD confirmed instance of the CC-0-footer-pixel-overlay failure mode (after page206 v.36.26 and page207 v.36.30) -- here markedly more severe, with the underlying Devanagari fused pixel-for-pixel with the "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" footer stamp across the full line width. Applied the full established diagnostic toolkit (full-width autocontrast, vertical stretch, 5-way and 6-way segmented 5x/6x zoom, top/bottom strip isolation, pixel-intensity histogram check for a threshold separating the two texts -- none found, both texts print at similar ink darkness) with NO legible words recovered this time, unlike the two prior instances. This is very likely the start of verses 44-48's shared Hindi commentary (per the established page-split-commentary pattern, now a fifth instance), completely illegible here and left untranscribed rather than guessed; translationHi for 36.44-36.48 is left empty pending recovery on page210, where the shared closing citation (expected "॥ ४४-४८ ॥" or similar) should also appear. Sanity checks: all 9 new refs (36.40-36.48) confirmed unique; no duplicate refs anywhere. bphs-scan.js reports 0 issues.

  42. 36.42 सत्यापित

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    संस्कृत

    प्रणताऽशेषनराधिप-किरीटरत्नप्रभास्फुरितपदः भवति नरेन्द्रो मनुजश्चक्रे यो जायते योगे ॥ ४२ ॥

    pranata'sheshanaradhipa-kiritaratnaprabhasphuritapadah bhavati narendro manujashchakre yo jayate yoge.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The man who is born in the yoga [named] Chakra becomes a king, his feet gleaming with the radiance of the gems in the crowns of all bowing kings.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    चक्रयोगोत्पन्न जातक नतमस्तक राजगण के मुकुटरत्नों की कान्ति से उज्ज्वल चरण वाला चक्रवर्ती राजा होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.36 Nabhasayogaphaladhyayah, printed page209 (PDF p.241, folio "२०९" confirmed by band0). Running head reads the CHAPTER title "नाभसयोगाध्यायः" this time, matching page207 and differing from pages205-206/208's treatise title -- still an open, unresolved observation across pages205-209 (T/T/C/T/C), not a simple alternation; recorded for continuity. Band1-2 completes verse 36.38 (Kuta) and 36.39 (Chhatra)'s Hindi commentary, left open at the end of page208 (the fourth confirmed instance of the page-split commentary pattern, now resolved). Bands1-8 then present FOUR new Sanskrit phala verses (36.40-36.43) continuing the same Akriti-yoga order given in the chapter's own definitional list (36.5: "...कूटच्छत्रधनूंषि च । अर्धेन्दुयोगश्चक्राख्यः समुद्रश्चेति विंशतिः"), i.e. Dhanus/Chapa, Ardhachandra, Chakra, Samudra follow Kuta and Chhatra. IMPORTANT DISCLOSED DISCREPANCY: verse 36.40 itself names its yoga "कामुक" ("Kamuka", bands1-2, confirmed at 5x zoom, not a misreading), but its own Hindi commentary (bands12-14) calls the same yoga "चाप" ("Chapa", also confirmed at 5x zoom) -- matching the formal name "धनुष्/चाप" from the chapter's definitional list rather than the verse's own "कामुक". Both readings are independently corroborated (content of both verse and commentary describe thieves, forest-wandering, loss of fortune, mid-life turning-point) so this is retained as a genuine source naming discrepancy, disclosed rather than silently resolved or corrected. Verses 36.41 (अर्धचन्द्र, bands3-4), 36.42 (चक्र, bands5-6, explicit "मनुजश्चक्रे"), and 36.43 (समुद्र, bands7-8, implicit via "उदधिसमुत्थाः") carry no such discrepancy. Bands9-19 give the shared Hindi commentary for all six verses 38-43 in turn (one paragraph per verse, per the standing per-verse-commentary convention), closing with shared citation "॥ ३८-४३ ॥" (band19). Verse 36.34's "कारा" root recurs here in the Kuta commentary ("कारेश (जेलर)"), consistent with page208's corroboration. Band20: third marginal subheading "वीणादि योगफल—" (Vina-etc.-yoga-phala), structural/source note only per the copyright-safety convention, introducing the Sankhya-yoga group's (verse 36.6, 7 yogas) phala verses. Bands21-30 give five new Sanskrit phala verses in the same defined order (36.44 Vina, 36.45 Dama, 36.46 Pasha, 36.47 Kedara, 36.48 Shula) -- the remaining two of the seven (Yuga, Gola) are not yet reached, expected on page210. Band31 (the page's last band): THIRD confirmed instance of the CC-0-footer-pixel-overlay failure mode (after page206 v.36.26 and page207 v.36.30) -- here markedly more severe, with the underlying Devanagari fused pixel-for-pixel with the "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" footer stamp across the full line width. Applied the full established diagnostic toolkit (full-width autocontrast, vertical stretch, 5-way and 6-way segmented 5x/6x zoom, top/bottom strip isolation, pixel-intensity histogram check for a threshold separating the two texts -- none found, both texts print at similar ink darkness) with NO legible words recovered this time, unlike the two prior instances. This is very likely the start of verses 44-48's shared Hindi commentary (per the established page-split-commentary pattern, now a fifth instance), completely illegible here and left untranscribed rather than guessed; translationHi for 36.44-36.48 is left empty pending recovery on page210, where the shared closing citation (expected "॥ ४४-४८ ॥" or similar) should also appear. Sanity checks: all 9 new refs (36.40-36.48) confirmed unique; no duplicate refs anywhere. bphs-scan.js reports 0 issues.

  43. 36.43 सत्यापित

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    संस्कृत

    बहुरत्नधनसमृद्धा भोगयुता धनजनप्रियाः ससुताः । उदधिसमुत्थाः पुरुषाः स्थिरविभवाः साधुशीलाश्च ॥ ४३ ॥

    bahuratnadhanasamriddha bhogayuta dhanajanapriyah sasutah, udadhisamutthah purushah sthiravibhavah sadhushilashcha.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Men arisen from the ocean [i.e. Samudra yoga] are rich in gems and wealth, endowed with enjoyment, dear to wealthy people, with sons, of stable prosperity and virtuous character. [Closing citation "38-43" marks this and the preceding five verses as one commentary block.]

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    समुद्रयोगोद्भूत जातक अनेक रत्नों से परिपूर्ण, धनसमृद्ध, भोगी, जनप्रिय, पुत्रवान्, स्थिर विभव वाला, तथा साधु स्वभाव का होता है। ॥ ३८-४३ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.36 Nabhasayogaphaladhyayah, printed page209 (PDF p.241, folio "२०९" confirmed by band0). Running head reads the CHAPTER title "नाभसयोगाध्यायः" this time, matching page207 and differing from pages205-206/208's treatise title -- still an open, unresolved observation across pages205-209 (T/T/C/T/C), not a simple alternation; recorded for continuity. Band1-2 completes verse 36.38 (Kuta) and 36.39 (Chhatra)'s Hindi commentary, left open at the end of page208 (the fourth confirmed instance of the page-split commentary pattern, now resolved). Bands1-8 then present FOUR new Sanskrit phala verses (36.40-36.43) continuing the same Akriti-yoga order given in the chapter's own definitional list (36.5: "...कूटच्छत्रधनूंषि च । अर्धेन्दुयोगश्चक्राख्यः समुद्रश्चेति विंशतिः"), i.e. Dhanus/Chapa, Ardhachandra, Chakra, Samudra follow Kuta and Chhatra. IMPORTANT DISCLOSED DISCREPANCY: verse 36.40 itself names its yoga "कामुक" ("Kamuka", bands1-2, confirmed at 5x zoom, not a misreading), but its own Hindi commentary (bands12-14) calls the same yoga "चाप" ("Chapa", also confirmed at 5x zoom) -- matching the formal name "धनुष्/चाप" from the chapter's definitional list rather than the verse's own "कामुक". Both readings are independently corroborated (content of both verse and commentary describe thieves, forest-wandering, loss of fortune, mid-life turning-point) so this is retained as a genuine source naming discrepancy, disclosed rather than silently resolved or corrected. Verses 36.41 (अर्धचन्द्र, bands3-4), 36.42 (चक्र, bands5-6, explicit "मनुजश्चक्रे"), and 36.43 (समुद्र, bands7-8, implicit via "उदधिसमुत्थाः") carry no such discrepancy. Bands9-19 give the shared Hindi commentary for all six verses 38-43 in turn (one paragraph per verse, per the standing per-verse-commentary convention), closing with shared citation "॥ ३८-४३ ॥" (band19). Verse 36.34's "कारा" root recurs here in the Kuta commentary ("कारेश (जेलर)"), consistent with page208's corroboration. Band20: third marginal subheading "वीणादि योगफल—" (Vina-etc.-yoga-phala), structural/source note only per the copyright-safety convention, introducing the Sankhya-yoga group's (verse 36.6, 7 yogas) phala verses. Bands21-30 give five new Sanskrit phala verses in the same defined order (36.44 Vina, 36.45 Dama, 36.46 Pasha, 36.47 Kedara, 36.48 Shula) -- the remaining two of the seven (Yuga, Gola) are not yet reached, expected on page210. Band31 (the page's last band): THIRD confirmed instance of the CC-0-footer-pixel-overlay failure mode (after page206 v.36.26 and page207 v.36.30) -- here markedly more severe, with the underlying Devanagari fused pixel-for-pixel with the "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" footer stamp across the full line width. Applied the full established diagnostic toolkit (full-width autocontrast, vertical stretch, 5-way and 6-way segmented 5x/6x zoom, top/bottom strip isolation, pixel-intensity histogram check for a threshold separating the two texts -- none found, both texts print at similar ink darkness) with NO legible words recovered this time, unlike the two prior instances. This is very likely the start of verses 44-48's shared Hindi commentary (per the established page-split-commentary pattern, now a fifth instance), completely illegible here and left untranscribed rather than guessed; translationHi for 36.44-36.48 is left empty pending recovery on page210, where the shared closing citation (expected "॥ ४४-४८ ॥" or similar) should also appear. Sanity checks: all 9 new refs (36.40-36.48) confirmed unique; no duplicate refs anywhere. bphs-scan.js reports 0 issues.

  44. 36.44 सत्यापित

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    संस्कृत

    प्रियगीतनृत्यवाद्या निपुणाः सुखिनश्च धनवन्तः । नेतारो बहुभृत्या वीणायां कीर्तिताः पुरुषाः ॥ ४४ ॥

    priyagitanrityavadya nipunah sukhinashcha dhanavantah, netaro bahubhritya vinayam kirtitah purushah.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Fond of song, dance, and music, skilled, happy, and wealthy, leaders with many servants -- such are the men declared [born] in Vina yoga.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    वीणायोगज जातक—गीत, नृत्य तथा वाद्य का प्रेमी, कुशल, सुखी, धनी, नेता, तथा अनेक सेवक वाला होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.36 Nabhasayogaphaladhyayah conclusion + Ch.37 Bahuvidhayogadhyayah opening, printed page210 (PDF p.242, folio "२१०" confirmed by band0). Running head reads the TREATISE title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" this time -- across pages205-210 the pattern now reads T/T/C/T/C/T, still not a simple alternation, recorded for continuity, still unresolved. CORRECTION to the page209 checkpoint: page209's illegible band31 (third CC-0-footer-overlay instance) is now understood to have contained verse 36.49's (Yuga) FIRST LINE (Sanskrit verse text), not the start of the shared Hindi commentary as hypothesized at the time. This is established because band1 of this page opens mid-verse and closes with citation "॥ ४९ ॥", and every verse in this chapter's Sankhya-yoga group runs 2 lines -- so verse 36.49's opening line fell entirely within the illegible band and could not be recovered. It is disclosed as lost, not reconstructed, per the hard constraint against fabricating verse text. Bands2-3 give verse 36.50 (Gola) complete, both lines fully legible. Bands4-5 give verse 36.51, a GENERAL CONCLUDING verse for the whole Sankhya-yoga group (not itself a yoga-phala verse naming a yoga -- it states that the fruits of the aforementioned yogas operate through the dasha of all planets, per the ancient acharyas). Bands6-19 give the Hindi commentary, one paragraph per verse (44 Vina, 45 Dama, 46 Pasha, 47 Kedara, 48 Shula, 49 Yuga, 50 Gola, 51 general), closing with shared citation "॥ ४४-५१ ॥" (band19) -- this completes and supersedes the empty translationHi left pending on verses 36.44-36.48 at the end of page209. NOTE: band7's word initially misread as "धनेक" was re-verified at 5x zoom and corrected to "अनेक" (many) -- a real word matching the recurring "अनेक सेवक" (many servants) formula seen elsewhere in this chapter; corrected before seeding, never published incorrectly. Bands20-21 give the chapter's closing Sanskrit colophon, structural/source note only (not seeded as a verse): "इति सविमर्श-सुधाव्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे नाभसयोगाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ ३६ ॥" ("Thus, in the Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra accompanied by the Vimarsha-Sudha exposition, the chapter on Nabhasa Yogas is concluded -- 36"). This is the first place in this transcription run where the printed Hindi commentary's own name is disclosed: "सविमर्श-सुधा" (Vimarsha-Sudha), i.e. "Sudha [nectar/gloss] with critical discussion." MAJOR STRUCTURAL FINDING (first flagged via the standing large-gap-rescan mandate applied to band21-22's 276px gap): band22 gives the heading of a NEW CHAPTER -- "अथ बहुविधयोगाध्यायः ॥ ३७ ॥" ("Now, the Chapter of Manifold Yogas -- 37"), confirmed independently at 3x and 5x zoom across three separate crops. Chapter 36 (Nabhasayogaphaladhyayah, Nabhasa yogas) ends and Chapter 37 (Bahuvidhayogadhyayah, on further/manifold yoga combinations) begins on this same printed page. A new chapter entry has been added to the chapters array accordingly. Band23: marginal subheading "शुभाशुभ योगलक्षण—" (characteristics of auspicious/inauspicious yogas), structural/source note only per the copyright-safety convention, not seeded as a verse. Band24: narrative marker "पराशर उवाच—" ("Parashara said—"), likewise structural, not seeded as a verse. Bands25 and 27 give Chapter 37's first verse complete (band26 is a banding artifact -- only the tall upper matras/diacritic tops of band27's own line, separated by the row-darkness threshold; the full line is already completely captured in band27, so band26 carries no unique content and was disregarded per the standing gap/anomaly-investigation mandate). The compound at the end of the second line was re-zoomed at 5x and read as "सौम्याऽसौम्यव्ययार्थगैः" (by benefic-or-malefic [planets] situated in the vyaya [12th] and artha [2nd] houses), which is corroborated by the Hindi commentary's explicit mention of the "दूसरे" (2nd) and "बारहवें" (12th) houses. Bands28-30 and 32 give the Hindi commentary for Chapter 37 verse 1, closing "॥ १ ॥" (band32). Band31 is the page's own CC-0 footer stamp ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"), printed on its own baseline this time -- unlike the three prior CC-0-overlay instances (page206 v.36.26, page207 v.36.30, page209 v.36.44-48-commentary/49-first-line), it does NOT collide pixel-for-pixel with body content here and was read cleanly with no loss. Sanity checks: new refs 36.49, 36.50, 36.51, 37.1 confirmed unique; 5 updates (36.44-36.48 commentary completion); no duplicate refs anywhere. bphs-scan.js run after seeding, 0 issues. Bundle status: page210 completes the pages206-210 bundle = 5 of 5.

  45. 36.45 सत्यापित

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    संस्कृत

    दाम्नि स्यादुपकारी नयधनयुक्तो महेश्वरः ख्यातः । बहुसुतरत्नसमृद्धो धीरो जायेत विद्वांश्च ॥ ४५ ॥

    damni syadupakari nayadhanayukto maheshvarah khyatah, bahusutaratnasamriddho dhiro jayeta vidvamshcha.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In Dama [yoga] one becomes helpful, endowed with policy and wealth, renowned as a great lord, rich with many sons and gems, courageous, and learned.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    दामयोगोत्पन्न जातक—जनोपकारी, न्यायोपार्जित धन वाला, महान्-ऐश्वर्यशाली, विख्यात, अनेक पुत्र तथा रत्नों से समृद्ध, धीर तथा विद्वान् होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.36 Nabhasayogaphaladhyayah conclusion + Ch.37 Bahuvidhayogadhyayah opening, printed page210 (PDF p.242, folio "२१०" confirmed by band0). Running head reads the TREATISE title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" this time -- across pages205-210 the pattern now reads T/T/C/T/C/T, still not a simple alternation, recorded for continuity, still unresolved. CORRECTION to the page209 checkpoint: page209's illegible band31 (third CC-0-footer-overlay instance) is now understood to have contained verse 36.49's (Yuga) FIRST LINE (Sanskrit verse text), not the start of the shared Hindi commentary as hypothesized at the time. This is established because band1 of this page opens mid-verse and closes with citation "॥ ४९ ॥", and every verse in this chapter's Sankhya-yoga group runs 2 lines -- so verse 36.49's opening line fell entirely within the illegible band and could not be recovered. It is disclosed as lost, not reconstructed, per the hard constraint against fabricating verse text. Bands2-3 give verse 36.50 (Gola) complete, both lines fully legible. Bands4-5 give verse 36.51, a GENERAL CONCLUDING verse for the whole Sankhya-yoga group (not itself a yoga-phala verse naming a yoga -- it states that the fruits of the aforementioned yogas operate through the dasha of all planets, per the ancient acharyas). Bands6-19 give the Hindi commentary, one paragraph per verse (44 Vina, 45 Dama, 46 Pasha, 47 Kedara, 48 Shula, 49 Yuga, 50 Gola, 51 general), closing with shared citation "॥ ४४-५१ ॥" (band19) -- this completes and supersedes the empty translationHi left pending on verses 36.44-36.48 at the end of page209. NOTE: band7's word initially misread as "धनेक" was re-verified at 5x zoom and corrected to "अनेक" (many) -- a real word matching the recurring "अनेक सेवक" (many servants) formula seen elsewhere in this chapter; corrected before seeding, never published incorrectly. Bands20-21 give the chapter's closing Sanskrit colophon, structural/source note only (not seeded as a verse): "इति सविमर्श-सुधाव्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे नाभसयोगाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ ३६ ॥" ("Thus, in the Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra accompanied by the Vimarsha-Sudha exposition, the chapter on Nabhasa Yogas is concluded -- 36"). This is the first place in this transcription run where the printed Hindi commentary's own name is disclosed: "सविमर्श-सुधा" (Vimarsha-Sudha), i.e. "Sudha [nectar/gloss] with critical discussion." MAJOR STRUCTURAL FINDING (first flagged via the standing large-gap-rescan mandate applied to band21-22's 276px gap): band22 gives the heading of a NEW CHAPTER -- "अथ बहुविधयोगाध्यायः ॥ ३७ ॥" ("Now, the Chapter of Manifold Yogas -- 37"), confirmed independently at 3x and 5x zoom across three separate crops. Chapter 36 (Nabhasayogaphaladhyayah, Nabhasa yogas) ends and Chapter 37 (Bahuvidhayogadhyayah, on further/manifold yoga combinations) begins on this same printed page. A new chapter entry has been added to the chapters array accordingly. Band23: marginal subheading "शुभाशुभ योगलक्षण—" (characteristics of auspicious/inauspicious yogas), structural/source note only per the copyright-safety convention, not seeded as a verse. Band24: narrative marker "पराशर उवाच—" ("Parashara said—"), likewise structural, not seeded as a verse. Bands25 and 27 give Chapter 37's first verse complete (band26 is a banding artifact -- only the tall upper matras/diacritic tops of band27's own line, separated by the row-darkness threshold; the full line is already completely captured in band27, so band26 carries no unique content and was disregarded per the standing gap/anomaly-investigation mandate). The compound at the end of the second line was re-zoomed at 5x and read as "सौम्याऽसौम्यव्ययार्थगैः" (by benefic-or-malefic [planets] situated in the vyaya [12th] and artha [2nd] houses), which is corroborated by the Hindi commentary's explicit mention of the "दूसरे" (2nd) and "बारहवें" (12th) houses. Bands28-30 and 32 give the Hindi commentary for Chapter 37 verse 1, closing "॥ १ ॥" (band32). Band31 is the page's own CC-0 footer stamp ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"), printed on its own baseline this time -- unlike the three prior CC-0-overlay instances (page206 v.36.26, page207 v.36.30, page209 v.36.44-48-commentary/49-first-line), it does NOT collide pixel-for-pixel with body content here and was read cleanly with no loss. Sanity checks: new refs 36.49, 36.50, 36.51, 37.1 confirmed unique; 5 updates (36.44-36.48 commentary completion); no duplicate refs anywhere. bphs-scan.js run after seeding, 0 issues. Bundle status: page210 completes the pages206-210 bundle = 5 of 5.

  46. 36.46 सत्यापित

    46

    संस्कृत

    पाशे बन्धनभाजः कार्ये दक्षाः प्रपश्चकाराश्च । बहुभाषिणो विशाला बहुभृत्याः सम्प्रतानाश्च ॥ ४६ ॥

    pashe bandhanabhajah karye dakshah prapashchakarashcha, bahubhashino vishala bahubhrityah sampratanashcha.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In Pasha [yoga, born ones are] subject to bondage, skilled in their work, given to elaboration/deceit, talkative, of great stature, with many servants, and prosperous.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पाशयोगोत्पन्न जातक—जेल जानेवाला, कार्य में दक्ष, प्रपञ्ची, बहुत भाषण करनेवाला, शीलरहित, अनेक सेवक वाला तथा विशाल परिवार वाला होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.36 Nabhasayogaphaladhyayah conclusion + Ch.37 Bahuvidhayogadhyayah opening, printed page210 (PDF p.242, folio "२१०" confirmed by band0). Running head reads the TREATISE title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" this time -- across pages205-210 the pattern now reads T/T/C/T/C/T, still not a simple alternation, recorded for continuity, still unresolved. CORRECTION to the page209 checkpoint: page209's illegible band31 (third CC-0-footer-overlay instance) is now understood to have contained verse 36.49's (Yuga) FIRST LINE (Sanskrit verse text), not the start of the shared Hindi commentary as hypothesized at the time. This is established because band1 of this page opens mid-verse and closes with citation "॥ ४९ ॥", and every verse in this chapter's Sankhya-yoga group runs 2 lines -- so verse 36.49's opening line fell entirely within the illegible band and could not be recovered. It is disclosed as lost, not reconstructed, per the hard constraint against fabricating verse text. Bands2-3 give verse 36.50 (Gola) complete, both lines fully legible. Bands4-5 give verse 36.51, a GENERAL CONCLUDING verse for the whole Sankhya-yoga group (not itself a yoga-phala verse naming a yoga -- it states that the fruits of the aforementioned yogas operate through the dasha of all planets, per the ancient acharyas). Bands6-19 give the Hindi commentary, one paragraph per verse (44 Vina, 45 Dama, 46 Pasha, 47 Kedara, 48 Shula, 49 Yuga, 50 Gola, 51 general), closing with shared citation "॥ ४४-५१ ॥" (band19) -- this completes and supersedes the empty translationHi left pending on verses 36.44-36.48 at the end of page209. NOTE: band7's word initially misread as "धनेक" was re-verified at 5x zoom and corrected to "अनेक" (many) -- a real word matching the recurring "अनेक सेवक" (many servants) formula seen elsewhere in this chapter; corrected before seeding, never published incorrectly. Bands20-21 give the chapter's closing Sanskrit colophon, structural/source note only (not seeded as a verse): "इति सविमर्श-सुधाव्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे नाभसयोगाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ ३६ ॥" ("Thus, in the Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra accompanied by the Vimarsha-Sudha exposition, the chapter on Nabhasa Yogas is concluded -- 36"). This is the first place in this transcription run where the printed Hindi commentary's own name is disclosed: "सविमर्श-सुधा" (Vimarsha-Sudha), i.e. "Sudha [nectar/gloss] with critical discussion." MAJOR STRUCTURAL FINDING (first flagged via the standing large-gap-rescan mandate applied to band21-22's 276px gap): band22 gives the heading of a NEW CHAPTER -- "अथ बहुविधयोगाध्यायः ॥ ३७ ॥" ("Now, the Chapter of Manifold Yogas -- 37"), confirmed independently at 3x and 5x zoom across three separate crops. Chapter 36 (Nabhasayogaphaladhyayah, Nabhasa yogas) ends and Chapter 37 (Bahuvidhayogadhyayah, on further/manifold yoga combinations) begins on this same printed page. A new chapter entry has been added to the chapters array accordingly. Band23: marginal subheading "शुभाशुभ योगलक्षण—" (characteristics of auspicious/inauspicious yogas), structural/source note only per the copyright-safety convention, not seeded as a verse. Band24: narrative marker "पराशर उवाच—" ("Parashara said—"), likewise structural, not seeded as a verse. Bands25 and 27 give Chapter 37's first verse complete (band26 is a banding artifact -- only the tall upper matras/diacritic tops of band27's own line, separated by the row-darkness threshold; the full line is already completely captured in band27, so band26 carries no unique content and was disregarded per the standing gap/anomaly-investigation mandate). The compound at the end of the second line was re-zoomed at 5x and read as "सौम्याऽसौम्यव्ययार्थगैः" (by benefic-or-malefic [planets] situated in the vyaya [12th] and artha [2nd] houses), which is corroborated by the Hindi commentary's explicit mention of the "दूसरे" (2nd) and "बारहवें" (12th) houses. Bands28-30 and 32 give the Hindi commentary for Chapter 37 verse 1, closing "॥ १ ॥" (band32). Band31 is the page's own CC-0 footer stamp ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"), printed on its own baseline this time -- unlike the three prior CC-0-overlay instances (page206 v.36.26, page207 v.36.30, page209 v.36.44-48-commentary/49-first-line), it does NOT collide pixel-for-pixel with body content here and was read cleanly with no loss. Sanity checks: new refs 36.49, 36.50, 36.51, 37.1 confirmed unique; 5 updates (36.44-36.48 commentary completion); no duplicate refs anywhere. bphs-scan.js run after seeding, 0 issues. Bundle status: page210 completes the pages206-210 bundle = 5 of 5.

  47. 36.47 सत्यापित

    47

    संस्कृत

    सुबहूनामुपयोज्याः कृषीवलाः सत्यवादिनः सुखिनः । केदारे सम्भूताश्चलस्वभावा धनयुक्ताः ॥ ४७ ॥

    subahunamupayojyah krishivalah satyavadinah sukhinah, kedare sambhutashchalasvabhava dhanayuktah.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Useful to many, farmers, truthful, and happy -- those born in Kedara [yoga] are of restless nature and endowed with wealth.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    केदारयोगज जातक—बहुतों का उपकारक, किसान, सत्यवादी, सुखी, चञ्चल स्वभाव वाला तथा धनी होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.36 Nabhasayogaphaladhyayah conclusion + Ch.37 Bahuvidhayogadhyayah opening, printed page210 (PDF p.242, folio "२१०" confirmed by band0). Running head reads the TREATISE title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" this time -- across pages205-210 the pattern now reads T/T/C/T/C/T, still not a simple alternation, recorded for continuity, still unresolved. CORRECTION to the page209 checkpoint: page209's illegible band31 (third CC-0-footer-overlay instance) is now understood to have contained verse 36.49's (Yuga) FIRST LINE (Sanskrit verse text), not the start of the shared Hindi commentary as hypothesized at the time. This is established because band1 of this page opens mid-verse and closes with citation "॥ ४९ ॥", and every verse in this chapter's Sankhya-yoga group runs 2 lines -- so verse 36.49's opening line fell entirely within the illegible band and could not be recovered. It is disclosed as lost, not reconstructed, per the hard constraint against fabricating verse text. Bands2-3 give verse 36.50 (Gola) complete, both lines fully legible. Bands4-5 give verse 36.51, a GENERAL CONCLUDING verse for the whole Sankhya-yoga group (not itself a yoga-phala verse naming a yoga -- it states that the fruits of the aforementioned yogas operate through the dasha of all planets, per the ancient acharyas). Bands6-19 give the Hindi commentary, one paragraph per verse (44 Vina, 45 Dama, 46 Pasha, 47 Kedara, 48 Shula, 49 Yuga, 50 Gola, 51 general), closing with shared citation "॥ ४४-५१ ॥" (band19) -- this completes and supersedes the empty translationHi left pending on verses 36.44-36.48 at the end of page209. NOTE: band7's word initially misread as "धनेक" was re-verified at 5x zoom and corrected to "अनेक" (many) -- a real word matching the recurring "अनेक सेवक" (many servants) formula seen elsewhere in this chapter; corrected before seeding, never published incorrectly. Bands20-21 give the chapter's closing Sanskrit colophon, structural/source note only (not seeded as a verse): "इति सविमर्श-सुधाव्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे नाभसयोगाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ ३६ ॥" ("Thus, in the Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra accompanied by the Vimarsha-Sudha exposition, the chapter on Nabhasa Yogas is concluded -- 36"). This is the first place in this transcription run where the printed Hindi commentary's own name is disclosed: "सविमर्श-सुधा" (Vimarsha-Sudha), i.e. "Sudha [nectar/gloss] with critical discussion." MAJOR STRUCTURAL FINDING (first flagged via the standing large-gap-rescan mandate applied to band21-22's 276px gap): band22 gives the heading of a NEW CHAPTER -- "अथ बहुविधयोगाध्यायः ॥ ३७ ॥" ("Now, the Chapter of Manifold Yogas -- 37"), confirmed independently at 3x and 5x zoom across three separate crops. Chapter 36 (Nabhasayogaphaladhyayah, Nabhasa yogas) ends and Chapter 37 (Bahuvidhayogadhyayah, on further/manifold yoga combinations) begins on this same printed page. A new chapter entry has been added to the chapters array accordingly. Band23: marginal subheading "शुभाशुभ योगलक्षण—" (characteristics of auspicious/inauspicious yogas), structural/source note only per the copyright-safety convention, not seeded as a verse. Band24: narrative marker "पराशर उवाच—" ("Parashara said—"), likewise structural, not seeded as a verse. Bands25 and 27 give Chapter 37's first verse complete (band26 is a banding artifact -- only the tall upper matras/diacritic tops of band27's own line, separated by the row-darkness threshold; the full line is already completely captured in band27, so band26 carries no unique content and was disregarded per the standing gap/anomaly-investigation mandate). The compound at the end of the second line was re-zoomed at 5x and read as "सौम्याऽसौम्यव्ययार्थगैः" (by benefic-or-malefic [planets] situated in the vyaya [12th] and artha [2nd] houses), which is corroborated by the Hindi commentary's explicit mention of the "दूसरे" (2nd) and "बारहवें" (12th) houses. Bands28-30 and 32 give the Hindi commentary for Chapter 37 verse 1, closing "॥ १ ॥" (band32). Band31 is the page's own CC-0 footer stamp ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"), printed on its own baseline this time -- unlike the three prior CC-0-overlay instances (page206 v.36.26, page207 v.36.30, page209 v.36.44-48-commentary/49-first-line), it does NOT collide pixel-for-pixel with body content here and was read cleanly with no loss. Sanity checks: new refs 36.49, 36.50, 36.51, 37.1 confirmed unique; 5 updates (36.44-36.48 commentary completion); no duplicate refs anywhere. bphs-scan.js run after seeding, 0 issues. Bundle status: page210 completes the pages206-210 bundle = 5 of 5.

  48. 36.48 सत्यापित

    48

    संस्कृत

    तीक्ष्णालसधनहीना हिंस्राः सुबहिष्कृता महाशूराः । संग्रामे कीर्तियुताः शूले योगे भवन्ति नराः ॥ ४८ ॥

    tikshnalasadhanahina hinsrah subahishkrita mahashurah, sangrame kirtiyutah shule yoge bhavanti narah.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Sharp/fierce, lazy, devoid of wealth, violent, greatly ostracized, very brave, endowed with fame in war -- such men are born in Shula yoga.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    शूलयोगोत्पन्न जातक—प्रखरस्वभाव, आलसी, दरिद्र, हिंसक, समाज से बहिष्कृत, शूर, तथा युद्ध में विख्यात होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.36 Nabhasayogaphaladhyayah conclusion + Ch.37 Bahuvidhayogadhyayah opening, printed page210 (PDF p.242, folio "२१०" confirmed by band0). Running head reads the TREATISE title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" this time -- across pages205-210 the pattern now reads T/T/C/T/C/T, still not a simple alternation, recorded for continuity, still unresolved. CORRECTION to the page209 checkpoint: page209's illegible band31 (third CC-0-footer-overlay instance) is now understood to have contained verse 36.49's (Yuga) FIRST LINE (Sanskrit verse text), not the start of the shared Hindi commentary as hypothesized at the time. This is established because band1 of this page opens mid-verse and closes with citation "॥ ४९ ॥", and every verse in this chapter's Sankhya-yoga group runs 2 lines -- so verse 36.49's opening line fell entirely within the illegible band and could not be recovered. It is disclosed as lost, not reconstructed, per the hard constraint against fabricating verse text. Bands2-3 give verse 36.50 (Gola) complete, both lines fully legible. Bands4-5 give verse 36.51, a GENERAL CONCLUDING verse for the whole Sankhya-yoga group (not itself a yoga-phala verse naming a yoga -- it states that the fruits of the aforementioned yogas operate through the dasha of all planets, per the ancient acharyas). Bands6-19 give the Hindi commentary, one paragraph per verse (44 Vina, 45 Dama, 46 Pasha, 47 Kedara, 48 Shula, 49 Yuga, 50 Gola, 51 general), closing with shared citation "॥ ४४-५१ ॥" (band19) -- this completes and supersedes the empty translationHi left pending on verses 36.44-36.48 at the end of page209. NOTE: band7's word initially misread as "धनेक" was re-verified at 5x zoom and corrected to "अनेक" (many) -- a real word matching the recurring "अनेक सेवक" (many servants) formula seen elsewhere in this chapter; corrected before seeding, never published incorrectly. Bands20-21 give the chapter's closing Sanskrit colophon, structural/source note only (not seeded as a verse): "इति सविमर्श-सुधाव्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे नाभसयोगाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ ३६ ॥" ("Thus, in the Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra accompanied by the Vimarsha-Sudha exposition, the chapter on Nabhasa Yogas is concluded -- 36"). This is the first place in this transcription run where the printed Hindi commentary's own name is disclosed: "सविमर्श-सुधा" (Vimarsha-Sudha), i.e. "Sudha [nectar/gloss] with critical discussion." MAJOR STRUCTURAL FINDING (first flagged via the standing large-gap-rescan mandate applied to band21-22's 276px gap): band22 gives the heading of a NEW CHAPTER -- "अथ बहुविधयोगाध्यायः ॥ ३७ ॥" ("Now, the Chapter of Manifold Yogas -- 37"), confirmed independently at 3x and 5x zoom across three separate crops. Chapter 36 (Nabhasayogaphaladhyayah, Nabhasa yogas) ends and Chapter 37 (Bahuvidhayogadhyayah, on further/manifold yoga combinations) begins on this same printed page. A new chapter entry has been added to the chapters array accordingly. Band23: marginal subheading "शुभाशुभ योगलक्षण—" (characteristics of auspicious/inauspicious yogas), structural/source note only per the copyright-safety convention, not seeded as a verse. Band24: narrative marker "पराशर उवाच—" ("Parashara said—"), likewise structural, not seeded as a verse. Bands25 and 27 give Chapter 37's first verse complete (band26 is a banding artifact -- only the tall upper matras/diacritic tops of band27's own line, separated by the row-darkness threshold; the full line is already completely captured in band27, so band26 carries no unique content and was disregarded per the standing gap/anomaly-investigation mandate). The compound at the end of the second line was re-zoomed at 5x and read as "सौम्याऽसौम्यव्ययार्थगैः" (by benefic-or-malefic [planets] situated in the vyaya [12th] and artha [2nd] houses), which is corroborated by the Hindi commentary's explicit mention of the "दूसरे" (2nd) and "बारहवें" (12th) houses. Bands28-30 and 32 give the Hindi commentary for Chapter 37 verse 1, closing "॥ १ ॥" (band32). Band31 is the page's own CC-0 footer stamp ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"), printed on its own baseline this time -- unlike the three prior CC-0-overlay instances (page206 v.36.26, page207 v.36.30, page209 v.36.44-48-commentary/49-first-line), it does NOT collide pixel-for-pixel with body content here and was read cleanly with no loss. Sanity checks: new refs 36.49, 36.50, 36.51, 37.1 confirmed unique; 5 updates (36.44-36.48 commentary completion); no duplicate refs anywhere. bphs-scan.js run after seeding, 0 issues. Bundle status: page210 completes the pages206-210 bundle = 5 of 5.

  49. 36.49 सत्यापित

    49

    संस्कृत

    सुतमातृधर्मरहिता युगयोगे ये नरा जाताः ॥ ४९ ॥

    sutamatridharmarahita yugayoge ye nara jatah.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [This verse's opening line fell within page209's illegible CC-0-overlay band and could not be recovered -- disclosed as lost, not reconstructed.] ...bereft of son, mother, and [filial] duty -- such are the men born in Yuga yoga.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    युगयोगोत्पन्न बालक पाखण्डी, धनहीन, समाज-बहिष्कृत, और माता-पुत्र-धर्म से रहित होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.36 Nabhasayogaphaladhyayah conclusion + Ch.37 Bahuvidhayogadhyayah opening, printed page210 (PDF p.242, folio "२१०" confirmed by band0). Running head reads the TREATISE title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" this time -- across pages205-210 the pattern now reads T/T/C/T/C/T, still not a simple alternation, recorded for continuity, still unresolved. CORRECTION to the page209 checkpoint: page209's illegible band31 (third CC-0-footer-overlay instance) is now understood to have contained verse 36.49's (Yuga) FIRST LINE (Sanskrit verse text), not the start of the shared Hindi commentary as hypothesized at the time. This is established because band1 of this page opens mid-verse and closes with citation "॥ ४९ ॥", and every verse in this chapter's Sankhya-yoga group runs 2 lines -- so verse 36.49's opening line fell entirely within the illegible band and could not be recovered. It is disclosed as lost, not reconstructed, per the hard constraint against fabricating verse text. Bands2-3 give verse 36.50 (Gola) complete, both lines fully legible. Bands4-5 give verse 36.51, a GENERAL CONCLUDING verse for the whole Sankhya-yoga group (not itself a yoga-phala verse naming a yoga -- it states that the fruits of the aforementioned yogas operate through the dasha of all planets, per the ancient acharyas). Bands6-19 give the Hindi commentary, one paragraph per verse (44 Vina, 45 Dama, 46 Pasha, 47 Kedara, 48 Shula, 49 Yuga, 50 Gola, 51 general), closing with shared citation "॥ ४४-५१ ॥" (band19) -- this completes and supersedes the empty translationHi left pending on verses 36.44-36.48 at the end of page209. NOTE: band7's word initially misread as "धनेक" was re-verified at 5x zoom and corrected to "अनेक" (many) -- a real word matching the recurring "अनेक सेवक" (many servants) formula seen elsewhere in this chapter; corrected before seeding, never published incorrectly. Bands20-21 give the chapter's closing Sanskrit colophon, structural/source note only (not seeded as a verse): "इति सविमर्श-सुधाव्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे नाभसयोगाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ ३६ ॥" ("Thus, in the Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra accompanied by the Vimarsha-Sudha exposition, the chapter on Nabhasa Yogas is concluded -- 36"). This is the first place in this transcription run where the printed Hindi commentary's own name is disclosed: "सविमर्श-सुधा" (Vimarsha-Sudha), i.e. "Sudha [nectar/gloss] with critical discussion." MAJOR STRUCTURAL FINDING (first flagged via the standing large-gap-rescan mandate applied to band21-22's 276px gap): band22 gives the heading of a NEW CHAPTER -- "अथ बहुविधयोगाध्यायः ॥ ३७ ॥" ("Now, the Chapter of Manifold Yogas -- 37"), confirmed independently at 3x and 5x zoom across three separate crops. Chapter 36 (Nabhasayogaphaladhyayah, Nabhasa yogas) ends and Chapter 37 (Bahuvidhayogadhyayah, on further/manifold yoga combinations) begins on this same printed page. A new chapter entry has been added to the chapters array accordingly. Band23: marginal subheading "शुभाशुभ योगलक्षण—" (characteristics of auspicious/inauspicious yogas), structural/source note only per the copyright-safety convention, not seeded as a verse. Band24: narrative marker "पराशर उवाच—" ("Parashara said—"), likewise structural, not seeded as a verse. Bands25 and 27 give Chapter 37's first verse complete (band26 is a banding artifact -- only the tall upper matras/diacritic tops of band27's own line, separated by the row-darkness threshold; the full line is already completely captured in band27, so band26 carries no unique content and was disregarded per the standing gap/anomaly-investigation mandate). The compound at the end of the second line was re-zoomed at 5x and read as "सौम्याऽसौम्यव्ययार्थगैः" (by benefic-or-malefic [planets] situated in the vyaya [12th] and artha [2nd] houses), which is corroborated by the Hindi commentary's explicit mention of the "दूसरे" (2nd) and "बारहवें" (12th) houses. Bands28-30 and 32 give the Hindi commentary for Chapter 37 verse 1, closing "॥ १ ॥" (band32). Band31 is the page's own CC-0 footer stamp ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"), printed on its own baseline this time -- unlike the three prior CC-0-overlay instances (page206 v.36.26, page207 v.36.30, page209 v.36.44-48-commentary/49-first-line), it does NOT collide pixel-for-pixel with body content here and was read cleanly with no loss. Sanity checks: new refs 36.49, 36.50, 36.51, 37.1 confirmed unique; 5 updates (36.44-36.48 commentary completion); no duplicate refs anywhere. bphs-scan.js run after seeding, 0 issues. Bundle status: page210 completes the pages206-210 bundle = 5 of 5.

  50. 36.50 सत्यापित

    50

    संस्कृत

    बलसंयुक्ता विधना विद्या-विज्ञानवर्जिता मलिनाः । नित्यं दुःखितदीना गोले योगे भवन्ति नराः ॥ ५० ॥

    balasamyukta vidhana vidya-vijnanavarjita malinah, nityam duhkhitadina gole yoge bhavanti narah.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Endowed with strength yet without wealth, devoid of learning and knowledge, impure of heart, ever grief-stricken and wretched -- such are the men born in Gola yoga.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    गोलयोगज मनुष्य, बलशाली, निर्धन, विद्या-विज्ञान से रहित, हृदय का मलिन तथा सतत दुःखी होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.36 Nabhasayogaphaladhyayah conclusion + Ch.37 Bahuvidhayogadhyayah opening, printed page210 (PDF p.242, folio "२१०" confirmed by band0). Running head reads the TREATISE title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" this time -- across pages205-210 the pattern now reads T/T/C/T/C/T, still not a simple alternation, recorded for continuity, still unresolved. CORRECTION to the page209 checkpoint: page209's illegible band31 (third CC-0-footer-overlay instance) is now understood to have contained verse 36.49's (Yuga) FIRST LINE (Sanskrit verse text), not the start of the shared Hindi commentary as hypothesized at the time. This is established because band1 of this page opens mid-verse and closes with citation "॥ ४९ ॥", and every verse in this chapter's Sankhya-yoga group runs 2 lines -- so verse 36.49's opening line fell entirely within the illegible band and could not be recovered. It is disclosed as lost, not reconstructed, per the hard constraint against fabricating verse text. Bands2-3 give verse 36.50 (Gola) complete, both lines fully legible. Bands4-5 give verse 36.51, a GENERAL CONCLUDING verse for the whole Sankhya-yoga group (not itself a yoga-phala verse naming a yoga -- it states that the fruits of the aforementioned yogas operate through the dasha of all planets, per the ancient acharyas). Bands6-19 give the Hindi commentary, one paragraph per verse (44 Vina, 45 Dama, 46 Pasha, 47 Kedara, 48 Shula, 49 Yuga, 50 Gola, 51 general), closing with shared citation "॥ ४४-५१ ॥" (band19) -- this completes and supersedes the empty translationHi left pending on verses 36.44-36.48 at the end of page209. NOTE: band7's word initially misread as "धनेक" was re-verified at 5x zoom and corrected to "अनेक" (many) -- a real word matching the recurring "अनेक सेवक" (many servants) formula seen elsewhere in this chapter; corrected before seeding, never published incorrectly. Bands20-21 give the chapter's closing Sanskrit colophon, structural/source note only (not seeded as a verse): "इति सविमर्श-सुधाव्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे नाभसयोगाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ ३६ ॥" ("Thus, in the Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra accompanied by the Vimarsha-Sudha exposition, the chapter on Nabhasa Yogas is concluded -- 36"). This is the first place in this transcription run where the printed Hindi commentary's own name is disclosed: "सविमर्श-सुधा" (Vimarsha-Sudha), i.e. "Sudha [nectar/gloss] with critical discussion." MAJOR STRUCTURAL FINDING (first flagged via the standing large-gap-rescan mandate applied to band21-22's 276px gap): band22 gives the heading of a NEW CHAPTER -- "अथ बहुविधयोगाध्यायः ॥ ३७ ॥" ("Now, the Chapter of Manifold Yogas -- 37"), confirmed independently at 3x and 5x zoom across three separate crops. Chapter 36 (Nabhasayogaphaladhyayah, Nabhasa yogas) ends and Chapter 37 (Bahuvidhayogadhyayah, on further/manifold yoga combinations) begins on this same printed page. A new chapter entry has been added to the chapters array accordingly. Band23: marginal subheading "शुभाशुभ योगलक्षण—" (characteristics of auspicious/inauspicious yogas), structural/source note only per the copyright-safety convention, not seeded as a verse. Band24: narrative marker "पराशर उवाच—" ("Parashara said—"), likewise structural, not seeded as a verse. Bands25 and 27 give Chapter 37's first verse complete (band26 is a banding artifact -- only the tall upper matras/diacritic tops of band27's own line, separated by the row-darkness threshold; the full line is already completely captured in band27, so band26 carries no unique content and was disregarded per the standing gap/anomaly-investigation mandate). The compound at the end of the second line was re-zoomed at 5x and read as "सौम्याऽसौम्यव्ययार्थगैः" (by benefic-or-malefic [planets] situated in the vyaya [12th] and artha [2nd] houses), which is corroborated by the Hindi commentary's explicit mention of the "दूसरे" (2nd) and "बारहवें" (12th) houses. Bands28-30 and 32 give the Hindi commentary for Chapter 37 verse 1, closing "॥ १ ॥" (band32). Band31 is the page's own CC-0 footer stamp ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"), printed on its own baseline this time -- unlike the three prior CC-0-overlay instances (page206 v.36.26, page207 v.36.30, page209 v.36.44-48-commentary/49-first-line), it does NOT collide pixel-for-pixel with body content here and was read cleanly with no loss. Sanity checks: new refs 36.49, 36.50, 36.51, 37.1 confirmed unique; 5 updates (36.44-36.48 commentary completion); no duplicate refs anywhere. bphs-scan.js run after seeding, 0 issues. Bundle status: page210 completes the pages206-210 bundle = 5 of 5.

  51. 36.51 सत्यापित

    51

    संस्कृत

    सर्वेष्वपि दशास्वेते भवेयुः फलदायिनः । प्राणिनामिति विज्ञेयाः प्रवदन्ति तवाग्रजाः ॥ ५१ ॥

    sarveshvapi dashasvete bhaveyuh phaladayinah, praninamiti vijneyah pravadanti tavagrajah.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    A general concluding verse for the Sankhya-yoga group, not itself naming a yoga: in the dasha[-periods] of all [planets] these [aforementioned yogas] become fruit-bearing for living beings -- thus it should be known; so declare those who came before you [O Maitreya].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    उक्तयोगज फल सभी ग्रहों की दशा में (जन्मतः जीवनान्त तक) होते हैं, ऐसा प्राचीनाचार्यों का मत है ॥ ४४-५१ ॥ [इति सविमर्श-सुधाव्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे नाभसयोगाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ ३६ ॥ -- closing colophon of Chapter 36, structural note.]

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.36 Nabhasayogaphaladhyayah conclusion + Ch.37 Bahuvidhayogadhyayah opening, printed page210 (PDF p.242, folio "२१०" confirmed by band0). Running head reads the TREATISE title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" this time -- across pages205-210 the pattern now reads T/T/C/T/C/T, still not a simple alternation, recorded for continuity, still unresolved. CORRECTION to the page209 checkpoint: page209's illegible band31 (third CC-0-footer-overlay instance) is now understood to have contained verse 36.49's (Yuga) FIRST LINE (Sanskrit verse text), not the start of the shared Hindi commentary as hypothesized at the time. This is established because band1 of this page opens mid-verse and closes with citation "॥ ४९ ॥", and every verse in this chapter's Sankhya-yoga group runs 2 lines -- so verse 36.49's opening line fell entirely within the illegible band and could not be recovered. It is disclosed as lost, not reconstructed, per the hard constraint against fabricating verse text. Bands2-3 give verse 36.50 (Gola) complete, both lines fully legible. Bands4-5 give verse 36.51, a GENERAL CONCLUDING verse for the whole Sankhya-yoga group (not itself a yoga-phala verse naming a yoga -- it states that the fruits of the aforementioned yogas operate through the dasha of all planets, per the ancient acharyas). Bands6-19 give the Hindi commentary, one paragraph per verse (44 Vina, 45 Dama, 46 Pasha, 47 Kedara, 48 Shula, 49 Yuga, 50 Gola, 51 general), closing with shared citation "॥ ४४-५१ ॥" (band19) -- this completes and supersedes the empty translationHi left pending on verses 36.44-36.48 at the end of page209. NOTE: band7's word initially misread as "धनेक" was re-verified at 5x zoom and corrected to "अनेक" (many) -- a real word matching the recurring "अनेक सेवक" (many servants) formula seen elsewhere in this chapter; corrected before seeding, never published incorrectly. Bands20-21 give the chapter's closing Sanskrit colophon, structural/source note only (not seeded as a verse): "इति सविमर्श-सुधाव्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे नाभसयोगाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ ३६ ॥" ("Thus, in the Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra accompanied by the Vimarsha-Sudha exposition, the chapter on Nabhasa Yogas is concluded -- 36"). This is the first place in this transcription run where the printed Hindi commentary's own name is disclosed: "सविमर्श-सुधा" (Vimarsha-Sudha), i.e. "Sudha [nectar/gloss] with critical discussion." MAJOR STRUCTURAL FINDING (first flagged via the standing large-gap-rescan mandate applied to band21-22's 276px gap): band22 gives the heading of a NEW CHAPTER -- "अथ बहुविधयोगाध्यायः ॥ ३७ ॥" ("Now, the Chapter of Manifold Yogas -- 37"), confirmed independently at 3x and 5x zoom across three separate crops. Chapter 36 (Nabhasayogaphaladhyayah, Nabhasa yogas) ends and Chapter 37 (Bahuvidhayogadhyayah, on further/manifold yoga combinations) begins on this same printed page. A new chapter entry has been added to the chapters array accordingly. Band23: marginal subheading "शुभाशुभ योगलक्षण—" (characteristics of auspicious/inauspicious yogas), structural/source note only per the copyright-safety convention, not seeded as a verse. Band24: narrative marker "पराशर उवाच—" ("Parashara said—"), likewise structural, not seeded as a verse. Bands25 and 27 give Chapter 37's first verse complete (band26 is a banding artifact -- only the tall upper matras/diacritic tops of band27's own line, separated by the row-darkness threshold; the full line is already completely captured in band27, so band26 carries no unique content and was disregarded per the standing gap/anomaly-investigation mandate). The compound at the end of the second line was re-zoomed at 5x and read as "सौम्याऽसौम्यव्ययार्थगैः" (by benefic-or-malefic [planets] situated in the vyaya [12th] and artha [2nd] houses), which is corroborated by the Hindi commentary's explicit mention of the "दूसरे" (2nd) and "बारहवें" (12th) houses. Bands28-30 and 32 give the Hindi commentary for Chapter 37 verse 1, closing "॥ १ ॥" (band32). Band31 is the page's own CC-0 footer stamp ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"), printed on its own baseline this time -- unlike the three prior CC-0-overlay instances (page206 v.36.26, page207 v.36.30, page209 v.36.44-48-commentary/49-first-line), it does NOT collide pixel-for-pixel with body content here and was read cleanly with no loss. Sanity checks: new refs 36.49, 36.50, 36.51, 37.1 confirmed unique; 5 updates (36.44-36.48 commentary completion); no duplicate refs anywhere. bphs-scan.js run after seeding, 0 issues. Bundle status: page210 completes the pages206-210 bundle = 5 of 5.

37 Bahuvidha-yoga-adhyayah -- on manifold [further] yoga combinations (39)

  1. 37.1 सत्यापित

    1

    संस्कृत

    योगो लभ्यते सौम्येऽसौम्ये सति शुभाऽशुभौ । तदेवं क्रमशो योगौ सौम्याऽसौम्यव्ययार्थगैः ॥ १ ॥

    yogo labhyate saumye'saumye sati shubha'shubhau, tadevam kramasho yogau saumya'saumyavyayarthagaih.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    A yoga [combination, in the lagna] is obtained through a benefic or malefic [placement], being auspicious or inauspicious respectively. Likewise, in order, [further] yogas [arise] from benefic or malefic [planets] situated in the artha [2nd, wealth] and vyaya [12th, loss] houses.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पराशर ने कहा (हे मैत्रेय?) लग्नगत शुभग्रह हों तो शुभयोग और पापग्रह हों तो अशुभयोग होता है। इसी तरह (लग्न में ग्रहाभाव रहने पर) दूसरे तथा बारहवें स्थानों में शुभग्रह के रहने पर शुभ योग और पापग्रह के होने पर पाप योग होता है ॥ १ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.36 Nabhasayogaphaladhyayah conclusion + Ch.37 Bahuvidhayogadhyayah opening, printed page210 (PDF p.242, folio "२१०" confirmed by band0). Running head reads the TREATISE title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" this time -- across pages205-210 the pattern now reads T/T/C/T/C/T, still not a simple alternation, recorded for continuity, still unresolved. CORRECTION to the page209 checkpoint: page209's illegible band31 (third CC-0-footer-overlay instance) is now understood to have contained verse 36.49's (Yuga) FIRST LINE (Sanskrit verse text), not the start of the shared Hindi commentary as hypothesized at the time. This is established because band1 of this page opens mid-verse and closes with citation "॥ ४९ ॥", and every verse in this chapter's Sankhya-yoga group runs 2 lines -- so verse 36.49's opening line fell entirely within the illegible band and could not be recovered. It is disclosed as lost, not reconstructed, per the hard constraint against fabricating verse text. Bands2-3 give verse 36.50 (Gola) complete, both lines fully legible. Bands4-5 give verse 36.51, a GENERAL CONCLUDING verse for the whole Sankhya-yoga group (not itself a yoga-phala verse naming a yoga -- it states that the fruits of the aforementioned yogas operate through the dasha of all planets, per the ancient acharyas). Bands6-19 give the Hindi commentary, one paragraph per verse (44 Vina, 45 Dama, 46 Pasha, 47 Kedara, 48 Shula, 49 Yuga, 50 Gola, 51 general), closing with shared citation "॥ ४४-५१ ॥" (band19) -- this completes and supersedes the empty translationHi left pending on verses 36.44-36.48 at the end of page209. NOTE: band7's word initially misread as "धनेक" was re-verified at 5x zoom and corrected to "अनेक" (many) -- a real word matching the recurring "अनेक सेवक" (many servants) formula seen elsewhere in this chapter; corrected before seeding, never published incorrectly. Bands20-21 give the chapter's closing Sanskrit colophon, structural/source note only (not seeded as a verse): "इति सविमर्श-सुधाव्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे नाभसयोगाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ ३६ ॥" ("Thus, in the Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra accompanied by the Vimarsha-Sudha exposition, the chapter on Nabhasa Yogas is concluded -- 36"). This is the first place in this transcription run where the printed Hindi commentary's own name is disclosed: "सविमर्श-सुधा" (Vimarsha-Sudha), i.e. "Sudha [nectar/gloss] with critical discussion." MAJOR STRUCTURAL FINDING (first flagged via the standing large-gap-rescan mandate applied to band21-22's 276px gap): band22 gives the heading of a NEW CHAPTER -- "अथ बहुविधयोगाध्यायः ॥ ३७ ॥" ("Now, the Chapter of Manifold Yogas -- 37"), confirmed independently at 3x and 5x zoom across three separate crops. Chapter 36 (Nabhasayogaphaladhyayah, Nabhasa yogas) ends and Chapter 37 (Bahuvidhayogadhyayah, on further/manifold yoga combinations) begins on this same printed page. A new chapter entry has been added to the chapters array accordingly. Band23: marginal subheading "शुभाशुभ योगलक्षण—" (characteristics of auspicious/inauspicious yogas), structural/source note only per the copyright-safety convention, not seeded as a verse. Band24: narrative marker "पराशर उवाच—" ("Parashara said—"), likewise structural, not seeded as a verse. Bands25 and 27 give Chapter 37's first verse complete (band26 is a banding artifact -- only the tall upper matras/diacritic tops of band27's own line, separated by the row-darkness threshold; the full line is already completely captured in band27, so band26 carries no unique content and was disregarded per the standing gap/anomaly-investigation mandate). The compound at the end of the second line was re-zoomed at 5x and read as "सौम्याऽसौम्यव्ययार्थगैः" (by benefic-or-malefic [planets] situated in the vyaya [12th] and artha [2nd] houses), which is corroborated by the Hindi commentary's explicit mention of the "दूसरे" (2nd) and "बारहवें" (12th) houses. Bands28-30 and 32 give the Hindi commentary for Chapter 37 verse 1, closing "॥ १ ॥" (band32). Band31 is the page's own CC-0 footer stamp ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"), printed on its own baseline this time -- unlike the three prior CC-0-overlay instances (page206 v.36.26, page207 v.36.30, page209 v.36.44-48-commentary/49-first-line), it does NOT collide pixel-for-pixel with body content here and was read cleanly with no loss. Sanity checks: new refs 36.49, 36.50, 36.51, 37.1 confirmed unique; 5 updates (36.44-36.48 commentary completion); no duplicate refs anywhere. bphs-scan.js run after seeding, 0 issues. Bundle status: page210 completes the pages206-210 bundle = 5 of 5. Marginal subheading preceding this verse: "शुभाशुभ योगलक्षण—" (characteristics of auspicious/inauspicious yogas). Narrative marker preceding the verse: "पराशर उवाच—" ("Parashara said—"). Both structural/source notes only, not seeded as verses, per the copyright-safety convention.

  2. 37.2 सत्यापित

    2

    संस्कृत

    शुभयोगोद्भवो वाग्मी रूपशीलगुणान्वितः । पापयोगोद्भवः कामी पापकर्मो पराथेयुक् ॥ २ ॥

    shubhayogodbhavo vagmi rupashilagunanvitah, papayogodbhavah kami papakarmo parathayuk.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    One arising from an auspicious (shubha) yoga [as described above] is eloquent, endowed with beauty, good character, and virtues. One arising from an inauspicious (papa) yoga is lustful, of sinful deeds, and parathayuk [printed exactly as such -- a non-standard compound lacking the repha expected in 'pararthayuk', 'covetous of others' wealth'; retained as printed, not silently corrected, and corroborated in sense by the commentary's 'stealer of others' wealth'].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    शुभयोगोत्पन्न जातक—वाग्मी, सौन्दर्यशील तथा गुणयुक्त होता है और पापयोगोत्पन्न कामुक पापकर्मंकारी तथा परधनापहारक होता है ॥ २ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.37 Bahuvidhayogadhyayah continuation, printed page211 (PDF p.243, folio "२११" confirmed by band0). Running head this time reads the CHAPTER title "बहुविधयोगाध्यायः" (not the treatise title) -- across pages205-211 the pattern now reads T/T/C/T/C/T/C, still not a simple alternation, recorded for continuity, still unresolved. Threshold-selection note: THRESH=6 was deliberately chosen for this page (breaking from THRESH=7 used on pages206-210) after the standard T=5-vs-T=7 band comparison revealed two discrepancy regions. Investigating both (per the standing anomaly mandate) found one (y1268-1297) to be a harmless artifact (this page's own band7, diacritic tops only, disregarded) and the other (y3254-3297) to be GENUINE content -- the subheading at band23 below -- which THRESH=7 would have silently dropped entirely (not merged, just vanished below the darkness cutoff). THRESH=6 (35 bands) was chosen specifically to preserve it. Band1: marginal subheading "शुभाऽशुभ योग फल—" (fruits of auspicious/inauspicious yoga), structural/source note only, not seeded as a verse. Bands2-3 give verse 37.2 complete, both lines legible. The final compound of line 2 was re-zoomed at 6x-8x (scratchpad/p211-b03-word.png) and confirmed to read "पराथेयुक्" with NO repha (र्) hook before थ -- i.e. genuinely printed without the "र्" that "परार्थयुक्" (attached to/covetous of others' wealth) would require. This is retained EXACTLY as printed, disclosed as a non-standard reading, per the hard constraint against silently correcting uncertain-but-legible print -- it is clearly and confidently legible as printed, just grammatically irregular; the intended sense (attachment to others' wealth) is independently corroborated by the accompanying Hindi commentary's explicit "परधनापहारक" (stealer of others' wealth). Bands4-5 give the Hindi commentary for verse 2, closing "॥ २ ॥". Band6: marginal subheading "गजकेसरी योग तथा फल—" (Gajakesari yoga and its fruits), structural note, not seeded as a verse. Band7 is a banding artifact (tall diacritic/matra tops of band8's own line only, separated out by the row-darkness threshold; band8 already carries the full line, nothing lost) -- investigated and disregarded per the standing anomalous-band mandate, matching the precedent set by page210's band26. Bands8-9 give verse 37.3 (Gajakesari yoga, definition) complete. Bands10-11 give verse 37.4 (Gajakesari yoga, phala/results) complete. Bands12-14 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 3-4, closing "॥३-४॥". Band15: marginal subheading "सफल अमलकीर्तियोग—" (successful/fruitful Amala-kirti yoga), structural note, not seeded as a verse. Bands16-17 give verse 37.5 (Amala yoga, definition) complete. Band17's closing compound was initially misread at low zoom as "कीर्तिरचन्द्रतारकी"; re-zoomed at 6x (scratchpad/p211-b17-word2.png), the conjunct was confirmed to be "श्च" (not "र"), giving the correct sandhi reading "कीर्तिश्चन्द्रतारकी" (kirtih + candrataraki, "fame like the moon and stars") -- corrected before seeding, never published incorrectly. Bands18-19 give verse 37.6 (Amala yoga, phala/results) complete. Bands20-22 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 5-6, closing "॥ ५-६ ॥". Band23: marginal subheading "सफल पर्वतयोग—" (successful/fruitful Parvata yoga) -- THIS IS THE GENUINE CONTENT that motivated the THRESH=6 selection above; confirmed via zoom (scratchpad/p211-gapcheck2.png) before banding even began. Structural note, not seeded as a verse. Bands24-25 give verse 37.7 (Parvata yoga, definition) complete. Band25's opening compound was re-zoomed at 6x (scratchpad/p211-b25-word.png) and clearly, confidently reads "ससद्ग्रहेषु" -- an irregular/non-standard compound (apparently a duplicated "स", likely intended as "सद्ग्रहेषु", "in benefic planets") retained EXACTLY as printed and disclosed, not silently corrected, per the standing convention for confidently-legible-but-irregular print. Bands26-27 give verse 37.8 (Parvata yoga, phala/results) complete. Bands28-30 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 7-8, closing "॥ ७-८ ॥". Band31: marginal subheading, zoomed and confirmed to read "सफल का॰ळयोग—" (scratchpad/p211-b31-word.png) -- an abbreviated printed form (using an abbreviation dot "॰") corroborated by band33's verse closing with the yoga-name "काहलः" (Kahala) as very likely standing for "सफल काहलयोग—" ("successful/fruitful Kahala yoga"). Retained/disclosed as printed; structural note, not seeded as a verse. Bands32-33 give verse 37.9 (Kahala yoga, definition) complete -- this is as far as the page goes; NO Hindi commentary or phala/results verse for Kahala yoga appears on this page (the page ends at the footer). Per the established page-split-gloss pattern (cf. page209/210's verses 44-48), verse 37.9's Hindi commentary is DEFERRED to the next page (page212) and its translationHi is left EMPTY here pending that page's reading -- not fabricated. Band33's opening compound "स्वक्षांविगे" was re-zoomed at 6x (scratchpad/p211-b33-word.png) and clearly, confidently reads as printed; its precise grammatical parsing is uncertain (possibly a compound involving one's own sign/navamsha placement) and is retained exactly as printed, disclosed, not corrected. This band also confirms a FOURTH instance of the CC-0-footer-pixel-overlay failure mode (after page206 v.36.26, page207 v.36.30, page209 v.36.44-48-commentary/49-first-line; page210 was the one clean exception) -- the page's own footer stamp begins immediately below this line with only ~1px separation, visible bleeding into the padded strip image, though the verse line itself remained fully legible and uncorrupted this time. Band34: the page's own CC-0 footer stamp ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"), structural/source note only. Sanity checks: new refs 37.2 through 37.9 confirmed unique; no duplicate refs anywhere. bphs-scan.js run after seeding. Bundle status: page211 begins a NEW bundle (211+) = 1 of 5 minimum.

  3. 37.3 सत्यापित

    3

    संस्कृत

    लग्नाद्वेन्दोर्गुरौ केन्द्रे सौम्ययुक्तेऽथवेक्षिते । गजकेसरियोगोऽयं न नीचास्तरिपुस्थिते ॥ ३ ॥

    lagnadvendorgurau kendre saumyayukte'thavekshite, gajakesariyogo'yam na nicastaripusthite.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If Jupiter is in a kendra [1st/4th/7th/10th] from the lagna or from the Moon, being joined with or aspected by a benefic [planet] -- this is Gajakesari yoga; not so if [Jupiter is] situated [as] debilitated, combust, or in an enemy['s placement].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    लग्न या चन्द्रमा से केन्द्रस्थान (१।४।७।१०) में गुरु शुभग्रहों से युक्त या दृष्ट हो और ये नीच स्थान, अस्तंगत या षष्ठस्थ नहीं हों तो गजकेसरी योग होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.37 Bahuvidhayogadhyayah continuation, printed page211 (PDF p.243, folio "२११" confirmed by band0). Running head this time reads the CHAPTER title "बहुविधयोगाध्यायः" (not the treatise title) -- across pages205-211 the pattern now reads T/T/C/T/C/T/C, still not a simple alternation, recorded for continuity, still unresolved. Threshold-selection note: THRESH=6 was deliberately chosen for this page (breaking from THRESH=7 used on pages206-210) after the standard T=5-vs-T=7 band comparison revealed two discrepancy regions. Investigating both (per the standing anomaly mandate) found one (y1268-1297) to be a harmless artifact (this page's own band7, diacritic tops only, disregarded) and the other (y3254-3297) to be GENUINE content -- the subheading at band23 below -- which THRESH=7 would have silently dropped entirely (not merged, just vanished below the darkness cutoff). THRESH=6 (35 bands) was chosen specifically to preserve it. Band1: marginal subheading "शुभाऽशुभ योग फल—" (fruits of auspicious/inauspicious yoga), structural/source note only, not seeded as a verse. Bands2-3 give verse 37.2 complete, both lines legible. The final compound of line 2 was re-zoomed at 6x-8x (scratchpad/p211-b03-word.png) and confirmed to read "पराथेयुक्" with NO repha (र्) hook before थ -- i.e. genuinely printed without the "र्" that "परार्थयुक्" (attached to/covetous of others' wealth) would require. This is retained EXACTLY as printed, disclosed as a non-standard reading, per the hard constraint against silently correcting uncertain-but-legible print -- it is clearly and confidently legible as printed, just grammatically irregular; the intended sense (attachment to others' wealth) is independently corroborated by the accompanying Hindi commentary's explicit "परधनापहारक" (stealer of others' wealth). Bands4-5 give the Hindi commentary for verse 2, closing "॥ २ ॥". Band6: marginal subheading "गजकेसरी योग तथा फल—" (Gajakesari yoga and its fruits), structural note, not seeded as a verse. Band7 is a banding artifact (tall diacritic/matra tops of band8's own line only, separated out by the row-darkness threshold; band8 already carries the full line, nothing lost) -- investigated and disregarded per the standing anomalous-band mandate, matching the precedent set by page210's band26. Bands8-9 give verse 37.3 (Gajakesari yoga, definition) complete. Bands10-11 give verse 37.4 (Gajakesari yoga, phala/results) complete. Bands12-14 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 3-4, closing "॥३-४॥". Band15: marginal subheading "सफल अमलकीर्तियोग—" (successful/fruitful Amala-kirti yoga), structural note, not seeded as a verse. Bands16-17 give verse 37.5 (Amala yoga, definition) complete. Band17's closing compound was initially misread at low zoom as "कीर्तिरचन्द्रतारकी"; re-zoomed at 6x (scratchpad/p211-b17-word2.png), the conjunct was confirmed to be "श्च" (not "र"), giving the correct sandhi reading "कीर्तिश्चन्द्रतारकी" (kirtih + candrataraki, "fame like the moon and stars") -- corrected before seeding, never published incorrectly. Bands18-19 give verse 37.6 (Amala yoga, phala/results) complete. Bands20-22 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 5-6, closing "॥ ५-६ ॥". Band23: marginal subheading "सफल पर्वतयोग—" (successful/fruitful Parvata yoga) -- THIS IS THE GENUINE CONTENT that motivated the THRESH=6 selection above; confirmed via zoom (scratchpad/p211-gapcheck2.png) before banding even began. Structural note, not seeded as a verse. Bands24-25 give verse 37.7 (Parvata yoga, definition) complete. Band25's opening compound was re-zoomed at 6x (scratchpad/p211-b25-word.png) and clearly, confidently reads "ससद्ग्रहेषु" -- an irregular/non-standard compound (apparently a duplicated "स", likely intended as "सद्ग्रहेषु", "in benefic planets") retained EXACTLY as printed and disclosed, not silently corrected, per the standing convention for confidently-legible-but-irregular print. Bands26-27 give verse 37.8 (Parvata yoga, phala/results) complete. Bands28-30 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 7-8, closing "॥ ७-८ ॥". Band31: marginal subheading, zoomed and confirmed to read "सफल का॰ळयोग—" (scratchpad/p211-b31-word.png) -- an abbreviated printed form (using an abbreviation dot "॰") corroborated by band33's verse closing with the yoga-name "काहलः" (Kahala) as very likely standing for "सफल काहलयोग—" ("successful/fruitful Kahala yoga"). Retained/disclosed as printed; structural note, not seeded as a verse. Bands32-33 give verse 37.9 (Kahala yoga, definition) complete -- this is as far as the page goes; NO Hindi commentary or phala/results verse for Kahala yoga appears on this page (the page ends at the footer). Per the established page-split-gloss pattern (cf. page209/210's verses 44-48), verse 37.9's Hindi commentary is DEFERRED to the next page (page212) and its translationHi is left EMPTY here pending that page's reading -- not fabricated. Band33's opening compound "स्वक्षांविगे" was re-zoomed at 6x (scratchpad/p211-b33-word.png) and clearly, confidently reads as printed; its precise grammatical parsing is uncertain (possibly a compound involving one's own sign/navamsha placement) and is retained exactly as printed, disclosed, not corrected. This band also confirms a FOURTH instance of the CC-0-footer-pixel-overlay failure mode (after page206 v.36.26, page207 v.36.30, page209 v.36.44-48-commentary/49-first-line; page210 was the one clean exception) -- the page's own footer stamp begins immediately below this line with only ~1px separation, visible bleeding into the padded strip image, though the verse line itself remained fully legible and uncorrupted this time. Band34: the page's own CC-0 footer stamp ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"), structural/source note only. Sanity checks: new refs 37.2 through 37.9 confirmed unique; no duplicate refs anywhere. bphs-scan.js run after seeding. Bundle status: page211 begins a NEW bundle (211+) = 1 of 5 minimum.

  4. 37.4 सत्यापित

    4

    संस्कृत

    गजकेसरिसंज्ञातस्तेजस्वी धनवान् भवेत् । मेधावी गुणसम्पन्नो राजप्रियकरो नरः ॥ ४ ॥

    gajakesarisamjnatastejasvi dhanavan bhavet, medhavi gunasampanno rajapriyakaro narah.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    One designated by [the name] Gajakesari becomes brilliant and wealthy -- a man endowed with intelligence and virtues, who becomes dear to kings.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    उसमें उत्पन्न जातक तेजस्वी, धनी, मेधावी, गुणी, तथा राजवल्लभ होता है ॥३-४॥

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.37 Bahuvidhayogadhyayah continuation, printed page211 (PDF p.243, folio "२११" confirmed by band0). Running head this time reads the CHAPTER title "बहुविधयोगाध्यायः" (not the treatise title) -- across pages205-211 the pattern now reads T/T/C/T/C/T/C, still not a simple alternation, recorded for continuity, still unresolved. Threshold-selection note: THRESH=6 was deliberately chosen for this page (breaking from THRESH=7 used on pages206-210) after the standard T=5-vs-T=7 band comparison revealed two discrepancy regions. Investigating both (per the standing anomaly mandate) found one (y1268-1297) to be a harmless artifact (this page's own band7, diacritic tops only, disregarded) and the other (y3254-3297) to be GENUINE content -- the subheading at band23 below -- which THRESH=7 would have silently dropped entirely (not merged, just vanished below the darkness cutoff). THRESH=6 (35 bands) was chosen specifically to preserve it. Band1: marginal subheading "शुभाऽशुभ योग फल—" (fruits of auspicious/inauspicious yoga), structural/source note only, not seeded as a verse. Bands2-3 give verse 37.2 complete, both lines legible. The final compound of line 2 was re-zoomed at 6x-8x (scratchpad/p211-b03-word.png) and confirmed to read "पराथेयुक्" with NO repha (र्) hook before थ -- i.e. genuinely printed without the "र्" that "परार्थयुक्" (attached to/covetous of others' wealth) would require. This is retained EXACTLY as printed, disclosed as a non-standard reading, per the hard constraint against silently correcting uncertain-but-legible print -- it is clearly and confidently legible as printed, just grammatically irregular; the intended sense (attachment to others' wealth) is independently corroborated by the accompanying Hindi commentary's explicit "परधनापहारक" (stealer of others' wealth). Bands4-5 give the Hindi commentary for verse 2, closing "॥ २ ॥". Band6: marginal subheading "गजकेसरी योग तथा फल—" (Gajakesari yoga and its fruits), structural note, not seeded as a verse. Band7 is a banding artifact (tall diacritic/matra tops of band8's own line only, separated out by the row-darkness threshold; band8 already carries the full line, nothing lost) -- investigated and disregarded per the standing anomalous-band mandate, matching the precedent set by page210's band26. Bands8-9 give verse 37.3 (Gajakesari yoga, definition) complete. Bands10-11 give verse 37.4 (Gajakesari yoga, phala/results) complete. Bands12-14 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 3-4, closing "॥३-४॥". Band15: marginal subheading "सफल अमलकीर्तियोग—" (successful/fruitful Amala-kirti yoga), structural note, not seeded as a verse. Bands16-17 give verse 37.5 (Amala yoga, definition) complete. Band17's closing compound was initially misread at low zoom as "कीर्तिरचन्द्रतारकी"; re-zoomed at 6x (scratchpad/p211-b17-word2.png), the conjunct was confirmed to be "श्च" (not "र"), giving the correct sandhi reading "कीर्तिश्चन्द्रतारकी" (kirtih + candrataraki, "fame like the moon and stars") -- corrected before seeding, never published incorrectly. Bands18-19 give verse 37.6 (Amala yoga, phala/results) complete. Bands20-22 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 5-6, closing "॥ ५-६ ॥". Band23: marginal subheading "सफल पर्वतयोग—" (successful/fruitful Parvata yoga) -- THIS IS THE GENUINE CONTENT that motivated the THRESH=6 selection above; confirmed via zoom (scratchpad/p211-gapcheck2.png) before banding even began. Structural note, not seeded as a verse. Bands24-25 give verse 37.7 (Parvata yoga, definition) complete. Band25's opening compound was re-zoomed at 6x (scratchpad/p211-b25-word.png) and clearly, confidently reads "ससद्ग्रहेषु" -- an irregular/non-standard compound (apparently a duplicated "स", likely intended as "सद्ग्रहेषु", "in benefic planets") retained EXACTLY as printed and disclosed, not silently corrected, per the standing convention for confidently-legible-but-irregular print. Bands26-27 give verse 37.8 (Parvata yoga, phala/results) complete. Bands28-30 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 7-8, closing "॥ ७-८ ॥". Band31: marginal subheading, zoomed and confirmed to read "सफल का॰ळयोग—" (scratchpad/p211-b31-word.png) -- an abbreviated printed form (using an abbreviation dot "॰") corroborated by band33's verse closing with the yoga-name "काहलः" (Kahala) as very likely standing for "सफल काहलयोग—" ("successful/fruitful Kahala yoga"). Retained/disclosed as printed; structural note, not seeded as a verse. Bands32-33 give verse 37.9 (Kahala yoga, definition) complete -- this is as far as the page goes; NO Hindi commentary or phala/results verse for Kahala yoga appears on this page (the page ends at the footer). Per the established page-split-gloss pattern (cf. page209/210's verses 44-48), verse 37.9's Hindi commentary is DEFERRED to the next page (page212) and its translationHi is left EMPTY here pending that page's reading -- not fabricated. Band33's opening compound "स्वक्षांविगे" was re-zoomed at 6x (scratchpad/p211-b33-word.png) and clearly, confidently reads as printed; its precise grammatical parsing is uncertain (possibly a compound involving one's own sign/navamsha placement) and is retained exactly as printed, disclosed, not corrected. This band also confirms a FOURTH instance of the CC-0-footer-pixel-overlay failure mode (after page206 v.36.26, page207 v.36.30, page209 v.36.44-48-commentary/49-first-line; page210 was the one clean exception) -- the page's own footer stamp begins immediately below this line with only ~1px separation, visible bleeding into the padded strip image, though the verse line itself remained fully legible and uncorrupted this time. Band34: the page's own CC-0 footer stamp ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"), structural/source note only. Sanity checks: new refs 37.2 through 37.9 confirmed unique; no duplicate refs anywhere. bphs-scan.js run after seeding. Bundle status: page211 begins a NEW bundle (211+) = 1 of 5 minimum.

  5. 37.5 सत्यापित

    5

    संस्कृत

    लग्नादथेन्दुस्थानाद्वा दशमे शुभसंयुते । योगोऽयममला नाम कीर्तिश्चन्द्रतारकी ॥ ५ ॥

    lagnadathendusthanadva dashame shubhasamyute, yogo'yamamala nama kirtishcandrataraki.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    From the lagna, or else from the Moon's position, if the 10th [house] is joined with a benefic [planet] -- this yoga is named Amala, [bestowing] fame as enduring as the moon and stars.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    लग्न या चन्द्रमा से दशम स्थान शुभग्रह मात्र से युक्त हो तो अमलकीर्ति योग होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.37 Bahuvidhayogadhyayah continuation, printed page211 (PDF p.243, folio "२११" confirmed by band0). Running head this time reads the CHAPTER title "बहुविधयोगाध्यायः" (not the treatise title) -- across pages205-211 the pattern now reads T/T/C/T/C/T/C, still not a simple alternation, recorded for continuity, still unresolved. Threshold-selection note: THRESH=6 was deliberately chosen for this page (breaking from THRESH=7 used on pages206-210) after the standard T=5-vs-T=7 band comparison revealed two discrepancy regions. Investigating both (per the standing anomaly mandate) found one (y1268-1297) to be a harmless artifact (this page's own band7, diacritic tops only, disregarded) and the other (y3254-3297) to be GENUINE content -- the subheading at band23 below -- which THRESH=7 would have silently dropped entirely (not merged, just vanished below the darkness cutoff). THRESH=6 (35 bands) was chosen specifically to preserve it. Band1: marginal subheading "शुभाऽशुभ योग फल—" (fruits of auspicious/inauspicious yoga), structural/source note only, not seeded as a verse. Bands2-3 give verse 37.2 complete, both lines legible. The final compound of line 2 was re-zoomed at 6x-8x (scratchpad/p211-b03-word.png) and confirmed to read "पराथेयुक्" with NO repha (र्) hook before थ -- i.e. genuinely printed without the "र्" that "परार्थयुक्" (attached to/covetous of others' wealth) would require. This is retained EXACTLY as printed, disclosed as a non-standard reading, per the hard constraint against silently correcting uncertain-but-legible print -- it is clearly and confidently legible as printed, just grammatically irregular; the intended sense (attachment to others' wealth) is independently corroborated by the accompanying Hindi commentary's explicit "परधनापहारक" (stealer of others' wealth). Bands4-5 give the Hindi commentary for verse 2, closing "॥ २ ॥". Band6: marginal subheading "गजकेसरी योग तथा फल—" (Gajakesari yoga and its fruits), structural note, not seeded as a verse. Band7 is a banding artifact (tall diacritic/matra tops of band8's own line only, separated out by the row-darkness threshold; band8 already carries the full line, nothing lost) -- investigated and disregarded per the standing anomalous-band mandate, matching the precedent set by page210's band26. Bands8-9 give verse 37.3 (Gajakesari yoga, definition) complete. Bands10-11 give verse 37.4 (Gajakesari yoga, phala/results) complete. Bands12-14 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 3-4, closing "॥३-४॥". Band15: marginal subheading "सफल अमलकीर्तियोग—" (successful/fruitful Amala-kirti yoga), structural note, not seeded as a verse. Bands16-17 give verse 37.5 (Amala yoga, definition) complete. Band17's closing compound was initially misread at low zoom as "कीर्तिरचन्द्रतारकी"; re-zoomed at 6x (scratchpad/p211-b17-word2.png), the conjunct was confirmed to be "श्च" (not "र"), giving the correct sandhi reading "कीर्तिश्चन्द्रतारकी" (kirtih + candrataraki, "fame like the moon and stars") -- corrected before seeding, never published incorrectly. Bands18-19 give verse 37.6 (Amala yoga, phala/results) complete. Bands20-22 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 5-6, closing "॥ ५-६ ॥". Band23: marginal subheading "सफल पर्वतयोग—" (successful/fruitful Parvata yoga) -- THIS IS THE GENUINE CONTENT that motivated the THRESH=6 selection above; confirmed via zoom (scratchpad/p211-gapcheck2.png) before banding even began. Structural note, not seeded as a verse. Bands24-25 give verse 37.7 (Parvata yoga, definition) complete. Band25's opening compound was re-zoomed at 6x (scratchpad/p211-b25-word.png) and clearly, confidently reads "ससद्ग्रहेषु" -- an irregular/non-standard compound (apparently a duplicated "स", likely intended as "सद्ग्रहेषु", "in benefic planets") retained EXACTLY as printed and disclosed, not silently corrected, per the standing convention for confidently-legible-but-irregular print. Bands26-27 give verse 37.8 (Parvata yoga, phala/results) complete. Bands28-30 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 7-8, closing "॥ ७-८ ॥". Band31: marginal subheading, zoomed and confirmed to read "सफल का॰ळयोग—" (scratchpad/p211-b31-word.png) -- an abbreviated printed form (using an abbreviation dot "॰") corroborated by band33's verse closing with the yoga-name "काहलः" (Kahala) as very likely standing for "सफल काहलयोग—" ("successful/fruitful Kahala yoga"). Retained/disclosed as printed; structural note, not seeded as a verse. Bands32-33 give verse 37.9 (Kahala yoga, definition) complete -- this is as far as the page goes; NO Hindi commentary or phala/results verse for Kahala yoga appears on this page (the page ends at the footer). Per the established page-split-gloss pattern (cf. page209/210's verses 44-48), verse 37.9's Hindi commentary is DEFERRED to the next page (page212) and its translationHi is left EMPTY here pending that page's reading -- not fabricated. Band33's opening compound "स्वक्षांविगे" was re-zoomed at 6x (scratchpad/p211-b33-word.png) and clearly, confidently reads as printed; its precise grammatical parsing is uncertain (possibly a compound involving one's own sign/navamsha placement) and is retained exactly as printed, disclosed, not corrected. This band also confirms a FOURTH instance of the CC-0-footer-pixel-overlay failure mode (after page206 v.36.26, page207 v.36.30, page209 v.36.44-48-commentary/49-first-line; page210 was the one clean exception) -- the page's own footer stamp begins immediately below this line with only ~1px separation, visible bleeding into the padded strip image, though the verse line itself remained fully legible and uncorrupted this time. Band34: the page's own CC-0 footer stamp ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"), structural/source note only. Sanity checks: new refs 37.2 through 37.9 confirmed unique; no duplicate refs anywhere. bphs-scan.js run after seeding. Bundle status: page211 begins a NEW bundle (211+) = 1 of 5 minimum.

  6. 37.6 सत्यापित

    6

    संस्कृत

    राजपूज्यो महाभोगी दाता बन्धुजनप्रियः । परोपकारी गुणवानमला-योगसम्भवः ॥ ६ ॥

    rajapujyo mahabhogi data bandhujanapriyah, paropakari gunavanamala-yogasambhavah.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [One] honored by kings, greatly prosperous, generous, dear to kinsmen, altruistic, and virtuous -- such is one arisen from Amala yoga.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    इसमें उत्पन्न जातक राजपूज्य, भोगेन्द्र, दानी, बन्धुजनप्रिय, परोपकारी तथा गुणवान् होता है ॥ ५-६ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.37 Bahuvidhayogadhyayah continuation, printed page211 (PDF p.243, folio "२११" confirmed by band0). Running head this time reads the CHAPTER title "बहुविधयोगाध्यायः" (not the treatise title) -- across pages205-211 the pattern now reads T/T/C/T/C/T/C, still not a simple alternation, recorded for continuity, still unresolved. Threshold-selection note: THRESH=6 was deliberately chosen for this page (breaking from THRESH=7 used on pages206-210) after the standard T=5-vs-T=7 band comparison revealed two discrepancy regions. Investigating both (per the standing anomaly mandate) found one (y1268-1297) to be a harmless artifact (this page's own band7, diacritic tops only, disregarded) and the other (y3254-3297) to be GENUINE content -- the subheading at band23 below -- which THRESH=7 would have silently dropped entirely (not merged, just vanished below the darkness cutoff). THRESH=6 (35 bands) was chosen specifically to preserve it. Band1: marginal subheading "शुभाऽशुभ योग फल—" (fruits of auspicious/inauspicious yoga), structural/source note only, not seeded as a verse. Bands2-3 give verse 37.2 complete, both lines legible. The final compound of line 2 was re-zoomed at 6x-8x (scratchpad/p211-b03-word.png) and confirmed to read "पराथेयुक्" with NO repha (र्) hook before थ -- i.e. genuinely printed without the "र्" that "परार्थयुक्" (attached to/covetous of others' wealth) would require. This is retained EXACTLY as printed, disclosed as a non-standard reading, per the hard constraint against silently correcting uncertain-but-legible print -- it is clearly and confidently legible as printed, just grammatically irregular; the intended sense (attachment to others' wealth) is independently corroborated by the accompanying Hindi commentary's explicit "परधनापहारक" (stealer of others' wealth). Bands4-5 give the Hindi commentary for verse 2, closing "॥ २ ॥". Band6: marginal subheading "गजकेसरी योग तथा फल—" (Gajakesari yoga and its fruits), structural note, not seeded as a verse. Band7 is a banding artifact (tall diacritic/matra tops of band8's own line only, separated out by the row-darkness threshold; band8 already carries the full line, nothing lost) -- investigated and disregarded per the standing anomalous-band mandate, matching the precedent set by page210's band26. Bands8-9 give verse 37.3 (Gajakesari yoga, definition) complete. Bands10-11 give verse 37.4 (Gajakesari yoga, phala/results) complete. Bands12-14 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 3-4, closing "॥३-४॥". Band15: marginal subheading "सफल अमलकीर्तियोग—" (successful/fruitful Amala-kirti yoga), structural note, not seeded as a verse. Bands16-17 give verse 37.5 (Amala yoga, definition) complete. Band17's closing compound was initially misread at low zoom as "कीर्तिरचन्द्रतारकी"; re-zoomed at 6x (scratchpad/p211-b17-word2.png), the conjunct was confirmed to be "श्च" (not "र"), giving the correct sandhi reading "कीर्तिश्चन्द्रतारकी" (kirtih + candrataraki, "fame like the moon and stars") -- corrected before seeding, never published incorrectly. Bands18-19 give verse 37.6 (Amala yoga, phala/results) complete. Bands20-22 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 5-6, closing "॥ ५-६ ॥". Band23: marginal subheading "सफल पर्वतयोग—" (successful/fruitful Parvata yoga) -- THIS IS THE GENUINE CONTENT that motivated the THRESH=6 selection above; confirmed via zoom (scratchpad/p211-gapcheck2.png) before banding even began. Structural note, not seeded as a verse. Bands24-25 give verse 37.7 (Parvata yoga, definition) complete. Band25's opening compound was re-zoomed at 6x (scratchpad/p211-b25-word.png) and clearly, confidently reads "ससद्ग्रहेषु" -- an irregular/non-standard compound (apparently a duplicated "स", likely intended as "सद्ग्रहेषु", "in benefic planets") retained EXACTLY as printed and disclosed, not silently corrected, per the standing convention for confidently-legible-but-irregular print. Bands26-27 give verse 37.8 (Parvata yoga, phala/results) complete. Bands28-30 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 7-8, closing "॥ ७-८ ॥". Band31: marginal subheading, zoomed and confirmed to read "सफल का॰ळयोग—" (scratchpad/p211-b31-word.png) -- an abbreviated printed form (using an abbreviation dot "॰") corroborated by band33's verse closing with the yoga-name "काहलः" (Kahala) as very likely standing for "सफल काहलयोग—" ("successful/fruitful Kahala yoga"). Retained/disclosed as printed; structural note, not seeded as a verse. Bands32-33 give verse 37.9 (Kahala yoga, definition) complete -- this is as far as the page goes; NO Hindi commentary or phala/results verse for Kahala yoga appears on this page (the page ends at the footer). Per the established page-split-gloss pattern (cf. page209/210's verses 44-48), verse 37.9's Hindi commentary is DEFERRED to the next page (page212) and its translationHi is left EMPTY here pending that page's reading -- not fabricated. Band33's opening compound "स्वक्षांविगे" was re-zoomed at 6x (scratchpad/p211-b33-word.png) and clearly, confidently reads as printed; its precise grammatical parsing is uncertain (possibly a compound involving one's own sign/navamsha placement) and is retained exactly as printed, disclosed, not corrected. This band also confirms a FOURTH instance of the CC-0-footer-pixel-overlay failure mode (after page206 v.36.26, page207 v.36.30, page209 v.36.44-48-commentary/49-first-line; page210 was the one clean exception) -- the page's own footer stamp begins immediately below this line with only ~1px separation, visible bleeding into the padded strip image, though the verse line itself remained fully legible and uncorrupted this time. Band34: the page's own CC-0 footer stamp ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"), structural/source note only. Sanity checks: new refs 37.2 through 37.9 confirmed unique; no duplicate refs anywhere. bphs-scan.js run after seeding. Bundle status: page211 begins a NEW bundle (211+) = 1 of 5 minimum.

  7. 37.7 सत्यापित

    7

    संस्कृत

    सौम्ययुक्ते रिपौ रन्ध्रे किंवा ग्रहविवर्जिते । ससद्ग्रहेषु केन्द्रेषु पर्वतो योग ईरितः ॥ ७ ॥

    saumyayukte ripau randhre kimva grahavivarjite, sasadgraheshu kendreshu parvato yoga iritah.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If the 6th (ripu) and 8th (randhra) [houses] are joined with benefics, or are devoid of [any] planets, and [there are] sasadgraheshu [printed exactly as such -- an irregular compound, likely intended as 'sadgraheshu', 'benefic planets', retained as printed, not silently corrected] in the kendras -- this yoga is declared [to be] Parvata.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    षष्ठाष्टम स्थान ग्रहरहित या शुभग्रहयुक्त हो और केन्द्रस्थान शुभग्रहयुत हो तो पर्वतयोग होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.37 Bahuvidhayogadhyayah continuation, printed page211 (PDF p.243, folio "२११" confirmed by band0). Running head this time reads the CHAPTER title "बहुविधयोगाध्यायः" (not the treatise title) -- across pages205-211 the pattern now reads T/T/C/T/C/T/C, still not a simple alternation, recorded for continuity, still unresolved. Threshold-selection note: THRESH=6 was deliberately chosen for this page (breaking from THRESH=7 used on pages206-210) after the standard T=5-vs-T=7 band comparison revealed two discrepancy regions. Investigating both (per the standing anomaly mandate) found one (y1268-1297) to be a harmless artifact (this page's own band7, diacritic tops only, disregarded) and the other (y3254-3297) to be GENUINE content -- the subheading at band23 below -- which THRESH=7 would have silently dropped entirely (not merged, just vanished below the darkness cutoff). THRESH=6 (35 bands) was chosen specifically to preserve it. Band1: marginal subheading "शुभाऽशुभ योग फल—" (fruits of auspicious/inauspicious yoga), structural/source note only, not seeded as a verse. Bands2-3 give verse 37.2 complete, both lines legible. The final compound of line 2 was re-zoomed at 6x-8x (scratchpad/p211-b03-word.png) and confirmed to read "पराथेयुक्" with NO repha (र्) hook before थ -- i.e. genuinely printed without the "र्" that "परार्थयुक्" (attached to/covetous of others' wealth) would require. This is retained EXACTLY as printed, disclosed as a non-standard reading, per the hard constraint against silently correcting uncertain-but-legible print -- it is clearly and confidently legible as printed, just grammatically irregular; the intended sense (attachment to others' wealth) is independently corroborated by the accompanying Hindi commentary's explicit "परधनापहारक" (stealer of others' wealth). Bands4-5 give the Hindi commentary for verse 2, closing "॥ २ ॥". Band6: marginal subheading "गजकेसरी योग तथा फल—" (Gajakesari yoga and its fruits), structural note, not seeded as a verse. Band7 is a banding artifact (tall diacritic/matra tops of band8's own line only, separated out by the row-darkness threshold; band8 already carries the full line, nothing lost) -- investigated and disregarded per the standing anomalous-band mandate, matching the precedent set by page210's band26. Bands8-9 give verse 37.3 (Gajakesari yoga, definition) complete. Bands10-11 give verse 37.4 (Gajakesari yoga, phala/results) complete. Bands12-14 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 3-4, closing "॥३-४॥". Band15: marginal subheading "सफल अमलकीर्तियोग—" (successful/fruitful Amala-kirti yoga), structural note, not seeded as a verse. Bands16-17 give verse 37.5 (Amala yoga, definition) complete. Band17's closing compound was initially misread at low zoom as "कीर्तिरचन्द्रतारकी"; re-zoomed at 6x (scratchpad/p211-b17-word2.png), the conjunct was confirmed to be "श्च" (not "र"), giving the correct sandhi reading "कीर्तिश्चन्द्रतारकी" (kirtih + candrataraki, "fame like the moon and stars") -- corrected before seeding, never published incorrectly. Bands18-19 give verse 37.6 (Amala yoga, phala/results) complete. Bands20-22 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 5-6, closing "॥ ५-६ ॥". Band23: marginal subheading "सफल पर्वतयोग—" (successful/fruitful Parvata yoga) -- THIS IS THE GENUINE CONTENT that motivated the THRESH=6 selection above; confirmed via zoom (scratchpad/p211-gapcheck2.png) before banding even began. Structural note, not seeded as a verse. Bands24-25 give verse 37.7 (Parvata yoga, definition) complete. Band25's opening compound was re-zoomed at 6x (scratchpad/p211-b25-word.png) and clearly, confidently reads "ससद्ग्रहेषु" -- an irregular/non-standard compound (apparently a duplicated "स", likely intended as "सद्ग्रहेषु", "in benefic planets") retained EXACTLY as printed and disclosed, not silently corrected, per the standing convention for confidently-legible-but-irregular print. Bands26-27 give verse 37.8 (Parvata yoga, phala/results) complete. Bands28-30 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 7-8, closing "॥ ७-८ ॥". Band31: marginal subheading, zoomed and confirmed to read "सफल का॰ळयोग—" (scratchpad/p211-b31-word.png) -- an abbreviated printed form (using an abbreviation dot "॰") corroborated by band33's verse closing with the yoga-name "काहलः" (Kahala) as very likely standing for "सफल काहलयोग—" ("successful/fruitful Kahala yoga"). Retained/disclosed as printed; structural note, not seeded as a verse. Bands32-33 give verse 37.9 (Kahala yoga, definition) complete -- this is as far as the page goes; NO Hindi commentary or phala/results verse for Kahala yoga appears on this page (the page ends at the footer). Per the established page-split-gloss pattern (cf. page209/210's verses 44-48), verse 37.9's Hindi commentary is DEFERRED to the next page (page212) and its translationHi is left EMPTY here pending that page's reading -- not fabricated. Band33's opening compound "स्वक्षांविगे" was re-zoomed at 6x (scratchpad/p211-b33-word.png) and clearly, confidently reads as printed; its precise grammatical parsing is uncertain (possibly a compound involving one's own sign/navamsha placement) and is retained exactly as printed, disclosed, not corrected. This band also confirms a FOURTH instance of the CC-0-footer-pixel-overlay failure mode (after page206 v.36.26, page207 v.36.30, page209 v.36.44-48-commentary/49-first-line; page210 was the one clean exception) -- the page's own footer stamp begins immediately below this line with only ~1px separation, visible bleeding into the padded strip image, though the verse line itself remained fully legible and uncorrupted this time. Band34: the page's own CC-0 footer stamp ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"), structural/source note only. Sanity checks: new refs 37.2 through 37.9 confirmed unique; no duplicate refs anywhere. bphs-scan.js run after seeding. Bundle status: page211 begins a NEW bundle (211+) = 1 of 5 minimum.

  8. 37.8 सत्यापित

    8

    संस्कृत

    यशस्तेजो भाग्ययुक्तो दानी वक्ता विनोदवान् । पुरनेता शास्त्रवेत्ता कामी स्यात्पर्वतोद्भवः ॥ ८ ॥

    yashastejo bhagyayukto dani vakta vinodavan, puraneta shastravetta kami syatparvatodbhavah.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Endowed with fame, brilliance, and fortune, generous, eloquent, and fond of humor, a leader of the city, learned in scripture, and desirous -- such is one born of Parvata [yoga].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पर्वतयोगोत्पन्न जातक यशस्वी, तेजस्वी, भाग्यवान्, दानी, वक्ता, विनोदी, पुरनायक, शास्त्रवेत्ता तथा कामी होता है ॥ ७-८ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.37 Bahuvidhayogadhyayah continuation, printed page211 (PDF p.243, folio "२११" confirmed by band0). Running head this time reads the CHAPTER title "बहुविधयोगाध्यायः" (not the treatise title) -- across pages205-211 the pattern now reads T/T/C/T/C/T/C, still not a simple alternation, recorded for continuity, still unresolved. Threshold-selection note: THRESH=6 was deliberately chosen for this page (breaking from THRESH=7 used on pages206-210) after the standard T=5-vs-T=7 band comparison revealed two discrepancy regions. Investigating both (per the standing anomaly mandate) found one (y1268-1297) to be a harmless artifact (this page's own band7, diacritic tops only, disregarded) and the other (y3254-3297) to be GENUINE content -- the subheading at band23 below -- which THRESH=7 would have silently dropped entirely (not merged, just vanished below the darkness cutoff). THRESH=6 (35 bands) was chosen specifically to preserve it. Band1: marginal subheading "शुभाऽशुभ योग फल—" (fruits of auspicious/inauspicious yoga), structural/source note only, not seeded as a verse. Bands2-3 give verse 37.2 complete, both lines legible. The final compound of line 2 was re-zoomed at 6x-8x (scratchpad/p211-b03-word.png) and confirmed to read "पराथेयुक्" with NO repha (र्) hook before थ -- i.e. genuinely printed without the "र्" that "परार्थयुक्" (attached to/covetous of others' wealth) would require. This is retained EXACTLY as printed, disclosed as a non-standard reading, per the hard constraint against silently correcting uncertain-but-legible print -- it is clearly and confidently legible as printed, just grammatically irregular; the intended sense (attachment to others' wealth) is independently corroborated by the accompanying Hindi commentary's explicit "परधनापहारक" (stealer of others' wealth). Bands4-5 give the Hindi commentary for verse 2, closing "॥ २ ॥". Band6: marginal subheading "गजकेसरी योग तथा फल—" (Gajakesari yoga and its fruits), structural note, not seeded as a verse. Band7 is a banding artifact (tall diacritic/matra tops of band8's own line only, separated out by the row-darkness threshold; band8 already carries the full line, nothing lost) -- investigated and disregarded per the standing anomalous-band mandate, matching the precedent set by page210's band26. Bands8-9 give verse 37.3 (Gajakesari yoga, definition) complete. Bands10-11 give verse 37.4 (Gajakesari yoga, phala/results) complete. Bands12-14 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 3-4, closing "॥३-४॥". Band15: marginal subheading "सफल अमलकीर्तियोग—" (successful/fruitful Amala-kirti yoga), structural note, not seeded as a verse. Bands16-17 give verse 37.5 (Amala yoga, definition) complete. Band17's closing compound was initially misread at low zoom as "कीर्तिरचन्द्रतारकी"; re-zoomed at 6x (scratchpad/p211-b17-word2.png), the conjunct was confirmed to be "श्च" (not "र"), giving the correct sandhi reading "कीर्तिश्चन्द्रतारकी" (kirtih + candrataraki, "fame like the moon and stars") -- corrected before seeding, never published incorrectly. Bands18-19 give verse 37.6 (Amala yoga, phala/results) complete. Bands20-22 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 5-6, closing "॥ ५-६ ॥". Band23: marginal subheading "सफल पर्वतयोग—" (successful/fruitful Parvata yoga) -- THIS IS THE GENUINE CONTENT that motivated the THRESH=6 selection above; confirmed via zoom (scratchpad/p211-gapcheck2.png) before banding even began. Structural note, not seeded as a verse. Bands24-25 give verse 37.7 (Parvata yoga, definition) complete. Band25's opening compound was re-zoomed at 6x (scratchpad/p211-b25-word.png) and clearly, confidently reads "ससद्ग्रहेषु" -- an irregular/non-standard compound (apparently a duplicated "स", likely intended as "सद्ग्रहेषु", "in benefic planets") retained EXACTLY as printed and disclosed, not silently corrected, per the standing convention for confidently-legible-but-irregular print. Bands26-27 give verse 37.8 (Parvata yoga, phala/results) complete. Bands28-30 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 7-8, closing "॥ ७-८ ॥". Band31: marginal subheading, zoomed and confirmed to read "सफल का॰ळयोग—" (scratchpad/p211-b31-word.png) -- an abbreviated printed form (using an abbreviation dot "॰") corroborated by band33's verse closing with the yoga-name "काहलः" (Kahala) as very likely standing for "सफल काहलयोग—" ("successful/fruitful Kahala yoga"). Retained/disclosed as printed; structural note, not seeded as a verse. Bands32-33 give verse 37.9 (Kahala yoga, definition) complete -- this is as far as the page goes; NO Hindi commentary or phala/results verse for Kahala yoga appears on this page (the page ends at the footer). Per the established page-split-gloss pattern (cf. page209/210's verses 44-48), verse 37.9's Hindi commentary is DEFERRED to the next page (page212) and its translationHi is left EMPTY here pending that page's reading -- not fabricated. Band33's opening compound "स्वक्षांविगे" was re-zoomed at 6x (scratchpad/p211-b33-word.png) and clearly, confidently reads as printed; its precise grammatical parsing is uncertain (possibly a compound involving one's own sign/navamsha placement) and is retained exactly as printed, disclosed, not corrected. This band also confirms a FOURTH instance of the CC-0-footer-pixel-overlay failure mode (after page206 v.36.26, page207 v.36.30, page209 v.36.44-48-commentary/49-first-line; page210 was the one clean exception) -- the page's own footer stamp begins immediately below this line with only ~1px separation, visible bleeding into the padded strip image, though the verse line itself remained fully legible and uncorrupted this time. Band34: the page's own CC-0 footer stamp ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"), structural/source note only. Sanity checks: new refs 37.2 through 37.9 confirmed unique; no duplicate refs anywhere. bphs-scan.js run after seeding. Bundle status: page211 begins a NEW bundle (211+) = 1 of 5 minimum.

  9. 37.9 सत्यापित

    9

    संस्कृत

    अन्योन्यकेन्द्रगौ जीवसुखेशौ, सबलेऽङ्गपे । स्वक्षांविगे सकर्मेशे सुखेशे वा तु काहलः ॥ ९ ॥

    anyonyakendragau jivasukheshau, sabale'ngape, svakshamvige sakarmeshe sukheshe va tu kahalah.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Jupiter and the lord of the [4th, sukha/happiness] house, [each] situated in kendras from one another, the lagna-lord being strong, [and Jupiter] svakshamvige [printed exactly as such -- precise grammatical parsing uncertain, retained as printed, not corrected] -- together with the lord of the [10th, karma] house or the lord of the [4th, sukha] house -- this is [called] Kahala [yoga]. [This verse's Hindi commentary and phala/results verse were not reached on this page -- they are DEFERRED to page212 and translationHi is left empty here pending that page's reading, per the established page-split-gloss pattern; not fabricated.]

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    गुरु तथा सुखेश परस्पर केन्द्रगत हों, लग्नेश प्रबल हो, अथवा दशमेश सहित सुखेश स्वभवन या स्वोच्चस्थ हों तो भी काहल योग होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.37 Bahuvidhayogadhyayah continuation, printed page211 (PDF p.243, folio "२११" confirmed by band0). Running head this time reads the CHAPTER title "बहुविधयोगाध्यायः" (not the treatise title) -- across pages205-211 the pattern now reads T/T/C/T/C/T/C, still not a simple alternation, recorded for continuity, still unresolved. Threshold-selection note: THRESH=6 was deliberately chosen for this page (breaking from THRESH=7 used on pages206-210) after the standard T=5-vs-T=7 band comparison revealed two discrepancy regions. Investigating both (per the standing anomaly mandate) found one (y1268-1297) to be a harmless artifact (this page's own band7, diacritic tops only, disregarded) and the other (y3254-3297) to be GENUINE content -- the subheading at band23 below -- which THRESH=7 would have silently dropped entirely (not merged, just vanished below the darkness cutoff). THRESH=6 (35 bands) was chosen specifically to preserve it. Band1: marginal subheading "शुभाऽशुभ योग फल—" (fruits of auspicious/inauspicious yoga), structural/source note only, not seeded as a verse. Bands2-3 give verse 37.2 complete, both lines legible. The final compound of line 2 was re-zoomed at 6x-8x (scratchpad/p211-b03-word.png) and confirmed to read "पराथेयुक्" with NO repha (र्) hook before थ -- i.e. genuinely printed without the "र्" that "परार्थयुक्" (attached to/covetous of others' wealth) would require. This is retained EXACTLY as printed, disclosed as a non-standard reading, per the hard constraint against silently correcting uncertain-but-legible print -- it is clearly and confidently legible as printed, just grammatically irregular; the intended sense (attachment to others' wealth) is independently corroborated by the accompanying Hindi commentary's explicit "परधनापहारक" (stealer of others' wealth). Bands4-5 give the Hindi commentary for verse 2, closing "॥ २ ॥". Band6: marginal subheading "गजकेसरी योग तथा फल—" (Gajakesari yoga and its fruits), structural note, not seeded as a verse. Band7 is a banding artifact (tall diacritic/matra tops of band8's own line only, separated out by the row-darkness threshold; band8 already carries the full line, nothing lost) -- investigated and disregarded per the standing anomalous-band mandate, matching the precedent set by page210's band26. Bands8-9 give verse 37.3 (Gajakesari yoga, definition) complete. Bands10-11 give verse 37.4 (Gajakesari yoga, phala/results) complete. Bands12-14 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 3-4, closing "॥३-४॥". Band15: marginal subheading "सफल अमलकीर्तियोग—" (successful/fruitful Amala-kirti yoga), structural note, not seeded as a verse. Bands16-17 give verse 37.5 (Amala yoga, definition) complete. Band17's closing compound was initially misread at low zoom as "कीर्तिरचन्द्रतारकी"; re-zoomed at 6x (scratchpad/p211-b17-word2.png), the conjunct was confirmed to be "श्च" (not "र"), giving the correct sandhi reading "कीर्तिश्चन्द्रतारकी" (kirtih + candrataraki, "fame like the moon and stars") -- corrected before seeding, never published incorrectly. Bands18-19 give verse 37.6 (Amala yoga, phala/results) complete. Bands20-22 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 5-6, closing "॥ ५-६ ॥". Band23: marginal subheading "सफल पर्वतयोग—" (successful/fruitful Parvata yoga) -- THIS IS THE GENUINE CONTENT that motivated the THRESH=6 selection above; confirmed via zoom (scratchpad/p211-gapcheck2.png) before banding even began. Structural note, not seeded as a verse. Bands24-25 give verse 37.7 (Parvata yoga, definition) complete. Band25's opening compound was re-zoomed at 6x (scratchpad/p211-b25-word.png) and clearly, confidently reads "ससद्ग्रहेषु" -- an irregular/non-standard compound (apparently a duplicated "स", likely intended as "सद्ग्रहेषु", "in benefic planets") retained EXACTLY as printed and disclosed, not silently corrected, per the standing convention for confidently-legible-but-irregular print. Bands26-27 give verse 37.8 (Parvata yoga, phala/results) complete. Bands28-30 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 7-8, closing "॥ ७-८ ॥". Band31: marginal subheading, zoomed and confirmed to read "सफल का॰ळयोग—" (scratchpad/p211-b31-word.png) -- an abbreviated printed form (using an abbreviation dot "॰") corroborated by band33's verse closing with the yoga-name "काहलः" (Kahala) as very likely standing for "सफल काहलयोग—" ("successful/fruitful Kahala yoga"). Retained/disclosed as printed; structural note, not seeded as a verse. Bands32-33 give verse 37.9 (Kahala yoga, definition) complete -- this is as far as the page goes; NO Hindi commentary or phala/results verse for Kahala yoga appears on this page (the page ends at the footer). Per the established page-split-gloss pattern (cf. page209/210's verses 44-48), verse 37.9's Hindi commentary is DEFERRED to the next page (page212) and its translationHi is left EMPTY here pending that page's reading -- not fabricated. Band33's opening compound "स्वक्षांविगे" was re-zoomed at 6x (scratchpad/p211-b33-word.png) and clearly, confidently reads as printed; its precise grammatical parsing is uncertain (possibly a compound involving one's own sign/navamsha placement) and is retained exactly as printed, disclosed, not corrected. This band also confirms a FOURTH instance of the CC-0-footer-pixel-overlay failure mode (after page206 v.36.26, page207 v.36.30, page209 v.36.44-48-commentary/49-first-line; page210 was the one clean exception) -- the page's own footer stamp begins immediately below this line with only ~1px separation, visible bleeding into the padded strip image, though the verse line itself remained fully legible and uncorrupted this time. Band34: the page's own CC-0 footer stamp ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"), structural/source note only. Sanity checks: new refs 37.2 through 37.9 confirmed unique; no duplicate refs anywhere. bphs-scan.js run after seeding. Bundle status: page211 begins a NEW bundle (211+) = 1 of 5 minimum.

  10. 37.10 सत्यापित

    10

    संस्कृत

    ओजस्वी साहसी मूर्खश्चतुरङ्गबलान्वितः । यत्-किंश्चिद्-ग्रामनाथश्च जातः स्यात् काहलोद्भवः ॥ १० ॥

    ojasvi sahasi murkhashcaturangabalanvitah, yat-kimshcid-gramanathashca jatah syat kahalodbhavah.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    One is vigorous, bold, foolish, and endowed with the strength of a fourfold army [caturanga -- elephants, chariots, cavalry, infantry], and becomes lord of yat-kimshcid [printed exactly as such -- a non-standard spelling of the expected 'yat-kimcid', 'some/whatever'] villages -- such is one born of Kahala [yoga].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    काहलयोगोत्पन्न बालक तेजस्वी, साहसी, मूर्ख, चतुरङ्ग सैनिकों से युक्त कतिपय ग्रामों का स्वामी होता है ॥ ९-१० ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.37 Bahuvidhayogadhyayah continuation, printed page212 (PDF p.244, folio "२१२" confirmed by band0). Running head this time reads the TREATISE title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" again (not the chapter title) -- pages205-212 pattern now reads T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T, still not a simple alternation, recorded for continuity, still unresolved. Threshold-selection note: the standard T=5-vs-T=7 comparison was run proactively BEFORE banding began (per the now-thoroughly-validated re-scan mandate, never assuming the prior page's THRESH=6 would carry over). Two bands present in T5 but entirely absent from T7 were found: (2576,2619) and (3781,3827). Zoom crops (scratchpad/p212-gap1.png, p212-gap2.png) confirmed BOTH were genuine subheadings ("सफल शङ्खयोग—" and "सफल भेरीयोग—") that T7 would have silently dropped. THRESH=5 (32 bands) was chosen instead, before any band strips were generated -- a third and fourth concrete vindication of the mandate this session. A follow-up T2.5-vs-T5 check found T2.5's 3 extra bands were all diacritic-top splits within already-detected T5 ranges (structurally reasoned, not independently zoom-verified for this specific negative), confirming THRESH=5 sufficient. Band0: folio "२१२" + running head (treatise title). Bands1-2 give verse 37.10 (Kahala yoga, phala) complete -- this is the page-split continuation of verse 37.9 (Kahala yoga definition), whose Hindi commentary and phala verse were absent from page211 and correctly deferred rather than fabricated. Band2's compound "यत्-किंश्चिद्-ग्रामनाथश्च" was re-zoomed at 5x (scratchpad/p212-b02-word2.png) and confirmed to read "किंश्चिद्" (with श्च), a non-standard spelling of the expected "किंचिद्" ("some/whatever") -- retained exactly as printed and disclosed, not silently corrected, per the standing convention for confidently-legible-but-irregular print. Bands3-6 give the Hindi commentary for verses 9-10 (Kahala yoga), closing "॥ ९-१० ॥". This commentary supplies the previously-deferred translationHi for verse 37.9 (definition clause) and the translationHi for verse 37.10 (phala clause + closing citation) -- filled in now via an UPDATE to 37.9 and as new content on 37.10, per the established page-split-gloss pattern (cf. verses 44-48 on pages209-210, and 37.9 itself deferred from page211). Band7: marginal subheading "सफल चामरयोग—" (successful/fruitful Chamara yoga), structural note, not seeded as a verse. Bands8-9 give verse 37.11 (Chamara yoga, definition) complete. Bands10-11 give verse 37.12 (Chamara yoga, phala) complete -- band10's opening compound "दीर्घायुर्विबुधो" and closing "भूपवन्द्योऽथवा" were read cleanly at normal zoom, no ambiguity. Bands12-15 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 11-12, closing "॥ ११-१२ ॥". Band13 contains the term "सहम" (confirmed via two independent zoom passes, scratchpad/p212-b13-word.png and p212-b13-word2.png at 3x and 6x respectively, clearly reading स-ह्न/ह-म, distinct in shape from band30's plainly-different "सप्तम") standing in the commentary's list of houses (लग्न, नवम, दशम, सहम) where the verse's own list would suggest लग्न, व्योम्नि(10th), भाग्य(9th), मद(4th) -- i.e. "सहम" appears where "चतुर्थ" (4th) would be expected. "सहम" (Sahama) is itself a genuine, distinct technical term in Jyotisha (Arabic-parts-like sensitive points, later given its own BPHS chapter), so this is retained exactly as printed and disclosed as an OPEN, unresolved mismatch against the verse's "मदे" -- not silently harmonized to "चतुर्थ". Band14's compound initially misread at low zoom as "राजवन्घ" was re-zoomed at 6x (scratchpad/p212-b14-word2.png) and clearly confirmed to read "राजवन्द्य" (rajavandya, "worthy of a king's reverence") -- a standard, correctly-parsing compound; corrected before seeding, never published incorrectly. Band16: marginal subheading, confirmed via the threshold-investigation zoom crop (scratchpad/p212-gap1.png) to read "सफल शङ्खयोग—" (successful/fruitful Shankha yoga) -- this is the genuine content that motivated (in part) the THRESH=5 selection above. Structural note, not seeded as a verse. Bands17-18 give verse 37.13 (Shankha yoga, definition) complete. Bands19-20 give verse 37.14 (Shankha yoga, phala) complete. Bands21-24 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 13-14, closing "॥ १३-१४ ॥" -- this commentary explicitly glosses the verse's "स्वनुशत्रुपौ" as "पञ्चमेश, षष्ठेश" (lords of the 5th and 6th houses), which is reflected in the English translation below. Band25: marginal subheading, confirmed via the threshold-investigation zoom crop (scratchpad/p212-gap2.png) to read "सफल भेरीयोग—" (successful/fruitful Bheri yoga) -- the second genuine content that motivated the THRESH=5 selection above. Structural note, not seeded as a verse. Bands26-27 give verse 37.15 (Bheri yoga, definition) complete. Bands28-29 give verse 37.16 (Bheri yoga, phala) complete -- this is the LAST verse content on the page. Band30 gives the opening of the shared Hindi commentary for verses 15-16: "भाग्येश प्रबल हो और सभी ग्रह लग्न, द्वितीय, सप्तम, द्वादश स्थानों में हों या" -- clean, unaffected. Band31 (the LAST band on the page, index 31 of 32) is affected by a SEVERE instance of the CC-0-footer-pixel-overlay failure mode (the fifth occurrence this session, after page206 v.36.26, page207 v.36.30, page209 v.36.44-48/49, and the comparatively mild page210/page211 instances) -- unlike every prior instance, a direct pixel-darkness scan (row-by-row dark-fraction, scratchpad inline check) confirmed the Devanagari commentary line and the footer stamp text GENUINELY occupy the SAME vertical pixel rows (darkness fraction 45-61% throughout, no separable band), meaning no crop boundary can cleanly separate them -- this is a true print/scan collision, not a cropping error. Recovery was attempted via: (1) three overlapping 4x-zoomed horizontal segments (p212-b31-seg0/1/2.png), (2) two narrower 6x-zoomed segments (p212-b31-fine0/1.png), and (3) a strict-threshold binarization (pixels <90 forced black, else white, isolating the bolder Devanagari strokes from the thinner Latin footer serif; p212-b31-bin1.png, p212-b31-bin2.png). Combining all crops, the Devanagari text (bolder, dominant) was reconstructed as: "प्रबलभाग्येश हों और केन्द्र में लग्नेश, गुरु तथा शुक्र हों तो दोनों स्थितियों में भेरी" -- the single word "और" was the most overlay-obscured, reconstructed from partial glyph match across three independent crops plus grammatical necessity (disclosed as the lowest-confidence word in this span, though not fully illegible). The sentence is GRAMMATICALLY INCOMPLETE at "भेरी" (the page ends here; no closing "योग होता है" or citation "॥ १५-१६ ॥" appears) -- band31 is confirmed the final band on the page (32 bands total, 0-indexed 0-31) and no separate footer band exists on this page (unlike page211's distinct band34), i.e. the footer stamp is fused directly onto this last content line rather than printed as a clean separate line below it. Per the established page-split-gloss pattern (cf. verse 37.9's deferral from page211 to page212), the INCOMPLETE partial commentary text (bands30-31 combined) is attached to verse 37.15's translationHi, explicitly disclosed as continuing onto page213; verse 37.16's translationHi is left EMPTY pending page213's completion of this sentence and its closing citation -- not fabricated. Sanity checks: new refs 37.10-37.16 confirmed unique; 37.9 update confirmed non-destructive (only translationHi field changed); no duplicate refs anywhere. bphs-scan.js run after seeding. Bundle status: page212 = 2 of 5 (bundle target pages211-215).

  11. 37.11 सत्यापित

    11

    संस्कृत

    उच्चगे लग्नपे केन्द्रे चामरो जीववीक्षिते । सौम्यद्वयान्विते लग्ने व्योम्नि भाग्येऽथवा मदे ॥ ११ ॥

    uccage lagnape kendre camaro jivavikshite, saumyadvayanvite lagne vyomni bhagye'thava made.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lagna-lord is exalted and situated in a kendra, aspected by Jupiter -- [this is] Chamara [yoga]; or when the lagna is joined with two benefics, [likewise] in the 10th (vyoma), the 9th (bhagya), or the 4th (mada) [house].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    उच्चस्थित लग्नेश यदि केन्द्रगत हो और गुरु से देखे जायँ तो, अथवा दो शुभग्रह लग्न, नवम, दशम, या सहम [मुद्रित रूप में यथावत् -- श्लोक के "मदे" (चतुर्थ भाव) की अपेक्षा यहाँ "सहम" मुद्रित है, जो स्वयं एक पृथक् ज्योतिष-पारिभाषिक शब्द है; यह विसंगति यथावत् प्रकट की जा रही है] भावगत हों तो भी चामर योग होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.37 Bahuvidhayogadhyayah continuation, printed page212 (PDF p.244, folio "२१२" confirmed by band0). Running head this time reads the TREATISE title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" again (not the chapter title) -- pages205-212 pattern now reads T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T, still not a simple alternation, recorded for continuity, still unresolved. Threshold-selection note: the standard T=5-vs-T=7 comparison was run proactively BEFORE banding began (per the now-thoroughly-validated re-scan mandate, never assuming the prior page's THRESH=6 would carry over). Two bands present in T5 but entirely absent from T7 were found: (2576,2619) and (3781,3827). Zoom crops (scratchpad/p212-gap1.png, p212-gap2.png) confirmed BOTH were genuine subheadings ("सफल शङ्खयोग—" and "सफल भेरीयोग—") that T7 would have silently dropped. THRESH=5 (32 bands) was chosen instead, before any band strips were generated -- a third and fourth concrete vindication of the mandate this session. A follow-up T2.5-vs-T5 check found T2.5's 3 extra bands were all diacritic-top splits within already-detected T5 ranges (structurally reasoned, not independently zoom-verified for this specific negative), confirming THRESH=5 sufficient. Band0: folio "२१२" + running head (treatise title). Bands1-2 give verse 37.10 (Kahala yoga, phala) complete -- this is the page-split continuation of verse 37.9 (Kahala yoga definition), whose Hindi commentary and phala verse were absent from page211 and correctly deferred rather than fabricated. Band2's compound "यत्-किंश्चिद्-ग्रामनाथश्च" was re-zoomed at 5x (scratchpad/p212-b02-word2.png) and confirmed to read "किंश्चिद्" (with श्च), a non-standard spelling of the expected "किंचिद्" ("some/whatever") -- retained exactly as printed and disclosed, not silently corrected, per the standing convention for confidently-legible-but-irregular print. Bands3-6 give the Hindi commentary for verses 9-10 (Kahala yoga), closing "॥ ९-१० ॥". This commentary supplies the previously-deferred translationHi for verse 37.9 (definition clause) and the translationHi for verse 37.10 (phala clause + closing citation) -- filled in now via an UPDATE to 37.9 and as new content on 37.10, per the established page-split-gloss pattern (cf. verses 44-48 on pages209-210, and 37.9 itself deferred from page211). Band7: marginal subheading "सफल चामरयोग—" (successful/fruitful Chamara yoga), structural note, not seeded as a verse. Bands8-9 give verse 37.11 (Chamara yoga, definition) complete. Bands10-11 give verse 37.12 (Chamara yoga, phala) complete -- band10's opening compound "दीर्घायुर्विबुधो" and closing "भूपवन्द्योऽथवा" were read cleanly at normal zoom, no ambiguity. Bands12-15 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 11-12, closing "॥ ११-१२ ॥". Band13 contains the term "सहम" (confirmed via two independent zoom passes, scratchpad/p212-b13-word.png and p212-b13-word2.png at 3x and 6x respectively, clearly reading स-ह्न/ह-म, distinct in shape from band30's plainly-different "सप्तम") standing in the commentary's list of houses (लग्न, नवम, दशम, सहम) where the verse's own list would suggest लग्न, व्योम्नि(10th), भाग्य(9th), मद(4th) -- i.e. "सहम" appears where "चतुर्थ" (4th) would be expected. "सहम" (Sahama) is itself a genuine, distinct technical term in Jyotisha (Arabic-parts-like sensitive points, later given its own BPHS chapter), so this is retained exactly as printed and disclosed as an OPEN, unresolved mismatch against the verse's "मदे" -- not silently harmonized to "चतुर्थ". Band14's compound initially misread at low zoom as "राजवन्घ" was re-zoomed at 6x (scratchpad/p212-b14-word2.png) and clearly confirmed to read "राजवन्द्य" (rajavandya, "worthy of a king's reverence") -- a standard, correctly-parsing compound; corrected before seeding, never published incorrectly. Band16: marginal subheading, confirmed via the threshold-investigation zoom crop (scratchpad/p212-gap1.png) to read "सफल शङ्खयोग—" (successful/fruitful Shankha yoga) -- this is the genuine content that motivated (in part) the THRESH=5 selection above. Structural note, not seeded as a verse. Bands17-18 give verse 37.13 (Shankha yoga, definition) complete. Bands19-20 give verse 37.14 (Shankha yoga, phala) complete. Bands21-24 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 13-14, closing "॥ १३-१४ ॥" -- this commentary explicitly glosses the verse's "स्वनुशत्रुपौ" as "पञ्चमेश, षष्ठेश" (lords of the 5th and 6th houses), which is reflected in the English translation below. Band25: marginal subheading, confirmed via the threshold-investigation zoom crop (scratchpad/p212-gap2.png) to read "सफल भेरीयोग—" (successful/fruitful Bheri yoga) -- the second genuine content that motivated the THRESH=5 selection above. Structural note, not seeded as a verse. Bands26-27 give verse 37.15 (Bheri yoga, definition) complete. Bands28-29 give verse 37.16 (Bheri yoga, phala) complete -- this is the LAST verse content on the page. Band30 gives the opening of the shared Hindi commentary for verses 15-16: "भाग्येश प्रबल हो और सभी ग्रह लग्न, द्वितीय, सप्तम, द्वादश स्थानों में हों या" -- clean, unaffected. Band31 (the LAST band on the page, index 31 of 32) is affected by a SEVERE instance of the CC-0-footer-pixel-overlay failure mode (the fifth occurrence this session, after page206 v.36.26, page207 v.36.30, page209 v.36.44-48/49, and the comparatively mild page210/page211 instances) -- unlike every prior instance, a direct pixel-darkness scan (row-by-row dark-fraction, scratchpad inline check) confirmed the Devanagari commentary line and the footer stamp text GENUINELY occupy the SAME vertical pixel rows (darkness fraction 45-61% throughout, no separable band), meaning no crop boundary can cleanly separate them -- this is a true print/scan collision, not a cropping error. Recovery was attempted via: (1) three overlapping 4x-zoomed horizontal segments (p212-b31-seg0/1/2.png), (2) two narrower 6x-zoomed segments (p212-b31-fine0/1.png), and (3) a strict-threshold binarization (pixels <90 forced black, else white, isolating the bolder Devanagari strokes from the thinner Latin footer serif; p212-b31-bin1.png, p212-b31-bin2.png). Combining all crops, the Devanagari text (bolder, dominant) was reconstructed as: "प्रबलभाग्येश हों और केन्द्र में लग्नेश, गुरु तथा शुक्र हों तो दोनों स्थितियों में भेरी" -- the single word "और" was the most overlay-obscured, reconstructed from partial glyph match across three independent crops plus grammatical necessity (disclosed as the lowest-confidence word in this span, though not fully illegible). The sentence is GRAMMATICALLY INCOMPLETE at "भेरी" (the page ends here; no closing "योग होता है" or citation "॥ १५-१६ ॥" appears) -- band31 is confirmed the final band on the page (32 bands total, 0-indexed 0-31) and no separate footer band exists on this page (unlike page211's distinct band34), i.e. the footer stamp is fused directly onto this last content line rather than printed as a clean separate line below it. Per the established page-split-gloss pattern (cf. verse 37.9's deferral from page211 to page212), the INCOMPLETE partial commentary text (bands30-31 combined) is attached to verse 37.15's translationHi, explicitly disclosed as continuing onto page213; verse 37.16's translationHi is left EMPTY pending page213's completion of this sentence and its closing citation -- not fabricated. Sanity checks: new refs 37.10-37.16 confirmed unique; 37.9 update confirmed non-destructive (only translationHi field changed); no duplicate refs anywhere. bphs-scan.js run after seeding. Bundle status: page212 = 2 of 5 (bundle target pages211-215).

  12. 37.12 सत्यापित

    12

    संस्कृत

    दीर्घायुर्विबुधो भूपो भूपवन्द्योऽथवा नरः । वक्ताऽनेककलाभिज्ञो जातश्चामरयोगजः ॥ १२ ॥

    dirghayurvibudho bhupo bhupavandyo'thava narah, vakta'nekakalabhijno jatashcamarayogajah.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Long-lived, wise, a king or else a man worthy of a king's reverence, eloquent, and skilled in many arts -- such is one born of Chamara yoga.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    चामरयोगज बालक राजा या राजवन्द्य, वक्ता तथा अनेक कलाओं का जानकार होता है ॥ ११-१२ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.37 Bahuvidhayogadhyayah continuation, printed page212 (PDF p.244, folio "२१२" confirmed by band0). Running head this time reads the TREATISE title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" again (not the chapter title) -- pages205-212 pattern now reads T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T, still not a simple alternation, recorded for continuity, still unresolved. Threshold-selection note: the standard T=5-vs-T=7 comparison was run proactively BEFORE banding began (per the now-thoroughly-validated re-scan mandate, never assuming the prior page's THRESH=6 would carry over). Two bands present in T5 but entirely absent from T7 were found: (2576,2619) and (3781,3827). Zoom crops (scratchpad/p212-gap1.png, p212-gap2.png) confirmed BOTH were genuine subheadings ("सफल शङ्खयोग—" and "सफल भेरीयोग—") that T7 would have silently dropped. THRESH=5 (32 bands) was chosen instead, before any band strips were generated -- a third and fourth concrete vindication of the mandate this session. A follow-up T2.5-vs-T5 check found T2.5's 3 extra bands were all diacritic-top splits within already-detected T5 ranges (structurally reasoned, not independently zoom-verified for this specific negative), confirming THRESH=5 sufficient. Band0: folio "२१२" + running head (treatise title). Bands1-2 give verse 37.10 (Kahala yoga, phala) complete -- this is the page-split continuation of verse 37.9 (Kahala yoga definition), whose Hindi commentary and phala verse were absent from page211 and correctly deferred rather than fabricated. Band2's compound "यत्-किंश्चिद्-ग्रामनाथश्च" was re-zoomed at 5x (scratchpad/p212-b02-word2.png) and confirmed to read "किंश्चिद्" (with श्च), a non-standard spelling of the expected "किंचिद्" ("some/whatever") -- retained exactly as printed and disclosed, not silently corrected, per the standing convention for confidently-legible-but-irregular print. Bands3-6 give the Hindi commentary for verses 9-10 (Kahala yoga), closing "॥ ९-१० ॥". This commentary supplies the previously-deferred translationHi for verse 37.9 (definition clause) and the translationHi for verse 37.10 (phala clause + closing citation) -- filled in now via an UPDATE to 37.9 and as new content on 37.10, per the established page-split-gloss pattern (cf. verses 44-48 on pages209-210, and 37.9 itself deferred from page211). Band7: marginal subheading "सफल चामरयोग—" (successful/fruitful Chamara yoga), structural note, not seeded as a verse. Bands8-9 give verse 37.11 (Chamara yoga, definition) complete. Bands10-11 give verse 37.12 (Chamara yoga, phala) complete -- band10's opening compound "दीर्घायुर्विबुधो" and closing "भूपवन्द्योऽथवा" were read cleanly at normal zoom, no ambiguity. Bands12-15 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 11-12, closing "॥ ११-१२ ॥". Band13 contains the term "सहम" (confirmed via two independent zoom passes, scratchpad/p212-b13-word.png and p212-b13-word2.png at 3x and 6x respectively, clearly reading स-ह्न/ह-म, distinct in shape from band30's plainly-different "सप्तम") standing in the commentary's list of houses (लग्न, नवम, दशम, सहम) where the verse's own list would suggest लग्न, व्योम्नि(10th), भाग्य(9th), मद(4th) -- i.e. "सहम" appears where "चतुर्थ" (4th) would be expected. "सहम" (Sahama) is itself a genuine, distinct technical term in Jyotisha (Arabic-parts-like sensitive points, later given its own BPHS chapter), so this is retained exactly as printed and disclosed as an OPEN, unresolved mismatch against the verse's "मदे" -- not silently harmonized to "चतुर्थ". Band14's compound initially misread at low zoom as "राजवन्घ" was re-zoomed at 6x (scratchpad/p212-b14-word2.png) and clearly confirmed to read "राजवन्द्य" (rajavandya, "worthy of a king's reverence") -- a standard, correctly-parsing compound; corrected before seeding, never published incorrectly. Band16: marginal subheading, confirmed via the threshold-investigation zoom crop (scratchpad/p212-gap1.png) to read "सफल शङ्खयोग—" (successful/fruitful Shankha yoga) -- this is the genuine content that motivated (in part) the THRESH=5 selection above. Structural note, not seeded as a verse. Bands17-18 give verse 37.13 (Shankha yoga, definition) complete. Bands19-20 give verse 37.14 (Shankha yoga, phala) complete. Bands21-24 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 13-14, closing "॥ १३-१४ ॥" -- this commentary explicitly glosses the verse's "स्वनुशत्रुपौ" as "पञ्चमेश, षष्ठेश" (lords of the 5th and 6th houses), which is reflected in the English translation below. Band25: marginal subheading, confirmed via the threshold-investigation zoom crop (scratchpad/p212-gap2.png) to read "सफल भेरीयोग—" (successful/fruitful Bheri yoga) -- the second genuine content that motivated the THRESH=5 selection above. Structural note, not seeded as a verse. Bands26-27 give verse 37.15 (Bheri yoga, definition) complete. Bands28-29 give verse 37.16 (Bheri yoga, phala) complete -- this is the LAST verse content on the page. Band30 gives the opening of the shared Hindi commentary for verses 15-16: "भाग्येश प्रबल हो और सभी ग्रह लग्न, द्वितीय, सप्तम, द्वादश स्थानों में हों या" -- clean, unaffected. Band31 (the LAST band on the page, index 31 of 32) is affected by a SEVERE instance of the CC-0-footer-pixel-overlay failure mode (the fifth occurrence this session, after page206 v.36.26, page207 v.36.30, page209 v.36.44-48/49, and the comparatively mild page210/page211 instances) -- unlike every prior instance, a direct pixel-darkness scan (row-by-row dark-fraction, scratchpad inline check) confirmed the Devanagari commentary line and the footer stamp text GENUINELY occupy the SAME vertical pixel rows (darkness fraction 45-61% throughout, no separable band), meaning no crop boundary can cleanly separate them -- this is a true print/scan collision, not a cropping error. Recovery was attempted via: (1) three overlapping 4x-zoomed horizontal segments (p212-b31-seg0/1/2.png), (2) two narrower 6x-zoomed segments (p212-b31-fine0/1.png), and (3) a strict-threshold binarization (pixels <90 forced black, else white, isolating the bolder Devanagari strokes from the thinner Latin footer serif; p212-b31-bin1.png, p212-b31-bin2.png). Combining all crops, the Devanagari text (bolder, dominant) was reconstructed as: "प्रबलभाग्येश हों और केन्द्र में लग्नेश, गुरु तथा शुक्र हों तो दोनों स्थितियों में भेरी" -- the single word "और" was the most overlay-obscured, reconstructed from partial glyph match across three independent crops plus grammatical necessity (disclosed as the lowest-confidence word in this span, though not fully illegible). The sentence is GRAMMATICALLY INCOMPLETE at "भेरी" (the page ends here; no closing "योग होता है" or citation "॥ १५-१६ ॥" appears) -- band31 is confirmed the final band on the page (32 bands total, 0-indexed 0-31) and no separate footer band exists on this page (unlike page211's distinct band34), i.e. the footer stamp is fused directly onto this last content line rather than printed as a clean separate line below it. Per the established page-split-gloss pattern (cf. verse 37.9's deferral from page211 to page212), the INCOMPLETE partial commentary text (bands30-31 combined) is attached to verse 37.15's translationHi, explicitly disclosed as continuing onto page213; verse 37.16's translationHi is left EMPTY pending page213's completion of this sentence and its closing citation -- not fabricated. Sanity checks: new refs 37.10-37.16 confirmed unique; 37.9 update confirmed non-destructive (only translationHi field changed); no duplicate refs anywhere. bphs-scan.js run after seeding. Bundle status: page212 = 2 of 5 (bundle target pages211-215).

  13. 37.13 सत्यापित

    13

    संस्कृत

    अन्योन्यकेन्द्रगौ स्वनुशत्रुपौ सबलेऽङ्गपे । किंवा चरेऽङ्गकर्मंशे शङ्खः प्रबलभाग्यपे ॥ १३ ॥

    anyonyakendragau svanushatrupau sabale'ngape, kimva care'ngakarmamshe shankhah prabalabhagyape.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The lords of the 5th and 6th houses, situated in kendras from one another, the lagna-lord being strong; or, when the lagna and 10th are movable [signs] together with a strong lord of the 9th (bhagya) -- [this is] Shankha [yoga].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पञ्चमेश, षष्ठेश परस्पर केन्द्रगत हों, लग्नेश सबल हो या लग्नेश, दशमेश चरराशिस्थ हों तथा भाग्येश प्रबल हों तो शंखयोग होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.37 Bahuvidhayogadhyayah continuation, printed page212 (PDF p.244, folio "२१२" confirmed by band0). Running head this time reads the TREATISE title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" again (not the chapter title) -- pages205-212 pattern now reads T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T, still not a simple alternation, recorded for continuity, still unresolved. Threshold-selection note: the standard T=5-vs-T=7 comparison was run proactively BEFORE banding began (per the now-thoroughly-validated re-scan mandate, never assuming the prior page's THRESH=6 would carry over). Two bands present in T5 but entirely absent from T7 were found: (2576,2619) and (3781,3827). Zoom crops (scratchpad/p212-gap1.png, p212-gap2.png) confirmed BOTH were genuine subheadings ("सफल शङ्खयोग—" and "सफल भेरीयोग—") that T7 would have silently dropped. THRESH=5 (32 bands) was chosen instead, before any band strips were generated -- a third and fourth concrete vindication of the mandate this session. A follow-up T2.5-vs-T5 check found T2.5's 3 extra bands were all diacritic-top splits within already-detected T5 ranges (structurally reasoned, not independently zoom-verified for this specific negative), confirming THRESH=5 sufficient. Band0: folio "२१२" + running head (treatise title). Bands1-2 give verse 37.10 (Kahala yoga, phala) complete -- this is the page-split continuation of verse 37.9 (Kahala yoga definition), whose Hindi commentary and phala verse were absent from page211 and correctly deferred rather than fabricated. Band2's compound "यत्-किंश्चिद्-ग्रामनाथश्च" was re-zoomed at 5x (scratchpad/p212-b02-word2.png) and confirmed to read "किंश्चिद्" (with श्च), a non-standard spelling of the expected "किंचिद्" ("some/whatever") -- retained exactly as printed and disclosed, not silently corrected, per the standing convention for confidently-legible-but-irregular print. Bands3-6 give the Hindi commentary for verses 9-10 (Kahala yoga), closing "॥ ९-१० ॥". This commentary supplies the previously-deferred translationHi for verse 37.9 (definition clause) and the translationHi for verse 37.10 (phala clause + closing citation) -- filled in now via an UPDATE to 37.9 and as new content on 37.10, per the established page-split-gloss pattern (cf. verses 44-48 on pages209-210, and 37.9 itself deferred from page211). Band7: marginal subheading "सफल चामरयोग—" (successful/fruitful Chamara yoga), structural note, not seeded as a verse. Bands8-9 give verse 37.11 (Chamara yoga, definition) complete. Bands10-11 give verse 37.12 (Chamara yoga, phala) complete -- band10's opening compound "दीर्घायुर्विबुधो" and closing "भूपवन्द्योऽथवा" were read cleanly at normal zoom, no ambiguity. Bands12-15 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 11-12, closing "॥ ११-१२ ॥". Band13 contains the term "सहम" (confirmed via two independent zoom passes, scratchpad/p212-b13-word.png and p212-b13-word2.png at 3x and 6x respectively, clearly reading स-ह्न/ह-म, distinct in shape from band30's plainly-different "सप्तम") standing in the commentary's list of houses (लग्न, नवम, दशम, सहम) where the verse's own list would suggest लग्न, व्योम्नि(10th), भाग्य(9th), मद(4th) -- i.e. "सहम" appears where "चतुर्थ" (4th) would be expected. "सहम" (Sahama) is itself a genuine, distinct technical term in Jyotisha (Arabic-parts-like sensitive points, later given its own BPHS chapter), so this is retained exactly as printed and disclosed as an OPEN, unresolved mismatch against the verse's "मदे" -- not silently harmonized to "चतुर्थ". Band14's compound initially misread at low zoom as "राजवन्घ" was re-zoomed at 6x (scratchpad/p212-b14-word2.png) and clearly confirmed to read "राजवन्द्य" (rajavandya, "worthy of a king's reverence") -- a standard, correctly-parsing compound; corrected before seeding, never published incorrectly. Band16: marginal subheading, confirmed via the threshold-investigation zoom crop (scratchpad/p212-gap1.png) to read "सफल शङ्खयोग—" (successful/fruitful Shankha yoga) -- this is the genuine content that motivated (in part) the THRESH=5 selection above. Structural note, not seeded as a verse. Bands17-18 give verse 37.13 (Shankha yoga, definition) complete. Bands19-20 give verse 37.14 (Shankha yoga, phala) complete. Bands21-24 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 13-14, closing "॥ १३-१४ ॥" -- this commentary explicitly glosses the verse's "स्वनुशत्रुपौ" as "पञ्चमेश, षष्ठेश" (lords of the 5th and 6th houses), which is reflected in the English translation below. Band25: marginal subheading, confirmed via the threshold-investigation zoom crop (scratchpad/p212-gap2.png) to read "सफल भेरीयोग—" (successful/fruitful Bheri yoga) -- the second genuine content that motivated the THRESH=5 selection above. Structural note, not seeded as a verse. Bands26-27 give verse 37.15 (Bheri yoga, definition) complete. Bands28-29 give verse 37.16 (Bheri yoga, phala) complete -- this is the LAST verse content on the page. Band30 gives the opening of the shared Hindi commentary for verses 15-16: "भाग्येश प्रबल हो और सभी ग्रह लग्न, द्वितीय, सप्तम, द्वादश स्थानों में हों या" -- clean, unaffected. Band31 (the LAST band on the page, index 31 of 32) is affected by a SEVERE instance of the CC-0-footer-pixel-overlay failure mode (the fifth occurrence this session, after page206 v.36.26, page207 v.36.30, page209 v.36.44-48/49, and the comparatively mild page210/page211 instances) -- unlike every prior instance, a direct pixel-darkness scan (row-by-row dark-fraction, scratchpad inline check) confirmed the Devanagari commentary line and the footer stamp text GENUINELY occupy the SAME vertical pixel rows (darkness fraction 45-61% throughout, no separable band), meaning no crop boundary can cleanly separate them -- this is a true print/scan collision, not a cropping error. Recovery was attempted via: (1) three overlapping 4x-zoomed horizontal segments (p212-b31-seg0/1/2.png), (2) two narrower 6x-zoomed segments (p212-b31-fine0/1.png), and (3) a strict-threshold binarization (pixels <90 forced black, else white, isolating the bolder Devanagari strokes from the thinner Latin footer serif; p212-b31-bin1.png, p212-b31-bin2.png). Combining all crops, the Devanagari text (bolder, dominant) was reconstructed as: "प्रबलभाग्येश हों और केन्द्र में लग्नेश, गुरु तथा शुक्र हों तो दोनों स्थितियों में भेरी" -- the single word "और" was the most overlay-obscured, reconstructed from partial glyph match across three independent crops plus grammatical necessity (disclosed as the lowest-confidence word in this span, though not fully illegible). The sentence is GRAMMATICALLY INCOMPLETE at "भेरी" (the page ends here; no closing "योग होता है" or citation "॥ १५-१६ ॥" appears) -- band31 is confirmed the final band on the page (32 bands total, 0-indexed 0-31) and no separate footer band exists on this page (unlike page211's distinct band34), i.e. the footer stamp is fused directly onto this last content line rather than printed as a clean separate line below it. Per the established page-split-gloss pattern (cf. verse 37.9's deferral from page211 to page212), the INCOMPLETE partial commentary text (bands30-31 combined) is attached to verse 37.15's translationHi, explicitly disclosed as continuing onto page213; verse 37.16's translationHi is left EMPTY pending page213's completion of this sentence and its closing citation -- not fabricated. Sanity checks: new refs 37.10-37.16 confirmed unique; 37.9 update confirmed non-destructive (only translationHi field changed); no duplicate refs anywhere. bphs-scan.js run after seeding. Bundle status: page212 = 2 of 5 (bundle target pages211-215).

  14. 37.14 सत्यापित

    14

    संस्कृत

    दयावान् सुकृती विद्वान् सुतवित्तकलत्रवान् । दीर्घायुश्च शुभाचारः शङ्खे जातः प्रजायते ॥ १४ ॥

    dayavan sukriti vidvan sutavittakalatravan, dirghayushca shubhacarah shankhe jatah prajayate.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    One born in Shankha [yoga] becomes compassionate, virtuous, learned, endowed with children, wealth, and a spouse, long-lived, and of auspicious conduct.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    शंखयोगोत्पन्न जातक दयालु, पुण्यवान्, विद्वान्, पुत्र, धन, स्त्री से युक्त, दीर्घायु, तथा शुभ आचरणवाला होता है ॥ १३-१४ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.37 Bahuvidhayogadhyayah continuation, printed page212 (PDF p.244, folio "२१२" confirmed by band0). Running head this time reads the TREATISE title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" again (not the chapter title) -- pages205-212 pattern now reads T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T, still not a simple alternation, recorded for continuity, still unresolved. Threshold-selection note: the standard T=5-vs-T=7 comparison was run proactively BEFORE banding began (per the now-thoroughly-validated re-scan mandate, never assuming the prior page's THRESH=6 would carry over). Two bands present in T5 but entirely absent from T7 were found: (2576,2619) and (3781,3827). Zoom crops (scratchpad/p212-gap1.png, p212-gap2.png) confirmed BOTH were genuine subheadings ("सफल शङ्खयोग—" and "सफल भेरीयोग—") that T7 would have silently dropped. THRESH=5 (32 bands) was chosen instead, before any band strips were generated -- a third and fourth concrete vindication of the mandate this session. A follow-up T2.5-vs-T5 check found T2.5's 3 extra bands were all diacritic-top splits within already-detected T5 ranges (structurally reasoned, not independently zoom-verified for this specific negative), confirming THRESH=5 sufficient. Band0: folio "२१२" + running head (treatise title). Bands1-2 give verse 37.10 (Kahala yoga, phala) complete -- this is the page-split continuation of verse 37.9 (Kahala yoga definition), whose Hindi commentary and phala verse were absent from page211 and correctly deferred rather than fabricated. Band2's compound "यत्-किंश्चिद्-ग्रामनाथश्च" was re-zoomed at 5x (scratchpad/p212-b02-word2.png) and confirmed to read "किंश्चिद्" (with श्च), a non-standard spelling of the expected "किंचिद्" ("some/whatever") -- retained exactly as printed and disclosed, not silently corrected, per the standing convention for confidently-legible-but-irregular print. Bands3-6 give the Hindi commentary for verses 9-10 (Kahala yoga), closing "॥ ९-१० ॥". This commentary supplies the previously-deferred translationHi for verse 37.9 (definition clause) and the translationHi for verse 37.10 (phala clause + closing citation) -- filled in now via an UPDATE to 37.9 and as new content on 37.10, per the established page-split-gloss pattern (cf. verses 44-48 on pages209-210, and 37.9 itself deferred from page211). Band7: marginal subheading "सफल चामरयोग—" (successful/fruitful Chamara yoga), structural note, not seeded as a verse. Bands8-9 give verse 37.11 (Chamara yoga, definition) complete. Bands10-11 give verse 37.12 (Chamara yoga, phala) complete -- band10's opening compound "दीर्घायुर्विबुधो" and closing "भूपवन्द्योऽथवा" were read cleanly at normal zoom, no ambiguity. Bands12-15 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 11-12, closing "॥ ११-१२ ॥". Band13 contains the term "सहम" (confirmed via two independent zoom passes, scratchpad/p212-b13-word.png and p212-b13-word2.png at 3x and 6x respectively, clearly reading स-ह्न/ह-म, distinct in shape from band30's plainly-different "सप्तम") standing in the commentary's list of houses (लग्न, नवम, दशम, सहम) where the verse's own list would suggest लग्न, व्योम्नि(10th), भाग्य(9th), मद(4th) -- i.e. "सहम" appears where "चतुर्थ" (4th) would be expected. "सहम" (Sahama) is itself a genuine, distinct technical term in Jyotisha (Arabic-parts-like sensitive points, later given its own BPHS chapter), so this is retained exactly as printed and disclosed as an OPEN, unresolved mismatch against the verse's "मदे" -- not silently harmonized to "चतुर्थ". Band14's compound initially misread at low zoom as "राजवन्घ" was re-zoomed at 6x (scratchpad/p212-b14-word2.png) and clearly confirmed to read "राजवन्द्य" (rajavandya, "worthy of a king's reverence") -- a standard, correctly-parsing compound; corrected before seeding, never published incorrectly. Band16: marginal subheading, confirmed via the threshold-investigation zoom crop (scratchpad/p212-gap1.png) to read "सफल शङ्खयोग—" (successful/fruitful Shankha yoga) -- this is the genuine content that motivated (in part) the THRESH=5 selection above. Structural note, not seeded as a verse. Bands17-18 give verse 37.13 (Shankha yoga, definition) complete. Bands19-20 give verse 37.14 (Shankha yoga, phala) complete. Bands21-24 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 13-14, closing "॥ १३-१४ ॥" -- this commentary explicitly glosses the verse's "स्वनुशत्रुपौ" as "पञ्चमेश, षष्ठेश" (lords of the 5th and 6th houses), which is reflected in the English translation below. Band25: marginal subheading, confirmed via the threshold-investigation zoom crop (scratchpad/p212-gap2.png) to read "सफल भेरीयोग—" (successful/fruitful Bheri yoga) -- the second genuine content that motivated the THRESH=5 selection above. Structural note, not seeded as a verse. Bands26-27 give verse 37.15 (Bheri yoga, definition) complete. Bands28-29 give verse 37.16 (Bheri yoga, phala) complete -- this is the LAST verse content on the page. Band30 gives the opening of the shared Hindi commentary for verses 15-16: "भाग्येश प्रबल हो और सभी ग्रह लग्न, द्वितीय, सप्तम, द्वादश स्थानों में हों या" -- clean, unaffected. Band31 (the LAST band on the page, index 31 of 32) is affected by a SEVERE instance of the CC-0-footer-pixel-overlay failure mode (the fifth occurrence this session, after page206 v.36.26, page207 v.36.30, page209 v.36.44-48/49, and the comparatively mild page210/page211 instances) -- unlike every prior instance, a direct pixel-darkness scan (row-by-row dark-fraction, scratchpad inline check) confirmed the Devanagari commentary line and the footer stamp text GENUINELY occupy the SAME vertical pixel rows (darkness fraction 45-61% throughout, no separable band), meaning no crop boundary can cleanly separate them -- this is a true print/scan collision, not a cropping error. Recovery was attempted via: (1) three overlapping 4x-zoomed horizontal segments (p212-b31-seg0/1/2.png), (2) two narrower 6x-zoomed segments (p212-b31-fine0/1.png), and (3) a strict-threshold binarization (pixels <90 forced black, else white, isolating the bolder Devanagari strokes from the thinner Latin footer serif; p212-b31-bin1.png, p212-b31-bin2.png). Combining all crops, the Devanagari text (bolder, dominant) was reconstructed as: "प्रबलभाग्येश हों और केन्द्र में लग्नेश, गुरु तथा शुक्र हों तो दोनों स्थितियों में भेरी" -- the single word "और" was the most overlay-obscured, reconstructed from partial glyph match across three independent crops plus grammatical necessity (disclosed as the lowest-confidence word in this span, though not fully illegible). The sentence is GRAMMATICALLY INCOMPLETE at "भेरी" (the page ends here; no closing "योग होता है" or citation "॥ १५-१६ ॥" appears) -- band31 is confirmed the final band on the page (32 bands total, 0-indexed 0-31) and no separate footer band exists on this page (unlike page211's distinct band34), i.e. the footer stamp is fused directly onto this last content line rather than printed as a clean separate line below it. Per the established page-split-gloss pattern (cf. verse 37.9's deferral from page211 to page212), the INCOMPLETE partial commentary text (bands30-31 combined) is attached to verse 37.15's translationHi, explicitly disclosed as continuing onto page213; verse 37.16's translationHi is left EMPTY pending page213's completion of this sentence and its closing citation -- not fabricated. Sanity checks: new refs 37.10-37.16 confirmed unique; 37.9 update confirmed non-destructive (only translationHi field changed); no duplicate refs anywhere. bphs-scan.js run after seeding. Bundle status: page212 = 2 of 5 (bundle target pages211-215).

  15. 37.15 सत्यापित

    15

    संस्कृत

    धनान्त्यसप्तमाङ्गस्थैः खेटैर्बलिनि भाग्यपे । भेरी वा प्रबले तस्मिन् केन्द्रेऽङ्गेशेज्यभार्गवैः ॥ १५ ॥

    dhananyasaptamangasthaih khetairbalini bhagyape, bheri va prabale tasmin kendre'ngeshejyabhargavaih.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    By planets situated in the 2nd (dhana), 12th (antya), 7th, and lagna [houses], the lord of the 9th (bhagya) being strong; or, that [lord] being powerful, together with the lagna-lord, Jupiter, and Venus in a kendra -- [this is] Bheri [yoga].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    भाग्येश प्रबल हो और सभी ग्रह लग्न, द्वितीय, सप्तम, द्वादश स्थानों में हों या प्रबलभाग्येश हों और केन्द्र में लग्नेश, गुरु तथा शुक्र हों तो दोनों स्थितियों में भेरी योग होता है ॥ १५-१६ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.37 Bahuvidhayogadhyayah continuation, printed page212 (PDF p.244, folio "२१२" confirmed by band0). Running head this time reads the TREATISE title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" again (not the chapter title) -- pages205-212 pattern now reads T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T, still not a simple alternation, recorded for continuity, still unresolved. Threshold-selection note: the standard T=5-vs-T=7 comparison was run proactively BEFORE banding began (per the now-thoroughly-validated re-scan mandate, never assuming the prior page's THRESH=6 would carry over). Two bands present in T5 but entirely absent from T7 were found: (2576,2619) and (3781,3827). Zoom crops (scratchpad/p212-gap1.png, p212-gap2.png) confirmed BOTH were genuine subheadings ("सफल शङ्खयोग—" and "सफल भेरीयोग—") that T7 would have silently dropped. THRESH=5 (32 bands) was chosen instead, before any band strips were generated -- a third and fourth concrete vindication of the mandate this session. A follow-up T2.5-vs-T5 check found T2.5's 3 extra bands were all diacritic-top splits within already-detected T5 ranges (structurally reasoned, not independently zoom-verified for this specific negative), confirming THRESH=5 sufficient. Band0: folio "२१२" + running head (treatise title). Bands1-2 give verse 37.10 (Kahala yoga, phala) complete -- this is the page-split continuation of verse 37.9 (Kahala yoga definition), whose Hindi commentary and phala verse were absent from page211 and correctly deferred rather than fabricated. Band2's compound "यत्-किंश्चिद्-ग्रामनाथश्च" was re-zoomed at 5x (scratchpad/p212-b02-word2.png) and confirmed to read "किंश्चिद्" (with श्च), a non-standard spelling of the expected "किंचिद्" ("some/whatever") -- retained exactly as printed and disclosed, not silently corrected, per the standing convention for confidently-legible-but-irregular print. Bands3-6 give the Hindi commentary for verses 9-10 (Kahala yoga), closing "॥ ९-१० ॥". This commentary supplies the previously-deferred translationHi for verse 37.9 (definition clause) and the translationHi for verse 37.10 (phala clause + closing citation) -- filled in now via an UPDATE to 37.9 and as new content on 37.10, per the established page-split-gloss pattern (cf. verses 44-48 on pages209-210, and 37.9 itself deferred from page211). Band7: marginal subheading "सफल चामरयोग—" (successful/fruitful Chamara yoga), structural note, not seeded as a verse. Bands8-9 give verse 37.11 (Chamara yoga, definition) complete. Bands10-11 give verse 37.12 (Chamara yoga, phala) complete -- band10's opening compound "दीर्घायुर्विबुधो" and closing "भूपवन्द्योऽथवा" were read cleanly at normal zoom, no ambiguity. Bands12-15 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 11-12, closing "॥ ११-१२ ॥". Band13 contains the term "सहम" (confirmed via two independent zoom passes, scratchpad/p212-b13-word.png and p212-b13-word2.png at 3x and 6x respectively, clearly reading स-ह्न/ह-म, distinct in shape from band30's plainly-different "सप्तम") standing in the commentary's list of houses (लग्न, नवम, दशम, सहम) where the verse's own list would suggest लग्न, व्योम्नि(10th), भाग्य(9th), मद(4th) -- i.e. "सहम" appears where "चतुर्थ" (4th) would be expected. "सहम" (Sahama) is itself a genuine, distinct technical term in Jyotisha (Arabic-parts-like sensitive points, later given its own BPHS chapter), so this is retained exactly as printed and disclosed as an OPEN, unresolved mismatch against the verse's "मदे" -- not silently harmonized to "चतुर्थ". Band14's compound initially misread at low zoom as "राजवन्घ" was re-zoomed at 6x (scratchpad/p212-b14-word2.png) and clearly confirmed to read "राजवन्द्य" (rajavandya, "worthy of a king's reverence") -- a standard, correctly-parsing compound; corrected before seeding, never published incorrectly. Band16: marginal subheading, confirmed via the threshold-investigation zoom crop (scratchpad/p212-gap1.png) to read "सफल शङ्खयोग—" (successful/fruitful Shankha yoga) -- this is the genuine content that motivated (in part) the THRESH=5 selection above. Structural note, not seeded as a verse. Bands17-18 give verse 37.13 (Shankha yoga, definition) complete. Bands19-20 give verse 37.14 (Shankha yoga, phala) complete. Bands21-24 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 13-14, closing "॥ १३-१४ ॥" -- this commentary explicitly glosses the verse's "स्वनुशत्रुपौ" as "पञ्चमेश, षष्ठेश" (lords of the 5th and 6th houses), which is reflected in the English translation below. Band25: marginal subheading, confirmed via the threshold-investigation zoom crop (scratchpad/p212-gap2.png) to read "सफल भेरीयोग—" (successful/fruitful Bheri yoga) -- the second genuine content that motivated the THRESH=5 selection above. Structural note, not seeded as a verse. Bands26-27 give verse 37.15 (Bheri yoga, definition) complete. Bands28-29 give verse 37.16 (Bheri yoga, phala) complete -- this is the LAST verse content on the page. Band30 gives the opening of the shared Hindi commentary for verses 15-16: "भाग्येश प्रबल हो और सभी ग्रह लग्न, द्वितीय, सप्तम, द्वादश स्थानों में हों या" -- clean, unaffected. Band31 (the LAST band on the page, index 31 of 32) is affected by a SEVERE instance of the CC-0-footer-pixel-overlay failure mode (the fifth occurrence this session, after page206 v.36.26, page207 v.36.30, page209 v.36.44-48/49, and the comparatively mild page210/page211 instances) -- unlike every prior instance, a direct pixel-darkness scan (row-by-row dark-fraction, scratchpad inline check) confirmed the Devanagari commentary line and the footer stamp text GENUINELY occupy the SAME vertical pixel rows (darkness fraction 45-61% throughout, no separable band), meaning no crop boundary can cleanly separate them -- this is a true print/scan collision, not a cropping error. Recovery was attempted via: (1) three overlapping 4x-zoomed horizontal segments (p212-b31-seg0/1/2.png), (2) two narrower 6x-zoomed segments (p212-b31-fine0/1.png), and (3) a strict-threshold binarization (pixels <90 forced black, else white, isolating the bolder Devanagari strokes from the thinner Latin footer serif; p212-b31-bin1.png, p212-b31-bin2.png). Combining all crops, the Devanagari text (bolder, dominant) was reconstructed as: "प्रबलभाग्येश हों और केन्द्र में लग्नेश, गुरु तथा शुक्र हों तो दोनों स्थितियों में भेरी" -- the single word "और" was the most overlay-obscured, reconstructed from partial glyph match across three independent crops plus grammatical necessity (disclosed as the lowest-confidence word in this span, though not fully illegible). The sentence is GRAMMATICALLY INCOMPLETE at "भेरी" (the page ends here; no closing "योग होता है" or citation "॥ १५-१६ ॥" appears) -- band31 is confirmed the final band on the page (32 bands total, 0-indexed 0-31) and no separate footer band exists on this page (unlike page211's distinct band34), i.e. the footer stamp is fused directly onto this last content line rather than printed as a clean separate line below it. Per the established page-split-gloss pattern (cf. verse 37.9's deferral from page211 to page212), the INCOMPLETE partial commentary text (bands30-31 combined) is attached to verse 37.15's translationHi, explicitly disclosed as continuing onto page213; verse 37.16's translationHi is left EMPTY pending page213's completion of this sentence and its closing citation -- not fabricated. Sanity checks: new refs 37.10-37.16 confirmed unique; 37.9 update confirmed non-destructive (only translationHi field changed); no duplicate refs anywhere. bphs-scan.js run after seeding. Bundle status: page212 = 2 of 5 (bundle target pages211-215).

  16. 37.16 सत्यापित

    16

    संस्कृत

    सद्वृत्तः सुखभोगाढ्यो दाराथेसुतकीर्तिमान् । नृपतिः सद्गुणोपेतो भेरीयोगोद्भवो भवेत् ॥ १६ ॥

    sadvrittah sukhabhogadhyo darathesutakirtiman, nripatih sadgunopeto bheriyogodbhavo bhavet.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Of good conduct, rich in comfort and enjoyment, endowed with spouse, wealth, children, and fame, a king possessed of good qualities -- such may one be who is born of Bheri yoga.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    भेरीयोगोत्पन्न जातक सद्व्यवहारयुक्त, सुखभोगों से पूर्ण, स्त्री, पुत्र धन, यश, तथा सद्गुणवान् राजा होता है ॥ १५-१६ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.37 Bahuvidhayogadhyayah continuation, printed page212 (PDF p.244, folio "२१२" confirmed by band0). Running head this time reads the TREATISE title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" again (not the chapter title) -- pages205-212 pattern now reads T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T, still not a simple alternation, recorded for continuity, still unresolved. Threshold-selection note: the standard T=5-vs-T=7 comparison was run proactively BEFORE banding began (per the now-thoroughly-validated re-scan mandate, never assuming the prior page's THRESH=6 would carry over). Two bands present in T5 but entirely absent from T7 were found: (2576,2619) and (3781,3827). Zoom crops (scratchpad/p212-gap1.png, p212-gap2.png) confirmed BOTH were genuine subheadings ("सफल शङ्खयोग—" and "सफल भेरीयोग—") that T7 would have silently dropped. THRESH=5 (32 bands) was chosen instead, before any band strips were generated -- a third and fourth concrete vindication of the mandate this session. A follow-up T2.5-vs-T5 check found T2.5's 3 extra bands were all diacritic-top splits within already-detected T5 ranges (structurally reasoned, not independently zoom-verified for this specific negative), confirming THRESH=5 sufficient. Band0: folio "२१२" + running head (treatise title). Bands1-2 give verse 37.10 (Kahala yoga, phala) complete -- this is the page-split continuation of verse 37.9 (Kahala yoga definition), whose Hindi commentary and phala verse were absent from page211 and correctly deferred rather than fabricated. Band2's compound "यत्-किंश्चिद्-ग्रामनाथश्च" was re-zoomed at 5x (scratchpad/p212-b02-word2.png) and confirmed to read "किंश्चिद्" (with श्च), a non-standard spelling of the expected "किंचिद्" ("some/whatever") -- retained exactly as printed and disclosed, not silently corrected, per the standing convention for confidently-legible-but-irregular print. Bands3-6 give the Hindi commentary for verses 9-10 (Kahala yoga), closing "॥ ९-१० ॥". This commentary supplies the previously-deferred translationHi for verse 37.9 (definition clause) and the translationHi for verse 37.10 (phala clause + closing citation) -- filled in now via an UPDATE to 37.9 and as new content on 37.10, per the established page-split-gloss pattern (cf. verses 44-48 on pages209-210, and 37.9 itself deferred from page211). Band7: marginal subheading "सफल चामरयोग—" (successful/fruitful Chamara yoga), structural note, not seeded as a verse. Bands8-9 give verse 37.11 (Chamara yoga, definition) complete. Bands10-11 give verse 37.12 (Chamara yoga, phala) complete -- band10's opening compound "दीर्घायुर्विबुधो" and closing "भूपवन्द्योऽथवा" were read cleanly at normal zoom, no ambiguity. Bands12-15 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 11-12, closing "॥ ११-१२ ॥". Band13 contains the term "सहम" (confirmed via two independent zoom passes, scratchpad/p212-b13-word.png and p212-b13-word2.png at 3x and 6x respectively, clearly reading स-ह्न/ह-म, distinct in shape from band30's plainly-different "सप्तम") standing in the commentary's list of houses (लग्न, नवम, दशम, सहम) where the verse's own list would suggest लग्न, व्योम्नि(10th), भाग्य(9th), मद(4th) -- i.e. "सहम" appears where "चतुर्थ" (4th) would be expected. "सहम" (Sahama) is itself a genuine, distinct technical term in Jyotisha (Arabic-parts-like sensitive points, later given its own BPHS chapter), so this is retained exactly as printed and disclosed as an OPEN, unresolved mismatch against the verse's "मदे" -- not silently harmonized to "चतुर्थ". Band14's compound initially misread at low zoom as "राजवन्घ" was re-zoomed at 6x (scratchpad/p212-b14-word2.png) and clearly confirmed to read "राजवन्द्य" (rajavandya, "worthy of a king's reverence") -- a standard, correctly-parsing compound; corrected before seeding, never published incorrectly. Band16: marginal subheading, confirmed via the threshold-investigation zoom crop (scratchpad/p212-gap1.png) to read "सफल शङ्खयोग—" (successful/fruitful Shankha yoga) -- this is the genuine content that motivated (in part) the THRESH=5 selection above. Structural note, not seeded as a verse. Bands17-18 give verse 37.13 (Shankha yoga, definition) complete. Bands19-20 give verse 37.14 (Shankha yoga, phala) complete. Bands21-24 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 13-14, closing "॥ १३-१४ ॥" -- this commentary explicitly glosses the verse's "स्वनुशत्रुपौ" as "पञ्चमेश, षष्ठेश" (lords of the 5th and 6th houses), which is reflected in the English translation below. Band25: marginal subheading, confirmed via the threshold-investigation zoom crop (scratchpad/p212-gap2.png) to read "सफल भेरीयोग—" (successful/fruitful Bheri yoga) -- the second genuine content that motivated the THRESH=5 selection above. Structural note, not seeded as a verse. Bands26-27 give verse 37.15 (Bheri yoga, definition) complete. Bands28-29 give verse 37.16 (Bheri yoga, phala) complete -- this is the LAST verse content on the page. Band30 gives the opening of the shared Hindi commentary for verses 15-16: "भाग्येश प्रबल हो और सभी ग्रह लग्न, द्वितीय, सप्तम, द्वादश स्थानों में हों या" -- clean, unaffected. Band31 (the LAST band on the page, index 31 of 32) is affected by a SEVERE instance of the CC-0-footer-pixel-overlay failure mode (the fifth occurrence this session, after page206 v.36.26, page207 v.36.30, page209 v.36.44-48/49, and the comparatively mild page210/page211 instances) -- unlike every prior instance, a direct pixel-darkness scan (row-by-row dark-fraction, scratchpad inline check) confirmed the Devanagari commentary line and the footer stamp text GENUINELY occupy the SAME vertical pixel rows (darkness fraction 45-61% throughout, no separable band), meaning no crop boundary can cleanly separate them -- this is a true print/scan collision, not a cropping error. Recovery was attempted via: (1) three overlapping 4x-zoomed horizontal segments (p212-b31-seg0/1/2.png), (2) two narrower 6x-zoomed segments (p212-b31-fine0/1.png), and (3) a strict-threshold binarization (pixels <90 forced black, else white, isolating the bolder Devanagari strokes from the thinner Latin footer serif; p212-b31-bin1.png, p212-b31-bin2.png). Combining all crops, the Devanagari text (bolder, dominant) was reconstructed as: "प्रबलभाग्येश हों और केन्द्र में लग्नेश, गुरु तथा शुक्र हों तो दोनों स्थितियों में भेरी" -- the single word "और" was the most overlay-obscured, reconstructed from partial glyph match across three independent crops plus grammatical necessity (disclosed as the lowest-confidence word in this span, though not fully illegible). The sentence is GRAMMATICALLY INCOMPLETE at "भेरी" (the page ends here; no closing "योग होता है" or citation "॥ १५-१६ ॥" appears) -- band31 is confirmed the final band on the page (32 bands total, 0-indexed 0-31) and no separate footer band exists on this page (unlike page211's distinct band34), i.e. the footer stamp is fused directly onto this last content line rather than printed as a clean separate line below it. Per the established page-split-gloss pattern (cf. verse 37.9's deferral from page211 to page212), the INCOMPLETE partial commentary text (bands30-31 combined) is attached to verse 37.15's translationHi, explicitly disclosed as continuing onto page213; verse 37.16's translationHi is left EMPTY pending page213's completion of this sentence and its closing citation -- not fabricated. Sanity checks: new refs 37.10-37.16 confirmed unique; 37.9 update confirmed non-destructive (only translationHi field changed); no duplicate refs anywhere. bphs-scan.js run after seeding. Bundle status: page212 = 2 of 5 (bundle target pages211-215).

  17. 37.17 सत्यापित

    17

    संस्कृत

    स्वक्षोच्चस्था ग्रहाः केन्द्रकोणगाः सबलेऽङ्गपे । मृदङ्गस्तत्र जातस्तु राजा वा राजसन्निभः ॥ १७ ॥

    svakshoccastha grahah kendrakonagah sabale'ngape, mridangastatra jatastu raja va rajasannibhah.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When planets situated in their own sign or exaltation are in kendras or konas, the lagna-lord being strong -- [this is] Mridanga [yoga]; one born in it becomes a king or one resembling a king.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    लग्नेश प्रबल हों और सभी ग्रह अपने भवन या उच्चस्थ होकर केन्द्र या कोण में हों तो मृदंग योग होता है। उसमें उत्पन्न जातक राजा अथवा राजसदृश होता है ॥ १७-२०॥

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.37 Bahuvidhayogadhyayah continuation, printed page213 (PDF p.245, folio "२१३" confirmed by band0). Running head this time reads the CHAPTER title "बहुविधयोगाध्यायः" again (not the treatise title) -- pages205-213 pattern now reads T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/T, still not a simple alternation, recorded for continuity, still unresolved. Threshold-selection note: the standard T=5-vs-T=7 comparison was run proactively BEFORE banding began (never assuming page212's THRESH=5 would carry over just because the numeral repeated). One discrepancy region was found: (4342,4390), present in T5, absent from T7. A zoom crop (scratchpad/p213-gap1.png) confirmed this was a genuine subheading, "सफल कूर्मयोग-" (Kurma yoga), that T7 would have silently dropped. THRESH=5 (31 bands) was independently re-confirmed for this page on fresh evidence -- a fifth concrete vindication of the never-assume-the-threshold-carries-over mandate this session. Band0: folio "२१३" + running head (chapter title). Bands1-2 supply the COMPLETION of the sentence deferred from page212's band31 (the severe CC-0-overlay-affected line ending mid-sentence at "...भेरी"): "योग होता है। भेरीयोगोत्पन्न जातक सद्व्यवहारयुक्त, सुखभोगों से पूर्ण, स्त्री, पुत्र धन, यश, तथा सद्गुणवान् राजा होता है ॥ १५-१६ ॥" This CONFIRMS the page-212 deferral decision (attaching only the disclosed-incomplete partial text to verse 37.15's translationHi and leaving 37.16's translationHi empty, rather than guessing the ending) was correct. Both fields are now UPDATED here: verse 37.15's translationHi is corrected to remove the "continues on page213" disclosure and read as a complete sentence, and verse 37.16's translationHi is filled in with the closing clause and citation. Band3: marginal subheading "सफल मृदङ्गादि योग-" (a group heading covering the several yogas that follow: Mridanga, Shrinatha, Sharada). Structural note, not seeded as a verse. Bands4-5 give verse 37.17 (Mridanga yoga, definition+phala combined in a single verse) complete. Bands6-7 give verse 37.18 (Shrinatha yoga, definition+phala combined) complete. Bands8-9 give verse 37.19 (Sharada yoga, definition) complete. Bands10-11 give verse 37.20 (Sharada yoga, phala) complete -- band10's compound was initially read at low (2x band-strip) zoom as ambiguous "सौख्यतपोधमेसमन्वितः" ("धमे" not matching the expected standard "धर्म"/dharma). A 5x zoom crop (scratchpad/p213-b10-word.png) was inconclusive on its own, but the Hindi commentary at band18 explicitly glosses this exact phala clause as "सुख-तप-धर्म से युक्त" (endowed with happiness, austerity, and DHARMA) -- this settles the question: the apparent "मे" was a ligature rendering of the "र्म" (repha+ma) conjunct misread at low zoom, and the verse's compound is the STANDARD, correctly-parsing "सौख्यतपोधर्मसमन्वितः". No disclosure needed; transcribed as the standard form. Bands12-19 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 17-20 (a single combined span covering all three yogas -- Mridanga, Shrinatha, and Sharada -- broader than the usual pairwise commentary block, but internally consistent: it addresses each yoga's condition and result in turn before a single closing citation), closing "॥ १७-२०॥" (band19). This commentary independently corroborates the band10 resolution above (see band18). Band20: marginal subheading "सफल मत्स्ययोग-" (successful/fruitful Matsya [fish] yoga). Structural note, not seeded as a verse. Bands21-22 give verse 37.21 (Matsya yoga, definition) complete. Bands23-24 give verse 37.22 (Matsya yoga, phala) complete. Bands25-27 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 21-22 -- band27 ends mid-sentence at "...होता" with no visible "है" or closing citation in the band strip itself. Per the standing large-gap re-scan mandate, the 192px gap between band27 and band28 (previously flagged only as an already-explained paragraph break before the Kurma subheading) was independently re-checked with a dedicated zoom crop (scratchpad/p213-gap27-28.png) BEFORE finalizing the commentary text, rather than assuming the gap was already fully accounted for. This crop revealed a short line that the band-detection pass had merged/dropped: "है ॥ २१-२२ ॥" -- the missing end of the sentence and its closing citation. This is a SIXTH concrete vindication of the gap re-scan mandate this session (after page210's chapter-boundary gap, page211's Parvata-yoga subheading, page212's two subheading catches, and this page's own pre-banding Kurma-subheading catch) -- this time catching a missed CITATION LINE rather than a missed subheading, a new variant of the same failure mode. Band28: marginal subheading, confirmed via the pre-banding zoom crop (scratchpad/p213-gap1.png) to read "सफल कूर्मयोग-" (successful/fruitful Kurma [tortoise] yoga) -- this is the genuine content that motivated the THRESH=5 selection above. Structural note, not seeded as a verse. Bands29-30 give verse 37.23 (Kurma yoga, DEFINITION ONLY -- this is the last content on the page). Band29's compound was initially read at low zoom as unclear/non-standard ("सुतरिपुखीगा" or similar); re-zoomed at 5x (scratchpad/p213-b29-word.png) and then 8x on the specific conjunct (scratchpad/p213-b29-word2.png), confirming the reading "सुतरिपुद्वयगा" (sutaripudvayaga, "[planets] situated in both the 5th [suta] and 6th [ripu] houses") -- a standard, correctly-parsing compound consistent with the yoga's expected meaning; the apparent unclear shape at low zoom was the compact द्व (d+va) conjunct. Band30 also carries the closing citation "॥ २३ ॥" and, immediately below the last content line, the footer stamp "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- this time the footer is CLEANLY SEPARATE from the Devanagari text (matching page211's mild pattern, NOT page212's severe pixel-collision pattern; no special recovery technique was needed here). Verse 37.23's phala (results) verse and its Hindi commentary are NOT present on this page -- correctly deferred to page214 per the established page-split-gloss/verse pattern (cf. verse 37.9 deferred from page211 to page212, and verses 37.15-16's commentary deferred from page212 to page213), not fabricated. Sanity checks: new refs 37.17-37.23 confirmed unique; 37.15/37.16 updates confirmed as translationHi-only changes (no other fields touched); no duplicate refs anywhere. bphs-scan.js run after seeding. Bundle status: page213 = 3 of 5 (bundle target pages211-215).

  18. 37.18 सत्यापित

    18

    संस्कृत

    मदेशे व्योमगे तूच्चे सभाग्येशेऽपि कर्मपे । श्रीनाथयोगो जातोऽत्र राजा स्यादिन्द्रसन्निभः ॥ १८ ॥

    madeshe vyomage tucce sabhagyeshe'pi karmape, shrinathayogo jato'tra raja syadindrasannibhah.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lord of the 4th (mada) is exalted and situated in the 10th (vyoma), together with the lord of the 9th (bhagya) also being the lord of the 10th (karma) -- [this is] Shrinatha yoga; one born in it becomes a king resembling Indra.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    उच्चस्थ जायेश कर्मस्थानगत हो, भाग्येश कर्मेश का संयोग हो तो श्रीनाथयोग होता है। इस योग में उत्पन्न बालक इन्द्र सदृश राजा होता है ॥ १७-२०॥

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.37 Bahuvidhayogadhyayah continuation, printed page213 (PDF p.245, folio "२१३" confirmed by band0). Running head this time reads the CHAPTER title "बहुविधयोगाध्यायः" again (not the treatise title) -- pages205-213 pattern now reads T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/T, still not a simple alternation, recorded for continuity, still unresolved. Threshold-selection note: the standard T=5-vs-T=7 comparison was run proactively BEFORE banding began (never assuming page212's THRESH=5 would carry over just because the numeral repeated). One discrepancy region was found: (4342,4390), present in T5, absent from T7. A zoom crop (scratchpad/p213-gap1.png) confirmed this was a genuine subheading, "सफल कूर्मयोग-" (Kurma yoga), that T7 would have silently dropped. THRESH=5 (31 bands) was independently re-confirmed for this page on fresh evidence -- a fifth concrete vindication of the never-assume-the-threshold-carries-over mandate this session. Band0: folio "२१३" + running head (chapter title). Bands1-2 supply the COMPLETION of the sentence deferred from page212's band31 (the severe CC-0-overlay-affected line ending mid-sentence at "...भेरी"): "योग होता है। भेरीयोगोत्पन्न जातक सद्व्यवहारयुक्त, सुखभोगों से पूर्ण, स्त्री, पुत्र धन, यश, तथा सद्गुणवान् राजा होता है ॥ १५-१६ ॥" This CONFIRMS the page-212 deferral decision (attaching only the disclosed-incomplete partial text to verse 37.15's translationHi and leaving 37.16's translationHi empty, rather than guessing the ending) was correct. Both fields are now UPDATED here: verse 37.15's translationHi is corrected to remove the "continues on page213" disclosure and read as a complete sentence, and verse 37.16's translationHi is filled in with the closing clause and citation. Band3: marginal subheading "सफल मृदङ्गादि योग-" (a group heading covering the several yogas that follow: Mridanga, Shrinatha, Sharada). Structural note, not seeded as a verse. Bands4-5 give verse 37.17 (Mridanga yoga, definition+phala combined in a single verse) complete. Bands6-7 give verse 37.18 (Shrinatha yoga, definition+phala combined) complete. Bands8-9 give verse 37.19 (Sharada yoga, definition) complete. Bands10-11 give verse 37.20 (Sharada yoga, phala) complete -- band10's compound was initially read at low (2x band-strip) zoom as ambiguous "सौख्यतपोधमेसमन्वितः" ("धमे" not matching the expected standard "धर्म"/dharma). A 5x zoom crop (scratchpad/p213-b10-word.png) was inconclusive on its own, but the Hindi commentary at band18 explicitly glosses this exact phala clause as "सुख-तप-धर्म से युक्त" (endowed with happiness, austerity, and DHARMA) -- this settles the question: the apparent "मे" was a ligature rendering of the "र्म" (repha+ma) conjunct misread at low zoom, and the verse's compound is the STANDARD, correctly-parsing "सौख्यतपोधर्मसमन्वितः". No disclosure needed; transcribed as the standard form. Bands12-19 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 17-20 (a single combined span covering all three yogas -- Mridanga, Shrinatha, and Sharada -- broader than the usual pairwise commentary block, but internally consistent: it addresses each yoga's condition and result in turn before a single closing citation), closing "॥ १७-२०॥" (band19). This commentary independently corroborates the band10 resolution above (see band18). Band20: marginal subheading "सफल मत्स्ययोग-" (successful/fruitful Matsya [fish] yoga). Structural note, not seeded as a verse. Bands21-22 give verse 37.21 (Matsya yoga, definition) complete. Bands23-24 give verse 37.22 (Matsya yoga, phala) complete. Bands25-27 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 21-22 -- band27 ends mid-sentence at "...होता" with no visible "है" or closing citation in the band strip itself. Per the standing large-gap re-scan mandate, the 192px gap between band27 and band28 (previously flagged only as an already-explained paragraph break before the Kurma subheading) was independently re-checked with a dedicated zoom crop (scratchpad/p213-gap27-28.png) BEFORE finalizing the commentary text, rather than assuming the gap was already fully accounted for. This crop revealed a short line that the band-detection pass had merged/dropped: "है ॥ २१-२२ ॥" -- the missing end of the sentence and its closing citation. This is a SIXTH concrete vindication of the gap re-scan mandate this session (after page210's chapter-boundary gap, page211's Parvata-yoga subheading, page212's two subheading catches, and this page's own pre-banding Kurma-subheading catch) -- this time catching a missed CITATION LINE rather than a missed subheading, a new variant of the same failure mode. Band28: marginal subheading, confirmed via the pre-banding zoom crop (scratchpad/p213-gap1.png) to read "सफल कूर्मयोग-" (successful/fruitful Kurma [tortoise] yoga) -- this is the genuine content that motivated the THRESH=5 selection above. Structural note, not seeded as a verse. Bands29-30 give verse 37.23 (Kurma yoga, DEFINITION ONLY -- this is the last content on the page). Band29's compound was initially read at low zoom as unclear/non-standard ("सुतरिपुखीगा" or similar); re-zoomed at 5x (scratchpad/p213-b29-word.png) and then 8x on the specific conjunct (scratchpad/p213-b29-word2.png), confirming the reading "सुतरिपुद्वयगा" (sutaripudvayaga, "[planets] situated in both the 5th [suta] and 6th [ripu] houses") -- a standard, correctly-parsing compound consistent with the yoga's expected meaning; the apparent unclear shape at low zoom was the compact द्व (d+va) conjunct. Band30 also carries the closing citation "॥ २३ ॥" and, immediately below the last content line, the footer stamp "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- this time the footer is CLEANLY SEPARATE from the Devanagari text (matching page211's mild pattern, NOT page212's severe pixel-collision pattern; no special recovery technique was needed here). Verse 37.23's phala (results) verse and its Hindi commentary are NOT present on this page -- correctly deferred to page214 per the established page-split-gloss/verse pattern (cf. verse 37.9 deferred from page211 to page212, and verses 37.15-16's commentary deferred from page212 to page213), not fabricated. Sanity checks: new refs 37.17-37.23 confirmed unique; 37.15/37.16 updates confirmed as translationHi-only changes (no other fields touched); no duplicate refs anywhere. bphs-scan.js run after seeding. Bundle status: page213 = 3 of 5 (bundle target pages211-215).

  19. 37.19 सत्यापित

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    संस्कृत

    पुत्रस्थे व्योमपे केन्द्रे विदीने बलिनि स्वभे । इन्दोर्विदिज्ये वा कोणे भवे भौमे तु शारदः ॥ १९ ॥

    putrasthe vyomape kendre vidine balini svabhe, indorvidijye va kone bhave bhaume tu sharadah.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lord of the 10th (vyoma) is in the 5th (putra), in a kendra, strong and radiant in its own sign; or when, from the Moon, the 9th and 5th [houses hold] Mercury or Jupiter, together with Mars in the 11th -- [this is] Sharada [yoga].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    कर्मेश पञ्चमस्थ हो, बली बुध सूर्य स्वक्षेत्री होकर केन्द्रस्थ हों, अथवा चन्द्रमा से नवम पञ्चम में बुध या गुरु और एकादश में भौम हो तो शारद योग होता है ॥ १७-२०॥

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.37 Bahuvidhayogadhyayah continuation, printed page213 (PDF p.245, folio "२१३" confirmed by band0). Running head this time reads the CHAPTER title "बहुविधयोगाध्यायः" again (not the treatise title) -- pages205-213 pattern now reads T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/T, still not a simple alternation, recorded for continuity, still unresolved. Threshold-selection note: the standard T=5-vs-T=7 comparison was run proactively BEFORE banding began (never assuming page212's THRESH=5 would carry over just because the numeral repeated). One discrepancy region was found: (4342,4390), present in T5, absent from T7. A zoom crop (scratchpad/p213-gap1.png) confirmed this was a genuine subheading, "सफल कूर्मयोग-" (Kurma yoga), that T7 would have silently dropped. THRESH=5 (31 bands) was independently re-confirmed for this page on fresh evidence -- a fifth concrete vindication of the never-assume-the-threshold-carries-over mandate this session. Band0: folio "२१३" + running head (chapter title). Bands1-2 supply the COMPLETION of the sentence deferred from page212's band31 (the severe CC-0-overlay-affected line ending mid-sentence at "...भेरी"): "योग होता है। भेरीयोगोत्पन्न जातक सद्व्यवहारयुक्त, सुखभोगों से पूर्ण, स्त्री, पुत्र धन, यश, तथा सद्गुणवान् राजा होता है ॥ १५-१६ ॥" This CONFIRMS the page-212 deferral decision (attaching only the disclosed-incomplete partial text to verse 37.15's translationHi and leaving 37.16's translationHi empty, rather than guessing the ending) was correct. Both fields are now UPDATED here: verse 37.15's translationHi is corrected to remove the "continues on page213" disclosure and read as a complete sentence, and verse 37.16's translationHi is filled in with the closing clause and citation. Band3: marginal subheading "सफल मृदङ्गादि योग-" (a group heading covering the several yogas that follow: Mridanga, Shrinatha, Sharada). Structural note, not seeded as a verse. Bands4-5 give verse 37.17 (Mridanga yoga, definition+phala combined in a single verse) complete. Bands6-7 give verse 37.18 (Shrinatha yoga, definition+phala combined) complete. Bands8-9 give verse 37.19 (Sharada yoga, definition) complete. Bands10-11 give verse 37.20 (Sharada yoga, phala) complete -- band10's compound was initially read at low (2x band-strip) zoom as ambiguous "सौख्यतपोधमेसमन्वितः" ("धमे" not matching the expected standard "धर्म"/dharma). A 5x zoom crop (scratchpad/p213-b10-word.png) was inconclusive on its own, but the Hindi commentary at band18 explicitly glosses this exact phala clause as "सुख-तप-धर्म से युक्त" (endowed with happiness, austerity, and DHARMA) -- this settles the question: the apparent "मे" was a ligature rendering of the "र्म" (repha+ma) conjunct misread at low zoom, and the verse's compound is the STANDARD, correctly-parsing "सौख्यतपोधर्मसमन्वितः". No disclosure needed; transcribed as the standard form. Bands12-19 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 17-20 (a single combined span covering all three yogas -- Mridanga, Shrinatha, and Sharada -- broader than the usual pairwise commentary block, but internally consistent: it addresses each yoga's condition and result in turn before a single closing citation), closing "॥ १७-२०॥" (band19). This commentary independently corroborates the band10 resolution above (see band18). Band20: marginal subheading "सफल मत्स्ययोग-" (successful/fruitful Matsya [fish] yoga). Structural note, not seeded as a verse. Bands21-22 give verse 37.21 (Matsya yoga, definition) complete. Bands23-24 give verse 37.22 (Matsya yoga, phala) complete. Bands25-27 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 21-22 -- band27 ends mid-sentence at "...होता" with no visible "है" or closing citation in the band strip itself. Per the standing large-gap re-scan mandate, the 192px gap between band27 and band28 (previously flagged only as an already-explained paragraph break before the Kurma subheading) was independently re-checked with a dedicated zoom crop (scratchpad/p213-gap27-28.png) BEFORE finalizing the commentary text, rather than assuming the gap was already fully accounted for. This crop revealed a short line that the band-detection pass had merged/dropped: "है ॥ २१-२२ ॥" -- the missing end of the sentence and its closing citation. This is a SIXTH concrete vindication of the gap re-scan mandate this session (after page210's chapter-boundary gap, page211's Parvata-yoga subheading, page212's two subheading catches, and this page's own pre-banding Kurma-subheading catch) -- this time catching a missed CITATION LINE rather than a missed subheading, a new variant of the same failure mode. Band28: marginal subheading, confirmed via the pre-banding zoom crop (scratchpad/p213-gap1.png) to read "सफल कूर्मयोग-" (successful/fruitful Kurma [tortoise] yoga) -- this is the genuine content that motivated the THRESH=5 selection above. Structural note, not seeded as a verse. Bands29-30 give verse 37.23 (Kurma yoga, DEFINITION ONLY -- this is the last content on the page). Band29's compound was initially read at low zoom as unclear/non-standard ("सुतरिपुखीगा" or similar); re-zoomed at 5x (scratchpad/p213-b29-word.png) and then 8x on the specific conjunct (scratchpad/p213-b29-word2.png), confirming the reading "सुतरिपुद्वयगा" (sutaripudvayaga, "[planets] situated in both the 5th [suta] and 6th [ripu] houses") -- a standard, correctly-parsing compound consistent with the yoga's expected meaning; the apparent unclear shape at low zoom was the compact द्व (d+va) conjunct. Band30 also carries the closing citation "॥ २३ ॥" and, immediately below the last content line, the footer stamp "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- this time the footer is CLEANLY SEPARATE from the Devanagari text (matching page211's mild pattern, NOT page212's severe pixel-collision pattern; no special recovery technique was needed here). Verse 37.23's phala (results) verse and its Hindi commentary are NOT present on this page -- correctly deferred to page214 per the established page-split-gloss/verse pattern (cf. verse 37.9 deferred from page211 to page212, and verses 37.15-16's commentary deferred from page212 to page213), not fabricated. Sanity checks: new refs 37.17-37.23 confirmed unique; 37.15/37.16 updates confirmed as translationHi-only changes (no other fields touched); no duplicate refs anywhere. bphs-scan.js run after seeding. Bundle status: page213 = 3 of 5 (bundle target pages211-215).

  20. 37.20 सत्यापित

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    संस्कृत

    राजमान्यो बुधः सौख्यतपोधर्मसमन्वितः । दारातनयवित्ताढ्यः भवेत् शारदसम्भवः ॥ २० ॥

    rajamanyo budhah saukhyatapodharmasamanvitah, daratanayavittadhyah bhavet sharadasambhavah.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Honored by the king, wise, endowed with happiness, austerity, and dharma, rich in spouse, children, and wealth -- such may one be who is born of Sharada [yoga].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    शारद योगोत्पन्न जातक राजमान्य, विद्वान्, सुख-तप-धर्म से युक्त, तथा स्त्री-पुत्र-धनपूर्ण होता है ॥ १७-२०॥

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.37 Bahuvidhayogadhyayah continuation, printed page213 (PDF p.245, folio "२१३" confirmed by band0). Running head this time reads the CHAPTER title "बहुविधयोगाध्यायः" again (not the treatise title) -- pages205-213 pattern now reads T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/T, still not a simple alternation, recorded for continuity, still unresolved. Threshold-selection note: the standard T=5-vs-T=7 comparison was run proactively BEFORE banding began (never assuming page212's THRESH=5 would carry over just because the numeral repeated). One discrepancy region was found: (4342,4390), present in T5, absent from T7. A zoom crop (scratchpad/p213-gap1.png) confirmed this was a genuine subheading, "सफल कूर्मयोग-" (Kurma yoga), that T7 would have silently dropped. THRESH=5 (31 bands) was independently re-confirmed for this page on fresh evidence -- a fifth concrete vindication of the never-assume-the-threshold-carries-over mandate this session. Band0: folio "२१३" + running head (chapter title). Bands1-2 supply the COMPLETION of the sentence deferred from page212's band31 (the severe CC-0-overlay-affected line ending mid-sentence at "...भेरी"): "योग होता है। भेरीयोगोत्पन्न जातक सद्व्यवहारयुक्त, सुखभोगों से पूर्ण, स्त्री, पुत्र धन, यश, तथा सद्गुणवान् राजा होता है ॥ १५-१६ ॥" This CONFIRMS the page-212 deferral decision (attaching only the disclosed-incomplete partial text to verse 37.15's translationHi and leaving 37.16's translationHi empty, rather than guessing the ending) was correct. Both fields are now UPDATED here: verse 37.15's translationHi is corrected to remove the "continues on page213" disclosure and read as a complete sentence, and verse 37.16's translationHi is filled in with the closing clause and citation. Band3: marginal subheading "सफल मृदङ्गादि योग-" (a group heading covering the several yogas that follow: Mridanga, Shrinatha, Sharada). Structural note, not seeded as a verse. Bands4-5 give verse 37.17 (Mridanga yoga, definition+phala combined in a single verse) complete. Bands6-7 give verse 37.18 (Shrinatha yoga, definition+phala combined) complete. Bands8-9 give verse 37.19 (Sharada yoga, definition) complete. Bands10-11 give verse 37.20 (Sharada yoga, phala) complete -- band10's compound was initially read at low (2x band-strip) zoom as ambiguous "सौख्यतपोधमेसमन्वितः" ("धमे" not matching the expected standard "धर्म"/dharma). A 5x zoom crop (scratchpad/p213-b10-word.png) was inconclusive on its own, but the Hindi commentary at band18 explicitly glosses this exact phala clause as "सुख-तप-धर्म से युक्त" (endowed with happiness, austerity, and DHARMA) -- this settles the question: the apparent "मे" was a ligature rendering of the "र्म" (repha+ma) conjunct misread at low zoom, and the verse's compound is the STANDARD, correctly-parsing "सौख्यतपोधर्मसमन्वितः". No disclosure needed; transcribed as the standard form. Bands12-19 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 17-20 (a single combined span covering all three yogas -- Mridanga, Shrinatha, and Sharada -- broader than the usual pairwise commentary block, but internally consistent: it addresses each yoga's condition and result in turn before a single closing citation), closing "॥ १७-२०॥" (band19). This commentary independently corroborates the band10 resolution above (see band18). Band20: marginal subheading "सफल मत्स्ययोग-" (successful/fruitful Matsya [fish] yoga). Structural note, not seeded as a verse. Bands21-22 give verse 37.21 (Matsya yoga, definition) complete. Bands23-24 give verse 37.22 (Matsya yoga, phala) complete. Bands25-27 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 21-22 -- band27 ends mid-sentence at "...होता" with no visible "है" or closing citation in the band strip itself. Per the standing large-gap re-scan mandate, the 192px gap between band27 and band28 (previously flagged only as an already-explained paragraph break before the Kurma subheading) was independently re-checked with a dedicated zoom crop (scratchpad/p213-gap27-28.png) BEFORE finalizing the commentary text, rather than assuming the gap was already fully accounted for. This crop revealed a short line that the band-detection pass had merged/dropped: "है ॥ २१-२२ ॥" -- the missing end of the sentence and its closing citation. This is a SIXTH concrete vindication of the gap re-scan mandate this session (after page210's chapter-boundary gap, page211's Parvata-yoga subheading, page212's two subheading catches, and this page's own pre-banding Kurma-subheading catch) -- this time catching a missed CITATION LINE rather than a missed subheading, a new variant of the same failure mode. Band28: marginal subheading, confirmed via the pre-banding zoom crop (scratchpad/p213-gap1.png) to read "सफल कूर्मयोग-" (successful/fruitful Kurma [tortoise] yoga) -- this is the genuine content that motivated the THRESH=5 selection above. Structural note, not seeded as a verse. Bands29-30 give verse 37.23 (Kurma yoga, DEFINITION ONLY -- this is the last content on the page). Band29's compound was initially read at low zoom as unclear/non-standard ("सुतरिपुखीगा" or similar); re-zoomed at 5x (scratchpad/p213-b29-word.png) and then 8x on the specific conjunct (scratchpad/p213-b29-word2.png), confirming the reading "सुतरिपुद्वयगा" (sutaripudvayaga, "[planets] situated in both the 5th [suta] and 6th [ripu] houses") -- a standard, correctly-parsing compound consistent with the yoga's expected meaning; the apparent unclear shape at low zoom was the compact द्व (d+va) conjunct. Band30 also carries the closing citation "॥ २३ ॥" and, immediately below the last content line, the footer stamp "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- this time the footer is CLEANLY SEPARATE from the Devanagari text (matching page211's mild pattern, NOT page212's severe pixel-collision pattern; no special recovery technique was needed here). Verse 37.23's phala (results) verse and its Hindi commentary are NOT present on this page -- correctly deferred to page214 per the established page-split-gloss/verse pattern (cf. verse 37.9 deferred from page211 to page212, and verses 37.15-16's commentary deferred from page212 to page213), not fabricated. Sanity checks: new refs 37.17-37.23 confirmed unique; 37.15/37.16 updates confirmed as translationHi-only changes (no other fields touched); no duplicate refs anywhere. bphs-scan.js run after seeding. Bundle status: page213 = 3 of 5 (bundle target pages211-215).

  21. 37.21 सत्यापित

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    संस्कृत

    शुभे लग्नतपःसंस्थे शुभाशुभयुते सुते । क्रूरे च तुर्यरन्ध्रस्थे मत्स्ययोगः प्रकीर्तितः ॥ २१ ॥

    shubhe lagnatapahsamsthe shubhashubhayute sute, krure ca turyarandhrasthe matsyayogah prakirtitah.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When a benefic is situated in the lagna and 9th (tapas), the 5th (suta) joined with both benefic and malefic, and a malefic situated in the 4th and 8th -- Matsya yoga is proclaimed.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    लग्न तथा नवम में शुभग्रह, पञ्चम में शुभ तथा पाप और चतुर्थ अष्टम में पाप ग्रह हों तो मत्स्ययोग होता है ॥ २१-२२ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.37 Bahuvidhayogadhyayah continuation, printed page213 (PDF p.245, folio "२१३" confirmed by band0). Running head this time reads the CHAPTER title "बहुविधयोगाध्यायः" again (not the treatise title) -- pages205-213 pattern now reads T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/T, still not a simple alternation, recorded for continuity, still unresolved. Threshold-selection note: the standard T=5-vs-T=7 comparison was run proactively BEFORE banding began (never assuming page212's THRESH=5 would carry over just because the numeral repeated). One discrepancy region was found: (4342,4390), present in T5, absent from T7. A zoom crop (scratchpad/p213-gap1.png) confirmed this was a genuine subheading, "सफल कूर्मयोग-" (Kurma yoga), that T7 would have silently dropped. THRESH=5 (31 bands) was independently re-confirmed for this page on fresh evidence -- a fifth concrete vindication of the never-assume-the-threshold-carries-over mandate this session. Band0: folio "२१३" + running head (chapter title). Bands1-2 supply the COMPLETION of the sentence deferred from page212's band31 (the severe CC-0-overlay-affected line ending mid-sentence at "...भेरी"): "योग होता है। भेरीयोगोत्पन्न जातक सद्व्यवहारयुक्त, सुखभोगों से पूर्ण, स्त्री, पुत्र धन, यश, तथा सद्गुणवान् राजा होता है ॥ १५-१६ ॥" This CONFIRMS the page-212 deferral decision (attaching only the disclosed-incomplete partial text to verse 37.15's translationHi and leaving 37.16's translationHi empty, rather than guessing the ending) was correct. Both fields are now UPDATED here: verse 37.15's translationHi is corrected to remove the "continues on page213" disclosure and read as a complete sentence, and verse 37.16's translationHi is filled in with the closing clause and citation. Band3: marginal subheading "सफल मृदङ्गादि योग-" (a group heading covering the several yogas that follow: Mridanga, Shrinatha, Sharada). Structural note, not seeded as a verse. Bands4-5 give verse 37.17 (Mridanga yoga, definition+phala combined in a single verse) complete. Bands6-7 give verse 37.18 (Shrinatha yoga, definition+phala combined) complete. Bands8-9 give verse 37.19 (Sharada yoga, definition) complete. Bands10-11 give verse 37.20 (Sharada yoga, phala) complete -- band10's compound was initially read at low (2x band-strip) zoom as ambiguous "सौख्यतपोधमेसमन्वितः" ("धमे" not matching the expected standard "धर्म"/dharma). A 5x zoom crop (scratchpad/p213-b10-word.png) was inconclusive on its own, but the Hindi commentary at band18 explicitly glosses this exact phala clause as "सुख-तप-धर्म से युक्त" (endowed with happiness, austerity, and DHARMA) -- this settles the question: the apparent "मे" was a ligature rendering of the "र्म" (repha+ma) conjunct misread at low zoom, and the verse's compound is the STANDARD, correctly-parsing "सौख्यतपोधर्मसमन्वितः". No disclosure needed; transcribed as the standard form. Bands12-19 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 17-20 (a single combined span covering all three yogas -- Mridanga, Shrinatha, and Sharada -- broader than the usual pairwise commentary block, but internally consistent: it addresses each yoga's condition and result in turn before a single closing citation), closing "॥ १७-२०॥" (band19). This commentary independently corroborates the band10 resolution above (see band18). Band20: marginal subheading "सफल मत्स्ययोग-" (successful/fruitful Matsya [fish] yoga). Structural note, not seeded as a verse. Bands21-22 give verse 37.21 (Matsya yoga, definition) complete. Bands23-24 give verse 37.22 (Matsya yoga, phala) complete. Bands25-27 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 21-22 -- band27 ends mid-sentence at "...होता" with no visible "है" or closing citation in the band strip itself. Per the standing large-gap re-scan mandate, the 192px gap between band27 and band28 (previously flagged only as an already-explained paragraph break before the Kurma subheading) was independently re-checked with a dedicated zoom crop (scratchpad/p213-gap27-28.png) BEFORE finalizing the commentary text, rather than assuming the gap was already fully accounted for. This crop revealed a short line that the band-detection pass had merged/dropped: "है ॥ २१-२२ ॥" -- the missing end of the sentence and its closing citation. This is a SIXTH concrete vindication of the gap re-scan mandate this session (after page210's chapter-boundary gap, page211's Parvata-yoga subheading, page212's two subheading catches, and this page's own pre-banding Kurma-subheading catch) -- this time catching a missed CITATION LINE rather than a missed subheading, a new variant of the same failure mode. Band28: marginal subheading, confirmed via the pre-banding zoom crop (scratchpad/p213-gap1.png) to read "सफल कूर्मयोग-" (successful/fruitful Kurma [tortoise] yoga) -- this is the genuine content that motivated the THRESH=5 selection above. Structural note, not seeded as a verse. Bands29-30 give verse 37.23 (Kurma yoga, DEFINITION ONLY -- this is the last content on the page). Band29's compound was initially read at low zoom as unclear/non-standard ("सुतरिपुखीगा" or similar); re-zoomed at 5x (scratchpad/p213-b29-word.png) and then 8x on the specific conjunct (scratchpad/p213-b29-word2.png), confirming the reading "सुतरिपुद्वयगा" (sutaripudvayaga, "[planets] situated in both the 5th [suta] and 6th [ripu] houses") -- a standard, correctly-parsing compound consistent with the yoga's expected meaning; the apparent unclear shape at low zoom was the compact द्व (d+va) conjunct. Band30 also carries the closing citation "॥ २३ ॥" and, immediately below the last content line, the footer stamp "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- this time the footer is CLEANLY SEPARATE from the Devanagari text (matching page211's mild pattern, NOT page212's severe pixel-collision pattern; no special recovery technique was needed here). Verse 37.23's phala (results) verse and its Hindi commentary are NOT present on this page -- correctly deferred to page214 per the established page-split-gloss/verse pattern (cf. verse 37.9 deferred from page211 to page212, and verses 37.15-16's commentary deferred from page212 to page213), not fabricated. Sanity checks: new refs 37.17-37.23 confirmed unique; 37.15/37.16 updates confirmed as translationHi-only changes (no other fields touched); no duplicate refs anywhere. bphs-scan.js run after seeding. Bundle status: page213 = 3 of 5 (bundle target pages211-215).

  22. 37.22 सत्यापित

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    संस्कृत

    दयालुः कालविद् विद्वान् बुद्धिरूपगुणान्वितः । यशोबलतपोयुक्तो मत्स्ययोगोद्भवो भवेत् ॥ २२ ॥

    dayaluh kalavid vidvan buddhirupagunanvitah, yashobalatapoyukto matsyayogodbhavo bhavet.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Compassionate, knowing the [right] time, learned, endowed with intelligence, beauty, and virtues, joined with fame, strength, and austerity -- such may one be who is born of Matsya yoga.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    मत्स्ययोगोत्पन्न जातक दयालु, कालवेत्ता, विद्वान्, सौन्दर्य, बुद्धि तथा गुणों से युक्त एवं यश, बल, तपस्या से परिपूर्ण होता है ॥ २१-२२ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.37 Bahuvidhayogadhyayah continuation, printed page213 (PDF p.245, folio "२१३" confirmed by band0). Running head this time reads the CHAPTER title "बहुविधयोगाध्यायः" again (not the treatise title) -- pages205-213 pattern now reads T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/T, still not a simple alternation, recorded for continuity, still unresolved. Threshold-selection note: the standard T=5-vs-T=7 comparison was run proactively BEFORE banding began (never assuming page212's THRESH=5 would carry over just because the numeral repeated). One discrepancy region was found: (4342,4390), present in T5, absent from T7. A zoom crop (scratchpad/p213-gap1.png) confirmed this was a genuine subheading, "सफल कूर्मयोग-" (Kurma yoga), that T7 would have silently dropped. THRESH=5 (31 bands) was independently re-confirmed for this page on fresh evidence -- a fifth concrete vindication of the never-assume-the-threshold-carries-over mandate this session. Band0: folio "२१३" + running head (chapter title). Bands1-2 supply the COMPLETION of the sentence deferred from page212's band31 (the severe CC-0-overlay-affected line ending mid-sentence at "...भेरी"): "योग होता है। भेरीयोगोत्पन्न जातक सद्व्यवहारयुक्त, सुखभोगों से पूर्ण, स्त्री, पुत्र धन, यश, तथा सद्गुणवान् राजा होता है ॥ १५-१६ ॥" This CONFIRMS the page-212 deferral decision (attaching only the disclosed-incomplete partial text to verse 37.15's translationHi and leaving 37.16's translationHi empty, rather than guessing the ending) was correct. Both fields are now UPDATED here: verse 37.15's translationHi is corrected to remove the "continues on page213" disclosure and read as a complete sentence, and verse 37.16's translationHi is filled in with the closing clause and citation. Band3: marginal subheading "सफल मृदङ्गादि योग-" (a group heading covering the several yogas that follow: Mridanga, Shrinatha, Sharada). Structural note, not seeded as a verse. Bands4-5 give verse 37.17 (Mridanga yoga, definition+phala combined in a single verse) complete. Bands6-7 give verse 37.18 (Shrinatha yoga, definition+phala combined) complete. Bands8-9 give verse 37.19 (Sharada yoga, definition) complete. Bands10-11 give verse 37.20 (Sharada yoga, phala) complete -- band10's compound was initially read at low (2x band-strip) zoom as ambiguous "सौख्यतपोधमेसमन्वितः" ("धमे" not matching the expected standard "धर्म"/dharma). A 5x zoom crop (scratchpad/p213-b10-word.png) was inconclusive on its own, but the Hindi commentary at band18 explicitly glosses this exact phala clause as "सुख-तप-धर्म से युक्त" (endowed with happiness, austerity, and DHARMA) -- this settles the question: the apparent "मे" was a ligature rendering of the "र्म" (repha+ma) conjunct misread at low zoom, and the verse's compound is the STANDARD, correctly-parsing "सौख्यतपोधर्मसमन्वितः". No disclosure needed; transcribed as the standard form. Bands12-19 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 17-20 (a single combined span covering all three yogas -- Mridanga, Shrinatha, and Sharada -- broader than the usual pairwise commentary block, but internally consistent: it addresses each yoga's condition and result in turn before a single closing citation), closing "॥ १७-२०॥" (band19). This commentary independently corroborates the band10 resolution above (see band18). Band20: marginal subheading "सफल मत्स्ययोग-" (successful/fruitful Matsya [fish] yoga). Structural note, not seeded as a verse. Bands21-22 give verse 37.21 (Matsya yoga, definition) complete. Bands23-24 give verse 37.22 (Matsya yoga, phala) complete. Bands25-27 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 21-22 -- band27 ends mid-sentence at "...होता" with no visible "है" or closing citation in the band strip itself. Per the standing large-gap re-scan mandate, the 192px gap between band27 and band28 (previously flagged only as an already-explained paragraph break before the Kurma subheading) was independently re-checked with a dedicated zoom crop (scratchpad/p213-gap27-28.png) BEFORE finalizing the commentary text, rather than assuming the gap was already fully accounted for. This crop revealed a short line that the band-detection pass had merged/dropped: "है ॥ २१-२२ ॥" -- the missing end of the sentence and its closing citation. This is a SIXTH concrete vindication of the gap re-scan mandate this session (after page210's chapter-boundary gap, page211's Parvata-yoga subheading, page212's two subheading catches, and this page's own pre-banding Kurma-subheading catch) -- this time catching a missed CITATION LINE rather than a missed subheading, a new variant of the same failure mode. Band28: marginal subheading, confirmed via the pre-banding zoom crop (scratchpad/p213-gap1.png) to read "सफल कूर्मयोग-" (successful/fruitful Kurma [tortoise] yoga) -- this is the genuine content that motivated the THRESH=5 selection above. Structural note, not seeded as a verse. Bands29-30 give verse 37.23 (Kurma yoga, DEFINITION ONLY -- this is the last content on the page). Band29's compound was initially read at low zoom as unclear/non-standard ("सुतरिपुखीगा" or similar); re-zoomed at 5x (scratchpad/p213-b29-word.png) and then 8x on the specific conjunct (scratchpad/p213-b29-word2.png), confirming the reading "सुतरिपुद्वयगा" (sutaripudvayaga, "[planets] situated in both the 5th [suta] and 6th [ripu] houses") -- a standard, correctly-parsing compound consistent with the yoga's expected meaning; the apparent unclear shape at low zoom was the compact द्व (d+va) conjunct. Band30 also carries the closing citation "॥ २३ ॥" and, immediately below the last content line, the footer stamp "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- this time the footer is CLEANLY SEPARATE from the Devanagari text (matching page211's mild pattern, NOT page212's severe pixel-collision pattern; no special recovery technique was needed here). Verse 37.23's phala (results) verse and its Hindi commentary are NOT present on this page -- correctly deferred to page214 per the established page-split-gloss/verse pattern (cf. verse 37.9 deferred from page211 to page212, and verses 37.15-16's commentary deferred from page212 to page213), not fabricated. Sanity checks: new refs 37.17-37.23 confirmed unique; 37.15/37.16 updates confirmed as translationHi-only changes (no other fields touched); no duplicate refs anywhere. bphs-scan.js run after seeding. Bundle status: page213 = 3 of 5 (bundle target pages211-215).

  23. 37.23 सत्यापित

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    संस्कृत

    शुभाः सुतरिपुद्वयगा मित्रोच्चस्वगृहांशगाः । क्रूराः त्र्यायगाः स्वक्षेत्रगाः कूर्मसंज्ञकः ॥ २३ ॥

    shubhah sutaripudvayaga mitroccasvagrihamshagah, krurah tryayagah svakshetragah kurmasamjnakah.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When benefics are situated in both the 5th (suta) and 6th (ripu) [houses], in a friend's sign, exaltation, own sign, or own navamsha; and malefics are situated in the 3rd and 11th, in their own sign -- this is called Kurma [yoga]. [Phala (results) verse and commentary not present on this page; expected on the following page and deferred, not fabricated.]

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.37 Bahuvidhayogadhyayah continuation, printed page213 (PDF p.245, folio "२१३" confirmed by band0). Running head this time reads the CHAPTER title "बहुविधयोगाध्यायः" again (not the treatise title) -- pages205-213 pattern now reads T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/T, still not a simple alternation, recorded for continuity, still unresolved. Threshold-selection note: the standard T=5-vs-T=7 comparison was run proactively BEFORE banding began (never assuming page212's THRESH=5 would carry over just because the numeral repeated). One discrepancy region was found: (4342,4390), present in T5, absent from T7. A zoom crop (scratchpad/p213-gap1.png) confirmed this was a genuine subheading, "सफल कूर्मयोग-" (Kurma yoga), that T7 would have silently dropped. THRESH=5 (31 bands) was independently re-confirmed for this page on fresh evidence -- a fifth concrete vindication of the never-assume-the-threshold-carries-over mandate this session. Band0: folio "२१३" + running head (chapter title). Bands1-2 supply the COMPLETION of the sentence deferred from page212's band31 (the severe CC-0-overlay-affected line ending mid-sentence at "...भेरी"): "योग होता है। भेरीयोगोत्पन्न जातक सद्व्यवहारयुक्त, सुखभोगों से पूर्ण, स्त्री, पुत्र धन, यश, तथा सद्गुणवान् राजा होता है ॥ १५-१६ ॥" This CONFIRMS the page-212 deferral decision (attaching only the disclosed-incomplete partial text to verse 37.15's translationHi and leaving 37.16's translationHi empty, rather than guessing the ending) was correct. Both fields are now UPDATED here: verse 37.15's translationHi is corrected to remove the "continues on page213" disclosure and read as a complete sentence, and verse 37.16's translationHi is filled in with the closing clause and citation. Band3: marginal subheading "सफल मृदङ्गादि योग-" (a group heading covering the several yogas that follow: Mridanga, Shrinatha, Sharada). Structural note, not seeded as a verse. Bands4-5 give verse 37.17 (Mridanga yoga, definition+phala combined in a single verse) complete. Bands6-7 give verse 37.18 (Shrinatha yoga, definition+phala combined) complete. Bands8-9 give verse 37.19 (Sharada yoga, definition) complete. Bands10-11 give verse 37.20 (Sharada yoga, phala) complete -- band10's compound was initially read at low (2x band-strip) zoom as ambiguous "सौख्यतपोधमेसमन्वितः" ("धमे" not matching the expected standard "धर्म"/dharma). A 5x zoom crop (scratchpad/p213-b10-word.png) was inconclusive on its own, but the Hindi commentary at band18 explicitly glosses this exact phala clause as "सुख-तप-धर्म से युक्त" (endowed with happiness, austerity, and DHARMA) -- this settles the question: the apparent "मे" was a ligature rendering of the "र्म" (repha+ma) conjunct misread at low zoom, and the verse's compound is the STANDARD, correctly-parsing "सौख्यतपोधर्मसमन्वितः". No disclosure needed; transcribed as the standard form. Bands12-19 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 17-20 (a single combined span covering all three yogas -- Mridanga, Shrinatha, and Sharada -- broader than the usual pairwise commentary block, but internally consistent: it addresses each yoga's condition and result in turn before a single closing citation), closing "॥ १७-२०॥" (band19). This commentary independently corroborates the band10 resolution above (see band18). Band20: marginal subheading "सफल मत्स्ययोग-" (successful/fruitful Matsya [fish] yoga). Structural note, not seeded as a verse. Bands21-22 give verse 37.21 (Matsya yoga, definition) complete. Bands23-24 give verse 37.22 (Matsya yoga, phala) complete. Bands25-27 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 21-22 -- band27 ends mid-sentence at "...होता" with no visible "है" or closing citation in the band strip itself. Per the standing large-gap re-scan mandate, the 192px gap between band27 and band28 (previously flagged only as an already-explained paragraph break before the Kurma subheading) was independently re-checked with a dedicated zoom crop (scratchpad/p213-gap27-28.png) BEFORE finalizing the commentary text, rather than assuming the gap was already fully accounted for. This crop revealed a short line that the band-detection pass had merged/dropped: "है ॥ २१-२२ ॥" -- the missing end of the sentence and its closing citation. This is a SIXTH concrete vindication of the gap re-scan mandate this session (after page210's chapter-boundary gap, page211's Parvata-yoga subheading, page212's two subheading catches, and this page's own pre-banding Kurma-subheading catch) -- this time catching a missed CITATION LINE rather than a missed subheading, a new variant of the same failure mode. Band28: marginal subheading, confirmed via the pre-banding zoom crop (scratchpad/p213-gap1.png) to read "सफल कूर्मयोग-" (successful/fruitful Kurma [tortoise] yoga) -- this is the genuine content that motivated the THRESH=5 selection above. Structural note, not seeded as a verse. Bands29-30 give verse 37.23 (Kurma yoga, DEFINITION ONLY -- this is the last content on the page). Band29's compound was initially read at low zoom as unclear/non-standard ("सुतरिपुखीगा" or similar); re-zoomed at 5x (scratchpad/p213-b29-word.png) and then 8x on the specific conjunct (scratchpad/p213-b29-word2.png), confirming the reading "सुतरिपुद्वयगा" (sutaripudvayaga, "[planets] situated in both the 5th [suta] and 6th [ripu] houses") -- a standard, correctly-parsing compound consistent with the yoga's expected meaning; the apparent unclear shape at low zoom was the compact द्व (d+va) conjunct. Band30 also carries the closing citation "॥ २३ ॥" and, immediately below the last content line, the footer stamp "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- this time the footer is CLEANLY SEPARATE from the Devanagari text (matching page211's mild pattern, NOT page212's severe pixel-collision pattern; no special recovery technique was needed here). Verse 37.23's phala (results) verse and its Hindi commentary are NOT present on this page -- correctly deferred to page214 per the established page-split-gloss/verse pattern (cf. verse 37.9 deferred from page211 to page212, and verses 37.15-16's commentary deferred from page212 to page213), not fabricated. Sanity checks: new refs 37.17-37.23 confirmed unique; 37.15/37.16 updates confirmed as translationHi-only changes (no other fields touched); no duplicate refs anywhere. bphs-scan.js run after seeding. Bundle status: page213 = 3 of 5 (bundle target pages211-215).

  24. 37.24 सत्यापित

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    संस्कृत

    योगेऽत्र जातो गुणवान् सुखितः कीर्तिधर्मयुक् । उपकारपरो धीरो राजा वा जननायकः ॥ २४ ॥

    yoge'tra jato gunavan sukhitah kirtidharmayuk, upakaraparo dhiro raja va jananayakah.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    One born in this [Kurma] yoga becomes virtuous, happy, joined with fame and dharma, devoted to benefiting others, steadfast, and a king or leader of the people.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    मित्रगृह उच्च या स्वक्षेत्र स्वनवांश में शुभग्रह पञ्चम, षष्ठ या लगन में हों, पापग्रह (३।११।१) में स्वराशि या उच्च के हों तो कूर्म संज्ञक योग होता है। कूर्मयोगज जातक गुणी, सुखी, यशस्वी तथा धर्मिष्ठ होता है। वह जनोपकार करनेवाला जनलायक [मुद्रित रूप में यथावत् -- मानक/अपेक्षित शब्द "जननायक" है, जो इसी श्लोक (३७.२४) में स्वयं सही रूप में मुद्रित है; यहाँ सम्भवतः न->ल की मुद्रण-त्रुटि है, यथावत् प्रकट की जा रही है] अथवा राजा होता है ॥ २३-२४ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.37 Bahuvidhayogadhyayah continuation, printed page214 (PDF p.246, folio "२१४" confirmed by band0). Running head reads the TREATISE title again -- pages205-214 pattern now T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/T/T, still not a simple alternation, recorded for continuity, still unresolved. Threshold-selection note: the standard T=5-vs-T=7 comparison was run proactively BEFORE banding (never assuming page213's THRESH=5 would carry over just because the numeral repeated a second time). Two discrepancy regions were found: (2496,2525) and (3602,3633). Zoom crops (scratchpad/p214-gap1.png, p214-gap1-zoom.png, p214-gap2.png) confirmed BOTH were genuine subheadings -- "सफल लक्ष्मीयोग-" and "सफल कुसुमयोग-" -- that T7 would have silently dropped. THRESH=5 (32 bands) independently re-confirmed on fresh evidence, a further vindication of the never-assume-the-threshold-carries-over mandate. Band0: folio "२१४" + running head (treatise title). Bands1-2 give verse 37.24 (Kurma yoga phala) complete -- this is the page-split continuation of verse 37.23 (Kurma yoga definition), whose phala and commentary were correctly deferred from page213 rather than fabricated; this confirms that deferral was correct. Bands3-6 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 23-24, closing "॥ २३-२४ ॥". Band6's compound was zoomed at 8x (scratchpad/p214-b06-word.png) and clearly confirmed to read "जनलायक" (with ल, not न) where the standard, expected compound would be "जननायक" ("leader of the people" -- and indeed this exact word appears correctly spelled as "जननायकः" in verse 37.24 itself, band2, two bands earlier on the same page). Retained exactly as printed and disclosed as a probable न->ल print substitution, not silently corrected to match the verse's own spelling. A marginal subheading "खड्गयोग-" (Khadga/sword yoga -- notably WITHOUT the usual "सफल" prefix seen on most other subheadings this session) was found entirely inside the large 215px band6->band7 gap, missed by band-detection because of its short line length. Confirmed via zoom crop (scratchpad/p214-gap6-7.png, p214-gap6-7-zoom.png). This is a further concrete vindication of the mandatory large-gap re-scan rule -- content that a purely mechanical band pass would have silently skipped entirely (not merely mis-thresholded, but never boxed as a band at all). Structural note, not seeded as a verse. Bands7-8 give verse 37.25 (Khadga yoga, definition) complete. Bands9-10 give verse 37.26 (Khadga yoga, phala) complete. Bands11-13 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 25-26, closing "॥ २५-२६ ॥" -- this commentary explicitly glosses the verse's house references with bracketed numerals (१।४।७।१०) and (९।५), reflected in the English translation below. Band14: subheading confirmed "सफल लक्ष्मीयोग-" (the first genuine content behind THRESH=5 above). Bands15-16 give verse 37.27 (Lakshmi yoga, definition) complete. Bands17-18 give verse 37.28 (Lakshmi yoga, phala) complete. Bands19-21 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 27-28, closing "॥ २७-२८ ॥". Band22: subheading confirmed "सफल कुसुमयोग-" (the second genuine content behind THRESH=5 above). Bands23-24 give verse 37.29 (Kusuma/flower yoga, definition) complete. Bands25-26 give verse 37.30 (Kusuma yoga, phala) complete. Bands27-29 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 29-30, closing "॥ २९-३० ॥" -- this is the last content on the page. Band30: footer stamp "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- cleanly SEPARATE from the Devanagari text this time (mild instance, no pixel-collision, no special recovery technique needed). Band31 (tiny, 4px) and the 240px band30->31 gap were both re-checked (scratchpad/p214-gap30-31.png) and confirmed to be blank page margin plus a page-edge/binding shadow artifact -- no missed content. Sanity checks: new refs 37.24-37.30 confirmed unique; no duplicate refs anywhere. bphs-scan.js run after seeding. Bundle status: page214 = 4 of 5 (bundle target pages211-215).

  25. 37.25 सत्यापित

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    संस्कृत

    भाग्येशे धनभावस्थे धनेशे भाग्यगेहगे । लग्नेशे केन्द्रकोणस्थे खड्गयोग उदीरितः ॥ २५ ॥

    bhagyeshe dhanabhavasthe dhaneshe bhagyagehage, lagneshe kendrakonasthe khadgayoga uditah.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lord of the 9th (bhagya) is situated in the 2nd (dhana), the lord of the 2nd (dhana) in the house of the 9th (bhagya), and the lagna-lord in a kendra or kona -- Khadga [sword] yoga is declared.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    भाग्येश धनस्थ और धनेश भाग्यस्थ हो, और लग्नेश केन्द्र (१।४।७।१०) या (९।५) में स्थित हों तो खड्ग योग होता है ॥ २५-२६ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.37 Bahuvidhayogadhyayah continuation, printed page214 (PDF p.246, folio "२१४" confirmed by band0). Running head reads the TREATISE title again -- pages205-214 pattern now T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/T/T, still not a simple alternation, recorded for continuity, still unresolved. Threshold-selection note: the standard T=5-vs-T=7 comparison was run proactively BEFORE banding (never assuming page213's THRESH=5 would carry over just because the numeral repeated a second time). Two discrepancy regions were found: (2496,2525) and (3602,3633). Zoom crops (scratchpad/p214-gap1.png, p214-gap1-zoom.png, p214-gap2.png) confirmed BOTH were genuine subheadings -- "सफल लक्ष्मीयोग-" and "सफल कुसुमयोग-" -- that T7 would have silently dropped. THRESH=5 (32 bands) independently re-confirmed on fresh evidence, a further vindication of the never-assume-the-threshold-carries-over mandate. Band0: folio "२१४" + running head (treatise title). Bands1-2 give verse 37.24 (Kurma yoga phala) complete -- this is the page-split continuation of verse 37.23 (Kurma yoga definition), whose phala and commentary were correctly deferred from page213 rather than fabricated; this confirms that deferral was correct. Bands3-6 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 23-24, closing "॥ २३-२४ ॥". Band6's compound was zoomed at 8x (scratchpad/p214-b06-word.png) and clearly confirmed to read "जनलायक" (with ल, not न) where the standard, expected compound would be "जननायक" ("leader of the people" -- and indeed this exact word appears correctly spelled as "जननायकः" in verse 37.24 itself, band2, two bands earlier on the same page). Retained exactly as printed and disclosed as a probable न->ल print substitution, not silently corrected to match the verse's own spelling. A marginal subheading "खड्गयोग-" (Khadga/sword yoga -- notably WITHOUT the usual "सफल" prefix seen on most other subheadings this session) was found entirely inside the large 215px band6->band7 gap, missed by band-detection because of its short line length. Confirmed via zoom crop (scratchpad/p214-gap6-7.png, p214-gap6-7-zoom.png). This is a further concrete vindication of the mandatory large-gap re-scan rule -- content that a purely mechanical band pass would have silently skipped entirely (not merely mis-thresholded, but never boxed as a band at all). Structural note, not seeded as a verse. Bands7-8 give verse 37.25 (Khadga yoga, definition) complete. Bands9-10 give verse 37.26 (Khadga yoga, phala) complete. Bands11-13 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 25-26, closing "॥ २५-२६ ॥" -- this commentary explicitly glosses the verse's house references with bracketed numerals (१।४।७।१०) and (९।५), reflected in the English translation below. Band14: subheading confirmed "सफल लक्ष्मीयोग-" (the first genuine content behind THRESH=5 above). Bands15-16 give verse 37.27 (Lakshmi yoga, definition) complete. Bands17-18 give verse 37.28 (Lakshmi yoga, phala) complete. Bands19-21 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 27-28, closing "॥ २७-२८ ॥". Band22: subheading confirmed "सफल कुसुमयोग-" (the second genuine content behind THRESH=5 above). Bands23-24 give verse 37.29 (Kusuma/flower yoga, definition) complete. Bands25-26 give verse 37.30 (Kusuma yoga, phala) complete. Bands27-29 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 29-30, closing "॥ २९-३० ॥" -- this is the last content on the page. Band30: footer stamp "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- cleanly SEPARATE from the Devanagari text this time (mild instance, no pixel-collision, no special recovery technique needed). Band31 (tiny, 4px) and the 240px band30->31 gap were both re-checked (scratchpad/p214-gap30-31.png) and confirmed to be blank page margin plus a page-edge/binding shadow artifact -- no missed content. Sanity checks: new refs 37.24-37.30 confirmed unique; no duplicate refs anywhere. bphs-scan.js run after seeding. Bundle status: page214 = 4 of 5 (bundle target pages211-215).

  26. 37.26 सत्यापित

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    संस्कृत

    खड्गयोगोद्भवो जातो बुद्धिवीर्यसुखार्थवान् । शास्त्रवेत्ता कृतज्ञश्च निपुणो जायते जनः ॥ २६ ॥

    khadgayogodbhavo jato buddhiviryasukharthavan, shastravetta kritajnashca nipuno jayate janah.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    One born of Khadga yoga is endowed with intelligence, valor, happiness, and wealth; he becomes a person who is a knower of the scriptures, grateful, and skillful.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    इस योग में उत्पन्न बालक बुद्धि-बल-सुख-धन से परिपूर्ण, शास्त्रज्ञ, कृतज्ञ तथा कार्यकुशल होता है ॥ २५-२६ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.37 Bahuvidhayogadhyayah continuation, printed page214 (PDF p.246, folio "२१४" confirmed by band0). Running head reads the TREATISE title again -- pages205-214 pattern now T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/T/T, still not a simple alternation, recorded for continuity, still unresolved. Threshold-selection note: the standard T=5-vs-T=7 comparison was run proactively BEFORE banding (never assuming page213's THRESH=5 would carry over just because the numeral repeated a second time). Two discrepancy regions were found: (2496,2525) and (3602,3633). Zoom crops (scratchpad/p214-gap1.png, p214-gap1-zoom.png, p214-gap2.png) confirmed BOTH were genuine subheadings -- "सफल लक्ष्मीयोग-" and "सफल कुसुमयोग-" -- that T7 would have silently dropped. THRESH=5 (32 bands) independently re-confirmed on fresh evidence, a further vindication of the never-assume-the-threshold-carries-over mandate. Band0: folio "२१४" + running head (treatise title). Bands1-2 give verse 37.24 (Kurma yoga phala) complete -- this is the page-split continuation of verse 37.23 (Kurma yoga definition), whose phala and commentary were correctly deferred from page213 rather than fabricated; this confirms that deferral was correct. Bands3-6 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 23-24, closing "॥ २३-२४ ॥". Band6's compound was zoomed at 8x (scratchpad/p214-b06-word.png) and clearly confirmed to read "जनलायक" (with ल, not न) where the standard, expected compound would be "जननायक" ("leader of the people" -- and indeed this exact word appears correctly spelled as "जननायकः" in verse 37.24 itself, band2, two bands earlier on the same page). Retained exactly as printed and disclosed as a probable न->ल print substitution, not silently corrected to match the verse's own spelling. A marginal subheading "खड्गयोग-" (Khadga/sword yoga -- notably WITHOUT the usual "सफल" prefix seen on most other subheadings this session) was found entirely inside the large 215px band6->band7 gap, missed by band-detection because of its short line length. Confirmed via zoom crop (scratchpad/p214-gap6-7.png, p214-gap6-7-zoom.png). This is a further concrete vindication of the mandatory large-gap re-scan rule -- content that a purely mechanical band pass would have silently skipped entirely (not merely mis-thresholded, but never boxed as a band at all). Structural note, not seeded as a verse. Bands7-8 give verse 37.25 (Khadga yoga, definition) complete. Bands9-10 give verse 37.26 (Khadga yoga, phala) complete. Bands11-13 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 25-26, closing "॥ २५-२६ ॥" -- this commentary explicitly glosses the verse's house references with bracketed numerals (१।४।७।१०) and (९।५), reflected in the English translation below. Band14: subheading confirmed "सफल लक्ष्मीयोग-" (the first genuine content behind THRESH=5 above). Bands15-16 give verse 37.27 (Lakshmi yoga, definition) complete. Bands17-18 give verse 37.28 (Lakshmi yoga, phala) complete. Bands19-21 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 27-28, closing "॥ २७-२८ ॥". Band22: subheading confirmed "सफल कुसुमयोग-" (the second genuine content behind THRESH=5 above). Bands23-24 give verse 37.29 (Kusuma/flower yoga, definition) complete. Bands25-26 give verse 37.30 (Kusuma yoga, phala) complete. Bands27-29 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 29-30, closing "॥ २९-३० ॥" -- this is the last content on the page. Band30: footer stamp "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- cleanly SEPARATE from the Devanagari text this time (mild instance, no pixel-collision, no special recovery technique needed). Band31 (tiny, 4px) and the 240px band30->31 gap were both re-checked (scratchpad/p214-gap30-31.png) and confirmed to be blank page margin plus a page-edge/binding shadow artifact -- no missed content. Sanity checks: new refs 37.24-37.30 confirmed unique; no duplicate refs anywhere. bphs-scan.js run after seeding. Bundle status: page214 = 4 of 5 (bundle target pages211-215).

  27. 37.27 सत्यापित

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    संस्कृत

    सबले लग्नपे भाग्यनाथे स्वक्षोच्चगेऽथवा । मूलत्रिकोणगे केन्द्रे लक्ष्मीयोगः प्रजायते ॥ २७ ॥

    sabale lagnape bhagyanathe svakshoccage'thava, mulatrikonage kendre lakshmiyogah prajayate.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lagna-lord is strong, the lord of the 9th (bhagya) being in its own sign or exaltation, or in its mulatrikona [root-triangle sign], situated in a kendra -- Lakshmi yoga is produced.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    लग्नेश प्रबल हो, भाग्येश स्वभवन, स्वोच्च या मूलत्रिकोणस्थ होकर केन्द्रगत हो तो लक्ष्मीयोग होता है ॥ २७-२८ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.37 Bahuvidhayogadhyayah continuation, printed page214 (PDF p.246, folio "२१४" confirmed by band0). Running head reads the TREATISE title again -- pages205-214 pattern now T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/T/T, still not a simple alternation, recorded for continuity, still unresolved. Threshold-selection note: the standard T=5-vs-T=7 comparison was run proactively BEFORE banding (never assuming page213's THRESH=5 would carry over just because the numeral repeated a second time). Two discrepancy regions were found: (2496,2525) and (3602,3633). Zoom crops (scratchpad/p214-gap1.png, p214-gap1-zoom.png, p214-gap2.png) confirmed BOTH were genuine subheadings -- "सफल लक्ष्मीयोग-" and "सफल कुसुमयोग-" -- that T7 would have silently dropped. THRESH=5 (32 bands) independently re-confirmed on fresh evidence, a further vindication of the never-assume-the-threshold-carries-over mandate. Band0: folio "२१४" + running head (treatise title). Bands1-2 give verse 37.24 (Kurma yoga phala) complete -- this is the page-split continuation of verse 37.23 (Kurma yoga definition), whose phala and commentary were correctly deferred from page213 rather than fabricated; this confirms that deferral was correct. Bands3-6 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 23-24, closing "॥ २३-२४ ॥". Band6's compound was zoomed at 8x (scratchpad/p214-b06-word.png) and clearly confirmed to read "जनलायक" (with ल, not न) where the standard, expected compound would be "जननायक" ("leader of the people" -- and indeed this exact word appears correctly spelled as "जननायकः" in verse 37.24 itself, band2, two bands earlier on the same page). Retained exactly as printed and disclosed as a probable न->ल print substitution, not silently corrected to match the verse's own spelling. A marginal subheading "खड्गयोग-" (Khadga/sword yoga -- notably WITHOUT the usual "सफल" prefix seen on most other subheadings this session) was found entirely inside the large 215px band6->band7 gap, missed by band-detection because of its short line length. Confirmed via zoom crop (scratchpad/p214-gap6-7.png, p214-gap6-7-zoom.png). This is a further concrete vindication of the mandatory large-gap re-scan rule -- content that a purely mechanical band pass would have silently skipped entirely (not merely mis-thresholded, but never boxed as a band at all). Structural note, not seeded as a verse. Bands7-8 give verse 37.25 (Khadga yoga, definition) complete. Bands9-10 give verse 37.26 (Khadga yoga, phala) complete. Bands11-13 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 25-26, closing "॥ २५-२६ ॥" -- this commentary explicitly glosses the verse's house references with bracketed numerals (१।४।७।१०) and (९।५), reflected in the English translation below. Band14: subheading confirmed "सफल लक्ष्मीयोग-" (the first genuine content behind THRESH=5 above). Bands15-16 give verse 37.27 (Lakshmi yoga, definition) complete. Bands17-18 give verse 37.28 (Lakshmi yoga, phala) complete. Bands19-21 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 27-28, closing "॥ २७-२८ ॥". Band22: subheading confirmed "सफल कुसुमयोग-" (the second genuine content behind THRESH=5 above). Bands23-24 give verse 37.29 (Kusuma/flower yoga, definition) complete. Bands25-26 give verse 37.30 (Kusuma yoga, phala) complete. Bands27-29 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 29-30, closing "॥ २९-३० ॥" -- this is the last content on the page. Band30: footer stamp "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- cleanly SEPARATE from the Devanagari text this time (mild instance, no pixel-collision, no special recovery technique needed). Band31 (tiny, 4px) and the 240px band30->31 gap were both re-checked (scratchpad/p214-gap30-31.png) and confirmed to be blank page margin plus a page-edge/binding shadow artifact -- no missed content. Sanity checks: new refs 37.24-37.30 confirmed unique; no duplicate refs anywhere. bphs-scan.js run after seeding. Bundle status: page214 = 4 of 5 (bundle target pages211-215).

  28. 37.28 सत्यापित

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    संस्कृत

    लक्ष्मीयोगोद्भवो जातो रूपधनधनैयुतः । गुणकीर्तिश्रुतो भूपोऽनेकभृत्युसमन्वितः ॥ २८ ॥

    lakshmiyogodbhavo jato rupadhanadhanaiyutah, gunakirtishruto bhupo'nekabhrityasamanvitah.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    One born of Lakshmi yoga, endowed with beauty and abundant wealth, is a king renowned for virtue and fame, joined with many servants.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    इस योग में उत्पन्न जातक सुन्दर, धर्मिष्ठ, धनी, गुणी, यशस्वी राजा तथा अनेक पुत्रों से परिपूर्ण होता है ॥ २७-२८ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.37 Bahuvidhayogadhyayah continuation, printed page214 (PDF p.246, folio "२१४" confirmed by band0). Running head reads the TREATISE title again -- pages205-214 pattern now T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/T/T, still not a simple alternation, recorded for continuity, still unresolved. Threshold-selection note: the standard T=5-vs-T=7 comparison was run proactively BEFORE banding (never assuming page213's THRESH=5 would carry over just because the numeral repeated a second time). Two discrepancy regions were found: (2496,2525) and (3602,3633). Zoom crops (scratchpad/p214-gap1.png, p214-gap1-zoom.png, p214-gap2.png) confirmed BOTH were genuine subheadings -- "सफल लक्ष्मीयोग-" and "सफल कुसुमयोग-" -- that T7 would have silently dropped. THRESH=5 (32 bands) independently re-confirmed on fresh evidence, a further vindication of the never-assume-the-threshold-carries-over mandate. Band0: folio "२१४" + running head (treatise title). Bands1-2 give verse 37.24 (Kurma yoga phala) complete -- this is the page-split continuation of verse 37.23 (Kurma yoga definition), whose phala and commentary were correctly deferred from page213 rather than fabricated; this confirms that deferral was correct. Bands3-6 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 23-24, closing "॥ २३-२४ ॥". Band6's compound was zoomed at 8x (scratchpad/p214-b06-word.png) and clearly confirmed to read "जनलायक" (with ल, not न) where the standard, expected compound would be "जननायक" ("leader of the people" -- and indeed this exact word appears correctly spelled as "जननायकः" in verse 37.24 itself, band2, two bands earlier on the same page). Retained exactly as printed and disclosed as a probable न->ल print substitution, not silently corrected to match the verse's own spelling. A marginal subheading "खड्गयोग-" (Khadga/sword yoga -- notably WITHOUT the usual "सफल" prefix seen on most other subheadings this session) was found entirely inside the large 215px band6->band7 gap, missed by band-detection because of its short line length. Confirmed via zoom crop (scratchpad/p214-gap6-7.png, p214-gap6-7-zoom.png). This is a further concrete vindication of the mandatory large-gap re-scan rule -- content that a purely mechanical band pass would have silently skipped entirely (not merely mis-thresholded, but never boxed as a band at all). Structural note, not seeded as a verse. Bands7-8 give verse 37.25 (Khadga yoga, definition) complete. Bands9-10 give verse 37.26 (Khadga yoga, phala) complete. Bands11-13 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 25-26, closing "॥ २५-२६ ॥" -- this commentary explicitly glosses the verse's house references with bracketed numerals (१।४।७।१०) and (९।५), reflected in the English translation below. Band14: subheading confirmed "सफल लक्ष्मीयोग-" (the first genuine content behind THRESH=5 above). Bands15-16 give verse 37.27 (Lakshmi yoga, definition) complete. Bands17-18 give verse 37.28 (Lakshmi yoga, phala) complete. Bands19-21 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 27-28, closing "॥ २७-२८ ॥". Band22: subheading confirmed "सफल कुसुमयोग-" (the second genuine content behind THRESH=5 above). Bands23-24 give verse 37.29 (Kusuma/flower yoga, definition) complete. Bands25-26 give verse 37.30 (Kusuma yoga, phala) complete. Bands27-29 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 29-30, closing "॥ २९-३० ॥" -- this is the last content on the page. Band30: footer stamp "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- cleanly SEPARATE from the Devanagari text this time (mild instance, no pixel-collision, no special recovery technique needed). Band31 (tiny, 4px) and the 240px band30->31 gap were both re-checked (scratchpad/p214-gap30-31.png) and confirmed to be blank page margin plus a page-edge/binding shadow artifact -- no missed content. Sanity checks: new refs 37.24-37.30 confirmed unique; no duplicate refs anywhere. bphs-scan.js run after seeding. Bundle status: page214 = 4 of 5 (bundle target pages211-215).

  29. 37.29 सत्यापित

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    संस्कृत

    स्थिरलग्ने भृगौ केन्द्रे सशुभे कोणगे विधौ । कर्मगे भानुतनये योगः कुसुमनामकः ॥ २९ ॥

    sthiralagne bhrigau kendre sashubhe konage vidhau, karmage bhanutanaye yogah kusumanamakah.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lagna is fixed, Venus is in a kendra together with a benefic, the Moon is in a kona, and Saturn (bhanutanaya, son of the Sun) is in the 10th (karma) -- this yoga is named Kusuma [flower].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    स्थिर लग्न हो, शुक्र केन्द्रगत हों, शुभग्रहयुक्त चन्द्रमा नवम या पञ्चम में हों या पञ्चमध्य हों तो कुसुम योग होता है ॥ २९-३० ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.37 Bahuvidhayogadhyayah continuation, printed page214 (PDF p.246, folio "२१४" confirmed by band0). Running head reads the TREATISE title again -- pages205-214 pattern now T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/T/T, still not a simple alternation, recorded for continuity, still unresolved. Threshold-selection note: the standard T=5-vs-T=7 comparison was run proactively BEFORE banding (never assuming page213's THRESH=5 would carry over just because the numeral repeated a second time). Two discrepancy regions were found: (2496,2525) and (3602,3633). Zoom crops (scratchpad/p214-gap1.png, p214-gap1-zoom.png, p214-gap2.png) confirmed BOTH were genuine subheadings -- "सफल लक्ष्मीयोग-" and "सफल कुसुमयोग-" -- that T7 would have silently dropped. THRESH=5 (32 bands) independently re-confirmed on fresh evidence, a further vindication of the never-assume-the-threshold-carries-over mandate. Band0: folio "२१४" + running head (treatise title). Bands1-2 give verse 37.24 (Kurma yoga phala) complete -- this is the page-split continuation of verse 37.23 (Kurma yoga definition), whose phala and commentary were correctly deferred from page213 rather than fabricated; this confirms that deferral was correct. Bands3-6 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 23-24, closing "॥ २३-२४ ॥". Band6's compound was zoomed at 8x (scratchpad/p214-b06-word.png) and clearly confirmed to read "जनलायक" (with ल, not न) where the standard, expected compound would be "जननायक" ("leader of the people" -- and indeed this exact word appears correctly spelled as "जननायकः" in verse 37.24 itself, band2, two bands earlier on the same page). Retained exactly as printed and disclosed as a probable न->ल print substitution, not silently corrected to match the verse's own spelling. A marginal subheading "खड्गयोग-" (Khadga/sword yoga -- notably WITHOUT the usual "सफल" prefix seen on most other subheadings this session) was found entirely inside the large 215px band6->band7 gap, missed by band-detection because of its short line length. Confirmed via zoom crop (scratchpad/p214-gap6-7.png, p214-gap6-7-zoom.png). This is a further concrete vindication of the mandatory large-gap re-scan rule -- content that a purely mechanical band pass would have silently skipped entirely (not merely mis-thresholded, but never boxed as a band at all). Structural note, not seeded as a verse. Bands7-8 give verse 37.25 (Khadga yoga, definition) complete. Bands9-10 give verse 37.26 (Khadga yoga, phala) complete. Bands11-13 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 25-26, closing "॥ २५-२६ ॥" -- this commentary explicitly glosses the verse's house references with bracketed numerals (१।४।७।१०) and (९।५), reflected in the English translation below. Band14: subheading confirmed "सफल लक्ष्मीयोग-" (the first genuine content behind THRESH=5 above). Bands15-16 give verse 37.27 (Lakshmi yoga, definition) complete. Bands17-18 give verse 37.28 (Lakshmi yoga, phala) complete. Bands19-21 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 27-28, closing "॥ २७-२८ ॥". Band22: subheading confirmed "सफल कुसुमयोग-" (the second genuine content behind THRESH=5 above). Bands23-24 give verse 37.29 (Kusuma/flower yoga, definition) complete. Bands25-26 give verse 37.30 (Kusuma yoga, phala) complete. Bands27-29 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 29-30, closing "॥ २९-३० ॥" -- this is the last content on the page. Band30: footer stamp "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- cleanly SEPARATE from the Devanagari text this time (mild instance, no pixel-collision, no special recovery technique needed). Band31 (tiny, 4px) and the 240px band30->31 gap were both re-checked (scratchpad/p214-gap30-31.png) and confirmed to be blank page margin plus a page-edge/binding shadow artifact -- no missed content. Sanity checks: new refs 37.24-37.30 confirmed unique; no duplicate refs anywhere. bphs-scan.js run after seeding. Bundle status: page214 = 4 of 5 (bundle target pages211-215).

  30. 37.30 सत्यापित

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    संस्कृत

    तत्रोत्पन्नो भवेद्राजा तत्समो वा सुखान्वितः । वदान्यो गुणभोगाढ्यो बुधः ख्यातोऽन्वये भवेत् ॥ ३० ॥

    tatrotpanno bhavedraja tatsamo va sukhanvitah, vadanyo gunabhogadhyo budhah khyato'nvaye bhavet.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    One born in that [Kusuma yoga] becomes a king or one equal to a king, endowed with happiness, generous, rich in virtues and enjoyments, wise, and renowned in his lineage.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    कुसुमयोगोत्पन्न जातक सर्वसौख्यसम्पन्न राजा या राजसदृश विद्वान्, गुणी, भोगीन्द्र एवं वंश में ख्यात होता है ॥ २९-३० ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.37 Bahuvidhayogadhyayah continuation, printed page214 (PDF p.246, folio "२१४" confirmed by band0). Running head reads the TREATISE title again -- pages205-214 pattern now T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/T/T, still not a simple alternation, recorded for continuity, still unresolved. Threshold-selection note: the standard T=5-vs-T=7 comparison was run proactively BEFORE banding (never assuming page213's THRESH=5 would carry over just because the numeral repeated a second time). Two discrepancy regions were found: (2496,2525) and (3602,3633). Zoom crops (scratchpad/p214-gap1.png, p214-gap1-zoom.png, p214-gap2.png) confirmed BOTH were genuine subheadings -- "सफल लक्ष्मीयोग-" and "सफल कुसुमयोग-" -- that T7 would have silently dropped. THRESH=5 (32 bands) independently re-confirmed on fresh evidence, a further vindication of the never-assume-the-threshold-carries-over mandate. Band0: folio "२१४" + running head (treatise title). Bands1-2 give verse 37.24 (Kurma yoga phala) complete -- this is the page-split continuation of verse 37.23 (Kurma yoga definition), whose phala and commentary were correctly deferred from page213 rather than fabricated; this confirms that deferral was correct. Bands3-6 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 23-24, closing "॥ २३-२४ ॥". Band6's compound was zoomed at 8x (scratchpad/p214-b06-word.png) and clearly confirmed to read "जनलायक" (with ल, not न) where the standard, expected compound would be "जननायक" ("leader of the people" -- and indeed this exact word appears correctly spelled as "जननायकः" in verse 37.24 itself, band2, two bands earlier on the same page). Retained exactly as printed and disclosed as a probable न->ल print substitution, not silently corrected to match the verse's own spelling. A marginal subheading "खड्गयोग-" (Khadga/sword yoga -- notably WITHOUT the usual "सफल" prefix seen on most other subheadings this session) was found entirely inside the large 215px band6->band7 gap, missed by band-detection because of its short line length. Confirmed via zoom crop (scratchpad/p214-gap6-7.png, p214-gap6-7-zoom.png). This is a further concrete vindication of the mandatory large-gap re-scan rule -- content that a purely mechanical band pass would have silently skipped entirely (not merely mis-thresholded, but never boxed as a band at all). Structural note, not seeded as a verse. Bands7-8 give verse 37.25 (Khadga yoga, definition) complete. Bands9-10 give verse 37.26 (Khadga yoga, phala) complete. Bands11-13 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 25-26, closing "॥ २५-२६ ॥" -- this commentary explicitly glosses the verse's house references with bracketed numerals (१।४।७।१०) and (९।५), reflected in the English translation below. Band14: subheading confirmed "सफल लक्ष्मीयोग-" (the first genuine content behind THRESH=5 above). Bands15-16 give verse 37.27 (Lakshmi yoga, definition) complete. Bands17-18 give verse 37.28 (Lakshmi yoga, phala) complete. Bands19-21 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 27-28, closing "॥ २७-२८ ॥". Band22: subheading confirmed "सफल कुसुमयोग-" (the second genuine content behind THRESH=5 above). Bands23-24 give verse 37.29 (Kusuma/flower yoga, definition) complete. Bands25-26 give verse 37.30 (Kusuma yoga, phala) complete. Bands27-29 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 29-30, closing "॥ २९-३० ॥" -- this is the last content on the page. Band30: footer stamp "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- cleanly SEPARATE from the Devanagari text this time (mild instance, no pixel-collision, no special recovery technique needed). Band31 (tiny, 4px) and the 240px band30->31 gap were both re-checked (scratchpad/p214-gap30-31.png) and confirmed to be blank page margin plus a page-edge/binding shadow artifact -- no missed content. Sanity checks: new refs 37.24-37.30 confirmed unique; no duplicate refs anywhere. bphs-scan.js run after seeding. Bundle status: page214 = 4 of 5 (bundle target pages211-215).

  31. 37.31 सत्यापित

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    संस्कृत

    द्वितीये पञ्चमे जीवे बुधशुक्रयुतेक्षिते । क्षेत्रे तयोर्वा सम्प्राप्ते योगः स्यात् स कलानिधिः ॥ ३१ ॥

    dvitiye pancame jive budhashukrayutekshite, kshetre tayorva samprapte yogah syat sa kalanidhih.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When Jupiter is in the 2nd or 5th, joined with or aspected by Mercury and Venus, or when [Jupiter and these two] are situated in each other's signs [Gemini, Virgo, Taurus, Libra] -- that yoga is Kalanidhi.

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.37 Bahuvidhayogadhyayah continuation, printed page215 (PDF p.247, folio "२१५" confirmed by band0). Running head reads the CHAPTER title "बहुविधयोगाध्यायः" (middle akshara partly faded/damaged in print) -- pages205-215 pattern now T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/T/T/C, still not a simple alternation, recorded for continuity, still unresolved. Threshold-selection note: the standard T=5-vs-T=7 comparison was run proactively BEFORE banding (never assuming page214's THRESH=5 would carry over just because the numeral repeated a third time in a row). A discrepancy region around (4234,4278) was found and zoom-confirmed (scratchpad/p215-gap1.png) as a genuine subheading, "लग्नाधियोग-", that T7 would have silently dropped. THRESH=5 (36 bands) independently re-confirmed on fresh evidence. Band0: folio "२१५" + running head (chapter title). Bands1-3 give verse 37.31 (Kalanidhi yoga, definition) complete. Bands4-5 give verse 37.32 (Kalanidhi yoga, phala) complete. Bands6-9 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 31-32, closing "॥ ३१-३२ ॥". Band10: subheading confirmed "सफल पारिजात योग-". Bands11-12 give verse 37.33 (Parijata yoga, definition) complete -- band11's dense compound "अङ्गेशतत्स्थराशीश-तत्स्थभेशतदंशपाः" was cross-checked against the page's own later Hindi commentary (band15-16: "लग्नेश जिस राशि में उसका अधिप, फिर वह (अधिप) जिस राशिगत हो उसका स्वामी और उनके नवांशेश") and confirmed correct as printed -- lagna-lord, the lord of the sign it occupies, the lord of the sign THAT lord occupies, and the navamsha-lords of these. Bands13-14 give verse 37.34 (Parijata yoga, phala) complete. Band14's compound "नृपातिः" was independently zoomed up to 12x (scratchpad/p215-b14-word1.png, p215-b14-word1b.png, p215-b14-word1c.png) and confirmed letter-by-letter as printed ("नृ"+"पा"+"ति"+visarga) -- this is NOT a standard dictionary compound, and the Hindi commentary's phala gloss ("बली" = strong/mighty) does not resolve it to a known word with certainty. Retained exactly as printed and disclosed as low-confidence per the standing protocol for compounds that resist confident semantic resolution despite extensive independent zoom verification. Bands15-18 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 33-34, closing "॥ ३३-३४ ॥". Bands19-21 give a worked numerical EXAMPLE ("उदाहरण-") applying the Parijata yoga definition to an Aries-lagna chart, closing with its own repeated citation "॥ ३३-३४ ॥" -- this is editorial Hindi prose (a worked illustration), transcribed verbatim into translationHi as attributed reference material, not seeded as separate verse content, per the copyright-safety rule. Band22: subheading confirmed "सफल हरि-हर-ब्रह्मयोग-" (three yogas named for Hari/Vishnu, Hara/Shiva, and Brahma). Bands23-24 give verse 37.35 (Hari yoga + Hara yoga definitions) complete. Band24's "हरयोगस्तु जायेशात् सुखभाग्याष्टगैश्च तैः" was confirmed directly against the Hindi commentary (band27: "सप्तमेश से ४।९।८ स्थानों में वे हों तो हरयोग") -- जायेश = 7th-lord, सुख-भाग्य-अष्ट = 4th-9th-8th, an exact match. Band23's compound "हारियोगाऽर्थेरन्ध्रान्त्यगतैरथांशतः शुभैः" was similarly cross-checked against the commentary's "धनेश से दूसरे आठवें बारहवें स्थानों में शुभग्रह हों तो हरियोग" -- अर्थ(wealth/2nd)-रन्ध्र(8th)-अन्त्य(last/12th) matches the commentary's 2nd-8th-12th exactly, confirming the outer structure of the compound, but one short medial segment (rendered here as printed, "रथांशतः") could not be pinned down letter-by-letter with full confidence despite repeated zoom up to 18x (scratchpad/p215-b23-zoomA.png through p215-b23-glyph.png); retained exactly as printed and disclosed as low-confidence on that segment only. Bands25-26 give verse 37.36 (Brahma yoga definition + the shared phala for all three yogas) complete. Band25's "ब्रह्माभिधस्तु तनुपात् सुखव्योमभवस्थितैः" was cross-checked against the commentary's "लग्नेश से ४।१०।११ स्थानों में शुभग्रह हों तो ब्रह्मयोग" -- तनुपात्=lagna-lord, सुख-व्योम-भव=4th-10th-11th, matching well. Bands27-29 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 35-36, closing "॥ ३५-३६ ॥". Band30: gap/margin re-checked, no missed content (transition to next subheading). Band31: subheading confirmed "लग्नाधियोग-" (this was the region flagged during the pre-banding T5-vs-T7 discrepancy check, scratchpad/p215-gap1.png -- that earlier crop's partial glimpse of the verse line below it, transcribed loosely at the time as "...तनयोः..." was NOT treated as a finalized reading; the actual in-order band read below supersedes it and corrects "तनयोः" to "तनोः"). Band32 is a banding artifact, not separate content: zoom-confirmed (scratchpad/p215-b32-zoom.png) as merely the upper matra-strokes of the SAME printed line as band33, split off by the mechanical threshold pass -- a recurrence of the established banding-artifact-vs-genuine-content pattern (page210 band26, page211 band7). Bands32-34 together give verse 37.37 (Lagnadhi yoga, a single self-contained definition+result verse, confirmed via zoom on the "स्तनोः", "कामरन्ध्रगतैः", and "दृग्युतिवर्जितैः" segments, scratchpad/p215-b33-word2.png through word4.png) complete, closing "॥ ३७ ॥". No separate Hindi commentary paragraph for this verse appears on this page -- the footer (band35) follows directly. Per the established page-split-gloss pattern, this verse's Hindi commentary (if any) is deferred to page216 rather than fabricated, to be confirmed there. Band35: footer stamp "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- cleanly separate from the Devanagari text (mild instance, no collision). Sanity checks: new refs 37.31-37.37 confirmed unique; no duplicate refs anywhere. bphs-scan.js run after seeding. Bundle status: page215 = 5 of 5 (bundle target pages211-215) -- BUNDLE COMPLETE.

  32. 37.32 सत्यापित

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    संस्कृत

    विद्यार्थगुणसम्पन्नः सुखितो राजपूजितः । नीरुजो निर्भयः कामी कलानिधिसमुद्भवः ॥ ३२ ॥

    vidyarthagunasampannah sukhito rajapujitah, nirujo nirbhayah kami kalanidhisamudbhavah.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    One born of Kalanidhi yoga is endowed with learning, wealth, and virtue, is happy, honored by the king, free from disease, fearless, and amorous.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    द्वितीय या पञ्चम में स्थित गुरु, बुध शुक्र से युत या दृष्ट हो, अथवा गुरु, बुध-शुक्र क्षेत्र ( मिथुन कन्या वृष तुला ) में स्थित हों तो कलानिधियोग होता है । इस योग में उत्पन्न बालक विद्या, धन, गुण से युक्त, सुखी, राजमान्य, नीरोग, निर्भय तथा कामुक होता है ॥ ३१-३२ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.37 Bahuvidhayogadhyayah continuation, printed page215 (PDF p.247, folio "२१५" confirmed by band0). Running head reads the CHAPTER title "बहुविधयोगाध्यायः" (middle akshara partly faded/damaged in print) -- pages205-215 pattern now T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/T/T/C, still not a simple alternation, recorded for continuity, still unresolved. Threshold-selection note: the standard T=5-vs-T=7 comparison was run proactively BEFORE banding (never assuming page214's THRESH=5 would carry over just because the numeral repeated a third time in a row). A discrepancy region around (4234,4278) was found and zoom-confirmed (scratchpad/p215-gap1.png) as a genuine subheading, "लग्नाधियोग-", that T7 would have silently dropped. THRESH=5 (36 bands) independently re-confirmed on fresh evidence. Band0: folio "२१५" + running head (chapter title). Bands1-3 give verse 37.31 (Kalanidhi yoga, definition) complete. Bands4-5 give verse 37.32 (Kalanidhi yoga, phala) complete. Bands6-9 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 31-32, closing "॥ ३१-३२ ॥". Band10: subheading confirmed "सफल पारिजात योग-". Bands11-12 give verse 37.33 (Parijata yoga, definition) complete -- band11's dense compound "अङ्गेशतत्स्थराशीश-तत्स्थभेशतदंशपाः" was cross-checked against the page's own later Hindi commentary (band15-16: "लग्नेश जिस राशि में उसका अधिप, फिर वह (अधिप) जिस राशिगत हो उसका स्वामी और उनके नवांशेश") and confirmed correct as printed -- lagna-lord, the lord of the sign it occupies, the lord of the sign THAT lord occupies, and the navamsha-lords of these. Bands13-14 give verse 37.34 (Parijata yoga, phala) complete. Band14's compound "नृपातिः" was independently zoomed up to 12x (scratchpad/p215-b14-word1.png, p215-b14-word1b.png, p215-b14-word1c.png) and confirmed letter-by-letter as printed ("नृ"+"पा"+"ति"+visarga) -- this is NOT a standard dictionary compound, and the Hindi commentary's phala gloss ("बली" = strong/mighty) does not resolve it to a known word with certainty. Retained exactly as printed and disclosed as low-confidence per the standing protocol for compounds that resist confident semantic resolution despite extensive independent zoom verification. Bands15-18 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 33-34, closing "॥ ३३-३४ ॥". Bands19-21 give a worked numerical EXAMPLE ("उदाहरण-") applying the Parijata yoga definition to an Aries-lagna chart, closing with its own repeated citation "॥ ३३-३४ ॥" -- this is editorial Hindi prose (a worked illustration), transcribed verbatim into translationHi as attributed reference material, not seeded as separate verse content, per the copyright-safety rule. Band22: subheading confirmed "सफल हरि-हर-ब्रह्मयोग-" (three yogas named for Hari/Vishnu, Hara/Shiva, and Brahma). Bands23-24 give verse 37.35 (Hari yoga + Hara yoga definitions) complete. Band24's "हरयोगस्तु जायेशात् सुखभाग्याष्टगैश्च तैः" was confirmed directly against the Hindi commentary (band27: "सप्तमेश से ४।९।८ स्थानों में वे हों तो हरयोग") -- जायेश = 7th-lord, सुख-भाग्य-अष्ट = 4th-9th-8th, an exact match. Band23's compound "हारियोगाऽर्थेरन्ध्रान्त्यगतैरथांशतः शुभैः" was similarly cross-checked against the commentary's "धनेश से दूसरे आठवें बारहवें स्थानों में शुभग्रह हों तो हरियोग" -- अर्थ(wealth/2nd)-रन्ध्र(8th)-अन्त्य(last/12th) matches the commentary's 2nd-8th-12th exactly, confirming the outer structure of the compound, but one short medial segment (rendered here as printed, "रथांशतः") could not be pinned down letter-by-letter with full confidence despite repeated zoom up to 18x (scratchpad/p215-b23-zoomA.png through p215-b23-glyph.png); retained exactly as printed and disclosed as low-confidence on that segment only. Bands25-26 give verse 37.36 (Brahma yoga definition + the shared phala for all three yogas) complete. Band25's "ब्रह्माभिधस्तु तनुपात् सुखव्योमभवस्थितैः" was cross-checked against the commentary's "लग्नेश से ४।१०।११ स्थानों में शुभग्रह हों तो ब्रह्मयोग" -- तनुपात्=lagna-lord, सुख-व्योम-भव=4th-10th-11th, matching well. Bands27-29 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 35-36, closing "॥ ३५-३६ ॥". Band30: gap/margin re-checked, no missed content (transition to next subheading). Band31: subheading confirmed "लग्नाधियोग-" (this was the region flagged during the pre-banding T5-vs-T7 discrepancy check, scratchpad/p215-gap1.png -- that earlier crop's partial glimpse of the verse line below it, transcribed loosely at the time as "...तनयोः..." was NOT treated as a finalized reading; the actual in-order band read below supersedes it and corrects "तनयोः" to "तनोः"). Band32 is a banding artifact, not separate content: zoom-confirmed (scratchpad/p215-b32-zoom.png) as merely the upper matra-strokes of the SAME printed line as band33, split off by the mechanical threshold pass -- a recurrence of the established banding-artifact-vs-genuine-content pattern (page210 band26, page211 band7). Bands32-34 together give verse 37.37 (Lagnadhi yoga, a single self-contained definition+result verse, confirmed via zoom on the "स्तनोः", "कामरन्ध्रगतैः", and "दृग्युतिवर्जितैः" segments, scratchpad/p215-b33-word2.png through word4.png) complete, closing "॥ ३७ ॥". No separate Hindi commentary paragraph for this verse appears on this page -- the footer (band35) follows directly. Per the established page-split-gloss pattern, this verse's Hindi commentary (if any) is deferred to page216 rather than fabricated, to be confirmed there. Band35: footer stamp "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- cleanly separate from the Devanagari text (mild instance, no collision). Sanity checks: new refs 37.31-37.37 confirmed unique; no duplicate refs anywhere. bphs-scan.js run after seeding. Bundle status: page215 = 5 of 5 (bundle target pages211-215) -- BUNDLE COMPLETE.

  33. 37.33 सत्यापित

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    संस्कृत

    अङ्गेशतत्स्थराशीश-तत्स्थभेशतदंशपाः । स्वोच्चे केन्द्रे त्रिकोणे वा पारिजातः प्रकीर्तितः ॥ ३३ ॥

    angeshatatstharashisha-tatsthabheshatadanshapah, svocce kendre trikone va parijatah prakirtitah.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The lagna-lord, the lord of the sign occupied by it, the lord of the sign occupied by that [lord], and the navamsha-lords of these -- [if they are] in their own sign, exaltation, a kendra, or a trikona, Parijata [yoga] is declared.

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.37 Bahuvidhayogadhyayah continuation, printed page215 (PDF p.247, folio "२१५" confirmed by band0). Running head reads the CHAPTER title "बहुविधयोगाध्यायः" (middle akshara partly faded/damaged in print) -- pages205-215 pattern now T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/T/T/C, still not a simple alternation, recorded for continuity, still unresolved. Threshold-selection note: the standard T=5-vs-T=7 comparison was run proactively BEFORE banding (never assuming page214's THRESH=5 would carry over just because the numeral repeated a third time in a row). A discrepancy region around (4234,4278) was found and zoom-confirmed (scratchpad/p215-gap1.png) as a genuine subheading, "लग्नाधियोग-", that T7 would have silently dropped. THRESH=5 (36 bands) independently re-confirmed on fresh evidence. Band0: folio "२१५" + running head (chapter title). Bands1-3 give verse 37.31 (Kalanidhi yoga, definition) complete. Bands4-5 give verse 37.32 (Kalanidhi yoga, phala) complete. Bands6-9 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 31-32, closing "॥ ३१-३२ ॥". Band10: subheading confirmed "सफल पारिजात योग-". Bands11-12 give verse 37.33 (Parijata yoga, definition) complete -- band11's dense compound "अङ्गेशतत्स्थराशीश-तत्स्थभेशतदंशपाः" was cross-checked against the page's own later Hindi commentary (band15-16: "लग्नेश जिस राशि में उसका अधिप, फिर वह (अधिप) जिस राशिगत हो उसका स्वामी और उनके नवांशेश") and confirmed correct as printed -- lagna-lord, the lord of the sign it occupies, the lord of the sign THAT lord occupies, and the navamsha-lords of these. Bands13-14 give verse 37.34 (Parijata yoga, phala) complete. Band14's compound "नृपातिः" was independently zoomed up to 12x (scratchpad/p215-b14-word1.png, p215-b14-word1b.png, p215-b14-word1c.png) and confirmed letter-by-letter as printed ("नृ"+"पा"+"ति"+visarga) -- this is NOT a standard dictionary compound, and the Hindi commentary's phala gloss ("बली" = strong/mighty) does not resolve it to a known word with certainty. Retained exactly as printed and disclosed as low-confidence per the standing protocol for compounds that resist confident semantic resolution despite extensive independent zoom verification. Bands15-18 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 33-34, closing "॥ ३३-३४ ॥". Bands19-21 give a worked numerical EXAMPLE ("उदाहरण-") applying the Parijata yoga definition to an Aries-lagna chart, closing with its own repeated citation "॥ ३३-३४ ॥" -- this is editorial Hindi prose (a worked illustration), transcribed verbatim into translationHi as attributed reference material, not seeded as separate verse content, per the copyright-safety rule. Band22: subheading confirmed "सफल हरि-हर-ब्रह्मयोग-" (three yogas named for Hari/Vishnu, Hara/Shiva, and Brahma). Bands23-24 give verse 37.35 (Hari yoga + Hara yoga definitions) complete. Band24's "हरयोगस्तु जायेशात् सुखभाग्याष्टगैश्च तैः" was confirmed directly against the Hindi commentary (band27: "सप्तमेश से ४।९।८ स्थानों में वे हों तो हरयोग") -- जायेश = 7th-lord, सुख-भाग्य-अष्ट = 4th-9th-8th, an exact match. Band23's compound "हारियोगाऽर्थेरन्ध्रान्त्यगतैरथांशतः शुभैः" was similarly cross-checked against the commentary's "धनेश से दूसरे आठवें बारहवें स्थानों में शुभग्रह हों तो हरियोग" -- अर्थ(wealth/2nd)-रन्ध्र(8th)-अन्त्य(last/12th) matches the commentary's 2nd-8th-12th exactly, confirming the outer structure of the compound, but one short medial segment (rendered here as printed, "रथांशतः") could not be pinned down letter-by-letter with full confidence despite repeated zoom up to 18x (scratchpad/p215-b23-zoomA.png through p215-b23-glyph.png); retained exactly as printed and disclosed as low-confidence on that segment only. Bands25-26 give verse 37.36 (Brahma yoga definition + the shared phala for all three yogas) complete. Band25's "ब्रह्माभिधस्तु तनुपात् सुखव्योमभवस्थितैः" was cross-checked against the commentary's "लग्नेश से ४।१०।११ स्थानों में शुभग्रह हों तो ब्रह्मयोग" -- तनुपात्=lagna-lord, सुख-व्योम-भव=4th-10th-11th, matching well. Bands27-29 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 35-36, closing "॥ ३५-३६ ॥". Band30: gap/margin re-checked, no missed content (transition to next subheading). Band31: subheading confirmed "लग्नाधियोग-" (this was the region flagged during the pre-banding T5-vs-T7 discrepancy check, scratchpad/p215-gap1.png -- that earlier crop's partial glimpse of the verse line below it, transcribed loosely at the time as "...तनयोः..." was NOT treated as a finalized reading; the actual in-order band read below supersedes it and corrects "तनयोः" to "तनोः"). Band32 is a banding artifact, not separate content: zoom-confirmed (scratchpad/p215-b32-zoom.png) as merely the upper matra-strokes of the SAME printed line as band33, split off by the mechanical threshold pass -- a recurrence of the established banding-artifact-vs-genuine-content pattern (page210 band26, page211 band7). Bands32-34 together give verse 37.37 (Lagnadhi yoga, a single self-contained definition+result verse, confirmed via zoom on the "स्तनोः", "कामरन्ध्रगतैः", and "दृग्युतिवर्जितैः" segments, scratchpad/p215-b33-word2.png through word4.png) complete, closing "॥ ३७ ॥". No separate Hindi commentary paragraph for this verse appears on this page -- the footer (band35) follows directly. Per the established page-split-gloss pattern, this verse's Hindi commentary (if any) is deferred to page216 rather than fabricated, to be confirmed there. Band35: footer stamp "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- cleanly separate from the Devanagari text (mild instance, no collision). Sanity checks: new refs 37.31-37.37 confirmed unique; no duplicate refs anywhere. bphs-scan.js run after seeding. Bundle status: page215 = 5 of 5 (bundle target pages211-215) -- BUNDLE COMPLETE.

  34. 37.34 सत्यापित

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    संस्कृत

    तत्र जातो भवेद्धर्मे-सर्वैश्वर्ययुगलान्वितः । नृपातिः समरभीमो दयार्द्रहृदयः सदा ॥ ३४ ॥

    tatra jato bhaveddharme-sarvaishvaryayugalanvitah, nripatih [munddrit rup mein yathavat, low-confidence compound] samarabhimo dayardrahridayah sada.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    One born in that [Parijata yoga] becomes joined with dharma and a pair of all-lordship; [nripatih -- an uncertain compound, printed as shown] fierce in battle, always with a heart moist with compassion.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    लग्नेश जिस राशि में उसका अधिप, फिर वह (अधिप) जिस राशिगत हो उसका स्वामी और उनके नवांशेश यदि उच्च में केन्द्र या त्रिकोण में हों तो पारिजात योग होता है । पारिजातयोगोत्पन्न जातक सर्वविध ऐश्वर्य युक्त, बली, दयालु तथा युद्धप्रेमी होता है ॥ ३३-३४ ॥ उदाहरण--जैसे मेषलग्नेश मङ्गल कर्कस्थ है, कर्कराशीशचन्द्र अपने उच्च वृष में है, वृषेश शुक्र केन्द्रस्थ है, वृष राशि में गुरु का नवांश है और नवांशेश गुरु भी त्रिकोण ( नवम ) स्थ है तो दोनों प्रकार से पारिजात योग प्राप्त है ॥ ३३-३४ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.37 Bahuvidhayogadhyayah continuation, printed page215 (PDF p.247, folio "२१५" confirmed by band0). Running head reads the CHAPTER title "बहुविधयोगाध्यायः" (middle akshara partly faded/damaged in print) -- pages205-215 pattern now T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/T/T/C, still not a simple alternation, recorded for continuity, still unresolved. Threshold-selection note: the standard T=5-vs-T=7 comparison was run proactively BEFORE banding (never assuming page214's THRESH=5 would carry over just because the numeral repeated a third time in a row). A discrepancy region around (4234,4278) was found and zoom-confirmed (scratchpad/p215-gap1.png) as a genuine subheading, "लग्नाधियोग-", that T7 would have silently dropped. THRESH=5 (36 bands) independently re-confirmed on fresh evidence. Band0: folio "२१५" + running head (chapter title). Bands1-3 give verse 37.31 (Kalanidhi yoga, definition) complete. Bands4-5 give verse 37.32 (Kalanidhi yoga, phala) complete. Bands6-9 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 31-32, closing "॥ ३१-३२ ॥". Band10: subheading confirmed "सफल पारिजात योग-". Bands11-12 give verse 37.33 (Parijata yoga, definition) complete -- band11's dense compound "अङ्गेशतत्स्थराशीश-तत्स्थभेशतदंशपाः" was cross-checked against the page's own later Hindi commentary (band15-16: "लग्नेश जिस राशि में उसका अधिप, फिर वह (अधिप) जिस राशिगत हो उसका स्वामी और उनके नवांशेश") and confirmed correct as printed -- lagna-lord, the lord of the sign it occupies, the lord of the sign THAT lord occupies, and the navamsha-lords of these. Bands13-14 give verse 37.34 (Parijata yoga, phala) complete. Band14's compound "नृपातिः" was independently zoomed up to 12x (scratchpad/p215-b14-word1.png, p215-b14-word1b.png, p215-b14-word1c.png) and confirmed letter-by-letter as printed ("नृ"+"पा"+"ति"+visarga) -- this is NOT a standard dictionary compound, and the Hindi commentary's phala gloss ("बली" = strong/mighty) does not resolve it to a known word with certainty. Retained exactly as printed and disclosed as low-confidence per the standing protocol for compounds that resist confident semantic resolution despite extensive independent zoom verification. Bands15-18 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 33-34, closing "॥ ३३-३४ ॥". Bands19-21 give a worked numerical EXAMPLE ("उदाहरण-") applying the Parijata yoga definition to an Aries-lagna chart, closing with its own repeated citation "॥ ३३-३४ ॥" -- this is editorial Hindi prose (a worked illustration), transcribed verbatim into translationHi as attributed reference material, not seeded as separate verse content, per the copyright-safety rule. Band22: subheading confirmed "सफल हरि-हर-ब्रह्मयोग-" (three yogas named for Hari/Vishnu, Hara/Shiva, and Brahma). Bands23-24 give verse 37.35 (Hari yoga + Hara yoga definitions) complete. Band24's "हरयोगस्तु जायेशात् सुखभाग्याष्टगैश्च तैः" was confirmed directly against the Hindi commentary (band27: "सप्तमेश से ४।९।८ स्थानों में वे हों तो हरयोग") -- जायेश = 7th-lord, सुख-भाग्य-अष्ट = 4th-9th-8th, an exact match. Band23's compound "हारियोगाऽर्थेरन्ध्रान्त्यगतैरथांशतः शुभैः" was similarly cross-checked against the commentary's "धनेश से दूसरे आठवें बारहवें स्थानों में शुभग्रह हों तो हरियोग" -- अर्थ(wealth/2nd)-रन्ध्र(8th)-अन्त्य(last/12th) matches the commentary's 2nd-8th-12th exactly, confirming the outer structure of the compound, but one short medial segment (rendered here as printed, "रथांशतः") could not be pinned down letter-by-letter with full confidence despite repeated zoom up to 18x (scratchpad/p215-b23-zoomA.png through p215-b23-glyph.png); retained exactly as printed and disclosed as low-confidence on that segment only. Bands25-26 give verse 37.36 (Brahma yoga definition + the shared phala for all three yogas) complete. Band25's "ब्रह्माभिधस्तु तनुपात् सुखव्योमभवस्थितैः" was cross-checked against the commentary's "लग्नेश से ४।१०।११ स्थानों में शुभग्रह हों तो ब्रह्मयोग" -- तनुपात्=lagna-lord, सुख-व्योम-भव=4th-10th-11th, matching well. Bands27-29 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 35-36, closing "॥ ३५-३६ ॥". Band30: gap/margin re-checked, no missed content (transition to next subheading). Band31: subheading confirmed "लग्नाधियोग-" (this was the region flagged during the pre-banding T5-vs-T7 discrepancy check, scratchpad/p215-gap1.png -- that earlier crop's partial glimpse of the verse line below it, transcribed loosely at the time as "...तनयोः..." was NOT treated as a finalized reading; the actual in-order band read below supersedes it and corrects "तनयोः" to "तनोः"). Band32 is a banding artifact, not separate content: zoom-confirmed (scratchpad/p215-b32-zoom.png) as merely the upper matra-strokes of the SAME printed line as band33, split off by the mechanical threshold pass -- a recurrence of the established banding-artifact-vs-genuine-content pattern (page210 band26, page211 band7). Bands32-34 together give verse 37.37 (Lagnadhi yoga, a single self-contained definition+result verse, confirmed via zoom on the "स्तनोः", "कामरन्ध्रगतैः", and "दृग्युतिवर्जितैः" segments, scratchpad/p215-b33-word2.png through word4.png) complete, closing "॥ ३७ ॥". No separate Hindi commentary paragraph for this verse appears on this page -- the footer (band35) follows directly. Per the established page-split-gloss pattern, this verse's Hindi commentary (if any) is deferred to page216 rather than fabricated, to be confirmed there. Band35: footer stamp "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- cleanly separate from the Devanagari text (mild instance, no collision). Sanity checks: new refs 37.31-37.37 confirmed unique; no duplicate refs anywhere. bphs-scan.js run after seeding. Bundle status: page215 = 5 of 5 (bundle target pages211-215) -- BUNDLE COMPLETE.

  35. 37.35 सत्यापित

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    संस्कृत

    हारियोगाऽर्थेरन्ध्रान्त्यगतैरथांशतः शुभैः । हरयोगस्तु जायेशात् सुखभाग्याष्टगैश्च तैः ॥ ३५ ॥

    hariyoga'rtherandhrantyagatairathanshatah shubhaih [low-confidence medial segment], harayogastu jayeshat sukhabhagyashtagaishca taih.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Hari yoga [occurs] by benefics situated in [the houses reckoned from] the wealth[-lord] -- the 8th and the 12th; Hara yoga, moreover, [occurs] from the 7th-lord (jayesha), by those [benefics] situated in the 4th, 9th, and 8th.

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.37 Bahuvidhayogadhyayah continuation, printed page215 (PDF p.247, folio "२१५" confirmed by band0). Running head reads the CHAPTER title "बहुविधयोगाध्यायः" (middle akshara partly faded/damaged in print) -- pages205-215 pattern now T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/T/T/C, still not a simple alternation, recorded for continuity, still unresolved. Threshold-selection note: the standard T=5-vs-T=7 comparison was run proactively BEFORE banding (never assuming page214's THRESH=5 would carry over just because the numeral repeated a third time in a row). A discrepancy region around (4234,4278) was found and zoom-confirmed (scratchpad/p215-gap1.png) as a genuine subheading, "लग्नाधियोग-", that T7 would have silently dropped. THRESH=5 (36 bands) independently re-confirmed on fresh evidence. Band0: folio "२१५" + running head (chapter title). Bands1-3 give verse 37.31 (Kalanidhi yoga, definition) complete. Bands4-5 give verse 37.32 (Kalanidhi yoga, phala) complete. Bands6-9 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 31-32, closing "॥ ३१-३२ ॥". Band10: subheading confirmed "सफल पारिजात योग-". Bands11-12 give verse 37.33 (Parijata yoga, definition) complete -- band11's dense compound "अङ्गेशतत्स्थराशीश-तत्स्थभेशतदंशपाः" was cross-checked against the page's own later Hindi commentary (band15-16: "लग्नेश जिस राशि में उसका अधिप, फिर वह (अधिप) जिस राशिगत हो उसका स्वामी और उनके नवांशेश") and confirmed correct as printed -- lagna-lord, the lord of the sign it occupies, the lord of the sign THAT lord occupies, and the navamsha-lords of these. Bands13-14 give verse 37.34 (Parijata yoga, phala) complete. Band14's compound "नृपातिः" was independently zoomed up to 12x (scratchpad/p215-b14-word1.png, p215-b14-word1b.png, p215-b14-word1c.png) and confirmed letter-by-letter as printed ("नृ"+"पा"+"ति"+visarga) -- this is NOT a standard dictionary compound, and the Hindi commentary's phala gloss ("बली" = strong/mighty) does not resolve it to a known word with certainty. Retained exactly as printed and disclosed as low-confidence per the standing protocol for compounds that resist confident semantic resolution despite extensive independent zoom verification. Bands15-18 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 33-34, closing "॥ ३३-३४ ॥". Bands19-21 give a worked numerical EXAMPLE ("उदाहरण-") applying the Parijata yoga definition to an Aries-lagna chart, closing with its own repeated citation "॥ ३३-३४ ॥" -- this is editorial Hindi prose (a worked illustration), transcribed verbatim into translationHi as attributed reference material, not seeded as separate verse content, per the copyright-safety rule. Band22: subheading confirmed "सफल हरि-हर-ब्रह्मयोग-" (three yogas named for Hari/Vishnu, Hara/Shiva, and Brahma). Bands23-24 give verse 37.35 (Hari yoga + Hara yoga definitions) complete. Band24's "हरयोगस्तु जायेशात् सुखभाग्याष्टगैश्च तैः" was confirmed directly against the Hindi commentary (band27: "सप्तमेश से ४।९।८ स्थानों में वे हों तो हरयोग") -- जायेश = 7th-lord, सुख-भाग्य-अष्ट = 4th-9th-8th, an exact match. Band23's compound "हारियोगाऽर्थेरन्ध्रान्त्यगतैरथांशतः शुभैः" was similarly cross-checked against the commentary's "धनेश से दूसरे आठवें बारहवें स्थानों में शुभग्रह हों तो हरियोग" -- अर्थ(wealth/2nd)-रन्ध्र(8th)-अन्त्य(last/12th) matches the commentary's 2nd-8th-12th exactly, confirming the outer structure of the compound, but one short medial segment (rendered here as printed, "रथांशतः") could not be pinned down letter-by-letter with full confidence despite repeated zoom up to 18x (scratchpad/p215-b23-zoomA.png through p215-b23-glyph.png); retained exactly as printed and disclosed as low-confidence on that segment only. Bands25-26 give verse 37.36 (Brahma yoga definition + the shared phala for all three yogas) complete. Band25's "ब्रह्माभिधस्तु तनुपात् सुखव्योमभवस्थितैः" was cross-checked against the commentary's "लग्नेश से ४।१०।११ स्थानों में शुभग्रह हों तो ब्रह्मयोग" -- तनुपात्=lagna-lord, सुख-व्योम-भव=4th-10th-11th, matching well. Bands27-29 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 35-36, closing "॥ ३५-३६ ॥". Band30: gap/margin re-checked, no missed content (transition to next subheading). Band31: subheading confirmed "लग्नाधियोग-" (this was the region flagged during the pre-banding T5-vs-T7 discrepancy check, scratchpad/p215-gap1.png -- that earlier crop's partial glimpse of the verse line below it, transcribed loosely at the time as "...तनयोः..." was NOT treated as a finalized reading; the actual in-order band read below supersedes it and corrects "तनयोः" to "तनोः"). Band32 is a banding artifact, not separate content: zoom-confirmed (scratchpad/p215-b32-zoom.png) as merely the upper matra-strokes of the SAME printed line as band33, split off by the mechanical threshold pass -- a recurrence of the established banding-artifact-vs-genuine-content pattern (page210 band26, page211 band7). Bands32-34 together give verse 37.37 (Lagnadhi yoga, a single self-contained definition+result verse, confirmed via zoom on the "स्तनोः", "कामरन्ध्रगतैः", and "दृग्युतिवर्जितैः" segments, scratchpad/p215-b33-word2.png through word4.png) complete, closing "॥ ३७ ॥". No separate Hindi commentary paragraph for this verse appears on this page -- the footer (band35) follows directly. Per the established page-split-gloss pattern, this verse's Hindi commentary (if any) is deferred to page216 rather than fabricated, to be confirmed there. Band35: footer stamp "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- cleanly separate from the Devanagari text (mild instance, no collision). Sanity checks: new refs 37.31-37.37 confirmed unique; no duplicate refs anywhere. bphs-scan.js run after seeding. Bundle status: page215 = 5 of 5 (bundle target pages211-215) -- BUNDLE COMPLETE.

  36. 37.36 सत्यापित

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    संस्कृत

    ब्रह्माभिधस्तु तनुपात् सुखव्योमभवस्थितैः । एतेषु च समुत्पन्नः सुखविद्यासुतार्थवान् ॥ ३६ ॥

    brahmabhidhastu tanupat sukhavyomabhavasthitaih, eteshu ca samutpannah sukhavidyasutarthavan.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Brahma [yoga], moreover, [occurs] from the lagna-lord, by those situated in the 4th, 10th, and 11th. And one born among these [three yogas] is endowed with happiness, learning, offspring, and wealth.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    धनेश से दूसरे आठवें बारहवें स्थानों में शुभग्रह हों तो हरियोग, सप्तमेश से ४।९।८ स्थानों में वे हों तो हरयोग तथा लग्नेश से ४।१०।११ स्थानों में शुभग्रह हों तो ब्रह्मयोग होता है । इन योगों में उत्पन्न बालक सुखी, विद्वान् धनी तथा गुणवान् होता है ॥ ३५-३६ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.37 Bahuvidhayogadhyayah continuation, printed page215 (PDF p.247, folio "२१५" confirmed by band0). Running head reads the CHAPTER title "बहुविधयोगाध्यायः" (middle akshara partly faded/damaged in print) -- pages205-215 pattern now T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/T/T/C, still not a simple alternation, recorded for continuity, still unresolved. Threshold-selection note: the standard T=5-vs-T=7 comparison was run proactively BEFORE banding (never assuming page214's THRESH=5 would carry over just because the numeral repeated a third time in a row). A discrepancy region around (4234,4278) was found and zoom-confirmed (scratchpad/p215-gap1.png) as a genuine subheading, "लग्नाधियोग-", that T7 would have silently dropped. THRESH=5 (36 bands) independently re-confirmed on fresh evidence. Band0: folio "२१५" + running head (chapter title). Bands1-3 give verse 37.31 (Kalanidhi yoga, definition) complete. Bands4-5 give verse 37.32 (Kalanidhi yoga, phala) complete. Bands6-9 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 31-32, closing "॥ ३१-३२ ॥". Band10: subheading confirmed "सफल पारिजात योग-". Bands11-12 give verse 37.33 (Parijata yoga, definition) complete -- band11's dense compound "अङ्गेशतत्स्थराशीश-तत्स्थभेशतदंशपाः" was cross-checked against the page's own later Hindi commentary (band15-16: "लग्नेश जिस राशि में उसका अधिप, फिर वह (अधिप) जिस राशिगत हो उसका स्वामी और उनके नवांशेश") and confirmed correct as printed -- lagna-lord, the lord of the sign it occupies, the lord of the sign THAT lord occupies, and the navamsha-lords of these. Bands13-14 give verse 37.34 (Parijata yoga, phala) complete. Band14's compound "नृपातिः" was independently zoomed up to 12x (scratchpad/p215-b14-word1.png, p215-b14-word1b.png, p215-b14-word1c.png) and confirmed letter-by-letter as printed ("नृ"+"पा"+"ति"+visarga) -- this is NOT a standard dictionary compound, and the Hindi commentary's phala gloss ("बली" = strong/mighty) does not resolve it to a known word with certainty. Retained exactly as printed and disclosed as low-confidence per the standing protocol for compounds that resist confident semantic resolution despite extensive independent zoom verification. Bands15-18 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 33-34, closing "॥ ३३-३४ ॥". Bands19-21 give a worked numerical EXAMPLE ("उदाहरण-") applying the Parijata yoga definition to an Aries-lagna chart, closing with its own repeated citation "॥ ३३-३४ ॥" -- this is editorial Hindi prose (a worked illustration), transcribed verbatim into translationHi as attributed reference material, not seeded as separate verse content, per the copyright-safety rule. Band22: subheading confirmed "सफल हरि-हर-ब्रह्मयोग-" (three yogas named for Hari/Vishnu, Hara/Shiva, and Brahma). Bands23-24 give verse 37.35 (Hari yoga + Hara yoga definitions) complete. Band24's "हरयोगस्तु जायेशात् सुखभाग्याष्टगैश्च तैः" was confirmed directly against the Hindi commentary (band27: "सप्तमेश से ४।९।८ स्थानों में वे हों तो हरयोग") -- जायेश = 7th-lord, सुख-भाग्य-अष्ट = 4th-9th-8th, an exact match. Band23's compound "हारियोगाऽर्थेरन्ध्रान्त्यगतैरथांशतः शुभैः" was similarly cross-checked against the commentary's "धनेश से दूसरे आठवें बारहवें स्थानों में शुभग्रह हों तो हरियोग" -- अर्थ(wealth/2nd)-रन्ध्र(8th)-अन्त्य(last/12th) matches the commentary's 2nd-8th-12th exactly, confirming the outer structure of the compound, but one short medial segment (rendered here as printed, "रथांशतः") could not be pinned down letter-by-letter with full confidence despite repeated zoom up to 18x (scratchpad/p215-b23-zoomA.png through p215-b23-glyph.png); retained exactly as printed and disclosed as low-confidence on that segment only. Bands25-26 give verse 37.36 (Brahma yoga definition + the shared phala for all three yogas) complete. Band25's "ब्रह्माभिधस्तु तनुपात् सुखव्योमभवस्थितैः" was cross-checked against the commentary's "लग्नेश से ४।१०।११ स्थानों में शुभग्रह हों तो ब्रह्मयोग" -- तनुपात्=lagna-lord, सुख-व्योम-भव=4th-10th-11th, matching well. Bands27-29 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 35-36, closing "॥ ३५-३६ ॥". Band30: gap/margin re-checked, no missed content (transition to next subheading). Band31: subheading confirmed "लग्नाधियोग-" (this was the region flagged during the pre-banding T5-vs-T7 discrepancy check, scratchpad/p215-gap1.png -- that earlier crop's partial glimpse of the verse line below it, transcribed loosely at the time as "...तनयोः..." was NOT treated as a finalized reading; the actual in-order band read below supersedes it and corrects "तनयोः" to "तनोः"). Band32 is a banding artifact, not separate content: zoom-confirmed (scratchpad/p215-b32-zoom.png) as merely the upper matra-strokes of the SAME printed line as band33, split off by the mechanical threshold pass -- a recurrence of the established banding-artifact-vs-genuine-content pattern (page210 band26, page211 band7). Bands32-34 together give verse 37.37 (Lagnadhi yoga, a single self-contained definition+result verse, confirmed via zoom on the "स्तनोः", "कामरन्ध्रगतैः", and "दृग्युतिवर्जितैः" segments, scratchpad/p215-b33-word2.png through word4.png) complete, closing "॥ ३७ ॥". No separate Hindi commentary paragraph for this verse appears on this page -- the footer (band35) follows directly. Per the established page-split-gloss pattern, this verse's Hindi commentary (if any) is deferred to page216 rather than fabricated, to be confirmed there. Band35: footer stamp "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- cleanly separate from the Devanagari text (mild instance, no collision). Sanity checks: new refs 37.31-37.37 confirmed unique; no duplicate refs anywhere. bphs-scan.js run after seeding. Bundle status: page215 = 5 of 5 (bundle target pages211-215) -- BUNDLE COMPLETE.

  37. 37.37 सत्यापित

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    संस्कृत

    शुभैस्तनोः कामरन्ध्रगतैर्दृग्युतिवर्जितैः पापानां, तर्हि लग्नाधियोगस्तज्जः सुखी सुधीः ॥ ३७ ॥

    shubhaistanoh kamarandhragatairdrigyutivarjitaih papanam, tarhi lagnadhiyogastajjah sukhi sudhih.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    By benefics devoid of the conjunction and aspect of malefics, situated in the 7th and 8th from the lagna -- then Lagnadhi yoga [results]; one born of it is happy and wise.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    लग्न से ७।८ में शुभग्रह हो, पापग्रहों की दृष्टि योग उन पर नहीं हो तो लग्नाधियोग होता है । इस योग में उत्पन्न जातक सुखी तथा विद्वान् होता है ॥ ३७॥

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.37 Bahuvidhayogadhyayah continuation, printed page215 (PDF p.247, folio "२१५" confirmed by band0). Running head reads the CHAPTER title "बहुविधयोगाध्यायः" (middle akshara partly faded/damaged in print) -- pages205-215 pattern now T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/T/T/C, still not a simple alternation, recorded for continuity, still unresolved. Threshold-selection note: the standard T=5-vs-T=7 comparison was run proactively BEFORE banding (never assuming page214's THRESH=5 would carry over just because the numeral repeated a third time in a row). A discrepancy region around (4234,4278) was found and zoom-confirmed (scratchpad/p215-gap1.png) as a genuine subheading, "लग्नाधियोग-", that T7 would have silently dropped. THRESH=5 (36 bands) independently re-confirmed on fresh evidence. Band0: folio "२१५" + running head (chapter title). Bands1-3 give verse 37.31 (Kalanidhi yoga, definition) complete. Bands4-5 give verse 37.32 (Kalanidhi yoga, phala) complete. Bands6-9 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 31-32, closing "॥ ३१-३२ ॥". Band10: subheading confirmed "सफल पारिजात योग-". Bands11-12 give verse 37.33 (Parijata yoga, definition) complete -- band11's dense compound "अङ्गेशतत्स्थराशीश-तत्स्थभेशतदंशपाः" was cross-checked against the page's own later Hindi commentary (band15-16: "लग्नेश जिस राशि में उसका अधिप, फिर वह (अधिप) जिस राशिगत हो उसका स्वामी और उनके नवांशेश") and confirmed correct as printed -- lagna-lord, the lord of the sign it occupies, the lord of the sign THAT lord occupies, and the navamsha-lords of these. Bands13-14 give verse 37.34 (Parijata yoga, phala) complete. Band14's compound "नृपातिः" was independently zoomed up to 12x (scratchpad/p215-b14-word1.png, p215-b14-word1b.png, p215-b14-word1c.png) and confirmed letter-by-letter as printed ("नृ"+"पा"+"ति"+visarga) -- this is NOT a standard dictionary compound, and the Hindi commentary's phala gloss ("बली" = strong/mighty) does not resolve it to a known word with certainty. Retained exactly as printed and disclosed as low-confidence per the standing protocol for compounds that resist confident semantic resolution despite extensive independent zoom verification. Bands15-18 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 33-34, closing "॥ ३३-३४ ॥". Bands19-21 give a worked numerical EXAMPLE ("उदाहरण-") applying the Parijata yoga definition to an Aries-lagna chart, closing with its own repeated citation "॥ ३३-३४ ॥" -- this is editorial Hindi prose (a worked illustration), transcribed verbatim into translationHi as attributed reference material, not seeded as separate verse content, per the copyright-safety rule. Band22: subheading confirmed "सफल हरि-हर-ब्रह्मयोग-" (three yogas named for Hari/Vishnu, Hara/Shiva, and Brahma). Bands23-24 give verse 37.35 (Hari yoga + Hara yoga definitions) complete. Band24's "हरयोगस्तु जायेशात् सुखभाग्याष्टगैश्च तैः" was confirmed directly against the Hindi commentary (band27: "सप्तमेश से ४।९।८ स्थानों में वे हों तो हरयोग") -- जायेश = 7th-lord, सुख-भाग्य-अष्ट = 4th-9th-8th, an exact match. Band23's compound "हारियोगाऽर्थेरन्ध्रान्त्यगतैरथांशतः शुभैः" was similarly cross-checked against the commentary's "धनेश से दूसरे आठवें बारहवें स्थानों में शुभग्रह हों तो हरियोग" -- अर्थ(wealth/2nd)-रन्ध्र(8th)-अन्त्य(last/12th) matches the commentary's 2nd-8th-12th exactly, confirming the outer structure of the compound, but one short medial segment (rendered here as printed, "रथांशतः") could not be pinned down letter-by-letter with full confidence despite repeated zoom up to 18x (scratchpad/p215-b23-zoomA.png through p215-b23-glyph.png); retained exactly as printed and disclosed as low-confidence on that segment only. Bands25-26 give verse 37.36 (Brahma yoga definition + the shared phala for all three yogas) complete. Band25's "ब्रह्माभिधस्तु तनुपात् सुखव्योमभवस्थितैः" was cross-checked against the commentary's "लग्नेश से ४।१०।११ स्थानों में शुभग्रह हों तो ब्रह्मयोग" -- तनुपात्=lagna-lord, सुख-व्योम-भव=4th-10th-11th, matching well. Bands27-29 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 35-36, closing "॥ ३५-३६ ॥". Band30: gap/margin re-checked, no missed content (transition to next subheading). Band31: subheading confirmed "लग्नाधियोग-" (this was the region flagged during the pre-banding T5-vs-T7 discrepancy check, scratchpad/p215-gap1.png -- that earlier crop's partial glimpse of the verse line below it, transcribed loosely at the time as "...तनयोः..." was NOT treated as a finalized reading; the actual in-order band read below supersedes it and corrects "तनयोः" to "तनोः"). Band32 is a banding artifact, not separate content: zoom-confirmed (scratchpad/p215-b32-zoom.png) as merely the upper matra-strokes of the SAME printed line as band33, split off by the mechanical threshold pass -- a recurrence of the established banding-artifact-vs-genuine-content pattern (page210 band26, page211 band7). Bands32-34 together give verse 37.37 (Lagnadhi yoga, a single self-contained definition+result verse, confirmed via zoom on the "स्तनोः", "कामरन्ध्रगतैः", and "दृग्युतिवर्जितैः" segments, scratchpad/p215-b33-word2.png through word4.png) complete, closing "॥ ३७ ॥". No separate Hindi commentary paragraph for this verse appears on this page -- the footer (band35) follows directly. Per the established page-split-gloss pattern, this verse's Hindi commentary (if any) is deferred to page216 rather than fabricated, to be confirmed there. Band35: footer stamp "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- cleanly separate from the Devanagari text (mild instance, no collision). Sanity checks: new refs 37.31-37.37 confirmed unique; no duplicate refs anywhere. bphs-scan.js run after seeding. Bundle status: page215 = 5 of 5 (bundle target pages211-215) -- BUNDLE COMPLETE.

  38. 37.38 सत्यापित

    38

    संस्कृत

    पारिजातगते लग्नपतौ जातः सुखान्वितः । वर्गोत्तमस्थे नीरोगो गोपुरस्थे धनी मतः ॥ ३८ ॥

    parijatagate lagnapatau jatah sukhanvitah, vargottamasthe nirogo gopurasthe dhani matah.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lagna-lord is situated in Parijata [dignity], one born becomes endowed with happiness; in Vargottama, free from disease; in Gopura, considered wealthy.

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page216 (PDF p.248, folio "२१६" confirmed by band0). Running head reads the TREATISE title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" -- pages205-216 pattern now T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/T/T/C/T, still not a simple alternation, recorded for continuity, still unresolved. Threshold-selection note: the standard T=5-vs-T=7 comparison was run proactively (this page has a different pixel width, 3287 vs page215's 3100, so no threshold was assumed to carry over). Two discrepancy regions were found and zoom-confirmed (scratchpad/p216-gap1.png, p216-gap2.png) as genuine subheadings -- "चन्द्रयोग फल-" and "धनाधन योग-" -- that T7 would have silently dropped. THRESH=5 (32 bands) independently confirmed on fresh evidence. Bands1-2 give the Hindi commentary for verse 37.37 (Lagnadhi yoga), correctly DEFERRED (empty translationHi) on page215 per the page-split-gloss precedent: "लग्न से ७।८ में शुभग्रह हो, पापग्रहों की दृष्टि योग उन पर नहीं हो तो लग्नाधियोग होता है । इस योग में उत्पन्न जातक सुखी तथा विद्वान् होता है ॥ ३७॥" -- this VINDICATES the page215 decision not to fabricate a commentary that might not have existed there; it exists, just on the following page. This UPDATE is applied to the existing verse 37.37 record (Object.assign), not seeded as new. Band3: subheading confirmed "पारिजातादिगत लग्नेश का फल-" (result of the lagna-lord's placement in Parijata-related dignities). Bands4-5 give verse 37.38 (definition) complete. Bands6-7 give verse 37.39 complete -- together these describe a graded set of dignities (Parijata, Vargottama, Gopura, Simhasana, Paravata, Airavata, Devaloka) for the lagna-lord's placement, each with its own phala clause. Bands8-10 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 38-39, closing "॥ ३८-३९ ॥". **Bands11-12 give the chapter-37 COLOPHON**: "इति सविमर्शंसुधाख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे बहुविधयोगाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ ३७ ॥" ("Thus, in the Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra endowed with the Sudha-named commentary, ends the chapter on manifold yogas -- Chapter 37"), preceded by a decorative divider ornament in the surrounding gap. This is a STRUCTURAL/editorial closing marker (the standard chapter-colophon formula), recorded as a source note, NOT seeded as its own verse entry, per the copyright-safety rule for editorial/narrative markers. It also settles the page215 record: Chapter 37 in fact runs through verse 37.39 (not 37.37 as the page215 checkpoint tentatively suggested before this page was examined) -- ch37.verses updated from 37 to 39 accordingly. Band13 opens **Chapter 38**: "अथ चन्द्रयोगाध्यायः ॥ ३८ ॥" ("Now, the chapter on Moon-based [Chandra] yogas"). A STRUCTURAL/editorial opening marker, recorded as a source note, not a verse. New chapter entry {n:38, dev:"चन्द्रयोगाध्यायः", iast:"Candrayogadhyayah"} added to the chapters array. Band14: subheading confirmed "चन्द्रयोग फल-" (a chapter-level introductory subheading, since Chapter 38 is itself about Chandra-yoga results). Band15: narrative dialogue marker confirmed "पराशर उवाच-" ("Parashara said--"), a structural/narrative marker per the copyright-safety rule, not seeded as verse content. Bands16-17 give verse 38.1 (definition) complete. Band18's commentary opening reads "...सूर्य से चन्द्रमा केन्द्र परफण आपोक्लिम में हों..." -- the printed compound "परफण" is retained exactly as printed (a probable typesetting metathesis of the standard technical term "पणफर"/panaphara, i.e. succedent houses), disclosed rather than silently corrected, per the standing uncertain-reading protocol. Bands18-21 give the complete Hindi commentary for verse 38.1, closing "॥ १ ॥". Band22: subheading confirmed "धनाधन योग-" (Dhanadhana yoga). Bands23-24 give verse 38.2 (definition) complete. Bands25-26 give verse 38.3 complete. Bands27-28 give verse 38.4 complete -- all three verses (38.2-38.4) are fully printed and closed with their own citations ("॥ २ ॥", "॥ ३ ॥", "॥ ४ ॥"). Bands29-30 begin the shared Hindi commentary for verses 2-4 ("दिन में जन्म होने पर चन्द्रमा अपने या अधिमित्र के नवांश में स्थित हो और गुरु की दृष्टि भी चन्द्र पर हो तो जातक धन तथा सौख्य से परिपूर्ण होता है । वही"), but **this commentary is CUT OFF mid-sentence at "वही" ("likewise") directly above the footer band** -- confirmed via a dedicated zoom crop spanning the boundary (scratchpad/p216-footer-zone.png), which shows no closing citation anywhere on this page for verses 2-4. This is a genuine page-split (the commentary continues onto page217), not a banding-detection miss. Per the established page-split-gloss precedent (applied and vindicated for verse 37.37 above), translationHi for verses 38.2, 38.3, and 38.4 is left EMPTY here rather than seeding a truncated half-sentence fragment, to be completed once page217 is read and the closing citation is available. Band31: footer stamp "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- a mild instance of the CC-0-footer-pixel-overlay pattern (the last commentary line sits only 2px above the footer band boundary), re-confirmed via the same zoom crop; no genuine content was lost to the overlay, only the expected page-split truncation described above. Sanity checks: new refs 37.38, 37.39, 38.1, 38.2, 38.3, 38.4 confirmed unique; no duplicate refs anywhere. bphs-scan.js run after seeding. Bundle: page216 begins a new 5-page bundle (target pages216-220), 1 of 5.

  39. 37.39 सत्यापित

    39

    संस्कृत

    सिंहासनस्थिते राजा विद्वान् पारावताश्रिते । ऐरावते राजवन्द्यो देवलोके सुयानवान् ॥ ३९ ॥

    simhasanasthite raja vidvan paravatashrite, airavate rajavandyo devaloke suyanavan.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In Simhasana [dignity, one becomes] a king; in Paravata, learned; in Airavata, honored by kings; in Devaloka, possessed of fine vehicles.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    लग्नेश पारिजातवर्गस्थ हो तो जातक सुखी होता है । वर्गोत्तमस्थ हो तो रोग रहित, गोपुर में धनधान्यपूर्ण, सिंहासन में राजा, पारावत में विद्वान्, ऐरावत में राजवन्द्य, और देवलोक में सुवाहन वाला होता है ॥ ३८-३९ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page216 (PDF p.248, folio "२१६" confirmed by band0). Running head reads the TREATISE title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" -- pages205-216 pattern now T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/T/T/C/T, still not a simple alternation, recorded for continuity, still unresolved. Threshold-selection note: the standard T=5-vs-T=7 comparison was run proactively (this page has a different pixel width, 3287 vs page215's 3100, so no threshold was assumed to carry over). Two discrepancy regions were found and zoom-confirmed (scratchpad/p216-gap1.png, p216-gap2.png) as genuine subheadings -- "चन्द्रयोग फल-" and "धनाधन योग-" -- that T7 would have silently dropped. THRESH=5 (32 bands) independently confirmed on fresh evidence. Bands1-2 give the Hindi commentary for verse 37.37 (Lagnadhi yoga), correctly DEFERRED (empty translationHi) on page215 per the page-split-gloss precedent: "लग्न से ७।८ में शुभग्रह हो, पापग्रहों की दृष्टि योग उन पर नहीं हो तो लग्नाधियोग होता है । इस योग में उत्पन्न जातक सुखी तथा विद्वान् होता है ॥ ३७॥" -- this VINDICATES the page215 decision not to fabricate a commentary that might not have existed there; it exists, just on the following page. This UPDATE is applied to the existing verse 37.37 record (Object.assign), not seeded as new. Band3: subheading confirmed "पारिजातादिगत लग्नेश का फल-" (result of the lagna-lord's placement in Parijata-related dignities). Bands4-5 give verse 37.38 (definition) complete. Bands6-7 give verse 37.39 complete -- together these describe a graded set of dignities (Parijata, Vargottama, Gopura, Simhasana, Paravata, Airavata, Devaloka) for the lagna-lord's placement, each with its own phala clause. Bands8-10 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 38-39, closing "॥ ३८-३९ ॥". **Bands11-12 give the chapter-37 COLOPHON**: "इति सविमर्शंसुधाख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे बहुविधयोगाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ ३७ ॥" ("Thus, in the Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra endowed with the Sudha-named commentary, ends the chapter on manifold yogas -- Chapter 37"), preceded by a decorative divider ornament in the surrounding gap. This is a STRUCTURAL/editorial closing marker (the standard chapter-colophon formula), recorded as a source note, NOT seeded as its own verse entry, per the copyright-safety rule for editorial/narrative markers. It also settles the page215 record: Chapter 37 in fact runs through verse 37.39 (not 37.37 as the page215 checkpoint tentatively suggested before this page was examined) -- ch37.verses updated from 37 to 39 accordingly. Band13 opens **Chapter 38**: "अथ चन्द्रयोगाध्यायः ॥ ३८ ॥" ("Now, the chapter on Moon-based [Chandra] yogas"). A STRUCTURAL/editorial opening marker, recorded as a source note, not a verse. New chapter entry {n:38, dev:"चन्द्रयोगाध्यायः", iast:"Candrayogadhyayah"} added to the chapters array. Band14: subheading confirmed "चन्द्रयोग फल-" (a chapter-level introductory subheading, since Chapter 38 is itself about Chandra-yoga results). Band15: narrative dialogue marker confirmed "पराशर उवाच-" ("Parashara said--"), a structural/narrative marker per the copyright-safety rule, not seeded as verse content. Bands16-17 give verse 38.1 (definition) complete. Band18's commentary opening reads "...सूर्य से चन्द्रमा केन्द्र परफण आपोक्लिम में हों..." -- the printed compound "परफण" is retained exactly as printed (a probable typesetting metathesis of the standard technical term "पणफर"/panaphara, i.e. succedent houses), disclosed rather than silently corrected, per the standing uncertain-reading protocol. Bands18-21 give the complete Hindi commentary for verse 38.1, closing "॥ १ ॥". Band22: subheading confirmed "धनाधन योग-" (Dhanadhana yoga). Bands23-24 give verse 38.2 (definition) complete. Bands25-26 give verse 38.3 complete. Bands27-28 give verse 38.4 complete -- all three verses (38.2-38.4) are fully printed and closed with their own citations ("॥ २ ॥", "॥ ३ ॥", "॥ ४ ॥"). Bands29-30 begin the shared Hindi commentary for verses 2-4 ("दिन में जन्म होने पर चन्द्रमा अपने या अधिमित्र के नवांश में स्थित हो और गुरु की दृष्टि भी चन्द्र पर हो तो जातक धन तथा सौख्य से परिपूर्ण होता है । वही"), but **this commentary is CUT OFF mid-sentence at "वही" ("likewise") directly above the footer band** -- confirmed via a dedicated zoom crop spanning the boundary (scratchpad/p216-footer-zone.png), which shows no closing citation anywhere on this page for verses 2-4. This is a genuine page-split (the commentary continues onto page217), not a banding-detection miss. Per the established page-split-gloss precedent (applied and vindicated for verse 37.37 above), translationHi for verses 38.2, 38.3, and 38.4 is left EMPTY here rather than seeding a truncated half-sentence fragment, to be completed once page217 is read and the closing citation is available. Band31: footer stamp "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- a mild instance of the CC-0-footer-pixel-overlay pattern (the last commentary line sits only 2px above the footer band boundary), re-confirmed via the same zoom crop; no genuine content was lost to the overlay, only the expected page-split truncation described above. Sanity checks: new refs 37.38, 37.39, 38.1, 38.2, 38.3, 38.4 confirmed unique; no duplicate refs anywhere. bphs-scan.js run after seeding. Bundle: page216 begins a new 5-page bundle (target pages216-220), 1 of 5.

38 Candra-yoga-adhyayah -- on Moon-based yoga combinations (13)

  1. 38.1 सत्यापित

    1

    संस्कृत

    सहस्ररश्मितश्चन्द्रे कण्टकादिगते सति । न्यूनमध्यवरिष्ठानि धनधीनैपुणानि हि ॥ १ ॥

    sahasrarashmitashcandre kantakadigate sati, nyunamadhyavarishthani dhanadhinaipunani hi.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the Moon is situated in a kendra etc. from the Sun (sahasrarashmi, the thousand-rayed), [the native's] wealth, intelligence, and skill are of low, middling, or excellent degree respectively.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पराशरने कहा ( हे मैत्रेय ! ) सूर्य से चन्द्रमा केन्द्र परफण [मुद्रित रूप में यथावत् -- मानक तकनीकी शब्द "पणफर" (succedent houses) का सम्भावित मुद्रण-विपर्यय] आपोक्लिम में हों तो जातक को सम्पत्ति, बुद्धि तथा नैपुण्य अल्प, मध्य तथा उत्कृष्ट मात्रा में होवे । सूर्य से चन्द्र १।४।७।१० में हों तो उपर्युक्त धनादि अल्प मात्रा में, २।५।८।११ में हों तो मध्यम रूप में, और ३।६।९।१२ में हों तो उत्तम रूप में होते हैं ॥ १ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page216 (PDF p.248, folio "२१६" confirmed by band0). Running head reads the TREATISE title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" -- pages205-216 pattern now T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/T/T/C/T, still not a simple alternation, recorded for continuity, still unresolved. Threshold-selection note: the standard T=5-vs-T=7 comparison was run proactively (this page has a different pixel width, 3287 vs page215's 3100, so no threshold was assumed to carry over). Two discrepancy regions were found and zoom-confirmed (scratchpad/p216-gap1.png, p216-gap2.png) as genuine subheadings -- "चन्द्रयोग फल-" and "धनाधन योग-" -- that T7 would have silently dropped. THRESH=5 (32 bands) independently confirmed on fresh evidence. Bands1-2 give the Hindi commentary for verse 37.37 (Lagnadhi yoga), correctly DEFERRED (empty translationHi) on page215 per the page-split-gloss precedent: "लग्न से ७।८ में शुभग्रह हो, पापग्रहों की दृष्टि योग उन पर नहीं हो तो लग्नाधियोग होता है । इस योग में उत्पन्न जातक सुखी तथा विद्वान् होता है ॥ ३७॥" -- this VINDICATES the page215 decision not to fabricate a commentary that might not have existed there; it exists, just on the following page. This UPDATE is applied to the existing verse 37.37 record (Object.assign), not seeded as new. Band3: subheading confirmed "पारिजातादिगत लग्नेश का फल-" (result of the lagna-lord's placement in Parijata-related dignities). Bands4-5 give verse 37.38 (definition) complete. Bands6-7 give verse 37.39 complete -- together these describe a graded set of dignities (Parijata, Vargottama, Gopura, Simhasana, Paravata, Airavata, Devaloka) for the lagna-lord's placement, each with its own phala clause. Bands8-10 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 38-39, closing "॥ ३८-३९ ॥". **Bands11-12 give the chapter-37 COLOPHON**: "इति सविमर्शंसुधाख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे बहुविधयोगाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ ३७ ॥" ("Thus, in the Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra endowed with the Sudha-named commentary, ends the chapter on manifold yogas -- Chapter 37"), preceded by a decorative divider ornament in the surrounding gap. This is a STRUCTURAL/editorial closing marker (the standard chapter-colophon formula), recorded as a source note, NOT seeded as its own verse entry, per the copyright-safety rule for editorial/narrative markers. It also settles the page215 record: Chapter 37 in fact runs through verse 37.39 (not 37.37 as the page215 checkpoint tentatively suggested before this page was examined) -- ch37.verses updated from 37 to 39 accordingly. Band13 opens **Chapter 38**: "अथ चन्द्रयोगाध्यायः ॥ ३८ ॥" ("Now, the chapter on Moon-based [Chandra] yogas"). A STRUCTURAL/editorial opening marker, recorded as a source note, not a verse. New chapter entry {n:38, dev:"चन्द्रयोगाध्यायः", iast:"Candrayogadhyayah"} added to the chapters array. Band14: subheading confirmed "चन्द्रयोग फल-" (a chapter-level introductory subheading, since Chapter 38 is itself about Chandra-yoga results). Band15: narrative dialogue marker confirmed "पराशर उवाच-" ("Parashara said--"), a structural/narrative marker per the copyright-safety rule, not seeded as verse content. Bands16-17 give verse 38.1 (definition) complete. Band18's commentary opening reads "...सूर्य से चन्द्रमा केन्द्र परफण आपोक्लिम में हों..." -- the printed compound "परफण" is retained exactly as printed (a probable typesetting metathesis of the standard technical term "पणफर"/panaphara, i.e. succedent houses), disclosed rather than silently corrected, per the standing uncertain-reading protocol. Bands18-21 give the complete Hindi commentary for verse 38.1, closing "॥ १ ॥". Band22: subheading confirmed "धनाधन योग-" (Dhanadhana yoga). Bands23-24 give verse 38.2 (definition) complete. Bands25-26 give verse 38.3 complete. Bands27-28 give verse 38.4 complete -- all three verses (38.2-38.4) are fully printed and closed with their own citations ("॥ २ ॥", "॥ ३ ॥", "॥ ४ ॥"). Bands29-30 begin the shared Hindi commentary for verses 2-4 ("दिन में जन्म होने पर चन्द्रमा अपने या अधिमित्र के नवांश में स्थित हो और गुरु की दृष्टि भी चन्द्र पर हो तो जातक धन तथा सौख्य से परिपूर्ण होता है । वही"), but **this commentary is CUT OFF mid-sentence at "वही" ("likewise") directly above the footer band** -- confirmed via a dedicated zoom crop spanning the boundary (scratchpad/p216-footer-zone.png), which shows no closing citation anywhere on this page for verses 2-4. This is a genuine page-split (the commentary continues onto page217), not a banding-detection miss. Per the established page-split-gloss precedent (applied and vindicated for verse 37.37 above), translationHi for verses 38.2, 38.3, and 38.4 is left EMPTY here rather than seeding a truncated half-sentence fragment, to be completed once page217 is read and the closing citation is available. Band31: footer stamp "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- a mild instance of the CC-0-footer-pixel-overlay pattern (the last commentary line sits only 2px above the footer band boundary), re-confirmed via the same zoom crop; no genuine content was lost to the overlay, only the expected page-split truncation described above. Sanity checks: new refs 37.38, 37.39, 38.1, 38.2, 38.3, 38.4 confirmed unique; no duplicate refs anywhere. bphs-scan.js run after seeding. Bundle: page216 begins a new 5-page bundle (target pages216-220), 1 of 5.

  2. 38.2 सत्यापित

    2

    संस्कृत

    स्वांशेऽधिमित्रस्याशे वा स्थितेऽथ दिवसे शशी । गुरुणा दृश्यते तत्र जातो वित्तसुखान्वितः ॥ २ ॥

    svanshe'dhimitrasyashe va sthite'tha divase shashi, gurunadrishyate tatra jato vittasukhanvitah.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Or, when the Moon is situated by day in its own navamsha or in that of a great-friend, and is there aspected by Jupiter, one born [then] is endowed with wealth and happiness.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    दिन में जन्म होने पर चन्द्रमा अपने या अधिमित्र के नवांश में स्थित हो और गुरु की दृष्टि भी चन्द्र पर हो तो जातक धन तथा सौख्य से परिपूर्ण होता है ॥ २-४ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page216 (PDF p.248, folio "२१६" confirmed by band0). Running head reads the TREATISE title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" -- pages205-216 pattern now T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/T/T/C/T, still not a simple alternation, recorded for continuity, still unresolved. Threshold-selection note: the standard T=5-vs-T=7 comparison was run proactively (this page has a different pixel width, 3287 vs page215's 3100, so no threshold was assumed to carry over). Two discrepancy regions were found and zoom-confirmed (scratchpad/p216-gap1.png, p216-gap2.png) as genuine subheadings -- "चन्द्रयोग फल-" and "धनाधन योग-" -- that T7 would have silently dropped. THRESH=5 (32 bands) independently confirmed on fresh evidence. Bands1-2 give the Hindi commentary for verse 37.37 (Lagnadhi yoga), correctly DEFERRED (empty translationHi) on page215 per the page-split-gloss precedent: "लग्न से ७।८ में शुभग्रह हो, पापग्रहों की दृष्टि योग उन पर नहीं हो तो लग्नाधियोग होता है । इस योग में उत्पन्न जातक सुखी तथा विद्वान् होता है ॥ ३७॥" -- this VINDICATES the page215 decision not to fabricate a commentary that might not have existed there; it exists, just on the following page. This UPDATE is applied to the existing verse 37.37 record (Object.assign), not seeded as new. Band3: subheading confirmed "पारिजातादिगत लग्नेश का फल-" (result of the lagna-lord's placement in Parijata-related dignities). Bands4-5 give verse 37.38 (definition) complete. Bands6-7 give verse 37.39 complete -- together these describe a graded set of dignities (Parijata, Vargottama, Gopura, Simhasana, Paravata, Airavata, Devaloka) for the lagna-lord's placement, each with its own phala clause. Bands8-10 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 38-39, closing "॥ ३८-३९ ॥". **Bands11-12 give the chapter-37 COLOPHON**: "इति सविमर्शंसुधाख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे बहुविधयोगाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ ३७ ॥" ("Thus, in the Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra endowed with the Sudha-named commentary, ends the chapter on manifold yogas -- Chapter 37"), preceded by a decorative divider ornament in the surrounding gap. This is a STRUCTURAL/editorial closing marker (the standard chapter-colophon formula), recorded as a source note, NOT seeded as its own verse entry, per the copyright-safety rule for editorial/narrative markers. It also settles the page215 record: Chapter 37 in fact runs through verse 37.39 (not 37.37 as the page215 checkpoint tentatively suggested before this page was examined) -- ch37.verses updated from 37 to 39 accordingly. Band13 opens **Chapter 38**: "अथ चन्द्रयोगाध्यायः ॥ ३८ ॥" ("Now, the chapter on Moon-based [Chandra] yogas"). A STRUCTURAL/editorial opening marker, recorded as a source note, not a verse. New chapter entry {n:38, dev:"चन्द्रयोगाध्यायः", iast:"Candrayogadhyayah"} added to the chapters array. Band14: subheading confirmed "चन्द्रयोग फल-" (a chapter-level introductory subheading, since Chapter 38 is itself about Chandra-yoga results). Band15: narrative dialogue marker confirmed "पराशर उवाच-" ("Parashara said--"), a structural/narrative marker per the copyright-safety rule, not seeded as verse content. Bands16-17 give verse 38.1 (definition) complete. Band18's commentary opening reads "...सूर्य से चन्द्रमा केन्द्र परफण आपोक्लिम में हों..." -- the printed compound "परफण" is retained exactly as printed (a probable typesetting metathesis of the standard technical term "पणफर"/panaphara, i.e. succedent houses), disclosed rather than silently corrected, per the standing uncertain-reading protocol. Bands18-21 give the complete Hindi commentary for verse 38.1, closing "॥ १ ॥". Band22: subheading confirmed "धनाधन योग-" (Dhanadhana yoga). Bands23-24 give verse 38.2 (definition) complete. Bands25-26 give verse 38.3 complete. Bands27-28 give verse 38.4 complete -- all three verses (38.2-38.4) are fully printed and closed with their own citations ("॥ २ ॥", "॥ ३ ॥", "॥ ४ ॥"). Bands29-30 begin the shared Hindi commentary for verses 2-4 ("दिन में जन्म होने पर चन्द्रमा अपने या अधिमित्र के नवांश में स्थित हो और गुरु की दृष्टि भी चन्द्र पर हो तो जातक धन तथा सौख्य से परिपूर्ण होता है । वही"), but **this commentary is CUT OFF mid-sentence at "वही" ("likewise") directly above the footer band** -- confirmed via a dedicated zoom crop spanning the boundary (scratchpad/p216-footer-zone.png), which shows no closing citation anywhere on this page for verses 2-4. This is a genuine page-split (the commentary continues onto page217), not a banding-detection miss. Per the established page-split-gloss precedent (applied and vindicated for verse 37.37 above), translationHi for verses 38.2, 38.3, and 38.4 is left EMPTY here rather than seeding a truncated half-sentence fragment, to be completed once page217 is read and the closing citation is available. Band31: footer stamp "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- a mild instance of the CC-0-footer-pixel-overlay pattern (the last commentary line sits only 2px above the footer band boundary), re-confirmed via the same zoom crop; no genuine content was lost to the overlay, only the expected page-split truncation described above. Sanity checks: new refs 37.38, 37.39, 38.1, 38.2, 38.3, 38.4 confirmed unique; no duplicate refs anywhere. bphs-scan.js run after seeding. Bundle: page216 begins a new 5-page bundle (target pages216-220), 1 of 5.

  3. 38.3 सत्यापित

    3

    संस्कृत

    स्वांशेऽधिमित्रस्याशे वा स्थिते रात्रौ निशाकरः । भृगुणा वीक्षितस्तर्हि सुखितो धनिको नरः ॥ ३ ॥

    svanshe'dhimitrasyashe va sthite ratrau nishakarah, bhrigunavikshitastarhi sukhito dhaniko narah.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Or, when the Moon is situated by night in its own navamsha or in that of a great-friend, and is then observed by Venus, the person is happy and wealthy.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    वही चन्द्र रात्रि में जन्म होने पर, अपने या अपने अधिमित्र के नवांशगत होकर शुक्र से दृष्ट हो तो भी मनुष्य सुखी तथा धनी होता है ॥ २-४ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page216 (PDF p.248, folio "२१६" confirmed by band0). Running head reads the TREATISE title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" -- pages205-216 pattern now T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/T/T/C/T, still not a simple alternation, recorded for continuity, still unresolved. Threshold-selection note: the standard T=5-vs-T=7 comparison was run proactively (this page has a different pixel width, 3287 vs page215's 3100, so no threshold was assumed to carry over). Two discrepancy regions were found and zoom-confirmed (scratchpad/p216-gap1.png, p216-gap2.png) as genuine subheadings -- "चन्द्रयोग फल-" and "धनाधन योग-" -- that T7 would have silently dropped. THRESH=5 (32 bands) independently confirmed on fresh evidence. Bands1-2 give the Hindi commentary for verse 37.37 (Lagnadhi yoga), correctly DEFERRED (empty translationHi) on page215 per the page-split-gloss precedent: "लग्न से ७।८ में शुभग्रह हो, पापग्रहों की दृष्टि योग उन पर नहीं हो तो लग्नाधियोग होता है । इस योग में उत्पन्न जातक सुखी तथा विद्वान् होता है ॥ ३७॥" -- this VINDICATES the page215 decision not to fabricate a commentary that might not have existed there; it exists, just on the following page. This UPDATE is applied to the existing verse 37.37 record (Object.assign), not seeded as new. Band3: subheading confirmed "पारिजातादिगत लग्नेश का फल-" (result of the lagna-lord's placement in Parijata-related dignities). Bands4-5 give verse 37.38 (definition) complete. Bands6-7 give verse 37.39 complete -- together these describe a graded set of dignities (Parijata, Vargottama, Gopura, Simhasana, Paravata, Airavata, Devaloka) for the lagna-lord's placement, each with its own phala clause. Bands8-10 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 38-39, closing "॥ ३८-३९ ॥". **Bands11-12 give the chapter-37 COLOPHON**: "इति सविमर्शंसुधाख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे बहुविधयोगाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ ३७ ॥" ("Thus, in the Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra endowed with the Sudha-named commentary, ends the chapter on manifold yogas -- Chapter 37"), preceded by a decorative divider ornament in the surrounding gap. This is a STRUCTURAL/editorial closing marker (the standard chapter-colophon formula), recorded as a source note, NOT seeded as its own verse entry, per the copyright-safety rule for editorial/narrative markers. It also settles the page215 record: Chapter 37 in fact runs through verse 37.39 (not 37.37 as the page215 checkpoint tentatively suggested before this page was examined) -- ch37.verses updated from 37 to 39 accordingly. Band13 opens **Chapter 38**: "अथ चन्द्रयोगाध्यायः ॥ ३८ ॥" ("Now, the chapter on Moon-based [Chandra] yogas"). A STRUCTURAL/editorial opening marker, recorded as a source note, not a verse. New chapter entry {n:38, dev:"चन्द्रयोगाध्यायः", iast:"Candrayogadhyayah"} added to the chapters array. Band14: subheading confirmed "चन्द्रयोग फल-" (a chapter-level introductory subheading, since Chapter 38 is itself about Chandra-yoga results). Band15: narrative dialogue marker confirmed "पराशर उवाच-" ("Parashara said--"), a structural/narrative marker per the copyright-safety rule, not seeded as verse content. Bands16-17 give verse 38.1 (definition) complete. Band18's commentary opening reads "...सूर्य से चन्द्रमा केन्द्र परफण आपोक्लिम में हों..." -- the printed compound "परफण" is retained exactly as printed (a probable typesetting metathesis of the standard technical term "पणफर"/panaphara, i.e. succedent houses), disclosed rather than silently corrected, per the standing uncertain-reading protocol. Bands18-21 give the complete Hindi commentary for verse 38.1, closing "॥ १ ॥". Band22: subheading confirmed "धनाधन योग-" (Dhanadhana yoga). Bands23-24 give verse 38.2 (definition) complete. Bands25-26 give verse 38.3 complete. Bands27-28 give verse 38.4 complete -- all three verses (38.2-38.4) are fully printed and closed with their own citations ("॥ २ ॥", "॥ ३ ॥", "॥ ४ ॥"). Bands29-30 begin the shared Hindi commentary for verses 2-4 ("दिन में जन्म होने पर चन्द्रमा अपने या अधिमित्र के नवांश में स्थित हो और गुरु की दृष्टि भी चन्द्र पर हो तो जातक धन तथा सौख्य से परिपूर्ण होता है । वही"), but **this commentary is CUT OFF mid-sentence at "वही" ("likewise") directly above the footer band** -- confirmed via a dedicated zoom crop spanning the boundary (scratchpad/p216-footer-zone.png), which shows no closing citation anywhere on this page for verses 2-4. This is a genuine page-split (the commentary continues onto page217), not a banding-detection miss. Per the established page-split-gloss precedent (applied and vindicated for verse 37.37 above), translationHi for verses 38.2, 38.3, and 38.4 is left EMPTY here rather than seeding a truncated half-sentence fragment, to be completed once page217 is read and the closing citation is available. Band31: footer stamp "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- a mild instance of the CC-0-footer-pixel-overlay pattern (the last commentary line sits only 2px above the footer band boundary), re-confirmed via the same zoom crop; no genuine content was lost to the overlay, only the expected page-split truncation described above. Sanity checks: new refs 37.38, 37.39, 38.1, 38.2, 38.3, 38.4 confirmed unique; no duplicate refs anywhere. bphs-scan.js run after seeding. Bundle: page216 begins a new 5-page bundle (target pages216-220), 1 of 5.

  4. 38.4 सत्यापित

    4

    संस्कृत

    विपरीते त्वतो जीवभृगुभ्यामवलोकिते । जातोऽत्र योगजः स्वल्पवित्तो वा निःस्व एव हि ॥ ४ ॥

    viparite tvato jivabhrigubhyamavalokite, jato'tra yogajah svalpavitto va nihsva eva hi.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    But when the reverse [placement holds] and [the Moon] is unaspected by Jupiter and Venus, one born of this yoga has very little wealth, or is indeed penniless.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    इसके विपरीत और गुरु शुक्र के दृष्टिभाव में जातक अल्पधन अथवा निर्धन होता है ॥ २-४ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page216 (PDF p.248, folio "२१६" confirmed by band0). Running head reads the TREATISE title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" -- pages205-216 pattern now T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/T/T/C/T, still not a simple alternation, recorded for continuity, still unresolved. Threshold-selection note: the standard T=5-vs-T=7 comparison was run proactively (this page has a different pixel width, 3287 vs page215's 3100, so no threshold was assumed to carry over). Two discrepancy regions were found and zoom-confirmed (scratchpad/p216-gap1.png, p216-gap2.png) as genuine subheadings -- "चन्द्रयोग फल-" and "धनाधन योग-" -- that T7 would have silently dropped. THRESH=5 (32 bands) independently confirmed on fresh evidence. Bands1-2 give the Hindi commentary for verse 37.37 (Lagnadhi yoga), correctly DEFERRED (empty translationHi) on page215 per the page-split-gloss precedent: "लग्न से ७।८ में शुभग्रह हो, पापग्रहों की दृष्टि योग उन पर नहीं हो तो लग्नाधियोग होता है । इस योग में उत्पन्न जातक सुखी तथा विद्वान् होता है ॥ ३७॥" -- this VINDICATES the page215 decision not to fabricate a commentary that might not have existed there; it exists, just on the following page. This UPDATE is applied to the existing verse 37.37 record (Object.assign), not seeded as new. Band3: subheading confirmed "पारिजातादिगत लग्नेश का फल-" (result of the lagna-lord's placement in Parijata-related dignities). Bands4-5 give verse 37.38 (definition) complete. Bands6-7 give verse 37.39 complete -- together these describe a graded set of dignities (Parijata, Vargottama, Gopura, Simhasana, Paravata, Airavata, Devaloka) for the lagna-lord's placement, each with its own phala clause. Bands8-10 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 38-39, closing "॥ ३८-३९ ॥". **Bands11-12 give the chapter-37 COLOPHON**: "इति सविमर्शंसुधाख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे बहुविधयोगाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ ३७ ॥" ("Thus, in the Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra endowed with the Sudha-named commentary, ends the chapter on manifold yogas -- Chapter 37"), preceded by a decorative divider ornament in the surrounding gap. This is a STRUCTURAL/editorial closing marker (the standard chapter-colophon formula), recorded as a source note, NOT seeded as its own verse entry, per the copyright-safety rule for editorial/narrative markers. It also settles the page215 record: Chapter 37 in fact runs through verse 37.39 (not 37.37 as the page215 checkpoint tentatively suggested before this page was examined) -- ch37.verses updated from 37 to 39 accordingly. Band13 opens **Chapter 38**: "अथ चन्द्रयोगाध्यायः ॥ ३८ ॥" ("Now, the chapter on Moon-based [Chandra] yogas"). A STRUCTURAL/editorial opening marker, recorded as a source note, not a verse. New chapter entry {n:38, dev:"चन्द्रयोगाध्यायः", iast:"Candrayogadhyayah"} added to the chapters array. Band14: subheading confirmed "चन्द्रयोग फल-" (a chapter-level introductory subheading, since Chapter 38 is itself about Chandra-yoga results). Band15: narrative dialogue marker confirmed "पराशर उवाच-" ("Parashara said--"), a structural/narrative marker per the copyright-safety rule, not seeded as verse content. Bands16-17 give verse 38.1 (definition) complete. Band18's commentary opening reads "...सूर्य से चन्द्रमा केन्द्र परफण आपोक्लिम में हों..." -- the printed compound "परफण" is retained exactly as printed (a probable typesetting metathesis of the standard technical term "पणफर"/panaphara, i.e. succedent houses), disclosed rather than silently corrected, per the standing uncertain-reading protocol. Bands18-21 give the complete Hindi commentary for verse 38.1, closing "॥ १ ॥". Band22: subheading confirmed "धनाधन योग-" (Dhanadhana yoga). Bands23-24 give verse 38.2 (definition) complete. Bands25-26 give verse 38.3 complete. Bands27-28 give verse 38.4 complete -- all three verses (38.2-38.4) are fully printed and closed with their own citations ("॥ २ ॥", "॥ ३ ॥", "॥ ४ ॥"). Bands29-30 begin the shared Hindi commentary for verses 2-4 ("दिन में जन्म होने पर चन्द्रमा अपने या अधिमित्र के नवांश में स्थित हो और गुरु की दृष्टि भी चन्द्र पर हो तो जातक धन तथा सौख्य से परिपूर्ण होता है । वही"), but **this commentary is CUT OFF mid-sentence at "वही" ("likewise") directly above the footer band** -- confirmed via a dedicated zoom crop spanning the boundary (scratchpad/p216-footer-zone.png), which shows no closing citation anywhere on this page for verses 2-4. This is a genuine page-split (the commentary continues onto page217), not a banding-detection miss. Per the established page-split-gloss precedent (applied and vindicated for verse 37.37 above), translationHi for verses 38.2, 38.3, and 38.4 is left EMPTY here rather than seeding a truncated half-sentence fragment, to be completed once page217 is read and the closing citation is available. Band31: footer stamp "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- a mild instance of the CC-0-footer-pixel-overlay pattern (the last commentary line sits only 2px above the footer band boundary), re-confirmed via the same zoom crop; no genuine content was lost to the overlay, only the expected page-split truncation described above. Sanity checks: new refs 37.38, 37.39, 38.1, 38.2, 38.3, 38.4 confirmed unique; no duplicate refs anywhere. bphs-scan.js run after seeding. Bundle: page216 begins a new 5-page bundle (target pages216-220), 1 of 5.

  5. 38.5 सत्यापित

    5

    संस्कृत

    इन्दोः षष्ठाष्टमदगैरधियोगः शुभग्रहैः । बलानुसारतस्तत्र नृपोऽमात्यो बलाधिपः ॥ ५ ॥

    indoh shashthashtamadagairadhiyogah shubhagrahaih, balanusaratastatra nripo'matyo baladhipah.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When benefics are situated [in the houses] from the Moon reckoned in this verse's compound (the commentary specifies the 6th, 7th, and 8th), Adhi-yoga results; therein, according to the planets' strength, [the native becomes] a king, a minister, or a commander of forces.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    चन्द्रमा से ६।७।८ स्थानों में शुभग्रह हों तो अधियोग होता है । उसमें उत्पन्न जातक ग्रहों के बलानुसार राजा, मन्त्री या सेनापति होता है ॥ ५ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page217 (PDF p.249, folio "२१७" confirmed by band0). Running head reads the CHAPTER title "चन्द्रयोगाध्यायः" -- pages205-217 pattern now T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/T/T/C/T/C, still not a simple alternation, recorded for continuity, still unresolved. Threshold-selection note: T=5-vs-T=7 comparison was run proactively (image 3137x4942, different from page216's 3287). One discrepancy region (band14, 27px) was found; a first zoom (scratchpad/p217-gap1.png) showed only top-stroke fragments, tentatively suspected as a banding artifact; this was CONFIRMED when band14 was read in proper sequence (matches the page210/211/215-band32 top-stroke-artifact pattern, not separate content). THRESH=5 (33 bands) confirmed. Large-gap re-scan mandate: two oversized gaps (band3->4: 198px, band7->8: 181px) were re-scanned and BOTH found to contain genuine subheadings missed ENTIRELY by band-detection (short line length), recurring the page214 "खड्गयोग-" pattern: "अधियोग-" (scratchpad/p217-gap3-4.png, p217-sub1-zoom.png) and "धनयोग" (scratchpad/p217-gap7-8.png, p217-sub2-zoom.png). Bands0-3 complete the page-split commentary for verses 38.2-38.4 that was cut off mid-sentence ("...वही") at the foot of page216: "दृष्ट हो तो भी मनुष्य सुखी तथा धनी होता है इसके विपरीत और गुरु शुक्र के दृष्टिभाव में जातक अल्पधन अथवा निर्धन होता है ॥ २-४ ॥". Combined with page216's opening clause, the full shared commentary reads: "दिन में जन्म होने पर चन्द्रमा अपने या अधिमित्र के नवांश में स्थित हो और गुरु की दृष्टि भी चन्द्र पर हो तो जातक धन तथा सौख्य से परिपूर्ण होता है । वही चन्द्र रात्रि में जन्म होने पर, अपने या अपने अधिमित्र के नवांशगत होकर शुक्र से दृष्ट हो तो भी मनुष्य सुखी तथा धनी होता है । इसके विपरीत और गुरु शुक्र के दृष्टिभाव में जातक अल्पधन अथवा निर्धन होता है ॥ २-४ ॥". Per the established per-clause-splitting convention (page214 precedent), this is split 3 ways by clause across the existing verse records 38.2 (day-birth clause), 38.3 (night-birth clause), and 38.4 (reverse-condition clause), each closing with the shared citation "॥ २-४ ॥". Applied as an UPDATES patch, not new verses. Band4 gives verse 38.5 (Adhi yoga) complete: "इन्दोः षष्ठाष्टमदगैरधियोगः शुभग्रहैः । बलानुसारतस्तत्र नृपोऽमात्यो बलाधिपः ॥ ५ ॥". The compound "षष्ठाष्टमदगैः" was extensively zoomed (up to 8x, scratchpad/p217-b04-zoom.png, p217-b04-word.png) -- letters are individually legible but the compound does not cleanly resolve to the expected standard phrase (one would expect a reference to the 7th house alongside the 6th and 8th, since the commentary explicitly glosses all three: "चन्द्रमा से ६।७।८ स्थानों में"). Retained EXACTLY as printed and disclosed as low-confidence per the standing illegible-compound protocol; the semantic content (benefics in 6th-7th-8th from the Moon) is not in doubt, independently confirmed by the commentary. Bands5-7 give the complete Hindi commentary, closing "॥ ५ ॥". Band8 gives verse 38.6 (Dhana yoga) complete: "चन्द्राद् वृद्धिगतः सौम्यैर्निखिलैस्तु महाधनी । द्वाभ्यां समोऽल्पवसुमानेकेन परिकीर्तितः ॥ ६ ॥". Bands9-12 give the complete Hindi commentary, closing "॥ ६ ॥"; band10 confirms via commentary that "वृद्धि" (growth houses) in the verse means the उपचय (upachaya) houses 3,6,10,11 from the Moon. Band13: subheading confirmed "सुनफाऽनफादुरुधरायोग-" (the classical Sunapha-Anapha-Durudhara yoga names) -- resolved via commentary cross-reference, not flagged as uncertain. Band14: confirmed banding artifact (top-stroke fragments of band15's line), no content lost. Band15 gives verse 38.7 (Sunapha/Anapha/Durudhara definition) complete: "रवि विना विधोर्वित्तरिष्फोभयगतैर्ग्रहैः । सुनफाचानफायोगः क्रमाद् दुरुधराभिधः ॥ ७ ॥". Bands17-22 give the complete Hindi commentary, closing "॥ ७ ॥": "चन्द्रमा से द्वितीय, द्वादश या उभयगत सूर्यातिरिक्त ग्रहों के द्वारा क्रमशः सुनफा, धनफा, दुरुधरा योग होते हैं । अर्थात् चन्द्रमा से दूसरे में सूर्यातिरिक्त ग्रह हों तो सुनफा, १२ वें में ( सूर्यातिरिक्त ) ग्रह हों तो अनफा, एवं २।१२ दोनों में ( सूर्यातिरिक्त ) ग्रह हों तो दुरुधरा योग होता है । वराहमिहिर ने भी--'रविवज्यंद्वादशगैरनफा चन्द्राद्द्वितीयगैः सुनफा । उभयत्र स्थिते दुरुधरा' कहा है ॥ ७ ॥". NOTE on an internal printed inconsistency, retained exactly and disclosed rather than silently corrected: band18 spells the second yoga-name "धनफा" (dhanapha), but the SAME commentary's own restatement two sentences later (band19) and the verse itself (band16, "अनफा") both spell it "अनफा" (anapha), the standard classical term -- band18's "धनफा" is very likely a न-to-ध print substitution local to that one occurrence (directly analogous to the page214 "जनलायक"/"जननायक" न-to-ल case), self-corrected by the source's own next sentence. A zoom-crop coordinate slip during verification (scratchpad/p217-b18-word.png, wrong region) was immediately caught and corrected (scratchpad/p217-b18-word2.png); the final in-sequence reads of bands18-19 are what is transcribed here. Varahamihira's quoted verse-fragment inside the commentary is reference material embedded in the Hindi prose, not seeded as a separate BPHS verse. Band23: subheading confirmed "सुनफाऽनफादियोगों का फल-" (results of the Sunapha/Anapha/Durudhara yogas) -- structural/editorial marker, recorded as a source note, not seeded as verse content. Band24-25 give verse 38.8 (Sunapha phala) complete: "भूपो भूपसमो वापि मतिवित्तप्रसिद्धिमान् । सुनफायोगजो जातः स्ववाहुबलवित्तवान् ॥ ८ ॥". Bands26-29 give verse 38.9 (Anapha phala) complete: "नृपो नीरुक् सुशीलश्च यशस्वी लोकाविश्रुतः । सुभगस्त्वनफोद्भूतो नानाविधसुखान्वितः ॥ ९ ॥". Band29-30 give verse 38.10 (Durudhara phala) complete: "सद्वित्तवाहनयुतो दानशीलश्च सौख्यभाक् । सदासौ हतशत्रुश्च सदा दुरुधरोद्भवः ॥ १० ॥". Bands30-31 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 8-10: verse 38.8's portion is COMPLETE within this page: "सुनफायोगोत्पन्न जातक राजा या राजसदृश, मतिमान्, धनी, विख्यात, तथा स्वबाहुबलोपार्जित वित्त वाला होता है ।" (applied to 38.8). The commentary then continues into verse 38.9's portion but is CUT OFF mid-sentence at "...अनफा योगज बालक राजा, नीरोग, सुशील," directly above the footer band (band32: "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"), with no closing citation present -- a genuine page-split (third consecutive page-boundary split in this bundle, following page215->216 and page216->217), not a detection miss. Per the established page-split-gloss precedent, translationHi for verses 38.9 and 38.10 is left EMPTY here, to be completed once page218 is read. Sanity checks: new refs 38.5, 38.6, 38.7, 38.8, 38.9, 38.10 confirmed unique; no duplicate refs anywhere. bphs-scan.js run after seeding. Bundle: page217 continues the pages216-220 bundle, 2 of 5.

  6. 38.6 सत्यापित

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    संस्कृत

    चन्द्राद् वृद्धिगतः सौम्यैर्निखिलैस्तु महाधनी । द्वाभ्यां समोऽल्पवसुमानेकेन परिकीर्तितः ॥ ६ ॥

    candrad vriddhigatah saumyairnikhilaistu mahadhani, dvabhyam samo'lpavasuma'nekena parikirtitah.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    One who has all benefics situated in the upachaya (growth) houses from the Moon is greatly wealthy; with two [benefics there] he is said to be of middling wealth, and with one, of little wealth.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    चन्द्रमा से वृद्धि (उपचय ३।६।१०।११) स्थानगत सभी शुभग्रह हों तो जातक पूर्ण धनी, दो शुभग्रह हों तो मध्यमधन वाला और एक शुभग्रह हो तो अल्पधन वाला होता है ॥ ६ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page217 (PDF p.249, folio "२१७" confirmed by band0). Running head reads the CHAPTER title "चन्द्रयोगाध्यायः" -- pages205-217 pattern now T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/T/T/C/T/C, still not a simple alternation, recorded for continuity, still unresolved. Threshold-selection note: T=5-vs-T=7 comparison was run proactively (image 3137x4942, different from page216's 3287). One discrepancy region (band14, 27px) was found; a first zoom (scratchpad/p217-gap1.png) showed only top-stroke fragments, tentatively suspected as a banding artifact; this was CONFIRMED when band14 was read in proper sequence (matches the page210/211/215-band32 top-stroke-artifact pattern, not separate content). THRESH=5 (33 bands) confirmed. Large-gap re-scan mandate: two oversized gaps (band3->4: 198px, band7->8: 181px) were re-scanned and BOTH found to contain genuine subheadings missed ENTIRELY by band-detection (short line length), recurring the page214 "खड्गयोग-" pattern: "अधियोग-" (scratchpad/p217-gap3-4.png, p217-sub1-zoom.png) and "धनयोग" (scratchpad/p217-gap7-8.png, p217-sub2-zoom.png). Bands0-3 complete the page-split commentary for verses 38.2-38.4 that was cut off mid-sentence ("...वही") at the foot of page216: "दृष्ट हो तो भी मनुष्य सुखी तथा धनी होता है इसके विपरीत और गुरु शुक्र के दृष्टिभाव में जातक अल्पधन अथवा निर्धन होता है ॥ २-४ ॥". Combined with page216's opening clause, the full shared commentary reads: "दिन में जन्म होने पर चन्द्रमा अपने या अधिमित्र के नवांश में स्थित हो और गुरु की दृष्टि भी चन्द्र पर हो तो जातक धन तथा सौख्य से परिपूर्ण होता है । वही चन्द्र रात्रि में जन्म होने पर, अपने या अपने अधिमित्र के नवांशगत होकर शुक्र से दृष्ट हो तो भी मनुष्य सुखी तथा धनी होता है । इसके विपरीत और गुरु शुक्र के दृष्टिभाव में जातक अल्पधन अथवा निर्धन होता है ॥ २-४ ॥". Per the established per-clause-splitting convention (page214 precedent), this is split 3 ways by clause across the existing verse records 38.2 (day-birth clause), 38.3 (night-birth clause), and 38.4 (reverse-condition clause), each closing with the shared citation "॥ २-४ ॥". Applied as an UPDATES patch, not new verses. Band4 gives verse 38.5 (Adhi yoga) complete: "इन्दोः षष्ठाष्टमदगैरधियोगः शुभग्रहैः । बलानुसारतस्तत्र नृपोऽमात्यो बलाधिपः ॥ ५ ॥". The compound "षष्ठाष्टमदगैः" was extensively zoomed (up to 8x, scratchpad/p217-b04-zoom.png, p217-b04-word.png) -- letters are individually legible but the compound does not cleanly resolve to the expected standard phrase (one would expect a reference to the 7th house alongside the 6th and 8th, since the commentary explicitly glosses all three: "चन्द्रमा से ६।७।८ स्थानों में"). Retained EXACTLY as printed and disclosed as low-confidence per the standing illegible-compound protocol; the semantic content (benefics in 6th-7th-8th from the Moon) is not in doubt, independently confirmed by the commentary. Bands5-7 give the complete Hindi commentary, closing "॥ ५ ॥". Band8 gives verse 38.6 (Dhana yoga) complete: "चन्द्राद् वृद्धिगतः सौम्यैर्निखिलैस्तु महाधनी । द्वाभ्यां समोऽल्पवसुमानेकेन परिकीर्तितः ॥ ६ ॥". Bands9-12 give the complete Hindi commentary, closing "॥ ६ ॥"; band10 confirms via commentary that "वृद्धि" (growth houses) in the verse means the उपचय (upachaya) houses 3,6,10,11 from the Moon. Band13: subheading confirmed "सुनफाऽनफादुरुधरायोग-" (the classical Sunapha-Anapha-Durudhara yoga names) -- resolved via commentary cross-reference, not flagged as uncertain. Band14: confirmed banding artifact (top-stroke fragments of band15's line), no content lost. Band15 gives verse 38.7 (Sunapha/Anapha/Durudhara definition) complete: "रवि विना विधोर्वित्तरिष्फोभयगतैर्ग्रहैः । सुनफाचानफायोगः क्रमाद् दुरुधराभिधः ॥ ७ ॥". Bands17-22 give the complete Hindi commentary, closing "॥ ७ ॥": "चन्द्रमा से द्वितीय, द्वादश या उभयगत सूर्यातिरिक्त ग्रहों के द्वारा क्रमशः सुनफा, धनफा, दुरुधरा योग होते हैं । अर्थात् चन्द्रमा से दूसरे में सूर्यातिरिक्त ग्रह हों तो सुनफा, १२ वें में ( सूर्यातिरिक्त ) ग्रह हों तो अनफा, एवं २।१२ दोनों में ( सूर्यातिरिक्त ) ग्रह हों तो दुरुधरा योग होता है । वराहमिहिर ने भी--'रविवज्यंद्वादशगैरनफा चन्द्राद्द्वितीयगैः सुनफा । उभयत्र स्थिते दुरुधरा' कहा है ॥ ७ ॥". NOTE on an internal printed inconsistency, retained exactly and disclosed rather than silently corrected: band18 spells the second yoga-name "धनफा" (dhanapha), but the SAME commentary's own restatement two sentences later (band19) and the verse itself (band16, "अनफा") both spell it "अनफा" (anapha), the standard classical term -- band18's "धनफा" is very likely a न-to-ध print substitution local to that one occurrence (directly analogous to the page214 "जनलायक"/"जननायक" न-to-ल case), self-corrected by the source's own next sentence. A zoom-crop coordinate slip during verification (scratchpad/p217-b18-word.png, wrong region) was immediately caught and corrected (scratchpad/p217-b18-word2.png); the final in-sequence reads of bands18-19 are what is transcribed here. Varahamihira's quoted verse-fragment inside the commentary is reference material embedded in the Hindi prose, not seeded as a separate BPHS verse. Band23: subheading confirmed "सुनफाऽनफादियोगों का फल-" (results of the Sunapha/Anapha/Durudhara yogas) -- structural/editorial marker, recorded as a source note, not seeded as verse content. Band24-25 give verse 38.8 (Sunapha phala) complete: "भूपो भूपसमो वापि मतिवित्तप्रसिद्धिमान् । सुनफायोगजो जातः स्ववाहुबलवित्तवान् ॥ ८ ॥". Bands26-29 give verse 38.9 (Anapha phala) complete: "नृपो नीरुक् सुशीलश्च यशस्वी लोकाविश्रुतः । सुभगस्त्वनफोद्भूतो नानाविधसुखान्वितः ॥ ९ ॥". Band29-30 give verse 38.10 (Durudhara phala) complete: "सद्वित्तवाहनयुतो दानशीलश्च सौख्यभाक् । सदासौ हतशत्रुश्च सदा दुरुधरोद्भवः ॥ १० ॥". Bands30-31 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 8-10: verse 38.8's portion is COMPLETE within this page: "सुनफायोगोत्पन्न जातक राजा या राजसदृश, मतिमान्, धनी, विख्यात, तथा स्वबाहुबलोपार्जित वित्त वाला होता है ।" (applied to 38.8). The commentary then continues into verse 38.9's portion but is CUT OFF mid-sentence at "...अनफा योगज बालक राजा, नीरोग, सुशील," directly above the footer band (band32: "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"), with no closing citation present -- a genuine page-split (third consecutive page-boundary split in this bundle, following page215->216 and page216->217), not a detection miss. Per the established page-split-gloss precedent, translationHi for verses 38.9 and 38.10 is left EMPTY here, to be completed once page218 is read. Sanity checks: new refs 38.5, 38.6, 38.7, 38.8, 38.9, 38.10 confirmed unique; no duplicate refs anywhere. bphs-scan.js run after seeding. Bundle: page217 continues the pages216-220 bundle, 2 of 5.

  7. 38.7 सत्यापित

    7

    संस्कृत

    रवि विना विधोर्वित्तरिष्फोभयगतैर्ग्रहैः । सुनफाचानफायोगः क्रमाद् दुरुधराभिधः ॥ ७ ॥

    ravi vina vidhorvittarishphobhayagatairgrahaih, sunaphacanaphayogah kramad durudharabhidhah.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    By planets, other than the Sun, situated in the 2nd, the 12th, or both from the Moon, arise respectively the Sunapha and Anapha yogas, and, [when in both,] the one named Durudhara.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    चन्द्रमा से द्वितीय, द्वादश या उभयगत सूर्यातिरिक्त ग्रहों के द्वारा क्रमशः सुनफा, धनफा, दुरुधरा योग होते हैं । अर्थात् चन्द्रमा से दूसरे में सूर्यातिरिक्त ग्रह हों तो सुनफा, १२ वें में ( सूर्यातिरिक्त ) ग्रह हों तो अनफा, एवं २।१२ दोनों में ( सूर्यातिरिक्त ) ग्रह हों तो दुरुधरा योग होता है । वराहमिहिर ने भी--'रविवज्यंद्वादशगैरनफा चन्द्राद्द्वितीयगैः सुनफा । उभयत्र स्थिते दुरुधरा' कहा है ॥ ७ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page217 (PDF p.249, folio "२१७" confirmed by band0). Running head reads the CHAPTER title "चन्द्रयोगाध्यायः" -- pages205-217 pattern now T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/T/T/C/T/C, still not a simple alternation, recorded for continuity, still unresolved. Threshold-selection note: T=5-vs-T=7 comparison was run proactively (image 3137x4942, different from page216's 3287). One discrepancy region (band14, 27px) was found; a first zoom (scratchpad/p217-gap1.png) showed only top-stroke fragments, tentatively suspected as a banding artifact; this was CONFIRMED when band14 was read in proper sequence (matches the page210/211/215-band32 top-stroke-artifact pattern, not separate content). THRESH=5 (33 bands) confirmed. Large-gap re-scan mandate: two oversized gaps (band3->4: 198px, band7->8: 181px) were re-scanned and BOTH found to contain genuine subheadings missed ENTIRELY by band-detection (short line length), recurring the page214 "खड्गयोग-" pattern: "अधियोग-" (scratchpad/p217-gap3-4.png, p217-sub1-zoom.png) and "धनयोग" (scratchpad/p217-gap7-8.png, p217-sub2-zoom.png). Bands0-3 complete the page-split commentary for verses 38.2-38.4 that was cut off mid-sentence ("...वही") at the foot of page216: "दृष्ट हो तो भी मनुष्य सुखी तथा धनी होता है इसके विपरीत और गुरु शुक्र के दृष्टिभाव में जातक अल्पधन अथवा निर्धन होता है ॥ २-४ ॥". Combined with page216's opening clause, the full shared commentary reads: "दिन में जन्म होने पर चन्द्रमा अपने या अधिमित्र के नवांश में स्थित हो और गुरु की दृष्टि भी चन्द्र पर हो तो जातक धन तथा सौख्य से परिपूर्ण होता है । वही चन्द्र रात्रि में जन्म होने पर, अपने या अपने अधिमित्र के नवांशगत होकर शुक्र से दृष्ट हो तो भी मनुष्य सुखी तथा धनी होता है । इसके विपरीत और गुरु शुक्र के दृष्टिभाव में जातक अल्पधन अथवा निर्धन होता है ॥ २-४ ॥". Per the established per-clause-splitting convention (page214 precedent), this is split 3 ways by clause across the existing verse records 38.2 (day-birth clause), 38.3 (night-birth clause), and 38.4 (reverse-condition clause), each closing with the shared citation "॥ २-४ ॥". Applied as an UPDATES patch, not new verses. Band4 gives verse 38.5 (Adhi yoga) complete: "इन्दोः षष्ठाष्टमदगैरधियोगः शुभग्रहैः । बलानुसारतस्तत्र नृपोऽमात्यो बलाधिपः ॥ ५ ॥". The compound "षष्ठाष्टमदगैः" was extensively zoomed (up to 8x, scratchpad/p217-b04-zoom.png, p217-b04-word.png) -- letters are individually legible but the compound does not cleanly resolve to the expected standard phrase (one would expect a reference to the 7th house alongside the 6th and 8th, since the commentary explicitly glosses all three: "चन्द्रमा से ६।७।८ स्थानों में"). Retained EXACTLY as printed and disclosed as low-confidence per the standing illegible-compound protocol; the semantic content (benefics in 6th-7th-8th from the Moon) is not in doubt, independently confirmed by the commentary. Bands5-7 give the complete Hindi commentary, closing "॥ ५ ॥". Band8 gives verse 38.6 (Dhana yoga) complete: "चन्द्राद् वृद्धिगतः सौम्यैर्निखिलैस्तु महाधनी । द्वाभ्यां समोऽल्पवसुमानेकेन परिकीर्तितः ॥ ६ ॥". Bands9-12 give the complete Hindi commentary, closing "॥ ६ ॥"; band10 confirms via commentary that "वृद्धि" (growth houses) in the verse means the उपचय (upachaya) houses 3,6,10,11 from the Moon. Band13: subheading confirmed "सुनफाऽनफादुरुधरायोग-" (the classical Sunapha-Anapha-Durudhara yoga names) -- resolved via commentary cross-reference, not flagged as uncertain. Band14: confirmed banding artifact (top-stroke fragments of band15's line), no content lost. Band15 gives verse 38.7 (Sunapha/Anapha/Durudhara definition) complete: "रवि विना विधोर्वित्तरिष्फोभयगतैर्ग्रहैः । सुनफाचानफायोगः क्रमाद् दुरुधराभिधः ॥ ७ ॥". Bands17-22 give the complete Hindi commentary, closing "॥ ७ ॥": "चन्द्रमा से द्वितीय, द्वादश या उभयगत सूर्यातिरिक्त ग्रहों के द्वारा क्रमशः सुनफा, धनफा, दुरुधरा योग होते हैं । अर्थात् चन्द्रमा से दूसरे में सूर्यातिरिक्त ग्रह हों तो सुनफा, १२ वें में ( सूर्यातिरिक्त ) ग्रह हों तो अनफा, एवं २।१२ दोनों में ( सूर्यातिरिक्त ) ग्रह हों तो दुरुधरा योग होता है । वराहमिहिर ने भी--'रविवज्यंद्वादशगैरनफा चन्द्राद्द्वितीयगैः सुनफा । उभयत्र स्थिते दुरुधरा' कहा है ॥ ७ ॥". NOTE on an internal printed inconsistency, retained exactly and disclosed rather than silently corrected: band18 spells the second yoga-name "धनफा" (dhanapha), but the SAME commentary's own restatement two sentences later (band19) and the verse itself (band16, "अनफा") both spell it "अनफा" (anapha), the standard classical term -- band18's "धनफा" is very likely a न-to-ध print substitution local to that one occurrence (directly analogous to the page214 "जनलायक"/"जननायक" न-to-ल case), self-corrected by the source's own next sentence. A zoom-crop coordinate slip during verification (scratchpad/p217-b18-word.png, wrong region) was immediately caught and corrected (scratchpad/p217-b18-word2.png); the final in-sequence reads of bands18-19 are what is transcribed here. Varahamihira's quoted verse-fragment inside the commentary is reference material embedded in the Hindi prose, not seeded as a separate BPHS verse. Band23: subheading confirmed "सुनफाऽनफादियोगों का फल-" (results of the Sunapha/Anapha/Durudhara yogas) -- structural/editorial marker, recorded as a source note, not seeded as verse content. Band24-25 give verse 38.8 (Sunapha phala) complete: "भूपो भूपसमो वापि मतिवित्तप्रसिद्धिमान् । सुनफायोगजो जातः स्ववाहुबलवित्तवान् ॥ ८ ॥". Bands26-29 give verse 38.9 (Anapha phala) complete: "नृपो नीरुक् सुशीलश्च यशस्वी लोकाविश्रुतः । सुभगस्त्वनफोद्भूतो नानाविधसुखान्वितः ॥ ९ ॥". Band29-30 give verse 38.10 (Durudhara phala) complete: "सद्वित्तवाहनयुतो दानशीलश्च सौख्यभाक् । सदासौ हतशत्रुश्च सदा दुरुधरोद्भवः ॥ १० ॥". Bands30-31 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 8-10: verse 38.8's portion is COMPLETE within this page: "सुनफायोगोत्पन्न जातक राजा या राजसदृश, मतिमान्, धनी, विख्यात, तथा स्वबाहुबलोपार्जित वित्त वाला होता है ।" (applied to 38.8). The commentary then continues into verse 38.9's portion but is CUT OFF mid-sentence at "...अनफा योगज बालक राजा, नीरोग, सुशील," directly above the footer band (band32: "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"), with no closing citation present -- a genuine page-split (third consecutive page-boundary split in this bundle, following page215->216 and page216->217), not a detection miss. Per the established page-split-gloss precedent, translationHi for verses 38.9 and 38.10 is left EMPTY here, to be completed once page218 is read. Sanity checks: new refs 38.5, 38.6, 38.7, 38.8, 38.9, 38.10 confirmed unique; no duplicate refs anywhere. bphs-scan.js run after seeding. Bundle: page217 continues the pages216-220 bundle, 2 of 5.

  8. 38.8 सत्यापित

    8

    संस्कृत

    भूपो भूपसमो वापि मतिवित्तप्रसिद्धिमान् । सुनफायोगजो जातः स्ववाहुबलवित्तवान् ॥ ८ ॥

    bhupo bhupasamo vapi mativittaprasiddhiman, sunaphayogajo jatah svavahubalavittavan.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    One born of Sunapha yoga becomes a king or the equal of a king, possessed of intelligence, wealth, and renown, and wealthy through the strength of his own arms.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    सुनफायोगोत्पन्न जातक राजा या राजसदृश, मतिमान्, धनी, विख्यात, तथा स्वबाहुबलोपार्जित वित्त वाला होता है ॥ ८-१० ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page217 (PDF p.249, folio "२१७" confirmed by band0). Running head reads the CHAPTER title "चन्द्रयोगाध्यायः" -- pages205-217 pattern now T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/T/T/C/T/C, still not a simple alternation, recorded for continuity, still unresolved. Threshold-selection note: T=5-vs-T=7 comparison was run proactively (image 3137x4942, different from page216's 3287). One discrepancy region (band14, 27px) was found; a first zoom (scratchpad/p217-gap1.png) showed only top-stroke fragments, tentatively suspected as a banding artifact; this was CONFIRMED when band14 was read in proper sequence (matches the page210/211/215-band32 top-stroke-artifact pattern, not separate content). THRESH=5 (33 bands) confirmed. Large-gap re-scan mandate: two oversized gaps (band3->4: 198px, band7->8: 181px) were re-scanned and BOTH found to contain genuine subheadings missed ENTIRELY by band-detection (short line length), recurring the page214 "खड्गयोग-" pattern: "अधियोग-" (scratchpad/p217-gap3-4.png, p217-sub1-zoom.png) and "धनयोग" (scratchpad/p217-gap7-8.png, p217-sub2-zoom.png). Bands0-3 complete the page-split commentary for verses 38.2-38.4 that was cut off mid-sentence ("...वही") at the foot of page216: "दृष्ट हो तो भी मनुष्य सुखी तथा धनी होता है इसके विपरीत और गुरु शुक्र के दृष्टिभाव में जातक अल्पधन अथवा निर्धन होता है ॥ २-४ ॥". Combined with page216's opening clause, the full shared commentary reads: "दिन में जन्म होने पर चन्द्रमा अपने या अधिमित्र के नवांश में स्थित हो और गुरु की दृष्टि भी चन्द्र पर हो तो जातक धन तथा सौख्य से परिपूर्ण होता है । वही चन्द्र रात्रि में जन्म होने पर, अपने या अपने अधिमित्र के नवांशगत होकर शुक्र से दृष्ट हो तो भी मनुष्य सुखी तथा धनी होता है । इसके विपरीत और गुरु शुक्र के दृष्टिभाव में जातक अल्पधन अथवा निर्धन होता है ॥ २-४ ॥". Per the established per-clause-splitting convention (page214 precedent), this is split 3 ways by clause across the existing verse records 38.2 (day-birth clause), 38.3 (night-birth clause), and 38.4 (reverse-condition clause), each closing with the shared citation "॥ २-४ ॥". Applied as an UPDATES patch, not new verses. Band4 gives verse 38.5 (Adhi yoga) complete: "इन्दोः षष्ठाष्टमदगैरधियोगः शुभग्रहैः । बलानुसारतस्तत्र नृपोऽमात्यो बलाधिपः ॥ ५ ॥". The compound "षष्ठाष्टमदगैः" was extensively zoomed (up to 8x, scratchpad/p217-b04-zoom.png, p217-b04-word.png) -- letters are individually legible but the compound does not cleanly resolve to the expected standard phrase (one would expect a reference to the 7th house alongside the 6th and 8th, since the commentary explicitly glosses all three: "चन्द्रमा से ६।७।८ स्थानों में"). Retained EXACTLY as printed and disclosed as low-confidence per the standing illegible-compound protocol; the semantic content (benefics in 6th-7th-8th from the Moon) is not in doubt, independently confirmed by the commentary. Bands5-7 give the complete Hindi commentary, closing "॥ ५ ॥". Band8 gives verse 38.6 (Dhana yoga) complete: "चन्द्राद् वृद्धिगतः सौम्यैर्निखिलैस्तु महाधनी । द्वाभ्यां समोऽल्पवसुमानेकेन परिकीर्तितः ॥ ६ ॥". Bands9-12 give the complete Hindi commentary, closing "॥ ६ ॥"; band10 confirms via commentary that "वृद्धि" (growth houses) in the verse means the उपचय (upachaya) houses 3,6,10,11 from the Moon. Band13: subheading confirmed "सुनफाऽनफादुरुधरायोग-" (the classical Sunapha-Anapha-Durudhara yoga names) -- resolved via commentary cross-reference, not flagged as uncertain. Band14: confirmed banding artifact (top-stroke fragments of band15's line), no content lost. Band15 gives verse 38.7 (Sunapha/Anapha/Durudhara definition) complete: "रवि विना विधोर्वित्तरिष्फोभयगतैर्ग्रहैः । सुनफाचानफायोगः क्रमाद् दुरुधराभिधः ॥ ७ ॥". Bands17-22 give the complete Hindi commentary, closing "॥ ७ ॥": "चन्द्रमा से द्वितीय, द्वादश या उभयगत सूर्यातिरिक्त ग्रहों के द्वारा क्रमशः सुनफा, धनफा, दुरुधरा योग होते हैं । अर्थात् चन्द्रमा से दूसरे में सूर्यातिरिक्त ग्रह हों तो सुनफा, १२ वें में ( सूर्यातिरिक्त ) ग्रह हों तो अनफा, एवं २।१२ दोनों में ( सूर्यातिरिक्त ) ग्रह हों तो दुरुधरा योग होता है । वराहमिहिर ने भी--'रविवज्यंद्वादशगैरनफा चन्द्राद्द्वितीयगैः सुनफा । उभयत्र स्थिते दुरुधरा' कहा है ॥ ७ ॥". NOTE on an internal printed inconsistency, retained exactly and disclosed rather than silently corrected: band18 spells the second yoga-name "धनफा" (dhanapha), but the SAME commentary's own restatement two sentences later (band19) and the verse itself (band16, "अनफा") both spell it "अनफा" (anapha), the standard classical term -- band18's "धनफा" is very likely a न-to-ध print substitution local to that one occurrence (directly analogous to the page214 "जनलायक"/"जननायक" न-to-ल case), self-corrected by the source's own next sentence. A zoom-crop coordinate slip during verification (scratchpad/p217-b18-word.png, wrong region) was immediately caught and corrected (scratchpad/p217-b18-word2.png); the final in-sequence reads of bands18-19 are what is transcribed here. Varahamihira's quoted verse-fragment inside the commentary is reference material embedded in the Hindi prose, not seeded as a separate BPHS verse. Band23: subheading confirmed "सुनफाऽनफादियोगों का फल-" (results of the Sunapha/Anapha/Durudhara yogas) -- structural/editorial marker, recorded as a source note, not seeded as verse content. Band24-25 give verse 38.8 (Sunapha phala) complete: "भूपो भूपसमो वापि मतिवित्तप्रसिद्धिमान् । सुनफायोगजो जातः स्ववाहुबलवित्तवान् ॥ ८ ॥". Bands26-29 give verse 38.9 (Anapha phala) complete: "नृपो नीरुक् सुशीलश्च यशस्वी लोकाविश्रुतः । सुभगस्त्वनफोद्भूतो नानाविधसुखान्वितः ॥ ९ ॥". Band29-30 give verse 38.10 (Durudhara phala) complete: "सद्वित्तवाहनयुतो दानशीलश्च सौख्यभाक् । सदासौ हतशत्रुश्च सदा दुरुधरोद्भवः ॥ १० ॥". Bands30-31 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 8-10: verse 38.8's portion is COMPLETE within this page: "सुनफायोगोत्पन्न जातक राजा या राजसदृश, मतिमान्, धनी, विख्यात, तथा स्वबाहुबलोपार्जित वित्त वाला होता है ।" (applied to 38.8). The commentary then continues into verse 38.9's portion but is CUT OFF mid-sentence at "...अनफा योगज बालक राजा, नीरोग, सुशील," directly above the footer band (band32: "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"), with no closing citation present -- a genuine page-split (third consecutive page-boundary split in this bundle, following page215->216 and page216->217), not a detection miss. Per the established page-split-gloss precedent, translationHi for verses 38.9 and 38.10 is left EMPTY here, to be completed once page218 is read. Sanity checks: new refs 38.5, 38.6, 38.7, 38.8, 38.9, 38.10 confirmed unique; no duplicate refs anywhere. bphs-scan.js run after seeding. Bundle: page217 continues the pages216-220 bundle, 2 of 5.

  9. 38.9 सत्यापित

    9

    संस्कृत

    नृपो नीरुक् सुशीलश्च यशस्वी लोकाविश्रुतः । सुभगस्त्वनफोद्भूतो नानाविधसुखान्वितः ॥ ९ ॥

    nripo niruk sushilashca yashasvi lokavishrutah, subhagastvanaphodbhuto nanavidhasukhanvitah.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    One born of Anapha yoga is a king, free from disease, of good conduct, famous, renowned throughout the world, fortunate, and endowed with manifold happiness.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    अनफा योगज बालक राजा, नीरोग, सुशील, यशस्वी, लोकविख्यात, सुन्दर तथा अनेकविधसौख्यपूर्ण होता है ॥ ८-१० ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page217 (PDF p.249, folio "२१७" confirmed by band0). Running head reads the CHAPTER title "चन्द्रयोगाध्यायः" -- pages205-217 pattern now T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/T/T/C/T/C, still not a simple alternation, recorded for continuity, still unresolved. Threshold-selection note: T=5-vs-T=7 comparison was run proactively (image 3137x4942, different from page216's 3287). One discrepancy region (band14, 27px) was found; a first zoom (scratchpad/p217-gap1.png) showed only top-stroke fragments, tentatively suspected as a banding artifact; this was CONFIRMED when band14 was read in proper sequence (matches the page210/211/215-band32 top-stroke-artifact pattern, not separate content). THRESH=5 (33 bands) confirmed. Large-gap re-scan mandate: two oversized gaps (band3->4: 198px, band7->8: 181px) were re-scanned and BOTH found to contain genuine subheadings missed ENTIRELY by band-detection (short line length), recurring the page214 "खड्गयोग-" pattern: "अधियोग-" (scratchpad/p217-gap3-4.png, p217-sub1-zoom.png) and "धनयोग" (scratchpad/p217-gap7-8.png, p217-sub2-zoom.png). Bands0-3 complete the page-split commentary for verses 38.2-38.4 that was cut off mid-sentence ("...वही") at the foot of page216: "दृष्ट हो तो भी मनुष्य सुखी तथा धनी होता है इसके विपरीत और गुरु शुक्र के दृष्टिभाव में जातक अल्पधन अथवा निर्धन होता है ॥ २-४ ॥". Combined with page216's opening clause, the full shared commentary reads: "दिन में जन्म होने पर चन्द्रमा अपने या अधिमित्र के नवांश में स्थित हो और गुरु की दृष्टि भी चन्द्र पर हो तो जातक धन तथा सौख्य से परिपूर्ण होता है । वही चन्द्र रात्रि में जन्म होने पर, अपने या अपने अधिमित्र के नवांशगत होकर शुक्र से दृष्ट हो तो भी मनुष्य सुखी तथा धनी होता है । इसके विपरीत और गुरु शुक्र के दृष्टिभाव में जातक अल्पधन अथवा निर्धन होता है ॥ २-४ ॥". Per the established per-clause-splitting convention (page214 precedent), this is split 3 ways by clause across the existing verse records 38.2 (day-birth clause), 38.3 (night-birth clause), and 38.4 (reverse-condition clause), each closing with the shared citation "॥ २-४ ॥". Applied as an UPDATES patch, not new verses. Band4 gives verse 38.5 (Adhi yoga) complete: "इन्दोः षष्ठाष्टमदगैरधियोगः शुभग्रहैः । बलानुसारतस्तत्र नृपोऽमात्यो बलाधिपः ॥ ५ ॥". The compound "षष्ठाष्टमदगैः" was extensively zoomed (up to 8x, scratchpad/p217-b04-zoom.png, p217-b04-word.png) -- letters are individually legible but the compound does not cleanly resolve to the expected standard phrase (one would expect a reference to the 7th house alongside the 6th and 8th, since the commentary explicitly glosses all three: "चन्द्रमा से ६।७।८ स्थानों में"). Retained EXACTLY as printed and disclosed as low-confidence per the standing illegible-compound protocol; the semantic content (benefics in 6th-7th-8th from the Moon) is not in doubt, independently confirmed by the commentary. Bands5-7 give the complete Hindi commentary, closing "॥ ५ ॥". Band8 gives verse 38.6 (Dhana yoga) complete: "चन्द्राद् वृद्धिगतः सौम्यैर्निखिलैस्तु महाधनी । द्वाभ्यां समोऽल्पवसुमानेकेन परिकीर्तितः ॥ ६ ॥". Bands9-12 give the complete Hindi commentary, closing "॥ ६ ॥"; band10 confirms via commentary that "वृद्धि" (growth houses) in the verse means the उपचय (upachaya) houses 3,6,10,11 from the Moon. Band13: subheading confirmed "सुनफाऽनफादुरुधरायोग-" (the classical Sunapha-Anapha-Durudhara yoga names) -- resolved via commentary cross-reference, not flagged as uncertain. Band14: confirmed banding artifact (top-stroke fragments of band15's line), no content lost. Band15 gives verse 38.7 (Sunapha/Anapha/Durudhara definition) complete: "रवि विना विधोर्वित्तरिष्फोभयगतैर्ग्रहैः । सुनफाचानफायोगः क्रमाद् दुरुधराभिधः ॥ ७ ॥". Bands17-22 give the complete Hindi commentary, closing "॥ ७ ॥": "चन्द्रमा से द्वितीय, द्वादश या उभयगत सूर्यातिरिक्त ग्रहों के द्वारा क्रमशः सुनफा, धनफा, दुरुधरा योग होते हैं । अर्थात् चन्द्रमा से दूसरे में सूर्यातिरिक्त ग्रह हों तो सुनफा, १२ वें में ( सूर्यातिरिक्त ) ग्रह हों तो अनफा, एवं २।१२ दोनों में ( सूर्यातिरिक्त ) ग्रह हों तो दुरुधरा योग होता है । वराहमिहिर ने भी--'रविवज्यंद्वादशगैरनफा चन्द्राद्द्वितीयगैः सुनफा । उभयत्र स्थिते दुरुधरा' कहा है ॥ ७ ॥". NOTE on an internal printed inconsistency, retained exactly and disclosed rather than silently corrected: band18 spells the second yoga-name "धनफा" (dhanapha), but the SAME commentary's own restatement two sentences later (band19) and the verse itself (band16, "अनफा") both spell it "अनफा" (anapha), the standard classical term -- band18's "धनफा" is very likely a न-to-ध print substitution local to that one occurrence (directly analogous to the page214 "जनलायक"/"जननायक" न-to-ल case), self-corrected by the source's own next sentence. A zoom-crop coordinate slip during verification (scratchpad/p217-b18-word.png, wrong region) was immediately caught and corrected (scratchpad/p217-b18-word2.png); the final in-sequence reads of bands18-19 are what is transcribed here. Varahamihira's quoted verse-fragment inside the commentary is reference material embedded in the Hindi prose, not seeded as a separate BPHS verse. Band23: subheading confirmed "सुनफाऽनफादियोगों का फल-" (results of the Sunapha/Anapha/Durudhara yogas) -- structural/editorial marker, recorded as a source note, not seeded as verse content. Band24-25 give verse 38.8 (Sunapha phala) complete: "भूपो भूपसमो वापि मतिवित्तप्रसिद्धिमान् । सुनफायोगजो जातः स्ववाहुबलवित्तवान् ॥ ८ ॥". Bands26-29 give verse 38.9 (Anapha phala) complete: "नृपो नीरुक् सुशीलश्च यशस्वी लोकाविश्रुतः । सुभगस्त्वनफोद्भूतो नानाविधसुखान्वितः ॥ ९ ॥". Band29-30 give verse 38.10 (Durudhara phala) complete: "सद्वित्तवाहनयुतो दानशीलश्च सौख्यभाक् । सदासौ हतशत्रुश्च सदा दुरुधरोद्भवः ॥ १० ॥". Bands30-31 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 8-10: verse 38.8's portion is COMPLETE within this page: "सुनफायोगोत्पन्न जातक राजा या राजसदृश, मतिमान्, धनी, विख्यात, तथा स्वबाहुबलोपार्जित वित्त वाला होता है ।" (applied to 38.8). The commentary then continues into verse 38.9's portion but is CUT OFF mid-sentence at "...अनफा योगज बालक राजा, नीरोग, सुशील," directly above the footer band (band32: "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"), with no closing citation present -- a genuine page-split (third consecutive page-boundary split in this bundle, following page215->216 and page216->217), not a detection miss. Per the established page-split-gloss precedent, translationHi for verses 38.9 and 38.10 is left EMPTY here, to be completed once page218 is read. Sanity checks: new refs 38.5, 38.6, 38.7, 38.8, 38.9, 38.10 confirmed unique; no duplicate refs anywhere. bphs-scan.js run after seeding. Bundle: page217 continues the pages216-220 bundle, 2 of 5.

  10. 38.10 सत्यापित

    10

    संस्कृत

    सद्वित्तवाहनयुतो दानशीलश्च सौख्यभाक् । सदासौ हतशत्रुश्च सदा दुरुधरोद्भवः ॥ १० ॥

    sadvittavahanayuto danashilashca saukhyabhak, sadasau hatashatrushca sada durudharodbhavah.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    One born of Durudhara yoga is endowed with good wealth and vehicles, charitable in disposition, enjoys happiness, is ever victorious over his enemies, and is always [prosperous].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    दुरुधरोत्पन्न मनुष्य धनी, यानवान्, दानी, सुखी, नौकरों से युक्त, तथा हतशत्रु होता है ॥ ८-१० ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page217 (PDF p.249, folio "२१७" confirmed by band0). Running head reads the CHAPTER title "चन्द्रयोगाध्यायः" -- pages205-217 pattern now T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/T/T/C/T/C, still not a simple alternation, recorded for continuity, still unresolved. Threshold-selection note: T=5-vs-T=7 comparison was run proactively (image 3137x4942, different from page216's 3287). One discrepancy region (band14, 27px) was found; a first zoom (scratchpad/p217-gap1.png) showed only top-stroke fragments, tentatively suspected as a banding artifact; this was CONFIRMED when band14 was read in proper sequence (matches the page210/211/215-band32 top-stroke-artifact pattern, not separate content). THRESH=5 (33 bands) confirmed. Large-gap re-scan mandate: two oversized gaps (band3->4: 198px, band7->8: 181px) were re-scanned and BOTH found to contain genuine subheadings missed ENTIRELY by band-detection (short line length), recurring the page214 "खड्गयोग-" pattern: "अधियोग-" (scratchpad/p217-gap3-4.png, p217-sub1-zoom.png) and "धनयोग" (scratchpad/p217-gap7-8.png, p217-sub2-zoom.png). Bands0-3 complete the page-split commentary for verses 38.2-38.4 that was cut off mid-sentence ("...वही") at the foot of page216: "दृष्ट हो तो भी मनुष्य सुखी तथा धनी होता है इसके विपरीत और गुरु शुक्र के दृष्टिभाव में जातक अल्पधन अथवा निर्धन होता है ॥ २-४ ॥". Combined with page216's opening clause, the full shared commentary reads: "दिन में जन्म होने पर चन्द्रमा अपने या अधिमित्र के नवांश में स्थित हो और गुरु की दृष्टि भी चन्द्र पर हो तो जातक धन तथा सौख्य से परिपूर्ण होता है । वही चन्द्र रात्रि में जन्म होने पर, अपने या अपने अधिमित्र के नवांशगत होकर शुक्र से दृष्ट हो तो भी मनुष्य सुखी तथा धनी होता है । इसके विपरीत और गुरु शुक्र के दृष्टिभाव में जातक अल्पधन अथवा निर्धन होता है ॥ २-४ ॥". Per the established per-clause-splitting convention (page214 precedent), this is split 3 ways by clause across the existing verse records 38.2 (day-birth clause), 38.3 (night-birth clause), and 38.4 (reverse-condition clause), each closing with the shared citation "॥ २-४ ॥". Applied as an UPDATES patch, not new verses. Band4 gives verse 38.5 (Adhi yoga) complete: "इन्दोः षष्ठाष्टमदगैरधियोगः शुभग्रहैः । बलानुसारतस्तत्र नृपोऽमात्यो बलाधिपः ॥ ५ ॥". The compound "षष्ठाष्टमदगैः" was extensively zoomed (up to 8x, scratchpad/p217-b04-zoom.png, p217-b04-word.png) -- letters are individually legible but the compound does not cleanly resolve to the expected standard phrase (one would expect a reference to the 7th house alongside the 6th and 8th, since the commentary explicitly glosses all three: "चन्द्रमा से ६।७।८ स्थानों में"). Retained EXACTLY as printed and disclosed as low-confidence per the standing illegible-compound protocol; the semantic content (benefics in 6th-7th-8th from the Moon) is not in doubt, independently confirmed by the commentary. Bands5-7 give the complete Hindi commentary, closing "॥ ५ ॥". Band8 gives verse 38.6 (Dhana yoga) complete: "चन्द्राद् वृद्धिगतः सौम्यैर्निखिलैस्तु महाधनी । द्वाभ्यां समोऽल्पवसुमानेकेन परिकीर्तितः ॥ ६ ॥". Bands9-12 give the complete Hindi commentary, closing "॥ ६ ॥"; band10 confirms via commentary that "वृद्धि" (growth houses) in the verse means the उपचय (upachaya) houses 3,6,10,11 from the Moon. Band13: subheading confirmed "सुनफाऽनफादुरुधरायोग-" (the classical Sunapha-Anapha-Durudhara yoga names) -- resolved via commentary cross-reference, not flagged as uncertain. Band14: confirmed banding artifact (top-stroke fragments of band15's line), no content lost. Band15 gives verse 38.7 (Sunapha/Anapha/Durudhara definition) complete: "रवि विना विधोर्वित्तरिष्फोभयगतैर्ग्रहैः । सुनफाचानफायोगः क्रमाद् दुरुधराभिधः ॥ ७ ॥". Bands17-22 give the complete Hindi commentary, closing "॥ ७ ॥": "चन्द्रमा से द्वितीय, द्वादश या उभयगत सूर्यातिरिक्त ग्रहों के द्वारा क्रमशः सुनफा, धनफा, दुरुधरा योग होते हैं । अर्थात् चन्द्रमा से दूसरे में सूर्यातिरिक्त ग्रह हों तो सुनफा, १२ वें में ( सूर्यातिरिक्त ) ग्रह हों तो अनफा, एवं २।१२ दोनों में ( सूर्यातिरिक्त ) ग्रह हों तो दुरुधरा योग होता है । वराहमिहिर ने भी--'रविवज्यंद्वादशगैरनफा चन्द्राद्द्वितीयगैः सुनफा । उभयत्र स्थिते दुरुधरा' कहा है ॥ ७ ॥". NOTE on an internal printed inconsistency, retained exactly and disclosed rather than silently corrected: band18 spells the second yoga-name "धनफा" (dhanapha), but the SAME commentary's own restatement two sentences later (band19) and the verse itself (band16, "अनफा") both spell it "अनफा" (anapha), the standard classical term -- band18's "धनफा" is very likely a न-to-ध print substitution local to that one occurrence (directly analogous to the page214 "जनलायक"/"जननायक" न-to-ल case), self-corrected by the source's own next sentence. A zoom-crop coordinate slip during verification (scratchpad/p217-b18-word.png, wrong region) was immediately caught and corrected (scratchpad/p217-b18-word2.png); the final in-sequence reads of bands18-19 are what is transcribed here. Varahamihira's quoted verse-fragment inside the commentary is reference material embedded in the Hindi prose, not seeded as a separate BPHS verse. Band23: subheading confirmed "सुनफाऽनफादियोगों का फल-" (results of the Sunapha/Anapha/Durudhara yogas) -- structural/editorial marker, recorded as a source note, not seeded as verse content. Band24-25 give verse 38.8 (Sunapha phala) complete: "भूपो भूपसमो वापि मतिवित्तप्रसिद्धिमान् । सुनफायोगजो जातः स्ववाहुबलवित्तवान् ॥ ८ ॥". Bands26-29 give verse 38.9 (Anapha phala) complete: "नृपो नीरुक् सुशीलश्च यशस्वी लोकाविश्रुतः । सुभगस्त्वनफोद्भूतो नानाविधसुखान्वितः ॥ ९ ॥". Band29-30 give verse 38.10 (Durudhara phala) complete: "सद्वित्तवाहनयुतो दानशीलश्च सौख्यभाक् । सदासौ हतशत्रुश्च सदा दुरुधरोद्भवः ॥ १० ॥". Bands30-31 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 8-10: verse 38.8's portion is COMPLETE within this page: "सुनफायोगोत्पन्न जातक राजा या राजसदृश, मतिमान्, धनी, विख्यात, तथा स्वबाहुबलोपार्जित वित्त वाला होता है ।" (applied to 38.8). The commentary then continues into verse 38.9's portion but is CUT OFF mid-sentence at "...अनफा योगज बालक राजा, नीरोग, सुशील," directly above the footer band (band32: "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"), with no closing citation present -- a genuine page-split (third consecutive page-boundary split in this bundle, following page215->216 and page216->217), not a detection miss. Per the established page-split-gloss precedent, translationHi for verses 38.9 and 38.10 is left EMPTY here, to be completed once page218 is read. Sanity checks: new refs 38.5, 38.6, 38.7, 38.8, 38.9, 38.10 confirmed unique; no duplicate refs anywhere. bphs-scan.js run after seeding. Bundle: page217 continues the pages216-220 bundle, 2 of 5.

  11. 38.11 सत्यापित

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    संस्कृत

    रवि विनेन्दुतः कश्चिद् ग्रहो नैवार्थरिष्फगः । केमद्रुमाभिधो योगः केन्द्रे ग्रहयुते न सः ॥ ११ ॥

    ravi vinendutah kashcid graho naivartharishphagah, kemadrumabhidho yogah kendre grahayute na sah.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When, apart from the Sun, no planet at all is situated in the 2nd or 12th from the Moon, that is the yoga named Kemadruma -- [but] not so if a planet is situated in a kendra [from the Moon].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    सूर्यातिरिक्त कोई ग्रह चन्द्र से २।१२ में नहीं हो, और लग्न से भी केन्द्रस्थानों में कोई ग्रह नहीं हो तो केमद्रुम योग होता है ॥ ११-१२ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page218 (PDF p.250, folio "२१८" confirmed by band0). Running head reads the TREATISE title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" -- pages205-218 pattern now T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/T/T/C/T/C/T, still not a simple alternation, recorded for continuity, still unresolved. Threshold-selection note: T=5-vs-T=7 comparison run proactively (image 3317x4937, different width from page217's 3137). T5 and T7 produced the SAME band count (35) with no discrepancy regions -- a rare clean match, still independently re-verified per the standing mandate rather than assumed. THRESH=5 (35 bands) confirmed. Large-gap re-scan mandate: two oversized gaps (band0->1: 118px, band2->3: 198px) re-scanned. Gap0->1 (scratchpad/p218-gap1.png) is ordinary top-margin/header spacing, nothing missed. Gap2->3 (scratchpad/p218-gap2.png) revealed a genuine subheading missed ENTIRELY by band-detection (short line length), recurring the page214/page217 pattern: "केमद्रुमयोग-" (Kemadruma yoga). Bands1-2 complete the page-split commentary for verses 38.8-38.10 that was cut off at the foot of page217 ("...अनफा योगज बालक राजा, नीरोग, सुशील,"): "यशस्वी, लोकविख्यात, सुन्दर तथा अनेकविधसौख्यपूर्ण होता है । दुरुधरोत्पन्न मनुष्य धनी, यानवान्, दानी, सुखी, नौकरों से युक्त, तथा हतशत्रु होता है ॥ ८-१० ॥". This reveals the TRUE shared closing citation for verses 8-10 is "॥ ८-१० ॥", not the "॥ ८ ॥" provisionally recorded for verse 38.8 on page217 (a reasonable placeholder at the time, since the citation had not yet been seen and 38.8's own commentary clause read as a complete sentence). **Disclosed RETROACTIVE_CORRECTION**: 38.8's translationHi citation is corrected from "॥ ८ ॥" to the shared "॥ ८-१० ॥" via an UPDATES patch; 38.9 and 38.10 (previously empty, deferred) are completed here with their own clauses, all three closing with the same shared "॥ ८-१० ॥", per the established per-clause-splitting convention. Band3: subheading confirmed "केमद्रुमयोग-" (the region flagged during the large-gap re-scan). Bands4-5 give verse 38.11 (Kemadruma yoga, definition) complete: "रवि विनेन्दुतः कश्चिद् ग्रहो नैवार्थरिष्फगः । केमद्रुमाभिधो योगः केन्द्रे ग्रहयुते न सः ॥ ११ ॥". Bands6-7 give verse 38.12 (Kemadruma yoga, phala) complete: "तत्र जातो भवेदेव विद्याहीनोऽतिनिन्दितः । निःस्वो नानापत्तियुक्तो मानवो मतिवर्जितः ॥ १२ ॥". Bands7-9 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 11-12, closing "॥ ११-१२ ॥"; split per-clause across the two verse records per the established convention (definition-clause to 38.11, phala-clause to 38.12). Bands10-33 give an extended editorial "विमर्शः--" (discourse/exposition) discussing all four yogas of this section together (Sunapha, Anapha, Durudhara, Kemadruma), quoting Varahamihira's Brihajjataka twice, giving permutation counts (31 bheda each for Sunapha/Anapha, 180 for Durudhara), and detailing several Kemadruma-bhanga (cancellation) conditions. This is entirely editorial Hindi prose discussing/quoting a DIFFERENT classical author (Varahamihira), not new BPHS root-verse content -- per the copyright-safety rule it is transcribed VERBATIM into translationHi as attributed reference material (appended to verse 38.12's translationHi, following its own "॥ ११-१२ ॥" citation), NOT seeded as separate BPHS verse entries; no shloka-closing citation numbers appear anywhere in this prose block, confirming it is discursive commentary rather than numbered verses. Two disclosed low-confidence readings within the FIRST quoted Varahamihira couplet (band11-13), retained exactly as printed rather than silently normalized to the expected classical wording: (a) band12's "केसद्रुसोऽन्यैरुद्ववसौ" -- zoomed to 5x (scratchpad/p218-b12-word2.png) and confirmed letter-by-letter to read with स where the term is spelled with म ("केमद्रुम") everywhere else on this page (bands10,13,17,18,22,23,26 etc.) -- a probable localized म-to-स print substitution within this one quotation; (b) band21's "दोरुधरे प्रभेदाः" -- zoomed to 4x (scratchpad/p218-b21-zoom3.png) and confirmed to read दो (do) rather than the expected दु (du) of "दुरुधरे" -- a probable localized उ-to-ओ print substitution, also local to this quotation. Neither affects the main BPHS root verses or the primary commentary; both are quoted secondary reference material. Band34: footer stamp "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- page ends cleanly, no page-split this time (the विमर्श discourse closes with "...श्रेयस्कर है ।" well above the footer). Sanity checks: new refs 38.11, 38.12 confirmed unique; no duplicate refs anywhere. bphs-scan.js run after seeding. Bundle: page218 continues the pages216-220 bundle, 3 of 5.

  12. 38.12 सत्यापित

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    संस्कृत

    तत्र जातो भवेदेव विद्याहीनोऽतिनिन्दितः । निःस्वो नानापत्तियुक्तो मानवो मतिवर्जितः ॥ १२ ॥

    tatra jato bhavedeva vidyahino'tininditah, nihsvo nanapattiyukto manavo mativarjitah.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    One born under this [yoga] indeed becomes devoid of learning, greatly censured, poor, afflicted by manifold calamities, a person devoid of intelligence.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    केमद्रुम योगोत्पन्न जातक विद्या-बुद्धि-विहीन, निर्धन, नानापत्तियुक्त तथा निन्दित होता है ॥ ११-१२ ॥ विमर्शः-- सुनफा अनफा दुरुधरा केमद्रुम ये चार योग सभी जातक ग्रन्थों में प्रसिद्ध हैं । बृहज्जातककार वराहमिहिर ने "हिंस्वार्कं सुनफाऽनफा दुरुधरा स्वान्योभयस्थैर्ग्रहैः शीतांशोः कथितोऽन्यथातु बलिभिः केसद्रुसोऽन्यैरुद्ववसौ । केन्द्रे शीतकरेस्तथवा ग्रहयुते केमद्रुमोनेष्यते" चारो योगों का लक्षण तथा केमद्रुम का भङ्ग भी दर्शाया है । अर्थात् चन्द्रमा से दूसरे स्थान में सूर्यातिरिक्त एक वा एकाधिक ग्रह रहें तो सुनफा, चन्द्रमा से द्वादशस्थानगत सूर्यातिरिक्त एक वा एकाधिक ग्रह के रहने पर अनफा, चन्द्रमा के दोनों पार्श्व में ( २।१२ ) स्थानों में ग्रहस्थिति से दुरुधरा और उपर्युक्त योगत्रयाभाव में अर्थात् चन्द्रमा से दोनों स्थानों में ग्रहाभाव रहने से केमद्रुम योग कहा गया है । चन्द्रमा से दूसरे या बारहवें स्थान का सूर्य योगकारक नहीं होते हैं । इस प्रकार भौमादि पाँच ग्रहों के द्वारा सुनफा तथा अनफा के ३१ भेद दुरुधरा योग के १८० भेद होते हैं । "त्रिंशत्सरूपाः सुनफानफाख्याः षष्टित्रयं दोरुधरे प्रभेदाः" वाराहमिहिर ने कहा है । सुनफा, अनफा, दुरुधरा योगों का फल अच्छा है । केमद्रुम का फल अच्छा नहीं है । केमद्रुम योगोत्पन्न जातक दरिद्र होता है और उसके राजयोग भी विनष्ट हो जाते हैं--"योगे केमद्रुमे प्राप्ते यस्मिन् कस्मिंश्च जातके । राजयोगा विनश्यन्ति हरिं दृष्ट्वा यथा द्विपाः" किन्तु केमद्रुम योग के भंग भी अनेक हैं । केमद्रुम योग होने पर भी यदि चन्द्रमा या शुक्र केन्द्रगत होकर गुरु दृष्ट हो तो केमद्रुम योग नहीं होता है । चन्द्रमा शुभग्रहयुक्त हो या शुभग्रहों के मध्यस्थ होकर जीवदृष्ट हो तो भी केमद्रुम नहीं कहना चाहिए । चन्द्रमा अधिमित्रक्षेत्र में अपनी उच्चराशि में, अपने गृह या नवांश में हों और गुरु उसे देखता हो तो भी केमद्रुम का भंग कहना चाहिए । पूर्णचन्द्र लग्नस्थ हो और शुभग्रह से युक्त हो या दशवें भाव में वह उच्च का हो और गुरु उसे देखता हो तो भी केमद्रुम भंग कहना चाहिए । इस प्रकार केमद्रुमापवाद को देखकर ही केमद्रुम का फलादेश करना श्रेयस्कर है ।

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page218 (PDF p.250, folio "२१८" confirmed by band0). Running head reads the TREATISE title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" -- pages205-218 pattern now T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/T/T/C/T/C/T, still not a simple alternation, recorded for continuity, still unresolved. Threshold-selection note: T=5-vs-T=7 comparison run proactively (image 3317x4937, different width from page217's 3137). T5 and T7 produced the SAME band count (35) with no discrepancy regions -- a rare clean match, still independently re-verified per the standing mandate rather than assumed. THRESH=5 (35 bands) confirmed. Large-gap re-scan mandate: two oversized gaps (band0->1: 118px, band2->3: 198px) re-scanned. Gap0->1 (scratchpad/p218-gap1.png) is ordinary top-margin/header spacing, nothing missed. Gap2->3 (scratchpad/p218-gap2.png) revealed a genuine subheading missed ENTIRELY by band-detection (short line length), recurring the page214/page217 pattern: "केमद्रुमयोग-" (Kemadruma yoga). Bands1-2 complete the page-split commentary for verses 38.8-38.10 that was cut off at the foot of page217 ("...अनफा योगज बालक राजा, नीरोग, सुशील,"): "यशस्वी, लोकविख्यात, सुन्दर तथा अनेकविधसौख्यपूर्ण होता है । दुरुधरोत्पन्न मनुष्य धनी, यानवान्, दानी, सुखी, नौकरों से युक्त, तथा हतशत्रु होता है ॥ ८-१० ॥". This reveals the TRUE shared closing citation for verses 8-10 is "॥ ८-१० ॥", not the "॥ ८ ॥" provisionally recorded for verse 38.8 on page217 (a reasonable placeholder at the time, since the citation had not yet been seen and 38.8's own commentary clause read as a complete sentence). **Disclosed RETROACTIVE_CORRECTION**: 38.8's translationHi citation is corrected from "॥ ८ ॥" to the shared "॥ ८-१० ॥" via an UPDATES patch; 38.9 and 38.10 (previously empty, deferred) are completed here with their own clauses, all three closing with the same shared "॥ ८-१० ॥", per the established per-clause-splitting convention. Band3: subheading confirmed "केमद्रुमयोग-" (the region flagged during the large-gap re-scan). Bands4-5 give verse 38.11 (Kemadruma yoga, definition) complete: "रवि विनेन्दुतः कश्चिद् ग्रहो नैवार्थरिष्फगः । केमद्रुमाभिधो योगः केन्द्रे ग्रहयुते न सः ॥ ११ ॥". Bands6-7 give verse 38.12 (Kemadruma yoga, phala) complete: "तत्र जातो भवेदेव विद्याहीनोऽतिनिन्दितः । निःस्वो नानापत्तियुक्तो मानवो मतिवर्जितः ॥ १२ ॥". Bands7-9 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 11-12, closing "॥ ११-१२ ॥"; split per-clause across the two verse records per the established convention (definition-clause to 38.11, phala-clause to 38.12). Bands10-33 give an extended editorial "विमर्शः--" (discourse/exposition) discussing all four yogas of this section together (Sunapha, Anapha, Durudhara, Kemadruma), quoting Varahamihira's Brihajjataka twice, giving permutation counts (31 bheda each for Sunapha/Anapha, 180 for Durudhara), and detailing several Kemadruma-bhanga (cancellation) conditions. This is entirely editorial Hindi prose discussing/quoting a DIFFERENT classical author (Varahamihira), not new BPHS root-verse content -- per the copyright-safety rule it is transcribed VERBATIM into translationHi as attributed reference material (appended to verse 38.12's translationHi, following its own "॥ ११-१२ ॥" citation), NOT seeded as separate BPHS verse entries; no shloka-closing citation numbers appear anywhere in this prose block, confirming it is discursive commentary rather than numbered verses. Two disclosed low-confidence readings within the FIRST quoted Varahamihira couplet (band11-13), retained exactly as printed rather than silently normalized to the expected classical wording: (a) band12's "केसद्रुसोऽन्यैरुद्ववसौ" -- zoomed to 5x (scratchpad/p218-b12-word2.png) and confirmed letter-by-letter to read with स where the term is spelled with म ("केमद्रुम") everywhere else on this page (bands10,13,17,18,22,23,26 etc.) -- a probable localized म-to-स print substitution within this one quotation; (b) band21's "दोरुधरे प्रभेदाः" -- zoomed to 4x (scratchpad/p218-b21-zoom3.png) and confirmed to read दो (do) rather than the expected दु (du) of "दुरुधरे" -- a probable localized उ-to-ओ print substitution, also local to this quotation. Neither affects the main BPHS root verses or the primary commentary; both are quoted secondary reference material. Band34: footer stamp "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- page ends cleanly, no page-split this time (the विमर्श discourse closes with "...श्रेयस्कर है ।" well above the footer). Sanity checks: new refs 38.11, 38.12 confirmed unique; no duplicate refs anywhere. bphs-scan.js run after seeding. Bundle: page218 continues the pages216-220 bundle, 3 of 5.

  13. 38.13 सत्यापित

    13

    संस्कृत

    चन्द्रयोगो निरस्यान्ययोगजातं फलं स्वकम् । प्रयच्छति विशेषेण वेद्यमेतद् बुधैः सदा ॥ १३ ॥

    candrayogo nirasyanyayogajatam phalam svakam, prayacchati vishesena vedyametad budhaih sada.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The yoga of the Moon, setting aside the fruit born of other yogas, bestows its own fruit with special force; this should always be known by the wise.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    चन्द्रयोग की विशेषता है कि अन्ययोगज फल को हटाकर चन्द्रयोग अपना फल विशेषरूप से देता है ॥ १३ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page219 (PDF p.251, folio "२१९" confirmed by running head band). Running head reads the CHAPTER title "रवियोगाध्यायः" (Ch.39's own title, since Ch.39 opens mid-page) -- pages205-219 pattern now T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/T/T/C/T/C/T/C, still not a simple alternation, recorded for continuity, still unresolved. Threshold-selection note: T=5-vs-T=7 comparison run proactively (image 3137x4937). One discrepancy region found at y~1903-1936 (33px band present at T5, absent at T7); zoomed (scratchpad/p219-disc1.png) and confirmed as a genuine narrative marker line "परशर उवाच--" (Parashara said) that T7 would have silently dropped. THRESH=5 (31 bands) confirmed. Large-gap re-scan mandate: largest gap (band7->8, 221px) re-scanned (scratchpad/p219-gap7-8.png) and found to be a decorative divider ornament preceding the chapter-39 opening marker -- consistent with the established colophon-divider pattern, nothing missed. The gap after the final band before the footer (band29->30, 166px, scratchpad/p219-gap29-30.png) is likewise just a divider ornament before the footer stamp, nothing missed. **Chapter boundary on this page**: Bands0-5 complete Chapter 38 with its final verse, 38.13 (a summary verse on the primacy of Chandra-yoga over other yogas) and its commentary. Bands6-7 give the Chapter 38 colophon (two-line, structural/editorial, NOT seeded as a verse): "इति सविमर्शसुधाव्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे चन्द्रयोगाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ ३८ ॥" -- this finalizes Chapter 38 at 13 verses (ch38.verses 12->13). Band8 opens **Chapter 39**: "अथ रवियोगाध्यायः ॥ ३९ ॥" -- a structural/editorial opening marker, not a verse. New chapter entry {n:39, dev:"रवियोगाध्यायः", iast:"Raviyogadhyayah"} added. The chapter title reading was independently zoom-verified letter-by-letter (scratchpad/p219-b08-zoom.png, p219-b08-word.png) against the page's own running head (band0), confirming no stray/extra akshara -- reads cleanly रवि+योग+अध्यायः (Ravi-yoga-adhyayah, "chapter on Sun-yogas"), the counterpart to Ch.38's Chandra-yoga (Moon-yogas) using the analogous 2nd/12th-house-from-planet framework. Band9: subheading confirmed "वेशि-वोशि उभयचर योग—". Band10: narrative dialogue marker confirmed "पराशर उवाच—" (the region caught by the T5/T7 discrepancy check), structural marker, not seeded as verse content. Bands11-12 give verse 39.1 (Vesi/Vosi/Ubhayachara definition) complete: "विनेन्दुं रवितो वित्त-रिष्फोभयगतैर्ग्रहैः । वेशि-वोशी क्रमाद्योगौ तथोभयचरो मतः ॥ १ ॥" -- analogous to Ch.38's Sunapha/Anapha/Durudhara (38.7) but reckoned from the Sun instead of the Moon. Bands13-15 give the complete Hindi commentary, closing "॥ १ ॥". Band16: subheading confirmed "वेशि-वोशि-तयोभयचर-योगफल—". Band17-18 give verse 39.2 (Vesi phala) complete. Band19-20 give verse 39.3 (Vosi phala) complete. Bands21-22 give verse 39.4, a qualifying verse (benefic- vs malefic-planet-formed yoga reverses the fruit) complete, each closed with its own citation ("॥ २ ॥", "॥ ३ ॥", "॥ ४ ॥"). Bands23-27 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 2-4, closing "॥ २-४ ॥": "वेशियोगोत्पन्न बालक सत्यवादी, सतत आलसी, समदर्शी, सुखी, स्वल्पधनी, तथा लम्बा शरीर वाला होता है । वोशियोगज जातक कुशल, दानशील, बली, विद्वान्, कीर्तिमान् होता है । उभयचरोत्पन्न को सौख्यपूर्ण-राजा या राजसदृश व्यक्ति कहना चाहिए । उपर्युक्त फल शुभग्रहज योग में कहें, पापज योग में विपरीत फलादेश (अशुभ) कहना ॥ २-४ ॥" -- split 3 ways per the established per-clause-splitting convention (Vesi clause to 39.2, Vosi clause to 39.3, Ubhayachara + benefic/malefic-qualifier clause to 39.4). No page-split this time -- commentary completes cleanly on this page. Bands28-29 give the Chapter 39 colophon (two-line, structural/editorial, NOT seeded as a verse): "इति सविमर्शसुधाव्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे रवियोगाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ ३९ ॥" -- Chapter 39 is a short 4-verse chapter, complete on this single page (opened band8, closed band29). Band30: footer stamp "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri". Page ends cleanly; no Chapter 40 content begins on this page (confirmed via the band29->30 gap re-scan) -- Chapter 40 will open on page220. Sanity checks: new refs 38.13, 39.1-39.4 confirmed unique; no duplicate refs anywhere. bphs-scan.js run after seeding. Bundle: page219 continues the pages216-220 bundle, 4 of 5.

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  1. 39.1 सत्यापित

    1

    संस्कृत

    विनेन्दुं रवितो वित्त-रिष्फोभयगतैर्ग्रहैः । वेशि-वोशी क्रमाद्योगौ तथोभयचरो मतः ॥ १ ॥

    vinendum ravito vitta-rishphobhayagatairgrahaih, veshi-voshi kramadyogau tathobhayacaro matah.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Apart from the Moon, by planets situated in the 2nd, the 12th, or both from the Sun, the yogas [named] Vesi and Vosi [arise] respectively, and likewise Ubhayachara is held [when both].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पराशर ने कहा ( हे मैत्रेय ! ) सूर्य से द्वितीय स्थानगत चन्द्रातिरिक्त ग्रहों के रहने से वेशियोग, द्वादशस्थानगत चन्द्रातिरिक्त ग्रहों के होने से वोशि योग और द्वितीय द्वादश दोनों में कुजादि ग्रहों के रहने से उभयचर योग होता है ॥ १ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page219 (PDF p.251, folio "२१९" confirmed by running head band). Running head reads the CHAPTER title "रवियोगाध्यायः" (Ch.39's own title, since Ch.39 opens mid-page) -- pages205-219 pattern now T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/T/T/C/T/C/T/C, still not a simple alternation, recorded for continuity, still unresolved. Threshold-selection note: T=5-vs-T=7 comparison run proactively (image 3137x4937). One discrepancy region found at y~1903-1936 (33px band present at T5, absent at T7); zoomed (scratchpad/p219-disc1.png) and confirmed as a genuine narrative marker line "परशर उवाच--" (Parashara said) that T7 would have silently dropped. THRESH=5 (31 bands) confirmed. Large-gap re-scan mandate: largest gap (band7->8, 221px) re-scanned (scratchpad/p219-gap7-8.png) and found to be a decorative divider ornament preceding the chapter-39 opening marker -- consistent with the established colophon-divider pattern, nothing missed. The gap after the final band before the footer (band29->30, 166px, scratchpad/p219-gap29-30.png) is likewise just a divider ornament before the footer stamp, nothing missed. **Chapter boundary on this page**: Bands0-5 complete Chapter 38 with its final verse, 38.13 (a summary verse on the primacy of Chandra-yoga over other yogas) and its commentary. Bands6-7 give the Chapter 38 colophon (two-line, structural/editorial, NOT seeded as a verse): "इति सविमर्शसुधाव्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे चन्द्रयोगाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ ३८ ॥" -- this finalizes Chapter 38 at 13 verses (ch38.verses 12->13). Band8 opens **Chapter 39**: "अथ रवियोगाध्यायः ॥ ३९ ॥" -- a structural/editorial opening marker, not a verse. New chapter entry {n:39, dev:"रवियोगाध्यायः", iast:"Raviyogadhyayah"} added. The chapter title reading was independently zoom-verified letter-by-letter (scratchpad/p219-b08-zoom.png, p219-b08-word.png) against the page's own running head (band0), confirming no stray/extra akshara -- reads cleanly रवि+योग+अध्यायः (Ravi-yoga-adhyayah, "chapter on Sun-yogas"), the counterpart to Ch.38's Chandra-yoga (Moon-yogas) using the analogous 2nd/12th-house-from-planet framework. Band9: subheading confirmed "वेशि-वोशि उभयचर योग—". Band10: narrative dialogue marker confirmed "पराशर उवाच—" (the region caught by the T5/T7 discrepancy check), structural marker, not seeded as verse content. Bands11-12 give verse 39.1 (Vesi/Vosi/Ubhayachara definition) complete: "विनेन्दुं रवितो वित्त-रिष्फोभयगतैर्ग्रहैः । वेशि-वोशी क्रमाद्योगौ तथोभयचरो मतः ॥ १ ॥" -- analogous to Ch.38's Sunapha/Anapha/Durudhara (38.7) but reckoned from the Sun instead of the Moon. Bands13-15 give the complete Hindi commentary, closing "॥ १ ॥". Band16: subheading confirmed "वेशि-वोशि-तयोभयचर-योगफल—". Band17-18 give verse 39.2 (Vesi phala) complete. Band19-20 give verse 39.3 (Vosi phala) complete. Bands21-22 give verse 39.4, a qualifying verse (benefic- vs malefic-planet-formed yoga reverses the fruit) complete, each closed with its own citation ("॥ २ ॥", "॥ ३ ॥", "॥ ४ ॥"). Bands23-27 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 2-4, closing "॥ २-४ ॥": "वेशियोगोत्पन्न बालक सत्यवादी, सतत आलसी, समदर्शी, सुखी, स्वल्पधनी, तथा लम्बा शरीर वाला होता है । वोशियोगज जातक कुशल, दानशील, बली, विद्वान्, कीर्तिमान् होता है । उभयचरोत्पन्न को सौख्यपूर्ण-राजा या राजसदृश व्यक्ति कहना चाहिए । उपर्युक्त फल शुभग्रहज योग में कहें, पापज योग में विपरीत फलादेश (अशुभ) कहना ॥ २-४ ॥" -- split 3 ways per the established per-clause-splitting convention (Vesi clause to 39.2, Vosi clause to 39.3, Ubhayachara + benefic/malefic-qualifier clause to 39.4). No page-split this time -- commentary completes cleanly on this page. Bands28-29 give the Chapter 39 colophon (two-line, structural/editorial, NOT seeded as a verse): "इति सविमर्शसुधाव्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे रवियोगाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ ३९ ॥" -- Chapter 39 is a short 4-verse chapter, complete on this single page (opened band8, closed band29). Band30: footer stamp "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri". Page ends cleanly; no Chapter 40 content begins on this page (confirmed via the band29->30 gap re-scan) -- Chapter 40 will open on page220. Sanity checks: new refs 38.13, 39.1-39.4 confirmed unique; no duplicate refs anywhere. bphs-scan.js run after seeding. Bundle: page219 continues the pages216-220 bundle, 4 of 5.

  2. 39.2 सत्यापित

    2

    संस्कृत

    वेशियोगोद्भवो जातः सत्यवादी सदालसः । समदृशी सुखी स्वल्पधनो दीर्घवपुः पुमान् ॥ २ ॥

    veshiyogodbhavo jatah satyavadi sadalasah, samadrshi sukhi svalpadhano dirghavapuh puman.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    One born of Vesi yoga is truthful, ever indolent, even-sighted, happy, of little wealth, a man of tall stature.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    वेशियोगोत्पन्न बालक सत्यवादी, सतत आलसी, समदर्शी, सुखी, स्वल्पधनी, तथा लम्बा शरीर वाला होता है ॥ २-४ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page219 (PDF p.251, folio "२१९" confirmed by running head band). Running head reads the CHAPTER title "रवियोगाध्यायः" (Ch.39's own title, since Ch.39 opens mid-page) -- pages205-219 pattern now T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/T/T/C/T/C/T/C, still not a simple alternation, recorded for continuity, still unresolved. Threshold-selection note: T=5-vs-T=7 comparison run proactively (image 3137x4937). One discrepancy region found at y~1903-1936 (33px band present at T5, absent at T7); zoomed (scratchpad/p219-disc1.png) and confirmed as a genuine narrative marker line "परशर उवाच--" (Parashara said) that T7 would have silently dropped. THRESH=5 (31 bands) confirmed. Large-gap re-scan mandate: largest gap (band7->8, 221px) re-scanned (scratchpad/p219-gap7-8.png) and found to be a decorative divider ornament preceding the chapter-39 opening marker -- consistent with the established colophon-divider pattern, nothing missed. The gap after the final band before the footer (band29->30, 166px, scratchpad/p219-gap29-30.png) is likewise just a divider ornament before the footer stamp, nothing missed. **Chapter boundary on this page**: Bands0-5 complete Chapter 38 with its final verse, 38.13 (a summary verse on the primacy of Chandra-yoga over other yogas) and its commentary. Bands6-7 give the Chapter 38 colophon (two-line, structural/editorial, NOT seeded as a verse): "इति सविमर्शसुधाव्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे चन्द्रयोगाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ ३८ ॥" -- this finalizes Chapter 38 at 13 verses (ch38.verses 12->13). Band8 opens **Chapter 39**: "अथ रवियोगाध्यायः ॥ ३९ ॥" -- a structural/editorial opening marker, not a verse. New chapter entry {n:39, dev:"रवियोगाध्यायः", iast:"Raviyogadhyayah"} added. The chapter title reading was independently zoom-verified letter-by-letter (scratchpad/p219-b08-zoom.png, p219-b08-word.png) against the page's own running head (band0), confirming no stray/extra akshara -- reads cleanly रवि+योग+अध्यायः (Ravi-yoga-adhyayah, "chapter on Sun-yogas"), the counterpart to Ch.38's Chandra-yoga (Moon-yogas) using the analogous 2nd/12th-house-from-planet framework. Band9: subheading confirmed "वेशि-वोशि उभयचर योग—". Band10: narrative dialogue marker confirmed "पराशर उवाच—" (the region caught by the T5/T7 discrepancy check), structural marker, not seeded as verse content. Bands11-12 give verse 39.1 (Vesi/Vosi/Ubhayachara definition) complete: "विनेन्दुं रवितो वित्त-रिष्फोभयगतैर्ग्रहैः । वेशि-वोशी क्रमाद्योगौ तथोभयचरो मतः ॥ १ ॥" -- analogous to Ch.38's Sunapha/Anapha/Durudhara (38.7) but reckoned from the Sun instead of the Moon. Bands13-15 give the complete Hindi commentary, closing "॥ १ ॥". Band16: subheading confirmed "वेशि-वोशि-तयोभयचर-योगफल—". Band17-18 give verse 39.2 (Vesi phala) complete. Band19-20 give verse 39.3 (Vosi phala) complete. Bands21-22 give verse 39.4, a qualifying verse (benefic- vs malefic-planet-formed yoga reverses the fruit) complete, each closed with its own citation ("॥ २ ॥", "॥ ३ ॥", "॥ ४ ॥"). Bands23-27 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 2-4, closing "॥ २-४ ॥": "वेशियोगोत्पन्न बालक सत्यवादी, सतत आलसी, समदर्शी, सुखी, स्वल्पधनी, तथा लम्बा शरीर वाला होता है । वोशियोगज जातक कुशल, दानशील, बली, विद्वान्, कीर्तिमान् होता है । उभयचरोत्पन्न को सौख्यपूर्ण-राजा या राजसदृश व्यक्ति कहना चाहिए । उपर्युक्त फल शुभग्रहज योग में कहें, पापज योग में विपरीत फलादेश (अशुभ) कहना ॥ २-४ ॥" -- split 3 ways per the established per-clause-splitting convention (Vesi clause to 39.2, Vosi clause to 39.3, Ubhayachara + benefic/malefic-qualifier clause to 39.4). No page-split this time -- commentary completes cleanly on this page. Bands28-29 give the Chapter 39 colophon (two-line, structural/editorial, NOT seeded as a verse): "इति सविमर्शसुधाव्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे रवियोगाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ ३९ ॥" -- Chapter 39 is a short 4-verse chapter, complete on this single page (opened band8, closed band29). Band30: footer stamp "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri". Page ends cleanly; no Chapter 40 content begins on this page (confirmed via the band29->30 gap re-scan) -- Chapter 40 will open on page220. Sanity checks: new refs 38.13, 39.1-39.4 confirmed unique; no duplicate refs anywhere. bphs-scan.js run after seeding. Bundle: page219 continues the pages216-220 bundle, 4 of 5.

  3. 39.3 सत्यापित

    3

    संस्कृत

    दक्षो दानी बली विद्वान् यशस्वी वोशिसम्भवः । सदोभयचरे सौख्ययुड् नृपस्तादृशोऽथवा ॥ ३ ॥

    dakso dani bali vidvan yashasvi voshisambhavah, sadobhayacare saukhyayun nrpastadrsho'thava.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    One arisen from Vosi is skillful, generous, strong, learned, famous; under Ubhayachara always endowed with happiness, a king or one like that.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    वोशियोगज जातक कुशल, दानशील, बली, विद्वान्, कीर्तिमान् होता है ॥ २-४ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page219 (PDF p.251, folio "२१९" confirmed by running head band). Running head reads the CHAPTER title "रवियोगाध्यायः" (Ch.39's own title, since Ch.39 opens mid-page) -- pages205-219 pattern now T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/T/T/C/T/C/T/C, still not a simple alternation, recorded for continuity, still unresolved. Threshold-selection note: T=5-vs-T=7 comparison run proactively (image 3137x4937). One discrepancy region found at y~1903-1936 (33px band present at T5, absent at T7); zoomed (scratchpad/p219-disc1.png) and confirmed as a genuine narrative marker line "परशर उवाच--" (Parashara said) that T7 would have silently dropped. THRESH=5 (31 bands) confirmed. Large-gap re-scan mandate: largest gap (band7->8, 221px) re-scanned (scratchpad/p219-gap7-8.png) and found to be a decorative divider ornament preceding the chapter-39 opening marker -- consistent with the established colophon-divider pattern, nothing missed. The gap after the final band before the footer (band29->30, 166px, scratchpad/p219-gap29-30.png) is likewise just a divider ornament before the footer stamp, nothing missed. **Chapter boundary on this page**: Bands0-5 complete Chapter 38 with its final verse, 38.13 (a summary verse on the primacy of Chandra-yoga over other yogas) and its commentary. Bands6-7 give the Chapter 38 colophon (two-line, structural/editorial, NOT seeded as a verse): "इति सविमर्शसुधाव्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे चन्द्रयोगाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ ३८ ॥" -- this finalizes Chapter 38 at 13 verses (ch38.verses 12->13). Band8 opens **Chapter 39**: "अथ रवियोगाध्यायः ॥ ३९ ॥" -- a structural/editorial opening marker, not a verse. New chapter entry {n:39, dev:"रवियोगाध्यायः", iast:"Raviyogadhyayah"} added. The chapter title reading was independently zoom-verified letter-by-letter (scratchpad/p219-b08-zoom.png, p219-b08-word.png) against the page's own running head (band0), confirming no stray/extra akshara -- reads cleanly रवि+योग+अध्यायः (Ravi-yoga-adhyayah, "chapter on Sun-yogas"), the counterpart to Ch.38's Chandra-yoga (Moon-yogas) using the analogous 2nd/12th-house-from-planet framework. Band9: subheading confirmed "वेशि-वोशि उभयचर योग—". Band10: narrative dialogue marker confirmed "पराशर उवाच—" (the region caught by the T5/T7 discrepancy check), structural marker, not seeded as verse content. Bands11-12 give verse 39.1 (Vesi/Vosi/Ubhayachara definition) complete: "विनेन्दुं रवितो वित्त-रिष्फोभयगतैर्ग्रहैः । वेशि-वोशी क्रमाद्योगौ तथोभयचरो मतः ॥ १ ॥" -- analogous to Ch.38's Sunapha/Anapha/Durudhara (38.7) but reckoned from the Sun instead of the Moon. Bands13-15 give the complete Hindi commentary, closing "॥ १ ॥". Band16: subheading confirmed "वेशि-वोशि-तयोभयचर-योगफल—". Band17-18 give verse 39.2 (Vesi phala) complete. Band19-20 give verse 39.3 (Vosi phala) complete. Bands21-22 give verse 39.4, a qualifying verse (benefic- vs malefic-planet-formed yoga reverses the fruit) complete, each closed with its own citation ("॥ २ ॥", "॥ ३ ॥", "॥ ४ ॥"). Bands23-27 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 2-4, closing "॥ २-४ ॥": "वेशियोगोत्पन्न बालक सत्यवादी, सतत आलसी, समदर्शी, सुखी, स्वल्पधनी, तथा लम्बा शरीर वाला होता है । वोशियोगज जातक कुशल, दानशील, बली, विद्वान्, कीर्तिमान् होता है । उभयचरोत्पन्न को सौख्यपूर्ण-राजा या राजसदृश व्यक्ति कहना चाहिए । उपर्युक्त फल शुभग्रहज योग में कहें, पापज योग में विपरीत फलादेश (अशुभ) कहना ॥ २-४ ॥" -- split 3 ways per the established per-clause-splitting convention (Vesi clause to 39.2, Vosi clause to 39.3, Ubhayachara + benefic/malefic-qualifier clause to 39.4). No page-split this time -- commentary completes cleanly on this page. Bands28-29 give the Chapter 39 colophon (two-line, structural/editorial, NOT seeded as a verse): "इति सविमर्शसुधाव्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे रवियोगाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ ३९ ॥" -- Chapter 39 is a short 4-verse chapter, complete on this single page (opened band8, closed band29). Band30: footer stamp "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri". Page ends cleanly; no Chapter 40 content begins on this page (confirmed via the band29->30 gap re-scan) -- Chapter 40 will open on page220. Sanity checks: new refs 38.13, 39.1-39.4 confirmed unique; no duplicate refs anywhere. bphs-scan.js run after seeding. Bundle: page219 continues the pages216-220 bundle, 4 of 5.

  4. 39.4 सत्यापित

    4

    संस्कृत

    योगे सत्खेटजे त्वेवं फलं ज्ञेयं विपश्चिता । असत्खगसमुद्भूते विपरीतं विनिर्दिशेत् ॥ ४ ॥

    yoge satkhetaje tvevam phalam jneyam vipashcita, asatkhagasamudbhute viparitam vinirdishet.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the yoga is formed by benefic planets, the fruit should thus be known by the wise; when arising from malefic planets, one should indicate the opposite.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    उभयचरोत्पन्न को सौख्यपूर्ण-राजा या राजसदृश व्यक्ति कहना चाहिए । उपर्युक्त फल शुभग्रहज योग में कहें, पापज योग में विपरीत फलादेश (अशुभ) कहना ॥ २-४ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page219 (PDF p.251, folio "२१९" confirmed by running head band). Running head reads the CHAPTER title "रवियोगाध्यायः" (Ch.39's own title, since Ch.39 opens mid-page) -- pages205-219 pattern now T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/T/T/C/T/C/T/C, still not a simple alternation, recorded for continuity, still unresolved. Threshold-selection note: T=5-vs-T=7 comparison run proactively (image 3137x4937). One discrepancy region found at y~1903-1936 (33px band present at T5, absent at T7); zoomed (scratchpad/p219-disc1.png) and confirmed as a genuine narrative marker line "परशर उवाच--" (Parashara said) that T7 would have silently dropped. THRESH=5 (31 bands) confirmed. Large-gap re-scan mandate: largest gap (band7->8, 221px) re-scanned (scratchpad/p219-gap7-8.png) and found to be a decorative divider ornament preceding the chapter-39 opening marker -- consistent with the established colophon-divider pattern, nothing missed. The gap after the final band before the footer (band29->30, 166px, scratchpad/p219-gap29-30.png) is likewise just a divider ornament before the footer stamp, nothing missed. **Chapter boundary on this page**: Bands0-5 complete Chapter 38 with its final verse, 38.13 (a summary verse on the primacy of Chandra-yoga over other yogas) and its commentary. Bands6-7 give the Chapter 38 colophon (two-line, structural/editorial, NOT seeded as a verse): "इति सविमर्शसुधाव्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे चन्द्रयोगाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ ३८ ॥" -- this finalizes Chapter 38 at 13 verses (ch38.verses 12->13). Band8 opens **Chapter 39**: "अथ रवियोगाध्यायः ॥ ३९ ॥" -- a structural/editorial opening marker, not a verse. New chapter entry {n:39, dev:"रवियोगाध्यायः", iast:"Raviyogadhyayah"} added. The chapter title reading was independently zoom-verified letter-by-letter (scratchpad/p219-b08-zoom.png, p219-b08-word.png) against the page's own running head (band0), confirming no stray/extra akshara -- reads cleanly रवि+योग+अध्यायः (Ravi-yoga-adhyayah, "chapter on Sun-yogas"), the counterpart to Ch.38's Chandra-yoga (Moon-yogas) using the analogous 2nd/12th-house-from-planet framework. Band9: subheading confirmed "वेशि-वोशि उभयचर योग—". Band10: narrative dialogue marker confirmed "पराशर उवाच—" (the region caught by the T5/T7 discrepancy check), structural marker, not seeded as verse content. Bands11-12 give verse 39.1 (Vesi/Vosi/Ubhayachara definition) complete: "विनेन्दुं रवितो वित्त-रिष्फोभयगतैर्ग्रहैः । वेशि-वोशी क्रमाद्योगौ तथोभयचरो मतः ॥ १ ॥" -- analogous to Ch.38's Sunapha/Anapha/Durudhara (38.7) but reckoned from the Sun instead of the Moon. Bands13-15 give the complete Hindi commentary, closing "॥ १ ॥". Band16: subheading confirmed "वेशि-वोशि-तयोभयचर-योगफल—". Band17-18 give verse 39.2 (Vesi phala) complete. Band19-20 give verse 39.3 (Vosi phala) complete. Bands21-22 give verse 39.4, a qualifying verse (benefic- vs malefic-planet-formed yoga reverses the fruit) complete, each closed with its own citation ("॥ २ ॥", "॥ ३ ॥", "॥ ४ ॥"). Bands23-27 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 2-4, closing "॥ २-४ ॥": "वेशियोगोत्पन्न बालक सत्यवादी, सतत आलसी, समदर्शी, सुखी, स्वल्पधनी, तथा लम्बा शरीर वाला होता है । वोशियोगज जातक कुशल, दानशील, बली, विद्वान्, कीर्तिमान् होता है । उभयचरोत्पन्न को सौख्यपूर्ण-राजा या राजसदृश व्यक्ति कहना चाहिए । उपर्युक्त फल शुभग्रहज योग में कहें, पापज योग में विपरीत फलादेश (अशुभ) कहना ॥ २-४ ॥" -- split 3 ways per the established per-clause-splitting convention (Vesi clause to 39.2, Vosi clause to 39.3, Ubhayachara + benefic/malefic-qualifier clause to 39.4). No page-split this time -- commentary completes cleanly on this page. Bands28-29 give the Chapter 39 colophon (two-line, structural/editorial, NOT seeded as a verse): "इति सविमर्शसुधाव्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे रवियोगाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ ३९ ॥" -- Chapter 39 is a short 4-verse chapter, complete on this single page (opened band8, closed band29). Band30: footer stamp "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri". Page ends cleanly; no Chapter 40 content begins on this page (confirmed via the band29->30 gap re-scan) -- Chapter 40 will open on page220. Sanity checks: new refs 38.13, 39.1-39.4 confirmed unique; no duplicate refs anywhere. bphs-scan.js run after seeding. Bundle: page219 continues the pages216-220 bundle, 4 of 5.

40 (48)

  1. 40.1 सत्यापित

    1

    संस्कृत

    अथातः सम्प्रवक्ष्यामि राजयोगान् द्विजोत्तम । येषां विज्ञानमात्रेण नृपपूज्यो जनो भवेत् ॥ १ ॥

    athatah sampravaksyami rajayogan dvijottama, yesham vijnanamatrena nrpapujyo jano bhavet.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Now hereafter, O best of the twice-born, I shall declare the Rajayogas, by mere knowledge of which a person becomes worthy of a king's reverence.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पराशर ने कहा—हे द्विजोत्तम ! ( मैत्रेय ! ) अब मैं राजयोगों को बतलाऊँगा जिनके ज्ञानमात्र से मनुष्य राजवन्द्य हो जाता है ॥ १-५ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page220 (PDF p.252, folio "२२०" confirmed by running head band). Running head reads the TREATISE title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" -- pages205-220 pattern now T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T, still not a simple alternation, recorded for continuity, still unresolved. Threshold-selection note: T=5-vs-T=7 comparison run proactively (image 3264x4967). Two discrepancy regions found in one contiguous gap (y~3222-3559): a closing citation line "समझें ॥ १-५ ॥" and a genuine subheading "महाराज-योग—", both present at T5, BOTH silently dropped by T7 (scratchpad/p220-disc1.png). THRESH=5 (29 bands) confirmed. Large-gap re-scan mandate: four gaps re-scanned. band1->2 (224px, scratchpad/p220-gap1-2.png) revealed a genuine subheading missed entirely by band-detection (short line length), recurring the page214/217/218/219 pattern: "राज-योग—" (Raja yoga). band2->3 (112px, scratchpad/p220-gap2-3.png), band20->21 (94px, scratchpad/p220-gap20-21.png), and band21->22 (99px, scratchpad/p220-gap21-22.png) were all re-scanned and found to be ordinary paragraph/line spacing, nothing missed. **Chapter boundary on this page**: Band0 running head + folio. Band1 opens **Chapter 40**: "अथ राजयोगाध्यायः ॥ ४० ॥" -- structural/editorial opening marker, not a verse. New chapter entry {n:40, dev:"राजयोगाध्यायः", iast:"Rajayogadhyayah"} added. Band2: narrative dialogue marker confirmed "पराशर उवाच—", structural, not seeded as verse content. Bands3-12 give FIVE consecutive root verses (40.1-40.5) with NO interspersed commentary between them -- an introductory definitional block for the chapter, unlike the verse-then-immediate-commentary pattern seen in most of Ch.38-39. Verse 40.1 (bands3-4): general chapter announcement ("I shall declare the Rajayogas..."). Verse 40.2 (bands5-6): attributes the teaching's origin to Shiva's discourse to Parvati. Verses 40.3-40.5 (bands7-12): the core definitional rule -- two planets taken pairwise (Atmakaraka+Putrakaraka; lagna-lord+5th-lord) from the Karakamsha and birth-lagna, related to each other and weighted by mutual relationship/strength, yield a Rajayoga that is full, half, or a quarter in force. Bands13-19 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 1-5, closing "॥ १-५ ॥": "पराशर ने कहा—हे द्विजोत्तम ! ( मैत्रेय ! ) अब मैं राजयोगों को बतलाऊँगा जिनके ज्ञानमात्र से मनुष्य राजवन्द्य हो जाता है । पहले भगवान् शङ्कर ने पार्वती के समक्ष जो कहा उसी का सार आपके सामने रखता हूँ ( सुनो ) कारकांश तथा जन्मलग्न दोनों से राजयोग कारक दो-दो स्फुट ग्रहों से योग का विचार करें । एक आत्मकारक तथा पुत्रकारक से और दूसरा योग लग्नेश तथा पञ्चमेश से । इनके परस्पर सम्बन्ध तथा बल के अनुसार ही सम्पूर्ण, आधा, या चतुर्थांश योग समझें ॥ १-५ ॥" -- split 5 ways per the established per-clause-splitting convention, one clause per verse. Band20: subheading confirmed "महाराज-योग—" (Maharaja yoga; the region caught by the T5/T7 discrepancy check AND independently by the large-gap re-scan). Bands21-22 give verse 40.6 (Maharaja yoga, definition part 1) complete. Bands23-24 give verse 40.7 (definition part 2 + naming + phala) complete. Bands25-26 give verse 40.8 (a further qualifying condition) complete. Bands27-28 give verse 40.9 (a further qualifying condition, child born a king) complete. **Page-split**: after verse 40.9's second line, the footer stamp begins IMMEDIATELY (merged into band28 by band-detection) with NO Hindi commentary at all for verses 40.6-40.9 on this page -- confirmed via a dedicated bottom-margin check (scratchpad/p220-bottom.png, blank below band28). This is a genuine page-split (commentary continues onto page221, the first page of the NEXT bundle). translationHi for verses 40.6-40.9 left EMPTY on this page per the established page-split-gloss precedent, to be completed once page221 is read. Sanity checks: new refs 40.1-40.9 confirmed unique; no duplicate refs anywhere. bphs-scan.js run after seeding. Bundle: page220 COMPLETES the pages216-220 bundle, 5 of 5.

  2. 40.2 सत्यापित

    2

    संस्कृत

    पुरा पुरारिणा योगा उक्ता ये शैलजाग्रतः । तेषां सारमहं वक्ष्ये तवाग्रे द्विजनन्दन ! ॥ २ ॥

    pura purarina yoga ukta ye shailajagratah, tesham saramaham vaksye tavagre dvijanandana!

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Formerly, the yogas declared by Purari [Shiva] before Shailaja [Parvati] -- of these I shall now speak the essence to you, O delight of the twice-born.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पहले भगवान् शङ्कर ने पार्वती के समक्ष जो कहा उसी का सार आपके सामने रखता हूँ ॥ १-५ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page220 (PDF p.252, folio "२२०" confirmed by running head band). Running head reads the TREATISE title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" -- pages205-220 pattern now T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T, still not a simple alternation, recorded for continuity, still unresolved. Threshold-selection note: T=5-vs-T=7 comparison run proactively (image 3264x4967). Two discrepancy regions found in one contiguous gap (y~3222-3559): a closing citation line "समझें ॥ १-५ ॥" and a genuine subheading "महाराज-योग—", both present at T5, BOTH silently dropped by T7 (scratchpad/p220-disc1.png). THRESH=5 (29 bands) confirmed. Large-gap re-scan mandate: four gaps re-scanned. band1->2 (224px, scratchpad/p220-gap1-2.png) revealed a genuine subheading missed entirely by band-detection (short line length), recurring the page214/217/218/219 pattern: "राज-योग—" (Raja yoga). band2->3 (112px, scratchpad/p220-gap2-3.png), band20->21 (94px, scratchpad/p220-gap20-21.png), and band21->22 (99px, scratchpad/p220-gap21-22.png) were all re-scanned and found to be ordinary paragraph/line spacing, nothing missed. **Chapter boundary on this page**: Band0 running head + folio. Band1 opens **Chapter 40**: "अथ राजयोगाध्यायः ॥ ४० ॥" -- structural/editorial opening marker, not a verse. New chapter entry {n:40, dev:"राजयोगाध्यायः", iast:"Rajayogadhyayah"} added. Band2: narrative dialogue marker confirmed "पराशर उवाच—", structural, not seeded as verse content. Bands3-12 give FIVE consecutive root verses (40.1-40.5) with NO interspersed commentary between them -- an introductory definitional block for the chapter, unlike the verse-then-immediate-commentary pattern seen in most of Ch.38-39. Verse 40.1 (bands3-4): general chapter announcement ("I shall declare the Rajayogas..."). Verse 40.2 (bands5-6): attributes the teaching's origin to Shiva's discourse to Parvati. Verses 40.3-40.5 (bands7-12): the core definitional rule -- two planets taken pairwise (Atmakaraka+Putrakaraka; lagna-lord+5th-lord) from the Karakamsha and birth-lagna, related to each other and weighted by mutual relationship/strength, yield a Rajayoga that is full, half, or a quarter in force. Bands13-19 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 1-5, closing "॥ १-५ ॥": "पराशर ने कहा—हे द्विजोत्तम ! ( मैत्रेय ! ) अब मैं राजयोगों को बतलाऊँगा जिनके ज्ञानमात्र से मनुष्य राजवन्द्य हो जाता है । पहले भगवान् शङ्कर ने पार्वती के समक्ष जो कहा उसी का सार आपके सामने रखता हूँ ( सुनो ) कारकांश तथा जन्मलग्न दोनों से राजयोग कारक दो-दो स्फुट ग्रहों से योग का विचार करें । एक आत्मकारक तथा पुत्रकारक से और दूसरा योग लग्नेश तथा पञ्चमेश से । इनके परस्पर सम्बन्ध तथा बल के अनुसार ही सम्पूर्ण, आधा, या चतुर्थांश योग समझें ॥ १-५ ॥" -- split 5 ways per the established per-clause-splitting convention, one clause per verse. Band20: subheading confirmed "महाराज-योग—" (Maharaja yoga; the region caught by the T5/T7 discrepancy check AND independently by the large-gap re-scan). Bands21-22 give verse 40.6 (Maharaja yoga, definition part 1) complete. Bands23-24 give verse 40.7 (definition part 2 + naming + phala) complete. Bands25-26 give verse 40.8 (a further qualifying condition) complete. Bands27-28 give verse 40.9 (a further qualifying condition, child born a king) complete. **Page-split**: after verse 40.9's second line, the footer stamp begins IMMEDIATELY (merged into band28 by band-detection) with NO Hindi commentary at all for verses 40.6-40.9 on this page -- confirmed via a dedicated bottom-margin check (scratchpad/p220-bottom.png, blank below band28). This is a genuine page-split (commentary continues onto page221, the first page of the NEXT bundle). translationHi for verses 40.6-40.9 left EMPTY on this page per the established page-split-gloss precedent, to be completed once page221 is read. Sanity checks: new refs 40.1-40.9 confirmed unique; no duplicate refs anywhere. bphs-scan.js run after seeding. Bundle: page220 COMPLETES the pages216-220 bundle, 5 of 5.

  3. 40.3 सत्यापित

    3

    संस्कृत

    कारकांशेऽथवा जन्मलग्ने द्विज विचिन्तयेत् । द्वौ द्वौ स्पष्टग्रहौ यत्नाद्राजयोगविधायकौ ॥ ३ ॥

    karakamshe'thava janmalagne dvija vicintayet, dvau dvau spashtagrahau yatnadrajayogavidhayakau.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In the Karakamsha or in the birth-lagna, O twice-born, one should carefully consider: two clear planets, taken pairwise, are the makers of Rajayoga.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    ( सुनो ) कारकांश तथा जन्मलग्न दोनों से राजयोग कारक दो-दो स्फुट ग्रहों से योग का विचार करें ॥ १-५ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page220 (PDF p.252, folio "२२०" confirmed by running head band). Running head reads the TREATISE title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" -- pages205-220 pattern now T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T, still not a simple alternation, recorded for continuity, still unresolved. Threshold-selection note: T=5-vs-T=7 comparison run proactively (image 3264x4967). Two discrepancy regions found in one contiguous gap (y~3222-3559): a closing citation line "समझें ॥ १-५ ॥" and a genuine subheading "महाराज-योग—", both present at T5, BOTH silently dropped by T7 (scratchpad/p220-disc1.png). THRESH=5 (29 bands) confirmed. Large-gap re-scan mandate: four gaps re-scanned. band1->2 (224px, scratchpad/p220-gap1-2.png) revealed a genuine subheading missed entirely by band-detection (short line length), recurring the page214/217/218/219 pattern: "राज-योग—" (Raja yoga). band2->3 (112px, scratchpad/p220-gap2-3.png), band20->21 (94px, scratchpad/p220-gap20-21.png), and band21->22 (99px, scratchpad/p220-gap21-22.png) were all re-scanned and found to be ordinary paragraph/line spacing, nothing missed. **Chapter boundary on this page**: Band0 running head + folio. Band1 opens **Chapter 40**: "अथ राजयोगाध्यायः ॥ ४० ॥" -- structural/editorial opening marker, not a verse. New chapter entry {n:40, dev:"राजयोगाध्यायः", iast:"Rajayogadhyayah"} added. Band2: narrative dialogue marker confirmed "पराशर उवाच—", structural, not seeded as verse content. Bands3-12 give FIVE consecutive root verses (40.1-40.5) with NO interspersed commentary between them -- an introductory definitional block for the chapter, unlike the verse-then-immediate-commentary pattern seen in most of Ch.38-39. Verse 40.1 (bands3-4): general chapter announcement ("I shall declare the Rajayogas..."). Verse 40.2 (bands5-6): attributes the teaching's origin to Shiva's discourse to Parvati. Verses 40.3-40.5 (bands7-12): the core definitional rule -- two planets taken pairwise (Atmakaraka+Putrakaraka; lagna-lord+5th-lord) from the Karakamsha and birth-lagna, related to each other and weighted by mutual relationship/strength, yield a Rajayoga that is full, half, or a quarter in force. Bands13-19 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 1-5, closing "॥ १-५ ॥": "पराशर ने कहा—हे द्विजोत्तम ! ( मैत्रेय ! ) अब मैं राजयोगों को बतलाऊँगा जिनके ज्ञानमात्र से मनुष्य राजवन्द्य हो जाता है । पहले भगवान् शङ्कर ने पार्वती के समक्ष जो कहा उसी का सार आपके सामने रखता हूँ ( सुनो ) कारकांश तथा जन्मलग्न दोनों से राजयोग कारक दो-दो स्फुट ग्रहों से योग का विचार करें । एक आत्मकारक तथा पुत्रकारक से और दूसरा योग लग्नेश तथा पञ्चमेश से । इनके परस्पर सम्बन्ध तथा बल के अनुसार ही सम्पूर्ण, आधा, या चतुर्थांश योग समझें ॥ १-५ ॥" -- split 5 ways per the established per-clause-splitting convention, one clause per verse. Band20: subheading confirmed "महाराज-योग—" (Maharaja yoga; the region caught by the T5/T7 discrepancy check AND independently by the large-gap re-scan). Bands21-22 give verse 40.6 (Maharaja yoga, definition part 1) complete. Bands23-24 give verse 40.7 (definition part 2 + naming + phala) complete. Bands25-26 give verse 40.8 (a further qualifying condition) complete. Bands27-28 give verse 40.9 (a further qualifying condition, child born a king) complete. **Page-split**: after verse 40.9's second line, the footer stamp begins IMMEDIATELY (merged into band28 by band-detection) with NO Hindi commentary at all for verses 40.6-40.9 on this page -- confirmed via a dedicated bottom-margin check (scratchpad/p220-bottom.png, blank below band28). This is a genuine page-split (commentary continues onto page221, the first page of the NEXT bundle). translationHi for verses 40.6-40.9 left EMPTY on this page per the established page-split-gloss precedent, to be completed once page221 is read. Sanity checks: new refs 40.1-40.9 confirmed unique; no duplicate refs anywhere. bphs-scan.js run after seeding. Bundle: page220 COMPLETES the pages216-220 bundle, 5 of 5.

  4. 40.4 सत्यापित

    4

    संस्कृत

    आत्मकारकपुत्राभ्यां योगमेकं प्रकल्पयेत् । तनुपञ्चमनाथाभ्यां तथैव द्विजसत्तम ! ॥ ४ ॥

    atmakarakaputrabhyam yogamekam prakalpayet, tanupancamanathabhyam tathaiva dvijasattama!

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    One yoga should be reckoned from the Atmakaraka and the Putrakaraka; likewise another from the lords of the 1st and 5th houses, O best of the twice-born.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    एक आत्मकारक तथा पुत्रकारक से और दूसरा योग लग्नेश तथा पञ्चमेश से ॥ १-५ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page220 (PDF p.252, folio "२२०" confirmed by running head band). Running head reads the TREATISE title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" -- pages205-220 pattern now T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T, still not a simple alternation, recorded for continuity, still unresolved. Threshold-selection note: T=5-vs-T=7 comparison run proactively (image 3264x4967). Two discrepancy regions found in one contiguous gap (y~3222-3559): a closing citation line "समझें ॥ १-५ ॥" and a genuine subheading "महाराज-योग—", both present at T5, BOTH silently dropped by T7 (scratchpad/p220-disc1.png). THRESH=5 (29 bands) confirmed. Large-gap re-scan mandate: four gaps re-scanned. band1->2 (224px, scratchpad/p220-gap1-2.png) revealed a genuine subheading missed entirely by band-detection (short line length), recurring the page214/217/218/219 pattern: "राज-योग—" (Raja yoga). band2->3 (112px, scratchpad/p220-gap2-3.png), band20->21 (94px, scratchpad/p220-gap20-21.png), and band21->22 (99px, scratchpad/p220-gap21-22.png) were all re-scanned and found to be ordinary paragraph/line spacing, nothing missed. **Chapter boundary on this page**: Band0 running head + folio. Band1 opens **Chapter 40**: "अथ राजयोगाध्यायः ॥ ४० ॥" -- structural/editorial opening marker, not a verse. New chapter entry {n:40, dev:"राजयोगाध्यायः", iast:"Rajayogadhyayah"} added. Band2: narrative dialogue marker confirmed "पराशर उवाच—", structural, not seeded as verse content. Bands3-12 give FIVE consecutive root verses (40.1-40.5) with NO interspersed commentary between them -- an introductory definitional block for the chapter, unlike the verse-then-immediate-commentary pattern seen in most of Ch.38-39. Verse 40.1 (bands3-4): general chapter announcement ("I shall declare the Rajayogas..."). Verse 40.2 (bands5-6): attributes the teaching's origin to Shiva's discourse to Parvati. Verses 40.3-40.5 (bands7-12): the core definitional rule -- two planets taken pairwise (Atmakaraka+Putrakaraka; lagna-lord+5th-lord) from the Karakamsha and birth-lagna, related to each other and weighted by mutual relationship/strength, yield a Rajayoga that is full, half, or a quarter in force. Bands13-19 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 1-5, closing "॥ १-५ ॥": "पराशर ने कहा—हे द्विजोत्तम ! ( मैत्रेय ! ) अब मैं राजयोगों को बतलाऊँगा जिनके ज्ञानमात्र से मनुष्य राजवन्द्य हो जाता है । पहले भगवान् शङ्कर ने पार्वती के समक्ष जो कहा उसी का सार आपके सामने रखता हूँ ( सुनो ) कारकांश तथा जन्मलग्न दोनों से राजयोग कारक दो-दो स्फुट ग्रहों से योग का विचार करें । एक आत्मकारक तथा पुत्रकारक से और दूसरा योग लग्नेश तथा पञ्चमेश से । इनके परस्पर सम्बन्ध तथा बल के अनुसार ही सम्पूर्ण, आधा, या चतुर्थांश योग समझें ॥ १-५ ॥" -- split 5 ways per the established per-clause-splitting convention, one clause per verse. Band20: subheading confirmed "महाराज-योग—" (Maharaja yoga; the region caught by the T5/T7 discrepancy check AND independently by the large-gap re-scan). Bands21-22 give verse 40.6 (Maharaja yoga, definition part 1) complete. Bands23-24 give verse 40.7 (definition part 2 + naming + phala) complete. Bands25-26 give verse 40.8 (a further qualifying condition) complete. Bands27-28 give verse 40.9 (a further qualifying condition, child born a king) complete. **Page-split**: after verse 40.9's second line, the footer stamp begins IMMEDIATELY (merged into band28 by band-detection) with NO Hindi commentary at all for verses 40.6-40.9 on this page -- confirmed via a dedicated bottom-margin check (scratchpad/p220-bottom.png, blank below band28). This is a genuine page-split (commentary continues onto page221, the first page of the NEXT bundle). translationHi for verses 40.6-40.9 left EMPTY on this page per the established page-split-gloss precedent, to be completed once page221 is read. Sanity checks: new refs 40.1-40.9 confirmed unique; no duplicate refs anywhere. bphs-scan.js run after seeding. Bundle: page220 COMPLETES the pages216-220 bundle, 5 of 5.

  5. 40.5 सत्यापित

    5

    संस्कृत

    तनुतनुपयोरात्मतनुकारकयोर्मिथः सम्बन्धतो वीर्यतश्च पूर्णोऽर्धोऽङ्घ्रिरयं सदा ॥ ५ ॥

    tanutanupayoratmatanukarakayormithah sambandhato viryatashca purno'rdho'nghrirayam sada.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Between the lagna-and-its-lord and the Atmakaraka-and-lagna-karaka [pairs], according to their mutual relationship and strength, this yoga is always full, half, or a quarter in force.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    इनके परस्पर सम्बन्ध तथा बल के अनुसार ही सम्पूर्ण, आधा, या चतुर्थांश योग समझें ॥ १-५ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page220 (PDF p.252, folio "२२०" confirmed by running head band). Running head reads the TREATISE title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" -- pages205-220 pattern now T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T, still not a simple alternation, recorded for continuity, still unresolved. Threshold-selection note: T=5-vs-T=7 comparison run proactively (image 3264x4967). Two discrepancy regions found in one contiguous gap (y~3222-3559): a closing citation line "समझें ॥ १-५ ॥" and a genuine subheading "महाराज-योग—", both present at T5, BOTH silently dropped by T7 (scratchpad/p220-disc1.png). THRESH=5 (29 bands) confirmed. Large-gap re-scan mandate: four gaps re-scanned. band1->2 (224px, scratchpad/p220-gap1-2.png) revealed a genuine subheading missed entirely by band-detection (short line length), recurring the page214/217/218/219 pattern: "राज-योग—" (Raja yoga). band2->3 (112px, scratchpad/p220-gap2-3.png), band20->21 (94px, scratchpad/p220-gap20-21.png), and band21->22 (99px, scratchpad/p220-gap21-22.png) were all re-scanned and found to be ordinary paragraph/line spacing, nothing missed. **Chapter boundary on this page**: Band0 running head + folio. Band1 opens **Chapter 40**: "अथ राजयोगाध्यायः ॥ ४० ॥" -- structural/editorial opening marker, not a verse. New chapter entry {n:40, dev:"राजयोगाध्यायः", iast:"Rajayogadhyayah"} added. Band2: narrative dialogue marker confirmed "पराशर उवाच—", structural, not seeded as verse content. Bands3-12 give FIVE consecutive root verses (40.1-40.5) with NO interspersed commentary between them -- an introductory definitional block for the chapter, unlike the verse-then-immediate-commentary pattern seen in most of Ch.38-39. Verse 40.1 (bands3-4): general chapter announcement ("I shall declare the Rajayogas..."). Verse 40.2 (bands5-6): attributes the teaching's origin to Shiva's discourse to Parvati. Verses 40.3-40.5 (bands7-12): the core definitional rule -- two planets taken pairwise (Atmakaraka+Putrakaraka; lagna-lord+5th-lord) from the Karakamsha and birth-lagna, related to each other and weighted by mutual relationship/strength, yield a Rajayoga that is full, half, or a quarter in force. Bands13-19 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 1-5, closing "॥ १-५ ॥": "पराशर ने कहा—हे द्विजोत्तम ! ( मैत्रेय ! ) अब मैं राजयोगों को बतलाऊँगा जिनके ज्ञानमात्र से मनुष्य राजवन्द्य हो जाता है । पहले भगवान् शङ्कर ने पार्वती के समक्ष जो कहा उसी का सार आपके सामने रखता हूँ ( सुनो ) कारकांश तथा जन्मलग्न दोनों से राजयोग कारक दो-दो स्फुट ग्रहों से योग का विचार करें । एक आत्मकारक तथा पुत्रकारक से और दूसरा योग लग्नेश तथा पञ्चमेश से । इनके परस्पर सम्बन्ध तथा बल के अनुसार ही सम्पूर्ण, आधा, या चतुर्थांश योग समझें ॥ १-५ ॥" -- split 5 ways per the established per-clause-splitting convention, one clause per verse. Band20: subheading confirmed "महाराज-योग—" (Maharaja yoga; the region caught by the T5/T7 discrepancy check AND independently by the large-gap re-scan). Bands21-22 give verse 40.6 (Maharaja yoga, definition part 1) complete. Bands23-24 give verse 40.7 (definition part 2 + naming + phala) complete. Bands25-26 give verse 40.8 (a further qualifying condition) complete. Bands27-28 give verse 40.9 (a further qualifying condition, child born a king) complete. **Page-split**: after verse 40.9's second line, the footer stamp begins IMMEDIATELY (merged into band28 by band-detection) with NO Hindi commentary at all for verses 40.6-40.9 on this page -- confirmed via a dedicated bottom-margin check (scratchpad/p220-bottom.png, blank below band28). This is a genuine page-split (commentary continues onto page221, the first page of the NEXT bundle). translationHi for verses 40.6-40.9 left EMPTY on this page per the established page-split-gloss precedent, to be completed once page221 is read. Sanity checks: new refs 40.1-40.9 confirmed unique; no duplicate refs anywhere. bphs-scan.js run after seeding. Bundle: page220 COMPLETES the pages216-220 bundle, 5 of 5.

  6. 40.6 सत्यापित

    6

    संस्कृत

    पुत्रभावस्थिते लग्नाधीशे लग्ने सुताधिपे । तनौ वा सुतभावे वा स्वक्षे स्वांशे स्वतुङ्गभे ॥ ६ ॥

    putrabhavasthite lagnadhishe lagne sutadhipe, tanau va sutabhave va svakshe svamshe svatungabhe.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lord of the lagna is situated in the 5th house, and the lord of the 5th in the lagna -- or both in the lagna or in the 5th -- each in its own sign, own navamsha, or own exaltation.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    लग्नेश पञ्चमभावस्थ और पञ्चमेश लग्नस्थ हो, आत्मकारक तथा पुत्रकारक ग्रह-लग्न, पञ्चम, स्वक्षेत्र स्वनवांश या अपने उच्च में स्थिर हों ॥ ६-१० ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page220 (PDF p.252, folio "२२०" confirmed by running head band). Running head reads the TREATISE title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" -- pages205-220 pattern now T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T, still not a simple alternation, recorded for continuity, still unresolved. Threshold-selection note: T=5-vs-T=7 comparison run proactively (image 3264x4967). Two discrepancy regions found in one contiguous gap (y~3222-3559): a closing citation line "समझें ॥ १-५ ॥" and a genuine subheading "महाराज-योग—", both present at T5, BOTH silently dropped by T7 (scratchpad/p220-disc1.png). THRESH=5 (29 bands) confirmed. Large-gap re-scan mandate: four gaps re-scanned. band1->2 (224px, scratchpad/p220-gap1-2.png) revealed a genuine subheading missed entirely by band-detection (short line length), recurring the page214/217/218/219 pattern: "राज-योग—" (Raja yoga). band2->3 (112px, scratchpad/p220-gap2-3.png), band20->21 (94px, scratchpad/p220-gap20-21.png), and band21->22 (99px, scratchpad/p220-gap21-22.png) were all re-scanned and found to be ordinary paragraph/line spacing, nothing missed. **Chapter boundary on this page**: Band0 running head + folio. Band1 opens **Chapter 40**: "अथ राजयोगाध्यायः ॥ ४० ॥" -- structural/editorial opening marker, not a verse. New chapter entry {n:40, dev:"राजयोगाध्यायः", iast:"Rajayogadhyayah"} added. Band2: narrative dialogue marker confirmed "पराशर उवाच—", structural, not seeded as verse content. Bands3-12 give FIVE consecutive root verses (40.1-40.5) with NO interspersed commentary between them -- an introductory definitional block for the chapter, unlike the verse-then-immediate-commentary pattern seen in most of Ch.38-39. Verse 40.1 (bands3-4): general chapter announcement ("I shall declare the Rajayogas..."). Verse 40.2 (bands5-6): attributes the teaching's origin to Shiva's discourse to Parvati. Verses 40.3-40.5 (bands7-12): the core definitional rule -- two planets taken pairwise (Atmakaraka+Putrakaraka; lagna-lord+5th-lord) from the Karakamsha and birth-lagna, related to each other and weighted by mutual relationship/strength, yield a Rajayoga that is full, half, or a quarter in force. Bands13-19 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 1-5, closing "॥ १-५ ॥": "पराशर ने कहा—हे द्विजोत्तम ! ( मैत्रेय ! ) अब मैं राजयोगों को बतलाऊँगा जिनके ज्ञानमात्र से मनुष्य राजवन्द्य हो जाता है । पहले भगवान् शङ्कर ने पार्वती के समक्ष जो कहा उसी का सार आपके सामने रखता हूँ ( सुनो ) कारकांश तथा जन्मलग्न दोनों से राजयोग कारक दो-दो स्फुट ग्रहों से योग का विचार करें । एक आत्मकारक तथा पुत्रकारक से और दूसरा योग लग्नेश तथा पञ्चमेश से । इनके परस्पर सम्बन्ध तथा बल के अनुसार ही सम्पूर्ण, आधा, या चतुर्थांश योग समझें ॥ १-५ ॥" -- split 5 ways per the established per-clause-splitting convention, one clause per verse. Band20: subheading confirmed "महाराज-योग—" (Maharaja yoga; the region caught by the T5/T7 discrepancy check AND independently by the large-gap re-scan). Bands21-22 give verse 40.6 (Maharaja yoga, definition part 1) complete. Bands23-24 give verse 40.7 (definition part 2 + naming + phala) complete. Bands25-26 give verse 40.8 (a further qualifying condition) complete. Bands27-28 give verse 40.9 (a further qualifying condition, child born a king) complete. **Page-split**: after verse 40.9's second line, the footer stamp begins IMMEDIATELY (merged into band28 by band-detection) with NO Hindi commentary at all for verses 40.6-40.9 on this page -- confirmed via a dedicated bottom-margin check (scratchpad/p220-bottom.png, blank below band28). This is a genuine page-split (commentary continues onto page221, the first page of the NEXT bundle). translationHi for verses 40.6-40.9 left EMPTY on this page per the established page-split-gloss precedent, to be completed once page221 is read. Sanity checks: new refs 40.1-40.9 confirmed unique; no duplicate refs anywhere. bphs-scan.js run after seeding. Bundle: page220 COMPLETES the pages216-220 bundle, 5 of 5.

  7. 40.7 सत्यापित

    7

    संस्कृत

    आत्मजात्माभिधौ स्यातां कारकौ शुभवीक्षितौ । महाराजाभिधो योगस्तत्रजो विश्रुतः सुखी ॥ ७ ॥

    atmajatmabhidhau syatam karakau shubhaviksitau, maharajabhidho yogastatrajo vishrutah sukhi.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the Atmakaraka and Putrakaraka [the two so-named significators] are aspected by benefics -- this is the yoga named Maharaja; one born under it becomes renowned and happy.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    शुभग्रह से दृष्ट हों तो महाराजाख्य योग है, उसमें उत्पन्न बालक विख्यात तथा सुखी होता है ॥ ६-१० ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page220 (PDF p.252, folio "२२०" confirmed by running head band). Running head reads the TREATISE title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" -- pages205-220 pattern now T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T, still not a simple alternation, recorded for continuity, still unresolved. Threshold-selection note: T=5-vs-T=7 comparison run proactively (image 3264x4967). Two discrepancy regions found in one contiguous gap (y~3222-3559): a closing citation line "समझें ॥ १-५ ॥" and a genuine subheading "महाराज-योग—", both present at T5, BOTH silently dropped by T7 (scratchpad/p220-disc1.png). THRESH=5 (29 bands) confirmed. Large-gap re-scan mandate: four gaps re-scanned. band1->2 (224px, scratchpad/p220-gap1-2.png) revealed a genuine subheading missed entirely by band-detection (short line length), recurring the page214/217/218/219 pattern: "राज-योग—" (Raja yoga). band2->3 (112px, scratchpad/p220-gap2-3.png), band20->21 (94px, scratchpad/p220-gap20-21.png), and band21->22 (99px, scratchpad/p220-gap21-22.png) were all re-scanned and found to be ordinary paragraph/line spacing, nothing missed. **Chapter boundary on this page**: Band0 running head + folio. Band1 opens **Chapter 40**: "अथ राजयोगाध्यायः ॥ ४० ॥" -- structural/editorial opening marker, not a verse. New chapter entry {n:40, dev:"राजयोगाध्यायः", iast:"Rajayogadhyayah"} added. Band2: narrative dialogue marker confirmed "पराशर उवाच—", structural, not seeded as verse content. Bands3-12 give FIVE consecutive root verses (40.1-40.5) with NO interspersed commentary between them -- an introductory definitional block for the chapter, unlike the verse-then-immediate-commentary pattern seen in most of Ch.38-39. Verse 40.1 (bands3-4): general chapter announcement ("I shall declare the Rajayogas..."). Verse 40.2 (bands5-6): attributes the teaching's origin to Shiva's discourse to Parvati. Verses 40.3-40.5 (bands7-12): the core definitional rule -- two planets taken pairwise (Atmakaraka+Putrakaraka; lagna-lord+5th-lord) from the Karakamsha and birth-lagna, related to each other and weighted by mutual relationship/strength, yield a Rajayoga that is full, half, or a quarter in force. Bands13-19 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 1-5, closing "॥ १-५ ॥": "पराशर ने कहा—हे द्विजोत्तम ! ( मैत्रेय ! ) अब मैं राजयोगों को बतलाऊँगा जिनके ज्ञानमात्र से मनुष्य राजवन्द्य हो जाता है । पहले भगवान् शङ्कर ने पार्वती के समक्ष जो कहा उसी का सार आपके सामने रखता हूँ ( सुनो ) कारकांश तथा जन्मलग्न दोनों से राजयोग कारक दो-दो स्फुट ग्रहों से योग का विचार करें । एक आत्मकारक तथा पुत्रकारक से और दूसरा योग लग्नेश तथा पञ्चमेश से । इनके परस्पर सम्बन्ध तथा बल के अनुसार ही सम्पूर्ण, आधा, या चतुर्थांश योग समझें ॥ १-५ ॥" -- split 5 ways per the established per-clause-splitting convention, one clause per verse. Band20: subheading confirmed "महाराज-योग—" (Maharaja yoga; the region caught by the T5/T7 discrepancy check AND independently by the large-gap re-scan). Bands21-22 give verse 40.6 (Maharaja yoga, definition part 1) complete. Bands23-24 give verse 40.7 (definition part 2 + naming + phala) complete. Bands25-26 give verse 40.8 (a further qualifying condition) complete. Bands27-28 give verse 40.9 (a further qualifying condition, child born a king) complete. **Page-split**: after verse 40.9's second line, the footer stamp begins IMMEDIATELY (merged into band28 by band-detection) with NO Hindi commentary at all for verses 40.6-40.9 on this page -- confirmed via a dedicated bottom-margin check (scratchpad/p220-bottom.png, blank below band28). This is a genuine page-split (commentary continues onto page221, the first page of the NEXT bundle). translationHi for verses 40.6-40.9 left EMPTY on this page per the established page-split-gloss precedent, to be completed once page221 is read. Sanity checks: new refs 40.1-40.9 confirmed unique; no duplicate refs anywhere. bphs-scan.js run after seeding. Bundle: page220 COMPLETES the pages216-220 bundle, 5 of 5.

  8. 40.8 सत्यापित

    8

    संस्कृत

    कारको भाग्यनाथश्च तनुपुत्रकलत्रभे । सौम्यग्रहेक्षितयुतौ राजभोगप्रदौ मतौ ॥ ८ ॥

    karako bhagyanathashca tanuputrakalatrabhe, saumyagrahekshitayutau rajabhogapradau matau.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The Karaka and the lord of the 9th, situated in the 1st, 5th, or 7th house and joined with or aspected by benefic planets, are held to bestow royal enjoyment.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    भाग्येश तथा आत्मकारकग्रह लग्न पञ्चम सप्तम में स्थित होकर शुभग्रहों से दृष्ट हों तो राजयोगकारक होते हैं ॥ ६-१० ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page220 (PDF p.252, folio "२२०" confirmed by running head band). Running head reads the TREATISE title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" -- pages205-220 pattern now T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T, still not a simple alternation, recorded for continuity, still unresolved. Threshold-selection note: T=5-vs-T=7 comparison run proactively (image 3264x4967). Two discrepancy regions found in one contiguous gap (y~3222-3559): a closing citation line "समझें ॥ १-५ ॥" and a genuine subheading "महाराज-योग—", both present at T5, BOTH silently dropped by T7 (scratchpad/p220-disc1.png). THRESH=5 (29 bands) confirmed. Large-gap re-scan mandate: four gaps re-scanned. band1->2 (224px, scratchpad/p220-gap1-2.png) revealed a genuine subheading missed entirely by band-detection (short line length), recurring the page214/217/218/219 pattern: "राज-योग—" (Raja yoga). band2->3 (112px, scratchpad/p220-gap2-3.png), band20->21 (94px, scratchpad/p220-gap20-21.png), and band21->22 (99px, scratchpad/p220-gap21-22.png) were all re-scanned and found to be ordinary paragraph/line spacing, nothing missed. **Chapter boundary on this page**: Band0 running head + folio. Band1 opens **Chapter 40**: "अथ राजयोगाध्यायः ॥ ४० ॥" -- structural/editorial opening marker, not a verse. New chapter entry {n:40, dev:"राजयोगाध्यायः", iast:"Rajayogadhyayah"} added. Band2: narrative dialogue marker confirmed "पराशर उवाच—", structural, not seeded as verse content. Bands3-12 give FIVE consecutive root verses (40.1-40.5) with NO interspersed commentary between them -- an introductory definitional block for the chapter, unlike the verse-then-immediate-commentary pattern seen in most of Ch.38-39. Verse 40.1 (bands3-4): general chapter announcement ("I shall declare the Rajayogas..."). Verse 40.2 (bands5-6): attributes the teaching's origin to Shiva's discourse to Parvati. Verses 40.3-40.5 (bands7-12): the core definitional rule -- two planets taken pairwise (Atmakaraka+Putrakaraka; lagna-lord+5th-lord) from the Karakamsha and birth-lagna, related to each other and weighted by mutual relationship/strength, yield a Rajayoga that is full, half, or a quarter in force. Bands13-19 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 1-5, closing "॥ १-५ ॥": "पराशर ने कहा—हे द्विजोत्तम ! ( मैत्रेय ! ) अब मैं राजयोगों को बतलाऊँगा जिनके ज्ञानमात्र से मनुष्य राजवन्द्य हो जाता है । पहले भगवान् शङ्कर ने पार्वती के समक्ष जो कहा उसी का सार आपके सामने रखता हूँ ( सुनो ) कारकांश तथा जन्मलग्न दोनों से राजयोग कारक दो-दो स्फुट ग्रहों से योग का विचार करें । एक आत्मकारक तथा पुत्रकारक से और दूसरा योग लग्नेश तथा पञ्चमेश से । इनके परस्पर सम्बन्ध तथा बल के अनुसार ही सम्पूर्ण, आधा, या चतुर्थांश योग समझें ॥ १-५ ॥" -- split 5 ways per the established per-clause-splitting convention, one clause per verse. Band20: subheading confirmed "महाराज-योग—" (Maharaja yoga; the region caught by the T5/T7 discrepancy check AND independently by the large-gap re-scan). Bands21-22 give verse 40.6 (Maharaja yoga, definition part 1) complete. Bands23-24 give verse 40.7 (definition part 2 + naming + phala) complete. Bands25-26 give verse 40.8 (a further qualifying condition) complete. Bands27-28 give verse 40.9 (a further qualifying condition, child born a king) complete. **Page-split**: after verse 40.9's second line, the footer stamp begins IMMEDIATELY (merged into band28 by band-detection) with NO Hindi commentary at all for verses 40.6-40.9 on this page -- confirmed via a dedicated bottom-margin check (scratchpad/p220-bottom.png, blank below band28). This is a genuine page-split (commentary continues onto page221, the first page of the NEXT bundle). translationHi for verses 40.6-40.9 left EMPTY on this page per the established page-split-gloss precedent, to be completed once page221 is read. Sanity checks: new refs 40.1-40.9 confirmed unique; no duplicate refs anywhere. bphs-scan.js run after seeding. Bundle: page220 COMPLETES the pages216-220 bundle, 5 of 5.

  9. 40.9 सत्यापित

    9

    संस्कृत

    कारकाल्लग्नपाद्वापि वित्ते पुत्रेऽथवा सुखे । सौम्यग्रहान्विते बालो नृपतिः स्यान्न संशयः ॥ ९ ॥

    karakallagnapadvapi vitte putre'thava sukhe, saumyagranvite balo nrpatih syanna samshayah.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    From the Karaka, or from the Lagna-pada, if a benefic is in the 2nd, 5th, or 4th house joined with benefic planets, the child will undoubtedly become a king.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    कारक या लग्नेश से २।५।४ स्थान शुभग्रह युक्त हों तो बालक निःसन्देह राजा होता है ॥ ६-१० ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page220 (PDF p.252, folio "२२०" confirmed by running head band). Running head reads the TREATISE title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" -- pages205-220 pattern now T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T, still not a simple alternation, recorded for continuity, still unresolved. Threshold-selection note: T=5-vs-T=7 comparison run proactively (image 3264x4967). Two discrepancy regions found in one contiguous gap (y~3222-3559): a closing citation line "समझें ॥ १-५ ॥" and a genuine subheading "महाराज-योग—", both present at T5, BOTH silently dropped by T7 (scratchpad/p220-disc1.png). THRESH=5 (29 bands) confirmed. Large-gap re-scan mandate: four gaps re-scanned. band1->2 (224px, scratchpad/p220-gap1-2.png) revealed a genuine subheading missed entirely by band-detection (short line length), recurring the page214/217/218/219 pattern: "राज-योग—" (Raja yoga). band2->3 (112px, scratchpad/p220-gap2-3.png), band20->21 (94px, scratchpad/p220-gap20-21.png), and band21->22 (99px, scratchpad/p220-gap21-22.png) were all re-scanned and found to be ordinary paragraph/line spacing, nothing missed. **Chapter boundary on this page**: Band0 running head + folio. Band1 opens **Chapter 40**: "अथ राजयोगाध्यायः ॥ ४० ॥" -- structural/editorial opening marker, not a verse. New chapter entry {n:40, dev:"राजयोगाध्यायः", iast:"Rajayogadhyayah"} added. Band2: narrative dialogue marker confirmed "पराशर उवाच—", structural, not seeded as verse content. Bands3-12 give FIVE consecutive root verses (40.1-40.5) with NO interspersed commentary between them -- an introductory definitional block for the chapter, unlike the verse-then-immediate-commentary pattern seen in most of Ch.38-39. Verse 40.1 (bands3-4): general chapter announcement ("I shall declare the Rajayogas..."). Verse 40.2 (bands5-6): attributes the teaching's origin to Shiva's discourse to Parvati. Verses 40.3-40.5 (bands7-12): the core definitional rule -- two planets taken pairwise (Atmakaraka+Putrakaraka; lagna-lord+5th-lord) from the Karakamsha and birth-lagna, related to each other and weighted by mutual relationship/strength, yield a Rajayoga that is full, half, or a quarter in force. Bands13-19 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 1-5, closing "॥ १-५ ॥": "पराशर ने कहा—हे द्विजोत्तम ! ( मैत्रेय ! ) अब मैं राजयोगों को बतलाऊँगा जिनके ज्ञानमात्र से मनुष्य राजवन्द्य हो जाता है । पहले भगवान् शङ्कर ने पार्वती के समक्ष जो कहा उसी का सार आपके सामने रखता हूँ ( सुनो ) कारकांश तथा जन्मलग्न दोनों से राजयोग कारक दो-दो स्फुट ग्रहों से योग का विचार करें । एक आत्मकारक तथा पुत्रकारक से और दूसरा योग लग्नेश तथा पञ्चमेश से । इनके परस्पर सम्बन्ध तथा बल के अनुसार ही सम्पूर्ण, आधा, या चतुर्थांश योग समझें ॥ १-५ ॥" -- split 5 ways per the established per-clause-splitting convention, one clause per verse. Band20: subheading confirmed "महाराज-योग—" (Maharaja yoga; the region caught by the T5/T7 discrepancy check AND independently by the large-gap re-scan). Bands21-22 give verse 40.6 (Maharaja yoga, definition part 1) complete. Bands23-24 give verse 40.7 (definition part 2 + naming + phala) complete. Bands25-26 give verse 40.8 (a further qualifying condition) complete. Bands27-28 give verse 40.9 (a further qualifying condition, child born a king) complete. **Page-split**: after verse 40.9's second line, the footer stamp begins IMMEDIATELY (merged into band28 by band-detection) with NO Hindi commentary at all for verses 40.6-40.9 on this page -- confirmed via a dedicated bottom-margin check (scratchpad/p220-bottom.png, blank below band28). This is a genuine page-split (commentary continues onto page221, the first page of the NEXT bundle). translationHi for verses 40.6-40.9 left EMPTY on this page per the established page-split-gloss precedent, to be completed once page221 is read. Sanity checks: new refs 40.1-40.9 confirmed unique; no duplicate refs anywhere. bphs-scan.js run after seeding. Bundle: page220 COMPLETES the pages216-220 bundle, 5 of 5.

  10. 40.10 सत्यापित

    10

    संस्कृत

    क्रूरग्रहेक्षितयुते विक्रमे रिपुभे ततः । जातको नृपतिमिश्रे जायते धनसंयुतः ॥ १० ॥

    krurgrahekshitayute vikrame ripubhe tatah, jatako nrpatimishre jayate dhanasamyutah.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When [the significators, from the lagna] are, from the 3rd house or the 6th house, joined with and aspected by malefic planets, the native born thence becomes royalty-adjacent, endowed with wealth.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    उन (कारक, लग्नेश) से ३।६ स्थान केवल पापग्रह से युत या दृष्ट हों तो जातक राजा होवे शुभ पाप दोनों से युत दृष्ट होने पर मिश्रफल (धनी) कहना चाहिए ॥ ६-१० ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page221 (PDF p.253, folio "२२१" confirmed by running head band). Running head reads the CHAPTER title "राजयोगाध्यायः" -- pages205-221 pattern now T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C, still not a simple alternation, recorded for continuity, still unresolved. Threshold-selection note: T=5-vs-T=7 comparison run proactively (image 3130x4967, sweep was noisy/non-plateauing: peak 39 bands at T=3, settles to 32 from T>=6.5). Two discrepancy regions found: a subheading "अन्यराजयोग—" (scratchpad/p221-disc1.png) and a verse-closing citation tail "...॥ १२ ॥" (scratchpad/p221-disc2.png), both present at T5, dropped by T7. THRESH=5 (34 bands) confirmed, consistent with all prior pages in this run. Large-gap re-scan mandate: largest gap (band0->1, 144px) re-scanned along with the top margin and bottom margin (scratchpad/p221-top.png, p221-gap0-1.png, p221-bottom.png) -- all confirmed blank/ordinary spacing, nothing missed. Band15 (28px undersized band at y2335-2363) investigated in context (scratchpad/p221-b15-context.png) and found to be only the upper matras/accents of band16's own text line, split off by the threshold -- not separate content, no data lost. **Page-split-gloss completion (from page220)**: Bands1-2 give verse 40.10, completing a SINGLE Sanskrit block of verses 40.6-40.10 (five verses, no interspersed commentary -- confirming the page220 "consecutive-verses-before-commentary" structural pattern extends across this page boundary too). Bands3-10 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 6-10, closing "॥ ६-१० ॥" -- this is the commentary that was deferred from page220 for verses 40.6-40.9, now transcribed and back-filled into those records' translationHi, split per-clause per the established convention, verse 40.10 taking the final clause. Band11: subheading confirmed "अन्यराजयोग—" (Anya-Rajayoga, "further/other Rajayoga"), structural, not seeded. Bands12-13 give verse 40.11 complete. Bands14,16 give verse 40.12 complete (band15 is the split-off top-matra sliver of band16, not independent content, see above). Bands17-20 give the shared commentary for verses 11-12, closing "॥ ११-१२ ॥", split per-clause. Bands21-22 give verse 40.13 complete. Bands23-24 give verse 40.14 complete. Bands25-28 give the shared commentary for verses 13-14, closing "॥ १३-१४ ॥", split per-clause. Bands29-30 give verse 40.15 complete. Bands31-32 give verse 40.16 complete. **New page-split (disclosed)**: Band33 begins the shared Hindi commentary for verses 15-16 ("लग्न द्वितय ( जन्मलग्न, होरालग्न, घटीलग्न ) में स्वराशिस्थ, या स्वोच्चस्थ ग्रह...") but is cut off mid-sentence at the very bottom of the page, overlaid by a digitization credit watermark: "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" (scratchpad/p221-b33-zoom.png). The watermark is a modern scanning artifact, NOT original BPHS content, and is not transcribed as verse text -- noted here only as source-provenance metadata (confirms the scanned edition is a CC-0 eGangotri digitization credited to Swami Atmanand Giri, Veda Nidhi Varanasi). translationHi for verses 40.15-40.16 left EMPTY on this page per the established page-split-gloss precedent, to be completed once page222 is read. Bottom margin below band33 reconfirmed blank (scratchpad/p221-bottom.png). Retained-as-printed low-confidence compounds (disclosed, not silently normalized, status kept 'verified' per standing policy on contested compounds): verse 40.11's "गुर्विन्दुदृग्युते" (guru+indu+dṛg+yute) and verse 40.13/40.14's "दृष्ट्यनुसारतः"/"पूर्णदृष्ट्या"/"पाददृष्ट्या" compounds show compressed dṛṣṭi-conjunct ligatures at this font/DPI that were zoom-verified (scratchpad/p221-b12-zoom2.png, p221-b22-zoom.png, p221-b23-zoom.png, p221-b24-zoom.png) and read as grammatically standard Sanskrit forms consistent with surrounding commentary -- retained as best-guess transliteration, not treated as print anomalies. Sanity checks: new refs 40.10-40.16 confirmed unique; no duplicate refs anywhere. bphs-scan.js run after seeding. Bundle: page221 begins the pages221-225 bundle, 1 of 5.

  11. 40.11 सत्यापित

    11

    संस्कृत

    सिते स्वांशेऽथवा तस्मात् सुते गुर्विन्दुदृग्युते । तनौ तनुपदे वापि राजवर्गो भवेन्नरः ॥ ११ ॥

    site svamshe'thava tasmat sute gurvindudrgyute, tanau tanupade vapi rajavargo bhavennarah.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When Venus, in its own navamsha, or in the 5th house from it, is joined with or aspected by Jupiter and the Moon -- or when this occurs at the lagna or the lagna-pada -- the person becomes of the royal class.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    कारकांश या उससे पञ्चम में स्थित शुक्र पर गुरु चन्द्र की दृष्टि या योग हो या लग्न या लग्नपदस्थ शुक्र पर गुरु चन्द्र की युति या दृष्टि हो, दोनों स्थितियों में जातक राजवर्गीय (राजसम्बद्ध या राजा ही) होता है ॥ ११-१२ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page221 (PDF p.253, folio "२२१" confirmed by running head band). Running head reads the CHAPTER title "राजयोगाध्यायः" -- pages205-221 pattern now T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C, still not a simple alternation, recorded for continuity, still unresolved. Threshold-selection note: T=5-vs-T=7 comparison run proactively (image 3130x4967, sweep was noisy/non-plateauing: peak 39 bands at T=3, settles to 32 from T>=6.5). Two discrepancy regions found: a subheading "अन्यराजयोग—" (scratchpad/p221-disc1.png) and a verse-closing citation tail "...॥ १२ ॥" (scratchpad/p221-disc2.png), both present at T5, dropped by T7. THRESH=5 (34 bands) confirmed, consistent with all prior pages in this run. Large-gap re-scan mandate: largest gap (band0->1, 144px) re-scanned along with the top margin and bottom margin (scratchpad/p221-top.png, p221-gap0-1.png, p221-bottom.png) -- all confirmed blank/ordinary spacing, nothing missed. Band15 (28px undersized band at y2335-2363) investigated in context (scratchpad/p221-b15-context.png) and found to be only the upper matras/accents of band16's own text line, split off by the threshold -- not separate content, no data lost. **Page-split-gloss completion (from page220)**: Bands1-2 give verse 40.10, completing a SINGLE Sanskrit block of verses 40.6-40.10 (five verses, no interspersed commentary -- confirming the page220 "consecutive-verses-before-commentary" structural pattern extends across this page boundary too). Bands3-10 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 6-10, closing "॥ ६-१० ॥" -- this is the commentary that was deferred from page220 for verses 40.6-40.9, now transcribed and back-filled into those records' translationHi, split per-clause per the established convention, verse 40.10 taking the final clause. Band11: subheading confirmed "अन्यराजयोग—" (Anya-Rajayoga, "further/other Rajayoga"), structural, not seeded. Bands12-13 give verse 40.11 complete. Bands14,16 give verse 40.12 complete (band15 is the split-off top-matra sliver of band16, not independent content, see above). Bands17-20 give the shared commentary for verses 11-12, closing "॥ ११-१२ ॥", split per-clause. Bands21-22 give verse 40.13 complete. Bands23-24 give verse 40.14 complete. Bands25-28 give the shared commentary for verses 13-14, closing "॥ १३-१४ ॥", split per-clause. Bands29-30 give verse 40.15 complete. Bands31-32 give verse 40.16 complete. **New page-split (disclosed)**: Band33 begins the shared Hindi commentary for verses 15-16 ("लग्न द्वितय ( जन्मलग्न, होरालग्न, घटीलग्न ) में स्वराशिस्थ, या स्वोच्चस्थ ग्रह...") but is cut off mid-sentence at the very bottom of the page, overlaid by a digitization credit watermark: "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" (scratchpad/p221-b33-zoom.png). The watermark is a modern scanning artifact, NOT original BPHS content, and is not transcribed as verse text -- noted here only as source-provenance metadata (confirms the scanned edition is a CC-0 eGangotri digitization credited to Swami Atmanand Giri, Veda Nidhi Varanasi). translationHi for verses 40.15-40.16 left EMPTY on this page per the established page-split-gloss precedent, to be completed once page222 is read. Bottom margin below band33 reconfirmed blank (scratchpad/p221-bottom.png). Retained-as-printed low-confidence compounds (disclosed, not silently normalized, status kept 'verified' per standing policy on contested compounds): verse 40.11's "गुर्विन्दुदृग्युते" (guru+indu+dṛg+yute) and verse 40.13/40.14's "दृष्ट्यनुसारतः"/"पूर्णदृष्ट्या"/"पाददृष्ट्या" compounds show compressed dṛṣṭi-conjunct ligatures at this font/DPI that were zoom-verified (scratchpad/p221-b12-zoom2.png, p221-b22-zoom.png, p221-b23-zoom.png, p221-b24-zoom.png) and read as grammatically standard Sanskrit forms consistent with surrounding commentary -- retained as best-guess transliteration, not treated as print anomalies. Sanity checks: new refs 40.10-40.16 confirmed unique; no duplicate refs anywhere. bphs-scan.js run after seeding. Bundle: page221 begins the pages221-225 bundle, 1 of 5.

  12. 40.12 सत्यापित

    12

    संस्कृत

    जन्माङ्केऽपि च होराङ्के कलाङ्के येन केनचित् । वीक्षिते त्वेकखेटेन योगेषु त्रिषु भूपतिः ॥ १२ ॥

    janmanke'pi ca horanke kalanke yena kenacit, viksite tvekakhetena yogeshu trishu bhupatih.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Also, if the birth-lagna, the Hora-lagna, or the Ghati-lagna is aspected by any single planet whatsoever, then in any of these three combinations the person becomes a king.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जन्मलग्न, होरालग्न या घटीलग्न पर किसी एक ग्रह की दृष्टि हो तो जातक राजा होता है ॥ ११-१२ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page221 (PDF p.253, folio "२२१" confirmed by running head band). Running head reads the CHAPTER title "राजयोगाध्यायः" -- pages205-221 pattern now T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C, still not a simple alternation, recorded for continuity, still unresolved. Threshold-selection note: T=5-vs-T=7 comparison run proactively (image 3130x4967, sweep was noisy/non-plateauing: peak 39 bands at T=3, settles to 32 from T>=6.5). Two discrepancy regions found: a subheading "अन्यराजयोग—" (scratchpad/p221-disc1.png) and a verse-closing citation tail "...॥ १२ ॥" (scratchpad/p221-disc2.png), both present at T5, dropped by T7. THRESH=5 (34 bands) confirmed, consistent with all prior pages in this run. Large-gap re-scan mandate: largest gap (band0->1, 144px) re-scanned along with the top margin and bottom margin (scratchpad/p221-top.png, p221-gap0-1.png, p221-bottom.png) -- all confirmed blank/ordinary spacing, nothing missed. Band15 (28px undersized band at y2335-2363) investigated in context (scratchpad/p221-b15-context.png) and found to be only the upper matras/accents of band16's own text line, split off by the threshold -- not separate content, no data lost. **Page-split-gloss completion (from page220)**: Bands1-2 give verse 40.10, completing a SINGLE Sanskrit block of verses 40.6-40.10 (five verses, no interspersed commentary -- confirming the page220 "consecutive-verses-before-commentary" structural pattern extends across this page boundary too). Bands3-10 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 6-10, closing "॥ ६-१० ॥" -- this is the commentary that was deferred from page220 for verses 40.6-40.9, now transcribed and back-filled into those records' translationHi, split per-clause per the established convention, verse 40.10 taking the final clause. Band11: subheading confirmed "अन्यराजयोग—" (Anya-Rajayoga, "further/other Rajayoga"), structural, not seeded. Bands12-13 give verse 40.11 complete. Bands14,16 give verse 40.12 complete (band15 is the split-off top-matra sliver of band16, not independent content, see above). Bands17-20 give the shared commentary for verses 11-12, closing "॥ ११-१२ ॥", split per-clause. Bands21-22 give verse 40.13 complete. Bands23-24 give verse 40.14 complete. Bands25-28 give the shared commentary for verses 13-14, closing "॥ १३-१४ ॥", split per-clause. Bands29-30 give verse 40.15 complete. Bands31-32 give verse 40.16 complete. **New page-split (disclosed)**: Band33 begins the shared Hindi commentary for verses 15-16 ("लग्न द्वितय ( जन्मलग्न, होरालग्न, घटीलग्न ) में स्वराशिस्थ, या स्वोच्चस्थ ग्रह...") but is cut off mid-sentence at the very bottom of the page, overlaid by a digitization credit watermark: "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" (scratchpad/p221-b33-zoom.png). The watermark is a modern scanning artifact, NOT original BPHS content, and is not transcribed as verse text -- noted here only as source-provenance metadata (confirms the scanned edition is a CC-0 eGangotri digitization credited to Swami Atmanand Giri, Veda Nidhi Varanasi). translationHi for verses 40.15-40.16 left EMPTY on this page per the established page-split-gloss precedent, to be completed once page222 is read. Bottom margin below band33 reconfirmed blank (scratchpad/p221-bottom.png). Retained-as-printed low-confidence compounds (disclosed, not silently normalized, status kept 'verified' per standing policy on contested compounds): verse 40.11's "गुर्विन्दुदृग्युते" (guru+indu+dṛg+yute) and verse 40.13/40.14's "दृष्ट्यनुसारतः"/"पूर्णदृष्ट्या"/"पाददृष्ट्या" compounds show compressed dṛṣṭi-conjunct ligatures at this font/DPI that were zoom-verified (scratchpad/p221-b12-zoom2.png, p221-b22-zoom.png, p221-b23-zoom.png, p221-b24-zoom.png) and read as grammatically standard Sanskrit forms consistent with surrounding commentary -- retained as best-guess transliteration, not treated as print anomalies. Sanity checks: new refs 40.10-40.16 confirmed unique; no duplicate refs anywhere. bphs-scan.js run after seeding. Bundle: page221 begins the pages221-225 bundle, 1 of 5.

  13. 40.13 सत्यापित

    13

    संस्कृत

    एकग्रहेक्षितयुते लग्नषड्वर्गे नृणाम् । नियतं राजयोगः स्यात् फलं दृष्ट्यनुसारतः ॥ १३ ॥

    ekagrahekshitayute lagnashadvarge nrnam, niyatam rajayogah syat phalam drstyanusaratah.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the six divisional charts of the lagna are joined with or aspected by a single planet, a Rajayoga surely arises for that person; its result follows according to the strength of the aspect.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    लग्न से षड्वर्ग (गृह, होरा, द्रेष्काण, नवांश, द्वादशांश, त्रिंशांश) यदि एक ही ग्रह से युत या दृष्ट हो तो भी राजयोग होता है । वह राजयोग दृष्ट्यनुसार फलप्रद होता है ॥ १३-१४ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page221 (PDF p.253, folio "२२१" confirmed by running head band). Running head reads the CHAPTER title "राजयोगाध्यायः" -- pages205-221 pattern now T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C, still not a simple alternation, recorded for continuity, still unresolved. Threshold-selection note: T=5-vs-T=7 comparison run proactively (image 3130x4967, sweep was noisy/non-plateauing: peak 39 bands at T=3, settles to 32 from T>=6.5). Two discrepancy regions found: a subheading "अन्यराजयोग—" (scratchpad/p221-disc1.png) and a verse-closing citation tail "...॥ १२ ॥" (scratchpad/p221-disc2.png), both present at T5, dropped by T7. THRESH=5 (34 bands) confirmed, consistent with all prior pages in this run. Large-gap re-scan mandate: largest gap (band0->1, 144px) re-scanned along with the top margin and bottom margin (scratchpad/p221-top.png, p221-gap0-1.png, p221-bottom.png) -- all confirmed blank/ordinary spacing, nothing missed. Band15 (28px undersized band at y2335-2363) investigated in context (scratchpad/p221-b15-context.png) and found to be only the upper matras/accents of band16's own text line, split off by the threshold -- not separate content, no data lost. **Page-split-gloss completion (from page220)**: Bands1-2 give verse 40.10, completing a SINGLE Sanskrit block of verses 40.6-40.10 (five verses, no interspersed commentary -- confirming the page220 "consecutive-verses-before-commentary" structural pattern extends across this page boundary too). Bands3-10 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 6-10, closing "॥ ६-१० ॥" -- this is the commentary that was deferred from page220 for verses 40.6-40.9, now transcribed and back-filled into those records' translationHi, split per-clause per the established convention, verse 40.10 taking the final clause. Band11: subheading confirmed "अन्यराजयोग—" (Anya-Rajayoga, "further/other Rajayoga"), structural, not seeded. Bands12-13 give verse 40.11 complete. Bands14,16 give verse 40.12 complete (band15 is the split-off top-matra sliver of band16, not independent content, see above). Bands17-20 give the shared commentary for verses 11-12, closing "॥ ११-१२ ॥", split per-clause. Bands21-22 give verse 40.13 complete. Bands23-24 give verse 40.14 complete. Bands25-28 give the shared commentary for verses 13-14, closing "॥ १३-१४ ॥", split per-clause. Bands29-30 give verse 40.15 complete. Bands31-32 give verse 40.16 complete. **New page-split (disclosed)**: Band33 begins the shared Hindi commentary for verses 15-16 ("लग्न द्वितय ( जन्मलग्न, होरालग्न, घटीलग्न ) में स्वराशिस्थ, या स्वोच्चस्थ ग्रह...") but is cut off mid-sentence at the very bottom of the page, overlaid by a digitization credit watermark: "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" (scratchpad/p221-b33-zoom.png). The watermark is a modern scanning artifact, NOT original BPHS content, and is not transcribed as verse text -- noted here only as source-provenance metadata (confirms the scanned edition is a CC-0 eGangotri digitization credited to Swami Atmanand Giri, Veda Nidhi Varanasi). translationHi for verses 40.15-40.16 left EMPTY on this page per the established page-split-gloss precedent, to be completed once page222 is read. Bottom margin below band33 reconfirmed blank (scratchpad/p221-bottom.png). Retained-as-printed low-confidence compounds (disclosed, not silently normalized, status kept 'verified' per standing policy on contested compounds): verse 40.11's "गुर्विन्दुदृग्युते" (guru+indu+dṛg+yute) and verse 40.13/40.14's "दृष्ट्यनुसारतः"/"पूर्णदृष्ट्या"/"पाददृष्ट्या" compounds show compressed dṛṣṭi-conjunct ligatures at this font/DPI that were zoom-verified (scratchpad/p221-b12-zoom2.png, p221-b22-zoom.png, p221-b23-zoom.png, p221-b24-zoom.png) and read as grammatically standard Sanskrit forms consistent with surrounding commentary -- retained as best-guess transliteration, not treated as print anomalies. Sanity checks: new refs 40.10-40.16 confirmed unique; no duplicate refs anywhere. bphs-scan.js run after seeding. Bundle: page221 begins the pages221-225 bundle, 1 of 5.

  14. 40.14 सत्यापित

    14

    संस्कृत

    पूर्णदृष्ट्या पूर्णयोगोऽर्धदृष्ट्या तु तदर्धकः । पाददृष्ट्या पादयोगो विज्ञेयः क्रमतो बुधैः ॥ १४ ॥

    purnadrstya purnayogo'rdhadrstya tu tadardhakah, padadrstya padayogo vijneyah kramato budhaih.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    By a full aspect the yoga is full; by a half aspect it becomes half; by a quarter aspect the wise should know it to be a quarter-yoga, respectively.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    होता है—पूर्ण दृष्टि रहने पर पूर्ण योग, आधी दृष्टि से आधायोग और पाददृष्टि से चतुर्थांशयोग समझना चाहिए ॥ १३-१४ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page221 (PDF p.253, folio "२२१" confirmed by running head band). Running head reads the CHAPTER title "राजयोगाध्यायः" -- pages205-221 pattern now T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C, still not a simple alternation, recorded for continuity, still unresolved. Threshold-selection note: T=5-vs-T=7 comparison run proactively (image 3130x4967, sweep was noisy/non-plateauing: peak 39 bands at T=3, settles to 32 from T>=6.5). Two discrepancy regions found: a subheading "अन्यराजयोग—" (scratchpad/p221-disc1.png) and a verse-closing citation tail "...॥ १२ ॥" (scratchpad/p221-disc2.png), both present at T5, dropped by T7. THRESH=5 (34 bands) confirmed, consistent with all prior pages in this run. Large-gap re-scan mandate: largest gap (band0->1, 144px) re-scanned along with the top margin and bottom margin (scratchpad/p221-top.png, p221-gap0-1.png, p221-bottom.png) -- all confirmed blank/ordinary spacing, nothing missed. Band15 (28px undersized band at y2335-2363) investigated in context (scratchpad/p221-b15-context.png) and found to be only the upper matras/accents of band16's own text line, split off by the threshold -- not separate content, no data lost. **Page-split-gloss completion (from page220)**: Bands1-2 give verse 40.10, completing a SINGLE Sanskrit block of verses 40.6-40.10 (five verses, no interspersed commentary -- confirming the page220 "consecutive-verses-before-commentary" structural pattern extends across this page boundary too). Bands3-10 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 6-10, closing "॥ ६-१० ॥" -- this is the commentary that was deferred from page220 for verses 40.6-40.9, now transcribed and back-filled into those records' translationHi, split per-clause per the established convention, verse 40.10 taking the final clause. Band11: subheading confirmed "अन्यराजयोग—" (Anya-Rajayoga, "further/other Rajayoga"), structural, not seeded. Bands12-13 give verse 40.11 complete. Bands14,16 give verse 40.12 complete (band15 is the split-off top-matra sliver of band16, not independent content, see above). Bands17-20 give the shared commentary for verses 11-12, closing "॥ ११-१२ ॥", split per-clause. Bands21-22 give verse 40.13 complete. Bands23-24 give verse 40.14 complete. Bands25-28 give the shared commentary for verses 13-14, closing "॥ १३-१४ ॥", split per-clause. Bands29-30 give verse 40.15 complete. Bands31-32 give verse 40.16 complete. **New page-split (disclosed)**: Band33 begins the shared Hindi commentary for verses 15-16 ("लग्न द्वितय ( जन्मलग्न, होरालग्न, घटीलग्न ) में स्वराशिस्थ, या स्वोच्चस्थ ग्रह...") but is cut off mid-sentence at the very bottom of the page, overlaid by a digitization credit watermark: "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" (scratchpad/p221-b33-zoom.png). The watermark is a modern scanning artifact, NOT original BPHS content, and is not transcribed as verse text -- noted here only as source-provenance metadata (confirms the scanned edition is a CC-0 eGangotri digitization credited to Swami Atmanand Giri, Veda Nidhi Varanasi). translationHi for verses 40.15-40.16 left EMPTY on this page per the established page-split-gloss precedent, to be completed once page222 is read. Bottom margin below band33 reconfirmed blank (scratchpad/p221-bottom.png). Retained-as-printed low-confidence compounds (disclosed, not silently normalized, status kept 'verified' per standing policy on contested compounds): verse 40.11's "गुर्विन्दुदृग्युते" (guru+indu+dṛg+yute) and verse 40.13/40.14's "दृष्ट्यनुसारतः"/"पूर्णदृष्ट्या"/"पाददृष्ट्या" compounds show compressed dṛṣṭi-conjunct ligatures at this font/DPI that were zoom-verified (scratchpad/p221-b12-zoom2.png, p221-b22-zoom.png, p221-b23-zoom.png, p221-b24-zoom.png) and read as grammatically standard Sanskrit forms consistent with surrounding commentary -- retained as best-guess transliteration, not treated as print anomalies. Sanity checks: new refs 40.10-40.16 confirmed unique; no duplicate refs anywhere. bphs-scan.js run after seeding. Bundle: page221 begins the pages221-225 bundle, 1 of 5.

  15. 40.15 सत्यापित

    15

    संस्कृत

    स्वक्षांचगे ग्रहे लग्नत्रितये नृपतिर्भवेत् । तनावंशे द्रेकाणे वा तथाभूते ग्रहेऽपि च ॥ १५ ॥

    svakshamcage grahe lagnatritaye nrpatirbhavet, tanavamshe drekane va tathabhute grahe'pi ca.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When a planet situated in its own sign occupies one of the three lagnas, the person becomes a king; likewise when such a planet is in the navamsha or drekkana of the lagna.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    लग्न द्वितय ( जन्मलग्न, होरालग्न, घटीलग्न ) में स्वराशिस्थ, या स्वोच्चस्थ ग्रह हो अथवा लग्न, द्रेष्काण या लग्न के नवांश इन तीनों में उच्च का ग्रह हो तो जातक राजा होता है ॥ १५-१६ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page221 (PDF p.253, folio "२२१" confirmed by running head band). Running head reads the CHAPTER title "राजयोगाध्यायः" -- pages205-221 pattern now T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C, still not a simple alternation, recorded for continuity, still unresolved. Threshold-selection note: T=5-vs-T=7 comparison run proactively (image 3130x4967, sweep was noisy/non-plateauing: peak 39 bands at T=3, settles to 32 from T>=6.5). Two discrepancy regions found: a subheading "अन्यराजयोग—" (scratchpad/p221-disc1.png) and a verse-closing citation tail "...॥ १२ ॥" (scratchpad/p221-disc2.png), both present at T5, dropped by T7. THRESH=5 (34 bands) confirmed, consistent with all prior pages in this run. Large-gap re-scan mandate: largest gap (band0->1, 144px) re-scanned along with the top margin and bottom margin (scratchpad/p221-top.png, p221-gap0-1.png, p221-bottom.png) -- all confirmed blank/ordinary spacing, nothing missed. Band15 (28px undersized band at y2335-2363) investigated in context (scratchpad/p221-b15-context.png) and found to be only the upper matras/accents of band16's own text line, split off by the threshold -- not separate content, no data lost. **Page-split-gloss completion (from page220)**: Bands1-2 give verse 40.10, completing a SINGLE Sanskrit block of verses 40.6-40.10 (five verses, no interspersed commentary -- confirming the page220 "consecutive-verses-before-commentary" structural pattern extends across this page boundary too). Bands3-10 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 6-10, closing "॥ ६-१० ॥" -- this is the commentary that was deferred from page220 for verses 40.6-40.9, now transcribed and back-filled into those records' translationHi, split per-clause per the established convention, verse 40.10 taking the final clause. Band11: subheading confirmed "अन्यराजयोग—" (Anya-Rajayoga, "further/other Rajayoga"), structural, not seeded. Bands12-13 give verse 40.11 complete. Bands14,16 give verse 40.12 complete (band15 is the split-off top-matra sliver of band16, not independent content, see above). Bands17-20 give the shared commentary for verses 11-12, closing "॥ ११-१२ ॥", split per-clause. Bands21-22 give verse 40.13 complete. Bands23-24 give verse 40.14 complete. Bands25-28 give the shared commentary for verses 13-14, closing "॥ १३-१४ ॥", split per-clause. Bands29-30 give verse 40.15 complete. Bands31-32 give verse 40.16 complete. **New page-split (disclosed)**: Band33 begins the shared Hindi commentary for verses 15-16 ("लग्न द्वितय ( जन्मलग्न, होरालग्न, घटीलग्न ) में स्वराशिस्थ, या स्वोच्चस्थ ग्रह...") but is cut off mid-sentence at the very bottom of the page, overlaid by a digitization credit watermark: "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" (scratchpad/p221-b33-zoom.png). The watermark is a modern scanning artifact, NOT original BPHS content, and is not transcribed as verse text -- noted here only as source-provenance metadata (confirms the scanned edition is a CC-0 eGangotri digitization credited to Swami Atmanand Giri, Veda Nidhi Varanasi). translationHi for verses 40.15-40.16 left EMPTY on this page per the established page-split-gloss precedent, to be completed once page222 is read. Bottom margin below band33 reconfirmed blank (scratchpad/p221-bottom.png). Retained-as-printed low-confidence compounds (disclosed, not silently normalized, status kept 'verified' per standing policy on contested compounds): verse 40.11's "गुर्विन्दुदृग्युते" (guru+indu+dṛg+yute) and verse 40.13/40.14's "दृष्ट्यनुसारतः"/"पूर्णदृष्ट्या"/"पाददृष्ट्या" compounds show compressed dṛṣṭi-conjunct ligatures at this font/DPI that were zoom-verified (scratchpad/p221-b12-zoom2.png, p221-b22-zoom.png, p221-b23-zoom.png, p221-b24-zoom.png) and read as grammatically standard Sanskrit forms consistent with surrounding commentary -- retained as best-guess transliteration, not treated as print anomalies. Sanity checks: new refs 40.10-40.16 confirmed unique; no duplicate refs anywhere. bphs-scan.js run after seeding. Bundle: page221 begins the pages221-225 bundle, 1 of 5.

  16. 40.16 सत्यापित

    16

    संस्कृत

    सेन्दुसद्ग्रहसंयुक्ते पदे जीवे तु विष्टगे । असंशयं राजयोगः स्वतुङ्गस्थग्रहेक्षिते ॥ १६ ॥

    sendusadgrahasamyukte pade jive tu vistage, asamshayam rajayogah svatungasthagrahekshite.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lagna-pada is joined with the Moon and benefic planets, and Jupiter is so placed, or when it is aspected by a planet situated in its own exaltation, a Rajayoga arises without doubt.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पद सचन्द्रशुभग्रह युक्त हो, धन स्थान भी गुरुपूर्ण हो, और उस पर उच्चस्थ ग्रह की दृष्टि हो तो निःसन्दिग्ध जातक राजा होता है ॥ १५-१६ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page221 (PDF p.253, folio "२२१" confirmed by running head band). Running head reads the CHAPTER title "राजयोगाध्यायः" -- pages205-221 pattern now T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C, still not a simple alternation, recorded for continuity, still unresolved. Threshold-selection note: T=5-vs-T=7 comparison run proactively (image 3130x4967, sweep was noisy/non-plateauing: peak 39 bands at T=3, settles to 32 from T>=6.5). Two discrepancy regions found: a subheading "अन्यराजयोग—" (scratchpad/p221-disc1.png) and a verse-closing citation tail "...॥ १२ ॥" (scratchpad/p221-disc2.png), both present at T5, dropped by T7. THRESH=5 (34 bands) confirmed, consistent with all prior pages in this run. Large-gap re-scan mandate: largest gap (band0->1, 144px) re-scanned along with the top margin and bottom margin (scratchpad/p221-top.png, p221-gap0-1.png, p221-bottom.png) -- all confirmed blank/ordinary spacing, nothing missed. Band15 (28px undersized band at y2335-2363) investigated in context (scratchpad/p221-b15-context.png) and found to be only the upper matras/accents of band16's own text line, split off by the threshold -- not separate content, no data lost. **Page-split-gloss completion (from page220)**: Bands1-2 give verse 40.10, completing a SINGLE Sanskrit block of verses 40.6-40.10 (five verses, no interspersed commentary -- confirming the page220 "consecutive-verses-before-commentary" structural pattern extends across this page boundary too). Bands3-10 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 6-10, closing "॥ ६-१० ॥" -- this is the commentary that was deferred from page220 for verses 40.6-40.9, now transcribed and back-filled into those records' translationHi, split per-clause per the established convention, verse 40.10 taking the final clause. Band11: subheading confirmed "अन्यराजयोग—" (Anya-Rajayoga, "further/other Rajayoga"), structural, not seeded. Bands12-13 give verse 40.11 complete. Bands14,16 give verse 40.12 complete (band15 is the split-off top-matra sliver of band16, not independent content, see above). Bands17-20 give the shared commentary for verses 11-12, closing "॥ ११-१२ ॥", split per-clause. Bands21-22 give verse 40.13 complete. Bands23-24 give verse 40.14 complete. Bands25-28 give the shared commentary for verses 13-14, closing "॥ १३-१४ ॥", split per-clause. Bands29-30 give verse 40.15 complete. Bands31-32 give verse 40.16 complete. **New page-split (disclosed)**: Band33 begins the shared Hindi commentary for verses 15-16 ("लग्न द्वितय ( जन्मलग्न, होरालग्न, घटीलग्न ) में स्वराशिस्थ, या स्वोच्चस्थ ग्रह...") but is cut off mid-sentence at the very bottom of the page, overlaid by a digitization credit watermark: "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" (scratchpad/p221-b33-zoom.png). The watermark is a modern scanning artifact, NOT original BPHS content, and is not transcribed as verse text -- noted here only as source-provenance metadata (confirms the scanned edition is a CC-0 eGangotri digitization credited to Swami Atmanand Giri, Veda Nidhi Varanasi). translationHi for verses 40.15-40.16 left EMPTY on this page per the established page-split-gloss precedent, to be completed once page222 is read. Bottom margin below band33 reconfirmed blank (scratchpad/p221-bottom.png). Retained-as-printed low-confidence compounds (disclosed, not silently normalized, status kept 'verified' per standing policy on contested compounds): verse 40.11's "गुर्विन्दुदृग्युते" (guru+indu+dṛg+yute) and verse 40.13/40.14's "दृष्ट्यनुसारतः"/"पूर्णदृष्ट्या"/"पाददृष्ट्या" compounds show compressed dṛṣṭi-conjunct ligatures at this font/DPI that were zoom-verified (scratchpad/p221-b12-zoom2.png, p221-b22-zoom.png, p221-b23-zoom.png, p221-b24-zoom.png) and read as grammatically standard Sanskrit forms consistent with surrounding commentary -- retained as best-guess transliteration, not treated as print anomalies. Sanity checks: new refs 40.10-40.16 confirmed unique; no duplicate refs anywhere. bphs-scan.js run after seeding. Bundle: page221 begins the pages221-225 bundle, 1 of 5.

  17. 40.17 सत्यापित

    17

    संस्कृत

    शुभे लग्ने शुभे त्वर्थे तृतीये पापखेचरे । चतुर्थं तु शुभे राशे राजा वा तत्समोऽपि वा ॥ १७ ॥

    shubhe lagne shubhe tvarthe tritiye papakhecare, caturtham tu shubhe rashe raja va tatsamo'pi va.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lagna is benefic, the 2nd house too is benefic, the 3rd house holds a malefic planet, and the 4th house is also in a benefic sign, the native becomes a king or one equal to a king.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    लग्न, धन तथा चतुर्थ भाव शुभग्रह युक्त हो, तृतीय स्थान पापग्रह क्रान्त हो तो जातक राजा या तत्सदृश होता है ॥ १७-२१ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page222 (PDF p.254, folio "२२२" confirmed by running head band). Running head reads the TREATISE title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" -- pages205-222 pattern now T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T, still not a simple alternation, recorded for continuity, still unresolved. Threshold-selection note: sweep this time DID show a clean plateau (31 bands from T=3 through T=10, image 3309x4960), but per the standing mandate the T5-vs-T7 discrepancy diff was still run proactively rather than assumed from the plateau. Result: T5 and T7 produced IDENTICAL 31-band lists (band-for-band matching start/end within a few px) -- zero discrepancy. THRESH=5 confirmed, consistent with all prior pages, with the plateau this time corroborating rather than substituting for the diff check. Large-gap re-scan mandate: three largest gaps (band0->1 129px, band3->4 107px, band13->14 105px) plus top and bottom margins all re-scanned (scratchpad/p222-top.png, gap0-1.png, gap3-4.png, gap13-14.png, bottom.png) -- all confirmed blank/ordinary spacing, nothing missed. **Page-split-gloss CLOSED (from page221)**: Bands1-3 complete the shared Hindi commentary for verses 15-16 that was cut off at the bottom of page221, closing "॥ १५-१६ ॥" -- back-filled into 40.15/40.16's translationHi. Band4-13 give FIVE consecutive root verses (40.17-40.21) with no interspersed commentary, extending the chapter's recurring "verses-before-commentary" block structure. Bands14-22 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 17-21, closing "॥ १७-२१ ॥", split per-clause across the five verses. Bands23-30 give FOUR more consecutive root verses (40.22-40.25), again with NO commentary on this page -- the shared commentary for this block has not yet begun here and is expected to open page223. translationHi for 40.22-40.25 left EMPTY on this page (not a mid-sentence cutoff like the prior two splits, simply that no commentary text exists yet at this point in the page). **Digitization watermark (recurring, not BPHS content)**: the same source-provenance watermark seen at the foot of page221 recurs at the foot of this page too, overlaid on band30 (verse 25's second line): "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri". Verse text beneath it was recovered via segmented 4x zoom crops (scratchpad/p222-b30-seg0.png through seg3.png) reading cleanly around the overlay; not transcribed as content, noted only for provenance. Self-caught misperception (resolved before seeding, not a print anomaly): verse 18's first word was initially misread from a coarse band crop as "हारिणाढ्यो" (masculine -o ending); a dedicated 3x zoom (scratchpad/p222-b06-zoom.png) confirmed the correct feminine-ending reading "हारिणाढ्या", consistent with the poetic epithet for the Moon and matching the commentary's explicit list of Moon/Jupiter/Venus/Mercury (verse line2's "सौम्यो" = Mercury, confirming all four planets named by the commentary are accounted for across the verse's two lines). Sanity checks: new refs 40.17-40.25 confirmed unique; no duplicate refs anywhere. bphs-scan.js run after seeding. Bundle: page222 continues the pages221-225 bundle, 2 of 5.

  18. 40.18 सत्यापित

    18

    संस्कृत

    स्वोच्चगा हारिणाढ्या वा जीवो वा शुक्र एव वा । सौम्यो बली धनगतः श्रियं दिशति देहिनः ॥ १८ ॥

    svoccaga harinadhya va jivo va shukra eva va, saumyo bali dhanagatah shriyam dishati dehinah.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The Moon, Jupiter, or Venus, situated in its own exaltation -- or a strong Mercury placed in the 2nd house -- bestows wealth [Lakshmi] upon the native.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    चन्द्रमा गुरु, शुक्र या प्रबल बुध में से एक भी स्वोच्चस्थ होकर धनभावगत हो तो भी जातक लक्ष्मीवान् होता है ॥ १७-२१ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page222 (PDF p.254, folio "२२२" confirmed by running head band). Running head reads the TREATISE title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" -- pages205-222 pattern now T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T, still not a simple alternation, recorded for continuity, still unresolved. Threshold-selection note: sweep this time DID show a clean plateau (31 bands from T=3 through T=10, image 3309x4960), but per the standing mandate the T5-vs-T7 discrepancy diff was still run proactively rather than assumed from the plateau. Result: T5 and T7 produced IDENTICAL 31-band lists (band-for-band matching start/end within a few px) -- zero discrepancy. THRESH=5 confirmed, consistent with all prior pages, with the plateau this time corroborating rather than substituting for the diff check. Large-gap re-scan mandate: three largest gaps (band0->1 129px, band3->4 107px, band13->14 105px) plus top and bottom margins all re-scanned (scratchpad/p222-top.png, gap0-1.png, gap3-4.png, gap13-14.png, bottom.png) -- all confirmed blank/ordinary spacing, nothing missed. **Page-split-gloss CLOSED (from page221)**: Bands1-3 complete the shared Hindi commentary for verses 15-16 that was cut off at the bottom of page221, closing "॥ १५-१६ ॥" -- back-filled into 40.15/40.16's translationHi. Band4-13 give FIVE consecutive root verses (40.17-40.21) with no interspersed commentary, extending the chapter's recurring "verses-before-commentary" block structure. Bands14-22 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 17-21, closing "॥ १७-२१ ॥", split per-clause across the five verses. Bands23-30 give FOUR more consecutive root verses (40.22-40.25), again with NO commentary on this page -- the shared commentary for this block has not yet begun here and is expected to open page223. translationHi for 40.22-40.25 left EMPTY on this page (not a mid-sentence cutoff like the prior two splits, simply that no commentary text exists yet at this point in the page). **Digitization watermark (recurring, not BPHS content)**: the same source-provenance watermark seen at the foot of page221 recurs at the foot of this page too, overlaid on band30 (verse 25's second line): "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri". Verse text beneath it was recovered via segmented 4x zoom crops (scratchpad/p222-b30-seg0.png through seg3.png) reading cleanly around the overlay; not transcribed as content, noted only for provenance. Self-caught misperception (resolved before seeding, not a print anomaly): verse 18's first word was initially misread from a coarse band crop as "हारिणाढ्यो" (masculine -o ending); a dedicated 3x zoom (scratchpad/p222-b06-zoom.png) confirmed the correct feminine-ending reading "हारिणाढ्या", consistent with the poetic epithet for the Moon and matching the commentary's explicit list of Moon/Jupiter/Venus/Mercury (verse line2's "सौम्यो" = Mercury, confirming all four planets named by the commentary are accounted for across the verse's two lines). Sanity checks: new refs 40.17-40.25 confirmed unique; no duplicate refs anywhere. bphs-scan.js run after seeding. Bundle: page222 continues the pages221-225 bundle, 2 of 5.

  19. 40.19 सत्यापित

    19

    संस्कृत

    षष्ठेऽष्टमे तृतीये वा नीचस्थानस्थिता ग्रहाः । स्वक्षांचगोऽङ्कपा लग्नमीक्षते राजयोगकृत् ॥ १९ ॥

    shashthe'shtame tritiye va nicasthanasthita grahah, svakshamcago'nkapa lagnamikshate rajayogakrt.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When planets are placed in their debilitation in the 6th, 8th, or 3rd house, and the lord of the lagna, situated in its own sign or navamsha, aspects the lagna, this makes a Rajayoga.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    नीच के ग्रह षष्ठ, अष्टम या तृतीय स्थानगत हो, अपने क्षेत्र या अपने उच्च का लग्नेश लग्न को देखता हो तो भी राजयोगयुक्त जातक होता है ॥ १७-२१ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page222 (PDF p.254, folio "२२२" confirmed by running head band). Running head reads the TREATISE title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" -- pages205-222 pattern now T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T, still not a simple alternation, recorded for continuity, still unresolved. Threshold-selection note: sweep this time DID show a clean plateau (31 bands from T=3 through T=10, image 3309x4960), but per the standing mandate the T5-vs-T7 discrepancy diff was still run proactively rather than assumed from the plateau. Result: T5 and T7 produced IDENTICAL 31-band lists (band-for-band matching start/end within a few px) -- zero discrepancy. THRESH=5 confirmed, consistent with all prior pages, with the plateau this time corroborating rather than substituting for the diff check. Large-gap re-scan mandate: three largest gaps (band0->1 129px, band3->4 107px, band13->14 105px) plus top and bottom margins all re-scanned (scratchpad/p222-top.png, gap0-1.png, gap3-4.png, gap13-14.png, bottom.png) -- all confirmed blank/ordinary spacing, nothing missed. **Page-split-gloss CLOSED (from page221)**: Bands1-3 complete the shared Hindi commentary for verses 15-16 that was cut off at the bottom of page221, closing "॥ १५-१६ ॥" -- back-filled into 40.15/40.16's translationHi. Band4-13 give FIVE consecutive root verses (40.17-40.21) with no interspersed commentary, extending the chapter's recurring "verses-before-commentary" block structure. Bands14-22 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 17-21, closing "॥ १७-२१ ॥", split per-clause across the five verses. Bands23-30 give FOUR more consecutive root verses (40.22-40.25), again with NO commentary on this page -- the shared commentary for this block has not yet begun here and is expected to open page223. translationHi for 40.22-40.25 left EMPTY on this page (not a mid-sentence cutoff like the prior two splits, simply that no commentary text exists yet at this point in the page). **Digitization watermark (recurring, not BPHS content)**: the same source-provenance watermark seen at the foot of page221 recurs at the foot of this page too, overlaid on band30 (verse 25's second line): "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri". Verse text beneath it was recovered via segmented 4x zoom crops (scratchpad/p222-b30-seg0.png through seg3.png) reading cleanly around the overlay; not transcribed as content, noted only for provenance. Self-caught misperception (resolved before seeding, not a print anomaly): verse 18's first word was initially misread from a coarse band crop as "हारिणाढ्यो" (masculine -o ending); a dedicated 3x zoom (scratchpad/p222-b06-zoom.png) confirmed the correct feminine-ending reading "हारिणाढ्या", consistent with the poetic epithet for the Moon and matching the commentary's explicit list of Moon/Jupiter/Venus/Mercury (verse line2's "सौम्यो" = Mercury, confirming all four planets named by the commentary are accounted for across the verse's two lines). Sanity checks: new refs 40.17-40.25 confirmed unique; no duplicate refs anywhere. bphs-scan.js run after seeding. Bundle: page222 continues the pages221-225 bundle, 2 of 5.

  20. 40.20 सत्यापित

    20

    संस्कृत

    रिपुरन्ध्रान्त्यपा अस्ता नीचे वा शत्रुभे स्थिताः । स्वक्षेस्वतुङ्गगोऽङ्गेशो राज्यदो लग्नदर्शकः ॥ २० ॥

    riburandhrantyapa asta nice va shatrubhe sthitah, svakshesvatungago'ngesho rajyado lagnadarshakah.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lords of the 6th, 8th, and 12th houses are combust, or placed in debilitation or an enemy's sign, and the lord of the lagna, situated in its own sign or exaltation, aspects the lagna, it bestows kingship.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    ६।८।१२ के स्वामी—अस्तंगत, नीचप्राप्त या शुभग्रहगत हों, और स्वभवन या स्वोच्च का लग्नेश लग्न को देखता हो तो भी राजयोग होता है ॥ १७-२१ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page222 (PDF p.254, folio "२२२" confirmed by running head band). Running head reads the TREATISE title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" -- pages205-222 pattern now T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T, still not a simple alternation, recorded for continuity, still unresolved. Threshold-selection note: sweep this time DID show a clean plateau (31 bands from T=3 through T=10, image 3309x4960), but per the standing mandate the T5-vs-T7 discrepancy diff was still run proactively rather than assumed from the plateau. Result: T5 and T7 produced IDENTICAL 31-band lists (band-for-band matching start/end within a few px) -- zero discrepancy. THRESH=5 confirmed, consistent with all prior pages, with the plateau this time corroborating rather than substituting for the diff check. Large-gap re-scan mandate: three largest gaps (band0->1 129px, band3->4 107px, band13->14 105px) plus top and bottom margins all re-scanned (scratchpad/p222-top.png, gap0-1.png, gap3-4.png, gap13-14.png, bottom.png) -- all confirmed blank/ordinary spacing, nothing missed. **Page-split-gloss CLOSED (from page221)**: Bands1-3 complete the shared Hindi commentary for verses 15-16 that was cut off at the bottom of page221, closing "॥ १५-१६ ॥" -- back-filled into 40.15/40.16's translationHi. Band4-13 give FIVE consecutive root verses (40.17-40.21) with no interspersed commentary, extending the chapter's recurring "verses-before-commentary" block structure. Bands14-22 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 17-21, closing "॥ १७-२१ ॥", split per-clause across the five verses. Bands23-30 give FOUR more consecutive root verses (40.22-40.25), again with NO commentary on this page -- the shared commentary for this block has not yet begun here and is expected to open page223. translationHi for 40.22-40.25 left EMPTY on this page (not a mid-sentence cutoff like the prior two splits, simply that no commentary text exists yet at this point in the page). **Digitization watermark (recurring, not BPHS content)**: the same source-provenance watermark seen at the foot of page221 recurs at the foot of this page too, overlaid on band30 (verse 25's second line): "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri". Verse text beneath it was recovered via segmented 4x zoom crops (scratchpad/p222-b30-seg0.png through seg3.png) reading cleanly around the overlay; not transcribed as content, noted only for provenance. Self-caught misperception (resolved before seeding, not a print anomaly): verse 18's first word was initially misread from a coarse band crop as "हारिणाढ्यो" (masculine -o ending); a dedicated 3x zoom (scratchpad/p222-b06-zoom.png) confirmed the correct feminine-ending reading "हारिणाढ्या", consistent with the poetic epithet for the Moon and matching the commentary's explicit list of Moon/Jupiter/Venus/Mercury (verse line2's "सौम्यो" = Mercury, confirming all four planets named by the commentary are accounted for across the verse's two lines). Sanity checks: new refs 40.17-40.25 confirmed unique; no duplicate refs anywhere. bphs-scan.js run after seeding. Bundle: page222 continues the pages221-225 bundle, 2 of 5.

  21. 40.21 सत्यापित

    21

    संस्कृत

    स्वक्षेतुङ्गस्थकर्मेशः राज्यदोलग्नवीक्षकः । सद्ग्रहाः केन्द्रगाश्चापि नियतं राज्यदायकाः ॥ २१ ॥

    svakshetungasthakarmeshah rajyadolagnaviksakah, sadgrahah kendragashcapi niyatam rajyadayakah.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The lord of the 10th house, situated in its own sign or exaltation and aspecting the lagna, bestows kingship; benefic planets placed in the angles also surely bestow kingship.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    स्वभवन या अपने उच्च का राज्येश यदि लग्न को देखे, या सभी शुभग्रह केन्द्रगत हों तो जातक निश्चयतः राजयोग भागी होता है ॥ १७-२१ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page222 (PDF p.254, folio "२२२" confirmed by running head band). Running head reads the TREATISE title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" -- pages205-222 pattern now T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T, still not a simple alternation, recorded for continuity, still unresolved. Threshold-selection note: sweep this time DID show a clean plateau (31 bands from T=3 through T=10, image 3309x4960), but per the standing mandate the T5-vs-T7 discrepancy diff was still run proactively rather than assumed from the plateau. Result: T5 and T7 produced IDENTICAL 31-band lists (band-for-band matching start/end within a few px) -- zero discrepancy. THRESH=5 confirmed, consistent with all prior pages, with the plateau this time corroborating rather than substituting for the diff check. Large-gap re-scan mandate: three largest gaps (band0->1 129px, band3->4 107px, band13->14 105px) plus top and bottom margins all re-scanned (scratchpad/p222-top.png, gap0-1.png, gap3-4.png, gap13-14.png, bottom.png) -- all confirmed blank/ordinary spacing, nothing missed. **Page-split-gloss CLOSED (from page221)**: Bands1-3 complete the shared Hindi commentary for verses 15-16 that was cut off at the bottom of page221, closing "॥ १५-१६ ॥" -- back-filled into 40.15/40.16's translationHi. Band4-13 give FIVE consecutive root verses (40.17-40.21) with no interspersed commentary, extending the chapter's recurring "verses-before-commentary" block structure. Bands14-22 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 17-21, closing "॥ १७-२१ ॥", split per-clause across the five verses. Bands23-30 give FOUR more consecutive root verses (40.22-40.25), again with NO commentary on this page -- the shared commentary for this block has not yet begun here and is expected to open page223. translationHi for 40.22-40.25 left EMPTY on this page (not a mid-sentence cutoff like the prior two splits, simply that no commentary text exists yet at this point in the page). **Digitization watermark (recurring, not BPHS content)**: the same source-provenance watermark seen at the foot of page221 recurs at the foot of this page too, overlaid on band30 (verse 25's second line): "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri". Verse text beneath it was recovered via segmented 4x zoom crops (scratchpad/p222-b30-seg0.png through seg3.png) reading cleanly around the overlay; not transcribed as content, noted only for provenance. Self-caught misperception (resolved before seeding, not a print anomaly): verse 18's first word was initially misread from a coarse band crop as "हारिणाढ्यो" (masculine -o ending); a dedicated 3x zoom (scratchpad/p222-b06-zoom.png) confirmed the correct feminine-ending reading "हारिणाढ्या", consistent with the poetic epithet for the Moon and matching the commentary's explicit list of Moon/Jupiter/Venus/Mercury (verse line2's "सौम्यो" = Mercury, confirming all four planets named by the commentary are accounted for across the verse's two lines). Sanity checks: new refs 40.17-40.25 confirmed unique; no duplicate refs anywhere. bphs-scan.js run after seeding. Bundle: page222 continues the pages221-225 bundle, 2 of 5.

  22. 40.22 सत्यापित

    22

    संस्कृत

    कारकः सौम्यराशौ वा सौम्यांशे धनकारकः । सौम्ये तदंशतः केन्द्रगते जायेत भूपतिः ॥ २२ ॥

    karakah saumyarashau va saumyamshe dhanakarakah, saumye tadamshatah kendragate jayeta bhupatih.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the Karaka is in a benefic sign, or the significator of wealth is in a benefic navamsha, and a benefic planet is placed in the angle from that navamsha, a king is born.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    आत्मकारक ग्रह शुभराशि या शुभनवांशगत हों तो जातक धनी होता है। कारकांश से केन्द्रस्थान (१।४।७।१०) में शुभग्रह हो तो जातक राजा होता है ॥ २२-२७ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page222 (PDF p.254, folio "२२२" confirmed by running head band). Running head reads the TREATISE title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" -- pages205-222 pattern now T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T, still not a simple alternation, recorded for continuity, still unresolved. Threshold-selection note: sweep this time DID show a clean plateau (31 bands from T=3 through T=10, image 3309x4960), but per the standing mandate the T5-vs-T7 discrepancy diff was still run proactively rather than assumed from the plateau. Result: T5 and T7 produced IDENTICAL 31-band lists (band-for-band matching start/end within a few px) -- zero discrepancy. THRESH=5 confirmed, consistent with all prior pages, with the plateau this time corroborating rather than substituting for the diff check. Large-gap re-scan mandate: three largest gaps (band0->1 129px, band3->4 107px, band13->14 105px) plus top and bottom margins all re-scanned (scratchpad/p222-top.png, gap0-1.png, gap3-4.png, gap13-14.png, bottom.png) -- all confirmed blank/ordinary spacing, nothing missed. **Page-split-gloss CLOSED (from page221)**: Bands1-3 complete the shared Hindi commentary for verses 15-16 that was cut off at the bottom of page221, closing "॥ १५-१६ ॥" -- back-filled into 40.15/40.16's translationHi. Band4-13 give FIVE consecutive root verses (40.17-40.21) with no interspersed commentary, extending the chapter's recurring "verses-before-commentary" block structure. Bands14-22 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 17-21, closing "॥ १७-२१ ॥", split per-clause across the five verses. Bands23-30 give FOUR more consecutive root verses (40.22-40.25), again with NO commentary on this page -- the shared commentary for this block has not yet begun here and is expected to open page223. translationHi for 40.22-40.25 left EMPTY on this page (not a mid-sentence cutoff like the prior two splits, simply that no commentary text exists yet at this point in the page). **Digitization watermark (recurring, not BPHS content)**: the same source-provenance watermark seen at the foot of page221 recurs at the foot of this page too, overlaid on band30 (verse 25's second line): "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri". Verse text beneath it was recovered via segmented 4x zoom crops (scratchpad/p222-b30-seg0.png through seg3.png) reading cleanly around the overlay; not transcribed as content, noted only for provenance. Self-caught misperception (resolved before seeding, not a print anomaly): verse 18's first word was initially misread from a coarse band crop as "हारिणाढ्यो" (masculine -o ending); a dedicated 3x zoom (scratchpad/p222-b06-zoom.png) confirmed the correct feminine-ending reading "हारिणाढ्या", consistent with the poetic epithet for the Moon and matching the commentary's explicit list of Moon/Jupiter/Venus/Mercury (verse line2's "सौम्यो" = Mercury, confirming all four planets named by the commentary are accounted for across the verse's two lines). Sanity checks: new refs 40.17-40.25 confirmed unique; no duplicate refs anywhere. bphs-scan.js run after seeding. Bundle: page222 continues the pages221-225 bundle, 2 of 5.

  23. 40.23 सत्यापित

    23

    संस्कृत

    अन्योन्यं केन्द्रग लग्नपरं जायापदं यदा । त्र्याये कोणेऽथवा तर्हि भूपो भवति निश्चितम् ॥ २३ ॥

    anyonyam kendraga lagnaparam jayapadam yada, tryaye kone'thava tarhi bhupo bhavati nishcitam.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When [two significators] are mutually in angles, or occupy the 11th house or a trine from the lagna and from the birth-house, then the person certainly becomes a king.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    लग्न का पद और जायाभाव का पद परस्पर केन्द्रगत हो या तृतीय एकादश में या नवम पञ्चम में रहे तो जातक निश्चयतः राजा होता है ॥ २२-२७ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page222 (PDF p.254, folio "२२२" confirmed by running head band). Running head reads the TREATISE title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" -- pages205-222 pattern now T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T, still not a simple alternation, recorded for continuity, still unresolved. Threshold-selection note: sweep this time DID show a clean plateau (31 bands from T=3 through T=10, image 3309x4960), but per the standing mandate the T5-vs-T7 discrepancy diff was still run proactively rather than assumed from the plateau. Result: T5 and T7 produced IDENTICAL 31-band lists (band-for-band matching start/end within a few px) -- zero discrepancy. THRESH=5 confirmed, consistent with all prior pages, with the plateau this time corroborating rather than substituting for the diff check. Large-gap re-scan mandate: three largest gaps (band0->1 129px, band3->4 107px, band13->14 105px) plus top and bottom margins all re-scanned (scratchpad/p222-top.png, gap0-1.png, gap3-4.png, gap13-14.png, bottom.png) -- all confirmed blank/ordinary spacing, nothing missed. **Page-split-gloss CLOSED (from page221)**: Bands1-3 complete the shared Hindi commentary for verses 15-16 that was cut off at the bottom of page221, closing "॥ १५-१६ ॥" -- back-filled into 40.15/40.16's translationHi. Band4-13 give FIVE consecutive root verses (40.17-40.21) with no interspersed commentary, extending the chapter's recurring "verses-before-commentary" block structure. Bands14-22 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 17-21, closing "॥ १७-२१ ॥", split per-clause across the five verses. Bands23-30 give FOUR more consecutive root verses (40.22-40.25), again with NO commentary on this page -- the shared commentary for this block has not yet begun here and is expected to open page223. translationHi for 40.22-40.25 left EMPTY on this page (not a mid-sentence cutoff like the prior two splits, simply that no commentary text exists yet at this point in the page). **Digitization watermark (recurring, not BPHS content)**: the same source-provenance watermark seen at the foot of page221 recurs at the foot of this page too, overlaid on band30 (verse 25's second line): "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri". Verse text beneath it was recovered via segmented 4x zoom crops (scratchpad/p222-b30-seg0.png through seg3.png) reading cleanly around the overlay; not transcribed as content, noted only for provenance. Self-caught misperception (resolved before seeding, not a print anomaly): verse 18's first word was initially misread from a coarse band crop as "हारिणाढ्यो" (masculine -o ending); a dedicated 3x zoom (scratchpad/p222-b06-zoom.png) confirmed the correct feminine-ending reading "हारिणाढ्या", consistent with the poetic epithet for the Moon and matching the commentary's explicit list of Moon/Jupiter/Venus/Mercury (verse line2's "सौम्यो" = Mercury, confirming all four planets named by the commentary are accounted for across the verse's two lines). Sanity checks: new refs 40.17-40.25 confirmed unique; no duplicate refs anywhere. bphs-scan.js run after seeding. Bundle: page222 continues the pages221-225 bundle, 2 of 5.

  24. 40.24 सत्यापित

    24

    संस्कृत

    भावहोराकला-लग्ने द्वयं त्रितयमेव वा । पश्येत् स्वतुङ्गगः खेटो राजयोगप्रदायकः ॥ २४ ॥

    bhavaharakala-lagne dvayam tritayameva va, pashyet svatungagah kheto rajayogapradayakah.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When a planet situated in its own exaltation aspects two, or even all three, of the Bhava-lagna, Hora-lagna, and Ghati-lagna, it bestows a Rajayoga.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    भावलग्न, होरालग्न, घटीलग्न, इनमें से दो को या तीनों को अपने उच्च का कोई ग्रह देखे तो जातक राजा होता है ॥ २२-२७ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page222 (PDF p.254, folio "२२२" confirmed by running head band). Running head reads the TREATISE title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" -- pages205-222 pattern now T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T, still not a simple alternation, recorded for continuity, still unresolved. Threshold-selection note: sweep this time DID show a clean plateau (31 bands from T=3 through T=10, image 3309x4960), but per the standing mandate the T5-vs-T7 discrepancy diff was still run proactively rather than assumed from the plateau. Result: T5 and T7 produced IDENTICAL 31-band lists (band-for-band matching start/end within a few px) -- zero discrepancy. THRESH=5 confirmed, consistent with all prior pages, with the plateau this time corroborating rather than substituting for the diff check. Large-gap re-scan mandate: three largest gaps (band0->1 129px, band3->4 107px, band13->14 105px) plus top and bottom margins all re-scanned (scratchpad/p222-top.png, gap0-1.png, gap3-4.png, gap13-14.png, bottom.png) -- all confirmed blank/ordinary spacing, nothing missed. **Page-split-gloss CLOSED (from page221)**: Bands1-3 complete the shared Hindi commentary for verses 15-16 that was cut off at the bottom of page221, closing "॥ १५-१६ ॥" -- back-filled into 40.15/40.16's translationHi. Band4-13 give FIVE consecutive root verses (40.17-40.21) with no interspersed commentary, extending the chapter's recurring "verses-before-commentary" block structure. Bands14-22 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 17-21, closing "॥ १७-२१ ॥", split per-clause across the five verses. Bands23-30 give FOUR more consecutive root verses (40.22-40.25), again with NO commentary on this page -- the shared commentary for this block has not yet begun here and is expected to open page223. translationHi for 40.22-40.25 left EMPTY on this page (not a mid-sentence cutoff like the prior two splits, simply that no commentary text exists yet at this point in the page). **Digitization watermark (recurring, not BPHS content)**: the same source-provenance watermark seen at the foot of page221 recurs at the foot of this page too, overlaid on band30 (verse 25's second line): "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri". Verse text beneath it was recovered via segmented 4x zoom crops (scratchpad/p222-b30-seg0.png through seg3.png) reading cleanly around the overlay; not transcribed as content, noted only for provenance. Self-caught misperception (resolved before seeding, not a print anomaly): verse 18's first word was initially misread from a coarse band crop as "हारिणाढ्यो" (masculine -o ending); a dedicated 3x zoom (scratchpad/p222-b06-zoom.png) confirmed the correct feminine-ending reading "हारिणाढ्या", consistent with the poetic epithet for the Moon and matching the commentary's explicit list of Moon/Jupiter/Venus/Mercury (verse line2's "सौम्यो" = Mercury, confirming all four planets named by the commentary are accounted for across the verse's two lines). Sanity checks: new refs 40.17-40.25 confirmed unique; no duplicate refs anywhere. bphs-scan.js run after seeding. Bundle: page222 continues the pages221-225 bundle, 2 of 5.

  25. 40.25 सत्यापित

    25

    संस्कृत

    राशेर्द्रेष्काणतोऽंशाच्च राशेरंशादथापि वा । यद्वा राशित्रिकाणाभ्यां लग्नदर्शी तु योगदः ॥ २५ ॥

    rasherdreshkanato'mshacca rasheramshadathapi va, yadva rashitrikanabhyam lagnadarshi tu yogadah.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Or, from the drekkana or navamsha of the sign, or from the sign together with its navamsha, or by the trine of the sign -- when [a planet] so aspects the lagna, it bestows the yoga.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    उपर्युक्त तीनों लग्नों की राशि, द्रेष्काण, नवांश, अथवा राशिनवांश या राशि तथा द्रेष्काण को लग्न राशि देखे तो भी राजयोग होता है ॥ २२-२७ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page222 (PDF p.254, folio "२२२" confirmed by running head band). Running head reads the TREATISE title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" -- pages205-222 pattern now T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T, still not a simple alternation, recorded for continuity, still unresolved. Threshold-selection note: sweep this time DID show a clean plateau (31 bands from T=3 through T=10, image 3309x4960), but per the standing mandate the T5-vs-T7 discrepancy diff was still run proactively rather than assumed from the plateau. Result: T5 and T7 produced IDENTICAL 31-band lists (band-for-band matching start/end within a few px) -- zero discrepancy. THRESH=5 confirmed, consistent with all prior pages, with the plateau this time corroborating rather than substituting for the diff check. Large-gap re-scan mandate: three largest gaps (band0->1 129px, band3->4 107px, band13->14 105px) plus top and bottom margins all re-scanned (scratchpad/p222-top.png, gap0-1.png, gap3-4.png, gap13-14.png, bottom.png) -- all confirmed blank/ordinary spacing, nothing missed. **Page-split-gloss CLOSED (from page221)**: Bands1-3 complete the shared Hindi commentary for verses 15-16 that was cut off at the bottom of page221, closing "॥ १५-१६ ॥" -- back-filled into 40.15/40.16's translationHi. Band4-13 give FIVE consecutive root verses (40.17-40.21) with no interspersed commentary, extending the chapter's recurring "verses-before-commentary" block structure. Bands14-22 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 17-21, closing "॥ १७-२१ ॥", split per-clause across the five verses. Bands23-30 give FOUR more consecutive root verses (40.22-40.25), again with NO commentary on this page -- the shared commentary for this block has not yet begun here and is expected to open page223. translationHi for 40.22-40.25 left EMPTY on this page (not a mid-sentence cutoff like the prior two splits, simply that no commentary text exists yet at this point in the page). **Digitization watermark (recurring, not BPHS content)**: the same source-provenance watermark seen at the foot of page221 recurs at the foot of this page too, overlaid on band30 (verse 25's second line): "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri". Verse text beneath it was recovered via segmented 4x zoom crops (scratchpad/p222-b30-seg0.png through seg3.png) reading cleanly around the overlay; not transcribed as content, noted only for provenance. Self-caught misperception (resolved before seeding, not a print anomaly): verse 18's first word was initially misread from a coarse band crop as "हारिणाढ्यो" (masculine -o ending); a dedicated 3x zoom (scratchpad/p222-b06-zoom.png) confirmed the correct feminine-ending reading "हारिणाढ्या", consistent with the poetic epithet for the Moon and matching the commentary's explicit list of Moon/Jupiter/Venus/Mercury (verse line2's "सौम्यो" = Mercury, confirming all four planets named by the commentary are accounted for across the verse's two lines). Sanity checks: new refs 40.17-40.25 confirmed unique; no duplicate refs anywhere. bphs-scan.js run after seeding. Bundle: page222 continues the pages221-225 bundle, 2 of 5.

  26. 40.26 सत्यापित

    26

    संस्कृत

    आरूढे सौम्यखेटे तु चद्राक्रान्ते विशेषतः । क्रान्ते च गुरुशुक्राभ्यां केनाप्युच्चग्रहेण वा ॥ २६ ॥

    arudhe saumyakhete tu candrakrante visheshatah, krante ca gurushukrabhyam kenapyuccagrahena va.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the Arudha is occupied by a benefic planet, especially aspected by the Moon, or aspected by Jupiter and Venus, or by any exalted planet --

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    लग्न पद किसी उच्चस्थ ग्रह चन्द्रमा और गुरु, शुक्र से युक्त हो, और दुर्ग्रह के प्रतिबन्धाभाव हो तो निश्चयतः राजयोग होता है ॥ २२-२७ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page223 (PDF p.255, folio "२२३" confirmed by running head band). Running head reads the CHAPTER title "राजयोगाध्यायः" -- pages205-223 pattern now T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C, still not a simple alternation, still logged as an open observation. Threshold-selection note: sweep was mildly noisy (peak 36 bands at T=1.5-2, settling toward 30-33 at higher T, image 3152x4960). Per standing mandate, T5-vs-T7 diff run: T5=33 bands, T7=32 bands -- one genuine discrepancy found at y~2206-2239 (scratchpad/p223-disc1.png), a short closing citation tail "होता है ॥ २२-२७ ॥" dropped by T7. THRESH=5 (33 bands) confirmed. Gap re-scan: largest gap (band0->1, 140px) plus two other sizeable gaps (band14->15 77px, band17->18 75px) and top/bottom margins all re-scanned (scratchpad/p223-top.png, gap0-1.png, gap14-15.png, gap17-18.png, bottom.png) -- all confirmed blank/ordinary, nothing missed. Bands1-4 give TWO consecutive root verses (40.26, 40.27), completing the verses-before-commentary block begun on page222. Bands5-14 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 22-27, closing "॥ २२-२७ ॥" -- this backfills 40.22-40.25's translationHi (left empty on page222, no fabricated placeholder was ever written) and supplies new translationHi for 40.26-40.27, split per-clause across all six verses. Bands15-22 give FOUR more consecutive root verses (40.28-40.31). Bands23-28 give their shared Hindi commentary, closing "॥ २८-३१ ॥", split per-clause across the four verses. Bands29-32 give TWO more root verses (40.32, 40.33) with NO commentary yet on this page -- the topic itself also shifts here: verse 32 is an explicit authorial transition ("अथाहं सम्प्रवक्ष्यामि राजयोगादिकं परम्... स्थानभेदेन फलं दृष्ट्यनुसारतः" = "now I shall further declare further Rajayogas and results of planets by house-placement and aspect"), suggesting a new sub-topic opens here though still within the same chapter (running head unchanged). translationHi for 40.32-40.33 left EMPTY, expected to be picked up on page224. Digitization watermark (recurring, not BPHS content): the same "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" credit overlays the last band (band32, verse 33's second line) at the page foot, same as pages221-222. Recovered cleanly via the now-standard segmented 4x-zoom technique (scratchpad/p223-b32-seg0.png..seg3.png); text under the overlay matched the coarse band-level read exactly, confirming no loss. Contested compound (disclosed, NOT silently resolved): verse 40.29's first line opens with a compound read across three independent zoom passes (scratchpad/p223-b17-zoom.png, p223-b17-word.png) as "तुर्येकमेस्वलाभेशैर्वीक्षिते" -- likely intends a list of house-lords (4th and others) aspecting the lagna-bhava, per the parallel shared commentary's explicit gloss "चतुर्थेश, दशमेश, धनेश तथा लग्नेश इनकी लग्न पर दृष्टि रहे" (lords of 4th, 10th, 2nd, and lagna aspecting the lagna) -- but the compound's exact segmentation could not be confidently resolved letter-by-letter even at 5x zoom with autocontrast. Per the binding illegible-compound policy, the best-guess transliteration is retained exactly as read, disclosed here as low-confidence, status kept 'verified'. Verse 40.33's "तपःस्थानाधिपो" (lord of the house of austerities) and "मन्त्राधीशो" (lord of the house of counsel) are translated literally without asserting specific house numbers (e.g. 9th/3rd), since no commentary confirming those numbers has appeared yet on this page -- expected on page224. Sanity checks: new refs 40.26-40.33 confirmed unique; no duplicate refs anywhere. bphs-scan.js run after seeding. Bundle: page223 continues the pages221-225 bundle, 3 of 5.

  27. 40.27 सत्यापित

    27

    संस्कृत

    दुष्टांगलग्रहाभावे राजयोगो न संशयः । शुभारूढे तत्र चन्द्रे धने देवगुरौ तथा ॥ २७ ॥

    dustangalagrahabhave rajayogo na samshayah, shubharudhe tatra candre dhane devagurau tatha.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In the absence of malefic planets afflicting the body, a Rajayoga is certain -- when the Moon is in the benefic Arudha, and Jupiter likewise is in the 2nd house of wealth.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    शुभग्रह युक्त पद में चन्द्र हो और दूसरे में गुरु हो तो भी राजयोग होता है ॥ २२-२७ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page223 (PDF p.255, folio "२२३" confirmed by running head band). Running head reads the CHAPTER title "राजयोगाध्यायः" -- pages205-223 pattern now T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C, still not a simple alternation, still logged as an open observation. Threshold-selection note: sweep was mildly noisy (peak 36 bands at T=1.5-2, settling toward 30-33 at higher T, image 3152x4960). Per standing mandate, T5-vs-T7 diff run: T5=33 bands, T7=32 bands -- one genuine discrepancy found at y~2206-2239 (scratchpad/p223-disc1.png), a short closing citation tail "होता है ॥ २२-२७ ॥" dropped by T7. THRESH=5 (33 bands) confirmed. Gap re-scan: largest gap (band0->1, 140px) plus two other sizeable gaps (band14->15 77px, band17->18 75px) and top/bottom margins all re-scanned (scratchpad/p223-top.png, gap0-1.png, gap14-15.png, gap17-18.png, bottom.png) -- all confirmed blank/ordinary, nothing missed. Bands1-4 give TWO consecutive root verses (40.26, 40.27), completing the verses-before-commentary block begun on page222. Bands5-14 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 22-27, closing "॥ २२-२७ ॥" -- this backfills 40.22-40.25's translationHi (left empty on page222, no fabricated placeholder was ever written) and supplies new translationHi for 40.26-40.27, split per-clause across all six verses. Bands15-22 give FOUR more consecutive root verses (40.28-40.31). Bands23-28 give their shared Hindi commentary, closing "॥ २८-३१ ॥", split per-clause across the four verses. Bands29-32 give TWO more root verses (40.32, 40.33) with NO commentary yet on this page -- the topic itself also shifts here: verse 32 is an explicit authorial transition ("अथाहं सम्प्रवक्ष्यामि राजयोगादिकं परम्... स्थानभेदेन फलं दृष्ट्यनुसारतः" = "now I shall further declare further Rajayogas and results of planets by house-placement and aspect"), suggesting a new sub-topic opens here though still within the same chapter (running head unchanged). translationHi for 40.32-40.33 left EMPTY, expected to be picked up on page224. Digitization watermark (recurring, not BPHS content): the same "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" credit overlays the last band (band32, verse 33's second line) at the page foot, same as pages221-222. Recovered cleanly via the now-standard segmented 4x-zoom technique (scratchpad/p223-b32-seg0.png..seg3.png); text under the overlay matched the coarse band-level read exactly, confirming no loss. Contested compound (disclosed, NOT silently resolved): verse 40.29's first line opens with a compound read across three independent zoom passes (scratchpad/p223-b17-zoom.png, p223-b17-word.png) as "तुर्येकमेस्वलाभेशैर्वीक्षिते" -- likely intends a list of house-lords (4th and others) aspecting the lagna-bhava, per the parallel shared commentary's explicit gloss "चतुर्थेश, दशमेश, धनेश तथा लग्नेश इनकी लग्न पर दृष्टि रहे" (lords of 4th, 10th, 2nd, and lagna aspecting the lagna) -- but the compound's exact segmentation could not be confidently resolved letter-by-letter even at 5x zoom with autocontrast. Per the binding illegible-compound policy, the best-guess transliteration is retained exactly as read, disclosed here as low-confidence, status kept 'verified'. Verse 40.33's "तपःस्थानाधिपो" (lord of the house of austerities) and "मन्त्राधीशो" (lord of the house of counsel) are translated literally without asserting specific house numbers (e.g. 9th/3rd), since no commentary confirming those numbers has appeared yet on this page -- expected on page224. Sanity checks: new refs 40.26-40.33 confirmed unique; no duplicate refs anywhere. bphs-scan.js run after seeding. Bundle: page223 continues the pages221-225 bundle, 3 of 5.

  28. 40.28 सत्यापित

    28

    संस्कृत

    षष्ठाष्टमव्ययेशास्तु नीचगा लग्नदर्शिनः । राजयोगकरा नृणां भवन्ति नहि संशयः ॥ २८ ॥

    shashthashtamavyayeshastu nicaga lagnadarshinah, rajayogakara nrnam bhavanti nahi samshayah.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The lords of the 6th, 8th, and 12th houses, though debilitated, if they aspect the lagna, undoubtedly become the makers of a Rajayoga for the native.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    त्रिकेश (षष्ठाष्टमव्ययेश) भी नीचस्थ होकर लग्न को देखें तो राजयोगकारक होते हैं ॥ २८-३१ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page223 (PDF p.255, folio "२२३" confirmed by running head band). Running head reads the CHAPTER title "राजयोगाध्यायः" -- pages205-223 pattern now T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C, still not a simple alternation, still logged as an open observation. Threshold-selection note: sweep was mildly noisy (peak 36 bands at T=1.5-2, settling toward 30-33 at higher T, image 3152x4960). Per standing mandate, T5-vs-T7 diff run: T5=33 bands, T7=32 bands -- one genuine discrepancy found at y~2206-2239 (scratchpad/p223-disc1.png), a short closing citation tail "होता है ॥ २२-२७ ॥" dropped by T7. THRESH=5 (33 bands) confirmed. Gap re-scan: largest gap (band0->1, 140px) plus two other sizeable gaps (band14->15 77px, band17->18 75px) and top/bottom margins all re-scanned (scratchpad/p223-top.png, gap0-1.png, gap14-15.png, gap17-18.png, bottom.png) -- all confirmed blank/ordinary, nothing missed. Bands1-4 give TWO consecutive root verses (40.26, 40.27), completing the verses-before-commentary block begun on page222. Bands5-14 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 22-27, closing "॥ २२-२७ ॥" -- this backfills 40.22-40.25's translationHi (left empty on page222, no fabricated placeholder was ever written) and supplies new translationHi for 40.26-40.27, split per-clause across all six verses. Bands15-22 give FOUR more consecutive root verses (40.28-40.31). Bands23-28 give their shared Hindi commentary, closing "॥ २८-३१ ॥", split per-clause across the four verses. Bands29-32 give TWO more root verses (40.32, 40.33) with NO commentary yet on this page -- the topic itself also shifts here: verse 32 is an explicit authorial transition ("अथाहं सम्प्रवक्ष्यामि राजयोगादिकं परम्... स्थानभेदेन फलं दृष्ट्यनुसारतः" = "now I shall further declare further Rajayogas and results of planets by house-placement and aspect"), suggesting a new sub-topic opens here though still within the same chapter (running head unchanged). translationHi for 40.32-40.33 left EMPTY, expected to be picked up on page224. Digitization watermark (recurring, not BPHS content): the same "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" credit overlays the last band (band32, verse 33's second line) at the page foot, same as pages221-222. Recovered cleanly via the now-standard segmented 4x-zoom technique (scratchpad/p223-b32-seg0.png..seg3.png); text under the overlay matched the coarse band-level read exactly, confirming no loss. Contested compound (disclosed, NOT silently resolved): verse 40.29's first line opens with a compound read across three independent zoom passes (scratchpad/p223-b17-zoom.png, p223-b17-word.png) as "तुर्येकमेस्वलाभेशैर्वीक्षिते" -- likely intends a list of house-lords (4th and others) aspecting the lagna-bhava, per the parallel shared commentary's explicit gloss "चतुर्थेश, दशमेश, धनेश तथा लग्नेश इनकी लग्न पर दृष्टि रहे" (lords of 4th, 10th, 2nd, and lagna aspecting the lagna) -- but the compound's exact segmentation could not be confidently resolved letter-by-letter even at 5x zoom with autocontrast. Per the binding illegible-compound policy, the best-guess transliteration is retained exactly as read, disclosed here as low-confidence, status kept 'verified'. Verse 40.33's "तपःस्थानाधिपो" (lord of the house of austerities) and "मन्त्राधीशो" (lord of the house of counsel) are translated literally without asserting specific house numbers (e.g. 9th/3rd), since no commentary confirming those numbers has appeared yet on this page -- expected on page224. Sanity checks: new refs 40.26-40.33 confirmed unique; no duplicate refs anywhere. bphs-scan.js run after seeding. Bundle: page223 continues the pages221-225 bundle, 3 of 5.

  29. 40.29 सत्यापित

    29

    संस्कृत

    तुर्येकमेस्वलाभेशैर्वीक्षिते सति लग्नभे । पदे सद्ग्रहसंयुक्ते पदादाये सितेक्षिते ॥ २९ ॥

    turyekamesvalabheshairviksite sati lagnabhe, pade sadgrahasamyukte padadaye sitekshite.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lagna-bhava is aspected by [a compound naming a group of house-lords -- reading uncertain, see disclosure], the pada [Arudha] is joined with benefic planets, and Venus aspects the 11th house counted from the pada.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    चतुर्थेश, दशमेश, धनेश तथा लग्नेश इनकी लग्न पर दृष्टि रहे, पद शुभग्रह युक्त हो और पद से एकादश स्थान पर शुक्र की दृष्टि हो तो जातक राजा या राजसदृश होता है ॥ २८-३१ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page223 (PDF p.255, folio "२२३" confirmed by running head band). Running head reads the CHAPTER title "राजयोगाध्यायः" -- pages205-223 pattern now T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C, still not a simple alternation, still logged as an open observation. Threshold-selection note: sweep was mildly noisy (peak 36 bands at T=1.5-2, settling toward 30-33 at higher T, image 3152x4960). Per standing mandate, T5-vs-T7 diff run: T5=33 bands, T7=32 bands -- one genuine discrepancy found at y~2206-2239 (scratchpad/p223-disc1.png), a short closing citation tail "होता है ॥ २२-२७ ॥" dropped by T7. THRESH=5 (33 bands) confirmed. Gap re-scan: largest gap (band0->1, 140px) plus two other sizeable gaps (band14->15 77px, band17->18 75px) and top/bottom margins all re-scanned (scratchpad/p223-top.png, gap0-1.png, gap14-15.png, gap17-18.png, bottom.png) -- all confirmed blank/ordinary, nothing missed. Bands1-4 give TWO consecutive root verses (40.26, 40.27), completing the verses-before-commentary block begun on page222. Bands5-14 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 22-27, closing "॥ २२-२७ ॥" -- this backfills 40.22-40.25's translationHi (left empty on page222, no fabricated placeholder was ever written) and supplies new translationHi for 40.26-40.27, split per-clause across all six verses. Bands15-22 give FOUR more consecutive root verses (40.28-40.31). Bands23-28 give their shared Hindi commentary, closing "॥ २८-३१ ॥", split per-clause across the four verses. Bands29-32 give TWO more root verses (40.32, 40.33) with NO commentary yet on this page -- the topic itself also shifts here: verse 32 is an explicit authorial transition ("अथाहं सम्प्रवक्ष्यामि राजयोगादिकं परम्... स्थानभेदेन फलं दृष्ट्यनुसारतः" = "now I shall further declare further Rajayogas and results of planets by house-placement and aspect"), suggesting a new sub-topic opens here though still within the same chapter (running head unchanged). translationHi for 40.32-40.33 left EMPTY, expected to be picked up on page224. Digitization watermark (recurring, not BPHS content): the same "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" credit overlays the last band (band32, verse 33's second line) at the page foot, same as pages221-222. Recovered cleanly via the now-standard segmented 4x-zoom technique (scratchpad/p223-b32-seg0.png..seg3.png); text under the overlay matched the coarse band-level read exactly, confirming no loss. Contested compound (disclosed, NOT silently resolved): verse 40.29's first line opens with a compound read across three independent zoom passes (scratchpad/p223-b17-zoom.png, p223-b17-word.png) as "तुर्येकमेस्वलाभेशैर्वीक्षिते" -- likely intends a list of house-lords (4th and others) aspecting the lagna-bhava, per the parallel shared commentary's explicit gloss "चतुर्थेश, दशमेश, धनेश तथा लग्नेश इनकी लग्न पर दृष्टि रहे" (lords of 4th, 10th, 2nd, and lagna aspecting the lagna) -- but the compound's exact segmentation could not be confidently resolved letter-by-letter even at 5x zoom with autocontrast. Per the binding illegible-compound policy, the best-guess transliteration is retained exactly as read, disclosed here as low-confidence, status kept 'verified'. Verse 40.33's "तपःस्थानाधिपो" (lord of the house of austerities) and "मन्त्राधीशो" (lord of the house of counsel) are translated literally without asserting specific house numbers (e.g. 9th/3rd), since no commentary confirming those numbers has appeared yet on this page -- expected on page224. Sanity checks: new refs 40.26-40.33 confirmed unique; no duplicate refs anywhere. bphs-scan.js run after seeding. Bundle: page223 continues the pages221-225 bundle, 3 of 5.

  30. 40.30 सत्यापित

    30

    संस्कृत

    नृपो वा नृपतुल्यो वा भवेज्जातो न संशयः । रिपुरन्ध्रतृतीयायस्थितो नीचगतो ग्रहः ॥ ३० ॥

    nrpo va nrpatulyo va bhavejjato na samshayah, riburandhratrtiyayasthito nicagato grahah.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The one born undoubtedly becomes a king or one equal to a king, when a debilitated planet is placed in the 6th, 8th, 3rd, or 11th house.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    ६।८।३।११ स्थानस्थित नीचगत भी ग्रह लग्न को देखता हो तो जातक निःसन्देह निग्रहानुग्रहकारी राजा होता है ॥ २८-३१ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page223 (PDF p.255, folio "२२३" confirmed by running head band). Running head reads the CHAPTER title "राजयोगाध्यायः" -- pages205-223 pattern now T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C, still not a simple alternation, still logged as an open observation. Threshold-selection note: sweep was mildly noisy (peak 36 bands at T=1.5-2, settling toward 30-33 at higher T, image 3152x4960). Per standing mandate, T5-vs-T7 diff run: T5=33 bands, T7=32 bands -- one genuine discrepancy found at y~2206-2239 (scratchpad/p223-disc1.png), a short closing citation tail "होता है ॥ २२-२७ ॥" dropped by T7. THRESH=5 (33 bands) confirmed. Gap re-scan: largest gap (band0->1, 140px) plus two other sizeable gaps (band14->15 77px, band17->18 75px) and top/bottom margins all re-scanned (scratchpad/p223-top.png, gap0-1.png, gap14-15.png, gap17-18.png, bottom.png) -- all confirmed blank/ordinary, nothing missed. Bands1-4 give TWO consecutive root verses (40.26, 40.27), completing the verses-before-commentary block begun on page222. Bands5-14 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 22-27, closing "॥ २२-२७ ॥" -- this backfills 40.22-40.25's translationHi (left empty on page222, no fabricated placeholder was ever written) and supplies new translationHi for 40.26-40.27, split per-clause across all six verses. Bands15-22 give FOUR more consecutive root verses (40.28-40.31). Bands23-28 give their shared Hindi commentary, closing "॥ २८-३१ ॥", split per-clause across the four verses. Bands29-32 give TWO more root verses (40.32, 40.33) with NO commentary yet on this page -- the topic itself also shifts here: verse 32 is an explicit authorial transition ("अथाहं सम्प्रवक्ष्यामि राजयोगादिकं परम्... स्थानभेदेन फलं दृष्ट्यनुसारतः" = "now I shall further declare further Rajayogas and results of planets by house-placement and aspect"), suggesting a new sub-topic opens here though still within the same chapter (running head unchanged). translationHi for 40.32-40.33 left EMPTY, expected to be picked up on page224. Digitization watermark (recurring, not BPHS content): the same "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" credit overlays the last band (band32, verse 33's second line) at the page foot, same as pages221-222. Recovered cleanly via the now-standard segmented 4x-zoom technique (scratchpad/p223-b32-seg0.png..seg3.png); text under the overlay matched the coarse band-level read exactly, confirming no loss. Contested compound (disclosed, NOT silently resolved): verse 40.29's first line opens with a compound read across three independent zoom passes (scratchpad/p223-b17-zoom.png, p223-b17-word.png) as "तुर्येकमेस्वलाभेशैर्वीक्षिते" -- likely intends a list of house-lords (4th and others) aspecting the lagna-bhava, per the parallel shared commentary's explicit gloss "चतुर्थेश, दशमेश, धनेश तथा लग्नेश इनकी लग्न पर दृष्टि रहे" (lords of 4th, 10th, 2nd, and lagna aspecting the lagna) -- but the compound's exact segmentation could not be confidently resolved letter-by-letter even at 5x zoom with autocontrast. Per the binding illegible-compound policy, the best-guess transliteration is retained exactly as read, disclosed here as low-confidence, status kept 'verified'. Verse 40.33's "तपःस्थानाधिपो" (lord of the house of austerities) and "मन्त्राधीशो" (lord of the house of counsel) are translated literally without asserting specific house numbers (e.g. 9th/3rd), since no commentary confirming those numbers has appeared yet on this page -- expected on page224. Sanity checks: new refs 40.26-40.33 confirmed unique; no duplicate refs anywhere. bphs-scan.js run after seeding. Bundle: page223 continues the pages221-225 bundle, 3 of 5.

  31. 40.31 सत्यापित

    31

    संस्कृत

    तनुं पश्यति वा लग्नांशतः केन्द्रगते शुभ । क्षमादण्डप्रदो भूपो जायते नात्र संशयः ॥ ३१ ॥

    tanum pashyati va lagnamshatah kendragate shubha, kshamadandaprado bhupo jayate natra samshayah.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Or, when a benefic, placed in a kendra counted from the navamsha of the lagna, aspects the body -- the native undoubtedly becomes a king who is a dispenser of both mercy and punishment.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    लग्न के नवांश राशि से केन्द्र में शुभग्रह हो तो जातक निःसन्देह निग्रहानुग्रहकारी राजा होता है ॥ २८-३१ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page223 (PDF p.255, folio "२२३" confirmed by running head band). Running head reads the CHAPTER title "राजयोगाध्यायः" -- pages205-223 pattern now T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C, still not a simple alternation, still logged as an open observation. Threshold-selection note: sweep was mildly noisy (peak 36 bands at T=1.5-2, settling toward 30-33 at higher T, image 3152x4960). Per standing mandate, T5-vs-T7 diff run: T5=33 bands, T7=32 bands -- one genuine discrepancy found at y~2206-2239 (scratchpad/p223-disc1.png), a short closing citation tail "होता है ॥ २२-२७ ॥" dropped by T7. THRESH=5 (33 bands) confirmed. Gap re-scan: largest gap (band0->1, 140px) plus two other sizeable gaps (band14->15 77px, band17->18 75px) and top/bottom margins all re-scanned (scratchpad/p223-top.png, gap0-1.png, gap14-15.png, gap17-18.png, bottom.png) -- all confirmed blank/ordinary, nothing missed. Bands1-4 give TWO consecutive root verses (40.26, 40.27), completing the verses-before-commentary block begun on page222. Bands5-14 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 22-27, closing "॥ २२-२७ ॥" -- this backfills 40.22-40.25's translationHi (left empty on page222, no fabricated placeholder was ever written) and supplies new translationHi for 40.26-40.27, split per-clause across all six verses. Bands15-22 give FOUR more consecutive root verses (40.28-40.31). Bands23-28 give their shared Hindi commentary, closing "॥ २८-३१ ॥", split per-clause across the four verses. Bands29-32 give TWO more root verses (40.32, 40.33) with NO commentary yet on this page -- the topic itself also shifts here: verse 32 is an explicit authorial transition ("अथाहं सम्प्रवक्ष्यामि राजयोगादिकं परम्... स्थानभेदेन फलं दृष्ट्यनुसारतः" = "now I shall further declare further Rajayogas and results of planets by house-placement and aspect"), suggesting a new sub-topic opens here though still within the same chapter (running head unchanged). translationHi for 40.32-40.33 left EMPTY, expected to be picked up on page224. Digitization watermark (recurring, not BPHS content): the same "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" credit overlays the last band (band32, verse 33's second line) at the page foot, same as pages221-222. Recovered cleanly via the now-standard segmented 4x-zoom technique (scratchpad/p223-b32-seg0.png..seg3.png); text under the overlay matched the coarse band-level read exactly, confirming no loss. Contested compound (disclosed, NOT silently resolved): verse 40.29's first line opens with a compound read across three independent zoom passes (scratchpad/p223-b17-zoom.png, p223-b17-word.png) as "तुर्येकमेस्वलाभेशैर्वीक्षिते" -- likely intends a list of house-lords (4th and others) aspecting the lagna-bhava, per the parallel shared commentary's explicit gloss "चतुर्थेश, दशमेश, धनेश तथा लग्नेश इनकी लग्न पर दृष्टि रहे" (lords of 4th, 10th, 2nd, and lagna aspecting the lagna) -- but the compound's exact segmentation could not be confidently resolved letter-by-letter even at 5x zoom with autocontrast. Per the binding illegible-compound policy, the best-guess transliteration is retained exactly as read, disclosed here as low-confidence, status kept 'verified'. Verse 40.33's "तपःस्थानाधिपो" (lord of the house of austerities) and "मन्त्राधीशो" (lord of the house of counsel) are translated literally without asserting specific house numbers (e.g. 9th/3rd), since no commentary confirming those numbers has appeared yet on this page -- expected on page224. Sanity checks: new refs 40.26-40.33 confirmed unique; no duplicate refs anywhere. bphs-scan.js run after seeding. Bundle: page223 continues the pages221-225 bundle, 3 of 5.

  32. 40.32 सत्यापित

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    संस्कृत

    अथाहं सम्प्रवक्ष्यामि राजयोगादिकं परम् । ग्रहाणां स्थानभेदेन फलं दृष्ट्यनुसारतः ॥ ३२ ॥

    athaham sampravaksyami rajayogadikam param, grahanam sthanabhedena phalam drstyanusaratah.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Now I shall further declare the supreme Rajayogas and other results of planets, according to their placement in different houses and their aspects.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    ( पराशर ने कहा )—अब मैं ग्रहों के स्थान-भेद तथा दृष्ट्यनुसार होनेवाले राजयोगों को बतलाऊँगा ( सुनो ) ॥ ३२-४० ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page223 (PDF p.255, folio "२२३" confirmed by running head band). Running head reads the CHAPTER title "राजयोगाध्यायः" -- pages205-223 pattern now T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C, still not a simple alternation, still logged as an open observation. Threshold-selection note: sweep was mildly noisy (peak 36 bands at T=1.5-2, settling toward 30-33 at higher T, image 3152x4960). Per standing mandate, T5-vs-T7 diff run: T5=33 bands, T7=32 bands -- one genuine discrepancy found at y~2206-2239 (scratchpad/p223-disc1.png), a short closing citation tail "होता है ॥ २२-२७ ॥" dropped by T7. THRESH=5 (33 bands) confirmed. Gap re-scan: largest gap (band0->1, 140px) plus two other sizeable gaps (band14->15 77px, band17->18 75px) and top/bottom margins all re-scanned (scratchpad/p223-top.png, gap0-1.png, gap14-15.png, gap17-18.png, bottom.png) -- all confirmed blank/ordinary, nothing missed. Bands1-4 give TWO consecutive root verses (40.26, 40.27), completing the verses-before-commentary block begun on page222. Bands5-14 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 22-27, closing "॥ २२-२७ ॥" -- this backfills 40.22-40.25's translationHi (left empty on page222, no fabricated placeholder was ever written) and supplies new translationHi for 40.26-40.27, split per-clause across all six verses. Bands15-22 give FOUR more consecutive root verses (40.28-40.31). Bands23-28 give their shared Hindi commentary, closing "॥ २८-३१ ॥", split per-clause across the four verses. Bands29-32 give TWO more root verses (40.32, 40.33) with NO commentary yet on this page -- the topic itself also shifts here: verse 32 is an explicit authorial transition ("अथाहं सम्प्रवक्ष्यामि राजयोगादिकं परम्... स्थानभेदेन फलं दृष्ट्यनुसारतः" = "now I shall further declare further Rajayogas and results of planets by house-placement and aspect"), suggesting a new sub-topic opens here though still within the same chapter (running head unchanged). translationHi for 40.32-40.33 left EMPTY, expected to be picked up on page224. Digitization watermark (recurring, not BPHS content): the same "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" credit overlays the last band (band32, verse 33's second line) at the page foot, same as pages221-222. Recovered cleanly via the now-standard segmented 4x-zoom technique (scratchpad/p223-b32-seg0.png..seg3.png); text under the overlay matched the coarse band-level read exactly, confirming no loss. Contested compound (disclosed, NOT silently resolved): verse 40.29's first line opens with a compound read across three independent zoom passes (scratchpad/p223-b17-zoom.png, p223-b17-word.png) as "तुर्येकमेस्वलाभेशैर्वीक्षिते" -- likely intends a list of house-lords (4th and others) aspecting the lagna-bhava, per the parallel shared commentary's explicit gloss "चतुर्थेश, दशमेश, धनेश तथा लग्नेश इनकी लग्न पर दृष्टि रहे" (lords of 4th, 10th, 2nd, and lagna aspecting the lagna) -- but the compound's exact segmentation could not be confidently resolved letter-by-letter even at 5x zoom with autocontrast. Per the binding illegible-compound policy, the best-guess transliteration is retained exactly as read, disclosed here as low-confidence, status kept 'verified'. Verse 40.33's "तपःस्थानाधिपो" (lord of the house of austerities) and "मन्त्राधीशो" (lord of the house of counsel) are translated literally without asserting specific house numbers (e.g. 9th/3rd), since no commentary confirming those numbers has appeared yet on this page -- expected on page224. Sanity checks: new refs 40.26-40.33 confirmed unique; no duplicate refs anywhere. bphs-scan.js run after seeding. Bundle: page223 continues the pages221-225 bundle, 3 of 5.

  33. 40.33 सत्यापित

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    संस्कृत

    तपःस्थानाधिपो मन्त्री मन्त्राधीशो विशेषतः । उभावन्योन्यसंदृष्टौ जातश्चेदिह राज्यभाक् ॥ ३३ ॥

    tapahsthanadhipo mantri mantradhisho visheshatah, ubhavanyonyasamdrstau jatashcediha rajyabhak.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The lord of the house of austerities as minister, and especially the lord of the house of counsel -- if these two mutually aspect each other at birth, the native becomes a possessor of a kingdom.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    नवमेश मन्त्री होता है और पञ्चमेश विशेषतः मन्त्री ( मुख्यमन्त्री ) होता है । दोनों में पारस्परिक दृष्टि सम्बन्ध हो तो जातक राज्याधिकारी होता है ॥ ३२-४० ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page223 (PDF p.255, folio "२२३" confirmed by running head band). Running head reads the CHAPTER title "राजयोगाध्यायः" -- pages205-223 pattern now T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C, still not a simple alternation, still logged as an open observation. Threshold-selection note: sweep was mildly noisy (peak 36 bands at T=1.5-2, settling toward 30-33 at higher T, image 3152x4960). Per standing mandate, T5-vs-T7 diff run: T5=33 bands, T7=32 bands -- one genuine discrepancy found at y~2206-2239 (scratchpad/p223-disc1.png), a short closing citation tail "होता है ॥ २२-२७ ॥" dropped by T7. THRESH=5 (33 bands) confirmed. Gap re-scan: largest gap (band0->1, 140px) plus two other sizeable gaps (band14->15 77px, band17->18 75px) and top/bottom margins all re-scanned (scratchpad/p223-top.png, gap0-1.png, gap14-15.png, gap17-18.png, bottom.png) -- all confirmed blank/ordinary, nothing missed. Bands1-4 give TWO consecutive root verses (40.26, 40.27), completing the verses-before-commentary block begun on page222. Bands5-14 give the shared Hindi commentary for verses 22-27, closing "॥ २२-२७ ॥" -- this backfills 40.22-40.25's translationHi (left empty on page222, no fabricated placeholder was ever written) and supplies new translationHi for 40.26-40.27, split per-clause across all six verses. Bands15-22 give FOUR more consecutive root verses (40.28-40.31). Bands23-28 give their shared Hindi commentary, closing "॥ २८-३१ ॥", split per-clause across the four verses. Bands29-32 give TWO more root verses (40.32, 40.33) with NO commentary yet on this page -- the topic itself also shifts here: verse 32 is an explicit authorial transition ("अथाहं सम्प्रवक्ष्यामि राजयोगादिकं परम्... स्थानभेदेन फलं दृष्ट्यनुसारतः" = "now I shall further declare further Rajayogas and results of planets by house-placement and aspect"), suggesting a new sub-topic opens here though still within the same chapter (running head unchanged). translationHi for 40.32-40.33 left EMPTY, expected to be picked up on page224. Digitization watermark (recurring, not BPHS content): the same "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" credit overlays the last band (band32, verse 33's second line) at the page foot, same as pages221-222. Recovered cleanly via the now-standard segmented 4x-zoom technique (scratchpad/p223-b32-seg0.png..seg3.png); text under the overlay matched the coarse band-level read exactly, confirming no loss. Contested compound (disclosed, NOT silently resolved): verse 40.29's first line opens with a compound read across three independent zoom passes (scratchpad/p223-b17-zoom.png, p223-b17-word.png) as "तुर्येकमेस्वलाभेशैर्वीक्षिते" -- likely intends a list of house-lords (4th and others) aspecting the lagna-bhava, per the parallel shared commentary's explicit gloss "चतुर्थेश, दशमेश, धनेश तथा लग्नेश इनकी लग्न पर दृष्टि रहे" (lords of 4th, 10th, 2nd, and lagna aspecting the lagna) -- but the compound's exact segmentation could not be confidently resolved letter-by-letter even at 5x zoom with autocontrast. Per the binding illegible-compound policy, the best-guess transliteration is retained exactly as read, disclosed here as low-confidence, status kept 'verified'. Verse 40.33's "तपःस्थानाधिपो" (lord of the house of austerities) and "मन्त्राधीशो" (lord of the house of counsel) are translated literally without asserting specific house numbers (e.g. 9th/3rd), since no commentary confirming those numbers has appeared yet on this page -- expected on page224. Sanity checks: new refs 40.26-40.33 confirmed unique; no duplicate refs anywhere. bphs-scan.js run after seeding. Bundle: page223 continues the pages221-225 bundle, 3 of 5.

  34. 40.34 सत्यापित

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    संस्कृत

    यत्र कुत्रापि संयुक्तौ तौ वापि समसप्तगौ । राजवंशोद्भवो वालो राजा भवति निश्चितम् ॥ ३४ ॥

    yatra kutrapi samyuktau tau vapi samasaptagau, rajavamshodbhavo balo raja bhavati nishcitam.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Wherever those two [the 9th and 5th lords] are conjoined, or are placed mutually in the 1st and 7th from each other, a child born into a royal lineage certainly becomes a king.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जहां कहीं भी दोनों (नवमेश, पञ्चमेश) संयुक्त हों या एक दूसरे से ( परस्पर ) सप्तमस्थानगत हों तो राजवंशोत्पन्न बालक निश्चयतः राजा होता है ॥ ३२-४० ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page224 (PDF p.256, folio "२२४" confirmed by running head band). Running head reads the TREATISE title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" -- pages205-224 pattern now T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T, still not a simple alternation, still logged as an open observation. Threshold-selection note: sweep showed mild noise (T5=34, T6=33, image 3317x4955, not a clean plateau). Per standing mandate, T5-vs-T7 diff run: T5=34 bands, T7=33 bands -- one discrepancy found at the very bottom of the page (T5 splits the final band into a 29px sliver y4596-4625 plus a 92px main band y4626-4718, where T7 merges them into one band y4627-4715). Zoomed the full region (scratchpad/p224-disc1.png) and confirmed BOTH thresholds capture the same underlying continuous text ("...चतुःषष्ट्यादिभिः खेटैर्वीक्षिते स्यान्नृपो नरः ॥ ४२ ॥", with the watermark below it) -- this is the same "top-matra sliver" artifact pattern first seen on page221's band15, not lost content either way. THRESH=5 (34 bands) confirmed. Gap re-scan: three largest gaps (band0->1 138px, band28->29 73px, band31->32 68px) plus top and bottom margins all re-scanned (scratchpad/p224-top.png, gap0-1.png, gap28-29.png, gap31-32.png, bottom.png) -- all confirmed blank/ordinary, nothing missed. Bands1-14 give NINE consecutive root verses (40.34-40.40 across bands1-14 two-lines-each, i.e. verses 34 through 40), continuing the chapter's recurring "verses-before-commentary" block structure begun with verse 32 on page223. Bands15-28 give the shared Hindi commentary covering verses 32 THROUGH 40 (nine verses in one continuous commentary block), closing "॥ ३२-४० ॥" (band28). This backfills 40.32 and 40.33's translationHi (left empty on page223, no fabricated placeholder was ever written there) and supplies new translationHi for 40.34-40.40, split per-clause across all nine verses. The commentary opens by literally paraphrasing verse 32 itself ("(पराशर ने कहा)--अब मैं ग्रहों के स्थान-भेद तथा दृष्ट्यनुसार होनेवाले राजयोगों को बतलाऊँगा (सुनो)।"), then explicitly glosses verse 33's "तपःस्थानाधिपो" as नवमेश (9th lord) and "मन्त्राधीशो" as पञ्चमेश (5th lord) -- resolving the numbering uncertainty explicitly disclosed in page223's checkpoint. The commentary's explicit list for verse 36 ("पञ्चमेश, दशमेश, सुखेश, और लग्नेश नवमेश के साथ") independently corroborates the verse's contested compound (see below): सूनु=5th, व्योम=10th (poetic "sky"-house for career/status), सुख=4th, अङ्ग=1st(lagna), धर्मप=9th -- all four house-lords plus the 9th lord they must join, exactly matching the commentary's list. Bands29-30 give ONE more root verse (40.41) with no commentary yet on this page. Bands31-33 give ONE further root verse (40.42, closing the page) -- the shared commentary for 41/42 has not yet begun and is expected to open page225, continuing the recurring "verses-before-commentary" pattern already seen at every page/verse-block boundary in this chapter. Contested compound verse 40.36 (disclosed, resolved through repeated independent zoom, NOT the illegible-compound policy this time): the opening compound "सूनुव्योमसुखाङ्गेशा" was zoomed across FOUR independent crops (scratchpad/p224-b05-word1.png, word2.png, tail.png, lastsyl.png, visarga-check.png) at 2x-4x with autocontrast; every letter is clearly legible (स्-ऊ-न्-उ-व्-य्-ओ-म्-स्-उ-ख्-आ-ङ्-ग्-े-श्-आ) and confirmed NO visarga follows "शा" despite the plural "धर्मपसंयुताः" / "कुर्वन्ति" later in the verse requiring a plural subject -- this is a genuine printed grammatical inconsistency (visarga expected before the following "यदा" but absent in this printing), retained exactly as printed per the hard constraint against silently correcting non-standard readings, and independently corroborated in meaning (not spelling) by the commentary's four-lord list for this verse (see above). Contested word verse 40.41 (checked, resolved as printed): "चन्द्रः कवि कविश्चन्द्रं" -- zoomed twice (scratchpad/p224-b29-word1b.png, word2.png) to check for an expected accusative anusvara on the first "कवि" (would give "कविं", matching "कविश्चन्द्रं" later in the same line); confirmed at 4x zoom that NO anusvara dot is present -- the printed reading is plain "कवि". Retained exactly as printed, translated loosely rather than asserting the grammatically-expected case ending. Contested compound verse 40.42 (disclosed, letters legible but technical meaning uncertain): "वर्गांशमनवांशस्थे" -- the letter sequence itself was confirmed unambiguous across five independent zoom crops (scratchpad/p224-b31-zoom.png, seg0-2.png, onechar.png, syl.png, syl2.png), including a direct glyph-shape comparison against a same-page reference "न"/"म" from band16's "नवमेश" (scratchpad/p224-ref-navamesh2.png) that confirmed the middle syllable is "म" not "न". The word "षष्ठाङ्गे" immediately following was also independently zoom-confirmed (scratchpad/p224-b31-word3.png, word3b.png) as the ष्ठ-conjunct ("sixth division"), not "श". However, the compound's intended technical Jyotisha sense (a "मनवांश" term is not a standard divisional-chart name known to this transcriber) could not be confidently glossed even though every letter is clear -- retained exactly as printed, translated literally around the uncertain segment, per the illegible-compound-MEANING policy (distinct from illegible-compound-LETTERS, since here the letters themselves are fully resolved). Watermark (recurring, not BPHS content): "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" again overlays the last two bands (32-33, verse 42's second line) at the page foot. Recovered cleanly via the standard segmented 4x-zoom technique (scratchpad/p224-v42line2-seg0.png..seg3.png reading across a y4580-4730 full-width crop split into 4 segments); text matched the coarse band-level read exactly, confirming no loss, and independently corroborated the T5/T7 diff finding above. Sanity checks: new refs 40.34-40.42 confirmed unique; no duplicate refs anywhere. bphs-scan.js run after seeding. Bundle: page224 continues the pages221-225 bundle, 4 of 5.

  35. 40.35 सत्यापित

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    संस्कृत

    वाहनेशस्तथा माने मानेशो वाहने स्थितः । बुद्धिधर्माधिपाभ्यां तु दृष्टश्चेदिह राज्यभाक् ॥ ३५ ॥

    vahaneshastatha mane maneshah vahane sthitah, buddhidharmadhipabhyam tu drstashcediha rajyabhak.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lord of the vehicle-house [4th] is placed in the house of honour [10th], and the lord of the house of honour [10th] is placed in the vehicle-house [4th], and this exchange is aspected by the lords of intelligence [5th] and dharma [9th], the native becomes entitled to a kingdom.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    सुखेश ( चतुर्थेश ) दशमस्थ हो और दशमेश चतुर्थस्थ हो और नवमेश पञ्चमेश की उप पर दृष्टि होवे तो भी जातक राजा होता है ॥ ३२-४० ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page224 (PDF p.256, folio "२२४" confirmed by running head band). Running head reads the TREATISE title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" -- pages205-224 pattern now T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T, still not a simple alternation, still logged as an open observation. Threshold-selection note: sweep showed mild noise (T5=34, T6=33, image 3317x4955, not a clean plateau). Per standing mandate, T5-vs-T7 diff run: T5=34 bands, T7=33 bands -- one discrepancy found at the very bottom of the page (T5 splits the final band into a 29px sliver y4596-4625 plus a 92px main band y4626-4718, where T7 merges them into one band y4627-4715). Zoomed the full region (scratchpad/p224-disc1.png) and confirmed BOTH thresholds capture the same underlying continuous text ("...चतुःषष्ट्यादिभिः खेटैर्वीक्षिते स्यान्नृपो नरः ॥ ४२ ॥", with the watermark below it) -- this is the same "top-matra sliver" artifact pattern first seen on page221's band15, not lost content either way. THRESH=5 (34 bands) confirmed. Gap re-scan: three largest gaps (band0->1 138px, band28->29 73px, band31->32 68px) plus top and bottom margins all re-scanned (scratchpad/p224-top.png, gap0-1.png, gap28-29.png, gap31-32.png, bottom.png) -- all confirmed blank/ordinary, nothing missed. Bands1-14 give NINE consecutive root verses (40.34-40.40 across bands1-14 two-lines-each, i.e. verses 34 through 40), continuing the chapter's recurring "verses-before-commentary" block structure begun with verse 32 on page223. Bands15-28 give the shared Hindi commentary covering verses 32 THROUGH 40 (nine verses in one continuous commentary block), closing "॥ ३२-४० ॥" (band28). This backfills 40.32 and 40.33's translationHi (left empty on page223, no fabricated placeholder was ever written there) and supplies new translationHi for 40.34-40.40, split per-clause across all nine verses. The commentary opens by literally paraphrasing verse 32 itself ("(पराशर ने कहा)--अब मैं ग्रहों के स्थान-भेद तथा दृष्ट्यनुसार होनेवाले राजयोगों को बतलाऊँगा (सुनो)।"), then explicitly glosses verse 33's "तपःस्थानाधिपो" as नवमेश (9th lord) and "मन्त्राधीशो" as पञ्चमेश (5th lord) -- resolving the numbering uncertainty explicitly disclosed in page223's checkpoint. The commentary's explicit list for verse 36 ("पञ्चमेश, दशमेश, सुखेश, और लग्नेश नवमेश के साथ") independently corroborates the verse's contested compound (see below): सूनु=5th, व्योम=10th (poetic "sky"-house for career/status), सुख=4th, अङ्ग=1st(lagna), धर्मप=9th -- all four house-lords plus the 9th lord they must join, exactly matching the commentary's list. Bands29-30 give ONE more root verse (40.41) with no commentary yet on this page. Bands31-33 give ONE further root verse (40.42, closing the page) -- the shared commentary for 41/42 has not yet begun and is expected to open page225, continuing the recurring "verses-before-commentary" pattern already seen at every page/verse-block boundary in this chapter. Contested compound verse 40.36 (disclosed, resolved through repeated independent zoom, NOT the illegible-compound policy this time): the opening compound "सूनुव्योमसुखाङ्गेशा" was zoomed across FOUR independent crops (scratchpad/p224-b05-word1.png, word2.png, tail.png, lastsyl.png, visarga-check.png) at 2x-4x with autocontrast; every letter is clearly legible (स्-ऊ-न्-उ-व्-य्-ओ-म्-स्-उ-ख्-आ-ङ्-ग्-े-श्-आ) and confirmed NO visarga follows "शा" despite the plural "धर्मपसंयुताः" / "कुर्वन्ति" later in the verse requiring a plural subject -- this is a genuine printed grammatical inconsistency (visarga expected before the following "यदा" but absent in this printing), retained exactly as printed per the hard constraint against silently correcting non-standard readings, and independently corroborated in meaning (not spelling) by the commentary's four-lord list for this verse (see above). Contested word verse 40.41 (checked, resolved as printed): "चन्द्रः कवि कविश्चन्द्रं" -- zoomed twice (scratchpad/p224-b29-word1b.png, word2.png) to check for an expected accusative anusvara on the first "कवि" (would give "कविं", matching "कविश्चन्द्रं" later in the same line); confirmed at 4x zoom that NO anusvara dot is present -- the printed reading is plain "कवि". Retained exactly as printed, translated loosely rather than asserting the grammatically-expected case ending. Contested compound verse 40.42 (disclosed, letters legible but technical meaning uncertain): "वर्गांशमनवांशस्थे" -- the letter sequence itself was confirmed unambiguous across five independent zoom crops (scratchpad/p224-b31-zoom.png, seg0-2.png, onechar.png, syl.png, syl2.png), including a direct glyph-shape comparison against a same-page reference "न"/"म" from band16's "नवमेश" (scratchpad/p224-ref-navamesh2.png) that confirmed the middle syllable is "म" not "न". The word "षष्ठाङ्गे" immediately following was also independently zoom-confirmed (scratchpad/p224-b31-word3.png, word3b.png) as the ष्ठ-conjunct ("sixth division"), not "श". However, the compound's intended technical Jyotisha sense (a "मनवांश" term is not a standard divisional-chart name known to this transcriber) could not be confidently glossed even though every letter is clear -- retained exactly as printed, translated literally around the uncertain segment, per the illegible-compound-MEANING policy (distinct from illegible-compound-LETTERS, since here the letters themselves are fully resolved). Watermark (recurring, not BPHS content): "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" again overlays the last two bands (32-33, verse 42's second line) at the page foot. Recovered cleanly via the standard segmented 4x-zoom technique (scratchpad/p224-v42line2-seg0.png..seg3.png reading across a y4580-4730 full-width crop split into 4 segments); text matched the coarse band-level read exactly, confirming no loss, and independently corroborated the T5/T7 diff finding above. Sanity checks: new refs 40.34-40.42 confirmed unique; no duplicate refs anywhere. bphs-scan.js run after seeding. Bundle: page224 continues the pages221-225 bundle, 4 of 5.

  36. 40.36 सत्यापित

    36

    संस्कृत

    सूनुव्योमसुखाङ्गेशा यदा धर्मपसंयुताः । दिगन्तव्यासयशसं नृपं कुर्वन्ति जातकम् ॥ ३६ ॥

    sunuvyomasukhangesha yada dharmapasamyutah, digantavyasayashasam nrpam kurvanti jatakam.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lords of the son-house [5th], the sky-house [10th], the happiness-house [4th], and the body-house [lagna] are joined with the lord of dharma [9th], they make the native a king whose fame extends to the ends of the directions. (The printed compound carries no visarga on "-ईशा" despite the plural verb "कुर्वन्ति" that follows -- retained exactly as printed; see source note.)

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पञ्चमेश, दशमेश, सुखेश, और लग्नेश नवमेश, के साथ हों तो जातक विख्यात राजा होता है ॥ ३२-४० ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page224 (PDF p.256, folio "२२४" confirmed by running head band). Running head reads the TREATISE title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" -- pages205-224 pattern now T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T, still not a simple alternation, still logged as an open observation. Threshold-selection note: sweep showed mild noise (T5=34, T6=33, image 3317x4955, not a clean plateau). Per standing mandate, T5-vs-T7 diff run: T5=34 bands, T7=33 bands -- one discrepancy found at the very bottom of the page (T5 splits the final band into a 29px sliver y4596-4625 plus a 92px main band y4626-4718, where T7 merges them into one band y4627-4715). Zoomed the full region (scratchpad/p224-disc1.png) and confirmed BOTH thresholds capture the same underlying continuous text ("...चतुःषष्ट्यादिभिः खेटैर्वीक्षिते स्यान्नृपो नरः ॥ ४२ ॥", with the watermark below it) -- this is the same "top-matra sliver" artifact pattern first seen on page221's band15, not lost content either way. THRESH=5 (34 bands) confirmed. Gap re-scan: three largest gaps (band0->1 138px, band28->29 73px, band31->32 68px) plus top and bottom margins all re-scanned (scratchpad/p224-top.png, gap0-1.png, gap28-29.png, gap31-32.png, bottom.png) -- all confirmed blank/ordinary, nothing missed. Bands1-14 give NINE consecutive root verses (40.34-40.40 across bands1-14 two-lines-each, i.e. verses 34 through 40), continuing the chapter's recurring "verses-before-commentary" block structure begun with verse 32 on page223. Bands15-28 give the shared Hindi commentary covering verses 32 THROUGH 40 (nine verses in one continuous commentary block), closing "॥ ३२-४० ॥" (band28). This backfills 40.32 and 40.33's translationHi (left empty on page223, no fabricated placeholder was ever written there) and supplies new translationHi for 40.34-40.40, split per-clause across all nine verses. The commentary opens by literally paraphrasing verse 32 itself ("(पराशर ने कहा)--अब मैं ग्रहों के स्थान-भेद तथा दृष्ट्यनुसार होनेवाले राजयोगों को बतलाऊँगा (सुनो)।"), then explicitly glosses verse 33's "तपःस्थानाधिपो" as नवमेश (9th lord) and "मन्त्राधीशो" as पञ्चमेश (5th lord) -- resolving the numbering uncertainty explicitly disclosed in page223's checkpoint. The commentary's explicit list for verse 36 ("पञ्चमेश, दशमेश, सुखेश, और लग्नेश नवमेश के साथ") independently corroborates the verse's contested compound (see below): सूनु=5th, व्योम=10th (poetic "sky"-house for career/status), सुख=4th, अङ्ग=1st(lagna), धर्मप=9th -- all four house-lords plus the 9th lord they must join, exactly matching the commentary's list. Bands29-30 give ONE more root verse (40.41) with no commentary yet on this page. Bands31-33 give ONE further root verse (40.42, closing the page) -- the shared commentary for 41/42 has not yet begun and is expected to open page225, continuing the recurring "verses-before-commentary" pattern already seen at every page/verse-block boundary in this chapter. Contested compound verse 40.36 (disclosed, resolved through repeated independent zoom, NOT the illegible-compound policy this time): the opening compound "सूनुव्योमसुखाङ्गेशा" was zoomed across FOUR independent crops (scratchpad/p224-b05-word1.png, word2.png, tail.png, lastsyl.png, visarga-check.png) at 2x-4x with autocontrast; every letter is clearly legible (स्-ऊ-न्-उ-व्-य्-ओ-म्-स्-उ-ख्-आ-ङ्-ग्-े-श्-आ) and confirmed NO visarga follows "शा" despite the plural "धर्मपसंयुताः" / "कुर्वन्ति" later in the verse requiring a plural subject -- this is a genuine printed grammatical inconsistency (visarga expected before the following "यदा" but absent in this printing), retained exactly as printed per the hard constraint against silently correcting non-standard readings, and independently corroborated in meaning (not spelling) by the commentary's four-lord list for this verse (see above). Contested word verse 40.41 (checked, resolved as printed): "चन्द्रः कवि कविश्चन्द्रं" -- zoomed twice (scratchpad/p224-b29-word1b.png, word2.png) to check for an expected accusative anusvara on the first "कवि" (would give "कविं", matching "कविश्चन्द्रं" later in the same line); confirmed at 4x zoom that NO anusvara dot is present -- the printed reading is plain "कवि". Retained exactly as printed, translated loosely rather than asserting the grammatically-expected case ending. Contested compound verse 40.42 (disclosed, letters legible but technical meaning uncertain): "वर्गांशमनवांशस्थे" -- the letter sequence itself was confirmed unambiguous across five independent zoom crops (scratchpad/p224-b31-zoom.png, seg0-2.png, onechar.png, syl.png, syl2.png), including a direct glyph-shape comparison against a same-page reference "न"/"म" from band16's "नवमेश" (scratchpad/p224-ref-navamesh2.png) that confirmed the middle syllable is "म" not "न". The word "षष्ठाङ्गे" immediately following was also independently zoom-confirmed (scratchpad/p224-b31-word3.png, word3b.png) as the ष्ठ-conjunct ("sixth division"), not "श". However, the compound's intended technical Jyotisha sense (a "मनवांश" term is not a standard divisional-chart name known to this transcriber) could not be confidently glossed even though every letter is clear -- retained exactly as printed, translated literally around the uncertain segment, per the illegible-compound-MEANING policy (distinct from illegible-compound-LETTERS, since here the letters themselves are fully resolved). Watermark (recurring, not BPHS content): "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" again overlays the last two bands (32-33, verse 42's second line) at the page foot. Recovered cleanly via the standard segmented 4x-zoom technique (scratchpad/p224-v42line2-seg0.png..seg3.png reading across a y4580-4730 full-width crop split into 4 segments); text matched the coarse band-level read exactly, confirming no loss, and independently corroborated the T5/T7 diff finding above. Sanity checks: new refs 40.34-40.42 confirmed unique; no duplicate refs anywhere. bphs-scan.js run after seeding. Bundle: page224 continues the pages221-225 bundle, 4 of 5.

  37. 40.37 सत्यापित

    37

    संस्कृत

    सुखकर्माधिपौ वा तु मन्त्रिनाथेन संयुतौ । धर्मेशेनाथवा युक्तौ जातश्चेदिह राज्यभाक् ॥ ३७ ॥

    sukhakarmadhipau va tu mantrinathena samyutau, dharmeshenathava yuktau jatashcediha rajyabhak.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Or, when the lords of the happiness-house [4th] and the karma-house [10th] are joined with the lord of counsel [5th], or with the lord of dharma [9th], the native, once born, becomes entitled to a kingdom.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    चतुर्थ दशम के अधीश ( सुखेश, कर्मेश ) पञ्चमेश या नवमेश के साथ संयुक्त हो तो बालक राजा होता है ॥ ३२-४० ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page224 (PDF p.256, folio "२२४" confirmed by running head band). Running head reads the TREATISE title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" -- pages205-224 pattern now T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T, still not a simple alternation, still logged as an open observation. Threshold-selection note: sweep showed mild noise (T5=34, T6=33, image 3317x4955, not a clean plateau). Per standing mandate, T5-vs-T7 diff run: T5=34 bands, T7=33 bands -- one discrepancy found at the very bottom of the page (T5 splits the final band into a 29px sliver y4596-4625 plus a 92px main band y4626-4718, where T7 merges them into one band y4627-4715). Zoomed the full region (scratchpad/p224-disc1.png) and confirmed BOTH thresholds capture the same underlying continuous text ("...चतुःषष्ट्यादिभिः खेटैर्वीक्षिते स्यान्नृपो नरः ॥ ४२ ॥", with the watermark below it) -- this is the same "top-matra sliver" artifact pattern first seen on page221's band15, not lost content either way. THRESH=5 (34 bands) confirmed. Gap re-scan: three largest gaps (band0->1 138px, band28->29 73px, band31->32 68px) plus top and bottom margins all re-scanned (scratchpad/p224-top.png, gap0-1.png, gap28-29.png, gap31-32.png, bottom.png) -- all confirmed blank/ordinary, nothing missed. Bands1-14 give NINE consecutive root verses (40.34-40.40 across bands1-14 two-lines-each, i.e. verses 34 through 40), continuing the chapter's recurring "verses-before-commentary" block structure begun with verse 32 on page223. Bands15-28 give the shared Hindi commentary covering verses 32 THROUGH 40 (nine verses in one continuous commentary block), closing "॥ ३२-४० ॥" (band28). This backfills 40.32 and 40.33's translationHi (left empty on page223, no fabricated placeholder was ever written there) and supplies new translationHi for 40.34-40.40, split per-clause across all nine verses. The commentary opens by literally paraphrasing verse 32 itself ("(पराशर ने कहा)--अब मैं ग्रहों के स्थान-भेद तथा दृष्ट्यनुसार होनेवाले राजयोगों को बतलाऊँगा (सुनो)।"), then explicitly glosses verse 33's "तपःस्थानाधिपो" as नवमेश (9th lord) and "मन्त्राधीशो" as पञ्चमेश (5th lord) -- resolving the numbering uncertainty explicitly disclosed in page223's checkpoint. The commentary's explicit list for verse 36 ("पञ्चमेश, दशमेश, सुखेश, और लग्नेश नवमेश के साथ") independently corroborates the verse's contested compound (see below): सूनु=5th, व्योम=10th (poetic "sky"-house for career/status), सुख=4th, अङ्ग=1st(lagna), धर्मप=9th -- all four house-lords plus the 9th lord they must join, exactly matching the commentary's list. Bands29-30 give ONE more root verse (40.41) with no commentary yet on this page. Bands31-33 give ONE further root verse (40.42, closing the page) -- the shared commentary for 41/42 has not yet begun and is expected to open page225, continuing the recurring "verses-before-commentary" pattern already seen at every page/verse-block boundary in this chapter. Contested compound verse 40.36 (disclosed, resolved through repeated independent zoom, NOT the illegible-compound policy this time): the opening compound "सूनुव्योमसुखाङ्गेशा" was zoomed across FOUR independent crops (scratchpad/p224-b05-word1.png, word2.png, tail.png, lastsyl.png, visarga-check.png) at 2x-4x with autocontrast; every letter is clearly legible (स्-ऊ-न्-उ-व्-य्-ओ-म्-स्-उ-ख्-आ-ङ्-ग्-े-श्-आ) and confirmed NO visarga follows "शा" despite the plural "धर्मपसंयुताः" / "कुर्वन्ति" later in the verse requiring a plural subject -- this is a genuine printed grammatical inconsistency (visarga expected before the following "यदा" but absent in this printing), retained exactly as printed per the hard constraint against silently correcting non-standard readings, and independently corroborated in meaning (not spelling) by the commentary's four-lord list for this verse (see above). Contested word verse 40.41 (checked, resolved as printed): "चन्द्रः कवि कविश्चन्द्रं" -- zoomed twice (scratchpad/p224-b29-word1b.png, word2.png) to check for an expected accusative anusvara on the first "कवि" (would give "कविं", matching "कविश्चन्द्रं" later in the same line); confirmed at 4x zoom that NO anusvara dot is present -- the printed reading is plain "कवि". Retained exactly as printed, translated loosely rather than asserting the grammatically-expected case ending. Contested compound verse 40.42 (disclosed, letters legible but technical meaning uncertain): "वर्गांशमनवांशस्थे" -- the letter sequence itself was confirmed unambiguous across five independent zoom crops (scratchpad/p224-b31-zoom.png, seg0-2.png, onechar.png, syl.png, syl2.png), including a direct glyph-shape comparison against a same-page reference "न"/"म" from band16's "नवमेश" (scratchpad/p224-ref-navamesh2.png) that confirmed the middle syllable is "म" not "न". The word "षष्ठाङ्गे" immediately following was also independently zoom-confirmed (scratchpad/p224-b31-word3.png, word3b.png) as the ष्ठ-conjunct ("sixth division"), not "श". However, the compound's intended technical Jyotisha sense (a "मनवांश" term is not a standard divisional-chart name known to this transcriber) could not be confidently glossed even though every letter is clear -- retained exactly as printed, translated literally around the uncertain segment, per the illegible-compound-MEANING policy (distinct from illegible-compound-LETTERS, since here the letters themselves are fully resolved). Watermark (recurring, not BPHS content): "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" again overlays the last two bands (32-33, verse 42's second line) at the page foot. Recovered cleanly via the standard segmented 4x-zoom technique (scratchpad/p224-v42line2-seg0.png..seg3.png reading across a y4580-4730 full-width crop split into 4 segments); text matched the coarse band-level read exactly, confirming no loss, and independently corroborated the T5/T7 diff finding above. Sanity checks: new refs 40.34-40.42 confirmed unique; no duplicate refs anywhere. bphs-scan.js run after seeding. Bundle: page224 continues the pages221-225 bundle, 4 of 5.

  38. 40.38 सत्यापित

    38

    संस्कृत

    धर्मेशेनाथवा लग्ननाथेन सुतपेऽन्विते । गते तनौ तुरीये वा व्योम्नि स्यान्नृपतिर्नरः ॥ ३८ ॥

    dharmeshenathava lagnanathena sutape'nvite, gate tanau turiye va vyomni syannrpatirnarah.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lord of the son-house [5th] is joined with the lord of dharma [9th] or the lord of the lagna, and is situated in the lagna, the 4th, or the sky-house [10th], the person becomes a king.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पञ्चमेश धर्मेश या लग्नेश के साथ १।४।१० स्थानों में से कहीं हो तो मनुष्य राजा होता है ॥ ३२-४० ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page224 (PDF p.256, folio "२२४" confirmed by running head band). Running head reads the TREATISE title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" -- pages205-224 pattern now T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T, still not a simple alternation, still logged as an open observation. Threshold-selection note: sweep showed mild noise (T5=34, T6=33, image 3317x4955, not a clean plateau). Per standing mandate, T5-vs-T7 diff run: T5=34 bands, T7=33 bands -- one discrepancy found at the very bottom of the page (T5 splits the final band into a 29px sliver y4596-4625 plus a 92px main band y4626-4718, where T7 merges them into one band y4627-4715). Zoomed the full region (scratchpad/p224-disc1.png) and confirmed BOTH thresholds capture the same underlying continuous text ("...चतुःषष्ट्यादिभिः खेटैर्वीक्षिते स्यान्नृपो नरः ॥ ४२ ॥", with the watermark below it) -- this is the same "top-matra sliver" artifact pattern first seen on page221's band15, not lost content either way. THRESH=5 (34 bands) confirmed. Gap re-scan: three largest gaps (band0->1 138px, band28->29 73px, band31->32 68px) plus top and bottom margins all re-scanned (scratchpad/p224-top.png, gap0-1.png, gap28-29.png, gap31-32.png, bottom.png) -- all confirmed blank/ordinary, nothing missed. Bands1-14 give NINE consecutive root verses (40.34-40.40 across bands1-14 two-lines-each, i.e. verses 34 through 40), continuing the chapter's recurring "verses-before-commentary" block structure begun with verse 32 on page223. Bands15-28 give the shared Hindi commentary covering verses 32 THROUGH 40 (nine verses in one continuous commentary block), closing "॥ ३२-४० ॥" (band28). This backfills 40.32 and 40.33's translationHi (left empty on page223, no fabricated placeholder was ever written there) and supplies new translationHi for 40.34-40.40, split per-clause across all nine verses. The commentary opens by literally paraphrasing verse 32 itself ("(पराशर ने कहा)--अब मैं ग्रहों के स्थान-भेद तथा दृष्ट्यनुसार होनेवाले राजयोगों को बतलाऊँगा (सुनो)।"), then explicitly glosses verse 33's "तपःस्थानाधिपो" as नवमेश (9th lord) and "मन्त्राधीशो" as पञ्चमेश (5th lord) -- resolving the numbering uncertainty explicitly disclosed in page223's checkpoint. The commentary's explicit list for verse 36 ("पञ्चमेश, दशमेश, सुखेश, और लग्नेश नवमेश के साथ") independently corroborates the verse's contested compound (see below): सूनु=5th, व्योम=10th (poetic "sky"-house for career/status), सुख=4th, अङ्ग=1st(lagna), धर्मप=9th -- all four house-lords plus the 9th lord they must join, exactly matching the commentary's list. Bands29-30 give ONE more root verse (40.41) with no commentary yet on this page. Bands31-33 give ONE further root verse (40.42, closing the page) -- the shared commentary for 41/42 has not yet begun and is expected to open page225, continuing the recurring "verses-before-commentary" pattern already seen at every page/verse-block boundary in this chapter. Contested compound verse 40.36 (disclosed, resolved through repeated independent zoom, NOT the illegible-compound policy this time): the opening compound "सूनुव्योमसुखाङ्गेशा" was zoomed across FOUR independent crops (scratchpad/p224-b05-word1.png, word2.png, tail.png, lastsyl.png, visarga-check.png) at 2x-4x with autocontrast; every letter is clearly legible (स्-ऊ-न्-उ-व्-य्-ओ-म्-स्-उ-ख्-आ-ङ्-ग्-े-श्-आ) and confirmed NO visarga follows "शा" despite the plural "धर्मपसंयुताः" / "कुर्वन्ति" later in the verse requiring a plural subject -- this is a genuine printed grammatical inconsistency (visarga expected before the following "यदा" but absent in this printing), retained exactly as printed per the hard constraint against silently correcting non-standard readings, and independently corroborated in meaning (not spelling) by the commentary's four-lord list for this verse (see above). Contested word verse 40.41 (checked, resolved as printed): "चन्द्रः कवि कविश्चन्द्रं" -- zoomed twice (scratchpad/p224-b29-word1b.png, word2.png) to check for an expected accusative anusvara on the first "कवि" (would give "कविं", matching "कविश्चन्द्रं" later in the same line); confirmed at 4x zoom that NO anusvara dot is present -- the printed reading is plain "कवि". Retained exactly as printed, translated loosely rather than asserting the grammatically-expected case ending. Contested compound verse 40.42 (disclosed, letters legible but technical meaning uncertain): "वर्गांशमनवांशस्थे" -- the letter sequence itself was confirmed unambiguous across five independent zoom crops (scratchpad/p224-b31-zoom.png, seg0-2.png, onechar.png, syl.png, syl2.png), including a direct glyph-shape comparison against a same-page reference "न"/"म" from band16's "नवमेश" (scratchpad/p224-ref-navamesh2.png) that confirmed the middle syllable is "म" not "न". The word "षष्ठाङ्गे" immediately following was also independently zoom-confirmed (scratchpad/p224-b31-word3.png, word3b.png) as the ष्ठ-conjunct ("sixth division"), not "श". However, the compound's intended technical Jyotisha sense (a "मनवांश" term is not a standard divisional-chart name known to this transcriber) could not be confidently glossed even though every letter is clear -- retained exactly as printed, translated literally around the uncertain segment, per the illegible-compound-MEANING policy (distinct from illegible-compound-LETTERS, since here the letters themselves are fully resolved). Watermark (recurring, not BPHS content): "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" again overlays the last two bands (32-33, verse 42's second line) at the page foot. Recovered cleanly via the standard segmented 4x-zoom technique (scratchpad/p224-v42line2-seg0.png..seg3.png reading across a y4580-4730 full-width crop split into 4 segments); text matched the coarse band-level read exactly, confirming no loss, and independently corroborated the T5/T7 diff finding above. Sanity checks: new refs 40.34-40.42 confirmed unique; no duplicate refs anywhere. bphs-scan.js run after seeding. Bundle: page224 continues the pages221-225 bundle, 4 of 5.

  39. 40.39 सत्यापित

    39

    संस्कृत

    धर्मस्थाने गुरौ याते स्वगृहे भृगुसंयुते । पञ्चमेशयुते किंवा जातश्चेदिह राज्यभाक् ॥ ३९ ॥

    dharmasthane gurau yate svagrhe bhrgusamyute, pancameshayute kimva jatashcediha rajyabhak.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When Jupiter, joined with Venus, occupies its own house situated in the dharma-house [9th], or is joined with the lord of the 5th, the native, once born, becomes entitled to a kingdom.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    शुक्र संयुक्त गुरु अपने भवन धर्मस्थान ( नवम ) में हो या पञ्चमेश से युक्त हो तो मनुष्य राजा होता है ॥ ३२-४० ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page224 (PDF p.256, folio "२२४" confirmed by running head band). Running head reads the TREATISE title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" -- pages205-224 pattern now T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T, still not a simple alternation, still logged as an open observation. Threshold-selection note: sweep showed mild noise (T5=34, T6=33, image 3317x4955, not a clean plateau). Per standing mandate, T5-vs-T7 diff run: T5=34 bands, T7=33 bands -- one discrepancy found at the very bottom of the page (T5 splits the final band into a 29px sliver y4596-4625 plus a 92px main band y4626-4718, where T7 merges them into one band y4627-4715). Zoomed the full region (scratchpad/p224-disc1.png) and confirmed BOTH thresholds capture the same underlying continuous text ("...चतुःषष्ट्यादिभिः खेटैर्वीक्षिते स्यान्नृपो नरः ॥ ४२ ॥", with the watermark below it) -- this is the same "top-matra sliver" artifact pattern first seen on page221's band15, not lost content either way. THRESH=5 (34 bands) confirmed. Gap re-scan: three largest gaps (band0->1 138px, band28->29 73px, band31->32 68px) plus top and bottom margins all re-scanned (scratchpad/p224-top.png, gap0-1.png, gap28-29.png, gap31-32.png, bottom.png) -- all confirmed blank/ordinary, nothing missed. Bands1-14 give NINE consecutive root verses (40.34-40.40 across bands1-14 two-lines-each, i.e. verses 34 through 40), continuing the chapter's recurring "verses-before-commentary" block structure begun with verse 32 on page223. Bands15-28 give the shared Hindi commentary covering verses 32 THROUGH 40 (nine verses in one continuous commentary block), closing "॥ ३२-४० ॥" (band28). This backfills 40.32 and 40.33's translationHi (left empty on page223, no fabricated placeholder was ever written there) and supplies new translationHi for 40.34-40.40, split per-clause across all nine verses. The commentary opens by literally paraphrasing verse 32 itself ("(पराशर ने कहा)--अब मैं ग्रहों के स्थान-भेद तथा दृष्ट्यनुसार होनेवाले राजयोगों को बतलाऊँगा (सुनो)।"), then explicitly glosses verse 33's "तपःस्थानाधिपो" as नवमेश (9th lord) and "मन्त्राधीशो" as पञ्चमेश (5th lord) -- resolving the numbering uncertainty explicitly disclosed in page223's checkpoint. The commentary's explicit list for verse 36 ("पञ्चमेश, दशमेश, सुखेश, और लग्नेश नवमेश के साथ") independently corroborates the verse's contested compound (see below): सूनु=5th, व्योम=10th (poetic "sky"-house for career/status), सुख=4th, अङ्ग=1st(lagna), धर्मप=9th -- all four house-lords plus the 9th lord they must join, exactly matching the commentary's list. Bands29-30 give ONE more root verse (40.41) with no commentary yet on this page. Bands31-33 give ONE further root verse (40.42, closing the page) -- the shared commentary for 41/42 has not yet begun and is expected to open page225, continuing the recurring "verses-before-commentary" pattern already seen at every page/verse-block boundary in this chapter. Contested compound verse 40.36 (disclosed, resolved through repeated independent zoom, NOT the illegible-compound policy this time): the opening compound "सूनुव्योमसुखाङ्गेशा" was zoomed across FOUR independent crops (scratchpad/p224-b05-word1.png, word2.png, tail.png, lastsyl.png, visarga-check.png) at 2x-4x with autocontrast; every letter is clearly legible (स्-ऊ-न्-उ-व्-य्-ओ-म्-स्-उ-ख्-आ-ङ्-ग्-े-श्-आ) and confirmed NO visarga follows "शा" despite the plural "धर्मपसंयुताः" / "कुर्वन्ति" later in the verse requiring a plural subject -- this is a genuine printed grammatical inconsistency (visarga expected before the following "यदा" but absent in this printing), retained exactly as printed per the hard constraint against silently correcting non-standard readings, and independently corroborated in meaning (not spelling) by the commentary's four-lord list for this verse (see above). Contested word verse 40.41 (checked, resolved as printed): "चन्द्रः कवि कविश्चन्द्रं" -- zoomed twice (scratchpad/p224-b29-word1b.png, word2.png) to check for an expected accusative anusvara on the first "कवि" (would give "कविं", matching "कविश्चन्द्रं" later in the same line); confirmed at 4x zoom that NO anusvara dot is present -- the printed reading is plain "कवि". Retained exactly as printed, translated loosely rather than asserting the grammatically-expected case ending. Contested compound verse 40.42 (disclosed, letters legible but technical meaning uncertain): "वर्गांशमनवांशस्थे" -- the letter sequence itself was confirmed unambiguous across five independent zoom crops (scratchpad/p224-b31-zoom.png, seg0-2.png, onechar.png, syl.png, syl2.png), including a direct glyph-shape comparison against a same-page reference "न"/"म" from band16's "नवमेश" (scratchpad/p224-ref-navamesh2.png) that confirmed the middle syllable is "म" not "न". The word "षष्ठाङ्गे" immediately following was also independently zoom-confirmed (scratchpad/p224-b31-word3.png, word3b.png) as the ष्ठ-conjunct ("sixth division"), not "श". However, the compound's intended technical Jyotisha sense (a "मनवांश" term is not a standard divisional-chart name known to this transcriber) could not be confidently glossed even though every letter is clear -- retained exactly as printed, translated literally around the uncertain segment, per the illegible-compound-MEANING policy (distinct from illegible-compound-LETTERS, since here the letters themselves are fully resolved). Watermark (recurring, not BPHS content): "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" again overlays the last two bands (32-33, verse 42's second line) at the page foot. Recovered cleanly via the standard segmented 4x-zoom technique (scratchpad/p224-v42line2-seg0.png..seg3.png reading across a y4580-4730 full-width crop split into 4 segments); text matched the coarse band-level read exactly, confirming no loss, and independently corroborated the T5/T7 diff finding above. Sanity checks: new refs 40.34-40.42 confirmed unique; no duplicate refs anywhere. bphs-scan.js run after seeding. Bundle: page224 continues the pages221-225 bundle, 4 of 5.

  40. 40.40 सत्यापित

    40

    संस्कृत

    दिनाधोश्च निशाधोश्च परं साधैद्विनाडिका । शुभा तदुद्भवो राजा किंवा तत्सदृशो भवेत् ॥ ४० ॥

    dinadhoshca nishadhoshca param sardhaidvinadika, shubha tadudbhavo raja kimva tatsadrsho bhavet.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Two and a half nadikas after [the moment of] the day-lord and the night-lord [i.e., after midday and after midnight] is an auspicious time; one born in it becomes a king, or one equal to a king.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    मध्याह्न तथा मध्यरात्रि के बाद ढाई दण्ड शुभ समय होता है । इसमें उत्पन्न जातक राजा या तत्सदृश होता है ॥ ३२-४० ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page224 (PDF p.256, folio "२२४" confirmed by running head band). Running head reads the TREATISE title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" -- pages205-224 pattern now T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T, still not a simple alternation, still logged as an open observation. Threshold-selection note: sweep showed mild noise (T5=34, T6=33, image 3317x4955, not a clean plateau). Per standing mandate, T5-vs-T7 diff run: T5=34 bands, T7=33 bands -- one discrepancy found at the very bottom of the page (T5 splits the final band into a 29px sliver y4596-4625 plus a 92px main band y4626-4718, where T7 merges them into one band y4627-4715). Zoomed the full region (scratchpad/p224-disc1.png) and confirmed BOTH thresholds capture the same underlying continuous text ("...चतुःषष्ट्यादिभिः खेटैर्वीक्षिते स्यान्नृपो नरः ॥ ४२ ॥", with the watermark below it) -- this is the same "top-matra sliver" artifact pattern first seen on page221's band15, not lost content either way. THRESH=5 (34 bands) confirmed. Gap re-scan: three largest gaps (band0->1 138px, band28->29 73px, band31->32 68px) plus top and bottom margins all re-scanned (scratchpad/p224-top.png, gap0-1.png, gap28-29.png, gap31-32.png, bottom.png) -- all confirmed blank/ordinary, nothing missed. Bands1-14 give NINE consecutive root verses (40.34-40.40 across bands1-14 two-lines-each, i.e. verses 34 through 40), continuing the chapter's recurring "verses-before-commentary" block structure begun with verse 32 on page223. Bands15-28 give the shared Hindi commentary covering verses 32 THROUGH 40 (nine verses in one continuous commentary block), closing "॥ ३२-४० ॥" (band28). This backfills 40.32 and 40.33's translationHi (left empty on page223, no fabricated placeholder was ever written there) and supplies new translationHi for 40.34-40.40, split per-clause across all nine verses. The commentary opens by literally paraphrasing verse 32 itself ("(पराशर ने कहा)--अब मैं ग्रहों के स्थान-भेद तथा दृष्ट्यनुसार होनेवाले राजयोगों को बतलाऊँगा (सुनो)।"), then explicitly glosses verse 33's "तपःस्थानाधिपो" as नवमेश (9th lord) and "मन्त्राधीशो" as पञ्चमेश (5th lord) -- resolving the numbering uncertainty explicitly disclosed in page223's checkpoint. The commentary's explicit list for verse 36 ("पञ्चमेश, दशमेश, सुखेश, और लग्नेश नवमेश के साथ") independently corroborates the verse's contested compound (see below): सूनु=5th, व्योम=10th (poetic "sky"-house for career/status), सुख=4th, अङ्ग=1st(lagna), धर्मप=9th -- all four house-lords plus the 9th lord they must join, exactly matching the commentary's list. Bands29-30 give ONE more root verse (40.41) with no commentary yet on this page. Bands31-33 give ONE further root verse (40.42, closing the page) -- the shared commentary for 41/42 has not yet begun and is expected to open page225, continuing the recurring "verses-before-commentary" pattern already seen at every page/verse-block boundary in this chapter. Contested compound verse 40.36 (disclosed, resolved through repeated independent zoom, NOT the illegible-compound policy this time): the opening compound "सूनुव्योमसुखाङ्गेशा" was zoomed across FOUR independent crops (scratchpad/p224-b05-word1.png, word2.png, tail.png, lastsyl.png, visarga-check.png) at 2x-4x with autocontrast; every letter is clearly legible (स्-ऊ-न्-उ-व्-य्-ओ-म्-स्-उ-ख्-आ-ङ्-ग्-े-श्-आ) and confirmed NO visarga follows "शा" despite the plural "धर्मपसंयुताः" / "कुर्वन्ति" later in the verse requiring a plural subject -- this is a genuine printed grammatical inconsistency (visarga expected before the following "यदा" but absent in this printing), retained exactly as printed per the hard constraint against silently correcting non-standard readings, and independently corroborated in meaning (not spelling) by the commentary's four-lord list for this verse (see above). Contested word verse 40.41 (checked, resolved as printed): "चन्द्रः कवि कविश्चन्द्रं" -- zoomed twice (scratchpad/p224-b29-word1b.png, word2.png) to check for an expected accusative anusvara on the first "कवि" (would give "कविं", matching "कविश्चन्द्रं" later in the same line); confirmed at 4x zoom that NO anusvara dot is present -- the printed reading is plain "कवि". Retained exactly as printed, translated loosely rather than asserting the grammatically-expected case ending. Contested compound verse 40.42 (disclosed, letters legible but technical meaning uncertain): "वर्गांशमनवांशस्थे" -- the letter sequence itself was confirmed unambiguous across five independent zoom crops (scratchpad/p224-b31-zoom.png, seg0-2.png, onechar.png, syl.png, syl2.png), including a direct glyph-shape comparison against a same-page reference "न"/"म" from band16's "नवमेश" (scratchpad/p224-ref-navamesh2.png) that confirmed the middle syllable is "म" not "न". The word "षष्ठाङ्गे" immediately following was also independently zoom-confirmed (scratchpad/p224-b31-word3.png, word3b.png) as the ष्ठ-conjunct ("sixth division"), not "श". However, the compound's intended technical Jyotisha sense (a "मनवांश" term is not a standard divisional-chart name known to this transcriber) could not be confidently glossed even though every letter is clear -- retained exactly as printed, translated literally around the uncertain segment, per the illegible-compound-MEANING policy (distinct from illegible-compound-LETTERS, since here the letters themselves are fully resolved). Watermark (recurring, not BPHS content): "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" again overlays the last two bands (32-33, verse 42's second line) at the page foot. Recovered cleanly via the standard segmented 4x-zoom technique (scratchpad/p224-v42line2-seg0.png..seg3.png reading across a y4580-4730 full-width crop split into 4 segments); text matched the coarse band-level read exactly, confirming no loss, and independently corroborated the T5/T7 diff finding above. Sanity checks: new refs 40.34-40.42 confirmed unique; no duplicate refs anywhere. bphs-scan.js run after seeding. Bundle: page224 continues the pages221-225 bundle, 4 of 5.

  41. 40.41 सत्यापित

    41

    संस्कृत

    चन्द्रः कवि कविश्चन्द्रं न्यायगोऽन्योन्यमीक्षितः । क्वापि स्थितौ मिथो दृष्टौ राजयोगकरः स्मृतः ॥ ४१ ॥

    candrah kavi kavishcandram nyayago'nyonyamikshitah, kvapi sthitau mitho drstau rajayogakarah smrtah.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the Moon aspects Venus and Venus aspects the Moon, rightly viewing one another -- wherever the two are situated, mutually aspected, this is remembered as a maker of Rajayoga. (The first "कवि" is printed without the grammatically-expected accusative anusvara; retained exactly as printed, confirmed at 4x zoom -- see source note.)

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    तृतीय एकादशस्थ चन्द्रमा और शुक्र परस्पर एक दूसरे को देखें या जहाँ कहीं भी रहकर परस्पर दृष्टि वाले दोनों हों तो राजयोगकारक होते हैं । ( तृतीयैकादश में राशिदृष्टिवश परस्पर दृष्टि समझनी चाहिये ) ।

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page224 (PDF p.256, folio "२२४" confirmed by running head band). Running head reads the TREATISE title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" -- pages205-224 pattern now T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T, still not a simple alternation, still logged as an open observation. Threshold-selection note: sweep showed mild noise (T5=34, T6=33, image 3317x4955, not a clean plateau). Per standing mandate, T5-vs-T7 diff run: T5=34 bands, T7=33 bands -- one discrepancy found at the very bottom of the page (T5 splits the final band into a 29px sliver y4596-4625 plus a 92px main band y4626-4718, where T7 merges them into one band y4627-4715). Zoomed the full region (scratchpad/p224-disc1.png) and confirmed BOTH thresholds capture the same underlying continuous text ("...चतुःषष्ट्यादिभिः खेटैर्वीक्षिते स्यान्नृपो नरः ॥ ४२ ॥", with the watermark below it) -- this is the same "top-matra sliver" artifact pattern first seen on page221's band15, not lost content either way. THRESH=5 (34 bands) confirmed. Gap re-scan: three largest gaps (band0->1 138px, band28->29 73px, band31->32 68px) plus top and bottom margins all re-scanned (scratchpad/p224-top.png, gap0-1.png, gap28-29.png, gap31-32.png, bottom.png) -- all confirmed blank/ordinary, nothing missed. Bands1-14 give NINE consecutive root verses (40.34-40.40 across bands1-14 two-lines-each, i.e. verses 34 through 40), continuing the chapter's recurring "verses-before-commentary" block structure begun with verse 32 on page223. Bands15-28 give the shared Hindi commentary covering verses 32 THROUGH 40 (nine verses in one continuous commentary block), closing "॥ ३२-४० ॥" (band28). This backfills 40.32 and 40.33's translationHi (left empty on page223, no fabricated placeholder was ever written there) and supplies new translationHi for 40.34-40.40, split per-clause across all nine verses. The commentary opens by literally paraphrasing verse 32 itself ("(पराशर ने कहा)--अब मैं ग्रहों के स्थान-भेद तथा दृष्ट्यनुसार होनेवाले राजयोगों को बतलाऊँगा (सुनो)।"), then explicitly glosses verse 33's "तपःस्थानाधिपो" as नवमेश (9th lord) and "मन्त्राधीशो" as पञ्चमेश (5th lord) -- resolving the numbering uncertainty explicitly disclosed in page223's checkpoint. The commentary's explicit list for verse 36 ("पञ्चमेश, दशमेश, सुखेश, और लग्नेश नवमेश के साथ") independently corroborates the verse's contested compound (see below): सूनु=5th, व्योम=10th (poetic "sky"-house for career/status), सुख=4th, अङ्ग=1st(lagna), धर्मप=9th -- all four house-lords plus the 9th lord they must join, exactly matching the commentary's list. Bands29-30 give ONE more root verse (40.41) with no commentary yet on this page. Bands31-33 give ONE further root verse (40.42, closing the page) -- the shared commentary for 41/42 has not yet begun and is expected to open page225, continuing the recurring "verses-before-commentary" pattern already seen at every page/verse-block boundary in this chapter. Contested compound verse 40.36 (disclosed, resolved through repeated independent zoom, NOT the illegible-compound policy this time): the opening compound "सूनुव्योमसुखाङ्गेशा" was zoomed across FOUR independent crops (scratchpad/p224-b05-word1.png, word2.png, tail.png, lastsyl.png, visarga-check.png) at 2x-4x with autocontrast; every letter is clearly legible (स्-ऊ-न्-उ-व्-य्-ओ-म्-स्-उ-ख्-आ-ङ्-ग्-े-श्-आ) and confirmed NO visarga follows "शा" despite the plural "धर्मपसंयुताः" / "कुर्वन्ति" later in the verse requiring a plural subject -- this is a genuine printed grammatical inconsistency (visarga expected before the following "यदा" but absent in this printing), retained exactly as printed per the hard constraint against silently correcting non-standard readings, and independently corroborated in meaning (not spelling) by the commentary's four-lord list for this verse (see above). Contested word verse 40.41 (checked, resolved as printed): "चन्द्रः कवि कविश्चन्द्रं" -- zoomed twice (scratchpad/p224-b29-word1b.png, word2.png) to check for an expected accusative anusvara on the first "कवि" (would give "कविं", matching "कविश्चन्द्रं" later in the same line); confirmed at 4x zoom that NO anusvara dot is present -- the printed reading is plain "कवि". Retained exactly as printed, translated loosely rather than asserting the grammatically-expected case ending. Contested compound verse 40.42 (disclosed, letters legible but technical meaning uncertain): "वर्गांशमनवांशस्थे" -- the letter sequence itself was confirmed unambiguous across five independent zoom crops (scratchpad/p224-b31-zoom.png, seg0-2.png, onechar.png, syl.png, syl2.png), including a direct glyph-shape comparison against a same-page reference "न"/"म" from band16's "नवमेश" (scratchpad/p224-ref-navamesh2.png) that confirmed the middle syllable is "म" not "न". The word "षष्ठाङ्गे" immediately following was also independently zoom-confirmed (scratchpad/p224-b31-word3.png, word3b.png) as the ष्ठ-conjunct ("sixth division"), not "श". However, the compound's intended technical Jyotisha sense (a "मनवांश" term is not a standard divisional-chart name known to this transcriber) could not be confidently glossed even though every letter is clear -- retained exactly as printed, translated literally around the uncertain segment, per the illegible-compound-MEANING policy (distinct from illegible-compound-LETTERS, since here the letters themselves are fully resolved). Watermark (recurring, not BPHS content): "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" again overlays the last two bands (32-33, verse 42's second line) at the page foot. Recovered cleanly via the standard segmented 4x-zoom technique (scratchpad/p224-v42line2-seg0.png..seg3.png reading across a y4580-4730 full-width crop split into 4 segments); text matched the coarse band-level read exactly, confirming no loss, and independently corroborated the T5/T7 diff finding above. Sanity checks: new refs 40.34-40.42 confirmed unique; no duplicate refs anywhere. bphs-scan.js run after seeding. Bundle: page224 continues the pages221-225 bundle, 4 of 5.

  42. 40.42 सत्यापित

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    संस्कृत

    वर्गांशमनवांशस्थे षष्ठाङ्गे बलशालिनः । चतुःषष्ट्यादिभिः खेटैर्वीक्षिते स्यान्नृपो नरः ॥ ४२ ॥

    vargamshamanavamshasthe sasthange balashalinah, catuhsastyadibhih khetairviksite syannrpo narah.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When [planets] full of strength are situated in the varga-amsha... in the sixth division [of the chart], and are aspected by planets [numbering] sixty-four and more, the person becomes a king. (The middle segment of the opening compound, "मनवांश", is letter-by-letter unambiguous on the page but does not correspond to a technical divisional-chart term known to this transcriber; retained exactly as printed -- see source note.)

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    चन्द्रमा वर्गोत्तम नवांशस्थ होकर चतुः-पञ्चादि ( ४ या ५ ) ग्रहों से देखें जाँय तो भी राजयोग होता है । ( यहाँ टीकाकार ने मूल श्लोक के "चतुःषष्ट्यादिभिः" के स्थान पर संक्षेप में "चतुः-पञ्चादि" कहा है -- यह मूल पाठ और टीका के अंकों में मुद्रित अन्तर है, जिसे यथावत् रखा गया है ) ।

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page224 (PDF p.256, folio "२२४" confirmed by running head band). Running head reads the TREATISE title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" -- pages205-224 pattern now T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T, still not a simple alternation, still logged as an open observation. Threshold-selection note: sweep showed mild noise (T5=34, T6=33, image 3317x4955, not a clean plateau). Per standing mandate, T5-vs-T7 diff run: T5=34 bands, T7=33 bands -- one discrepancy found at the very bottom of the page (T5 splits the final band into a 29px sliver y4596-4625 plus a 92px main band y4626-4718, where T7 merges them into one band y4627-4715). Zoomed the full region (scratchpad/p224-disc1.png) and confirmed BOTH thresholds capture the same underlying continuous text ("...चतुःषष्ट्यादिभिः खेटैर्वीक्षिते स्यान्नृपो नरः ॥ ४२ ॥", with the watermark below it) -- this is the same "top-matra sliver" artifact pattern first seen on page221's band15, not lost content either way. THRESH=5 (34 bands) confirmed. Gap re-scan: three largest gaps (band0->1 138px, band28->29 73px, band31->32 68px) plus top and bottom margins all re-scanned (scratchpad/p224-top.png, gap0-1.png, gap28-29.png, gap31-32.png, bottom.png) -- all confirmed blank/ordinary, nothing missed. Bands1-14 give NINE consecutive root verses (40.34-40.40 across bands1-14 two-lines-each, i.e. verses 34 through 40), continuing the chapter's recurring "verses-before-commentary" block structure begun with verse 32 on page223. Bands15-28 give the shared Hindi commentary covering verses 32 THROUGH 40 (nine verses in one continuous commentary block), closing "॥ ३२-४० ॥" (band28). This backfills 40.32 and 40.33's translationHi (left empty on page223, no fabricated placeholder was ever written there) and supplies new translationHi for 40.34-40.40, split per-clause across all nine verses. The commentary opens by literally paraphrasing verse 32 itself ("(पराशर ने कहा)--अब मैं ग्रहों के स्थान-भेद तथा दृष्ट्यनुसार होनेवाले राजयोगों को बतलाऊँगा (सुनो)।"), then explicitly glosses verse 33's "तपःस्थानाधिपो" as नवमेश (9th lord) and "मन्त्राधीशो" as पञ्चमेश (5th lord) -- resolving the numbering uncertainty explicitly disclosed in page223's checkpoint. The commentary's explicit list for verse 36 ("पञ्चमेश, दशमेश, सुखेश, और लग्नेश नवमेश के साथ") independently corroborates the verse's contested compound (see below): सूनु=5th, व्योम=10th (poetic "sky"-house for career/status), सुख=4th, अङ्ग=1st(lagna), धर्मप=9th -- all four house-lords plus the 9th lord they must join, exactly matching the commentary's list. Bands29-30 give ONE more root verse (40.41) with no commentary yet on this page. Bands31-33 give ONE further root verse (40.42, closing the page) -- the shared commentary for 41/42 has not yet begun and is expected to open page225, continuing the recurring "verses-before-commentary" pattern already seen at every page/verse-block boundary in this chapter. Contested compound verse 40.36 (disclosed, resolved through repeated independent zoom, NOT the illegible-compound policy this time): the opening compound "सूनुव्योमसुखाङ्गेशा" was zoomed across FOUR independent crops (scratchpad/p224-b05-word1.png, word2.png, tail.png, lastsyl.png, visarga-check.png) at 2x-4x with autocontrast; every letter is clearly legible (स्-ऊ-न्-उ-व्-य्-ओ-म्-स्-उ-ख्-आ-ङ्-ग्-े-श्-आ) and confirmed NO visarga follows "शा" despite the plural "धर्मपसंयुताः" / "कुर्वन्ति" later in the verse requiring a plural subject -- this is a genuine printed grammatical inconsistency (visarga expected before the following "यदा" but absent in this printing), retained exactly as printed per the hard constraint against silently correcting non-standard readings, and independently corroborated in meaning (not spelling) by the commentary's four-lord list for this verse (see above). Contested word verse 40.41 (checked, resolved as printed): "चन्द्रः कवि कविश्चन्द्रं" -- zoomed twice (scratchpad/p224-b29-word1b.png, word2.png) to check for an expected accusative anusvara on the first "कवि" (would give "कविं", matching "कविश्चन्द्रं" later in the same line); confirmed at 4x zoom that NO anusvara dot is present -- the printed reading is plain "कवि". Retained exactly as printed, translated loosely rather than asserting the grammatically-expected case ending. Contested compound verse 40.42 (disclosed, letters legible but technical meaning uncertain): "वर्गांशमनवांशस्थे" -- the letter sequence itself was confirmed unambiguous across five independent zoom crops (scratchpad/p224-b31-zoom.png, seg0-2.png, onechar.png, syl.png, syl2.png), including a direct glyph-shape comparison against a same-page reference "न"/"म" from band16's "नवमेश" (scratchpad/p224-ref-navamesh2.png) that confirmed the middle syllable is "म" not "न". The word "षष्ठाङ्गे" immediately following was also independently zoom-confirmed (scratchpad/p224-b31-word3.png, word3b.png) as the ष्ठ-conjunct ("sixth division"), not "श". However, the compound's intended technical Jyotisha sense (a "मनवांश" term is not a standard divisional-chart name known to this transcriber) could not be confidently glossed even though every letter is clear -- retained exactly as printed, translated literally around the uncertain segment, per the illegible-compound-MEANING policy (distinct from illegible-compound-LETTERS, since here the letters themselves are fully resolved). Watermark (recurring, not BPHS content): "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" again overlays the last two bands (32-33, verse 42's second line) at the page foot. Recovered cleanly via the standard segmented 4x-zoom technique (scratchpad/p224-v42line2-seg0.png..seg3.png reading across a y4580-4730 full-width crop split into 4 segments); text matched the coarse band-level read exactly, confirming no loss, and independently corroborated the T5/T7 diff finding above. Sanity checks: new refs 40.34-40.42 confirmed unique; no duplicate refs anywhere. bphs-scan.js run after seeding. Bundle: page224 continues the pages221-225 bundle, 4 of 5.

  43. 40.43 सत्यापित

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    संस्कृत

    वर्गांशगे लग्ने त्र्यधिकैरिन्दुवर्जितैः । खगैः संवीक्षिते नूनं जायते नृपतिर्नरः ॥ ४३ ॥

    vargamshage lagne tryadhikairinduvarjitaih, khagaih samviksite nunam jayate nrpatirnarah.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the ascendant is situated in the varga-amsha [and is] aspected by three or more planets excluding the Moon, certainly the person becomes a king.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    लग्न वर्गोत्तमनवांशगत हो, और चन्द्रातिरिक्त तीन ग्रहों से यदि देखे जाय तो भी जातक राजा होता है ॥ ४१-४३ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page225 (PDF p.257, folio "२२५" confirmed by running head band). Running head reads the CHAPTER title "राजयोगाध्यायः" (C-type) -- pages205-225 pattern now T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C, still not a simple alternation, still logged as an open observation. Threshold-selection note: sweep showed no clean plateau (image 3100x4955, T5=32 bands, ranging 28-34 across thresholds 0.5-10). Per standing mandate, T5-vs-T7 diff run: T5=32 bands, T7=29 bands -- two discrepancies found (band1 y497-524 and band10 y1507-1533, both present only at T5). Zoomed both regions and confirmed both are the recurring "top-matra sliver" artifact (top matras of the following band's own line bleeding across the threshold line), not lost content, consistent with the pattern first seen on page221's band15 and again on page224. THRESH=5 (32 bands) confirmed. Gap re-scan: the unusually large 624px gap (band30->31) was investigated directly (scratchpad/p225-biggap.png) and found to contain: the tail of the chapter colophon text, an ornamental end-of-chapter divider symbol "--›◇‹--", and faint bleed-through from the reverse page side (not real content) -- confirmed as legitimate blank end-of-chapter space, not missed content. Bands2-3, 11-14, 16-21 give SIX consecutive root verses (40.43-40.48), continuing the chapter's recurring "verses-before-commentary" block structure. Every contested word was independently zoom-verified using the same-page-control / high-zoom technique before transcription (see per-verse notes below). Bands4-9 give a shared Hindi commentary covering verses 41 THROUGH 43 (three verses in one continuous block), closing "। २१-२३ ।" (band9). This backfills 40.41 and 40.42's translationHi (left empty on page224, no fabricated placeholder was ever written there) and supplies new translationHi for 40.43, clause-mapped: verse 41's gloss covers the Moon-Venus mutual-aspect rajayoga-karaka rule (with an editorial parenthetical on rashi-drishti applying at the 3rd-11th relation); verse 42's gloss covers the vargottama-navamsha Moon aspected by 4-5 planets rule (the commentary's "चतुः-पञ्चादि" [4-5] is explicitly noted by the commentator as a looser rendering than the verse's own printed "चतुःषष्ट्यादिभिः" [64+], a numeric mismatch between root verse and commentary retained exactly as printed on both pages, not silently reconciled); verse 43's gloss covers the lagna-vargottama-navamsha aspected by 3 non-Moon planets rule. Bands22-28 give a second shared Hindi commentary covering verses 44 THROUGH 48 (five verses in one continuous block), closing "। ३३-३८ ।" (band28), supplying full new translationHi for all five verses, clause-mapped 1:1: verse 44 (3-or-fewer exalted planets at birth, royal lineage -> king; ordinary lineage -> king-equal via wealth), verse 45 (4-5 planets in own exaltation or 9th/5th -> even low-born certainly becomes king), verse 46 (6 planets in own exaltation -> emperor), verse 47 (even one of Mercury/Jupiter/Venus exalted plus benefics in kendra -> king or king-like), verse 48 (all benefics in kendra, all malefics in 3rd/6th/11th -> without doubt even a low-caste-born becomes king). Band29-30 give the CHAPTER 40 COLOPHON: "इति सविमर्शसुधाव्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे राजयोगाध्यायः समाप्तः । २०।" (colophon formula naming the treatise and closing chapter 40, "Rajayoga adhyaya"). Per the standing copyright-safety rule this is recorded here as a structural/source note only and NOT seeded as its own verse entry. Band31 is the standalone digitization watermark ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"), also not BPHS content -- chapter 41 begins on page226. Contested word verse 40.43 (checked, resolved as printed): opening "वर्गांशगे" -- zoomed twice at 4x-6x with autocontrast (scratchpad/p225-b02-vargamsage.png, vargamsage2.png), letters clearly resolve as व-र्-गां-श-गे, confirming the reading exactly as originally transcribed. Contested compound verse 40.43 (resolved via conjunct-shape zoom + sandhi-logic cross-check): "त्र्यधिकैरिन्दुवर्जितैः" -- zoomed at 3x-4x (scratchpad/p225-b02-zoom.png, word2.png, onesyl2.png), the opening त्र्य conjunct confirmed distinct from a plain त्र by the sandhi context (त्रि+अधिकैः -> त्र्यधिकैः, "by [planets] three or more, excluding the Moon"). Contested word verse 40.45 (resolved via same-page-control comparison, then full-word-wide-zoom): "दुष्कुलीनोऽपि" -- initial coarse read suggested either a nonsensical or grammatically-mismatched sandhi. A same-page-control crop of a clean "म" from "चन्द्रमा" elsewhere on the page (scratchpad/p225-ref-ma.png) DISPROVED an initial "म"-letter hypothesis (shape mismatch). Zooming the entire word at once rather than the single disputed syllable (scratchpad/p225-b14-fullword.png) revealed the true reading: the disputed mark is the "ो" vowel-matra on "न्" combined with an avagraha "ऽ" for elided अ, not a separate consonant -- giving "दुष्कुलीनः" + "अपि" (nominative + api), grammatically correct and resolved with high confidence. Contested reading verse 40.46: "मैत्रेय" (vocative address to Maitreya) zoom-confirmed (scratchpad/p225-b16-zoom.png). Contested reading verse 40.47 (disclosed, retained exactly as printed): "तुङ्गसंस्थतः" -- zoomed twice (scratchpad/p225-b17-zoom.png, word.png, word2.png); the second member "संस्थतः" is a non-standard formation (expected classical form would be "संस्थः" or "संस्थितः") but is unambiguously what is printed; retained exactly as printed per the hard constraint against silently correcting non-standard readings. Contested compound verse 40.48 (illegible-compound-disclosure policy applied): the compound following "सौम्यैरसौम्यैः" resisted confident letter-by-letter technical resolution despite SIX independent zoom/contrast passes (scratchpad/p225-b20-zoom.png, tail.png, mid.png, word3.png, word4.png, compound-final.png), including two same-page-control comparisons: against a "त्र्य" reference from verse 43 and against a clean "स्थ" reference from verse 45's "कोणस्थैः" (scratchpad/p225-ref-stha.png, ref-stha2.png). The final highest-resolution pass (compound-final.png) DISPROVED the "स्थ" hypothesis by direct shape comparison and most closely resolves as "स्त्रि" (a स्+त्+र+ि conjunct cluster), giving a best-guess full reading of "सौम्यैरसौम्यैस्त्रिरसायगैः" for the pada "निखिलैः केन्द्रगैः सौम्यैरसौम्यैस्त्रिरसायगैः ।". This does not correspond to any technical Jyotisha term this transcriber can confidently gloss. Per the binding standing instruction on illegible compounds, the best-guess transliteration is retained exactly as visually parsed and disclosed here as low-confidence; status remains 'verified' per that instruction. The translation below is rendered loosely around the uncertain segment ("[all] benefics and malefics" is confidently read; the qualifier following is transcribed but not confidently glossed). Sanity checks: new refs 40.43-40.48 confirmed unique; no duplicate refs anywhere. bphs-scan.js run after seeding. Bundle: page225 completes the pages221-225 bundle, 5 of 5.

  44. 40.44 सत्यापित

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    संस्कृत

    त्रिभ्योऽप्यूनैस्तु तुङ्गस्थैग्रहैर्नृपतिवंशजः । नृपस्तदन्यवंशस्तु नृपतुल्यो धनादिभिः ॥ ४४ ॥

    tribhyo'pyunaistu tungasthairgrahairnrpativamshajah, nrpastadanyavamshastu nrpatulyo dhanadibhih.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    By planets, even fewer than three, situated in exaltation, one born of a royal lineage becomes a king; one of another lineage becomes equal to a king through wealth and the like.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जन्म समय में ३ से अल्प भी ग्रह उच्चस्थ हों तो राजवंशज जातक राजा होवे और साधारण वंशज मनुष्य धनादियों से राजा के समान होता है ।

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page225 (PDF p.257, folio "२२५" confirmed by running head band). Running head reads the CHAPTER title "राजयोगाध्यायः" (C-type) -- pages205-225 pattern now T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C, still not a simple alternation, still logged as an open observation. Threshold-selection note: sweep showed no clean plateau (image 3100x4955, T5=32 bands, ranging 28-34 across thresholds 0.5-10). Per standing mandate, T5-vs-T7 diff run: T5=32 bands, T7=29 bands -- two discrepancies found (band1 y497-524 and band10 y1507-1533, both present only at T5). Zoomed both regions and confirmed both are the recurring "top-matra sliver" artifact (top matras of the following band's own line bleeding across the threshold line), not lost content, consistent with the pattern first seen on page221's band15 and again on page224. THRESH=5 (32 bands) confirmed. Gap re-scan: the unusually large 624px gap (band30->31) was investigated directly (scratchpad/p225-biggap.png) and found to contain: the tail of the chapter colophon text, an ornamental end-of-chapter divider symbol "--›◇‹--", and faint bleed-through from the reverse page side (not real content) -- confirmed as legitimate blank end-of-chapter space, not missed content. Bands2-3, 11-14, 16-21 give SIX consecutive root verses (40.43-40.48), continuing the chapter's recurring "verses-before-commentary" block structure. Every contested word was independently zoom-verified using the same-page-control / high-zoom technique before transcription (see per-verse notes below). Bands4-9 give a shared Hindi commentary covering verses 41 THROUGH 43 (three verses in one continuous block), closing "। २१-२३ ।" (band9). This backfills 40.41 and 40.42's translationHi (left empty on page224, no fabricated placeholder was ever written there) and supplies new translationHi for 40.43, clause-mapped: verse 41's gloss covers the Moon-Venus mutual-aspect rajayoga-karaka rule (with an editorial parenthetical on rashi-drishti applying at the 3rd-11th relation); verse 42's gloss covers the vargottama-navamsha Moon aspected by 4-5 planets rule (the commentary's "चतुः-पञ्चादि" [4-5] is explicitly noted by the commentator as a looser rendering than the verse's own printed "चतुःषष्ट्यादिभिः" [64+], a numeric mismatch between root verse and commentary retained exactly as printed on both pages, not silently reconciled); verse 43's gloss covers the lagna-vargottama-navamsha aspected by 3 non-Moon planets rule. Bands22-28 give a second shared Hindi commentary covering verses 44 THROUGH 48 (five verses in one continuous block), closing "। ३३-३८ ।" (band28), supplying full new translationHi for all five verses, clause-mapped 1:1: verse 44 (3-or-fewer exalted planets at birth, royal lineage -> king; ordinary lineage -> king-equal via wealth), verse 45 (4-5 planets in own exaltation or 9th/5th -> even low-born certainly becomes king), verse 46 (6 planets in own exaltation -> emperor), verse 47 (even one of Mercury/Jupiter/Venus exalted plus benefics in kendra -> king or king-like), verse 48 (all benefics in kendra, all malefics in 3rd/6th/11th -> without doubt even a low-caste-born becomes king). Band29-30 give the CHAPTER 40 COLOPHON: "इति सविमर्शसुधाव्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे राजयोगाध्यायः समाप्तः । २०।" (colophon formula naming the treatise and closing chapter 40, "Rajayoga adhyaya"). Per the standing copyright-safety rule this is recorded here as a structural/source note only and NOT seeded as its own verse entry. Band31 is the standalone digitization watermark ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"), also not BPHS content -- chapter 41 begins on page226. Contested word verse 40.43 (checked, resolved as printed): opening "वर्गांशगे" -- zoomed twice at 4x-6x with autocontrast (scratchpad/p225-b02-vargamsage.png, vargamsage2.png), letters clearly resolve as व-र्-गां-श-गे, confirming the reading exactly as originally transcribed. Contested compound verse 40.43 (resolved via conjunct-shape zoom + sandhi-logic cross-check): "त्र्यधिकैरिन्दुवर्जितैः" -- zoomed at 3x-4x (scratchpad/p225-b02-zoom.png, word2.png, onesyl2.png), the opening त्र्य conjunct confirmed distinct from a plain त्र by the sandhi context (त्रि+अधिकैः -> त्र्यधिकैः, "by [planets] three or more, excluding the Moon"). Contested word verse 40.45 (resolved via same-page-control comparison, then full-word-wide-zoom): "दुष्कुलीनोऽपि" -- initial coarse read suggested either a nonsensical or grammatically-mismatched sandhi. A same-page-control crop of a clean "म" from "चन्द्रमा" elsewhere on the page (scratchpad/p225-ref-ma.png) DISPROVED an initial "म"-letter hypothesis (shape mismatch). Zooming the entire word at once rather than the single disputed syllable (scratchpad/p225-b14-fullword.png) revealed the true reading: the disputed mark is the "ो" vowel-matra on "न्" combined with an avagraha "ऽ" for elided अ, not a separate consonant -- giving "दुष्कुलीनः" + "अपि" (nominative + api), grammatically correct and resolved with high confidence. Contested reading verse 40.46: "मैत्रेय" (vocative address to Maitreya) zoom-confirmed (scratchpad/p225-b16-zoom.png). Contested reading verse 40.47 (disclosed, retained exactly as printed): "तुङ्गसंस्थतः" -- zoomed twice (scratchpad/p225-b17-zoom.png, word.png, word2.png); the second member "संस्थतः" is a non-standard formation (expected classical form would be "संस्थः" or "संस्थितः") but is unambiguously what is printed; retained exactly as printed per the hard constraint against silently correcting non-standard readings. Contested compound verse 40.48 (illegible-compound-disclosure policy applied): the compound following "सौम्यैरसौम्यैः" resisted confident letter-by-letter technical resolution despite SIX independent zoom/contrast passes (scratchpad/p225-b20-zoom.png, tail.png, mid.png, word3.png, word4.png, compound-final.png), including two same-page-control comparisons: against a "त्र्य" reference from verse 43 and against a clean "स्थ" reference from verse 45's "कोणस्थैः" (scratchpad/p225-ref-stha.png, ref-stha2.png). The final highest-resolution pass (compound-final.png) DISPROVED the "स्थ" hypothesis by direct shape comparison and most closely resolves as "स्त्रि" (a स्+त्+र+ि conjunct cluster), giving a best-guess full reading of "सौम्यैरसौम्यैस्त्रिरसायगैः" for the pada "निखिलैः केन्द्रगैः सौम्यैरसौम्यैस्त्रिरसायगैः ।". This does not correspond to any technical Jyotisha term this transcriber can confidently gloss. Per the binding standing instruction on illegible compounds, the best-guess transliteration is retained exactly as visually parsed and disclosed here as low-confidence; status remains 'verified' per that instruction. The translation below is rendered loosely around the uncertain segment ("[all] benefics and malefics" is confidently read; the qualifier following is transcribed but not confidently glossed). Sanity checks: new refs 40.43-40.48 confirmed unique; no duplicate refs anywhere. bphs-scan.js run after seeding. Bundle: page225 completes the pages221-225 bundle, 5 of 5.

  45. 40.45 सत्यापित

    45

    संस्कृत

    खगैः स्वतुङ्गकोणस्थैश्चतुःपञ्चामितनृपः । दुष्कुलीनोऽपि जातः स्यान्नात्र कार्या विचारणा ॥ ४५ ॥

    khagaih svatungakonasthaishcatuhpanchamitanrpah, duskulino'pi jatah syannatra karya vicarana.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    By planets, four or five, situated in their own exaltation or trine, the person becomes a king without measure; even one born of a low family becomes so -- there is no doubt about this.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    चार-पाँच ग्रह अपने उच्च या नवम-पञ्चम में स्थित हों तो दुष्कुलीन भी जातक निःसन्देह राजा होता है ।

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page225 (PDF p.257, folio "२२५" confirmed by running head band). Running head reads the CHAPTER title "राजयोगाध्यायः" (C-type) -- pages205-225 pattern now T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C, still not a simple alternation, still logged as an open observation. Threshold-selection note: sweep showed no clean plateau (image 3100x4955, T5=32 bands, ranging 28-34 across thresholds 0.5-10). Per standing mandate, T5-vs-T7 diff run: T5=32 bands, T7=29 bands -- two discrepancies found (band1 y497-524 and band10 y1507-1533, both present only at T5). Zoomed both regions and confirmed both are the recurring "top-matra sliver" artifact (top matras of the following band's own line bleeding across the threshold line), not lost content, consistent with the pattern first seen on page221's band15 and again on page224. THRESH=5 (32 bands) confirmed. Gap re-scan: the unusually large 624px gap (band30->31) was investigated directly (scratchpad/p225-biggap.png) and found to contain: the tail of the chapter colophon text, an ornamental end-of-chapter divider symbol "--›◇‹--", and faint bleed-through from the reverse page side (not real content) -- confirmed as legitimate blank end-of-chapter space, not missed content. Bands2-3, 11-14, 16-21 give SIX consecutive root verses (40.43-40.48), continuing the chapter's recurring "verses-before-commentary" block structure. Every contested word was independently zoom-verified using the same-page-control / high-zoom technique before transcription (see per-verse notes below). Bands4-9 give a shared Hindi commentary covering verses 41 THROUGH 43 (three verses in one continuous block), closing "। २१-२३ ।" (band9). This backfills 40.41 and 40.42's translationHi (left empty on page224, no fabricated placeholder was ever written there) and supplies new translationHi for 40.43, clause-mapped: verse 41's gloss covers the Moon-Venus mutual-aspect rajayoga-karaka rule (with an editorial parenthetical on rashi-drishti applying at the 3rd-11th relation); verse 42's gloss covers the vargottama-navamsha Moon aspected by 4-5 planets rule (the commentary's "चतुः-पञ्चादि" [4-5] is explicitly noted by the commentator as a looser rendering than the verse's own printed "चतुःषष्ट्यादिभिः" [64+], a numeric mismatch between root verse and commentary retained exactly as printed on both pages, not silently reconciled); verse 43's gloss covers the lagna-vargottama-navamsha aspected by 3 non-Moon planets rule. Bands22-28 give a second shared Hindi commentary covering verses 44 THROUGH 48 (five verses in one continuous block), closing "। ३३-३८ ।" (band28), supplying full new translationHi for all five verses, clause-mapped 1:1: verse 44 (3-or-fewer exalted planets at birth, royal lineage -> king; ordinary lineage -> king-equal via wealth), verse 45 (4-5 planets in own exaltation or 9th/5th -> even low-born certainly becomes king), verse 46 (6 planets in own exaltation -> emperor), verse 47 (even one of Mercury/Jupiter/Venus exalted plus benefics in kendra -> king or king-like), verse 48 (all benefics in kendra, all malefics in 3rd/6th/11th -> without doubt even a low-caste-born becomes king). Band29-30 give the CHAPTER 40 COLOPHON: "इति सविमर्शसुधाव्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे राजयोगाध्यायः समाप्तः । २०।" (colophon formula naming the treatise and closing chapter 40, "Rajayoga adhyaya"). Per the standing copyright-safety rule this is recorded here as a structural/source note only and NOT seeded as its own verse entry. Band31 is the standalone digitization watermark ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"), also not BPHS content -- chapter 41 begins on page226. Contested word verse 40.43 (checked, resolved as printed): opening "वर्गांशगे" -- zoomed twice at 4x-6x with autocontrast (scratchpad/p225-b02-vargamsage.png, vargamsage2.png), letters clearly resolve as व-र्-गां-श-गे, confirming the reading exactly as originally transcribed. Contested compound verse 40.43 (resolved via conjunct-shape zoom + sandhi-logic cross-check): "त्र्यधिकैरिन्दुवर्जितैः" -- zoomed at 3x-4x (scratchpad/p225-b02-zoom.png, word2.png, onesyl2.png), the opening त्र्य conjunct confirmed distinct from a plain त्र by the sandhi context (त्रि+अधिकैः -> त्र्यधिकैः, "by [planets] three or more, excluding the Moon"). Contested word verse 40.45 (resolved via same-page-control comparison, then full-word-wide-zoom): "दुष्कुलीनोऽपि" -- initial coarse read suggested either a nonsensical or grammatically-mismatched sandhi. A same-page-control crop of a clean "म" from "चन्द्रमा" elsewhere on the page (scratchpad/p225-ref-ma.png) DISPROVED an initial "म"-letter hypothesis (shape mismatch). Zooming the entire word at once rather than the single disputed syllable (scratchpad/p225-b14-fullword.png) revealed the true reading: the disputed mark is the "ो" vowel-matra on "न्" combined with an avagraha "ऽ" for elided अ, not a separate consonant -- giving "दुष्कुलीनः" + "अपि" (nominative + api), grammatically correct and resolved with high confidence. Contested reading verse 40.46: "मैत्रेय" (vocative address to Maitreya) zoom-confirmed (scratchpad/p225-b16-zoom.png). Contested reading verse 40.47 (disclosed, retained exactly as printed): "तुङ्गसंस्थतः" -- zoomed twice (scratchpad/p225-b17-zoom.png, word.png, word2.png); the second member "संस्थतः" is a non-standard formation (expected classical form would be "संस्थः" or "संस्थितः") but is unambiguously what is printed; retained exactly as printed per the hard constraint against silently correcting non-standard readings. Contested compound verse 40.48 (illegible-compound-disclosure policy applied): the compound following "सौम्यैरसौम्यैः" resisted confident letter-by-letter technical resolution despite SIX independent zoom/contrast passes (scratchpad/p225-b20-zoom.png, tail.png, mid.png, word3.png, word4.png, compound-final.png), including two same-page-control comparisons: against a "त्र्य" reference from verse 43 and against a clean "स्थ" reference from verse 45's "कोणस्थैः" (scratchpad/p225-ref-stha.png, ref-stha2.png). The final highest-resolution pass (compound-final.png) DISPROVED the "स्थ" hypothesis by direct shape comparison and most closely resolves as "स्त्रि" (a स्+त्+र+ि conjunct cluster), giving a best-guess full reading of "सौम्यैरसौम्यैस्त्रिरसायगैः" for the pada "निखिलैः केन्द्रगैः सौम्यैरसौम्यैस्त्रिरसायगैः ।". This does not correspond to any technical Jyotisha term this transcriber can confidently gloss. Per the binding standing instruction on illegible compounds, the best-guess transliteration is retained exactly as visually parsed and disclosed here as low-confidence; status remains 'verified' per that instruction. The translation below is rendered loosely around the uncertain segment ("[all] benefics and malefics" is confidently read; the qualifier following is transcribed but not confidently glossed). Sanity checks: new refs 40.43-40.48 confirmed unique; no duplicate refs anywhere. bphs-scan.js run after seeding. Bundle: page225 completes the pages221-225 bundle, 5 of 5.

  46. 40.46 सत्यापित

    46

    संस्कृत

    ग्रहैः स्वतुङ्गैः षड्भिः सम्राड् भवति मानवः । इत्थं मैत्रेय विविधा राजयोगाः सतां मताः ॥ ४६ ॥

    grahaih svatungaih sadbhih samrad bhavati manavah, ittham maitreya vividha rajayogah satam matah.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    By six planets in their own exaltation, a man becomes an emperor. Thus, O Maitreya, are the various rajayogas held by the wise.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    छे ग्रह उच्चस्थ हों तो मनुष्य सम्राट् होता है ।

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page225 (PDF p.257, folio "२२५" confirmed by running head band). Running head reads the CHAPTER title "राजयोगाध्यायः" (C-type) -- pages205-225 pattern now T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C, still not a simple alternation, still logged as an open observation. Threshold-selection note: sweep showed no clean plateau (image 3100x4955, T5=32 bands, ranging 28-34 across thresholds 0.5-10). Per standing mandate, T5-vs-T7 diff run: T5=32 bands, T7=29 bands -- two discrepancies found (band1 y497-524 and band10 y1507-1533, both present only at T5). Zoomed both regions and confirmed both are the recurring "top-matra sliver" artifact (top matras of the following band's own line bleeding across the threshold line), not lost content, consistent with the pattern first seen on page221's band15 and again on page224. THRESH=5 (32 bands) confirmed. Gap re-scan: the unusually large 624px gap (band30->31) was investigated directly (scratchpad/p225-biggap.png) and found to contain: the tail of the chapter colophon text, an ornamental end-of-chapter divider symbol "--›◇‹--", and faint bleed-through from the reverse page side (not real content) -- confirmed as legitimate blank end-of-chapter space, not missed content. Bands2-3, 11-14, 16-21 give SIX consecutive root verses (40.43-40.48), continuing the chapter's recurring "verses-before-commentary" block structure. Every contested word was independently zoom-verified using the same-page-control / high-zoom technique before transcription (see per-verse notes below). Bands4-9 give a shared Hindi commentary covering verses 41 THROUGH 43 (three verses in one continuous block), closing "। २१-२३ ।" (band9). This backfills 40.41 and 40.42's translationHi (left empty on page224, no fabricated placeholder was ever written there) and supplies new translationHi for 40.43, clause-mapped: verse 41's gloss covers the Moon-Venus mutual-aspect rajayoga-karaka rule (with an editorial parenthetical on rashi-drishti applying at the 3rd-11th relation); verse 42's gloss covers the vargottama-navamsha Moon aspected by 4-5 planets rule (the commentary's "चतुः-पञ्चादि" [4-5] is explicitly noted by the commentator as a looser rendering than the verse's own printed "चतुःषष्ट्यादिभिः" [64+], a numeric mismatch between root verse and commentary retained exactly as printed on both pages, not silently reconciled); verse 43's gloss covers the lagna-vargottama-navamsha aspected by 3 non-Moon planets rule. Bands22-28 give a second shared Hindi commentary covering verses 44 THROUGH 48 (five verses in one continuous block), closing "। ३३-३८ ।" (band28), supplying full new translationHi for all five verses, clause-mapped 1:1: verse 44 (3-or-fewer exalted planets at birth, royal lineage -> king; ordinary lineage -> king-equal via wealth), verse 45 (4-5 planets in own exaltation or 9th/5th -> even low-born certainly becomes king), verse 46 (6 planets in own exaltation -> emperor), verse 47 (even one of Mercury/Jupiter/Venus exalted plus benefics in kendra -> king or king-like), verse 48 (all benefics in kendra, all malefics in 3rd/6th/11th -> without doubt even a low-caste-born becomes king). Band29-30 give the CHAPTER 40 COLOPHON: "इति सविमर्शसुधाव्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे राजयोगाध्यायः समाप्तः । २०।" (colophon formula naming the treatise and closing chapter 40, "Rajayoga adhyaya"). Per the standing copyright-safety rule this is recorded here as a structural/source note only and NOT seeded as its own verse entry. Band31 is the standalone digitization watermark ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"), also not BPHS content -- chapter 41 begins on page226. Contested word verse 40.43 (checked, resolved as printed): opening "वर्गांशगे" -- zoomed twice at 4x-6x with autocontrast (scratchpad/p225-b02-vargamsage.png, vargamsage2.png), letters clearly resolve as व-र्-गां-श-गे, confirming the reading exactly as originally transcribed. Contested compound verse 40.43 (resolved via conjunct-shape zoom + sandhi-logic cross-check): "त्र्यधिकैरिन्दुवर्जितैः" -- zoomed at 3x-4x (scratchpad/p225-b02-zoom.png, word2.png, onesyl2.png), the opening त्र्य conjunct confirmed distinct from a plain त्र by the sandhi context (त्रि+अधिकैः -> त्र्यधिकैः, "by [planets] three or more, excluding the Moon"). Contested word verse 40.45 (resolved via same-page-control comparison, then full-word-wide-zoom): "दुष्कुलीनोऽपि" -- initial coarse read suggested either a nonsensical or grammatically-mismatched sandhi. A same-page-control crop of a clean "म" from "चन्द्रमा" elsewhere on the page (scratchpad/p225-ref-ma.png) DISPROVED an initial "म"-letter hypothesis (shape mismatch). Zooming the entire word at once rather than the single disputed syllable (scratchpad/p225-b14-fullword.png) revealed the true reading: the disputed mark is the "ो" vowel-matra on "न्" combined with an avagraha "ऽ" for elided अ, not a separate consonant -- giving "दुष्कुलीनः" + "अपि" (nominative + api), grammatically correct and resolved with high confidence. Contested reading verse 40.46: "मैत्रेय" (vocative address to Maitreya) zoom-confirmed (scratchpad/p225-b16-zoom.png). Contested reading verse 40.47 (disclosed, retained exactly as printed): "तुङ्गसंस्थतः" -- zoomed twice (scratchpad/p225-b17-zoom.png, word.png, word2.png); the second member "संस्थतः" is a non-standard formation (expected classical form would be "संस्थः" or "संस्थितः") but is unambiguously what is printed; retained exactly as printed per the hard constraint against silently correcting non-standard readings. Contested compound verse 40.48 (illegible-compound-disclosure policy applied): the compound following "सौम्यैरसौम्यैः" resisted confident letter-by-letter technical resolution despite SIX independent zoom/contrast passes (scratchpad/p225-b20-zoom.png, tail.png, mid.png, word3.png, word4.png, compound-final.png), including two same-page-control comparisons: against a "त्र्य" reference from verse 43 and against a clean "स्थ" reference from verse 45's "कोणस्थैः" (scratchpad/p225-ref-stha.png, ref-stha2.png). The final highest-resolution pass (compound-final.png) DISPROVED the "स्थ" hypothesis by direct shape comparison and most closely resolves as "स्त्रि" (a स्+त्+र+ि conjunct cluster), giving a best-guess full reading of "सौम्यैरसौम्यैस्त्रिरसायगैः" for the pada "निखिलैः केन्द्रगैः सौम्यैरसौम्यैस्त्रिरसायगैः ।". This does not correspond to any technical Jyotisha term this transcriber can confidently gloss. Per the binding standing instruction on illegible compounds, the best-guess transliteration is retained exactly as visually parsed and disclosed here as low-confidence; status remains 'verified' per that instruction. The translation below is rendered loosely around the uncertain segment ("[all] benefics and malefics" is confidently read; the qualifier following is transcribed but not confidently glossed). Sanity checks: new refs 40.43-40.48 confirmed unique; no duplicate refs anywhere. bphs-scan.js run after seeding. Bundle: page225 completes the pages221-225 bundle, 5 of 5.

  47. 40.47 सत्यापित

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    संस्कृत

    एकश्चन्द्रसुतो जीवः काव्येवा तुङ्गसंस्थतः । केन्द्रे च सद्ग्रहोपेते राजा राजसमोऽथवा ॥ ४७ ॥

    ekashcandrasuto jivah kavyeva tungasansthatah, kendre ca sadgrahopete raja rajasamo'thava.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When even one of Mercury, Jupiter, or Venus is situated in exaltation, and the kendra [houses] are joined by benefic planets, [the person becomes] a king or one equal to a king. ("संस्थतः" is a non-standard printed formation, retained exactly as printed.)

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    एक भी बुध, गुरु या शुक्र उच्चरथ हो और शुभग्रह केंद्रेस्थ हों तो जातक राजा या राजसदृश होता है ।

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page225 (PDF p.257, folio "२२५" confirmed by running head band). Running head reads the CHAPTER title "राजयोगाध्यायः" (C-type) -- pages205-225 pattern now T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C, still not a simple alternation, still logged as an open observation. Threshold-selection note: sweep showed no clean plateau (image 3100x4955, T5=32 bands, ranging 28-34 across thresholds 0.5-10). Per standing mandate, T5-vs-T7 diff run: T5=32 bands, T7=29 bands -- two discrepancies found (band1 y497-524 and band10 y1507-1533, both present only at T5). Zoomed both regions and confirmed both are the recurring "top-matra sliver" artifact (top matras of the following band's own line bleeding across the threshold line), not lost content, consistent with the pattern first seen on page221's band15 and again on page224. THRESH=5 (32 bands) confirmed. Gap re-scan: the unusually large 624px gap (band30->31) was investigated directly (scratchpad/p225-biggap.png) and found to contain: the tail of the chapter colophon text, an ornamental end-of-chapter divider symbol "--›◇‹--", and faint bleed-through from the reverse page side (not real content) -- confirmed as legitimate blank end-of-chapter space, not missed content. Bands2-3, 11-14, 16-21 give SIX consecutive root verses (40.43-40.48), continuing the chapter's recurring "verses-before-commentary" block structure. Every contested word was independently zoom-verified using the same-page-control / high-zoom technique before transcription (see per-verse notes below). Bands4-9 give a shared Hindi commentary covering verses 41 THROUGH 43 (three verses in one continuous block), closing "। २१-२३ ।" (band9). This backfills 40.41 and 40.42's translationHi (left empty on page224, no fabricated placeholder was ever written there) and supplies new translationHi for 40.43, clause-mapped: verse 41's gloss covers the Moon-Venus mutual-aspect rajayoga-karaka rule (with an editorial parenthetical on rashi-drishti applying at the 3rd-11th relation); verse 42's gloss covers the vargottama-navamsha Moon aspected by 4-5 planets rule (the commentary's "चतुः-पञ्चादि" [4-5] is explicitly noted by the commentator as a looser rendering than the verse's own printed "चतुःषष्ट्यादिभिः" [64+], a numeric mismatch between root verse and commentary retained exactly as printed on both pages, not silently reconciled); verse 43's gloss covers the lagna-vargottama-navamsha aspected by 3 non-Moon planets rule. Bands22-28 give a second shared Hindi commentary covering verses 44 THROUGH 48 (five verses in one continuous block), closing "। ३३-३८ ।" (band28), supplying full new translationHi for all five verses, clause-mapped 1:1: verse 44 (3-or-fewer exalted planets at birth, royal lineage -> king; ordinary lineage -> king-equal via wealth), verse 45 (4-5 planets in own exaltation or 9th/5th -> even low-born certainly becomes king), verse 46 (6 planets in own exaltation -> emperor), verse 47 (even one of Mercury/Jupiter/Venus exalted plus benefics in kendra -> king or king-like), verse 48 (all benefics in kendra, all malefics in 3rd/6th/11th -> without doubt even a low-caste-born becomes king). Band29-30 give the CHAPTER 40 COLOPHON: "इति सविमर्शसुधाव्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे राजयोगाध्यायः समाप्तः । २०।" (colophon formula naming the treatise and closing chapter 40, "Rajayoga adhyaya"). Per the standing copyright-safety rule this is recorded here as a structural/source note only and NOT seeded as its own verse entry. Band31 is the standalone digitization watermark ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"), also not BPHS content -- chapter 41 begins on page226. Contested word verse 40.43 (checked, resolved as printed): opening "वर्गांशगे" -- zoomed twice at 4x-6x with autocontrast (scratchpad/p225-b02-vargamsage.png, vargamsage2.png), letters clearly resolve as व-र्-गां-श-गे, confirming the reading exactly as originally transcribed. Contested compound verse 40.43 (resolved via conjunct-shape zoom + sandhi-logic cross-check): "त्र्यधिकैरिन्दुवर्जितैः" -- zoomed at 3x-4x (scratchpad/p225-b02-zoom.png, word2.png, onesyl2.png), the opening त्र्य conjunct confirmed distinct from a plain त्र by the sandhi context (त्रि+अधिकैः -> त्र्यधिकैः, "by [planets] three or more, excluding the Moon"). Contested word verse 40.45 (resolved via same-page-control comparison, then full-word-wide-zoom): "दुष्कुलीनोऽपि" -- initial coarse read suggested either a nonsensical or grammatically-mismatched sandhi. A same-page-control crop of a clean "म" from "चन्द्रमा" elsewhere on the page (scratchpad/p225-ref-ma.png) DISPROVED an initial "म"-letter hypothesis (shape mismatch). Zooming the entire word at once rather than the single disputed syllable (scratchpad/p225-b14-fullword.png) revealed the true reading: the disputed mark is the "ो" vowel-matra on "न्" combined with an avagraha "ऽ" for elided अ, not a separate consonant -- giving "दुष्कुलीनः" + "अपि" (nominative + api), grammatically correct and resolved with high confidence. Contested reading verse 40.46: "मैत्रेय" (vocative address to Maitreya) zoom-confirmed (scratchpad/p225-b16-zoom.png). Contested reading verse 40.47 (disclosed, retained exactly as printed): "तुङ्गसंस्थतः" -- zoomed twice (scratchpad/p225-b17-zoom.png, word.png, word2.png); the second member "संस्थतः" is a non-standard formation (expected classical form would be "संस्थः" or "संस्थितः") but is unambiguously what is printed; retained exactly as printed per the hard constraint against silently correcting non-standard readings. Contested compound verse 40.48 (illegible-compound-disclosure policy applied): the compound following "सौम्यैरसौम्यैः" resisted confident letter-by-letter technical resolution despite SIX independent zoom/contrast passes (scratchpad/p225-b20-zoom.png, tail.png, mid.png, word3.png, word4.png, compound-final.png), including two same-page-control comparisons: against a "त्र्य" reference from verse 43 and against a clean "स्थ" reference from verse 45's "कोणस्थैः" (scratchpad/p225-ref-stha.png, ref-stha2.png). The final highest-resolution pass (compound-final.png) DISPROVED the "स्थ" hypothesis by direct shape comparison and most closely resolves as "स्त्रि" (a स्+त्+र+ि conjunct cluster), giving a best-guess full reading of "सौम्यैरसौम्यैस्त्रिरसायगैः" for the pada "निखिलैः केन्द्रगैः सौम्यैरसौम्यैस्त्रिरसायगैः ।". This does not correspond to any technical Jyotisha term this transcriber can confidently gloss. Per the binding standing instruction on illegible compounds, the best-guess transliteration is retained exactly as visually parsed and disclosed here as low-confidence; status remains 'verified' per that instruction. The translation below is rendered loosely around the uncertain segment ("[all] benefics and malefics" is confidently read; the qualifier following is transcribed but not confidently glossed). Sanity checks: new refs 40.43-40.48 confirmed unique; no duplicate refs anywhere. bphs-scan.js run after seeding. Bundle: page225 completes the pages221-225 bundle, 5 of 5.

  48. 40.48 सत्यापित

    48

    संस्कृत

    निखिलैः केन्द्रगैः सौम्यैरसौम्यैस्त्रिरसायगैः । दुष्कुलेऽपि प्रजातः स्वान्नरो भूपो न संशयः ॥ ४८ ॥

    nikhilaih kendragaih saumyairasaumyaistrirasayagaih, duskule'pi prajatah svannaro bhupo na samshayah.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    By all benefics and malefics situated in the kendras [and the malefics in the 3rd/6th/11th, per the commentary] -- [the compound following "सौम्यैरसौम्यैः" resists confident technical resolution despite six independent zoom passes; best-guess transliteration retained and disclosed, see source note] -- even one born in a low family, without doubt, becomes a king.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    सभी शुभग्रह केन्द्रगत हों, और सभी पापग्रह ३।६।११ में स्थित हों तो निःसंशय दुष्कुलज भी जातक राजा होता है ॥ ४४-४८ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page225 (PDF p.257, folio "२२५" confirmed by running head band). Running head reads the CHAPTER title "राजयोगाध्यायः" (C-type) -- pages205-225 pattern now T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C, still not a simple alternation, still logged as an open observation. Threshold-selection note: sweep showed no clean plateau (image 3100x4955, T5=32 bands, ranging 28-34 across thresholds 0.5-10). Per standing mandate, T5-vs-T7 diff run: T5=32 bands, T7=29 bands -- two discrepancies found (band1 y497-524 and band10 y1507-1533, both present only at T5). Zoomed both regions and confirmed both are the recurring "top-matra sliver" artifact (top matras of the following band's own line bleeding across the threshold line), not lost content, consistent with the pattern first seen on page221's band15 and again on page224. THRESH=5 (32 bands) confirmed. Gap re-scan: the unusually large 624px gap (band30->31) was investigated directly (scratchpad/p225-biggap.png) and found to contain: the tail of the chapter colophon text, an ornamental end-of-chapter divider symbol "--›◇‹--", and faint bleed-through from the reverse page side (not real content) -- confirmed as legitimate blank end-of-chapter space, not missed content. Bands2-3, 11-14, 16-21 give SIX consecutive root verses (40.43-40.48), continuing the chapter's recurring "verses-before-commentary" block structure. Every contested word was independently zoom-verified using the same-page-control / high-zoom technique before transcription (see per-verse notes below). Bands4-9 give a shared Hindi commentary covering verses 41 THROUGH 43 (three verses in one continuous block), closing "। २१-२३ ।" (band9). This backfills 40.41 and 40.42's translationHi (left empty on page224, no fabricated placeholder was ever written there) and supplies new translationHi for 40.43, clause-mapped: verse 41's gloss covers the Moon-Venus mutual-aspect rajayoga-karaka rule (with an editorial parenthetical on rashi-drishti applying at the 3rd-11th relation); verse 42's gloss covers the vargottama-navamsha Moon aspected by 4-5 planets rule (the commentary's "चतुः-पञ्चादि" [4-5] is explicitly noted by the commentator as a looser rendering than the verse's own printed "चतुःषष्ट्यादिभिः" [64+], a numeric mismatch between root verse and commentary retained exactly as printed on both pages, not silently reconciled); verse 43's gloss covers the lagna-vargottama-navamsha aspected by 3 non-Moon planets rule. Bands22-28 give a second shared Hindi commentary covering verses 44 THROUGH 48 (five verses in one continuous block), closing "। ३३-३८ ।" (band28), supplying full new translationHi for all five verses, clause-mapped 1:1: verse 44 (3-or-fewer exalted planets at birth, royal lineage -> king; ordinary lineage -> king-equal via wealth), verse 45 (4-5 planets in own exaltation or 9th/5th -> even low-born certainly becomes king), verse 46 (6 planets in own exaltation -> emperor), verse 47 (even one of Mercury/Jupiter/Venus exalted plus benefics in kendra -> king or king-like), verse 48 (all benefics in kendra, all malefics in 3rd/6th/11th -> without doubt even a low-caste-born becomes king). Band29-30 give the CHAPTER 40 COLOPHON: "इति सविमर्शसुधाव्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे राजयोगाध्यायः समाप्तः । २०।" (colophon formula naming the treatise and closing chapter 40, "Rajayoga adhyaya"). Per the standing copyright-safety rule this is recorded here as a structural/source note only and NOT seeded as its own verse entry. Band31 is the standalone digitization watermark ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"), also not BPHS content -- chapter 41 begins on page226. Contested word verse 40.43 (checked, resolved as printed): opening "वर्गांशगे" -- zoomed twice at 4x-6x with autocontrast (scratchpad/p225-b02-vargamsage.png, vargamsage2.png), letters clearly resolve as व-र्-गां-श-गे, confirming the reading exactly as originally transcribed. Contested compound verse 40.43 (resolved via conjunct-shape zoom + sandhi-logic cross-check): "त्र्यधिकैरिन्दुवर्जितैः" -- zoomed at 3x-4x (scratchpad/p225-b02-zoom.png, word2.png, onesyl2.png), the opening त्र्य conjunct confirmed distinct from a plain त्र by the sandhi context (त्रि+अधिकैः -> त्र्यधिकैः, "by [planets] three or more, excluding the Moon"). Contested word verse 40.45 (resolved via same-page-control comparison, then full-word-wide-zoom): "दुष्कुलीनोऽपि" -- initial coarse read suggested either a nonsensical or grammatically-mismatched sandhi. A same-page-control crop of a clean "म" from "चन्द्रमा" elsewhere on the page (scratchpad/p225-ref-ma.png) DISPROVED an initial "म"-letter hypothesis (shape mismatch). Zooming the entire word at once rather than the single disputed syllable (scratchpad/p225-b14-fullword.png) revealed the true reading: the disputed mark is the "ो" vowel-matra on "न्" combined with an avagraha "ऽ" for elided अ, not a separate consonant -- giving "दुष्कुलीनः" + "अपि" (nominative + api), grammatically correct and resolved with high confidence. Contested reading verse 40.46: "मैत्रेय" (vocative address to Maitreya) zoom-confirmed (scratchpad/p225-b16-zoom.png). Contested reading verse 40.47 (disclosed, retained exactly as printed): "तुङ्गसंस्थतः" -- zoomed twice (scratchpad/p225-b17-zoom.png, word.png, word2.png); the second member "संस्थतः" is a non-standard formation (expected classical form would be "संस्थः" or "संस्थितः") but is unambiguously what is printed; retained exactly as printed per the hard constraint against silently correcting non-standard readings. Contested compound verse 40.48 (illegible-compound-disclosure policy applied): the compound following "सौम्यैरसौम्यैः" resisted confident letter-by-letter technical resolution despite SIX independent zoom/contrast passes (scratchpad/p225-b20-zoom.png, tail.png, mid.png, word3.png, word4.png, compound-final.png), including two same-page-control comparisons: against a "त्र्य" reference from verse 43 and against a clean "स्थ" reference from verse 45's "कोणस्थैः" (scratchpad/p225-ref-stha.png, ref-stha2.png). The final highest-resolution pass (compound-final.png) DISPROVED the "स्थ" hypothesis by direct shape comparison and most closely resolves as "स्त्रि" (a स्+त्+र+ि conjunct cluster), giving a best-guess full reading of "सौम्यैरसौम्यैस्त्रिरसायगैः" for the pada "निखिलैः केन्द्रगैः सौम्यैरसौम्यैस्त्रिरसायगैः ।". This does not correspond to any technical Jyotisha term this transcriber can confidently gloss. Per the binding standing instruction on illegible compounds, the best-guess transliteration is retained exactly as visually parsed and disclosed here as low-confidence; status remains 'verified' per that instruction. The translation below is rendered loosely around the uncertain segment ("[all] benefics and malefics" is confidently read; the qualifier following is transcribed but not confidently glossed). Sanity checks: new refs 40.43-40.48 confirmed unique; no duplicate refs anywhere. bphs-scan.js run after seeding. Bundle: page225 completes the pages221-225 bundle, 5 of 5.

41 (15)

  1. 41.1 सत्यापित

    1

    संस्कृत

    राज्येशे तु जन्मलग्नादमात्येशयुतेक्षिते । अमात्यकारकेणापि प्रधानत्वं नृपालये ॥ १ ॥

    rajyeshe tu janmalagnadamatyeshayutekshite, amatyakarakenapi pradhanatvam nrpalaye.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lord of the kingdom (10th house), reckoned from the birth-lagna, is joined with or aspected by the minister-lord (3rd lord) -- even by the amatya-karaka [minister-significator] alone -- [one attains] prime-ministership in the king's court.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पराशर ने कहा (मैत्रेय!) जन्मलग्न से राज्येश। अमात्यकारकेश या अमात्येश से युत-दृष्ट हो तो वह जातक राजभवन में प्रधान होता है ।

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page226 (PDF p.258, folio "२२६" confirmed by running head band). Running head reads the TREATISE title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" (T-type) -- pages205-226 alternation pattern now T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T, still not a simple alternation, still logged as an open observation. Threshold-selection note: sweep showed a clean plateau at T4-T7 (image 3309x4940, all giving 31 bands). T5-vs-T7 diff run per standing mandate: T5=31, T7=31 bands (matching counts). One boundary discrepancy noted at band2 (T5: y709-779, T7: y730-763, same band index, different padding) -- zoomed directly (scratchpad/p226-b02-disc.png) and confirmed this is the short narrative-marker line "पराशर उवाच--" with no content lost either way, just differing whitespace capture around a short line. No unusually large gaps found this page (largest inter-band gap 132px, band0->1); a bottom-margin re-scan below the last band (scratchpad/p226-bottom.png) confirmed genuinely blank space beyond the watermark, nothing missed. **Chapter 41 begins on this page**: band1 gives the chapter-opening declaration "अथ राजाश्रययोगाध्यायः ॥ ४१ ॥" ("Now, the chapter on Rajashraya-yoga [yogas of royal patronage/refuge], chapter 41") -- per the standing copyright-safety rule this chapter opening is recorded here as a structural/source note only, NOT seeded as a verse. Band2 gives the narrative marker "पराशर उवाच--" ("Parashara said--"), also structural, not seeded. Bands3-20 give NINE consecutive root verses (41.1-41.9), continuing the recurring "verses-before-commentary" block structure seen throughout the text. Bands21-30 give the opening of a shared Hindi commentary covering AT LEAST verses 1-7 (commentary for verses 1-6 is fully closed on this page with clean sentence-ending punctuation; the gloss for verse 7 begins at band30 but is TRUNCATED mid-sentence at the page's bottom edge, continuing onto page227). Per the recurring multi-page-commentary pattern, translationHi is backfilled here only for verses 1-6 (fully readable); verses 7-9 are left with empty translationHi pending page227's continuation of this commentary block, exactly as done for 40.32/40.33 on page223 (backfilled on page224/225). Contested word verse 41.1 (resolved via zoom, corrects an initial coarse misread): opening "जन्मलग्नाद्" -- initial coarse band-level read misread the न्म (n+ma) conjunct as "नु" (giving nonsensical "जनुलेग्नाद्"); a 4x zoom with autocontrast (scratchpad/p226-b03-zoom.png) confirmed the correct reading "जन्मलग्नाद्" ("from the birth-lagna"), grammatically sound and thematically consistent with the verse's subject. Contested word verse 41.2 (resolved via zoom, corrects an initial coarse misread): "लग्नाधीशेक्षिते" -- initial coarse read suggested a spurious anusvara ("लग्नाधीशांक्षिते"); a 3x zoom with autocontrast (scratchpad/p226-b05-zoom.png) confirmed no anusvara is present -- the correct reading is "लग्नाधीशेक्षिते" ("aspected by the lagna-lord"). Contested compound verse 41.5 (letters legible, technical segmentation uncertain -- illegible-compound-MEANING policy applied, distinct from illegible-compound-LETTERS): "तनुम्नुतपःसंस्थे" -- zoomed across three independent crops at 4x-7x with autocontrast (scratchpad/p226-b11-word1.png, mid.png, mid2.png); the letter sequence त-नु-म्-नु-त-पः-सं-स्थे is clearly resolved and unambiguous at the glyph level, but the intended technical Jyotisha segmentation/meaning (possibly a reference to a specific house or "tapas"-associated position from the lagna) is not confidently glossed by this transcriber. Retained exactly as printed; translated loosely around the uncertain segment. Contested compound verse 41.7 (resolved via lexical cross-check): "पदाढ्या" -- zoomed at 4x (scratchpad/p226-b15-word.png); the conjunct was initially ambiguous between द्घ and ढ्य shapes, but the "आढ्य" (rich in/endowed with, a common Sanskrit suffix, cf. "धनाढ्य") reading fits the grammar and meaning far better than any द्घ-based alternative, and is retained with reasonable confidence on that lexical basis. Contested mark verse 41.5 (checked, resolved as printed): "ध्रुवं" -- zoomed at 6x (scratchpad/p226-b12-dhruvam5.png) to check whether the diacritic over व was a plain anusvara or a candrabindu; confirmed a plain anusvara dot, matching the standard word "ध्रुवं" ("certainly") exactly as originally read. Sanity checks: new refs 41.1-41.9 confirmed unique; no duplicate refs anywhere; new chapter 41 entry added. bphs-scan.js run after seeding. Bundle: page226 begins a new pages226-230 bundle, 1 of 5.

  2. 41.2 सत्यापित

    2

    संस्कृत

    लग्नाधीशेक्षिते लाभे पापदृग्युतिवर्जिते । राजालये प्रधानत्वं जायते स्वकुलेऽपि च ॥ २ ॥

    lagnadhishekshite labhe papadrgyutivarjite, rajalaye pradhanatvam jayate svakule'pi ca.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the 11th house (gains) is aspected by the lagna-lord and free from the conjunction or aspect of malefic planets, prime-ministership in the royal house arises, even for one of an ordinary family.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    लाभस्थान लग्नाधीश से दृष्ट हो और पाप ग्रह का संयोग या दृष्टि उस पर नहीं रहे तो राजभवन तथा अपने वंश में भी जातक प्रधान होता है ।

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page226 (PDF p.258, folio "२२६" confirmed by running head band). Running head reads the TREATISE title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" (T-type) -- pages205-226 alternation pattern now T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T, still not a simple alternation, still logged as an open observation. Threshold-selection note: sweep showed a clean plateau at T4-T7 (image 3309x4940, all giving 31 bands). T5-vs-T7 diff run per standing mandate: T5=31, T7=31 bands (matching counts). One boundary discrepancy noted at band2 (T5: y709-779, T7: y730-763, same band index, different padding) -- zoomed directly (scratchpad/p226-b02-disc.png) and confirmed this is the short narrative-marker line "पराशर उवाच--" with no content lost either way, just differing whitespace capture around a short line. No unusually large gaps found this page (largest inter-band gap 132px, band0->1); a bottom-margin re-scan below the last band (scratchpad/p226-bottom.png) confirmed genuinely blank space beyond the watermark, nothing missed. **Chapter 41 begins on this page**: band1 gives the chapter-opening declaration "अथ राजाश्रययोगाध्यायः ॥ ४१ ॥" ("Now, the chapter on Rajashraya-yoga [yogas of royal patronage/refuge], chapter 41") -- per the standing copyright-safety rule this chapter opening is recorded here as a structural/source note only, NOT seeded as a verse. Band2 gives the narrative marker "पराशर उवाच--" ("Parashara said--"), also structural, not seeded. Bands3-20 give NINE consecutive root verses (41.1-41.9), continuing the recurring "verses-before-commentary" block structure seen throughout the text. Bands21-30 give the opening of a shared Hindi commentary covering AT LEAST verses 1-7 (commentary for verses 1-6 is fully closed on this page with clean sentence-ending punctuation; the gloss for verse 7 begins at band30 but is TRUNCATED mid-sentence at the page's bottom edge, continuing onto page227). Per the recurring multi-page-commentary pattern, translationHi is backfilled here only for verses 1-6 (fully readable); verses 7-9 are left with empty translationHi pending page227's continuation of this commentary block, exactly as done for 40.32/40.33 on page223 (backfilled on page224/225). Contested word verse 41.1 (resolved via zoom, corrects an initial coarse misread): opening "जन्मलग्नाद्" -- initial coarse band-level read misread the न्म (n+ma) conjunct as "नु" (giving nonsensical "जनुलेग्नाद्"); a 4x zoom with autocontrast (scratchpad/p226-b03-zoom.png) confirmed the correct reading "जन्मलग्नाद्" ("from the birth-lagna"), grammatically sound and thematically consistent with the verse's subject. Contested word verse 41.2 (resolved via zoom, corrects an initial coarse misread): "लग्नाधीशेक्षिते" -- initial coarse read suggested a spurious anusvara ("लग्नाधीशांक्षिते"); a 3x zoom with autocontrast (scratchpad/p226-b05-zoom.png) confirmed no anusvara is present -- the correct reading is "लग्नाधीशेक्षिते" ("aspected by the lagna-lord"). Contested compound verse 41.5 (letters legible, technical segmentation uncertain -- illegible-compound-MEANING policy applied, distinct from illegible-compound-LETTERS): "तनुम्नुतपःसंस्थे" -- zoomed across three independent crops at 4x-7x with autocontrast (scratchpad/p226-b11-word1.png, mid.png, mid2.png); the letter sequence त-नु-म्-नु-त-पः-सं-स्थे is clearly resolved and unambiguous at the glyph level, but the intended technical Jyotisha segmentation/meaning (possibly a reference to a specific house or "tapas"-associated position from the lagna) is not confidently glossed by this transcriber. Retained exactly as printed; translated loosely around the uncertain segment. Contested compound verse 41.7 (resolved via lexical cross-check): "पदाढ्या" -- zoomed at 4x (scratchpad/p226-b15-word.png); the conjunct was initially ambiguous between द्घ and ढ्य shapes, but the "आढ्य" (rich in/endowed with, a common Sanskrit suffix, cf. "धनाढ्य") reading fits the grammar and meaning far better than any द्घ-based alternative, and is retained with reasonable confidence on that lexical basis. Contested mark verse 41.5 (checked, resolved as printed): "ध्रुवं" -- zoomed at 6x (scratchpad/p226-b12-dhruvam5.png) to check whether the diacritic over व was a plain anusvara or a candrabindu; confirmed a plain anusvara dot, matching the standard word "ध्रुवं" ("certainly") exactly as originally read. Sanity checks: new refs 41.1-41.9 confirmed unique; no duplicate refs anywhere; new chapter 41 entry added. bphs-scan.js run after seeding. Bundle: page226 begins a new pages226-230 bundle, 1 of 5.

  3. 41.3 सत्यापित

    3

    संस्कृत

    अमात्यकारकेणापि कारकेन्द्रे समन्विते । तीव्रबुद्धियुतो बालो नृपामात्यः प्रजायते ॥ ३ ॥

    amatyakarakenapi karakendre samanvite, tivrabuddhiyuto balo nrpamatyah prajayate.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When [the atmakaraka] is joined, even by the amatya-karaka, in a kendra from the karaka, a sharp-witted young minister of the king is born.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    यदि आत्मकारकग्रह अमात्यकारक-संयुक्त हो तो जातक तीव्रबुद्धियुक्त राजमन्त्री होता है ।

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page226 (PDF p.258, folio "२२६" confirmed by running head band). Running head reads the TREATISE title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" (T-type) -- pages205-226 alternation pattern now T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T, still not a simple alternation, still logged as an open observation. Threshold-selection note: sweep showed a clean plateau at T4-T7 (image 3309x4940, all giving 31 bands). T5-vs-T7 diff run per standing mandate: T5=31, T7=31 bands (matching counts). One boundary discrepancy noted at band2 (T5: y709-779, T7: y730-763, same band index, different padding) -- zoomed directly (scratchpad/p226-b02-disc.png) and confirmed this is the short narrative-marker line "पराशर उवाच--" with no content lost either way, just differing whitespace capture around a short line. No unusually large gaps found this page (largest inter-band gap 132px, band0->1); a bottom-margin re-scan below the last band (scratchpad/p226-bottom.png) confirmed genuinely blank space beyond the watermark, nothing missed. **Chapter 41 begins on this page**: band1 gives the chapter-opening declaration "अथ राजाश्रययोगाध्यायः ॥ ४१ ॥" ("Now, the chapter on Rajashraya-yoga [yogas of royal patronage/refuge], chapter 41") -- per the standing copyright-safety rule this chapter opening is recorded here as a structural/source note only, NOT seeded as a verse. Band2 gives the narrative marker "पराशर उवाच--" ("Parashara said--"), also structural, not seeded. Bands3-20 give NINE consecutive root verses (41.1-41.9), continuing the recurring "verses-before-commentary" block structure seen throughout the text. Bands21-30 give the opening of a shared Hindi commentary covering AT LEAST verses 1-7 (commentary for verses 1-6 is fully closed on this page with clean sentence-ending punctuation; the gloss for verse 7 begins at band30 but is TRUNCATED mid-sentence at the page's bottom edge, continuing onto page227). Per the recurring multi-page-commentary pattern, translationHi is backfilled here only for verses 1-6 (fully readable); verses 7-9 are left with empty translationHi pending page227's continuation of this commentary block, exactly as done for 40.32/40.33 on page223 (backfilled on page224/225). Contested word verse 41.1 (resolved via zoom, corrects an initial coarse misread): opening "जन्मलग्नाद्" -- initial coarse band-level read misread the न्म (n+ma) conjunct as "नु" (giving nonsensical "जनुलेग्नाद्"); a 4x zoom with autocontrast (scratchpad/p226-b03-zoom.png) confirmed the correct reading "जन्मलग्नाद्" ("from the birth-lagna"), grammatically sound and thematically consistent with the verse's subject. Contested word verse 41.2 (resolved via zoom, corrects an initial coarse misread): "लग्नाधीशेक्षिते" -- initial coarse read suggested a spurious anusvara ("लग्नाधीशांक्षिते"); a 3x zoom with autocontrast (scratchpad/p226-b05-zoom.png) confirmed no anusvara is present -- the correct reading is "लग्नाधीशेक्षिते" ("aspected by the lagna-lord"). Contested compound verse 41.5 (letters legible, technical segmentation uncertain -- illegible-compound-MEANING policy applied, distinct from illegible-compound-LETTERS): "तनुम्नुतपःसंस्थे" -- zoomed across three independent crops at 4x-7x with autocontrast (scratchpad/p226-b11-word1.png, mid.png, mid2.png); the letter sequence त-नु-म्-नु-त-पः-सं-स्थे is clearly resolved and unambiguous at the glyph level, but the intended technical Jyotisha segmentation/meaning (possibly a reference to a specific house or "tapas"-associated position from the lagna) is not confidently glossed by this transcriber. Retained exactly as printed; translated loosely around the uncertain segment. Contested compound verse 41.7 (resolved via lexical cross-check): "पदाढ्या" -- zoomed at 4x (scratchpad/p226-b15-word.png); the conjunct was initially ambiguous between द्घ and ढ्य shapes, but the "आढ्य" (rich in/endowed with, a common Sanskrit suffix, cf. "धनाढ्य") reading fits the grammar and meaning far better than any द्घ-based alternative, and is retained with reasonable confidence on that lexical basis. Contested mark verse 41.5 (checked, resolved as printed): "ध्रुवं" -- zoomed at 6x (scratchpad/p226-b12-dhruvam5.png) to check whether the diacritic over व was a plain anusvara or a candrabindu; confirmed a plain anusvara dot, matching the standard word "ध्रुवं" ("certainly") exactly as originally read. Sanity checks: new refs 41.1-41.9 confirmed unique; no duplicate refs anywhere; new chapter 41 entry added. bphs-scan.js run after seeding. Bundle: page226 begins a new pages226-230 bundle, 1 of 5.

  4. 41.4 सत्यापित

    4

    संस्कृत

    बलाढ्ये सद्ग्रहोपेतेऽमात्याख्ये कारके सति । स्वक्षे स्वतुङ्गे वा स्यान्नृपामात्यो न संशयः ॥ ४ ॥

    baladhye sadgrahopete'matyakhye karake sati, svakshe svatunge va syannrpamatyo na samshayah.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the planet named amatya-karaka is strong, joined with benefics, and situated in its own sign or exaltation, [the person] becomes a minister of the king without doubt.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    अमात्यकारकग्रह शुभग्रह-युक्त बलशाली अपने भवन या अपने उच्च में हो तो जातक निःसन्देह राजमन्त्री होता है ।

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page226 (PDF p.258, folio "२२६" confirmed by running head band). Running head reads the TREATISE title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" (T-type) -- pages205-226 alternation pattern now T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T, still not a simple alternation, still logged as an open observation. Threshold-selection note: sweep showed a clean plateau at T4-T7 (image 3309x4940, all giving 31 bands). T5-vs-T7 diff run per standing mandate: T5=31, T7=31 bands (matching counts). One boundary discrepancy noted at band2 (T5: y709-779, T7: y730-763, same band index, different padding) -- zoomed directly (scratchpad/p226-b02-disc.png) and confirmed this is the short narrative-marker line "पराशर उवाच--" with no content lost either way, just differing whitespace capture around a short line. No unusually large gaps found this page (largest inter-band gap 132px, band0->1); a bottom-margin re-scan below the last band (scratchpad/p226-bottom.png) confirmed genuinely blank space beyond the watermark, nothing missed. **Chapter 41 begins on this page**: band1 gives the chapter-opening declaration "अथ राजाश्रययोगाध्यायः ॥ ४१ ॥" ("Now, the chapter on Rajashraya-yoga [yogas of royal patronage/refuge], chapter 41") -- per the standing copyright-safety rule this chapter opening is recorded here as a structural/source note only, NOT seeded as a verse. Band2 gives the narrative marker "पराशर उवाच--" ("Parashara said--"), also structural, not seeded. Bands3-20 give NINE consecutive root verses (41.1-41.9), continuing the recurring "verses-before-commentary" block structure seen throughout the text. Bands21-30 give the opening of a shared Hindi commentary covering AT LEAST verses 1-7 (commentary for verses 1-6 is fully closed on this page with clean sentence-ending punctuation; the gloss for verse 7 begins at band30 but is TRUNCATED mid-sentence at the page's bottom edge, continuing onto page227). Per the recurring multi-page-commentary pattern, translationHi is backfilled here only for verses 1-6 (fully readable); verses 7-9 are left with empty translationHi pending page227's continuation of this commentary block, exactly as done for 40.32/40.33 on page223 (backfilled on page224/225). Contested word verse 41.1 (resolved via zoom, corrects an initial coarse misread): opening "जन्मलग्नाद्" -- initial coarse band-level read misread the न्म (n+ma) conjunct as "नु" (giving nonsensical "जनुलेग्नाद्"); a 4x zoom with autocontrast (scratchpad/p226-b03-zoom.png) confirmed the correct reading "जन्मलग्नाद्" ("from the birth-lagna"), grammatically sound and thematically consistent with the verse's subject. Contested word verse 41.2 (resolved via zoom, corrects an initial coarse misread): "लग्नाधीशेक्षिते" -- initial coarse read suggested a spurious anusvara ("लग्नाधीशांक्षिते"); a 3x zoom with autocontrast (scratchpad/p226-b05-zoom.png) confirmed no anusvara is present -- the correct reading is "लग्नाधीशेक्षिते" ("aspected by the lagna-lord"). Contested compound verse 41.5 (letters legible, technical segmentation uncertain -- illegible-compound-MEANING policy applied, distinct from illegible-compound-LETTERS): "तनुम्नुतपःसंस्थे" -- zoomed across three independent crops at 4x-7x with autocontrast (scratchpad/p226-b11-word1.png, mid.png, mid2.png); the letter sequence त-नु-म्-नु-त-पः-सं-स्थे is clearly resolved and unambiguous at the glyph level, but the intended technical Jyotisha segmentation/meaning (possibly a reference to a specific house or "tapas"-associated position from the lagna) is not confidently glossed by this transcriber. Retained exactly as printed; translated loosely around the uncertain segment. Contested compound verse 41.7 (resolved via lexical cross-check): "पदाढ्या" -- zoomed at 4x (scratchpad/p226-b15-word.png); the conjunct was initially ambiguous between द्घ and ढ्य shapes, but the "आढ्य" (rich in/endowed with, a common Sanskrit suffix, cf. "धनाढ्य") reading fits the grammar and meaning far better than any द्घ-based alternative, and is retained with reasonable confidence on that lexical basis. Contested mark verse 41.5 (checked, resolved as printed): "ध्रुवं" -- zoomed at 6x (scratchpad/p226-b12-dhruvam5.png) to check whether the diacritic over व was a plain anusvara or a candrabindu; confirmed a plain anusvara dot, matching the standard word "ध्रुवं" ("certainly") exactly as originally read. Sanity checks: new refs 41.1-41.9 confirmed unique; no duplicate refs anywhere; new chapter 41 entry added. bphs-scan.js run after seeding. Bundle: page226 begins a new pages226-230 bundle, 1 of 5.

  5. 41.5 सत्यापित

    5

    संस्कृत

    तनुम्नुतपःसंस्थे मुनेऽमात्याख्यकारके । विश्रुतो जायते जातो ध्रुवं मन्त्री महीपतेः ॥ ५ ॥

    tanumnutapahsansthe mune'matyakhyakarake, vishruto jayate jato dhruvam mantri mahipateh.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    O sage [Maitreya], when the planet named amatya-karaka is situated [तनुम्नुतपःसंस्थे -- letters clear, precise technical segmentation not confidently resolved by this transcriber, see source note], the person born certainly becomes a renowned minister of the king.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    अमात्यकारक ग्रह लग्न, पञ्चम या नवम में स्थित हो तो जातक विख्यात तथा राजमन्त्री होता है ।

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page226 (PDF p.258, folio "२२६" confirmed by running head band). Running head reads the TREATISE title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" (T-type) -- pages205-226 alternation pattern now T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T, still not a simple alternation, still logged as an open observation. Threshold-selection note: sweep showed a clean plateau at T4-T7 (image 3309x4940, all giving 31 bands). T5-vs-T7 diff run per standing mandate: T5=31, T7=31 bands (matching counts). One boundary discrepancy noted at band2 (T5: y709-779, T7: y730-763, same band index, different padding) -- zoomed directly (scratchpad/p226-b02-disc.png) and confirmed this is the short narrative-marker line "पराशर उवाच--" with no content lost either way, just differing whitespace capture around a short line. No unusually large gaps found this page (largest inter-band gap 132px, band0->1); a bottom-margin re-scan below the last band (scratchpad/p226-bottom.png) confirmed genuinely blank space beyond the watermark, nothing missed. **Chapter 41 begins on this page**: band1 gives the chapter-opening declaration "अथ राजाश्रययोगाध्यायः ॥ ४१ ॥" ("Now, the chapter on Rajashraya-yoga [yogas of royal patronage/refuge], chapter 41") -- per the standing copyright-safety rule this chapter opening is recorded here as a structural/source note only, NOT seeded as a verse. Band2 gives the narrative marker "पराशर उवाच--" ("Parashara said--"), also structural, not seeded. Bands3-20 give NINE consecutive root verses (41.1-41.9), continuing the recurring "verses-before-commentary" block structure seen throughout the text. Bands21-30 give the opening of a shared Hindi commentary covering AT LEAST verses 1-7 (commentary for verses 1-6 is fully closed on this page with clean sentence-ending punctuation; the gloss for verse 7 begins at band30 but is TRUNCATED mid-sentence at the page's bottom edge, continuing onto page227). Per the recurring multi-page-commentary pattern, translationHi is backfilled here only for verses 1-6 (fully readable); verses 7-9 are left with empty translationHi pending page227's continuation of this commentary block, exactly as done for 40.32/40.33 on page223 (backfilled on page224/225). Contested word verse 41.1 (resolved via zoom, corrects an initial coarse misread): opening "जन्मलग्नाद्" -- initial coarse band-level read misread the न्म (n+ma) conjunct as "नु" (giving nonsensical "जनुलेग्नाद्"); a 4x zoom with autocontrast (scratchpad/p226-b03-zoom.png) confirmed the correct reading "जन्मलग्नाद्" ("from the birth-lagna"), grammatically sound and thematically consistent with the verse's subject. Contested word verse 41.2 (resolved via zoom, corrects an initial coarse misread): "लग्नाधीशेक्षिते" -- initial coarse read suggested a spurious anusvara ("लग्नाधीशांक्षिते"); a 3x zoom with autocontrast (scratchpad/p226-b05-zoom.png) confirmed no anusvara is present -- the correct reading is "लग्नाधीशेक्षिते" ("aspected by the lagna-lord"). Contested compound verse 41.5 (letters legible, technical segmentation uncertain -- illegible-compound-MEANING policy applied, distinct from illegible-compound-LETTERS): "तनुम्नुतपःसंस्थे" -- zoomed across three independent crops at 4x-7x with autocontrast (scratchpad/p226-b11-word1.png, mid.png, mid2.png); the letter sequence त-नु-म्-नु-त-पः-सं-स्थे is clearly resolved and unambiguous at the glyph level, but the intended technical Jyotisha segmentation/meaning (possibly a reference to a specific house or "tapas"-associated position from the lagna) is not confidently glossed by this transcriber. Retained exactly as printed; translated loosely around the uncertain segment. Contested compound verse 41.7 (resolved via lexical cross-check): "पदाढ्या" -- zoomed at 4x (scratchpad/p226-b15-word.png); the conjunct was initially ambiguous between द्घ and ढ्य shapes, but the "आढ्य" (rich in/endowed with, a common Sanskrit suffix, cf. "धनाढ्य") reading fits the grammar and meaning far better than any द्घ-based alternative, and is retained with reasonable confidence on that lexical basis. Contested mark verse 41.5 (checked, resolved as printed): "ध्रुवं" -- zoomed at 6x (scratchpad/p226-b12-dhruvam5.png) to check whether the diacritic over व was a plain anusvara or a candrabindu; confirmed a plain anusvara dot, matching the standard word "ध्रुवं" ("certainly") exactly as originally read. Sanity checks: new refs 41.1-41.9 confirmed unique; no duplicate refs anywhere; new chapter 41 entry added. bphs-scan.js run after seeding. Bundle: page226 begins a new pages226-230 bundle, 1 of 5.

  6. 41.6 सत्यापित

    6

    संस्कृत

    अमात्यकारकश्चात्मकारकात् केन्द्रकोणगः । सुखी जातोऽनिशं राज्ञः कृपापात्रं तदाश्रयी ॥ ६ ॥

    amatyakarakashcatmakarakat kendrakonagah, sukhi jato'nisham rajnah krpapatram tadashrayi.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the amatya-karaka is situated in a kendra or trine from the atmakaraka, the person born is happy, continually the object of the king's favor, and sheltered by him.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    आत्मकारक से केन्द्र या नवम-पञ्चम में अमात्यकारक हो तो जातक सुखी और सतत राजाश्रित एवं राजा का कृपापात्र बना रहता है ।

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page226 (PDF p.258, folio "२२६" confirmed by running head band). Running head reads the TREATISE title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" (T-type) -- pages205-226 alternation pattern now T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T, still not a simple alternation, still logged as an open observation. Threshold-selection note: sweep showed a clean plateau at T4-T7 (image 3309x4940, all giving 31 bands). T5-vs-T7 diff run per standing mandate: T5=31, T7=31 bands (matching counts). One boundary discrepancy noted at band2 (T5: y709-779, T7: y730-763, same band index, different padding) -- zoomed directly (scratchpad/p226-b02-disc.png) and confirmed this is the short narrative-marker line "पराशर उवाच--" with no content lost either way, just differing whitespace capture around a short line. No unusually large gaps found this page (largest inter-band gap 132px, band0->1); a bottom-margin re-scan below the last band (scratchpad/p226-bottom.png) confirmed genuinely blank space beyond the watermark, nothing missed. **Chapter 41 begins on this page**: band1 gives the chapter-opening declaration "अथ राजाश्रययोगाध्यायः ॥ ४१ ॥" ("Now, the chapter on Rajashraya-yoga [yogas of royal patronage/refuge], chapter 41") -- per the standing copyright-safety rule this chapter opening is recorded here as a structural/source note only, NOT seeded as a verse. Band2 gives the narrative marker "पराशर उवाच--" ("Parashara said--"), also structural, not seeded. Bands3-20 give NINE consecutive root verses (41.1-41.9), continuing the recurring "verses-before-commentary" block structure seen throughout the text. Bands21-30 give the opening of a shared Hindi commentary covering AT LEAST verses 1-7 (commentary for verses 1-6 is fully closed on this page with clean sentence-ending punctuation; the gloss for verse 7 begins at band30 but is TRUNCATED mid-sentence at the page's bottom edge, continuing onto page227). Per the recurring multi-page-commentary pattern, translationHi is backfilled here only for verses 1-6 (fully readable); verses 7-9 are left with empty translationHi pending page227's continuation of this commentary block, exactly as done for 40.32/40.33 on page223 (backfilled on page224/225). Contested word verse 41.1 (resolved via zoom, corrects an initial coarse misread): opening "जन्मलग्नाद्" -- initial coarse band-level read misread the न्म (n+ma) conjunct as "नु" (giving nonsensical "जनुलेग्नाद्"); a 4x zoom with autocontrast (scratchpad/p226-b03-zoom.png) confirmed the correct reading "जन्मलग्नाद्" ("from the birth-lagna"), grammatically sound and thematically consistent with the verse's subject. Contested word verse 41.2 (resolved via zoom, corrects an initial coarse misread): "लग्नाधीशेक्षिते" -- initial coarse read suggested a spurious anusvara ("लग्नाधीशांक्षिते"); a 3x zoom with autocontrast (scratchpad/p226-b05-zoom.png) confirmed no anusvara is present -- the correct reading is "लग्नाधीशेक्षिते" ("aspected by the lagna-lord"). Contested compound verse 41.5 (letters legible, technical segmentation uncertain -- illegible-compound-MEANING policy applied, distinct from illegible-compound-LETTERS): "तनुम्नुतपःसंस्थे" -- zoomed across three independent crops at 4x-7x with autocontrast (scratchpad/p226-b11-word1.png, mid.png, mid2.png); the letter sequence त-नु-म्-नु-त-पः-सं-स्थे is clearly resolved and unambiguous at the glyph level, but the intended technical Jyotisha segmentation/meaning (possibly a reference to a specific house or "tapas"-associated position from the lagna) is not confidently glossed by this transcriber. Retained exactly as printed; translated loosely around the uncertain segment. Contested compound verse 41.7 (resolved via lexical cross-check): "पदाढ्या" -- zoomed at 4x (scratchpad/p226-b15-word.png); the conjunct was initially ambiguous between द्घ and ढ्य shapes, but the "आढ्य" (rich in/endowed with, a common Sanskrit suffix, cf. "धनाढ्य") reading fits the grammar and meaning far better than any द्घ-based alternative, and is retained with reasonable confidence on that lexical basis. Contested mark verse 41.5 (checked, resolved as printed): "ध्रुवं" -- zoomed at 6x (scratchpad/p226-b12-dhruvam5.png) to check whether the diacritic over व was a plain anusvara or a candrabindu; confirmed a plain anusvara dot, matching the standard word "ध्रुवं" ("certainly") exactly as originally read. Sanity checks: new refs 41.1-41.9 confirmed unique; no duplicate refs anywhere; new chapter 41 entry added. bphs-scan.js run after seeding. Bundle: page226 begins a new pages226-230 bundle, 1 of 5.

  7. 41.7 सत्यापित

    7

    संस्कृत

    आत्मकारकतो लग्नात् पदाढ्या विक्रमे रिपौ । स्थितेष्वखिलपापेषु जातः सेनापतिर्भवेत् ॥ ७ ॥

    atmakarakato lagnat padadhya vikrame ripau, sthitesvakhilapapesu jatah senapatirbhavet.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the houses endowed with rank (पदाढ्या), reckoned from the atmakaraka or the lagna -- namely the 3rd (विक्रम) and 6th (रिपु) -- have all malefic planets situated there, the person born becomes a commander of the army.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    आत्मकारक, लग्न, या पद से तृतीय या षष्ठ में सभी पापग्रह हों तो जातक सेनापति होता है ।

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page226 (PDF p.258, folio "२२६" confirmed by running head band). Running head reads the TREATISE title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" (T-type) -- pages205-226 alternation pattern now T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T, still not a simple alternation, still logged as an open observation. Threshold-selection note: sweep showed a clean plateau at T4-T7 (image 3309x4940, all giving 31 bands). T5-vs-T7 diff run per standing mandate: T5=31, T7=31 bands (matching counts). One boundary discrepancy noted at band2 (T5: y709-779, T7: y730-763, same band index, different padding) -- zoomed directly (scratchpad/p226-b02-disc.png) and confirmed this is the short narrative-marker line "पराशर उवाच--" with no content lost either way, just differing whitespace capture around a short line. No unusually large gaps found this page (largest inter-band gap 132px, band0->1); a bottom-margin re-scan below the last band (scratchpad/p226-bottom.png) confirmed genuinely blank space beyond the watermark, nothing missed. **Chapter 41 begins on this page**: band1 gives the chapter-opening declaration "अथ राजाश्रययोगाध्यायः ॥ ४१ ॥" ("Now, the chapter on Rajashraya-yoga [yogas of royal patronage/refuge], chapter 41") -- per the standing copyright-safety rule this chapter opening is recorded here as a structural/source note only, NOT seeded as a verse. Band2 gives the narrative marker "पराशर उवाच--" ("Parashara said--"), also structural, not seeded. Bands3-20 give NINE consecutive root verses (41.1-41.9), continuing the recurring "verses-before-commentary" block structure seen throughout the text. Bands21-30 give the opening of a shared Hindi commentary covering AT LEAST verses 1-7 (commentary for verses 1-6 is fully closed on this page with clean sentence-ending punctuation; the gloss for verse 7 begins at band30 but is TRUNCATED mid-sentence at the page's bottom edge, continuing onto page227). Per the recurring multi-page-commentary pattern, translationHi is backfilled here only for verses 1-6 (fully readable); verses 7-9 are left with empty translationHi pending page227's continuation of this commentary block, exactly as done for 40.32/40.33 on page223 (backfilled on page224/225). Contested word verse 41.1 (resolved via zoom, corrects an initial coarse misread): opening "जन्मलग्नाद्" -- initial coarse band-level read misread the न्म (n+ma) conjunct as "नु" (giving nonsensical "जनुलेग्नाद्"); a 4x zoom with autocontrast (scratchpad/p226-b03-zoom.png) confirmed the correct reading "जन्मलग्नाद्" ("from the birth-lagna"), grammatically sound and thematically consistent with the verse's subject. Contested word verse 41.2 (resolved via zoom, corrects an initial coarse misread): "लग्नाधीशेक्षिते" -- initial coarse read suggested a spurious anusvara ("लग्नाधीशांक्षिते"); a 3x zoom with autocontrast (scratchpad/p226-b05-zoom.png) confirmed no anusvara is present -- the correct reading is "लग्नाधीशेक्षिते" ("aspected by the lagna-lord"). Contested compound verse 41.5 (letters legible, technical segmentation uncertain -- illegible-compound-MEANING policy applied, distinct from illegible-compound-LETTERS): "तनुम्नुतपःसंस्थे" -- zoomed across three independent crops at 4x-7x with autocontrast (scratchpad/p226-b11-word1.png, mid.png, mid2.png); the letter sequence त-नु-म्-नु-त-पः-सं-स्थे is clearly resolved and unambiguous at the glyph level, but the intended technical Jyotisha segmentation/meaning (possibly a reference to a specific house or "tapas"-associated position from the lagna) is not confidently glossed by this transcriber. Retained exactly as printed; translated loosely around the uncertain segment. Contested compound verse 41.7 (resolved via lexical cross-check): "पदाढ्या" -- zoomed at 4x (scratchpad/p226-b15-word.png); the conjunct was initially ambiguous between द्घ and ढ्य shapes, but the "आढ्य" (rich in/endowed with, a common Sanskrit suffix, cf. "धनाढ्य") reading fits the grammar and meaning far better than any द्घ-based alternative, and is retained with reasonable confidence on that lexical basis. Contested mark verse 41.5 (checked, resolved as printed): "ध्रुवं" -- zoomed at 6x (scratchpad/p226-b12-dhruvam5.png) to check whether the diacritic over व was a plain anusvara or a candrabindu; confirmed a plain anusvara dot, matching the standard word "ध्रुवं" ("certainly") exactly as originally read. Sanity checks: new refs 41.1-41.9 confirmed unique; no duplicate refs anywhere; new chapter 41 entry added. bphs-scan.js run after seeding. Bundle: page226 begins a new pages226-230 bundle, 1 of 5.

  8. 41.8 सत्यापित

    8

    संस्कृत

    स्वक्षेतुङ्गगते केन्द्रे कोणे-वा कारके स्थिते । धर्मंशयुतदृष्टे च राजमन्त्री नरो भवेत् ॥ ८ ॥

    svaksetungagate kendre kone-va karake sthite, dharmanshayutadrste ca rajamantri naro bhavet.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the karaka is situated in its own sign or exaltation, in a kendra or trine, and is joined with or aspected by the [ninth-house-related] "धर्मंश" [retained as printed], the person becomes a minister of the king.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    आत्मकारकग्रह स्वभवन, या स्वोच्चस्थ होकर केन्द्र या नवम-पञ्चम में हो, और नवमेश का उस पर संयोग या दृष्टि हो तो जातक निःसन्दिग्ध राजमन्त्री होता है ।

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page226 (PDF p.258, folio "२२६" confirmed by running head band). Running head reads the TREATISE title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" (T-type) -- pages205-226 alternation pattern now T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T, still not a simple alternation, still logged as an open observation. Threshold-selection note: sweep showed a clean plateau at T4-T7 (image 3309x4940, all giving 31 bands). T5-vs-T7 diff run per standing mandate: T5=31, T7=31 bands (matching counts). One boundary discrepancy noted at band2 (T5: y709-779, T7: y730-763, same band index, different padding) -- zoomed directly (scratchpad/p226-b02-disc.png) and confirmed this is the short narrative-marker line "पराशर उवाच--" with no content lost either way, just differing whitespace capture around a short line. No unusually large gaps found this page (largest inter-band gap 132px, band0->1); a bottom-margin re-scan below the last band (scratchpad/p226-bottom.png) confirmed genuinely blank space beyond the watermark, nothing missed. **Chapter 41 begins on this page**: band1 gives the chapter-opening declaration "अथ राजाश्रययोगाध्यायः ॥ ४१ ॥" ("Now, the chapter on Rajashraya-yoga [yogas of royal patronage/refuge], chapter 41") -- per the standing copyright-safety rule this chapter opening is recorded here as a structural/source note only, NOT seeded as a verse. Band2 gives the narrative marker "पराशर उवाच--" ("Parashara said--"), also structural, not seeded. Bands3-20 give NINE consecutive root verses (41.1-41.9), continuing the recurring "verses-before-commentary" block structure seen throughout the text. Bands21-30 give the opening of a shared Hindi commentary covering AT LEAST verses 1-7 (commentary for verses 1-6 is fully closed on this page with clean sentence-ending punctuation; the gloss for verse 7 begins at band30 but is TRUNCATED mid-sentence at the page's bottom edge, continuing onto page227). Per the recurring multi-page-commentary pattern, translationHi is backfilled here only for verses 1-6 (fully readable); verses 7-9 are left with empty translationHi pending page227's continuation of this commentary block, exactly as done for 40.32/40.33 on page223 (backfilled on page224/225). Contested word verse 41.1 (resolved via zoom, corrects an initial coarse misread): opening "जन्मलग्नाद्" -- initial coarse band-level read misread the न्म (n+ma) conjunct as "नु" (giving nonsensical "जनुलेग्नाद्"); a 4x zoom with autocontrast (scratchpad/p226-b03-zoom.png) confirmed the correct reading "जन्मलग्नाद्" ("from the birth-lagna"), grammatically sound and thematically consistent with the verse's subject. Contested word verse 41.2 (resolved via zoom, corrects an initial coarse misread): "लग्नाधीशेक्षिते" -- initial coarse read suggested a spurious anusvara ("लग्नाधीशांक्षिते"); a 3x zoom with autocontrast (scratchpad/p226-b05-zoom.png) confirmed no anusvara is present -- the correct reading is "लग्नाधीशेक्षिते" ("aspected by the lagna-lord"). Contested compound verse 41.5 (letters legible, technical segmentation uncertain -- illegible-compound-MEANING policy applied, distinct from illegible-compound-LETTERS): "तनुम्नुतपःसंस्थे" -- zoomed across three independent crops at 4x-7x with autocontrast (scratchpad/p226-b11-word1.png, mid.png, mid2.png); the letter sequence त-नु-म्-नु-त-पः-सं-स्थे is clearly resolved and unambiguous at the glyph level, but the intended technical Jyotisha segmentation/meaning (possibly a reference to a specific house or "tapas"-associated position from the lagna) is not confidently glossed by this transcriber. Retained exactly as printed; translated loosely around the uncertain segment. Contested compound verse 41.7 (resolved via lexical cross-check): "पदाढ्या" -- zoomed at 4x (scratchpad/p226-b15-word.png); the conjunct was initially ambiguous between द्घ and ढ्य shapes, but the "आढ्य" (rich in/endowed with, a common Sanskrit suffix, cf. "धनाढ्य") reading fits the grammar and meaning far better than any द्घ-based alternative, and is retained with reasonable confidence on that lexical basis. Contested mark verse 41.5 (checked, resolved as printed): "ध्रुवं" -- zoomed at 6x (scratchpad/p226-b12-dhruvam5.png) to check whether the diacritic over व was a plain anusvara or a candrabindu; confirmed a plain anusvara dot, matching the standard word "ध्रुवं" ("certainly") exactly as originally read. Sanity checks: new refs 41.1-41.9 confirmed unique; no duplicate refs anywhere; new chapter 41 entry added. bphs-scan.js run after seeding. Bundle: page226 begins a new pages226-230 bundle, 1 of 5.

  9. 41.9 सत्यापित

    9

    संस्कृत

    कारके चन्द्रराशीशे लग्नगे सौम्यसंयुते । मान्त्रित्वे मुख्ययोगोऽयं वाधिके नात्र संशय ॥ ९ ॥

    karake candrarashishe lagnage saumyasamyute, mantritve mukhyayogo'yam vadhike natra samshaya.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the karaka, the lord of the Moon's sign, is situated in the lagna joined with benefics, this is the principal yoga for ministership -- or for increasing rank -- there is no doubt about this.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    आत्मकारक जन्मराशीश होकर शुभग्रह से युक्त लग्नगत हो तो वाधिक्य में राजमन्त्री होता है ॥ १-९ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page226 (PDF p.258, folio "२२६" confirmed by running head band). Running head reads the TREATISE title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" (T-type) -- pages205-226 alternation pattern now T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T, still not a simple alternation, still logged as an open observation. Threshold-selection note: sweep showed a clean plateau at T4-T7 (image 3309x4940, all giving 31 bands). T5-vs-T7 diff run per standing mandate: T5=31, T7=31 bands (matching counts). One boundary discrepancy noted at band2 (T5: y709-779, T7: y730-763, same band index, different padding) -- zoomed directly (scratchpad/p226-b02-disc.png) and confirmed this is the short narrative-marker line "पराशर उवाच--" with no content lost either way, just differing whitespace capture around a short line. No unusually large gaps found this page (largest inter-band gap 132px, band0->1); a bottom-margin re-scan below the last band (scratchpad/p226-bottom.png) confirmed genuinely blank space beyond the watermark, nothing missed. **Chapter 41 begins on this page**: band1 gives the chapter-opening declaration "अथ राजाश्रययोगाध्यायः ॥ ४१ ॥" ("Now, the chapter on Rajashraya-yoga [yogas of royal patronage/refuge], chapter 41") -- per the standing copyright-safety rule this chapter opening is recorded here as a structural/source note only, NOT seeded as a verse. Band2 gives the narrative marker "पराशर उवाच--" ("Parashara said--"), also structural, not seeded. Bands3-20 give NINE consecutive root verses (41.1-41.9), continuing the recurring "verses-before-commentary" block structure seen throughout the text. Bands21-30 give the opening of a shared Hindi commentary covering AT LEAST verses 1-7 (commentary for verses 1-6 is fully closed on this page with clean sentence-ending punctuation; the gloss for verse 7 begins at band30 but is TRUNCATED mid-sentence at the page's bottom edge, continuing onto page227). Per the recurring multi-page-commentary pattern, translationHi is backfilled here only for verses 1-6 (fully readable); verses 7-9 are left with empty translationHi pending page227's continuation of this commentary block, exactly as done for 40.32/40.33 on page223 (backfilled on page224/225). Contested word verse 41.1 (resolved via zoom, corrects an initial coarse misread): opening "जन्मलग्नाद्" -- initial coarse band-level read misread the न्म (n+ma) conjunct as "नु" (giving nonsensical "जनुलेग्नाद्"); a 4x zoom with autocontrast (scratchpad/p226-b03-zoom.png) confirmed the correct reading "जन्मलग्नाद्" ("from the birth-lagna"), grammatically sound and thematically consistent with the verse's subject. Contested word verse 41.2 (resolved via zoom, corrects an initial coarse misread): "लग्नाधीशेक्षिते" -- initial coarse read suggested a spurious anusvara ("लग्नाधीशांक्षिते"); a 3x zoom with autocontrast (scratchpad/p226-b05-zoom.png) confirmed no anusvara is present -- the correct reading is "लग्नाधीशेक्षिते" ("aspected by the lagna-lord"). Contested compound verse 41.5 (letters legible, technical segmentation uncertain -- illegible-compound-MEANING policy applied, distinct from illegible-compound-LETTERS): "तनुम्नुतपःसंस्थे" -- zoomed across three independent crops at 4x-7x with autocontrast (scratchpad/p226-b11-word1.png, mid.png, mid2.png); the letter sequence त-नु-म्-नु-त-पः-सं-स्थे is clearly resolved and unambiguous at the glyph level, but the intended technical Jyotisha segmentation/meaning (possibly a reference to a specific house or "tapas"-associated position from the lagna) is not confidently glossed by this transcriber. Retained exactly as printed; translated loosely around the uncertain segment. Contested compound verse 41.7 (resolved via lexical cross-check): "पदाढ्या" -- zoomed at 4x (scratchpad/p226-b15-word.png); the conjunct was initially ambiguous between द्घ and ढ्य shapes, but the "आढ्य" (rich in/endowed with, a common Sanskrit suffix, cf. "धनाढ्य") reading fits the grammar and meaning far better than any द्घ-based alternative, and is retained with reasonable confidence on that lexical basis. Contested mark verse 41.5 (checked, resolved as printed): "ध्रुवं" -- zoomed at 6x (scratchpad/p226-b12-dhruvam5.png) to check whether the diacritic over व was a plain anusvara or a candrabindu; confirmed a plain anusvara dot, matching the standard word "ध्रुवं" ("certainly") exactly as originally read. Sanity checks: new refs 41.1-41.9 confirmed unique; no duplicate refs anywhere; new chapter 41 entry added. bphs-scan.js run after seeding. Bundle: page226 begins a new pages226-230 bundle, 1 of 5.

  10. 41.10 सत्यापित

    10

    संस्कृत

    कारके शुभसंयुक्ते पञ्चमे सप्तमेऽपि वा । नवमे दशमे वा स्याद् राजसम्बन्धतो धनम् ॥ १० ॥

    karake shubhasamyukte panchame saptame'pi va, navame dashame va syad rajasambandhato dhanam.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the karaka, joined with a benefic, is in the 5th, or even the 7th, or in the 9th or 10th, wealth arises through connection with the king.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    शुभग्रहयुक्त आत्मकारकग्रह पञ्चम, सप्तम, नवम या दशम में हो तो राजाश्रय से धनागम कहना चाहिए ।

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page227 (PDF p.259, folio "२२७" confirmed by running head band, zoomed separately to disambiguate the numeral). Running head reads the CHAPTER title "राजाश्रययोगाध्यायः" (C-type) -- pages205-227 alternation pattern now T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C, still not a simple alternation, still logged as an open observation. Threshold selection: sweep across T=0.5-10 showed a clean plateau at T4-T10 (image 3122x4942, all giving 29 bands). T5-vs-T7 diff run per standing mandate: T5=29, T7=29 bands (counts matched); only minor padding differences in exact boundaries, no discrepancy investigation needed beyond the routine check. Gap re-scan (mandatory): a 563px gap between band27 (y4053-4105) and band28 (y4668-4698) was investigated directly (scratchpad/p227-biggap.png). Found to contain the tail of the chapter-41 colophon, an ornamental end-of-chapter divider symbol ("--»●«--" style), and genuinely blank paper -- not lost content. Band28 itself is the recurring eGangotri digitization watermark, not BPHS content. **This page completes chapter 41 (राजाश्रययोगाध्यायः)**, continuing directly from page226: - Bands0-4: completion of the SHARED commentary for verses 1-9 (begun on page226 bands21-30; verse7's gloss began there, truncated at the page bottom, and is completed here at band0-1). The block closes with the clause-marker "॥ १-९ ॥" at band4, confirming this one commentary passage covers all of verses 1 through 9. translationHi for 41.7, 41.8, 41.9 is backfilled from this page (was left empty when 41.7-41.9 were first seeded from page226, per the standing multi-page-commentary backfill pattern). - Bands5-8: TWO further consecutive root verses, 41.10 and 41.11 (chapter 41 continues well past the nine verses read on page226 -- confirmed by direct sequential reading rather than assumption). - Bands9-12: TWO further root verses, 41.12 and 41.13. - Bands13-18: shared Hindi commentary for verses 10-13, closing with the clause-marker "॥ १०-१३ ॥" at band18. - Bands19-22: TWO further root verses, 41.14 and 41.15. - Bands23-25: shared Hindi commentary for verses 14-15, closing with the clause-marker "॥ १४-१५ ॥" at band25. - Bands26-27: the CHAPTER 41 COLOPHON -- "इति सविमर्शसुधाव्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे राजाश्रययोगाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ ४१ ॥" ("Thus, in the Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra together with the Savimarsha-sudha commentary, the chapter on Rajashraya-yoga is concluded. Chapter 41.") Per the standing copyright-safety rule, recorded as a structural/source note only, NOT seeded as its own verse entry. - Band28: standalone digitization watermark, not BPHS content. **Chapter 41 therefore runs verses 41.1-41.15 (15 verses total) and CLOSES on this page.** The chapters-array entry (first added on page226 as a 9-verse placeholder pending this page's continuation) is updated here to verses:15. **Contested-word verification log**: - 41.14 compound "मातृभावगावेन्दुभार्गवौ" -- zoomed across three passes at increasing precision (scratchpad/p227-b19-full.png, zoom3.png, zoom4.png) to isolate the exact akshara sequence. Confirmed: मातृभावगौ (dual, "the two situated in the mother's house [4th]") + इन्दुभार्गवौ (dual, "Moon and Venus"), but the printed sandhi-join reads "गावेन्दु" rather than the classically-expected "गाविन्दु" (औ+इ regularly sandhis to आवि, not आवे) -- the े-matra shape (top horizontal stroke) is clearly distinguished from the ि-matra shape (left hook) at this zoom level, so this is not a misread but a genuine non-standard printed sandhi. Retained exactly as printed per the hard constraint against silent correction; meaning is independently confirmed via direct cross-check against this page's own Hindi commentary (band23: "आत्मकारक से चतुर्थस्थ चन्द्र-शुक्र हों", i.e. Moon [चन्द्र/इन्दु] and Venus [शुक्र/भार्गव] in the 4th from the atmakaraka), so the semantic content is high-confidence despite the sandhi irregularity. - 41.10 "पञ्चमे" -- initial coarse read momentarily looked like it could be misparsed as "पश्चमे" (nonsense); cross-checked directly against this page's own commentary (band13: "पञ्चम, सप्तम, नवम या दशम"), which confirms पञ्चमे (5th house) is correct and matches the commentary's explicit list of houses. - All other verses on this page (41.11-41.13, 41.15) read cleanly at band-level zoom with no ambiguous glyphs requiring a dedicated disambiguation pass. Sanity checks: new refs 41.10-41.15 confirmed unique; no duplicate refs; chapter 41 verse count corrected from the page226 placeholder (9) to the true total (15). bphs-scan.js run after seeding. **Bundle**: page227 = 2 of 5 (pages226-230 bundle, not yet complete).

  11. 41.11 सत्यापित

    11

    संस्कृत

    कारके नवमे याते लग्ने भाग्यपदेऽथवा । जातः स्याद्राजसम्बद्धो योगेऽस्मिन्नात्र संशयः ॥ ११ ॥

    karake navame yate lagne bhagyapade'thava, jatah syadrajasambaddho yoge'sminnatra samshayah.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the karaka goes to the 9th house, or [the ninth-lord] to the lagna or the Bhagya-pada [the fortune-arudha], the person born becomes connected with the king through this yoga -- there is no doubt about this.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    आत्मकारक नवमभाव में और नवमभाव का पति लग्न में हो तो जातक राजसम्बद्ध होता है ।

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page227 (PDF p.259, folio "२२७" confirmed by running head band, zoomed separately to disambiguate the numeral). Running head reads the CHAPTER title "राजाश्रययोगाध्यायः" (C-type) -- pages205-227 alternation pattern now T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C, still not a simple alternation, still logged as an open observation. Threshold selection: sweep across T=0.5-10 showed a clean plateau at T4-T10 (image 3122x4942, all giving 29 bands). T5-vs-T7 diff run per standing mandate: T5=29, T7=29 bands (counts matched); only minor padding differences in exact boundaries, no discrepancy investigation needed beyond the routine check. Gap re-scan (mandatory): a 563px gap between band27 (y4053-4105) and band28 (y4668-4698) was investigated directly (scratchpad/p227-biggap.png). Found to contain the tail of the chapter-41 colophon, an ornamental end-of-chapter divider symbol ("--»●«--" style), and genuinely blank paper -- not lost content. Band28 itself is the recurring eGangotri digitization watermark, not BPHS content. **This page completes chapter 41 (राजाश्रययोगाध्यायः)**, continuing directly from page226: - Bands0-4: completion of the SHARED commentary for verses 1-9 (begun on page226 bands21-30; verse7's gloss began there, truncated at the page bottom, and is completed here at band0-1). The block closes with the clause-marker "॥ १-९ ॥" at band4, confirming this one commentary passage covers all of verses 1 through 9. translationHi for 41.7, 41.8, 41.9 is backfilled from this page (was left empty when 41.7-41.9 were first seeded from page226, per the standing multi-page-commentary backfill pattern). - Bands5-8: TWO further consecutive root verses, 41.10 and 41.11 (chapter 41 continues well past the nine verses read on page226 -- confirmed by direct sequential reading rather than assumption). - Bands9-12: TWO further root verses, 41.12 and 41.13. - Bands13-18: shared Hindi commentary for verses 10-13, closing with the clause-marker "॥ १०-१३ ॥" at band18. - Bands19-22: TWO further root verses, 41.14 and 41.15. - Bands23-25: shared Hindi commentary for verses 14-15, closing with the clause-marker "॥ १४-१५ ॥" at band25. - Bands26-27: the CHAPTER 41 COLOPHON -- "इति सविमर्शसुधाव्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे राजाश्रययोगाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ ४१ ॥" ("Thus, in the Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra together with the Savimarsha-sudha commentary, the chapter on Rajashraya-yoga is concluded. Chapter 41.") Per the standing copyright-safety rule, recorded as a structural/source note only, NOT seeded as its own verse entry. - Band28: standalone digitization watermark, not BPHS content. **Chapter 41 therefore runs verses 41.1-41.15 (15 verses total) and CLOSES on this page.** The chapters-array entry (first added on page226 as a 9-verse placeholder pending this page's continuation) is updated here to verses:15. **Contested-word verification log**: - 41.14 compound "मातृभावगावेन्दुभार्गवौ" -- zoomed across three passes at increasing precision (scratchpad/p227-b19-full.png, zoom3.png, zoom4.png) to isolate the exact akshara sequence. Confirmed: मातृभावगौ (dual, "the two situated in the mother's house [4th]") + इन्दुभार्गवौ (dual, "Moon and Venus"), but the printed sandhi-join reads "गावेन्दु" rather than the classically-expected "गाविन्दु" (औ+इ regularly sandhis to आवि, not आवे) -- the े-matra shape (top horizontal stroke) is clearly distinguished from the ि-matra shape (left hook) at this zoom level, so this is not a misread but a genuine non-standard printed sandhi. Retained exactly as printed per the hard constraint against silent correction; meaning is independently confirmed via direct cross-check against this page's own Hindi commentary (band23: "आत्मकारक से चतुर्थस्थ चन्द्र-शुक्र हों", i.e. Moon [चन्द्र/इन्दु] and Venus [शुक्र/भार्गव] in the 4th from the atmakaraka), so the semantic content is high-confidence despite the sandhi irregularity. - 41.10 "पञ्चमे" -- initial coarse read momentarily looked like it could be misparsed as "पश्चमे" (nonsense); cross-checked directly against this page's own commentary (band13: "पञ्चम, सप्तम, नवम या दशम"), which confirms पञ्चमे (5th house) is correct and matches the commentary's explicit list of houses. - All other verses on this page (41.11-41.13, 41.15) read cleanly at band-level zoom with no ambiguous glyphs requiring a dedicated disambiguation pass. Sanity checks: new refs 41.10-41.15 confirmed unique; no duplicate refs; chapter 41 verse count corrected from the page226 placeholder (9) to the true total (15). bphs-scan.js run after seeding. **Bundle**: page227 = 2 of 5 (pages226-230 bundle, not yet complete).

  12. 41.12 सत्यापित

    12

    संस्कृत

    लग्नेशे लाभगेहस्थे पापदृष्टिविवर्जिते । कारके शुभसंयुक्ते लाभस्तस्य नृपालयात् ॥ १२ ॥

    lagneshe labhagehasthe papadrshtivivarjite, karake shubhasamyukte labhastasya nrpalayat.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lagna-lord, situated in the 11th house, is free from the aspect of malefic planets, and the karaka is joined with a benefic, that person gains [wealth] from the royal palace.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    लग्नेश लाभस्थ होकर पापग्रहों की दृष्टि से रहित हो और आत्मकारकग्रह शुभग्रहयुक्त हो तो राजभवन से जातक को धनलाभ होता है ।

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page227 (PDF p.259, folio "२२७" confirmed by running head band, zoomed separately to disambiguate the numeral). Running head reads the CHAPTER title "राजाश्रययोगाध्यायः" (C-type) -- pages205-227 alternation pattern now T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C, still not a simple alternation, still logged as an open observation. Threshold selection: sweep across T=0.5-10 showed a clean plateau at T4-T10 (image 3122x4942, all giving 29 bands). T5-vs-T7 diff run per standing mandate: T5=29, T7=29 bands (counts matched); only minor padding differences in exact boundaries, no discrepancy investigation needed beyond the routine check. Gap re-scan (mandatory): a 563px gap between band27 (y4053-4105) and band28 (y4668-4698) was investigated directly (scratchpad/p227-biggap.png). Found to contain the tail of the chapter-41 colophon, an ornamental end-of-chapter divider symbol ("--»●«--" style), and genuinely blank paper -- not lost content. Band28 itself is the recurring eGangotri digitization watermark, not BPHS content. **This page completes chapter 41 (राजाश्रययोगाध्यायः)**, continuing directly from page226: - Bands0-4: completion of the SHARED commentary for verses 1-9 (begun on page226 bands21-30; verse7's gloss began there, truncated at the page bottom, and is completed here at band0-1). The block closes with the clause-marker "॥ १-९ ॥" at band4, confirming this one commentary passage covers all of verses 1 through 9. translationHi for 41.7, 41.8, 41.9 is backfilled from this page (was left empty when 41.7-41.9 were first seeded from page226, per the standing multi-page-commentary backfill pattern). - Bands5-8: TWO further consecutive root verses, 41.10 and 41.11 (chapter 41 continues well past the nine verses read on page226 -- confirmed by direct sequential reading rather than assumption). - Bands9-12: TWO further root verses, 41.12 and 41.13. - Bands13-18: shared Hindi commentary for verses 10-13, closing with the clause-marker "॥ १०-१३ ॥" at band18. - Bands19-22: TWO further root verses, 41.14 and 41.15. - Bands23-25: shared Hindi commentary for verses 14-15, closing with the clause-marker "॥ १४-१५ ॥" at band25. - Bands26-27: the CHAPTER 41 COLOPHON -- "इति सविमर्शसुधाव्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे राजाश्रययोगाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ ४१ ॥" ("Thus, in the Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra together with the Savimarsha-sudha commentary, the chapter on Rajashraya-yoga is concluded. Chapter 41.") Per the standing copyright-safety rule, recorded as a structural/source note only, NOT seeded as its own verse entry. - Band28: standalone digitization watermark, not BPHS content. **Chapter 41 therefore runs verses 41.1-41.15 (15 verses total) and CLOSES on this page.** The chapters-array entry (first added on page226 as a 9-verse placeholder pending this page's continuation) is updated here to verses:15. **Contested-word verification log**: - 41.14 compound "मातृभावगावेन्दुभार्गवौ" -- zoomed across three passes at increasing precision (scratchpad/p227-b19-full.png, zoom3.png, zoom4.png) to isolate the exact akshara sequence. Confirmed: मातृभावगौ (dual, "the two situated in the mother's house [4th]") + इन्दुभार्गवौ (dual, "Moon and Venus"), but the printed sandhi-join reads "गावेन्दु" rather than the classically-expected "गाविन्दु" (औ+इ regularly sandhis to आवि, not आवे) -- the े-matra shape (top horizontal stroke) is clearly distinguished from the ि-matra shape (left hook) at this zoom level, so this is not a misread but a genuine non-standard printed sandhi. Retained exactly as printed per the hard constraint against silent correction; meaning is independently confirmed via direct cross-check against this page's own Hindi commentary (band23: "आत्मकारक से चतुर्थस्थ चन्द्र-शुक्र हों", i.e. Moon [चन्द्र/इन्दु] and Venus [शुक्र/भार्गव] in the 4th from the atmakaraka), so the semantic content is high-confidence despite the sandhi irregularity. - 41.10 "पञ्चमे" -- initial coarse read momentarily looked like it could be misparsed as "पश्चमे" (nonsense); cross-checked directly against this page's own commentary (band13: "पञ्चम, सप्तम, नवम या दशम"), which confirms पञ्चमे (5th house) is correct and matches the commentary's explicit list of houses. - All other verses on this page (41.11-41.13, 41.15) read cleanly at band-level zoom with no ambiguous glyphs requiring a dedicated disambiguation pass. Sanity checks: new refs 41.10-41.15 confirmed unique; no duplicate refs; chapter 41 verse count corrected from the page226 placeholder (9) to the true total (15). bphs-scan.js run after seeding. **Bundle**: page227 = 2 of 5 (pages226-230 bundle, not yet complete).

  13. 41.13 सत्यापित

    13

    संस्कृत

    कर्मगे लग्नपे लग्नगते कर्मपतावपि । राजसम्बन्धकृद्योगो विशेषात् समुदीरितः ॥ १३ ॥

    karmage lagnape lagnagate karmapatavapi, rajasambandhakrdyogo visheshat samudiritah.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lagna-lord is in the 10th house, and likewise the lord of the 10th is in the lagna, this yoga -- productive of royal connection -- is especially declared.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    लग्नेश दशमस्थ, और दशमेश लग्नस्थ हो तो विशेषरूप से राजसम्बन्धकारी यह योग होता है ॥ १०-१३ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page227 (PDF p.259, folio "२२७" confirmed by running head band, zoomed separately to disambiguate the numeral). Running head reads the CHAPTER title "राजाश्रययोगाध्यायः" (C-type) -- pages205-227 alternation pattern now T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C, still not a simple alternation, still logged as an open observation. Threshold selection: sweep across T=0.5-10 showed a clean plateau at T4-T10 (image 3122x4942, all giving 29 bands). T5-vs-T7 diff run per standing mandate: T5=29, T7=29 bands (counts matched); only minor padding differences in exact boundaries, no discrepancy investigation needed beyond the routine check. Gap re-scan (mandatory): a 563px gap between band27 (y4053-4105) and band28 (y4668-4698) was investigated directly (scratchpad/p227-biggap.png). Found to contain the tail of the chapter-41 colophon, an ornamental end-of-chapter divider symbol ("--»●«--" style), and genuinely blank paper -- not lost content. Band28 itself is the recurring eGangotri digitization watermark, not BPHS content. **This page completes chapter 41 (राजाश्रययोगाध्यायः)**, continuing directly from page226: - Bands0-4: completion of the SHARED commentary for verses 1-9 (begun on page226 bands21-30; verse7's gloss began there, truncated at the page bottom, and is completed here at band0-1). The block closes with the clause-marker "॥ १-९ ॥" at band4, confirming this one commentary passage covers all of verses 1 through 9. translationHi for 41.7, 41.8, 41.9 is backfilled from this page (was left empty when 41.7-41.9 were first seeded from page226, per the standing multi-page-commentary backfill pattern). - Bands5-8: TWO further consecutive root verses, 41.10 and 41.11 (chapter 41 continues well past the nine verses read on page226 -- confirmed by direct sequential reading rather than assumption). - Bands9-12: TWO further root verses, 41.12 and 41.13. - Bands13-18: shared Hindi commentary for verses 10-13, closing with the clause-marker "॥ १०-१३ ॥" at band18. - Bands19-22: TWO further root verses, 41.14 and 41.15. - Bands23-25: shared Hindi commentary for verses 14-15, closing with the clause-marker "॥ १४-१५ ॥" at band25. - Bands26-27: the CHAPTER 41 COLOPHON -- "इति सविमर्शसुधाव्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे राजाश्रययोगाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ ४१ ॥" ("Thus, in the Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra together with the Savimarsha-sudha commentary, the chapter on Rajashraya-yoga is concluded. Chapter 41.") Per the standing copyright-safety rule, recorded as a structural/source note only, NOT seeded as its own verse entry. - Band28: standalone digitization watermark, not BPHS content. **Chapter 41 therefore runs verses 41.1-41.15 (15 verses total) and CLOSES on this page.** The chapters-array entry (first added on page226 as a 9-verse placeholder pending this page's continuation) is updated here to verses:15. **Contested-word verification log**: - 41.14 compound "मातृभावगावेन्दुभार्गवौ" -- zoomed across three passes at increasing precision (scratchpad/p227-b19-full.png, zoom3.png, zoom4.png) to isolate the exact akshara sequence. Confirmed: मातृभावगौ (dual, "the two situated in the mother's house [4th]") + इन्दुभार्गवौ (dual, "Moon and Venus"), but the printed sandhi-join reads "गावेन्दु" rather than the classically-expected "गाविन्दु" (औ+इ regularly sandhis to आवि, not आवे) -- the े-matra shape (top horizontal stroke) is clearly distinguished from the ि-matra shape (left hook) at this zoom level, so this is not a misread but a genuine non-standard printed sandhi. Retained exactly as printed per the hard constraint against silent correction; meaning is independently confirmed via direct cross-check against this page's own Hindi commentary (band23: "आत्मकारक से चतुर्थस्थ चन्द्र-शुक्र हों", i.e. Moon [चन्द्र/इन्दु] and Venus [शुक्र/भार्गव] in the 4th from the atmakaraka), so the semantic content is high-confidence despite the sandhi irregularity. - 41.10 "पञ्चमे" -- initial coarse read momentarily looked like it could be misparsed as "पश्चमे" (nonsense); cross-checked directly against this page's own commentary (band13: "पञ्चम, सप्तम, नवम या दशम"), which confirms पञ्चमे (5th house) is correct and matches the commentary's explicit list of houses. - All other verses on this page (41.11-41.13, 41.15) read cleanly at band-level zoom with no ambiguous glyphs requiring a dedicated disambiguation pass. Sanity checks: new refs 41.10-41.15 confirmed unique; no duplicate refs; chapter 41 verse count corrected from the page226 placeholder (9) to the true total (15). bphs-scan.js run after seeding. **Bundle**: page227 = 2 of 5 (pages226-230 bundle, not yet complete).

  14. 41.14 सत्यापित

    14

    संस्कृत

    आत्मकारकतो मातृभावगावेन्दुभार्गवौ । नृपलक्ष्मयुतं जातं कुरुतो नृपवन्मुने ॥ १४ ॥

    atmakarakato matrbhavagavendubhargavau, nrpalakshmyutam jatam kuruto nrpavanmune.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    O sage! When Moon and Venus [मातृभावगावेन्दुभार्गवौ, printed sandhi is non-standard -- see source note] are situated in the [4th,] mother's house, reckoned from the atmakaraka, they make the person born endowed with royal fortune, like a king.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    आत्मकारक से चतुर्थस्थ चन्द्र-शुक्र हों तो जातक राजचिह्नयुक्त राजसदृश सौख्यपूर्ण होता है ।

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page227 (PDF p.259, folio "२२७" confirmed by running head band, zoomed separately to disambiguate the numeral). Running head reads the CHAPTER title "राजाश्रययोगाध्यायः" (C-type) -- pages205-227 alternation pattern now T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C, still not a simple alternation, still logged as an open observation. Threshold selection: sweep across T=0.5-10 showed a clean plateau at T4-T10 (image 3122x4942, all giving 29 bands). T5-vs-T7 diff run per standing mandate: T5=29, T7=29 bands (counts matched); only minor padding differences in exact boundaries, no discrepancy investigation needed beyond the routine check. Gap re-scan (mandatory): a 563px gap between band27 (y4053-4105) and band28 (y4668-4698) was investigated directly (scratchpad/p227-biggap.png). Found to contain the tail of the chapter-41 colophon, an ornamental end-of-chapter divider symbol ("--»●«--" style), and genuinely blank paper -- not lost content. Band28 itself is the recurring eGangotri digitization watermark, not BPHS content. **This page completes chapter 41 (राजाश्रययोगाध्यायः)**, continuing directly from page226: - Bands0-4: completion of the SHARED commentary for verses 1-9 (begun on page226 bands21-30; verse7's gloss began there, truncated at the page bottom, and is completed here at band0-1). The block closes with the clause-marker "॥ १-९ ॥" at band4, confirming this one commentary passage covers all of verses 1 through 9. translationHi for 41.7, 41.8, 41.9 is backfilled from this page (was left empty when 41.7-41.9 were first seeded from page226, per the standing multi-page-commentary backfill pattern). - Bands5-8: TWO further consecutive root verses, 41.10 and 41.11 (chapter 41 continues well past the nine verses read on page226 -- confirmed by direct sequential reading rather than assumption). - Bands9-12: TWO further root verses, 41.12 and 41.13. - Bands13-18: shared Hindi commentary for verses 10-13, closing with the clause-marker "॥ १०-१३ ॥" at band18. - Bands19-22: TWO further root verses, 41.14 and 41.15. - Bands23-25: shared Hindi commentary for verses 14-15, closing with the clause-marker "॥ १४-१५ ॥" at band25. - Bands26-27: the CHAPTER 41 COLOPHON -- "इति सविमर्शसुधाव्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे राजाश्रययोगाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ ४१ ॥" ("Thus, in the Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra together with the Savimarsha-sudha commentary, the chapter on Rajashraya-yoga is concluded. Chapter 41.") Per the standing copyright-safety rule, recorded as a structural/source note only, NOT seeded as its own verse entry. - Band28: standalone digitization watermark, not BPHS content. **Chapter 41 therefore runs verses 41.1-41.15 (15 verses total) and CLOSES on this page.** The chapters-array entry (first added on page226 as a 9-verse placeholder pending this page's continuation) is updated here to verses:15. **Contested-word verification log**: - 41.14 compound "मातृभावगावेन्दुभार्गवौ" -- zoomed across three passes at increasing precision (scratchpad/p227-b19-full.png, zoom3.png, zoom4.png) to isolate the exact akshara sequence. Confirmed: मातृभावगौ (dual, "the two situated in the mother's house [4th]") + इन्दुभार्गवौ (dual, "Moon and Venus"), but the printed sandhi-join reads "गावेन्दु" rather than the classically-expected "गाविन्दु" (औ+इ regularly sandhis to आवि, not आवे) -- the े-matra shape (top horizontal stroke) is clearly distinguished from the ि-matra shape (left hook) at this zoom level, so this is not a misread but a genuine non-standard printed sandhi. Retained exactly as printed per the hard constraint against silent correction; meaning is independently confirmed via direct cross-check against this page's own Hindi commentary (band23: "आत्मकारक से चतुर्थस्थ चन्द्र-शुक्र हों", i.e. Moon [चन्द्र/इन्दु] and Venus [शुक्र/भार्गव] in the 4th from the atmakaraka), so the semantic content is high-confidence despite the sandhi irregularity. - 41.10 "पञ्चमे" -- initial coarse read momentarily looked like it could be misparsed as "पश्चमे" (nonsense); cross-checked directly against this page's own commentary (band13: "पञ्चम, सप्तम, नवम या दशम"), which confirms पञ्चमे (5th house) is correct and matches the commentary's explicit list of houses. - All other verses on this page (41.11-41.13, 41.15) read cleanly at band-level zoom with no ambiguous glyphs requiring a dedicated disambiguation pass. Sanity checks: new refs 41.10-41.15 confirmed unique; no duplicate refs; chapter 41 verse count corrected from the page226 placeholder (9) to the true total (15). bphs-scan.js run after seeding. **Bundle**: page227 = 2 of 5 (pages226-230 bundle, not yet complete).

  15. 41.15 सत्यापित

    15

    संस्कृत

    सुतेशसहिते लग्नपतौ किंवात्मकारके । केन्द्रगे कोणगे वापि जातः स्यान्नृपतेः सुहृत् ॥ १५ ॥

    suteshasahite lagnapatau kimvatmakarake, kendrage konage vapi jatah syannrpateh suhrt.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lagna-lord, or else the atmakaraka, joined with the lord of the 5th, is situated in a kendra or a trine, the person born becomes a friend of the king.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    लग्नेश या आत्मकारक पञ्चमेश के साथ केन्द्र या नवम पञ्चम में हों तो जातक राजा का मित्र होता है ॥ १४-१५ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page227 (PDF p.259, folio "२२७" confirmed by running head band, zoomed separately to disambiguate the numeral). Running head reads the CHAPTER title "राजाश्रययोगाध्यायः" (C-type) -- pages205-227 alternation pattern now T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C, still not a simple alternation, still logged as an open observation. Threshold selection: sweep across T=0.5-10 showed a clean plateau at T4-T10 (image 3122x4942, all giving 29 bands). T5-vs-T7 diff run per standing mandate: T5=29, T7=29 bands (counts matched); only minor padding differences in exact boundaries, no discrepancy investigation needed beyond the routine check. Gap re-scan (mandatory): a 563px gap between band27 (y4053-4105) and band28 (y4668-4698) was investigated directly (scratchpad/p227-biggap.png). Found to contain the tail of the chapter-41 colophon, an ornamental end-of-chapter divider symbol ("--»●«--" style), and genuinely blank paper -- not lost content. Band28 itself is the recurring eGangotri digitization watermark, not BPHS content. **This page completes chapter 41 (राजाश्रययोगाध्यायः)**, continuing directly from page226: - Bands0-4: completion of the SHARED commentary for verses 1-9 (begun on page226 bands21-30; verse7's gloss began there, truncated at the page bottom, and is completed here at band0-1). The block closes with the clause-marker "॥ १-९ ॥" at band4, confirming this one commentary passage covers all of verses 1 through 9. translationHi for 41.7, 41.8, 41.9 is backfilled from this page (was left empty when 41.7-41.9 were first seeded from page226, per the standing multi-page-commentary backfill pattern). - Bands5-8: TWO further consecutive root verses, 41.10 and 41.11 (chapter 41 continues well past the nine verses read on page226 -- confirmed by direct sequential reading rather than assumption). - Bands9-12: TWO further root verses, 41.12 and 41.13. - Bands13-18: shared Hindi commentary for verses 10-13, closing with the clause-marker "॥ १०-१३ ॥" at band18. - Bands19-22: TWO further root verses, 41.14 and 41.15. - Bands23-25: shared Hindi commentary for verses 14-15, closing with the clause-marker "॥ १४-१५ ॥" at band25. - Bands26-27: the CHAPTER 41 COLOPHON -- "इति सविमर्शसुधाव्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे राजाश्रययोगाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ ४१ ॥" ("Thus, in the Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra together with the Savimarsha-sudha commentary, the chapter on Rajashraya-yoga is concluded. Chapter 41.") Per the standing copyright-safety rule, recorded as a structural/source note only, NOT seeded as its own verse entry. - Band28: standalone digitization watermark, not BPHS content. **Chapter 41 therefore runs verses 41.1-41.15 (15 verses total) and CLOSES on this page.** The chapters-array entry (first added on page226 as a 9-verse placeholder pending this page's continuation) is updated here to verses:15. **Contested-word verification log**: - 41.14 compound "मातृभावगावेन्दुभार्गवौ" -- zoomed across three passes at increasing precision (scratchpad/p227-b19-full.png, zoom3.png, zoom4.png) to isolate the exact akshara sequence. Confirmed: मातृभावगौ (dual, "the two situated in the mother's house [4th]") + इन्दुभार्गवौ (dual, "Moon and Venus"), but the printed sandhi-join reads "गावेन्दु" rather than the classically-expected "गाविन्दु" (औ+इ regularly sandhis to आवि, not आवे) -- the े-matra shape (top horizontal stroke) is clearly distinguished from the ि-matra shape (left hook) at this zoom level, so this is not a misread but a genuine non-standard printed sandhi. Retained exactly as printed per the hard constraint against silent correction; meaning is independently confirmed via direct cross-check against this page's own Hindi commentary (band23: "आत्मकारक से चतुर्थस्थ चन्द्र-शुक्र हों", i.e. Moon [चन्द्र/इन्दु] and Venus [शुक्र/भार्गव] in the 4th from the atmakaraka), so the semantic content is high-confidence despite the sandhi irregularity. - 41.10 "पञ्चमे" -- initial coarse read momentarily looked like it could be misparsed as "पश्चमे" (nonsense); cross-checked directly against this page's own commentary (band13: "पञ्चम, सप्तम, नवम या दशम"), which confirms पञ्चमे (5th house) is correct and matches the commentary's explicit list of houses. - All other verses on this page (41.11-41.13, 41.15) read cleanly at band-level zoom with no ambiguous glyphs requiring a dedicated disambiguation pass. Sanity checks: new refs 41.10-41.15 confirmed unique; no duplicate refs; chapter 41 verse count corrected from the page226 placeholder (9) to the true total (15). bphs-scan.js run after seeding. **Bundle**: page227 = 2 of 5 (pages226-230 bundle, not yet complete).

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  1. 42.1 सत्यापित

    1

    संस्कृत

    अथातः सम्प्रवक्ष्यामि धनयोगं विशेषतः । यत्र निःसंशयं जातो धनाढ्यः स्याद्द्विजोत्तम ! ॥ १ ॥

    athatah sampravakshyami dhanayogam visheshatah, yatra nihsamshayam jato dhanadhyah syaddvijottama.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Now I shall describe the wealth-yoga (dhana-yoga) in particular detail, O best of the twice-born! -- the yoga by which a person born undoubtedly becomes wealthy.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पराशर ने कहा—अब मैं धनयोग बतलाता हूँ। धनयोग में उत्पन्न बालक निःसन्देह धनी होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page228 (PDF p.260, folio "२२८" confirmed via a dedicated tight zoom on the page-number region, scratchpad/p228-b00-head.png/-L/-R). Running head reads the TREATISE title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" (T-type) -- pages205-228 alternation pattern now T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T, still not a simple alternation, still logged as an open observation. Threshold selection: sweep across T=0.5-10 on the 3287x4930 page image showed a clean plateau at T3-T7 = 30 bands. T5-vs-T7 diff run per standing mandate: both gave 30 bands; band2 showed an apparent positional discrepancy at first glance (T5: y776-849 h73 vs T7: y802-835 h33) but a direct zoom (scratchpad/p228-b02-disc.png/-L/-R) resolved it as the recurring short "परराशर उवाच--" line where a lower threshold pulls in extra faint margin/bleed-through rows -- no content lost, same pattern seen on page226. Gap re-scan (mandatory): band list showed no unusually large gaps (max 142px, band0-to-1); no further investigation needed beyond the routine check. **This page opens Chapter 42 (धनयोगाध्यायः, "the chapter on wealth-yoga")**: - Band0: running head + folio confirmation (structural, not content). - Band1: the CHAPTER 42 OPENING TITLE -- "अथ धनयोगाध्यायः ॥ ४२ ॥" ("Now, the chapter on Dhana-yoga, 42"). Per the standing copyright-safety rule, recorded as a structural/source note only, NOT seeded as its own verse entry. - Band2: the narrative marker "पराशर उवाच--" ("Parashara said--"). Structural, not seeded as a verse, per the same rule applied identically on page226's band2. - Bands3-22: TEN consecutive root verses, 42.1 through 42.10, read sequentially (2 bands per verse: shloka line + closing-quarter-with-verse-number line). Verses 2-8 form a clear systematic 7-planet cycle: each planet's own sign occupied by 5th house AND by the planet itself, combined with a specific planet (or planets) placed in/joined with the 11th (labha) house, produces a wealth-yoga. Verses 9-10 introduce a second, related sub-pattern restricted to the two luminaries (Sun, Moon) -- since each owns only a single sign (unlike the five other grahas, which each own two), the "lagna in own sign + planet itself in lagna" phrasing can be stated simply only for Sun and Moon; this structural observation is noted here, not asserted as fact beyond what is printed. - Bands23-29: the beginning of a SHARED Hindi prose commentary block, covering verses 1 through (partway into) 5, in order. This block is TRUNCATED at the bottom of the page mid-sentence, inside the explanation of verse 5 (cut off after "...पञ्चम में शनि रहें और लाभभवन सूर्य,"), overlaid at band29 by the recurring eGangotri digitization watermark ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"). A dedicated wide zoom (scratchpad/p228-b29-full.png/-L/-R) was used to read the real Devanagari text underneath/beside the overlaid watermark glyphs, confirming no content is lost -- the commentary for verse 5 (and presumably 6-10) continues onto page229, per the standing multi-page shared-commentary backfill pattern (as previously required for verse 41.7 across page226/227). translationHi for 42.5 through 42.10 is therefore left EMPTY on this page and will be backfilled once page229 is read. **Contested-word verification log**: - 42.3 "इन्द्रारेज्ययुते" (11th-house term for the Mercury-verse) -- zoomed directly (scratchpad/p228-b08-zoom.png, 3.5x + autocontrast) confirming the printed letters clearly as इन्द्रारेज्ययुते. The classical derivation of this compound was not fully certain from the root verse alone, so per the illegible-compound-MEANING policy, the letters are retained exactly as printed. Independent corroboration was then found in this page's own commentary at band25-26: "बुधक्षेत्र (कन्या-मिथुन) पञ्चम में बुध रहें, और लाभ स्थान में चन्द्र, भौम, गुरु हों तो भी जातक प्रचुर धनवान् होता है" -- explicitly glossing the 11th-house requirement as चन्द्र (Moon), भौम (Mars), गुरु (Jupiter). This matches इन्दु(Moon)+अर(Mars, an epithet)+ज्य(Jupiter, abbreviated) + युते, giving high-confidence semantic content despite the compound's non-standard/contracted formation. Retained as printed; meaning disclosed via this cross-check rather than assumed from the verse alone. - 42.5 first line "तस्मिन्नर्कजसंयुते" -- an initial coarse read of this compound looked like it might contain "अर्केन्दु" (Sun-Moon), which would have duplicated the second line's "अर्केन्दुयुते" and broken the systematic-cycle pattern (which requires the 5th-house planet, here Saturn, to occupy its own sign). A dedicated multi-part zoom (scratchpad/p228-b11-zoom.png, split into thirds) resolved the compound as "अर्कज" ("son of the Sun," a standard epithet for Saturn/Shani), confirming the verse follows the same "planet's own sign in 5th + that planet itself situated there" structure as all the other cycle verses, with no duplication. This corrects an initial misreading before it was ever seeded, per the standing verification-before-seeding mandate; nothing was retroactively corrected in the JSON since the wrong reading was never written. - 42.9 "स्याद्गतो धनैः" -- a coarse read raised the possibility that this compound might instead be "स्याद्युतो धनैः" ("would become endowed with wealth," a more common construction), since "गतः" + instrumental "धनैः" is a slightly less standard phrasing. A dedicated zoom (scratchpad/p228-b20-zoom.png, split into head/mid/tail) was read letter-by-letter; the visible glyph shape at this position is consistent with ग rather than य. Retained exactly as printed ("स्याद्गतो धनैः"), disclosed as a minor low-confidence point that does not affect the verse's overall sense (endowment with wealth via Mars-and-Jupiter's join/aspect). - 42.10 "चान्द्रिणा" -- zoomed directly (scratchpad/p228-b22-zoom.png) and confirmed cleanly as "जीवेन चान्द्रिणा" (Jupiter + "son of the Moon" = Mercury/Budha), no ambiguity. - All other verses on this page (42.1, 42.2, 42.4, 42.6, 42.7, 42.8) read cleanly at band-level zoom with no ambiguous glyphs requiring a dedicated disambiguation pass. Sanity checks: new refs 42.1-42.10 confirmed unique against the existing verse list; chapter 42 (धनयोगाध्यायः) newly added to the chapters array with verses:10 (auto-recomputed). bphs-scan.js run after seeding. **Bundle**: page228 = 3 of 5 (pages226-230 bundle, not yet complete -- continuing to page229).

  2. 42.2 सत्यापित

    2

    संस्कृत

    पञ्चमे भार्गवक्षेत्रे तस्मिन् शुक्रेण संयुते । लाभे भूमिसुतोपेते बहुद्रव्यस्य नायकः ॥ २ ॥

    panchame bhargavakshetre tasmin shukrena samyute, labhe bhumisutopete bahudravyasya nayakah.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When, in the 5th house -- Venus's own sign -- Venus itself is situated, and the 11th house is joined with Mars [भूमिसुत, "son of the Earth"], [the person] becomes a lord of abundant wealth.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पञ्चमभाव शुक्रक्षेत्र (वृष-तुला) में शुक्र यदि विद्यमान हों तथा लाभस्थान भौमयुक्त हो तो जातक प्रचुर द्रव्यवान् होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page228 (PDF p.260, folio "२२८" confirmed via a dedicated tight zoom on the page-number region, scratchpad/p228-b00-head.png/-L/-R). Running head reads the TREATISE title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" (T-type) -- pages205-228 alternation pattern now T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T, still not a simple alternation, still logged as an open observation. Threshold selection: sweep across T=0.5-10 on the 3287x4930 page image showed a clean plateau at T3-T7 = 30 bands. T5-vs-T7 diff run per standing mandate: both gave 30 bands; band2 showed an apparent positional discrepancy at first glance (T5: y776-849 h73 vs T7: y802-835 h33) but a direct zoom (scratchpad/p228-b02-disc.png/-L/-R) resolved it as the recurring short "परराशर उवाच--" line where a lower threshold pulls in extra faint margin/bleed-through rows -- no content lost, same pattern seen on page226. Gap re-scan (mandatory): band list showed no unusually large gaps (max 142px, band0-to-1); no further investigation needed beyond the routine check. **This page opens Chapter 42 (धनयोगाध्यायः, "the chapter on wealth-yoga")**: - Band0: running head + folio confirmation (structural, not content). - Band1: the CHAPTER 42 OPENING TITLE -- "अथ धनयोगाध्यायः ॥ ४२ ॥" ("Now, the chapter on Dhana-yoga, 42"). Per the standing copyright-safety rule, recorded as a structural/source note only, NOT seeded as its own verse entry. - Band2: the narrative marker "पराशर उवाच--" ("Parashara said--"). Structural, not seeded as a verse, per the same rule applied identically on page226's band2. - Bands3-22: TEN consecutive root verses, 42.1 through 42.10, read sequentially (2 bands per verse: shloka line + closing-quarter-with-verse-number line). Verses 2-8 form a clear systematic 7-planet cycle: each planet's own sign occupied by 5th house AND by the planet itself, combined with a specific planet (or planets) placed in/joined with the 11th (labha) house, produces a wealth-yoga. Verses 9-10 introduce a second, related sub-pattern restricted to the two luminaries (Sun, Moon) -- since each owns only a single sign (unlike the five other grahas, which each own two), the "lagna in own sign + planet itself in lagna" phrasing can be stated simply only for Sun and Moon; this structural observation is noted here, not asserted as fact beyond what is printed. - Bands23-29: the beginning of a SHARED Hindi prose commentary block, covering verses 1 through (partway into) 5, in order. This block is TRUNCATED at the bottom of the page mid-sentence, inside the explanation of verse 5 (cut off after "...पञ्चम में शनि रहें और लाभभवन सूर्य,"), overlaid at band29 by the recurring eGangotri digitization watermark ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"). A dedicated wide zoom (scratchpad/p228-b29-full.png/-L/-R) was used to read the real Devanagari text underneath/beside the overlaid watermark glyphs, confirming no content is lost -- the commentary for verse 5 (and presumably 6-10) continues onto page229, per the standing multi-page shared-commentary backfill pattern (as previously required for verse 41.7 across page226/227). translationHi for 42.5 through 42.10 is therefore left EMPTY on this page and will be backfilled once page229 is read. **Contested-word verification log**: - 42.3 "इन्द्रारेज्ययुते" (11th-house term for the Mercury-verse) -- zoomed directly (scratchpad/p228-b08-zoom.png, 3.5x + autocontrast) confirming the printed letters clearly as इन्द्रारेज्ययुते. The classical derivation of this compound was not fully certain from the root verse alone, so per the illegible-compound-MEANING policy, the letters are retained exactly as printed. Independent corroboration was then found in this page's own commentary at band25-26: "बुधक्षेत्र (कन्या-मिथुन) पञ्चम में बुध रहें, और लाभ स्थान में चन्द्र, भौम, गुरु हों तो भी जातक प्रचुर धनवान् होता है" -- explicitly glossing the 11th-house requirement as चन्द्र (Moon), भौम (Mars), गुरु (Jupiter). This matches इन्दु(Moon)+अर(Mars, an epithet)+ज्य(Jupiter, abbreviated) + युते, giving high-confidence semantic content despite the compound's non-standard/contracted formation. Retained as printed; meaning disclosed via this cross-check rather than assumed from the verse alone. - 42.5 first line "तस्मिन्नर्कजसंयुते" -- an initial coarse read of this compound looked like it might contain "अर्केन्दु" (Sun-Moon), which would have duplicated the second line's "अर्केन्दुयुते" and broken the systematic-cycle pattern (which requires the 5th-house planet, here Saturn, to occupy its own sign). A dedicated multi-part zoom (scratchpad/p228-b11-zoom.png, split into thirds) resolved the compound as "अर्कज" ("son of the Sun," a standard epithet for Saturn/Shani), confirming the verse follows the same "planet's own sign in 5th + that planet itself situated there" structure as all the other cycle verses, with no duplication. This corrects an initial misreading before it was ever seeded, per the standing verification-before-seeding mandate; nothing was retroactively corrected in the JSON since the wrong reading was never written. - 42.9 "स्याद्गतो धनैः" -- a coarse read raised the possibility that this compound might instead be "स्याद्युतो धनैः" ("would become endowed with wealth," a more common construction), since "गतः" + instrumental "धनैः" is a slightly less standard phrasing. A dedicated zoom (scratchpad/p228-b20-zoom.png, split into head/mid/tail) was read letter-by-letter; the visible glyph shape at this position is consistent with ग rather than य. Retained exactly as printed ("स्याद्गतो धनैः"), disclosed as a minor low-confidence point that does not affect the verse's overall sense (endowment with wealth via Mars-and-Jupiter's join/aspect). - 42.10 "चान्द्रिणा" -- zoomed directly (scratchpad/p228-b22-zoom.png) and confirmed cleanly as "जीवेन चान्द्रिणा" (Jupiter + "son of the Moon" = Mercury/Budha), no ambiguity. - All other verses on this page (42.1, 42.2, 42.4, 42.6, 42.7, 42.8) read cleanly at band-level zoom with no ambiguous glyphs requiring a dedicated disambiguation pass. Sanity checks: new refs 42.1-42.10 confirmed unique against the existing verse list; chapter 42 (धनयोगाध्यायः) newly added to the chapters array with verses:10 (auto-recomputed). bphs-scan.js run after seeding. **Bundle**: page228 = 3 of 5 (pages226-230 bundle, not yet complete -- continuing to page229).

  3. 42.3 सत्यापित

    3

    संस्कृत

    पञ्चमे शशिजक्षेत्रे तत्रैव शशिजे स्थिते । इन्द्रारेज्ययुते लाभे बहुद्रव्यस्य नायकः ॥ ३ ॥

    panchame shashijakshetre tatraiva shashije sthite, indrarejyayute labhe bahudravyasya nayakah.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When, in the 5th house -- Mercury's own sign [शशिज, "son of the Moon"] -- Mercury itself is situated there, and the 11th house is joined with [इन्द्रारेज्ययुते, printed compound retained as-is -- see source note; corroborated by this page's own commentary as Moon, Mars and Jupiter], [the person] becomes a lord of abundant wealth.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    बुधक्षेत्र (कन्या-मिथुन) पञ्चम में बुध रहें, और लाभ स्थान में चन्द्र, भौम, गुरु हों तो भी जातक प्रचुर धनवान् होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page228 (PDF p.260, folio "२२८" confirmed via a dedicated tight zoom on the page-number region, scratchpad/p228-b00-head.png/-L/-R). Running head reads the TREATISE title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" (T-type) -- pages205-228 alternation pattern now T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T, still not a simple alternation, still logged as an open observation. Threshold selection: sweep across T=0.5-10 on the 3287x4930 page image showed a clean plateau at T3-T7 = 30 bands. T5-vs-T7 diff run per standing mandate: both gave 30 bands; band2 showed an apparent positional discrepancy at first glance (T5: y776-849 h73 vs T7: y802-835 h33) but a direct zoom (scratchpad/p228-b02-disc.png/-L/-R) resolved it as the recurring short "परराशर उवाच--" line where a lower threshold pulls in extra faint margin/bleed-through rows -- no content lost, same pattern seen on page226. Gap re-scan (mandatory): band list showed no unusually large gaps (max 142px, band0-to-1); no further investigation needed beyond the routine check. **This page opens Chapter 42 (धनयोगाध्यायः, "the chapter on wealth-yoga")**: - Band0: running head + folio confirmation (structural, not content). - Band1: the CHAPTER 42 OPENING TITLE -- "अथ धनयोगाध्यायः ॥ ४२ ॥" ("Now, the chapter on Dhana-yoga, 42"). Per the standing copyright-safety rule, recorded as a structural/source note only, NOT seeded as its own verse entry. - Band2: the narrative marker "पराशर उवाच--" ("Parashara said--"). Structural, not seeded as a verse, per the same rule applied identically on page226's band2. - Bands3-22: TEN consecutive root verses, 42.1 through 42.10, read sequentially (2 bands per verse: shloka line + closing-quarter-with-verse-number line). Verses 2-8 form a clear systematic 7-planet cycle: each planet's own sign occupied by 5th house AND by the planet itself, combined with a specific planet (or planets) placed in/joined with the 11th (labha) house, produces a wealth-yoga. Verses 9-10 introduce a second, related sub-pattern restricted to the two luminaries (Sun, Moon) -- since each owns only a single sign (unlike the five other grahas, which each own two), the "lagna in own sign + planet itself in lagna" phrasing can be stated simply only for Sun and Moon; this structural observation is noted here, not asserted as fact beyond what is printed. - Bands23-29: the beginning of a SHARED Hindi prose commentary block, covering verses 1 through (partway into) 5, in order. This block is TRUNCATED at the bottom of the page mid-sentence, inside the explanation of verse 5 (cut off after "...पञ्चम में शनि रहें और लाभभवन सूर्य,"), overlaid at band29 by the recurring eGangotri digitization watermark ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"). A dedicated wide zoom (scratchpad/p228-b29-full.png/-L/-R) was used to read the real Devanagari text underneath/beside the overlaid watermark glyphs, confirming no content is lost -- the commentary for verse 5 (and presumably 6-10) continues onto page229, per the standing multi-page shared-commentary backfill pattern (as previously required for verse 41.7 across page226/227). translationHi for 42.5 through 42.10 is therefore left EMPTY on this page and will be backfilled once page229 is read. **Contested-word verification log**: - 42.3 "इन्द्रारेज्ययुते" (11th-house term for the Mercury-verse) -- zoomed directly (scratchpad/p228-b08-zoom.png, 3.5x + autocontrast) confirming the printed letters clearly as इन्द्रारेज्ययुते. The classical derivation of this compound was not fully certain from the root verse alone, so per the illegible-compound-MEANING policy, the letters are retained exactly as printed. Independent corroboration was then found in this page's own commentary at band25-26: "बुधक्षेत्र (कन्या-मिथुन) पञ्चम में बुध रहें, और लाभ स्थान में चन्द्र, भौम, गुरु हों तो भी जातक प्रचुर धनवान् होता है" -- explicitly glossing the 11th-house requirement as चन्द्र (Moon), भौम (Mars), गुरु (Jupiter). This matches इन्दु(Moon)+अर(Mars, an epithet)+ज्य(Jupiter, abbreviated) + युते, giving high-confidence semantic content despite the compound's non-standard/contracted formation. Retained as printed; meaning disclosed via this cross-check rather than assumed from the verse alone. - 42.5 first line "तस्मिन्नर्कजसंयुते" -- an initial coarse read of this compound looked like it might contain "अर्केन्दु" (Sun-Moon), which would have duplicated the second line's "अर्केन्दुयुते" and broken the systematic-cycle pattern (which requires the 5th-house planet, here Saturn, to occupy its own sign). A dedicated multi-part zoom (scratchpad/p228-b11-zoom.png, split into thirds) resolved the compound as "अर्कज" ("son of the Sun," a standard epithet for Saturn/Shani), confirming the verse follows the same "planet's own sign in 5th + that planet itself situated there" structure as all the other cycle verses, with no duplication. This corrects an initial misreading before it was ever seeded, per the standing verification-before-seeding mandate; nothing was retroactively corrected in the JSON since the wrong reading was never written. - 42.9 "स्याद्गतो धनैः" -- a coarse read raised the possibility that this compound might instead be "स्याद्युतो धनैः" ("would become endowed with wealth," a more common construction), since "गतः" + instrumental "धनैः" is a slightly less standard phrasing. A dedicated zoom (scratchpad/p228-b20-zoom.png, split into head/mid/tail) was read letter-by-letter; the visible glyph shape at this position is consistent with ग rather than य. Retained exactly as printed ("स्याद्गतो धनैः"), disclosed as a minor low-confidence point that does not affect the verse's overall sense (endowment with wealth via Mars-and-Jupiter's join/aspect). - 42.10 "चान्द्रिणा" -- zoomed directly (scratchpad/p228-b22-zoom.png) and confirmed cleanly as "जीवेन चान्द्रिणा" (Jupiter + "son of the Moon" = Mercury/Budha), no ambiguity. - All other verses on this page (42.1, 42.2, 42.4, 42.6, 42.7, 42.8) read cleanly at band-level zoom with no ambiguous glyphs requiring a dedicated disambiguation pass. Sanity checks: new refs 42.1-42.10 confirmed unique against the existing verse list; chapter 42 (धनयोगाध्यायः) newly added to the chapters array with verses:10 (auto-recomputed). bphs-scan.js run after seeding. **Bundle**: page228 = 3 of 5 (pages226-230 bundle, not yet complete -- continuing to page229).

  4. 42.4 सत्यापित

    4

    संस्कृत

    पञ्चमे तु रविक्षेत्रे तस्मिन्नेव रवौ स्थिते । लाभे मन्देन्दुदेवेज्ये बहुद्रव्यस्य नायकः ॥ ४ ॥

    panchame tu ravikshetre tasminneva ravau sthite, labhe mandendudevejye bahudravyasya nayakah.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When, in the 5th house -- the Sun's own sign -- the Sun itself is situated there, and the 11th house has Saturn, Moon and Jupiter [मन्देन्दुदेवेज्ये], [the person] becomes a lord of abundant wealth.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    उपर्युक्त पञ्चमभाव रविक्षेत्र (सिंह) में सूर्य स्वयं रहें और लाभस्थान शनि, चन्द्र, गुरु, से युक्त हो तो भी जातक पूर्ण धनाढ्य हो... [शेष कथन पृष्ठ की निचली पंक्ति पर कटा हुआ है, अगले पृष्ठ पर पूर्ण किया जाएगा]

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page228 (PDF p.260, folio "२२८" confirmed via a dedicated tight zoom on the page-number region, scratchpad/p228-b00-head.png/-L/-R). Running head reads the TREATISE title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" (T-type) -- pages205-228 alternation pattern now T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T, still not a simple alternation, still logged as an open observation. Threshold selection: sweep across T=0.5-10 on the 3287x4930 page image showed a clean plateau at T3-T7 = 30 bands. T5-vs-T7 diff run per standing mandate: both gave 30 bands; band2 showed an apparent positional discrepancy at first glance (T5: y776-849 h73 vs T7: y802-835 h33) but a direct zoom (scratchpad/p228-b02-disc.png/-L/-R) resolved it as the recurring short "परराशर उवाच--" line where a lower threshold pulls in extra faint margin/bleed-through rows -- no content lost, same pattern seen on page226. Gap re-scan (mandatory): band list showed no unusually large gaps (max 142px, band0-to-1); no further investigation needed beyond the routine check. **This page opens Chapter 42 (धनयोगाध्यायः, "the chapter on wealth-yoga")**: - Band0: running head + folio confirmation (structural, not content). - Band1: the CHAPTER 42 OPENING TITLE -- "अथ धनयोगाध्यायः ॥ ४२ ॥" ("Now, the chapter on Dhana-yoga, 42"). Per the standing copyright-safety rule, recorded as a structural/source note only, NOT seeded as its own verse entry. - Band2: the narrative marker "पराशर उवाच--" ("Parashara said--"). Structural, not seeded as a verse, per the same rule applied identically on page226's band2. - Bands3-22: TEN consecutive root verses, 42.1 through 42.10, read sequentially (2 bands per verse: shloka line + closing-quarter-with-verse-number line). Verses 2-8 form a clear systematic 7-planet cycle: each planet's own sign occupied by 5th house AND by the planet itself, combined with a specific planet (or planets) placed in/joined with the 11th (labha) house, produces a wealth-yoga. Verses 9-10 introduce a second, related sub-pattern restricted to the two luminaries (Sun, Moon) -- since each owns only a single sign (unlike the five other grahas, which each own two), the "lagna in own sign + planet itself in lagna" phrasing can be stated simply only for Sun and Moon; this structural observation is noted here, not asserted as fact beyond what is printed. - Bands23-29: the beginning of a SHARED Hindi prose commentary block, covering verses 1 through (partway into) 5, in order. This block is TRUNCATED at the bottom of the page mid-sentence, inside the explanation of verse 5 (cut off after "...पञ्चम में शनि रहें और लाभभवन सूर्य,"), overlaid at band29 by the recurring eGangotri digitization watermark ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"). A dedicated wide zoom (scratchpad/p228-b29-full.png/-L/-R) was used to read the real Devanagari text underneath/beside the overlaid watermark glyphs, confirming no content is lost -- the commentary for verse 5 (and presumably 6-10) continues onto page229, per the standing multi-page shared-commentary backfill pattern (as previously required for verse 41.7 across page226/227). translationHi for 42.5 through 42.10 is therefore left EMPTY on this page and will be backfilled once page229 is read. **Contested-word verification log**: - 42.3 "इन्द्रारेज्ययुते" (11th-house term for the Mercury-verse) -- zoomed directly (scratchpad/p228-b08-zoom.png, 3.5x + autocontrast) confirming the printed letters clearly as इन्द्रारेज्ययुते. The classical derivation of this compound was not fully certain from the root verse alone, so per the illegible-compound-MEANING policy, the letters are retained exactly as printed. Independent corroboration was then found in this page's own commentary at band25-26: "बुधक्षेत्र (कन्या-मिथुन) पञ्चम में बुध रहें, और लाभ स्थान में चन्द्र, भौम, गुरु हों तो भी जातक प्रचुर धनवान् होता है" -- explicitly glossing the 11th-house requirement as चन्द्र (Moon), भौम (Mars), गुरु (Jupiter). This matches इन्दु(Moon)+अर(Mars, an epithet)+ज्य(Jupiter, abbreviated) + युते, giving high-confidence semantic content despite the compound's non-standard/contracted formation. Retained as printed; meaning disclosed via this cross-check rather than assumed from the verse alone. - 42.5 first line "तस्मिन्नर्कजसंयुते" -- an initial coarse read of this compound looked like it might contain "अर्केन्दु" (Sun-Moon), which would have duplicated the second line's "अर्केन्दुयुते" and broken the systematic-cycle pattern (which requires the 5th-house planet, here Saturn, to occupy its own sign). A dedicated multi-part zoom (scratchpad/p228-b11-zoom.png, split into thirds) resolved the compound as "अर्कज" ("son of the Sun," a standard epithet for Saturn/Shani), confirming the verse follows the same "planet's own sign in 5th + that planet itself situated there" structure as all the other cycle verses, with no duplication. This corrects an initial misreading before it was ever seeded, per the standing verification-before-seeding mandate; nothing was retroactively corrected in the JSON since the wrong reading was never written. - 42.9 "स्याद्गतो धनैः" -- a coarse read raised the possibility that this compound might instead be "स्याद्युतो धनैः" ("would become endowed with wealth," a more common construction), since "गतः" + instrumental "धनैः" is a slightly less standard phrasing. A dedicated zoom (scratchpad/p228-b20-zoom.png, split into head/mid/tail) was read letter-by-letter; the visible glyph shape at this position is consistent with ग rather than य. Retained exactly as printed ("स्याद्गतो धनैः"), disclosed as a minor low-confidence point that does not affect the verse's overall sense (endowment with wealth via Mars-and-Jupiter's join/aspect). - 42.10 "चान्द्रिणा" -- zoomed directly (scratchpad/p228-b22-zoom.png) and confirmed cleanly as "जीवेन चान्द्रिणा" (Jupiter + "son of the Moon" = Mercury/Budha), no ambiguity. - All other verses on this page (42.1, 42.2, 42.4, 42.6, 42.7, 42.8) read cleanly at band-level zoom with no ambiguous glyphs requiring a dedicated disambiguation pass. Sanity checks: new refs 42.1-42.10 confirmed unique against the existing verse list; chapter 42 (धनयोगाध्यायः) newly added to the chapters array with verses:10 (auto-recomputed). bphs-scan.js run after seeding. **Bundle**: page228 = 3 of 5 (pages226-230 bundle, not yet complete -- continuing to page229).

  5. 42.5 सत्यापित

    5

    संस्कृत

    पञ्चमे तु शनिक्षेत्रे तस्मिन्नर्कजसंयुते । लाभेऽर्केन्दुयुते चापि बहुद्रव्यस्य नायकः ॥ ५ ॥

    panchame tu shanikshetre tasminnarkajasamyute, labhe'rkenduyute chapi bahudravyasya nayakah.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When, in the 5th house -- Saturn's own sign -- that [house] is joined with Saturn [अर्कज, "son of the Sun"], and the 11th house is also joined with the Sun and Moon, [the person] becomes a lord of abundant wealth.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    शनिक्षेत्रीय (मकर, कुम्भ) पञ्चम में शनि रहें और लाभभवन सूर्य, चन्द्रयुक्त हो तो जातक पूर्ण धनवान् होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page228 (PDF p.260, folio "२२८" confirmed via a dedicated tight zoom on the page-number region, scratchpad/p228-b00-head.png/-L/-R). Running head reads the TREATISE title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" (T-type) -- pages205-228 alternation pattern now T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T, still not a simple alternation, still logged as an open observation. Threshold selection: sweep across T=0.5-10 on the 3287x4930 page image showed a clean plateau at T3-T7 = 30 bands. T5-vs-T7 diff run per standing mandate: both gave 30 bands; band2 showed an apparent positional discrepancy at first glance (T5: y776-849 h73 vs T7: y802-835 h33) but a direct zoom (scratchpad/p228-b02-disc.png/-L/-R) resolved it as the recurring short "परराशर उवाच--" line where a lower threshold pulls in extra faint margin/bleed-through rows -- no content lost, same pattern seen on page226. Gap re-scan (mandatory): band list showed no unusually large gaps (max 142px, band0-to-1); no further investigation needed beyond the routine check. **This page opens Chapter 42 (धनयोगाध्यायः, "the chapter on wealth-yoga")**: - Band0: running head + folio confirmation (structural, not content). - Band1: the CHAPTER 42 OPENING TITLE -- "अथ धनयोगाध्यायः ॥ ४२ ॥" ("Now, the chapter on Dhana-yoga, 42"). Per the standing copyright-safety rule, recorded as a structural/source note only, NOT seeded as its own verse entry. - Band2: the narrative marker "पराशर उवाच--" ("Parashara said--"). Structural, not seeded as a verse, per the same rule applied identically on page226's band2. - Bands3-22: TEN consecutive root verses, 42.1 through 42.10, read sequentially (2 bands per verse: shloka line + closing-quarter-with-verse-number line). Verses 2-8 form a clear systematic 7-planet cycle: each planet's own sign occupied by 5th house AND by the planet itself, combined with a specific planet (or planets) placed in/joined with the 11th (labha) house, produces a wealth-yoga. Verses 9-10 introduce a second, related sub-pattern restricted to the two luminaries (Sun, Moon) -- since each owns only a single sign (unlike the five other grahas, which each own two), the "lagna in own sign + planet itself in lagna" phrasing can be stated simply only for Sun and Moon; this structural observation is noted here, not asserted as fact beyond what is printed. - Bands23-29: the beginning of a SHARED Hindi prose commentary block, covering verses 1 through (partway into) 5, in order. This block is TRUNCATED at the bottom of the page mid-sentence, inside the explanation of verse 5 (cut off after "...पञ्चम में शनि रहें और लाभभवन सूर्य,"), overlaid at band29 by the recurring eGangotri digitization watermark ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"). A dedicated wide zoom (scratchpad/p228-b29-full.png/-L/-R) was used to read the real Devanagari text underneath/beside the overlaid watermark glyphs, confirming no content is lost -- the commentary for verse 5 (and presumably 6-10) continues onto page229, per the standing multi-page shared-commentary backfill pattern (as previously required for verse 41.7 across page226/227). translationHi for 42.5 through 42.10 is therefore left EMPTY on this page and will be backfilled once page229 is read. **Contested-word verification log**: - 42.3 "इन्द्रारेज्ययुते" (11th-house term for the Mercury-verse) -- zoomed directly (scratchpad/p228-b08-zoom.png, 3.5x + autocontrast) confirming the printed letters clearly as इन्द्रारेज्ययुते. The classical derivation of this compound was not fully certain from the root verse alone, so per the illegible-compound-MEANING policy, the letters are retained exactly as printed. Independent corroboration was then found in this page's own commentary at band25-26: "बुधक्षेत्र (कन्या-मिथुन) पञ्चम में बुध रहें, और लाभ स्थान में चन्द्र, भौम, गुरु हों तो भी जातक प्रचुर धनवान् होता है" -- explicitly glossing the 11th-house requirement as चन्द्र (Moon), भौम (Mars), गुरु (Jupiter). This matches इन्दु(Moon)+अर(Mars, an epithet)+ज्य(Jupiter, abbreviated) + युते, giving high-confidence semantic content despite the compound's non-standard/contracted formation. Retained as printed; meaning disclosed via this cross-check rather than assumed from the verse alone. - 42.5 first line "तस्मिन्नर्कजसंयुते" -- an initial coarse read of this compound looked like it might contain "अर्केन्दु" (Sun-Moon), which would have duplicated the second line's "अर्केन्दुयुते" and broken the systematic-cycle pattern (which requires the 5th-house planet, here Saturn, to occupy its own sign). A dedicated multi-part zoom (scratchpad/p228-b11-zoom.png, split into thirds) resolved the compound as "अर्कज" ("son of the Sun," a standard epithet for Saturn/Shani), confirming the verse follows the same "planet's own sign in 5th + that planet itself situated there" structure as all the other cycle verses, with no duplication. This corrects an initial misreading before it was ever seeded, per the standing verification-before-seeding mandate; nothing was retroactively corrected in the JSON since the wrong reading was never written. - 42.9 "स्याद्गतो धनैः" -- a coarse read raised the possibility that this compound might instead be "स्याद्युतो धनैः" ("would become endowed with wealth," a more common construction), since "गतः" + instrumental "धनैः" is a slightly less standard phrasing. A dedicated zoom (scratchpad/p228-b20-zoom.png, split into head/mid/tail) was read letter-by-letter; the visible glyph shape at this position is consistent with ग rather than य. Retained exactly as printed ("स्याद्गतो धनैः"), disclosed as a minor low-confidence point that does not affect the verse's overall sense (endowment with wealth via Mars-and-Jupiter's join/aspect). - 42.10 "चान्द्रिणा" -- zoomed directly (scratchpad/p228-b22-zoom.png) and confirmed cleanly as "जीवेन चान्द्रिणा" (Jupiter + "son of the Moon" = Mercury/Budha), no ambiguity. - All other verses on this page (42.1, 42.2, 42.4, 42.6, 42.7, 42.8) read cleanly at band-level zoom with no ambiguous glyphs requiring a dedicated disambiguation pass. Sanity checks: new refs 42.1-42.10 confirmed unique against the existing verse list; chapter 42 (धनयोगाध्यायः) newly added to the chapters array with verses:10 (auto-recomputed). bphs-scan.js run after seeding. **Bundle**: page228 = 3 of 5 (pages226-230 bundle, not yet complete -- continuing to page229).

  6. 42.6 सत्यापित

    6

    संस्कृत

    पञ्चमे तु गुरुक्षेत्रे तस्मिन् गुरुयुतेऽपि च । लाभे बुधयुते जातो बहुद्रव्यस्य नायकः ॥ ६ ॥

    panchame tu gurukshetre tasmin guruyute'pi cha, labhe budhayute jato bahudravyasya nayakah.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When, in the 5th house -- Jupiter's own sign -- that [house] is also joined with Jupiter, and the 11th house is joined with Mercury, the person born becomes a lord of abundant wealth.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    गुरुक्षेत्रीय (धनु, मीन) पञ्चम स्थान में गुरु स्वयं रहें, और लाभस्थान बुधयुक्त हो तो भी जातक महाधनी होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page228 (PDF p.260, folio "२२८" confirmed via a dedicated tight zoom on the page-number region, scratchpad/p228-b00-head.png/-L/-R). Running head reads the TREATISE title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" (T-type) -- pages205-228 alternation pattern now T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T, still not a simple alternation, still logged as an open observation. Threshold selection: sweep across T=0.5-10 on the 3287x4930 page image showed a clean plateau at T3-T7 = 30 bands. T5-vs-T7 diff run per standing mandate: both gave 30 bands; band2 showed an apparent positional discrepancy at first glance (T5: y776-849 h73 vs T7: y802-835 h33) but a direct zoom (scratchpad/p228-b02-disc.png/-L/-R) resolved it as the recurring short "परराशर उवाच--" line where a lower threshold pulls in extra faint margin/bleed-through rows -- no content lost, same pattern seen on page226. Gap re-scan (mandatory): band list showed no unusually large gaps (max 142px, band0-to-1); no further investigation needed beyond the routine check. **This page opens Chapter 42 (धनयोगाध्यायः, "the chapter on wealth-yoga")**: - Band0: running head + folio confirmation (structural, not content). - Band1: the CHAPTER 42 OPENING TITLE -- "अथ धनयोगाध्यायः ॥ ४२ ॥" ("Now, the chapter on Dhana-yoga, 42"). Per the standing copyright-safety rule, recorded as a structural/source note only, NOT seeded as its own verse entry. - Band2: the narrative marker "पराशर उवाच--" ("Parashara said--"). Structural, not seeded as a verse, per the same rule applied identically on page226's band2. - Bands3-22: TEN consecutive root verses, 42.1 through 42.10, read sequentially (2 bands per verse: shloka line + closing-quarter-with-verse-number line). Verses 2-8 form a clear systematic 7-planet cycle: each planet's own sign occupied by 5th house AND by the planet itself, combined with a specific planet (or planets) placed in/joined with the 11th (labha) house, produces a wealth-yoga. Verses 9-10 introduce a second, related sub-pattern restricted to the two luminaries (Sun, Moon) -- since each owns only a single sign (unlike the five other grahas, which each own two), the "lagna in own sign + planet itself in lagna" phrasing can be stated simply only for Sun and Moon; this structural observation is noted here, not asserted as fact beyond what is printed. - Bands23-29: the beginning of a SHARED Hindi prose commentary block, covering verses 1 through (partway into) 5, in order. This block is TRUNCATED at the bottom of the page mid-sentence, inside the explanation of verse 5 (cut off after "...पञ्चम में शनि रहें और लाभभवन सूर्य,"), overlaid at band29 by the recurring eGangotri digitization watermark ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"). A dedicated wide zoom (scratchpad/p228-b29-full.png/-L/-R) was used to read the real Devanagari text underneath/beside the overlaid watermark glyphs, confirming no content is lost -- the commentary for verse 5 (and presumably 6-10) continues onto page229, per the standing multi-page shared-commentary backfill pattern (as previously required for verse 41.7 across page226/227). translationHi for 42.5 through 42.10 is therefore left EMPTY on this page and will be backfilled once page229 is read. **Contested-word verification log**: - 42.3 "इन्द्रारेज्ययुते" (11th-house term for the Mercury-verse) -- zoomed directly (scratchpad/p228-b08-zoom.png, 3.5x + autocontrast) confirming the printed letters clearly as इन्द्रारेज्ययुते. The classical derivation of this compound was not fully certain from the root verse alone, so per the illegible-compound-MEANING policy, the letters are retained exactly as printed. Independent corroboration was then found in this page's own commentary at band25-26: "बुधक्षेत्र (कन्या-मिथुन) पञ्चम में बुध रहें, और लाभ स्थान में चन्द्र, भौम, गुरु हों तो भी जातक प्रचुर धनवान् होता है" -- explicitly glossing the 11th-house requirement as चन्द्र (Moon), भौम (Mars), गुरु (Jupiter). This matches इन्दु(Moon)+अर(Mars, an epithet)+ज्य(Jupiter, abbreviated) + युते, giving high-confidence semantic content despite the compound's non-standard/contracted formation. Retained as printed; meaning disclosed via this cross-check rather than assumed from the verse alone. - 42.5 first line "तस्मिन्नर्कजसंयुते" -- an initial coarse read of this compound looked like it might contain "अर्केन्दु" (Sun-Moon), which would have duplicated the second line's "अर्केन्दुयुते" and broken the systematic-cycle pattern (which requires the 5th-house planet, here Saturn, to occupy its own sign). A dedicated multi-part zoom (scratchpad/p228-b11-zoom.png, split into thirds) resolved the compound as "अर्कज" ("son of the Sun," a standard epithet for Saturn/Shani), confirming the verse follows the same "planet's own sign in 5th + that planet itself situated there" structure as all the other cycle verses, with no duplication. This corrects an initial misreading before it was ever seeded, per the standing verification-before-seeding mandate; nothing was retroactively corrected in the JSON since the wrong reading was never written. - 42.9 "स्याद्गतो धनैः" -- a coarse read raised the possibility that this compound might instead be "स्याद्युतो धनैः" ("would become endowed with wealth," a more common construction), since "गतः" + instrumental "धनैः" is a slightly less standard phrasing. A dedicated zoom (scratchpad/p228-b20-zoom.png, split into head/mid/tail) was read letter-by-letter; the visible glyph shape at this position is consistent with ग rather than य. Retained exactly as printed ("स्याद्गतो धनैः"), disclosed as a minor low-confidence point that does not affect the verse's overall sense (endowment with wealth via Mars-and-Jupiter's join/aspect). - 42.10 "चान्द्रिणा" -- zoomed directly (scratchpad/p228-b22-zoom.png) and confirmed cleanly as "जीवेन चान्द्रिणा" (Jupiter + "son of the Moon" = Mercury/Budha), no ambiguity. - All other verses on this page (42.1, 42.2, 42.4, 42.6, 42.7, 42.8) read cleanly at band-level zoom with no ambiguous glyphs requiring a dedicated disambiguation pass. Sanity checks: new refs 42.1-42.10 confirmed unique against the existing verse list; chapter 42 (धनयोगाध्यायः) newly added to the chapters array with verses:10 (auto-recomputed). bphs-scan.js run after seeding. **Bundle**: page228 = 3 of 5 (pages226-230 bundle, not yet complete -- continuing to page229).

  7. 42.7 सत्यापित

    7

    संस्कृत

    पञ्चमे भूसुतक्षेत्रे तस्मिन् भौमसमन्विते । लाभगे भार्गवे जातो बहुद्रव्यस्य नायकः ॥ ७ ॥

    panchame bhusutakshetre tasmin bhaumasamanvite, labhage bhargave jato bahudravyasya nayakah.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When, in the 5th house -- Mars's own sign [भूसुत, "son of the Earth"] -- that [house] is joined with Mars, and Venus [भार्गव] is in the 11th, the person born becomes a lord of abundant wealth.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    भौमक्षेत्रीय (मेष, वृश्चिक) पञ्चमस्थान में मंगल हों और लाभस्थान में शुक्र हों तो भी जातक पूर्णधनी होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page228 (PDF p.260, folio "२२८" confirmed via a dedicated tight zoom on the page-number region, scratchpad/p228-b00-head.png/-L/-R). Running head reads the TREATISE title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" (T-type) -- pages205-228 alternation pattern now T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T, still not a simple alternation, still logged as an open observation. Threshold selection: sweep across T=0.5-10 on the 3287x4930 page image showed a clean plateau at T3-T7 = 30 bands. T5-vs-T7 diff run per standing mandate: both gave 30 bands; band2 showed an apparent positional discrepancy at first glance (T5: y776-849 h73 vs T7: y802-835 h33) but a direct zoom (scratchpad/p228-b02-disc.png/-L/-R) resolved it as the recurring short "परराशर उवाच--" line where a lower threshold pulls in extra faint margin/bleed-through rows -- no content lost, same pattern seen on page226. Gap re-scan (mandatory): band list showed no unusually large gaps (max 142px, band0-to-1); no further investigation needed beyond the routine check. **This page opens Chapter 42 (धनयोगाध्यायः, "the chapter on wealth-yoga")**: - Band0: running head + folio confirmation (structural, not content). - Band1: the CHAPTER 42 OPENING TITLE -- "अथ धनयोगाध्यायः ॥ ४२ ॥" ("Now, the chapter on Dhana-yoga, 42"). Per the standing copyright-safety rule, recorded as a structural/source note only, NOT seeded as its own verse entry. - Band2: the narrative marker "पराशर उवाच--" ("Parashara said--"). Structural, not seeded as a verse, per the same rule applied identically on page226's band2. - Bands3-22: TEN consecutive root verses, 42.1 through 42.10, read sequentially (2 bands per verse: shloka line + closing-quarter-with-verse-number line). Verses 2-8 form a clear systematic 7-planet cycle: each planet's own sign occupied by 5th house AND by the planet itself, combined with a specific planet (or planets) placed in/joined with the 11th (labha) house, produces a wealth-yoga. Verses 9-10 introduce a second, related sub-pattern restricted to the two luminaries (Sun, Moon) -- since each owns only a single sign (unlike the five other grahas, which each own two), the "lagna in own sign + planet itself in lagna" phrasing can be stated simply only for Sun and Moon; this structural observation is noted here, not asserted as fact beyond what is printed. - Bands23-29: the beginning of a SHARED Hindi prose commentary block, covering verses 1 through (partway into) 5, in order. This block is TRUNCATED at the bottom of the page mid-sentence, inside the explanation of verse 5 (cut off after "...पञ्चम में शनि रहें और लाभभवन सूर्य,"), overlaid at band29 by the recurring eGangotri digitization watermark ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"). A dedicated wide zoom (scratchpad/p228-b29-full.png/-L/-R) was used to read the real Devanagari text underneath/beside the overlaid watermark glyphs, confirming no content is lost -- the commentary for verse 5 (and presumably 6-10) continues onto page229, per the standing multi-page shared-commentary backfill pattern (as previously required for verse 41.7 across page226/227). translationHi for 42.5 through 42.10 is therefore left EMPTY on this page and will be backfilled once page229 is read. **Contested-word verification log**: - 42.3 "इन्द्रारेज्ययुते" (11th-house term for the Mercury-verse) -- zoomed directly (scratchpad/p228-b08-zoom.png, 3.5x + autocontrast) confirming the printed letters clearly as इन्द्रारेज्ययुते. The classical derivation of this compound was not fully certain from the root verse alone, so per the illegible-compound-MEANING policy, the letters are retained exactly as printed. Independent corroboration was then found in this page's own commentary at band25-26: "बुधक्षेत्र (कन्या-मिथुन) पञ्चम में बुध रहें, और लाभ स्थान में चन्द्र, भौम, गुरु हों तो भी जातक प्रचुर धनवान् होता है" -- explicitly glossing the 11th-house requirement as चन्द्र (Moon), भौम (Mars), गुरु (Jupiter). This matches इन्दु(Moon)+अर(Mars, an epithet)+ज्य(Jupiter, abbreviated) + युते, giving high-confidence semantic content despite the compound's non-standard/contracted formation. Retained as printed; meaning disclosed via this cross-check rather than assumed from the verse alone. - 42.5 first line "तस्मिन्नर्कजसंयुते" -- an initial coarse read of this compound looked like it might contain "अर्केन्दु" (Sun-Moon), which would have duplicated the second line's "अर्केन्दुयुते" and broken the systematic-cycle pattern (which requires the 5th-house planet, here Saturn, to occupy its own sign). A dedicated multi-part zoom (scratchpad/p228-b11-zoom.png, split into thirds) resolved the compound as "अर्कज" ("son of the Sun," a standard epithet for Saturn/Shani), confirming the verse follows the same "planet's own sign in 5th + that planet itself situated there" structure as all the other cycle verses, with no duplication. This corrects an initial misreading before it was ever seeded, per the standing verification-before-seeding mandate; nothing was retroactively corrected in the JSON since the wrong reading was never written. - 42.9 "स्याद्गतो धनैः" -- a coarse read raised the possibility that this compound might instead be "स्याद्युतो धनैः" ("would become endowed with wealth," a more common construction), since "गतः" + instrumental "धनैः" is a slightly less standard phrasing. A dedicated zoom (scratchpad/p228-b20-zoom.png, split into head/mid/tail) was read letter-by-letter; the visible glyph shape at this position is consistent with ग rather than य. Retained exactly as printed ("स्याद्गतो धनैः"), disclosed as a minor low-confidence point that does not affect the verse's overall sense (endowment with wealth via Mars-and-Jupiter's join/aspect). - 42.10 "चान्द्रिणा" -- zoomed directly (scratchpad/p228-b22-zoom.png) and confirmed cleanly as "जीवेन चान्द्रिणा" (Jupiter + "son of the Moon" = Mercury/Budha), no ambiguity. - All other verses on this page (42.1, 42.2, 42.4, 42.6, 42.7, 42.8) read cleanly at band-level zoom with no ambiguous glyphs requiring a dedicated disambiguation pass. Sanity checks: new refs 42.1-42.10 confirmed unique against the existing verse list; chapter 42 (धनयोगाध्यायः) newly added to the chapters array with verses:10 (auto-recomputed). bphs-scan.js run after seeding. **Bundle**: page228 = 3 of 5 (pages226-230 bundle, not yet complete -- continuing to page229).

  8. 42.8 सत्यापित

    8

    संस्कृत

    पञ्चमे शशिनः क्षेत्रे तत्र चन्द्रमसि स्थिते । मन्दे त्वायगते जातो बहुद्रव्यस्य नायकः ॥ ८ ॥

    panchame shashinah kshetre tatra chandramasi sthite, mande tvayagate jato bahudravyasya nayakah.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When, in the 5th house -- the Moon's own sign -- the Moon itself is situated there, and Saturn [मन्द] is in the 11th [आयगत], the person born becomes a lord of abundant wealth.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    चन्द्रक्षेत्रीय (कर्क) पञ्चम में चन्द्रमा हों और आयस्थान शनि युक्त हो तो जातक महाधनी होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page228 (PDF p.260, folio "२२८" confirmed via a dedicated tight zoom on the page-number region, scratchpad/p228-b00-head.png/-L/-R). Running head reads the TREATISE title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" (T-type) -- pages205-228 alternation pattern now T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T, still not a simple alternation, still logged as an open observation. Threshold selection: sweep across T=0.5-10 on the 3287x4930 page image showed a clean plateau at T3-T7 = 30 bands. T5-vs-T7 diff run per standing mandate: both gave 30 bands; band2 showed an apparent positional discrepancy at first glance (T5: y776-849 h73 vs T7: y802-835 h33) but a direct zoom (scratchpad/p228-b02-disc.png/-L/-R) resolved it as the recurring short "परराशर उवाच--" line where a lower threshold pulls in extra faint margin/bleed-through rows -- no content lost, same pattern seen on page226. Gap re-scan (mandatory): band list showed no unusually large gaps (max 142px, band0-to-1); no further investigation needed beyond the routine check. **This page opens Chapter 42 (धनयोगाध्यायः, "the chapter on wealth-yoga")**: - Band0: running head + folio confirmation (structural, not content). - Band1: the CHAPTER 42 OPENING TITLE -- "अथ धनयोगाध्यायः ॥ ४२ ॥" ("Now, the chapter on Dhana-yoga, 42"). Per the standing copyright-safety rule, recorded as a structural/source note only, NOT seeded as its own verse entry. - Band2: the narrative marker "पराशर उवाच--" ("Parashara said--"). Structural, not seeded as a verse, per the same rule applied identically on page226's band2. - Bands3-22: TEN consecutive root verses, 42.1 through 42.10, read sequentially (2 bands per verse: shloka line + closing-quarter-with-verse-number line). Verses 2-8 form a clear systematic 7-planet cycle: each planet's own sign occupied by 5th house AND by the planet itself, combined with a specific planet (or planets) placed in/joined with the 11th (labha) house, produces a wealth-yoga. Verses 9-10 introduce a second, related sub-pattern restricted to the two luminaries (Sun, Moon) -- since each owns only a single sign (unlike the five other grahas, which each own two), the "lagna in own sign + planet itself in lagna" phrasing can be stated simply only for Sun and Moon; this structural observation is noted here, not asserted as fact beyond what is printed. - Bands23-29: the beginning of a SHARED Hindi prose commentary block, covering verses 1 through (partway into) 5, in order. This block is TRUNCATED at the bottom of the page mid-sentence, inside the explanation of verse 5 (cut off after "...पञ्चम में शनि रहें और लाभभवन सूर्य,"), overlaid at band29 by the recurring eGangotri digitization watermark ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"). A dedicated wide zoom (scratchpad/p228-b29-full.png/-L/-R) was used to read the real Devanagari text underneath/beside the overlaid watermark glyphs, confirming no content is lost -- the commentary for verse 5 (and presumably 6-10) continues onto page229, per the standing multi-page shared-commentary backfill pattern (as previously required for verse 41.7 across page226/227). translationHi for 42.5 through 42.10 is therefore left EMPTY on this page and will be backfilled once page229 is read. **Contested-word verification log**: - 42.3 "इन्द्रारेज्ययुते" (11th-house term for the Mercury-verse) -- zoomed directly (scratchpad/p228-b08-zoom.png, 3.5x + autocontrast) confirming the printed letters clearly as इन्द्रारेज्ययुते. The classical derivation of this compound was not fully certain from the root verse alone, so per the illegible-compound-MEANING policy, the letters are retained exactly as printed. Independent corroboration was then found in this page's own commentary at band25-26: "बुधक्षेत्र (कन्या-मिथुन) पञ्चम में बुध रहें, और लाभ स्थान में चन्द्र, भौम, गुरु हों तो भी जातक प्रचुर धनवान् होता है" -- explicitly glossing the 11th-house requirement as चन्द्र (Moon), भौम (Mars), गुरु (Jupiter). This matches इन्दु(Moon)+अर(Mars, an epithet)+ज्य(Jupiter, abbreviated) + युते, giving high-confidence semantic content despite the compound's non-standard/contracted formation. Retained as printed; meaning disclosed via this cross-check rather than assumed from the verse alone. - 42.5 first line "तस्मिन्नर्कजसंयुते" -- an initial coarse read of this compound looked like it might contain "अर्केन्दु" (Sun-Moon), which would have duplicated the second line's "अर्केन्दुयुते" and broken the systematic-cycle pattern (which requires the 5th-house planet, here Saturn, to occupy its own sign). A dedicated multi-part zoom (scratchpad/p228-b11-zoom.png, split into thirds) resolved the compound as "अर्कज" ("son of the Sun," a standard epithet for Saturn/Shani), confirming the verse follows the same "planet's own sign in 5th + that planet itself situated there" structure as all the other cycle verses, with no duplication. This corrects an initial misreading before it was ever seeded, per the standing verification-before-seeding mandate; nothing was retroactively corrected in the JSON since the wrong reading was never written. - 42.9 "स्याद्गतो धनैः" -- a coarse read raised the possibility that this compound might instead be "स्याद्युतो धनैः" ("would become endowed with wealth," a more common construction), since "गतः" + instrumental "धनैः" is a slightly less standard phrasing. A dedicated zoom (scratchpad/p228-b20-zoom.png, split into head/mid/tail) was read letter-by-letter; the visible glyph shape at this position is consistent with ग rather than य. Retained exactly as printed ("स्याद्गतो धनैः"), disclosed as a minor low-confidence point that does not affect the verse's overall sense (endowment with wealth via Mars-and-Jupiter's join/aspect). - 42.10 "चान्द्रिणा" -- zoomed directly (scratchpad/p228-b22-zoom.png) and confirmed cleanly as "जीवेन चान्द्रिणा" (Jupiter + "son of the Moon" = Mercury/Budha), no ambiguity. - All other verses on this page (42.1, 42.2, 42.4, 42.6, 42.7, 42.8) read cleanly at band-level zoom with no ambiguous glyphs requiring a dedicated disambiguation pass. Sanity checks: new refs 42.1-42.10 confirmed unique against the existing verse list; chapter 42 (धनयोगाध्यायः) newly added to the chapters array with verses:10 (auto-recomputed). bphs-scan.js run after seeding. **Bundle**: page228 = 3 of 5 (pages226-230 bundle, not yet complete -- continuing to page229).

  9. 42.9 सत्यापित

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    संस्कृत

    भानुक्षेत्रगते लग्ने तस्मिन् भानौ स्थिते सति । भौमेन गुरुणा युक्ते दृष्टे वा स्याद्गतो धनैः ॥ ९ ॥

    bhanukshetragate lagne tasmin bhanau sthite sati, bhaumena guruna yukte drshte va syadgato dhanaih.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lagna is in the sign of the Sun, and the Sun itself is situated in that [lagna], joined with or aspected by Mars and Jupiter, [the person] becomes possessed of wealth.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    सूर्यक्षेत्रीय (सिंह) लग्न में सूर्य रहें, और भौम गुरु का योग या दृष्टि हो तो जातक धनी होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page228 (PDF p.260, folio "२२८" confirmed via a dedicated tight zoom on the page-number region, scratchpad/p228-b00-head.png/-L/-R). Running head reads the TREATISE title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" (T-type) -- pages205-228 alternation pattern now T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T, still not a simple alternation, still logged as an open observation. Threshold selection: sweep across T=0.5-10 on the 3287x4930 page image showed a clean plateau at T3-T7 = 30 bands. T5-vs-T7 diff run per standing mandate: both gave 30 bands; band2 showed an apparent positional discrepancy at first glance (T5: y776-849 h73 vs T7: y802-835 h33) but a direct zoom (scratchpad/p228-b02-disc.png/-L/-R) resolved it as the recurring short "परराशर उवाच--" line where a lower threshold pulls in extra faint margin/bleed-through rows -- no content lost, same pattern seen on page226. Gap re-scan (mandatory): band list showed no unusually large gaps (max 142px, band0-to-1); no further investigation needed beyond the routine check. **This page opens Chapter 42 (धनयोगाध्यायः, "the chapter on wealth-yoga")**: - Band0: running head + folio confirmation (structural, not content). - Band1: the CHAPTER 42 OPENING TITLE -- "अथ धनयोगाध्यायः ॥ ४२ ॥" ("Now, the chapter on Dhana-yoga, 42"). Per the standing copyright-safety rule, recorded as a structural/source note only, NOT seeded as its own verse entry. - Band2: the narrative marker "पराशर उवाच--" ("Parashara said--"). Structural, not seeded as a verse, per the same rule applied identically on page226's band2. - Bands3-22: TEN consecutive root verses, 42.1 through 42.10, read sequentially (2 bands per verse: shloka line + closing-quarter-with-verse-number line). Verses 2-8 form a clear systematic 7-planet cycle: each planet's own sign occupied by 5th house AND by the planet itself, combined with a specific planet (or planets) placed in/joined with the 11th (labha) house, produces a wealth-yoga. Verses 9-10 introduce a second, related sub-pattern restricted to the two luminaries (Sun, Moon) -- since each owns only a single sign (unlike the five other grahas, which each own two), the "lagna in own sign + planet itself in lagna" phrasing can be stated simply only for Sun and Moon; this structural observation is noted here, not asserted as fact beyond what is printed. - Bands23-29: the beginning of a SHARED Hindi prose commentary block, covering verses 1 through (partway into) 5, in order. This block is TRUNCATED at the bottom of the page mid-sentence, inside the explanation of verse 5 (cut off after "...पञ्चम में शनि रहें और लाभभवन सूर्य,"), overlaid at band29 by the recurring eGangotri digitization watermark ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"). A dedicated wide zoom (scratchpad/p228-b29-full.png/-L/-R) was used to read the real Devanagari text underneath/beside the overlaid watermark glyphs, confirming no content is lost -- the commentary for verse 5 (and presumably 6-10) continues onto page229, per the standing multi-page shared-commentary backfill pattern (as previously required for verse 41.7 across page226/227). translationHi for 42.5 through 42.10 is therefore left EMPTY on this page and will be backfilled once page229 is read. **Contested-word verification log**: - 42.3 "इन्द्रारेज्ययुते" (11th-house term for the Mercury-verse) -- zoomed directly (scratchpad/p228-b08-zoom.png, 3.5x + autocontrast) confirming the printed letters clearly as इन्द्रारेज्ययुते. The classical derivation of this compound was not fully certain from the root verse alone, so per the illegible-compound-MEANING policy, the letters are retained exactly as printed. Independent corroboration was then found in this page's own commentary at band25-26: "बुधक्षेत्र (कन्या-मिथुन) पञ्चम में बुध रहें, और लाभ स्थान में चन्द्र, भौम, गुरु हों तो भी जातक प्रचुर धनवान् होता है" -- explicitly glossing the 11th-house requirement as चन्द्र (Moon), भौम (Mars), गुरु (Jupiter). This matches इन्दु(Moon)+अर(Mars, an epithet)+ज्य(Jupiter, abbreviated) + युते, giving high-confidence semantic content despite the compound's non-standard/contracted formation. Retained as printed; meaning disclosed via this cross-check rather than assumed from the verse alone. - 42.5 first line "तस्मिन्नर्कजसंयुते" -- an initial coarse read of this compound looked like it might contain "अर्केन्दु" (Sun-Moon), which would have duplicated the second line's "अर्केन्दुयुते" and broken the systematic-cycle pattern (which requires the 5th-house planet, here Saturn, to occupy its own sign). A dedicated multi-part zoom (scratchpad/p228-b11-zoom.png, split into thirds) resolved the compound as "अर्कज" ("son of the Sun," a standard epithet for Saturn/Shani), confirming the verse follows the same "planet's own sign in 5th + that planet itself situated there" structure as all the other cycle verses, with no duplication. This corrects an initial misreading before it was ever seeded, per the standing verification-before-seeding mandate; nothing was retroactively corrected in the JSON since the wrong reading was never written. - 42.9 "स्याद्गतो धनैः" -- a coarse read raised the possibility that this compound might instead be "स्याद्युतो धनैः" ("would become endowed with wealth," a more common construction), since "गतः" + instrumental "धनैः" is a slightly less standard phrasing. A dedicated zoom (scratchpad/p228-b20-zoom.png, split into head/mid/tail) was read letter-by-letter; the visible glyph shape at this position is consistent with ग rather than य. Retained exactly as printed ("स्याद्गतो धनैः"), disclosed as a minor low-confidence point that does not affect the verse's overall sense (endowment with wealth via Mars-and-Jupiter's join/aspect). - 42.10 "चान्द्रिणा" -- zoomed directly (scratchpad/p228-b22-zoom.png) and confirmed cleanly as "जीवेन चान्द्रिणा" (Jupiter + "son of the Moon" = Mercury/Budha), no ambiguity. - All other verses on this page (42.1, 42.2, 42.4, 42.6, 42.7, 42.8) read cleanly at band-level zoom with no ambiguous glyphs requiring a dedicated disambiguation pass. Sanity checks: new refs 42.1-42.10 confirmed unique against the existing verse list; chapter 42 (धनयोगाध्यायः) newly added to the chapters array with verses:10 (auto-recomputed). bphs-scan.js run after seeding. **Bundle**: page228 = 3 of 5 (pages226-230 bundle, not yet complete -- continuing to page229).

  10. 42.10 सत्यापित

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    संस्कृत

    चन्द्रक्षेत्रगते लग्ने तस्मिन् चन्द्रसमन्विते । जीवेन चान्द्रिणा युक्ते दृष्टे जातो धनी भवेत् ॥ १० ॥

    chandrakshetragate lagne tasmin chandrasamanvite, jivena chandrina yukte drshte jato dhani bhavet.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lagna is in the sign of the Moon, and situated there together with the Moon itself, joined with or aspected by Jupiter and Mercury [चान्द्रिणा, "son of the Moon"], the person born becomes wealthy.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    चन्द्रक्षेत्रीय (कर्क) लग्न में चन्द्रमा रहें और बुध-गुरु का योग या दृष्टि हो तो भी जातक धनी होता है ॥ १-१० ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page228 (PDF p.260, folio "२२८" confirmed via a dedicated tight zoom on the page-number region, scratchpad/p228-b00-head.png/-L/-R). Running head reads the TREATISE title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" (T-type) -- pages205-228 alternation pattern now T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/T/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T/C/T, still not a simple alternation, still logged as an open observation. Threshold selection: sweep across T=0.5-10 on the 3287x4930 page image showed a clean plateau at T3-T7 = 30 bands. T5-vs-T7 diff run per standing mandate: both gave 30 bands; band2 showed an apparent positional discrepancy at first glance (T5: y776-849 h73 vs T7: y802-835 h33) but a direct zoom (scratchpad/p228-b02-disc.png/-L/-R) resolved it as the recurring short "परराशर उवाच--" line where a lower threshold pulls in extra faint margin/bleed-through rows -- no content lost, same pattern seen on page226. Gap re-scan (mandatory): band list showed no unusually large gaps (max 142px, band0-to-1); no further investigation needed beyond the routine check. **This page opens Chapter 42 (धनयोगाध्यायः, "the chapter on wealth-yoga")**: - Band0: running head + folio confirmation (structural, not content). - Band1: the CHAPTER 42 OPENING TITLE -- "अथ धनयोगाध्यायः ॥ ४२ ॥" ("Now, the chapter on Dhana-yoga, 42"). Per the standing copyright-safety rule, recorded as a structural/source note only, NOT seeded as its own verse entry. - Band2: the narrative marker "पराशर उवाच--" ("Parashara said--"). Structural, not seeded as a verse, per the same rule applied identically on page226's band2. - Bands3-22: TEN consecutive root verses, 42.1 through 42.10, read sequentially (2 bands per verse: shloka line + closing-quarter-with-verse-number line). Verses 2-8 form a clear systematic 7-planet cycle: each planet's own sign occupied by 5th house AND by the planet itself, combined with a specific planet (or planets) placed in/joined with the 11th (labha) house, produces a wealth-yoga. Verses 9-10 introduce a second, related sub-pattern restricted to the two luminaries (Sun, Moon) -- since each owns only a single sign (unlike the five other grahas, which each own two), the "lagna in own sign + planet itself in lagna" phrasing can be stated simply only for Sun and Moon; this structural observation is noted here, not asserted as fact beyond what is printed. - Bands23-29: the beginning of a SHARED Hindi prose commentary block, covering verses 1 through (partway into) 5, in order. This block is TRUNCATED at the bottom of the page mid-sentence, inside the explanation of verse 5 (cut off after "...पञ्चम में शनि रहें और लाभभवन सूर्य,"), overlaid at band29 by the recurring eGangotri digitization watermark ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"). A dedicated wide zoom (scratchpad/p228-b29-full.png/-L/-R) was used to read the real Devanagari text underneath/beside the overlaid watermark glyphs, confirming no content is lost -- the commentary for verse 5 (and presumably 6-10) continues onto page229, per the standing multi-page shared-commentary backfill pattern (as previously required for verse 41.7 across page226/227). translationHi for 42.5 through 42.10 is therefore left EMPTY on this page and will be backfilled once page229 is read. **Contested-word verification log**: - 42.3 "इन्द्रारेज्ययुते" (11th-house term for the Mercury-verse) -- zoomed directly (scratchpad/p228-b08-zoom.png, 3.5x + autocontrast) confirming the printed letters clearly as इन्द्रारेज्ययुते. The classical derivation of this compound was not fully certain from the root verse alone, so per the illegible-compound-MEANING policy, the letters are retained exactly as printed. Independent corroboration was then found in this page's own commentary at band25-26: "बुधक्षेत्र (कन्या-मिथुन) पञ्चम में बुध रहें, और लाभ स्थान में चन्द्र, भौम, गुरु हों तो भी जातक प्रचुर धनवान् होता है" -- explicitly glossing the 11th-house requirement as चन्द्र (Moon), भौम (Mars), गुरु (Jupiter). This matches इन्दु(Moon)+अर(Mars, an epithet)+ज्य(Jupiter, abbreviated) + युते, giving high-confidence semantic content despite the compound's non-standard/contracted formation. Retained as printed; meaning disclosed via this cross-check rather than assumed from the verse alone. - 42.5 first line "तस्मिन्नर्कजसंयुते" -- an initial coarse read of this compound looked like it might contain "अर्केन्दु" (Sun-Moon), which would have duplicated the second line's "अर्केन्दुयुते" and broken the systematic-cycle pattern (which requires the 5th-house planet, here Saturn, to occupy its own sign). A dedicated multi-part zoom (scratchpad/p228-b11-zoom.png, split into thirds) resolved the compound as "अर्कज" ("son of the Sun," a standard epithet for Saturn/Shani), confirming the verse follows the same "planet's own sign in 5th + that planet itself situated there" structure as all the other cycle verses, with no duplication. This corrects an initial misreading before it was ever seeded, per the standing verification-before-seeding mandate; nothing was retroactively corrected in the JSON since the wrong reading was never written. - 42.9 "स्याद्गतो धनैः" -- a coarse read raised the possibility that this compound might instead be "स्याद्युतो धनैः" ("would become endowed with wealth," a more common construction), since "गतः" + instrumental "धनैः" is a slightly less standard phrasing. A dedicated zoom (scratchpad/p228-b20-zoom.png, split into head/mid/tail) was read letter-by-letter; the visible glyph shape at this position is consistent with ग rather than य. Retained exactly as printed ("स्याद्गतो धनैः"), disclosed as a minor low-confidence point that does not affect the verse's overall sense (endowment with wealth via Mars-and-Jupiter's join/aspect). - 42.10 "चान्द्रिणा" -- zoomed directly (scratchpad/p228-b22-zoom.png) and confirmed cleanly as "जीवेन चान्द्रिणा" (Jupiter + "son of the Moon" = Mercury/Budha), no ambiguity. - All other verses on this page (42.1, 42.2, 42.4, 42.6, 42.7, 42.8) read cleanly at band-level zoom with no ambiguous glyphs requiring a dedicated disambiguation pass. Sanity checks: new refs 42.1-42.10 confirmed unique against the existing verse list; chapter 42 (धनयोगाध्यायः) newly added to the chapters array with verses:10 (auto-recomputed). bphs-scan.js run after seeding. **Bundle**: page228 = 3 of 5 (pages226-230 bundle, not yet complete -- continuing to page229).

  11. 42.11 सत्यापित

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    संस्कृत

    भौमक्षेत्रगते लग्ने तस्मिन् भौमयुते सति । सौम्यशुक्रार्कजैर्दृष्टे युक्ते श्रीमान्नरो भवेत् ॥ ११ ॥

    bhaumakshetragate lagne tasmin bhaumayute sati, saumyashukrarkajairdrishte yukte shrimannaro bhavet.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If the lagna falls in Mars’s own sign, and Mars itself is placed there, aspected by or joined with Mercury, Venus, and Saturn, the person becomes a man of wealth (shrimant).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    मेष-वृश्चिक लग्न में मंगल हो, और बुध, शुक्र, शनि की उस पर दृष्टि रहे तो जातक लक्ष्मीवान् होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page229 (PDF p.261, folio "२२९" confirmed via a dedicated tight zoom on the page-number region, scratchpad/p229-b00-R2.png). Running head reads the CHAPTER title "धनयोगाध्यायः" (C-type) -- a dedicated zoom (scratchpad/p229-head-zoom2.png) corrected an earlier low-quality-crop reading that had looked like "जनयोगाध्यायः"; the C-type running head here differs from page228's T-type (treatise-title) running head, consistent with page228 being the chapter's opening page (which commonly carries the treatise title) and page229 being a continuation page (which carries the chapter title). This adds a data point to the still-unresolved recto/verso alternation observation without resolving it. Threshold selection: unlike all prior pages, the sweep (scratchpad/sweep229.py) across T=0.5-10 on the 3152x4930 page image showed NO clean plateau -- band counts fluctuated between 34 and 37 across T=1.5-5, stabilizing to 34 only at T=5.5-10. Given this, the mandatory T5-vs-T7 diff (scratchpad/diff229.py) was relied on more heavily than usual: T5 gave 35 bands, T7 gave 34 -- a genuine 1-band discrepancy (T5 band10=(1504,1530)h26 + band11=(1535,1624)h89, where T7 sees one band=(1536,1620)). A direct zoom of the disputed region (scratchpad/p229-disc.png/-L/-R, native y=1460-1640) resolved this as a SINGLE continuous printed line -- verse 42.11's second line, "सौम्यशुक्रार्कजैर्दृष्टे युक्ते श्रीमान्नरो भवेत् ॥ ११ ॥" -- where a locally low-darkness row caused T5 to spuriously split one line into two adjacent bands (band10 is a noise sliver, confirmed by direct inspection of scratchpad/p229-b10.png). No content lost. Proceeded with THRESH=5 (consistent with all prior pages) via scratchpad/band229.py, treating bands10+11 as one continuous line during sequential reading. Gap re-scan (mandatory): band list showed no unusually large gaps (max 120px, band0-to-1); no further investigation needed. **This page continues Chapter 42 (धनयोगाध्यायः) from page228**: - Band0: running head + folio (structural; see above). - Bands1-8: the CONCLUSION of the shared Hindi prose commentary block begun on page228 (bands23-29), completing the truncated explanation of verse 5 and continuing through verses 6, 7, 8, 9, and 10 in order, closing with the explicit clause-marker "॥ १-१० ॥" at band8. This confirms the full extent of this commentary block: it covers ALL of verses 1-10 as one continuous passage spanning TWO PAGES (page228 bands23-29 + page229 bands1-8) -- the largest shared-commentary span seen in this pipeline so far (previously the largest was verses 1-9 on page226/227 for chapter41). translationHi for 42.5-42.10 is backfilled from this text (see UPDATES below), with the page228/page229 sentence boundary stitched together for verse 5 specifically (page228 tail: "...पञ्चम में शनि रहें और लाभभवन सूर्य," + page229 band1 head: "...चन्द्रयुक्त हो तो जातक पूर्ण धनवान् होता है।"). - Band9 through part of band19: FIVE more consecutive root verses, 42.11 through 42.15, each following the SAME two-line "shloka + closing quarter with verse number" pattern as verses 1-10. These verses continue and COMPLETE the lagna-based sub-pattern first seen in verses 9-10 (page228): each of the seven grahas' own sign occupied by the LAGNA (not the 5th house, as in verses 2-8) AND by the planet itself, combined with specific planets aspecting/joining, produces a wealth-yoga. Verse 9=Sun, verse10=Moon (both on page228), verse11=Mars, verse12=Mercury, verse13=Jupiter, verse14=Venus, verse15=Saturn (all on page229). **This CORRECTS the structural hypothesis noted in page228's seed script**, which speculated (based on only verses 9-10 being visible at the time) that this lagna-based sub-pattern might be structurally limited to the two luminaries (Sun, Moon) since they alone own a single sign each. Verses 11-15 disprove that limitation: the pattern is in fact a FULL SEVEN-PLANET CYCLE exactly parallel to the 5th-house cycle of verses 2-8, just using the lagna instead. This correction is disclosed here per the standing no-silent-correction rule; nothing was ever wrongly seeded (the hypothesis was noted as tentative, not asserted as fact, in page228's SRC_BASE). - Bands20-26: a SECOND shared Hindi prose commentary block, covering verses 11 through 15 in order, closing with the clause-marker "॥ ११-१५ ॥" at band26. Fully contained on this single page (no truncation). - Bands27-30: TWO more root verses, 42.16 and 42.17, forming a summary/transition couplet: verse 16 states that the lords of certain houses (see contested-word log for "स्वनुभाग्याधिपौ") are especially wealth-givers, and that other planets joined with them become wealth-givers in their own dashas; verse 17 states the general principle that the resulting good/bad fruit depends on auspicious/inauspicious planetary combination, to be judged via strength/weakness (bala-abala) analysis by those skilled in astrology (daivakovida). These read as a transitional closing statement for the systematic-yoga portion of the chapter, but NO chapter-42 colophon appears on this page -- the chapter continues onto page230. - Bands31-33: a THIRD shared Hindi prose commentary block, covering verses 16-17, closing with the clause-marker "॥ १६-१७ ॥" at band33. - Band34: the recurring eGangotri digitization watermark alone ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"), with no other text overlaid or truncated beneath it on this page (unlike page228's band29) -- confirmed via direct inspection, no zoom needed. **Contested-word verification log**: - 42.11 "सौम्यशुक्रार्कजैर्दृष्टे" -- zoomed directly (scratchpad/p229-b11-L.png/-R.png, 3x + autocontrast), letters confirmed clearly and unambiguously. Decodes as सौम्य (Mercury) + शुक्र (Venus) + अर्कज (Saturn, "son of the Sun") + ऐर् (instrumental plural) + दृष्टे (aspected), matching exactly this page's own commentary at band20 ("...बुध, शुक्र, शनि की उस पर दृष्टि रहे तो..."). High confidence. - 42.12 "सुरेज्यार्कैंयुते" -- zoomed directly (scratchpad/p229-b13-zoom.png and a tighter scratchpad/p229-b13-tight.png, up to 5x + autocontrast). The printed glyph after "सुरेज्या" shows क् followed by an ऐ-matra plus an anusvara-like mark, WITHOUT a clearly separate ज akshara -- unlike the parallel construction in verse 11 ("अर्कजैर्"). Per the standing illegible-compound-LETTERS policy, the compound is retained exactly as best-transliterated from the printed glyphs ("सुरेज्यार्कैंयुते") rather than silently emended to the expected parallel form "सुरेज्यार्कजैर्युते". The intended referent is nonetheless high-confidence via this page's own commentary at band21-22 ("...गुरु शनि का योग या दृष्टि हो तो..."), i.e. सुरेज्य (Jupiter) + अर्कज (Saturn), consistent with the systematic cycle. Disclosed as a low-confidence letter-level reading with high-confidence semantic content via commentary cross-check. - 42.16 "स्वनुभाग्याधिपौ" -- zoomed directly (scratchpad/p229-b27-zoom.png and scratchpad/p229-b27-zoom2.png, 4x + autocontrast). Letters read clearly as स्वनुभाग्याधिपौ ("...adhipau", "the two lords of..."); भाग्य (bhagya, the 9th/fortune house) is unambiguous, but the precise referent of the "स्वनु" element (which specific house or category is meant by this prefix) could not be confidently glossed against standard Jyotisha terminology -- possibly a contracted or non-standard term. Per the illegible-compound-MEANING policy, the letters are retained as printed and the meaning uncertainty is disclosed; translation for this verse deliberately stays generic on this point ("the lords of the [relevant] and ninth/bhagya houses") rather than asserting a specific house identification not clearly supported by the print. - All other verses on this page (42.13, 42.14, 42.15, 42.17) read cleanly at band-level zoom with no ambiguous glyphs requiring a dedicated disambiguation pass. Sanity checks: new refs 42.11-42.17 confirmed unique against the existing verse list; chapter 42's verse count updated from the page228 placeholder (10) to 17 -- STILL PROVISIONAL, since no chapter-42 colophon has appeared yet (the chapter continues onto page230). bphs-scan.js run after seeding. **Bundle**: page229 = 4 of 5 (pages226-230 bundle, not yet complete -- continuing to page230).

  12. 42.12 सत्यापित

    12

    संस्कृत

    बुधक्षेत्रस्थिते त्वङ्गे तस्मिन् सौम्ययुते यदि । सुरेज्यार्कैंयुते दृष्टे धनी जायेत जातकः ॥ १२ ॥

    budhakshetrasthite tvange tasmin saumyayute yadi, surejyarkaimyute drishte dhani jayeta jatakah.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If the lagna (anga) is situated in Mercury’s own sign, and Mercury itself is joined there, aspected by Jupiter and Saturn, the native becomes wealthy.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    मिथुन कन्या लग्न में बुध रहें और गुरु शनि का योग या दृष्टि हो तो जातक धनी होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page229 (PDF p.261, folio "२२९" confirmed via a dedicated tight zoom on the page-number region, scratchpad/p229-b00-R2.png). Running head reads the CHAPTER title "धनयोगाध्यायः" (C-type) -- a dedicated zoom (scratchpad/p229-head-zoom2.png) corrected an earlier low-quality-crop reading that had looked like "जनयोगाध्यायः"; the C-type running head here differs from page228's T-type (treatise-title) running head, consistent with page228 being the chapter's opening page (which commonly carries the treatise title) and page229 being a continuation page (which carries the chapter title). This adds a data point to the still-unresolved recto/verso alternation observation without resolving it. Threshold selection: unlike all prior pages, the sweep (scratchpad/sweep229.py) across T=0.5-10 on the 3152x4930 page image showed NO clean plateau -- band counts fluctuated between 34 and 37 across T=1.5-5, stabilizing to 34 only at T=5.5-10. Given this, the mandatory T5-vs-T7 diff (scratchpad/diff229.py) was relied on more heavily than usual: T5 gave 35 bands, T7 gave 34 -- a genuine 1-band discrepancy (T5 band10=(1504,1530)h26 + band11=(1535,1624)h89, where T7 sees one band=(1536,1620)). A direct zoom of the disputed region (scratchpad/p229-disc.png/-L/-R, native y=1460-1640) resolved this as a SINGLE continuous printed line -- verse 42.11's second line, "सौम्यशुक्रार्कजैर्दृष्टे युक्ते श्रीमान्नरो भवेत् ॥ ११ ॥" -- where a locally low-darkness row caused T5 to spuriously split one line into two adjacent bands (band10 is a noise sliver, confirmed by direct inspection of scratchpad/p229-b10.png). No content lost. Proceeded with THRESH=5 (consistent with all prior pages) via scratchpad/band229.py, treating bands10+11 as one continuous line during sequential reading. Gap re-scan (mandatory): band list showed no unusually large gaps (max 120px, band0-to-1); no further investigation needed. **This page continues Chapter 42 (धनयोगाध्यायः) from page228**: - Band0: running head + folio (structural; see above). - Bands1-8: the CONCLUSION of the shared Hindi prose commentary block begun on page228 (bands23-29), completing the truncated explanation of verse 5 and continuing through verses 6, 7, 8, 9, and 10 in order, closing with the explicit clause-marker "॥ १-१० ॥" at band8. This confirms the full extent of this commentary block: it covers ALL of verses 1-10 as one continuous passage spanning TWO PAGES (page228 bands23-29 + page229 bands1-8) -- the largest shared-commentary span seen in this pipeline so far (previously the largest was verses 1-9 on page226/227 for chapter41). translationHi for 42.5-42.10 is backfilled from this text (see UPDATES below), with the page228/page229 sentence boundary stitched together for verse 5 specifically (page228 tail: "...पञ्चम में शनि रहें और लाभभवन सूर्य," + page229 band1 head: "...चन्द्रयुक्त हो तो जातक पूर्ण धनवान् होता है।"). - Band9 through part of band19: FIVE more consecutive root verses, 42.11 through 42.15, each following the SAME two-line "shloka + closing quarter with verse number" pattern as verses 1-10. These verses continue and COMPLETE the lagna-based sub-pattern first seen in verses 9-10 (page228): each of the seven grahas' own sign occupied by the LAGNA (not the 5th house, as in verses 2-8) AND by the planet itself, combined with specific planets aspecting/joining, produces a wealth-yoga. Verse 9=Sun, verse10=Moon (both on page228), verse11=Mars, verse12=Mercury, verse13=Jupiter, verse14=Venus, verse15=Saturn (all on page229). **This CORRECTS the structural hypothesis noted in page228's seed script**, which speculated (based on only verses 9-10 being visible at the time) that this lagna-based sub-pattern might be structurally limited to the two luminaries (Sun, Moon) since they alone own a single sign each. Verses 11-15 disprove that limitation: the pattern is in fact a FULL SEVEN-PLANET CYCLE exactly parallel to the 5th-house cycle of verses 2-8, just using the lagna instead. This correction is disclosed here per the standing no-silent-correction rule; nothing was ever wrongly seeded (the hypothesis was noted as tentative, not asserted as fact, in page228's SRC_BASE). - Bands20-26: a SECOND shared Hindi prose commentary block, covering verses 11 through 15 in order, closing with the clause-marker "॥ ११-१५ ॥" at band26. Fully contained on this single page (no truncation). - Bands27-30: TWO more root verses, 42.16 and 42.17, forming a summary/transition couplet: verse 16 states that the lords of certain houses (see contested-word log for "स्वनुभाग्याधिपौ") are especially wealth-givers, and that other planets joined with them become wealth-givers in their own dashas; verse 17 states the general principle that the resulting good/bad fruit depends on auspicious/inauspicious planetary combination, to be judged via strength/weakness (bala-abala) analysis by those skilled in astrology (daivakovida). These read as a transitional closing statement for the systematic-yoga portion of the chapter, but NO chapter-42 colophon appears on this page -- the chapter continues onto page230. - Bands31-33: a THIRD shared Hindi prose commentary block, covering verses 16-17, closing with the clause-marker "॥ १६-१७ ॥" at band33. - Band34: the recurring eGangotri digitization watermark alone ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"), with no other text overlaid or truncated beneath it on this page (unlike page228's band29) -- confirmed via direct inspection, no zoom needed. **Contested-word verification log**: - 42.11 "सौम्यशुक्रार्कजैर्दृष्टे" -- zoomed directly (scratchpad/p229-b11-L.png/-R.png, 3x + autocontrast), letters confirmed clearly and unambiguously. Decodes as सौम्य (Mercury) + शुक्र (Venus) + अर्कज (Saturn, "son of the Sun") + ऐर् (instrumental plural) + दृष्टे (aspected), matching exactly this page's own commentary at band20 ("...बुध, शुक्र, शनि की उस पर दृष्टि रहे तो..."). High confidence. - 42.12 "सुरेज्यार्कैंयुते" -- zoomed directly (scratchpad/p229-b13-zoom.png and a tighter scratchpad/p229-b13-tight.png, up to 5x + autocontrast). The printed glyph after "सुरेज्या" shows क् followed by an ऐ-matra plus an anusvara-like mark, WITHOUT a clearly separate ज akshara -- unlike the parallel construction in verse 11 ("अर्कजैर्"). Per the standing illegible-compound-LETTERS policy, the compound is retained exactly as best-transliterated from the printed glyphs ("सुरेज्यार्कैंयुते") rather than silently emended to the expected parallel form "सुरेज्यार्कजैर्युते". The intended referent is nonetheless high-confidence via this page's own commentary at band21-22 ("...गुरु शनि का योग या दृष्टि हो तो..."), i.e. सुरेज्य (Jupiter) + अर्कज (Saturn), consistent with the systematic cycle. Disclosed as a low-confidence letter-level reading with high-confidence semantic content via commentary cross-check. - 42.16 "स्वनुभाग्याधिपौ" -- zoomed directly (scratchpad/p229-b27-zoom.png and scratchpad/p229-b27-zoom2.png, 4x + autocontrast). Letters read clearly as स्वनुभाग्याधिपौ ("...adhipau", "the two lords of..."); भाग्य (bhagya, the 9th/fortune house) is unambiguous, but the precise referent of the "स्वनु" element (which specific house or category is meant by this prefix) could not be confidently glossed against standard Jyotisha terminology -- possibly a contracted or non-standard term. Per the illegible-compound-MEANING policy, the letters are retained as printed and the meaning uncertainty is disclosed; translation for this verse deliberately stays generic on this point ("the lords of the [relevant] and ninth/bhagya houses") rather than asserting a specific house identification not clearly supported by the print. - All other verses on this page (42.13, 42.14, 42.15, 42.17) read cleanly at band-level zoom with no ambiguous glyphs requiring a dedicated disambiguation pass. Sanity checks: new refs 42.11-42.17 confirmed unique against the existing verse list; chapter 42's verse count updated from the page228 placeholder (10) to 17 -- STILL PROVISIONAL, since no chapter-42 colophon has appeared yet (the chapter continues onto page230). bphs-scan.js run after seeding. **Bundle**: page229 = 4 of 5 (pages226-230 bundle, not yet complete -- continuing to page230).

  13. 42.13 सत्यापित

    13

    संस्कृत

    गुरुक्षेत्रगते लग्ने तस्मिन् गुरुयुतेऽपि च । बुधभौमयुते दृष्टे जातको धनिको भवेत् ॥ १३ ॥

    gurukshetragate lagne tasmin guruyute'pi cha, budhabhaumayute drishte jatako dhaniko bhavet.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If the lagna falls in Jupiter’s own sign, and Jupiter itself is also joined there, aspected by Mercury and Mars, the native becomes wealthy.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    धनु, मीन, लग्न में गुरु रहें और मंगल, बुध का योग या दृष्टि उन पर होवे तो भी जातक धनी होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page229 (PDF p.261, folio "२२९" confirmed via a dedicated tight zoom on the page-number region, scratchpad/p229-b00-R2.png). Running head reads the CHAPTER title "धनयोगाध्यायः" (C-type) -- a dedicated zoom (scratchpad/p229-head-zoom2.png) corrected an earlier low-quality-crop reading that had looked like "जनयोगाध्यायः"; the C-type running head here differs from page228's T-type (treatise-title) running head, consistent with page228 being the chapter's opening page (which commonly carries the treatise title) and page229 being a continuation page (which carries the chapter title). This adds a data point to the still-unresolved recto/verso alternation observation without resolving it. Threshold selection: unlike all prior pages, the sweep (scratchpad/sweep229.py) across T=0.5-10 on the 3152x4930 page image showed NO clean plateau -- band counts fluctuated between 34 and 37 across T=1.5-5, stabilizing to 34 only at T=5.5-10. Given this, the mandatory T5-vs-T7 diff (scratchpad/diff229.py) was relied on more heavily than usual: T5 gave 35 bands, T7 gave 34 -- a genuine 1-band discrepancy (T5 band10=(1504,1530)h26 + band11=(1535,1624)h89, where T7 sees one band=(1536,1620)). A direct zoom of the disputed region (scratchpad/p229-disc.png/-L/-R, native y=1460-1640) resolved this as a SINGLE continuous printed line -- verse 42.11's second line, "सौम्यशुक्रार्कजैर्दृष्टे युक्ते श्रीमान्नरो भवेत् ॥ ११ ॥" -- where a locally low-darkness row caused T5 to spuriously split one line into two adjacent bands (band10 is a noise sliver, confirmed by direct inspection of scratchpad/p229-b10.png). No content lost. Proceeded with THRESH=5 (consistent with all prior pages) via scratchpad/band229.py, treating bands10+11 as one continuous line during sequential reading. Gap re-scan (mandatory): band list showed no unusually large gaps (max 120px, band0-to-1); no further investigation needed. **This page continues Chapter 42 (धनयोगाध्यायः) from page228**: - Band0: running head + folio (structural; see above). - Bands1-8: the CONCLUSION of the shared Hindi prose commentary block begun on page228 (bands23-29), completing the truncated explanation of verse 5 and continuing through verses 6, 7, 8, 9, and 10 in order, closing with the explicit clause-marker "॥ १-१० ॥" at band8. This confirms the full extent of this commentary block: it covers ALL of verses 1-10 as one continuous passage spanning TWO PAGES (page228 bands23-29 + page229 bands1-8) -- the largest shared-commentary span seen in this pipeline so far (previously the largest was verses 1-9 on page226/227 for chapter41). translationHi for 42.5-42.10 is backfilled from this text (see UPDATES below), with the page228/page229 sentence boundary stitched together for verse 5 specifically (page228 tail: "...पञ्चम में शनि रहें और लाभभवन सूर्य," + page229 band1 head: "...चन्द्रयुक्त हो तो जातक पूर्ण धनवान् होता है।"). - Band9 through part of band19: FIVE more consecutive root verses, 42.11 through 42.15, each following the SAME two-line "shloka + closing quarter with verse number" pattern as verses 1-10. These verses continue and COMPLETE the lagna-based sub-pattern first seen in verses 9-10 (page228): each of the seven grahas' own sign occupied by the LAGNA (not the 5th house, as in verses 2-8) AND by the planet itself, combined with specific planets aspecting/joining, produces a wealth-yoga. Verse 9=Sun, verse10=Moon (both on page228), verse11=Mars, verse12=Mercury, verse13=Jupiter, verse14=Venus, verse15=Saturn (all on page229). **This CORRECTS the structural hypothesis noted in page228's seed script**, which speculated (based on only verses 9-10 being visible at the time) that this lagna-based sub-pattern might be structurally limited to the two luminaries (Sun, Moon) since they alone own a single sign each. Verses 11-15 disprove that limitation: the pattern is in fact a FULL SEVEN-PLANET CYCLE exactly parallel to the 5th-house cycle of verses 2-8, just using the lagna instead. This correction is disclosed here per the standing no-silent-correction rule; nothing was ever wrongly seeded (the hypothesis was noted as tentative, not asserted as fact, in page228's SRC_BASE). - Bands20-26: a SECOND shared Hindi prose commentary block, covering verses 11 through 15 in order, closing with the clause-marker "॥ ११-१५ ॥" at band26. Fully contained on this single page (no truncation). - Bands27-30: TWO more root verses, 42.16 and 42.17, forming a summary/transition couplet: verse 16 states that the lords of certain houses (see contested-word log for "स्वनुभाग्याधिपौ") are especially wealth-givers, and that other planets joined with them become wealth-givers in their own dashas; verse 17 states the general principle that the resulting good/bad fruit depends on auspicious/inauspicious planetary combination, to be judged via strength/weakness (bala-abala) analysis by those skilled in astrology (daivakovida). These read as a transitional closing statement for the systematic-yoga portion of the chapter, but NO chapter-42 colophon appears on this page -- the chapter continues onto page230. - Bands31-33: a THIRD shared Hindi prose commentary block, covering verses 16-17, closing with the clause-marker "॥ १६-१७ ॥" at band33. - Band34: the recurring eGangotri digitization watermark alone ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"), with no other text overlaid or truncated beneath it on this page (unlike page228's band29) -- confirmed via direct inspection, no zoom needed. **Contested-word verification log**: - 42.11 "सौम्यशुक्रार्कजैर्दृष्टे" -- zoomed directly (scratchpad/p229-b11-L.png/-R.png, 3x + autocontrast), letters confirmed clearly and unambiguously. Decodes as सौम्य (Mercury) + शुक्र (Venus) + अर्कज (Saturn, "son of the Sun") + ऐर् (instrumental plural) + दृष्टे (aspected), matching exactly this page's own commentary at band20 ("...बुध, शुक्र, शनि की उस पर दृष्टि रहे तो..."). High confidence. - 42.12 "सुरेज्यार्कैंयुते" -- zoomed directly (scratchpad/p229-b13-zoom.png and a tighter scratchpad/p229-b13-tight.png, up to 5x + autocontrast). The printed glyph after "सुरेज्या" shows क् followed by an ऐ-matra plus an anusvara-like mark, WITHOUT a clearly separate ज akshara -- unlike the parallel construction in verse 11 ("अर्कजैर्"). Per the standing illegible-compound-LETTERS policy, the compound is retained exactly as best-transliterated from the printed glyphs ("सुरेज्यार्कैंयुते") rather than silently emended to the expected parallel form "सुरेज्यार्कजैर्युते". The intended referent is nonetheless high-confidence via this page's own commentary at band21-22 ("...गुरु शनि का योग या दृष्टि हो तो..."), i.e. सुरेज्य (Jupiter) + अर्कज (Saturn), consistent with the systematic cycle. Disclosed as a low-confidence letter-level reading with high-confidence semantic content via commentary cross-check. - 42.16 "स्वनुभाग्याधिपौ" -- zoomed directly (scratchpad/p229-b27-zoom.png and scratchpad/p229-b27-zoom2.png, 4x + autocontrast). Letters read clearly as स्वनुभाग्याधिपौ ("...adhipau", "the two lords of..."); भाग्य (bhagya, the 9th/fortune house) is unambiguous, but the precise referent of the "स्वनु" element (which specific house or category is meant by this prefix) could not be confidently glossed against standard Jyotisha terminology -- possibly a contracted or non-standard term. Per the illegible-compound-MEANING policy, the letters are retained as printed and the meaning uncertainty is disclosed; translation for this verse deliberately stays generic on this point ("the lords of the [relevant] and ninth/bhagya houses") rather than asserting a specific house identification not clearly supported by the print. - All other verses on this page (42.13, 42.14, 42.15, 42.17) read cleanly at band-level zoom with no ambiguous glyphs requiring a dedicated disambiguation pass. Sanity checks: new refs 42.11-42.17 confirmed unique against the existing verse list; chapter 42's verse count updated from the page228 placeholder (10) to 17 -- STILL PROVISIONAL, since no chapter-42 colophon has appeared yet (the chapter continues onto page230). bphs-scan.js run after seeding. **Bundle**: page229 = 4 of 5 (pages226-230 bundle, not yet complete -- continuing to page230).

  14. 42.14 सत्यापित

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    संस्कृत

    भृगुक्षेत्रगते लग्ने तस्मिन् भृगुयुतेऽपि च । बुधमन्दयुते दृष्टे जातको जायते धनी ॥ १४ ॥

    bhrigukshetragate lagne tasmin bhriguyute'pi cha, budhamandayute drishte jatako jayate dhani.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If the lagna falls in Venus’s (Bhrigu’s) own sign, and Venus itself is also joined there, aspected by Mercury and Saturn, the native becomes wealthy.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    वृष, तुला लग्न में शुक्र हों और बुध, शनि का योग या दृष्टि रहे तो भी जातक धनी होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page229 (PDF p.261, folio "२२९" confirmed via a dedicated tight zoom on the page-number region, scratchpad/p229-b00-R2.png). Running head reads the CHAPTER title "धनयोगाध्यायः" (C-type) -- a dedicated zoom (scratchpad/p229-head-zoom2.png) corrected an earlier low-quality-crop reading that had looked like "जनयोगाध्यायः"; the C-type running head here differs from page228's T-type (treatise-title) running head, consistent with page228 being the chapter's opening page (which commonly carries the treatise title) and page229 being a continuation page (which carries the chapter title). This adds a data point to the still-unresolved recto/verso alternation observation without resolving it. Threshold selection: unlike all prior pages, the sweep (scratchpad/sweep229.py) across T=0.5-10 on the 3152x4930 page image showed NO clean plateau -- band counts fluctuated between 34 and 37 across T=1.5-5, stabilizing to 34 only at T=5.5-10. Given this, the mandatory T5-vs-T7 diff (scratchpad/diff229.py) was relied on more heavily than usual: T5 gave 35 bands, T7 gave 34 -- a genuine 1-band discrepancy (T5 band10=(1504,1530)h26 + band11=(1535,1624)h89, where T7 sees one band=(1536,1620)). A direct zoom of the disputed region (scratchpad/p229-disc.png/-L/-R, native y=1460-1640) resolved this as a SINGLE continuous printed line -- verse 42.11's second line, "सौम्यशुक्रार्कजैर्दृष्टे युक्ते श्रीमान्नरो भवेत् ॥ ११ ॥" -- where a locally low-darkness row caused T5 to spuriously split one line into two adjacent bands (band10 is a noise sliver, confirmed by direct inspection of scratchpad/p229-b10.png). No content lost. Proceeded with THRESH=5 (consistent with all prior pages) via scratchpad/band229.py, treating bands10+11 as one continuous line during sequential reading. Gap re-scan (mandatory): band list showed no unusually large gaps (max 120px, band0-to-1); no further investigation needed. **This page continues Chapter 42 (धनयोगाध्यायः) from page228**: - Band0: running head + folio (structural; see above). - Bands1-8: the CONCLUSION of the shared Hindi prose commentary block begun on page228 (bands23-29), completing the truncated explanation of verse 5 and continuing through verses 6, 7, 8, 9, and 10 in order, closing with the explicit clause-marker "॥ १-१० ॥" at band8. This confirms the full extent of this commentary block: it covers ALL of verses 1-10 as one continuous passage spanning TWO PAGES (page228 bands23-29 + page229 bands1-8) -- the largest shared-commentary span seen in this pipeline so far (previously the largest was verses 1-9 on page226/227 for chapter41). translationHi for 42.5-42.10 is backfilled from this text (see UPDATES below), with the page228/page229 sentence boundary stitched together for verse 5 specifically (page228 tail: "...पञ्चम में शनि रहें और लाभभवन सूर्य," + page229 band1 head: "...चन्द्रयुक्त हो तो जातक पूर्ण धनवान् होता है।"). - Band9 through part of band19: FIVE more consecutive root verses, 42.11 through 42.15, each following the SAME two-line "shloka + closing quarter with verse number" pattern as verses 1-10. These verses continue and COMPLETE the lagna-based sub-pattern first seen in verses 9-10 (page228): each of the seven grahas' own sign occupied by the LAGNA (not the 5th house, as in verses 2-8) AND by the planet itself, combined with specific planets aspecting/joining, produces a wealth-yoga. Verse 9=Sun, verse10=Moon (both on page228), verse11=Mars, verse12=Mercury, verse13=Jupiter, verse14=Venus, verse15=Saturn (all on page229). **This CORRECTS the structural hypothesis noted in page228's seed script**, which speculated (based on only verses 9-10 being visible at the time) that this lagna-based sub-pattern might be structurally limited to the two luminaries (Sun, Moon) since they alone own a single sign each. Verses 11-15 disprove that limitation: the pattern is in fact a FULL SEVEN-PLANET CYCLE exactly parallel to the 5th-house cycle of verses 2-8, just using the lagna instead. This correction is disclosed here per the standing no-silent-correction rule; nothing was ever wrongly seeded (the hypothesis was noted as tentative, not asserted as fact, in page228's SRC_BASE). - Bands20-26: a SECOND shared Hindi prose commentary block, covering verses 11 through 15 in order, closing with the clause-marker "॥ ११-१५ ॥" at band26. Fully contained on this single page (no truncation). - Bands27-30: TWO more root verses, 42.16 and 42.17, forming a summary/transition couplet: verse 16 states that the lords of certain houses (see contested-word log for "स्वनुभाग्याधिपौ") are especially wealth-givers, and that other planets joined with them become wealth-givers in their own dashas; verse 17 states the general principle that the resulting good/bad fruit depends on auspicious/inauspicious planetary combination, to be judged via strength/weakness (bala-abala) analysis by those skilled in astrology (daivakovida). These read as a transitional closing statement for the systematic-yoga portion of the chapter, but NO chapter-42 colophon appears on this page -- the chapter continues onto page230. - Bands31-33: a THIRD shared Hindi prose commentary block, covering verses 16-17, closing with the clause-marker "॥ १६-१७ ॥" at band33. - Band34: the recurring eGangotri digitization watermark alone ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"), with no other text overlaid or truncated beneath it on this page (unlike page228's band29) -- confirmed via direct inspection, no zoom needed. **Contested-word verification log**: - 42.11 "सौम्यशुक्रार्कजैर्दृष्टे" -- zoomed directly (scratchpad/p229-b11-L.png/-R.png, 3x + autocontrast), letters confirmed clearly and unambiguously. Decodes as सौम्य (Mercury) + शुक्र (Venus) + अर्कज (Saturn, "son of the Sun") + ऐर् (instrumental plural) + दृष्टे (aspected), matching exactly this page's own commentary at band20 ("...बुध, शुक्र, शनि की उस पर दृष्टि रहे तो..."). High confidence. - 42.12 "सुरेज्यार्कैंयुते" -- zoomed directly (scratchpad/p229-b13-zoom.png and a tighter scratchpad/p229-b13-tight.png, up to 5x + autocontrast). The printed glyph after "सुरेज्या" shows क् followed by an ऐ-matra plus an anusvara-like mark, WITHOUT a clearly separate ज akshara -- unlike the parallel construction in verse 11 ("अर्कजैर्"). Per the standing illegible-compound-LETTERS policy, the compound is retained exactly as best-transliterated from the printed glyphs ("सुरेज्यार्कैंयुते") rather than silently emended to the expected parallel form "सुरेज्यार्कजैर्युते". The intended referent is nonetheless high-confidence via this page's own commentary at band21-22 ("...गुरु शनि का योग या दृष्टि हो तो..."), i.e. सुरेज्य (Jupiter) + अर्कज (Saturn), consistent with the systematic cycle. Disclosed as a low-confidence letter-level reading with high-confidence semantic content via commentary cross-check. - 42.16 "स्वनुभाग्याधिपौ" -- zoomed directly (scratchpad/p229-b27-zoom.png and scratchpad/p229-b27-zoom2.png, 4x + autocontrast). Letters read clearly as स्वनुभाग्याधिपौ ("...adhipau", "the two lords of..."); भाग्य (bhagya, the 9th/fortune house) is unambiguous, but the precise referent of the "स्वनु" element (which specific house or category is meant by this prefix) could not be confidently glossed against standard Jyotisha terminology -- possibly a contracted or non-standard term. Per the illegible-compound-MEANING policy, the letters are retained as printed and the meaning uncertainty is disclosed; translation for this verse deliberately stays generic on this point ("the lords of the [relevant] and ninth/bhagya houses") rather than asserting a specific house identification not clearly supported by the print. - All other verses on this page (42.13, 42.14, 42.15, 42.17) read cleanly at band-level zoom with no ambiguous glyphs requiring a dedicated disambiguation pass. Sanity checks: new refs 42.11-42.17 confirmed unique against the existing verse list; chapter 42's verse count updated from the page228 placeholder (10) to 17 -- STILL PROVISIONAL, since no chapter-42 colophon has appeared yet (the chapter continues onto page230). bphs-scan.js run after seeding. **Bundle**: page229 = 4 of 5 (pages226-230 bundle, not yet complete -- continuing to page230).

  15. 42.15 सत्यापित

    15

    संस्कृत

    लग्ने तु रविजक्षेत्रे तत्रैव रविजे स्थिते । कुजेज्याभ्यां युते दृष्टे जातको धनिको भवेत् ॥ १५ ॥

    lagne tu ravijakshetre tatraiva ravije sthite, kujejyabhyam yute drishte jatako dhaniko bhavet.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If the lagna is in Saturn’s (Ravija’s, "son of the Sun") own sign, and Saturn itself is situated there, joined with or aspected by Mars and Jupiter together, the native becomes wealthy.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    मकर, कुम्भ लग्न में शनि हों और मंगल, गुरु का लग्न के साथ संयोग या लग्न पर दृष्टि हो तो जातक धनी होता है ॥ ११-१५ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page229 (PDF p.261, folio "२२९" confirmed via a dedicated tight zoom on the page-number region, scratchpad/p229-b00-R2.png). Running head reads the CHAPTER title "धनयोगाध्यायः" (C-type) -- a dedicated zoom (scratchpad/p229-head-zoom2.png) corrected an earlier low-quality-crop reading that had looked like "जनयोगाध्यायः"; the C-type running head here differs from page228's T-type (treatise-title) running head, consistent with page228 being the chapter's opening page (which commonly carries the treatise title) and page229 being a continuation page (which carries the chapter title). This adds a data point to the still-unresolved recto/verso alternation observation without resolving it. Threshold selection: unlike all prior pages, the sweep (scratchpad/sweep229.py) across T=0.5-10 on the 3152x4930 page image showed NO clean plateau -- band counts fluctuated between 34 and 37 across T=1.5-5, stabilizing to 34 only at T=5.5-10. Given this, the mandatory T5-vs-T7 diff (scratchpad/diff229.py) was relied on more heavily than usual: T5 gave 35 bands, T7 gave 34 -- a genuine 1-band discrepancy (T5 band10=(1504,1530)h26 + band11=(1535,1624)h89, where T7 sees one band=(1536,1620)). A direct zoom of the disputed region (scratchpad/p229-disc.png/-L/-R, native y=1460-1640) resolved this as a SINGLE continuous printed line -- verse 42.11's second line, "सौम्यशुक्रार्कजैर्दृष्टे युक्ते श्रीमान्नरो भवेत् ॥ ११ ॥" -- where a locally low-darkness row caused T5 to spuriously split one line into two adjacent bands (band10 is a noise sliver, confirmed by direct inspection of scratchpad/p229-b10.png). No content lost. Proceeded with THRESH=5 (consistent with all prior pages) via scratchpad/band229.py, treating bands10+11 as one continuous line during sequential reading. Gap re-scan (mandatory): band list showed no unusually large gaps (max 120px, band0-to-1); no further investigation needed. **This page continues Chapter 42 (धनयोगाध्यायः) from page228**: - Band0: running head + folio (structural; see above). - Bands1-8: the CONCLUSION of the shared Hindi prose commentary block begun on page228 (bands23-29), completing the truncated explanation of verse 5 and continuing through verses 6, 7, 8, 9, and 10 in order, closing with the explicit clause-marker "॥ १-१० ॥" at band8. This confirms the full extent of this commentary block: it covers ALL of verses 1-10 as one continuous passage spanning TWO PAGES (page228 bands23-29 + page229 bands1-8) -- the largest shared-commentary span seen in this pipeline so far (previously the largest was verses 1-9 on page226/227 for chapter41). translationHi for 42.5-42.10 is backfilled from this text (see UPDATES below), with the page228/page229 sentence boundary stitched together for verse 5 specifically (page228 tail: "...पञ्चम में शनि रहें और लाभभवन सूर्य," + page229 band1 head: "...चन्द्रयुक्त हो तो जातक पूर्ण धनवान् होता है।"). - Band9 through part of band19: FIVE more consecutive root verses, 42.11 through 42.15, each following the SAME two-line "shloka + closing quarter with verse number" pattern as verses 1-10. These verses continue and COMPLETE the lagna-based sub-pattern first seen in verses 9-10 (page228): each of the seven grahas' own sign occupied by the LAGNA (not the 5th house, as in verses 2-8) AND by the planet itself, combined with specific planets aspecting/joining, produces a wealth-yoga. Verse 9=Sun, verse10=Moon (both on page228), verse11=Mars, verse12=Mercury, verse13=Jupiter, verse14=Venus, verse15=Saturn (all on page229). **This CORRECTS the structural hypothesis noted in page228's seed script**, which speculated (based on only verses 9-10 being visible at the time) that this lagna-based sub-pattern might be structurally limited to the two luminaries (Sun, Moon) since they alone own a single sign each. Verses 11-15 disprove that limitation: the pattern is in fact a FULL SEVEN-PLANET CYCLE exactly parallel to the 5th-house cycle of verses 2-8, just using the lagna instead. This correction is disclosed here per the standing no-silent-correction rule; nothing was ever wrongly seeded (the hypothesis was noted as tentative, not asserted as fact, in page228's SRC_BASE). - Bands20-26: a SECOND shared Hindi prose commentary block, covering verses 11 through 15 in order, closing with the clause-marker "॥ ११-१५ ॥" at band26. Fully contained on this single page (no truncation). - Bands27-30: TWO more root verses, 42.16 and 42.17, forming a summary/transition couplet: verse 16 states that the lords of certain houses (see contested-word log for "स्वनुभाग्याधिपौ") are especially wealth-givers, and that other planets joined with them become wealth-givers in their own dashas; verse 17 states the general principle that the resulting good/bad fruit depends on auspicious/inauspicious planetary combination, to be judged via strength/weakness (bala-abala) analysis by those skilled in astrology (daivakovida). These read as a transitional closing statement for the systematic-yoga portion of the chapter, but NO chapter-42 colophon appears on this page -- the chapter continues onto page230. - Bands31-33: a THIRD shared Hindi prose commentary block, covering verses 16-17, closing with the clause-marker "॥ १६-१७ ॥" at band33. - Band34: the recurring eGangotri digitization watermark alone ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"), with no other text overlaid or truncated beneath it on this page (unlike page228's band29) -- confirmed via direct inspection, no zoom needed. **Contested-word verification log**: - 42.11 "सौम्यशुक्रार्कजैर्दृष्टे" -- zoomed directly (scratchpad/p229-b11-L.png/-R.png, 3x + autocontrast), letters confirmed clearly and unambiguously. Decodes as सौम्य (Mercury) + शुक्र (Venus) + अर्कज (Saturn, "son of the Sun") + ऐर् (instrumental plural) + दृष्टे (aspected), matching exactly this page's own commentary at band20 ("...बुध, शुक्र, शनि की उस पर दृष्टि रहे तो..."). High confidence. - 42.12 "सुरेज्यार्कैंयुते" -- zoomed directly (scratchpad/p229-b13-zoom.png and a tighter scratchpad/p229-b13-tight.png, up to 5x + autocontrast). The printed glyph after "सुरेज्या" shows क् followed by an ऐ-matra plus an anusvara-like mark, WITHOUT a clearly separate ज akshara -- unlike the parallel construction in verse 11 ("अर्कजैर्"). Per the standing illegible-compound-LETTERS policy, the compound is retained exactly as best-transliterated from the printed glyphs ("सुरेज्यार्कैंयुते") rather than silently emended to the expected parallel form "सुरेज्यार्कजैर्युते". The intended referent is nonetheless high-confidence via this page's own commentary at band21-22 ("...गुरु शनि का योग या दृष्टि हो तो..."), i.e. सुरेज्य (Jupiter) + अर्कज (Saturn), consistent with the systematic cycle. Disclosed as a low-confidence letter-level reading with high-confidence semantic content via commentary cross-check. - 42.16 "स्वनुभाग्याधिपौ" -- zoomed directly (scratchpad/p229-b27-zoom.png and scratchpad/p229-b27-zoom2.png, 4x + autocontrast). Letters read clearly as स्वनुभाग्याधिपौ ("...adhipau", "the two lords of..."); भाग्य (bhagya, the 9th/fortune house) is unambiguous, but the precise referent of the "स्वनु" element (which specific house or category is meant by this prefix) could not be confidently glossed against standard Jyotisha terminology -- possibly a contracted or non-standard term. Per the illegible-compound-MEANING policy, the letters are retained as printed and the meaning uncertainty is disclosed; translation for this verse deliberately stays generic on this point ("the lords of the [relevant] and ninth/bhagya houses") rather than asserting a specific house identification not clearly supported by the print. - All other verses on this page (42.13, 42.14, 42.15, 42.17) read cleanly at band-level zoom with no ambiguous glyphs requiring a dedicated disambiguation pass. Sanity checks: new refs 42.11-42.17 confirmed unique against the existing verse list; chapter 42's verse count updated from the page228 placeholder (10) to 17 -- STILL PROVISIONAL, since no chapter-42 colophon has appeared yet (the chapter continues onto page230). bphs-scan.js run after seeding. **Bundle**: page229 = 4 of 5 (pages226-230 bundle, not yet complete -- continuing to page230).

  16. 42.16 सत्यापित

    16

    संस्कृत

    विशेषाद् धनदो ज्ञेयौ स्वनुभाग्याधिपौ तथा । नभोगा अपि तद्युक्ताः स्वदशासु धनप्रदाः ॥ १६ ॥

    visheshad dhanado jneyau svanubhagyadhipau tatha, nabhoga api tadyuktah svadashasu dhanapradah.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Especially, the two lords of the [related house] and the ninth (bhagya, fortune) should be known as wealth-givers; even other planets (nabhoga, "sky-goers"), when joined with these two, become wealth-givers during their own dashas.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पञ्चमेश नवमेश विशेषतः धनप्रद होते हैं। उन दोनों के साथ युक्त ग्रह भी अपनी-अपनी दशा में धनप्रद होते हैं।

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page229 (PDF p.261, folio "२२९" confirmed via a dedicated tight zoom on the page-number region, scratchpad/p229-b00-R2.png). Running head reads the CHAPTER title "धनयोगाध्यायः" (C-type) -- a dedicated zoom (scratchpad/p229-head-zoom2.png) corrected an earlier low-quality-crop reading that had looked like "जनयोगाध्यायः"; the C-type running head here differs from page228's T-type (treatise-title) running head, consistent with page228 being the chapter's opening page (which commonly carries the treatise title) and page229 being a continuation page (which carries the chapter title). This adds a data point to the still-unresolved recto/verso alternation observation without resolving it. Threshold selection: unlike all prior pages, the sweep (scratchpad/sweep229.py) across T=0.5-10 on the 3152x4930 page image showed NO clean plateau -- band counts fluctuated between 34 and 37 across T=1.5-5, stabilizing to 34 only at T=5.5-10. Given this, the mandatory T5-vs-T7 diff (scratchpad/diff229.py) was relied on more heavily than usual: T5 gave 35 bands, T7 gave 34 -- a genuine 1-band discrepancy (T5 band10=(1504,1530)h26 + band11=(1535,1624)h89, where T7 sees one band=(1536,1620)). A direct zoom of the disputed region (scratchpad/p229-disc.png/-L/-R, native y=1460-1640) resolved this as a SINGLE continuous printed line -- verse 42.11's second line, "सौम्यशुक्रार्कजैर्दृष्टे युक्ते श्रीमान्नरो भवेत् ॥ ११ ॥" -- where a locally low-darkness row caused T5 to spuriously split one line into two adjacent bands (band10 is a noise sliver, confirmed by direct inspection of scratchpad/p229-b10.png). No content lost. Proceeded with THRESH=5 (consistent with all prior pages) via scratchpad/band229.py, treating bands10+11 as one continuous line during sequential reading. Gap re-scan (mandatory): band list showed no unusually large gaps (max 120px, band0-to-1); no further investigation needed. **This page continues Chapter 42 (धनयोगाध्यायः) from page228**: - Band0: running head + folio (structural; see above). - Bands1-8: the CONCLUSION of the shared Hindi prose commentary block begun on page228 (bands23-29), completing the truncated explanation of verse 5 and continuing through verses 6, 7, 8, 9, and 10 in order, closing with the explicit clause-marker "॥ १-१० ॥" at band8. This confirms the full extent of this commentary block: it covers ALL of verses 1-10 as one continuous passage spanning TWO PAGES (page228 bands23-29 + page229 bands1-8) -- the largest shared-commentary span seen in this pipeline so far (previously the largest was verses 1-9 on page226/227 for chapter41). translationHi for 42.5-42.10 is backfilled from this text (see UPDATES below), with the page228/page229 sentence boundary stitched together for verse 5 specifically (page228 tail: "...पञ्चम में शनि रहें और लाभभवन सूर्य," + page229 band1 head: "...चन्द्रयुक्त हो तो जातक पूर्ण धनवान् होता है।"). - Band9 through part of band19: FIVE more consecutive root verses, 42.11 through 42.15, each following the SAME two-line "shloka + closing quarter with verse number" pattern as verses 1-10. These verses continue and COMPLETE the lagna-based sub-pattern first seen in verses 9-10 (page228): each of the seven grahas' own sign occupied by the LAGNA (not the 5th house, as in verses 2-8) AND by the planet itself, combined with specific planets aspecting/joining, produces a wealth-yoga. Verse 9=Sun, verse10=Moon (both on page228), verse11=Mars, verse12=Mercury, verse13=Jupiter, verse14=Venus, verse15=Saturn (all on page229). **This CORRECTS the structural hypothesis noted in page228's seed script**, which speculated (based on only verses 9-10 being visible at the time) that this lagna-based sub-pattern might be structurally limited to the two luminaries (Sun, Moon) since they alone own a single sign each. Verses 11-15 disprove that limitation: the pattern is in fact a FULL SEVEN-PLANET CYCLE exactly parallel to the 5th-house cycle of verses 2-8, just using the lagna instead. This correction is disclosed here per the standing no-silent-correction rule; nothing was ever wrongly seeded (the hypothesis was noted as tentative, not asserted as fact, in page228's SRC_BASE). - Bands20-26: a SECOND shared Hindi prose commentary block, covering verses 11 through 15 in order, closing with the clause-marker "॥ ११-१५ ॥" at band26. Fully contained on this single page (no truncation). - Bands27-30: TWO more root verses, 42.16 and 42.17, forming a summary/transition couplet: verse 16 states that the lords of certain houses (see contested-word log for "स्वनुभाग्याधिपौ") are especially wealth-givers, and that other planets joined with them become wealth-givers in their own dashas; verse 17 states the general principle that the resulting good/bad fruit depends on auspicious/inauspicious planetary combination, to be judged via strength/weakness (bala-abala) analysis by those skilled in astrology (daivakovida). These read as a transitional closing statement for the systematic-yoga portion of the chapter, but NO chapter-42 colophon appears on this page -- the chapter continues onto page230. - Bands31-33: a THIRD shared Hindi prose commentary block, covering verses 16-17, closing with the clause-marker "॥ १६-१७ ॥" at band33. - Band34: the recurring eGangotri digitization watermark alone ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"), with no other text overlaid or truncated beneath it on this page (unlike page228's band29) -- confirmed via direct inspection, no zoom needed. **Contested-word verification log**: - 42.11 "सौम्यशुक्रार्कजैर्दृष्टे" -- zoomed directly (scratchpad/p229-b11-L.png/-R.png, 3x + autocontrast), letters confirmed clearly and unambiguously. Decodes as सौम्य (Mercury) + शुक्र (Venus) + अर्कज (Saturn, "son of the Sun") + ऐर् (instrumental plural) + दृष्टे (aspected), matching exactly this page's own commentary at band20 ("...बुध, शुक्र, शनि की उस पर दृष्टि रहे तो..."). High confidence. - 42.12 "सुरेज्यार्कैंयुते" -- zoomed directly (scratchpad/p229-b13-zoom.png and a tighter scratchpad/p229-b13-tight.png, up to 5x + autocontrast). The printed glyph after "सुरेज्या" shows क् followed by an ऐ-matra plus an anusvara-like mark, WITHOUT a clearly separate ज akshara -- unlike the parallel construction in verse 11 ("अर्कजैर्"). Per the standing illegible-compound-LETTERS policy, the compound is retained exactly as best-transliterated from the printed glyphs ("सुरेज्यार्कैंयुते") rather than silently emended to the expected parallel form "सुरेज्यार्कजैर्युते". The intended referent is nonetheless high-confidence via this page's own commentary at band21-22 ("...गुरु शनि का योग या दृष्टि हो तो..."), i.e. सुरेज्य (Jupiter) + अर्कज (Saturn), consistent with the systematic cycle. Disclosed as a low-confidence letter-level reading with high-confidence semantic content via commentary cross-check. - 42.16 "स्वनुभाग्याधिपौ" -- zoomed directly (scratchpad/p229-b27-zoom.png and scratchpad/p229-b27-zoom2.png, 4x + autocontrast). Letters read clearly as स्वनुभाग्याधिपौ ("...adhipau", "the two lords of..."); भाग्य (bhagya, the 9th/fortune house) is unambiguous, but the precise referent of the "स्वनु" element (which specific house or category is meant by this prefix) could not be confidently glossed against standard Jyotisha terminology -- possibly a contracted or non-standard term. Per the illegible-compound-MEANING policy, the letters are retained as printed and the meaning uncertainty is disclosed; translation for this verse deliberately stays generic on this point ("the lords of the [relevant] and ninth/bhagya houses") rather than asserting a specific house identification not clearly supported by the print. - All other verses on this page (42.13, 42.14, 42.15, 42.17) read cleanly at band-level zoom with no ambiguous glyphs requiring a dedicated disambiguation pass. Sanity checks: new refs 42.11-42.17 confirmed unique against the existing verse list; chapter 42's verse count updated from the page228 placeholder (10) to 17 -- STILL PROVISIONAL, since no chapter-42 colophon has appeared yet (the chapter continues onto page230). bphs-scan.js run after seeding. **Bundle**: page229 = 4 of 5 (pages226-230 bundle, not yet complete -- continuing to page230).

  17. 42.17 सत्यापित

    17

    संस्कृत

    शुभाशुभफलं तत्र सदसद्ग्रहयोगजम् । बलाबलं विचार्यैव वक्तव्यं दैवकोविदैः ॥ १७ ॥

    shubhashubhaphalam tatra sadasadgrahayogajam, balabalam vicharyaiva vaktavyam daivakovidaih.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The good or bad result in this matter arises from auspicious or inauspicious planetary combination; having duly examined [their] strength and weakness, it should be declared by those skilled in astrology (daivakovida).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    शुभ अशुभ ग्रहों के संयोग या ग्रहों के बलाबल का विचार कर फलादेश करना चाहिए ॥ १६-१७ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page229 (PDF p.261, folio "२२९" confirmed via a dedicated tight zoom on the page-number region, scratchpad/p229-b00-R2.png). Running head reads the CHAPTER title "धनयोगाध्यायः" (C-type) -- a dedicated zoom (scratchpad/p229-head-zoom2.png) corrected an earlier low-quality-crop reading that had looked like "जनयोगाध्यायः"; the C-type running head here differs from page228's T-type (treatise-title) running head, consistent with page228 being the chapter's opening page (which commonly carries the treatise title) and page229 being a continuation page (which carries the chapter title). This adds a data point to the still-unresolved recto/verso alternation observation without resolving it. Threshold selection: unlike all prior pages, the sweep (scratchpad/sweep229.py) across T=0.5-10 on the 3152x4930 page image showed NO clean plateau -- band counts fluctuated between 34 and 37 across T=1.5-5, stabilizing to 34 only at T=5.5-10. Given this, the mandatory T5-vs-T7 diff (scratchpad/diff229.py) was relied on more heavily than usual: T5 gave 35 bands, T7 gave 34 -- a genuine 1-band discrepancy (T5 band10=(1504,1530)h26 + band11=(1535,1624)h89, where T7 sees one band=(1536,1620)). A direct zoom of the disputed region (scratchpad/p229-disc.png/-L/-R, native y=1460-1640) resolved this as a SINGLE continuous printed line -- verse 42.11's second line, "सौम्यशुक्रार्कजैर्दृष्टे युक्ते श्रीमान्नरो भवेत् ॥ ११ ॥" -- where a locally low-darkness row caused T5 to spuriously split one line into two adjacent bands (band10 is a noise sliver, confirmed by direct inspection of scratchpad/p229-b10.png). No content lost. Proceeded with THRESH=5 (consistent with all prior pages) via scratchpad/band229.py, treating bands10+11 as one continuous line during sequential reading. Gap re-scan (mandatory): band list showed no unusually large gaps (max 120px, band0-to-1); no further investigation needed. **This page continues Chapter 42 (धनयोगाध्यायः) from page228**: - Band0: running head + folio (structural; see above). - Bands1-8: the CONCLUSION of the shared Hindi prose commentary block begun on page228 (bands23-29), completing the truncated explanation of verse 5 and continuing through verses 6, 7, 8, 9, and 10 in order, closing with the explicit clause-marker "॥ १-१० ॥" at band8. This confirms the full extent of this commentary block: it covers ALL of verses 1-10 as one continuous passage spanning TWO PAGES (page228 bands23-29 + page229 bands1-8) -- the largest shared-commentary span seen in this pipeline so far (previously the largest was verses 1-9 on page226/227 for chapter41). translationHi for 42.5-42.10 is backfilled from this text (see UPDATES below), with the page228/page229 sentence boundary stitched together for verse 5 specifically (page228 tail: "...पञ्चम में शनि रहें और लाभभवन सूर्य," + page229 band1 head: "...चन्द्रयुक्त हो तो जातक पूर्ण धनवान् होता है।"). - Band9 through part of band19: FIVE more consecutive root verses, 42.11 through 42.15, each following the SAME two-line "shloka + closing quarter with verse number" pattern as verses 1-10. These verses continue and COMPLETE the lagna-based sub-pattern first seen in verses 9-10 (page228): each of the seven grahas' own sign occupied by the LAGNA (not the 5th house, as in verses 2-8) AND by the planet itself, combined with specific planets aspecting/joining, produces a wealth-yoga. Verse 9=Sun, verse10=Moon (both on page228), verse11=Mars, verse12=Mercury, verse13=Jupiter, verse14=Venus, verse15=Saturn (all on page229). **This CORRECTS the structural hypothesis noted in page228's seed script**, which speculated (based on only verses 9-10 being visible at the time) that this lagna-based sub-pattern might be structurally limited to the two luminaries (Sun, Moon) since they alone own a single sign each. Verses 11-15 disprove that limitation: the pattern is in fact a FULL SEVEN-PLANET CYCLE exactly parallel to the 5th-house cycle of verses 2-8, just using the lagna instead. This correction is disclosed here per the standing no-silent-correction rule; nothing was ever wrongly seeded (the hypothesis was noted as tentative, not asserted as fact, in page228's SRC_BASE). - Bands20-26: a SECOND shared Hindi prose commentary block, covering verses 11 through 15 in order, closing with the clause-marker "॥ ११-१५ ॥" at band26. Fully contained on this single page (no truncation). - Bands27-30: TWO more root verses, 42.16 and 42.17, forming a summary/transition couplet: verse 16 states that the lords of certain houses (see contested-word log for "स्वनुभाग्याधिपौ") are especially wealth-givers, and that other planets joined with them become wealth-givers in their own dashas; verse 17 states the general principle that the resulting good/bad fruit depends on auspicious/inauspicious planetary combination, to be judged via strength/weakness (bala-abala) analysis by those skilled in astrology (daivakovida). These read as a transitional closing statement for the systematic-yoga portion of the chapter, but NO chapter-42 colophon appears on this page -- the chapter continues onto page230. - Bands31-33: a THIRD shared Hindi prose commentary block, covering verses 16-17, closing with the clause-marker "॥ १६-१७ ॥" at band33. - Band34: the recurring eGangotri digitization watermark alone ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"), with no other text overlaid or truncated beneath it on this page (unlike page228's band29) -- confirmed via direct inspection, no zoom needed. **Contested-word verification log**: - 42.11 "सौम्यशुक्रार्कजैर्दृष्टे" -- zoomed directly (scratchpad/p229-b11-L.png/-R.png, 3x + autocontrast), letters confirmed clearly and unambiguously. Decodes as सौम्य (Mercury) + शुक्र (Venus) + अर्कज (Saturn, "son of the Sun") + ऐर् (instrumental plural) + दृष्टे (aspected), matching exactly this page's own commentary at band20 ("...बुध, शुक्र, शनि की उस पर दृष्टि रहे तो..."). High confidence. - 42.12 "सुरेज्यार्कैंयुते" -- zoomed directly (scratchpad/p229-b13-zoom.png and a tighter scratchpad/p229-b13-tight.png, up to 5x + autocontrast). The printed glyph after "सुरेज्या" shows क् followed by an ऐ-matra plus an anusvara-like mark, WITHOUT a clearly separate ज akshara -- unlike the parallel construction in verse 11 ("अर्कजैर्"). Per the standing illegible-compound-LETTERS policy, the compound is retained exactly as best-transliterated from the printed glyphs ("सुरेज्यार्कैंयुते") rather than silently emended to the expected parallel form "सुरेज्यार्कजैर्युते". The intended referent is nonetheless high-confidence via this page's own commentary at band21-22 ("...गुरु शनि का योग या दृष्टि हो तो..."), i.e. सुरेज्य (Jupiter) + अर्कज (Saturn), consistent with the systematic cycle. Disclosed as a low-confidence letter-level reading with high-confidence semantic content via commentary cross-check. - 42.16 "स्वनुभाग्याधिपौ" -- zoomed directly (scratchpad/p229-b27-zoom.png and scratchpad/p229-b27-zoom2.png, 4x + autocontrast). Letters read clearly as स्वनुभाग्याधिपौ ("...adhipau", "the two lords of..."); भाग्य (bhagya, the 9th/fortune house) is unambiguous, but the precise referent of the "स्वनु" element (which specific house or category is meant by this prefix) could not be confidently glossed against standard Jyotisha terminology -- possibly a contracted or non-standard term. Per the illegible-compound-MEANING policy, the letters are retained as printed and the meaning uncertainty is disclosed; translation for this verse deliberately stays generic on this point ("the lords of the [relevant] and ninth/bhagya houses") rather than asserting a specific house identification not clearly supported by the print. - All other verses on this page (42.13, 42.14, 42.15, 42.17) read cleanly at band-level zoom with no ambiguous glyphs requiring a dedicated disambiguation pass. Sanity checks: new refs 42.11-42.17 confirmed unique against the existing verse list; chapter 42's verse count updated from the page228 placeholder (10) to 17 -- STILL PROVISIONAL, since no chapter-42 colophon has appeared yet (the chapter continues onto page230). bphs-scan.js run after seeding. **Bundle**: page229 = 4 of 5 (pages226-230 bundle, not yet complete -- continuing to page230).

  18. 42.18 सत्यापित

    18

    संस्कृत

    केन्द्रपः पारिजातस्थस्तदा दाता भवेन्नरः । उत्तमे ह्युत्तमो दाता गोपुरे पुरुषत्वयुक् ॥ १८ ॥

    kendrapah parijatasthastada data bhavennarah, uttame hyuttamo data gopure purushatvayuk.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If the lord of a kendra (angular house) is situated in the Parijata grade, the native then becomes a giver (benefactor); if in the Uttama grade, an excellent giver; if in the Gopura grade, endowed with manliness.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    केन्द्रेश पारिजातांशगत हो तो जातक-दानी, और उत्तमांश में रहने पर विशेष दानी, गोपुरांशत होने पर पौरुषयुक्त, सिंहासनस्थ होने पर लोकमान्य, पारावतांश में रहे तो शूर, देवलोकगत होने पर सभापति, द्वितीय (ब्रह्मलोक) गत होने पर मुनि और ऐरावतांश में रहने पर सर्वदा वह सन्तुष्ट रहता है ॥ १९ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page230 (PDF p.262, folio "२३०" confirmed cleanly in the initial band0 crop, no extra zoom needed). Running head reads the TREATISE title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" (T-type) -- this page continues chapter42, adding one more data point to the still-unresolved recto/verso running-head alternation (page228=T, page229=C, page230=T). Threshold selection: sweep across T=0.5-10 on the 3249x4925 page image (scratchpad/sweep230.py) showed a plateau at 31 bands for T=1.5-3 and T=4.5-7 (with brief fluctuation to 32/34 outside that range). T5-vs-T7 diff (scratchpad/diff230.py) run per standing mandate: BOTH gave 31 bands, and every band's (y0,y1) position matched closely (max few-pixel differences typical of threshold sensitivity at edges) -- no discrepancy requiring investigation, unlike page229. Gap re-scan (mandatory): band list (scratchpad/band230.py) showed no unusually large gaps (max 135px, band0-to-1); no further investigation needed. **This page continues Chapter 42 (धनयोगाध्यायः) from page229, introducing a NEW sub-topic: "Parijatadi yoga"** -- a graded classification system (seven named grades: पारिजात, उत्तम, गोपुर, सिंहासन, पारावत, देवलोक, द्वितीय/ब्रह्मलोक, ऐरावत -- eight terms are named across the verses though the heading calls it "पारिजातादि", "Parijata-etc.") describing the result produced when a specific bhava-lord (kendra-lord, then putra/5th-lord, then dharma/9th-lord in turn) is placed in each successive grade. This is a DISTINCT systematic sub-topic within chapter42's wealth/yoga content, confirming chapter42 continues well past verse17 (previously the highest-numbered verse known from page229) -- verse numbering here runs continuously 18 through 26, confirming no chapter boundary was crossed. - Band0: running head + folio (structural). - Band1: editorial Hindi subheading "पारिजातादिगतकेन्द्रेश का फल--" ("The fruit of the kendra-lord situated in Parijata etc. [grades]"). Per the standing copyright-safety rule, recorded as a structural/source note only, NOT seeded as its own verse entry. - Bands2-6: verses 42.18-42.19, describing the kendra-lord's result in each of the seven/eight grades. Verse19 is unusually a THREE-LINE verse (six padas total across bands4-6), longer than the standard two-line shloka pattern seen throughout the chapter so far -- this is the first such extended verse in chapter42. - Bands7-10: shared Hindi commentary for verses 18-19, closing with the citation "॥ १९ ॥" at band10. - Band11: editorial Hindi subheading "पारिजातादिगत पञ्चमेश फल--" ("The fruit of the 5th/putra-lord in Parijata etc. [grades]"). Structural, not seeded. - Bands12-17: verses 42.20-42.22, the same seven-grade classification now applied to the putra (5th house, children/learning) lord. - Bands18-21: shared Hindi commentary for verses 20-22, closing with the clause-marker "॥ २०-२२ ॥" at band21. - Band22: editorial Hindi subheading "पारिजातादिगत धर्मेश फल--" ("The fruit of the dharma/9th-lord in Parijata etc. [grades]"). Structural, not seeded. - Bands23-30: verses 42.23-42.26, the same seven-grade classification now applied to the dharma (9th house, righteousness/fortune) lord -- results here are notably different in character from the wealth/status results of verses 18-22, describing pilgrimage-making, sacrifice-performance, renunciation (Paramahamsa status), and ascetic/Brahmaloka-attaining outcomes, fitting the dharma (religious merit) significations of the 9th house rather than wealth or worldly status per se. - Band30 (last band on the page) closes verse26 immediately followed by the recurring eGangotri digitization watermark, with NO commentary block for verses 23-26 appearing on this page at all -- unlike every other verse-group on this page (and prior pages), which was always followed by a same-page or continued commentary. This strongly indicates the commentary for verses 23-26 is TRUNCATED at the page boundary and continues onto page231, per the standing multi-page shared-commentary backfill pattern. translationHi for 42.23-42.26 is therefore left EMPTY on this page, to be backfilled once page231 is read. **Contested-word verification log**: - 42.19 third pada -- an initial coarse read of this word looked like "शुनिमेतः" (which would not fit -- शुनि has no established meaning as a Parijatadi-grade result term). A dedicated zoom (scratchpad/p230-b05-zoom.png, 4x + autocontrast) resolved it clearly as "मुनिमेतः" ("this one is a sage" / "deemed a sage"), which also matches this page's own commentary at band9-10 ("...द्वितीय (ब्रह्मलोक) गत होने पर मुनि..."). Corrected before ever being seeded -- no retroactive JSON correction needed. - 42.23's second line ("प्राकृतने जनने बोध्यं तदेवोत्तमवर्गके") -- the precise sense of "प्राकृतने जनने" (roughly "in an ordinary/natural birth") combined with "तदेवोत्तमवर्गके" ("the same in the Uttama grade") is somewhat compressed/terse Sanskrit; letters read cleanly at band-level zoom with no ambiguous glyphs, but the exact intended sense is not fully certain absent the (truncated, not-yet-available) commentary. Retained and translated conservatively; to be revisited if page231's commentary (once read) clarifies this verse. - All other verses on this page (42.18, 42.20, 42.21, 42.22, 42.24, 42.25, 42.26) read cleanly at band-level zoom with no ambiguous glyphs requiring a dedicated disambiguation pass. Sanity checks: new refs 42.18-42.26 confirmed unique against the existing verse list; chapter 42's verse count updated from 17 (page229) to 26 -- STILL PROVISIONAL, since no chapter-42 colophon has appeared yet (the chapter continues onto page231, where the truncated verses 23-26 commentary must also be backfilled). bphs-scan.js run after seeding. **Bundle**: page230 = 5 of 5 (pages226-230 bundle) -- COMPLETE. Ready for commit + push.

  19. 42.19 सत्यापित

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    संस्कृत

    सिंहासने भवेन्मान्यः शूरः पारावतांशके । सभापतिर्देवलोके द्वितीये तु मुनिमेतः । ऐरावते तु सन्तुष्टो जायते जातकः सदा ॥ १९ ॥

    simhasane bhavenmanyah shurah paravatamshake, sabhapatirdevaloke dvitiye tu munimetah, airavate tu santushto jayate jatakah sada.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In the Simhasana grade, he becomes respected; in the Paravata portion, a hero; in the Devaloka grade, a president of the assembly; in the second (Brahmaloka) grade, deemed a sage; in the Airavata grade, the native always becomes content.

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page230 (PDF p.262, folio "२३०" confirmed cleanly in the initial band0 crop, no extra zoom needed). Running head reads the TREATISE title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" (T-type) -- this page continues chapter42, adding one more data point to the still-unresolved recto/verso running-head alternation (page228=T, page229=C, page230=T). Threshold selection: sweep across T=0.5-10 on the 3249x4925 page image (scratchpad/sweep230.py) showed a plateau at 31 bands for T=1.5-3 and T=4.5-7 (with brief fluctuation to 32/34 outside that range). T5-vs-T7 diff (scratchpad/diff230.py) run per standing mandate: BOTH gave 31 bands, and every band's (y0,y1) position matched closely (max few-pixel differences typical of threshold sensitivity at edges) -- no discrepancy requiring investigation, unlike page229. Gap re-scan (mandatory): band list (scratchpad/band230.py) showed no unusually large gaps (max 135px, band0-to-1); no further investigation needed. **This page continues Chapter 42 (धनयोगाध्यायः) from page229, introducing a NEW sub-topic: "Parijatadi yoga"** -- a graded classification system (seven named grades: पारिजात, उत्तम, गोपुर, सिंहासन, पारावत, देवलोक, द्वितीय/ब्रह्मलोक, ऐरावत -- eight terms are named across the verses though the heading calls it "पारिजातादि", "Parijata-etc.") describing the result produced when a specific bhava-lord (kendra-lord, then putra/5th-lord, then dharma/9th-lord in turn) is placed in each successive grade. This is a DISTINCT systematic sub-topic within chapter42's wealth/yoga content, confirming chapter42 continues well past verse17 (previously the highest-numbered verse known from page229) -- verse numbering here runs continuously 18 through 26, confirming no chapter boundary was crossed. - Band0: running head + folio (structural). - Band1: editorial Hindi subheading "पारिजातादिगतकेन्द्रेश का फल--" ("The fruit of the kendra-lord situated in Parijata etc. [grades]"). Per the standing copyright-safety rule, recorded as a structural/source note only, NOT seeded as its own verse entry. - Bands2-6: verses 42.18-42.19, describing the kendra-lord's result in each of the seven/eight grades. Verse19 is unusually a THREE-LINE verse (six padas total across bands4-6), longer than the standard two-line shloka pattern seen throughout the chapter so far -- this is the first such extended verse in chapter42. - Bands7-10: shared Hindi commentary for verses 18-19, closing with the citation "॥ १९ ॥" at band10. - Band11: editorial Hindi subheading "पारिजातादिगत पञ्चमेश फल--" ("The fruit of the 5th/putra-lord in Parijata etc. [grades]"). Structural, not seeded. - Bands12-17: verses 42.20-42.22, the same seven-grade classification now applied to the putra (5th house, children/learning) lord. - Bands18-21: shared Hindi commentary for verses 20-22, closing with the clause-marker "॥ २०-२२ ॥" at band21. - Band22: editorial Hindi subheading "पारिजातादिगत धर्मेश फल--" ("The fruit of the dharma/9th-lord in Parijata etc. [grades]"). Structural, not seeded. - Bands23-30: verses 42.23-42.26, the same seven-grade classification now applied to the dharma (9th house, righteousness/fortune) lord -- results here are notably different in character from the wealth/status results of verses 18-22, describing pilgrimage-making, sacrifice-performance, renunciation (Paramahamsa status), and ascetic/Brahmaloka-attaining outcomes, fitting the dharma (religious merit) significations of the 9th house rather than wealth or worldly status per se. - Band30 (last band on the page) closes verse26 immediately followed by the recurring eGangotri digitization watermark, with NO commentary block for verses 23-26 appearing on this page at all -- unlike every other verse-group on this page (and prior pages), which was always followed by a same-page or continued commentary. This strongly indicates the commentary for verses 23-26 is TRUNCATED at the page boundary and continues onto page231, per the standing multi-page shared-commentary backfill pattern. translationHi for 42.23-42.26 is therefore left EMPTY on this page, to be backfilled once page231 is read. **Contested-word verification log**: - 42.19 third pada -- an initial coarse read of this word looked like "शुनिमेतः" (which would not fit -- शुनि has no established meaning as a Parijatadi-grade result term). A dedicated zoom (scratchpad/p230-b05-zoom.png, 4x + autocontrast) resolved it clearly as "मुनिमेतः" ("this one is a sage" / "deemed a sage"), which also matches this page's own commentary at band9-10 ("...द्वितीय (ब्रह्मलोक) गत होने पर मुनि..."). Corrected before ever being seeded -- no retroactive JSON correction needed. - 42.23's second line ("प्राकृतने जनने बोध्यं तदेवोत्तमवर्गके") -- the precise sense of "प्राकृतने जनने" (roughly "in an ordinary/natural birth") combined with "तदेवोत्तमवर्गके" ("the same in the Uttama grade") is somewhat compressed/terse Sanskrit; letters read cleanly at band-level zoom with no ambiguous glyphs, but the exact intended sense is not fully certain absent the (truncated, not-yet-available) commentary. Retained and translated conservatively; to be revisited if page231's commentary (once read) clarifies this verse. - All other verses on this page (42.18, 42.20, 42.21, 42.22, 42.24, 42.25, 42.26) read cleanly at band-level zoom with no ambiguous glyphs requiring a dedicated disambiguation pass. Sanity checks: new refs 42.18-42.26 confirmed unique against the existing verse list; chapter 42's verse count updated from 17 (page229) to 26 -- STILL PROVISIONAL, since no chapter-42 colophon has appeared yet (the chapter continues onto page231, where the truncated verses 23-26 commentary must also be backfilled). bphs-scan.js run after seeding. **Bundle**: page230 = 5 of 5 (pages226-230 bundle) -- COMPLETE. Ready for commit + push.

  20. 42.20 सत्यापित

    20

    संस्कृत

    परिजाते सुताधीशे विद्या चैव कुलोचिता । उत्तमे चोत्तमा ज्ञेया गोपुरे भुवनार्चिता ॥ २० ॥

    parijate sutadhishe vidya chaiva kulochita, uttame chottama jneya gopure bhuvanarchita.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If the lord of putra (5th house, children/learning) is in the Parijata grade, there is learning befitting the family; in the Uttama grade it should be known as excellent learning; in the Gopura grade, learning honored by the [whole] world.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पञ्चमेश यदि पारिजातांशगत हो तो कुलोचित विद्या, उत्तमांश में होनेपर उत्कृष्ट विद्या, गोपुरांश में रहनेपर विश्वविख्याति, सिंहासन में मन्त्रित्व, देवलोकांशगत पञ्चमेश हो तो कर्मयोग, द्वितीय (ब्रह्मलोक)स्थ होने पर देवोपासना, ऐरावतांश में ईश्वरभक्ति कहें ॥ २०-२२ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page230 (PDF p.262, folio "२३०" confirmed cleanly in the initial band0 crop, no extra zoom needed). Running head reads the TREATISE title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" (T-type) -- this page continues chapter42, adding one more data point to the still-unresolved recto/verso running-head alternation (page228=T, page229=C, page230=T). Threshold selection: sweep across T=0.5-10 on the 3249x4925 page image (scratchpad/sweep230.py) showed a plateau at 31 bands for T=1.5-3 and T=4.5-7 (with brief fluctuation to 32/34 outside that range). T5-vs-T7 diff (scratchpad/diff230.py) run per standing mandate: BOTH gave 31 bands, and every band's (y0,y1) position matched closely (max few-pixel differences typical of threshold sensitivity at edges) -- no discrepancy requiring investigation, unlike page229. Gap re-scan (mandatory): band list (scratchpad/band230.py) showed no unusually large gaps (max 135px, band0-to-1); no further investigation needed. **This page continues Chapter 42 (धनयोगाध्यायः) from page229, introducing a NEW sub-topic: "Parijatadi yoga"** -- a graded classification system (seven named grades: पारिजात, उत्तम, गोपुर, सिंहासन, पारावत, देवलोक, द्वितीय/ब्रह्मलोक, ऐरावत -- eight terms are named across the verses though the heading calls it "पारिजातादि", "Parijata-etc.") describing the result produced when a specific bhava-lord (kendra-lord, then putra/5th-lord, then dharma/9th-lord in turn) is placed in each successive grade. This is a DISTINCT systematic sub-topic within chapter42's wealth/yoga content, confirming chapter42 continues well past verse17 (previously the highest-numbered verse known from page229) -- verse numbering here runs continuously 18 through 26, confirming no chapter boundary was crossed. - Band0: running head + folio (structural). - Band1: editorial Hindi subheading "पारिजातादिगतकेन्द्रेश का फल--" ("The fruit of the kendra-lord situated in Parijata etc. [grades]"). Per the standing copyright-safety rule, recorded as a structural/source note only, NOT seeded as its own verse entry. - Bands2-6: verses 42.18-42.19, describing the kendra-lord's result in each of the seven/eight grades. Verse19 is unusually a THREE-LINE verse (six padas total across bands4-6), longer than the standard two-line shloka pattern seen throughout the chapter so far -- this is the first such extended verse in chapter42. - Bands7-10: shared Hindi commentary for verses 18-19, closing with the citation "॥ १९ ॥" at band10. - Band11: editorial Hindi subheading "पारिजातादिगत पञ्चमेश फल--" ("The fruit of the 5th/putra-lord in Parijata etc. [grades]"). Structural, not seeded. - Bands12-17: verses 42.20-42.22, the same seven-grade classification now applied to the putra (5th house, children/learning) lord. - Bands18-21: shared Hindi commentary for verses 20-22, closing with the clause-marker "॥ २०-२२ ॥" at band21. - Band22: editorial Hindi subheading "पारिजातादिगत धर्मेश फल--" ("The fruit of the dharma/9th-lord in Parijata etc. [grades]"). Structural, not seeded. - Bands23-30: verses 42.23-42.26, the same seven-grade classification now applied to the dharma (9th house, righteousness/fortune) lord -- results here are notably different in character from the wealth/status results of verses 18-22, describing pilgrimage-making, sacrifice-performance, renunciation (Paramahamsa status), and ascetic/Brahmaloka-attaining outcomes, fitting the dharma (religious merit) significations of the 9th house rather than wealth or worldly status per se. - Band30 (last band on the page) closes verse26 immediately followed by the recurring eGangotri digitization watermark, with NO commentary block for verses 23-26 appearing on this page at all -- unlike every other verse-group on this page (and prior pages), which was always followed by a same-page or continued commentary. This strongly indicates the commentary for verses 23-26 is TRUNCATED at the page boundary and continues onto page231, per the standing multi-page shared-commentary backfill pattern. translationHi for 42.23-42.26 is therefore left EMPTY on this page, to be backfilled once page231 is read. **Contested-word verification log**: - 42.19 third pada -- an initial coarse read of this word looked like "शुनिमेतः" (which would not fit -- शुनि has no established meaning as a Parijatadi-grade result term). A dedicated zoom (scratchpad/p230-b05-zoom.png, 4x + autocontrast) resolved it clearly as "मुनिमेतः" ("this one is a sage" / "deemed a sage"), which also matches this page's own commentary at band9-10 ("...द्वितीय (ब्रह्मलोक) गत होने पर मुनि..."). Corrected before ever being seeded -- no retroactive JSON correction needed. - 42.23's second line ("प्राकृतने जनने बोध्यं तदेवोत्तमवर्गके") -- the precise sense of "प्राकृतने जनने" (roughly "in an ordinary/natural birth") combined with "तदेवोत्तमवर्गके" ("the same in the Uttama grade") is somewhat compressed/terse Sanskrit; letters read cleanly at band-level zoom with no ambiguous glyphs, but the exact intended sense is not fully certain absent the (truncated, not-yet-available) commentary. Retained and translated conservatively; to be revisited if page231's commentary (once read) clarifies this verse. - All other verses on this page (42.18, 42.20, 42.21, 42.22, 42.24, 42.25, 42.26) read cleanly at band-level zoom with no ambiguous glyphs requiring a dedicated disambiguation pass. Sanity checks: new refs 42.18-42.26 confirmed unique against the existing verse list; chapter 42's verse count updated from 17 (page229) to 26 -- STILL PROVISIONAL, since no chapter-42 colophon has appeared yet (the chapter continues onto page231, where the truncated verses 23-26 commentary must also be backfilled). bphs-scan.js run after seeding. **Bundle**: page230 = 5 of 5 (pages226-230 bundle) -- COMPLETE. Ready for commit + push.

  21. 42.21 सत्यापित

    21

    संस्कृत

    सिंहासने तथा वाच्या साचिव्येन हि संयुता । पारावते तु मैत्रेय ! ब्रह्मविद्या प्रकीर्तिता ॥ २१ ॥

    simhasane tatha vachya sachivyena hi samyuta, paravate tu maitreya brahmavidya prakirtita.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In the Simhasana grade, it is said to be joined with ministerial rank; but in the Paravata grade, O Maitreya, it is declared to be knowledge of Brahman.

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page230 (PDF p.262, folio "२३०" confirmed cleanly in the initial band0 crop, no extra zoom needed). Running head reads the TREATISE title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" (T-type) -- this page continues chapter42, adding one more data point to the still-unresolved recto/verso running-head alternation (page228=T, page229=C, page230=T). Threshold selection: sweep across T=0.5-10 on the 3249x4925 page image (scratchpad/sweep230.py) showed a plateau at 31 bands for T=1.5-3 and T=4.5-7 (with brief fluctuation to 32/34 outside that range). T5-vs-T7 diff (scratchpad/diff230.py) run per standing mandate: BOTH gave 31 bands, and every band's (y0,y1) position matched closely (max few-pixel differences typical of threshold sensitivity at edges) -- no discrepancy requiring investigation, unlike page229. Gap re-scan (mandatory): band list (scratchpad/band230.py) showed no unusually large gaps (max 135px, band0-to-1); no further investigation needed. **This page continues Chapter 42 (धनयोगाध्यायः) from page229, introducing a NEW sub-topic: "Parijatadi yoga"** -- a graded classification system (seven named grades: पारिजात, उत्तम, गोपुर, सिंहासन, पारावत, देवलोक, द्वितीय/ब्रह्मलोक, ऐरावत -- eight terms are named across the verses though the heading calls it "पारिजातादि", "Parijata-etc.") describing the result produced when a specific bhava-lord (kendra-lord, then putra/5th-lord, then dharma/9th-lord in turn) is placed in each successive grade. This is a DISTINCT systematic sub-topic within chapter42's wealth/yoga content, confirming chapter42 continues well past verse17 (previously the highest-numbered verse known from page229) -- verse numbering here runs continuously 18 through 26, confirming no chapter boundary was crossed. - Band0: running head + folio (structural). - Band1: editorial Hindi subheading "पारिजातादिगतकेन्द्रेश का फल--" ("The fruit of the kendra-lord situated in Parijata etc. [grades]"). Per the standing copyright-safety rule, recorded as a structural/source note only, NOT seeded as its own verse entry. - Bands2-6: verses 42.18-42.19, describing the kendra-lord's result in each of the seven/eight grades. Verse19 is unusually a THREE-LINE verse (six padas total across bands4-6), longer than the standard two-line shloka pattern seen throughout the chapter so far -- this is the first such extended verse in chapter42. - Bands7-10: shared Hindi commentary for verses 18-19, closing with the citation "॥ १९ ॥" at band10. - Band11: editorial Hindi subheading "पारिजातादिगत पञ्चमेश फल--" ("The fruit of the 5th/putra-lord in Parijata etc. [grades]"). Structural, not seeded. - Bands12-17: verses 42.20-42.22, the same seven-grade classification now applied to the putra (5th house, children/learning) lord. - Bands18-21: shared Hindi commentary for verses 20-22, closing with the clause-marker "॥ २०-२२ ॥" at band21. - Band22: editorial Hindi subheading "पारिजातादिगत धर्मेश फल--" ("The fruit of the dharma/9th-lord in Parijata etc. [grades]"). Structural, not seeded. - Bands23-30: verses 42.23-42.26, the same seven-grade classification now applied to the dharma (9th house, righteousness/fortune) lord -- results here are notably different in character from the wealth/status results of verses 18-22, describing pilgrimage-making, sacrifice-performance, renunciation (Paramahamsa status), and ascetic/Brahmaloka-attaining outcomes, fitting the dharma (religious merit) significations of the 9th house rather than wealth or worldly status per se. - Band30 (last band on the page) closes verse26 immediately followed by the recurring eGangotri digitization watermark, with NO commentary block for verses 23-26 appearing on this page at all -- unlike every other verse-group on this page (and prior pages), which was always followed by a same-page or continued commentary. This strongly indicates the commentary for verses 23-26 is TRUNCATED at the page boundary and continues onto page231, per the standing multi-page shared-commentary backfill pattern. translationHi for 42.23-42.26 is therefore left EMPTY on this page, to be backfilled once page231 is read. **Contested-word verification log**: - 42.19 third pada -- an initial coarse read of this word looked like "शुनिमेतः" (which would not fit -- शुनि has no established meaning as a Parijatadi-grade result term). A dedicated zoom (scratchpad/p230-b05-zoom.png, 4x + autocontrast) resolved it clearly as "मुनिमेतः" ("this one is a sage" / "deemed a sage"), which also matches this page's own commentary at band9-10 ("...द्वितीय (ब्रह्मलोक) गत होने पर मुनि..."). Corrected before ever being seeded -- no retroactive JSON correction needed. - 42.23's second line ("प्राकृतने जनने बोध्यं तदेवोत्तमवर्गके") -- the precise sense of "प्राकृतने जनने" (roughly "in an ordinary/natural birth") combined with "तदेवोत्तमवर्गके" ("the same in the Uttama grade") is somewhat compressed/terse Sanskrit; letters read cleanly at band-level zoom with no ambiguous glyphs, but the exact intended sense is not fully certain absent the (truncated, not-yet-available) commentary. Retained and translated conservatively; to be revisited if page231's commentary (once read) clarifies this verse. - All other verses on this page (42.18, 42.20, 42.21, 42.22, 42.24, 42.25, 42.26) read cleanly at band-level zoom with no ambiguous glyphs requiring a dedicated disambiguation pass. Sanity checks: new refs 42.18-42.26 confirmed unique against the existing verse list; chapter 42's verse count updated from 17 (page229) to 26 -- STILL PROVISIONAL, since no chapter-42 colophon has appeared yet (the chapter continues onto page231, where the truncated verses 23-26 commentary must also be backfilled). bphs-scan.js run after seeding. **Bundle**: page230 = 5 of 5 (pages226-230 bundle) -- COMPLETE. Ready for commit + push.

  22. 42.22 सत्यापित

    22

    संस्कृत

    सुतेशे देवलोकस्थे कर्मयोगयुतो भवेत् । उपासना द्वितीये स्याद् भक्तिस्त्वैरावते स्मृता ॥ २२ ॥

    suteshe devalokasthe karmayogayuto bhavet, upasana dvitiye syad bhaktistvairavate smrita.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If the lord of putra is situated in the Devaloka grade, one becomes endowed with the yoga of action (karma-yoga); in the second (Brahmaloka) grade there is worship (upasana); in the Airavata grade, devotion (bhakti) is remembered.

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page230 (PDF p.262, folio "२३०" confirmed cleanly in the initial band0 crop, no extra zoom needed). Running head reads the TREATISE title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" (T-type) -- this page continues chapter42, adding one more data point to the still-unresolved recto/verso running-head alternation (page228=T, page229=C, page230=T). Threshold selection: sweep across T=0.5-10 on the 3249x4925 page image (scratchpad/sweep230.py) showed a plateau at 31 bands for T=1.5-3 and T=4.5-7 (with brief fluctuation to 32/34 outside that range). T5-vs-T7 diff (scratchpad/diff230.py) run per standing mandate: BOTH gave 31 bands, and every band's (y0,y1) position matched closely (max few-pixel differences typical of threshold sensitivity at edges) -- no discrepancy requiring investigation, unlike page229. Gap re-scan (mandatory): band list (scratchpad/band230.py) showed no unusually large gaps (max 135px, band0-to-1); no further investigation needed. **This page continues Chapter 42 (धनयोगाध्यायः) from page229, introducing a NEW sub-topic: "Parijatadi yoga"** -- a graded classification system (seven named grades: पारिजात, उत्तम, गोपुर, सिंहासन, पारावत, देवलोक, द्वितीय/ब्रह्मलोक, ऐरावत -- eight terms are named across the verses though the heading calls it "पारिजातादि", "Parijata-etc.") describing the result produced when a specific bhava-lord (kendra-lord, then putra/5th-lord, then dharma/9th-lord in turn) is placed in each successive grade. This is a DISTINCT systematic sub-topic within chapter42's wealth/yoga content, confirming chapter42 continues well past verse17 (previously the highest-numbered verse known from page229) -- verse numbering here runs continuously 18 through 26, confirming no chapter boundary was crossed. - Band0: running head + folio (structural). - Band1: editorial Hindi subheading "पारिजातादिगतकेन्द्रेश का फल--" ("The fruit of the kendra-lord situated in Parijata etc. [grades]"). Per the standing copyright-safety rule, recorded as a structural/source note only, NOT seeded as its own verse entry. - Bands2-6: verses 42.18-42.19, describing the kendra-lord's result in each of the seven/eight grades. Verse19 is unusually a THREE-LINE verse (six padas total across bands4-6), longer than the standard two-line shloka pattern seen throughout the chapter so far -- this is the first such extended verse in chapter42. - Bands7-10: shared Hindi commentary for verses 18-19, closing with the citation "॥ १९ ॥" at band10. - Band11: editorial Hindi subheading "पारिजातादिगत पञ्चमेश फल--" ("The fruit of the 5th/putra-lord in Parijata etc. [grades]"). Structural, not seeded. - Bands12-17: verses 42.20-42.22, the same seven-grade classification now applied to the putra (5th house, children/learning) lord. - Bands18-21: shared Hindi commentary for verses 20-22, closing with the clause-marker "॥ २०-२२ ॥" at band21. - Band22: editorial Hindi subheading "पारिजातादिगत धर्मेश फल--" ("The fruit of the dharma/9th-lord in Parijata etc. [grades]"). Structural, not seeded. - Bands23-30: verses 42.23-42.26, the same seven-grade classification now applied to the dharma (9th house, righteousness/fortune) lord -- results here are notably different in character from the wealth/status results of verses 18-22, describing pilgrimage-making, sacrifice-performance, renunciation (Paramahamsa status), and ascetic/Brahmaloka-attaining outcomes, fitting the dharma (religious merit) significations of the 9th house rather than wealth or worldly status per se. - Band30 (last band on the page) closes verse26 immediately followed by the recurring eGangotri digitization watermark, with NO commentary block for verses 23-26 appearing on this page at all -- unlike every other verse-group on this page (and prior pages), which was always followed by a same-page or continued commentary. This strongly indicates the commentary for verses 23-26 is TRUNCATED at the page boundary and continues onto page231, per the standing multi-page shared-commentary backfill pattern. translationHi for 42.23-42.26 is therefore left EMPTY on this page, to be backfilled once page231 is read. **Contested-word verification log**: - 42.19 third pada -- an initial coarse read of this word looked like "शुनिमेतः" (which would not fit -- शुनि has no established meaning as a Parijatadi-grade result term). A dedicated zoom (scratchpad/p230-b05-zoom.png, 4x + autocontrast) resolved it clearly as "मुनिमेतः" ("this one is a sage" / "deemed a sage"), which also matches this page's own commentary at band9-10 ("...द्वितीय (ब्रह्मलोक) गत होने पर मुनि..."). Corrected before ever being seeded -- no retroactive JSON correction needed. - 42.23's second line ("प्राकृतने जनने बोध्यं तदेवोत्तमवर्गके") -- the precise sense of "प्राकृतने जनने" (roughly "in an ordinary/natural birth") combined with "तदेवोत्तमवर्गके" ("the same in the Uttama grade") is somewhat compressed/terse Sanskrit; letters read cleanly at band-level zoom with no ambiguous glyphs, but the exact intended sense is not fully certain absent the (truncated, not-yet-available) commentary. Retained and translated conservatively; to be revisited if page231's commentary (once read) clarifies this verse. - All other verses on this page (42.18, 42.20, 42.21, 42.22, 42.24, 42.25, 42.26) read cleanly at band-level zoom with no ambiguous glyphs requiring a dedicated disambiguation pass. Sanity checks: new refs 42.18-42.26 confirmed unique against the existing verse list; chapter 42's verse count updated from 17 (page229) to 26 -- STILL PROVISIONAL, since no chapter-42 colophon has appeared yet (the chapter continues onto page231, where the truncated verses 23-26 commentary must also be backfilled). bphs-scan.js run after seeding. **Bundle**: page230 = 5 of 5 (pages226-230 bundle) -- COMPLETE. Ready for commit + push.

  23. 42.23 सत्यापित

    23

    संस्कृत

    धर्मेशे पारिजातस्थे तीर्थकृत्त्वत्र जन्मनि । प्राकृतने जनने बोध्यं तदेवोत्तमवर्गके ॥ २३ ॥

    dharmeshe parijatasthe tirthakrittvatra janmani, prakritane janane bodhyam tadevottamavargake.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If the lord of dharma (9th house) is situated in the Parijata grade, in this birth there is the making of pilgrimage-sites (tirtha-karta); the same should be understood [to a lesser degree] for an ordinary birth in the Uttama grade.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पारिजातांशगत धर्मेश हो तो जातक वर्तमान जन्म में तीर्थकारी होता है, और उत्तमांश में रहने पर प्राकृतन (पूर्व) जन्म में तीर्थ करने वाला समझना चाहिए।

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page230 (PDF p.262, folio "२३०" confirmed cleanly in the initial band0 crop, no extra zoom needed). Running head reads the TREATISE title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" (T-type) -- this page continues chapter42, adding one more data point to the still-unresolved recto/verso running-head alternation (page228=T, page229=C, page230=T). Threshold selection: sweep across T=0.5-10 on the 3249x4925 page image (scratchpad/sweep230.py) showed a plateau at 31 bands for T=1.5-3 and T=4.5-7 (with brief fluctuation to 32/34 outside that range). T5-vs-T7 diff (scratchpad/diff230.py) run per standing mandate: BOTH gave 31 bands, and every band's (y0,y1) position matched closely (max few-pixel differences typical of threshold sensitivity at edges) -- no discrepancy requiring investigation, unlike page229. Gap re-scan (mandatory): band list (scratchpad/band230.py) showed no unusually large gaps (max 135px, band0-to-1); no further investigation needed. **This page continues Chapter 42 (धनयोगाध्यायः) from page229, introducing a NEW sub-topic: "Parijatadi yoga"** -- a graded classification system (seven named grades: पारिजात, उत्तम, गोपुर, सिंहासन, पारावत, देवलोक, द्वितीय/ब्रह्मलोक, ऐरावत -- eight terms are named across the verses though the heading calls it "पारिजातादि", "Parijata-etc.") describing the result produced when a specific bhava-lord (kendra-lord, then putra/5th-lord, then dharma/9th-lord in turn) is placed in each successive grade. This is a DISTINCT systematic sub-topic within chapter42's wealth/yoga content, confirming chapter42 continues well past verse17 (previously the highest-numbered verse known from page229) -- verse numbering here runs continuously 18 through 26, confirming no chapter boundary was crossed. - Band0: running head + folio (structural). - Band1: editorial Hindi subheading "पारिजातादिगतकेन्द्रेश का फल--" ("The fruit of the kendra-lord situated in Parijata etc. [grades]"). Per the standing copyright-safety rule, recorded as a structural/source note only, NOT seeded as its own verse entry. - Bands2-6: verses 42.18-42.19, describing the kendra-lord's result in each of the seven/eight grades. Verse19 is unusually a THREE-LINE verse (six padas total across bands4-6), longer than the standard two-line shloka pattern seen throughout the chapter so far -- this is the first such extended verse in chapter42. - Bands7-10: shared Hindi commentary for verses 18-19, closing with the citation "॥ १९ ॥" at band10. - Band11: editorial Hindi subheading "पारिजातादिगत पञ्चमेश फल--" ("The fruit of the 5th/putra-lord in Parijata etc. [grades]"). Structural, not seeded. - Bands12-17: verses 42.20-42.22, the same seven-grade classification now applied to the putra (5th house, children/learning) lord. - Bands18-21: shared Hindi commentary for verses 20-22, closing with the clause-marker "॥ २०-२२ ॥" at band21. - Band22: editorial Hindi subheading "पारिजातादिगत धर्मेश फल--" ("The fruit of the dharma/9th-lord in Parijata etc. [grades]"). Structural, not seeded. - Bands23-30: verses 42.23-42.26, the same seven-grade classification now applied to the dharma (9th house, righteousness/fortune) lord -- results here are notably different in character from the wealth/status results of verses 18-22, describing pilgrimage-making, sacrifice-performance, renunciation (Paramahamsa status), and ascetic/Brahmaloka-attaining outcomes, fitting the dharma (religious merit) significations of the 9th house rather than wealth or worldly status per se. - Band30 (last band on the page) closes verse26 immediately followed by the recurring eGangotri digitization watermark, with NO commentary block for verses 23-26 appearing on this page at all -- unlike every other verse-group on this page (and prior pages), which was always followed by a same-page or continued commentary. This strongly indicates the commentary for verses 23-26 is TRUNCATED at the page boundary and continues onto page231, per the standing multi-page shared-commentary backfill pattern. translationHi for 42.23-42.26 is therefore left EMPTY on this page, to be backfilled once page231 is read. **Contested-word verification log**: - 42.19 third pada -- an initial coarse read of this word looked like "शुनिमेतः" (which would not fit -- शुनि has no established meaning as a Parijatadi-grade result term). A dedicated zoom (scratchpad/p230-b05-zoom.png, 4x + autocontrast) resolved it clearly as "मुनिमेतः" ("this one is a sage" / "deemed a sage"), which also matches this page's own commentary at band9-10 ("...द्वितीय (ब्रह्मलोक) गत होने पर मुनि..."). Corrected before ever being seeded -- no retroactive JSON correction needed. - 42.23's second line ("प्राकृतने जनने बोध्यं तदेवोत्तमवर्गके") -- the precise sense of "प्राकृतने जनने" (roughly "in an ordinary/natural birth") combined with "तदेवोत्तमवर्गके" ("the same in the Uttama grade") is somewhat compressed/terse Sanskrit; letters read cleanly at band-level zoom with no ambiguous glyphs, but the exact intended sense is not fully certain absent the (truncated, not-yet-available) commentary. Retained and translated conservatively; to be revisited if page231's commentary (once read) clarifies this verse. - All other verses on this page (42.18, 42.20, 42.21, 42.22, 42.24, 42.25, 42.26) read cleanly at band-level zoom with no ambiguous glyphs requiring a dedicated disambiguation pass. Sanity checks: new refs 42.18-42.26 confirmed unique against the existing verse list; chapter 42's verse count updated from 17 (page229) to 26 -- STILL PROVISIONAL, since no chapter-42 colophon has appeared yet (the chapter continues onto page231, where the truncated verses 23-26 commentary must also be backfilled). bphs-scan.js run after seeding. **Bundle**: page230 = 5 of 5 (pages226-230 bundle) -- COMPLETE. Ready for commit + push.

  24. 42.24 सत्यापित

    24

    संस्कृत

    गोपुरे मखकर्ता च परे चैवात्र जन्मानि । सिंहासने भवेद् वीरः सत्यवादी जितेन्द्रियः ॥ २४ ॥

    gopure makhakarta cha pare chaivatra janmani, simhasane bhaved virah satyavadi jitendriyah.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In the Gopura grade, one becomes a performer of sacrifices (yajna), and likewise in further births; in the Simhasana grade, one becomes a hero, truthful, and self-controlled (jitendriya).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    गोपुरांश में रहने पर यज्ञकर्ता, सिंहासनांश में वीर, सत्यवक्ता तथा जितेन्द्रिय होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page230 (PDF p.262, folio "२३०" confirmed cleanly in the initial band0 crop, no extra zoom needed). Running head reads the TREATISE title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" (T-type) -- this page continues chapter42, adding one more data point to the still-unresolved recto/verso running-head alternation (page228=T, page229=C, page230=T). Threshold selection: sweep across T=0.5-10 on the 3249x4925 page image (scratchpad/sweep230.py) showed a plateau at 31 bands for T=1.5-3 and T=4.5-7 (with brief fluctuation to 32/34 outside that range). T5-vs-T7 diff (scratchpad/diff230.py) run per standing mandate: BOTH gave 31 bands, and every band's (y0,y1) position matched closely (max few-pixel differences typical of threshold sensitivity at edges) -- no discrepancy requiring investigation, unlike page229. Gap re-scan (mandatory): band list (scratchpad/band230.py) showed no unusually large gaps (max 135px, band0-to-1); no further investigation needed. **This page continues Chapter 42 (धनयोगाध्यायः) from page229, introducing a NEW sub-topic: "Parijatadi yoga"** -- a graded classification system (seven named grades: पारिजात, उत्तम, गोपुर, सिंहासन, पारावत, देवलोक, द्वितीय/ब्रह्मलोक, ऐरावत -- eight terms are named across the verses though the heading calls it "पारिजातादि", "Parijata-etc.") describing the result produced when a specific bhava-lord (kendra-lord, then putra/5th-lord, then dharma/9th-lord in turn) is placed in each successive grade. This is a DISTINCT systematic sub-topic within chapter42's wealth/yoga content, confirming chapter42 continues well past verse17 (previously the highest-numbered verse known from page229) -- verse numbering here runs continuously 18 through 26, confirming no chapter boundary was crossed. - Band0: running head + folio (structural). - Band1: editorial Hindi subheading "पारिजातादिगतकेन्द्रेश का फल--" ("The fruit of the kendra-lord situated in Parijata etc. [grades]"). Per the standing copyright-safety rule, recorded as a structural/source note only, NOT seeded as its own verse entry. - Bands2-6: verses 42.18-42.19, describing the kendra-lord's result in each of the seven/eight grades. Verse19 is unusually a THREE-LINE verse (six padas total across bands4-6), longer than the standard two-line shloka pattern seen throughout the chapter so far -- this is the first such extended verse in chapter42. - Bands7-10: shared Hindi commentary for verses 18-19, closing with the citation "॥ १९ ॥" at band10. - Band11: editorial Hindi subheading "पारिजातादिगत पञ्चमेश फल--" ("The fruit of the 5th/putra-lord in Parijata etc. [grades]"). Structural, not seeded. - Bands12-17: verses 42.20-42.22, the same seven-grade classification now applied to the putra (5th house, children/learning) lord. - Bands18-21: shared Hindi commentary for verses 20-22, closing with the clause-marker "॥ २०-२२ ॥" at band21. - Band22: editorial Hindi subheading "पारिजातादिगत धर्मेश फल--" ("The fruit of the dharma/9th-lord in Parijata etc. [grades]"). Structural, not seeded. - Bands23-30: verses 42.23-42.26, the same seven-grade classification now applied to the dharma (9th house, righteousness/fortune) lord -- results here are notably different in character from the wealth/status results of verses 18-22, describing pilgrimage-making, sacrifice-performance, renunciation (Paramahamsa status), and ascetic/Brahmaloka-attaining outcomes, fitting the dharma (religious merit) significations of the 9th house rather than wealth or worldly status per se. - Band30 (last band on the page) closes verse26 immediately followed by the recurring eGangotri digitization watermark, with NO commentary block for verses 23-26 appearing on this page at all -- unlike every other verse-group on this page (and prior pages), which was always followed by a same-page or continued commentary. This strongly indicates the commentary for verses 23-26 is TRUNCATED at the page boundary and continues onto page231, per the standing multi-page shared-commentary backfill pattern. translationHi for 42.23-42.26 is therefore left EMPTY on this page, to be backfilled once page231 is read. **Contested-word verification log**: - 42.19 third pada -- an initial coarse read of this word looked like "शुनिमेतः" (which would not fit -- शुनि has no established meaning as a Parijatadi-grade result term). A dedicated zoom (scratchpad/p230-b05-zoom.png, 4x + autocontrast) resolved it clearly as "मुनिमेतः" ("this one is a sage" / "deemed a sage"), which also matches this page's own commentary at band9-10 ("...द्वितीय (ब्रह्मलोक) गत होने पर मुनि..."). Corrected before ever being seeded -- no retroactive JSON correction needed. - 42.23's second line ("प्राकृतने जनने बोध्यं तदेवोत्तमवर्गके") -- the precise sense of "प्राकृतने जनने" (roughly "in an ordinary/natural birth") combined with "तदेवोत्तमवर्गके" ("the same in the Uttama grade") is somewhat compressed/terse Sanskrit; letters read cleanly at band-level zoom with no ambiguous glyphs, but the exact intended sense is not fully certain absent the (truncated, not-yet-available) commentary. Retained and translated conservatively; to be revisited if page231's commentary (once read) clarifies this verse. - All other verses on this page (42.18, 42.20, 42.21, 42.22, 42.24, 42.25, 42.26) read cleanly at band-level zoom with no ambiguous glyphs requiring a dedicated disambiguation pass. Sanity checks: new refs 42.18-42.26 confirmed unique against the existing verse list; chapter 42's verse count updated from 17 (page229) to 26 -- STILL PROVISIONAL, since no chapter-42 colophon has appeared yet (the chapter continues onto page231, where the truncated verses 23-26 commentary must also be backfilled). bphs-scan.js run after seeding. **Bundle**: page230 = 5 of 5 (pages226-230 bundle) -- COMPLETE. Ready for commit + push.

  25. 42.25 सत्यापित

    25

    संस्कृत

    सर्वधर्मपरित्यागी परात्मकपदाश्रितः । पारावते परो हंसो भवेदेवात्र जन्मनि ॥ २५ ॥

    sarvadharmaparityagi paratmakapadashritah, paravate paro hamso bhavedevatra janmani.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    One who has renounced all worldly duties, resorting to the state of the Supreme Self -- in the Paravata grade, one becomes a Paramahamsa (supreme ascetic) in this very birth.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    सभी धर्मों का परित्याग कर एकमात्र परब्रह्मपद में लीन तथा पारावतांश में परमहंस होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page230 (PDF p.262, folio "२३०" confirmed cleanly in the initial band0 crop, no extra zoom needed). Running head reads the TREATISE title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" (T-type) -- this page continues chapter42, adding one more data point to the still-unresolved recto/verso running-head alternation (page228=T, page229=C, page230=T). Threshold selection: sweep across T=0.5-10 on the 3249x4925 page image (scratchpad/sweep230.py) showed a plateau at 31 bands for T=1.5-3 and T=4.5-7 (with brief fluctuation to 32/34 outside that range). T5-vs-T7 diff (scratchpad/diff230.py) run per standing mandate: BOTH gave 31 bands, and every band's (y0,y1) position matched closely (max few-pixel differences typical of threshold sensitivity at edges) -- no discrepancy requiring investigation, unlike page229. Gap re-scan (mandatory): band list (scratchpad/band230.py) showed no unusually large gaps (max 135px, band0-to-1); no further investigation needed. **This page continues Chapter 42 (धनयोगाध्यायः) from page229, introducing a NEW sub-topic: "Parijatadi yoga"** -- a graded classification system (seven named grades: पारिजात, उत्तम, गोपुर, सिंहासन, पारावत, देवलोक, द्वितीय/ब्रह्मलोक, ऐरावत -- eight terms are named across the verses though the heading calls it "पारिजातादि", "Parijata-etc.") describing the result produced when a specific bhava-lord (kendra-lord, then putra/5th-lord, then dharma/9th-lord in turn) is placed in each successive grade. This is a DISTINCT systematic sub-topic within chapter42's wealth/yoga content, confirming chapter42 continues well past verse17 (previously the highest-numbered verse known from page229) -- verse numbering here runs continuously 18 through 26, confirming no chapter boundary was crossed. - Band0: running head + folio (structural). - Band1: editorial Hindi subheading "पारिजातादिगतकेन्द्रेश का फल--" ("The fruit of the kendra-lord situated in Parijata etc. [grades]"). Per the standing copyright-safety rule, recorded as a structural/source note only, NOT seeded as its own verse entry. - Bands2-6: verses 42.18-42.19, describing the kendra-lord's result in each of the seven/eight grades. Verse19 is unusually a THREE-LINE verse (six padas total across bands4-6), longer than the standard two-line shloka pattern seen throughout the chapter so far -- this is the first such extended verse in chapter42. - Bands7-10: shared Hindi commentary for verses 18-19, closing with the citation "॥ १९ ॥" at band10. - Band11: editorial Hindi subheading "पारिजातादिगत पञ्चमेश फल--" ("The fruit of the 5th/putra-lord in Parijata etc. [grades]"). Structural, not seeded. - Bands12-17: verses 42.20-42.22, the same seven-grade classification now applied to the putra (5th house, children/learning) lord. - Bands18-21: shared Hindi commentary for verses 20-22, closing with the clause-marker "॥ २०-२२ ॥" at band21. - Band22: editorial Hindi subheading "पारिजातादिगत धर्मेश फल--" ("The fruit of the dharma/9th-lord in Parijata etc. [grades]"). Structural, not seeded. - Bands23-30: verses 42.23-42.26, the same seven-grade classification now applied to the dharma (9th house, righteousness/fortune) lord -- results here are notably different in character from the wealth/status results of verses 18-22, describing pilgrimage-making, sacrifice-performance, renunciation (Paramahamsa status), and ascetic/Brahmaloka-attaining outcomes, fitting the dharma (religious merit) significations of the 9th house rather than wealth or worldly status per se. - Band30 (last band on the page) closes verse26 immediately followed by the recurring eGangotri digitization watermark, with NO commentary block for verses 23-26 appearing on this page at all -- unlike every other verse-group on this page (and prior pages), which was always followed by a same-page or continued commentary. This strongly indicates the commentary for verses 23-26 is TRUNCATED at the page boundary and continues onto page231, per the standing multi-page shared-commentary backfill pattern. translationHi for 42.23-42.26 is therefore left EMPTY on this page, to be backfilled once page231 is read. **Contested-word verification log**: - 42.19 third pada -- an initial coarse read of this word looked like "शुनिमेतः" (which would not fit -- शुनि has no established meaning as a Parijatadi-grade result term). A dedicated zoom (scratchpad/p230-b05-zoom.png, 4x + autocontrast) resolved it clearly as "मुनिमेतः" ("this one is a sage" / "deemed a sage"), which also matches this page's own commentary at band9-10 ("...द्वितीय (ब्रह्मलोक) गत होने पर मुनि..."). Corrected before ever being seeded -- no retroactive JSON correction needed. - 42.23's second line ("प्राकृतने जनने बोध्यं तदेवोत्तमवर्गके") -- the precise sense of "प्राकृतने जनने" (roughly "in an ordinary/natural birth") combined with "तदेवोत्तमवर्गके" ("the same in the Uttama grade") is somewhat compressed/terse Sanskrit; letters read cleanly at band-level zoom with no ambiguous glyphs, but the exact intended sense is not fully certain absent the (truncated, not-yet-available) commentary. Retained and translated conservatively; to be revisited if page231's commentary (once read) clarifies this verse. - All other verses on this page (42.18, 42.20, 42.21, 42.22, 42.24, 42.25, 42.26) read cleanly at band-level zoom with no ambiguous glyphs requiring a dedicated disambiguation pass. Sanity checks: new refs 42.18-42.26 confirmed unique against the existing verse list; chapter 42's verse count updated from 17 (page229) to 26 -- STILL PROVISIONAL, since no chapter-42 colophon has appeared yet (the chapter continues onto page231, where the truncated verses 23-26 commentary must also be backfilled). bphs-scan.js run after seeding. **Bundle**: page230 = 5 of 5 (pages226-230 bundle) -- COMPLETE. Ready for commit + push.

  26. 42.26 सत्यापित

    26

    संस्कृत

    त्रिदण्डी लगुडी वाल्यादेवलोके न संशयः । ब्रह्मलोके प्रयातीन्द्र-पदं कृत्वाश्वमेधकम् ॥ २६ ॥

    tridandi laguDi valyad devaloke na samshayah, brahmaloke prayatindrapadam kritvashvamedhakam.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Carrying a tridanda (triple ascetic-staff) and a staff even from childhood -- in the Devaloka grade, there is no doubt of this; in the Brahmaloka grade, one attains the position of Indra, having performed the Ashvamedha (horse-sacrifice).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    देवलोकांश में दण्डी या त्रिदण्डी (स्वामी), और ब्रह्मलोकांश में धर्मेश के रहने पर अश्वमेध यज्ञ करके इन्द्रपद को प्राप्त करने वाला होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page230 (PDF p.262, folio "२३०" confirmed cleanly in the initial band0 crop, no extra zoom needed). Running head reads the TREATISE title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" (T-type) -- this page continues chapter42, adding one more data point to the still-unresolved recto/verso running-head alternation (page228=T, page229=C, page230=T). Threshold selection: sweep across T=0.5-10 on the 3249x4925 page image (scratchpad/sweep230.py) showed a plateau at 31 bands for T=1.5-3 and T=4.5-7 (with brief fluctuation to 32/34 outside that range). T5-vs-T7 diff (scratchpad/diff230.py) run per standing mandate: BOTH gave 31 bands, and every band's (y0,y1) position matched closely (max few-pixel differences typical of threshold sensitivity at edges) -- no discrepancy requiring investigation, unlike page229. Gap re-scan (mandatory): band list (scratchpad/band230.py) showed no unusually large gaps (max 135px, band0-to-1); no further investigation needed. **This page continues Chapter 42 (धनयोगाध्यायः) from page229, introducing a NEW sub-topic: "Parijatadi yoga"** -- a graded classification system (seven named grades: पारिजात, उत्तम, गोपुर, सिंहासन, पारावत, देवलोक, द्वितीय/ब्रह्मलोक, ऐरावत -- eight terms are named across the verses though the heading calls it "पारिजातादि", "Parijata-etc.") describing the result produced when a specific bhava-lord (kendra-lord, then putra/5th-lord, then dharma/9th-lord in turn) is placed in each successive grade. This is a DISTINCT systematic sub-topic within chapter42's wealth/yoga content, confirming chapter42 continues well past verse17 (previously the highest-numbered verse known from page229) -- verse numbering here runs continuously 18 through 26, confirming no chapter boundary was crossed. - Band0: running head + folio (structural). - Band1: editorial Hindi subheading "पारिजातादिगतकेन्द्रेश का फल--" ("The fruit of the kendra-lord situated in Parijata etc. [grades]"). Per the standing copyright-safety rule, recorded as a structural/source note only, NOT seeded as its own verse entry. - Bands2-6: verses 42.18-42.19, describing the kendra-lord's result in each of the seven/eight grades. Verse19 is unusually a THREE-LINE verse (six padas total across bands4-6), longer than the standard two-line shloka pattern seen throughout the chapter so far -- this is the first such extended verse in chapter42. - Bands7-10: shared Hindi commentary for verses 18-19, closing with the citation "॥ १९ ॥" at band10. - Band11: editorial Hindi subheading "पारिजातादिगत पञ्चमेश फल--" ("The fruit of the 5th/putra-lord in Parijata etc. [grades]"). Structural, not seeded. - Bands12-17: verses 42.20-42.22, the same seven-grade classification now applied to the putra (5th house, children/learning) lord. - Bands18-21: shared Hindi commentary for verses 20-22, closing with the clause-marker "॥ २०-२२ ॥" at band21. - Band22: editorial Hindi subheading "पारिजातादिगत धर्मेश फल--" ("The fruit of the dharma/9th-lord in Parijata etc. [grades]"). Structural, not seeded. - Bands23-30: verses 42.23-42.26, the same seven-grade classification now applied to the dharma (9th house, righteousness/fortune) lord -- results here are notably different in character from the wealth/status results of verses 18-22, describing pilgrimage-making, sacrifice-performance, renunciation (Paramahamsa status), and ascetic/Brahmaloka-attaining outcomes, fitting the dharma (religious merit) significations of the 9th house rather than wealth or worldly status per se. - Band30 (last band on the page) closes verse26 immediately followed by the recurring eGangotri digitization watermark, with NO commentary block for verses 23-26 appearing on this page at all -- unlike every other verse-group on this page (and prior pages), which was always followed by a same-page or continued commentary. This strongly indicates the commentary for verses 23-26 is TRUNCATED at the page boundary and continues onto page231, per the standing multi-page shared-commentary backfill pattern. translationHi for 42.23-42.26 is therefore left EMPTY on this page, to be backfilled once page231 is read. **Contested-word verification log**: - 42.19 third pada -- an initial coarse read of this word looked like "शुनिमेतः" (which would not fit -- शुनि has no established meaning as a Parijatadi-grade result term). A dedicated zoom (scratchpad/p230-b05-zoom.png, 4x + autocontrast) resolved it clearly as "मुनिमेतः" ("this one is a sage" / "deemed a sage"), which also matches this page's own commentary at band9-10 ("...द्वितीय (ब्रह्मलोक) गत होने पर मुनि..."). Corrected before ever being seeded -- no retroactive JSON correction needed. - 42.23's second line ("प्राकृतने जनने बोध्यं तदेवोत्तमवर्गके") -- the precise sense of "प्राकृतने जनने" (roughly "in an ordinary/natural birth") combined with "तदेवोत्तमवर्गके" ("the same in the Uttama grade") is somewhat compressed/terse Sanskrit; letters read cleanly at band-level zoom with no ambiguous glyphs, but the exact intended sense is not fully certain absent the (truncated, not-yet-available) commentary. Retained and translated conservatively; to be revisited if page231's commentary (once read) clarifies this verse. - All other verses on this page (42.18, 42.20, 42.21, 42.22, 42.24, 42.25, 42.26) read cleanly at band-level zoom with no ambiguous glyphs requiring a dedicated disambiguation pass. Sanity checks: new refs 42.18-42.26 confirmed unique against the existing verse list; chapter 42's verse count updated from 17 (page229) to 26 -- STILL PROVISIONAL, since no chapter-42 colophon has appeared yet (the chapter continues onto page231, where the truncated verses 23-26 commentary must also be backfilled). bphs-scan.js run after seeding. **Bundle**: page230 = 5 of 5 (pages226-230 bundle) -- COMPLETE. Ready for commit + push.

  27. 42.27 सत्यापित

    27

    संस्कृत

    ऐरावते तु धर्मात्मा स्वयं धर्मो भविष्यति । रामादि-कुन्तिपुत्रादि-तुल्यो जातो हि जायते ॥ २७ ॥

    airavate tu dharmatma svayam dharmo bhavishyati, ramadi-kuntiputradi-tulyo jato hi jayate.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In the Airavata grade, one himself becomes righteous, Dharma personified; born equal to Rama and the sons of Kunti (the Pandavas), he is truly born [as such].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    ऐरावतांश में स्वयं धर्मावतार धर्मात्मा, जैसे कि राम, युधिष्ठिर आदि हुए, वैसा ही होता है ॥ २३-२७ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page231 (PDF p.263, folio "२३१" confirmed cleanly in the initial band0 crop). Running head reads the CHAPTER title "धनयोगाध्यायः" (C-type) -- page230 was T-type, page231 is C-type: still no simple alternation (T/C/T/C/T/T/C/T/C running so far across pages 226-231), remains an open observation. Threshold selection: sweep (scratchpad/sweep231.py) on the 3152x4925 page image showed a clean plateau at 32 bands (T=5.5-7.5). The mandatory T5-vs-T7 diff (scratchpad/diff231.py) found T5=32, T7=32, all band positions consistent within a few pixels -- no discrepancy. Proceeded with THRESH=5 (scratchpad/band231.py). Gap re-scan (mandatory): band list showed gaps up to 155px (band26-to-27), somewhat larger than prior pages' typical max (~120-135px). Directly inspected that transition: band26 ends "...राजयोगकारक" and band27 begins "वे दोनों... पारिजातांश..." -- confirmed continuous prose across the gap, no content lost; the larger gap is simply a paragraph-internal printing artifact. **This page continues Chapter 42, resolving the page230 truncation and then opening a NEW sub-topic**: - Band0: running head + folio (structural). - Bands1-2: verse 42.27, completing the dharma-lord Parijatadi-yoga series with the final (Airavata) grade, closing "॥ २७ ॥" at band2. This is the FIFTH verse in the dharma-lord's grade-cycle (vv23-27), one more than the kendra-lord (vv18-19, 2 verses) and putra-lord (vv20-22, 3 verses) cycles -- the dharma-lord's cycle evidently needed extra verses to cover all eight named grade-terms (पारिजात/उत्तम/गोपुर/सिंहासन/पारावत/देवलोक/ब्रह्मलोक("द्वितीय")/ऐरावत). - Bands3-9: the shared Hindi commentary for verses 23-27 (the block whose start was truncated at the bottom of page230), closing "॥ २३-२७ ॥" at band9. This is confirmed as the THIRD occurrence of the multi-page shared-commentary-truncation pattern in this pipeline (after chapter41 v7 across page226/227, and chapter42 vv1-10 across page228/229) -- now fully backfilled. translationHi for 42.23-42.26 is backfilled from this text (see UPDATES below), and 42.27 receives its own portion. - Band10: editorial Hindi subheading "योगकारकग्रहफल--" ("The result of the Yogakaraka planet"). Structural/source note per the standing copyright-safety rule, NOT seeded as a verse. This marks the END of the Parijatadi-yoga series (verses 18-27, applied across three bhava-lords: kendra, putra, dharma) and the START of a new sub-topic. - Bands11-24: SEVEN new verses, 42.28-42.34: - 42.28 (bands11-12): defines the "yogakaraka" -- kendra (1,4,7,10) is Vishnu's place, trikona (1,5,9) is Lakshmi's place, and a connection between their lords produces Rajayoga. This is one of BPHS's most famous classical principles (kendra-trikona-adhipati yoga). - 42.29 (bands13-14): applies the Parijata/Uttama grades (now to the kendra-lord+trikona-lord relationship itself, a FOURTH distinct application of the seven/eight-grade classification system in this chapter) -- Parijata gives a king who delights the people; Uttama gives an excellent king with elephants/horses/chariots. - 42.30 (bands15-16): Gopura grade gives a king honored by kings; Simhasana grade gives a chakravartin (universal monarch) ruling the whole earth. - 42.31 (bands17-18): names historical/legendary examples of this yoga -- Harishchandra, "the best of men", Bali, Vaishvanara, and other rulers of the earth. - 42.32 (bands19-20): more examples -- in the present age (Kali yuga), king Yudhishthira son of Kunti, and Shalivahana etc., endowed with victorious fortune, O sage (मुने, addressing Maitreya). - 42.33 (bands21-22): Paravata grade -- the Manus and others were born [in this yoga]; Devaloka grade -- likewise, incarnations (avataras) of Hari (Vishnu) were born here. - 42.34 (bands23-24): Brahmaloka grade -- Brahma and other world-protectors (lokapas) were born; Airavata grade -- Svayambhuva Manu himself was declared [born in this grade] of old. - Bands25-30: the shared Hindi commentary for verses 28-34, beginning with an explanation of verse28 (bands25-26), then verse29's Parijata/Uttama grades (bands27-28), then verse30's Gopura/Simhasana grades (bands29-30, matching "चक्रवर्ती राजा" exactly to the root verse). Band30 ends mid-sentence: "...समस्त पृथ्वी का पालक चक्रवर्ती राजा होता है। इसी योग में राजा" -- a NEW sentence beginning an explanation of verses 31-34's historical examples, cut off at the page bottom with NO closing citation number. This is a FOURTH occurrence of the multi-page shared-commentary-truncation pattern -- the commentary for verses 31-34 continues onto page232. translationHi for 42.28-42.30 is populated from the complete portion (see NEW_VERSES below); translationHi for 42.31-42.34 is left EMPTY pending page232 backfill. - Band31: eGangotri watermark alone, on its own line below the truncated commentary (no overlap with content). **Contested-word verification log**: - Band27's "लोकानुरञ्जक" (commentary prose, not root verse) showed a stray punctuation-like mark where the "का" ligature should be, on close zoom (scratchpad/p231-b27-zoom.png, 4x + autocontrast). Assessed as a print-degradation artifact, not a genuine alternate reading -- the semantic content unambiguously matches root verse 42.29's own "लोकानुरञ्जकः". Transcribed as "लोकानुरञ्जक" per the root verse's spelling; no further zoom warranted since this is reference commentary prose, not the primary Sanskrit root text under the hard no-fabrication constraint. - All nine new root verses (42.27-42.34) read cleanly at band-level with no ambiguous glyphs requiring a dedicated disambiguation pass. Sanity checks: new refs 42.27-42.34 confirmed unique against the existing verse list; chapter 42's verse count updated from 26 (page230) to 34 -- STILL PROVISIONAL, since no chapter-42 colophon has appeared yet (the "yogakaraka" sub-topic's own commentary is itself truncated onto page232, and further sub-topics may follow). bphs-scan.js run after seeding. **Bundle**: page231 begins a NEW bundle (pages231-235), page 1 of 5.

  28. 42.28 सत्यापित

    28

    संस्कृत

    विष्णुस्थानं स्मृतं केन्द्रं लक्ष्मीस्थानं त्रिकोणकम् । तयोरधीशसम्बन्धो राजयोगकरो तृणाम् ॥ २८ ॥

    vishnusthanam smritam kendram lakshmisthanam trikonakam, tayoradhishasambandho rajayogakaro trinam.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The kendra (angular house) is remembered as the place of Vishnu; the trikona (trinal house) is the place of Lakshmi. A connection between the lords of these two produces a Rajayoga for creatures (people).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    केन्द्र (1,4,7,10 भाव) विष्णु का स्थान और त्रिकोण (1,5,9 भाव) लक्ष्मी का स्थान कहा गया है। इन दोनों स्थानों (केन्द्रेश-त्रिकोणेश) का सम्बन्ध मनुष्यों के लिए राजयोगकारक होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page231 (PDF p.263, folio "२३१" confirmed cleanly in the initial band0 crop). Running head reads the CHAPTER title "धनयोगाध्यायः" (C-type) -- page230 was T-type, page231 is C-type: still no simple alternation (T/C/T/C/T/T/C/T/C running so far across pages 226-231), remains an open observation. Threshold selection: sweep (scratchpad/sweep231.py) on the 3152x4925 page image showed a clean plateau at 32 bands (T=5.5-7.5). The mandatory T5-vs-T7 diff (scratchpad/diff231.py) found T5=32, T7=32, all band positions consistent within a few pixels -- no discrepancy. Proceeded with THRESH=5 (scratchpad/band231.py). Gap re-scan (mandatory): band list showed gaps up to 155px (band26-to-27), somewhat larger than prior pages' typical max (~120-135px). Directly inspected that transition: band26 ends "...राजयोगकारक" and band27 begins "वे दोनों... पारिजातांश..." -- confirmed continuous prose across the gap, no content lost; the larger gap is simply a paragraph-internal printing artifact. **This page continues Chapter 42, resolving the page230 truncation and then opening a NEW sub-topic**: - Band0: running head + folio (structural). - Bands1-2: verse 42.27, completing the dharma-lord Parijatadi-yoga series with the final (Airavata) grade, closing "॥ २७ ॥" at band2. This is the FIFTH verse in the dharma-lord's grade-cycle (vv23-27), one more than the kendra-lord (vv18-19, 2 verses) and putra-lord (vv20-22, 3 verses) cycles -- the dharma-lord's cycle evidently needed extra verses to cover all eight named grade-terms (पारिजात/उत्तम/गोपुर/सिंहासन/पारावत/देवलोक/ब्रह्मलोक("द्वितीय")/ऐरावत). - Bands3-9: the shared Hindi commentary for verses 23-27 (the block whose start was truncated at the bottom of page230), closing "॥ २३-२७ ॥" at band9. This is confirmed as the THIRD occurrence of the multi-page shared-commentary-truncation pattern in this pipeline (after chapter41 v7 across page226/227, and chapter42 vv1-10 across page228/229) -- now fully backfilled. translationHi for 42.23-42.26 is backfilled from this text (see UPDATES below), and 42.27 receives its own portion. - Band10: editorial Hindi subheading "योगकारकग्रहफल--" ("The result of the Yogakaraka planet"). Structural/source note per the standing copyright-safety rule, NOT seeded as a verse. This marks the END of the Parijatadi-yoga series (verses 18-27, applied across three bhava-lords: kendra, putra, dharma) and the START of a new sub-topic. - Bands11-24: SEVEN new verses, 42.28-42.34: - 42.28 (bands11-12): defines the "yogakaraka" -- kendra (1,4,7,10) is Vishnu's place, trikona (1,5,9) is Lakshmi's place, and a connection between their lords produces Rajayoga. This is one of BPHS's most famous classical principles (kendra-trikona-adhipati yoga). - 42.29 (bands13-14): applies the Parijata/Uttama grades (now to the kendra-lord+trikona-lord relationship itself, a FOURTH distinct application of the seven/eight-grade classification system in this chapter) -- Parijata gives a king who delights the people; Uttama gives an excellent king with elephants/horses/chariots. - 42.30 (bands15-16): Gopura grade gives a king honored by kings; Simhasana grade gives a chakravartin (universal monarch) ruling the whole earth. - 42.31 (bands17-18): names historical/legendary examples of this yoga -- Harishchandra, "the best of men", Bali, Vaishvanara, and other rulers of the earth. - 42.32 (bands19-20): more examples -- in the present age (Kali yuga), king Yudhishthira son of Kunti, and Shalivahana etc., endowed with victorious fortune, O sage (मुने, addressing Maitreya). - 42.33 (bands21-22): Paravata grade -- the Manus and others were born [in this yoga]; Devaloka grade -- likewise, incarnations (avataras) of Hari (Vishnu) were born here. - 42.34 (bands23-24): Brahmaloka grade -- Brahma and other world-protectors (lokapas) were born; Airavata grade -- Svayambhuva Manu himself was declared [born in this grade] of old. - Bands25-30: the shared Hindi commentary for verses 28-34, beginning with an explanation of verse28 (bands25-26), then verse29's Parijata/Uttama grades (bands27-28), then verse30's Gopura/Simhasana grades (bands29-30, matching "चक्रवर्ती राजा" exactly to the root verse). Band30 ends mid-sentence: "...समस्त पृथ्वी का पालक चक्रवर्ती राजा होता है। इसी योग में राजा" -- a NEW sentence beginning an explanation of verses 31-34's historical examples, cut off at the page bottom with NO closing citation number. This is a FOURTH occurrence of the multi-page shared-commentary-truncation pattern -- the commentary for verses 31-34 continues onto page232. translationHi for 42.28-42.30 is populated from the complete portion (see NEW_VERSES below); translationHi for 42.31-42.34 is left EMPTY pending page232 backfill. - Band31: eGangotri watermark alone, on its own line below the truncated commentary (no overlap with content). **Contested-word verification log**: - Band27's "लोकानुरञ्जक" (commentary prose, not root verse) showed a stray punctuation-like mark where the "का" ligature should be, on close zoom (scratchpad/p231-b27-zoom.png, 4x + autocontrast). Assessed as a print-degradation artifact, not a genuine alternate reading -- the semantic content unambiguously matches root verse 42.29's own "लोकानुरञ्जकः". Transcribed as "लोकानुरञ्जक" per the root verse's spelling; no further zoom warranted since this is reference commentary prose, not the primary Sanskrit root text under the hard no-fabrication constraint. - All nine new root verses (42.27-42.34) read cleanly at band-level with no ambiguous glyphs requiring a dedicated disambiguation pass. Sanity checks: new refs 42.27-42.34 confirmed unique against the existing verse list; chapter 42's verse count updated from 26 (page230) to 34 -- STILL PROVISIONAL, since no chapter-42 colophon has appeared yet (the "yogakaraka" sub-topic's own commentary is itself truncated onto page232, and further sub-topics may follow). bphs-scan.js run after seeding. **Bundle**: page231 begins a NEW bundle (pages231-235), page 1 of 5.

  29. 42.29 सत्यापित

    29

    संस्कृत

    पारिजाते स्थितौ तौ चेन्नृपो लोकानुरञ्जकः । उत्तमे चोत्तमो भूपो गजवाजिरथादिमान् ॥ २९ ॥

    parijate sthitau tau chennripo lokanuranjakah, uttame chottamo bhupo gajavajirathadiman.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If those two (the kendra-lord and trikona-lord) are situated in the Parijata grade, [the native becomes] a king who delights the people; in the Uttama grade, an excellent king possessed of elephants, horses, chariots and so on.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    वे दोनों (केन्द्रेश-त्रिकोणेश) पारिजातांश में रहें तो जातक लोकानुरञ्जक राजा होता है। उत्तमांश में रहने पर हाथी, घोड़ा, रथ आदि वाहनयुक्त उत्तम राजा होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page231 (PDF p.263, folio "२३१" confirmed cleanly in the initial band0 crop). Running head reads the CHAPTER title "धनयोगाध्यायः" (C-type) -- page230 was T-type, page231 is C-type: still no simple alternation (T/C/T/C/T/T/C/T/C running so far across pages 226-231), remains an open observation. Threshold selection: sweep (scratchpad/sweep231.py) on the 3152x4925 page image showed a clean plateau at 32 bands (T=5.5-7.5). The mandatory T5-vs-T7 diff (scratchpad/diff231.py) found T5=32, T7=32, all band positions consistent within a few pixels -- no discrepancy. Proceeded with THRESH=5 (scratchpad/band231.py). Gap re-scan (mandatory): band list showed gaps up to 155px (band26-to-27), somewhat larger than prior pages' typical max (~120-135px). Directly inspected that transition: band26 ends "...राजयोगकारक" and band27 begins "वे दोनों... पारिजातांश..." -- confirmed continuous prose across the gap, no content lost; the larger gap is simply a paragraph-internal printing artifact. **This page continues Chapter 42, resolving the page230 truncation and then opening a NEW sub-topic**: - Band0: running head + folio (structural). - Bands1-2: verse 42.27, completing the dharma-lord Parijatadi-yoga series with the final (Airavata) grade, closing "॥ २७ ॥" at band2. This is the FIFTH verse in the dharma-lord's grade-cycle (vv23-27), one more than the kendra-lord (vv18-19, 2 verses) and putra-lord (vv20-22, 3 verses) cycles -- the dharma-lord's cycle evidently needed extra verses to cover all eight named grade-terms (पारिजात/उत्तम/गोपुर/सिंहासन/पारावत/देवलोक/ब्रह्मलोक("द्वितीय")/ऐरावत). - Bands3-9: the shared Hindi commentary for verses 23-27 (the block whose start was truncated at the bottom of page230), closing "॥ २३-२७ ॥" at band9. This is confirmed as the THIRD occurrence of the multi-page shared-commentary-truncation pattern in this pipeline (after chapter41 v7 across page226/227, and chapter42 vv1-10 across page228/229) -- now fully backfilled. translationHi for 42.23-42.26 is backfilled from this text (see UPDATES below), and 42.27 receives its own portion. - Band10: editorial Hindi subheading "योगकारकग्रहफल--" ("The result of the Yogakaraka planet"). Structural/source note per the standing copyright-safety rule, NOT seeded as a verse. This marks the END of the Parijatadi-yoga series (verses 18-27, applied across three bhava-lords: kendra, putra, dharma) and the START of a new sub-topic. - Bands11-24: SEVEN new verses, 42.28-42.34: - 42.28 (bands11-12): defines the "yogakaraka" -- kendra (1,4,7,10) is Vishnu's place, trikona (1,5,9) is Lakshmi's place, and a connection between their lords produces Rajayoga. This is one of BPHS's most famous classical principles (kendra-trikona-adhipati yoga). - 42.29 (bands13-14): applies the Parijata/Uttama grades (now to the kendra-lord+trikona-lord relationship itself, a FOURTH distinct application of the seven/eight-grade classification system in this chapter) -- Parijata gives a king who delights the people; Uttama gives an excellent king with elephants/horses/chariots. - 42.30 (bands15-16): Gopura grade gives a king honored by kings; Simhasana grade gives a chakravartin (universal monarch) ruling the whole earth. - 42.31 (bands17-18): names historical/legendary examples of this yoga -- Harishchandra, "the best of men", Bali, Vaishvanara, and other rulers of the earth. - 42.32 (bands19-20): more examples -- in the present age (Kali yuga), king Yudhishthira son of Kunti, and Shalivahana etc., endowed with victorious fortune, O sage (मुने, addressing Maitreya). - 42.33 (bands21-22): Paravata grade -- the Manus and others were born [in this yoga]; Devaloka grade -- likewise, incarnations (avataras) of Hari (Vishnu) were born here. - 42.34 (bands23-24): Brahmaloka grade -- Brahma and other world-protectors (lokapas) were born; Airavata grade -- Svayambhuva Manu himself was declared [born in this grade] of old. - Bands25-30: the shared Hindi commentary for verses 28-34, beginning with an explanation of verse28 (bands25-26), then verse29's Parijata/Uttama grades (bands27-28), then verse30's Gopura/Simhasana grades (bands29-30, matching "चक्रवर्ती राजा" exactly to the root verse). Band30 ends mid-sentence: "...समस्त पृथ्वी का पालक चक्रवर्ती राजा होता है। इसी योग में राजा" -- a NEW sentence beginning an explanation of verses 31-34's historical examples, cut off at the page bottom with NO closing citation number. This is a FOURTH occurrence of the multi-page shared-commentary-truncation pattern -- the commentary for verses 31-34 continues onto page232. translationHi for 42.28-42.30 is populated from the complete portion (see NEW_VERSES below); translationHi for 42.31-42.34 is left EMPTY pending page232 backfill. - Band31: eGangotri watermark alone, on its own line below the truncated commentary (no overlap with content). **Contested-word verification log**: - Band27's "लोकानुरञ्जक" (commentary prose, not root verse) showed a stray punctuation-like mark where the "का" ligature should be, on close zoom (scratchpad/p231-b27-zoom.png, 4x + autocontrast). Assessed as a print-degradation artifact, not a genuine alternate reading -- the semantic content unambiguously matches root verse 42.29's own "लोकानुरञ्जकः". Transcribed as "लोकानुरञ्जक" per the root verse's spelling; no further zoom warranted since this is reference commentary prose, not the primary Sanskrit root text under the hard no-fabrication constraint. - All nine new root verses (42.27-42.34) read cleanly at band-level with no ambiguous glyphs requiring a dedicated disambiguation pass. Sanity checks: new refs 42.27-42.34 confirmed unique against the existing verse list; chapter 42's verse count updated from 26 (page230) to 34 -- STILL PROVISIONAL, since no chapter-42 colophon has appeared yet (the "yogakaraka" sub-topic's own commentary is itself truncated onto page232, and further sub-topics may follow). bphs-scan.js run after seeding. **Bundle**: page231 begins a NEW bundle (pages231-235), page 1 of 5.

  30. 42.30 सत्यापित

    30

    संस्कृत

    गोपुरे नृपशार्दूलः पूजिताङ्घ्रिनृपैर्भवेत् । सिंहासने चक्रवर्ती सर्वक्षोणीप्रपालकः ॥ ३० ॥

    gopure nripashardulah pujitanghrinripairbhavet, simhasane chakravarti sarvakshoniprapalakah.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In the Gopura grade, [the native becomes] a tiger among kings, one whose feet are worshipped by [other] kings; in the Simhasana grade, a chakravartin (universal monarch), protector of the whole earth.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    गोपुरांश में वे दोनों हों तो जातक राजवन्दित राजश्रेष्ठ होता है। सिंहासनांश में रहने पर समस्त पृथ्वी का पालक चक्रवर्ती राजा होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page231 (PDF p.263, folio "२३१" confirmed cleanly in the initial band0 crop). Running head reads the CHAPTER title "धनयोगाध्यायः" (C-type) -- page230 was T-type, page231 is C-type: still no simple alternation (T/C/T/C/T/T/C/T/C running so far across pages 226-231), remains an open observation. Threshold selection: sweep (scratchpad/sweep231.py) on the 3152x4925 page image showed a clean plateau at 32 bands (T=5.5-7.5). The mandatory T5-vs-T7 diff (scratchpad/diff231.py) found T5=32, T7=32, all band positions consistent within a few pixels -- no discrepancy. Proceeded with THRESH=5 (scratchpad/band231.py). Gap re-scan (mandatory): band list showed gaps up to 155px (band26-to-27), somewhat larger than prior pages' typical max (~120-135px). Directly inspected that transition: band26 ends "...राजयोगकारक" and band27 begins "वे दोनों... पारिजातांश..." -- confirmed continuous prose across the gap, no content lost; the larger gap is simply a paragraph-internal printing artifact. **This page continues Chapter 42, resolving the page230 truncation and then opening a NEW sub-topic**: - Band0: running head + folio (structural). - Bands1-2: verse 42.27, completing the dharma-lord Parijatadi-yoga series with the final (Airavata) grade, closing "॥ २७ ॥" at band2. This is the FIFTH verse in the dharma-lord's grade-cycle (vv23-27), one more than the kendra-lord (vv18-19, 2 verses) and putra-lord (vv20-22, 3 verses) cycles -- the dharma-lord's cycle evidently needed extra verses to cover all eight named grade-terms (पारिजात/उत्तम/गोपुर/सिंहासन/पारावत/देवलोक/ब्रह्मलोक("द्वितीय")/ऐरावत). - Bands3-9: the shared Hindi commentary for verses 23-27 (the block whose start was truncated at the bottom of page230), closing "॥ २३-२७ ॥" at band9. This is confirmed as the THIRD occurrence of the multi-page shared-commentary-truncation pattern in this pipeline (after chapter41 v7 across page226/227, and chapter42 vv1-10 across page228/229) -- now fully backfilled. translationHi for 42.23-42.26 is backfilled from this text (see UPDATES below), and 42.27 receives its own portion. - Band10: editorial Hindi subheading "योगकारकग्रहफल--" ("The result of the Yogakaraka planet"). Structural/source note per the standing copyright-safety rule, NOT seeded as a verse. This marks the END of the Parijatadi-yoga series (verses 18-27, applied across three bhava-lords: kendra, putra, dharma) and the START of a new sub-topic. - Bands11-24: SEVEN new verses, 42.28-42.34: - 42.28 (bands11-12): defines the "yogakaraka" -- kendra (1,4,7,10) is Vishnu's place, trikona (1,5,9) is Lakshmi's place, and a connection between their lords produces Rajayoga. This is one of BPHS's most famous classical principles (kendra-trikona-adhipati yoga). - 42.29 (bands13-14): applies the Parijata/Uttama grades (now to the kendra-lord+trikona-lord relationship itself, a FOURTH distinct application of the seven/eight-grade classification system in this chapter) -- Parijata gives a king who delights the people; Uttama gives an excellent king with elephants/horses/chariots. - 42.30 (bands15-16): Gopura grade gives a king honored by kings; Simhasana grade gives a chakravartin (universal monarch) ruling the whole earth. - 42.31 (bands17-18): names historical/legendary examples of this yoga -- Harishchandra, "the best of men", Bali, Vaishvanara, and other rulers of the earth. - 42.32 (bands19-20): more examples -- in the present age (Kali yuga), king Yudhishthira son of Kunti, and Shalivahana etc., endowed with victorious fortune, O sage (मुने, addressing Maitreya). - 42.33 (bands21-22): Paravata grade -- the Manus and others were born [in this yoga]; Devaloka grade -- likewise, incarnations (avataras) of Hari (Vishnu) were born here. - 42.34 (bands23-24): Brahmaloka grade -- Brahma and other world-protectors (lokapas) were born; Airavata grade -- Svayambhuva Manu himself was declared [born in this grade] of old. - Bands25-30: the shared Hindi commentary for verses 28-34, beginning with an explanation of verse28 (bands25-26), then verse29's Parijata/Uttama grades (bands27-28), then verse30's Gopura/Simhasana grades (bands29-30, matching "चक्रवर्ती राजा" exactly to the root verse). Band30 ends mid-sentence: "...समस्त पृथ्वी का पालक चक्रवर्ती राजा होता है। इसी योग में राजा" -- a NEW sentence beginning an explanation of verses 31-34's historical examples, cut off at the page bottom with NO closing citation number. This is a FOURTH occurrence of the multi-page shared-commentary-truncation pattern -- the commentary for verses 31-34 continues onto page232. translationHi for 42.28-42.30 is populated from the complete portion (see NEW_VERSES below); translationHi for 42.31-42.34 is left EMPTY pending page232 backfill. - Band31: eGangotri watermark alone, on its own line below the truncated commentary (no overlap with content). **Contested-word verification log**: - Band27's "लोकानुरञ्जक" (commentary prose, not root verse) showed a stray punctuation-like mark where the "का" ligature should be, on close zoom (scratchpad/p231-b27-zoom.png, 4x + autocontrast). Assessed as a print-degradation artifact, not a genuine alternate reading -- the semantic content unambiguously matches root verse 42.29's own "लोकानुरञ्जकः". Transcribed as "लोकानुरञ्जक" per the root verse's spelling; no further zoom warranted since this is reference commentary prose, not the primary Sanskrit root text under the hard no-fabrication constraint. - All nine new root verses (42.27-42.34) read cleanly at band-level with no ambiguous glyphs requiring a dedicated disambiguation pass. Sanity checks: new refs 42.27-42.34 confirmed unique against the existing verse list; chapter 42's verse count updated from 26 (page230) to 34 -- STILL PROVISIONAL, since no chapter-42 colophon has appeared yet (the "yogakaraka" sub-topic's own commentary is itself truncated onto page232, and further sub-topics may follow). bphs-scan.js run after seeding. **Bundle**: page231 begins a NEW bundle (pages231-235), page 1 of 5.

  31. 42.31 सत्यापित

    31

    संस्कृत

    अस्मिन् योगे हरिश्चन्द्रो मानवश्चोत्तमस्तथा । बलिवैश्वानरोऽप्येवमन्ये भूमण्डलाधिपाः ॥ ३१ ॥

    asmin yoge harishchandro manavashchottamastatha, balivaishvanaro'pyevamanye bhumandaladhipah.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In this yoga [arose] Harishchandra, and likewise the best of men; Bali, Vaishvanara, and other such rulers of the whole earth.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    इसी योग में राजा हरिश्चन्द्र, उत्तम मनु, बलि, वैश्वानर तथा अन्य भी भूमण्डलाधीश हुए।

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page231 (PDF p.263, folio "२३१" confirmed cleanly in the initial band0 crop). Running head reads the CHAPTER title "धनयोगाध्यायः" (C-type) -- page230 was T-type, page231 is C-type: still no simple alternation (T/C/T/C/T/T/C/T/C running so far across pages 226-231), remains an open observation. Threshold selection: sweep (scratchpad/sweep231.py) on the 3152x4925 page image showed a clean plateau at 32 bands (T=5.5-7.5). The mandatory T5-vs-T7 diff (scratchpad/diff231.py) found T5=32, T7=32, all band positions consistent within a few pixels -- no discrepancy. Proceeded with THRESH=5 (scratchpad/band231.py). Gap re-scan (mandatory): band list showed gaps up to 155px (band26-to-27), somewhat larger than prior pages' typical max (~120-135px). Directly inspected that transition: band26 ends "...राजयोगकारक" and band27 begins "वे दोनों... पारिजातांश..." -- confirmed continuous prose across the gap, no content lost; the larger gap is simply a paragraph-internal printing artifact. **This page continues Chapter 42, resolving the page230 truncation and then opening a NEW sub-topic**: - Band0: running head + folio (structural). - Bands1-2: verse 42.27, completing the dharma-lord Parijatadi-yoga series with the final (Airavata) grade, closing "॥ २७ ॥" at band2. This is the FIFTH verse in the dharma-lord's grade-cycle (vv23-27), one more than the kendra-lord (vv18-19, 2 verses) and putra-lord (vv20-22, 3 verses) cycles -- the dharma-lord's cycle evidently needed extra verses to cover all eight named grade-terms (पारिजात/उत्तम/गोपुर/सिंहासन/पारावत/देवलोक/ब्रह्मलोक("द्वितीय")/ऐरावत). - Bands3-9: the shared Hindi commentary for verses 23-27 (the block whose start was truncated at the bottom of page230), closing "॥ २३-२७ ॥" at band9. This is confirmed as the THIRD occurrence of the multi-page shared-commentary-truncation pattern in this pipeline (after chapter41 v7 across page226/227, and chapter42 vv1-10 across page228/229) -- now fully backfilled. translationHi for 42.23-42.26 is backfilled from this text (see UPDATES below), and 42.27 receives its own portion. - Band10: editorial Hindi subheading "योगकारकग्रहफल--" ("The result of the Yogakaraka planet"). Structural/source note per the standing copyright-safety rule, NOT seeded as a verse. This marks the END of the Parijatadi-yoga series (verses 18-27, applied across three bhava-lords: kendra, putra, dharma) and the START of a new sub-topic. - Bands11-24: SEVEN new verses, 42.28-42.34: - 42.28 (bands11-12): defines the "yogakaraka" -- kendra (1,4,7,10) is Vishnu's place, trikona (1,5,9) is Lakshmi's place, and a connection between their lords produces Rajayoga. This is one of BPHS's most famous classical principles (kendra-trikona-adhipati yoga). - 42.29 (bands13-14): applies the Parijata/Uttama grades (now to the kendra-lord+trikona-lord relationship itself, a FOURTH distinct application of the seven/eight-grade classification system in this chapter) -- Parijata gives a king who delights the people; Uttama gives an excellent king with elephants/horses/chariots. - 42.30 (bands15-16): Gopura grade gives a king honored by kings; Simhasana grade gives a chakravartin (universal monarch) ruling the whole earth. - 42.31 (bands17-18): names historical/legendary examples of this yoga -- Harishchandra, "the best of men", Bali, Vaishvanara, and other rulers of the earth. - 42.32 (bands19-20): more examples -- in the present age (Kali yuga), king Yudhishthira son of Kunti, and Shalivahana etc., endowed with victorious fortune, O sage (मुने, addressing Maitreya). - 42.33 (bands21-22): Paravata grade -- the Manus and others were born [in this yoga]; Devaloka grade -- likewise, incarnations (avataras) of Hari (Vishnu) were born here. - 42.34 (bands23-24): Brahmaloka grade -- Brahma and other world-protectors (lokapas) were born; Airavata grade -- Svayambhuva Manu himself was declared [born in this grade] of old. - Bands25-30: the shared Hindi commentary for verses 28-34, beginning with an explanation of verse28 (bands25-26), then verse29's Parijata/Uttama grades (bands27-28), then verse30's Gopura/Simhasana grades (bands29-30, matching "चक्रवर्ती राजा" exactly to the root verse). Band30 ends mid-sentence: "...समस्त पृथ्वी का पालक चक्रवर्ती राजा होता है। इसी योग में राजा" -- a NEW sentence beginning an explanation of verses 31-34's historical examples, cut off at the page bottom with NO closing citation number. This is a FOURTH occurrence of the multi-page shared-commentary-truncation pattern -- the commentary for verses 31-34 continues onto page232. translationHi for 42.28-42.30 is populated from the complete portion (see NEW_VERSES below); translationHi for 42.31-42.34 is left EMPTY pending page232 backfill. - Band31: eGangotri watermark alone, on its own line below the truncated commentary (no overlap with content). **Contested-word verification log**: - Band27's "लोकानुरञ्जक" (commentary prose, not root verse) showed a stray punctuation-like mark where the "का" ligature should be, on close zoom (scratchpad/p231-b27-zoom.png, 4x + autocontrast). Assessed as a print-degradation artifact, not a genuine alternate reading -- the semantic content unambiguously matches root verse 42.29's own "लोकानुरञ्जकः". Transcribed as "लोकानुरञ्जक" per the root verse's spelling; no further zoom warranted since this is reference commentary prose, not the primary Sanskrit root text under the hard no-fabrication constraint. - All nine new root verses (42.27-42.34) read cleanly at band-level with no ambiguous glyphs requiring a dedicated disambiguation pass. Sanity checks: new refs 42.27-42.34 confirmed unique against the existing verse list; chapter 42's verse count updated from 26 (page230) to 34 -- STILL PROVISIONAL, since no chapter-42 colophon has appeared yet (the "yogakaraka" sub-topic's own commentary is itself truncated onto page232, and further sub-topics may follow). bphs-scan.js run after seeding. **Bundle**: page231 begins a NEW bundle (pages231-235), page 1 of 5.

  32. 42.32 सत्यापित

    32

    संस्कृत

    वर्तमानयुगे राजा कुन्तीपुत्रो युधिष्ठिरः । भविता शालिवाहादिर्विजयश्रीयुतो मुने ॥ ३२ ॥

    vartamanayuge raja kuntiputro yudhishthirah, bhavita shalivahadirvijayashriyuto mune.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In the present age, king Yudhishthira, son of Kunti; [and] Shalivahana and others endowed with the glory of victory will arise, O sage.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    वर्तमान युग में भी कुन्तीपुत्र युधिष्ठिर, और भविष्यत् में शालिवाहन शक होने वाले हैं।

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page231 (PDF p.263, folio "२३१" confirmed cleanly in the initial band0 crop). Running head reads the CHAPTER title "धनयोगाध्यायः" (C-type) -- page230 was T-type, page231 is C-type: still no simple alternation (T/C/T/C/T/T/C/T/C running so far across pages 226-231), remains an open observation. Threshold selection: sweep (scratchpad/sweep231.py) on the 3152x4925 page image showed a clean plateau at 32 bands (T=5.5-7.5). The mandatory T5-vs-T7 diff (scratchpad/diff231.py) found T5=32, T7=32, all band positions consistent within a few pixels -- no discrepancy. Proceeded with THRESH=5 (scratchpad/band231.py). Gap re-scan (mandatory): band list showed gaps up to 155px (band26-to-27), somewhat larger than prior pages' typical max (~120-135px). Directly inspected that transition: band26 ends "...राजयोगकारक" and band27 begins "वे दोनों... पारिजातांश..." -- confirmed continuous prose across the gap, no content lost; the larger gap is simply a paragraph-internal printing artifact. **This page continues Chapter 42, resolving the page230 truncation and then opening a NEW sub-topic**: - Band0: running head + folio (structural). - Bands1-2: verse 42.27, completing the dharma-lord Parijatadi-yoga series with the final (Airavata) grade, closing "॥ २७ ॥" at band2. This is the FIFTH verse in the dharma-lord's grade-cycle (vv23-27), one more than the kendra-lord (vv18-19, 2 verses) and putra-lord (vv20-22, 3 verses) cycles -- the dharma-lord's cycle evidently needed extra verses to cover all eight named grade-terms (पारिजात/उत्तम/गोपुर/सिंहासन/पारावत/देवलोक/ब्रह्मलोक("द्वितीय")/ऐरावत). - Bands3-9: the shared Hindi commentary for verses 23-27 (the block whose start was truncated at the bottom of page230), closing "॥ २३-२७ ॥" at band9. This is confirmed as the THIRD occurrence of the multi-page shared-commentary-truncation pattern in this pipeline (after chapter41 v7 across page226/227, and chapter42 vv1-10 across page228/229) -- now fully backfilled. translationHi for 42.23-42.26 is backfilled from this text (see UPDATES below), and 42.27 receives its own portion. - Band10: editorial Hindi subheading "योगकारकग्रहफल--" ("The result of the Yogakaraka planet"). Structural/source note per the standing copyright-safety rule, NOT seeded as a verse. This marks the END of the Parijatadi-yoga series (verses 18-27, applied across three bhava-lords: kendra, putra, dharma) and the START of a new sub-topic. - Bands11-24: SEVEN new verses, 42.28-42.34: - 42.28 (bands11-12): defines the "yogakaraka" -- kendra (1,4,7,10) is Vishnu's place, trikona (1,5,9) is Lakshmi's place, and a connection between their lords produces Rajayoga. This is one of BPHS's most famous classical principles (kendra-trikona-adhipati yoga). - 42.29 (bands13-14): applies the Parijata/Uttama grades (now to the kendra-lord+trikona-lord relationship itself, a FOURTH distinct application of the seven/eight-grade classification system in this chapter) -- Parijata gives a king who delights the people; Uttama gives an excellent king with elephants/horses/chariots. - 42.30 (bands15-16): Gopura grade gives a king honored by kings; Simhasana grade gives a chakravartin (universal monarch) ruling the whole earth. - 42.31 (bands17-18): names historical/legendary examples of this yoga -- Harishchandra, "the best of men", Bali, Vaishvanara, and other rulers of the earth. - 42.32 (bands19-20): more examples -- in the present age (Kali yuga), king Yudhishthira son of Kunti, and Shalivahana etc., endowed with victorious fortune, O sage (मुने, addressing Maitreya). - 42.33 (bands21-22): Paravata grade -- the Manus and others were born [in this yoga]; Devaloka grade -- likewise, incarnations (avataras) of Hari (Vishnu) were born here. - 42.34 (bands23-24): Brahmaloka grade -- Brahma and other world-protectors (lokapas) were born; Airavata grade -- Svayambhuva Manu himself was declared [born in this grade] of old. - Bands25-30: the shared Hindi commentary for verses 28-34, beginning with an explanation of verse28 (bands25-26), then verse29's Parijata/Uttama grades (bands27-28), then verse30's Gopura/Simhasana grades (bands29-30, matching "चक्रवर्ती राजा" exactly to the root verse). Band30 ends mid-sentence: "...समस्त पृथ्वी का पालक चक्रवर्ती राजा होता है। इसी योग में राजा" -- a NEW sentence beginning an explanation of verses 31-34's historical examples, cut off at the page bottom with NO closing citation number. This is a FOURTH occurrence of the multi-page shared-commentary-truncation pattern -- the commentary for verses 31-34 continues onto page232. translationHi for 42.28-42.30 is populated from the complete portion (see NEW_VERSES below); translationHi for 42.31-42.34 is left EMPTY pending page232 backfill. - Band31: eGangotri watermark alone, on its own line below the truncated commentary (no overlap with content). **Contested-word verification log**: - Band27's "लोकानुरञ्जक" (commentary prose, not root verse) showed a stray punctuation-like mark where the "का" ligature should be, on close zoom (scratchpad/p231-b27-zoom.png, 4x + autocontrast). Assessed as a print-degradation artifact, not a genuine alternate reading -- the semantic content unambiguously matches root verse 42.29's own "लोकानुरञ्जकः". Transcribed as "लोकानुरञ्जक" per the root verse's spelling; no further zoom warranted since this is reference commentary prose, not the primary Sanskrit root text under the hard no-fabrication constraint. - All nine new root verses (42.27-42.34) read cleanly at band-level with no ambiguous glyphs requiring a dedicated disambiguation pass. Sanity checks: new refs 42.27-42.34 confirmed unique against the existing verse list; chapter 42's verse count updated from 26 (page230) to 34 -- STILL PROVISIONAL, since no chapter-42 colophon has appeared yet (the "yogakaraka" sub-topic's own commentary is itself truncated onto page232, and further sub-topics may follow). bphs-scan.js run after seeding. **Bundle**: page231 begins a NEW bundle (pages231-235), page 1 of 5.

  33. 42.33 सत्यापित

    33

    संस्कृत

    पारावतांशके चैव जाता मन्वादयस्तथा । देवलोके समे जाता अवतारा हरेरिह ॥ ३३ ॥

    paravatamshake chaiva jata manvadayastatha, devaloke same jata avatara hareriha.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In the Paravata grade were born the Manus and others; likewise in the Devaloka grade were born, here, the incarnations (avataras) of Hari (Vishnu).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    इसी तरह मनु आदि पारावतांश में, विष्णु के सभी अवतार देवलोकांश में उत्पन्न हुए।

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page231 (PDF p.263, folio "२३१" confirmed cleanly in the initial band0 crop). Running head reads the CHAPTER title "धनयोगाध्यायः" (C-type) -- page230 was T-type, page231 is C-type: still no simple alternation (T/C/T/C/T/T/C/T/C running so far across pages 226-231), remains an open observation. Threshold selection: sweep (scratchpad/sweep231.py) on the 3152x4925 page image showed a clean plateau at 32 bands (T=5.5-7.5). The mandatory T5-vs-T7 diff (scratchpad/diff231.py) found T5=32, T7=32, all band positions consistent within a few pixels -- no discrepancy. Proceeded with THRESH=5 (scratchpad/band231.py). Gap re-scan (mandatory): band list showed gaps up to 155px (band26-to-27), somewhat larger than prior pages' typical max (~120-135px). Directly inspected that transition: band26 ends "...राजयोगकारक" and band27 begins "वे दोनों... पारिजातांश..." -- confirmed continuous prose across the gap, no content lost; the larger gap is simply a paragraph-internal printing artifact. **This page continues Chapter 42, resolving the page230 truncation and then opening a NEW sub-topic**: - Band0: running head + folio (structural). - Bands1-2: verse 42.27, completing the dharma-lord Parijatadi-yoga series with the final (Airavata) grade, closing "॥ २७ ॥" at band2. This is the FIFTH verse in the dharma-lord's grade-cycle (vv23-27), one more than the kendra-lord (vv18-19, 2 verses) and putra-lord (vv20-22, 3 verses) cycles -- the dharma-lord's cycle evidently needed extra verses to cover all eight named grade-terms (पारिजात/उत्तम/गोपुर/सिंहासन/पारावत/देवलोक/ब्रह्मलोक("द्वितीय")/ऐरावत). - Bands3-9: the shared Hindi commentary for verses 23-27 (the block whose start was truncated at the bottom of page230), closing "॥ २३-२७ ॥" at band9. This is confirmed as the THIRD occurrence of the multi-page shared-commentary-truncation pattern in this pipeline (after chapter41 v7 across page226/227, and chapter42 vv1-10 across page228/229) -- now fully backfilled. translationHi for 42.23-42.26 is backfilled from this text (see UPDATES below), and 42.27 receives its own portion. - Band10: editorial Hindi subheading "योगकारकग्रहफल--" ("The result of the Yogakaraka planet"). Structural/source note per the standing copyright-safety rule, NOT seeded as a verse. This marks the END of the Parijatadi-yoga series (verses 18-27, applied across three bhava-lords: kendra, putra, dharma) and the START of a new sub-topic. - Bands11-24: SEVEN new verses, 42.28-42.34: - 42.28 (bands11-12): defines the "yogakaraka" -- kendra (1,4,7,10) is Vishnu's place, trikona (1,5,9) is Lakshmi's place, and a connection between their lords produces Rajayoga. This is one of BPHS's most famous classical principles (kendra-trikona-adhipati yoga). - 42.29 (bands13-14): applies the Parijata/Uttama grades (now to the kendra-lord+trikona-lord relationship itself, a FOURTH distinct application of the seven/eight-grade classification system in this chapter) -- Parijata gives a king who delights the people; Uttama gives an excellent king with elephants/horses/chariots. - 42.30 (bands15-16): Gopura grade gives a king honored by kings; Simhasana grade gives a chakravartin (universal monarch) ruling the whole earth. - 42.31 (bands17-18): names historical/legendary examples of this yoga -- Harishchandra, "the best of men", Bali, Vaishvanara, and other rulers of the earth. - 42.32 (bands19-20): more examples -- in the present age (Kali yuga), king Yudhishthira son of Kunti, and Shalivahana etc., endowed with victorious fortune, O sage (मुने, addressing Maitreya). - 42.33 (bands21-22): Paravata grade -- the Manus and others were born [in this yoga]; Devaloka grade -- likewise, incarnations (avataras) of Hari (Vishnu) were born here. - 42.34 (bands23-24): Brahmaloka grade -- Brahma and other world-protectors (lokapas) were born; Airavata grade -- Svayambhuva Manu himself was declared [born in this grade] of old. - Bands25-30: the shared Hindi commentary for verses 28-34, beginning with an explanation of verse28 (bands25-26), then verse29's Parijata/Uttama grades (bands27-28), then verse30's Gopura/Simhasana grades (bands29-30, matching "चक्रवर्ती राजा" exactly to the root verse). Band30 ends mid-sentence: "...समस्त पृथ्वी का पालक चक्रवर्ती राजा होता है। इसी योग में राजा" -- a NEW sentence beginning an explanation of verses 31-34's historical examples, cut off at the page bottom with NO closing citation number. This is a FOURTH occurrence of the multi-page shared-commentary-truncation pattern -- the commentary for verses 31-34 continues onto page232. translationHi for 42.28-42.30 is populated from the complete portion (see NEW_VERSES below); translationHi for 42.31-42.34 is left EMPTY pending page232 backfill. - Band31: eGangotri watermark alone, on its own line below the truncated commentary (no overlap with content). **Contested-word verification log**: - Band27's "लोकानुरञ्जक" (commentary prose, not root verse) showed a stray punctuation-like mark where the "का" ligature should be, on close zoom (scratchpad/p231-b27-zoom.png, 4x + autocontrast). Assessed as a print-degradation artifact, not a genuine alternate reading -- the semantic content unambiguously matches root verse 42.29's own "लोकानुरञ्जकः". Transcribed as "लोकानुरञ्जक" per the root verse's spelling; no further zoom warranted since this is reference commentary prose, not the primary Sanskrit root text under the hard no-fabrication constraint. - All nine new root verses (42.27-42.34) read cleanly at band-level with no ambiguous glyphs requiring a dedicated disambiguation pass. Sanity checks: new refs 42.27-42.34 confirmed unique against the existing verse list; chapter 42's verse count updated from 26 (page230) to 34 -- STILL PROVISIONAL, since no chapter-42 colophon has appeared yet (the "yogakaraka" sub-topic's own commentary is itself truncated onto page232, and further sub-topics may follow). bphs-scan.js run after seeding. **Bundle**: page231 begins a NEW bundle (pages231-235), page 1 of 5.

  34. 42.34 सत्यापित

    34

    संस्कृत

    ब्रह्मप्रभृतयो ब्रह्मलोके जातास्तु लोकपाः । स्वायम्भुवो मनुस्त्वैरावतांशे तूदितः पुरा ॥ ३४ ॥

    brahmaprabhritayo brahmaloke jatastu lokapah, svayambhuvo manustvairavatamshe tuditah pura.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Brahma and other world-protectors (lokapas) were born in the Brahmaloka grade; Svayambhuva Manu was declared of old [to be born] in the Airavata grade.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    ब्रह्मादिक लोकपाल ब्रह्मलोकांश में, और स्वायंभुवमनु ऐरावतांश में, केन्द्रेश-त्रिकोणेश के योगकारक रहने से उत्पन्न हुए ॥ २८-३४ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS printed page231 (PDF p.263, folio "२३१" confirmed cleanly in the initial band0 crop). Running head reads the CHAPTER title "धनयोगाध्यायः" (C-type) -- page230 was T-type, page231 is C-type: still no simple alternation (T/C/T/C/T/T/C/T/C running so far across pages 226-231), remains an open observation. Threshold selection: sweep (scratchpad/sweep231.py) on the 3152x4925 page image showed a clean plateau at 32 bands (T=5.5-7.5). The mandatory T5-vs-T7 diff (scratchpad/diff231.py) found T5=32, T7=32, all band positions consistent within a few pixels -- no discrepancy. Proceeded with THRESH=5 (scratchpad/band231.py). Gap re-scan (mandatory): band list showed gaps up to 155px (band26-to-27), somewhat larger than prior pages' typical max (~120-135px). Directly inspected that transition: band26 ends "...राजयोगकारक" and band27 begins "वे दोनों... पारिजातांश..." -- confirmed continuous prose across the gap, no content lost; the larger gap is simply a paragraph-internal printing artifact. **This page continues Chapter 42, resolving the page230 truncation and then opening a NEW sub-topic**: - Band0: running head + folio (structural). - Bands1-2: verse 42.27, completing the dharma-lord Parijatadi-yoga series with the final (Airavata) grade, closing "॥ २७ ॥" at band2. This is the FIFTH verse in the dharma-lord's grade-cycle (vv23-27), one more than the kendra-lord (vv18-19, 2 verses) and putra-lord (vv20-22, 3 verses) cycles -- the dharma-lord's cycle evidently needed extra verses to cover all eight named grade-terms (पारिजात/उत्तम/गोपुर/सिंहासन/पारावत/देवलोक/ब्रह्मलोक("द्वितीय")/ऐरावत). - Bands3-9: the shared Hindi commentary for verses 23-27 (the block whose start was truncated at the bottom of page230), closing "॥ २३-२७ ॥" at band9. This is confirmed as the THIRD occurrence of the multi-page shared-commentary-truncation pattern in this pipeline (after chapter41 v7 across page226/227, and chapter42 vv1-10 across page228/229) -- now fully backfilled. translationHi for 42.23-42.26 is backfilled from this text (see UPDATES below), and 42.27 receives its own portion. - Band10: editorial Hindi subheading "योगकारकग्रहफल--" ("The result of the Yogakaraka planet"). Structural/source note per the standing copyright-safety rule, NOT seeded as a verse. This marks the END of the Parijatadi-yoga series (verses 18-27, applied across three bhava-lords: kendra, putra, dharma) and the START of a new sub-topic. - Bands11-24: SEVEN new verses, 42.28-42.34: - 42.28 (bands11-12): defines the "yogakaraka" -- kendra (1,4,7,10) is Vishnu's place, trikona (1,5,9) is Lakshmi's place, and a connection between their lords produces Rajayoga. This is one of BPHS's most famous classical principles (kendra-trikona-adhipati yoga). - 42.29 (bands13-14): applies the Parijata/Uttama grades (now to the kendra-lord+trikona-lord relationship itself, a FOURTH distinct application of the seven/eight-grade classification system in this chapter) -- Parijata gives a king who delights the people; Uttama gives an excellent king with elephants/horses/chariots. - 42.30 (bands15-16): Gopura grade gives a king honored by kings; Simhasana grade gives a chakravartin (universal monarch) ruling the whole earth. - 42.31 (bands17-18): names historical/legendary examples of this yoga -- Harishchandra, "the best of men", Bali, Vaishvanara, and other rulers of the earth. - 42.32 (bands19-20): more examples -- in the present age (Kali yuga), king Yudhishthira son of Kunti, and Shalivahana etc., endowed with victorious fortune, O sage (मुने, addressing Maitreya). - 42.33 (bands21-22): Paravata grade -- the Manus and others were born [in this yoga]; Devaloka grade -- likewise, incarnations (avataras) of Hari (Vishnu) were born here. - 42.34 (bands23-24): Brahmaloka grade -- Brahma and other world-protectors (lokapas) were born; Airavata grade -- Svayambhuva Manu himself was declared [born in this grade] of old. - Bands25-30: the shared Hindi commentary for verses 28-34, beginning with an explanation of verse28 (bands25-26), then verse29's Parijata/Uttama grades (bands27-28), then verse30's Gopura/Simhasana grades (bands29-30, matching "चक्रवर्ती राजा" exactly to the root verse). Band30 ends mid-sentence: "...समस्त पृथ्वी का पालक चक्रवर्ती राजा होता है। इसी योग में राजा" -- a NEW sentence beginning an explanation of verses 31-34's historical examples, cut off at the page bottom with NO closing citation number. This is a FOURTH occurrence of the multi-page shared-commentary-truncation pattern -- the commentary for verses 31-34 continues onto page232. translationHi for 42.28-42.30 is populated from the complete portion (see NEW_VERSES below); translationHi for 42.31-42.34 is left EMPTY pending page232 backfill. - Band31: eGangotri watermark alone, on its own line below the truncated commentary (no overlap with content). **Contested-word verification log**: - Band27's "लोकानुरञ्जक" (commentary prose, not root verse) showed a stray punctuation-like mark where the "का" ligature should be, on close zoom (scratchpad/p231-b27-zoom.png, 4x + autocontrast). Assessed as a print-degradation artifact, not a genuine alternate reading -- the semantic content unambiguously matches root verse 42.29's own "लोकानुरञ्जकः". Transcribed as "लोकानुरञ्जक" per the root verse's spelling; no further zoom warranted since this is reference commentary prose, not the primary Sanskrit root text under the hard no-fabrication constraint. - All nine new root verses (42.27-42.34) read cleanly at band-level with no ambiguous glyphs requiring a dedicated disambiguation pass. Sanity checks: new refs 42.27-42.34 confirmed unique against the existing verse list; chapter 42's verse count updated from 26 (page230) to 34 -- STILL PROVISIONAL, since no chapter-42 colophon has appeared yet (the "yogakaraka" sub-topic's own commentary is itself truncated onto page232, and further sub-topics may follow). bphs-scan.js run after seeding. **Bundle**: page231 begins a NEW bundle (pages231-235), page 1 of 5.

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  1. 43.1 सत्यापित

    43.1

    संस्कृत

    विविधा वित्तदा योगा उदिता भवताऽधुना । कथ्यतां भगवन् ! योगा ये स्युदोद्रियकारिणः ॥ १ ॥

    vividha vittada yoga udita bhavata'dhuna, kathyatam bhagavan yoga ye syudodriyakarinah.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Various wealth-giving yogas have now been described by you; O Lord, please also tell the yogas that cause [affliction/poverty] as well.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    मैत्रेय ने कहा :—हे भगवन् ! आपने अनेक धनयोग कहा, अब दारिद्रय योगों को कृपया बतलावें।

    स्रोत: Printed page 232 (PDF p.264 of scratchpad/bphs1.pdf), folio "२३२" (left side -- normal recto/verso layout mirroring, not an anomaly). Running head reads the TEXT title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" (T-type) -- page231 was C-type, page232 is T-type. Recto/verso alternation observation remains open and unresolved as a simple pattern. Threshold selection: sweep (scratchpad/sweep232.py) plateau at 30 bands (T=5-6.5). T5-vs-T7 diff (scratchpad/diff232.py): T5=30, T7=29 -- a GENUINE discrepancy (unlike page231's clean diff). Resolved via direct zoom (scratchpad/p232-disc.png) of the disputed region (native y=1700-1950): revealed real content, a short narrative marker line "मैत्रेय उवाच--" (band9, native (1793,1828), height only 35px) that T7's higher threshold missed due to low darkness density. THRESH=5 confirmed as the correct, content-preserving choice. Proceeded with scratchpad/band232.py (30 bands, p232-b00.png .. p232-b29.png). Gap re-scan (mandatory): max gap 213px (band7-to-8, well above the typical ~70-75px inter-verse gap on this page). Directly inspected: this gap spans the boundary between chapter42's closing colophon (band7) and chapter43's opening heading (band8) -- legitimate structural whitespace marking a chapter transition, not a content-loss issue. MAJOR STRUCTURAL MILESTONE -- Chapter 42 (धनयोगाध्यायः) is now DEFINITIVELY COMPLETE at 34 verses (42.1-42.34), no longer provisional: - Bands1-5: continuation of the Hindi commentary for verses 28-34 (shared-commentary block truncated at the bottom of page231 -- the FOURTH confirmed occurrence of the multi-page shared-commentary-truncation pattern, now closed). Commentary text: "इसी योग में राजा हरिश्चन्द्र, उत्तम मनु, बलि, वैश्वानर तथा अन्य भी भूमण्डलाधीश हुए। वर्तमान युग में भी कुन्तीपुत्र युधिष्ठिर, और भविष्यत् में शालिवाहन शक होने वाले हैं। इसी तरह मनु आदि पारावतांश में, विष्णु के सभी अवतार देवलोकांश में, ब्रह्मादिक लोकपाल ब्रह्मलोकांश में, और स्वायंभुवमनु ऐरावतांश में केन्द्रेश त्रिकोण के योगकारक रहने से उत्पन्न हुए ॥ २८-३४ ॥" -- backfills translationHi for 42.31-42.34. - Band6: opening of chapter42's closing colophon, "इति स(द्वि?)विमर्श(?)सुधान्याख्योपेते बृह..." -- the middle epithet phrase describing the work/commentary name could not be confidently resolved letter-by-letter at the available print/scan quality despite three separate zoom attempts at increasing precision (scratchpad/p232-b06-zoom2.png, p232-b06-zoom3.png; a first attempt p232-b06-zoom.png used mistaken coordinates and is discarded). Recorded as a disclosed low-confidence structural note -- colophons are structural/non-verse elements, not subject to the same verbatim-critical bar as root verse text, and the key structural fact (chapter number and completion) is unambiguous from the clearly-legible remainder. - Band7: "...धनयोगाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ ४२ ॥" -- CONFIRMS chapter42's final, authoritative verse count: 34. This resolves the "still provisional" question that had grown 10->17->26->34 across pages228-231; 34 is now FINAL. This is the FIFTH and concluding validation of the colophon-driven chapter-boundary-discovery pattern for this chapter. Chapter 43 (दारिद्र्ययोगाध्यायः, "Poverty-Yoga chapter") BEGINS immediately after: - Band8: "अथ दारिद्र्ययोगाध्यायः ॥ ४३ ॥" -- chapter opening heading (structural, not seeded as a verse). - Band9: "मैत्रेय उवाच--" -- narrative marker (structural; this is the low-density line responsible for the T5/T7 threshold discrepancy). - Bands10-11: verse 43.1 -- Maitreya's question, "विविधा वित्तदा योगा उदिता भवताऽधुना । कथ्यतां भगवन् ! योगा ये स्युदोद्रियकारिणः ॥ १ ॥" ("You have now described various wealth-giving yogas; O Lord, please also tell the yogas that cause [poverty/affliction]"). The second line's compound (स्युदोद्रियकारिणः) is an uncertain/contested printed reading -- same-page-control zoom (scratchpad/p232-b11-zoom.png) performed, remained not fully resolvable at available print quality; retained exactly as printed per the illegible-compound policy, disclosed low-confidence. Semantic domain (poverty/affliction-causing) is unambiguous from chapter context regardless. - Band12: "पराशर उवाच--" -- narrative marker (structural), Parashara begins his answer. - Bands13-24: SIX verses, 43.2-43.7, each following the same two-line structural pattern established by 43.2 -- a planetary house-lord exchange or affliction combination, closed by "...मारकेशयुते दृष्टे [जातः/भवेत्] ... निर्धनः/निःस्व ॥ N ॥": - 43.2: lagna-lord and 12th-lord (रिष्फ) in mutual exchange, with maraka-lord conjunction/aspect -> poverty. - 43.3: lagna-lord and 6th-lord (रिपु) in mutual exchange, with maraka-lord conjunction/aspect -> poverty. - 43.4: lagna and Moon conjoined with Ketu, lagna-lord placed in the 8th (निधन), with maraka-lord conjunction/aspect -> poverty (dual form in the printed text, "जातौ...निर्धनौ"). - 43.5: lagna-lord in the 6th/8th/12th houses conjoined with malefics, and the 2nd-lord (वित्तप) in the 6th house or debilitated -> even one of royal lineage becomes poor. - 43.6: lagna-lord conjoined with a trika-lord (6th/8th/12th-lord) or aspected by malefics, with Saturn (मन्द) also joined and aspecting -> poverty. - 43.7: the 3rd-lord (मन्त्रेश) and 9th-lord (धर्मनाथ) placed respectively in the 6th and 12th houses, aspected by the maraka-lord -> poverty. - Bands25-29: Hindi commentary opens with Maitreya's paraphrased question (bands25-26: "मैत्रेय ने कहा :--हे भगवन् ! आपने अनेक धनयोग कहा, अब दारिद्रय योगों को कृपया बतलावें।"), then Parashara's answer covering verses 43.2 and 43.3 only (bands27-29: "पराशर ने उत्तर दिया :--लग्नेश व्ययस्थ, और व्ययेश लग्नस्थ हो और मारकेश (२।७ के अधीश) से युत या दृष्ट हों तो जातक निर्धन होता है। लग्नेश षष्ठस्थ, और रिपुपतिलग्नस्थ हो और मारकेश से युत-दृष्ट होने पर जातक निःस्व होता है।"). The commentary block ends here, at the true bottom of the page (band29 also carries the eGangotri watermark, confirmed as the page's final band) -- verses 43.4-43.7 have NO commentary yet on this page. This is a FIFTH occurrence of the multi-page shared-commentary-truncation pattern; translationHi for 43.4-43.7 left EMPTY pending backfill from page233. - Band29 (tail): "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- digitization watermark, confirmed again, never transcribed as content. Chapter43 verse count after this page: 7 (43.1-43.7), STILL PROVISIONAL -- no closing colophon has appeared yet; commentary for the last four verses is itself truncated onto page232's successor, and further verses/sub-topics likely follow.

  2. 43.2 सत्यापित

    43.2

    संस्कृत

    लग्नेशे रिष्फगे रिष्फाधिपे लग्नगते सति । मारकेशयुते दृष्टे निर्धनो मनुजो भवेत् ॥ २ ॥

    lagneshe rishphage rishphadhipe lagnagate sati, marakeshayute drishte nirdhano manujo bhavet.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lagna-lord is placed in the 12th house and the 12th-lord is placed in the lagna (a mutual exchange), and [either] is conjoined with or aspected by the maraka-lord, the person becomes poor.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पराशर ने उत्तर दिया :—लग्नेश व्ययस्थ, और व्ययेश लग्नस्थ हो और मारकेश (२।७ के अधीश) से युत या दृष्ट हों तो जातक निर्धन होता है।

    स्रोत: Printed page 232 (PDF p.264 of scratchpad/bphs1.pdf), folio "२३२" (left side -- normal recto/verso layout mirroring, not an anomaly). Running head reads the TEXT title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" (T-type) -- page231 was C-type, page232 is T-type. Recto/verso alternation observation remains open and unresolved as a simple pattern. Threshold selection: sweep (scratchpad/sweep232.py) plateau at 30 bands (T=5-6.5). T5-vs-T7 diff (scratchpad/diff232.py): T5=30, T7=29 -- a GENUINE discrepancy (unlike page231's clean diff). Resolved via direct zoom (scratchpad/p232-disc.png) of the disputed region (native y=1700-1950): revealed real content, a short narrative marker line "मैत्रेय उवाच--" (band9, native (1793,1828), height only 35px) that T7's higher threshold missed due to low darkness density. THRESH=5 confirmed as the correct, content-preserving choice. Proceeded with scratchpad/band232.py (30 bands, p232-b00.png .. p232-b29.png). Gap re-scan (mandatory): max gap 213px (band7-to-8, well above the typical ~70-75px inter-verse gap on this page). Directly inspected: this gap spans the boundary between chapter42's closing colophon (band7) and chapter43's opening heading (band8) -- legitimate structural whitespace marking a chapter transition, not a content-loss issue. MAJOR STRUCTURAL MILESTONE -- Chapter 42 (धनयोगाध्यायः) is now DEFINITIVELY COMPLETE at 34 verses (42.1-42.34), no longer provisional: - Bands1-5: continuation of the Hindi commentary for verses 28-34 (shared-commentary block truncated at the bottom of page231 -- the FOURTH confirmed occurrence of the multi-page shared-commentary-truncation pattern, now closed). Commentary text: "इसी योग में राजा हरिश्चन्द्र, उत्तम मनु, बलि, वैश्वानर तथा अन्य भी भूमण्डलाधीश हुए। वर्तमान युग में भी कुन्तीपुत्र युधिष्ठिर, और भविष्यत् में शालिवाहन शक होने वाले हैं। इसी तरह मनु आदि पारावतांश में, विष्णु के सभी अवतार देवलोकांश में, ब्रह्मादिक लोकपाल ब्रह्मलोकांश में, और स्वायंभुवमनु ऐरावतांश में केन्द्रेश त्रिकोण के योगकारक रहने से उत्पन्न हुए ॥ २८-३४ ॥" -- backfills translationHi for 42.31-42.34. - Band6: opening of chapter42's closing colophon, "इति स(द्वि?)विमर्श(?)सुधान्याख्योपेते बृह..." -- the middle epithet phrase describing the work/commentary name could not be confidently resolved letter-by-letter at the available print/scan quality despite three separate zoom attempts at increasing precision (scratchpad/p232-b06-zoom2.png, p232-b06-zoom3.png; a first attempt p232-b06-zoom.png used mistaken coordinates and is discarded). Recorded as a disclosed low-confidence structural note -- colophons are structural/non-verse elements, not subject to the same verbatim-critical bar as root verse text, and the key structural fact (chapter number and completion) is unambiguous from the clearly-legible remainder. - Band7: "...धनयोगाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ ४२ ॥" -- CONFIRMS chapter42's final, authoritative verse count: 34. This resolves the "still provisional" question that had grown 10->17->26->34 across pages228-231; 34 is now FINAL. This is the FIFTH and concluding validation of the colophon-driven chapter-boundary-discovery pattern for this chapter. Chapter 43 (दारिद्र्ययोगाध्यायः, "Poverty-Yoga chapter") BEGINS immediately after: - Band8: "अथ दारिद्र्ययोगाध्यायः ॥ ४३ ॥" -- chapter opening heading (structural, not seeded as a verse). - Band9: "मैत्रेय उवाच--" -- narrative marker (structural; this is the low-density line responsible for the T5/T7 threshold discrepancy). - Bands10-11: verse 43.1 -- Maitreya's question, "विविधा वित्तदा योगा उदिता भवताऽधुना । कथ्यतां भगवन् ! योगा ये स्युदोद्रियकारिणः ॥ १ ॥" ("You have now described various wealth-giving yogas; O Lord, please also tell the yogas that cause [poverty/affliction]"). The second line's compound (स्युदोद्रियकारिणः) is an uncertain/contested printed reading -- same-page-control zoom (scratchpad/p232-b11-zoom.png) performed, remained not fully resolvable at available print quality; retained exactly as printed per the illegible-compound policy, disclosed low-confidence. Semantic domain (poverty/affliction-causing) is unambiguous from chapter context regardless. - Band12: "पराशर उवाच--" -- narrative marker (structural), Parashara begins his answer. - Bands13-24: SIX verses, 43.2-43.7, each following the same two-line structural pattern established by 43.2 -- a planetary house-lord exchange or affliction combination, closed by "...मारकेशयुते दृष्टे [जातः/भवेत्] ... निर्धनः/निःस्व ॥ N ॥": - 43.2: lagna-lord and 12th-lord (रिष्फ) in mutual exchange, with maraka-lord conjunction/aspect -> poverty. - 43.3: lagna-lord and 6th-lord (रिपु) in mutual exchange, with maraka-lord conjunction/aspect -> poverty. - 43.4: lagna and Moon conjoined with Ketu, lagna-lord placed in the 8th (निधन), with maraka-lord conjunction/aspect -> poverty (dual form in the printed text, "जातौ...निर्धनौ"). - 43.5: lagna-lord in the 6th/8th/12th houses conjoined with malefics, and the 2nd-lord (वित्तप) in the 6th house or debilitated -> even one of royal lineage becomes poor. - 43.6: lagna-lord conjoined with a trika-lord (6th/8th/12th-lord) or aspected by malefics, with Saturn (मन्द) also joined and aspecting -> poverty. - 43.7: the 3rd-lord (मन्त्रेश) and 9th-lord (धर्मनाथ) placed respectively in the 6th and 12th houses, aspected by the maraka-lord -> poverty. - Bands25-29: Hindi commentary opens with Maitreya's paraphrased question (bands25-26: "मैत्रेय ने कहा :--हे भगवन् ! आपने अनेक धनयोग कहा, अब दारिद्रय योगों को कृपया बतलावें।"), then Parashara's answer covering verses 43.2 and 43.3 only (bands27-29: "पराशर ने उत्तर दिया :--लग्नेश व्ययस्थ, और व्ययेश लग्नस्थ हो और मारकेश (२।७ के अधीश) से युत या दृष्ट हों तो जातक निर्धन होता है। लग्नेश षष्ठस्थ, और रिपुपतिलग्नस्थ हो और मारकेश से युत-दृष्ट होने पर जातक निःस्व होता है।"). The commentary block ends here, at the true bottom of the page (band29 also carries the eGangotri watermark, confirmed as the page's final band) -- verses 43.4-43.7 have NO commentary yet on this page. This is a FIFTH occurrence of the multi-page shared-commentary-truncation pattern; translationHi for 43.4-43.7 left EMPTY pending backfill from page233. - Band29 (tail): "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- digitization watermark, confirmed again, never transcribed as content. Chapter43 verse count after this page: 7 (43.1-43.7), STILL PROVISIONAL -- no closing colophon has appeared yet; commentary for the last four verses is itself truncated onto page232's successor, and further verses/sub-topics likely follow.

  3. 43.3 सत्यापित

    43.3

    संस्कृत

    लग्नपे रिपुगे लग्नगते रिपुपतावपि । मारकेशयुते दृष्टे जातः स्यान्निर्धनो नरः ॥ ३ ॥

    lagnape ripuge lagnagate ripupatavapi, marakeshayute drishte jatah syannirdhano narah.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lagna-lord is placed in the 6th house and the 6th-lord is also placed in the lagna (a mutual exchange), and [either] is conjoined with or aspected by the maraka-lord, the person born becomes poor.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    लग्नेश षष्ठस्थ, और रिपुपतिलग्नस्थ हो और मारकेश से युत-दृष्ट होने पर जातक निःस्व होता है।

    स्रोत: Printed page 232 (PDF p.264 of scratchpad/bphs1.pdf), folio "२३२" (left side -- normal recto/verso layout mirroring, not an anomaly). Running head reads the TEXT title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" (T-type) -- page231 was C-type, page232 is T-type. Recto/verso alternation observation remains open and unresolved as a simple pattern. Threshold selection: sweep (scratchpad/sweep232.py) plateau at 30 bands (T=5-6.5). T5-vs-T7 diff (scratchpad/diff232.py): T5=30, T7=29 -- a GENUINE discrepancy (unlike page231's clean diff). Resolved via direct zoom (scratchpad/p232-disc.png) of the disputed region (native y=1700-1950): revealed real content, a short narrative marker line "मैत्रेय उवाच--" (band9, native (1793,1828), height only 35px) that T7's higher threshold missed due to low darkness density. THRESH=5 confirmed as the correct, content-preserving choice. Proceeded with scratchpad/band232.py (30 bands, p232-b00.png .. p232-b29.png). Gap re-scan (mandatory): max gap 213px (band7-to-8, well above the typical ~70-75px inter-verse gap on this page). Directly inspected: this gap spans the boundary between chapter42's closing colophon (band7) and chapter43's opening heading (band8) -- legitimate structural whitespace marking a chapter transition, not a content-loss issue. MAJOR STRUCTURAL MILESTONE -- Chapter 42 (धनयोगाध्यायः) is now DEFINITIVELY COMPLETE at 34 verses (42.1-42.34), no longer provisional: - Bands1-5: continuation of the Hindi commentary for verses 28-34 (shared-commentary block truncated at the bottom of page231 -- the FOURTH confirmed occurrence of the multi-page shared-commentary-truncation pattern, now closed). Commentary text: "इसी योग में राजा हरिश्चन्द्र, उत्तम मनु, बलि, वैश्वानर तथा अन्य भी भूमण्डलाधीश हुए। वर्तमान युग में भी कुन्तीपुत्र युधिष्ठिर, और भविष्यत् में शालिवाहन शक होने वाले हैं। इसी तरह मनु आदि पारावतांश में, विष्णु के सभी अवतार देवलोकांश में, ब्रह्मादिक लोकपाल ब्रह्मलोकांश में, और स्वायंभुवमनु ऐरावतांश में केन्द्रेश त्रिकोण के योगकारक रहने से उत्पन्न हुए ॥ २८-३४ ॥" -- backfills translationHi for 42.31-42.34. - Band6: opening of chapter42's closing colophon, "इति स(द्वि?)विमर्श(?)सुधान्याख्योपेते बृह..." -- the middle epithet phrase describing the work/commentary name could not be confidently resolved letter-by-letter at the available print/scan quality despite three separate zoom attempts at increasing precision (scratchpad/p232-b06-zoom2.png, p232-b06-zoom3.png; a first attempt p232-b06-zoom.png used mistaken coordinates and is discarded). Recorded as a disclosed low-confidence structural note -- colophons are structural/non-verse elements, not subject to the same verbatim-critical bar as root verse text, and the key structural fact (chapter number and completion) is unambiguous from the clearly-legible remainder. - Band7: "...धनयोगाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ ४२ ॥" -- CONFIRMS chapter42's final, authoritative verse count: 34. This resolves the "still provisional" question that had grown 10->17->26->34 across pages228-231; 34 is now FINAL. This is the FIFTH and concluding validation of the colophon-driven chapter-boundary-discovery pattern for this chapter. Chapter 43 (दारिद्र्ययोगाध्यायः, "Poverty-Yoga chapter") BEGINS immediately after: - Band8: "अथ दारिद्र्ययोगाध्यायः ॥ ४३ ॥" -- chapter opening heading (structural, not seeded as a verse). - Band9: "मैत्रेय उवाच--" -- narrative marker (structural; this is the low-density line responsible for the T5/T7 threshold discrepancy). - Bands10-11: verse 43.1 -- Maitreya's question, "विविधा वित्तदा योगा उदिता भवताऽधुना । कथ्यतां भगवन् ! योगा ये स्युदोद्रियकारिणः ॥ १ ॥" ("You have now described various wealth-giving yogas; O Lord, please also tell the yogas that cause [poverty/affliction]"). The second line's compound (स्युदोद्रियकारिणः) is an uncertain/contested printed reading -- same-page-control zoom (scratchpad/p232-b11-zoom.png) performed, remained not fully resolvable at available print quality; retained exactly as printed per the illegible-compound policy, disclosed low-confidence. Semantic domain (poverty/affliction-causing) is unambiguous from chapter context regardless. - Band12: "पराशर उवाच--" -- narrative marker (structural), Parashara begins his answer. - Bands13-24: SIX verses, 43.2-43.7, each following the same two-line structural pattern established by 43.2 -- a planetary house-lord exchange or affliction combination, closed by "...मारकेशयुते दृष्टे [जातः/भवेत्] ... निर्धनः/निःस्व ॥ N ॥": - 43.2: lagna-lord and 12th-lord (रिष्फ) in mutual exchange, with maraka-lord conjunction/aspect -> poverty. - 43.3: lagna-lord and 6th-lord (रिपु) in mutual exchange, with maraka-lord conjunction/aspect -> poverty. - 43.4: lagna and Moon conjoined with Ketu, lagna-lord placed in the 8th (निधन), with maraka-lord conjunction/aspect -> poverty (dual form in the printed text, "जातौ...निर्धनौ"). - 43.5: lagna-lord in the 6th/8th/12th houses conjoined with malefics, and the 2nd-lord (वित्तप) in the 6th house or debilitated -> even one of royal lineage becomes poor. - 43.6: lagna-lord conjoined with a trika-lord (6th/8th/12th-lord) or aspected by malefics, with Saturn (मन्द) also joined and aspecting -> poverty. - 43.7: the 3rd-lord (मन्त्रेश) and 9th-lord (धर्मनाथ) placed respectively in the 6th and 12th houses, aspected by the maraka-lord -> poverty. - Bands25-29: Hindi commentary opens with Maitreya's paraphrased question (bands25-26: "मैत्रेय ने कहा :--हे भगवन् ! आपने अनेक धनयोग कहा, अब दारिद्रय योगों को कृपया बतलावें।"), then Parashara's answer covering verses 43.2 and 43.3 only (bands27-29: "पराशर ने उत्तर दिया :--लग्नेश व्ययस्थ, और व्ययेश लग्नस्थ हो और मारकेश (२।७ के अधीश) से युत या दृष्ट हों तो जातक निर्धन होता है। लग्नेश षष्ठस्थ, और रिपुपतिलग्नस्थ हो और मारकेश से युत-दृष्ट होने पर जातक निःस्व होता है।"). The commentary block ends here, at the true bottom of the page (band29 also carries the eGangotri watermark, confirmed as the page's final band) -- verses 43.4-43.7 have NO commentary yet on this page. This is a FIFTH occurrence of the multi-page shared-commentary-truncation pattern; translationHi for 43.4-43.7 left EMPTY pending backfill from page233. - Band29 (tail): "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- digitization watermark, confirmed again, never transcribed as content. Chapter43 verse count after this page: 7 (43.1-43.7), STILL PROVISIONAL -- no closing colophon has appeared yet; commentary for the last four verses is itself truncated onto page232's successor, and further verses/sub-topics likely follow.

  4. 43.4 सत्यापित

    43.4

    संस्कृत

    लग्नेन्दू केतुना युक्तौ लग्नेश निधनं गते । मारकेशयुते दृष्टे जातौ वै निर्धनौ भवेत् ॥ ४ ॥

    lagnendu ketuna yuktau lagnesha nidhanam gate, marakeshayute drishte jatau vai nirdhanau bhavet.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lagna and the Moon are conjoined with Ketu, and the lagna-lord has gone to the 8th house (nidhana), and [either] is conjoined with or aspected by the maraka-lord, both [indicated significations] become poor.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    लग्न, चन्द्रमा केतुयुक्त हो, लग्नेश अष्टमगत हो और मारकेश से युत या दृष्ट होनेपर जातक दरिद्र होता है।

    स्रोत: Printed page 232 (PDF p.264 of scratchpad/bphs1.pdf), folio "२३२" (left side -- normal recto/verso layout mirroring, not an anomaly). Running head reads the TEXT title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" (T-type) -- page231 was C-type, page232 is T-type. Recto/verso alternation observation remains open and unresolved as a simple pattern. Threshold selection: sweep (scratchpad/sweep232.py) plateau at 30 bands (T=5-6.5). T5-vs-T7 diff (scratchpad/diff232.py): T5=30, T7=29 -- a GENUINE discrepancy (unlike page231's clean diff). Resolved via direct zoom (scratchpad/p232-disc.png) of the disputed region (native y=1700-1950): revealed real content, a short narrative marker line "मैत्रेय उवाच--" (band9, native (1793,1828), height only 35px) that T7's higher threshold missed due to low darkness density. THRESH=5 confirmed as the correct, content-preserving choice. Proceeded with scratchpad/band232.py (30 bands, p232-b00.png .. p232-b29.png). Gap re-scan (mandatory): max gap 213px (band7-to-8, well above the typical ~70-75px inter-verse gap on this page). Directly inspected: this gap spans the boundary between chapter42's closing colophon (band7) and chapter43's opening heading (band8) -- legitimate structural whitespace marking a chapter transition, not a content-loss issue. MAJOR STRUCTURAL MILESTONE -- Chapter 42 (धनयोगाध्यायः) is now DEFINITIVELY COMPLETE at 34 verses (42.1-42.34), no longer provisional: - Bands1-5: continuation of the Hindi commentary for verses 28-34 (shared-commentary block truncated at the bottom of page231 -- the FOURTH confirmed occurrence of the multi-page shared-commentary-truncation pattern, now closed). Commentary text: "इसी योग में राजा हरिश्चन्द्र, उत्तम मनु, बलि, वैश्वानर तथा अन्य भी भूमण्डलाधीश हुए। वर्तमान युग में भी कुन्तीपुत्र युधिष्ठिर, और भविष्यत् में शालिवाहन शक होने वाले हैं। इसी तरह मनु आदि पारावतांश में, विष्णु के सभी अवतार देवलोकांश में, ब्रह्मादिक लोकपाल ब्रह्मलोकांश में, और स्वायंभुवमनु ऐरावतांश में केन्द्रेश त्रिकोण के योगकारक रहने से उत्पन्न हुए ॥ २८-३४ ॥" -- backfills translationHi for 42.31-42.34. - Band6: opening of chapter42's closing colophon, "इति स(द्वि?)विमर्श(?)सुधान्याख्योपेते बृह..." -- the middle epithet phrase describing the work/commentary name could not be confidently resolved letter-by-letter at the available print/scan quality despite three separate zoom attempts at increasing precision (scratchpad/p232-b06-zoom2.png, p232-b06-zoom3.png; a first attempt p232-b06-zoom.png used mistaken coordinates and is discarded). Recorded as a disclosed low-confidence structural note -- colophons are structural/non-verse elements, not subject to the same verbatim-critical bar as root verse text, and the key structural fact (chapter number and completion) is unambiguous from the clearly-legible remainder. - Band7: "...धनयोगाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ ४२ ॥" -- CONFIRMS chapter42's final, authoritative verse count: 34. This resolves the "still provisional" question that had grown 10->17->26->34 across pages228-231; 34 is now FINAL. This is the FIFTH and concluding validation of the colophon-driven chapter-boundary-discovery pattern for this chapter. Chapter 43 (दारिद्र्ययोगाध्यायः, "Poverty-Yoga chapter") BEGINS immediately after: - Band8: "अथ दारिद्र्ययोगाध्यायः ॥ ४३ ॥" -- chapter opening heading (structural, not seeded as a verse). - Band9: "मैत्रेय उवाच--" -- narrative marker (structural; this is the low-density line responsible for the T5/T7 threshold discrepancy). - Bands10-11: verse 43.1 -- Maitreya's question, "विविधा वित्तदा योगा उदिता भवताऽधुना । कथ्यतां भगवन् ! योगा ये स्युदोद्रियकारिणः ॥ १ ॥" ("You have now described various wealth-giving yogas; O Lord, please also tell the yogas that cause [poverty/affliction]"). The second line's compound (स्युदोद्रियकारिणः) is an uncertain/contested printed reading -- same-page-control zoom (scratchpad/p232-b11-zoom.png) performed, remained not fully resolvable at available print quality; retained exactly as printed per the illegible-compound policy, disclosed low-confidence. Semantic domain (poverty/affliction-causing) is unambiguous from chapter context regardless. - Band12: "पराशर उवाच--" -- narrative marker (structural), Parashara begins his answer. - Bands13-24: SIX verses, 43.2-43.7, each following the same two-line structural pattern established by 43.2 -- a planetary house-lord exchange or affliction combination, closed by "...मारकेशयुते दृष्टे [जातः/भवेत्] ... निर्धनः/निःस्व ॥ N ॥": - 43.2: lagna-lord and 12th-lord (रिष्फ) in mutual exchange, with maraka-lord conjunction/aspect -> poverty. - 43.3: lagna-lord and 6th-lord (रिपु) in mutual exchange, with maraka-lord conjunction/aspect -> poverty. - 43.4: lagna and Moon conjoined with Ketu, lagna-lord placed in the 8th (निधन), with maraka-lord conjunction/aspect -> poverty (dual form in the printed text, "जातौ...निर्धनौ"). - 43.5: lagna-lord in the 6th/8th/12th houses conjoined with malefics, and the 2nd-lord (वित्तप) in the 6th house or debilitated -> even one of royal lineage becomes poor. - 43.6: lagna-lord conjoined with a trika-lord (6th/8th/12th-lord) or aspected by malefics, with Saturn (मन्द) also joined and aspecting -> poverty. - 43.7: the 3rd-lord (मन्त्रेश) and 9th-lord (धर्मनाथ) placed respectively in the 6th and 12th houses, aspected by the maraka-lord -> poverty. - Bands25-29: Hindi commentary opens with Maitreya's paraphrased question (bands25-26: "मैत्रेय ने कहा :--हे भगवन् ! आपने अनेक धनयोग कहा, अब दारिद्रय योगों को कृपया बतलावें।"), then Parashara's answer covering verses 43.2 and 43.3 only (bands27-29: "पराशर ने उत्तर दिया :--लग्नेश व्ययस्थ, और व्ययेश लग्नस्थ हो और मारकेश (२।७ के अधीश) से युत या दृष्ट हों तो जातक निर्धन होता है। लग्नेश षष्ठस्थ, और रिपुपतिलग्नस्थ हो और मारकेश से युत-दृष्ट होने पर जातक निःस्व होता है।"). The commentary block ends here, at the true bottom of the page (band29 also carries the eGangotri watermark, confirmed as the page's final band) -- verses 43.4-43.7 have NO commentary yet on this page. This is a FIFTH occurrence of the multi-page shared-commentary-truncation pattern; translationHi for 43.4-43.7 left EMPTY pending backfill from page233. - Band29 (tail): "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- digitization watermark, confirmed again, never transcribed as content. Chapter43 verse count after this page: 7 (43.1-43.7), STILL PROVISIONAL -- no closing colophon has appeared yet; commentary for the last four verses is itself truncated onto page232's successor, and further verses/sub-topics likely follow.

  5. 43.5 सत्यापित

    43.5

    संस्कृत

    षष्ठाष्टमव्ययगते लग्नेशे पापसंयुते । वित्तपेऽरिभगे नीचे राजवंश्योऽपि निर्धनः ॥ ५ ॥

    shashthashtamavyayagate lagneshe papasamyute, vittape'ribhage niche rajavamshyo'pi nirdhanah.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lagna-lord is placed in the 6th, 8th, or 12th house and conjoined with malefics, and the 2nd-lord (wealth-lord) is in the 6th house (enemy house) or debilitated, even one of royal lineage becomes poor.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पापयुक्त लग्नेश त्रिकस्थ हो, वित्तेश षष्ठस्थ या नीचस्थ हो तो राजवंशोत्पन्न भी जातक दरिद्र होता है।

    स्रोत: Printed page 232 (PDF p.264 of scratchpad/bphs1.pdf), folio "२३२" (left side -- normal recto/verso layout mirroring, not an anomaly). Running head reads the TEXT title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" (T-type) -- page231 was C-type, page232 is T-type. Recto/verso alternation observation remains open and unresolved as a simple pattern. Threshold selection: sweep (scratchpad/sweep232.py) plateau at 30 bands (T=5-6.5). T5-vs-T7 diff (scratchpad/diff232.py): T5=30, T7=29 -- a GENUINE discrepancy (unlike page231's clean diff). Resolved via direct zoom (scratchpad/p232-disc.png) of the disputed region (native y=1700-1950): revealed real content, a short narrative marker line "मैत्रेय उवाच--" (band9, native (1793,1828), height only 35px) that T7's higher threshold missed due to low darkness density. THRESH=5 confirmed as the correct, content-preserving choice. Proceeded with scratchpad/band232.py (30 bands, p232-b00.png .. p232-b29.png). Gap re-scan (mandatory): max gap 213px (band7-to-8, well above the typical ~70-75px inter-verse gap on this page). Directly inspected: this gap spans the boundary between chapter42's closing colophon (band7) and chapter43's opening heading (band8) -- legitimate structural whitespace marking a chapter transition, not a content-loss issue. MAJOR STRUCTURAL MILESTONE -- Chapter 42 (धनयोगाध्यायः) is now DEFINITIVELY COMPLETE at 34 verses (42.1-42.34), no longer provisional: - Bands1-5: continuation of the Hindi commentary for verses 28-34 (shared-commentary block truncated at the bottom of page231 -- the FOURTH confirmed occurrence of the multi-page shared-commentary-truncation pattern, now closed). Commentary text: "इसी योग में राजा हरिश्चन्द्र, उत्तम मनु, बलि, वैश्वानर तथा अन्य भी भूमण्डलाधीश हुए। वर्तमान युग में भी कुन्तीपुत्र युधिष्ठिर, और भविष्यत् में शालिवाहन शक होने वाले हैं। इसी तरह मनु आदि पारावतांश में, विष्णु के सभी अवतार देवलोकांश में, ब्रह्मादिक लोकपाल ब्रह्मलोकांश में, और स्वायंभुवमनु ऐरावतांश में केन्द्रेश त्रिकोण के योगकारक रहने से उत्पन्न हुए ॥ २८-३४ ॥" -- backfills translationHi for 42.31-42.34. - Band6: opening of chapter42's closing colophon, "इति स(द्वि?)विमर्श(?)सुधान्याख्योपेते बृह..." -- the middle epithet phrase describing the work/commentary name could not be confidently resolved letter-by-letter at the available print/scan quality despite three separate zoom attempts at increasing precision (scratchpad/p232-b06-zoom2.png, p232-b06-zoom3.png; a first attempt p232-b06-zoom.png used mistaken coordinates and is discarded). Recorded as a disclosed low-confidence structural note -- colophons are structural/non-verse elements, not subject to the same verbatim-critical bar as root verse text, and the key structural fact (chapter number and completion) is unambiguous from the clearly-legible remainder. - Band7: "...धनयोगाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ ४२ ॥" -- CONFIRMS chapter42's final, authoritative verse count: 34. This resolves the "still provisional" question that had grown 10->17->26->34 across pages228-231; 34 is now FINAL. This is the FIFTH and concluding validation of the colophon-driven chapter-boundary-discovery pattern for this chapter. Chapter 43 (दारिद्र्ययोगाध्यायः, "Poverty-Yoga chapter") BEGINS immediately after: - Band8: "अथ दारिद्र्ययोगाध्यायः ॥ ४३ ॥" -- chapter opening heading (structural, not seeded as a verse). - Band9: "मैत्रेय उवाच--" -- narrative marker (structural; this is the low-density line responsible for the T5/T7 threshold discrepancy). - Bands10-11: verse 43.1 -- Maitreya's question, "विविधा वित्तदा योगा उदिता भवताऽधुना । कथ्यतां भगवन् ! योगा ये स्युदोद्रियकारिणः ॥ १ ॥" ("You have now described various wealth-giving yogas; O Lord, please also tell the yogas that cause [poverty/affliction]"). The second line's compound (स्युदोद्रियकारिणः) is an uncertain/contested printed reading -- same-page-control zoom (scratchpad/p232-b11-zoom.png) performed, remained not fully resolvable at available print quality; retained exactly as printed per the illegible-compound policy, disclosed low-confidence. Semantic domain (poverty/affliction-causing) is unambiguous from chapter context regardless. - Band12: "पराशर उवाच--" -- narrative marker (structural), Parashara begins his answer. - Bands13-24: SIX verses, 43.2-43.7, each following the same two-line structural pattern established by 43.2 -- a planetary house-lord exchange or affliction combination, closed by "...मारकेशयुते दृष्टे [जातः/भवेत्] ... निर्धनः/निःस्व ॥ N ॥": - 43.2: lagna-lord and 12th-lord (रिष्फ) in mutual exchange, with maraka-lord conjunction/aspect -> poverty. - 43.3: lagna-lord and 6th-lord (रिपु) in mutual exchange, with maraka-lord conjunction/aspect -> poverty. - 43.4: lagna and Moon conjoined with Ketu, lagna-lord placed in the 8th (निधन), with maraka-lord conjunction/aspect -> poverty (dual form in the printed text, "जातौ...निर्धनौ"). - 43.5: lagna-lord in the 6th/8th/12th houses conjoined with malefics, and the 2nd-lord (वित्तप) in the 6th house or debilitated -> even one of royal lineage becomes poor. - 43.6: lagna-lord conjoined with a trika-lord (6th/8th/12th-lord) or aspected by malefics, with Saturn (मन्द) also joined and aspecting -> poverty. - 43.7: the 3rd-lord (मन्त्रेश) and 9th-lord (धर्मनाथ) placed respectively in the 6th and 12th houses, aspected by the maraka-lord -> poverty. - Bands25-29: Hindi commentary opens with Maitreya's paraphrased question (bands25-26: "मैत्रेय ने कहा :--हे भगवन् ! आपने अनेक धनयोग कहा, अब दारिद्रय योगों को कृपया बतलावें।"), then Parashara's answer covering verses 43.2 and 43.3 only (bands27-29: "पराशर ने उत्तर दिया :--लग्नेश व्ययस्थ, और व्ययेश लग्नस्थ हो और मारकेश (२।७ के अधीश) से युत या दृष्ट हों तो जातक निर्धन होता है। लग्नेश षष्ठस्थ, और रिपुपतिलग्नस्थ हो और मारकेश से युत-दृष्ट होने पर जातक निःस्व होता है।"). The commentary block ends here, at the true bottom of the page (band29 also carries the eGangotri watermark, confirmed as the page's final band) -- verses 43.4-43.7 have NO commentary yet on this page. This is a FIFTH occurrence of the multi-page shared-commentary-truncation pattern; translationHi for 43.4-43.7 left EMPTY pending backfill from page233. - Band29 (tail): "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- digitization watermark, confirmed again, never transcribed as content. Chapter43 verse count after this page: 7 (43.1-43.7), STILL PROVISIONAL -- no closing colophon has appeared yet; commentary for the last four verses is itself truncated onto page232's successor, and further verses/sub-topics likely follow.

  6. 43.6 सत्यापित

    43.6

    संस्कृत

    लग्नेशे त्रिकनाथेन युक्ते पापेक्षितेऽथवा । मन्दान्विते तत्र सन्दृष्टे निर्धनो जनः ॥ ६ ॥

    lagneshe trikanathena yukte papekshite'thava, mandanvite tatra sandrishte nirdhano janah.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lagna-lord is conjoined with a trika-lord (6th/8th/12th-lord), or aspected by malefics, and Saturn (Manda) is also joined there and aspects it, the person is poor.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    त्रिकेशयुक्त लग्नेश पापयुक्त हो या शनियुक्त वे शुभग्रह से अदृष्ट हों तो जातक निर्धन होता है।

    स्रोत: Printed page 232 (PDF p.264 of scratchpad/bphs1.pdf), folio "२३२" (left side -- normal recto/verso layout mirroring, not an anomaly). Running head reads the TEXT title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" (T-type) -- page231 was C-type, page232 is T-type. Recto/verso alternation observation remains open and unresolved as a simple pattern. Threshold selection: sweep (scratchpad/sweep232.py) plateau at 30 bands (T=5-6.5). T5-vs-T7 diff (scratchpad/diff232.py): T5=30, T7=29 -- a GENUINE discrepancy (unlike page231's clean diff). Resolved via direct zoom (scratchpad/p232-disc.png) of the disputed region (native y=1700-1950): revealed real content, a short narrative marker line "मैत्रेय उवाच--" (band9, native (1793,1828), height only 35px) that T7's higher threshold missed due to low darkness density. THRESH=5 confirmed as the correct, content-preserving choice. Proceeded with scratchpad/band232.py (30 bands, p232-b00.png .. p232-b29.png). Gap re-scan (mandatory): max gap 213px (band7-to-8, well above the typical ~70-75px inter-verse gap on this page). Directly inspected: this gap spans the boundary between chapter42's closing colophon (band7) and chapter43's opening heading (band8) -- legitimate structural whitespace marking a chapter transition, not a content-loss issue. MAJOR STRUCTURAL MILESTONE -- Chapter 42 (धनयोगाध्यायः) is now DEFINITIVELY COMPLETE at 34 verses (42.1-42.34), no longer provisional: - Bands1-5: continuation of the Hindi commentary for verses 28-34 (shared-commentary block truncated at the bottom of page231 -- the FOURTH confirmed occurrence of the multi-page shared-commentary-truncation pattern, now closed). Commentary text: "इसी योग में राजा हरिश्चन्द्र, उत्तम मनु, बलि, वैश्वानर तथा अन्य भी भूमण्डलाधीश हुए। वर्तमान युग में भी कुन्तीपुत्र युधिष्ठिर, और भविष्यत् में शालिवाहन शक होने वाले हैं। इसी तरह मनु आदि पारावतांश में, विष्णु के सभी अवतार देवलोकांश में, ब्रह्मादिक लोकपाल ब्रह्मलोकांश में, और स्वायंभुवमनु ऐरावतांश में केन्द्रेश त्रिकोण के योगकारक रहने से उत्पन्न हुए ॥ २८-३४ ॥" -- backfills translationHi for 42.31-42.34. - Band6: opening of chapter42's closing colophon, "इति स(द्वि?)विमर्श(?)सुधान्याख्योपेते बृह..." -- the middle epithet phrase describing the work/commentary name could not be confidently resolved letter-by-letter at the available print/scan quality despite three separate zoom attempts at increasing precision (scratchpad/p232-b06-zoom2.png, p232-b06-zoom3.png; a first attempt p232-b06-zoom.png used mistaken coordinates and is discarded). Recorded as a disclosed low-confidence structural note -- colophons are structural/non-verse elements, not subject to the same verbatim-critical bar as root verse text, and the key structural fact (chapter number and completion) is unambiguous from the clearly-legible remainder. - Band7: "...धनयोगाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ ४२ ॥" -- CONFIRMS chapter42's final, authoritative verse count: 34. This resolves the "still provisional" question that had grown 10->17->26->34 across pages228-231; 34 is now FINAL. This is the FIFTH and concluding validation of the colophon-driven chapter-boundary-discovery pattern for this chapter. Chapter 43 (दारिद्र्ययोगाध्यायः, "Poverty-Yoga chapter") BEGINS immediately after: - Band8: "अथ दारिद्र्ययोगाध्यायः ॥ ४३ ॥" -- chapter opening heading (structural, not seeded as a verse). - Band9: "मैत्रेय उवाच--" -- narrative marker (structural; this is the low-density line responsible for the T5/T7 threshold discrepancy). - Bands10-11: verse 43.1 -- Maitreya's question, "विविधा वित्तदा योगा उदिता भवताऽधुना । कथ्यतां भगवन् ! योगा ये स्युदोद्रियकारिणः ॥ १ ॥" ("You have now described various wealth-giving yogas; O Lord, please also tell the yogas that cause [poverty/affliction]"). The second line's compound (स्युदोद्रियकारिणः) is an uncertain/contested printed reading -- same-page-control zoom (scratchpad/p232-b11-zoom.png) performed, remained not fully resolvable at available print quality; retained exactly as printed per the illegible-compound policy, disclosed low-confidence. Semantic domain (poverty/affliction-causing) is unambiguous from chapter context regardless. - Band12: "पराशर उवाच--" -- narrative marker (structural), Parashara begins his answer. - Bands13-24: SIX verses, 43.2-43.7, each following the same two-line structural pattern established by 43.2 -- a planetary house-lord exchange or affliction combination, closed by "...मारकेशयुते दृष्टे [जातः/भवेत्] ... निर्धनः/निःस्व ॥ N ॥": - 43.2: lagna-lord and 12th-lord (रिष्फ) in mutual exchange, with maraka-lord conjunction/aspect -> poverty. - 43.3: lagna-lord and 6th-lord (रिपु) in mutual exchange, with maraka-lord conjunction/aspect -> poverty. - 43.4: lagna and Moon conjoined with Ketu, lagna-lord placed in the 8th (निधन), with maraka-lord conjunction/aspect -> poverty (dual form in the printed text, "जातौ...निर्धनौ"). - 43.5: lagna-lord in the 6th/8th/12th houses conjoined with malefics, and the 2nd-lord (वित्तप) in the 6th house or debilitated -> even one of royal lineage becomes poor. - 43.6: lagna-lord conjoined with a trika-lord (6th/8th/12th-lord) or aspected by malefics, with Saturn (मन्द) also joined and aspecting -> poverty. - 43.7: the 3rd-lord (मन्त्रेश) and 9th-lord (धर्मनाथ) placed respectively in the 6th and 12th houses, aspected by the maraka-lord -> poverty. - Bands25-29: Hindi commentary opens with Maitreya's paraphrased question (bands25-26: "मैत्रेय ने कहा :--हे भगवन् ! आपने अनेक धनयोग कहा, अब दारिद्रय योगों को कृपया बतलावें।"), then Parashara's answer covering verses 43.2 and 43.3 only (bands27-29: "पराशर ने उत्तर दिया :--लग्नेश व्ययस्थ, और व्ययेश लग्नस्थ हो और मारकेश (२।७ के अधीश) से युत या दृष्ट हों तो जातक निर्धन होता है। लग्नेश षष्ठस्थ, और रिपुपतिलग्नस्थ हो और मारकेश से युत-दृष्ट होने पर जातक निःस्व होता है।"). The commentary block ends here, at the true bottom of the page (band29 also carries the eGangotri watermark, confirmed as the page's final band) -- verses 43.4-43.7 have NO commentary yet on this page. This is a FIFTH occurrence of the multi-page shared-commentary-truncation pattern; translationHi for 43.4-43.7 left EMPTY pending backfill from page233. - Band29 (tail): "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- digitization watermark, confirmed again, never transcribed as content. Chapter43 verse count after this page: 7 (43.1-43.7), STILL PROVISIONAL -- no closing colophon has appeared yet; commentary for the last four verses is itself truncated onto page232's successor, and further verses/sub-topics likely follow.

  7. 43.7 सत्यापित

    43.7

    संस्कृत

    मन्त्रेशो धर्मनाथश्च रिपुरिष्फास्थितौ क्रमात् । दृष्टौ चेन्मारकेशेन जातः स्यान्निर्धनो नरः ॥ ७ ॥

    mantresho dharmanathashcha ripurishphasthitau kramat, drishtau chenmarakeshena jatah syannirdhano narah.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the 3rd-lord and the 9th-lord are placed respectively in the 6th and 12th houses, and [both] are aspected by the maraka-lord, the person born becomes poor.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पंचमेश षष्ठस्थ और धर्मेश द्वादशस्थ हो और मारकेश से युत दृष्ट हो तो जातक दरिद्र होता है ॥ १-७ ॥

    स्रोत: Printed page 232 (PDF p.264 of scratchpad/bphs1.pdf), folio "२३२" (left side -- normal recto/verso layout mirroring, not an anomaly). Running head reads the TEXT title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" (T-type) -- page231 was C-type, page232 is T-type. Recto/verso alternation observation remains open and unresolved as a simple pattern. Threshold selection: sweep (scratchpad/sweep232.py) plateau at 30 bands (T=5-6.5). T5-vs-T7 diff (scratchpad/diff232.py): T5=30, T7=29 -- a GENUINE discrepancy (unlike page231's clean diff). Resolved via direct zoom (scratchpad/p232-disc.png) of the disputed region (native y=1700-1950): revealed real content, a short narrative marker line "मैत्रेय उवाच--" (band9, native (1793,1828), height only 35px) that T7's higher threshold missed due to low darkness density. THRESH=5 confirmed as the correct, content-preserving choice. Proceeded with scratchpad/band232.py (30 bands, p232-b00.png .. p232-b29.png). Gap re-scan (mandatory): max gap 213px (band7-to-8, well above the typical ~70-75px inter-verse gap on this page). Directly inspected: this gap spans the boundary between chapter42's closing colophon (band7) and chapter43's opening heading (band8) -- legitimate structural whitespace marking a chapter transition, not a content-loss issue. MAJOR STRUCTURAL MILESTONE -- Chapter 42 (धनयोगाध्यायः) is now DEFINITIVELY COMPLETE at 34 verses (42.1-42.34), no longer provisional: - Bands1-5: continuation of the Hindi commentary for verses 28-34 (shared-commentary block truncated at the bottom of page231 -- the FOURTH confirmed occurrence of the multi-page shared-commentary-truncation pattern, now closed). Commentary text: "इसी योग में राजा हरिश्चन्द्र, उत्तम मनु, बलि, वैश्वानर तथा अन्य भी भूमण्डलाधीश हुए। वर्तमान युग में भी कुन्तीपुत्र युधिष्ठिर, और भविष्यत् में शालिवाहन शक होने वाले हैं। इसी तरह मनु आदि पारावतांश में, विष्णु के सभी अवतार देवलोकांश में, ब्रह्मादिक लोकपाल ब्रह्मलोकांश में, और स्वायंभुवमनु ऐरावतांश में केन्द्रेश त्रिकोण के योगकारक रहने से उत्पन्न हुए ॥ २८-३४ ॥" -- backfills translationHi for 42.31-42.34. - Band6: opening of chapter42's closing colophon, "इति स(द्वि?)विमर्श(?)सुधान्याख्योपेते बृह..." -- the middle epithet phrase describing the work/commentary name could not be confidently resolved letter-by-letter at the available print/scan quality despite three separate zoom attempts at increasing precision (scratchpad/p232-b06-zoom2.png, p232-b06-zoom3.png; a first attempt p232-b06-zoom.png used mistaken coordinates and is discarded). Recorded as a disclosed low-confidence structural note -- colophons are structural/non-verse elements, not subject to the same verbatim-critical bar as root verse text, and the key structural fact (chapter number and completion) is unambiguous from the clearly-legible remainder. - Band7: "...धनयोगाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ ४२ ॥" -- CONFIRMS chapter42's final, authoritative verse count: 34. This resolves the "still provisional" question that had grown 10->17->26->34 across pages228-231; 34 is now FINAL. This is the FIFTH and concluding validation of the colophon-driven chapter-boundary-discovery pattern for this chapter. Chapter 43 (दारिद्र्ययोगाध्यायः, "Poverty-Yoga chapter") BEGINS immediately after: - Band8: "अथ दारिद्र्ययोगाध्यायः ॥ ४३ ॥" -- chapter opening heading (structural, not seeded as a verse). - Band9: "मैत्रेय उवाच--" -- narrative marker (structural; this is the low-density line responsible for the T5/T7 threshold discrepancy). - Bands10-11: verse 43.1 -- Maitreya's question, "विविधा वित्तदा योगा उदिता भवताऽधुना । कथ्यतां भगवन् ! योगा ये स्युदोद्रियकारिणः ॥ १ ॥" ("You have now described various wealth-giving yogas; O Lord, please also tell the yogas that cause [poverty/affliction]"). The second line's compound (स्युदोद्रियकारिणः) is an uncertain/contested printed reading -- same-page-control zoom (scratchpad/p232-b11-zoom.png) performed, remained not fully resolvable at available print quality; retained exactly as printed per the illegible-compound policy, disclosed low-confidence. Semantic domain (poverty/affliction-causing) is unambiguous from chapter context regardless. - Band12: "पराशर उवाच--" -- narrative marker (structural), Parashara begins his answer. - Bands13-24: SIX verses, 43.2-43.7, each following the same two-line structural pattern established by 43.2 -- a planetary house-lord exchange or affliction combination, closed by "...मारकेशयुते दृष्टे [जातः/भवेत्] ... निर्धनः/निःस्व ॥ N ॥": - 43.2: lagna-lord and 12th-lord (रिष्फ) in mutual exchange, with maraka-lord conjunction/aspect -> poverty. - 43.3: lagna-lord and 6th-lord (रिपु) in mutual exchange, with maraka-lord conjunction/aspect -> poverty. - 43.4: lagna and Moon conjoined with Ketu, lagna-lord placed in the 8th (निधन), with maraka-lord conjunction/aspect -> poverty (dual form in the printed text, "जातौ...निर्धनौ"). - 43.5: lagna-lord in the 6th/8th/12th houses conjoined with malefics, and the 2nd-lord (वित्तप) in the 6th house or debilitated -> even one of royal lineage becomes poor. - 43.6: lagna-lord conjoined with a trika-lord (6th/8th/12th-lord) or aspected by malefics, with Saturn (मन्द) also joined and aspecting -> poverty. - 43.7: the 3rd-lord (मन्त्रेश) and 9th-lord (धर्मनाथ) placed respectively in the 6th and 12th houses, aspected by the maraka-lord -> poverty. - Bands25-29: Hindi commentary opens with Maitreya's paraphrased question (bands25-26: "मैत्रेय ने कहा :--हे भगवन् ! आपने अनेक धनयोग कहा, अब दारिद्रय योगों को कृपया बतलावें।"), then Parashara's answer covering verses 43.2 and 43.3 only (bands27-29: "पराशर ने उत्तर दिया :--लग्नेश व्ययस्थ, और व्ययेश लग्नस्थ हो और मारकेश (२।७ के अधीश) से युत या दृष्ट हों तो जातक निर्धन होता है। लग्नेश षष्ठस्थ, और रिपुपतिलग्नस्थ हो और मारकेश से युत-दृष्ट होने पर जातक निःस्व होता है।"). The commentary block ends here, at the true bottom of the page (band29 also carries the eGangotri watermark, confirmed as the page's final band) -- verses 43.4-43.7 have NO commentary yet on this page. This is a FIFTH occurrence of the multi-page shared-commentary-truncation pattern; translationHi for 43.4-43.7 left EMPTY pending backfill from page233. - Band29 (tail): "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- digitization watermark, confirmed again, never transcribed as content. Chapter43 verse count after this page: 7 (43.1-43.7), STILL PROVISIONAL -- no closing colophon has appeared yet; commentary for the last four verses is itself truncated onto page232's successor, and further verses/sub-topics likely follow.

  8. 43.8 सत्यापित

    43.8

    संस्कृत

    पापग्रहे लग्नगते राज्यधर्माधिपौ विना । मारकेशयुते दृष्टे जातः स्यान्निर्धनो नरः ॥ ८ ॥

    papagrahe lagnagate rajyadharmadhipau vina, marakeshayute drishte jatah syannirdhano narah.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When a malefic planet is placed in the lagna, without the involvement of the 10th-lord (rajya) and 9th-lord (dharma), and is conjoined with or aspected by the maraka-lord, the person born becomes poor.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    नवमेश, दशमेश के अतिरिक्त पापग्रह लग्नस्थ हो और उसपर मारकेश का योग अथवा दृष्टि हो तो जातक निर्धन होता है।

    स्रोत: Printed page 233 (PDF p.265 of scratchpad/bphs1.pdf), folio "२३३" (right side). Running head reads the CHAPTER title "दारिद्र्ययोगाध्यायः" (C-type) -- page232 was T-type, page233 is C-type. Recto/verso alternation remains open/unresolved. Threshold selection: sweep (scratchpad/sweep233.py) plateau at T=4-5.5 (33 bands). T5-vs-T7 diff (scratchpad/diff233.py) found a GENUINE discrepancy: T5=33, T7=32 -- T7 missed a short band (band6, native (1108,1152), height 44px). Resolved via direct zoom (scratchpad/p233-disc.png): revealed real content, the closing citation "होता है ॥ १-७ ॥" for the commentary block continuing from page232. THRESH=5 confirmed necessary. Proceeded with scratchpad/band233.py (33 bands, p233-b00..b32). Gap re-scan (mandatory): max gap 129px (band6-to-7, the commentary-close-to-next-verse transition) -- within normal range for a paragraph/verse boundary, not investigated further as anomalous; all other gaps in the 30-95px range typical of this page's layout. **Bands1-6: closes the multi-page shared-commentary-truncation for verses 43.4-43.7** (the FIFTH occurrence of this pattern, opened on page232, now CLOSED here), ending "होता है ॥ १-७ ॥" (band6) -- confirming the commentary spans ALL of verses 43.1-43.7 as one continuous block. Backfills translationHi for 43.4, 43.5, 43.6, 43.7 (43.1-43.3 already backfilled from page232's portion). **Bands7-20: SEVEN new root verses, 43.8-43.14**, continuing the "affliction combination -> poverty" structural pattern of chapter43: - 43.8: a malefic planet in the lagna (without involvement of the 10th-lord/9th-lord), conjoined with or aspected by the maraka-lord -> poverty. - 43.9: where the trika-lords (6th/8th/12th-lords) are situated, and the lord of THAT house is itself in a trika house, aspected/conjoined by malefics -> sorrow and poverty. - 43.10: the navamsha-lord afflicted by/associated with the Moon (चन्द्राक्रान्त), conjoined with the maraka-lord or placed in a maraka-house -> poverty. - 43.11: the lagna-lord and its navamsha-lord both situated in the 6th/8th/12th houses, conjoined with or aspected by the maraka-lord -> poverty. - 43.12: a NEW sub-topic -- malefics in benefic houses and benefics in malefic houses (a mutual placement reversal) -> a child born needy of wealth, afflicted for food. - 43.13: a dasha-driven sub-topic -- planets conjoined with trika-lords, devoid of the trikona-lord's aspect, cause loss of wealth in their dasha/antardasha (planetary period). - 43.14: from the lagna or the karaka planet, [malefics] in the 8th/12th house, [unaspected by/aspected by] the lagna-lord and atmakaraka -> certain destitution. **Bands21-31: shared Hindi commentary for verses 43.8-43.14**, running continuously without hard verse-by-verse delimiters (only the closing citation marks the block's extent) -- split at content-correspondence boundaries against each root verse's topic for translationHi assignment, disclosed as an approximate/commentary-derived split rather than a printed hard boundary. Closes "होता है ॥ ८-१४ ॥" (band31). This is the SIXTH occurrence of the multi-page/single-page shared-commentary pattern in this text, but here CLOSED within the same page (no truncation onto page234). **Band32 (tail)**: eGangotri digitization watermark, confirmed again, not transcribed as content -- confirmed as the true final band of the page. **Chapter43 verse count after this page: 14 (43.1-43.14), STILL PROVISIONAL** -- no closing colophon has appeared yet.

  9. 43.9 सत्यापित

    43.9

    संस्कृत

    त्रिकाधिपा यत्र भावे तदीशाश्च त्रिके स्थिताः । क्रूरेक्षितयुताश्चापि जातो दुःखी च निर्धनः ॥ ९ ॥

    trikadhipa yatra bhave tadishashcha trike sthitah, krurekshitayutashchapi jato duhkhi cha nirdhanah.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In whichever house the trika-lords (6th/8th/12th-lords) are situated, if the lord of that house is itself situated in a trika house, and [these are] aspected by or conjoined with malefics, the person born is sorrowful and poor.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    त्रिकेश जिस भाव में हों तद्भावेश यदि त्रिकस्थ होवे, और उन (भावेश) पर पापग्रह की युति या दृष्टि रहे तो भी जातक दुःखी तथा निःस्व होता है।

    स्रोत: Printed page 233 (PDF p.265 of scratchpad/bphs1.pdf), folio "२३३" (right side). Running head reads the CHAPTER title "दारिद्र्ययोगाध्यायः" (C-type) -- page232 was T-type, page233 is C-type. Recto/verso alternation remains open/unresolved. Threshold selection: sweep (scratchpad/sweep233.py) plateau at T=4-5.5 (33 bands). T5-vs-T7 diff (scratchpad/diff233.py) found a GENUINE discrepancy: T5=33, T7=32 -- T7 missed a short band (band6, native (1108,1152), height 44px). Resolved via direct zoom (scratchpad/p233-disc.png): revealed real content, the closing citation "होता है ॥ १-७ ॥" for the commentary block continuing from page232. THRESH=5 confirmed necessary. Proceeded with scratchpad/band233.py (33 bands, p233-b00..b32). Gap re-scan (mandatory): max gap 129px (band6-to-7, the commentary-close-to-next-verse transition) -- within normal range for a paragraph/verse boundary, not investigated further as anomalous; all other gaps in the 30-95px range typical of this page's layout. **Bands1-6: closes the multi-page shared-commentary-truncation for verses 43.4-43.7** (the FIFTH occurrence of this pattern, opened on page232, now CLOSED here), ending "होता है ॥ १-७ ॥" (band6) -- confirming the commentary spans ALL of verses 43.1-43.7 as one continuous block. Backfills translationHi for 43.4, 43.5, 43.6, 43.7 (43.1-43.3 already backfilled from page232's portion). **Bands7-20: SEVEN new root verses, 43.8-43.14**, continuing the "affliction combination -> poverty" structural pattern of chapter43: - 43.8: a malefic planet in the lagna (without involvement of the 10th-lord/9th-lord), conjoined with or aspected by the maraka-lord -> poverty. - 43.9: where the trika-lords (6th/8th/12th-lords) are situated, and the lord of THAT house is itself in a trika house, aspected/conjoined by malefics -> sorrow and poverty. - 43.10: the navamsha-lord afflicted by/associated with the Moon (चन्द्राक्रान्त), conjoined with the maraka-lord or placed in a maraka-house -> poverty. - 43.11: the lagna-lord and its navamsha-lord both situated in the 6th/8th/12th houses, conjoined with or aspected by the maraka-lord -> poverty. - 43.12: a NEW sub-topic -- malefics in benefic houses and benefics in malefic houses (a mutual placement reversal) -> a child born needy of wealth, afflicted for food. - 43.13: a dasha-driven sub-topic -- planets conjoined with trika-lords, devoid of the trikona-lord's aspect, cause loss of wealth in their dasha/antardasha (planetary period). - 43.14: from the lagna or the karaka planet, [malefics] in the 8th/12th house, [unaspected by/aspected by] the lagna-lord and atmakaraka -> certain destitution. **Bands21-31: shared Hindi commentary for verses 43.8-43.14**, running continuously without hard verse-by-verse delimiters (only the closing citation marks the block's extent) -- split at content-correspondence boundaries against each root verse's topic for translationHi assignment, disclosed as an approximate/commentary-derived split rather than a printed hard boundary. Closes "होता है ॥ ८-१४ ॥" (band31). This is the SIXTH occurrence of the multi-page/single-page shared-commentary pattern in this text, but here CLOSED within the same page (no truncation onto page234). **Band32 (tail)**: eGangotri digitization watermark, confirmed again, not transcribed as content -- confirmed as the true final band of the page. **Chapter43 verse count after this page: 14 (43.1-43.14), STILL PROVISIONAL** -- no closing colophon has appeared yet.

  10. 43.10 सत्यापित

    43.10

    संस्कृत

    चन्द्राक्रान्तनवांशेशो मारकेशयुतो यदि । मारकस्थानगो वापि निर्धनो जातको भवेत् ॥ १० ॥

    chandrakrantanavamshesho marakeshayuto yadi, marakasthanago vapi nirdhano jatako bhavet.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If the lord of the navamsha afflicted by the Moon is conjoined with the maraka-lord, or is placed in a maraka-house, the person born becomes poor.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    चन्द्राश्रित नवांशेश मारकेशयुक्त हो या मारकस्थानगत हो,

    स्रोत: Printed page 233 (PDF p.265 of scratchpad/bphs1.pdf), folio "२३३" (right side). Running head reads the CHAPTER title "दारिद्र्ययोगाध्यायः" (C-type) -- page232 was T-type, page233 is C-type. Recto/verso alternation remains open/unresolved. Threshold selection: sweep (scratchpad/sweep233.py) plateau at T=4-5.5 (33 bands). T5-vs-T7 diff (scratchpad/diff233.py) found a GENUINE discrepancy: T5=33, T7=32 -- T7 missed a short band (band6, native (1108,1152), height 44px). Resolved via direct zoom (scratchpad/p233-disc.png): revealed real content, the closing citation "होता है ॥ १-७ ॥" for the commentary block continuing from page232. THRESH=5 confirmed necessary. Proceeded with scratchpad/band233.py (33 bands, p233-b00..b32). Gap re-scan (mandatory): max gap 129px (band6-to-7, the commentary-close-to-next-verse transition) -- within normal range for a paragraph/verse boundary, not investigated further as anomalous; all other gaps in the 30-95px range typical of this page's layout. **Bands1-6: closes the multi-page shared-commentary-truncation for verses 43.4-43.7** (the FIFTH occurrence of this pattern, opened on page232, now CLOSED here), ending "होता है ॥ १-७ ॥" (band6) -- confirming the commentary spans ALL of verses 43.1-43.7 as one continuous block. Backfills translationHi for 43.4, 43.5, 43.6, 43.7 (43.1-43.3 already backfilled from page232's portion). **Bands7-20: SEVEN new root verses, 43.8-43.14**, continuing the "affliction combination -> poverty" structural pattern of chapter43: - 43.8: a malefic planet in the lagna (without involvement of the 10th-lord/9th-lord), conjoined with or aspected by the maraka-lord -> poverty. - 43.9: where the trika-lords (6th/8th/12th-lords) are situated, and the lord of THAT house is itself in a trika house, aspected/conjoined by malefics -> sorrow and poverty. - 43.10: the navamsha-lord afflicted by/associated with the Moon (चन्द्राक्रान्त), conjoined with the maraka-lord or placed in a maraka-house -> poverty. - 43.11: the lagna-lord and its navamsha-lord both situated in the 6th/8th/12th houses, conjoined with or aspected by the maraka-lord -> poverty. - 43.12: a NEW sub-topic -- malefics in benefic houses and benefics in malefic houses (a mutual placement reversal) -> a child born needy of wealth, afflicted for food. - 43.13: a dasha-driven sub-topic -- planets conjoined with trika-lords, devoid of the trikona-lord's aspect, cause loss of wealth in their dasha/antardasha (planetary period). - 43.14: from the lagna or the karaka planet, [malefics] in the 8th/12th house, [unaspected by/aspected by] the lagna-lord and atmakaraka -> certain destitution. **Bands21-31: shared Hindi commentary for verses 43.8-43.14**, running continuously without hard verse-by-verse delimiters (only the closing citation marks the block's extent) -- split at content-correspondence boundaries against each root verse's topic for translationHi assignment, disclosed as an approximate/commentary-derived split rather than a printed hard boundary. Closes "होता है ॥ ८-१४ ॥" (band31). This is the SIXTH occurrence of the multi-page/single-page shared-commentary pattern in this text, but here CLOSED within the same page (no truncation onto page234). **Band32 (tail)**: eGangotri digitization watermark, confirmed again, not transcribed as content -- confirmed as the true final band of the page. **Chapter43 verse count after this page: 14 (43.1-43.14), STILL PROVISIONAL** -- no closing colophon has appeared yet.

  11. 43.11 सत्यापित

    43.11

    संस्कृत

    लग्नेशतन्नवांशेशा-वरिरन्ध्रव्ययस्थितौ । मारकेशयुतौ दृष्टौ जातोऽसौ निर्धनो नरः ॥ ११ ॥

    lagneshatannavamsheshavarirandhravyayasthitau, marakeshayutau drishtau jato'sau nirdhano narah.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lagna-lord and its navamsha-lord are both situated in the 6th, 8th, or 12th house, and [both are] conjoined with or aspected by the maraka-lord, this person born becomes poor.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    लग्नेश तथा लग्न-नवांशेश त्रिकस्थ हों और उन पर मारकेश की दृष्टि या संयोग हो तो जातक निर्धन होता है।

    स्रोत: Printed page 233 (PDF p.265 of scratchpad/bphs1.pdf), folio "२३३" (right side). Running head reads the CHAPTER title "दारिद्र्ययोगाध्यायः" (C-type) -- page232 was T-type, page233 is C-type. Recto/verso alternation remains open/unresolved. Threshold selection: sweep (scratchpad/sweep233.py) plateau at T=4-5.5 (33 bands). T5-vs-T7 diff (scratchpad/diff233.py) found a GENUINE discrepancy: T5=33, T7=32 -- T7 missed a short band (band6, native (1108,1152), height 44px). Resolved via direct zoom (scratchpad/p233-disc.png): revealed real content, the closing citation "होता है ॥ १-७ ॥" for the commentary block continuing from page232. THRESH=5 confirmed necessary. Proceeded with scratchpad/band233.py (33 bands, p233-b00..b32). Gap re-scan (mandatory): max gap 129px (band6-to-7, the commentary-close-to-next-verse transition) -- within normal range for a paragraph/verse boundary, not investigated further as anomalous; all other gaps in the 30-95px range typical of this page's layout. **Bands1-6: closes the multi-page shared-commentary-truncation for verses 43.4-43.7** (the FIFTH occurrence of this pattern, opened on page232, now CLOSED here), ending "होता है ॥ १-७ ॥" (band6) -- confirming the commentary spans ALL of verses 43.1-43.7 as one continuous block. Backfills translationHi for 43.4, 43.5, 43.6, 43.7 (43.1-43.3 already backfilled from page232's portion). **Bands7-20: SEVEN new root verses, 43.8-43.14**, continuing the "affliction combination -> poverty" structural pattern of chapter43: - 43.8: a malefic planet in the lagna (without involvement of the 10th-lord/9th-lord), conjoined with or aspected by the maraka-lord -> poverty. - 43.9: where the trika-lords (6th/8th/12th-lords) are situated, and the lord of THAT house is itself in a trika house, aspected/conjoined by malefics -> sorrow and poverty. - 43.10: the navamsha-lord afflicted by/associated with the Moon (चन्द्राक्रान्त), conjoined with the maraka-lord or placed in a maraka-house -> poverty. - 43.11: the lagna-lord and its navamsha-lord both situated in the 6th/8th/12th houses, conjoined with or aspected by the maraka-lord -> poverty. - 43.12: a NEW sub-topic -- malefics in benefic houses and benefics in malefic houses (a mutual placement reversal) -> a child born needy of wealth, afflicted for food. - 43.13: a dasha-driven sub-topic -- planets conjoined with trika-lords, devoid of the trikona-lord's aspect, cause loss of wealth in their dasha/antardasha (planetary period). - 43.14: from the lagna or the karaka planet, [malefics] in the 8th/12th house, [unaspected by/aspected by] the lagna-lord and atmakaraka -> certain destitution. **Bands21-31: shared Hindi commentary for verses 43.8-43.14**, running continuously without hard verse-by-verse delimiters (only the closing citation marks the block's extent) -- split at content-correspondence boundaries against each root verse's topic for translationHi assignment, disclosed as an approximate/commentary-derived split rather than a printed hard boundary. Closes "होता है ॥ ८-१४ ॥" (band31). This is the SIXTH occurrence of the multi-page/single-page shared-commentary pattern in this text, but here CLOSED within the same page (no truncation onto page234). **Band32 (tail)**: eGangotri digitization watermark, confirmed again, not transcribed as content -- confirmed as the true final band of the page. **Chapter43 verse count after this page: 14 (43.1-43.14), STILL PROVISIONAL** -- no closing colophon has appeared yet.

  12. 43.12 सत्यापित

    43.12

    संस्कृत

    शुभस्थानगताः पापाः पापस्थानगताः शुभाः । धनार्थी जायते बालो भोजनेन प्रपीडितः ॥ १२ ॥

    shubhasthanagatah papah papasthanagatah shubhah, dhanarthi jayate balo bhojanena prapiditah.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When malefics are placed in benefic houses and benefics are placed in malefic houses, the child born becomes needy of wealth, afflicted even for food.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पापग्रह शुभस्थानगत और शुभग्रह पापस्थानस्थ हो तो भी जातक धनार्त्त होता है, प्रत्युत भोजन की भी कमी होती है।

    स्रोत: Printed page 233 (PDF p.265 of scratchpad/bphs1.pdf), folio "२३३" (right side). Running head reads the CHAPTER title "दारिद्र्ययोगाध्यायः" (C-type) -- page232 was T-type, page233 is C-type. Recto/verso alternation remains open/unresolved. Threshold selection: sweep (scratchpad/sweep233.py) plateau at T=4-5.5 (33 bands). T5-vs-T7 diff (scratchpad/diff233.py) found a GENUINE discrepancy: T5=33, T7=32 -- T7 missed a short band (band6, native (1108,1152), height 44px). Resolved via direct zoom (scratchpad/p233-disc.png): revealed real content, the closing citation "होता है ॥ १-७ ॥" for the commentary block continuing from page232. THRESH=5 confirmed necessary. Proceeded with scratchpad/band233.py (33 bands, p233-b00..b32). Gap re-scan (mandatory): max gap 129px (band6-to-7, the commentary-close-to-next-verse transition) -- within normal range for a paragraph/verse boundary, not investigated further as anomalous; all other gaps in the 30-95px range typical of this page's layout. **Bands1-6: closes the multi-page shared-commentary-truncation for verses 43.4-43.7** (the FIFTH occurrence of this pattern, opened on page232, now CLOSED here), ending "होता है ॥ १-७ ॥" (band6) -- confirming the commentary spans ALL of verses 43.1-43.7 as one continuous block. Backfills translationHi for 43.4, 43.5, 43.6, 43.7 (43.1-43.3 already backfilled from page232's portion). **Bands7-20: SEVEN new root verses, 43.8-43.14**, continuing the "affliction combination -> poverty" structural pattern of chapter43: - 43.8: a malefic planet in the lagna (without involvement of the 10th-lord/9th-lord), conjoined with or aspected by the maraka-lord -> poverty. - 43.9: where the trika-lords (6th/8th/12th-lords) are situated, and the lord of THAT house is itself in a trika house, aspected/conjoined by malefics -> sorrow and poverty. - 43.10: the navamsha-lord afflicted by/associated with the Moon (चन्द्राक्रान्त), conjoined with the maraka-lord or placed in a maraka-house -> poverty. - 43.11: the lagna-lord and its navamsha-lord both situated in the 6th/8th/12th houses, conjoined with or aspected by the maraka-lord -> poverty. - 43.12: a NEW sub-topic -- malefics in benefic houses and benefics in malefic houses (a mutual placement reversal) -> a child born needy of wealth, afflicted for food. - 43.13: a dasha-driven sub-topic -- planets conjoined with trika-lords, devoid of the trikona-lord's aspect, cause loss of wealth in their dasha/antardasha (planetary period). - 43.14: from the lagna or the karaka planet, [malefics] in the 8th/12th house, [unaspected by/aspected by] the lagna-lord and atmakaraka -> certain destitution. **Bands21-31: shared Hindi commentary for verses 43.8-43.14**, running continuously without hard verse-by-verse delimiters (only the closing citation marks the block's extent) -- split at content-correspondence boundaries against each root verse's topic for translationHi assignment, disclosed as an approximate/commentary-derived split rather than a printed hard boundary. Closes "होता है ॥ ८-१४ ॥" (band31). This is the SIXTH occurrence of the multi-page/single-page shared-commentary pattern in this text, but here CLOSED within the same page (no truncation onto page234). **Band32 (tail)**: eGangotri digitization watermark, confirmed again, not transcribed as content -- confirmed as the true final band of the page. **Chapter43 verse count after this page: 14 (43.1-43.14), STILL PROVISIONAL** -- no closing colophon has appeared yet.

  13. 43.13 सत्यापित

    43.13

    संस्कृत

    त्रिकाधीशयुताः खेटाः कोणनाथेक्षणोज्झिताः । दशापाके तु ते ज्ञेया वित्तनाशविधायकाः ॥ १३ ॥

    trikadhishayutah khetah konanathekshanojjhitah, dashapake tu te jneya vittanashavidhayakah.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Planets conjoined with trika-lords, devoid of the aspect of the trikona-lord, should be known as causing loss of wealth during their dasha-antardasha (planetary period).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जिन ग्रहों पर (९।५) के स्वामियों की दृष्टि नहीं हो, और वह त्रिकेश से युक्त हो तो उसकी दशा-अन्तर्दशा के समय में धनक्षय होता है।

    स्रोत: Printed page 233 (PDF p.265 of scratchpad/bphs1.pdf), folio "२३३" (right side). Running head reads the CHAPTER title "दारिद्र्ययोगाध्यायः" (C-type) -- page232 was T-type, page233 is C-type. Recto/verso alternation remains open/unresolved. Threshold selection: sweep (scratchpad/sweep233.py) plateau at T=4-5.5 (33 bands). T5-vs-T7 diff (scratchpad/diff233.py) found a GENUINE discrepancy: T5=33, T7=32 -- T7 missed a short band (band6, native (1108,1152), height 44px). Resolved via direct zoom (scratchpad/p233-disc.png): revealed real content, the closing citation "होता है ॥ १-७ ॥" for the commentary block continuing from page232. THRESH=5 confirmed necessary. Proceeded with scratchpad/band233.py (33 bands, p233-b00..b32). Gap re-scan (mandatory): max gap 129px (band6-to-7, the commentary-close-to-next-verse transition) -- within normal range for a paragraph/verse boundary, not investigated further as anomalous; all other gaps in the 30-95px range typical of this page's layout. **Bands1-6: closes the multi-page shared-commentary-truncation for verses 43.4-43.7** (the FIFTH occurrence of this pattern, opened on page232, now CLOSED here), ending "होता है ॥ १-७ ॥" (band6) -- confirming the commentary spans ALL of verses 43.1-43.7 as one continuous block. Backfills translationHi for 43.4, 43.5, 43.6, 43.7 (43.1-43.3 already backfilled from page232's portion). **Bands7-20: SEVEN new root verses, 43.8-43.14**, continuing the "affliction combination -> poverty" structural pattern of chapter43: - 43.8: a malefic planet in the lagna (without involvement of the 10th-lord/9th-lord), conjoined with or aspected by the maraka-lord -> poverty. - 43.9: where the trika-lords (6th/8th/12th-lords) are situated, and the lord of THAT house is itself in a trika house, aspected/conjoined by malefics -> sorrow and poverty. - 43.10: the navamsha-lord afflicted by/associated with the Moon (चन्द्राक्रान्त), conjoined with the maraka-lord or placed in a maraka-house -> poverty. - 43.11: the lagna-lord and its navamsha-lord both situated in the 6th/8th/12th houses, conjoined with or aspected by the maraka-lord -> poverty. - 43.12: a NEW sub-topic -- malefics in benefic houses and benefics in malefic houses (a mutual placement reversal) -> a child born needy of wealth, afflicted for food. - 43.13: a dasha-driven sub-topic -- planets conjoined with trika-lords, devoid of the trikona-lord's aspect, cause loss of wealth in their dasha/antardasha (planetary period). - 43.14: from the lagna or the karaka planet, [malefics] in the 8th/12th house, [unaspected by/aspected by] the lagna-lord and atmakaraka -> certain destitution. **Bands21-31: shared Hindi commentary for verses 43.8-43.14**, running continuously without hard verse-by-verse delimiters (only the closing citation marks the block's extent) -- split at content-correspondence boundaries against each root verse's topic for translationHi assignment, disclosed as an approximate/commentary-derived split rather than a printed hard boundary. Closes "होता है ॥ ८-१४ ॥" (band31). This is the SIXTH occurrence of the multi-page/single-page shared-commentary pattern in this text, but here CLOSED within the same page (no truncation onto page234). **Band32 (tail)**: eGangotri digitization watermark, confirmed again, not transcribed as content -- confirmed as the true final band of the page. **Chapter43 verse count after this page: 14 (43.1-43.14), STILL PROVISIONAL** -- no closing colophon has appeared yet.

  14. 43.14 सत्यापित

    43.14

    संस्कृत

    लग्नाद्वा कारकाद्वापि रन्ध्रे रिष्फे द्विजोत्तम ! । कारकाङ्गपयोर्दृष्ट्या निःस्वो जातो भवेद् ध्रुवम् ॥ १४ ॥

    lagnadva karakadvapi randhre rishphe dvijottama, karakangapayordrishtya nihsvo jato bhaved dhruvam.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    O best of brahmins! From the lagna, or from the karaka planet, [with a malefic] in the 8th or 12th house, by the aspect of the karaka and the lagna [lords], the person born certainly becomes destitute.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    लग्न या आत्मकारक ग्रह से अष्टम, या द्वादश पर लग्नेश तथा आत्मकारक की दृष्टि हो तो जातक निर्धन होता है ॥ ८-१४ ॥

    स्रोत: Printed page 233 (PDF p.265 of scratchpad/bphs1.pdf), folio "२३३" (right side). Running head reads the CHAPTER title "दारिद्र्ययोगाध्यायः" (C-type) -- page232 was T-type, page233 is C-type. Recto/verso alternation remains open/unresolved. Threshold selection: sweep (scratchpad/sweep233.py) plateau at T=4-5.5 (33 bands). T5-vs-T7 diff (scratchpad/diff233.py) found a GENUINE discrepancy: T5=33, T7=32 -- T7 missed a short band (band6, native (1108,1152), height 44px). Resolved via direct zoom (scratchpad/p233-disc.png): revealed real content, the closing citation "होता है ॥ १-७ ॥" for the commentary block continuing from page232. THRESH=5 confirmed necessary. Proceeded with scratchpad/band233.py (33 bands, p233-b00..b32). Gap re-scan (mandatory): max gap 129px (band6-to-7, the commentary-close-to-next-verse transition) -- within normal range for a paragraph/verse boundary, not investigated further as anomalous; all other gaps in the 30-95px range typical of this page's layout. **Bands1-6: closes the multi-page shared-commentary-truncation for verses 43.4-43.7** (the FIFTH occurrence of this pattern, opened on page232, now CLOSED here), ending "होता है ॥ १-७ ॥" (band6) -- confirming the commentary spans ALL of verses 43.1-43.7 as one continuous block. Backfills translationHi for 43.4, 43.5, 43.6, 43.7 (43.1-43.3 already backfilled from page232's portion). **Bands7-20: SEVEN new root verses, 43.8-43.14**, continuing the "affliction combination -> poverty" structural pattern of chapter43: - 43.8: a malefic planet in the lagna (without involvement of the 10th-lord/9th-lord), conjoined with or aspected by the maraka-lord -> poverty. - 43.9: where the trika-lords (6th/8th/12th-lords) are situated, and the lord of THAT house is itself in a trika house, aspected/conjoined by malefics -> sorrow and poverty. - 43.10: the navamsha-lord afflicted by/associated with the Moon (चन्द्राक्रान्त), conjoined with the maraka-lord or placed in a maraka-house -> poverty. - 43.11: the lagna-lord and its navamsha-lord both situated in the 6th/8th/12th houses, conjoined with or aspected by the maraka-lord -> poverty. - 43.12: a NEW sub-topic -- malefics in benefic houses and benefics in malefic houses (a mutual placement reversal) -> a child born needy of wealth, afflicted for food. - 43.13: a dasha-driven sub-topic -- planets conjoined with trika-lords, devoid of the trikona-lord's aspect, cause loss of wealth in their dasha/antardasha (planetary period). - 43.14: from the lagna or the karaka planet, [malefics] in the 8th/12th house, [unaspected by/aspected by] the lagna-lord and atmakaraka -> certain destitution. **Bands21-31: shared Hindi commentary for verses 43.8-43.14**, running continuously without hard verse-by-verse delimiters (only the closing citation marks the block's extent) -- split at content-correspondence boundaries against each root verse's topic for translationHi assignment, disclosed as an approximate/commentary-derived split rather than a printed hard boundary. Closes "होता है ॥ ८-१४ ॥" (band31). This is the SIXTH occurrence of the multi-page/single-page shared-commentary pattern in this text, but here CLOSED within the same page (no truncation onto page234). **Band32 (tail)**: eGangotri digitization watermark, confirmed again, not transcribed as content -- confirmed as the true final band of the page. **Chapter43 verse count after this page: 14 (43.1-43.14), STILL PROVISIONAL** -- no closing colophon has appeared yet.

  15. 43.15 सत्यापित

    43.15

    संस्कृत

    कारकात् कारकेशस्तु लग्नतो लग्नपोऽन्तिमम् । पश्येतां चेन्नरस्तर्हि व्ययशीलो न संशयः ॥ १५ ॥

    karakat karakeshastu lagnato lagnapo'ntimam, pashyetam chennarastarhi vyayashilo na samshayah.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If the karakesha (lord of the atmakaraka’s navamsha) as seen from the karaka, and the lagna-lord as seen from the lagna, both aspect the 12th (final) house, then the person is certainly extravagant and wasteful, without doubt.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    कारक से आत्मकारकेश और लग्न से लग्नेश अन्तिमभाव (१२) को देखें तो जातक खर्चीला होता है ॥ १५ ॥

    स्रोत: Printed page 234 (PDF p.266 of scratchpad/bphs1.pdf), folio "२३४" (left side). Running head reads "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" (T-type) -- page233 was C-type, page234 is T-type, continuing the C/T/C/T alternation seen across pages231-234 (still not declared a fully resolved global pattern given prior breaks in this alternation earlier in the text). Threshold selection: sweep (scratchpad/sweep234.py) plateau. T5-vs-T7 diff (scratchpad/diff234.py) found a GENUINE discrepancy: T5=30, T7=29 -- T7 missed a short band (band19, native (3242,3279), height 37px). Resolved via direct zoom (scratchpad/p234-disc.png, crop (0,3150,w,3400) at 1.5x): revealed real content, the narrative marker "मैत्रेय उवाच—" opening chapter44's first verse. THRESH=5 confirmed necessary. Proceeded with scratchpad/band234.py (30 bands, p234-b00..p234-b29). Gap re-scan (mandatory): max gap 223px (band17-to-18) -- resolved directly through the sequential read itself (no separate dedicated zoom needed, since the pattern -- colophon followed by next-chapter heading -- was already established from page232's identical situation): this is the chapter43-to-chapter44 transition boundary, legitimate structural whitespace matching the SAME pattern seen at chapter42-to-43 on page232. **Bands0-10: FOUR new root verses closing chapter43, verses 43.15-43.18**, continuing/concluding the chapter's structural pattern: - 43.15: a general "extravagance/wastefulness" yoga -- when the karakesha (lord of the atmakaraka's navamsha/sign) as seen from the karaka, AND the lagna-lord as seen from the lagna, BOTH aspect the 12th house, the native is certainly extravagant/wasteful. - 43.16: opens a new qualifying-exception sub-topic ("sabadhaka nihsva-yoga", poverty-yogas with built-in exceptions) -- Mars and Saturn placed together in the 2nd (wealth) house are wealth-destroyers. - 43.17: qualifying exception to 43.16 -- if aspected by Mercury, the same placement instead yields great wealth. Separately: if the Sun [afflicted in the 2nd house] is constantly aspected by Saturn (यम), it causes destitution. - 43.18: further qualifying conditions on 43.17's Sun-in-2nd-house case -- if UNASPECTED by Saturn, it makes the native famous and greatly wealthy instead; the same result (aspected=poverty, unaspected=great wealth/fame) applies symmetrically when Saturn is in the wealth-house and aspected/unaspected by the Sun. **Bands3-4, 11-15: Hindi commentary for 43.15 (self-contained) and 43.16-43.18 (shared block, closing "१६-१८")** -- split at content-correspondence boundaries for translationHi assignment on 43.16-43.18, disclosed as approximate rather than a printed hard boundary (same disclosed-approximation convention used for the chapter's earlier shared commentary blocks). **Bands16-17: CHAPTER 43's OWN CLOSING COLOPHON** -- "इति सविमर्शसुधाव्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे...दारिद्र्ययोगाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ ४३ ॥". This is clearly and fully legible, and **CONFIRMS CHAPTER 43 (दारिद्र्ययोगाध्यायः) FINAL AT 18 VERSES (43.1-43.18)** -- no further growth. This chapter is SHORTER than chapter42 (34 verses). **RETROACTIVE CLARIFICATION (disclosed, not a silent fix) of chapter42's colophon**: chapter42's own closing colophon (page232, band6) used the identical formulaic opening but had an illegible middle phrase after 3 zoom attempts on that page, recorded there as a low-confidence structural note. Chapter43's colophon here (band16) uses the SAME formulaic construction and is fully legible: "इति सविमर्शसुधाव्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे". Since both colophons share the identical print convention and chapter42's illegibility was attributable to local print/scan quality (not genuine textual variation), this confirms with high confidence that chapter42's colophon also reads "...सविमर्शसुधाव्याख्योपेते..." ("endowed with/possessed of the Vimarsha-Sudha commentary/exposition") in that position. This is a structural/non-verse element (colophon text is never seeded as verse content), so no bphs.json verse edit is required -- this note documents the clarification per the disclosure requirement. **Band18: CHAPTER 44 OPENS** -- "अथ आयुर्दायाध्यायः ॥ ४४ ॥" (Now, the chapter on the determination of lifespan/longevity). This is the SAME "colophon -> larger gap -> next-chapter heading" structural pattern already seen at chapter42-to-43 (page232). **Band19: narrative marker "मैत्रेय उवाच—"** (Maitreya said), opening the chapter's frame-dialogue. This was the T5/T7 discrepancy band, confirmed genuine via zoom. **Bands20-21: verse 44.1** (Maitreya's transition-question) -- having been told the wealth- and poverty-yogas, Maitreya now asks Parashara specifically for the science of determining human lifespan (ayus). **Bands22-23: Hindi commentary for 44.1** (self-contained, closing "१"). **Band24: narrative marker "पराशर उवाच—"** (Parashara said), Parashara begins his answer. **Bands25-26: verse 44.2** -- Parashara's opening words: "listen, Maitreya, I tell you that which is beneficial to the world." Band26 contains a CONTESTED/NON-STANDARD reading: the printed compound reads "तदायुज्ञोनमधुना" (confirmed at 6x zoom, scratchpad/p234-b26-jna.png -- no repha/र् mark is visible above त or द, and the vowel-sign on ज्ञ is clearly ो not ा). The thematically-expected reading (matching the chapter's subject, आयुर्दाय/longevity) would be "तदायुर्ज्ञानमधुना" (tad ayur-jnanam adhuna, "that knowledge-of-longevity, now..."), but the printed text as verified does NOT show the repha for र् nor the ा-matra needed for ज्ञान -- it shows ज्ञो. RETAINED EXACTLY AS PRINTED per the hard constraint against silent correction; disclosed here as contested. Sense of the line as printed, read at face value: "...that [teaching/matter] is now rare/hard to obtain even for the gods." **Bands27-28: verse 44.3** -- Parashara continues: this [science of longevity] has been declared in many ways, with many distinctions, by the great sages (मुनीश्वरैः); now, extracting its essence, I shall tell it to you exactly as it is (यथावत्). **Verses 44.2 and 44.3 have NO Hindi commentary on this page** -- the page ends (band29) directly with the eGangotri watermark after verse 44.3's Sanskrit. This is disclosed as a PENDING/OPEN multi-page shared-commentary situation (the SEVENTH occurrence of this text's recurring pattern) -- translationHi is left EMPTY for 44.2 and 44.3 pending page235, rather than fabricated. This is distinct from confirmed truncation (which requires seeing the continuation) -- flagged here as the working hypothesis pending page235's read. **Band29 (tail)**: eGangotri digitization watermark, confirmed again as the page's true final band, matching its 30px height signature from prior pages. **Chapter43 verse count after this page: 18 (43.1-43.18), FINAL (closed by colophon).** **Chapter44 verse count after this page: 3 (44.1-44.3), PROVISIONAL** -- no closing colophon yet, and 44.2-44.3's commentary still pending.

  16. 43.16 सत्यापित

    43.16

    संस्कृत

    सबाधकान् निःस्वयोगान् वच्मि सम्प्रति ते मुने । वित्तस्थौ कुजसौरी तु कथितौ धननाशकौ ॥ १६ ॥

    sabadhakan nihsvayogan vachmi samprati te mune, vittasthau kujasaurau tu kathitau dhananashakau.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    O sage! I now tell you the qualified/exception-bearing poverty-yogas. Mars and Saturn placed together in the 2nd (wealth) house are declared to be destroyers of wealth.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    हे मुने ! मैं अब सबाधक दारिद्र्य योगों को बतलाता हूँ। धनभावस्थित शनि व मंगल धननाशक होते हैं,

    स्रोत: Printed page 234 (PDF p.266 of scratchpad/bphs1.pdf), folio "२३४" (left side). Running head reads "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" (T-type) -- page233 was C-type, page234 is T-type, continuing the C/T/C/T alternation seen across pages231-234 (still not declared a fully resolved global pattern given prior breaks in this alternation earlier in the text). Threshold selection: sweep (scratchpad/sweep234.py) plateau. T5-vs-T7 diff (scratchpad/diff234.py) found a GENUINE discrepancy: T5=30, T7=29 -- T7 missed a short band (band19, native (3242,3279), height 37px). Resolved via direct zoom (scratchpad/p234-disc.png, crop (0,3150,w,3400) at 1.5x): revealed real content, the narrative marker "मैत्रेय उवाच—" opening chapter44's first verse. THRESH=5 confirmed necessary. Proceeded with scratchpad/band234.py (30 bands, p234-b00..p234-b29). Gap re-scan (mandatory): max gap 223px (band17-to-18) -- resolved directly through the sequential read itself (no separate dedicated zoom needed, since the pattern -- colophon followed by next-chapter heading -- was already established from page232's identical situation): this is the chapter43-to-chapter44 transition boundary, legitimate structural whitespace matching the SAME pattern seen at chapter42-to-43 on page232. **Bands0-10: FOUR new root verses closing chapter43, verses 43.15-43.18**, continuing/concluding the chapter's structural pattern: - 43.15: a general "extravagance/wastefulness" yoga -- when the karakesha (lord of the atmakaraka's navamsha/sign) as seen from the karaka, AND the lagna-lord as seen from the lagna, BOTH aspect the 12th house, the native is certainly extravagant/wasteful. - 43.16: opens a new qualifying-exception sub-topic ("sabadhaka nihsva-yoga", poverty-yogas with built-in exceptions) -- Mars and Saturn placed together in the 2nd (wealth) house are wealth-destroyers. - 43.17: qualifying exception to 43.16 -- if aspected by Mercury, the same placement instead yields great wealth. Separately: if the Sun [afflicted in the 2nd house] is constantly aspected by Saturn (यम), it causes destitution. - 43.18: further qualifying conditions on 43.17's Sun-in-2nd-house case -- if UNASPECTED by Saturn, it makes the native famous and greatly wealthy instead; the same result (aspected=poverty, unaspected=great wealth/fame) applies symmetrically when Saturn is in the wealth-house and aspected/unaspected by the Sun. **Bands3-4, 11-15: Hindi commentary for 43.15 (self-contained) and 43.16-43.18 (shared block, closing "१६-१८")** -- split at content-correspondence boundaries for translationHi assignment on 43.16-43.18, disclosed as approximate rather than a printed hard boundary (same disclosed-approximation convention used for the chapter's earlier shared commentary blocks). **Bands16-17: CHAPTER 43's OWN CLOSING COLOPHON** -- "इति सविमर्शसुधाव्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे...दारिद्र्ययोगाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ ४३ ॥". This is clearly and fully legible, and **CONFIRMS CHAPTER 43 (दारिद्र्ययोगाध्यायः) FINAL AT 18 VERSES (43.1-43.18)** -- no further growth. This chapter is SHORTER than chapter42 (34 verses). **RETROACTIVE CLARIFICATION (disclosed, not a silent fix) of chapter42's colophon**: chapter42's own closing colophon (page232, band6) used the identical formulaic opening but had an illegible middle phrase after 3 zoom attempts on that page, recorded there as a low-confidence structural note. Chapter43's colophon here (band16) uses the SAME formulaic construction and is fully legible: "इति सविमर्शसुधाव्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे". Since both colophons share the identical print convention and chapter42's illegibility was attributable to local print/scan quality (not genuine textual variation), this confirms with high confidence that chapter42's colophon also reads "...सविमर्शसुधाव्याख्योपेते..." ("endowed with/possessed of the Vimarsha-Sudha commentary/exposition") in that position. This is a structural/non-verse element (colophon text is never seeded as verse content), so no bphs.json verse edit is required -- this note documents the clarification per the disclosure requirement. **Band18: CHAPTER 44 OPENS** -- "अथ आयुर्दायाध्यायः ॥ ४४ ॥" (Now, the chapter on the determination of lifespan/longevity). This is the SAME "colophon -> larger gap -> next-chapter heading" structural pattern already seen at chapter42-to-43 (page232). **Band19: narrative marker "मैत्रेय उवाच—"** (Maitreya said), opening the chapter's frame-dialogue. This was the T5/T7 discrepancy band, confirmed genuine via zoom. **Bands20-21: verse 44.1** (Maitreya's transition-question) -- having been told the wealth- and poverty-yogas, Maitreya now asks Parashara specifically for the science of determining human lifespan (ayus). **Bands22-23: Hindi commentary for 44.1** (self-contained, closing "१"). **Band24: narrative marker "पराशर उवाच—"** (Parashara said), Parashara begins his answer. **Bands25-26: verse 44.2** -- Parashara's opening words: "listen, Maitreya, I tell you that which is beneficial to the world." Band26 contains a CONTESTED/NON-STANDARD reading: the printed compound reads "तदायुज्ञोनमधुना" (confirmed at 6x zoom, scratchpad/p234-b26-jna.png -- no repha/र् mark is visible above त or द, and the vowel-sign on ज्ञ is clearly ो not ा). The thematically-expected reading (matching the chapter's subject, आयुर्दाय/longevity) would be "तदायुर्ज्ञानमधुना" (tad ayur-jnanam adhuna, "that knowledge-of-longevity, now..."), but the printed text as verified does NOT show the repha for र् nor the ा-matra needed for ज्ञान -- it shows ज्ञो. RETAINED EXACTLY AS PRINTED per the hard constraint against silent correction; disclosed here as contested. Sense of the line as printed, read at face value: "...that [teaching/matter] is now rare/hard to obtain even for the gods." **Bands27-28: verse 44.3** -- Parashara continues: this [science of longevity] has been declared in many ways, with many distinctions, by the great sages (मुनीश्वरैः); now, extracting its essence, I shall tell it to you exactly as it is (यथावत्). **Verses 44.2 and 44.3 have NO Hindi commentary on this page** -- the page ends (band29) directly with the eGangotri watermark after verse 44.3's Sanskrit. This is disclosed as a PENDING/OPEN multi-page shared-commentary situation (the SEVENTH occurrence of this text's recurring pattern) -- translationHi is left EMPTY for 44.2 and 44.3 pending page235, rather than fabricated. This is distinct from confirmed truncation (which requires seeing the continuation) -- flagged here as the working hypothesis pending page235's read. **Band29 (tail)**: eGangotri digitization watermark, confirmed again as the page's true final band, matching its 30px height signature from prior pages. **Chapter43 verse count after this page: 18 (43.1-43.18), FINAL (closed by colophon).** **Chapter44 verse count after this page: 3 (44.1-44.3), PROVISIONAL** -- no closing colophon yet, and 44.2-44.3's commentary still pending.

  17. 43.17 सत्यापित

    43.17

    संस्कृत

    बुधाक्षितौ महावित्तं कुरुतो नियतं द्विज ! । निःस्वतां कुरुते तत्र रविनित्यं यमेक्षितः ॥ १७ ॥

    budhakshitau mahavittam kuruto niyatam dvija, nihsvatam kurute tatra ravinityam yamekshitah.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    O brahmin! If those two [Mars and Saturn in the 2nd house] are aspected by Mercury, they certainly bring great wealth instead. There, if the Sun [is afflicted in the 2nd house] and is constantly aspected by Saturn (Yama), it causes destitution.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    किन्तु उन पर बुध की दृष्टि हो तो जातक महाधनी होता है। धनस्थ सूर्य पर शनि की दृष्टि रहे तो जातक दरिद्र होता है

    स्रोत: Printed page 234 (PDF p.266 of scratchpad/bphs1.pdf), folio "२३४" (left side). Running head reads "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" (T-type) -- page233 was C-type, page234 is T-type, continuing the C/T/C/T alternation seen across pages231-234 (still not declared a fully resolved global pattern given prior breaks in this alternation earlier in the text). Threshold selection: sweep (scratchpad/sweep234.py) plateau. T5-vs-T7 diff (scratchpad/diff234.py) found a GENUINE discrepancy: T5=30, T7=29 -- T7 missed a short band (band19, native (3242,3279), height 37px). Resolved via direct zoom (scratchpad/p234-disc.png, crop (0,3150,w,3400) at 1.5x): revealed real content, the narrative marker "मैत्रेय उवाच—" opening chapter44's first verse. THRESH=5 confirmed necessary. Proceeded with scratchpad/band234.py (30 bands, p234-b00..p234-b29). Gap re-scan (mandatory): max gap 223px (band17-to-18) -- resolved directly through the sequential read itself (no separate dedicated zoom needed, since the pattern -- colophon followed by next-chapter heading -- was already established from page232's identical situation): this is the chapter43-to-chapter44 transition boundary, legitimate structural whitespace matching the SAME pattern seen at chapter42-to-43 on page232. **Bands0-10: FOUR new root verses closing chapter43, verses 43.15-43.18**, continuing/concluding the chapter's structural pattern: - 43.15: a general "extravagance/wastefulness" yoga -- when the karakesha (lord of the atmakaraka's navamsha/sign) as seen from the karaka, AND the lagna-lord as seen from the lagna, BOTH aspect the 12th house, the native is certainly extravagant/wasteful. - 43.16: opens a new qualifying-exception sub-topic ("sabadhaka nihsva-yoga", poverty-yogas with built-in exceptions) -- Mars and Saturn placed together in the 2nd (wealth) house are wealth-destroyers. - 43.17: qualifying exception to 43.16 -- if aspected by Mercury, the same placement instead yields great wealth. Separately: if the Sun [afflicted in the 2nd house] is constantly aspected by Saturn (यम), it causes destitution. - 43.18: further qualifying conditions on 43.17's Sun-in-2nd-house case -- if UNASPECTED by Saturn, it makes the native famous and greatly wealthy instead; the same result (aspected=poverty, unaspected=great wealth/fame) applies symmetrically when Saturn is in the wealth-house and aspected/unaspected by the Sun. **Bands3-4, 11-15: Hindi commentary for 43.15 (self-contained) and 43.16-43.18 (shared block, closing "१६-१८")** -- split at content-correspondence boundaries for translationHi assignment on 43.16-43.18, disclosed as approximate rather than a printed hard boundary (same disclosed-approximation convention used for the chapter's earlier shared commentary blocks). **Bands16-17: CHAPTER 43's OWN CLOSING COLOPHON** -- "इति सविमर्शसुधाव्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे...दारिद्र्ययोगाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ ४३ ॥". This is clearly and fully legible, and **CONFIRMS CHAPTER 43 (दारिद्र्ययोगाध्यायः) FINAL AT 18 VERSES (43.1-43.18)** -- no further growth. This chapter is SHORTER than chapter42 (34 verses). **RETROACTIVE CLARIFICATION (disclosed, not a silent fix) of chapter42's colophon**: chapter42's own closing colophon (page232, band6) used the identical formulaic opening but had an illegible middle phrase after 3 zoom attempts on that page, recorded there as a low-confidence structural note. Chapter43's colophon here (band16) uses the SAME formulaic construction and is fully legible: "इति सविमर्शसुधाव्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे". Since both colophons share the identical print convention and chapter42's illegibility was attributable to local print/scan quality (not genuine textual variation), this confirms with high confidence that chapter42's colophon also reads "...सविमर्शसुधाव्याख्योपेते..." ("endowed with/possessed of the Vimarsha-Sudha commentary/exposition") in that position. This is a structural/non-verse element (colophon text is never seeded as verse content), so no bphs.json verse edit is required -- this note documents the clarification per the disclosure requirement. **Band18: CHAPTER 44 OPENS** -- "अथ आयुर्दायाध्यायः ॥ ४४ ॥" (Now, the chapter on the determination of lifespan/longevity). This is the SAME "colophon -> larger gap -> next-chapter heading" structural pattern already seen at chapter42-to-43 (page232). **Band19: narrative marker "मैत्रेय उवाच—"** (Maitreya said), opening the chapter's frame-dialogue. This was the T5/T7 discrepancy band, confirmed genuine via zoom. **Bands20-21: verse 44.1** (Maitreya's transition-question) -- having been told the wealth- and poverty-yogas, Maitreya now asks Parashara specifically for the science of determining human lifespan (ayus). **Bands22-23: Hindi commentary for 44.1** (self-contained, closing "१"). **Band24: narrative marker "पराशर उवाच—"** (Parashara said), Parashara begins his answer. **Bands25-26: verse 44.2** -- Parashara's opening words: "listen, Maitreya, I tell you that which is beneficial to the world." Band26 contains a CONTESTED/NON-STANDARD reading: the printed compound reads "तदायुज्ञोनमधुना" (confirmed at 6x zoom, scratchpad/p234-b26-jna.png -- no repha/र् mark is visible above त or द, and the vowel-sign on ज्ञ is clearly ो not ा). The thematically-expected reading (matching the chapter's subject, आयुर्दाय/longevity) would be "तदायुर्ज्ञानमधुना" (tad ayur-jnanam adhuna, "that knowledge-of-longevity, now..."), but the printed text as verified does NOT show the repha for र् nor the ा-matra needed for ज्ञान -- it shows ज्ञो. RETAINED EXACTLY AS PRINTED per the hard constraint against silent correction; disclosed here as contested. Sense of the line as printed, read at face value: "...that [teaching/matter] is now rare/hard to obtain even for the gods." **Bands27-28: verse 44.3** -- Parashara continues: this [science of longevity] has been declared in many ways, with many distinctions, by the great sages (मुनीश्वरैः); now, extracting its essence, I shall tell it to you exactly as it is (यथावत्). **Verses 44.2 and 44.3 have NO Hindi commentary on this page** -- the page ends (band29) directly with the eGangotri watermark after verse 44.3's Sanskrit. This is disclosed as a PENDING/OPEN multi-page shared-commentary situation (the SEVENTH occurrence of this text's recurring pattern) -- translationHi is left EMPTY for 44.2 and 44.3 pending page235, rather than fabricated. This is distinct from confirmed truncation (which requires seeing the continuation) -- flagged here as the working hypothesis pending page235's read. **Band29 (tail)**: eGangotri digitization watermark, confirmed again as the page's true final band, matching its 30px height signature from prior pages. **Chapter43 verse count after this page: 18 (43.1-43.18), FINAL (closed by colophon).** **Chapter44 verse count after this page: 3 (44.1-44.3), PROVISIONAL** -- no closing colophon yet, and 44.2-44.3's commentary still pending.

  18. 43.18 सत्यापित

    43.18

    संस्कृत

    महाधनयुतं ख्यातं शन्यदृष्टः करोत्यसौ । एवमेव फलं सौरौ वित्तस्थेऽङ्कक्षिते वदेत् ॥ १८ ॥

    mahadhanayutam khyatam shanyadrishtah karotyasau, evameva phalam saurau vittasthe'nkakshite vadet.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If unaspected by Saturn, that [Sun in the 2nd house] makes the native famous and greatly wealthy instead. The same result should be understood for Saturn [similarly placed] when the Sun is in the wealth-house and unaspected.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    और शनि की दृष्टि नहीं हो तो जातक विख्यात एवं महाधनी होता है। इसी तरह वित्तस्थ शनि पर सूर्य की दृष्टि रहने पर फल समझना ॥ १६-१८ ॥

    स्रोत: Printed page 234 (PDF p.266 of scratchpad/bphs1.pdf), folio "२३४" (left side). Running head reads "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" (T-type) -- page233 was C-type, page234 is T-type, continuing the C/T/C/T alternation seen across pages231-234 (still not declared a fully resolved global pattern given prior breaks in this alternation earlier in the text). Threshold selection: sweep (scratchpad/sweep234.py) plateau. T5-vs-T7 diff (scratchpad/diff234.py) found a GENUINE discrepancy: T5=30, T7=29 -- T7 missed a short band (band19, native (3242,3279), height 37px). Resolved via direct zoom (scratchpad/p234-disc.png, crop (0,3150,w,3400) at 1.5x): revealed real content, the narrative marker "मैत्रेय उवाच—" opening chapter44's first verse. THRESH=5 confirmed necessary. Proceeded with scratchpad/band234.py (30 bands, p234-b00..p234-b29). Gap re-scan (mandatory): max gap 223px (band17-to-18) -- resolved directly through the sequential read itself (no separate dedicated zoom needed, since the pattern -- colophon followed by next-chapter heading -- was already established from page232's identical situation): this is the chapter43-to-chapter44 transition boundary, legitimate structural whitespace matching the SAME pattern seen at chapter42-to-43 on page232. **Bands0-10: FOUR new root verses closing chapter43, verses 43.15-43.18**, continuing/concluding the chapter's structural pattern: - 43.15: a general "extravagance/wastefulness" yoga -- when the karakesha (lord of the atmakaraka's navamsha/sign) as seen from the karaka, AND the lagna-lord as seen from the lagna, BOTH aspect the 12th house, the native is certainly extravagant/wasteful. - 43.16: opens a new qualifying-exception sub-topic ("sabadhaka nihsva-yoga", poverty-yogas with built-in exceptions) -- Mars and Saturn placed together in the 2nd (wealth) house are wealth-destroyers. - 43.17: qualifying exception to 43.16 -- if aspected by Mercury, the same placement instead yields great wealth. Separately: if the Sun [afflicted in the 2nd house] is constantly aspected by Saturn (यम), it causes destitution. - 43.18: further qualifying conditions on 43.17's Sun-in-2nd-house case -- if UNASPECTED by Saturn, it makes the native famous and greatly wealthy instead; the same result (aspected=poverty, unaspected=great wealth/fame) applies symmetrically when Saturn is in the wealth-house and aspected/unaspected by the Sun. **Bands3-4, 11-15: Hindi commentary for 43.15 (self-contained) and 43.16-43.18 (shared block, closing "१६-१८")** -- split at content-correspondence boundaries for translationHi assignment on 43.16-43.18, disclosed as approximate rather than a printed hard boundary (same disclosed-approximation convention used for the chapter's earlier shared commentary blocks). **Bands16-17: CHAPTER 43's OWN CLOSING COLOPHON** -- "इति सविमर्शसुधाव्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे...दारिद्र्ययोगाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ ४३ ॥". This is clearly and fully legible, and **CONFIRMS CHAPTER 43 (दारिद्र्ययोगाध्यायः) FINAL AT 18 VERSES (43.1-43.18)** -- no further growth. This chapter is SHORTER than chapter42 (34 verses). **RETROACTIVE CLARIFICATION (disclosed, not a silent fix) of chapter42's colophon**: chapter42's own closing colophon (page232, band6) used the identical formulaic opening but had an illegible middle phrase after 3 zoom attempts on that page, recorded there as a low-confidence structural note. Chapter43's colophon here (band16) uses the SAME formulaic construction and is fully legible: "इति सविमर्शसुधाव्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे". Since both colophons share the identical print convention and chapter42's illegibility was attributable to local print/scan quality (not genuine textual variation), this confirms with high confidence that chapter42's colophon also reads "...सविमर्शसुधाव्याख्योपेते..." ("endowed with/possessed of the Vimarsha-Sudha commentary/exposition") in that position. This is a structural/non-verse element (colophon text is never seeded as verse content), so no bphs.json verse edit is required -- this note documents the clarification per the disclosure requirement. **Band18: CHAPTER 44 OPENS** -- "अथ आयुर्दायाध्यायः ॥ ४४ ॥" (Now, the chapter on the determination of lifespan/longevity). This is the SAME "colophon -> larger gap -> next-chapter heading" structural pattern already seen at chapter42-to-43 (page232). **Band19: narrative marker "मैत्रेय उवाच—"** (Maitreya said), opening the chapter's frame-dialogue. This was the T5/T7 discrepancy band, confirmed genuine via zoom. **Bands20-21: verse 44.1** (Maitreya's transition-question) -- having been told the wealth- and poverty-yogas, Maitreya now asks Parashara specifically for the science of determining human lifespan (ayus). **Bands22-23: Hindi commentary for 44.1** (self-contained, closing "१"). **Band24: narrative marker "पराशर उवाच—"** (Parashara said), Parashara begins his answer. **Bands25-26: verse 44.2** -- Parashara's opening words: "listen, Maitreya, I tell you that which is beneficial to the world." Band26 contains a CONTESTED/NON-STANDARD reading: the printed compound reads "तदायुज्ञोनमधुना" (confirmed at 6x zoom, scratchpad/p234-b26-jna.png -- no repha/र् mark is visible above त or द, and the vowel-sign on ज्ञ is clearly ो not ा). The thematically-expected reading (matching the chapter's subject, आयुर्दाय/longevity) would be "तदायुर्ज्ञानमधुना" (tad ayur-jnanam adhuna, "that knowledge-of-longevity, now..."), but the printed text as verified does NOT show the repha for र् nor the ा-matra needed for ज्ञान -- it shows ज्ञो. RETAINED EXACTLY AS PRINTED per the hard constraint against silent correction; disclosed here as contested. Sense of the line as printed, read at face value: "...that [teaching/matter] is now rare/hard to obtain even for the gods." **Bands27-28: verse 44.3** -- Parashara continues: this [science of longevity] has been declared in many ways, with many distinctions, by the great sages (मुनीश्वरैः); now, extracting its essence, I shall tell it to you exactly as it is (यथावत्). **Verses 44.2 and 44.3 have NO Hindi commentary on this page** -- the page ends (band29) directly with the eGangotri watermark after verse 44.3's Sanskrit. This is disclosed as a PENDING/OPEN multi-page shared-commentary situation (the SEVENTH occurrence of this text's recurring pattern) -- translationHi is left EMPTY for 44.2 and 44.3 pending page235, rather than fabricated. This is distinct from confirmed truncation (which requires seeing the continuation) -- flagged here as the working hypothesis pending page235's read. **Band29 (tail)**: eGangotri digitization watermark, confirmed again as the page's true final band, matching its 30px height signature from prior pages. **Chapter43 verse count after this page: 18 (43.1-43.18), FINAL (closed by colophon).** **Chapter44 verse count after this page: 3 (44.1-44.3), PROVISIONAL** -- no closing colophon yet, and 44.2-44.3's commentary still pending.

44 (77)

  1. 44.1 सत्यापित

    44.1

    संस्कृत

    वित्ताविच्चकरौ योगौ भगवन् ! भवतोदितौ । ब्रूहि मे सम्प्रति नृणामायुर्ज्ञानं विशेषतः ॥ १ ॥

    vittavichchakarau yogau bhagavan bhavatoditau, bruhi me samprati nrinamayurjnanam visheshatah.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    O Lord! You have declared the yogas that produce wealth and poverty. Now please tell me specifically about the knowledge of the lifespan (ayus) of human beings.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    मैत्रेय ने कहा—(हे महर्षे !) आपने धनयोग तथा दारिद्र्ययोग बतलाए। अब मुझे (कृपया) मनुष्यों की आयु के सम्बन्ध में विशेषरूप से बतलावें ॥ १ ॥

    स्रोत: Printed page 234 (PDF p.266 of scratchpad/bphs1.pdf), folio "२३४" (left side). Running head reads "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" (T-type) -- page233 was C-type, page234 is T-type, continuing the C/T/C/T alternation seen across pages231-234 (still not declared a fully resolved global pattern given prior breaks in this alternation earlier in the text). Threshold selection: sweep (scratchpad/sweep234.py) plateau. T5-vs-T7 diff (scratchpad/diff234.py) found a GENUINE discrepancy: T5=30, T7=29 -- T7 missed a short band (band19, native (3242,3279), height 37px). Resolved via direct zoom (scratchpad/p234-disc.png, crop (0,3150,w,3400) at 1.5x): revealed real content, the narrative marker "मैत्रेय उवाच—" opening chapter44's first verse. THRESH=5 confirmed necessary. Proceeded with scratchpad/band234.py (30 bands, p234-b00..p234-b29). Gap re-scan (mandatory): max gap 223px (band17-to-18) -- resolved directly through the sequential read itself (no separate dedicated zoom needed, since the pattern -- colophon followed by next-chapter heading -- was already established from page232's identical situation): this is the chapter43-to-chapter44 transition boundary, legitimate structural whitespace matching the SAME pattern seen at chapter42-to-43 on page232. **Bands0-10: FOUR new root verses closing chapter43, verses 43.15-43.18**, continuing/concluding the chapter's structural pattern: - 43.15: a general "extravagance/wastefulness" yoga -- when the karakesha (lord of the atmakaraka's navamsha/sign) as seen from the karaka, AND the lagna-lord as seen from the lagna, BOTH aspect the 12th house, the native is certainly extravagant/wasteful. - 43.16: opens a new qualifying-exception sub-topic ("sabadhaka nihsva-yoga", poverty-yogas with built-in exceptions) -- Mars and Saturn placed together in the 2nd (wealth) house are wealth-destroyers. - 43.17: qualifying exception to 43.16 -- if aspected by Mercury, the same placement instead yields great wealth. Separately: if the Sun [afflicted in the 2nd house] is constantly aspected by Saturn (यम), it causes destitution. - 43.18: further qualifying conditions on 43.17's Sun-in-2nd-house case -- if UNASPECTED by Saturn, it makes the native famous and greatly wealthy instead; the same result (aspected=poverty, unaspected=great wealth/fame) applies symmetrically when Saturn is in the wealth-house and aspected/unaspected by the Sun. **Bands3-4, 11-15: Hindi commentary for 43.15 (self-contained) and 43.16-43.18 (shared block, closing "१६-१८")** -- split at content-correspondence boundaries for translationHi assignment on 43.16-43.18, disclosed as approximate rather than a printed hard boundary (same disclosed-approximation convention used for the chapter's earlier shared commentary blocks). **Bands16-17: CHAPTER 43's OWN CLOSING COLOPHON** -- "इति सविमर्शसुधाव्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे...दारिद्र्ययोगाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ ४३ ॥". This is clearly and fully legible, and **CONFIRMS CHAPTER 43 (दारिद्र्ययोगाध्यायः) FINAL AT 18 VERSES (43.1-43.18)** -- no further growth. This chapter is SHORTER than chapter42 (34 verses). **RETROACTIVE CLARIFICATION (disclosed, not a silent fix) of chapter42's colophon**: chapter42's own closing colophon (page232, band6) used the identical formulaic opening but had an illegible middle phrase after 3 zoom attempts on that page, recorded there as a low-confidence structural note. Chapter43's colophon here (band16) uses the SAME formulaic construction and is fully legible: "इति सविमर्शसुधाव्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे". Since both colophons share the identical print convention and chapter42's illegibility was attributable to local print/scan quality (not genuine textual variation), this confirms with high confidence that chapter42's colophon also reads "...सविमर्शसुधाव्याख्योपेते..." ("endowed with/possessed of the Vimarsha-Sudha commentary/exposition") in that position. This is a structural/non-verse element (colophon text is never seeded as verse content), so no bphs.json verse edit is required -- this note documents the clarification per the disclosure requirement. **Band18: CHAPTER 44 OPENS** -- "अथ आयुर्दायाध्यायः ॥ ४४ ॥" (Now, the chapter on the determination of lifespan/longevity). This is the SAME "colophon -> larger gap -> next-chapter heading" structural pattern already seen at chapter42-to-43 (page232). **Band19: narrative marker "मैत्रेय उवाच—"** (Maitreya said), opening the chapter's frame-dialogue. This was the T5/T7 discrepancy band, confirmed genuine via zoom. **Bands20-21: verse 44.1** (Maitreya's transition-question) -- having been told the wealth- and poverty-yogas, Maitreya now asks Parashara specifically for the science of determining human lifespan (ayus). **Bands22-23: Hindi commentary for 44.1** (self-contained, closing "१"). **Band24: narrative marker "पराशर उवाच—"** (Parashara said), Parashara begins his answer. **Bands25-26: verse 44.2** -- Parashara's opening words: "listen, Maitreya, I tell you that which is beneficial to the world." Band26 contains a CONTESTED/NON-STANDARD reading: the printed compound reads "तदायुज्ञोनमधुना" (confirmed at 6x zoom, scratchpad/p234-b26-jna.png -- no repha/र् mark is visible above त or द, and the vowel-sign on ज्ञ is clearly ो not ा). The thematically-expected reading (matching the chapter's subject, आयुर्दाय/longevity) would be "तदायुर्ज्ञानमधुना" (tad ayur-jnanam adhuna, "that knowledge-of-longevity, now..."), but the printed text as verified does NOT show the repha for र् nor the ा-matra needed for ज्ञान -- it shows ज्ञो. RETAINED EXACTLY AS PRINTED per the hard constraint against silent correction; disclosed here as contested. Sense of the line as printed, read at face value: "...that [teaching/matter] is now rare/hard to obtain even for the gods." **Bands27-28: verse 44.3** -- Parashara continues: this [science of longevity] has been declared in many ways, with many distinctions, by the great sages (मुनीश्वरैः); now, extracting its essence, I shall tell it to you exactly as it is (यथावत्). **Verses 44.2 and 44.3 have NO Hindi commentary on this page** -- the page ends (band29) directly with the eGangotri watermark after verse 44.3's Sanskrit. This is disclosed as a PENDING/OPEN multi-page shared-commentary situation (the SEVENTH occurrence of this text's recurring pattern) -- translationHi is left EMPTY for 44.2 and 44.3 pending page235, rather than fabricated. This is distinct from confirmed truncation (which requires seeing the continuation) -- flagged here as the working hypothesis pending page235's read. **Band29 (tail)**: eGangotri digitization watermark, confirmed again as the page's true final band, matching its 30px height signature from prior pages. **Chapter43 verse count after this page: 18 (43.1-43.18), FINAL (closed by colophon).** **Chapter44 verse count after this page: 3 (44.1-44.3), PROVISIONAL** -- no closing colophon yet, and 44.2-44.3's commentary still pending.

  2. 44.2 सत्यापित

    44.2

    संस्कृत

    श्रृणु मैत्रेय ! ते वच्मि लोककल्याणकारकम् । तदायुज्ञोनमधुना सुराणामपि दुर्लभम् ॥ २ ॥

    shrinu maitreya te vachmi lokakalyanakarakam, tadayujnonamadhuna suranamapi durlabham.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Listen, Maitreya! I tell you that which brings welfare to the world -- this is now rare/hard to obtain even for the gods. [Printed compound "तदायुज्ञोनमधुना" retained verbatim as a contested/non-standard reading; the thematically-expected sense, given the chapter’s subject, would be "tad ayur-jnanam adhuna" (that knowledge of longevity, now...), but no repha for र् nor the ा-matra for ज्ञान is visible in the source scan -- disclosed, not silently corrected.]

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पराशर ने कहा—हे मैत्रेय ! लोकोपकारक आयुर्ज्ञान अब मैं बतलाता हूँ।

    स्रोत: Printed page 234 (PDF p.266 of scratchpad/bphs1.pdf), folio "२३४" (left side). Running head reads "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" (T-type) -- page233 was C-type, page234 is T-type, continuing the C/T/C/T alternation seen across pages231-234 (still not declared a fully resolved global pattern given prior breaks in this alternation earlier in the text). Threshold selection: sweep (scratchpad/sweep234.py) plateau. T5-vs-T7 diff (scratchpad/diff234.py) found a GENUINE discrepancy: T5=30, T7=29 -- T7 missed a short band (band19, native (3242,3279), height 37px). Resolved via direct zoom (scratchpad/p234-disc.png, crop (0,3150,w,3400) at 1.5x): revealed real content, the narrative marker "मैत्रेय उवाच—" opening chapter44's first verse. THRESH=5 confirmed necessary. Proceeded with scratchpad/band234.py (30 bands, p234-b00..p234-b29). Gap re-scan (mandatory): max gap 223px (band17-to-18) -- resolved directly through the sequential read itself (no separate dedicated zoom needed, since the pattern -- colophon followed by next-chapter heading -- was already established from page232's identical situation): this is the chapter43-to-chapter44 transition boundary, legitimate structural whitespace matching the SAME pattern seen at chapter42-to-43 on page232. **Bands0-10: FOUR new root verses closing chapter43, verses 43.15-43.18**, continuing/concluding the chapter's structural pattern: - 43.15: a general "extravagance/wastefulness" yoga -- when the karakesha (lord of the atmakaraka's navamsha/sign) as seen from the karaka, AND the lagna-lord as seen from the lagna, BOTH aspect the 12th house, the native is certainly extravagant/wasteful. - 43.16: opens a new qualifying-exception sub-topic ("sabadhaka nihsva-yoga", poverty-yogas with built-in exceptions) -- Mars and Saturn placed together in the 2nd (wealth) house are wealth-destroyers. - 43.17: qualifying exception to 43.16 -- if aspected by Mercury, the same placement instead yields great wealth. Separately: if the Sun [afflicted in the 2nd house] is constantly aspected by Saturn (यम), it causes destitution. - 43.18: further qualifying conditions on 43.17's Sun-in-2nd-house case -- if UNASPECTED by Saturn, it makes the native famous and greatly wealthy instead; the same result (aspected=poverty, unaspected=great wealth/fame) applies symmetrically when Saturn is in the wealth-house and aspected/unaspected by the Sun. **Bands3-4, 11-15: Hindi commentary for 43.15 (self-contained) and 43.16-43.18 (shared block, closing "१६-१८")** -- split at content-correspondence boundaries for translationHi assignment on 43.16-43.18, disclosed as approximate rather than a printed hard boundary (same disclosed-approximation convention used for the chapter's earlier shared commentary blocks). **Bands16-17: CHAPTER 43's OWN CLOSING COLOPHON** -- "इति सविमर्शसुधाव्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे...दारिद्र्ययोगाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ ४३ ॥". This is clearly and fully legible, and **CONFIRMS CHAPTER 43 (दारिद्र्ययोगाध्यायः) FINAL AT 18 VERSES (43.1-43.18)** -- no further growth. This chapter is SHORTER than chapter42 (34 verses). **RETROACTIVE CLARIFICATION (disclosed, not a silent fix) of chapter42's colophon**: chapter42's own closing colophon (page232, band6) used the identical formulaic opening but had an illegible middle phrase after 3 zoom attempts on that page, recorded there as a low-confidence structural note. Chapter43's colophon here (band16) uses the SAME formulaic construction and is fully legible: "इति सविमर्शसुधाव्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे". Since both colophons share the identical print convention and chapter42's illegibility was attributable to local print/scan quality (not genuine textual variation), this confirms with high confidence that chapter42's colophon also reads "...सविमर्शसुधाव्याख्योपेते..." ("endowed with/possessed of the Vimarsha-Sudha commentary/exposition") in that position. This is a structural/non-verse element (colophon text is never seeded as verse content), so no bphs.json verse edit is required -- this note documents the clarification per the disclosure requirement. **Band18: CHAPTER 44 OPENS** -- "अथ आयुर्दायाध्यायः ॥ ४४ ॥" (Now, the chapter on the determination of lifespan/longevity). This is the SAME "colophon -> larger gap -> next-chapter heading" structural pattern already seen at chapter42-to-43 (page232). **Band19: narrative marker "मैत्रेय उवाच—"** (Maitreya said), opening the chapter's frame-dialogue. This was the T5/T7 discrepancy band, confirmed genuine via zoom. **Bands20-21: verse 44.1** (Maitreya's transition-question) -- having been told the wealth- and poverty-yogas, Maitreya now asks Parashara specifically for the science of determining human lifespan (ayus). **Bands22-23: Hindi commentary for 44.1** (self-contained, closing "१"). **Band24: narrative marker "पराशर उवाच—"** (Parashara said), Parashara begins his answer. **Bands25-26: verse 44.2** -- Parashara's opening words: "listen, Maitreya, I tell you that which is beneficial to the world." Band26 contains a CONTESTED/NON-STANDARD reading: the printed compound reads "तदायुज्ञोनमधुना" (confirmed at 6x zoom, scratchpad/p234-b26-jna.png -- no repha/र् mark is visible above त or द, and the vowel-sign on ज्ञ is clearly ो not ा). The thematically-expected reading (matching the chapter's subject, आयुर्दाय/longevity) would be "तदायुर्ज्ञानमधुना" (tad ayur-jnanam adhuna, "that knowledge-of-longevity, now..."), but the printed text as verified does NOT show the repha for र् nor the ा-matra needed for ज्ञान -- it shows ज्ञो. RETAINED EXACTLY AS PRINTED per the hard constraint against silent correction; disclosed here as contested. Sense of the line as printed, read at face value: "...that [teaching/matter] is now rare/hard to obtain even for the gods." **Bands27-28: verse 44.3** -- Parashara continues: this [science of longevity] has been declared in many ways, with many distinctions, by the great sages (मुनीश्वरैः); now, extracting its essence, I shall tell it to you exactly as it is (यथावत्). **Verses 44.2 and 44.3 have NO Hindi commentary on this page** -- the page ends (band29) directly with the eGangotri watermark after verse 44.3's Sanskrit. This is disclosed as a PENDING/OPEN multi-page shared-commentary situation (the SEVENTH occurrence of this text's recurring pattern) -- translationHi is left EMPTY for 44.2 and 44.3 pending page235, rather than fabricated. This is distinct from confirmed truncation (which requires seeing the continuation) -- flagged here as the working hypothesis pending page235's read. **Band29 (tail)**: eGangotri digitization watermark, confirmed again as the page's true final band, matching its 30px height signature from prior pages. **Chapter43 verse count after this page: 18 (43.1-43.18), FINAL (closed by colophon).** **Chapter44 verse count after this page: 3 (44.1-44.3), PROVISIONAL** -- no closing colophon yet, and 44.2-44.3's commentary still pending.

  3. 44.3 सत्यापित

    44.3

    संस्कृत

    गदिताऽनेकधाऽनेकैर्भेदांस्तस्य मुनीश्वरैः । तत्सारमधुनोद्धृत्य यथावत् कथयाम्यहम् ॥ ३ ॥

    gadita'nekadha'nekairbhedamstasya munishvaraih, tatsaramadhunoddhritya yathavat kathayamyaham.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    This [science of longevity] has been declared in many ways, with many distinctions, by the great sages. Now, extracting its essence, I shall tell it to you exactly as it is.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    महर्षियों ने उसके अनेक भेद बतलाए हैं। मैं उनका सार निकाल कर कहता हूँ।

    स्रोत: Printed page 234 (PDF p.266 of scratchpad/bphs1.pdf), folio "२३४" (left side). Running head reads "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" (T-type) -- page233 was C-type, page234 is T-type, continuing the C/T/C/T alternation seen across pages231-234 (still not declared a fully resolved global pattern given prior breaks in this alternation earlier in the text). Threshold selection: sweep (scratchpad/sweep234.py) plateau. T5-vs-T7 diff (scratchpad/diff234.py) found a GENUINE discrepancy: T5=30, T7=29 -- T7 missed a short band (band19, native (3242,3279), height 37px). Resolved via direct zoom (scratchpad/p234-disc.png, crop (0,3150,w,3400) at 1.5x): revealed real content, the narrative marker "मैत्रेय उवाच—" opening chapter44's first verse. THRESH=5 confirmed necessary. Proceeded with scratchpad/band234.py (30 bands, p234-b00..p234-b29). Gap re-scan (mandatory): max gap 223px (band17-to-18) -- resolved directly through the sequential read itself (no separate dedicated zoom needed, since the pattern -- colophon followed by next-chapter heading -- was already established from page232's identical situation): this is the chapter43-to-chapter44 transition boundary, legitimate structural whitespace matching the SAME pattern seen at chapter42-to-43 on page232. **Bands0-10: FOUR new root verses closing chapter43, verses 43.15-43.18**, continuing/concluding the chapter's structural pattern: - 43.15: a general "extravagance/wastefulness" yoga -- when the karakesha (lord of the atmakaraka's navamsha/sign) as seen from the karaka, AND the lagna-lord as seen from the lagna, BOTH aspect the 12th house, the native is certainly extravagant/wasteful. - 43.16: opens a new qualifying-exception sub-topic ("sabadhaka nihsva-yoga", poverty-yogas with built-in exceptions) -- Mars and Saturn placed together in the 2nd (wealth) house are wealth-destroyers. - 43.17: qualifying exception to 43.16 -- if aspected by Mercury, the same placement instead yields great wealth. Separately: if the Sun [afflicted in the 2nd house] is constantly aspected by Saturn (यम), it causes destitution. - 43.18: further qualifying conditions on 43.17's Sun-in-2nd-house case -- if UNASPECTED by Saturn, it makes the native famous and greatly wealthy instead; the same result (aspected=poverty, unaspected=great wealth/fame) applies symmetrically when Saturn is in the wealth-house and aspected/unaspected by the Sun. **Bands3-4, 11-15: Hindi commentary for 43.15 (self-contained) and 43.16-43.18 (shared block, closing "१६-१८")** -- split at content-correspondence boundaries for translationHi assignment on 43.16-43.18, disclosed as approximate rather than a printed hard boundary (same disclosed-approximation convention used for the chapter's earlier shared commentary blocks). **Bands16-17: CHAPTER 43's OWN CLOSING COLOPHON** -- "इति सविमर्शसुधाव्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे...दारिद्र्ययोगाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ ४३ ॥". This is clearly and fully legible, and **CONFIRMS CHAPTER 43 (दारिद्र्ययोगाध्यायः) FINAL AT 18 VERSES (43.1-43.18)** -- no further growth. This chapter is SHORTER than chapter42 (34 verses). **RETROACTIVE CLARIFICATION (disclosed, not a silent fix) of chapter42's colophon**: chapter42's own closing colophon (page232, band6) used the identical formulaic opening but had an illegible middle phrase after 3 zoom attempts on that page, recorded there as a low-confidence structural note. Chapter43's colophon here (band16) uses the SAME formulaic construction and is fully legible: "इति सविमर्शसुधाव्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे". Since both colophons share the identical print convention and chapter42's illegibility was attributable to local print/scan quality (not genuine textual variation), this confirms with high confidence that chapter42's colophon also reads "...सविमर्शसुधाव्याख्योपेते..." ("endowed with/possessed of the Vimarsha-Sudha commentary/exposition") in that position. This is a structural/non-verse element (colophon text is never seeded as verse content), so no bphs.json verse edit is required -- this note documents the clarification per the disclosure requirement. **Band18: CHAPTER 44 OPENS** -- "अथ आयुर्दायाध्यायः ॥ ४४ ॥" (Now, the chapter on the determination of lifespan/longevity). This is the SAME "colophon -> larger gap -> next-chapter heading" structural pattern already seen at chapter42-to-43 (page232). **Band19: narrative marker "मैत्रेय उवाच—"** (Maitreya said), opening the chapter's frame-dialogue. This was the T5/T7 discrepancy band, confirmed genuine via zoom. **Bands20-21: verse 44.1** (Maitreya's transition-question) -- having been told the wealth- and poverty-yogas, Maitreya now asks Parashara specifically for the science of determining human lifespan (ayus). **Bands22-23: Hindi commentary for 44.1** (self-contained, closing "१"). **Band24: narrative marker "पराशर उवाच—"** (Parashara said), Parashara begins his answer. **Bands25-26: verse 44.2** -- Parashara's opening words: "listen, Maitreya, I tell you that which is beneficial to the world." Band26 contains a CONTESTED/NON-STANDARD reading: the printed compound reads "तदायुज्ञोनमधुना" (confirmed at 6x zoom, scratchpad/p234-b26-jna.png -- no repha/र् mark is visible above त or द, and the vowel-sign on ज्ञ is clearly ो not ा). The thematically-expected reading (matching the chapter's subject, आयुर्दाय/longevity) would be "तदायुर्ज्ञानमधुना" (tad ayur-jnanam adhuna, "that knowledge-of-longevity, now..."), but the printed text as verified does NOT show the repha for र् nor the ा-matra needed for ज्ञान -- it shows ज्ञो. RETAINED EXACTLY AS PRINTED per the hard constraint against silent correction; disclosed here as contested. Sense of the line as printed, read at face value: "...that [teaching/matter] is now rare/hard to obtain even for the gods." **Bands27-28: verse 44.3** -- Parashara continues: this [science of longevity] has been declared in many ways, with many distinctions, by the great sages (मुनीश्वरैः); now, extracting its essence, I shall tell it to you exactly as it is (यथावत्). **Verses 44.2 and 44.3 have NO Hindi commentary on this page** -- the page ends (band29) directly with the eGangotri watermark after verse 44.3's Sanskrit. This is disclosed as a PENDING/OPEN multi-page shared-commentary situation (the SEVENTH occurrence of this text's recurring pattern) -- translationHi is left EMPTY for 44.2 and 44.3 pending page235, rather than fabricated. This is distinct from confirmed truncation (which requires seeing the continuation) -- flagged here as the working hypothesis pending page235's read. **Band29 (tail)**: eGangotri digitization watermark, confirmed again as the page's true final band, matching its 30px height signature from prior pages. **Chapter43 verse count after this page: 18 (43.1-43.18), FINAL (closed by colophon).** **Chapter44 verse count after this page: 3 (44.1-44.3), PROVISIONAL** -- no closing colophon yet, and 44.2-44.3's commentary still pending.

  4. 44.4 सत्यापित

    44.4

    संस्कृत

    खेटाः स्वतुङ्गनीचादिराशिस्थितिवशात् तथा । ऋक्षाणि राशयश्चायुर्दिशन्तीह यथाबलम् ॥ ४ ॥

    khetah svatunganichadirashisthitivashat tatha, rikshani rashayashchayurdishantiha yathabalam.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The planets, by virtue of their placement in their own signs of exaltation, debilitation, and other such signs, and likewise the nakshatras and the rashis, indicate longevity here according to their respective strength.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    रव्यादिग्रह अपने उच्च-नीचादिराशिवश आयुःप्रद होते हैं। अश्विन्यादि नक्षत्र एवं मेषादि राशियाँ भी बलानुसार आयुर्वृद्धि या आयुह्रासकर होती हैं। हे मुने !

    स्रोत: Printed page 235 (PDF p.267 of scratchpad/bphs1.pdf), folio "२३५" (right side). Running head reads the CHAPTER title "आयुर्दायाध्यायः" (C-type) -- page234 was T-type, page235 is C-type, continuing the C/T/C/T alternation across pages231-235 (still not declared a fully resolved global pattern). Threshold selection: sweep (scratchpad/sweep235.py) plateau, stable at 35 bands from T=3.5 through T=10. T5-vs-T7 diff (scratchpad/diff235.py): BOTH give 35 bands (band boundaries shift slightly but no band gained/lost) -- NO genuine discrepancy this page, unlike pages232-234. THRESH=5 used for consistency with the rest of the text. Proceeded with scratchpad/band235.py (35 bands, p235-b00..p235-b34). Gap re-scan (mandatory): max gap 121px (band0-to-1, folio/running-head-to-first-verse transition) -- within normal range for this page-opening pattern (compare page234's band0-to-1 gap of 148px), not anomalous; no chapter-boundary colophon/heading expected here since chapter44 already opened on page234. **Bands1-10: FIVE new root verses, 44.4-44.8**, continuing chapter44's opening teaching on longevity-computation (pindayus method): - 44.4: the planets, by virtue of their placement in exaltation/debilitation/other signs, and the nakshatras and rashis likewise, indicate longevity here according to their [respective] strength. - 44.5: there, I speak of the pinda-ayus etc., according to the planets' placement -- O reverend sage, I tell it now with careful attention. - 44.6: a bhuta-sankhya (word-numeral) encoding verse giving the pinda-ayus (base-longevity, in years) for each of the seven grahas when situated in their own sign of exaltation. CONTESTED/LOW-CONFIDENCE COMPOUND: the dense conjunct string in the printed verse ("अङ्केन्दुतत्त्वातिथ्यखवाणेन्दिन्दुकरा") was zoomed at 2.5x-4.5x (scratchpad/p235-b06-zoom.png, p235-b06-s1.png, p235-b06-s2.png) but individual akshara-boundaries within this specific bhuta-sankhya compound remain lower-confidence than the surrounding text due to conjunct density at this scan resolution; retained as best-effort read, RATHER than silently smoothed. The commentary (bands 15-16 below) explicitly and unambiguously DECODES this verse's intended values in plain Hindi prose, which is the reliable source for the numeric content: Sun=19, Moon=25, Mars=15, Mercury=12, Jupiter=15, Venus=21, Saturn=20 (years), when each is in its own exaltation sign. - 44.7: the pinda-ayus values have been declared; when the planet is in debilitation, that value is halved; for a planet in between [exaltation and debilitation], the precise measure of longevity should be known through proportional discernment. - 44.8: the calculation method -- from the planet's longitude, purify [i.e. compute distance] from its exaltation-point (subtracting six signs as needed); the remainder multiplied by its own pinda-ayus, [divided by 12 signs], yields the years of longevity by sign-based measure. **Bands11-33: ONE LARGE CONTINUOUS Hindi commentary block**, opening with "पराशर ने कहा—" and running through verses 44.2 through 44.8: - Bands11-12 CLOSE the multi-page shared-commentary truncation for **verses 44.2-44.3** that was left OPEN/PENDING on page234 (translationHi was deliberately left empty there, disclosed as pending) -- this is the SEVENTH occurrence of this text's recurring multi-page shared-commentary pattern, now CLOSED. Text: "पराशर ने कहा—हे मैत्रेय ! लोकोपकारक आयुर्ज्ञान अब मैं बतलाता हूँ। महर्षियों ने उसके अनेक भेद बतलाए हैं। मैं उनका सार निकाल कर कहता हूँ।" - Bands13-14: commentary for 44.4. - Bands15: commentary opening for 44.5. - Bands16: the numeric decode for 44.6 (see above). - Bands17-18: commentary for 44.7. - Bands19-33: commentary and method for 44.8, including TWO fully worked numerical examples (for the Sun and for the Moon) illustrating the pinda-ayus calculation with sexagesimal (rashi-degree-minute-second) arithmetic. The SECOND example (Moon) is TRUNCATED at the page's bottom edge (band33, mid-calculation, division by 12 not yet shown) and continues onto page236 -- disclosed as an open item, NOT a verse-content truncation (this is illustrative commentary arithmetic, not root-verse text), so it does not block chapter44's verse count. The exact digit-strings in bands23-33 are dense sexagesimal notation at small print size; transcribed best-effort from the scanned bands and disclosed as such -- any residual imprecision here affects only the worked illustration, not the root verse (44.8) or its core stated method (bands19-22), which read clearly. **Band34 (tail)**: eGangotri digitization watermark, confirmed again as the page's true final band. **Chapter44 verse count after this page: 8 (44.1-44.8), STILL PROVISIONAL** -- no closing colophon yet; commentary for 44.8's second worked example (Moon) truncated, continuing to page236.

  5. 44.5 सत्यापित

    44.5

    संस्कृत

    पिण्डायुरादौ तत्राहं खेटस्थित्यनुसारतः । ब्रवीम्यार्केण्य! मुने ! सावधानतयाऽधुना ॥ ५ ॥

    pindayuradau tatraham khetasthityanusaratah, bravimyarkenya mune savadhanatayadhuna.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    There, I now speak of the pinda-ayus (base-longevity) etc., according to the planets’ placement -- O reverend sage, I tell it now with careful attention.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    ग्रहस्थित्यनुसार प्रथमतः पिण्डायु बतलाता हूँ, सावधानतया उसे सुनो। सूर्यादिग्रह

    स्रोत: Printed page 235 (PDF p.267 of scratchpad/bphs1.pdf), folio "२३५" (right side). Running head reads the CHAPTER title "आयुर्दायाध्यायः" (C-type) -- page234 was T-type, page235 is C-type, continuing the C/T/C/T alternation across pages231-235 (still not declared a fully resolved global pattern). Threshold selection: sweep (scratchpad/sweep235.py) plateau, stable at 35 bands from T=3.5 through T=10. T5-vs-T7 diff (scratchpad/diff235.py): BOTH give 35 bands (band boundaries shift slightly but no band gained/lost) -- NO genuine discrepancy this page, unlike pages232-234. THRESH=5 used for consistency with the rest of the text. Proceeded with scratchpad/band235.py (35 bands, p235-b00..p235-b34). Gap re-scan (mandatory): max gap 121px (band0-to-1, folio/running-head-to-first-verse transition) -- within normal range for this page-opening pattern (compare page234's band0-to-1 gap of 148px), not anomalous; no chapter-boundary colophon/heading expected here since chapter44 already opened on page234. **Bands1-10: FIVE new root verses, 44.4-44.8**, continuing chapter44's opening teaching on longevity-computation (pindayus method): - 44.4: the planets, by virtue of their placement in exaltation/debilitation/other signs, and the nakshatras and rashis likewise, indicate longevity here according to their [respective] strength. - 44.5: there, I speak of the pinda-ayus etc., according to the planets' placement -- O reverend sage, I tell it now with careful attention. - 44.6: a bhuta-sankhya (word-numeral) encoding verse giving the pinda-ayus (base-longevity, in years) for each of the seven grahas when situated in their own sign of exaltation. CONTESTED/LOW-CONFIDENCE COMPOUND: the dense conjunct string in the printed verse ("अङ्केन्दुतत्त्वातिथ्यखवाणेन्दिन्दुकरा") was zoomed at 2.5x-4.5x (scratchpad/p235-b06-zoom.png, p235-b06-s1.png, p235-b06-s2.png) but individual akshara-boundaries within this specific bhuta-sankhya compound remain lower-confidence than the surrounding text due to conjunct density at this scan resolution; retained as best-effort read, RATHER than silently smoothed. The commentary (bands 15-16 below) explicitly and unambiguously DECODES this verse's intended values in plain Hindi prose, which is the reliable source for the numeric content: Sun=19, Moon=25, Mars=15, Mercury=12, Jupiter=15, Venus=21, Saturn=20 (years), when each is in its own exaltation sign. - 44.7: the pinda-ayus values have been declared; when the planet is in debilitation, that value is halved; for a planet in between [exaltation and debilitation], the precise measure of longevity should be known through proportional discernment. - 44.8: the calculation method -- from the planet's longitude, purify [i.e. compute distance] from its exaltation-point (subtracting six signs as needed); the remainder multiplied by its own pinda-ayus, [divided by 12 signs], yields the years of longevity by sign-based measure. **Bands11-33: ONE LARGE CONTINUOUS Hindi commentary block**, opening with "पराशर ने कहा—" and running through verses 44.2 through 44.8: - Bands11-12 CLOSE the multi-page shared-commentary truncation for **verses 44.2-44.3** that was left OPEN/PENDING on page234 (translationHi was deliberately left empty there, disclosed as pending) -- this is the SEVENTH occurrence of this text's recurring multi-page shared-commentary pattern, now CLOSED. Text: "पराशर ने कहा—हे मैत्रेय ! लोकोपकारक आयुर्ज्ञान अब मैं बतलाता हूँ। महर्षियों ने उसके अनेक भेद बतलाए हैं। मैं उनका सार निकाल कर कहता हूँ।" - Bands13-14: commentary for 44.4. - Bands15: commentary opening for 44.5. - Bands16: the numeric decode for 44.6 (see above). - Bands17-18: commentary for 44.7. - Bands19-33: commentary and method for 44.8, including TWO fully worked numerical examples (for the Sun and for the Moon) illustrating the pinda-ayus calculation with sexagesimal (rashi-degree-minute-second) arithmetic. The SECOND example (Moon) is TRUNCATED at the page's bottom edge (band33, mid-calculation, division by 12 not yet shown) and continues onto page236 -- disclosed as an open item, NOT a verse-content truncation (this is illustrative commentary arithmetic, not root-verse text), so it does not block chapter44's verse count. The exact digit-strings in bands23-33 are dense sexagesimal notation at small print size; transcribed best-effort from the scanned bands and disclosed as such -- any residual imprecision here affects only the worked illustration, not the root verse (44.8) or its core stated method (bands19-22), which read clearly. **Band34 (tail)**: eGangotri digitization watermark, confirmed again as the page's true final band. **Chapter44 verse count after this page: 8 (44.1-44.8), STILL PROVISIONAL** -- no closing colophon yet; commentary for 44.8's second worked example (Moon) truncated, continuing to page236.

  6. 44.6 सत्यापित

    44.6

    संस्कृत

    क्रमशः स्वस्वतुङ्गस्थभास्करादिग्रहेषु हि । अङ्केन्दुतत्त्वातिथ्यखवाणेन्दिन्दुकरा नखाः ॥ ६ ॥

    kramashah svasvatungasthabhaskaradigraheshu hi, ankendutattvatithyakhavanendindukara nakhah.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Respectively, for the Sun and the other planets [karakas] each situated in its own exaltation, [the pinda-ayus values are given by the following bhuta-sankhya numeral-words]. [CONTESTED/low-confidence compound, retained as printed and disclosed -- see source note; the commentary explicitly decodes the intended values as Sun=19, Moon=25, Mars=15, Mercury=12, Jupiter=15, Venus=21, Saturn=20 years.]

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    अपने-अपने उच्च में रहने पर क्रमशः १९, २५, १५, १२, १५, २१, २०, वर्ष,

    स्रोत: Printed page 235 (PDF p.267 of scratchpad/bphs1.pdf), folio "२३५" (right side). Running head reads the CHAPTER title "आयुर्दायाध्यायः" (C-type) -- page234 was T-type, page235 is C-type, continuing the C/T/C/T alternation across pages231-235 (still not declared a fully resolved global pattern). Threshold selection: sweep (scratchpad/sweep235.py) plateau, stable at 35 bands from T=3.5 through T=10. T5-vs-T7 diff (scratchpad/diff235.py): BOTH give 35 bands (band boundaries shift slightly but no band gained/lost) -- NO genuine discrepancy this page, unlike pages232-234. THRESH=5 used for consistency with the rest of the text. Proceeded with scratchpad/band235.py (35 bands, p235-b00..p235-b34). Gap re-scan (mandatory): max gap 121px (band0-to-1, folio/running-head-to-first-verse transition) -- within normal range for this page-opening pattern (compare page234's band0-to-1 gap of 148px), not anomalous; no chapter-boundary colophon/heading expected here since chapter44 already opened on page234. **Bands1-10: FIVE new root verses, 44.4-44.8**, continuing chapter44's opening teaching on longevity-computation (pindayus method): - 44.4: the planets, by virtue of their placement in exaltation/debilitation/other signs, and the nakshatras and rashis likewise, indicate longevity here according to their [respective] strength. - 44.5: there, I speak of the pinda-ayus etc., according to the planets' placement -- O reverend sage, I tell it now with careful attention. - 44.6: a bhuta-sankhya (word-numeral) encoding verse giving the pinda-ayus (base-longevity, in years) for each of the seven grahas when situated in their own sign of exaltation. CONTESTED/LOW-CONFIDENCE COMPOUND: the dense conjunct string in the printed verse ("अङ्केन्दुतत्त्वातिथ्यखवाणेन्दिन्दुकरा") was zoomed at 2.5x-4.5x (scratchpad/p235-b06-zoom.png, p235-b06-s1.png, p235-b06-s2.png) but individual akshara-boundaries within this specific bhuta-sankhya compound remain lower-confidence than the surrounding text due to conjunct density at this scan resolution; retained as best-effort read, RATHER than silently smoothed. The commentary (bands 15-16 below) explicitly and unambiguously DECODES this verse's intended values in plain Hindi prose, which is the reliable source for the numeric content: Sun=19, Moon=25, Mars=15, Mercury=12, Jupiter=15, Venus=21, Saturn=20 (years), when each is in its own exaltation sign. - 44.7: the pinda-ayus values have been declared; when the planet is in debilitation, that value is halved; for a planet in between [exaltation and debilitation], the precise measure of longevity should be known through proportional discernment. - 44.8: the calculation method -- from the planet's longitude, purify [i.e. compute distance] from its exaltation-point (subtracting six signs as needed); the remainder multiplied by its own pinda-ayus, [divided by 12 signs], yields the years of longevity by sign-based measure. **Bands11-33: ONE LARGE CONTINUOUS Hindi commentary block**, opening with "पराशर ने कहा—" and running through verses 44.2 through 44.8: - Bands11-12 CLOSE the multi-page shared-commentary truncation for **verses 44.2-44.3** that was left OPEN/PENDING on page234 (translationHi was deliberately left empty there, disclosed as pending) -- this is the SEVENTH occurrence of this text's recurring multi-page shared-commentary pattern, now CLOSED. Text: "पराशर ने कहा—हे मैत्रेय ! लोकोपकारक आयुर्ज्ञान अब मैं बतलाता हूँ। महर्षियों ने उसके अनेक भेद बतलाए हैं। मैं उनका सार निकाल कर कहता हूँ।" - Bands13-14: commentary for 44.4. - Bands15: commentary opening for 44.5. - Bands16: the numeric decode for 44.6 (see above). - Bands17-18: commentary for 44.7. - Bands19-33: commentary and method for 44.8, including TWO fully worked numerical examples (for the Sun and for the Moon) illustrating the pinda-ayus calculation with sexagesimal (rashi-degree-minute-second) arithmetic. The SECOND example (Moon) is TRUNCATED at the page's bottom edge (band33, mid-calculation, division by 12 not yet shown) and continues onto page236 -- disclosed as an open item, NOT a verse-content truncation (this is illustrative commentary arithmetic, not root-verse text), so it does not block chapter44's verse count. The exact digit-strings in bands23-33 are dense sexagesimal notation at small print size; transcribed best-effort from the scanned bands and disclosed as such -- any residual imprecision here affects only the worked illustration, not the root verse (44.8) or its core stated method (bands19-22), which read clearly. **Band34 (tail)**: eGangotri digitization watermark, confirmed again as the page's true final band. **Chapter44 verse count after this page: 8 (44.1-44.8), STILL PROVISIONAL** -- no closing colophon yet; commentary for 44.8's second worked example (Moon) truncated, continuing to page236.

  7. 44.7 सत्यापित

    44.7

    संस्कृत

    आयुःपिण्डा निगदिता नीचस्थेषु तदर्धकम् । मध्ये विवेकतो ज्ञेयं स्फुटमायुःप्रमाणकम् ॥ ७ ॥

    ayuhpinda nigadita nichastheshu tadardhakam, madhye vivekato jneyam sphutamayuhpramanakam.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The pinda-ayus [values] have been declared; when [the planet is] in debilitation, that becomes halved. For a planet in between [exaltation and debilitation], the precise measure of longevity should be known through proportional discernment.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    नीच में इनके आधे, और सम्य में (उच्च नीच के बीच में) रहने से अनुपात से स्पष्ट आयुःप्रमाण समझना चाहिए।

    स्रोत: Printed page 235 (PDF p.267 of scratchpad/bphs1.pdf), folio "२३५" (right side). Running head reads the CHAPTER title "आयुर्दायाध्यायः" (C-type) -- page234 was T-type, page235 is C-type, continuing the C/T/C/T alternation across pages231-235 (still not declared a fully resolved global pattern). Threshold selection: sweep (scratchpad/sweep235.py) plateau, stable at 35 bands from T=3.5 through T=10. T5-vs-T7 diff (scratchpad/diff235.py): BOTH give 35 bands (band boundaries shift slightly but no band gained/lost) -- NO genuine discrepancy this page, unlike pages232-234. THRESH=5 used for consistency with the rest of the text. Proceeded with scratchpad/band235.py (35 bands, p235-b00..p235-b34). Gap re-scan (mandatory): max gap 121px (band0-to-1, folio/running-head-to-first-verse transition) -- within normal range for this page-opening pattern (compare page234's band0-to-1 gap of 148px), not anomalous; no chapter-boundary colophon/heading expected here since chapter44 already opened on page234. **Bands1-10: FIVE new root verses, 44.4-44.8**, continuing chapter44's opening teaching on longevity-computation (pindayus method): - 44.4: the planets, by virtue of their placement in exaltation/debilitation/other signs, and the nakshatras and rashis likewise, indicate longevity here according to their [respective] strength. - 44.5: there, I speak of the pinda-ayus etc., according to the planets' placement -- O reverend sage, I tell it now with careful attention. - 44.6: a bhuta-sankhya (word-numeral) encoding verse giving the pinda-ayus (base-longevity, in years) for each of the seven grahas when situated in their own sign of exaltation. CONTESTED/LOW-CONFIDENCE COMPOUND: the dense conjunct string in the printed verse ("अङ्केन्दुतत्त्वातिथ्यखवाणेन्दिन्दुकरा") was zoomed at 2.5x-4.5x (scratchpad/p235-b06-zoom.png, p235-b06-s1.png, p235-b06-s2.png) but individual akshara-boundaries within this specific bhuta-sankhya compound remain lower-confidence than the surrounding text due to conjunct density at this scan resolution; retained as best-effort read, RATHER than silently smoothed. The commentary (bands 15-16 below) explicitly and unambiguously DECODES this verse's intended values in plain Hindi prose, which is the reliable source for the numeric content: Sun=19, Moon=25, Mars=15, Mercury=12, Jupiter=15, Venus=21, Saturn=20 (years), when each is in its own exaltation sign. - 44.7: the pinda-ayus values have been declared; when the planet is in debilitation, that value is halved; for a planet in between [exaltation and debilitation], the precise measure of longevity should be known through proportional discernment. - 44.8: the calculation method -- from the planet's longitude, purify [i.e. compute distance] from its exaltation-point (subtracting six signs as needed); the remainder multiplied by its own pinda-ayus, [divided by 12 signs], yields the years of longevity by sign-based measure. **Bands11-33: ONE LARGE CONTINUOUS Hindi commentary block**, opening with "पराशर ने कहा—" and running through verses 44.2 through 44.8: - Bands11-12 CLOSE the multi-page shared-commentary truncation for **verses 44.2-44.3** that was left OPEN/PENDING on page234 (translationHi was deliberately left empty there, disclosed as pending) -- this is the SEVENTH occurrence of this text's recurring multi-page shared-commentary pattern, now CLOSED. Text: "पराशर ने कहा—हे मैत्रेय ! लोकोपकारक आयुर्ज्ञान अब मैं बतलाता हूँ। महर्षियों ने उसके अनेक भेद बतलाए हैं। मैं उनका सार निकाल कर कहता हूँ।" - Bands13-14: commentary for 44.4. - Bands15: commentary opening for 44.5. - Bands16: the numeric decode for 44.6 (see above). - Bands17-18: commentary for 44.7. - Bands19-33: commentary and method for 44.8, including TWO fully worked numerical examples (for the Sun and for the Moon) illustrating the pinda-ayus calculation with sexagesimal (rashi-degree-minute-second) arithmetic. The SECOND example (Moon) is TRUNCATED at the page's bottom edge (band33, mid-calculation, division by 12 not yet shown) and continues onto page236 -- disclosed as an open item, NOT a verse-content truncation (this is illustrative commentary arithmetic, not root-verse text), so it does not block chapter44's verse count. The exact digit-strings in bands23-33 are dense sexagesimal notation at small print size; transcribed best-effort from the scanned bands and disclosed as such -- any residual imprecision here affects only the worked illustration, not the root verse (44.8) or its core stated method (bands19-22), which read clearly. **Band34 (tail)**: eGangotri digitization watermark, confirmed again as the page's true final band. **Chapter44 verse count after this page: 8 (44.1-44.8), STILL PROVISIONAL** -- no closing colophon yet; commentary for 44.8's second worked example (Moon) truncated, continuing to page236.

  8. 44.8 सत्यापित

    44.8

    संस्कृत

    तुङ्गशुद्धं खगं षड्भादूनं चक्राद् विशोध्य यत् । पिण्डः संगुणितं शेषं हायना भादिमानतः ॥ ८ ॥

    tungashuddham khagam shadbhadunam chakrad vishodhya yat, pindah sanguninam sheshan hayana bhadimanatah.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Having purified the planet’s longitude from its exaltation-point (reduced by six signs as needed), and having subtracted from the [zodiac] circle: whatever remains, multiplied by its pinda -- that gives the years, by sign-based measure.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जिस ग्रह का आयुःस्पष्ट करना हो उसके राश्यादि में उच्च-राश्यादि को घटाकर शेष राश्यादि को स्वपठित पिण्डायु से गुणा कर विकला से राशिपर्यन्त सर्वर्णन से जो भगणादि हो वही वर्षादि आयुर्दाय उस ग्रह का समझना। उच्च राश्यादि को घटाने पर शेष, षड्राशयरूप हो तो १२ में घटाना चाहिए। [उदाहरण—सूर्यकृत स्पष्टायु साध्य हो तो स्फुट सूर्य राश्यादि २।५।२५।१५" में सूर्योच्चराश्यादि ०।१०।१०।० को घटाने से... राशिस्थान में १२ का भाग दिया तो सूर्य का वर्षादि-आयुर्दाय = १५।१।१२७।०।१५ हुआ। इसी तरह यदि स्फुटचन्द्र = ३।१४।१८।२६" हो तो इसमें चन्द्रोच्च राश्यादि को घटा कर... इसे चन्द्रोच्च पठित पिण्डमान २५ से गुणा करने पर २२५।४५०।१०२५।८५० हुआ। इसे सवर्णित करने से २३२।४७।१९।१० हुआ। राशिस्थान में १२ से भाग दिया तो वर्षादि स्पष्टचन्द्रमा की आयु = १९।४।४७।१९।१० हुई। इसी तरह अन्य ग्रहों का भी आयुर्दाय साधन करना चाहिए ॥ २-८ ॥]

    स्रोत: Printed page 235 (PDF p.267 of scratchpad/bphs1.pdf), folio "२३५" (right side). Running head reads the CHAPTER title "आयुर्दायाध्यायः" (C-type) -- page234 was T-type, page235 is C-type, continuing the C/T/C/T alternation across pages231-235 (still not declared a fully resolved global pattern). Threshold selection: sweep (scratchpad/sweep235.py) plateau, stable at 35 bands from T=3.5 through T=10. T5-vs-T7 diff (scratchpad/diff235.py): BOTH give 35 bands (band boundaries shift slightly but no band gained/lost) -- NO genuine discrepancy this page, unlike pages232-234. THRESH=5 used for consistency with the rest of the text. Proceeded with scratchpad/band235.py (35 bands, p235-b00..p235-b34). Gap re-scan (mandatory): max gap 121px (band0-to-1, folio/running-head-to-first-verse transition) -- within normal range for this page-opening pattern (compare page234's band0-to-1 gap of 148px), not anomalous; no chapter-boundary colophon/heading expected here since chapter44 already opened on page234. **Bands1-10: FIVE new root verses, 44.4-44.8**, continuing chapter44's opening teaching on longevity-computation (pindayus method): - 44.4: the planets, by virtue of their placement in exaltation/debilitation/other signs, and the nakshatras and rashis likewise, indicate longevity here according to their [respective] strength. - 44.5: there, I speak of the pinda-ayus etc., according to the planets' placement -- O reverend sage, I tell it now with careful attention. - 44.6: a bhuta-sankhya (word-numeral) encoding verse giving the pinda-ayus (base-longevity, in years) for each of the seven grahas when situated in their own sign of exaltation. CONTESTED/LOW-CONFIDENCE COMPOUND: the dense conjunct string in the printed verse ("अङ्केन्दुतत्त्वातिथ्यखवाणेन्दिन्दुकरा") was zoomed at 2.5x-4.5x (scratchpad/p235-b06-zoom.png, p235-b06-s1.png, p235-b06-s2.png) but individual akshara-boundaries within this specific bhuta-sankhya compound remain lower-confidence than the surrounding text due to conjunct density at this scan resolution; retained as best-effort read, RATHER than silently smoothed. The commentary (bands 15-16 below) explicitly and unambiguously DECODES this verse's intended values in plain Hindi prose, which is the reliable source for the numeric content: Sun=19, Moon=25, Mars=15, Mercury=12, Jupiter=15, Venus=21, Saturn=20 (years), when each is in its own exaltation sign. - 44.7: the pinda-ayus values have been declared; when the planet is in debilitation, that value is halved; for a planet in between [exaltation and debilitation], the precise measure of longevity should be known through proportional discernment. - 44.8: the calculation method -- from the planet's longitude, purify [i.e. compute distance] from its exaltation-point (subtracting six signs as needed); the remainder multiplied by its own pinda-ayus, [divided by 12 signs], yields the years of longevity by sign-based measure. **Bands11-33: ONE LARGE CONTINUOUS Hindi commentary block**, opening with "पराशर ने कहा—" and running through verses 44.2 through 44.8: - Bands11-12 CLOSE the multi-page shared-commentary truncation for **verses 44.2-44.3** that was left OPEN/PENDING on page234 (translationHi was deliberately left empty there, disclosed as pending) -- this is the SEVENTH occurrence of this text's recurring multi-page shared-commentary pattern, now CLOSED. Text: "पराशर ने कहा—हे मैत्रेय ! लोकोपकारक आयुर्ज्ञान अब मैं बतलाता हूँ। महर्षियों ने उसके अनेक भेद बतलाए हैं। मैं उनका सार निकाल कर कहता हूँ।" - Bands13-14: commentary for 44.4. - Bands15: commentary opening for 44.5. - Bands16: the numeric decode for 44.6 (see above). - Bands17-18: commentary for 44.7. - Bands19-33: commentary and method for 44.8, including TWO fully worked numerical examples (for the Sun and for the Moon) illustrating the pinda-ayus calculation with sexagesimal (rashi-degree-minute-second) arithmetic. The SECOND example (Moon) is TRUNCATED at the page's bottom edge (band33, mid-calculation, division by 12 not yet shown) and continues onto page236 -- disclosed as an open item, NOT a verse-content truncation (this is illustrative commentary arithmetic, not root-verse text), so it does not block chapter44's verse count. The exact digit-strings in bands23-33 are dense sexagesimal notation at small print size; transcribed best-effort from the scanned bands and disclosed as such -- any residual imprecision here affects only the worked illustration, not the root verse (44.8) or its core stated method (bands19-22), which read clearly. **Band34 (tail)**: eGangotri digitization watermark, confirmed again as the page's true final band. **Chapter44 verse count after this page: 8 (44.1-44.8), STILL PROVISIONAL** -- no closing colophon yet; commentary for 44.8's second worked example (Moon) truncated, continuing to page236.

  9. 44.9 सत्यापित

    44.9

    संस्कृत

    अस्तंगतो ग्रहः स्वार्धमपहाय सितार्कजौ । शत्रुक्षेत्रगतस्त्र्यंशं हरेद् वक्रगति विना ॥ ९ ॥

    astangato grahah svardhamapahaya sitarkajau, shatrukshetragatastryamsham hared vakragati vina.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    A combust planet gives up half of its own [pinda-ayus] -- except Venus and Saturn [who are unaffected by combustion in this rule]. A planet situated in an enemy's sign loses one-third [of its longevity] -- except when in retrograde motion.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जो ग्रह अस्तंगत (सूर्यसान्निध्य से) हो वह आगत आयु के आधे को ह्रास करता है, किन्तु शुक्र-शनि अस्त भी हों तो भी आनीत आयु में ह्रास नहीं होता। इसी तरह वक्रगति ग्रह के अतिरिक्त ग्रह शत्रुक्षेत्रगत हों तो आनीत आयु का तृतीयांश ह्रास हो जाता है, किन्तु वक्री ग्रह में यह ह्रास नहीं होना है ॥ ९ ॥

    स्रोत: Printed page 236 (PDF p.268 of scratchpad/bphs1.pdf), folio "२३६" (left side). Running head reads the BOOK TITLE "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" (T-type) -- page235 was C-type (chapter title), page236 is T-type, continuing the C/T alternation across pages231-236 (C,T,C,T,C,T -- six consecutive pages now, still tracked rather than declared a fully resolved global rule since earlier parts of the text broke this pattern). Threshold selection: sweep (scratchpad/sweep236.py) showed T5=34 bands, T7=32 bands -- a genuine discrepancy. T5-vs-T7 diff (scratchpad/diff236.py) identified two bands present at T5 but absent at T7: native (760,788) h28 and native (3729,3775) h46. Both zoomed and confirmed as genuine short editorial subheading/marker lines ("संस्कार विशेष—" and "सपाप लग्न में विशेष—"), not scan noise. THRESH=5 reconfirmed necessary. Proceeded with scratchpad/band236.py (34 bands, p236-b00..p236-b33). Gap re-scan (mandatory): max gaps 128px (band0-to-1) and 108px (band25-to-26) -- both within normal range, well below the ~200+ px chapter-transition signature seen at chapter42-to-43 and chapter43-to-44. Page236 is a straightforward continuation of chapter44, not a new chapter boundary. **Band1-2: CLOSE the multi-page shared-commentary truncation for verse 44.8's second worked example (Moon)** left OPEN/PENDING on page235 (truncated mid-division, disclosed as pending) -- this is the EIGHTH occurrence of this text's recurring multi-page shared-commentary pattern, now CLOSED. Text: "...से भाग दिया तो वर्षादि स्पष्टचन्द्रमा की आयु = १९।४।४७।१९।१० हुई इसी तरह अन्य ग्रहों का भी आयुर्दाय साधन करना चाहिए ॥ २-८ ॥" (closes the whole commentary block for verses 44.2-44.8). Backfilled via UPDATES in this page's seed script (appended to verse 44.8's translationHi, replacing the "[गणना पृष्ठ २३६ पर जारी]" placeholder with the actual continuation and result). **Band3: structural editorial subheading (NOT a verse)**: "संस्कार विशेष—" ("Special adjustment/refinement—"), a threshold-discrepancy band, zoom-confirmed (scratchpad/p236-disc1.png). Introduces verse 44.9 below; recorded as a structural/source note per the copyright-safety rule, not seeded as its own verse entry. **Bands4-9: VERSE 44.9 + commentary**, on longevity-reduction for combust and enemy-sign placement: - Sanskrit (bands4-5): "अस्तंगतो ग्रहः स्वार्धमपहाय सितार्कजौ । शत्रुक्षेत्रगतस्त्र्यंशं हरेद् वक्रगति विना ॥ ९ ॥" -- SAME-PAGE-CONTROL ZOOM VERIFICATION applied to two contested compounds before seeding: (1) "स्वार्धमपहाय" (initially misread as containing "स" rather than "म" at normal resolution; 8x zoom on scratchpad/p236-b04-char.png confirmed the distinctive crossed-stroke shape of "म", not "स", giving "स्वार्धम्" + "अपहाय" = "having removed half of its own [pinda-ayus]"); (2) "शत्रुक्षेत्रगतस्त्र्यंशं" (initially misread with an अनुस्वार-bearing "रुष्यंशं"; 6x zoom on scratchpad/p236-b05-word.png clearly showed "स्त्र्यं" forming "त्र्यंशं" = "one-third part"). Both corrected readings are independently confirmed by the accompanying commentary's plain-Hindi restatement (combust = half reduction except Venus-Saturn; enemy-sign = one-third reduction except retrograde), which matches exactly -- high confidence. - Commentary (bands6-9): "जो ग्रह अस्तंगत (सूर्यसान्निध्य से) हो वह आगत आयु के आधे को ह्रास करता है, किन्तु शुक्र-शनि अस्त भी हों तो भी आनीत आयु में ह्रास नहीं होता। इसी तरह वक्रगति ग्रह के अतिरिक्त ग्रह शत्रुक्षेत्रगत हों तो आनीत आयु का तृतीयांश ह्रास हो जाता है, किन्तु वक्री ग्रह में यह ह्रास नहीं होना है ॥ ९ ॥" **Band10: structural editorial subheading (NOT a verse)**: "आयुदोय में चक्रपात से ह्रास—" ("Reduction in longevity due to chakrapata [cyclic-fall counting]—"). Introduces verses 44.10-44.11 below; recorded as a structural/source note, not seeded as its own verse entry. **Bands11-25: VERSES 44.10-44.11 + commentary (including a quoted citation from Varahamihira)**, on longevity-adjustment by reverse-counted house placement from the 12th (vyaya) house: - Sanskrit 44.10 (bands11-12): "खगः क्रमात् समस्तार्धत्रिपादेषु रसांशकम् । क्रूरो रिष्फादुत्क्रमस्थस्तदर्धं तु हसेच्छुभः ॥ १० ॥" -- zoom-verified (scratchpad/p236-b11-word.png) for the compound "समस्तार्धत्रिपादेषु रसांशकम्". - Sanskrit 44.11 (bands13-14): "एकत्रैकस्त्वनेकेषु स्वभागं बलवान् हरेत् । क्षीणेन्दुरत्र विज्ञेयो पापो नैव कदाचन ॥ ११ ॥" - Commentary (bands15-22): "व्यय भाव से उत्क्रम (उलटा) रूप में स्थित पाप ग्रह क्रमशः अपने आयुर्दाय का सम्पूर्ण, आधा, तृतीयांश, तुर्यांश, पञ्चमांश, तथा षष्ठांश का अपहरण-कारक होते हैं। अर्थात् द्वादश भाव से १२, ११, १०, ९, ८, ७, में स्थित पापग्रह पूर्वोक्त आयु का अपहरण करते हैं। उन्हीं स्थानों में स्थित शुभग्रह क्रमशः [दो भिन्न अंशों का क्रम -- घने लघु अंक, न्यून-विश्वसनीयता, यथामुद्रित रखा गया] अंश का अपहारक होते हैं। अर्थात् व्यय स्थान से द्वादश में स्थित शुभग्रह हो तो आयु का अर्धमात्र अंश का ह्रास होता है और वहीं पापग्रह हों तो पूरी आयु का ह्रास कहना। एक स्थान में अनेक ग्रह हों तो बली ग्रह के ही अंश का ह्रास होता है। आयुर्दाय साधन में क्षीणचन्द्र पाप नहीं प्रत्युत शुभ हो समझे जाते हैं। वराहमिहिर ने भी यह कहा है—" [DENSE FRACTION NOTATION, LOW CONFIDENCE: the small numerator/denominator fraction cluster in bands18-19, listing the benefic reduction-fractions per reverse-counted house, is dense small-print vertical fraction notation (e.g. "१/२, १/३..." style marks) at the edge of legible resolution; zoomed at 6x (scratchpad/p236-b18-fraczoom.png, p236-b19-fraczoom.png) but individual numerator/denominator digits remain lower-confidence than the surrounding prose. Retained as a disclosed gap rather than fabricated; the overall RULE is clear and unambiguous from the surrounding prose (malefics in reverse-counted 12,11,10,9,8,7 from the 12th house progressively reduce by full/half/third/fourth/fifth/sixth; benefics in the same positions add smaller, correspondingly graded amounts; a benefic specifically in the 12th [vyaya-counted position] adds only a half-matra amount, per band20's explicit prose statement).] - Citation from Varahamihira (bands23-25), a quoted classical Sanskrit verse embedded in the Hindi commentary (not a BPHS root verse -- attributed to another source): "मिहिर ने भी यह कहा है— सर्वार्धत्रिचरणपञ्चषष्ठभागाः क्षीयन्ते, व्ययभवनादसृषु वामम् । सस्वधर्ं ह्रासति तथैकराशिगानामेकोऽंशं हरति बली तथाह सद्यः ॥ १०-११ ॥" [the "॥ १०-११ ॥" is the printed BPHS commentary's own closing marker for verses 10-11, not part of the Varahamihira citation itself.] **Band26: structural editorial subheading (NOT a verse)**: "सपाप लग्न में विशेष—" ("Special rule when the ascendant is afflicted—"), the second threshold-discrepancy band, zoom-confirmed (scratchpad/p236-disc2.png). Introduces verses 44.12-44.13 below; recorded as a structural/source note, not seeded as its own verse entry. **Bands27-32: VERSES 44.12-44.13 + commentary (TRUNCATED, continuing to page237)**, on the special calculation when a malefic (Sun/Mars/Saturn) occupies the ascendant itself: - Sanskrit 44.12 (bands27-28): "तनुगेऽर्के कुजे मन्दे विलग्नांशकला द्विज ! ग्रहायुषा तु संगुण्य चक्रलिप्साभिराहरेत् ॥ १२ ॥" -- consistent with and confirmed by the commentary's explicit restatement (band31: "यदि लग्न में सूर्य, भौम, शनि ... हो तो"). - Sanskrit 44.13 (bands29-30): "शोधयेदाश्रयपादादि स्वायुषोऽथ सदीक्षिते । तदलं ज्ञेयमित्येष विशेषः परिकीर्त्तितः ॥ १३ ॥" -- LOW-CONFIDENCE COMPOUND: "आश्रयपादादि" is a dense technical compound zoomed twice (scratchpad/p236-b29-word.png, p236-b29-word-tight.png up to 8x) without reaching full akshara-level certainty; retained as best-effort and disclosed, consistent with the no-fabrication rule for contested printed readings. - Commentary (bands31-32, TRUNCATED): "यदि लग्न में सूर्य, भौम, शनि (कोई भी पाप) हो तो लग्नांशों की कला को प्रत्येक ग्रह की आयु से गुणा कर चक्रलिप्ता (२१६००) से भाग दें। लब्धवर्षादि..." -- cuts off mid-sentence at the page's bottom edge (band32), continuing onto page237. This is the NINTH occurrence of this text's recurring multi-page shared-commentary pattern; left OPEN/PENDING here, to be closed when page237 is read. Does not block chapter44's verse count (commentary elaboration only, not root-verse text); verses 44.12-44.13's own Sanskrit text is complete and unambiguous as printed. **Band33 (tail)**: eGangotri digitization watermark, confirmed again as the page's true final band, matching the established 30px-height signature. **Chapter44 verse count after this page: 13 (44.1-44.13), STILL PROVISIONAL** -- no closing colophon yet; commentary for 44.13 truncated, continuing to page237.

  10. 44.10 सत्यापित

    44.10

    संस्कृत

    खगः क्रमात् समस्तार्धत्रिपादेषु रसांशकम् । क्रूरो रिष्फादुत्क्रमस्थस्तदर्धं तु हसेच्छुभः ॥ १० ॥

    khagah kramat samastardhatripadeshu rasamshakam, kruro rishphadutkramasthastadardham tu hasechchhubhah.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    A planet, counted in reverse from the 12th [vyaya] house, situated respectively in the whole/half/three-quarter portions [of this reverse count] -- a malefic there reduces [longevity accordingly], while a benefic in the same [reverse-counted] positions reduces [it] by half that amount.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    व्यय भाव से उत्क्रम (उलटा) रूप में स्थित पाप ग्रह क्रमशः अपने आयुर्दाय का सम्पूर्ण, आधा, तृतीयांश, तुर्यांश, पञ्चमांश, तथा षष्ठांश का अपहरण-कारक होते हैं। अर्थात् द्वादश भाव से १२, ११, १०, ९, ८, ७, में स्थित पापग्रह पूर्वोक्त आयु का अपहरण करते हैं।

    स्रोत: Printed page 236 (PDF p.268 of scratchpad/bphs1.pdf), folio "२३६" (left side). Running head reads the BOOK TITLE "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" (T-type) -- page235 was C-type (chapter title), page236 is T-type, continuing the C/T alternation across pages231-236 (C,T,C,T,C,T -- six consecutive pages now, still tracked rather than declared a fully resolved global rule since earlier parts of the text broke this pattern). Threshold selection: sweep (scratchpad/sweep236.py) showed T5=34 bands, T7=32 bands -- a genuine discrepancy. T5-vs-T7 diff (scratchpad/diff236.py) identified two bands present at T5 but absent at T7: native (760,788) h28 and native (3729,3775) h46. Both zoomed and confirmed as genuine short editorial subheading/marker lines ("संस्कार विशेष—" and "सपाप लग्न में विशेष—"), not scan noise. THRESH=5 reconfirmed necessary. Proceeded with scratchpad/band236.py (34 bands, p236-b00..p236-b33). Gap re-scan (mandatory): max gaps 128px (band0-to-1) and 108px (band25-to-26) -- both within normal range, well below the ~200+ px chapter-transition signature seen at chapter42-to-43 and chapter43-to-44. Page236 is a straightforward continuation of chapter44, not a new chapter boundary. **Band1-2: CLOSE the multi-page shared-commentary truncation for verse 44.8's second worked example (Moon)** left OPEN/PENDING on page235 (truncated mid-division, disclosed as pending) -- this is the EIGHTH occurrence of this text's recurring multi-page shared-commentary pattern, now CLOSED. Text: "...से भाग दिया तो वर्षादि स्पष्टचन्द्रमा की आयु = १९।४।४७।१९।१० हुई इसी तरह अन्य ग्रहों का भी आयुर्दाय साधन करना चाहिए ॥ २-८ ॥" (closes the whole commentary block for verses 44.2-44.8). Backfilled via UPDATES in this page's seed script (appended to verse 44.8's translationHi, replacing the "[गणना पृष्ठ २३६ पर जारी]" placeholder with the actual continuation and result). **Band3: structural editorial subheading (NOT a verse)**: "संस्कार विशेष—" ("Special adjustment/refinement—"), a threshold-discrepancy band, zoom-confirmed (scratchpad/p236-disc1.png). Introduces verse 44.9 below; recorded as a structural/source note per the copyright-safety rule, not seeded as its own verse entry. **Bands4-9: VERSE 44.9 + commentary**, on longevity-reduction for combust and enemy-sign placement: - Sanskrit (bands4-5): "अस्तंगतो ग्रहः स्वार्धमपहाय सितार्कजौ । शत्रुक्षेत्रगतस्त्र्यंशं हरेद् वक्रगति विना ॥ ९ ॥" -- SAME-PAGE-CONTROL ZOOM VERIFICATION applied to two contested compounds before seeding: (1) "स्वार्धमपहाय" (initially misread as containing "स" rather than "म" at normal resolution; 8x zoom on scratchpad/p236-b04-char.png confirmed the distinctive crossed-stroke shape of "म", not "स", giving "स्वार्धम्" + "अपहाय" = "having removed half of its own [pinda-ayus]"); (2) "शत्रुक्षेत्रगतस्त्र्यंशं" (initially misread with an अनुस्वार-bearing "रुष्यंशं"; 6x zoom on scratchpad/p236-b05-word.png clearly showed "स्त्र्यं" forming "त्र्यंशं" = "one-third part"). Both corrected readings are independently confirmed by the accompanying commentary's plain-Hindi restatement (combust = half reduction except Venus-Saturn; enemy-sign = one-third reduction except retrograde), which matches exactly -- high confidence. - Commentary (bands6-9): "जो ग्रह अस्तंगत (सूर्यसान्निध्य से) हो वह आगत आयु के आधे को ह्रास करता है, किन्तु शुक्र-शनि अस्त भी हों तो भी आनीत आयु में ह्रास नहीं होता। इसी तरह वक्रगति ग्रह के अतिरिक्त ग्रह शत्रुक्षेत्रगत हों तो आनीत आयु का तृतीयांश ह्रास हो जाता है, किन्तु वक्री ग्रह में यह ह्रास नहीं होना है ॥ ९ ॥" **Band10: structural editorial subheading (NOT a verse)**: "आयुदोय में चक्रपात से ह्रास—" ("Reduction in longevity due to chakrapata [cyclic-fall counting]—"). Introduces verses 44.10-44.11 below; recorded as a structural/source note, not seeded as its own verse entry. **Bands11-25: VERSES 44.10-44.11 + commentary (including a quoted citation from Varahamihira)**, on longevity-adjustment by reverse-counted house placement from the 12th (vyaya) house: - Sanskrit 44.10 (bands11-12): "खगः क्रमात् समस्तार्धत्रिपादेषु रसांशकम् । क्रूरो रिष्फादुत्क्रमस्थस्तदर्धं तु हसेच्छुभः ॥ १० ॥" -- zoom-verified (scratchpad/p236-b11-word.png) for the compound "समस्तार्धत्रिपादेषु रसांशकम्". - Sanskrit 44.11 (bands13-14): "एकत्रैकस्त्वनेकेषु स्वभागं बलवान् हरेत् । क्षीणेन्दुरत्र विज्ञेयो पापो नैव कदाचन ॥ ११ ॥" - Commentary (bands15-22): "व्यय भाव से उत्क्रम (उलटा) रूप में स्थित पाप ग्रह क्रमशः अपने आयुर्दाय का सम्पूर्ण, आधा, तृतीयांश, तुर्यांश, पञ्चमांश, तथा षष्ठांश का अपहरण-कारक होते हैं। अर्थात् द्वादश भाव से १२, ११, १०, ९, ८, ७, में स्थित पापग्रह पूर्वोक्त आयु का अपहरण करते हैं। उन्हीं स्थानों में स्थित शुभग्रह क्रमशः [दो भिन्न अंशों का क्रम -- घने लघु अंक, न्यून-विश्वसनीयता, यथामुद्रित रखा गया] अंश का अपहारक होते हैं। अर्थात् व्यय स्थान से द्वादश में स्थित शुभग्रह हो तो आयु का अर्धमात्र अंश का ह्रास होता है और वहीं पापग्रह हों तो पूरी आयु का ह्रास कहना। एक स्थान में अनेक ग्रह हों तो बली ग्रह के ही अंश का ह्रास होता है। आयुर्दाय साधन में क्षीणचन्द्र पाप नहीं प्रत्युत शुभ हो समझे जाते हैं। वराहमिहिर ने भी यह कहा है—" [DENSE FRACTION NOTATION, LOW CONFIDENCE: the small numerator/denominator fraction cluster in bands18-19, listing the benefic reduction-fractions per reverse-counted house, is dense small-print vertical fraction notation (e.g. "१/२, १/३..." style marks) at the edge of legible resolution; zoomed at 6x (scratchpad/p236-b18-fraczoom.png, p236-b19-fraczoom.png) but individual numerator/denominator digits remain lower-confidence than the surrounding prose. Retained as a disclosed gap rather than fabricated; the overall RULE is clear and unambiguous from the surrounding prose (malefics in reverse-counted 12,11,10,9,8,7 from the 12th house progressively reduce by full/half/third/fourth/fifth/sixth; benefics in the same positions add smaller, correspondingly graded amounts; a benefic specifically in the 12th [vyaya-counted position] adds only a half-matra amount, per band20's explicit prose statement).] - Citation from Varahamihira (bands23-25), a quoted classical Sanskrit verse embedded in the Hindi commentary (not a BPHS root verse -- attributed to another source): "मिहिर ने भी यह कहा है— सर्वार्धत्रिचरणपञ्चषष्ठभागाः क्षीयन्ते, व्ययभवनादसृषु वामम् । सस्वधर्ं ह्रासति तथैकराशिगानामेकोऽंशं हरति बली तथाह सद्यः ॥ १०-११ ॥" [the "॥ १०-११ ॥" is the printed BPHS commentary's own closing marker for verses 10-11, not part of the Varahamihira citation itself.] **Band26: structural editorial subheading (NOT a verse)**: "सपाप लग्न में विशेष—" ("Special rule when the ascendant is afflicted—"), the second threshold-discrepancy band, zoom-confirmed (scratchpad/p236-disc2.png). Introduces verses 44.12-44.13 below; recorded as a structural/source note, not seeded as its own verse entry. **Bands27-32: VERSES 44.12-44.13 + commentary (TRUNCATED, continuing to page237)**, on the special calculation when a malefic (Sun/Mars/Saturn) occupies the ascendant itself: - Sanskrit 44.12 (bands27-28): "तनुगेऽर्के कुजे मन्दे विलग्नांशकला द्विज ! ग्रहायुषा तु संगुण्य चक्रलिप्साभिराहरेत् ॥ १२ ॥" -- consistent with and confirmed by the commentary's explicit restatement (band31: "यदि लग्न में सूर्य, भौम, शनि ... हो तो"). - Sanskrit 44.13 (bands29-30): "शोधयेदाश्रयपादादि स्वायुषोऽथ सदीक्षिते । तदलं ज्ञेयमित्येष विशेषः परिकीर्त्तितः ॥ १३ ॥" -- LOW-CONFIDENCE COMPOUND: "आश्रयपादादि" is a dense technical compound zoomed twice (scratchpad/p236-b29-word.png, p236-b29-word-tight.png up to 8x) without reaching full akshara-level certainty; retained as best-effort and disclosed, consistent with the no-fabrication rule for contested printed readings. - Commentary (bands31-32, TRUNCATED): "यदि लग्न में सूर्य, भौम, शनि (कोई भी पाप) हो तो लग्नांशों की कला को प्रत्येक ग्रह की आयु से गुणा कर चक्रलिप्ता (२१६००) से भाग दें। लब्धवर्षादि..." -- cuts off mid-sentence at the page's bottom edge (band32), continuing onto page237. This is the NINTH occurrence of this text's recurring multi-page shared-commentary pattern; left OPEN/PENDING here, to be closed when page237 is read. Does not block chapter44's verse count (commentary elaboration only, not root-verse text); verses 44.12-44.13's own Sanskrit text is complete and unambiguous as printed. **Band33 (tail)**: eGangotri digitization watermark, confirmed again as the page's true final band, matching the established 30px-height signature. **Chapter44 verse count after this page: 13 (44.1-44.13), STILL PROVISIONAL** -- no closing colophon yet; commentary for 44.13 truncated, continuing to page237.

  11. 44.11 सत्यापित

    44.11

    संस्कृत

    एकत्रैकस्त्वनेकेषु स्वभागं बलवान् हरेत् । क्षीणेन्दुरत्र विज्ञेयो पापो नैव कदाचन ॥ ११ ॥

    ekatraikastvanekeshu svabhagam balavan haret, kshinenduratra vijneyo papo naiva kadachana.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If a single planet occupies one such position, [it acts] alone; if several occupy [one position], the strongest reduces by its own share. The waning Moon should never be regarded as a malefic here [for this reduction rule].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    उन्हीं स्थानों में स्थित शुभग्रह क्रमशः [दो भिन्न अंशों का क्रम — घने लघु अंक, न्यून-विश्वसनीयता, यथामुद्रित रखा गया] अंश का अपहारक होते हैं। अर्थात् व्यय स्थान से द्वादश में स्थित शुभग्रह हो तो आयु का अर्धमात्र अंश का ह्रास होता है और वहीं पापग्रह हों तो पूरी आयु का ह्रास कहना। एक स्थान में अनेक ग्रह हों तो बली ग्रह के ही अंश का ह्रास होता है। आयुर्दाय साधन में क्षीणचन्द्र पाप नहीं प्रत्युत शुभ हो समझे जाते हैं। वराहमिहिर ने भी यह कहा है— सर्वार्धत्रिचरणपञ्चषष्ठभागाः क्षीयन्ते, व्ययभवनादसृषु वामम् । सस्वधर्ं ह्रासति तथैकराशिगानामेकोऽंशं हरति बली तथाह सद्यः ॥ १०-११ ॥ [उपर्युक्त संस्कृत उद्धरण वराहमिहिर का है, स्वयं परिशिष्ट-टीकाकार का उद्धरण मात्र है, मूल बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्र-श्लोक नहीं।]

    स्रोत: Printed page 236 (PDF p.268 of scratchpad/bphs1.pdf), folio "२३६" (left side). Running head reads the BOOK TITLE "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" (T-type) -- page235 was C-type (chapter title), page236 is T-type, continuing the C/T alternation across pages231-236 (C,T,C,T,C,T -- six consecutive pages now, still tracked rather than declared a fully resolved global rule since earlier parts of the text broke this pattern). Threshold selection: sweep (scratchpad/sweep236.py) showed T5=34 bands, T7=32 bands -- a genuine discrepancy. T5-vs-T7 diff (scratchpad/diff236.py) identified two bands present at T5 but absent at T7: native (760,788) h28 and native (3729,3775) h46. Both zoomed and confirmed as genuine short editorial subheading/marker lines ("संस्कार विशेष—" and "सपाप लग्न में विशेष—"), not scan noise. THRESH=5 reconfirmed necessary. Proceeded with scratchpad/band236.py (34 bands, p236-b00..p236-b33). Gap re-scan (mandatory): max gaps 128px (band0-to-1) and 108px (band25-to-26) -- both within normal range, well below the ~200+ px chapter-transition signature seen at chapter42-to-43 and chapter43-to-44. Page236 is a straightforward continuation of chapter44, not a new chapter boundary. **Band1-2: CLOSE the multi-page shared-commentary truncation for verse 44.8's second worked example (Moon)** left OPEN/PENDING on page235 (truncated mid-division, disclosed as pending) -- this is the EIGHTH occurrence of this text's recurring multi-page shared-commentary pattern, now CLOSED. Text: "...से भाग दिया तो वर्षादि स्पष्टचन्द्रमा की आयु = १९।४।४७।१९।१० हुई इसी तरह अन्य ग्रहों का भी आयुर्दाय साधन करना चाहिए ॥ २-८ ॥" (closes the whole commentary block for verses 44.2-44.8). Backfilled via UPDATES in this page's seed script (appended to verse 44.8's translationHi, replacing the "[गणना पृष्ठ २३६ पर जारी]" placeholder with the actual continuation and result). **Band3: structural editorial subheading (NOT a verse)**: "संस्कार विशेष—" ("Special adjustment/refinement—"), a threshold-discrepancy band, zoom-confirmed (scratchpad/p236-disc1.png). Introduces verse 44.9 below; recorded as a structural/source note per the copyright-safety rule, not seeded as its own verse entry. **Bands4-9: VERSE 44.9 + commentary**, on longevity-reduction for combust and enemy-sign placement: - Sanskrit (bands4-5): "अस्तंगतो ग्रहः स्वार्धमपहाय सितार्कजौ । शत्रुक्षेत्रगतस्त्र्यंशं हरेद् वक्रगति विना ॥ ९ ॥" -- SAME-PAGE-CONTROL ZOOM VERIFICATION applied to two contested compounds before seeding: (1) "स्वार्धमपहाय" (initially misread as containing "स" rather than "म" at normal resolution; 8x zoom on scratchpad/p236-b04-char.png confirmed the distinctive crossed-stroke shape of "म", not "स", giving "स्वार्धम्" + "अपहाय" = "having removed half of its own [pinda-ayus]"); (2) "शत्रुक्षेत्रगतस्त्र्यंशं" (initially misread with an अनुस्वार-bearing "रुष्यंशं"; 6x zoom on scratchpad/p236-b05-word.png clearly showed "स्त्र्यं" forming "त्र्यंशं" = "one-third part"). Both corrected readings are independently confirmed by the accompanying commentary's plain-Hindi restatement (combust = half reduction except Venus-Saturn; enemy-sign = one-third reduction except retrograde), which matches exactly -- high confidence. - Commentary (bands6-9): "जो ग्रह अस्तंगत (सूर्यसान्निध्य से) हो वह आगत आयु के आधे को ह्रास करता है, किन्तु शुक्र-शनि अस्त भी हों तो भी आनीत आयु में ह्रास नहीं होता। इसी तरह वक्रगति ग्रह के अतिरिक्त ग्रह शत्रुक्षेत्रगत हों तो आनीत आयु का तृतीयांश ह्रास हो जाता है, किन्तु वक्री ग्रह में यह ह्रास नहीं होना है ॥ ९ ॥" **Band10: structural editorial subheading (NOT a verse)**: "आयुदोय में चक्रपात से ह्रास—" ("Reduction in longevity due to chakrapata [cyclic-fall counting]—"). Introduces verses 44.10-44.11 below; recorded as a structural/source note, not seeded as its own verse entry. **Bands11-25: VERSES 44.10-44.11 + commentary (including a quoted citation from Varahamihira)**, on longevity-adjustment by reverse-counted house placement from the 12th (vyaya) house: - Sanskrit 44.10 (bands11-12): "खगः क्रमात् समस्तार्धत्रिपादेषु रसांशकम् । क्रूरो रिष्फादुत्क्रमस्थस्तदर्धं तु हसेच्छुभः ॥ १० ॥" -- zoom-verified (scratchpad/p236-b11-word.png) for the compound "समस्तार्धत्रिपादेषु रसांशकम्". - Sanskrit 44.11 (bands13-14): "एकत्रैकस्त्वनेकेषु स्वभागं बलवान् हरेत् । क्षीणेन्दुरत्र विज्ञेयो पापो नैव कदाचन ॥ ११ ॥" - Commentary (bands15-22): "व्यय भाव से उत्क्रम (उलटा) रूप में स्थित पाप ग्रह क्रमशः अपने आयुर्दाय का सम्पूर्ण, आधा, तृतीयांश, तुर्यांश, पञ्चमांश, तथा षष्ठांश का अपहरण-कारक होते हैं। अर्थात् द्वादश भाव से १२, ११, १०, ९, ८, ७, में स्थित पापग्रह पूर्वोक्त आयु का अपहरण करते हैं। उन्हीं स्थानों में स्थित शुभग्रह क्रमशः [दो भिन्न अंशों का क्रम -- घने लघु अंक, न्यून-विश्वसनीयता, यथामुद्रित रखा गया] अंश का अपहारक होते हैं। अर्थात् व्यय स्थान से द्वादश में स्थित शुभग्रह हो तो आयु का अर्धमात्र अंश का ह्रास होता है और वहीं पापग्रह हों तो पूरी आयु का ह्रास कहना। एक स्थान में अनेक ग्रह हों तो बली ग्रह के ही अंश का ह्रास होता है। आयुर्दाय साधन में क्षीणचन्द्र पाप नहीं प्रत्युत शुभ हो समझे जाते हैं। वराहमिहिर ने भी यह कहा है—" [DENSE FRACTION NOTATION, LOW CONFIDENCE: the small numerator/denominator fraction cluster in bands18-19, listing the benefic reduction-fractions per reverse-counted house, is dense small-print vertical fraction notation (e.g. "१/२, १/३..." style marks) at the edge of legible resolution; zoomed at 6x (scratchpad/p236-b18-fraczoom.png, p236-b19-fraczoom.png) but individual numerator/denominator digits remain lower-confidence than the surrounding prose. Retained as a disclosed gap rather than fabricated; the overall RULE is clear and unambiguous from the surrounding prose (malefics in reverse-counted 12,11,10,9,8,7 from the 12th house progressively reduce by full/half/third/fourth/fifth/sixth; benefics in the same positions add smaller, correspondingly graded amounts; a benefic specifically in the 12th [vyaya-counted position] adds only a half-matra amount, per band20's explicit prose statement).] - Citation from Varahamihira (bands23-25), a quoted classical Sanskrit verse embedded in the Hindi commentary (not a BPHS root verse -- attributed to another source): "मिहिर ने भी यह कहा है— सर्वार्धत्रिचरणपञ्चषष्ठभागाः क्षीयन्ते, व्ययभवनादसृषु वामम् । सस्वधर्ं ह्रासति तथैकराशिगानामेकोऽंशं हरति बली तथाह सद्यः ॥ १०-११ ॥" [the "॥ १०-११ ॥" is the printed BPHS commentary's own closing marker for verses 10-11, not part of the Varahamihira citation itself.] **Band26: structural editorial subheading (NOT a verse)**: "सपाप लग्न में विशेष—" ("Special rule when the ascendant is afflicted—"), the second threshold-discrepancy band, zoom-confirmed (scratchpad/p236-disc2.png). Introduces verses 44.12-44.13 below; recorded as a structural/source note, not seeded as its own verse entry. **Bands27-32: VERSES 44.12-44.13 + commentary (TRUNCATED, continuing to page237)**, on the special calculation when a malefic (Sun/Mars/Saturn) occupies the ascendant itself: - Sanskrit 44.12 (bands27-28): "तनुगेऽर्के कुजे मन्दे विलग्नांशकला द्विज ! ग्रहायुषा तु संगुण्य चक्रलिप्साभिराहरेत् ॥ १२ ॥" -- consistent with and confirmed by the commentary's explicit restatement (band31: "यदि लग्न में सूर्य, भौम, शनि ... हो तो"). - Sanskrit 44.13 (bands29-30): "शोधयेदाश्रयपादादि स्वायुषोऽथ सदीक्षिते । तदलं ज्ञेयमित्येष विशेषः परिकीर्त्तितः ॥ १३ ॥" -- LOW-CONFIDENCE COMPOUND: "आश्रयपादादि" is a dense technical compound zoomed twice (scratchpad/p236-b29-word.png, p236-b29-word-tight.png up to 8x) without reaching full akshara-level certainty; retained as best-effort and disclosed, consistent with the no-fabrication rule for contested printed readings. - Commentary (bands31-32, TRUNCATED): "यदि लग्न में सूर्य, भौम, शनि (कोई भी पाप) हो तो लग्नांशों की कला को प्रत्येक ग्रह की आयु से गुणा कर चक्रलिप्ता (२१६००) से भाग दें। लब्धवर्षादि..." -- cuts off mid-sentence at the page's bottom edge (band32), continuing onto page237. This is the NINTH occurrence of this text's recurring multi-page shared-commentary pattern; left OPEN/PENDING here, to be closed when page237 is read. Does not block chapter44's verse count (commentary elaboration only, not root-verse text); verses 44.12-44.13's own Sanskrit text is complete and unambiguous as printed. **Band33 (tail)**: eGangotri digitization watermark, confirmed again as the page's true final band, matching the established 30px-height signature. **Chapter44 verse count after this page: 13 (44.1-44.13), STILL PROVISIONAL** -- no closing colophon yet; commentary for 44.13 truncated, continuing to page237.

  12. 44.12 सत्यापित

    44.12

    संस्कृत

    तनुगेऽर्के कुजे मन्दे विलग्नांशकला द्विज ! ग्रहायुषा तु संगुण्य चक्रलिप्साभिराहरेत् ॥ १२ ॥

    tanugerke kuje mande vilagnamshakala dvija, grahayusha tu sangunya chakraliptabhiraharet.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    O twice-born! When the Sun, Mars, or Saturn is in the ascendant [lagna] itself, [take] the kala [minutes] of the ascendant's degree, multiply by the planet's [pinda-]ayus, and divide by the chakra-lipta [21600].

    स्रोत: Printed page 236 (PDF p.268 of scratchpad/bphs1.pdf), folio "२३६" (left side). Running head reads the BOOK TITLE "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" (T-type) -- page235 was C-type (chapter title), page236 is T-type, continuing the C/T alternation across pages231-236 (C,T,C,T,C,T -- six consecutive pages now, still tracked rather than declared a fully resolved global rule since earlier parts of the text broke this pattern). Threshold selection: sweep (scratchpad/sweep236.py) showed T5=34 bands, T7=32 bands -- a genuine discrepancy. T5-vs-T7 diff (scratchpad/diff236.py) identified two bands present at T5 but absent at T7: native (760,788) h28 and native (3729,3775) h46. Both zoomed and confirmed as genuine short editorial subheading/marker lines ("संस्कार विशेष—" and "सपाप लग्न में विशेष—"), not scan noise. THRESH=5 reconfirmed necessary. Proceeded with scratchpad/band236.py (34 bands, p236-b00..p236-b33). Gap re-scan (mandatory): max gaps 128px (band0-to-1) and 108px (band25-to-26) -- both within normal range, well below the ~200+ px chapter-transition signature seen at chapter42-to-43 and chapter43-to-44. Page236 is a straightforward continuation of chapter44, not a new chapter boundary. **Band1-2: CLOSE the multi-page shared-commentary truncation for verse 44.8's second worked example (Moon)** left OPEN/PENDING on page235 (truncated mid-division, disclosed as pending) -- this is the EIGHTH occurrence of this text's recurring multi-page shared-commentary pattern, now CLOSED. Text: "...से भाग दिया तो वर्षादि स्पष्टचन्द्रमा की आयु = १९।४।४७।१९।१० हुई इसी तरह अन्य ग्रहों का भी आयुर्दाय साधन करना चाहिए ॥ २-८ ॥" (closes the whole commentary block for verses 44.2-44.8). Backfilled via UPDATES in this page's seed script (appended to verse 44.8's translationHi, replacing the "[गणना पृष्ठ २३६ पर जारी]" placeholder with the actual continuation and result). **Band3: structural editorial subheading (NOT a verse)**: "संस्कार विशेष—" ("Special adjustment/refinement—"), a threshold-discrepancy band, zoom-confirmed (scratchpad/p236-disc1.png). Introduces verse 44.9 below; recorded as a structural/source note per the copyright-safety rule, not seeded as its own verse entry. **Bands4-9: VERSE 44.9 + commentary**, on longevity-reduction for combust and enemy-sign placement: - Sanskrit (bands4-5): "अस्तंगतो ग्रहः स्वार्धमपहाय सितार्कजौ । शत्रुक्षेत्रगतस्त्र्यंशं हरेद् वक्रगति विना ॥ ९ ॥" -- SAME-PAGE-CONTROL ZOOM VERIFICATION applied to two contested compounds before seeding: (1) "स्वार्धमपहाय" (initially misread as containing "स" rather than "म" at normal resolution; 8x zoom on scratchpad/p236-b04-char.png confirmed the distinctive crossed-stroke shape of "म", not "स", giving "स्वार्धम्" + "अपहाय" = "having removed half of its own [pinda-ayus]"); (2) "शत्रुक्षेत्रगतस्त्र्यंशं" (initially misread with an अनुस्वार-bearing "रुष्यंशं"; 6x zoom on scratchpad/p236-b05-word.png clearly showed "स्त्र्यं" forming "त्र्यंशं" = "one-third part"). Both corrected readings are independently confirmed by the accompanying commentary's plain-Hindi restatement (combust = half reduction except Venus-Saturn; enemy-sign = one-third reduction except retrograde), which matches exactly -- high confidence. - Commentary (bands6-9): "जो ग्रह अस्तंगत (सूर्यसान्निध्य से) हो वह आगत आयु के आधे को ह्रास करता है, किन्तु शुक्र-शनि अस्त भी हों तो भी आनीत आयु में ह्रास नहीं होता। इसी तरह वक्रगति ग्रह के अतिरिक्त ग्रह शत्रुक्षेत्रगत हों तो आनीत आयु का तृतीयांश ह्रास हो जाता है, किन्तु वक्री ग्रह में यह ह्रास नहीं होना है ॥ ९ ॥" **Band10: structural editorial subheading (NOT a verse)**: "आयुदोय में चक्रपात से ह्रास—" ("Reduction in longevity due to chakrapata [cyclic-fall counting]—"). Introduces verses 44.10-44.11 below; recorded as a structural/source note, not seeded as its own verse entry. **Bands11-25: VERSES 44.10-44.11 + commentary (including a quoted citation from Varahamihira)**, on longevity-adjustment by reverse-counted house placement from the 12th (vyaya) house: - Sanskrit 44.10 (bands11-12): "खगः क्रमात् समस्तार्धत्रिपादेषु रसांशकम् । क्रूरो रिष्फादुत्क्रमस्थस्तदर्धं तु हसेच्छुभः ॥ १० ॥" -- zoom-verified (scratchpad/p236-b11-word.png) for the compound "समस्तार्धत्रिपादेषु रसांशकम्". - Sanskrit 44.11 (bands13-14): "एकत्रैकस्त्वनेकेषु स्वभागं बलवान् हरेत् । क्षीणेन्दुरत्र विज्ञेयो पापो नैव कदाचन ॥ ११ ॥" - Commentary (bands15-22): "व्यय भाव से उत्क्रम (उलटा) रूप में स्थित पाप ग्रह क्रमशः अपने आयुर्दाय का सम्पूर्ण, आधा, तृतीयांश, तुर्यांश, पञ्चमांश, तथा षष्ठांश का अपहरण-कारक होते हैं। अर्थात् द्वादश भाव से १२, ११, १०, ९, ८, ७, में स्थित पापग्रह पूर्वोक्त आयु का अपहरण करते हैं। उन्हीं स्थानों में स्थित शुभग्रह क्रमशः [दो भिन्न अंशों का क्रम -- घने लघु अंक, न्यून-विश्वसनीयता, यथामुद्रित रखा गया] अंश का अपहारक होते हैं। अर्थात् व्यय स्थान से द्वादश में स्थित शुभग्रह हो तो आयु का अर्धमात्र अंश का ह्रास होता है और वहीं पापग्रह हों तो पूरी आयु का ह्रास कहना। एक स्थान में अनेक ग्रह हों तो बली ग्रह के ही अंश का ह्रास होता है। आयुर्दाय साधन में क्षीणचन्द्र पाप नहीं प्रत्युत शुभ हो समझे जाते हैं। वराहमिहिर ने भी यह कहा है—" [DENSE FRACTION NOTATION, LOW CONFIDENCE: the small numerator/denominator fraction cluster in bands18-19, listing the benefic reduction-fractions per reverse-counted house, is dense small-print vertical fraction notation (e.g. "१/२, १/३..." style marks) at the edge of legible resolution; zoomed at 6x (scratchpad/p236-b18-fraczoom.png, p236-b19-fraczoom.png) but individual numerator/denominator digits remain lower-confidence than the surrounding prose. Retained as a disclosed gap rather than fabricated; the overall RULE is clear and unambiguous from the surrounding prose (malefics in reverse-counted 12,11,10,9,8,7 from the 12th house progressively reduce by full/half/third/fourth/fifth/sixth; benefics in the same positions add smaller, correspondingly graded amounts; a benefic specifically in the 12th [vyaya-counted position] adds only a half-matra amount, per band20's explicit prose statement).] - Citation from Varahamihira (bands23-25), a quoted classical Sanskrit verse embedded in the Hindi commentary (not a BPHS root verse -- attributed to another source): "मिहिर ने भी यह कहा है— सर्वार्धत्रिचरणपञ्चषष्ठभागाः क्षीयन्ते, व्ययभवनादसृषु वामम् । सस्वधर्ं ह्रासति तथैकराशिगानामेकोऽंशं हरति बली तथाह सद्यः ॥ १०-११ ॥" [the "॥ १०-११ ॥" is the printed BPHS commentary's own closing marker for verses 10-11, not part of the Varahamihira citation itself.] **Band26: structural editorial subheading (NOT a verse)**: "सपाप लग्न में विशेष—" ("Special rule when the ascendant is afflicted—"), the second threshold-discrepancy band, zoom-confirmed (scratchpad/p236-disc2.png). Introduces verses 44.12-44.13 below; recorded as a structural/source note, not seeded as its own verse entry. **Bands27-32: VERSES 44.12-44.13 + commentary (TRUNCATED, continuing to page237)**, on the special calculation when a malefic (Sun/Mars/Saturn) occupies the ascendant itself: - Sanskrit 44.12 (bands27-28): "तनुगेऽर्के कुजे मन्दे विलग्नांशकला द्विज ! ग्रहायुषा तु संगुण्य चक्रलिप्साभिराहरेत् ॥ १२ ॥" -- consistent with and confirmed by the commentary's explicit restatement (band31: "यदि लग्न में सूर्य, भौम, शनि ... हो तो"). - Sanskrit 44.13 (bands29-30): "शोधयेदाश्रयपादादि स्वायुषोऽथ सदीक्षिते । तदलं ज्ञेयमित्येष विशेषः परिकीर्त्तितः ॥ १३ ॥" -- LOW-CONFIDENCE COMPOUND: "आश्रयपादादि" is a dense technical compound zoomed twice (scratchpad/p236-b29-word.png, p236-b29-word-tight.png up to 8x) without reaching full akshara-level certainty; retained as best-effort and disclosed, consistent with the no-fabrication rule for contested printed readings. - Commentary (bands31-32, TRUNCATED): "यदि लग्न में सूर्य, भौम, शनि (कोई भी पाप) हो तो लग्नांशों की कला को प्रत्येक ग्रह की आयु से गुणा कर चक्रलिप्ता (२१६००) से भाग दें। लब्धवर्षादि..." -- cuts off mid-sentence at the page's bottom edge (band32), continuing onto page237. This is the NINTH occurrence of this text's recurring multi-page shared-commentary pattern; left OPEN/PENDING here, to be closed when page237 is read. Does not block chapter44's verse count (commentary elaboration only, not root-verse text); verses 44.12-44.13's own Sanskrit text is complete and unambiguous as printed. **Band33 (tail)**: eGangotri digitization watermark, confirmed again as the page's true final band, matching the established 30px-height signature. **Chapter44 verse count after this page: 13 (44.1-44.13), STILL PROVISIONAL** -- no closing colophon yet; commentary for 44.13 truncated, continuing to page237.

  13. 44.13 सत्यापित

    44.13

    संस्कृत

    शोधयेदाश्रयपादादि स्वायुषोऽथ सदीक्षिते । तदलं ज्ञेयमित्येष विशेषः परिकीर्त्तितः ॥ १३ ॥

    shodhayedashrayapadadi svayushotha sadikshite, tadalam jneyamityesha visheshah parikirtitah.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [One should] purify from the ascendant's division [amsha-pada] etc., with its own [pinda-]ayus, when [the ascendant] is thus afflicted -- that result should be known [as the adjusted longevity]; thus this special rule has been declared. [LOW-CONFIDENCE compound "आश्रयपादादि" -- retained as printed and disclosed; see source note.]

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    यदि लग्न में सूर्य, भौम, शनि (कोई भी पाप) हो तो लग्नांशों की कला को प्रत्येक ग्रह की आयु से गुणा कर चक्रलिप्ता (२१६००) से भाग दें। लब्धवर्षादि को पूर्वागत आयुर्दाय से घटाकर शेष को ही स्पष्ट आयु समझें। छग्न पर शुभग्रह की दृष्टि रहने से लब्ध वर्षादि के आधे को ही घटाना चाहिए ॥ १२-१३ ॥ [मुद्रित पाठ में यहाँ "छग्न" शब्द है; प्रसंगानुसार "लग्न" अपेक्षित है, किन्तु 8x ज़ूम से पुष्टि होती है कि छपा हुआ अक्षर वस्तुतः "छ" ही है, अतः यथामुद्रित रखा गया है।]

    स्रोत: Printed page 236 (PDF p.268 of scratchpad/bphs1.pdf), folio "२३६" (left side). Running head reads the BOOK TITLE "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" (T-type) -- page235 was C-type (chapter title), page236 is T-type, continuing the C/T alternation across pages231-236 (C,T,C,T,C,T -- six consecutive pages now, still tracked rather than declared a fully resolved global rule since earlier parts of the text broke this pattern). Threshold selection: sweep (scratchpad/sweep236.py) showed T5=34 bands, T7=32 bands -- a genuine discrepancy. T5-vs-T7 diff (scratchpad/diff236.py) identified two bands present at T5 but absent at T7: native (760,788) h28 and native (3729,3775) h46. Both zoomed and confirmed as genuine short editorial subheading/marker lines ("संस्कार विशेष—" and "सपाप लग्न में विशेष—"), not scan noise. THRESH=5 reconfirmed necessary. Proceeded with scratchpad/band236.py (34 bands, p236-b00..p236-b33). Gap re-scan (mandatory): max gaps 128px (band0-to-1) and 108px (band25-to-26) -- both within normal range, well below the ~200+ px chapter-transition signature seen at chapter42-to-43 and chapter43-to-44. Page236 is a straightforward continuation of chapter44, not a new chapter boundary. **Band1-2: CLOSE the multi-page shared-commentary truncation for verse 44.8's second worked example (Moon)** left OPEN/PENDING on page235 (truncated mid-division, disclosed as pending) -- this is the EIGHTH occurrence of this text's recurring multi-page shared-commentary pattern, now CLOSED. Text: "...से भाग दिया तो वर्षादि स्पष्टचन्द्रमा की आयु = १९।४।४७।१९।१० हुई इसी तरह अन्य ग्रहों का भी आयुर्दाय साधन करना चाहिए ॥ २-८ ॥" (closes the whole commentary block for verses 44.2-44.8). Backfilled via UPDATES in this page's seed script (appended to verse 44.8's translationHi, replacing the "[गणना पृष्ठ २३६ पर जारी]" placeholder with the actual continuation and result). **Band3: structural editorial subheading (NOT a verse)**: "संस्कार विशेष—" ("Special adjustment/refinement—"), a threshold-discrepancy band, zoom-confirmed (scratchpad/p236-disc1.png). Introduces verse 44.9 below; recorded as a structural/source note per the copyright-safety rule, not seeded as its own verse entry. **Bands4-9: VERSE 44.9 + commentary**, on longevity-reduction for combust and enemy-sign placement: - Sanskrit (bands4-5): "अस्तंगतो ग्रहः स्वार्धमपहाय सितार्कजौ । शत्रुक्षेत्रगतस्त्र्यंशं हरेद् वक्रगति विना ॥ ९ ॥" -- SAME-PAGE-CONTROL ZOOM VERIFICATION applied to two contested compounds before seeding: (1) "स्वार्धमपहाय" (initially misread as containing "स" rather than "म" at normal resolution; 8x zoom on scratchpad/p236-b04-char.png confirmed the distinctive crossed-stroke shape of "म", not "स", giving "स्वार्धम्" + "अपहाय" = "having removed half of its own [pinda-ayus]"); (2) "शत्रुक्षेत्रगतस्त्र्यंशं" (initially misread with an अनुस्वार-bearing "रुष्यंशं"; 6x zoom on scratchpad/p236-b05-word.png clearly showed "स्त्र्यं" forming "त्र्यंशं" = "one-third part"). Both corrected readings are independently confirmed by the accompanying commentary's plain-Hindi restatement (combust = half reduction except Venus-Saturn; enemy-sign = one-third reduction except retrograde), which matches exactly -- high confidence. - Commentary (bands6-9): "जो ग्रह अस्तंगत (सूर्यसान्निध्य से) हो वह आगत आयु के आधे को ह्रास करता है, किन्तु शुक्र-शनि अस्त भी हों तो भी आनीत आयु में ह्रास नहीं होता। इसी तरह वक्रगति ग्रह के अतिरिक्त ग्रह शत्रुक्षेत्रगत हों तो आनीत आयु का तृतीयांश ह्रास हो जाता है, किन्तु वक्री ग्रह में यह ह्रास नहीं होना है ॥ ९ ॥" **Band10: structural editorial subheading (NOT a verse)**: "आयुदोय में चक्रपात से ह्रास—" ("Reduction in longevity due to chakrapata [cyclic-fall counting]—"). Introduces verses 44.10-44.11 below; recorded as a structural/source note, not seeded as its own verse entry. **Bands11-25: VERSES 44.10-44.11 + commentary (including a quoted citation from Varahamihira)**, on longevity-adjustment by reverse-counted house placement from the 12th (vyaya) house: - Sanskrit 44.10 (bands11-12): "खगः क्रमात् समस्तार्धत्रिपादेषु रसांशकम् । क्रूरो रिष्फादुत्क्रमस्थस्तदर्धं तु हसेच्छुभः ॥ १० ॥" -- zoom-verified (scratchpad/p236-b11-word.png) for the compound "समस्तार्धत्रिपादेषु रसांशकम्". - Sanskrit 44.11 (bands13-14): "एकत्रैकस्त्वनेकेषु स्वभागं बलवान् हरेत् । क्षीणेन्दुरत्र विज्ञेयो पापो नैव कदाचन ॥ ११ ॥" - Commentary (bands15-22): "व्यय भाव से उत्क्रम (उलटा) रूप में स्थित पाप ग्रह क्रमशः अपने आयुर्दाय का सम्पूर्ण, आधा, तृतीयांश, तुर्यांश, पञ्चमांश, तथा षष्ठांश का अपहरण-कारक होते हैं। अर्थात् द्वादश भाव से १२, ११, १०, ९, ८, ७, में स्थित पापग्रह पूर्वोक्त आयु का अपहरण करते हैं। उन्हीं स्थानों में स्थित शुभग्रह क्रमशः [दो भिन्न अंशों का क्रम -- घने लघु अंक, न्यून-विश्वसनीयता, यथामुद्रित रखा गया] अंश का अपहारक होते हैं। अर्थात् व्यय स्थान से द्वादश में स्थित शुभग्रह हो तो आयु का अर्धमात्र अंश का ह्रास होता है और वहीं पापग्रह हों तो पूरी आयु का ह्रास कहना। एक स्थान में अनेक ग्रह हों तो बली ग्रह के ही अंश का ह्रास होता है। आयुर्दाय साधन में क्षीणचन्द्र पाप नहीं प्रत्युत शुभ हो समझे जाते हैं। वराहमिहिर ने भी यह कहा है—" [DENSE FRACTION NOTATION, LOW CONFIDENCE: the small numerator/denominator fraction cluster in bands18-19, listing the benefic reduction-fractions per reverse-counted house, is dense small-print vertical fraction notation (e.g. "१/२, १/३..." style marks) at the edge of legible resolution; zoomed at 6x (scratchpad/p236-b18-fraczoom.png, p236-b19-fraczoom.png) but individual numerator/denominator digits remain lower-confidence than the surrounding prose. Retained as a disclosed gap rather than fabricated; the overall RULE is clear and unambiguous from the surrounding prose (malefics in reverse-counted 12,11,10,9,8,7 from the 12th house progressively reduce by full/half/third/fourth/fifth/sixth; benefics in the same positions add smaller, correspondingly graded amounts; a benefic specifically in the 12th [vyaya-counted position] adds only a half-matra amount, per band20's explicit prose statement).] - Citation from Varahamihira (bands23-25), a quoted classical Sanskrit verse embedded in the Hindi commentary (not a BPHS root verse -- attributed to another source): "मिहिर ने भी यह कहा है— सर्वार्धत्रिचरणपञ्चषष्ठभागाः क्षीयन्ते, व्ययभवनादसृषु वामम् । सस्वधर्ं ह्रासति तथैकराशिगानामेकोऽंशं हरति बली तथाह सद्यः ॥ १०-११ ॥" [the "॥ १०-११ ॥" is the printed BPHS commentary's own closing marker for verses 10-11, not part of the Varahamihira citation itself.] **Band26: structural editorial subheading (NOT a verse)**: "सपाप लग्न में विशेष—" ("Special rule when the ascendant is afflicted—"), the second threshold-discrepancy band, zoom-confirmed (scratchpad/p236-disc2.png). Introduces verses 44.12-44.13 below; recorded as a structural/source note, not seeded as its own verse entry. **Bands27-32: VERSES 44.12-44.13 + commentary (TRUNCATED, continuing to page237)**, on the special calculation when a malefic (Sun/Mars/Saturn) occupies the ascendant itself: - Sanskrit 44.12 (bands27-28): "तनुगेऽर्के कुजे मन्दे विलग्नांशकला द्विज ! ग्रहायुषा तु संगुण्य चक्रलिप्साभिराहरेत् ॥ १२ ॥" -- consistent with and confirmed by the commentary's explicit restatement (band31: "यदि लग्न में सूर्य, भौम, शनि ... हो तो"). - Sanskrit 44.13 (bands29-30): "शोधयेदाश्रयपादादि स्वायुषोऽथ सदीक्षिते । तदलं ज्ञेयमित्येष विशेषः परिकीर्त्तितः ॥ १३ ॥" -- LOW-CONFIDENCE COMPOUND: "आश्रयपादादि" is a dense technical compound zoomed twice (scratchpad/p236-b29-word.png, p236-b29-word-tight.png up to 8x) without reaching full akshara-level certainty; retained as best-effort and disclosed, consistent with the no-fabrication rule for contested printed readings. - Commentary (bands31-32, TRUNCATED): "यदि लग्न में सूर्य, भौम, शनि (कोई भी पाप) हो तो लग्नांशों की कला को प्रत्येक ग्रह की आयु से गुणा कर चक्रलिप्ता (२१६००) से भाग दें। लब्धवर्षादि..." -- cuts off mid-sentence at the page's bottom edge (band32), continuing onto page237. This is the NINTH occurrence of this text's recurring multi-page shared-commentary pattern; left OPEN/PENDING here, to be closed when page237 is read. Does not block chapter44's verse count (commentary elaboration only, not root-verse text); verses 44.12-44.13's own Sanskrit text is complete and unambiguous as printed. **Band33 (tail)**: eGangotri digitization watermark, confirmed again as the page's true final band, matching the established 30px-height signature. **Chapter44 verse count after this page: 13 (44.1-44.13), STILL PROVISIONAL** -- no closing colophon yet; commentary for 44.13 truncated, continuing to page237.

  14. 44.14 सत्यापित

    44.14

    संस्कृत

    लग्नाङ्कुत्ल्यवषाणि विवेकादशकादिभिः । मासाद्याश्चेति लग्नायुः कैश्चिदुक्तं मनीषिभिः ॥ १४ ॥

    lagnankutlyavashani vivekadashakadibhih, masadyashcheti lagnayuh kaishchiduktam manishibhih.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [As many rashis are counted at the ascendant, that many] years -- reckoned by tens etc. through discernment -- [together with] months etc.; thus is the lagna-longevity [lagnayus], as declared by certain wise sages. [LOW-CONFIDENCE compound: the opening compound (zoom-read as "लग्नाङ्कुत्ल्यवषाणि") does not resolve to full akshara-level certainty; retained as printed and disclosed -- see source note. Translation relies on the accompanying plain-Hindi commentary for accuracy.]

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    किसी आचार्य ने कहा है कि लग्न में जितनी राशियाँ हों उतने वर्ष और अंशादिकों से अनुपात के द्वारा मासादि का ज्ञान कर दोनों का योग लग्नायु होती है।

    स्रोत: Printed page 237 (PDF p.269 of scratchpad/bphs1.pdf), folio "२३७" (right side). Running head reads the CHAPTER TITLE "आयुर्दायाध्यायः" (C-type) -- page236 was T-type (book title), page237 is C-type, continuing the C/T alternation across pages231-237: C,T,C,T,C,T,C -- SEVEN consecutive pages now, still tracked rather than declared a fully resolved global rule. Threshold selection: sweep (scratchpad/sweep237.py) showed T5=30 bands, T7=28 bands -- a genuine discrepancy. T5-vs-T7 diff (scratchpad/diff237.py) identified two bands present at T5 but absent at T7: native (2179,2205) h26 and native (3385,3426) h41. Both zoomed (scratchpad/p237-disc1.png, p237-disc2.png) and confirmed as genuine short editorial subheading markers ("निसर्गायुदाय—" and "अंशायुर्दाय—"), not scan noise. THRESH=5 reconfirmed necessary. Proceeded with scratchpad/band237.py (30 bands, p237-b00..p237-b29). Gap re-scan (mandatory): the largest gap was 234px (band2-to-3), approaching the ~223px chapter-transition signature seen at chapter42-to-43. Investigated by zooming the gap region (scratchpad/p237-biggap.png, native y=700-990) -- found NO colophon or chapter-closing language, only the tail of the previous commentary ("...का ह्रास रहने से लब्ध वर्षादि के आधे का ह्रास बताना चाहिए ॥ १२-१३ ॥") followed by generous whitespace and the centered subheading "लग्नायुर्दाय—". CONCLUDED NOT a chapter transition -- chapter44 remains open and continuing on this page. **Bands1-2: CLOSE the multi-page shared-commentary truncation for verses 44.12-44.13** left OPEN on page236 (commentary cut off mid-sentence at page-bottom, "लब्धवर्षादि..."). This is the NINTH occurrence of this text's recurring multi-page shared-commentary pattern, now CLOSED. Closing text (bands1-2): "को पूर्वागत आयुर्दाय से घटाकर शेष को ही स्पष्ट आयु समझें। छग्न पर शुभग्रह की दृष्टि रहने से लब्ध वर्षादि के आधे को ही घटाना चाहिए ॥ १२-१३ ॥" -- SAME-PAGE-CONTROL ZOOM VERIFICATION applied to the word initially transcribed as ambiguous between "छग्न" and "लग्न" (contextually "लग्न"/ascendant would be expected, since the whole passage concerns the afflicted ascendant): 8x zoom (scratchpad/p237-b01-word.png) shows the printed character unambiguously as "छ" (the characteristic double-stroke loop shape, distinct from "ल"'s simple hook) -- the printed text genuinely reads "छग्न", which appears to be a printing anomaly/inconsistency in the source relative to the surrounding context. Per the no-silent-correction rule, this is RETAINED EXACTLY AS PRINTED and disclosed here, not silently corrected to "लग्न". Backfilled into verse 44.13's translationHi via UPDATES in this page's seed script. **Band3 (part of the large 234px gap, immediately following it): structural editorial subheading (NOT a verse)**: "लग्नायुर्दाय—" ("Ascendant-longevity—"), preceded by a "॥ १२-१३ ॥" section-closing marker and generous whitespace (the source of the 234px gap). Introduces verses 44.14-44.15 below; recorded as a structural/source note per the copyright-safety rule, not seeded as its own verse entry. **Bands3-6: VERSES 44.14-44.15 (Sanskrit)**, on longevity computed from the ascendant (lagnayus): - 44.14 (bands3-4): "लग्नाङ्कुत्ल्यवषाणि विवेकादशकादिभिः । मासाद्याश्चेति लग्नायुः कैश्चिदुक्तं मनीषिभिः ॥ १४ ॥" -- LOW-CONFIDENCE COMPOUND: the opening compound was zoomed at up to 10x (scratchpad/p237-b03-word-h1.png, p237-b03-word-h2.png), which clarified the akshara sequence considerably but the compound still does not resolve to a fully certain word-segmentation/meaning; retained as best-effort zoomed transcription and disclosed, per the no-fabrication rule for contested printed readings. The verse's overall sense is reliably known from the accompanying plain-Hindi commentary (bands7-11), which is relied on for translation accuracy. - 44.15 (bands5-6): "सबलेलग्नभेशे भ-सममंगसमांशपे । मध्येऽनुपाताल्लग्नायुविशेषोऽयमुदीरितः ॥ १५ ॥" **Bands7-11: commentary shared across verses 44.14-44.15** (SAME-PAGE shared commentary, not a truncation -- closes cleanly with "॥ १४-१५ ॥" on this page), split by natural sentence boundary between the two verses per this project's established convention: "किसी आचार्य ने कहा है कि लग्न में जितनी राशियाँ हों उतने वर्ष और अंशादिकों से अनुपात के द्वारा मासादि का ज्ञान कर दोनों का योग लग्नायु होती है। वस्तुतः लग्नराशीश बली हो तो राशितुल्य, और लग्न के नवांश स्वामी प्रबल हों तो नवांश तुल्य, वर्ष समझना चाहिए। दोनों (राशि तथा नवांश) प्रबल हों तो दोनों के आयुर्द्वय का योग स्पष्ट लग्नायुर्दय कहना ॥ १४-१५ ॥" **Band12: structural editorial subheading (NOT a verse)**: "निसर्गायुदाय—" ("Natural-longevity—"), the first threshold-discrepancy band, zoom-confirmed (scratchpad/p237-disc1.png). Introduces verses 44.16-44.17 below; recorded as a structural/source note, not seeded as its own verse entry. **Bands13-16: VERSES 44.16-44.17 (Sanskrit)**, on nisarga-ayus (natural longevity) of the seven planets, given twice -- once as a planet-order compound and once as a bhuta-sankhya (word-numeral) restatement: - 44.16 (bands13-14): "मुनेऽधुना निसर्गायुर्ग्रहाणां ते मयोच्यते । क्रमादिन्द्वारविच्छुक्रजीवेनशनिवत्सराः ॥ १६ ॥" -- the planet-order compound was zoom-confirmed at 4x (scratchpad/p237-b14w.png) matching the original sequential read exactly; the individual word-boundaries within the compound (naming the seven planets in order) are not segmented with full lexical confidence, but the accompanying commentary (bands17-19) gives the numeric values explicitly and unambiguously, which is relied on. - 44.17 (bands15-16): "भृकराङ्काः, कृतिधृतौ, नखाः शून्येषवः स्मृताः । जन्तुः समयतश्चैता निसर्गप्रभवा दशा ॥ १७ ॥" -- zoom-confirmed at 4x (scratchpad/p237-b15w.png). This is a bhuta-sankhya (word-numeral) style restatement of the same longevity figures; the individual numeral-words are dense and not decoded digit-by-digit with confidence -- retained as printed and disclosed. The verse states these same values also serve as the nisarga-dasha year-lengths. **Bands17-20: commentary shared across verses 44.16-44.17** (closes with "॥ १६-१७ ॥"), split between the two verses: "हे मुने! अब मैं निसर्गायु बतलाता हूं। जन्म से लेकर क्रमशः चन्द्र का १ वर्ष, मंगल के २ वर्ष, बुध के ९ वर्ष, शुक्र के २० वर्ष, गुरु के १८ वर्ष, सूर्य के २० वर्ष, शनि के ५० वर्ष आयुर्दाय होते हैं। [attached to 44.16] / ये ही नैसर्गिक दशा-वर्ष-प्रमाण भी समझना चाहिए ॥ १६-१७ ॥ [attached to 44.17]" -- this gives the reliable plain-language values: Moon 1, Mars 2, Mercury 9, Venus 20, Jupiter 18, Sun 20, Saturn 50 years. **Band21: structural editorial subheading (NOT a verse)**: "अंशायुर्दाय—" ("Divisional/amsha-longevity—"), the second threshold-discrepancy band, zoom-confirmed (scratchpad/p237-disc2.png). Introduces verses 44.18-44.21 below; recorded as a structural/source note, not seeded as its own verse entry. **Bands22-29: VERSES 44.18-44.21 (Sanskrit)**, on amsha-ayus (divisional longevity) and dignity-based multipliers. UNLIKE the preceding clusters on this page, NO Hindi commentary follows any of these four verses on this page -- each closes cleanly with its own verse-number marker, and the page ends (band29) at the eGangotri watermark with no further text. This is NOT treated as a multi-page shared-commentary truncation (no mid-sentence cutoff occurred); it is simply noted that commentary for this verse-cluster, if any, may appear on page238 and should be checked there. - 44.18 (bands22-23): "अंशायुरधुना वक्ष्ये सलग्नद्युषदां शृणु । ग्रहोऽंशभसमान्येव हायनानि ददाति वै ॥ १८ ॥" -- LOW-CONFIDENCE COMPOUND: "सलग्नद्युषदां" is dense and not confidently segmented; retained as printed and disclosed. Since no commentary is present to cross-check against, the translation is a good-faith rendering of the Sanskrit only. - 44.19 (bands24-25): "भादिकं खेचरं हन्यान्नागाभ्रशशिभिस्तु यत् । भगणादि, तष्टमकैस्तदाब्दादिस्फुटं मतम् ॥ १९ ॥" -- zoom-confirmed at 4x (scratchpad/p237-b24w.png, p237-b25w.png), correcting the initial sequential-read guess "नागाश्रशशिभिस्तु" to the zoom-confirmed "नागाभ्रशशिभिस्तु". This is a dense bhuta-sankhya (word-numeral) verse about bhagana (revolution-count) computation; the specific numeral encoding ("नागाभ्रशशिभिः", "तष्टमकैः") is NOT decoded with confidence at the digit level, and with no commentary present to cross-check, this verse's precise numerical content is disclosed as low-confidence rather than fabricated. Only a high-level structural gloss is given in translation. - 44.20 (bands26-27): "पिण्डायुषि यथा ह्रासस्तथाऽत्रापि बुधैः स्मृतः । केचिद्वदन्ति विबुधा विशेषमपरं त्विह ॥ २० ॥" -- clear, high-confidence reading. - 44.21 (bands28-29): "ग्रहे स्वभोन्च्चे त्रिगुणं स्वनवांशे तथोत्तमे । द्विगुणं, स्वद्वृक्काणेऽपि, साधितायुः स्फुटं तदा ॥ २१ ॥" -- clear, high-confidence reading (standard dignity-based multiplier rule: own-sign/exalted = tripled, own navamsha = doubled, own drekkana = also a multiplier). **Band29 (tail)**: eGangotri digitization watermark, confirmed again, sharing the same (unusually tall, 144px) band as verse 44.21's closing line -- explaining the anomalous height (the band contains both the verse's last line AND the watermark, not an extra hidden line of text). True final band of the page. **Chapter44 verse count after this page: 21 (44.1-44.21), STILL PROVISIONAL** -- no closing colophon yet.

  15. 44.15 सत्यापित

    44.15

    संस्कृत

    सबलेलग्नभेशे भ-सममंगसमांशपे । मध्येऽनुपाताल्लग्नायुविशेषोऽयमुदीरितः ॥ १५ ॥

    sabalelagnabheshe bha-samamangasamamshape, madhyenupatallagnayurvisheshoyamudiritah.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lord of the ascendant-sign is strong, [longevity equals] the rashi-count; when the lord of the ascendant's navamsha is likewise powerful, [it equals] the navamsha-count; in between, by proportion -- this special rule of ascendant-longevity is thus declared.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    वस्तुतः लग्नराशीश बली हो तो राशितुल्य, और लग्न के नवांश स्वामी प्रबल हों तो नवांश तुल्य, वर्ष समझना चाहिए। दोनों (राशि तथा नवांश) प्रबल हों तो दोनों के आयुर्द्वय का योग स्पष्ट लग्नायुर्दय कहना ॥ १४-१५ ॥

    स्रोत: Printed page 237 (PDF p.269 of scratchpad/bphs1.pdf), folio "२३७" (right side). Running head reads the CHAPTER TITLE "आयुर्दायाध्यायः" (C-type) -- page236 was T-type (book title), page237 is C-type, continuing the C/T alternation across pages231-237: C,T,C,T,C,T,C -- SEVEN consecutive pages now, still tracked rather than declared a fully resolved global rule. Threshold selection: sweep (scratchpad/sweep237.py) showed T5=30 bands, T7=28 bands -- a genuine discrepancy. T5-vs-T7 diff (scratchpad/diff237.py) identified two bands present at T5 but absent at T7: native (2179,2205) h26 and native (3385,3426) h41. Both zoomed (scratchpad/p237-disc1.png, p237-disc2.png) and confirmed as genuine short editorial subheading markers ("निसर्गायुदाय—" and "अंशायुर्दाय—"), not scan noise. THRESH=5 reconfirmed necessary. Proceeded with scratchpad/band237.py (30 bands, p237-b00..p237-b29). Gap re-scan (mandatory): the largest gap was 234px (band2-to-3), approaching the ~223px chapter-transition signature seen at chapter42-to-43. Investigated by zooming the gap region (scratchpad/p237-biggap.png, native y=700-990) -- found NO colophon or chapter-closing language, only the tail of the previous commentary ("...का ह्रास रहने से लब्ध वर्षादि के आधे का ह्रास बताना चाहिए ॥ १२-१३ ॥") followed by generous whitespace and the centered subheading "लग्नायुर्दाय—". CONCLUDED NOT a chapter transition -- chapter44 remains open and continuing on this page. **Bands1-2: CLOSE the multi-page shared-commentary truncation for verses 44.12-44.13** left OPEN on page236 (commentary cut off mid-sentence at page-bottom, "लब्धवर्षादि..."). This is the NINTH occurrence of this text's recurring multi-page shared-commentary pattern, now CLOSED. Closing text (bands1-2): "को पूर्वागत आयुर्दाय से घटाकर शेष को ही स्पष्ट आयु समझें। छग्न पर शुभग्रह की दृष्टि रहने से लब्ध वर्षादि के आधे को ही घटाना चाहिए ॥ १२-१३ ॥" -- SAME-PAGE-CONTROL ZOOM VERIFICATION applied to the word initially transcribed as ambiguous between "छग्न" and "लग्न" (contextually "लग्न"/ascendant would be expected, since the whole passage concerns the afflicted ascendant): 8x zoom (scratchpad/p237-b01-word.png) shows the printed character unambiguously as "छ" (the characteristic double-stroke loop shape, distinct from "ल"'s simple hook) -- the printed text genuinely reads "छग्न", which appears to be a printing anomaly/inconsistency in the source relative to the surrounding context. Per the no-silent-correction rule, this is RETAINED EXACTLY AS PRINTED and disclosed here, not silently corrected to "लग्न". Backfilled into verse 44.13's translationHi via UPDATES in this page's seed script. **Band3 (part of the large 234px gap, immediately following it): structural editorial subheading (NOT a verse)**: "लग्नायुर्दाय—" ("Ascendant-longevity—"), preceded by a "॥ १२-१३ ॥" section-closing marker and generous whitespace (the source of the 234px gap). Introduces verses 44.14-44.15 below; recorded as a structural/source note per the copyright-safety rule, not seeded as its own verse entry. **Bands3-6: VERSES 44.14-44.15 (Sanskrit)**, on longevity computed from the ascendant (lagnayus): - 44.14 (bands3-4): "लग्नाङ्कुत्ल्यवषाणि विवेकादशकादिभिः । मासाद्याश्चेति लग्नायुः कैश्चिदुक्तं मनीषिभिः ॥ १४ ॥" -- LOW-CONFIDENCE COMPOUND: the opening compound was zoomed at up to 10x (scratchpad/p237-b03-word-h1.png, p237-b03-word-h2.png), which clarified the akshara sequence considerably but the compound still does not resolve to a fully certain word-segmentation/meaning; retained as best-effort zoomed transcription and disclosed, per the no-fabrication rule for contested printed readings. The verse's overall sense is reliably known from the accompanying plain-Hindi commentary (bands7-11), which is relied on for translation accuracy. - 44.15 (bands5-6): "सबलेलग्नभेशे भ-सममंगसमांशपे । मध्येऽनुपाताल्लग्नायुविशेषोऽयमुदीरितः ॥ १५ ॥" **Bands7-11: commentary shared across verses 44.14-44.15** (SAME-PAGE shared commentary, not a truncation -- closes cleanly with "॥ १४-१५ ॥" on this page), split by natural sentence boundary between the two verses per this project's established convention: "किसी आचार्य ने कहा है कि लग्न में जितनी राशियाँ हों उतने वर्ष और अंशादिकों से अनुपात के द्वारा मासादि का ज्ञान कर दोनों का योग लग्नायु होती है। वस्तुतः लग्नराशीश बली हो तो राशितुल्य, और लग्न के नवांश स्वामी प्रबल हों तो नवांश तुल्य, वर्ष समझना चाहिए। दोनों (राशि तथा नवांश) प्रबल हों तो दोनों के आयुर्द्वय का योग स्पष्ट लग्नायुर्दय कहना ॥ १४-१५ ॥" **Band12: structural editorial subheading (NOT a verse)**: "निसर्गायुदाय—" ("Natural-longevity—"), the first threshold-discrepancy band, zoom-confirmed (scratchpad/p237-disc1.png). Introduces verses 44.16-44.17 below; recorded as a structural/source note, not seeded as its own verse entry. **Bands13-16: VERSES 44.16-44.17 (Sanskrit)**, on nisarga-ayus (natural longevity) of the seven planets, given twice -- once as a planet-order compound and once as a bhuta-sankhya (word-numeral) restatement: - 44.16 (bands13-14): "मुनेऽधुना निसर्गायुर्ग्रहाणां ते मयोच्यते । क्रमादिन्द्वारविच्छुक्रजीवेनशनिवत्सराः ॥ १६ ॥" -- the planet-order compound was zoom-confirmed at 4x (scratchpad/p237-b14w.png) matching the original sequential read exactly; the individual word-boundaries within the compound (naming the seven planets in order) are not segmented with full lexical confidence, but the accompanying commentary (bands17-19) gives the numeric values explicitly and unambiguously, which is relied on. - 44.17 (bands15-16): "भृकराङ्काः, कृतिधृतौ, नखाः शून्येषवः स्मृताः । जन्तुः समयतश्चैता निसर्गप्रभवा दशा ॥ १७ ॥" -- zoom-confirmed at 4x (scratchpad/p237-b15w.png). This is a bhuta-sankhya (word-numeral) style restatement of the same longevity figures; the individual numeral-words are dense and not decoded digit-by-digit with confidence -- retained as printed and disclosed. The verse states these same values also serve as the nisarga-dasha year-lengths. **Bands17-20: commentary shared across verses 44.16-44.17** (closes with "॥ १६-१७ ॥"), split between the two verses: "हे मुने! अब मैं निसर्गायु बतलाता हूं। जन्म से लेकर क्रमशः चन्द्र का १ वर्ष, मंगल के २ वर्ष, बुध के ९ वर्ष, शुक्र के २० वर्ष, गुरु के १८ वर्ष, सूर्य के २० वर्ष, शनि के ५० वर्ष आयुर्दाय होते हैं। [attached to 44.16] / ये ही नैसर्गिक दशा-वर्ष-प्रमाण भी समझना चाहिए ॥ १६-१७ ॥ [attached to 44.17]" -- this gives the reliable plain-language values: Moon 1, Mars 2, Mercury 9, Venus 20, Jupiter 18, Sun 20, Saturn 50 years. **Band21: structural editorial subheading (NOT a verse)**: "अंशायुर्दाय—" ("Divisional/amsha-longevity—"), the second threshold-discrepancy band, zoom-confirmed (scratchpad/p237-disc2.png). Introduces verses 44.18-44.21 below; recorded as a structural/source note, not seeded as its own verse entry. **Bands22-29: VERSES 44.18-44.21 (Sanskrit)**, on amsha-ayus (divisional longevity) and dignity-based multipliers. UNLIKE the preceding clusters on this page, NO Hindi commentary follows any of these four verses on this page -- each closes cleanly with its own verse-number marker, and the page ends (band29) at the eGangotri watermark with no further text. This is NOT treated as a multi-page shared-commentary truncation (no mid-sentence cutoff occurred); it is simply noted that commentary for this verse-cluster, if any, may appear on page238 and should be checked there. - 44.18 (bands22-23): "अंशायुरधुना वक्ष्ये सलग्नद्युषदां शृणु । ग्रहोऽंशभसमान्येव हायनानि ददाति वै ॥ १८ ॥" -- LOW-CONFIDENCE COMPOUND: "सलग्नद्युषदां" is dense and not confidently segmented; retained as printed and disclosed. Since no commentary is present to cross-check against, the translation is a good-faith rendering of the Sanskrit only. - 44.19 (bands24-25): "भादिकं खेचरं हन्यान्नागाभ्रशशिभिस्तु यत् । भगणादि, तष्टमकैस्तदाब्दादिस्फुटं मतम् ॥ १९ ॥" -- zoom-confirmed at 4x (scratchpad/p237-b24w.png, p237-b25w.png), correcting the initial sequential-read guess "नागाश्रशशिभिस्तु" to the zoom-confirmed "नागाभ्रशशिभिस्तु". This is a dense bhuta-sankhya (word-numeral) verse about bhagana (revolution-count) computation; the specific numeral encoding ("नागाभ्रशशिभिः", "तष्टमकैः") is NOT decoded with confidence at the digit level, and with no commentary present to cross-check, this verse's precise numerical content is disclosed as low-confidence rather than fabricated. Only a high-level structural gloss is given in translation. - 44.20 (bands26-27): "पिण्डायुषि यथा ह्रासस्तथाऽत्रापि बुधैः स्मृतः । केचिद्वदन्ति विबुधा विशेषमपरं त्विह ॥ २० ॥" -- clear, high-confidence reading. - 44.21 (bands28-29): "ग्रहे स्वभोन्च्चे त्रिगुणं स्वनवांशे तथोत्तमे । द्विगुणं, स्वद्वृक्काणेऽपि, साधितायुः स्फुटं तदा ॥ २१ ॥" -- clear, high-confidence reading (standard dignity-based multiplier rule: own-sign/exalted = tripled, own navamsha = doubled, own drekkana = also a multiplier). **Band29 (tail)**: eGangotri digitization watermark, confirmed again, sharing the same (unusually tall, 144px) band as verse 44.21's closing line -- explaining the anomalous height (the band contains both the verse's last line AND the watermark, not an extra hidden line of text). True final band of the page. **Chapter44 verse count after this page: 21 (44.1-44.21), STILL PROVISIONAL** -- no closing colophon yet.

  16. 44.16 सत्यापित

    44.16

    संस्कृत

    मुनेऽधुना निसर्गायुर्ग्रहाणां ते मयोच्यते । क्रमादिन्द्वारविच्छुक्रजीवेनशनिवत्सराः ॥ १६ ॥

    munedhuna nisargayurgrahanam te mayochyate, kramadindvaravicchukrajivenashanivatsarah.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    O sage, now the natural longevity [nisarga-ayus] of the planets is declared by me to you: in order, the years of Moon, Mars(?), Mercury, Venus, Jupiter, Sun and Saturn. [The planet-naming compound is dense and its internal word-boundaries are not segmented with full confidence -- see source note. The reliable numeric values, per the accompanying commentary: Moon 1, Mars 2, Mercury 9, Venus 20, Jupiter 18, Sun 20, Saturn 50 years.]

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    हे मुने! अब मैं निसर्गायु बतलाता हूं। जन्म से लेकर क्रमशः चन्द्र का १ वर्ष, मंगल के २ वर्ष, बुध के ९ वर्ष, शुक्र के २० वर्ष, गुरु के १८ वर्ष, सूर्य के २० वर्ष, शनि के ५० वर्ष आयुर्दाय होते हैं।

    स्रोत: Printed page 237 (PDF p.269 of scratchpad/bphs1.pdf), folio "२३७" (right side). Running head reads the CHAPTER TITLE "आयुर्दायाध्यायः" (C-type) -- page236 was T-type (book title), page237 is C-type, continuing the C/T alternation across pages231-237: C,T,C,T,C,T,C -- SEVEN consecutive pages now, still tracked rather than declared a fully resolved global rule. Threshold selection: sweep (scratchpad/sweep237.py) showed T5=30 bands, T7=28 bands -- a genuine discrepancy. T5-vs-T7 diff (scratchpad/diff237.py) identified two bands present at T5 but absent at T7: native (2179,2205) h26 and native (3385,3426) h41. Both zoomed (scratchpad/p237-disc1.png, p237-disc2.png) and confirmed as genuine short editorial subheading markers ("निसर्गायुदाय—" and "अंशायुर्दाय—"), not scan noise. THRESH=5 reconfirmed necessary. Proceeded with scratchpad/band237.py (30 bands, p237-b00..p237-b29). Gap re-scan (mandatory): the largest gap was 234px (band2-to-3), approaching the ~223px chapter-transition signature seen at chapter42-to-43. Investigated by zooming the gap region (scratchpad/p237-biggap.png, native y=700-990) -- found NO colophon or chapter-closing language, only the tail of the previous commentary ("...का ह्रास रहने से लब्ध वर्षादि के आधे का ह्रास बताना चाहिए ॥ १२-१३ ॥") followed by generous whitespace and the centered subheading "लग्नायुर्दाय—". CONCLUDED NOT a chapter transition -- chapter44 remains open and continuing on this page. **Bands1-2: CLOSE the multi-page shared-commentary truncation for verses 44.12-44.13** left OPEN on page236 (commentary cut off mid-sentence at page-bottom, "लब्धवर्षादि..."). This is the NINTH occurrence of this text's recurring multi-page shared-commentary pattern, now CLOSED. Closing text (bands1-2): "को पूर्वागत आयुर्दाय से घटाकर शेष को ही स्पष्ट आयु समझें। छग्न पर शुभग्रह की दृष्टि रहने से लब्ध वर्षादि के आधे को ही घटाना चाहिए ॥ १२-१३ ॥" -- SAME-PAGE-CONTROL ZOOM VERIFICATION applied to the word initially transcribed as ambiguous between "छग्न" and "लग्न" (contextually "लग्न"/ascendant would be expected, since the whole passage concerns the afflicted ascendant): 8x zoom (scratchpad/p237-b01-word.png) shows the printed character unambiguously as "छ" (the characteristic double-stroke loop shape, distinct from "ल"'s simple hook) -- the printed text genuinely reads "छग्न", which appears to be a printing anomaly/inconsistency in the source relative to the surrounding context. Per the no-silent-correction rule, this is RETAINED EXACTLY AS PRINTED and disclosed here, not silently corrected to "लग्न". Backfilled into verse 44.13's translationHi via UPDATES in this page's seed script. **Band3 (part of the large 234px gap, immediately following it): structural editorial subheading (NOT a verse)**: "लग्नायुर्दाय—" ("Ascendant-longevity—"), preceded by a "॥ १२-१३ ॥" section-closing marker and generous whitespace (the source of the 234px gap). Introduces verses 44.14-44.15 below; recorded as a structural/source note per the copyright-safety rule, not seeded as its own verse entry. **Bands3-6: VERSES 44.14-44.15 (Sanskrit)**, on longevity computed from the ascendant (lagnayus): - 44.14 (bands3-4): "लग्नाङ्कुत्ल्यवषाणि विवेकादशकादिभिः । मासाद्याश्चेति लग्नायुः कैश्चिदुक्तं मनीषिभिः ॥ १४ ॥" -- LOW-CONFIDENCE COMPOUND: the opening compound was zoomed at up to 10x (scratchpad/p237-b03-word-h1.png, p237-b03-word-h2.png), which clarified the akshara sequence considerably but the compound still does not resolve to a fully certain word-segmentation/meaning; retained as best-effort zoomed transcription and disclosed, per the no-fabrication rule for contested printed readings. The verse's overall sense is reliably known from the accompanying plain-Hindi commentary (bands7-11), which is relied on for translation accuracy. - 44.15 (bands5-6): "सबलेलग्नभेशे भ-सममंगसमांशपे । मध्येऽनुपाताल्लग्नायुविशेषोऽयमुदीरितः ॥ १५ ॥" **Bands7-11: commentary shared across verses 44.14-44.15** (SAME-PAGE shared commentary, not a truncation -- closes cleanly with "॥ १४-१५ ॥" on this page), split by natural sentence boundary between the two verses per this project's established convention: "किसी आचार्य ने कहा है कि लग्न में जितनी राशियाँ हों उतने वर्ष और अंशादिकों से अनुपात के द्वारा मासादि का ज्ञान कर दोनों का योग लग्नायु होती है। वस्तुतः लग्नराशीश बली हो तो राशितुल्य, और लग्न के नवांश स्वामी प्रबल हों तो नवांश तुल्य, वर्ष समझना चाहिए। दोनों (राशि तथा नवांश) प्रबल हों तो दोनों के आयुर्द्वय का योग स्पष्ट लग्नायुर्दय कहना ॥ १४-१५ ॥" **Band12: structural editorial subheading (NOT a verse)**: "निसर्गायुदाय—" ("Natural-longevity—"), the first threshold-discrepancy band, zoom-confirmed (scratchpad/p237-disc1.png). Introduces verses 44.16-44.17 below; recorded as a structural/source note, not seeded as its own verse entry. **Bands13-16: VERSES 44.16-44.17 (Sanskrit)**, on nisarga-ayus (natural longevity) of the seven planets, given twice -- once as a planet-order compound and once as a bhuta-sankhya (word-numeral) restatement: - 44.16 (bands13-14): "मुनेऽधुना निसर्गायुर्ग्रहाणां ते मयोच्यते । क्रमादिन्द्वारविच्छुक्रजीवेनशनिवत्सराः ॥ १६ ॥" -- the planet-order compound was zoom-confirmed at 4x (scratchpad/p237-b14w.png) matching the original sequential read exactly; the individual word-boundaries within the compound (naming the seven planets in order) are not segmented with full lexical confidence, but the accompanying commentary (bands17-19) gives the numeric values explicitly and unambiguously, which is relied on. - 44.17 (bands15-16): "भृकराङ्काः, कृतिधृतौ, नखाः शून्येषवः स्मृताः । जन्तुः समयतश्चैता निसर्गप्रभवा दशा ॥ १७ ॥" -- zoom-confirmed at 4x (scratchpad/p237-b15w.png). This is a bhuta-sankhya (word-numeral) style restatement of the same longevity figures; the individual numeral-words are dense and not decoded digit-by-digit with confidence -- retained as printed and disclosed. The verse states these same values also serve as the nisarga-dasha year-lengths. **Bands17-20: commentary shared across verses 44.16-44.17** (closes with "॥ १६-१७ ॥"), split between the two verses: "हे मुने! अब मैं निसर्गायु बतलाता हूं। जन्म से लेकर क्रमशः चन्द्र का १ वर्ष, मंगल के २ वर्ष, बुध के ९ वर्ष, शुक्र के २० वर्ष, गुरु के १८ वर्ष, सूर्य के २० वर्ष, शनि के ५० वर्ष आयुर्दाय होते हैं। [attached to 44.16] / ये ही नैसर्गिक दशा-वर्ष-प्रमाण भी समझना चाहिए ॥ १६-१७ ॥ [attached to 44.17]" -- this gives the reliable plain-language values: Moon 1, Mars 2, Mercury 9, Venus 20, Jupiter 18, Sun 20, Saturn 50 years. **Band21: structural editorial subheading (NOT a verse)**: "अंशायुर्दाय—" ("Divisional/amsha-longevity—"), the second threshold-discrepancy band, zoom-confirmed (scratchpad/p237-disc2.png). Introduces verses 44.18-44.21 below; recorded as a structural/source note, not seeded as its own verse entry. **Bands22-29: VERSES 44.18-44.21 (Sanskrit)**, on amsha-ayus (divisional longevity) and dignity-based multipliers. UNLIKE the preceding clusters on this page, NO Hindi commentary follows any of these four verses on this page -- each closes cleanly with its own verse-number marker, and the page ends (band29) at the eGangotri watermark with no further text. This is NOT treated as a multi-page shared-commentary truncation (no mid-sentence cutoff occurred); it is simply noted that commentary for this verse-cluster, if any, may appear on page238 and should be checked there. - 44.18 (bands22-23): "अंशायुरधुना वक्ष्ये सलग्नद्युषदां शृणु । ग्रहोऽंशभसमान्येव हायनानि ददाति वै ॥ १८ ॥" -- LOW-CONFIDENCE COMPOUND: "सलग्नद्युषदां" is dense and not confidently segmented; retained as printed and disclosed. Since no commentary is present to cross-check against, the translation is a good-faith rendering of the Sanskrit only. - 44.19 (bands24-25): "भादिकं खेचरं हन्यान्नागाभ्रशशिभिस्तु यत् । भगणादि, तष्टमकैस्तदाब्दादिस्फुटं मतम् ॥ १९ ॥" -- zoom-confirmed at 4x (scratchpad/p237-b24w.png, p237-b25w.png), correcting the initial sequential-read guess "नागाश्रशशिभिस्तु" to the zoom-confirmed "नागाभ्रशशिभिस्तु". This is a dense bhuta-sankhya (word-numeral) verse about bhagana (revolution-count) computation; the specific numeral encoding ("नागाभ्रशशिभिः", "तष्टमकैः") is NOT decoded with confidence at the digit level, and with no commentary present to cross-check, this verse's precise numerical content is disclosed as low-confidence rather than fabricated. Only a high-level structural gloss is given in translation. - 44.20 (bands26-27): "पिण्डायुषि यथा ह्रासस्तथाऽत्रापि बुधैः स्मृतः । केचिद्वदन्ति विबुधा विशेषमपरं त्विह ॥ २० ॥" -- clear, high-confidence reading. - 44.21 (bands28-29): "ग्रहे स्वभोन्च्चे त्रिगुणं स्वनवांशे तथोत्तमे । द्विगुणं, स्वद्वृक्काणेऽपि, साधितायुः स्फुटं तदा ॥ २१ ॥" -- clear, high-confidence reading (standard dignity-based multiplier rule: own-sign/exalted = tripled, own navamsha = doubled, own drekkana = also a multiplier). **Band29 (tail)**: eGangotri digitization watermark, confirmed again, sharing the same (unusually tall, 144px) band as verse 44.21's closing line -- explaining the anomalous height (the band contains both the verse's last line AND the watermark, not an extra hidden line of text). True final band of the page. **Chapter44 verse count after this page: 21 (44.1-44.21), STILL PROVISIONAL** -- no closing colophon yet.

  17. 44.17 सत्यापित

    44.17

    संस्कृत

    भृकराङ्काः, कृतिधृतौ, नखाः शून्येषवः स्मृताः । जन्तुः समयतश्चैता निसर्गप्रभवा दशा ॥ १७ ॥

    bhrikarankah, kritidhritau, nakhah shunyeshavah smritah, jantuh samayatashchaita nisargaprabhava dasha.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [A bhuta-sankhya word-numeral restatement of the same seven values, not decoded digit-by-digit with confidence -- see source note.] These, in due order, are also recalled as the dasha-periods arising from natural longevity.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    ये ही नैसर्गिक दशा-वर्ष-प्रमाण भी समझना चाहिए ॥ १६-१७ ॥

    स्रोत: Printed page 237 (PDF p.269 of scratchpad/bphs1.pdf), folio "२३७" (right side). Running head reads the CHAPTER TITLE "आयुर्दायाध्यायः" (C-type) -- page236 was T-type (book title), page237 is C-type, continuing the C/T alternation across pages231-237: C,T,C,T,C,T,C -- SEVEN consecutive pages now, still tracked rather than declared a fully resolved global rule. Threshold selection: sweep (scratchpad/sweep237.py) showed T5=30 bands, T7=28 bands -- a genuine discrepancy. T5-vs-T7 diff (scratchpad/diff237.py) identified two bands present at T5 but absent at T7: native (2179,2205) h26 and native (3385,3426) h41. Both zoomed (scratchpad/p237-disc1.png, p237-disc2.png) and confirmed as genuine short editorial subheading markers ("निसर्गायुदाय—" and "अंशायुर्दाय—"), not scan noise. THRESH=5 reconfirmed necessary. Proceeded with scratchpad/band237.py (30 bands, p237-b00..p237-b29). Gap re-scan (mandatory): the largest gap was 234px (band2-to-3), approaching the ~223px chapter-transition signature seen at chapter42-to-43. Investigated by zooming the gap region (scratchpad/p237-biggap.png, native y=700-990) -- found NO colophon or chapter-closing language, only the tail of the previous commentary ("...का ह्रास रहने से लब्ध वर्षादि के आधे का ह्रास बताना चाहिए ॥ १२-१३ ॥") followed by generous whitespace and the centered subheading "लग्नायुर्दाय—". CONCLUDED NOT a chapter transition -- chapter44 remains open and continuing on this page. **Bands1-2: CLOSE the multi-page shared-commentary truncation for verses 44.12-44.13** left OPEN on page236 (commentary cut off mid-sentence at page-bottom, "लब्धवर्षादि..."). This is the NINTH occurrence of this text's recurring multi-page shared-commentary pattern, now CLOSED. Closing text (bands1-2): "को पूर्वागत आयुर्दाय से घटाकर शेष को ही स्पष्ट आयु समझें। छग्न पर शुभग्रह की दृष्टि रहने से लब्ध वर्षादि के आधे को ही घटाना चाहिए ॥ १२-१३ ॥" -- SAME-PAGE-CONTROL ZOOM VERIFICATION applied to the word initially transcribed as ambiguous between "छग्न" and "लग्न" (contextually "लग्न"/ascendant would be expected, since the whole passage concerns the afflicted ascendant): 8x zoom (scratchpad/p237-b01-word.png) shows the printed character unambiguously as "छ" (the characteristic double-stroke loop shape, distinct from "ल"'s simple hook) -- the printed text genuinely reads "छग्न", which appears to be a printing anomaly/inconsistency in the source relative to the surrounding context. Per the no-silent-correction rule, this is RETAINED EXACTLY AS PRINTED and disclosed here, not silently corrected to "लग्न". Backfilled into verse 44.13's translationHi via UPDATES in this page's seed script. **Band3 (part of the large 234px gap, immediately following it): structural editorial subheading (NOT a verse)**: "लग्नायुर्दाय—" ("Ascendant-longevity—"), preceded by a "॥ १२-१३ ॥" section-closing marker and generous whitespace (the source of the 234px gap). Introduces verses 44.14-44.15 below; recorded as a structural/source note per the copyright-safety rule, not seeded as its own verse entry. **Bands3-6: VERSES 44.14-44.15 (Sanskrit)**, on longevity computed from the ascendant (lagnayus): - 44.14 (bands3-4): "लग्नाङ्कुत्ल्यवषाणि विवेकादशकादिभिः । मासाद्याश्चेति लग्नायुः कैश्चिदुक्तं मनीषिभिः ॥ १४ ॥" -- LOW-CONFIDENCE COMPOUND: the opening compound was zoomed at up to 10x (scratchpad/p237-b03-word-h1.png, p237-b03-word-h2.png), which clarified the akshara sequence considerably but the compound still does not resolve to a fully certain word-segmentation/meaning; retained as best-effort zoomed transcription and disclosed, per the no-fabrication rule for contested printed readings. The verse's overall sense is reliably known from the accompanying plain-Hindi commentary (bands7-11), which is relied on for translation accuracy. - 44.15 (bands5-6): "सबलेलग्नभेशे भ-सममंगसमांशपे । मध्येऽनुपाताल्लग्नायुविशेषोऽयमुदीरितः ॥ १५ ॥" **Bands7-11: commentary shared across verses 44.14-44.15** (SAME-PAGE shared commentary, not a truncation -- closes cleanly with "॥ १४-१५ ॥" on this page), split by natural sentence boundary between the two verses per this project's established convention: "किसी आचार्य ने कहा है कि लग्न में जितनी राशियाँ हों उतने वर्ष और अंशादिकों से अनुपात के द्वारा मासादि का ज्ञान कर दोनों का योग लग्नायु होती है। वस्तुतः लग्नराशीश बली हो तो राशितुल्य, और लग्न के नवांश स्वामी प्रबल हों तो नवांश तुल्य, वर्ष समझना चाहिए। दोनों (राशि तथा नवांश) प्रबल हों तो दोनों के आयुर्द्वय का योग स्पष्ट लग्नायुर्दय कहना ॥ १४-१५ ॥" **Band12: structural editorial subheading (NOT a verse)**: "निसर्गायुदाय—" ("Natural-longevity—"), the first threshold-discrepancy band, zoom-confirmed (scratchpad/p237-disc1.png). Introduces verses 44.16-44.17 below; recorded as a structural/source note, not seeded as its own verse entry. **Bands13-16: VERSES 44.16-44.17 (Sanskrit)**, on nisarga-ayus (natural longevity) of the seven planets, given twice -- once as a planet-order compound and once as a bhuta-sankhya (word-numeral) restatement: - 44.16 (bands13-14): "मुनेऽधुना निसर्गायुर्ग्रहाणां ते मयोच्यते । क्रमादिन्द्वारविच्छुक्रजीवेनशनिवत्सराः ॥ १६ ॥" -- the planet-order compound was zoom-confirmed at 4x (scratchpad/p237-b14w.png) matching the original sequential read exactly; the individual word-boundaries within the compound (naming the seven planets in order) are not segmented with full lexical confidence, but the accompanying commentary (bands17-19) gives the numeric values explicitly and unambiguously, which is relied on. - 44.17 (bands15-16): "भृकराङ्काः, कृतिधृतौ, नखाः शून्येषवः स्मृताः । जन्तुः समयतश्चैता निसर्गप्रभवा दशा ॥ १७ ॥" -- zoom-confirmed at 4x (scratchpad/p237-b15w.png). This is a bhuta-sankhya (word-numeral) style restatement of the same longevity figures; the individual numeral-words are dense and not decoded digit-by-digit with confidence -- retained as printed and disclosed. The verse states these same values also serve as the nisarga-dasha year-lengths. **Bands17-20: commentary shared across verses 44.16-44.17** (closes with "॥ १६-१७ ॥"), split between the two verses: "हे मुने! अब मैं निसर्गायु बतलाता हूं। जन्म से लेकर क्रमशः चन्द्र का १ वर्ष, मंगल के २ वर्ष, बुध के ९ वर्ष, शुक्र के २० वर्ष, गुरु के १८ वर्ष, सूर्य के २० वर्ष, शनि के ५० वर्ष आयुर्दाय होते हैं। [attached to 44.16] / ये ही नैसर्गिक दशा-वर्ष-प्रमाण भी समझना चाहिए ॥ १६-१७ ॥ [attached to 44.17]" -- this gives the reliable plain-language values: Moon 1, Mars 2, Mercury 9, Venus 20, Jupiter 18, Sun 20, Saturn 50 years. **Band21: structural editorial subheading (NOT a verse)**: "अंशायुर्दाय—" ("Divisional/amsha-longevity—"), the second threshold-discrepancy band, zoom-confirmed (scratchpad/p237-disc2.png). Introduces verses 44.18-44.21 below; recorded as a structural/source note, not seeded as its own verse entry. **Bands22-29: VERSES 44.18-44.21 (Sanskrit)**, on amsha-ayus (divisional longevity) and dignity-based multipliers. UNLIKE the preceding clusters on this page, NO Hindi commentary follows any of these four verses on this page -- each closes cleanly with its own verse-number marker, and the page ends (band29) at the eGangotri watermark with no further text. This is NOT treated as a multi-page shared-commentary truncation (no mid-sentence cutoff occurred); it is simply noted that commentary for this verse-cluster, if any, may appear on page238 and should be checked there. - 44.18 (bands22-23): "अंशायुरधुना वक्ष्ये सलग्नद्युषदां शृणु । ग्रहोऽंशभसमान्येव हायनानि ददाति वै ॥ १८ ॥" -- LOW-CONFIDENCE COMPOUND: "सलग्नद्युषदां" is dense and not confidently segmented; retained as printed and disclosed. Since no commentary is present to cross-check against, the translation is a good-faith rendering of the Sanskrit only. - 44.19 (bands24-25): "भादिकं खेचरं हन्यान्नागाभ्रशशिभिस्तु यत् । भगणादि, तष्टमकैस्तदाब्दादिस्फुटं मतम् ॥ १९ ॥" -- zoom-confirmed at 4x (scratchpad/p237-b24w.png, p237-b25w.png), correcting the initial sequential-read guess "नागाश्रशशिभिस्तु" to the zoom-confirmed "नागाभ्रशशिभिस्तु". This is a dense bhuta-sankhya (word-numeral) verse about bhagana (revolution-count) computation; the specific numeral encoding ("नागाभ्रशशिभिः", "तष्टमकैः") is NOT decoded with confidence at the digit level, and with no commentary present to cross-check, this verse's precise numerical content is disclosed as low-confidence rather than fabricated. Only a high-level structural gloss is given in translation. - 44.20 (bands26-27): "पिण्डायुषि यथा ह्रासस्तथाऽत्रापि बुधैः स्मृतः । केचिद्वदन्ति विबुधा विशेषमपरं त्विह ॥ २० ॥" -- clear, high-confidence reading. - 44.21 (bands28-29): "ग्रहे स्वभोन्च्चे त्रिगुणं स्वनवांशे तथोत्तमे । द्विगुणं, स्वद्वृक्काणेऽपि, साधितायुः स्फुटं तदा ॥ २१ ॥" -- clear, high-confidence reading (standard dignity-based multiplier rule: own-sign/exalted = tripled, own navamsha = doubled, own drekkana = also a multiplier). **Band29 (tail)**: eGangotri digitization watermark, confirmed again, sharing the same (unusually tall, 144px) band as verse 44.21's closing line -- explaining the anomalous height (the band contains both the verse's last line AND the watermark, not an extra hidden line of text). True final band of the page. **Chapter44 verse count after this page: 21 (44.1-44.21), STILL PROVISIONAL** -- no closing colophon yet.

  18. 44.18 सत्यापित

    44.18

    संस्कृत

    अंशायुरधुना वक्ष्ये सलग्नद्युषदां शृणु । ग्रहोऽंशभसमान्येव हायनानि ददाति वै ॥ १८ ॥

    amshayuradhuna vakshye salagnadyushadam shrinu, groshanshabhasamanyeva hayanani dadati vai.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Now I shall describe the amsha-longevity [amshayus] of the ascendant and the planets; listen. A planet gives years equal to [the count of] the navamsha-rashi it occupies. [LOW-CONFIDENCE compound "सलग्नद्युषदां", retained as printed and disclosed.] Confirmed and elaborated by the commentary shared with verses 44.19-44.23 on page238.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    हे मुने! अब मैं लग्न तथा ग्रहों का अंशायुर्दाय बतलाता हूँ। ग्रह राशि-नवांश तुल्य वर्ष देते हैं।

    स्रोत: Printed page 237 (PDF p.269 of scratchpad/bphs1.pdf), folio "२३७" (right side). Running head reads the CHAPTER TITLE "आयुर्दायाध्यायः" (C-type) -- page236 was T-type (book title), page237 is C-type, continuing the C/T alternation across pages231-237: C,T,C,T,C,T,C -- SEVEN consecutive pages now, still tracked rather than declared a fully resolved global rule. Threshold selection: sweep (scratchpad/sweep237.py) showed T5=30 bands, T7=28 bands -- a genuine discrepancy. T5-vs-T7 diff (scratchpad/diff237.py) identified two bands present at T5 but absent at T7: native (2179,2205) h26 and native (3385,3426) h41. Both zoomed (scratchpad/p237-disc1.png, p237-disc2.png) and confirmed as genuine short editorial subheading markers ("निसर्गायुदाय—" and "अंशायुर्दाय—"), not scan noise. THRESH=5 reconfirmed necessary. Proceeded with scratchpad/band237.py (30 bands, p237-b00..p237-b29). Gap re-scan (mandatory): the largest gap was 234px (band2-to-3), approaching the ~223px chapter-transition signature seen at chapter42-to-43. Investigated by zooming the gap region (scratchpad/p237-biggap.png, native y=700-990) -- found NO colophon or chapter-closing language, only the tail of the previous commentary ("...का ह्रास रहने से लब्ध वर्षादि के आधे का ह्रास बताना चाहिए ॥ १२-१३ ॥") followed by generous whitespace and the centered subheading "लग्नायुर्दाय—". CONCLUDED NOT a chapter transition -- chapter44 remains open and continuing on this page. **Bands1-2: CLOSE the multi-page shared-commentary truncation for verses 44.12-44.13** left OPEN on page236 (commentary cut off mid-sentence at page-bottom, "लब्धवर्षादि..."). This is the NINTH occurrence of this text's recurring multi-page shared-commentary pattern, now CLOSED. Closing text (bands1-2): "को पूर्वागत आयुर्दाय से घटाकर शेष को ही स्पष्ट आयु समझें। छग्न पर शुभग्रह की दृष्टि रहने से लब्ध वर्षादि के आधे को ही घटाना चाहिए ॥ १२-१३ ॥" -- SAME-PAGE-CONTROL ZOOM VERIFICATION applied to the word initially transcribed as ambiguous between "छग्न" and "लग्न" (contextually "लग्न"/ascendant would be expected, since the whole passage concerns the afflicted ascendant): 8x zoom (scratchpad/p237-b01-word.png) shows the printed character unambiguously as "छ" (the characteristic double-stroke loop shape, distinct from "ल"'s simple hook) -- the printed text genuinely reads "छग्न", which appears to be a printing anomaly/inconsistency in the source relative to the surrounding context. Per the no-silent-correction rule, this is RETAINED EXACTLY AS PRINTED and disclosed here, not silently corrected to "लग्न". Backfilled into verse 44.13's translationHi via UPDATES in this page's seed script. **Band3 (part of the large 234px gap, immediately following it): structural editorial subheading (NOT a verse)**: "लग्नायुर्दाय—" ("Ascendant-longevity—"), preceded by a "॥ १२-१३ ॥" section-closing marker and generous whitespace (the source of the 234px gap). Introduces verses 44.14-44.15 below; recorded as a structural/source note per the copyright-safety rule, not seeded as its own verse entry. **Bands3-6: VERSES 44.14-44.15 (Sanskrit)**, on longevity computed from the ascendant (lagnayus): - 44.14 (bands3-4): "लग्नाङ्कुत्ल्यवषाणि विवेकादशकादिभिः । मासाद्याश्चेति लग्नायुः कैश्चिदुक्तं मनीषिभिः ॥ १४ ॥" -- LOW-CONFIDENCE COMPOUND: the opening compound was zoomed at up to 10x (scratchpad/p237-b03-word-h1.png, p237-b03-word-h2.png), which clarified the akshara sequence considerably but the compound still does not resolve to a fully certain word-segmentation/meaning; retained as best-effort zoomed transcription and disclosed, per the no-fabrication rule for contested printed readings. The verse's overall sense is reliably known from the accompanying plain-Hindi commentary (bands7-11), which is relied on for translation accuracy. - 44.15 (bands5-6): "सबलेलग्नभेशे भ-सममंगसमांशपे । मध्येऽनुपाताल्लग्नायुविशेषोऽयमुदीरितः ॥ १५ ॥" **Bands7-11: commentary shared across verses 44.14-44.15** (SAME-PAGE shared commentary, not a truncation -- closes cleanly with "॥ १४-१५ ॥" on this page), split by natural sentence boundary between the two verses per this project's established convention: "किसी आचार्य ने कहा है कि लग्न में जितनी राशियाँ हों उतने वर्ष और अंशादिकों से अनुपात के द्वारा मासादि का ज्ञान कर दोनों का योग लग्नायु होती है। वस्तुतः लग्नराशीश बली हो तो राशितुल्य, और लग्न के नवांश स्वामी प्रबल हों तो नवांश तुल्य, वर्ष समझना चाहिए। दोनों (राशि तथा नवांश) प्रबल हों तो दोनों के आयुर्द्वय का योग स्पष्ट लग्नायुर्दय कहना ॥ १४-१५ ॥" **Band12: structural editorial subheading (NOT a verse)**: "निसर्गायुदाय—" ("Natural-longevity—"), the first threshold-discrepancy band, zoom-confirmed (scratchpad/p237-disc1.png). Introduces verses 44.16-44.17 below; recorded as a structural/source note, not seeded as its own verse entry. **Bands13-16: VERSES 44.16-44.17 (Sanskrit)**, on nisarga-ayus (natural longevity) of the seven planets, given twice -- once as a planet-order compound and once as a bhuta-sankhya (word-numeral) restatement: - 44.16 (bands13-14): "मुनेऽधुना निसर्गायुर्ग्रहाणां ते मयोच्यते । क्रमादिन्द्वारविच्छुक्रजीवेनशनिवत्सराः ॥ १६ ॥" -- the planet-order compound was zoom-confirmed at 4x (scratchpad/p237-b14w.png) matching the original sequential read exactly; the individual word-boundaries within the compound (naming the seven planets in order) are not segmented with full lexical confidence, but the accompanying commentary (bands17-19) gives the numeric values explicitly and unambiguously, which is relied on. - 44.17 (bands15-16): "भृकराङ्काः, कृतिधृतौ, नखाः शून्येषवः स्मृताः । जन्तुः समयतश्चैता निसर्गप्रभवा दशा ॥ १७ ॥" -- zoom-confirmed at 4x (scratchpad/p237-b15w.png). This is a bhuta-sankhya (word-numeral) style restatement of the same longevity figures; the individual numeral-words are dense and not decoded digit-by-digit with confidence -- retained as printed and disclosed. The verse states these same values also serve as the nisarga-dasha year-lengths. **Bands17-20: commentary shared across verses 44.16-44.17** (closes with "॥ १६-१७ ॥"), split between the two verses: "हे मुने! अब मैं निसर्गायु बतलाता हूं। जन्म से लेकर क्रमशः चन्द्र का १ वर्ष, मंगल के २ वर्ष, बुध के ९ वर्ष, शुक्र के २० वर्ष, गुरु के १८ वर्ष, सूर्य के २० वर्ष, शनि के ५० वर्ष आयुर्दाय होते हैं। [attached to 44.16] / ये ही नैसर्गिक दशा-वर्ष-प्रमाण भी समझना चाहिए ॥ १६-१७ ॥ [attached to 44.17]" -- this gives the reliable plain-language values: Moon 1, Mars 2, Mercury 9, Venus 20, Jupiter 18, Sun 20, Saturn 50 years. **Band21: structural editorial subheading (NOT a verse)**: "अंशायुर्दाय—" ("Divisional/amsha-longevity—"), the second threshold-discrepancy band, zoom-confirmed (scratchpad/p237-disc2.png). Introduces verses 44.18-44.21 below; recorded as a structural/source note, not seeded as its own verse entry. **Bands22-29: VERSES 44.18-44.21 (Sanskrit)**, on amsha-ayus (divisional longevity) and dignity-based multipliers. UNLIKE the preceding clusters on this page, NO Hindi commentary follows any of these four verses on this page -- each closes cleanly with its own verse-number marker, and the page ends (band29) at the eGangotri watermark with no further text. This is NOT treated as a multi-page shared-commentary truncation (no mid-sentence cutoff occurred); it is simply noted that commentary for this verse-cluster, if any, may appear on page238 and should be checked there. - 44.18 (bands22-23): "अंशायुरधुना वक्ष्ये सलग्नद्युषदां शृणु । ग्रहोऽंशभसमान्येव हायनानि ददाति वै ॥ १८ ॥" -- LOW-CONFIDENCE COMPOUND: "सलग्नद्युषदां" is dense and not confidently segmented; retained as printed and disclosed. Since no commentary is present to cross-check against, the translation is a good-faith rendering of the Sanskrit only. - 44.19 (bands24-25): "भादिकं खेचरं हन्यान्नागाभ्रशशिभिस्तु यत् । भगणादि, तष्टमकैस्तदाब्दादिस्फुटं मतम् ॥ १९ ॥" -- zoom-confirmed at 4x (scratchpad/p237-b24w.png, p237-b25w.png), correcting the initial sequential-read guess "नागाश्रशशिभिस्तु" to the zoom-confirmed "नागाभ्रशशिभिस्तु". This is a dense bhuta-sankhya (word-numeral) verse about bhagana (revolution-count) computation; the specific numeral encoding ("नागाभ्रशशिभिः", "तष्टमकैः") is NOT decoded with confidence at the digit level, and with no commentary present to cross-check, this verse's precise numerical content is disclosed as low-confidence rather than fabricated. Only a high-level structural gloss is given in translation. - 44.20 (bands26-27): "पिण्डायुषि यथा ह्रासस्तथाऽत्रापि बुधैः स्मृतः । केचिद्वदन्ति विबुधा विशेषमपरं त्विह ॥ २० ॥" -- clear, high-confidence reading. - 44.21 (bands28-29): "ग्रहे स्वभोन्च्चे त्रिगुणं स्वनवांशे तथोत्तमे । द्विगुणं, स्वद्वृक्काणेऽपि, साधितायुः स्फुटं तदा ॥ २१ ॥" -- clear, high-confidence reading (standard dignity-based multiplier rule: own-sign/exalted = tripled, own navamsha = doubled, own drekkana = also a multiplier). **Band29 (tail)**: eGangotri digitization watermark, confirmed again, sharing the same (unusually tall, 144px) band as verse 44.21's closing line -- explaining the anomalous height (the band contains both the verse's last line AND the watermark, not an extra hidden line of text). True final band of the page. **Chapter44 verse count after this page: 21 (44.1-44.21), STILL PROVISIONAL** -- no closing colophon yet.

  19. 44.19 सत्यापित

    44.19

    संस्कृत

    भादिकं खेचरं हन्यान्नागाभ्रशशिभिस्तु यत् । भगणादि, तष्टमकैस्तदाब्दादिस्फुटं मतम् ॥ १९ ॥

    bhadikam khecharam hanyannagabhrashashibhistu yat, bhaganadi, tashtamakaistadabdadisphutam matam.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    One should multiply the planet's [degree/rashi-count] by 108, converting via samvartana into bhagana [revolution-fraction] etc.; if [the remainder-count] exceeds twelve, divide by twelve -- the resulting remainder in years etc. is that planet's amsha-longevity. RETROACTIVE CORRECTION (disclosed): the compound "नागाभ्रशशिभिः" is now read with substantially higher confidence as a bhuta-sankhya encoding of "108" (नाग=8, अभ्र=0, शशि=1, read right-to-left), corroborated by the accompanying commentary's explicit "राश्यादि ग्रह को १०८ से गुणा कर" (multiply by 108) -- see page238 source note. The verse's exact word-segmentation at the akshara level remains only partially resolved, but the key numeral (108) is now cross-confirmed rather than fabricated.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    अर्थात् ग्रह जितनी राशि के नवांश पर रहते उतने वर्ष उनका आयुर्दाय होता है। राश्यादि ग्रह को १०८ से गुणा कर, सवर्णन के द्वारा भगणादि बनावें, बारह से अधिक रहने पर १२ से तष्टित करें तो शेष भगणादि तुल्य वर्षादि उस ग्रह का स्पष्ट आयुर्दाय समझना।

    स्रोत: Printed page 237 (PDF p.269 of scratchpad/bphs1.pdf), folio "२३७" (right side). Running head reads the CHAPTER TITLE "आयुर्दायाध्यायः" (C-type) -- page236 was T-type (book title), page237 is C-type, continuing the C/T alternation across pages231-237: C,T,C,T,C,T,C -- SEVEN consecutive pages now, still tracked rather than declared a fully resolved global rule. Threshold selection: sweep (scratchpad/sweep237.py) showed T5=30 bands, T7=28 bands -- a genuine discrepancy. T5-vs-T7 diff (scratchpad/diff237.py) identified two bands present at T5 but absent at T7: native (2179,2205) h26 and native (3385,3426) h41. Both zoomed (scratchpad/p237-disc1.png, p237-disc2.png) and confirmed as genuine short editorial subheading markers ("निसर्गायुदाय—" and "अंशायुर्दाय—"), not scan noise. THRESH=5 reconfirmed necessary. Proceeded with scratchpad/band237.py (30 bands, p237-b00..p237-b29). Gap re-scan (mandatory): the largest gap was 234px (band2-to-3), approaching the ~223px chapter-transition signature seen at chapter42-to-43. Investigated by zooming the gap region (scratchpad/p237-biggap.png, native y=700-990) -- found NO colophon or chapter-closing language, only the tail of the previous commentary ("...का ह्रास रहने से लब्ध वर्षादि के आधे का ह्रास बताना चाहिए ॥ १२-१३ ॥") followed by generous whitespace and the centered subheading "लग्नायुर्दाय—". CONCLUDED NOT a chapter transition -- chapter44 remains open and continuing on this page. **Bands1-2: CLOSE the multi-page shared-commentary truncation for verses 44.12-44.13** left OPEN on page236 (commentary cut off mid-sentence at page-bottom, "लब्धवर्षादि..."). This is the NINTH occurrence of this text's recurring multi-page shared-commentary pattern, now CLOSED. Closing text (bands1-2): "को पूर्वागत आयुर्दाय से घटाकर शेष को ही स्पष्ट आयु समझें। छग्न पर शुभग्रह की दृष्टि रहने से लब्ध वर्षादि के आधे को ही घटाना चाहिए ॥ १२-१३ ॥" -- SAME-PAGE-CONTROL ZOOM VERIFICATION applied to the word initially transcribed as ambiguous between "छग्न" and "लग्न" (contextually "लग्न"/ascendant would be expected, since the whole passage concerns the afflicted ascendant): 8x zoom (scratchpad/p237-b01-word.png) shows the printed character unambiguously as "छ" (the characteristic double-stroke loop shape, distinct from "ल"'s simple hook) -- the printed text genuinely reads "छग्न", which appears to be a printing anomaly/inconsistency in the source relative to the surrounding context. Per the no-silent-correction rule, this is RETAINED EXACTLY AS PRINTED and disclosed here, not silently corrected to "लग्न". Backfilled into verse 44.13's translationHi via UPDATES in this page's seed script. **Band3 (part of the large 234px gap, immediately following it): structural editorial subheading (NOT a verse)**: "लग्नायुर्दाय—" ("Ascendant-longevity—"), preceded by a "॥ १२-१३ ॥" section-closing marker and generous whitespace (the source of the 234px gap). Introduces verses 44.14-44.15 below; recorded as a structural/source note per the copyright-safety rule, not seeded as its own verse entry. **Bands3-6: VERSES 44.14-44.15 (Sanskrit)**, on longevity computed from the ascendant (lagnayus): - 44.14 (bands3-4): "लग्नाङ्कुत्ल्यवषाणि विवेकादशकादिभिः । मासाद्याश्चेति लग्नायुः कैश्चिदुक्तं मनीषिभिः ॥ १४ ॥" -- LOW-CONFIDENCE COMPOUND: the opening compound was zoomed at up to 10x (scratchpad/p237-b03-word-h1.png, p237-b03-word-h2.png), which clarified the akshara sequence considerably but the compound still does not resolve to a fully certain word-segmentation/meaning; retained as best-effort zoomed transcription and disclosed, per the no-fabrication rule for contested printed readings. The verse's overall sense is reliably known from the accompanying plain-Hindi commentary (bands7-11), which is relied on for translation accuracy. - 44.15 (bands5-6): "सबलेलग्नभेशे भ-सममंगसमांशपे । मध्येऽनुपाताल्लग्नायुविशेषोऽयमुदीरितः ॥ १५ ॥" **Bands7-11: commentary shared across verses 44.14-44.15** (SAME-PAGE shared commentary, not a truncation -- closes cleanly with "॥ १४-१५ ॥" on this page), split by natural sentence boundary between the two verses per this project's established convention: "किसी आचार्य ने कहा है कि लग्न में जितनी राशियाँ हों उतने वर्ष और अंशादिकों से अनुपात के द्वारा मासादि का ज्ञान कर दोनों का योग लग्नायु होती है। वस्तुतः लग्नराशीश बली हो तो राशितुल्य, और लग्न के नवांश स्वामी प्रबल हों तो नवांश तुल्य, वर्ष समझना चाहिए। दोनों (राशि तथा नवांश) प्रबल हों तो दोनों के आयुर्द्वय का योग स्पष्ट लग्नायुर्दय कहना ॥ १४-१५ ॥" **Band12: structural editorial subheading (NOT a verse)**: "निसर्गायुदाय—" ("Natural-longevity—"), the first threshold-discrepancy band, zoom-confirmed (scratchpad/p237-disc1.png). Introduces verses 44.16-44.17 below; recorded as a structural/source note, not seeded as its own verse entry. **Bands13-16: VERSES 44.16-44.17 (Sanskrit)**, on nisarga-ayus (natural longevity) of the seven planets, given twice -- once as a planet-order compound and once as a bhuta-sankhya (word-numeral) restatement: - 44.16 (bands13-14): "मुनेऽधुना निसर्गायुर्ग्रहाणां ते मयोच्यते । क्रमादिन्द्वारविच्छुक्रजीवेनशनिवत्सराः ॥ १६ ॥" -- the planet-order compound was zoom-confirmed at 4x (scratchpad/p237-b14w.png) matching the original sequential read exactly; the individual word-boundaries within the compound (naming the seven planets in order) are not segmented with full lexical confidence, but the accompanying commentary (bands17-19) gives the numeric values explicitly and unambiguously, which is relied on. - 44.17 (bands15-16): "भृकराङ्काः, कृतिधृतौ, नखाः शून्येषवः स्मृताः । जन्तुः समयतश्चैता निसर्गप्रभवा दशा ॥ १७ ॥" -- zoom-confirmed at 4x (scratchpad/p237-b15w.png). This is a bhuta-sankhya (word-numeral) style restatement of the same longevity figures; the individual numeral-words are dense and not decoded digit-by-digit with confidence -- retained as printed and disclosed. The verse states these same values also serve as the nisarga-dasha year-lengths. **Bands17-20: commentary shared across verses 44.16-44.17** (closes with "॥ १६-१७ ॥"), split between the two verses: "हे मुने! अब मैं निसर्गायु बतलाता हूं। जन्म से लेकर क्रमशः चन्द्र का १ वर्ष, मंगल के २ वर्ष, बुध के ९ वर्ष, शुक्र के २० वर्ष, गुरु के १८ वर्ष, सूर्य के २० वर्ष, शनि के ५० वर्ष आयुर्दाय होते हैं। [attached to 44.16] / ये ही नैसर्गिक दशा-वर्ष-प्रमाण भी समझना चाहिए ॥ १६-१७ ॥ [attached to 44.17]" -- this gives the reliable plain-language values: Moon 1, Mars 2, Mercury 9, Venus 20, Jupiter 18, Sun 20, Saturn 50 years. **Band21: structural editorial subheading (NOT a verse)**: "अंशायुर्दाय—" ("Divisional/amsha-longevity—"), the second threshold-discrepancy band, zoom-confirmed (scratchpad/p237-disc2.png). Introduces verses 44.18-44.21 below; recorded as a structural/source note, not seeded as its own verse entry. **Bands22-29: VERSES 44.18-44.21 (Sanskrit)**, on amsha-ayus (divisional longevity) and dignity-based multipliers. UNLIKE the preceding clusters on this page, NO Hindi commentary follows any of these four verses on this page -- each closes cleanly with its own verse-number marker, and the page ends (band29) at the eGangotri watermark with no further text. This is NOT treated as a multi-page shared-commentary truncation (no mid-sentence cutoff occurred); it is simply noted that commentary for this verse-cluster, if any, may appear on page238 and should be checked there. - 44.18 (bands22-23): "अंशायुरधुना वक्ष्ये सलग्नद्युषदां शृणु । ग्रहोऽंशभसमान्येव हायनानि ददाति वै ॥ १८ ॥" -- LOW-CONFIDENCE COMPOUND: "सलग्नद्युषदां" is dense and not confidently segmented; retained as printed and disclosed. Since no commentary is present to cross-check against, the translation is a good-faith rendering of the Sanskrit only. - 44.19 (bands24-25): "भादिकं खेचरं हन्यान्नागाभ्रशशिभिस्तु यत् । भगणादि, तष्टमकैस्तदाब्दादिस्फुटं मतम् ॥ १९ ॥" -- zoom-confirmed at 4x (scratchpad/p237-b24w.png, p237-b25w.png), correcting the initial sequential-read guess "नागाश्रशशिभिस्तु" to the zoom-confirmed "नागाभ्रशशिभिस्तु". This is a dense bhuta-sankhya (word-numeral) verse about bhagana (revolution-count) computation; the specific numeral encoding ("नागाभ्रशशिभिः", "तष्टमकैः") is NOT decoded with confidence at the digit level, and with no commentary present to cross-check, this verse's precise numerical content is disclosed as low-confidence rather than fabricated. Only a high-level structural gloss is given in translation. - 44.20 (bands26-27): "पिण्डायुषि यथा ह्रासस्तथाऽत्रापि बुधैः स्मृतः । केचिद्वदन्ति विबुधा विशेषमपरं त्विह ॥ २० ॥" -- clear, high-confidence reading. - 44.21 (bands28-29): "ग्रहे स्वभोन्च्चे त्रिगुणं स्वनवांशे तथोत्तमे । द्विगुणं, स्वद्वृक्काणेऽपि, साधितायुः स्फुटं तदा ॥ २१ ॥" -- clear, high-confidence reading (standard dignity-based multiplier rule: own-sign/exalted = tripled, own navamsha = doubled, own drekkana = also a multiplier). **Band29 (tail)**: eGangotri digitization watermark, confirmed again, sharing the same (unusually tall, 144px) band as verse 44.21's closing line -- explaining the anomalous height (the band contains both the verse's last line AND the watermark, not an extra hidden line of text). True final band of the page. **Chapter44 verse count after this page: 21 (44.1-44.21), STILL PROVISIONAL** -- no closing colophon yet.

  20. 44.20 सत्यापित

    44.20

    संस्कृत

    पिण्डायुषि यथा ह्रासस्तथाऽत्रापि बुधैः स्मृतः । केचिद्वदन्ति विबुधा विशेषमपरं त्विह ॥ २० ॥

    pindayushi yatha hrasastathatrapi budhaih smritah, kechidvadanti vibudha visheshamaparam tviha.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    As is the reduction [system] in pinda-ayus [gross longevity], so too here [in amsha-ayus] it is recalled by the wise. [But] some learned ones state a further special rule in this regard. Confirmed by the commentary: the pinda-ayus reduction rule (combust = half, enemy-house = one-third) applies equally to amsha-ayus.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पिण्डायुः साधन में जैसा ह्रास कहा गया है वैसा ही अंशायुर्दाय में भी ह्रास कहना चाहिए। पिण्डायुः साधन में ह्रास :—अस्तंगत में आधा, शत्रुगृह में तृतीयांश आदि कहा गया है। अंशायुर्दाय में कतिपय विद्वानों ने विशेष संस्कार कहा है :—

    स्रोत: Printed page 237 (PDF p.269 of scratchpad/bphs1.pdf), folio "२३७" (right side). Running head reads the CHAPTER TITLE "आयुर्दायाध्यायः" (C-type) -- page236 was T-type (book title), page237 is C-type, continuing the C/T alternation across pages231-237: C,T,C,T,C,T,C -- SEVEN consecutive pages now, still tracked rather than declared a fully resolved global rule. Threshold selection: sweep (scratchpad/sweep237.py) showed T5=30 bands, T7=28 bands -- a genuine discrepancy. T5-vs-T7 diff (scratchpad/diff237.py) identified two bands present at T5 but absent at T7: native (2179,2205) h26 and native (3385,3426) h41. Both zoomed (scratchpad/p237-disc1.png, p237-disc2.png) and confirmed as genuine short editorial subheading markers ("निसर्गायुदाय—" and "अंशायुर्दाय—"), not scan noise. THRESH=5 reconfirmed necessary. Proceeded with scratchpad/band237.py (30 bands, p237-b00..p237-b29). Gap re-scan (mandatory): the largest gap was 234px (band2-to-3), approaching the ~223px chapter-transition signature seen at chapter42-to-43. Investigated by zooming the gap region (scratchpad/p237-biggap.png, native y=700-990) -- found NO colophon or chapter-closing language, only the tail of the previous commentary ("...का ह्रास रहने से लब्ध वर्षादि के आधे का ह्रास बताना चाहिए ॥ १२-१३ ॥") followed by generous whitespace and the centered subheading "लग्नायुर्दाय—". CONCLUDED NOT a chapter transition -- chapter44 remains open and continuing on this page. **Bands1-2: CLOSE the multi-page shared-commentary truncation for verses 44.12-44.13** left OPEN on page236 (commentary cut off mid-sentence at page-bottom, "लब्धवर्षादि..."). This is the NINTH occurrence of this text's recurring multi-page shared-commentary pattern, now CLOSED. Closing text (bands1-2): "को पूर्वागत आयुर्दाय से घटाकर शेष को ही स्पष्ट आयु समझें। छग्न पर शुभग्रह की दृष्टि रहने से लब्ध वर्षादि के आधे को ही घटाना चाहिए ॥ १२-१३ ॥" -- SAME-PAGE-CONTROL ZOOM VERIFICATION applied to the word initially transcribed as ambiguous between "छग्न" and "लग्न" (contextually "लग्न"/ascendant would be expected, since the whole passage concerns the afflicted ascendant): 8x zoom (scratchpad/p237-b01-word.png) shows the printed character unambiguously as "छ" (the characteristic double-stroke loop shape, distinct from "ल"'s simple hook) -- the printed text genuinely reads "छग्न", which appears to be a printing anomaly/inconsistency in the source relative to the surrounding context. Per the no-silent-correction rule, this is RETAINED EXACTLY AS PRINTED and disclosed here, not silently corrected to "लग्न". Backfilled into verse 44.13's translationHi via UPDATES in this page's seed script. **Band3 (part of the large 234px gap, immediately following it): structural editorial subheading (NOT a verse)**: "लग्नायुर्दाय—" ("Ascendant-longevity—"), preceded by a "॥ १२-१३ ॥" section-closing marker and generous whitespace (the source of the 234px gap). Introduces verses 44.14-44.15 below; recorded as a structural/source note per the copyright-safety rule, not seeded as its own verse entry. **Bands3-6: VERSES 44.14-44.15 (Sanskrit)**, on longevity computed from the ascendant (lagnayus): - 44.14 (bands3-4): "लग्नाङ्कुत्ल्यवषाणि विवेकादशकादिभिः । मासाद्याश्चेति लग्नायुः कैश्चिदुक्तं मनीषिभिः ॥ १४ ॥" -- LOW-CONFIDENCE COMPOUND: the opening compound was zoomed at up to 10x (scratchpad/p237-b03-word-h1.png, p237-b03-word-h2.png), which clarified the akshara sequence considerably but the compound still does not resolve to a fully certain word-segmentation/meaning; retained as best-effort zoomed transcription and disclosed, per the no-fabrication rule for contested printed readings. The verse's overall sense is reliably known from the accompanying plain-Hindi commentary (bands7-11), which is relied on for translation accuracy. - 44.15 (bands5-6): "सबलेलग्नभेशे भ-सममंगसमांशपे । मध्येऽनुपाताल्लग्नायुविशेषोऽयमुदीरितः ॥ १५ ॥" **Bands7-11: commentary shared across verses 44.14-44.15** (SAME-PAGE shared commentary, not a truncation -- closes cleanly with "॥ १४-१५ ॥" on this page), split by natural sentence boundary between the two verses per this project's established convention: "किसी आचार्य ने कहा है कि लग्न में जितनी राशियाँ हों उतने वर्ष और अंशादिकों से अनुपात के द्वारा मासादि का ज्ञान कर दोनों का योग लग्नायु होती है। वस्तुतः लग्नराशीश बली हो तो राशितुल्य, और लग्न के नवांश स्वामी प्रबल हों तो नवांश तुल्य, वर्ष समझना चाहिए। दोनों (राशि तथा नवांश) प्रबल हों तो दोनों के आयुर्द्वय का योग स्पष्ट लग्नायुर्दय कहना ॥ १४-१५ ॥" **Band12: structural editorial subheading (NOT a verse)**: "निसर्गायुदाय—" ("Natural-longevity—"), the first threshold-discrepancy band, zoom-confirmed (scratchpad/p237-disc1.png). Introduces verses 44.16-44.17 below; recorded as a structural/source note, not seeded as its own verse entry. **Bands13-16: VERSES 44.16-44.17 (Sanskrit)**, on nisarga-ayus (natural longevity) of the seven planets, given twice -- once as a planet-order compound and once as a bhuta-sankhya (word-numeral) restatement: - 44.16 (bands13-14): "मुनेऽधुना निसर्गायुर्ग्रहाणां ते मयोच्यते । क्रमादिन्द्वारविच्छुक्रजीवेनशनिवत्सराः ॥ १६ ॥" -- the planet-order compound was zoom-confirmed at 4x (scratchpad/p237-b14w.png) matching the original sequential read exactly; the individual word-boundaries within the compound (naming the seven planets in order) are not segmented with full lexical confidence, but the accompanying commentary (bands17-19) gives the numeric values explicitly and unambiguously, which is relied on. - 44.17 (bands15-16): "भृकराङ्काः, कृतिधृतौ, नखाः शून्येषवः स्मृताः । जन्तुः समयतश्चैता निसर्गप्रभवा दशा ॥ १७ ॥" -- zoom-confirmed at 4x (scratchpad/p237-b15w.png). This is a bhuta-sankhya (word-numeral) style restatement of the same longevity figures; the individual numeral-words are dense and not decoded digit-by-digit with confidence -- retained as printed and disclosed. The verse states these same values also serve as the nisarga-dasha year-lengths. **Bands17-20: commentary shared across verses 44.16-44.17** (closes with "॥ १६-१७ ॥"), split between the two verses: "हे मुने! अब मैं निसर्गायु बतलाता हूं। जन्म से लेकर क्रमशः चन्द्र का १ वर्ष, मंगल के २ वर्ष, बुध के ९ वर्ष, शुक्र के २० वर्ष, गुरु के १८ वर्ष, सूर्य के २० वर्ष, शनि के ५० वर्ष आयुर्दाय होते हैं। [attached to 44.16] / ये ही नैसर्गिक दशा-वर्ष-प्रमाण भी समझना चाहिए ॥ १६-१७ ॥ [attached to 44.17]" -- this gives the reliable plain-language values: Moon 1, Mars 2, Mercury 9, Venus 20, Jupiter 18, Sun 20, Saturn 50 years. **Band21: structural editorial subheading (NOT a verse)**: "अंशायुर्दाय—" ("Divisional/amsha-longevity—"), the second threshold-discrepancy band, zoom-confirmed (scratchpad/p237-disc2.png). Introduces verses 44.18-44.21 below; recorded as a structural/source note, not seeded as its own verse entry. **Bands22-29: VERSES 44.18-44.21 (Sanskrit)**, on amsha-ayus (divisional longevity) and dignity-based multipliers. UNLIKE the preceding clusters on this page, NO Hindi commentary follows any of these four verses on this page -- each closes cleanly with its own verse-number marker, and the page ends (band29) at the eGangotri watermark with no further text. This is NOT treated as a multi-page shared-commentary truncation (no mid-sentence cutoff occurred); it is simply noted that commentary for this verse-cluster, if any, may appear on page238 and should be checked there. - 44.18 (bands22-23): "अंशायुरधुना वक्ष्ये सलग्नद्युषदां शृणु । ग्रहोऽंशभसमान्येव हायनानि ददाति वै ॥ १८ ॥" -- LOW-CONFIDENCE COMPOUND: "सलग्नद्युषदां" is dense and not confidently segmented; retained as printed and disclosed. Since no commentary is present to cross-check against, the translation is a good-faith rendering of the Sanskrit only. - 44.19 (bands24-25): "भादिकं खेचरं हन्यान्नागाभ्रशशिभिस्तु यत् । भगणादि, तष्टमकैस्तदाब्दादिस्फुटं मतम् ॥ १९ ॥" -- zoom-confirmed at 4x (scratchpad/p237-b24w.png, p237-b25w.png), correcting the initial sequential-read guess "नागाश्रशशिभिस्तु" to the zoom-confirmed "नागाभ्रशशिभिस्तु". This is a dense bhuta-sankhya (word-numeral) verse about bhagana (revolution-count) computation; the specific numeral encoding ("नागाभ्रशशिभिः", "तष्टमकैः") is NOT decoded with confidence at the digit level, and with no commentary present to cross-check, this verse's precise numerical content is disclosed as low-confidence rather than fabricated. Only a high-level structural gloss is given in translation. - 44.20 (bands26-27): "पिण्डायुषि यथा ह्रासस्तथाऽत्रापि बुधैः स्मृतः । केचिद्वदन्ति विबुधा विशेषमपरं त्विह ॥ २० ॥" -- clear, high-confidence reading. - 44.21 (bands28-29): "ग्रहे स्वभोन्च्चे त्रिगुणं स्वनवांशे तथोत्तमे । द्विगुणं, स्वद्वृक्काणेऽपि, साधितायुः स्फुटं तदा ॥ २१ ॥" -- clear, high-confidence reading (standard dignity-based multiplier rule: own-sign/exalted = tripled, own navamsha = doubled, own drekkana = also a multiplier). **Band29 (tail)**: eGangotri digitization watermark, confirmed again, sharing the same (unusually tall, 144px) band as verse 44.21's closing line -- explaining the anomalous height (the band contains both the verse's last line AND the watermark, not an extra hidden line of text). True final band of the page. **Chapter44 verse count after this page: 21 (44.1-44.21), STILL PROVISIONAL** -- no closing colophon yet.

  21. 44.21 सत्यापित

    44.21

    संस्कृत

    ग्रहे स्वभोन्च्चे त्रिगुणं स्वनवांशे तथोत्तमे । द्विगुणं, स्वद्वृक्काणेऽपि, साधितायुः स्फुटं तदा ॥ २१ ॥

    grahe svabhonchche trigunam svanavamshe tathottame, dvigunam, svadvrikkanepi, sadhitayuh sphutam tada.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When a planet is in its own sign or exalted, [its computed longevity is] tripled; likewise when in its own navamsha or its own drekkana, [it is] doubled -- then the computed longevity becomes precise/clear. Confirmed by the commentary's explicit restatement of this exact rule.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जैसा कि ग्रह स्वोच्च या स्वभवनस्थ हो तो उसकी आगत आयु को त्रिगुणित, स्वनवांश या स्वद्रेक्काण में हो तो आयु को द्विगुण करने पर वास्तविक आयु होती है।

    स्रोत: Printed page 237 (PDF p.269 of scratchpad/bphs1.pdf), folio "२३७" (right side). Running head reads the CHAPTER TITLE "आयुर्दायाध्यायः" (C-type) -- page236 was T-type (book title), page237 is C-type, continuing the C/T alternation across pages231-237: C,T,C,T,C,T,C -- SEVEN consecutive pages now, still tracked rather than declared a fully resolved global rule. Threshold selection: sweep (scratchpad/sweep237.py) showed T5=30 bands, T7=28 bands -- a genuine discrepancy. T5-vs-T7 diff (scratchpad/diff237.py) identified two bands present at T5 but absent at T7: native (2179,2205) h26 and native (3385,3426) h41. Both zoomed (scratchpad/p237-disc1.png, p237-disc2.png) and confirmed as genuine short editorial subheading markers ("निसर्गायुदाय—" and "अंशायुर्दाय—"), not scan noise. THRESH=5 reconfirmed necessary. Proceeded with scratchpad/band237.py (30 bands, p237-b00..p237-b29). Gap re-scan (mandatory): the largest gap was 234px (band2-to-3), approaching the ~223px chapter-transition signature seen at chapter42-to-43. Investigated by zooming the gap region (scratchpad/p237-biggap.png, native y=700-990) -- found NO colophon or chapter-closing language, only the tail of the previous commentary ("...का ह्रास रहने से लब्ध वर्षादि के आधे का ह्रास बताना चाहिए ॥ १२-१३ ॥") followed by generous whitespace and the centered subheading "लग्नायुर्दाय—". CONCLUDED NOT a chapter transition -- chapter44 remains open and continuing on this page. **Bands1-2: CLOSE the multi-page shared-commentary truncation for verses 44.12-44.13** left OPEN on page236 (commentary cut off mid-sentence at page-bottom, "लब्धवर्षादि..."). This is the NINTH occurrence of this text's recurring multi-page shared-commentary pattern, now CLOSED. Closing text (bands1-2): "को पूर्वागत आयुर्दाय से घटाकर शेष को ही स्पष्ट आयु समझें। छग्न पर शुभग्रह की दृष्टि रहने से लब्ध वर्षादि के आधे को ही घटाना चाहिए ॥ १२-१३ ॥" -- SAME-PAGE-CONTROL ZOOM VERIFICATION applied to the word initially transcribed as ambiguous between "छग्न" and "लग्न" (contextually "लग्न"/ascendant would be expected, since the whole passage concerns the afflicted ascendant): 8x zoom (scratchpad/p237-b01-word.png) shows the printed character unambiguously as "छ" (the characteristic double-stroke loop shape, distinct from "ल"'s simple hook) -- the printed text genuinely reads "छग्न", which appears to be a printing anomaly/inconsistency in the source relative to the surrounding context. Per the no-silent-correction rule, this is RETAINED EXACTLY AS PRINTED and disclosed here, not silently corrected to "लग्न". Backfilled into verse 44.13's translationHi via UPDATES in this page's seed script. **Band3 (part of the large 234px gap, immediately following it): structural editorial subheading (NOT a verse)**: "लग्नायुर्दाय—" ("Ascendant-longevity—"), preceded by a "॥ १२-१३ ॥" section-closing marker and generous whitespace (the source of the 234px gap). Introduces verses 44.14-44.15 below; recorded as a structural/source note per the copyright-safety rule, not seeded as its own verse entry. **Bands3-6: VERSES 44.14-44.15 (Sanskrit)**, on longevity computed from the ascendant (lagnayus): - 44.14 (bands3-4): "लग्नाङ्कुत्ल्यवषाणि विवेकादशकादिभिः । मासाद्याश्चेति लग्नायुः कैश्चिदुक्तं मनीषिभिः ॥ १४ ॥" -- LOW-CONFIDENCE COMPOUND: the opening compound was zoomed at up to 10x (scratchpad/p237-b03-word-h1.png, p237-b03-word-h2.png), which clarified the akshara sequence considerably but the compound still does not resolve to a fully certain word-segmentation/meaning; retained as best-effort zoomed transcription and disclosed, per the no-fabrication rule for contested printed readings. The verse's overall sense is reliably known from the accompanying plain-Hindi commentary (bands7-11), which is relied on for translation accuracy. - 44.15 (bands5-6): "सबलेलग्नभेशे भ-सममंगसमांशपे । मध्येऽनुपाताल्लग्नायुविशेषोऽयमुदीरितः ॥ १५ ॥" **Bands7-11: commentary shared across verses 44.14-44.15** (SAME-PAGE shared commentary, not a truncation -- closes cleanly with "॥ १४-१५ ॥" on this page), split by natural sentence boundary between the two verses per this project's established convention: "किसी आचार्य ने कहा है कि लग्न में जितनी राशियाँ हों उतने वर्ष और अंशादिकों से अनुपात के द्वारा मासादि का ज्ञान कर दोनों का योग लग्नायु होती है। वस्तुतः लग्नराशीश बली हो तो राशितुल्य, और लग्न के नवांश स्वामी प्रबल हों तो नवांश तुल्य, वर्ष समझना चाहिए। दोनों (राशि तथा नवांश) प्रबल हों तो दोनों के आयुर्द्वय का योग स्पष्ट लग्नायुर्दय कहना ॥ १४-१५ ॥" **Band12: structural editorial subheading (NOT a verse)**: "निसर्गायुदाय—" ("Natural-longevity—"), the first threshold-discrepancy band, zoom-confirmed (scratchpad/p237-disc1.png). Introduces verses 44.16-44.17 below; recorded as a structural/source note, not seeded as its own verse entry. **Bands13-16: VERSES 44.16-44.17 (Sanskrit)**, on nisarga-ayus (natural longevity) of the seven planets, given twice -- once as a planet-order compound and once as a bhuta-sankhya (word-numeral) restatement: - 44.16 (bands13-14): "मुनेऽधुना निसर्गायुर्ग्रहाणां ते मयोच्यते । क्रमादिन्द्वारविच्छुक्रजीवेनशनिवत्सराः ॥ १६ ॥" -- the planet-order compound was zoom-confirmed at 4x (scratchpad/p237-b14w.png) matching the original sequential read exactly; the individual word-boundaries within the compound (naming the seven planets in order) are not segmented with full lexical confidence, but the accompanying commentary (bands17-19) gives the numeric values explicitly and unambiguously, which is relied on. - 44.17 (bands15-16): "भृकराङ्काः, कृतिधृतौ, नखाः शून्येषवः स्मृताः । जन्तुः समयतश्चैता निसर्गप्रभवा दशा ॥ १७ ॥" -- zoom-confirmed at 4x (scratchpad/p237-b15w.png). This is a bhuta-sankhya (word-numeral) style restatement of the same longevity figures; the individual numeral-words are dense and not decoded digit-by-digit with confidence -- retained as printed and disclosed. The verse states these same values also serve as the nisarga-dasha year-lengths. **Bands17-20: commentary shared across verses 44.16-44.17** (closes with "॥ १६-१७ ॥"), split between the two verses: "हे मुने! अब मैं निसर्गायु बतलाता हूं। जन्म से लेकर क्रमशः चन्द्र का १ वर्ष, मंगल के २ वर्ष, बुध के ९ वर्ष, शुक्र के २० वर्ष, गुरु के १८ वर्ष, सूर्य के २० वर्ष, शनि के ५० वर्ष आयुर्दाय होते हैं। [attached to 44.16] / ये ही नैसर्गिक दशा-वर्ष-प्रमाण भी समझना चाहिए ॥ १६-१७ ॥ [attached to 44.17]" -- this gives the reliable plain-language values: Moon 1, Mars 2, Mercury 9, Venus 20, Jupiter 18, Sun 20, Saturn 50 years. **Band21: structural editorial subheading (NOT a verse)**: "अंशायुर्दाय—" ("Divisional/amsha-longevity—"), the second threshold-discrepancy band, zoom-confirmed (scratchpad/p237-disc2.png). Introduces verses 44.18-44.21 below; recorded as a structural/source note, not seeded as its own verse entry. **Bands22-29: VERSES 44.18-44.21 (Sanskrit)**, on amsha-ayus (divisional longevity) and dignity-based multipliers. UNLIKE the preceding clusters on this page, NO Hindi commentary follows any of these four verses on this page -- each closes cleanly with its own verse-number marker, and the page ends (band29) at the eGangotri watermark with no further text. This is NOT treated as a multi-page shared-commentary truncation (no mid-sentence cutoff occurred); it is simply noted that commentary for this verse-cluster, if any, may appear on page238 and should be checked there. - 44.18 (bands22-23): "अंशायुरधुना वक्ष्ये सलग्नद्युषदां शृणु । ग्रहोऽंशभसमान्येव हायनानि ददाति वै ॥ १८ ॥" -- LOW-CONFIDENCE COMPOUND: "सलग्नद्युषदां" is dense and not confidently segmented; retained as printed and disclosed. Since no commentary is present to cross-check against, the translation is a good-faith rendering of the Sanskrit only. - 44.19 (bands24-25): "भादिकं खेचरं हन्यान्नागाभ्रशशिभिस्तु यत् । भगणादि, तष्टमकैस्तदाब्दादिस्फुटं मतम् ॥ १९ ॥" -- zoom-confirmed at 4x (scratchpad/p237-b24w.png, p237-b25w.png), correcting the initial sequential-read guess "नागाश्रशशिभिस्तु" to the zoom-confirmed "नागाभ्रशशिभिस्तु". This is a dense bhuta-sankhya (word-numeral) verse about bhagana (revolution-count) computation; the specific numeral encoding ("नागाभ्रशशिभिः", "तष्टमकैः") is NOT decoded with confidence at the digit level, and with no commentary present to cross-check, this verse's precise numerical content is disclosed as low-confidence rather than fabricated. Only a high-level structural gloss is given in translation. - 44.20 (bands26-27): "पिण्डायुषि यथा ह्रासस्तथाऽत्रापि बुधैः स्मृतः । केचिद्वदन्ति विबुधा विशेषमपरं त्विह ॥ २० ॥" -- clear, high-confidence reading. - 44.21 (bands28-29): "ग्रहे स्वभोन्च्चे त्रिगुणं स्वनवांशे तथोत्तमे । द्विगुणं, स्वद्वृक्काणेऽपि, साधितायुः स्फुटं तदा ॥ २१ ॥" -- clear, high-confidence reading (standard dignity-based multiplier rule: own-sign/exalted = tripled, own navamsha = doubled, own drekkana = also a multiplier). **Band29 (tail)**: eGangotri digitization watermark, confirmed again, sharing the same (unusually tall, 144px) band as verse 44.21's closing line -- explaining the anomalous height (the band contains both the verse's last line AND the watermark, not an extra hidden line of text). True final band of the page. **Chapter44 verse count after this page: 21 (44.1-44.21), STILL PROVISIONAL** -- no closing colophon yet.

  22. 44.22 सत्यापित

    44.22

    संस्कृत

    द्वयियंत्र गतः खैटस्तत्रापि त्रिगुणं मतम् । ह्रासद्वयेऽधिको ग्राह्यस्तदायुः स्पष्टमीरितम् ॥ २२ ॥

    dvayiyantra gatah khaitastatrapi trigunam matam, hrasadvayedhiko grahyastadayuh spashtamiritam.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When a planet has attained both [own-sign/exalted and own-navamsha/drekkana conditions] together, only the tripling is to be taken there [not compounded further]. Likewise, if both reductions [half and one-third] apply, the greater reduction [the half] alone should be taken -- thus is that longevity clearly declared.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    यदि दोनों स्थिति प्राप्त हो अर्थात् एक ही ग्रह स्वोच्चस्थ तथा स्वनवांशस्थ हैं तो त्रिगुणित मात्र करना चाहिए। इसी तरह आधा, तृतीयांश दोनों ह्रास प्राप्त हो तो अधिक ह्रास अर्थात् आधे को ही ग्रहण करें।

    स्रोत: Printed page 238 (PDF p.270 of scratchpad/bphs1.pdf), folio "२३८" (left side). Running head reads the BOOK TITLE "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" (T-type) -- page237 was C-type, page238 is T-type, continuing the C/T alternation across pages231-238: C,T,C,T,C,T,C,T -- EIGHT consecutive pages now. Threshold selection: sweep (scratchpad/sweep238.py) showed T5=33 bands, T7=33 bands -- SAME count. Full T5-vs-T7 diff (scratchpad/diff238.py) confirmed the band boundaries correspond one-to-one (only the tail watermark band's exact edges shift slightly by threshold, not a content discrepancy) -- no genuine discrepancy this time. THRESH=5 used for consistency. Proceeded with scratchpad/band238.py (33 bands, p238-b00..p238-b32). Gap re-scan (mandatory): max gap 141px (band0-to-1), well below the ~223px chapter-transition signature. No re-scan investigation needed; page238 is a straightforward continuation of chapter44. **Bands1-4: VERSES 44.22-44.23 (Sanskrit)**, continuing directly from page237's verse 44.21 with no intervening subheading: - 44.22 (bands1-2): "द्वयियंत्र गतः खैटस्तत्रापि त्रिगुणं मतम् । ह्रासद्वयेऽधिको ग्राह्यस्तदायुः स्पष्टमीरितम् ॥ २२ ॥" - 44.23 (bands3-4): "इत्थं चेतरजन्तूनां हत्वा तत्परमायुषा । भजेत् परायुषो नृणां तदायुः स्पष्टमीरितम् ॥ २३ ॥" **Bands5-20: commentary SHARED ACROSS VERSES 44.18-44.23** (closes cleanly on this page with "॥ १८-२३ ॥" -- retroactively supplies the commentary that was absent on page237 for 44.18-44.21, which had been left with empty translationHi there). Full text: "हे मुने! अब मैं लग्न तथा ग्रहों का अंशायुर्दाय बतलाता हूँ। ग्रह राशि-नवांश तुल्य वर्ष देते हैं। अर्थात् ग्रह जितनी राशि के नवांश पर रहते उतने वर्ष उनका आयुर्दाय होता है। राश्यादि ग्रह को १०८ से गुणा कर, सवर्णन के द्वारा भगणादि बनावें, बारह से अधिक रहने पर १२ से तष्टित करें तो शेष भगणादि तुल्य वर्षादि उस ग्रह का स्पष्ट आयुर्दाय समझना। पिण्डायुः साधन में जैसा ह्रास कहा गया है वैसा ही अंशायुर्दाय में भी ह्रास कहना चाहिए। पिण्डायुः साधन में ह्रास :—अस्तंगत में आधा, शत्रुगृह में तृतीयांश आदि कहा गया है। अंशायुर्दाय में कतिपय विद्वानों ने विशेष संस्कार कहा है :—जैसा कि ग्रह स्वोच्च या स्वभवनस्थ हो तो उसकी आगत आयु को त्रिगुणित, स्वनवांश या स्वद्रेक्काण में हो तो आयु को द्विगुण करने पर वास्तविक आयु होती है। यदि दोनों स्थिति प्राप्त हो अर्थात् एक ही ग्रह स्वोच्चस्थ तथा स्वनवांशस्थ हैं तो त्रिगुणित मात्र करना चाहिए। इसी तरह आधा, तृतीयांश दोनों ह्रास प्राप्त हो तो अधिक ह्रास अर्थात् आधे को ही ग्रहण करें। यह स्पष्ट वर्षादि मनुष्यों की आयु समझनी चाहिए। अन्य जन्तुओं का भी इसी तरह आयुः साधन कर अपने-अपने परमायुः प्रमाण से गुणा करें और मनुष्य के परमायु से भाग देने पर जो वर्षादि लब्धि आवे उसे ही उन जन्तुओं का स्पष्ट आयुर्दाय समझें ॥ १८-२३ ॥" -- split across verses 44.18-44.23 per this project's convention (each verse gets the portion of prose that explains it). **RETROACTIVE CORRECTION (disclosed) to verse 44.19**: this commentary's explicit "राश्यादि ग्रह को १०८ से गुणा कर" (multiply by 108) corroborates a bhuta-sankhya decoding of 44.19's compound "नागाभ्रशशिभिः": नाग(8)-अभ्र(0)-शशि(1), read right-to-left per the standard bhuta-sankhya convention (ankanam vamato gatih), gives "108" -- matching the commentary exactly. This substantially raises confidence in verse 44.19's numeric content (the multiplier is 108), even though the verse's own akshara-level word-segmentation is not fully resolved. 44.19's translation/translationHi are updated accordingly via UPDATES below; the correction is disclosed here rather than silent, per the standing hard-constraint on retroactive corrections. **Band21: structural editorial subheading (NOT a verse)**: "जन्तुओं का परमायुःप्रमाण—" ("Measure of the maximum-longevity of creatures—"). Introduces verses 44.24-44.28 below; recorded as a structural/source note per the copyright-safety rule, not seeded as its own verse entry. **Bands22-31: VERSES 44.24-44.28 (Sanskrit only, NO commentary on this page)** -- paramayus (maximum lifespan) of various species. Each verse closes cleanly with its own verse-marker. No commentary follows on this page (band32 is directly the watermark) -- check page239 for possible continuing commentary. - 44.24 (bands22-23): "अतः परं मुने! नानाविधजातीयजन्मिनाम् । परमायुरहं वच्छ्मि श्रृणुष्वैकाग्रमानसः ॥ २४ ॥" -- clear, high-confidence intro verse. - 44.25 (bands24-25): "देवतानामृषीणां च तत्रायुरमितं स्मृतम् । सहस्रं कीरबलिभुग्गृध्रकौशिकचक्रिणाम् ॥ २५ ॥" -- zoom-confirmed at 4x (scratchpad/p238-b24-z4.png, p238-b25-z4.png), matching the sequential read exactly. "अमितं" (unlimited) and "सहस्रं" (a thousand) are plain, high-confidence number-words; the five-bird compound ("कीर"=parrot, "बलिभुज्"=crow, "गृध्र"=vulture, "कौशिक"=owl, "चक्रिन्"=cakravaka/ruddy-shelduck) is individually recognizable with reasonable confidence. - 44.26 (bands26-27): "शतत्रयं भेकभल्लशशादनवनौकसाम् । साधकशतमब्दानां क्रव्यादानामुदीरितम् ॥ २६ ॥" -- "शतत्रयं" (300) and "क्रव्यादानाम्" (of flesh-eaters/predators) are clear; the animal-name compound "भेकभल्लशशादनवनौकसाम्" (frog, bear, hare and others are individually recognizable elements, but the full segmentation is not fully certain) is LOW-CONFIDENCE on exact word-boundaries -- retained as printed and disclosed. - 44.27 (bands28-29): "मानवानां च कारिणां विंशाधिकशतं मतम् । उष्ट्रासभयोस्तनुत्वामितं तुरगज रदाः ॥ २७ ॥" -- zoom-confirmed at 4x (scratchpad/p238-b28-z4.png, p238-b29-z4.png), matching the sequential read exactly. "विंशाधिकशतं" (one hundred increased by twenty = 120) is a clear, high-confidence plain number-phrase, for "मानवानां च कारिणां" (humans and... the second word, zoomed as "कारिणां", is uncertain between "करिणां"[elephants] and the zoomed reading "कारिणां" -- disclosed). "उष्ट्रासभयोः" (camel and donkey) is clear, but the following compound "तनुत्वामितं" (the specific years-value for camel/donkey, and possibly also covering "तुरगज रदाः" = horse and elephant/tusker mentioned at line-end) is LOW-CONFIDENCE and not decoded with certainty -- retained as printed and disclosed. - 44.28 (bands30-31): "वृषभाणां कासराणां वेदनेत्रमितं स्मृतम् । नखा अहिश्रुजामेवमजादीनां तु षड्दश ॥ २८ ॥" -- "वृषभाणां कासराणां" (bulls and buffalo) is clear; "वेदनेत्रमितं" is a bhuta-sankhya-style compound (veda=4, netra=2) not confidently decoded to a specific digit-order (possibly 24 or 42) -- LOW-CONFIDENCE, disclosed. "नखा अहिश्रुजाम् एवम् अजादीनां तु षड्दश" (claw-bearing creatures, snakes(?), and goats etc.) closes with "षड्दश", which does not match the standard number-word "षोडश" (16) exactly -- retained exactly as printed and disclosed rather than silently normalized. **Band32 (tail)**: eGangotri digitization watermark, confirmed again, true final band of the page. **Chapter44 verse count after this page: 28 (44.1-44.28), STILL PROVISIONAL** -- no closing colophon yet; verses 44.24-44.28 may have continuing commentary on page239.

  23. 44.23 सत्यापित

    44.23

    संस्कृत

    इत्थं चेतरजन्तूनां हत्वा तत्परमायुषा । भजेत् परायुषो नृणां तदायुः स्पष्टमीरितम् ॥ २३ ॥

    ittham chetarajantunam hatva tatparamayusha, bhajet parayusho nrinam tadayuh spashtamiritam.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Thus, for other creatures too, [one should] compute [their longevity] by their own maximum-longevity [paramayus] -- multiplying and dividing it in proportion to the longevity of humans -- thus that longevity is clearly declared.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    यह स्पष्ट वर्षादि मनुष्यों की आयु समझनी चाहिए। अन्य जन्तुओं का भी इसी तरह आयुः साधन कर अपने-अपने परमायुः प्रमाण से गुणा करें और मनुष्य के परमायु से भाग देने पर जो वर्षादि लब्धि आवे उसे ही उन जन्तुओं का स्पष्ट आयुर्दाय समझें ॥ १८-२३ ॥

    स्रोत: Printed page 238 (PDF p.270 of scratchpad/bphs1.pdf), folio "२३८" (left side). Running head reads the BOOK TITLE "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" (T-type) -- page237 was C-type, page238 is T-type, continuing the C/T alternation across pages231-238: C,T,C,T,C,T,C,T -- EIGHT consecutive pages now. Threshold selection: sweep (scratchpad/sweep238.py) showed T5=33 bands, T7=33 bands -- SAME count. Full T5-vs-T7 diff (scratchpad/diff238.py) confirmed the band boundaries correspond one-to-one (only the tail watermark band's exact edges shift slightly by threshold, not a content discrepancy) -- no genuine discrepancy this time. THRESH=5 used for consistency. Proceeded with scratchpad/band238.py (33 bands, p238-b00..p238-b32). Gap re-scan (mandatory): max gap 141px (band0-to-1), well below the ~223px chapter-transition signature. No re-scan investigation needed; page238 is a straightforward continuation of chapter44. **Bands1-4: VERSES 44.22-44.23 (Sanskrit)**, continuing directly from page237's verse 44.21 with no intervening subheading: - 44.22 (bands1-2): "द्वयियंत्र गतः खैटस्तत्रापि त्रिगुणं मतम् । ह्रासद्वयेऽधिको ग्राह्यस्तदायुः स्पष्टमीरितम् ॥ २२ ॥" - 44.23 (bands3-4): "इत्थं चेतरजन्तूनां हत्वा तत्परमायुषा । भजेत् परायुषो नृणां तदायुः स्पष्टमीरितम् ॥ २३ ॥" **Bands5-20: commentary SHARED ACROSS VERSES 44.18-44.23** (closes cleanly on this page with "॥ १८-२३ ॥" -- retroactively supplies the commentary that was absent on page237 for 44.18-44.21, which had been left with empty translationHi there). Full text: "हे मुने! अब मैं लग्न तथा ग्रहों का अंशायुर्दाय बतलाता हूँ। ग्रह राशि-नवांश तुल्य वर्ष देते हैं। अर्थात् ग्रह जितनी राशि के नवांश पर रहते उतने वर्ष उनका आयुर्दाय होता है। राश्यादि ग्रह को १०८ से गुणा कर, सवर्णन के द्वारा भगणादि बनावें, बारह से अधिक रहने पर १२ से तष्टित करें तो शेष भगणादि तुल्य वर्षादि उस ग्रह का स्पष्ट आयुर्दाय समझना। पिण्डायुः साधन में जैसा ह्रास कहा गया है वैसा ही अंशायुर्दाय में भी ह्रास कहना चाहिए। पिण्डायुः साधन में ह्रास :—अस्तंगत में आधा, शत्रुगृह में तृतीयांश आदि कहा गया है। अंशायुर्दाय में कतिपय विद्वानों ने विशेष संस्कार कहा है :—जैसा कि ग्रह स्वोच्च या स्वभवनस्थ हो तो उसकी आगत आयु को त्रिगुणित, स्वनवांश या स्वद्रेक्काण में हो तो आयु को द्विगुण करने पर वास्तविक आयु होती है। यदि दोनों स्थिति प्राप्त हो अर्थात् एक ही ग्रह स्वोच्चस्थ तथा स्वनवांशस्थ हैं तो त्रिगुणित मात्र करना चाहिए। इसी तरह आधा, तृतीयांश दोनों ह्रास प्राप्त हो तो अधिक ह्रास अर्थात् आधे को ही ग्रहण करें। यह स्पष्ट वर्षादि मनुष्यों की आयु समझनी चाहिए। अन्य जन्तुओं का भी इसी तरह आयुः साधन कर अपने-अपने परमायुः प्रमाण से गुणा करें और मनुष्य के परमायु से भाग देने पर जो वर्षादि लब्धि आवे उसे ही उन जन्तुओं का स्पष्ट आयुर्दाय समझें ॥ १८-२३ ॥" -- split across verses 44.18-44.23 per this project's convention (each verse gets the portion of prose that explains it). **RETROACTIVE CORRECTION (disclosed) to verse 44.19**: this commentary's explicit "राश्यादि ग्रह को १०८ से गुणा कर" (multiply by 108) corroborates a bhuta-sankhya decoding of 44.19's compound "नागाभ्रशशिभिः": नाग(8)-अभ्र(0)-शशि(1), read right-to-left per the standard bhuta-sankhya convention (ankanam vamato gatih), gives "108" -- matching the commentary exactly. This substantially raises confidence in verse 44.19's numeric content (the multiplier is 108), even though the verse's own akshara-level word-segmentation is not fully resolved. 44.19's translation/translationHi are updated accordingly via UPDATES below; the correction is disclosed here rather than silent, per the standing hard-constraint on retroactive corrections. **Band21: structural editorial subheading (NOT a verse)**: "जन्तुओं का परमायुःप्रमाण—" ("Measure of the maximum-longevity of creatures—"). Introduces verses 44.24-44.28 below; recorded as a structural/source note per the copyright-safety rule, not seeded as its own verse entry. **Bands22-31: VERSES 44.24-44.28 (Sanskrit only, NO commentary on this page)** -- paramayus (maximum lifespan) of various species. Each verse closes cleanly with its own verse-marker. No commentary follows on this page (band32 is directly the watermark) -- check page239 for possible continuing commentary. - 44.24 (bands22-23): "अतः परं मुने! नानाविधजातीयजन्मिनाम् । परमायुरहं वच्छ्मि श्रृणुष्वैकाग्रमानसः ॥ २४ ॥" -- clear, high-confidence intro verse. - 44.25 (bands24-25): "देवतानामृषीणां च तत्रायुरमितं स्मृतम् । सहस्रं कीरबलिभुग्गृध्रकौशिकचक्रिणाम् ॥ २५ ॥" -- zoom-confirmed at 4x (scratchpad/p238-b24-z4.png, p238-b25-z4.png), matching the sequential read exactly. "अमितं" (unlimited) and "सहस्रं" (a thousand) are plain, high-confidence number-words; the five-bird compound ("कीर"=parrot, "बलिभुज्"=crow, "गृध्र"=vulture, "कौशिक"=owl, "चक्रिन्"=cakravaka/ruddy-shelduck) is individually recognizable with reasonable confidence. - 44.26 (bands26-27): "शतत्रयं भेकभल्लशशादनवनौकसाम् । साधकशतमब्दानां क्रव्यादानामुदीरितम् ॥ २६ ॥" -- "शतत्रयं" (300) and "क्रव्यादानाम्" (of flesh-eaters/predators) are clear; the animal-name compound "भेकभल्लशशादनवनौकसाम्" (frog, bear, hare and others are individually recognizable elements, but the full segmentation is not fully certain) is LOW-CONFIDENCE on exact word-boundaries -- retained as printed and disclosed. - 44.27 (bands28-29): "मानवानां च कारिणां विंशाधिकशतं मतम् । उष्ट्रासभयोस्तनुत्वामितं तुरगज रदाः ॥ २७ ॥" -- zoom-confirmed at 4x (scratchpad/p238-b28-z4.png, p238-b29-z4.png), matching the sequential read exactly. "विंशाधिकशतं" (one hundred increased by twenty = 120) is a clear, high-confidence plain number-phrase, for "मानवानां च कारिणां" (humans and... the second word, zoomed as "कारिणां", is uncertain between "करिणां"[elephants] and the zoomed reading "कारिणां" -- disclosed). "उष्ट्रासभयोः" (camel and donkey) is clear, but the following compound "तनुत्वामितं" (the specific years-value for camel/donkey, and possibly also covering "तुरगज रदाः" = horse and elephant/tusker mentioned at line-end) is LOW-CONFIDENCE and not decoded with certainty -- retained as printed and disclosed. - 44.28 (bands30-31): "वृषभाणां कासराणां वेदनेत्रमितं स्मृतम् । नखा अहिश्रुजामेवमजादीनां तु षड्दश ॥ २८ ॥" -- "वृषभाणां कासराणां" (bulls and buffalo) is clear; "वेदनेत्रमितं" is a bhuta-sankhya-style compound (veda=4, netra=2) not confidently decoded to a specific digit-order (possibly 24 or 42) -- LOW-CONFIDENCE, disclosed. "नखा अहिश्रुजाम् एवम् अजादीनां तु षड्दश" (claw-bearing creatures, snakes(?), and goats etc.) closes with "षड्दश", which does not match the standard number-word "षोडश" (16) exactly -- retained exactly as printed and disclosed rather than silently normalized. **Band32 (tail)**: eGangotri digitization watermark, confirmed again, true final band of the page. **Chapter44 verse count after this page: 28 (44.1-44.28), STILL PROVISIONAL** -- no closing colophon yet; verses 44.24-44.28 may have continuing commentary on page239.

  24. 44.24 सत्यापित

    44.24

    संस्कृत

    अतः परं मुने! नानाविधजातीयजन्मिनाम् । परमायुरहं वच्छ्मि श्रृणुष्वैकाग्रमानसः ॥ २४ ॥

    atah param mune! nanavidhajatiyajanminam, paramayuraham vakshmi shrinushvaikagramanasah.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Hereafter, O sage, I shall declare the maximum-longevity [paramayus] of beings born in various different species; listen with a focused mind.

    स्रोत: Printed page 238 (PDF p.270 of scratchpad/bphs1.pdf), folio "२३८" (left side). Running head reads the BOOK TITLE "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" (T-type) -- page237 was C-type, page238 is T-type, continuing the C/T alternation across pages231-238: C,T,C,T,C,T,C,T -- EIGHT consecutive pages now. Threshold selection: sweep (scratchpad/sweep238.py) showed T5=33 bands, T7=33 bands -- SAME count. Full T5-vs-T7 diff (scratchpad/diff238.py) confirmed the band boundaries correspond one-to-one (only the tail watermark band's exact edges shift slightly by threshold, not a content discrepancy) -- no genuine discrepancy this time. THRESH=5 used for consistency. Proceeded with scratchpad/band238.py (33 bands, p238-b00..p238-b32). Gap re-scan (mandatory): max gap 141px (band0-to-1), well below the ~223px chapter-transition signature. No re-scan investigation needed; page238 is a straightforward continuation of chapter44. **Bands1-4: VERSES 44.22-44.23 (Sanskrit)**, continuing directly from page237's verse 44.21 with no intervening subheading: - 44.22 (bands1-2): "द्वयियंत्र गतः खैटस्तत्रापि त्रिगुणं मतम् । ह्रासद्वयेऽधिको ग्राह्यस्तदायुः स्पष्टमीरितम् ॥ २२ ॥" - 44.23 (bands3-4): "इत्थं चेतरजन्तूनां हत्वा तत्परमायुषा । भजेत् परायुषो नृणां तदायुः स्पष्टमीरितम् ॥ २३ ॥" **Bands5-20: commentary SHARED ACROSS VERSES 44.18-44.23** (closes cleanly on this page with "॥ १८-२३ ॥" -- retroactively supplies the commentary that was absent on page237 for 44.18-44.21, which had been left with empty translationHi there). Full text: "हे मुने! अब मैं लग्न तथा ग्रहों का अंशायुर्दाय बतलाता हूँ। ग्रह राशि-नवांश तुल्य वर्ष देते हैं। अर्थात् ग्रह जितनी राशि के नवांश पर रहते उतने वर्ष उनका आयुर्दाय होता है। राश्यादि ग्रह को १०८ से गुणा कर, सवर्णन के द्वारा भगणादि बनावें, बारह से अधिक रहने पर १२ से तष्टित करें तो शेष भगणादि तुल्य वर्षादि उस ग्रह का स्पष्ट आयुर्दाय समझना। पिण्डायुः साधन में जैसा ह्रास कहा गया है वैसा ही अंशायुर्दाय में भी ह्रास कहना चाहिए। पिण्डायुः साधन में ह्रास :—अस्तंगत में आधा, शत्रुगृह में तृतीयांश आदि कहा गया है। अंशायुर्दाय में कतिपय विद्वानों ने विशेष संस्कार कहा है :—जैसा कि ग्रह स्वोच्च या स्वभवनस्थ हो तो उसकी आगत आयु को त्रिगुणित, स्वनवांश या स्वद्रेक्काण में हो तो आयु को द्विगुण करने पर वास्तविक आयु होती है। यदि दोनों स्थिति प्राप्त हो अर्थात् एक ही ग्रह स्वोच्चस्थ तथा स्वनवांशस्थ हैं तो त्रिगुणित मात्र करना चाहिए। इसी तरह आधा, तृतीयांश दोनों ह्रास प्राप्त हो तो अधिक ह्रास अर्थात् आधे को ही ग्रहण करें। यह स्पष्ट वर्षादि मनुष्यों की आयु समझनी चाहिए। अन्य जन्तुओं का भी इसी तरह आयुः साधन कर अपने-अपने परमायुः प्रमाण से गुणा करें और मनुष्य के परमायु से भाग देने पर जो वर्षादि लब्धि आवे उसे ही उन जन्तुओं का स्पष्ट आयुर्दाय समझें ॥ १८-२३ ॥" -- split across verses 44.18-44.23 per this project's convention (each verse gets the portion of prose that explains it). **RETROACTIVE CORRECTION (disclosed) to verse 44.19**: this commentary's explicit "राश्यादि ग्रह को १०८ से गुणा कर" (multiply by 108) corroborates a bhuta-sankhya decoding of 44.19's compound "नागाभ्रशशिभिः": नाग(8)-अभ्र(0)-शशि(1), read right-to-left per the standard bhuta-sankhya convention (ankanam vamato gatih), gives "108" -- matching the commentary exactly. This substantially raises confidence in verse 44.19's numeric content (the multiplier is 108), even though the verse's own akshara-level word-segmentation is not fully resolved. 44.19's translation/translationHi are updated accordingly via UPDATES below; the correction is disclosed here rather than silent, per the standing hard-constraint on retroactive corrections. **Band21: structural editorial subheading (NOT a verse)**: "जन्तुओं का परमायुःप्रमाण—" ("Measure of the maximum-longevity of creatures—"). Introduces verses 44.24-44.28 below; recorded as a structural/source note per the copyright-safety rule, not seeded as its own verse entry. **Bands22-31: VERSES 44.24-44.28 (Sanskrit only, NO commentary on this page)** -- paramayus (maximum lifespan) of various species. Each verse closes cleanly with its own verse-marker. No commentary follows on this page (band32 is directly the watermark) -- check page239 for possible continuing commentary. - 44.24 (bands22-23): "अतः परं मुने! नानाविधजातीयजन्मिनाम् । परमायुरहं वच्छ्मि श्रृणुष्वैकाग्रमानसः ॥ २४ ॥" -- clear, high-confidence intro verse. - 44.25 (bands24-25): "देवतानामृषीणां च तत्रायुरमितं स्मृतम् । सहस्रं कीरबलिभुग्गृध्रकौशिकचक्रिणाम् ॥ २५ ॥" -- zoom-confirmed at 4x (scratchpad/p238-b24-z4.png, p238-b25-z4.png), matching the sequential read exactly. "अमितं" (unlimited) and "सहस्रं" (a thousand) are plain, high-confidence number-words; the five-bird compound ("कीर"=parrot, "बलिभुज्"=crow, "गृध्र"=vulture, "कौशिक"=owl, "चक्रिन्"=cakravaka/ruddy-shelduck) is individually recognizable with reasonable confidence. - 44.26 (bands26-27): "शतत्रयं भेकभल्लशशादनवनौकसाम् । साधकशतमब्दानां क्रव्यादानामुदीरितम् ॥ २६ ॥" -- "शतत्रयं" (300) and "क्रव्यादानाम्" (of flesh-eaters/predators) are clear; the animal-name compound "भेकभल्लशशादनवनौकसाम्" (frog, bear, hare and others are individually recognizable elements, but the full segmentation is not fully certain) is LOW-CONFIDENCE on exact word-boundaries -- retained as printed and disclosed. - 44.27 (bands28-29): "मानवानां च कारिणां विंशाधिकशतं मतम् । उष्ट्रासभयोस्तनुत्वामितं तुरगज रदाः ॥ २७ ॥" -- zoom-confirmed at 4x (scratchpad/p238-b28-z4.png, p238-b29-z4.png), matching the sequential read exactly. "विंशाधिकशतं" (one hundred increased by twenty = 120) is a clear, high-confidence plain number-phrase, for "मानवानां च कारिणां" (humans and... the second word, zoomed as "कारिणां", is uncertain between "करिणां"[elephants] and the zoomed reading "कारिणां" -- disclosed). "उष्ट्रासभयोः" (camel and donkey) is clear, but the following compound "तनुत्वामितं" (the specific years-value for camel/donkey, and possibly also covering "तुरगज रदाः" = horse and elephant/tusker mentioned at line-end) is LOW-CONFIDENCE and not decoded with certainty -- retained as printed and disclosed. - 44.28 (bands30-31): "वृषभाणां कासराणां वेदनेत्रमितं स्मृतम् । नखा अहिश्रुजामेवमजादीनां तु षड्दश ॥ २८ ॥" -- "वृषभाणां कासराणां" (bulls and buffalo) is clear; "वेदनेत्रमितं" is a bhuta-sankhya-style compound (veda=4, netra=2) not confidently decoded to a specific digit-order (possibly 24 or 42) -- LOW-CONFIDENCE, disclosed. "नखा अहिश्रुजाम् एवम् अजादीनां तु षड्दश" (claw-bearing creatures, snakes(?), and goats etc.) closes with "षड्दश", which does not match the standard number-word "षोडश" (16) exactly -- retained exactly as printed and disclosed rather than silently normalized. **Band32 (tail)**: eGangotri digitization watermark, confirmed again, true final band of the page. **Chapter44 verse count after this page: 28 (44.1-44.28), STILL PROVISIONAL** -- no closing colophon yet; verses 44.24-44.28 may have continuing commentary on page239.

  25. 44.25 सत्यापित

    44.25

    संस्कृत

    देवतानामृषीणां च तत्रायुरमितं स्मृतम् । सहस्रं कीरबलिभुग्गृध्रकौशिकचक्रिणाम् ॥ २५ ॥

    devatanamrishinam cha tatrayuramitam smritam, sahasram kirabalibhuggridhrakaushikachakrinam.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The longevity of gods and sages is remembered as unlimited. Corroborating commentary (page239) lists: parrot, crow, vulture, owl, and snake -- 1000 years. NOTE (disclosed, not silently resolved): the commentary names "साँप" (snake) as the fifth creature at 1000 years, where this verse's own compound was read as "चक्रिणाम्" (cakravaka, a bird) -- a genuine verse-vs-commentary discrepancy, both retained as printed.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    देवता तथा ऋषियों की परमायु अमित (अत्यधिक) वर्ष होती है। सुग्गा, कौआ, गीध, उल्लू, तथा साँप इनकी परमायु सहस्र वर्ष प्रमित,

    स्रोत: Printed page 238 (PDF p.270 of scratchpad/bphs1.pdf), folio "२३८" (left side). Running head reads the BOOK TITLE "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" (T-type) -- page237 was C-type, page238 is T-type, continuing the C/T alternation across pages231-238: C,T,C,T,C,T,C,T -- EIGHT consecutive pages now. Threshold selection: sweep (scratchpad/sweep238.py) showed T5=33 bands, T7=33 bands -- SAME count. Full T5-vs-T7 diff (scratchpad/diff238.py) confirmed the band boundaries correspond one-to-one (only the tail watermark band's exact edges shift slightly by threshold, not a content discrepancy) -- no genuine discrepancy this time. THRESH=5 used for consistency. Proceeded with scratchpad/band238.py (33 bands, p238-b00..p238-b32). Gap re-scan (mandatory): max gap 141px (band0-to-1), well below the ~223px chapter-transition signature. No re-scan investigation needed; page238 is a straightforward continuation of chapter44. **Bands1-4: VERSES 44.22-44.23 (Sanskrit)**, continuing directly from page237's verse 44.21 with no intervening subheading: - 44.22 (bands1-2): "द्वयियंत्र गतः खैटस्तत्रापि त्रिगुणं मतम् । ह्रासद्वयेऽधिको ग्राह्यस्तदायुः स्पष्टमीरितम् ॥ २२ ॥" - 44.23 (bands3-4): "इत्थं चेतरजन्तूनां हत्वा तत्परमायुषा । भजेत् परायुषो नृणां तदायुः स्पष्टमीरितम् ॥ २३ ॥" **Bands5-20: commentary SHARED ACROSS VERSES 44.18-44.23** (closes cleanly on this page with "॥ १८-२३ ॥" -- retroactively supplies the commentary that was absent on page237 for 44.18-44.21, which had been left with empty translationHi there). Full text: "हे मुने! अब मैं लग्न तथा ग्रहों का अंशायुर्दाय बतलाता हूँ। ग्रह राशि-नवांश तुल्य वर्ष देते हैं। अर्थात् ग्रह जितनी राशि के नवांश पर रहते उतने वर्ष उनका आयुर्दाय होता है। राश्यादि ग्रह को १०८ से गुणा कर, सवर्णन के द्वारा भगणादि बनावें, बारह से अधिक रहने पर १२ से तष्टित करें तो शेष भगणादि तुल्य वर्षादि उस ग्रह का स्पष्ट आयुर्दाय समझना। पिण्डायुः साधन में जैसा ह्रास कहा गया है वैसा ही अंशायुर्दाय में भी ह्रास कहना चाहिए। पिण्डायुः साधन में ह्रास :—अस्तंगत में आधा, शत्रुगृह में तृतीयांश आदि कहा गया है। अंशायुर्दाय में कतिपय विद्वानों ने विशेष संस्कार कहा है :—जैसा कि ग्रह स्वोच्च या स्वभवनस्थ हो तो उसकी आगत आयु को त्रिगुणित, स्वनवांश या स्वद्रेक्काण में हो तो आयु को द्विगुण करने पर वास्तविक आयु होती है। यदि दोनों स्थिति प्राप्त हो अर्थात् एक ही ग्रह स्वोच्चस्थ तथा स्वनवांशस्थ हैं तो त्रिगुणित मात्र करना चाहिए। इसी तरह आधा, तृतीयांश दोनों ह्रास प्राप्त हो तो अधिक ह्रास अर्थात् आधे को ही ग्रहण करें। यह स्पष्ट वर्षादि मनुष्यों की आयु समझनी चाहिए। अन्य जन्तुओं का भी इसी तरह आयुः साधन कर अपने-अपने परमायुः प्रमाण से गुणा करें और मनुष्य के परमायु से भाग देने पर जो वर्षादि लब्धि आवे उसे ही उन जन्तुओं का स्पष्ट आयुर्दाय समझें ॥ १८-२३ ॥" -- split across verses 44.18-44.23 per this project's convention (each verse gets the portion of prose that explains it). **RETROACTIVE CORRECTION (disclosed) to verse 44.19**: this commentary's explicit "राश्यादि ग्रह को १०८ से गुणा कर" (multiply by 108) corroborates a bhuta-sankhya decoding of 44.19's compound "नागाभ्रशशिभिः": नाग(8)-अभ्र(0)-शशि(1), read right-to-left per the standard bhuta-sankhya convention (ankanam vamato gatih), gives "108" -- matching the commentary exactly. This substantially raises confidence in verse 44.19's numeric content (the multiplier is 108), even though the verse's own akshara-level word-segmentation is not fully resolved. 44.19's translation/translationHi are updated accordingly via UPDATES below; the correction is disclosed here rather than silent, per the standing hard-constraint on retroactive corrections. **Band21: structural editorial subheading (NOT a verse)**: "जन्तुओं का परमायुःप्रमाण—" ("Measure of the maximum-longevity of creatures—"). Introduces verses 44.24-44.28 below; recorded as a structural/source note per the copyright-safety rule, not seeded as its own verse entry. **Bands22-31: VERSES 44.24-44.28 (Sanskrit only, NO commentary on this page)** -- paramayus (maximum lifespan) of various species. Each verse closes cleanly with its own verse-marker. No commentary follows on this page (band32 is directly the watermark) -- check page239 for possible continuing commentary. - 44.24 (bands22-23): "अतः परं मुने! नानाविधजातीयजन्मिनाम् । परमायुरहं वच्छ्मि श्रृणुष्वैकाग्रमानसः ॥ २४ ॥" -- clear, high-confidence intro verse. - 44.25 (bands24-25): "देवतानामृषीणां च तत्रायुरमितं स्मृतम् । सहस्रं कीरबलिभुग्गृध्रकौशिकचक्रिणाम् ॥ २५ ॥" -- zoom-confirmed at 4x (scratchpad/p238-b24-z4.png, p238-b25-z4.png), matching the sequential read exactly. "अमितं" (unlimited) and "सहस्रं" (a thousand) are plain, high-confidence number-words; the five-bird compound ("कीर"=parrot, "बलिभुज्"=crow, "गृध्र"=vulture, "कौशिक"=owl, "चक्रिन्"=cakravaka/ruddy-shelduck) is individually recognizable with reasonable confidence. - 44.26 (bands26-27): "शतत्रयं भेकभल्लशशादनवनौकसाम् । साधकशतमब्दानां क्रव्यादानामुदीरितम् ॥ २६ ॥" -- "शतत्रयं" (300) and "क्रव्यादानाम्" (of flesh-eaters/predators) are clear; the animal-name compound "भेकभल्लशशादनवनौकसाम्" (frog, bear, hare and others are individually recognizable elements, but the full segmentation is not fully certain) is LOW-CONFIDENCE on exact word-boundaries -- retained as printed and disclosed. - 44.27 (bands28-29): "मानवानां च कारिणां विंशाधिकशतं मतम् । उष्ट्रासभयोस्तनुत्वामितं तुरगज रदाः ॥ २७ ॥" -- zoom-confirmed at 4x (scratchpad/p238-b28-z4.png, p238-b29-z4.png), matching the sequential read exactly. "विंशाधिकशतं" (one hundred increased by twenty = 120) is a clear, high-confidence plain number-phrase, for "मानवानां च कारिणां" (humans and... the second word, zoomed as "कारिणां", is uncertain between "करिणां"[elephants] and the zoomed reading "कारिणां" -- disclosed). "उष्ट्रासभयोः" (camel and donkey) is clear, but the following compound "तनुत्वामितं" (the specific years-value for camel/donkey, and possibly also covering "तुरगज रदाः" = horse and elephant/tusker mentioned at line-end) is LOW-CONFIDENCE and not decoded with certainty -- retained as printed and disclosed. - 44.28 (bands30-31): "वृषभाणां कासराणां वेदनेत्रमितं स्मृतम् । नखा अहिश्रुजामेवमजादीनां तु षड्दश ॥ २८ ॥" -- "वृषभाणां कासराणां" (bulls and buffalo) is clear; "वेदनेत्रमितं" is a bhuta-sankhya-style compound (veda=4, netra=2) not confidently decoded to a specific digit-order (possibly 24 or 42) -- LOW-CONFIDENCE, disclosed. "नखा अहिश्रुजाम् एवम् अजादीनां तु षड्दश" (claw-bearing creatures, snakes(?), and goats etc.) closes with "षड्दश", which does not match the standard number-word "षोडश" (16) exactly -- retained exactly as printed and disclosed rather than silently normalized. **Band32 (tail)**: eGangotri digitization watermark, confirmed again, true final band of the page. **Chapter44 verse count after this page: 28 (44.1-44.28), STILL PROVISIONAL** -- no closing colophon yet; verses 44.24-44.28 may have continuing commentary on page239.

  26. 44.26 सत्यापित

    44.26

    संस्कृत

    शतत्रयं भेकभल्लशशादनवनौकसाम् । साधकशतमब्दानां क्रव्यादानामुदीरितम् ॥ २६ ॥

    shatatrayam bhekabhallashashadanavanaukasam, sadhakashatamabdanam kravyadanamudiritam.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    RETROACTIVE CORRECTION (disclosed, corroborated by page239's commentary): 300 years for frog, bear, hawk, and monkey [the verse's compound "भेकभल्लशशादनवनौकसाम्" is now read with higher confidence via the commentary's explicit animal list -- भेक=frog and भल्ल=bear match directly; "वनौकसाम्" ("forest-dwellers") is a known Sanskrit synonym for monkeys, matching the commentary's "बन्दर"; the "शश" element's correspondence to the commentary's "श्येन" (hawk) is less certain and remains disclosed]. Separately, the commentary states 150 years for demons (rakshasa) -- this does NOT numerically match this verse's own ~100 years for "क्रव्यादानाम्" (flesh-eaters/predators); both figures are retained and disclosed rather than reconciled by assumption.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    मेढक, भाल्, श्येन तथा बन्दर की परमायु ३०० वर्षमित, राक्षसों की १५० वर्ष,

    स्रोत: Printed page 238 (PDF p.270 of scratchpad/bphs1.pdf), folio "२३८" (left side). Running head reads the BOOK TITLE "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" (T-type) -- page237 was C-type, page238 is T-type, continuing the C/T alternation across pages231-238: C,T,C,T,C,T,C,T -- EIGHT consecutive pages now. Threshold selection: sweep (scratchpad/sweep238.py) showed T5=33 bands, T7=33 bands -- SAME count. Full T5-vs-T7 diff (scratchpad/diff238.py) confirmed the band boundaries correspond one-to-one (only the tail watermark band's exact edges shift slightly by threshold, not a content discrepancy) -- no genuine discrepancy this time. THRESH=5 used for consistency. Proceeded with scratchpad/band238.py (33 bands, p238-b00..p238-b32). Gap re-scan (mandatory): max gap 141px (band0-to-1), well below the ~223px chapter-transition signature. No re-scan investigation needed; page238 is a straightforward continuation of chapter44. **Bands1-4: VERSES 44.22-44.23 (Sanskrit)**, continuing directly from page237's verse 44.21 with no intervening subheading: - 44.22 (bands1-2): "द्वयियंत्र गतः खैटस्तत्रापि त्रिगुणं मतम् । ह्रासद्वयेऽधिको ग्राह्यस्तदायुः स्पष्टमीरितम् ॥ २२ ॥" - 44.23 (bands3-4): "इत्थं चेतरजन्तूनां हत्वा तत्परमायुषा । भजेत् परायुषो नृणां तदायुः स्पष्टमीरितम् ॥ २३ ॥" **Bands5-20: commentary SHARED ACROSS VERSES 44.18-44.23** (closes cleanly on this page with "॥ १८-२३ ॥" -- retroactively supplies the commentary that was absent on page237 for 44.18-44.21, which had been left with empty translationHi there). Full text: "हे मुने! अब मैं लग्न तथा ग्रहों का अंशायुर्दाय बतलाता हूँ। ग्रह राशि-नवांश तुल्य वर्ष देते हैं। अर्थात् ग्रह जितनी राशि के नवांश पर रहते उतने वर्ष उनका आयुर्दाय होता है। राश्यादि ग्रह को १०८ से गुणा कर, सवर्णन के द्वारा भगणादि बनावें, बारह से अधिक रहने पर १२ से तष्टित करें तो शेष भगणादि तुल्य वर्षादि उस ग्रह का स्पष्ट आयुर्दाय समझना। पिण्डायुः साधन में जैसा ह्रास कहा गया है वैसा ही अंशायुर्दाय में भी ह्रास कहना चाहिए। पिण्डायुः साधन में ह्रास :—अस्तंगत में आधा, शत्रुगृह में तृतीयांश आदि कहा गया है। अंशायुर्दाय में कतिपय विद्वानों ने विशेष संस्कार कहा है :—जैसा कि ग्रह स्वोच्च या स्वभवनस्थ हो तो उसकी आगत आयु को त्रिगुणित, स्वनवांश या स्वद्रेक्काण में हो तो आयु को द्विगुण करने पर वास्तविक आयु होती है। यदि दोनों स्थिति प्राप्त हो अर्थात् एक ही ग्रह स्वोच्चस्थ तथा स्वनवांशस्थ हैं तो त्रिगुणित मात्र करना चाहिए। इसी तरह आधा, तृतीयांश दोनों ह्रास प्राप्त हो तो अधिक ह्रास अर्थात् आधे को ही ग्रहण करें। यह स्पष्ट वर्षादि मनुष्यों की आयु समझनी चाहिए। अन्य जन्तुओं का भी इसी तरह आयुः साधन कर अपने-अपने परमायुः प्रमाण से गुणा करें और मनुष्य के परमायु से भाग देने पर जो वर्षादि लब्धि आवे उसे ही उन जन्तुओं का स्पष्ट आयुर्दाय समझें ॥ १८-२३ ॥" -- split across verses 44.18-44.23 per this project's convention (each verse gets the portion of prose that explains it). **RETROACTIVE CORRECTION (disclosed) to verse 44.19**: this commentary's explicit "राश्यादि ग्रह को १०८ से गुणा कर" (multiply by 108) corroborates a bhuta-sankhya decoding of 44.19's compound "नागाभ्रशशिभिः": नाग(8)-अभ्र(0)-शशि(1), read right-to-left per the standard bhuta-sankhya convention (ankanam vamato gatih), gives "108" -- matching the commentary exactly. This substantially raises confidence in verse 44.19's numeric content (the multiplier is 108), even though the verse's own akshara-level word-segmentation is not fully resolved. 44.19's translation/translationHi are updated accordingly via UPDATES below; the correction is disclosed here rather than silent, per the standing hard-constraint on retroactive corrections. **Band21: structural editorial subheading (NOT a verse)**: "जन्तुओं का परमायुःप्रमाण—" ("Measure of the maximum-longevity of creatures—"). Introduces verses 44.24-44.28 below; recorded as a structural/source note per the copyright-safety rule, not seeded as its own verse entry. **Bands22-31: VERSES 44.24-44.28 (Sanskrit only, NO commentary on this page)** -- paramayus (maximum lifespan) of various species. Each verse closes cleanly with its own verse-marker. No commentary follows on this page (band32 is directly the watermark) -- check page239 for possible continuing commentary. - 44.24 (bands22-23): "अतः परं मुने! नानाविधजातीयजन्मिनाम् । परमायुरहं वच्छ्मि श्रृणुष्वैकाग्रमानसः ॥ २४ ॥" -- clear, high-confidence intro verse. - 44.25 (bands24-25): "देवतानामृषीणां च तत्रायुरमितं स्मृतम् । सहस्रं कीरबलिभुग्गृध्रकौशिकचक्रिणाम् ॥ २५ ॥" -- zoom-confirmed at 4x (scratchpad/p238-b24-z4.png, p238-b25-z4.png), matching the sequential read exactly. "अमितं" (unlimited) and "सहस्रं" (a thousand) are plain, high-confidence number-words; the five-bird compound ("कीर"=parrot, "बलिभुज्"=crow, "गृध्र"=vulture, "कौशिक"=owl, "चक्रिन्"=cakravaka/ruddy-shelduck) is individually recognizable with reasonable confidence. - 44.26 (bands26-27): "शतत्रयं भेकभल्लशशादनवनौकसाम् । साधकशतमब्दानां क्रव्यादानामुदीरितम् ॥ २६ ॥" -- "शतत्रयं" (300) and "क्रव्यादानाम्" (of flesh-eaters/predators) are clear; the animal-name compound "भेकभल्लशशादनवनौकसाम्" (frog, bear, hare and others are individually recognizable elements, but the full segmentation is not fully certain) is LOW-CONFIDENCE on exact word-boundaries -- retained as printed and disclosed. - 44.27 (bands28-29): "मानवानां च कारिणां विंशाधिकशतं मतम् । उष्ट्रासभयोस्तनुत्वामितं तुरगज रदाः ॥ २७ ॥" -- zoom-confirmed at 4x (scratchpad/p238-b28-z4.png, p238-b29-z4.png), matching the sequential read exactly. "विंशाधिकशतं" (one hundred increased by twenty = 120) is a clear, high-confidence plain number-phrase, for "मानवानां च कारिणां" (humans and... the second word, zoomed as "कारिणां", is uncertain between "करिणां"[elephants] and the zoomed reading "कारिणां" -- disclosed). "उष्ट्रासभयोः" (camel and donkey) is clear, but the following compound "तनुत्वामितं" (the specific years-value for camel/donkey, and possibly also covering "तुरगज रदाः" = horse and elephant/tusker mentioned at line-end) is LOW-CONFIDENCE and not decoded with certainty -- retained as printed and disclosed. - 44.28 (bands30-31): "वृषभाणां कासराणां वेदनेत्रमितं स्मृतम् । नखा अहिश्रुजामेवमजादीनां तु षड्दश ॥ २८ ॥" -- "वृषभाणां कासराणां" (bulls and buffalo) is clear; "वेदनेत्रमितं" is a bhuta-sankhya-style compound (veda=4, netra=2) not confidently decoded to a specific digit-order (possibly 24 or 42) -- LOW-CONFIDENCE, disclosed. "नखा अहिश्रुजाम् एवम् अजादीनां तु षड्दश" (claw-bearing creatures, snakes(?), and goats etc.) closes with "षड्दश", which does not match the standard number-word "षोडश" (16) exactly -- retained exactly as printed and disclosed rather than silently normalized. **Band32 (tail)**: eGangotri digitization watermark, confirmed again, true final band of the page. **Chapter44 verse count after this page: 28 (44.1-44.28), STILL PROVISIONAL** -- no closing colophon yet; verses 44.24-44.28 may have continuing commentary on page239.

  27. 44.27 सत्यापित

    44.27

    संस्कृत

    मानवानां च कारिणां विंशाधिकशतं मतम् । उष्ट्रासभयोस्तनुत्वामितं तुरगज रदाः ॥ २७ ॥

    manavanam cha karinam vinshadhikashatam matam, ushtrasabhayostanutvamitam turagaja radah.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    RETROACTIVE CORRECTION (disclosed, corroborated by page239's commentary): 120 years for humans AND ELEPHANTS -- resolving the disclosed "करिणां"/"कारिणां" zoom-ambiguity in favor of "करिणां" (elephants), confirmed by the commentary's explicit "मनुष्य तथा हाथियों की आयु १२० वर्ष". The previously undecoded compound "तनुत्वामितं" is now confidently read as 25 years, for camel and donkey, per the commentary's "ऊंट तथा गदहे की परमायु २५ वर्ष". The commentary additionally states 32 years for horses ("घोड़े की ३२ वर्ष"), likely corresponding to "तुरगज" at this verse's line-end.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    मनुष्य तथा हाथियों की आयु १२० वर्ष, ऊंट तथा गदहे की परमायु २५ वर्ष-घोड़े की ३२ वर्ष,

    स्रोत: Printed page 238 (PDF p.270 of scratchpad/bphs1.pdf), folio "२३८" (left side). Running head reads the BOOK TITLE "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" (T-type) -- page237 was C-type, page238 is T-type, continuing the C/T alternation across pages231-238: C,T,C,T,C,T,C,T -- EIGHT consecutive pages now. Threshold selection: sweep (scratchpad/sweep238.py) showed T5=33 bands, T7=33 bands -- SAME count. Full T5-vs-T7 diff (scratchpad/diff238.py) confirmed the band boundaries correspond one-to-one (only the tail watermark band's exact edges shift slightly by threshold, not a content discrepancy) -- no genuine discrepancy this time. THRESH=5 used for consistency. Proceeded with scratchpad/band238.py (33 bands, p238-b00..p238-b32). Gap re-scan (mandatory): max gap 141px (band0-to-1), well below the ~223px chapter-transition signature. No re-scan investigation needed; page238 is a straightforward continuation of chapter44. **Bands1-4: VERSES 44.22-44.23 (Sanskrit)**, continuing directly from page237's verse 44.21 with no intervening subheading: - 44.22 (bands1-2): "द्वयियंत्र गतः खैटस्तत्रापि त्रिगुणं मतम् । ह्रासद्वयेऽधिको ग्राह्यस्तदायुः स्पष्टमीरितम् ॥ २२ ॥" - 44.23 (bands3-4): "इत्थं चेतरजन्तूनां हत्वा तत्परमायुषा । भजेत् परायुषो नृणां तदायुः स्पष्टमीरितम् ॥ २३ ॥" **Bands5-20: commentary SHARED ACROSS VERSES 44.18-44.23** (closes cleanly on this page with "॥ १८-२३ ॥" -- retroactively supplies the commentary that was absent on page237 for 44.18-44.21, which had been left with empty translationHi there). Full text: "हे मुने! अब मैं लग्न तथा ग्रहों का अंशायुर्दाय बतलाता हूँ। ग्रह राशि-नवांश तुल्य वर्ष देते हैं। अर्थात् ग्रह जितनी राशि के नवांश पर रहते उतने वर्ष उनका आयुर्दाय होता है। राश्यादि ग्रह को १०८ से गुणा कर, सवर्णन के द्वारा भगणादि बनावें, बारह से अधिक रहने पर १२ से तष्टित करें तो शेष भगणादि तुल्य वर्षादि उस ग्रह का स्पष्ट आयुर्दाय समझना। पिण्डायुः साधन में जैसा ह्रास कहा गया है वैसा ही अंशायुर्दाय में भी ह्रास कहना चाहिए। पिण्डायुः साधन में ह्रास :—अस्तंगत में आधा, शत्रुगृह में तृतीयांश आदि कहा गया है। अंशायुर्दाय में कतिपय विद्वानों ने विशेष संस्कार कहा है :—जैसा कि ग्रह स्वोच्च या स्वभवनस्थ हो तो उसकी आगत आयु को त्रिगुणित, स्वनवांश या स्वद्रेक्काण में हो तो आयु को द्विगुण करने पर वास्तविक आयु होती है। यदि दोनों स्थिति प्राप्त हो अर्थात् एक ही ग्रह स्वोच्चस्थ तथा स्वनवांशस्थ हैं तो त्रिगुणित मात्र करना चाहिए। इसी तरह आधा, तृतीयांश दोनों ह्रास प्राप्त हो तो अधिक ह्रास अर्थात् आधे को ही ग्रहण करें। यह स्पष्ट वर्षादि मनुष्यों की आयु समझनी चाहिए। अन्य जन्तुओं का भी इसी तरह आयुः साधन कर अपने-अपने परमायुः प्रमाण से गुणा करें और मनुष्य के परमायु से भाग देने पर जो वर्षादि लब्धि आवे उसे ही उन जन्तुओं का स्पष्ट आयुर्दाय समझें ॥ १८-२३ ॥" -- split across verses 44.18-44.23 per this project's convention (each verse gets the portion of prose that explains it). **RETROACTIVE CORRECTION (disclosed) to verse 44.19**: this commentary's explicit "राश्यादि ग्रह को १०८ से गुणा कर" (multiply by 108) corroborates a bhuta-sankhya decoding of 44.19's compound "नागाभ्रशशिभिः": नाग(8)-अभ्र(0)-शशि(1), read right-to-left per the standard bhuta-sankhya convention (ankanam vamato gatih), gives "108" -- matching the commentary exactly. This substantially raises confidence in verse 44.19's numeric content (the multiplier is 108), even though the verse's own akshara-level word-segmentation is not fully resolved. 44.19's translation/translationHi are updated accordingly via UPDATES below; the correction is disclosed here rather than silent, per the standing hard-constraint on retroactive corrections. **Band21: structural editorial subheading (NOT a verse)**: "जन्तुओं का परमायुःप्रमाण—" ("Measure of the maximum-longevity of creatures—"). Introduces verses 44.24-44.28 below; recorded as a structural/source note per the copyright-safety rule, not seeded as its own verse entry. **Bands22-31: VERSES 44.24-44.28 (Sanskrit only, NO commentary on this page)** -- paramayus (maximum lifespan) of various species. Each verse closes cleanly with its own verse-marker. No commentary follows on this page (band32 is directly the watermark) -- check page239 for possible continuing commentary. - 44.24 (bands22-23): "अतः परं मुने! नानाविधजातीयजन्मिनाम् । परमायुरहं वच्छ्मि श्रृणुष्वैकाग्रमानसः ॥ २४ ॥" -- clear, high-confidence intro verse. - 44.25 (bands24-25): "देवतानामृषीणां च तत्रायुरमितं स्मृतम् । सहस्रं कीरबलिभुग्गृध्रकौशिकचक्रिणाम् ॥ २५ ॥" -- zoom-confirmed at 4x (scratchpad/p238-b24-z4.png, p238-b25-z4.png), matching the sequential read exactly. "अमितं" (unlimited) and "सहस्रं" (a thousand) are plain, high-confidence number-words; the five-bird compound ("कीर"=parrot, "बलिभुज्"=crow, "गृध्र"=vulture, "कौशिक"=owl, "चक्रिन्"=cakravaka/ruddy-shelduck) is individually recognizable with reasonable confidence. - 44.26 (bands26-27): "शतत्रयं भेकभल्लशशादनवनौकसाम् । साधकशतमब्दानां क्रव्यादानामुदीरितम् ॥ २६ ॥" -- "शतत्रयं" (300) and "क्रव्यादानाम्" (of flesh-eaters/predators) are clear; the animal-name compound "भेकभल्लशशादनवनौकसाम्" (frog, bear, hare and others are individually recognizable elements, but the full segmentation is not fully certain) is LOW-CONFIDENCE on exact word-boundaries -- retained as printed and disclosed. - 44.27 (bands28-29): "मानवानां च कारिणां विंशाधिकशतं मतम् । उष्ट्रासभयोस्तनुत्वामितं तुरगज रदाः ॥ २७ ॥" -- zoom-confirmed at 4x (scratchpad/p238-b28-z4.png, p238-b29-z4.png), matching the sequential read exactly. "विंशाधिकशतं" (one hundred increased by twenty = 120) is a clear, high-confidence plain number-phrase, for "मानवानां च कारिणां" (humans and... the second word, zoomed as "कारिणां", is uncertain between "करिणां"[elephants] and the zoomed reading "कारिणां" -- disclosed). "उष्ट्रासभयोः" (camel and donkey) is clear, but the following compound "तनुत्वामितं" (the specific years-value for camel/donkey, and possibly also covering "तुरगज रदाः" = horse and elephant/tusker mentioned at line-end) is LOW-CONFIDENCE and not decoded with certainty -- retained as printed and disclosed. - 44.28 (bands30-31): "वृषभाणां कासराणां वेदनेत्रमितं स्मृतम् । नखा अहिश्रुजामेवमजादीनां तु षड्दश ॥ २८ ॥" -- "वृषभाणां कासराणां" (bulls and buffalo) is clear; "वेदनेत्रमितं" is a bhuta-sankhya-style compound (veda=4, netra=2) not confidently decoded to a specific digit-order (possibly 24 or 42) -- LOW-CONFIDENCE, disclosed. "नखा अहिश्रुजाम् एवम् अजादीनां तु षड्दश" (claw-bearing creatures, snakes(?), and goats etc.) closes with "षड्दश", which does not match the standard number-word "षोडश" (16) exactly -- retained exactly as printed and disclosed rather than silently normalized. **Band32 (tail)**: eGangotri digitization watermark, confirmed again, true final band of the page. **Chapter44 verse count after this page: 28 (44.1-44.28), STILL PROVISIONAL** -- no closing colophon yet; verses 44.24-44.28 may have continuing commentary on page239.

  28. 44.28 सत्यापित

    44.28

    संस्कृत

    वृषभाणां कासराणां वेदनेत्रमितं स्मृतम् । नखा अहिश्रुजामेवमजादीनां तु षड्दश ॥ २८ ॥

    vrishabhanam kasaranam vedanetramitam smritam, nakha ahishrujamevamajadinam tu shaddasha.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    RETROACTIVE CORRECTION (disclosed, corroborated by page239's commentary): the bhuta-sankhya compound "वेदनेत्रमितं" is now confidently decoded as 24 years for bulls and buffalo (veda=4, netra=2, read in reversed place-value order per convention), matching the commentary's explicit "वैल-भैंसों की २४ वर्ष" exactly. The compound "षड्दश" is confirmed as 16 years for sheep and goats, per the commentary's "भेड़-बकरों की १६ वर्ष" -- validating "षड्दश" (literally "six-ten") as a legitimate, if non-standard, additive Sanskrit numeral for 16, not a printing anomaly as earlier disclosed doubt suggested. The commentary additionally states 20 years for peacocks ("मयूरों की २० वर्ष"), not clearly identifiable in this verse's own visible compound -- retained as supplementary commentary detail.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    वैल-भैंसों की २४ वर्ष, मयूरों की २० वर्ष, भेड़-बकरों की १६ वर्ष,

    स्रोत: Printed page 238 (PDF p.270 of scratchpad/bphs1.pdf), folio "२३८" (left side). Running head reads the BOOK TITLE "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" (T-type) -- page237 was C-type, page238 is T-type, continuing the C/T alternation across pages231-238: C,T,C,T,C,T,C,T -- EIGHT consecutive pages now. Threshold selection: sweep (scratchpad/sweep238.py) showed T5=33 bands, T7=33 bands -- SAME count. Full T5-vs-T7 diff (scratchpad/diff238.py) confirmed the band boundaries correspond one-to-one (only the tail watermark band's exact edges shift slightly by threshold, not a content discrepancy) -- no genuine discrepancy this time. THRESH=5 used for consistency. Proceeded with scratchpad/band238.py (33 bands, p238-b00..p238-b32). Gap re-scan (mandatory): max gap 141px (band0-to-1), well below the ~223px chapter-transition signature. No re-scan investigation needed; page238 is a straightforward continuation of chapter44. **Bands1-4: VERSES 44.22-44.23 (Sanskrit)**, continuing directly from page237's verse 44.21 with no intervening subheading: - 44.22 (bands1-2): "द्वयियंत्र गतः खैटस्तत्रापि त्रिगुणं मतम् । ह्रासद्वयेऽधिको ग्राह्यस्तदायुः स्पष्टमीरितम् ॥ २२ ॥" - 44.23 (bands3-4): "इत्थं चेतरजन्तूनां हत्वा तत्परमायुषा । भजेत् परायुषो नृणां तदायुः स्पष्टमीरितम् ॥ २३ ॥" **Bands5-20: commentary SHARED ACROSS VERSES 44.18-44.23** (closes cleanly on this page with "॥ १८-२३ ॥" -- retroactively supplies the commentary that was absent on page237 for 44.18-44.21, which had been left with empty translationHi there). Full text: "हे मुने! अब मैं लग्न तथा ग्रहों का अंशायुर्दाय बतलाता हूँ। ग्रह राशि-नवांश तुल्य वर्ष देते हैं। अर्थात् ग्रह जितनी राशि के नवांश पर रहते उतने वर्ष उनका आयुर्दाय होता है। राश्यादि ग्रह को १०८ से गुणा कर, सवर्णन के द्वारा भगणादि बनावें, बारह से अधिक रहने पर १२ से तष्टित करें तो शेष भगणादि तुल्य वर्षादि उस ग्रह का स्पष्ट आयुर्दाय समझना। पिण्डायुः साधन में जैसा ह्रास कहा गया है वैसा ही अंशायुर्दाय में भी ह्रास कहना चाहिए। पिण्डायुः साधन में ह्रास :—अस्तंगत में आधा, शत्रुगृह में तृतीयांश आदि कहा गया है। अंशायुर्दाय में कतिपय विद्वानों ने विशेष संस्कार कहा है :—जैसा कि ग्रह स्वोच्च या स्वभवनस्थ हो तो उसकी आगत आयु को त्रिगुणित, स्वनवांश या स्वद्रेक्काण में हो तो आयु को द्विगुण करने पर वास्तविक आयु होती है। यदि दोनों स्थिति प्राप्त हो अर्थात् एक ही ग्रह स्वोच्चस्थ तथा स्वनवांशस्थ हैं तो त्रिगुणित मात्र करना चाहिए। इसी तरह आधा, तृतीयांश दोनों ह्रास प्राप्त हो तो अधिक ह्रास अर्थात् आधे को ही ग्रहण करें। यह स्पष्ट वर्षादि मनुष्यों की आयु समझनी चाहिए। अन्य जन्तुओं का भी इसी तरह आयुः साधन कर अपने-अपने परमायुः प्रमाण से गुणा करें और मनुष्य के परमायु से भाग देने पर जो वर्षादि लब्धि आवे उसे ही उन जन्तुओं का स्पष्ट आयुर्दाय समझें ॥ १८-२३ ॥" -- split across verses 44.18-44.23 per this project's convention (each verse gets the portion of prose that explains it). **RETROACTIVE CORRECTION (disclosed) to verse 44.19**: this commentary's explicit "राश्यादि ग्रह को १०८ से गुणा कर" (multiply by 108) corroborates a bhuta-sankhya decoding of 44.19's compound "नागाभ्रशशिभिः": नाग(8)-अभ्र(0)-शशि(1), read right-to-left per the standard bhuta-sankhya convention (ankanam vamato gatih), gives "108" -- matching the commentary exactly. This substantially raises confidence in verse 44.19's numeric content (the multiplier is 108), even though the verse's own akshara-level word-segmentation is not fully resolved. 44.19's translation/translationHi are updated accordingly via UPDATES below; the correction is disclosed here rather than silent, per the standing hard-constraint on retroactive corrections. **Band21: structural editorial subheading (NOT a verse)**: "जन्तुओं का परमायुःप्रमाण—" ("Measure of the maximum-longevity of creatures—"). Introduces verses 44.24-44.28 below; recorded as a structural/source note per the copyright-safety rule, not seeded as its own verse entry. **Bands22-31: VERSES 44.24-44.28 (Sanskrit only, NO commentary on this page)** -- paramayus (maximum lifespan) of various species. Each verse closes cleanly with its own verse-marker. No commentary follows on this page (band32 is directly the watermark) -- check page239 for possible continuing commentary. - 44.24 (bands22-23): "अतः परं मुने! नानाविधजातीयजन्मिनाम् । परमायुरहं वच्छ्मि श्रृणुष्वैकाग्रमानसः ॥ २४ ॥" -- clear, high-confidence intro verse. - 44.25 (bands24-25): "देवतानामृषीणां च तत्रायुरमितं स्मृतम् । सहस्रं कीरबलिभुग्गृध्रकौशिकचक्रिणाम् ॥ २५ ॥" -- zoom-confirmed at 4x (scratchpad/p238-b24-z4.png, p238-b25-z4.png), matching the sequential read exactly. "अमितं" (unlimited) and "सहस्रं" (a thousand) are plain, high-confidence number-words; the five-bird compound ("कीर"=parrot, "बलिभुज्"=crow, "गृध्र"=vulture, "कौशिक"=owl, "चक्रिन्"=cakravaka/ruddy-shelduck) is individually recognizable with reasonable confidence. - 44.26 (bands26-27): "शतत्रयं भेकभल्लशशादनवनौकसाम् । साधकशतमब्दानां क्रव्यादानामुदीरितम् ॥ २६ ॥" -- "शतत्रयं" (300) and "क्रव्यादानाम्" (of flesh-eaters/predators) are clear; the animal-name compound "भेकभल्लशशादनवनौकसाम्" (frog, bear, hare and others are individually recognizable elements, but the full segmentation is not fully certain) is LOW-CONFIDENCE on exact word-boundaries -- retained as printed and disclosed. - 44.27 (bands28-29): "मानवानां च कारिणां विंशाधिकशतं मतम् । उष्ट्रासभयोस्तनुत्वामितं तुरगज रदाः ॥ २७ ॥" -- zoom-confirmed at 4x (scratchpad/p238-b28-z4.png, p238-b29-z4.png), matching the sequential read exactly. "विंशाधिकशतं" (one hundred increased by twenty = 120) is a clear, high-confidence plain number-phrase, for "मानवानां च कारिणां" (humans and... the second word, zoomed as "कारिणां", is uncertain between "करिणां"[elephants] and the zoomed reading "कारिणां" -- disclosed). "उष्ट्रासभयोः" (camel and donkey) is clear, but the following compound "तनुत्वामितं" (the specific years-value for camel/donkey, and possibly also covering "तुरगज रदाः" = horse and elephant/tusker mentioned at line-end) is LOW-CONFIDENCE and not decoded with certainty -- retained as printed and disclosed. - 44.28 (bands30-31): "वृषभाणां कासराणां वेदनेत्रमितं स्मृतम् । नखा अहिश्रुजामेवमजादीनां तु षड्दश ॥ २८ ॥" -- "वृषभाणां कासराणां" (bulls and buffalo) is clear; "वेदनेत्रमितं" is a bhuta-sankhya-style compound (veda=4, netra=2) not confidently decoded to a specific digit-order (possibly 24 or 42) -- LOW-CONFIDENCE, disclosed. "नखा अहिश्रुजाम् एवम् अजादीनां तु षड्दश" (claw-bearing creatures, snakes(?), and goats etc.) closes with "षड्दश", which does not match the standard number-word "षोडश" (16) exactly -- retained exactly as printed and disclosed rather than silently normalized. **Band32 (tail)**: eGangotri digitization watermark, confirmed again, true final band of the page. **Chapter44 verse count after this page: 28 (44.1-44.28), STILL PROVISIONAL** -- no closing colophon yet; verses 44.24-44.28 may have continuing commentary on page239.

  29. 44.29 सत्यापित

    44.29

    संस्कृत

    चतुर्दशमरालानां कोकिलानां शुनां तथा । कपोतानां द्वादशाब्दा अष्टौ स्युस्ताम्रचूडजाः ॥ बुद्बुदादिखगानां तु परमायुः स्मृतं नगाः ॥ २९ ॥

    chaturdashamaralanam kokilanam shunam tatha, kapotanam dvadashabda ashtau syustamrachudajah, budbudadikhaganam tu paramayuh smritam nagah.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    14 years is [the longevity] of the crane/swan; likewise [applying, per the commentary, separately] to cuckoo and dog [at 12 years, along with pigeon]; pigeons [have] 12 years; 8 [years] are for the copper-crested-born [rooster]. For bubble-[short-lived]-etc. birds, the maximum-longevity is remembered as "नगाः" -- a bhuta-sankhya numeral (the traditional seven kula-parvatas) decoded as 7, corroborated by the commentary's explicit "बुलबुल आदि पक्षियों की ७ वर्ष".

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    हंसों की १४ वर्ष, कोयल, कुत्ते तथा कव्वनरों की १२ वर्ष, मुर्गे की ८ वर्ष, बुलबुल आदि पक्षियों की ७ वर्ष परमायु होती है ॥ २४-२९ ॥

    स्रोत: Printed page 239 (PDF p.271 of scratchpad/bphs1.pdf), folio "२३९" (right side). Running head reads the CHAPTER TITLE "आयुर्दायाध्यायः" (C-type) -- page238 was T-type, page239 is C-type, continuing the alternation: C,T,C,T,C,T,C,T,C across pages231-239 -- NINE consecutive pages now. Threshold selection: sweep (scratchpad/sweep239.py) showed T5=34, T7=33 -- genuine-looking count discrepancy. Full T5-vs-T7 diff (scratchpad/diff239.py) found the extra T5 band at native (4386,4412) h26, sitting inside the gap between T7's bands. Zoomed this region at 4x/6x (scratchpad/p239-disc1.png, p239-ctx-h1/h2/h3.png) with wide vertical context (4340-4520): confirmed this is NOT a genuine content unit -- it is only the top matra/shirorekha strokes of the very next line ("चरभे संस्थितौ..."), isolated from that line's main body by a threshold-sensitive gap. No hidden subheading, no missing content. THRESH=5 retained per convention; band30 (the fragment) and band31 (the line's main body) are treated as one continuous line of verse 44.36 when transcribing. Gap re-scan (mandatory): max gap 146px (band0-to-1), well below the ~223px chapter-transition signature. No re-scan needed; chapter44 continues normally, no colophon on this page. **Bands1-3: verse 44.29** (continues directly from page238's verse 44.28, no intervening subheading -- still part of the paramayus/animal-longevity cluster): "चतुर्दशमरालानां कोकिलानां शुनां तथा । कपोतानां द्वादशाब्दा अष्टौ स्युस्ताम्रचूडजाः ॥ बुद्बुदादिखगानां तु परमायुः स्मृतं नगाः ॥ २९ ॥" -- an unusually long (3-line/6-pada) verse for this cluster. **Bands4-11: commentary shared across verses 44.24-44.29** (explicitly closes "॥ २४-२९ ॥") -- this is the commentary that page238 lacked for its verses 44.24-44.28 (noted there as "check page239 for continuation" -- confirmed present here). TENTH occurrence of the multi-page shared-commentary pattern. Full text: "हे मैत्रेय! अब मैं विभिन्नजातीय प्राणियों का परमायुः-प्रमाण बतलाता हूँ, एकाग्रचित्त होकर सुनें। देवता तथा ऋषियों की परमायु अमित (अत्यधिक) वर्ष होती है। सुग्गा, कौआ, गीध, उल्लू, तथा साँप इनकी परमायु सहस्र वर्ष प्रमित, मेढक, भाल्, श्येन तथा बन्दर की परमायु ३०० वर्षमित, राक्षसों की १५० वर्ष, मनुष्य तथा हाथियों की आयु १२० वर्ष, ऊंट तथा गदहे की परमायु २५ वर्ष-घोड़े की ३२ वर्ष, वैल-भैंसों की २४ वर्ष, मयूरों की २० वर्ष, भेड़-बकरों की १६ वर्ष, हंसों की १४ वर्ष, कोयल, कुत्ते तथा कव्वनरों की १२ वर्ष, मुर्गे की ८ वर्ष, बुलबुल आदि पक्षियों की ७ वर्ष परमायु होती है ॥ २४-२९ ॥" This commentary provides major corroboration for page238's low-confidence compounds, applied as disclosed RETROACTIVE CORRECTIONS below (UPDATES for 44.25-44.28) per the standing hard-constraint (never silent): - 44.25: commentary lists "सुग्गा, कौआ, गीध, उल्लू, तथा साँप" (parrot, crow, vulture, owl, AND SNAKE) = 1000 years, where the verse's own compound "चक्रिणाम्" was read as cakravaka (a bird), not snake. This is a genuine discrepancy between verse and commentary, not resolved by assuming an error either way -- both are retained and disclosed side by side. - 44.26: commentary decodes "मेढक, भाल्, श्येन तथा बन्दर" (frog, bear, HAWK, MONKEY) = 300 years -- refining the verse compound "भेकभल्लशशादनवनौकसाम्" (भेक=frog, भल्ल=bear match directly; "वनौकसाम्" = "forest-dwellers", a known Sanskrit synonym for monkeys/vanaras, matching "बन्दर"; the "शश" element's correspondence to "श्येन"/hawk is less certain and disclosed). Separately, "राक्षसों" (demons) = 150 years, which does NOT numerically match the verse's own "साधकशतम्" (~100) for "क्रव्यादानाम्" (flesh-eaters/predators) -- a genuine verse-vs-commentary discrepancy, disclosed rather than forced to agree. - 44.27: commentary confirms "मनुष्य तथा हाथियों की आयु १२० वर्ष" (humans AND ELEPHANTS = 120), resolving the "करिणां"/"कारिणां" zoom-ambiguity in favor of "करिणां" = elephants. Commentary also decodes "ऊंट तथा गदहे की परमायु २५ वर्ष" (camel and donkey = 25), giving a confident value for the previously-undecoded compound "तनुत्वामितं" = 25. Commentary additionally states "घोड़े की ३२ वर्ष" (horses = 32), likely corresponding to "तुरगज" mentioned at the verse's line-end. - 44.28: commentary confirms "वैल-भैंसों की २४ वर्ष" (bulls-buffalo = 24), decoding the bhuta-sankhya compound "वेदनेत्रमितं" (veda=4, netra=2, read in reverse/place-value order = 24) with high confidence. Commentary confirms "भेड़-बकरों की १६ वर्ष" (sheep-goats = 16), validating "षड्दश" (literally "six-ten" = 16) as a legitimate, if non-standard, Sanskrit numeral compound rather than a printing anomaly -- the earlier disclosed doubt about it not matching "षोडश" is resolved: both are valid expressions of 16, this one additive. Commentary also gives "मयूरों की २० वर्ष" (peacocks = 20), not clearly present in the verse's own visible compound -- retained as supplementary commentary detail. - 44.29 (new verse, this page): commentary directly corroborates "मुर्गे की ८ वर्ष" matching "अष्टौ...ताम्रचूडजाः" = 8 (rooster) exactly, and decodes "नगाः" (literally "mountains") as a bhuta-sankhya numeral = 7, referring to the traditional seven kula-parvatas (सप्तनगाः) -- corroborated by the commentary's explicit "बुलबुल आदि पक्षियों की ७ वर्ष". "हंसों की १४ वर्ष" corresponds to "चतुर्दशमरालानां" (14, swan/crane). The commentary's "कोयल, कुत्ते तथा कव्वनरों की १२ वर्ष" corresponds to "कोकिलानां शुनां तथा कपोतानां द्वादशाब्दा" (cuckoo, dog, [and pigeon] = 12) -- the commentary's third item "कव्वनरों" does not cleanly match "कपोतानां" (pigeons) at the akshara level; retained as printed and disclosed as an uncertain correspondence rather than forced. **Bands12-13: verse 44.30** (new topic: which of the three longevity-methods to adopt, and when): "मुने! यत्सम्प्रति मया त्रिविधं त्वायुरीरितम् । तत्रादेयं कदा किंच विद्धिरेतद् वक्ष्यामहम् ॥ ३० ॥" **Bands14-15: verse 44.31**: "लग्नेशे भास्करे चेन्दौ सबले सौम्यवीक्षिते । अंशायुश्चापि पिण्डायुर्निसर्गायुः क्रमात् स्मृतम् ॥ ३१ ॥" **Bands16-17: verse 44.32**: "उभयोर्बलतुल्यत्वे योगार्धं सार्धितायुषोः । त्रयाणां तद्वदेतेषां तुल्यमायुरुदीरितम् ॥ ३२ ॥" **Bands18-22: commentary shared across verses 44.30-44.32** (explicitly closes "॥ ३०-३२ ॥"): "हे मुने! जो मैंने तीन प्रकार की आयु कही है, उसमें कब क्या ग्राह्य है, इसे सुनो ! सूर्य, चन्द्र, लग्नेश में—प्रबल लग्नेश शुभग्रह से दृष्ट हो तो अंशायु, तीनों में सूर्य बली हो तो पिण्डायु, और चन्द्रमा प्रबल हो तो निसर्गायु [शब्द आंशिक रूप से अस्पष्ट] होती है। यदि दो तुल्य बल हों तो दोनों के आयुर्दाय का योगार्ध और तीनों के बलसाम्य में तीनों प्रकार के आयुर्दाय के योग का त्र्यंश ग्राह्य होता है ॥ ३०-३२ ॥" [one short word before "होती है" in band20 is partially blurred/illegible in the print; retained as an acknowledged gap rather than guessed]. **Band23: structural editorial subheading (not seeded as a verse)**: "अन्यरीति से आयु-साधन—" ("Longevity computation by another method—"). Introduces verses 44.33-44.36, an alternate (hora-lagna/tri-lagna and chara/sthira-rashi based) longevity-computation scheme. **Bands24-25: verse 44.33**: "ब्रवीम्यथापरं चापि समाकर्ण्य तद् द्विज! । लग्नेशरन्ध्रतस्तद्वत् शशाङ्कशनितस्तथा ॥ ३३ ॥" **Bands26-27: verse 44.34**: "स्पष्टमायुः काश्चिदुक्तं होरालग्नत्रिलग्नतः । तत्र तु प्रथमो योगो लग्नरन्ध्रपतः स्मृतः ॥ ३४ ॥" **Bands28-29: verse 44.35**: "द्वितीयश्चन्द्रशनितो लग्नहोराविलग्नतः । तृतीय आयुषो योगो विज्ञेयो विबुधैः सदा ॥ ३५ ॥" **Bands30-32: verse 44.36** (band30 is only the false-split top-stroke fragment of band31's line -- both read together as this verse's first line; band32 is the second line): "चरभे संस्थितौ द्वौ चेद् दीर्घमायुस्तदा स्मृतम् । स्थिरे द्विभे तथैककस्तत्राप्यायुस्तदेव हि ॥ ३६ ॥" -- a chara/sthira-rashi based longevity classification rule (movable/fixed sign placement determining long/medium life); no commentary follows on this page. **Band33 (tail)**: eGangotri digitization watermark, confirmed again, true final band of the page. No commentary follows verse 44.36 -- check page240 for continuation. **Chapter44 verse count after this page: 36 (44.1-44.36), STILL PROVISIONAL** -- no closing colophon yet.

  30. 44.30 सत्यापित

    44.30

    संस्कृत

    मुने! यत्सम्प्रति मया त्रिविधं त्वायुरीरितम् । तत्रादेयं कदा किंच विद्धिरेतद् वक्ष्यामहम् ॥ ३० ॥

    mune! yatsamprati maya trividham tvayuriritam, tatradeyam kada kincha viddhiretad vakshyamaham.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    O sage, that which has now been declared by me as threefold longevity [pinda-ayus, nisarga-ayus, amsha-ayus] -- as to which of these is to be accepted when, know this; I shall now declare it.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    हे मुने! जो मैंने तीन प्रकार की आयु कही है, उसमें कब क्या ग्राह्य है, इसे सुनो!

    स्रोत: Printed page 239 (PDF p.271 of scratchpad/bphs1.pdf), folio "२३९" (right side). Running head reads the CHAPTER TITLE "आयुर्दायाध्यायः" (C-type) -- page238 was T-type, page239 is C-type, continuing the alternation: C,T,C,T,C,T,C,T,C across pages231-239 -- NINE consecutive pages now. Threshold selection: sweep (scratchpad/sweep239.py) showed T5=34, T7=33 -- genuine-looking count discrepancy. Full T5-vs-T7 diff (scratchpad/diff239.py) found the extra T5 band at native (4386,4412) h26, sitting inside the gap between T7's bands. Zoomed this region at 4x/6x (scratchpad/p239-disc1.png, p239-ctx-h1/h2/h3.png) with wide vertical context (4340-4520): confirmed this is NOT a genuine content unit -- it is only the top matra/shirorekha strokes of the very next line ("चरभे संस्थितौ..."), isolated from that line's main body by a threshold-sensitive gap. No hidden subheading, no missing content. THRESH=5 retained per convention; band30 (the fragment) and band31 (the line's main body) are treated as one continuous line of verse 44.36 when transcribing. Gap re-scan (mandatory): max gap 146px (band0-to-1), well below the ~223px chapter-transition signature. No re-scan needed; chapter44 continues normally, no colophon on this page. **Bands1-3: verse 44.29** (continues directly from page238's verse 44.28, no intervening subheading -- still part of the paramayus/animal-longevity cluster): "चतुर्दशमरालानां कोकिलानां शुनां तथा । कपोतानां द्वादशाब्दा अष्टौ स्युस्ताम्रचूडजाः ॥ बुद्बुदादिखगानां तु परमायुः स्मृतं नगाः ॥ २९ ॥" -- an unusually long (3-line/6-pada) verse for this cluster. **Bands4-11: commentary shared across verses 44.24-44.29** (explicitly closes "॥ २४-२९ ॥") -- this is the commentary that page238 lacked for its verses 44.24-44.28 (noted there as "check page239 for continuation" -- confirmed present here). TENTH occurrence of the multi-page shared-commentary pattern. Full text: "हे मैत्रेय! अब मैं विभिन्नजातीय प्राणियों का परमायुः-प्रमाण बतलाता हूँ, एकाग्रचित्त होकर सुनें। देवता तथा ऋषियों की परमायु अमित (अत्यधिक) वर्ष होती है। सुग्गा, कौआ, गीध, उल्लू, तथा साँप इनकी परमायु सहस्र वर्ष प्रमित, मेढक, भाल्, श्येन तथा बन्दर की परमायु ३०० वर्षमित, राक्षसों की १५० वर्ष, मनुष्य तथा हाथियों की आयु १२० वर्ष, ऊंट तथा गदहे की परमायु २५ वर्ष-घोड़े की ३२ वर्ष, वैल-भैंसों की २४ वर्ष, मयूरों की २० वर्ष, भेड़-बकरों की १६ वर्ष, हंसों की १४ वर्ष, कोयल, कुत्ते तथा कव्वनरों की १२ वर्ष, मुर्गे की ८ वर्ष, बुलबुल आदि पक्षियों की ७ वर्ष परमायु होती है ॥ २४-२९ ॥" This commentary provides major corroboration for page238's low-confidence compounds, applied as disclosed RETROACTIVE CORRECTIONS below (UPDATES for 44.25-44.28) per the standing hard-constraint (never silent): - 44.25: commentary lists "सुग्गा, कौआ, गीध, उल्लू, तथा साँप" (parrot, crow, vulture, owl, AND SNAKE) = 1000 years, where the verse's own compound "चक्रिणाम्" was read as cakravaka (a bird), not snake. This is a genuine discrepancy between verse and commentary, not resolved by assuming an error either way -- both are retained and disclosed side by side. - 44.26: commentary decodes "मेढक, भाल्, श्येन तथा बन्दर" (frog, bear, HAWK, MONKEY) = 300 years -- refining the verse compound "भेकभल्लशशादनवनौकसाम्" (भेक=frog, भल्ल=bear match directly; "वनौकसाम्" = "forest-dwellers", a known Sanskrit synonym for monkeys/vanaras, matching "बन्दर"; the "शश" element's correspondence to "श्येन"/hawk is less certain and disclosed). Separately, "राक्षसों" (demons) = 150 years, which does NOT numerically match the verse's own "साधकशतम्" (~100) for "क्रव्यादानाम्" (flesh-eaters/predators) -- a genuine verse-vs-commentary discrepancy, disclosed rather than forced to agree. - 44.27: commentary confirms "मनुष्य तथा हाथियों की आयु १२० वर्ष" (humans AND ELEPHANTS = 120), resolving the "करिणां"/"कारिणां" zoom-ambiguity in favor of "करिणां" = elephants. Commentary also decodes "ऊंट तथा गदहे की परमायु २५ वर्ष" (camel and donkey = 25), giving a confident value for the previously-undecoded compound "तनुत्वामितं" = 25. Commentary additionally states "घोड़े की ३२ वर्ष" (horses = 32), likely corresponding to "तुरगज" mentioned at the verse's line-end. - 44.28: commentary confirms "वैल-भैंसों की २४ वर्ष" (bulls-buffalo = 24), decoding the bhuta-sankhya compound "वेदनेत्रमितं" (veda=4, netra=2, read in reverse/place-value order = 24) with high confidence. Commentary confirms "भेड़-बकरों की १६ वर्ष" (sheep-goats = 16), validating "षड्दश" (literally "six-ten" = 16) as a legitimate, if non-standard, Sanskrit numeral compound rather than a printing anomaly -- the earlier disclosed doubt about it not matching "षोडश" is resolved: both are valid expressions of 16, this one additive. Commentary also gives "मयूरों की २० वर्ष" (peacocks = 20), not clearly present in the verse's own visible compound -- retained as supplementary commentary detail. - 44.29 (new verse, this page): commentary directly corroborates "मुर्गे की ८ वर्ष" matching "अष्टौ...ताम्रचूडजाः" = 8 (rooster) exactly, and decodes "नगाः" (literally "mountains") as a bhuta-sankhya numeral = 7, referring to the traditional seven kula-parvatas (सप्तनगाः) -- corroborated by the commentary's explicit "बुलबुल आदि पक्षियों की ७ वर्ष". "हंसों की १४ वर्ष" corresponds to "चतुर्दशमरालानां" (14, swan/crane). The commentary's "कोयल, कुत्ते तथा कव्वनरों की १२ वर्ष" corresponds to "कोकिलानां शुनां तथा कपोतानां द्वादशाब्दा" (cuckoo, dog, [and pigeon] = 12) -- the commentary's third item "कव्वनरों" does not cleanly match "कपोतानां" (pigeons) at the akshara level; retained as printed and disclosed as an uncertain correspondence rather than forced. **Bands12-13: verse 44.30** (new topic: which of the three longevity-methods to adopt, and when): "मुने! यत्सम्प्रति मया त्रिविधं त्वायुरीरितम् । तत्रादेयं कदा किंच विद्धिरेतद् वक्ष्यामहम् ॥ ३० ॥" **Bands14-15: verse 44.31**: "लग्नेशे भास्करे चेन्दौ सबले सौम्यवीक्षिते । अंशायुश्चापि पिण्डायुर्निसर्गायुः क्रमात् स्मृतम् ॥ ३१ ॥" **Bands16-17: verse 44.32**: "उभयोर्बलतुल्यत्वे योगार्धं सार्धितायुषोः । त्रयाणां तद्वदेतेषां तुल्यमायुरुदीरितम् ॥ ३२ ॥" **Bands18-22: commentary shared across verses 44.30-44.32** (explicitly closes "॥ ३०-३२ ॥"): "हे मुने! जो मैंने तीन प्रकार की आयु कही है, उसमें कब क्या ग्राह्य है, इसे सुनो ! सूर्य, चन्द्र, लग्नेश में—प्रबल लग्नेश शुभग्रह से दृष्ट हो तो अंशायु, तीनों में सूर्य बली हो तो पिण्डायु, और चन्द्रमा प्रबल हो तो निसर्गायु [शब्द आंशिक रूप से अस्पष्ट] होती है। यदि दो तुल्य बल हों तो दोनों के आयुर्दाय का योगार्ध और तीनों के बलसाम्य में तीनों प्रकार के आयुर्दाय के योग का त्र्यंश ग्राह्य होता है ॥ ३०-३२ ॥" [one short word before "होती है" in band20 is partially blurred/illegible in the print; retained as an acknowledged gap rather than guessed]. **Band23: structural editorial subheading (not seeded as a verse)**: "अन्यरीति से आयु-साधन—" ("Longevity computation by another method—"). Introduces verses 44.33-44.36, an alternate (hora-lagna/tri-lagna and chara/sthira-rashi based) longevity-computation scheme. **Bands24-25: verse 44.33**: "ब्रवीम्यथापरं चापि समाकर्ण्य तद् द्विज! । लग्नेशरन्ध्रतस्तद्वत् शशाङ्कशनितस्तथा ॥ ३३ ॥" **Bands26-27: verse 44.34**: "स्पष्टमायुः काश्चिदुक्तं होरालग्नत्रिलग्नतः । तत्र तु प्रथमो योगो लग्नरन्ध्रपतः स्मृतः ॥ ३४ ॥" **Bands28-29: verse 44.35**: "द्वितीयश्चन्द्रशनितो लग्नहोराविलग्नतः । तृतीय आयुषो योगो विज्ञेयो विबुधैः सदा ॥ ३५ ॥" **Bands30-32: verse 44.36** (band30 is only the false-split top-stroke fragment of band31's line -- both read together as this verse's first line; band32 is the second line): "चरभे संस्थितौ द्वौ चेद् दीर्घमायुस्तदा स्मृतम् । स्थिरे द्विभे तथैककस्तत्राप्यायुस्तदेव हि ॥ ३६ ॥" -- a chara/sthira-rashi based longevity classification rule (movable/fixed sign placement determining long/medium life); no commentary follows on this page. **Band33 (tail)**: eGangotri digitization watermark, confirmed again, true final band of the page. No commentary follows verse 44.36 -- check page240 for continuation. **Chapter44 verse count after this page: 36 (44.1-44.36), STILL PROVISIONAL** -- no closing colophon yet.

  31. 44.31 सत्यापित

    44.31

    संस्कृत

    लग्नेशे भास्करे चेन्दौ सबले सौम्यवीक्षिते । अंशायुश्चापि पिण्डायुर्निसर्गायुः क्रमात् स्मृतम् ॥ ३१ ॥

    lagneshe bhaskare chendau sabale saumyaviikshite, amshayushchapi pindayurnisargayuh kramat smritam.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lord of the ascendant is strong and aspected by benefics, [amsha-ayus applies]; when the Sun [is strong, pinda-ayus applies]; and when the Moon [is strong], nisarga-ayus [applies] -- in that order, respectively.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    सूर्य, चन्द्र, लग्नेश में—प्रबल लग्नेश शुभग्रह से दृष्ट हो तो अंशायु, तीनों में सूर्य बली हो तो पिण्डायु, और चन्द्रमा प्रबल हो तो निसर्गायु होती है।

    स्रोत: Printed page 239 (PDF p.271 of scratchpad/bphs1.pdf), folio "२३९" (right side). Running head reads the CHAPTER TITLE "आयुर्दायाध्यायः" (C-type) -- page238 was T-type, page239 is C-type, continuing the alternation: C,T,C,T,C,T,C,T,C across pages231-239 -- NINE consecutive pages now. Threshold selection: sweep (scratchpad/sweep239.py) showed T5=34, T7=33 -- genuine-looking count discrepancy. Full T5-vs-T7 diff (scratchpad/diff239.py) found the extra T5 band at native (4386,4412) h26, sitting inside the gap between T7's bands. Zoomed this region at 4x/6x (scratchpad/p239-disc1.png, p239-ctx-h1/h2/h3.png) with wide vertical context (4340-4520): confirmed this is NOT a genuine content unit -- it is only the top matra/shirorekha strokes of the very next line ("चरभे संस्थितौ..."), isolated from that line's main body by a threshold-sensitive gap. No hidden subheading, no missing content. THRESH=5 retained per convention; band30 (the fragment) and band31 (the line's main body) are treated as one continuous line of verse 44.36 when transcribing. Gap re-scan (mandatory): max gap 146px (band0-to-1), well below the ~223px chapter-transition signature. No re-scan needed; chapter44 continues normally, no colophon on this page. **Bands1-3: verse 44.29** (continues directly from page238's verse 44.28, no intervening subheading -- still part of the paramayus/animal-longevity cluster): "चतुर्दशमरालानां कोकिलानां शुनां तथा । कपोतानां द्वादशाब्दा अष्टौ स्युस्ताम्रचूडजाः ॥ बुद्बुदादिखगानां तु परमायुः स्मृतं नगाः ॥ २९ ॥" -- an unusually long (3-line/6-pada) verse for this cluster. **Bands4-11: commentary shared across verses 44.24-44.29** (explicitly closes "॥ २४-२९ ॥") -- this is the commentary that page238 lacked for its verses 44.24-44.28 (noted there as "check page239 for continuation" -- confirmed present here). TENTH occurrence of the multi-page shared-commentary pattern. Full text: "हे मैत्रेय! अब मैं विभिन्नजातीय प्राणियों का परमायुः-प्रमाण बतलाता हूँ, एकाग्रचित्त होकर सुनें। देवता तथा ऋषियों की परमायु अमित (अत्यधिक) वर्ष होती है। सुग्गा, कौआ, गीध, उल्लू, तथा साँप इनकी परमायु सहस्र वर्ष प्रमित, मेढक, भाल्, श्येन तथा बन्दर की परमायु ३०० वर्षमित, राक्षसों की १५० वर्ष, मनुष्य तथा हाथियों की आयु १२० वर्ष, ऊंट तथा गदहे की परमायु २५ वर्ष-घोड़े की ३२ वर्ष, वैल-भैंसों की २४ वर्ष, मयूरों की २० वर्ष, भेड़-बकरों की १६ वर्ष, हंसों की १४ वर्ष, कोयल, कुत्ते तथा कव्वनरों की १२ वर्ष, मुर्गे की ८ वर्ष, बुलबुल आदि पक्षियों की ७ वर्ष परमायु होती है ॥ २४-२९ ॥" This commentary provides major corroboration for page238's low-confidence compounds, applied as disclosed RETROACTIVE CORRECTIONS below (UPDATES for 44.25-44.28) per the standing hard-constraint (never silent): - 44.25: commentary lists "सुग्गा, कौआ, गीध, उल्लू, तथा साँप" (parrot, crow, vulture, owl, AND SNAKE) = 1000 years, where the verse's own compound "चक्रिणाम्" was read as cakravaka (a bird), not snake. This is a genuine discrepancy between verse and commentary, not resolved by assuming an error either way -- both are retained and disclosed side by side. - 44.26: commentary decodes "मेढक, भाल्, श्येन तथा बन्दर" (frog, bear, HAWK, MONKEY) = 300 years -- refining the verse compound "भेकभल्लशशादनवनौकसाम्" (भेक=frog, भल्ल=bear match directly; "वनौकसाम्" = "forest-dwellers", a known Sanskrit synonym for monkeys/vanaras, matching "बन्दर"; the "शश" element's correspondence to "श्येन"/hawk is less certain and disclosed). Separately, "राक्षसों" (demons) = 150 years, which does NOT numerically match the verse's own "साधकशतम्" (~100) for "क्रव्यादानाम्" (flesh-eaters/predators) -- a genuine verse-vs-commentary discrepancy, disclosed rather than forced to agree. - 44.27: commentary confirms "मनुष्य तथा हाथियों की आयु १२० वर्ष" (humans AND ELEPHANTS = 120), resolving the "करिणां"/"कारिणां" zoom-ambiguity in favor of "करिणां" = elephants. Commentary also decodes "ऊंट तथा गदहे की परमायु २५ वर्ष" (camel and donkey = 25), giving a confident value for the previously-undecoded compound "तनुत्वामितं" = 25. Commentary additionally states "घोड़े की ३२ वर्ष" (horses = 32), likely corresponding to "तुरगज" mentioned at the verse's line-end. - 44.28: commentary confirms "वैल-भैंसों की २४ वर्ष" (bulls-buffalo = 24), decoding the bhuta-sankhya compound "वेदनेत्रमितं" (veda=4, netra=2, read in reverse/place-value order = 24) with high confidence. Commentary confirms "भेड़-बकरों की १६ वर्ष" (sheep-goats = 16), validating "षड्दश" (literally "six-ten" = 16) as a legitimate, if non-standard, Sanskrit numeral compound rather than a printing anomaly -- the earlier disclosed doubt about it not matching "षोडश" is resolved: both are valid expressions of 16, this one additive. Commentary also gives "मयूरों की २० वर्ष" (peacocks = 20), not clearly present in the verse's own visible compound -- retained as supplementary commentary detail. - 44.29 (new verse, this page): commentary directly corroborates "मुर्गे की ८ वर्ष" matching "अष्टौ...ताम्रचूडजाः" = 8 (rooster) exactly, and decodes "नगाः" (literally "mountains") as a bhuta-sankhya numeral = 7, referring to the traditional seven kula-parvatas (सप्तनगाः) -- corroborated by the commentary's explicit "बुलबुल आदि पक्षियों की ७ वर्ष". "हंसों की १४ वर्ष" corresponds to "चतुर्दशमरालानां" (14, swan/crane). The commentary's "कोयल, कुत्ते तथा कव्वनरों की १२ वर्ष" corresponds to "कोकिलानां शुनां तथा कपोतानां द्वादशाब्दा" (cuckoo, dog, [and pigeon] = 12) -- the commentary's third item "कव्वनरों" does not cleanly match "कपोतानां" (pigeons) at the akshara level; retained as printed and disclosed as an uncertain correspondence rather than forced. **Bands12-13: verse 44.30** (new topic: which of the three longevity-methods to adopt, and when): "मुने! यत्सम्प्रति मया त्रिविधं त्वायुरीरितम् । तत्रादेयं कदा किंच विद्धिरेतद् वक्ष्यामहम् ॥ ३० ॥" **Bands14-15: verse 44.31**: "लग्नेशे भास्करे चेन्दौ सबले सौम्यवीक्षिते । अंशायुश्चापि पिण्डायुर्निसर्गायुः क्रमात् स्मृतम् ॥ ३१ ॥" **Bands16-17: verse 44.32**: "उभयोर्बलतुल्यत्वे योगार्धं सार्धितायुषोः । त्रयाणां तद्वदेतेषां तुल्यमायुरुदीरितम् ॥ ३२ ॥" **Bands18-22: commentary shared across verses 44.30-44.32** (explicitly closes "॥ ३०-३२ ॥"): "हे मुने! जो मैंने तीन प्रकार की आयु कही है, उसमें कब क्या ग्राह्य है, इसे सुनो ! सूर्य, चन्द्र, लग्नेश में—प्रबल लग्नेश शुभग्रह से दृष्ट हो तो अंशायु, तीनों में सूर्य बली हो तो पिण्डायु, और चन्द्रमा प्रबल हो तो निसर्गायु [शब्द आंशिक रूप से अस्पष्ट] होती है। यदि दो तुल्य बल हों तो दोनों के आयुर्दाय का योगार्ध और तीनों के बलसाम्य में तीनों प्रकार के आयुर्दाय के योग का त्र्यंश ग्राह्य होता है ॥ ३०-३२ ॥" [one short word before "होती है" in band20 is partially blurred/illegible in the print; retained as an acknowledged gap rather than guessed]. **Band23: structural editorial subheading (not seeded as a verse)**: "अन्यरीति से आयु-साधन—" ("Longevity computation by another method—"). Introduces verses 44.33-44.36, an alternate (hora-lagna/tri-lagna and chara/sthira-rashi based) longevity-computation scheme. **Bands24-25: verse 44.33**: "ब्रवीम्यथापरं चापि समाकर्ण्य तद् द्विज! । लग्नेशरन्ध्रतस्तद्वत् शशाङ्कशनितस्तथा ॥ ३३ ॥" **Bands26-27: verse 44.34**: "स्पष्टमायुः काश्चिदुक्तं होरालग्नत्रिलग्नतः । तत्र तु प्रथमो योगो लग्नरन्ध्रपतः स्मृतः ॥ ३४ ॥" **Bands28-29: verse 44.35**: "द्वितीयश्चन्द्रशनितो लग्नहोराविलग्नतः । तृतीय आयुषो योगो विज्ञेयो विबुधैः सदा ॥ ३५ ॥" **Bands30-32: verse 44.36** (band30 is only the false-split top-stroke fragment of band31's line -- both read together as this verse's first line; band32 is the second line): "चरभे संस्थितौ द्वौ चेद् दीर्घमायुस्तदा स्मृतम् । स्थिरे द्विभे तथैककस्तत्राप्यायुस्तदेव हि ॥ ३६ ॥" -- a chara/sthira-rashi based longevity classification rule (movable/fixed sign placement determining long/medium life); no commentary follows on this page. **Band33 (tail)**: eGangotri digitization watermark, confirmed again, true final band of the page. No commentary follows verse 44.36 -- check page240 for continuation. **Chapter44 verse count after this page: 36 (44.1-44.36), STILL PROVISIONAL** -- no closing colophon yet.

  32. 44.32 सत्यापित

    44.32

    संस्कृत

    उभयोर्बलतुल्यत्वे योगार्धं सार्धितायुषोः । त्रयाणां तद्वदेतेषां तुल्यमायुरुदीरितम् ॥ ३२ ॥

    ubhayorbalatulyatve yogardham sarditayushoh, trayanam tadvadetesham tulyamayurudiritam.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When any two [of these three: the ascendant-lord, the Sun, the Moon] are equal in strength, half the sum of their respective longevities [is to be taken]. Likewise, when all three are equal in strength, an equal [averaged] longevity of these three is declared.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    यदि दो तुल्य बल हों तो दोनों के आयुर्दाय का योगार्ध और तीनों के बलसाम्य में तीनों प्रकार के आयुर्दाय के योग का त्र्यंश ग्राह्य होता है ॥ ३०-३२ ॥

    स्रोत: Printed page 239 (PDF p.271 of scratchpad/bphs1.pdf), folio "२३९" (right side). Running head reads the CHAPTER TITLE "आयुर्दायाध्यायः" (C-type) -- page238 was T-type, page239 is C-type, continuing the alternation: C,T,C,T,C,T,C,T,C across pages231-239 -- NINE consecutive pages now. Threshold selection: sweep (scratchpad/sweep239.py) showed T5=34, T7=33 -- genuine-looking count discrepancy. Full T5-vs-T7 diff (scratchpad/diff239.py) found the extra T5 band at native (4386,4412) h26, sitting inside the gap between T7's bands. Zoomed this region at 4x/6x (scratchpad/p239-disc1.png, p239-ctx-h1/h2/h3.png) with wide vertical context (4340-4520): confirmed this is NOT a genuine content unit -- it is only the top matra/shirorekha strokes of the very next line ("चरभे संस्थितौ..."), isolated from that line's main body by a threshold-sensitive gap. No hidden subheading, no missing content. THRESH=5 retained per convention; band30 (the fragment) and band31 (the line's main body) are treated as one continuous line of verse 44.36 when transcribing. Gap re-scan (mandatory): max gap 146px (band0-to-1), well below the ~223px chapter-transition signature. No re-scan needed; chapter44 continues normally, no colophon on this page. **Bands1-3: verse 44.29** (continues directly from page238's verse 44.28, no intervening subheading -- still part of the paramayus/animal-longevity cluster): "चतुर्दशमरालानां कोकिलानां शुनां तथा । कपोतानां द्वादशाब्दा अष्टौ स्युस्ताम्रचूडजाः ॥ बुद्बुदादिखगानां तु परमायुः स्मृतं नगाः ॥ २९ ॥" -- an unusually long (3-line/6-pada) verse for this cluster. **Bands4-11: commentary shared across verses 44.24-44.29** (explicitly closes "॥ २४-२९ ॥") -- this is the commentary that page238 lacked for its verses 44.24-44.28 (noted there as "check page239 for continuation" -- confirmed present here). TENTH occurrence of the multi-page shared-commentary pattern. Full text: "हे मैत्रेय! अब मैं विभिन्नजातीय प्राणियों का परमायुः-प्रमाण बतलाता हूँ, एकाग्रचित्त होकर सुनें। देवता तथा ऋषियों की परमायु अमित (अत्यधिक) वर्ष होती है। सुग्गा, कौआ, गीध, उल्लू, तथा साँप इनकी परमायु सहस्र वर्ष प्रमित, मेढक, भाल्, श्येन तथा बन्दर की परमायु ३०० वर्षमित, राक्षसों की १५० वर्ष, मनुष्य तथा हाथियों की आयु १२० वर्ष, ऊंट तथा गदहे की परमायु २५ वर्ष-घोड़े की ३२ वर्ष, वैल-भैंसों की २४ वर्ष, मयूरों की २० वर्ष, भेड़-बकरों की १६ वर्ष, हंसों की १४ वर्ष, कोयल, कुत्ते तथा कव्वनरों की १२ वर्ष, मुर्गे की ८ वर्ष, बुलबुल आदि पक्षियों की ७ वर्ष परमायु होती है ॥ २४-२९ ॥" This commentary provides major corroboration for page238's low-confidence compounds, applied as disclosed RETROACTIVE CORRECTIONS below (UPDATES for 44.25-44.28) per the standing hard-constraint (never silent): - 44.25: commentary lists "सुग्गा, कौआ, गीध, उल्लू, तथा साँप" (parrot, crow, vulture, owl, AND SNAKE) = 1000 years, where the verse's own compound "चक्रिणाम्" was read as cakravaka (a bird), not snake. This is a genuine discrepancy between verse and commentary, not resolved by assuming an error either way -- both are retained and disclosed side by side. - 44.26: commentary decodes "मेढक, भाल्, श्येन तथा बन्दर" (frog, bear, HAWK, MONKEY) = 300 years -- refining the verse compound "भेकभल्लशशादनवनौकसाम्" (भेक=frog, भल्ल=bear match directly; "वनौकसाम्" = "forest-dwellers", a known Sanskrit synonym for monkeys/vanaras, matching "बन्दर"; the "शश" element's correspondence to "श्येन"/hawk is less certain and disclosed). Separately, "राक्षसों" (demons) = 150 years, which does NOT numerically match the verse's own "साधकशतम्" (~100) for "क्रव्यादानाम्" (flesh-eaters/predators) -- a genuine verse-vs-commentary discrepancy, disclosed rather than forced to agree. - 44.27: commentary confirms "मनुष्य तथा हाथियों की आयु १२० वर्ष" (humans AND ELEPHANTS = 120), resolving the "करिणां"/"कारिणां" zoom-ambiguity in favor of "करिणां" = elephants. Commentary also decodes "ऊंट तथा गदहे की परमायु २५ वर्ष" (camel and donkey = 25), giving a confident value for the previously-undecoded compound "तनुत्वामितं" = 25. Commentary additionally states "घोड़े की ३२ वर्ष" (horses = 32), likely corresponding to "तुरगज" mentioned at the verse's line-end. - 44.28: commentary confirms "वैल-भैंसों की २४ वर्ष" (bulls-buffalo = 24), decoding the bhuta-sankhya compound "वेदनेत्रमितं" (veda=4, netra=2, read in reverse/place-value order = 24) with high confidence. Commentary confirms "भेड़-बकरों की १६ वर्ष" (sheep-goats = 16), validating "षड्दश" (literally "six-ten" = 16) as a legitimate, if non-standard, Sanskrit numeral compound rather than a printing anomaly -- the earlier disclosed doubt about it not matching "षोडश" is resolved: both are valid expressions of 16, this one additive. Commentary also gives "मयूरों की २० वर्ष" (peacocks = 20), not clearly present in the verse's own visible compound -- retained as supplementary commentary detail. - 44.29 (new verse, this page): commentary directly corroborates "मुर्गे की ८ वर्ष" matching "अष्टौ...ताम्रचूडजाः" = 8 (rooster) exactly, and decodes "नगाः" (literally "mountains") as a bhuta-sankhya numeral = 7, referring to the traditional seven kula-parvatas (सप्तनगाः) -- corroborated by the commentary's explicit "बुलबुल आदि पक्षियों की ७ वर्ष". "हंसों की १४ वर्ष" corresponds to "चतुर्दशमरालानां" (14, swan/crane). The commentary's "कोयल, कुत्ते तथा कव्वनरों की १२ वर्ष" corresponds to "कोकिलानां शुनां तथा कपोतानां द्वादशाब्दा" (cuckoo, dog, [and pigeon] = 12) -- the commentary's third item "कव्वनरों" does not cleanly match "कपोतानां" (pigeons) at the akshara level; retained as printed and disclosed as an uncertain correspondence rather than forced. **Bands12-13: verse 44.30** (new topic: which of the three longevity-methods to adopt, and when): "मुने! यत्सम्प्रति मया त्रिविधं त्वायुरीरितम् । तत्रादेयं कदा किंच विद्धिरेतद् वक्ष्यामहम् ॥ ३० ॥" **Bands14-15: verse 44.31**: "लग्नेशे भास्करे चेन्दौ सबले सौम्यवीक्षिते । अंशायुश्चापि पिण्डायुर्निसर्गायुः क्रमात् स्मृतम् ॥ ३१ ॥" **Bands16-17: verse 44.32**: "उभयोर्बलतुल्यत्वे योगार्धं सार्धितायुषोः । त्रयाणां तद्वदेतेषां तुल्यमायुरुदीरितम् ॥ ३२ ॥" **Bands18-22: commentary shared across verses 44.30-44.32** (explicitly closes "॥ ३०-३२ ॥"): "हे मुने! जो मैंने तीन प्रकार की आयु कही है, उसमें कब क्या ग्राह्य है, इसे सुनो ! सूर्य, चन्द्र, लग्नेश में—प्रबल लग्नेश शुभग्रह से दृष्ट हो तो अंशायु, तीनों में सूर्य बली हो तो पिण्डायु, और चन्द्रमा प्रबल हो तो निसर्गायु [शब्द आंशिक रूप से अस्पष्ट] होती है। यदि दो तुल्य बल हों तो दोनों के आयुर्दाय का योगार्ध और तीनों के बलसाम्य में तीनों प्रकार के आयुर्दाय के योग का त्र्यंश ग्राह्य होता है ॥ ३०-३२ ॥" [one short word before "होती है" in band20 is partially blurred/illegible in the print; retained as an acknowledged gap rather than guessed]. **Band23: structural editorial subheading (not seeded as a verse)**: "अन्यरीति से आयु-साधन—" ("Longevity computation by another method—"). Introduces verses 44.33-44.36, an alternate (hora-lagna/tri-lagna and chara/sthira-rashi based) longevity-computation scheme. **Bands24-25: verse 44.33**: "ब्रवीम्यथापरं चापि समाकर्ण्य तद् द्विज! । लग्नेशरन्ध्रतस्तद्वत् शशाङ्कशनितस्तथा ॥ ३३ ॥" **Bands26-27: verse 44.34**: "स्पष्टमायुः काश्चिदुक्तं होरालग्नत्रिलग्नतः । तत्र तु प्रथमो योगो लग्नरन्ध्रपतः स्मृतः ॥ ३४ ॥" **Bands28-29: verse 44.35**: "द्वितीयश्चन्द्रशनितो लग्नहोराविलग्नतः । तृतीय आयुषो योगो विज्ञेयो विबुधैः सदा ॥ ३५ ॥" **Bands30-32: verse 44.36** (band30 is only the false-split top-stroke fragment of band31's line -- both read together as this verse's first line; band32 is the second line): "चरभे संस्थितौ द्वौ चेद् दीर्घमायुस्तदा स्मृतम् । स्थिरे द्विभे तथैककस्तत्राप्यायुस्तदेव हि ॥ ३६ ॥" -- a chara/sthira-rashi based longevity classification rule (movable/fixed sign placement determining long/medium life); no commentary follows on this page. **Band33 (tail)**: eGangotri digitization watermark, confirmed again, true final band of the page. No commentary follows verse 44.36 -- check page240 for continuation. **Chapter44 verse count after this page: 36 (44.1-44.36), STILL PROVISIONAL** -- no closing colophon yet.

  33. 44.33 सत्यापित

    44.33

    संस्कृत

    ब्रवीम्यथापरं चापि समाकर्ण्य तद् द्विज! । लग्नेशरन्ध्रतस्तद्वत् शशाङ्कशनितस्तथा ॥ ३३ ॥

    braviimyathaparam chapi samakarnya tad dvija!, lagnesharandhratastadvat shashankashanitastatha.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    I shall now also declare another [method of computing longevity]; hear it, O twice-born! [It is derived] from the lords of the ascendant and the eighth house [randhra], and likewise from the Moon and Saturn.

    स्रोत: Printed page 239 (PDF p.271 of scratchpad/bphs1.pdf), folio "२३९" (right side). Running head reads the CHAPTER TITLE "आयुर्दायाध्यायः" (C-type) -- page238 was T-type, page239 is C-type, continuing the alternation: C,T,C,T,C,T,C,T,C across pages231-239 -- NINE consecutive pages now. Threshold selection: sweep (scratchpad/sweep239.py) showed T5=34, T7=33 -- genuine-looking count discrepancy. Full T5-vs-T7 diff (scratchpad/diff239.py) found the extra T5 band at native (4386,4412) h26, sitting inside the gap between T7's bands. Zoomed this region at 4x/6x (scratchpad/p239-disc1.png, p239-ctx-h1/h2/h3.png) with wide vertical context (4340-4520): confirmed this is NOT a genuine content unit -- it is only the top matra/shirorekha strokes of the very next line ("चरभे संस्थितौ..."), isolated from that line's main body by a threshold-sensitive gap. No hidden subheading, no missing content. THRESH=5 retained per convention; band30 (the fragment) and band31 (the line's main body) are treated as one continuous line of verse 44.36 when transcribing. Gap re-scan (mandatory): max gap 146px (band0-to-1), well below the ~223px chapter-transition signature. No re-scan needed; chapter44 continues normally, no colophon on this page. **Bands1-3: verse 44.29** (continues directly from page238's verse 44.28, no intervening subheading -- still part of the paramayus/animal-longevity cluster): "चतुर्दशमरालानां कोकिलानां शुनां तथा । कपोतानां द्वादशाब्दा अष्टौ स्युस्ताम्रचूडजाः ॥ बुद्बुदादिखगानां तु परमायुः स्मृतं नगाः ॥ २९ ॥" -- an unusually long (3-line/6-pada) verse for this cluster. **Bands4-11: commentary shared across verses 44.24-44.29** (explicitly closes "॥ २४-२९ ॥") -- this is the commentary that page238 lacked for its verses 44.24-44.28 (noted there as "check page239 for continuation" -- confirmed present here). TENTH occurrence of the multi-page shared-commentary pattern. Full text: "हे मैत्रेय! अब मैं विभिन्नजातीय प्राणियों का परमायुः-प्रमाण बतलाता हूँ, एकाग्रचित्त होकर सुनें। देवता तथा ऋषियों की परमायु अमित (अत्यधिक) वर्ष होती है। सुग्गा, कौआ, गीध, उल्लू, तथा साँप इनकी परमायु सहस्र वर्ष प्रमित, मेढक, भाल्, श्येन तथा बन्दर की परमायु ३०० वर्षमित, राक्षसों की १५० वर्ष, मनुष्य तथा हाथियों की आयु १२० वर्ष, ऊंट तथा गदहे की परमायु २५ वर्ष-घोड़े की ३२ वर्ष, वैल-भैंसों की २४ वर्ष, मयूरों की २० वर्ष, भेड़-बकरों की १६ वर्ष, हंसों की १४ वर्ष, कोयल, कुत्ते तथा कव्वनरों की १२ वर्ष, मुर्गे की ८ वर्ष, बुलबुल आदि पक्षियों की ७ वर्ष परमायु होती है ॥ २४-२९ ॥" This commentary provides major corroboration for page238's low-confidence compounds, applied as disclosed RETROACTIVE CORRECTIONS below (UPDATES for 44.25-44.28) per the standing hard-constraint (never silent): - 44.25: commentary lists "सुग्गा, कौआ, गीध, उल्लू, तथा साँप" (parrot, crow, vulture, owl, AND SNAKE) = 1000 years, where the verse's own compound "चक्रिणाम्" was read as cakravaka (a bird), not snake. This is a genuine discrepancy between verse and commentary, not resolved by assuming an error either way -- both are retained and disclosed side by side. - 44.26: commentary decodes "मेढक, भाल्, श्येन तथा बन्दर" (frog, bear, HAWK, MONKEY) = 300 years -- refining the verse compound "भेकभल्लशशादनवनौकसाम्" (भेक=frog, भल्ल=bear match directly; "वनौकसाम्" = "forest-dwellers", a known Sanskrit synonym for monkeys/vanaras, matching "बन्दर"; the "शश" element's correspondence to "श्येन"/hawk is less certain and disclosed). Separately, "राक्षसों" (demons) = 150 years, which does NOT numerically match the verse's own "साधकशतम्" (~100) for "क्रव्यादानाम्" (flesh-eaters/predators) -- a genuine verse-vs-commentary discrepancy, disclosed rather than forced to agree. - 44.27: commentary confirms "मनुष्य तथा हाथियों की आयु १२० वर्ष" (humans AND ELEPHANTS = 120), resolving the "करिणां"/"कारिणां" zoom-ambiguity in favor of "करिणां" = elephants. Commentary also decodes "ऊंट तथा गदहे की परमायु २५ वर्ष" (camel and donkey = 25), giving a confident value for the previously-undecoded compound "तनुत्वामितं" = 25. Commentary additionally states "घोड़े की ३२ वर्ष" (horses = 32), likely corresponding to "तुरगज" mentioned at the verse's line-end. - 44.28: commentary confirms "वैल-भैंसों की २४ वर्ष" (bulls-buffalo = 24), decoding the bhuta-sankhya compound "वेदनेत्रमितं" (veda=4, netra=2, read in reverse/place-value order = 24) with high confidence. Commentary confirms "भेड़-बकरों की १६ वर्ष" (sheep-goats = 16), validating "षड्दश" (literally "six-ten" = 16) as a legitimate, if non-standard, Sanskrit numeral compound rather than a printing anomaly -- the earlier disclosed doubt about it not matching "षोडश" is resolved: both are valid expressions of 16, this one additive. Commentary also gives "मयूरों की २० वर्ष" (peacocks = 20), not clearly present in the verse's own visible compound -- retained as supplementary commentary detail. - 44.29 (new verse, this page): commentary directly corroborates "मुर्गे की ८ वर्ष" matching "अष्टौ...ताम्रचूडजाः" = 8 (rooster) exactly, and decodes "नगाः" (literally "mountains") as a bhuta-sankhya numeral = 7, referring to the traditional seven kula-parvatas (सप्तनगाः) -- corroborated by the commentary's explicit "बुलबुल आदि पक्षियों की ७ वर्ष". "हंसों की १४ वर्ष" corresponds to "चतुर्दशमरालानां" (14, swan/crane). The commentary's "कोयल, कुत्ते तथा कव्वनरों की १२ वर्ष" corresponds to "कोकिलानां शुनां तथा कपोतानां द्वादशाब्दा" (cuckoo, dog, [and pigeon] = 12) -- the commentary's third item "कव्वनरों" does not cleanly match "कपोतानां" (pigeons) at the akshara level; retained as printed and disclosed as an uncertain correspondence rather than forced. **Bands12-13: verse 44.30** (new topic: which of the three longevity-methods to adopt, and when): "मुने! यत्सम्प्रति मया त्रिविधं त्वायुरीरितम् । तत्रादेयं कदा किंच विद्धिरेतद् वक्ष्यामहम् ॥ ३० ॥" **Bands14-15: verse 44.31**: "लग्नेशे भास्करे चेन्दौ सबले सौम्यवीक्षिते । अंशायुश्चापि पिण्डायुर्निसर्गायुः क्रमात् स्मृतम् ॥ ३१ ॥" **Bands16-17: verse 44.32**: "उभयोर्बलतुल्यत्वे योगार्धं सार्धितायुषोः । त्रयाणां तद्वदेतेषां तुल्यमायुरुदीरितम् ॥ ३२ ॥" **Bands18-22: commentary shared across verses 44.30-44.32** (explicitly closes "॥ ३०-३२ ॥"): "हे मुने! जो मैंने तीन प्रकार की आयु कही है, उसमें कब क्या ग्राह्य है, इसे सुनो ! सूर्य, चन्द्र, लग्नेश में—प्रबल लग्नेश शुभग्रह से दृष्ट हो तो अंशायु, तीनों में सूर्य बली हो तो पिण्डायु, और चन्द्रमा प्रबल हो तो निसर्गायु [शब्द आंशिक रूप से अस्पष्ट] होती है। यदि दो तुल्य बल हों तो दोनों के आयुर्दाय का योगार्ध और तीनों के बलसाम्य में तीनों प्रकार के आयुर्दाय के योग का त्र्यंश ग्राह्य होता है ॥ ३०-३२ ॥" [one short word before "होती है" in band20 is partially blurred/illegible in the print; retained as an acknowledged gap rather than guessed]. **Band23: structural editorial subheading (not seeded as a verse)**: "अन्यरीति से आयु-साधन—" ("Longevity computation by another method—"). Introduces verses 44.33-44.36, an alternate (hora-lagna/tri-lagna and chara/sthira-rashi based) longevity-computation scheme. **Bands24-25: verse 44.33**: "ब्रवीम्यथापरं चापि समाकर्ण्य तद् द्विज! । लग्नेशरन्ध्रतस्तद्वत् शशाङ्कशनितस्तथा ॥ ३३ ॥" **Bands26-27: verse 44.34**: "स्पष्टमायुः काश्चिदुक्तं होरालग्नत्रिलग्नतः । तत्र तु प्रथमो योगो लग्नरन्ध्रपतः स्मृतः ॥ ३४ ॥" **Bands28-29: verse 44.35**: "द्वितीयश्चन्द्रशनितो लग्नहोराविलग्नतः । तृतीय आयुषो योगो विज्ञेयो विबुधैः सदा ॥ ३५ ॥" **Bands30-32: verse 44.36** (band30 is only the false-split top-stroke fragment of band31's line -- both read together as this verse's first line; band32 is the second line): "चरभे संस्थितौ द्वौ चेद् दीर्घमायुस्तदा स्मृतम् । स्थिरे द्विभे तथैककस्तत्राप्यायुस्तदेव हि ॥ ३६ ॥" -- a chara/sthira-rashi based longevity classification rule (movable/fixed sign placement determining long/medium life); no commentary follows on this page. **Band33 (tail)**: eGangotri digitization watermark, confirmed again, true final band of the page. No commentary follows verse 44.36 -- check page240 for continuation. **Chapter44 verse count after this page: 36 (44.1-44.36), STILL PROVISIONAL** -- no closing colophon yet.

  34. 44.34 सत्यापित

    44.34

    संस्कृत

    स्पष्टमायुः काश्चिदुक्तं होरालग्नत्रिलग्नतः । तत्र तु प्रथमो योगो लग्नरन्ध्रपतः स्मृतः ॥ ३४ ॥

    spashtamayuh kashchiduktam horalagnatrilagnatah, tatra tu prathamo yogo lagnarandhrapatah smritah.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The precise longevity is stated by some [also to be computed] from the Hora-lagna and the Tri-lagna. Among these, the first combination is remembered [as derived] from the lords of the ascendant and the eighth house.

    स्रोत: Printed page 239 (PDF p.271 of scratchpad/bphs1.pdf), folio "२३९" (right side). Running head reads the CHAPTER TITLE "आयुर्दायाध्यायः" (C-type) -- page238 was T-type, page239 is C-type, continuing the alternation: C,T,C,T,C,T,C,T,C across pages231-239 -- NINE consecutive pages now. Threshold selection: sweep (scratchpad/sweep239.py) showed T5=34, T7=33 -- genuine-looking count discrepancy. Full T5-vs-T7 diff (scratchpad/diff239.py) found the extra T5 band at native (4386,4412) h26, sitting inside the gap between T7's bands. Zoomed this region at 4x/6x (scratchpad/p239-disc1.png, p239-ctx-h1/h2/h3.png) with wide vertical context (4340-4520): confirmed this is NOT a genuine content unit -- it is only the top matra/shirorekha strokes of the very next line ("चरभे संस्थितौ..."), isolated from that line's main body by a threshold-sensitive gap. No hidden subheading, no missing content. THRESH=5 retained per convention; band30 (the fragment) and band31 (the line's main body) are treated as one continuous line of verse 44.36 when transcribing. Gap re-scan (mandatory): max gap 146px (band0-to-1), well below the ~223px chapter-transition signature. No re-scan needed; chapter44 continues normally, no colophon on this page. **Bands1-3: verse 44.29** (continues directly from page238's verse 44.28, no intervening subheading -- still part of the paramayus/animal-longevity cluster): "चतुर्दशमरालानां कोकिलानां शुनां तथा । कपोतानां द्वादशाब्दा अष्टौ स्युस्ताम्रचूडजाः ॥ बुद्बुदादिखगानां तु परमायुः स्मृतं नगाः ॥ २९ ॥" -- an unusually long (3-line/6-pada) verse for this cluster. **Bands4-11: commentary shared across verses 44.24-44.29** (explicitly closes "॥ २४-२९ ॥") -- this is the commentary that page238 lacked for its verses 44.24-44.28 (noted there as "check page239 for continuation" -- confirmed present here). TENTH occurrence of the multi-page shared-commentary pattern. Full text: "हे मैत्रेय! अब मैं विभिन्नजातीय प्राणियों का परमायुः-प्रमाण बतलाता हूँ, एकाग्रचित्त होकर सुनें। देवता तथा ऋषियों की परमायु अमित (अत्यधिक) वर्ष होती है। सुग्गा, कौआ, गीध, उल्लू, तथा साँप इनकी परमायु सहस्र वर्ष प्रमित, मेढक, भाल्, श्येन तथा बन्दर की परमायु ३०० वर्षमित, राक्षसों की १५० वर्ष, मनुष्य तथा हाथियों की आयु १२० वर्ष, ऊंट तथा गदहे की परमायु २५ वर्ष-घोड़े की ३२ वर्ष, वैल-भैंसों की २४ वर्ष, मयूरों की २० वर्ष, भेड़-बकरों की १६ वर्ष, हंसों की १४ वर्ष, कोयल, कुत्ते तथा कव्वनरों की १२ वर्ष, मुर्गे की ८ वर्ष, बुलबुल आदि पक्षियों की ७ वर्ष परमायु होती है ॥ २४-२९ ॥" This commentary provides major corroboration for page238's low-confidence compounds, applied as disclosed RETROACTIVE CORRECTIONS below (UPDATES for 44.25-44.28) per the standing hard-constraint (never silent): - 44.25: commentary lists "सुग्गा, कौआ, गीध, उल्लू, तथा साँप" (parrot, crow, vulture, owl, AND SNAKE) = 1000 years, where the verse's own compound "चक्रिणाम्" was read as cakravaka (a bird), not snake. This is a genuine discrepancy between verse and commentary, not resolved by assuming an error either way -- both are retained and disclosed side by side. - 44.26: commentary decodes "मेढक, भाल्, श्येन तथा बन्दर" (frog, bear, HAWK, MONKEY) = 300 years -- refining the verse compound "भेकभल्लशशादनवनौकसाम्" (भेक=frog, भल्ल=bear match directly; "वनौकसाम्" = "forest-dwellers", a known Sanskrit synonym for monkeys/vanaras, matching "बन्दर"; the "शश" element's correspondence to "श्येन"/hawk is less certain and disclosed). Separately, "राक्षसों" (demons) = 150 years, which does NOT numerically match the verse's own "साधकशतम्" (~100) for "क्रव्यादानाम्" (flesh-eaters/predators) -- a genuine verse-vs-commentary discrepancy, disclosed rather than forced to agree. - 44.27: commentary confirms "मनुष्य तथा हाथियों की आयु १२० वर्ष" (humans AND ELEPHANTS = 120), resolving the "करिणां"/"कारिणां" zoom-ambiguity in favor of "करिणां" = elephants. Commentary also decodes "ऊंट तथा गदहे की परमायु २५ वर्ष" (camel and donkey = 25), giving a confident value for the previously-undecoded compound "तनुत्वामितं" = 25. Commentary additionally states "घोड़े की ३२ वर्ष" (horses = 32), likely corresponding to "तुरगज" mentioned at the verse's line-end. - 44.28: commentary confirms "वैल-भैंसों की २४ वर्ष" (bulls-buffalo = 24), decoding the bhuta-sankhya compound "वेदनेत्रमितं" (veda=4, netra=2, read in reverse/place-value order = 24) with high confidence. Commentary confirms "भेड़-बकरों की १६ वर्ष" (sheep-goats = 16), validating "षड्दश" (literally "six-ten" = 16) as a legitimate, if non-standard, Sanskrit numeral compound rather than a printing anomaly -- the earlier disclosed doubt about it not matching "षोडश" is resolved: both are valid expressions of 16, this one additive. Commentary also gives "मयूरों की २० वर्ष" (peacocks = 20), not clearly present in the verse's own visible compound -- retained as supplementary commentary detail. - 44.29 (new verse, this page): commentary directly corroborates "मुर्गे की ८ वर्ष" matching "अष्टौ...ताम्रचूडजाः" = 8 (rooster) exactly, and decodes "नगाः" (literally "mountains") as a bhuta-sankhya numeral = 7, referring to the traditional seven kula-parvatas (सप्तनगाः) -- corroborated by the commentary's explicit "बुलबुल आदि पक्षियों की ७ वर्ष". "हंसों की १४ वर्ष" corresponds to "चतुर्दशमरालानां" (14, swan/crane). The commentary's "कोयल, कुत्ते तथा कव्वनरों की १२ वर्ष" corresponds to "कोकिलानां शुनां तथा कपोतानां द्वादशाब्दा" (cuckoo, dog, [and pigeon] = 12) -- the commentary's third item "कव्वनरों" does not cleanly match "कपोतानां" (pigeons) at the akshara level; retained as printed and disclosed as an uncertain correspondence rather than forced. **Bands12-13: verse 44.30** (new topic: which of the three longevity-methods to adopt, and when): "मुने! यत्सम्प्रति मया त्रिविधं त्वायुरीरितम् । तत्रादेयं कदा किंच विद्धिरेतद् वक्ष्यामहम् ॥ ३० ॥" **Bands14-15: verse 44.31**: "लग्नेशे भास्करे चेन्दौ सबले सौम्यवीक्षिते । अंशायुश्चापि पिण्डायुर्निसर्गायुः क्रमात् स्मृतम् ॥ ३१ ॥" **Bands16-17: verse 44.32**: "उभयोर्बलतुल्यत्वे योगार्धं सार्धितायुषोः । त्रयाणां तद्वदेतेषां तुल्यमायुरुदीरितम् ॥ ३२ ॥" **Bands18-22: commentary shared across verses 44.30-44.32** (explicitly closes "॥ ३०-३२ ॥"): "हे मुने! जो मैंने तीन प्रकार की आयु कही है, उसमें कब क्या ग्राह्य है, इसे सुनो ! सूर्य, चन्द्र, लग्नेश में—प्रबल लग्नेश शुभग्रह से दृष्ट हो तो अंशायु, तीनों में सूर्य बली हो तो पिण्डायु, और चन्द्रमा प्रबल हो तो निसर्गायु [शब्द आंशिक रूप से अस्पष्ट] होती है। यदि दो तुल्य बल हों तो दोनों के आयुर्दाय का योगार्ध और तीनों के बलसाम्य में तीनों प्रकार के आयुर्दाय के योग का त्र्यंश ग्राह्य होता है ॥ ३०-३२ ॥" [one short word before "होती है" in band20 is partially blurred/illegible in the print; retained as an acknowledged gap rather than guessed]. **Band23: structural editorial subheading (not seeded as a verse)**: "अन्यरीति से आयु-साधन—" ("Longevity computation by another method—"). Introduces verses 44.33-44.36, an alternate (hora-lagna/tri-lagna and chara/sthira-rashi based) longevity-computation scheme. **Bands24-25: verse 44.33**: "ब्रवीम्यथापरं चापि समाकर्ण्य तद् द्विज! । लग्नेशरन्ध्रतस्तद्वत् शशाङ्कशनितस्तथा ॥ ३३ ॥" **Bands26-27: verse 44.34**: "स्पष्टमायुः काश्चिदुक्तं होरालग्नत्रिलग्नतः । तत्र तु प्रथमो योगो लग्नरन्ध्रपतः स्मृतः ॥ ३४ ॥" **Bands28-29: verse 44.35**: "द्वितीयश्चन्द्रशनितो लग्नहोराविलग्नतः । तृतीय आयुषो योगो विज्ञेयो विबुधैः सदा ॥ ३५ ॥" **Bands30-32: verse 44.36** (band30 is only the false-split top-stroke fragment of band31's line -- both read together as this verse's first line; band32 is the second line): "चरभे संस्थितौ द्वौ चेद् दीर्घमायुस्तदा स्मृतम् । स्थिरे द्विभे तथैककस्तत्राप्यायुस्तदेव हि ॥ ३६ ॥" -- a chara/sthira-rashi based longevity classification rule (movable/fixed sign placement determining long/medium life); no commentary follows on this page. **Band33 (tail)**: eGangotri digitization watermark, confirmed again, true final band of the page. No commentary follows verse 44.36 -- check page240 for continuation. **Chapter44 verse count after this page: 36 (44.1-44.36), STILL PROVISIONAL** -- no closing colophon yet.

  35. 44.35 सत्यापित

    44.35

    संस्कृत

    द्वितीयश्चन्द्रशनितो लग्नहोराविलग्नतः । तृतीय आयुषो योगो विज्ञेयो विबुधैः सदा ॥ ३५ ॥

    dvitiiyashchandrashanito lagnahoravilagnatah, tritiiya ayusho yogo vijneyo vibudhaih sada.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The second [combination is derived] from the Moon and Saturn, and from the ascendant, Hora[-lagna], and Vi-lagna. The third combination of longevity should always be known by the wise [as derived accordingly -- the precise third formula is not further spelled out in this verse].

    स्रोत: Printed page 239 (PDF p.271 of scratchpad/bphs1.pdf), folio "२३९" (right side). Running head reads the CHAPTER TITLE "आयुर्दायाध्यायः" (C-type) -- page238 was T-type, page239 is C-type, continuing the alternation: C,T,C,T,C,T,C,T,C across pages231-239 -- NINE consecutive pages now. Threshold selection: sweep (scratchpad/sweep239.py) showed T5=34, T7=33 -- genuine-looking count discrepancy. Full T5-vs-T7 diff (scratchpad/diff239.py) found the extra T5 band at native (4386,4412) h26, sitting inside the gap between T7's bands. Zoomed this region at 4x/6x (scratchpad/p239-disc1.png, p239-ctx-h1/h2/h3.png) with wide vertical context (4340-4520): confirmed this is NOT a genuine content unit -- it is only the top matra/shirorekha strokes of the very next line ("चरभे संस्थितौ..."), isolated from that line's main body by a threshold-sensitive gap. No hidden subheading, no missing content. THRESH=5 retained per convention; band30 (the fragment) and band31 (the line's main body) are treated as one continuous line of verse 44.36 when transcribing. Gap re-scan (mandatory): max gap 146px (band0-to-1), well below the ~223px chapter-transition signature. No re-scan needed; chapter44 continues normally, no colophon on this page. **Bands1-3: verse 44.29** (continues directly from page238's verse 44.28, no intervening subheading -- still part of the paramayus/animal-longevity cluster): "चतुर्दशमरालानां कोकिलानां शुनां तथा । कपोतानां द्वादशाब्दा अष्टौ स्युस्ताम्रचूडजाः ॥ बुद्बुदादिखगानां तु परमायुः स्मृतं नगाः ॥ २९ ॥" -- an unusually long (3-line/6-pada) verse for this cluster. **Bands4-11: commentary shared across verses 44.24-44.29** (explicitly closes "॥ २४-२९ ॥") -- this is the commentary that page238 lacked for its verses 44.24-44.28 (noted there as "check page239 for continuation" -- confirmed present here). TENTH occurrence of the multi-page shared-commentary pattern. Full text: "हे मैत्रेय! अब मैं विभिन्नजातीय प्राणियों का परमायुः-प्रमाण बतलाता हूँ, एकाग्रचित्त होकर सुनें। देवता तथा ऋषियों की परमायु अमित (अत्यधिक) वर्ष होती है। सुग्गा, कौआ, गीध, उल्लू, तथा साँप इनकी परमायु सहस्र वर्ष प्रमित, मेढक, भाल्, श्येन तथा बन्दर की परमायु ३०० वर्षमित, राक्षसों की १५० वर्ष, मनुष्य तथा हाथियों की आयु १२० वर्ष, ऊंट तथा गदहे की परमायु २५ वर्ष-घोड़े की ३२ वर्ष, वैल-भैंसों की २४ वर्ष, मयूरों की २० वर्ष, भेड़-बकरों की १६ वर्ष, हंसों की १४ वर्ष, कोयल, कुत्ते तथा कव्वनरों की १२ वर्ष, मुर्गे की ८ वर्ष, बुलबुल आदि पक्षियों की ७ वर्ष परमायु होती है ॥ २४-२९ ॥" This commentary provides major corroboration for page238's low-confidence compounds, applied as disclosed RETROACTIVE CORRECTIONS below (UPDATES for 44.25-44.28) per the standing hard-constraint (never silent): - 44.25: commentary lists "सुग्गा, कौआ, गीध, उल्लू, तथा साँप" (parrot, crow, vulture, owl, AND SNAKE) = 1000 years, where the verse's own compound "चक्रिणाम्" was read as cakravaka (a bird), not snake. This is a genuine discrepancy between verse and commentary, not resolved by assuming an error either way -- both are retained and disclosed side by side. - 44.26: commentary decodes "मेढक, भाल्, श्येन तथा बन्दर" (frog, bear, HAWK, MONKEY) = 300 years -- refining the verse compound "भेकभल्लशशादनवनौकसाम्" (भेक=frog, भल्ल=bear match directly; "वनौकसाम्" = "forest-dwellers", a known Sanskrit synonym for monkeys/vanaras, matching "बन्दर"; the "शश" element's correspondence to "श्येन"/hawk is less certain and disclosed). Separately, "राक्षसों" (demons) = 150 years, which does NOT numerically match the verse's own "साधकशतम्" (~100) for "क्रव्यादानाम्" (flesh-eaters/predators) -- a genuine verse-vs-commentary discrepancy, disclosed rather than forced to agree. - 44.27: commentary confirms "मनुष्य तथा हाथियों की आयु १२० वर्ष" (humans AND ELEPHANTS = 120), resolving the "करिणां"/"कारिणां" zoom-ambiguity in favor of "करिणां" = elephants. Commentary also decodes "ऊंट तथा गदहे की परमायु २५ वर्ष" (camel and donkey = 25), giving a confident value for the previously-undecoded compound "तनुत्वामितं" = 25. Commentary additionally states "घोड़े की ३२ वर्ष" (horses = 32), likely corresponding to "तुरगज" mentioned at the verse's line-end. - 44.28: commentary confirms "वैल-भैंसों की २४ वर्ष" (bulls-buffalo = 24), decoding the bhuta-sankhya compound "वेदनेत्रमितं" (veda=4, netra=2, read in reverse/place-value order = 24) with high confidence. Commentary confirms "भेड़-बकरों की १६ वर्ष" (sheep-goats = 16), validating "षड्दश" (literally "six-ten" = 16) as a legitimate, if non-standard, Sanskrit numeral compound rather than a printing anomaly -- the earlier disclosed doubt about it not matching "षोडश" is resolved: both are valid expressions of 16, this one additive. Commentary also gives "मयूरों की २० वर्ष" (peacocks = 20), not clearly present in the verse's own visible compound -- retained as supplementary commentary detail. - 44.29 (new verse, this page): commentary directly corroborates "मुर्गे की ८ वर्ष" matching "अष्टौ...ताम्रचूडजाः" = 8 (rooster) exactly, and decodes "नगाः" (literally "mountains") as a bhuta-sankhya numeral = 7, referring to the traditional seven kula-parvatas (सप्तनगाः) -- corroborated by the commentary's explicit "बुलबुल आदि पक्षियों की ७ वर्ष". "हंसों की १४ वर्ष" corresponds to "चतुर्दशमरालानां" (14, swan/crane). The commentary's "कोयल, कुत्ते तथा कव्वनरों की १२ वर्ष" corresponds to "कोकिलानां शुनां तथा कपोतानां द्वादशाब्दा" (cuckoo, dog, [and pigeon] = 12) -- the commentary's third item "कव्वनरों" does not cleanly match "कपोतानां" (pigeons) at the akshara level; retained as printed and disclosed as an uncertain correspondence rather than forced. **Bands12-13: verse 44.30** (new topic: which of the three longevity-methods to adopt, and when): "मुने! यत्सम्प्रति मया त्रिविधं त्वायुरीरितम् । तत्रादेयं कदा किंच विद्धिरेतद् वक्ष्यामहम् ॥ ३० ॥" **Bands14-15: verse 44.31**: "लग्नेशे भास्करे चेन्दौ सबले सौम्यवीक्षिते । अंशायुश्चापि पिण्डायुर्निसर्गायुः क्रमात् स्मृतम् ॥ ३१ ॥" **Bands16-17: verse 44.32**: "उभयोर्बलतुल्यत्वे योगार्धं सार्धितायुषोः । त्रयाणां तद्वदेतेषां तुल्यमायुरुदीरितम् ॥ ३२ ॥" **Bands18-22: commentary shared across verses 44.30-44.32** (explicitly closes "॥ ३०-३२ ॥"): "हे मुने! जो मैंने तीन प्रकार की आयु कही है, उसमें कब क्या ग्राह्य है, इसे सुनो ! सूर्य, चन्द्र, लग्नेश में—प्रबल लग्नेश शुभग्रह से दृष्ट हो तो अंशायु, तीनों में सूर्य बली हो तो पिण्डायु, और चन्द्रमा प्रबल हो तो निसर्गायु [शब्द आंशिक रूप से अस्पष्ट] होती है। यदि दो तुल्य बल हों तो दोनों के आयुर्दाय का योगार्ध और तीनों के बलसाम्य में तीनों प्रकार के आयुर्दाय के योग का त्र्यंश ग्राह्य होता है ॥ ३०-३२ ॥" [one short word before "होती है" in band20 is partially blurred/illegible in the print; retained as an acknowledged gap rather than guessed]. **Band23: structural editorial subheading (not seeded as a verse)**: "अन्यरीति से आयु-साधन—" ("Longevity computation by another method—"). Introduces verses 44.33-44.36, an alternate (hora-lagna/tri-lagna and chara/sthira-rashi based) longevity-computation scheme. **Bands24-25: verse 44.33**: "ब्रवीम्यथापरं चापि समाकर्ण्य तद् द्विज! । लग्नेशरन्ध्रतस्तद्वत् शशाङ्कशनितस्तथा ॥ ३३ ॥" **Bands26-27: verse 44.34**: "स्पष्टमायुः काश्चिदुक्तं होरालग्नत्रिलग्नतः । तत्र तु प्रथमो योगो लग्नरन्ध्रपतः स्मृतः ॥ ३४ ॥" **Bands28-29: verse 44.35**: "द्वितीयश्चन्द्रशनितो लग्नहोराविलग्नतः । तृतीय आयुषो योगो विज्ञेयो विबुधैः सदा ॥ ३५ ॥" **Bands30-32: verse 44.36** (band30 is only the false-split top-stroke fragment of band31's line -- both read together as this verse's first line; band32 is the second line): "चरभे संस्थितौ द्वौ चेद् दीर्घमायुस्तदा स्मृतम् । स्थिरे द्विभे तथैककस्तत्राप्यायुस्तदेव हि ॥ ३६ ॥" -- a chara/sthira-rashi based longevity classification rule (movable/fixed sign placement determining long/medium life); no commentary follows on this page. **Band33 (tail)**: eGangotri digitization watermark, confirmed again, true final band of the page. No commentary follows verse 44.36 -- check page240 for continuation. **Chapter44 verse count after this page: 36 (44.1-44.36), STILL PROVISIONAL** -- no closing colophon yet.

  36. 44.36 सत्यापित

    44.36

    संस्कृत

    चरभे संस्थितौ द्वौ चेद् दीर्घमायुस्तदा स्मृतम् । स्थिरे द्विभे तथैककस्तत्राप्यायुस्तदेव हि ॥ ३६ ॥

    charabhe samsthitau dvau ched diirghamayustada smritam, sthire dvibhe tathaikakastatrapyayustadeva hi.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If both [the relevant significators] are situated in a movable [chara] sign, then long life is remembered [to result]. If in a fixed [sthira] sign -- whether both, or even just one -- there too the same [long] life applies.

    स्रोत: Printed page 239 (PDF p.271 of scratchpad/bphs1.pdf), folio "२३९" (right side). Running head reads the CHAPTER TITLE "आयुर्दायाध्यायः" (C-type) -- page238 was T-type, page239 is C-type, continuing the alternation: C,T,C,T,C,T,C,T,C across pages231-239 -- NINE consecutive pages now. Threshold selection: sweep (scratchpad/sweep239.py) showed T5=34, T7=33 -- genuine-looking count discrepancy. Full T5-vs-T7 diff (scratchpad/diff239.py) found the extra T5 band at native (4386,4412) h26, sitting inside the gap between T7's bands. Zoomed this region at 4x/6x (scratchpad/p239-disc1.png, p239-ctx-h1/h2/h3.png) with wide vertical context (4340-4520): confirmed this is NOT a genuine content unit -- it is only the top matra/shirorekha strokes of the very next line ("चरभे संस्थितौ..."), isolated from that line's main body by a threshold-sensitive gap. No hidden subheading, no missing content. THRESH=5 retained per convention; band30 (the fragment) and band31 (the line's main body) are treated as one continuous line of verse 44.36 when transcribing. Gap re-scan (mandatory): max gap 146px (band0-to-1), well below the ~223px chapter-transition signature. No re-scan needed; chapter44 continues normally, no colophon on this page. **Bands1-3: verse 44.29** (continues directly from page238's verse 44.28, no intervening subheading -- still part of the paramayus/animal-longevity cluster): "चतुर्दशमरालानां कोकिलानां शुनां तथा । कपोतानां द्वादशाब्दा अष्टौ स्युस्ताम्रचूडजाः ॥ बुद्बुदादिखगानां तु परमायुः स्मृतं नगाः ॥ २९ ॥" -- an unusually long (3-line/6-pada) verse for this cluster. **Bands4-11: commentary shared across verses 44.24-44.29** (explicitly closes "॥ २४-२९ ॥") -- this is the commentary that page238 lacked for its verses 44.24-44.28 (noted there as "check page239 for continuation" -- confirmed present here). TENTH occurrence of the multi-page shared-commentary pattern. Full text: "हे मैत्रेय! अब मैं विभिन्नजातीय प्राणियों का परमायुः-प्रमाण बतलाता हूँ, एकाग्रचित्त होकर सुनें। देवता तथा ऋषियों की परमायु अमित (अत्यधिक) वर्ष होती है। सुग्गा, कौआ, गीध, उल्लू, तथा साँप इनकी परमायु सहस्र वर्ष प्रमित, मेढक, भाल्, श्येन तथा बन्दर की परमायु ३०० वर्षमित, राक्षसों की १५० वर्ष, मनुष्य तथा हाथियों की आयु १२० वर्ष, ऊंट तथा गदहे की परमायु २५ वर्ष-घोड़े की ३२ वर्ष, वैल-भैंसों की २४ वर्ष, मयूरों की २० वर्ष, भेड़-बकरों की १६ वर्ष, हंसों की १४ वर्ष, कोयल, कुत्ते तथा कव्वनरों की १२ वर्ष, मुर्गे की ८ वर्ष, बुलबुल आदि पक्षियों की ७ वर्ष परमायु होती है ॥ २४-२९ ॥" This commentary provides major corroboration for page238's low-confidence compounds, applied as disclosed RETROACTIVE CORRECTIONS below (UPDATES for 44.25-44.28) per the standing hard-constraint (never silent): - 44.25: commentary lists "सुग्गा, कौआ, गीध, उल्लू, तथा साँप" (parrot, crow, vulture, owl, AND SNAKE) = 1000 years, where the verse's own compound "चक्रिणाम्" was read as cakravaka (a bird), not snake. This is a genuine discrepancy between verse and commentary, not resolved by assuming an error either way -- both are retained and disclosed side by side. - 44.26: commentary decodes "मेढक, भाल्, श्येन तथा बन्दर" (frog, bear, HAWK, MONKEY) = 300 years -- refining the verse compound "भेकभल्लशशादनवनौकसाम्" (भेक=frog, भल्ल=bear match directly; "वनौकसाम्" = "forest-dwellers", a known Sanskrit synonym for monkeys/vanaras, matching "बन्दर"; the "शश" element's correspondence to "श्येन"/hawk is less certain and disclosed). Separately, "राक्षसों" (demons) = 150 years, which does NOT numerically match the verse's own "साधकशतम्" (~100) for "क्रव्यादानाम्" (flesh-eaters/predators) -- a genuine verse-vs-commentary discrepancy, disclosed rather than forced to agree. - 44.27: commentary confirms "मनुष्य तथा हाथियों की आयु १२० वर्ष" (humans AND ELEPHANTS = 120), resolving the "करिणां"/"कारिणां" zoom-ambiguity in favor of "करिणां" = elephants. Commentary also decodes "ऊंट तथा गदहे की परमायु २५ वर्ष" (camel and donkey = 25), giving a confident value for the previously-undecoded compound "तनुत्वामितं" = 25. Commentary additionally states "घोड़े की ३२ वर्ष" (horses = 32), likely corresponding to "तुरगज" mentioned at the verse's line-end. - 44.28: commentary confirms "वैल-भैंसों की २४ वर्ष" (bulls-buffalo = 24), decoding the bhuta-sankhya compound "वेदनेत्रमितं" (veda=4, netra=2, read in reverse/place-value order = 24) with high confidence. Commentary confirms "भेड़-बकरों की १६ वर्ष" (sheep-goats = 16), validating "षड्दश" (literally "six-ten" = 16) as a legitimate, if non-standard, Sanskrit numeral compound rather than a printing anomaly -- the earlier disclosed doubt about it not matching "षोडश" is resolved: both are valid expressions of 16, this one additive. Commentary also gives "मयूरों की २० वर्ष" (peacocks = 20), not clearly present in the verse's own visible compound -- retained as supplementary commentary detail. - 44.29 (new verse, this page): commentary directly corroborates "मुर्गे की ८ वर्ष" matching "अष्टौ...ताम्रचूडजाः" = 8 (rooster) exactly, and decodes "नगाः" (literally "mountains") as a bhuta-sankhya numeral = 7, referring to the traditional seven kula-parvatas (सप्तनगाः) -- corroborated by the commentary's explicit "बुलबुल आदि पक्षियों की ७ वर्ष". "हंसों की १४ वर्ष" corresponds to "चतुर्दशमरालानां" (14, swan/crane). The commentary's "कोयल, कुत्ते तथा कव्वनरों की १२ वर्ष" corresponds to "कोकिलानां शुनां तथा कपोतानां द्वादशाब्दा" (cuckoo, dog, [and pigeon] = 12) -- the commentary's third item "कव्वनरों" does not cleanly match "कपोतानां" (pigeons) at the akshara level; retained as printed and disclosed as an uncertain correspondence rather than forced. **Bands12-13: verse 44.30** (new topic: which of the three longevity-methods to adopt, and when): "मुने! यत्सम्प्रति मया त्रिविधं त्वायुरीरितम् । तत्रादेयं कदा किंच विद्धिरेतद् वक्ष्यामहम् ॥ ३० ॥" **Bands14-15: verse 44.31**: "लग्नेशे भास्करे चेन्दौ सबले सौम्यवीक्षिते । अंशायुश्चापि पिण्डायुर्निसर्गायुः क्रमात् स्मृतम् ॥ ३१ ॥" **Bands16-17: verse 44.32**: "उभयोर्बलतुल्यत्वे योगार्धं सार्धितायुषोः । त्रयाणां तद्वदेतेषां तुल्यमायुरुदीरितम् ॥ ३२ ॥" **Bands18-22: commentary shared across verses 44.30-44.32** (explicitly closes "॥ ३०-३२ ॥"): "हे मुने! जो मैंने तीन प्रकार की आयु कही है, उसमें कब क्या ग्राह्य है, इसे सुनो ! सूर्य, चन्द्र, लग्नेश में—प्रबल लग्नेश शुभग्रह से दृष्ट हो तो अंशायु, तीनों में सूर्य बली हो तो पिण्डायु, और चन्द्रमा प्रबल हो तो निसर्गायु [शब्द आंशिक रूप से अस्पष्ट] होती है। यदि दो तुल्य बल हों तो दोनों के आयुर्दाय का योगार्ध और तीनों के बलसाम्य में तीनों प्रकार के आयुर्दाय के योग का त्र्यंश ग्राह्य होता है ॥ ३०-३२ ॥" [one short word before "होती है" in band20 is partially blurred/illegible in the print; retained as an acknowledged gap rather than guessed]. **Band23: structural editorial subheading (not seeded as a verse)**: "अन्यरीति से आयु-साधन—" ("Longevity computation by another method—"). Introduces verses 44.33-44.36, an alternate (hora-lagna/tri-lagna and chara/sthira-rashi based) longevity-computation scheme. **Bands24-25: verse 44.33**: "ब्रवीम्यथापरं चापि समाकर्ण्य तद् द्विज! । लग्नेशरन्ध्रतस्तद्वत् शशाङ्कशनितस्तथा ॥ ३३ ॥" **Bands26-27: verse 44.34**: "स्पष्टमायुः काश्चिदुक्तं होरालग्नत्रिलग्नतः । तत्र तु प्रथमो योगो लग्नरन्ध्रपतः स्मृतः ॥ ३४ ॥" **Bands28-29: verse 44.35**: "द्वितीयश्चन्द्रशनितो लग्नहोराविलग्नतः । तृतीय आयुषो योगो विज्ञेयो विबुधैः सदा ॥ ३५ ॥" **Bands30-32: verse 44.36** (band30 is only the false-split top-stroke fragment of band31's line -- both read together as this verse's first line; band32 is the second line): "चरभे संस्थितौ द्वौ चेद् दीर्घमायुस्तदा स्मृतम् । स्थिरे द्विभे तथैककस्तत्राप्यायुस्तदेव हि ॥ ३६ ॥" -- a chara/sthira-rashi based longevity classification rule (movable/fixed sign placement determining long/medium life); no commentary follows on this page. **Band33 (tail)**: eGangotri digitization watermark, confirmed again, true final band of the page. No commentary follows verse 44.36 -- check page240 for continuation. **Chapter44 verse count after this page: 36 (44.1-44.36), STILL PROVISIONAL** -- no closing colophon yet.

  37. 44.37 सत्यापित

    44.37

    संस्कृत

    चरे स्थिरे तथैकाँको मध्यमायुस्तदा भवेत् । उभौ द्विभे प्रयातौ चेत् तदाप्यायुस्तु मध्यमम् ॥ ३७ ॥

    care sthire tathaikanko madhyamayustada bhavet, ubhau dvibhe prayatau cet tadapyayustu madhyamam

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If [the lagnesh-ashtamesh / shani-chandra / lagna-horalagna pairs] are one in a chara (movable) sign and the other in a sthira (fixed) sign, medium (madhyama) longevity results. If both fall in dvisvabhava (dual/common) signs, that too gives medium longevity. (The compound "तथैकाँको" is an uncertain printed reading, retained exactly as printed.)

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    चर तथा स्थिर राशि में हों तो मध्यमायु, दोनों द्विस्वभाव राशि में हों तो भी मध्यमायु -- see the fuller commentary attached at 44.40 (bands9-20, closing ॥ ३३-४१ ॥, covering this whole verse cluster).

    स्रोत: Page240 (PDF p.272), printed page "240", right-side folio. Running head reads the GENERIC TEXT TITLE "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" (T-type) -- page239 was C-type (chapter-title running head), so the C/T alternation continues unbroken: C,T,C,T,C,T,C,T,C,T across pages231-240 (TEN consecutive pages now). Threshold selection: sweep (scratchpad/sweep240.py): T5=34, T7=33 -- count discrepancy. Diff (scratchpad/diff240.py) pinpointed the extra T5 band at native (3208,3235) h27. Investigated via three rounds of zoom at increasingly refined y-ranges (scratchpad/p240-ctx-h1/h2/h3.png, p240-b22-full.png/h1/h2, p240-b22b-h1/h2/h3.png, p240-b21-full.png). Resolved: band21 is a genuine structural subheading ("दीर्घे, मध्य, अल्प आयु के भेद--"); band22 (the thin h27 fragment) and band23 together form ONE continuous printed verse line "दीर्घायुषि त्रिभियोगैर्विंशोत्तरशताब्दकाः ।" -- band22 is the line's own short opening word split off by threshold sensitivity (confirmed by the sequential read: band23's own crop bleeds in band22's text at the top due to the two bands' padding overlapping, since the real inter-band gap is only 5px). T7 would have merged/dropped this fragment; THRESH=5 confirmed necessary. THRESH=5 retained; bands22+23 treated as one continuous line when transcribing verse 44.41. Gap re-scan (mandatory): max gap 133px (band0-to-1), well below the ~223px chapter-transition signature. No re-scan needed. Bands1-8: verses 44.37-44.40, continuing directly from page239's verse 44.36 (chara/sthira-rashi longevity classification, under the subheading "अन्यरीति से आयु-साधन--" opened on page239) with no new subheading. These four verses extend the three-yoga (lagnesh-ashtamesh / shani-chandra / lagna-horalagna) method: 44.37 gives the chara+sthira and dvisvabhava+dvisvabhava combinations yielding medhyama (medium) longevity; 44.38 gives the chara+dvisvabhava and sthira+sthira combinations yielding alpa (short) longevity; 44.39 states that when two or three of the three yogas concur their result is adopted, but when all three disagree the lagna-horalagna result is authoritative; 44.40 adds a further disambiguation rule (Moon/ ascendant/exaltation -- reading uncertain, printed "चन्द्राक्किजनितं", retained exactly as printed and disclosed as an uncertain compound) and notes that the waxing/waning of kakshya (a planetary strength-portion) should also be weighed. Bands9-20: Hindi commentary explaining this three-yoga method (chara/sthira/ dvisvabhava combination rules, the two/three-agreement adoption rule, the lagna-horalagna tie-break, and the kakshya waxing/waning point), closing "॥ ३३-४१ ॥". DISCLOSED PRINT-ORDER CURIOSITY (retained as printed, not silently corrected): this citation range extends through verse 41, yet verse 44.41's own Sanskrit text does not appear until AFTER this commentary block and after the intervening subheading (band21) -- i.e. the commentary numerically cites a verse that has not yet been printed at this point in the page. All prior commentary blocks in this text have followed the verses they cite; this is the first observed instance of a commentary citing forward. No content is altered or reordered to "fix" this -- verses are seeded in their own printed sequence (37,38,39,40, then 41,42,43,44) and this curiosity is disclosed here as source documentation only. Band21: structural editorial subheading (not seeded as a verse): "दीर्घे, मध्य, अल्प आयु के भेद--" ("Distinctions of long, medium, and short life--"). Introduces verses 44.41-44.44. Bands22-30: verses 44.41-44.44, a new bhuta-sankhya numeral cluster giving the year-counts for दीर्घ (long), मध्यम (medium), and अल्प (short) life according to whether all three, two, or one of the three yogas concur. 44.41 (दीर्घ): 120 years (plain, "विंशोत्तरशताब्दकाः") for three yogas; "नागकुम्भ" for two yogas and "रसाङ्क" for one yoga -- both bhuta-sankhya compounds, corroborated by the page's own closing commentary (bands31-32) as 108 and 96 years respectively (RETROACTIVE-CORRECTION-STYLE corroboration, disclosed). 44.42 (मध्यम): plain numerals 80/72/64 years for three/two/one yogas -- no cipher, spelled out directly. 44.43 (अल्प): 32 years (plain, "द्वात्रिंशत्") for three yogas; "रसाग्नि" for two yogas and "शून्यवेद" for one yoga -- bhuta-sankhya compounds. 44.44 restates the अल्प figures in plain numerals "चत्वारिंशच्च षट्त्रिंशद् द्वात्रिंशच्च" (40, 36, 32) "क्रमात्" (in order for one/two/three yogas), which both confirms the plain three-yoga figure from 44.43 (32) and CORROBORATES the two bhuta-sankhya compounds via the established reversed-place-value convention (first-mentioned word = units, second = tens, read reversed): "रसाग्नि" = rasa(6)+agni(3) -> 36 (matches exactly); "शून्यवेद" = shunya(0)+veda(4) -> 40 (matches exactly). This is the same decoding convention already corroborated on page238/239 for वेदनेत्रमितं(24), तनुत्वामितं(25), etc. -- applied here with a THIRD independent confirmation via the verse's own explicit restatement in 44.44, not merely the commentary. Bands31-32 (cut off at page end, INCOMPLETE): Hindi commentary explaining verses 44.41-44.44's numeric values, giving explicit figures: "तीनों प्रकार के दीर्घायु प्राप्त होने पर १२०, वर्ष दो प्रकार से दीर्घायु में १०८ वर्ष और एक प्रकार से प्राप्त होने पर ९६ वर्ष समझना चाहिए। इसी तरह तीनों..." -- text is CUT OFF mid-sentence ("इसी तरह तीनों" = "similarly, the three...") with no closing colophon marker before the page ends. This is a NEW (twelfth) multi-page shared-commentary occurrence: the commentary for 44.41-44.44 begins here but continues onto page241 -- flagged for completion when page241 is read. Band33 (tail): eGangotri digitization watermark ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"), confirmed again, true final band of the page. Chapter44 verse count after this page: 44 (44.1-44.44), STILL PROVISIONAL -- no closing colophon yet; the commentary for 44.41-44.44 is itself incomplete, continuing onto page241.

  38. 44.38 सत्यापित

    44.38

    संस्कृत

    चरे त्वेको द्विभे चान्यः स्थिरगौ चेदुभावपि । तदा स्वल्पायुरेव स्याज्जन्मिनो नात्र संशयः ॥ ३८ ॥

    care tveko dvibhe canyah sthiragau cedubhavapi, tada svalpayureva syajjanmino natra samshayah

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If one falls in a chara sign and the other in dvisvabhava, or if both fall in sthira (fixed) signs, then the native’s life is indeed short (alpa) -- there is no doubt about this.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    एक चर तथा दूसरा द्विस्वभाव में, या दोनों स्थिर राशि में हों तो जातक निःसन्देह अल्पायु होता है -- see the fuller commentary attached at 44.40.

    स्रोत: Page240 (PDF p.272), printed page "240", right-side folio. Running head reads the GENERIC TEXT TITLE "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" (T-type) -- page239 was C-type (chapter-title running head), so the C/T alternation continues unbroken: C,T,C,T,C,T,C,T,C,T across pages231-240 (TEN consecutive pages now). Threshold selection: sweep (scratchpad/sweep240.py): T5=34, T7=33 -- count discrepancy. Diff (scratchpad/diff240.py) pinpointed the extra T5 band at native (3208,3235) h27. Investigated via three rounds of zoom at increasingly refined y-ranges (scratchpad/p240-ctx-h1/h2/h3.png, p240-b22-full.png/h1/h2, p240-b22b-h1/h2/h3.png, p240-b21-full.png). Resolved: band21 is a genuine structural subheading ("दीर्घे, मध्य, अल्प आयु के भेद--"); band22 (the thin h27 fragment) and band23 together form ONE continuous printed verse line "दीर्घायुषि त्रिभियोगैर्विंशोत्तरशताब्दकाः ।" -- band22 is the line's own short opening word split off by threshold sensitivity (confirmed by the sequential read: band23's own crop bleeds in band22's text at the top due to the two bands' padding overlapping, since the real inter-band gap is only 5px). T7 would have merged/dropped this fragment; THRESH=5 confirmed necessary. THRESH=5 retained; bands22+23 treated as one continuous line when transcribing verse 44.41. Gap re-scan (mandatory): max gap 133px (band0-to-1), well below the ~223px chapter-transition signature. No re-scan needed. Bands1-8: verses 44.37-44.40, continuing directly from page239's verse 44.36 (chara/sthira-rashi longevity classification, under the subheading "अन्यरीति से आयु-साधन--" opened on page239) with no new subheading. These four verses extend the three-yoga (lagnesh-ashtamesh / shani-chandra / lagna-horalagna) method: 44.37 gives the chara+sthira and dvisvabhava+dvisvabhava combinations yielding medhyama (medium) longevity; 44.38 gives the chara+dvisvabhava and sthira+sthira combinations yielding alpa (short) longevity; 44.39 states that when two or three of the three yogas concur their result is adopted, but when all three disagree the lagna-horalagna result is authoritative; 44.40 adds a further disambiguation rule (Moon/ ascendant/exaltation -- reading uncertain, printed "चन्द्राक्किजनितं", retained exactly as printed and disclosed as an uncertain compound) and notes that the waxing/waning of kakshya (a planetary strength-portion) should also be weighed. Bands9-20: Hindi commentary explaining this three-yoga method (chara/sthira/ dvisvabhava combination rules, the two/three-agreement adoption rule, the lagna-horalagna tie-break, and the kakshya waxing/waning point), closing "॥ ३३-४१ ॥". DISCLOSED PRINT-ORDER CURIOSITY (retained as printed, not silently corrected): this citation range extends through verse 41, yet verse 44.41's own Sanskrit text does not appear until AFTER this commentary block and after the intervening subheading (band21) -- i.e. the commentary numerically cites a verse that has not yet been printed at this point in the page. All prior commentary blocks in this text have followed the verses they cite; this is the first observed instance of a commentary citing forward. No content is altered or reordered to "fix" this -- verses are seeded in their own printed sequence (37,38,39,40, then 41,42,43,44) and this curiosity is disclosed here as source documentation only. Band21: structural editorial subheading (not seeded as a verse): "दीर्घे, मध्य, अल्प आयु के भेद--" ("Distinctions of long, medium, and short life--"). Introduces verses 44.41-44.44. Bands22-30: verses 44.41-44.44, a new bhuta-sankhya numeral cluster giving the year-counts for दीर्घ (long), मध्यम (medium), and अल्प (short) life according to whether all three, two, or one of the three yogas concur. 44.41 (दीर्घ): 120 years (plain, "विंशोत्तरशताब्दकाः") for three yogas; "नागकुम्भ" for two yogas and "रसाङ्क" for one yoga -- both bhuta-sankhya compounds, corroborated by the page's own closing commentary (bands31-32) as 108 and 96 years respectively (RETROACTIVE-CORRECTION-STYLE corroboration, disclosed). 44.42 (मध्यम): plain numerals 80/72/64 years for three/two/one yogas -- no cipher, spelled out directly. 44.43 (अल्प): 32 years (plain, "द्वात्रिंशत्") for three yogas; "रसाग्नि" for two yogas and "शून्यवेद" for one yoga -- bhuta-sankhya compounds. 44.44 restates the अल्प figures in plain numerals "चत्वारिंशच्च षट्त्रिंशद् द्वात्रिंशच्च" (40, 36, 32) "क्रमात्" (in order for one/two/three yogas), which both confirms the plain three-yoga figure from 44.43 (32) and CORROBORATES the two bhuta-sankhya compounds via the established reversed-place-value convention (first-mentioned word = units, second = tens, read reversed): "रसाग्नि" = rasa(6)+agni(3) -> 36 (matches exactly); "शून्यवेद" = shunya(0)+veda(4) -> 40 (matches exactly). This is the same decoding convention already corroborated on page238/239 for वेदनेत्रमितं(24), तनुत्वामितं(25), etc. -- applied here with a THIRD independent confirmation via the verse's own explicit restatement in 44.44, not merely the commentary. Bands31-32 (cut off at page end, INCOMPLETE): Hindi commentary explaining verses 44.41-44.44's numeric values, giving explicit figures: "तीनों प्रकार के दीर्घायु प्राप्त होने पर १२०, वर्ष दो प्रकार से दीर्घायु में १०८ वर्ष और एक प्रकार से प्राप्त होने पर ९६ वर्ष समझना चाहिए। इसी तरह तीनों..." -- text is CUT OFF mid-sentence ("इसी तरह तीनों" = "similarly, the three...") with no closing colophon marker before the page ends. This is a NEW (twelfth) multi-page shared-commentary occurrence: the commentary for 44.41-44.44 begins here but continues onto page241 -- flagged for completion when page241 is read. Band33 (tail): eGangotri digitization watermark ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"), confirmed again, true final band of the page. Chapter44 verse count after this page: 44 (44.1-44.44), STILL PROVISIONAL -- no closing colophon yet; the commentary for 44.41-44.44 is itself incomplete, continuing onto page241.

  39. 44.39 सत्यापित

    44.39

    संस्कृत

    योगाभ्यां वा त्रिभिर्याभिर्निष्पन्नं नेयमेव तत् । त्रयाणां तु विसंवादे होरालग्नविलग्नतः ॥ ३९ ॥

    yogabhyam va tribhiryabhirnishpannam neyameva tat, trayanam tu visamvade horalagnavilagnatah

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The longevity established through two or [all] three of these combinations (yogas) is to be adopted as such. But if all three combinations disagree with one another, [the longevity] determined through the lagna and horalagna prevails.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    दो या तीनों योगों से निष्पन्न आयु ही मान्य है। तीनों में विषमता हो तो लग्न-होरालग्न से सिद्ध आयु ग्राह्य है -- verbatim commentary at 44.40 confirms this rule explicitly.

    स्रोत: Page240 (PDF p.272), printed page "240", right-side folio. Running head reads the GENERIC TEXT TITLE "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" (T-type) -- page239 was C-type (chapter-title running head), so the C/T alternation continues unbroken: C,T,C,T,C,T,C,T,C,T across pages231-240 (TEN consecutive pages now). Threshold selection: sweep (scratchpad/sweep240.py): T5=34, T7=33 -- count discrepancy. Diff (scratchpad/diff240.py) pinpointed the extra T5 band at native (3208,3235) h27. Investigated via three rounds of zoom at increasingly refined y-ranges (scratchpad/p240-ctx-h1/h2/h3.png, p240-b22-full.png/h1/h2, p240-b22b-h1/h2/h3.png, p240-b21-full.png). Resolved: band21 is a genuine structural subheading ("दीर्घे, मध्य, अल्प आयु के भेद--"); band22 (the thin h27 fragment) and band23 together form ONE continuous printed verse line "दीर्घायुषि त्रिभियोगैर्विंशोत्तरशताब्दकाः ।" -- band22 is the line's own short opening word split off by threshold sensitivity (confirmed by the sequential read: band23's own crop bleeds in band22's text at the top due to the two bands' padding overlapping, since the real inter-band gap is only 5px). T7 would have merged/dropped this fragment; THRESH=5 confirmed necessary. THRESH=5 retained; bands22+23 treated as one continuous line when transcribing verse 44.41. Gap re-scan (mandatory): max gap 133px (band0-to-1), well below the ~223px chapter-transition signature. No re-scan needed. Bands1-8: verses 44.37-44.40, continuing directly from page239's verse 44.36 (chara/sthira-rashi longevity classification, under the subheading "अन्यरीति से आयु-साधन--" opened on page239) with no new subheading. These four verses extend the three-yoga (lagnesh-ashtamesh / shani-chandra / lagna-horalagna) method: 44.37 gives the chara+sthira and dvisvabhava+dvisvabhava combinations yielding medhyama (medium) longevity; 44.38 gives the chara+dvisvabhava and sthira+sthira combinations yielding alpa (short) longevity; 44.39 states that when two or three of the three yogas concur their result is adopted, but when all three disagree the lagna-horalagna result is authoritative; 44.40 adds a further disambiguation rule (Moon/ ascendant/exaltation -- reading uncertain, printed "चन्द्राक्किजनितं", retained exactly as printed and disclosed as an uncertain compound) and notes that the waxing/waning of kakshya (a planetary strength-portion) should also be weighed. Bands9-20: Hindi commentary explaining this three-yoga method (chara/sthira/ dvisvabhava combination rules, the two/three-agreement adoption rule, the lagna-horalagna tie-break, and the kakshya waxing/waning point), closing "॥ ३३-४१ ॥". DISCLOSED PRINT-ORDER CURIOSITY (retained as printed, not silently corrected): this citation range extends through verse 41, yet verse 44.41's own Sanskrit text does not appear until AFTER this commentary block and after the intervening subheading (band21) -- i.e. the commentary numerically cites a verse that has not yet been printed at this point in the page. All prior commentary blocks in this text have followed the verses they cite; this is the first observed instance of a commentary citing forward. No content is altered or reordered to "fix" this -- verses are seeded in their own printed sequence (37,38,39,40, then 41,42,43,44) and this curiosity is disclosed here as source documentation only. Band21: structural editorial subheading (not seeded as a verse): "दीर्घे, मध्य, अल्प आयु के भेद--" ("Distinctions of long, medium, and short life--"). Introduces verses 44.41-44.44. Bands22-30: verses 44.41-44.44, a new bhuta-sankhya numeral cluster giving the year-counts for दीर्घ (long), मध्यम (medium), and अल्प (short) life according to whether all three, two, or one of the three yogas concur. 44.41 (दीर्घ): 120 years (plain, "विंशोत्तरशताब्दकाः") for three yogas; "नागकुम्भ" for two yogas and "रसाङ्क" for one yoga -- both bhuta-sankhya compounds, corroborated by the page's own closing commentary (bands31-32) as 108 and 96 years respectively (RETROACTIVE-CORRECTION-STYLE corroboration, disclosed). 44.42 (मध्यम): plain numerals 80/72/64 years for three/two/one yogas -- no cipher, spelled out directly. 44.43 (अल्प): 32 years (plain, "द्वात्रिंशत्") for three yogas; "रसाग्नि" for two yogas and "शून्यवेद" for one yoga -- bhuta-sankhya compounds. 44.44 restates the अल्प figures in plain numerals "चत्वारिंशच्च षट्त्रिंशद् द्वात्रिंशच्च" (40, 36, 32) "क्रमात्" (in order for one/two/three yogas), which both confirms the plain three-yoga figure from 44.43 (32) and CORROBORATES the two bhuta-sankhya compounds via the established reversed-place-value convention (first-mentioned word = units, second = tens, read reversed): "रसाग्नि" = rasa(6)+agni(3) -> 36 (matches exactly); "शून्यवेद" = shunya(0)+veda(4) -> 40 (matches exactly). This is the same decoding convention already corroborated on page238/239 for वेदनेत्रमितं(24), तनुत्वामितं(25), etc. -- applied here with a THIRD independent confirmation via the verse's own explicit restatement in 44.44, not merely the commentary. Bands31-32 (cut off at page end, INCOMPLETE): Hindi commentary explaining verses 44.41-44.44's numeric values, giving explicit figures: "तीनों प्रकार के दीर्घायु प्राप्त होने पर १२०, वर्ष दो प्रकार से दीर्घायु में १०८ वर्ष और एक प्रकार से प्राप्त होने पर ९६ वर्ष समझना चाहिए। इसी तरह तीनों..." -- text is CUT OFF mid-sentence ("इसी तरह तीनों" = "similarly, the three...") with no closing colophon marker before the page ends. This is a NEW (twelfth) multi-page shared-commentary occurrence: the commentary for 44.41-44.44 begins here but continues onto page241 -- flagged for completion when page241 is read. Band33 (tail): eGangotri digitization watermark ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"), confirmed again, true final band of the page. Chapter44 verse count after this page: 44 (44.1-44.44), STILL PROVISIONAL -- no closing colophon yet; the commentary for 44.41-44.44 is itself incomplete, continuing onto page241.

  40. 44.40 सत्यापित

    44.40

    संस्कृत

    विधौ तनौ मदे वापि चन्द्राक्किजनितं तदा । कक्ष्याया ह्रासवृद्धौ च चिन्तनीयं प्रयत्नतः ॥ ४० ॥

    vidhau tanau made vapi candrakkijanitam tada, kakshyaya hrasavriddhau ca cintaniyam prayatnatah

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In the case of the Moon, the lagna, or exaltation [the compound "चन्द्राक्किजनितं" is an uncertain printed reading, retained exactly as printed and disclosed -- likely a Moon/Sun-Mars-related qualifier], [the corresponding rule applies] then. The waxing and waning of kakshya (a planetary strength-portion) should also be carefully weighed.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    विधौ, तनु, अथवा उच्च में चन्द्रादि से उत्पन्न हो तो कक्ष्या के ह्रास-वृद्धि का भी विचार करना चाहिए। Full verbatim Hindi commentary (bands9-20, closing "॥ ३३-४१ ॥", covering the whole 44.33-44.40 cluster; disclosed print-order curiosity -- this citation numerically extends through verse 41 even though 44.41’s Sanskrit text appears only later on this same page, after an intervening subheading -- retained as printed, not corrected): "हे प्रिय! अब मैं अन्य रीति से आयुर्दाय साधन बतलाता हूँ, सुनो। लग्नेश, अष्टमेश, शनि, चन्द्र, तथा लग्न एवं होरालग्न के द्वारा कई एक महर्षि ने आयु का साधन किया है। लग्नेश-अष्टमेश से प्रथम योग, शनि-चन्द्र से दूसरा योग, लग्न होरालग्न से तीसरा योग ऋषियों ने कहा है। दोनों चरराशिस्थ हों तो दीर्घायु, एक स्थिर तथा दूसरा द्विस्वभावगत हो तो भी दीर्घायु, एक चर तथा दूसरा स्थिर में हो तो मध्यायु, दोनों द्विस्वभावराशिगत हों तो भी मध्यायु, एक चर में दूसरा द्विस्वभाव में या दोनों स्थिर राशिगत हों तो निःसन्देह जातक इसका अल्पायुयोग समझना। दो या तीनों योगों से निष्पन्न आयु ही मान्य होती है। तीनों योगों में विषमता हो अर्थात् तीनों से तीन प्रकार की आयु आवे तो लग्न तथा होरालग्न से सिद्ध ही ग्राह्य है। पक्ष इस स्थिति में लग्न या सप्तम में चन्द्र हो तो द्वितीय योग (शनि, चन्द्र,) से सिद्ध आयु ही मानना चाहिए। कपया के ह्रास तथा वृद्धि का भी विचार करना चाहिए ॥ ३३-४१ ॥"

    स्रोत: Page240 (PDF p.272), printed page "240", right-side folio. Running head reads the GENERIC TEXT TITLE "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" (T-type) -- page239 was C-type (chapter-title running head), so the C/T alternation continues unbroken: C,T,C,T,C,T,C,T,C,T across pages231-240 (TEN consecutive pages now). Threshold selection: sweep (scratchpad/sweep240.py): T5=34, T7=33 -- count discrepancy. Diff (scratchpad/diff240.py) pinpointed the extra T5 band at native (3208,3235) h27. Investigated via three rounds of zoom at increasingly refined y-ranges (scratchpad/p240-ctx-h1/h2/h3.png, p240-b22-full.png/h1/h2, p240-b22b-h1/h2/h3.png, p240-b21-full.png). Resolved: band21 is a genuine structural subheading ("दीर्घे, मध्य, अल्प आयु के भेद--"); band22 (the thin h27 fragment) and band23 together form ONE continuous printed verse line "दीर्घायुषि त्रिभियोगैर्विंशोत्तरशताब्दकाः ।" -- band22 is the line's own short opening word split off by threshold sensitivity (confirmed by the sequential read: band23's own crop bleeds in band22's text at the top due to the two bands' padding overlapping, since the real inter-band gap is only 5px). T7 would have merged/dropped this fragment; THRESH=5 confirmed necessary. THRESH=5 retained; bands22+23 treated as one continuous line when transcribing verse 44.41. Gap re-scan (mandatory): max gap 133px (band0-to-1), well below the ~223px chapter-transition signature. No re-scan needed. Bands1-8: verses 44.37-44.40, continuing directly from page239's verse 44.36 (chara/sthira-rashi longevity classification, under the subheading "अन्यरीति से आयु-साधन--" opened on page239) with no new subheading. These four verses extend the three-yoga (lagnesh-ashtamesh / shani-chandra / lagna-horalagna) method: 44.37 gives the chara+sthira and dvisvabhava+dvisvabhava combinations yielding medhyama (medium) longevity; 44.38 gives the chara+dvisvabhava and sthira+sthira combinations yielding alpa (short) longevity; 44.39 states that when two or three of the three yogas concur their result is adopted, but when all three disagree the lagna-horalagna result is authoritative; 44.40 adds a further disambiguation rule (Moon/ ascendant/exaltation -- reading uncertain, printed "चन्द्राक्किजनितं", retained exactly as printed and disclosed as an uncertain compound) and notes that the waxing/waning of kakshya (a planetary strength-portion) should also be weighed. Bands9-20: Hindi commentary explaining this three-yoga method (chara/sthira/ dvisvabhava combination rules, the two/three-agreement adoption rule, the lagna-horalagna tie-break, and the kakshya waxing/waning point), closing "॥ ३३-४१ ॥". DISCLOSED PRINT-ORDER CURIOSITY (retained as printed, not silently corrected): this citation range extends through verse 41, yet verse 44.41's own Sanskrit text does not appear until AFTER this commentary block and after the intervening subheading (band21) -- i.e. the commentary numerically cites a verse that has not yet been printed at this point in the page. All prior commentary blocks in this text have followed the verses they cite; this is the first observed instance of a commentary citing forward. No content is altered or reordered to "fix" this -- verses are seeded in their own printed sequence (37,38,39,40, then 41,42,43,44) and this curiosity is disclosed here as source documentation only. Band21: structural editorial subheading (not seeded as a verse): "दीर्घे, मध्य, अल्प आयु के भेद--" ("Distinctions of long, medium, and short life--"). Introduces verses 44.41-44.44. Bands22-30: verses 44.41-44.44, a new bhuta-sankhya numeral cluster giving the year-counts for दीर्घ (long), मध्यम (medium), and अल्प (short) life according to whether all three, two, or one of the three yogas concur. 44.41 (दीर्घ): 120 years (plain, "विंशोत्तरशताब्दकाः") for three yogas; "नागकुम्भ" for two yogas and "रसाङ्क" for one yoga -- both bhuta-sankhya compounds, corroborated by the page's own closing commentary (bands31-32) as 108 and 96 years respectively (RETROACTIVE-CORRECTION-STYLE corroboration, disclosed). 44.42 (मध्यम): plain numerals 80/72/64 years for three/two/one yogas -- no cipher, spelled out directly. 44.43 (अल्प): 32 years (plain, "द्वात्रिंशत्") for three yogas; "रसाग्नि" for two yogas and "शून्यवेद" for one yoga -- bhuta-sankhya compounds. 44.44 restates the अल्प figures in plain numerals "चत्वारिंशच्च षट्त्रिंशद् द्वात्रिंशच्च" (40, 36, 32) "क्रमात्" (in order for one/two/three yogas), which both confirms the plain three-yoga figure from 44.43 (32) and CORROBORATES the two bhuta-sankhya compounds via the established reversed-place-value convention (first-mentioned word = units, second = tens, read reversed): "रसाग्नि" = rasa(6)+agni(3) -> 36 (matches exactly); "शून्यवेद" = shunya(0)+veda(4) -> 40 (matches exactly). This is the same decoding convention already corroborated on page238/239 for वेदनेत्रमितं(24), तनुत्वामितं(25), etc. -- applied here with a THIRD independent confirmation via the verse's own explicit restatement in 44.44, not merely the commentary. Bands31-32 (cut off at page end, INCOMPLETE): Hindi commentary explaining verses 44.41-44.44's numeric values, giving explicit figures: "तीनों प्रकार के दीर्घायु प्राप्त होने पर १२०, वर्ष दो प्रकार से दीर्घायु में १०८ वर्ष और एक प्रकार से प्राप्त होने पर ९६ वर्ष समझना चाहिए। इसी तरह तीनों..." -- text is CUT OFF mid-sentence ("इसी तरह तीनों" = "similarly, the three...") with no closing colophon marker before the page ends. This is a NEW (twelfth) multi-page shared-commentary occurrence: the commentary for 44.41-44.44 begins here but continues onto page241 -- flagged for completion when page241 is read. Band33 (tail): eGangotri digitization watermark ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"), confirmed again, true final band of the page. Chapter44 verse count after this page: 44 (44.1-44.44), STILL PROVISIONAL -- no closing colophon yet; the commentary for 44.41-44.44 is itself incomplete, continuing onto page241.

  41. 44.41 सत्यापित

    44.41

    संस्कृत

    दीर्घायुषि त्रिभियोगैर्विंशोत्तरशताब्दकाः । योगाभ्यां नागकुम्भो रसाङ्का एकयोगतः ॥ ४१ ॥

    dirghayushi tribhiyogairvimshottarashatabdakah, yogabhyam nagakumbho rasanka ekayogatah

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In the case of long life (dirgha), [when established] by all three combinations (yogas), the years number one hundred twenty (120, "vimshottarashata"). By two combinations, the bhuta-sankhya compound "nagakumbha" applies [RETROACTIVE-CORRECTION-STYLE CORROBORATION, disclosed: the page’s own closing commentary at bands31-32 explicitly states 108 years for this case]; by one combination, "rasanka" applies [corroborated by the same commentary as 96 years].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    दीर्घायु में तीनों योगों से १२० वर्ष, दो योगों से "नागकुम्भ" (= १०८ वर्ष, आगे की टीका द्वारा पुष्ट), एक योग से "रसाङ्क" (= ९६ वर्ष, आगे की टीका द्वारा पुष्ट)।

    स्रोत: Page240 (PDF p.272), printed page "240", right-side folio. Running head reads the GENERIC TEXT TITLE "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" (T-type) -- page239 was C-type (chapter-title running head), so the C/T alternation continues unbroken: C,T,C,T,C,T,C,T,C,T across pages231-240 (TEN consecutive pages now). Threshold selection: sweep (scratchpad/sweep240.py): T5=34, T7=33 -- count discrepancy. Diff (scratchpad/diff240.py) pinpointed the extra T5 band at native (3208,3235) h27. Investigated via three rounds of zoom at increasingly refined y-ranges (scratchpad/p240-ctx-h1/h2/h3.png, p240-b22-full.png/h1/h2, p240-b22b-h1/h2/h3.png, p240-b21-full.png). Resolved: band21 is a genuine structural subheading ("दीर्घे, मध्य, अल्प आयु के भेद--"); band22 (the thin h27 fragment) and band23 together form ONE continuous printed verse line "दीर्घायुषि त्रिभियोगैर्विंशोत्तरशताब्दकाः ।" -- band22 is the line's own short opening word split off by threshold sensitivity (confirmed by the sequential read: band23's own crop bleeds in band22's text at the top due to the two bands' padding overlapping, since the real inter-band gap is only 5px). T7 would have merged/dropped this fragment; THRESH=5 confirmed necessary. THRESH=5 retained; bands22+23 treated as one continuous line when transcribing verse 44.41. Gap re-scan (mandatory): max gap 133px (band0-to-1), well below the ~223px chapter-transition signature. No re-scan needed. Bands1-8: verses 44.37-44.40, continuing directly from page239's verse 44.36 (chara/sthira-rashi longevity classification, under the subheading "अन्यरीति से आयु-साधन--" opened on page239) with no new subheading. These four verses extend the three-yoga (lagnesh-ashtamesh / shani-chandra / lagna-horalagna) method: 44.37 gives the chara+sthira and dvisvabhava+dvisvabhava combinations yielding medhyama (medium) longevity; 44.38 gives the chara+dvisvabhava and sthira+sthira combinations yielding alpa (short) longevity; 44.39 states that when two or three of the three yogas concur their result is adopted, but when all three disagree the lagna-horalagna result is authoritative; 44.40 adds a further disambiguation rule (Moon/ ascendant/exaltation -- reading uncertain, printed "चन्द्राक्किजनितं", retained exactly as printed and disclosed as an uncertain compound) and notes that the waxing/waning of kakshya (a planetary strength-portion) should also be weighed. Bands9-20: Hindi commentary explaining this three-yoga method (chara/sthira/ dvisvabhava combination rules, the two/three-agreement adoption rule, the lagna-horalagna tie-break, and the kakshya waxing/waning point), closing "॥ ३३-४१ ॥". DISCLOSED PRINT-ORDER CURIOSITY (retained as printed, not silently corrected): this citation range extends through verse 41, yet verse 44.41's own Sanskrit text does not appear until AFTER this commentary block and after the intervening subheading (band21) -- i.e. the commentary numerically cites a verse that has not yet been printed at this point in the page. All prior commentary blocks in this text have followed the verses they cite; this is the first observed instance of a commentary citing forward. No content is altered or reordered to "fix" this -- verses are seeded in their own printed sequence (37,38,39,40, then 41,42,43,44) and this curiosity is disclosed here as source documentation only. Band21: structural editorial subheading (not seeded as a verse): "दीर्घे, मध्य, अल्प आयु के भेद--" ("Distinctions of long, medium, and short life--"). Introduces verses 44.41-44.44. Bands22-30: verses 44.41-44.44, a new bhuta-sankhya numeral cluster giving the year-counts for दीर्घ (long), मध्यम (medium), and अल्प (short) life according to whether all three, two, or one of the three yogas concur. 44.41 (दीर्घ): 120 years (plain, "विंशोत्तरशताब्दकाः") for three yogas; "नागकुम्भ" for two yogas and "रसाङ्क" for one yoga -- both bhuta-sankhya compounds, corroborated by the page's own closing commentary (bands31-32) as 108 and 96 years respectively (RETROACTIVE-CORRECTION-STYLE corroboration, disclosed). 44.42 (मध्यम): plain numerals 80/72/64 years for three/two/one yogas -- no cipher, spelled out directly. 44.43 (अल्प): 32 years (plain, "द्वात्रिंशत्") for three yogas; "रसाग्नि" for two yogas and "शून्यवेद" for one yoga -- bhuta-sankhya compounds. 44.44 restates the अल्प figures in plain numerals "चत्वारिंशच्च षट्त्रिंशद् द्वात्रिंशच्च" (40, 36, 32) "क्रमात्" (in order for one/two/three yogas), which both confirms the plain three-yoga figure from 44.43 (32) and CORROBORATES the two bhuta-sankhya compounds via the established reversed-place-value convention (first-mentioned word = units, second = tens, read reversed): "रसाग्नि" = rasa(6)+agni(3) -> 36 (matches exactly); "शून्यवेद" = shunya(0)+veda(4) -> 40 (matches exactly). This is the same decoding convention already corroborated on page238/239 for वेदनेत्रमितं(24), तनुत्वामितं(25), etc. -- applied here with a THIRD independent confirmation via the verse's own explicit restatement in 44.44, not merely the commentary. Bands31-32 (cut off at page end, INCOMPLETE): Hindi commentary explaining verses 44.41-44.44's numeric values, giving explicit figures: "तीनों प्रकार के दीर्घायु प्राप्त होने पर १२०, वर्ष दो प्रकार से दीर्घायु में १०८ वर्ष और एक प्रकार से प्राप्त होने पर ९६ वर्ष समझना चाहिए। इसी तरह तीनों..." -- text is CUT OFF mid-sentence ("इसी तरह तीनों" = "similarly, the three...") with no closing colophon marker before the page ends. This is a NEW (twelfth) multi-page shared-commentary occurrence: the commentary for 44.41-44.44 begins here but continues onto page241 -- flagged for completion when page241 is read. Band33 (tail): eGangotri digitization watermark ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"), confirmed again, true final band of the page. Chapter44 verse count after this page: 44 (44.1-44.44), STILL PROVISIONAL -- no closing colophon yet; the commentary for 44.41-44.44 is itself incomplete, continuing onto page241.

  42. 44.42 सत्यापित

    44.42

    संस्कृत

    मध्यमे तु त्रिभियोगैरशीति-समवत्सराः । द्विसप्ततिस्तु योगाभ्यां चतुःषष्टिस्तथैकतः ॥ ४२ ॥

    madhyame tu tribhiyogairashiti-samavatsarah, dvisaptatistu yogabhyam catuhshashtistathaikatah

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In the case of medium life (madhyama), by three combinations, eighty (80) years; by two combinations, seventy-two (72) years; and by one combination, sixty-four (64) years. (Plain numerals, no bhuta-sankhya cipher.)

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    मध्यमायु में तीनों योगों से ८० वर्ष, दो योगों से ७२ वर्ष, एक योग से ६४ वर्ष।

    स्रोत: Page240 (PDF p.272), printed page "240", right-side folio. Running head reads the GENERIC TEXT TITLE "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" (T-type) -- page239 was C-type (chapter-title running head), so the C/T alternation continues unbroken: C,T,C,T,C,T,C,T,C,T across pages231-240 (TEN consecutive pages now). Threshold selection: sweep (scratchpad/sweep240.py): T5=34, T7=33 -- count discrepancy. Diff (scratchpad/diff240.py) pinpointed the extra T5 band at native (3208,3235) h27. Investigated via three rounds of zoom at increasingly refined y-ranges (scratchpad/p240-ctx-h1/h2/h3.png, p240-b22-full.png/h1/h2, p240-b22b-h1/h2/h3.png, p240-b21-full.png). Resolved: band21 is a genuine structural subheading ("दीर्घे, मध्य, अल्प आयु के भेद--"); band22 (the thin h27 fragment) and band23 together form ONE continuous printed verse line "दीर्घायुषि त्रिभियोगैर्विंशोत्तरशताब्दकाः ।" -- band22 is the line's own short opening word split off by threshold sensitivity (confirmed by the sequential read: band23's own crop bleeds in band22's text at the top due to the two bands' padding overlapping, since the real inter-band gap is only 5px). T7 would have merged/dropped this fragment; THRESH=5 confirmed necessary. THRESH=5 retained; bands22+23 treated as one continuous line when transcribing verse 44.41. Gap re-scan (mandatory): max gap 133px (band0-to-1), well below the ~223px chapter-transition signature. No re-scan needed. Bands1-8: verses 44.37-44.40, continuing directly from page239's verse 44.36 (chara/sthira-rashi longevity classification, under the subheading "अन्यरीति से आयु-साधन--" opened on page239) with no new subheading. These four verses extend the three-yoga (lagnesh-ashtamesh / shani-chandra / lagna-horalagna) method: 44.37 gives the chara+sthira and dvisvabhava+dvisvabhava combinations yielding medhyama (medium) longevity; 44.38 gives the chara+dvisvabhava and sthira+sthira combinations yielding alpa (short) longevity; 44.39 states that when two or three of the three yogas concur their result is adopted, but when all three disagree the lagna-horalagna result is authoritative; 44.40 adds a further disambiguation rule (Moon/ ascendant/exaltation -- reading uncertain, printed "चन्द्राक्किजनितं", retained exactly as printed and disclosed as an uncertain compound) and notes that the waxing/waning of kakshya (a planetary strength-portion) should also be weighed. Bands9-20: Hindi commentary explaining this three-yoga method (chara/sthira/ dvisvabhava combination rules, the two/three-agreement adoption rule, the lagna-horalagna tie-break, and the kakshya waxing/waning point), closing "॥ ३३-४१ ॥". DISCLOSED PRINT-ORDER CURIOSITY (retained as printed, not silently corrected): this citation range extends through verse 41, yet verse 44.41's own Sanskrit text does not appear until AFTER this commentary block and after the intervening subheading (band21) -- i.e. the commentary numerically cites a verse that has not yet been printed at this point in the page. All prior commentary blocks in this text have followed the verses they cite; this is the first observed instance of a commentary citing forward. No content is altered or reordered to "fix" this -- verses are seeded in their own printed sequence (37,38,39,40, then 41,42,43,44) and this curiosity is disclosed here as source documentation only. Band21: structural editorial subheading (not seeded as a verse): "दीर्घे, मध्य, अल्प आयु के भेद--" ("Distinctions of long, medium, and short life--"). Introduces verses 44.41-44.44. Bands22-30: verses 44.41-44.44, a new bhuta-sankhya numeral cluster giving the year-counts for दीर्घ (long), मध्यम (medium), and अल्प (short) life according to whether all three, two, or one of the three yogas concur. 44.41 (दीर्घ): 120 years (plain, "विंशोत्तरशताब्दकाः") for three yogas; "नागकुम्भ" for two yogas and "रसाङ्क" for one yoga -- both bhuta-sankhya compounds, corroborated by the page's own closing commentary (bands31-32) as 108 and 96 years respectively (RETROACTIVE-CORRECTION-STYLE corroboration, disclosed). 44.42 (मध्यम): plain numerals 80/72/64 years for three/two/one yogas -- no cipher, spelled out directly. 44.43 (अल्प): 32 years (plain, "द्वात्रिंशत्") for three yogas; "रसाग्नि" for two yogas and "शून्यवेद" for one yoga -- bhuta-sankhya compounds. 44.44 restates the अल्प figures in plain numerals "चत्वारिंशच्च षट्त्रिंशद् द्वात्रिंशच्च" (40, 36, 32) "क्रमात्" (in order for one/two/three yogas), which both confirms the plain three-yoga figure from 44.43 (32) and CORROBORATES the two bhuta-sankhya compounds via the established reversed-place-value convention (first-mentioned word = units, second = tens, read reversed): "रसाग्नि" = rasa(6)+agni(3) -> 36 (matches exactly); "शून्यवेद" = shunya(0)+veda(4) -> 40 (matches exactly). This is the same decoding convention already corroborated on page238/239 for वेदनेत्रमितं(24), तनुत्वामितं(25), etc. -- applied here with a THIRD independent confirmation via the verse's own explicit restatement in 44.44, not merely the commentary. Bands31-32 (cut off at page end, INCOMPLETE): Hindi commentary explaining verses 44.41-44.44's numeric values, giving explicit figures: "तीनों प्रकार के दीर्घायु प्राप्त होने पर १२०, वर्ष दो प्रकार से दीर्घायु में १०८ वर्ष और एक प्रकार से प्राप्त होने पर ९६ वर्ष समझना चाहिए। इसी तरह तीनों..." -- text is CUT OFF mid-sentence ("इसी तरह तीनों" = "similarly, the three...") with no closing colophon marker before the page ends. This is a NEW (twelfth) multi-page shared-commentary occurrence: the commentary for 44.41-44.44 begins here but continues onto page241 -- flagged for completion when page241 is read. Band33 (tail): eGangotri digitization watermark ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"), confirmed again, true final band of the page. Chapter44 verse count after this page: 44 (44.1-44.44), STILL PROVISIONAL -- no closing colophon yet; the commentary for 44.41-44.44 is itself incomplete, continuing onto page241.

  43. 44.43 सत्यापित

    44.43

    संस्कृत

    योगैस्त्रिभिस्तथाल्पे तु द्वात्रिंशत्समवत्सराः । रसाग्नयस्तु योगाभ्यां शून्यवेदास्तथैकतः ॥ ४३ ॥

    yogaistribhistathalpe tu dvatrimshatsamavatsarah, rasagnayastu yogabhyam shunyavedastathaikatah

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In the case of short life (alpa), by three combinations, thirty-two (32) years (plain numeral). By two combinations, the bhuta-sankhya compound "rasagni" applies; by one combination, "shunyaveda" applies -- both CORROBORATED by verse 44.44’s own explicit restatement (36 and 40 years respectively), via the established reversed-place-value convention (rasa=6+agni=3 -> 36; shunya=0+veda=4 -> 40).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    अल्पायु में तीनों योगों से ३२ वर्ष, दो योगों से "रसाग्नि" (= ३६ वर्ष, ४४वें श्लोक द्वारा पुष्ट), एक योग से "शून्यवेद" (= ४० वर्ष, ४४वें श्लोक द्वारा पुष्ट)।

    स्रोत: Page240 (PDF p.272), printed page "240", right-side folio. Running head reads the GENERIC TEXT TITLE "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" (T-type) -- page239 was C-type (chapter-title running head), so the C/T alternation continues unbroken: C,T,C,T,C,T,C,T,C,T across pages231-240 (TEN consecutive pages now). Threshold selection: sweep (scratchpad/sweep240.py): T5=34, T7=33 -- count discrepancy. Diff (scratchpad/diff240.py) pinpointed the extra T5 band at native (3208,3235) h27. Investigated via three rounds of zoom at increasingly refined y-ranges (scratchpad/p240-ctx-h1/h2/h3.png, p240-b22-full.png/h1/h2, p240-b22b-h1/h2/h3.png, p240-b21-full.png). Resolved: band21 is a genuine structural subheading ("दीर्घे, मध्य, अल्प आयु के भेद--"); band22 (the thin h27 fragment) and band23 together form ONE continuous printed verse line "दीर्घायुषि त्रिभियोगैर्विंशोत्तरशताब्दकाः ।" -- band22 is the line's own short opening word split off by threshold sensitivity (confirmed by the sequential read: band23's own crop bleeds in band22's text at the top due to the two bands' padding overlapping, since the real inter-band gap is only 5px). T7 would have merged/dropped this fragment; THRESH=5 confirmed necessary. THRESH=5 retained; bands22+23 treated as one continuous line when transcribing verse 44.41. Gap re-scan (mandatory): max gap 133px (band0-to-1), well below the ~223px chapter-transition signature. No re-scan needed. Bands1-8: verses 44.37-44.40, continuing directly from page239's verse 44.36 (chara/sthira-rashi longevity classification, under the subheading "अन्यरीति से आयु-साधन--" opened on page239) with no new subheading. These four verses extend the three-yoga (lagnesh-ashtamesh / shani-chandra / lagna-horalagna) method: 44.37 gives the chara+sthira and dvisvabhava+dvisvabhava combinations yielding medhyama (medium) longevity; 44.38 gives the chara+dvisvabhava and sthira+sthira combinations yielding alpa (short) longevity; 44.39 states that when two or three of the three yogas concur their result is adopted, but when all three disagree the lagna-horalagna result is authoritative; 44.40 adds a further disambiguation rule (Moon/ ascendant/exaltation -- reading uncertain, printed "चन्द्राक्किजनितं", retained exactly as printed and disclosed as an uncertain compound) and notes that the waxing/waning of kakshya (a planetary strength-portion) should also be weighed. Bands9-20: Hindi commentary explaining this three-yoga method (chara/sthira/ dvisvabhava combination rules, the two/three-agreement adoption rule, the lagna-horalagna tie-break, and the kakshya waxing/waning point), closing "॥ ३३-४१ ॥". DISCLOSED PRINT-ORDER CURIOSITY (retained as printed, not silently corrected): this citation range extends through verse 41, yet verse 44.41's own Sanskrit text does not appear until AFTER this commentary block and after the intervening subheading (band21) -- i.e. the commentary numerically cites a verse that has not yet been printed at this point in the page. All prior commentary blocks in this text have followed the verses they cite; this is the first observed instance of a commentary citing forward. No content is altered or reordered to "fix" this -- verses are seeded in their own printed sequence (37,38,39,40, then 41,42,43,44) and this curiosity is disclosed here as source documentation only. Band21: structural editorial subheading (not seeded as a verse): "दीर्घे, मध्य, अल्प आयु के भेद--" ("Distinctions of long, medium, and short life--"). Introduces verses 44.41-44.44. Bands22-30: verses 44.41-44.44, a new bhuta-sankhya numeral cluster giving the year-counts for दीर्घ (long), मध्यम (medium), and अल्प (short) life according to whether all three, two, or one of the three yogas concur. 44.41 (दीर्घ): 120 years (plain, "विंशोत्तरशताब्दकाः") for three yogas; "नागकुम्भ" for two yogas and "रसाङ्क" for one yoga -- both bhuta-sankhya compounds, corroborated by the page's own closing commentary (bands31-32) as 108 and 96 years respectively (RETROACTIVE-CORRECTION-STYLE corroboration, disclosed). 44.42 (मध्यम): plain numerals 80/72/64 years for three/two/one yogas -- no cipher, spelled out directly. 44.43 (अल्प): 32 years (plain, "द्वात्रिंशत्") for three yogas; "रसाग्नि" for two yogas and "शून्यवेद" for one yoga -- bhuta-sankhya compounds. 44.44 restates the अल्प figures in plain numerals "चत्वारिंशच्च षट्त्रिंशद् द्वात्रिंशच्च" (40, 36, 32) "क्रमात्" (in order for one/two/three yogas), which both confirms the plain three-yoga figure from 44.43 (32) and CORROBORATES the two bhuta-sankhya compounds via the established reversed-place-value convention (first-mentioned word = units, second = tens, read reversed): "रसाग्नि" = rasa(6)+agni(3) -> 36 (matches exactly); "शून्यवेद" = shunya(0)+veda(4) -> 40 (matches exactly). This is the same decoding convention already corroborated on page238/239 for वेदनेत्रमितं(24), तनुत्वामितं(25), etc. -- applied here with a THIRD independent confirmation via the verse's own explicit restatement in 44.44, not merely the commentary. Bands31-32 (cut off at page end, INCOMPLETE): Hindi commentary explaining verses 44.41-44.44's numeric values, giving explicit figures: "तीनों प्रकार के दीर्घायु प्राप्त होने पर १२०, वर्ष दो प्रकार से दीर्घायु में १०८ वर्ष और एक प्रकार से प्राप्त होने पर ९६ वर्ष समझना चाहिए। इसी तरह तीनों..." -- text is CUT OFF mid-sentence ("इसी तरह तीनों" = "similarly, the three...") with no closing colophon marker before the page ends. This is a NEW (twelfth) multi-page shared-commentary occurrence: the commentary for 44.41-44.44 begins here but continues onto page241 -- flagged for completion when page241 is read. Band33 (tail): eGangotri digitization watermark ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"), confirmed again, true final band of the page. Chapter44 verse count after this page: 44 (44.1-44.44), STILL PROVISIONAL -- no closing colophon yet; the commentary for 44.41-44.44 is itself incomplete, continuing onto page241.

  44. 44.44 सत्यापित

    44.44

    संस्कृत

    चत्वारिंशच्च षट्त्रिंशद् द्वात्रिंशच्च बुधैः क्रमात् । दीर्घमध्याल्पका ज्ञेयाः खण्डा आयुःप्रसाधने ॥ ४४ ॥

    catvarimshacca shattrimshad dvatrimshacca budhaih kramat, dirghamadhyalpaka jneyah khanda ayuhprasadhane

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Forty (40), thirty-six (36), and thirty-two (32) -- in that order -- should be understood by the wise (budhaih) as the dirgha/madhyama/alpa "khanda" (fragment/portion) figures in the computation of longevity [these plain numerals confirm 44.43’s two bhuta-sankhya compounds and its own plain 32-year figure, per the reversed-place-value convention -- see 44.43’s note].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    प्रकार से मध्यायु प्राप्त होने पर ८० वर्ष, दो प्रकार से मध्यायु में ७२ वर्ष, और एक प्रकार से मध्यायु हो तो ६४ वर्ष प्राप्त होते हैं। अल्पायु भी तीनों प्रकार से प्राप्त हो तो ३२ वर्ष, दो प्रकार से अल्पायु में ३६ वर्ष, और एक प्रकार से अल्पायु हो तो ४० वर्ष समझना। इस तरह प्राप्त दीर्घादि आयु में ४०।३६।३२ खण्ड होते हैं जिनके द्वारा स्पष्ट आयु-साधन करना चाहिए ॥ ४१-४४ ॥ [page240 commentary, continued and closed on page241; page240 portion: इसी तरह तीनों... / page241 portion above joins seamlessly]

    स्रोत: Page240 (PDF p.272), printed page "240", right-side folio. Running head reads the GENERIC TEXT TITLE "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" (T-type) -- page239 was C-type (chapter-title running head), so the C/T alternation continues unbroken: C,T,C,T,C,T,C,T,C,T across pages231-240 (TEN consecutive pages now). Threshold selection: sweep (scratchpad/sweep240.py): T5=34, T7=33 -- count discrepancy. Diff (scratchpad/diff240.py) pinpointed the extra T5 band at native (3208,3235) h27. Investigated via three rounds of zoom at increasingly refined y-ranges (scratchpad/p240-ctx-h1/h2/h3.png, p240-b22-full.png/h1/h2, p240-b22b-h1/h2/h3.png, p240-b21-full.png). Resolved: band21 is a genuine structural subheading ("दीर्घे, मध्य, अल्प आयु के भेद--"); band22 (the thin h27 fragment) and band23 together form ONE continuous printed verse line "दीर्घायुषि त्रिभियोगैर्विंशोत्तरशताब्दकाः ।" -- band22 is the line's own short opening word split off by threshold sensitivity (confirmed by the sequential read: band23's own crop bleeds in band22's text at the top due to the two bands' padding overlapping, since the real inter-band gap is only 5px). T7 would have merged/dropped this fragment; THRESH=5 confirmed necessary. THRESH=5 retained; bands22+23 treated as one continuous line when transcribing verse 44.41. Gap re-scan (mandatory): max gap 133px (band0-to-1), well below the ~223px chapter-transition signature. No re-scan needed. Bands1-8: verses 44.37-44.40, continuing directly from page239's verse 44.36 (chara/sthira-rashi longevity classification, under the subheading "अन्यरीति से आयु-साधन--" opened on page239) with no new subheading. These four verses extend the three-yoga (lagnesh-ashtamesh / shani-chandra / lagna-horalagna) method: 44.37 gives the chara+sthira and dvisvabhava+dvisvabhava combinations yielding medhyama (medium) longevity; 44.38 gives the chara+dvisvabhava and sthira+sthira combinations yielding alpa (short) longevity; 44.39 states that when two or three of the three yogas concur their result is adopted, but when all three disagree the lagna-horalagna result is authoritative; 44.40 adds a further disambiguation rule (Moon/ ascendant/exaltation -- reading uncertain, printed "चन्द्राक्किजनितं", retained exactly as printed and disclosed as an uncertain compound) and notes that the waxing/waning of kakshya (a planetary strength-portion) should also be weighed. Bands9-20: Hindi commentary explaining this three-yoga method (chara/sthira/ dvisvabhava combination rules, the two/three-agreement adoption rule, the lagna-horalagna tie-break, and the kakshya waxing/waning point), closing "॥ ३३-४१ ॥". DISCLOSED PRINT-ORDER CURIOSITY (retained as printed, not silently corrected): this citation range extends through verse 41, yet verse 44.41's own Sanskrit text does not appear until AFTER this commentary block and after the intervening subheading (band21) -- i.e. the commentary numerically cites a verse that has not yet been printed at this point in the page. All prior commentary blocks in this text have followed the verses they cite; this is the first observed instance of a commentary citing forward. No content is altered or reordered to "fix" this -- verses are seeded in their own printed sequence (37,38,39,40, then 41,42,43,44) and this curiosity is disclosed here as source documentation only. Band21: structural editorial subheading (not seeded as a verse): "दीर्घे, मध्य, अल्प आयु के भेद--" ("Distinctions of long, medium, and short life--"). Introduces verses 44.41-44.44. Bands22-30: verses 44.41-44.44, a new bhuta-sankhya numeral cluster giving the year-counts for दीर्घ (long), मध्यम (medium), and अल्प (short) life according to whether all three, two, or one of the three yogas concur. 44.41 (दीर्घ): 120 years (plain, "विंशोत्तरशताब्दकाः") for three yogas; "नागकुम्भ" for two yogas and "रसाङ्क" for one yoga -- both bhuta-sankhya compounds, corroborated by the page's own closing commentary (bands31-32) as 108 and 96 years respectively (RETROACTIVE-CORRECTION-STYLE corroboration, disclosed). 44.42 (मध्यम): plain numerals 80/72/64 years for three/two/one yogas -- no cipher, spelled out directly. 44.43 (अल्प): 32 years (plain, "द्वात्रिंशत्") for three yogas; "रसाग्नि" for two yogas and "शून्यवेद" for one yoga -- bhuta-sankhya compounds. 44.44 restates the अल्प figures in plain numerals "चत्वारिंशच्च षट्त्रिंशद् द्वात्रिंशच्च" (40, 36, 32) "क्रमात्" (in order for one/two/three yogas), which both confirms the plain three-yoga figure from 44.43 (32) and CORROBORATES the two bhuta-sankhya compounds via the established reversed-place-value convention (first-mentioned word = units, second = tens, read reversed): "रसाग्नि" = rasa(6)+agni(3) -> 36 (matches exactly); "शून्यवेद" = shunya(0)+veda(4) -> 40 (matches exactly). This is the same decoding convention already corroborated on page238/239 for वेदनेत्रमितं(24), तनुत्वामितं(25), etc. -- applied here with a THIRD independent confirmation via the verse's own explicit restatement in 44.44, not merely the commentary. Bands31-32 (cut off at page end, INCOMPLETE): Hindi commentary explaining verses 44.41-44.44's numeric values, giving explicit figures: "तीनों प्रकार के दीर्घायु प्राप्त होने पर १२०, वर्ष दो प्रकार से दीर्घायु में १०८ वर्ष और एक प्रकार से प्राप्त होने पर ९६ वर्ष समझना चाहिए। इसी तरह तीनों..." -- text is CUT OFF mid-sentence ("इसी तरह तीनों" = "similarly, the three...") with no closing colophon marker before the page ends. This is a NEW (twelfth) multi-page shared-commentary occurrence: the commentary for 44.41-44.44 begins here but continues onto page241 -- flagged for completion when page241 is read. Band33 (tail): eGangotri digitization watermark ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"), confirmed again, true final band of the page. Chapter44 verse count after this page: 44 (44.1-44.44), STILL PROVISIONAL -- no closing colophon yet; the commentary for 44.41-44.44 is itself incomplete, continuing onto page241.

  45. 44.45 सत्यापित

    44.45

    संस्कृत

    राश्यादौ पूर्णमायुः स्यादन्ते खण्डसमा क्षतिः । मध्येऽनुपातजनिता क्षतिर्वाच्याऽन्यदा पुनः ॥ ४५ ॥

    rasyadau purnamayuh syadante khandasama kshatih. madhye'nupatajanita kshatirvacya'nyada punah.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If [the relevant planet] stands at the beginning of a sign, the full [computed] lifespan applies; if at the end of a sign, a loss equal to the khanda (division value) applies; if in the middle of a sign, a proportionally-derived loss (found by the rule of three) should instead be stated.

    स्रोत: Page241 (PDF p.273), folio "241" confirmed top-right. Running head reads the CHAPTER NAME "आयुर्दायाध्यायः" (C-type) -- page240 was T-type, so page241 continues the alternation: C,T,C,T,C,T,C,T,C,T,C across pages231-241 (ELEVEN consecutive pages now). Threshold selection: sweep (scratchpad/sweep241.py) found T5=36, T7=34 -- a discrepancy of TWO bands, larger than the usual single-band case. Diff (scratchpad/diff241.py) required manual band-by-band alignment of both lists. Investigated via zoom (scratchpad/p241-disc1.png at native y=1080-1260, p241-disc2.png at y=4700-4940, p241-tail-check.png at y=4830-end). Both discrepancies resolved as genuine content that T7 would silently drop: (1) native (1160,1199) h39 = a new structural subheading "स्पष्टार्थ चक्र--"; (2) native (4802,4845) h43 = a printer's gathering/signature mark "१६ बृ० पा०" forming the page's true final line. THRESH=5 confirmed necessary. Gap re-scan (mandatory): max gap 128px (band11-to-12), well below the ~223px chapter-transition signature. No re-scan needed. Bands0: folio + running head, confirmed C-type as above. Bands1-5: CLOSES the multi-page shared commentary left cut off at the end of page240 (bands31-32 there ended mid-sentence "इसी तरह तीनों..."). Page241 opens "प्रकार से मध्यायु प्राप्त होने पर..." which joins seamlessly ("इसी तरह तीनों प्रकार से मध्यायु प्राप्त होने पर..."), completing the figures: मध्यायु = 80/72/64 वर्ष (3/2/1-yoga), अल्पायु = 32/36/40 वर्ष (3/2/1-yoga) -- matching the plain-numeral and bhuta-sankhya figures already given in verses 44.42-44.43. Closes with a summary sentence giving the "खण्ड" (division) values in single/double/triple-yoga order as ४०.३६.३२, then the citation "जिनके द्वारा स्पष्ट आयु-साधन करना चाहिए ॥ ४१-४४ ॥" -- this citation range (41-44) is now IN ORDER and consistent (unlike page240's forward-citing "४१" curiosity), closing the twelfth multi-page shared-commentary occurrence. Full verbatim text appended to verse 44.44's translationHi as an UPDATE. Band6: structural editorial subheading (not seeded as a verse): "स्पष्टार्थ चक्र--" ("Clear-meaning chart--"). Band7: a plain horizontal rule (table top border), not textual content. Bands8-11: a FOUR-ROW REFERENCE TABLE (structural/editorial summary, not seeded as verse content) restating the दीर्घ/मध्यम/अल्प-आयु figures already given across verses 44.41-44.44 and the closing commentary above: दीर्घयुः | एकयोगे-९६ | योगद्वये १०८ | योगत्रये १२० मध्यायुः | एकयोगे-६४ | योगद्वये-७२ | योगत्रये ८० अल्पायुः | योगत्रये-३२ | योगद्वये-३६ | एकयोगे-४० खण्डानि | ३२ | ३६ | ४० Note the अल्पायुः and खण्डानि rows print their three columns in the OPPOSITE order (triple/double/single) from the दीर्घयुः and मध्यायुः rows (single/double/triple) -- retained and disclosed exactly as printed, not "corrected" for consistency. This table directly corroborates the numeric figures already transcribed in verses 44.41-44.44, so it is recorded here as a source/structural note rather than duplicated as new verse content. Band12: structural editorial subheading (not seeded as a verse): "आयुः स्फुटीकरण की रीति--" ("The method for making the lifespan exact--"), introducing verses 44.45-44.46. Bands13-14: verse 44.45. Bands15-16: verse 44.46, closing "॥ ४६ ॥". Word "आसभागा" in 44.46 is an uncertain/non-standard printed compound -- retained exactly as printed and disclosed, not silently corrected to a more expected form (e.g. "इष्टभागा"); verified via multiple close zoom crops (scratchpad/p241-b16-word-zoom3.png, zoom4.png) which confirm the glyphs read "आस" + "भागा", not a misread of another word. Band17: a short unnumbered Sanskrit-style formulaic line "त्रिंशता प्राप्तशेषोद्धृरून स्पष्टायुरीरितम् ।" appearing immediately after verse 46's close, ending in a single danda (not the double danda that marks a verse), and with NO verse number anywhere near it -- the following bands (18-22) are unambiguous Hindi prose commentary. Per the hard constraint against fabricating a verse-number citation the printed source does not carry, this line is NOT assigned a verse ref; it is retained verbatim and recorded here as a disclosed print anomaly, treated as the lead-in of the commentary that follows (attached to 44.46's translationHi). Bands18-22: Hindi commentary shared across verses 44.45-44.46, explaining the calculation method (sum the yogakaraka planets' degrees, divide by their count, multiply the resulting fraction by the khanda divisor, divide by 30, subtract from/relate to the base years to get the exact lifespan), closing "॥ ४५-४६ ॥" -- an in-order, consistent citation. Full verbatim text (including band17's lead-in) attached as translationHi on verse 44.46. Band23: structural editorial subheading (not seeded as a verse): "विमर्श--" ("Discussion--"), introducing an extended editorial essay, NOT verse content. Bands24-34: the "विमर्श" editorial discussion in Hindi prose, reflecting on the importance of longevity-calculation in human life, noting that ancient sages and later horoscopy authors each took their own approach, and specifically that Maharishi Jaimini treated longevity in the entire first pada of the second adhyaya of his Jaiminisutra (opening words quoted: "आयुः पितृदिनेशाभ्याम्"), covering pindayu/nisargayu/amshayu; the passage then states that Maharishi Parashara's method in "this very chapter" is itself a transformation/variant of Jaimini's method, that it cannot be said with certainty who transformed whose method, that Parashara's style is puranic while Jaimini's is sutra-style, and that despite the difference in style the subject matter is... Band34 (the page's final text line) is PARTIALLY OBSCURED: it is printed at the same vertical position as the eGangotri digitization watermark, the two texts overlapping/interleaved rather than the watermark occupying its own clear band as on every prior page through page240. Confirmed via multiple zoom crops (scratchpad/p241-b34-zoom.png, -left/-mid/-right/-farright.png) that this is a genuine print/scan overlap, not a misread -- legible fragments include "में एक" near the start and "समत्व" near the end, but the words between are not reliably separable from the superimposed watermark text and are NOT transcribed to avoid fabrication. This is a DISCLOSED, first-of-its-kind print anomaly in this session: the watermark is present on this page after all (correcting the earlier working hypothesis from the discrepancy investigation that it might be absent), just overlapping the body text instead of sitting below it. Full legible portion of the discussion attached as trailing translationHi content on verse 44.46 (the nearest preceding verse), since this essay is a general chapter reflection rather than commentary on a specific verse. Band35 (tail): confirmed via zoom (scratchpad/p241-b35.png, clean/unobstructed) to be a printer's gathering/signature mark "१६ बृ० पा०" ("16 Bṛ. Pā."), NOT the eGangotri watermark (which, per band34 above, is present but overlapping the body text one band earlier on this page). This is the page's true final printed element. No chapter colophon found on this page. Chapter 44 (आयुर्दायाध्यायः) remains open/provisional; the "विमर्श" discussion (bands23-34) is a reflective essay on the chapter's content, not itself a closing colophon.

  46. 44.46 सत्यापित

    44.46

    संस्कृत

    योगकृद्ग्रहभागानां योगे तत्संख्ययोद्धृते । आसभागा यथालब्धखण्डेन गुणिता हृता ॥ ४६ ॥

    yogakrudgrahabhaganam yoge tatsankhyayoddhrite. asabhaga yathalabdhakhandena gunita hrita.

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the sum of the degrees of the yoga-producing (yogakaraka) planets is divided by their count, the resulting "asabhaga" (uncertain compound, retained as printed) -- multiplied by the obtained khanda (division value) and divided [by thirty, per the commentary] -- [gives the correction to be applied].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    त्रिंशता प्राप्तशेषोद्धृरून स्पष्टायुरीरितम् । [उपरोक्त पंक्ति क्रमांकरहित है, मूल में सीधे गद्य-भाष्य से पहले छपी है] अन्यत्र योगकारक ग्रहों के अंशों का योग कर उसमें योगकारक ग्रहों की संख्या से भाग दें, लब्ध अंशादि को प्राप्त खण्ड से गुणा कर ३० से भाग दें लब्ध वर्षादि को दीर्घ आदि वर्षादिसंख्या में घटाने से स्पष्ट आयु हो जाती है ॥ ४५-४६ ॥ विमर्श--मानव-जीवन में आयुर्विचार कितना महत्वपूर्ण है, यह किसी से छिपी बात नहीं है। सारा संसार मानव-जीवन पर ही निर्भर करता है। आयुविचार मानव के सम्बन्ध में निश्चित मत प्रकट करता है। प्रायः सभी प्राचीन महर्षियों या अर्वाचीन जातककारों ने आयुर्विचार पर अपना अपना खास दृष्टिकोण अपनाया है। महर्षि जैमिनि ने "आयुः पितृदिनेशाभ्याम्" से लेकर अपने जैमिनिसूत्र के द्वितीयाध्यायस्थ सम्पूर्ण प्रथम पाद में आयु का ही निर्णय किया है। पिण्डायु, निसर्गायु, अंशायु के अतिरिक्त आयु-साधन की रीति प्रस्तुत ग्रन्थकार महर्षि पराशर ने इसी अध्याय में जो दी है, वह महर्षि जैमिनि द्वारा प्रतिपादित आयुः साधन का ही रूपान्तर है। निःसन्दिग्ध रूप से यह कहना सम्भव नहीं है कि किसने किसका रूपान्तर किया है। महर्षि पराशर की शैली पौराणिक है किन्तु महर्षि जैमिनि की सूत्रशैली है। इस प्रकार शैली में पार्थक्य होने पर भी विषय में एक... [शेष पंक्ति जल-चिह्न (watermark) से अतिव्याप्त होने के कारण अस्पष्ट, यहाँ अप्रकाशित छोड़ा गया है] [विमर्श जारी, page242] विषय महर्षि जैमिनि के अधोलिखित सूत्रों में अन्हित हैं। (१) आयुः पितृदिनेशाभ्याम् (२) प्रथमयोरुत्तरयोर्वा दीर्घम् (३) प्रथमद्वितीययोरन्त्ययोर्वा मध्यम (४) मध्ययोराद्यन्तयोर्वा हीनम् (५) एवं चन्द्रमन्दाभ्याम् (६) पितृकालतश्च (७) संवादात्प्रामाण्यम् (८) विसंवादे पितृकालः (९) पितृलाभगेचन्द्रे चन्द्रसन्दाभ्याम् (१०) शनौ योगहेतौ कद्यहानिः (११) पितृलाभगे गुरौ केवलशुभयोगिनि च कद्यावृद्धिः। यही आयुर्विचार अधिक प्रशस्त एवं मान्य है, यों तो जातक-तत्त्व में आयुर्दायानयन १२ प्रकार से किया गया है। विस्तारभय से उन प्रकारों का प्रदर्शन असम्भव है किन्तु उपर्युक्त महर्षि पराशर एवं महर्षि जैमिनि-युक्त प्रकार का उदाहरण के द्वारा स्पष्टीकरण करना उपयुक्त समझता हूँ। उदाहरण--संवत् १९४६ कार्तिक कृष्णाष्टमी घट्यादिमान = २६।१३ तदुपरि नवमी, पुनर्वसुनक्षत्रमान = ४।२६ तदुपरि पुष्य। सिद्धियोगघट्यादिमान = २४।२३ तदुपरि साध्ययोग। सूर्योदयानन्तर इष्टघटीपल = ५३।११ मिश्रमान = ४४।१६ तात्कालिक सूर्य = ६।२१९।४५" दिनमान = २८।३१ रात्रिमान = ३१।२९ अयनांश = २०।५१।०७। प्रथम लग्न राश्यादि = ४।२५।३३।१५३" दशम लग्न = १।२५।१९।१४४" । होरालग्न = ३।११।४९।१४५" इस समय में यदि किसी का जन्म है तो सर्वप्रथम सगतिक तात्कालिक स्पष्टग्रहों का आनयन परमावश्यक होगा। ग्रहों के तात्कालिकीकरण के लिए ग्रहादिसाधनाध्यायोक्त विधि से सगतिक-तात्कालिक स्पष्टग्रहों का साधन करके आयुविचार करना चाहिए। सगतिक तात्कालिक स्पष्टग्रह-- (नौ ग्रहों की स्पष्ट स्थिति व गति की सारणी, अंकात्मक उदाहरण-सामग्री, मूल पाठ नहीं -- देखें source टिप्पणी) जन्माङ्कचक्र-- (उदाहरण-जन्मकुण्डली, चित्रात्मक, मूल पाठ नहीं -- देखें source टिप्पणी) [उदाहरण जारी व समाप्त, page243] उपर्युक्त श्लोक ३३ से ४० तक के नियमानुसार आयुविचार-- लग्नेश अष्टमेश पर से--लग्नेश सूर्य, और अष्टमेश गुरु हैं। सूर्य चर (तुला) में और गुरु द्विस्वभाव (धनु) में हैं अतः पराशरोक्त 'चरे त्वेको द्विभे चान्यः' अथवा महर्षि जैमिन्युक्तसूत्र "मध्ययोराद्यन्तयोर्वा हीनम्" के अनुसार अल्पायु योग सिद्ध। लग्न स्थिर (सिंह) में और होरालग्न चर (कर्क) में हैं अतः पराशरोक्त "चरे स्थिरे तथैकैको मध्यमायुः" तथा जैमिन्युक्त 'प्रथमद्वितीयसयोरन्तयोर्वा मध्यम्' के अनुसार मध्यमायु योग सिद्ध हुआ। लग्न स्थिर (सिंह) और चन्द्रमा चर (कर्क) में हैं अतः उपर्युक्त नियमानुसार मध्यमायु योग ही सिद्ध हुआ। अतः 'योगाभ्यां वा त्रिभिर्यो गनिष्पन्नं नेयनैव तत्' या 'संवादात्-प्रामाण्यम्' के अनुसार मध्यमायु योग ही मान्य होगा। स्पष्टायुर्वर्षादि साधन-- पूर्वोक्त आयुःस्पष्टीकरण रीति में 'योगकृद्ग्रहभागानां योगे तत्संख्ययोद्धृते' आदि के अनुसार अंशादियोगकारकग्रह-- लग्न = २५।३३।५३", होरालग्न = ११।४९।४५", शनैश्चर = ११।१५।१२", चन्द्र = १४।१८।२६"। योग = ६२।५७।१६। इसमें योगकारक ग्रह संख्या ४ से भाग दिया तो लब्ध अंशादि = १५।४४'। १९" । इसको दो प्रकार से मध्यायु योग सिद्ध होने के कारण द्वितीय खण्ड ३६ से गुणा किया तो गुणनफल = ५४०।१६६०।१२८५" = ५५१।१४।४५" = ५५१ + (६० ३६०० ९४ ८०) दृसमें ३० से भाग देने पर लब्धवर्ष = १८। वर्षविशेष = ११ + ७/६ + १/८० को १२ से गुणा करने पर मासात्मक = १२(११+७/६+१/८०) = २(११+७/६+१/८०) = २२+३/६+१/८० प्रथम खण्ड मे भाग-देने पर लब्ध मास = ४ मासावशेष = २+३/६+१/८० को ३० से गुणा किया तो दिनात्मक=३०(२+३/६+१/८०) = ६(२+३/६+१/८०) = १२+१४/६+३/२० = १२+४/६+३/२० अतः लब्धदिन = १२। दिनावशेष = ४/६+३/२० को ६० से गुण किया तो घट्यात्मक = ६०(४/६+३/२०) = ४८+९ = ५७ = घटी। अतः लब्ध वर्षादि = १८।४।१२।५७।००। इसे दो योग सम्बद्ध मध्यायु वर्ष ७२ में घटाने पर ७२-(१८।४।१२।५७।०) = ५३।७।१७।३।० = स्पष्टायु वर्षादि। (उदाहरण के अनुसार इस जातक की स्पष्ट आयु ५३ वर्ष ७ मास १७ दिन ३ घटी हुई।)

    स्रोत: Page241 (PDF p.273), folio "241" confirmed top-right. Running head reads the CHAPTER NAME "आयुर्दायाध्यायः" (C-type) -- page240 was T-type, so page241 continues the alternation: C,T,C,T,C,T,C,T,C,T,C across pages231-241 (ELEVEN consecutive pages now). Threshold selection: sweep (scratchpad/sweep241.py) found T5=36, T7=34 -- a discrepancy of TWO bands, larger than the usual single-band case. Diff (scratchpad/diff241.py) required manual band-by-band alignment of both lists. Investigated via zoom (scratchpad/p241-disc1.png at native y=1080-1260, p241-disc2.png at y=4700-4940, p241-tail-check.png at y=4830-end). Both discrepancies resolved as genuine content that T7 would silently drop: (1) native (1160,1199) h39 = a new structural subheading "स्पष्टार्थ चक्र--"; (2) native (4802,4845) h43 = a printer's gathering/signature mark "१६ बृ० पा०" forming the page's true final line. THRESH=5 confirmed necessary. Gap re-scan (mandatory): max gap 128px (band11-to-12), well below the ~223px chapter-transition signature. No re-scan needed. Bands0: folio + running head, confirmed C-type as above. Bands1-5: CLOSES the multi-page shared commentary left cut off at the end of page240 (bands31-32 there ended mid-sentence "इसी तरह तीनों..."). Page241 opens "प्रकार से मध्यायु प्राप्त होने पर..." which joins seamlessly ("इसी तरह तीनों प्रकार से मध्यायु प्राप्त होने पर..."), completing the figures: मध्यायु = 80/72/64 वर्ष (3/2/1-yoga), अल्पायु = 32/36/40 वर्ष (3/2/1-yoga) -- matching the plain-numeral and bhuta-sankhya figures already given in verses 44.42-44.43. Closes with a summary sentence giving the "खण्ड" (division) values in single/double/triple-yoga order as ४०.३६.३२, then the citation "जिनके द्वारा स्पष्ट आयु-साधन करना चाहिए ॥ ४१-४४ ॥" -- this citation range (41-44) is now IN ORDER and consistent (unlike page240's forward-citing "४१" curiosity), closing the twelfth multi-page shared-commentary occurrence. Full verbatim text appended to verse 44.44's translationHi as an UPDATE. Band6: structural editorial subheading (not seeded as a verse): "स्पष्टार्थ चक्र--" ("Clear-meaning chart--"). Band7: a plain horizontal rule (table top border), not textual content. Bands8-11: a FOUR-ROW REFERENCE TABLE (structural/editorial summary, not seeded as verse content) restating the दीर्घ/मध्यम/अल्प-आयु figures already given across verses 44.41-44.44 and the closing commentary above: दीर्घयुः | एकयोगे-९६ | योगद्वये १०८ | योगत्रये १२० मध्यायुः | एकयोगे-६४ | योगद्वये-७२ | योगत्रये ८० अल्पायुः | योगत्रये-३२ | योगद्वये-३६ | एकयोगे-४० खण्डानि | ३२ | ३६ | ४० Note the अल्पायुः and खण्डानि rows print their three columns in the OPPOSITE order (triple/double/single) from the दीर्घयुः and मध्यायुः rows (single/double/triple) -- retained and disclosed exactly as printed, not "corrected" for consistency. This table directly corroborates the numeric figures already transcribed in verses 44.41-44.44, so it is recorded here as a source/structural note rather than duplicated as new verse content. Band12: structural editorial subheading (not seeded as a verse): "आयुः स्फुटीकरण की रीति--" ("The method for making the lifespan exact--"), introducing verses 44.45-44.46. Bands13-14: verse 44.45. Bands15-16: verse 44.46, closing "॥ ४६ ॥". Word "आसभागा" in 44.46 is an uncertain/non-standard printed compound -- retained exactly as printed and disclosed, not silently corrected to a more expected form (e.g. "इष्टभागा"); verified via multiple close zoom crops (scratchpad/p241-b16-word-zoom3.png, zoom4.png) which confirm the glyphs read "आस" + "भागा", not a misread of another word. Band17: a short unnumbered Sanskrit-style formulaic line "त्रिंशता प्राप्तशेषोद्धृरून स्पष्टायुरीरितम् ।" appearing immediately after verse 46's close, ending in a single danda (not the double danda that marks a verse), and with NO verse number anywhere near it -- the following bands (18-22) are unambiguous Hindi prose commentary. Per the hard constraint against fabricating a verse-number citation the printed source does not carry, this line is NOT assigned a verse ref; it is retained verbatim and recorded here as a disclosed print anomaly, treated as the lead-in of the commentary that follows (attached to 44.46's translationHi). Bands18-22: Hindi commentary shared across verses 44.45-44.46, explaining the calculation method (sum the yogakaraka planets' degrees, divide by their count, multiply the resulting fraction by the khanda divisor, divide by 30, subtract from/relate to the base years to get the exact lifespan), closing "॥ ४५-४६ ॥" -- an in-order, consistent citation. Full verbatim text (including band17's lead-in) attached as translationHi on verse 44.46. Band23: structural editorial subheading (not seeded as a verse): "विमर्श--" ("Discussion--"), introducing an extended editorial essay, NOT verse content. Bands24-34: the "विमर्श" editorial discussion in Hindi prose, reflecting on the importance of longevity-calculation in human life, noting that ancient sages and later horoscopy authors each took their own approach, and specifically that Maharishi Jaimini treated longevity in the entire first pada of the second adhyaya of his Jaiminisutra (opening words quoted: "आयुः पितृदिनेशाभ्याम्"), covering pindayu/nisargayu/amshayu; the passage then states that Maharishi Parashara's method in "this very chapter" is itself a transformation/variant of Jaimini's method, that it cannot be said with certainty who transformed whose method, that Parashara's style is puranic while Jaimini's is sutra-style, and that despite the difference in style the subject matter is... Band34 (the page's final text line) is PARTIALLY OBSCURED: it is printed at the same vertical position as the eGangotri digitization watermark, the two texts overlapping/interleaved rather than the watermark occupying its own clear band as on every prior page through page240. Confirmed via multiple zoom crops (scratchpad/p241-b34-zoom.png, -left/-mid/-right/-farright.png) that this is a genuine print/scan overlap, not a misread -- legible fragments include "में एक" near the start and "समत्व" near the end, but the words between are not reliably separable from the superimposed watermark text and are NOT transcribed to avoid fabrication. This is a DISCLOSED, first-of-its-kind print anomaly in this session: the watermark is present on this page after all (correcting the earlier working hypothesis from the discrepancy investigation that it might be absent), just overlapping the body text instead of sitting below it. Full legible portion of the discussion attached as trailing translationHi content on verse 44.46 (the nearest preceding verse), since this essay is a general chapter reflection rather than commentary on a specific verse. Band35 (tail): confirmed via zoom (scratchpad/p241-b35.png, clean/unobstructed) to be a printer's gathering/signature mark "१६ बृ० पा०" ("16 Bṛ. Pā."), NOT the eGangotri watermark (which, per band34 above, is present but overlapping the body text one band earlier on this page). This is the page's true final printed element. No chapter colophon found on this page. Chapter 44 (आयुर्दायाध्यायः) remains open/provisional; the "विमर्श" discussion (bands23-34) is a reflective essay on the chapter's content, not itself a closing colophon. --- Page242 (PDF p.274), folio "242" confirmed top-left. Running head reads the GENERIC TEXT TITLE "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" (T-type) -- page241 was C-type, page242 continues the alternation: C,T,C,T,C,T,C,T,C,T,C,T across pages231-242 (TWELVE consecutive pages now). Threshold selection: sweep (scratchpad/sweep242.py) found T5=37, T7=34 -- a discrepancy of THREE bands. Diff (scratchpad/diff242.py) required manual alignment across the full lists. Investigated via zoom (scratchpad/p242-disc-a/b/c.png). All three resolved as genuine content T7 would drop: (1) native (1916,1962) = commentary tail-line "तदुपरि साध्ययोग ।"; (2) native (3844,3870) = new subheading "जन्माङ्कचक्र--"; (3) native (4590,4623) = part of a horoscope-chart diagram. THRESH=5 confirmed necessary a third time in this bundle. Gap re-scan (mandatory): two unusually large gaps found -- (4220,4590) 370px and (4795,5003) 208px, both approaching the ~223px chapter-transition signature. Re-scanned via zoom (scratchpad/p242-gap1.png, p242-gap2.png): BOTH are genuinely blank diagram interior (a kundali/horoscope chart's diamond cells, mostly empty with only thin diagonal boundary lines that don't cross the row-darkness threshold) -- NOT a chapter transition, no missed text content. This entire page contains NO new BPHS verse text. It is the direct continuation of the "विमर्श" (Discussion) editorial essay opened on page241 (bands23-34 there), which itself is not attached to a specific verse but is stored as trailing reference material on verse 44.46 (the nearest preceding verse). Recorded here as a structural/source note, not as new verse entries: Bands0-9: continues the विमर्श essay. Lists ELEVEN of Maharishi Jaimini's longevity-method sutras (from Jaiminisutra) by number, in Hindi editorial prose introducing them as "विषय महर्षि जैमिनि के अधोलिखित सूत्रों में अन्हित हैं" (word "अन्हित" is a non-standard/uncertain printed reading, possibly intending "अन्तर्हित" [contained within] -- retained exactly as printed and disclosed, not silently corrected). The eleven sutra fragments (short ancient Sanskrit aphorisms, quoted as attributed reference material, verbatim as printed, uncertain compressed readings retained rather than normalized): (1) आयुः पितृदिनेशाभ्याम् (2) प्रथमयोरुत्तरयोर्वा दीर्घम् (3) प्रथमद्वितीययोरन्त्ययोर्वा मध्यम् (4) मध्ययोराद्यन्तयोर्वा हीनम् (5) एवं चन्द्रमन्दाभ्याम् (6) पितृकालतश्च (7) संवादात्प्रामाण्यम् (8) विसंवादे पितृकालः (9) पितृलाभगेचन्द्रे चन्द्रसन्दाभ्याम् (10) शनौ योगहेतौ कद्यहानिः (11) पितृलाभगे गुरौ केवलशुभयोगिनि च कद्यावृद्धिः. Words in sutras (10)-(11) ("कद्यहानिः", "कद्यावृद्धिः") are uncertain/compressed printed readings, retained as printed and disclosed rather than normalized to an expected form. Closes with the editor's own first-person voice: "यही आयुर्विचार अधिक प्रशस्त एवं मान्य है, यों तो जातक-तत्त्व में आयुर्दायानयन १२ प्रकार से किया गया है। विस्तारभय से उन प्रकारों का प्रदर्शन असम्भव है किन्तु उपर्युक्त महर्षि पराशर एवं महर्षि जैमिनि-युक्त प्रकार का उदाहरण के द्वारा स्पष्टीकरण करना उपयुक्त समझता हूँ।" -- confirms this whole passage (spanning page241's विमर्श opening through page242's sutra list) is a THIRTEENTH multi-page shared-commentary/discussion occurrence in this session, now closing into a worked example. Bands10-19: a fully worked numerical example (उदाहरण), NOT verse text -- birth data "संवत् १९४६ कार्तिक कृष्ण अष्टमी", detailed panchanga figures (नक्षत्र, योग, तिथि माप, दिनमान, रात्रिमान, अयनांश), lagna/dashamlagna/horalagna figures, and the editorial instruction that sagatika (motion-corrected) instantaneous exact planets must first be derived via the method of the ग्रहादिसाधन chapter before longevity analysis proceeds. Band20 subheading: "सगतिक तात्कालिक स्पष्टग्रह--" ("Motion-corrected instantaneous exact planets--"), introducing a nine-graha position table. Bands21-29: the nine-graha table (सूर्य, चन्द्र, भौम, बुध, गुरु, शुक्र, शनि, राहु, केतु), each with a degree-minute-second position and daily motion (गति) -- pure numeric example data, not verse text. Band30 subheading: "जन्माङ्कचक्र--" ("Birth-numeral chart--"). Bands31-35: a kundali (diamond horoscope chart) diagram for the example birth, with house numbers and planet abbreviations. Legible fragments (recorded descriptively, not as a full reconstructed grid, to avoid over-interpreting compressed print abbreviations): house5 marked "(लग्न)" [ascendant], house7 "सू." [Sun], house3 "रा." [Rahu], house6 "बु.श." [Mercury+Saturn], plus partially-legible numerals for houses 9-12. This is graphical/illustrative content, not seeded as verse text, consistent with the copyright-safety convention already applied to page241's स्पष्टार्थ चक्र table. Band35 (tail, within the same region as the chart's lower houses): eGangotri digitization watermark, back in its own clear position (not overlapping body text, unlike page241's anomaly) -- "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri". Band36: a full-width black region at the extreme bottom edge of the scan (y=5003-5174) -- a scan/binding-edge artifact, not printed content. No chapter colophon found on this page. Chapter 44 (आयुर्दायाध्यायः) remains open/provisional at 46 verses (44.1-44.46) -- unchanged by this page, since it contains no new verse text. --- Page243 (PDF p.275), folio "243". Running head reads the CHAPTER NAME "आयुर्दायाध्यायः" (C-type) -- page242 was T-type, page243 continues the alternation: C,T,C,T,...,C(241),T(242),C(243) -- THIRTEEN consecutive pages now. Threshold selection: sweep (scratchpad/sweep243.py) found T5=34, T7=32 -- a discrepancy of TWO bands. Diff (scratchpad/diff243.py) identified: native (2281,2328) and native (3344,3371). Investigated via zoom (scratchpad/p243-disc-a.png, p243-disc-b.png): both genuine content -- (1) a lagna-figure line "लग्न = २५।३३।५३""; (2) a numeric table-continuation row "६० ३६०० ९४ ८०". THRESH=5 confirmed necessary again. Gap re-scan (mandatory): one gap of 232px (band32-to-33), at/above the ~223px chapter-transition signature. Re-scanned via zoom (scratchpad/p243-gap1.png): confirmed genuinely blank space between the page's last body-text line and the bottom scan margin -- NOT a chapter transition, no missed text. This entire page contains NO new BPHS verse text -- it is a direct continuation of the worked numerical example opened on page242 (itself a continuation of the "विमर्श" discussion opened on page241, per the standing multi-page shared-commentary pattern). Recorded here as structural/source narrative, appended as further trailing content on verse 44.46 (nearest preceding verse): Band1 subheading: "उपर्युक्त श्लोक ३३ से ४० तक के नियमानुसार आयुविचार--" ("Lifespan analysis per the rules of the above-mentioned verses 33 to 40--"), opening application of the EARLIER chapter-44 rules (verses 33-40, governing अल्पायु/मध्यायु/दीर्घायु category determination) to the example horoscope introduced on page242. Bands2-9: applies three separate criteria (lagnesh-ashtamesh pair; lagna-horalagna pair; lagna-chandra pair) to the example chart, quoting Parashara's own verse phrase "चरे त्वेको द्विभे चान्यः" and two Jaimini sutra phrases ("मध्ययोराद्यन्तयोर्वा हीनम्", among others already listed on page242) as authority for each criterion; two criteria indicate मध्यमायु (medium life), the third indicates अल्पायु (short life); the discrepancy is resolved via citing 'योगाभ्यां वा त्रिभिर्यो गनिष्पन्नं नेयनैव तत्' and 'संवादात्-प्रामाण्यम्' (majority/matching-criteria principle, already quoted among the Jaimini sutras on page242) to conclude मध्यमायु is the valid determination for this example chart. Band10 subheading: "स्पष्टायुर्वर्षादि साधन--" ("Deriving the exact lifespan in years etc.--"), opening the next calculation stage applying verse 44.46's own method (quoting its opening phrase "योगकृद्ग्रहभागानां योगे तत्संख्ययोद्धृते" verbatim, matching the verse text already seeded from page241). Bands11-30: a fully worked step-by-step arithmetic derivation -- degree positions of the four yoga-karaka planets (लग्न, होरालग्न, शनैश्चर, चन्द्र) are summed, divided by their count (4), the fractional remainder converted through khanda(36)-multiplication, then progressively converted through months/days/ghati sub-units via repeated multiply-divide steps, arriving at a correction figure "लब्ध वर्षादि = १८।४।१२।५७।००". This numeric derivation is recorded narratively here (not cell-by-cell) to avoid over-interpreting compressed fractional notation; the working shown in the source page is straightforward arithmetic, not additional verse text. Band31-32: closes the calculation -- "इसे दो योग सम्बद्ध मध्यायु वर्ष ७२ में घटाने पर ७२-(१८।४।१२।५७।०) = ५३।७।१७।३।० = स्पष्टायु वर्षादि।" i.e. subtracting the correction from the madhyayu base of 72 years yields a final example result of 53 years, 7 months, 17 days, 3 ghati. **Band32 has the eGangotri digitization watermark printed immediately above this closing line** (a second instance of watermark/body-text proximity this bundle, after page241's band34) -- here the watermark sits in the line above rather than interleaved with the glyphs themselves, so the body text remains FULLY legible; both lines are transcribed in full, nothing obscured or omitted. Band33: solid-black scan-edge/binding-shadow margin at the extreme bottom of the page (third such occurrence this bundle, after page242's band36) -- not printed content. No chapter colophon found on this page. Chapter 44 (आयुर्दायाध्यायः) remains open/provisional at 46 verses (44.1-44.46) -- unchanged, since page243 introduces no new verse text. **The worked numerical example that began on page242 is now CLOSED** (its final result computed and stated) -- to be confirmed at the start of page244's read whether a NEW subheading/verse opens next or whether further reflective commentary follows.

  47. 44.47 सत्यापित

    44.47

    संस्कृत

    मन्दे योगकरे कक्ष्याहासो वृद्धिमेता परैः । नहि स्वभोच्चगे नो वा क्रूरमात्रान्वितेक्षिते ॥ ४७ ॥

    mande yogakare kakshyahaso vriddhimeta paraih, nahi svabhocchage no va krooramatranvitekshite

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When Saturn (manda) is the yoga-karaka planet, there is a decrease in the khanda-count; though some other teachers hold that there is an increase instead. [Neither shift occurs] if Saturn stands in its own sign or in exaltation, or is conjoined/aspected only by malefic planets.

    स्रोत: Page244 (PDF p.276), folio "244". Running head reads the GENERIC TEXT TITLE "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" (T-type) -- page243 was C-type, page244 continues the alternation: C,T,C,T,...,C(243),T(244) -- FOURTEEN consecutive pages now (231-244). Threshold selection: sweep (scratchpad/sweep244.py) found T5=T7=31 -- no discrepancy this time, first page this bundle without one. Gap re-scan (mandatory): one gap of 260px (band0-to-band1), above the ~223px chapter-transition signature. Re-scanned via zoom (scratchpad/p244-gap1.png): revealed a genuinely blank stretch of page margin followed by a short subheading "विशेष--" ("Note--") that itself did NOT clear the row-darkness threshold as its own band (its ink coverage, being short and centered, stayed under 5% of row width) -- NOT a chapter transition, no missed verse content, but the subheading text itself is disclosed here as a structural marker preceding verses 44.47-44.48 (a first: a subheading invisible to band-detection, caught only by the mandatory gap re-scan). This page adds SEVEN new verses (44.47 through 44.53) -- the largest single-page verse yield this bundle. Structural markers (not seeded as verses): band11 subheading "कद्याहासवृद्धि का लक्षण--" ("Characteristic of khanda decrease/increase--"); band20 dialogue marker "मैत्रेय उवाच--" ("Maitreya said--"); band25 dialogue marker "पराशर उवाच--" ("Parashara said--"). Hindi commentary for each verse-pair is attached as translationHi, closing with in-order citations "॥ ४७-४८ ॥", "॥ ४९-५० ॥", "॥ ५१ ॥" respectively (all consistent, no forward-citing anomalies this page). **Band30 (the page's final line) is HEAVILY OBSCURED by the eGangotri digitization watermark** -- a THIRD watermark-overlap instance this bundle (after page241's band34 and page243's band32), and by far the worst: true character-level interleaving across the entire line width (verified via multiple zoom crops and darkness-threshold isolation attempts: p244-b30-zoom.png, p244-b30-left.png, p244-b30-right.png, p244-b30-thresh60/80.png -- none cleanly separate the overlapping glyphs). Per the hard constraint against fabricating verse text, this line is NOT transcribed and NOT assigned a verse reference -- it is left unpublished. It likely continues the enumeration begun in verse 44.53 (which ends mid-topic on "दिव्ये दशशताब्दकम्", the divya-category figure, suggesting the amita/unlimited category's definition or a further verse follows) -- to be checked at the start of page245's read, where the same content may reappear unobscured (as happened with page241's watermark-tail vs page240's clean continuation). No chapter colophon found on this page. Chapter 44 (आयुर्दायाध्यायः) verse count grows to 53 (44.1-44.53), STILL PROVISIONAL.

  48. 44.48 सत्यापित

    44.48

    संस्कृत

    गुरौ विलग्नमदगे केवलं सद्युतेक्षिते । कक्ष्योपचितिरुक्तस्य आयुषो जायेत सप्तम ॥ ४८ ॥

    gurau vilagnamadage kevalam sadyutekshite, kakshyopachitirukstasya ayusho jayeta saptama

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If Jupiter is in the lagna or the 7th house, and is conjoined/aspected only by benefic planets, then an increase in the khanda [unit-count] of the said lifespan occurs.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    शनि के योगकारक होने पर कद्या का ह्रास होता है परन्तु कतिपय आचार्यों ने योगकारक शनि में कद्या की वृद्धि कही है। यह ह्रास-वृद्धि, शनि यदि स्वगृही या स्वोच्चस्थ हो अथवा पापग्रहमात्र से युतदृष्ट हो तो, नहीं होती है। अर्थात् यथावत् कद्या रह जाती है। लग्न या सप्तम में गुरु हो तथा केवल शुभग्रह से ही युतदृष्ट हो तो कद्या की वृद्धि होती है ॥ ४७-४८ ॥

    स्रोत: Page244 (PDF p.276), folio "244". Running head reads the GENERIC TEXT TITLE "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" (T-type) -- page243 was C-type, page244 continues the alternation: C,T,C,T,...,C(243),T(244) -- FOURTEEN consecutive pages now (231-244). Threshold selection: sweep (scratchpad/sweep244.py) found T5=T7=31 -- no discrepancy this time, first page this bundle without one. Gap re-scan (mandatory): one gap of 260px (band0-to-band1), above the ~223px chapter-transition signature. Re-scanned via zoom (scratchpad/p244-gap1.png): revealed a genuinely blank stretch of page margin followed by a short subheading "विशेष--" ("Note--") that itself did NOT clear the row-darkness threshold as its own band (its ink coverage, being short and centered, stayed under 5% of row width) -- NOT a chapter transition, no missed verse content, but the subheading text itself is disclosed here as a structural marker preceding verses 44.47-44.48 (a first: a subheading invisible to band-detection, caught only by the mandatory gap re-scan). This page adds SEVEN new verses (44.47 through 44.53) -- the largest single-page verse yield this bundle. Structural markers (not seeded as verses): band11 subheading "कद्याहासवृद्धि का लक्षण--" ("Characteristic of khanda decrease/increase--"); band20 dialogue marker "मैत्रेय उवाच--" ("Maitreya said--"); band25 dialogue marker "पराशर उवाच--" ("Parashara said--"). Hindi commentary for each verse-pair is attached as translationHi, closing with in-order citations "॥ ४७-४८ ॥", "॥ ४९-५० ॥", "॥ ५१ ॥" respectively (all consistent, no forward-citing anomalies this page). **Band30 (the page's final line) is HEAVILY OBSCURED by the eGangotri digitization watermark** -- a THIRD watermark-overlap instance this bundle (after page241's band34 and page243's band32), and by far the worst: true character-level interleaving across the entire line width (verified via multiple zoom crops and darkness-threshold isolation attempts: p244-b30-zoom.png, p244-b30-left.png, p244-b30-right.png, p244-b30-thresh60/80.png -- none cleanly separate the overlapping glyphs). Per the hard constraint against fabricating verse text, this line is NOT transcribed and NOT assigned a verse reference -- it is left unpublished. It likely continues the enumeration begun in verse 44.53 (which ends mid-topic on "दिव्ये दशशताब्दकम्", the divya-category figure, suggesting the amita/unlimited category's definition or a further verse follows) -- to be checked at the start of page245's read, where the same content may reappear unobscured (as happened with page241's watermark-tail vs page240's clean continuation). No chapter colophon found on this page. Chapter 44 (आयुर्दायाध्यायः) verse count grows to 53 (44.1-44.53), STILL PROVISIONAL.

  49. 44.49 सत्यापित

    44.49

    संस्कृत

    निरायुष्यल्पमायुः स्यादल्पायुषि तु मध्यमम् । मध्यमायुषि दीर्घं च दीर्घायुष्यमितं मतम् ॥ ४९ ॥

    nirayushyalpamayuh syad alpayushi tu madhyamam, madhyamayushi deergham cha deerghayushyamitam matam

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [In the state of khanda-increase]: a would-be nirayu (no-life) chart becomes alpayu (short-life); alpayu becomes madhyamayu (medium); madhyamayu becomes dirghayu (long); and dirghayu becomes amitayu (unlimited) -- so it is held.

    स्रोत: Page244 (PDF p.276), folio "244". Running head reads the GENERIC TEXT TITLE "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" (T-type) -- page243 was C-type, page244 continues the alternation: C,T,C,T,...,C(243),T(244) -- FOURTEEN consecutive pages now (231-244). Threshold selection: sweep (scratchpad/sweep244.py) found T5=T7=31 -- no discrepancy this time, first page this bundle without one. Gap re-scan (mandatory): one gap of 260px (band0-to-band1), above the ~223px chapter-transition signature. Re-scanned via zoom (scratchpad/p244-gap1.png): revealed a genuinely blank stretch of page margin followed by a short subheading "विशेष--" ("Note--") that itself did NOT clear the row-darkness threshold as its own band (its ink coverage, being short and centered, stayed under 5% of row width) -- NOT a chapter transition, no missed verse content, but the subheading text itself is disclosed here as a structural marker preceding verses 44.47-44.48 (a first: a subheading invisible to band-detection, caught only by the mandatory gap re-scan). This page adds SEVEN new verses (44.47 through 44.53) -- the largest single-page verse yield this bundle. Structural markers (not seeded as verses): band11 subheading "कद्याहासवृद्धि का लक्षण--" ("Characteristic of khanda decrease/increase--"); band20 dialogue marker "मैत्रेय उवाच--" ("Maitreya said--"); band25 dialogue marker "पराशर उवाच--" ("Parashara said--"). Hindi commentary for each verse-pair is attached as translationHi, closing with in-order citations "॥ ४७-४८ ॥", "॥ ४९-५० ॥", "॥ ५१ ॥" respectively (all consistent, no forward-citing anomalies this page). **Band30 (the page's final line) is HEAVILY OBSCURED by the eGangotri digitization watermark** -- a THIRD watermark-overlap instance this bundle (after page241's band34 and page243's band32), and by far the worst: true character-level interleaving across the entire line width (verified via multiple zoom crops and darkness-threshold isolation attempts: p244-b30-zoom.png, p244-b30-left.png, p244-b30-right.png, p244-b30-thresh60/80.png -- none cleanly separate the overlapping glyphs). Per the hard constraint against fabricating verse text, this line is NOT transcribed and NOT assigned a verse reference -- it is left unpublished. It likely continues the enumeration begun in verse 44.53 (which ends mid-topic on "दिव्ये दशशताब्दकम्", the divya-category figure, suggesting the amita/unlimited category's definition or a further verse follows) -- to be checked at the start of page245's read, where the same content may reappear unobscured (as happened with page241's watermark-tail vs page240's clean continuation). No chapter colophon found on this page. Chapter 44 (आयुर्दायाध्यायः) verse count grows to 53 (44.1-44.53), STILL PROVISIONAL.

  50. 44.50 सत्यापित

    44.50

    संस्कृत

    कक्ष्याहासे गुरौ त्वेवं जायते योगकारके । अतो विपर्ययेणैव कक्ष्याहासोऽर्कजे मतः ॥ ५० ॥

    kakshyahase gurau tv evam jayate yogakarake, ato viparyayenaiva kakshyahaso rkaje matah

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    This [category-shift] occurs for Jupiter when it is the yoga-karaka causing khanda-increase; therefore, by the reverse rule, khanda-decrease [shifting a category down] is held for Saturn (arkaja, son of the Sun).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    कद्यावृद्धि की स्थिति में अनायु में अल्पायु, अल्पायु में मध्यायु, मध्यायु में दीर्घायु, और दीर्घायु में अमितायु होती है। गुरु के योगकारक होने पर कद्यावृद्धि और शनि के योगहेतु में कद्या का ह्रास अर्थात् अमितायु में दीर्घायु, दीर्घायु में मध्यायु, मध्यायु में अल्पायु, और अल्पायु में हीनायु, समझना चाहिए ॥ ४९-५० ॥

    स्रोत: Page244 (PDF p.276), folio "244". Running head reads the GENERIC TEXT TITLE "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" (T-type) -- page243 was C-type, page244 continues the alternation: C,T,C,T,...,C(243),T(244) -- FOURTEEN consecutive pages now (231-244). Threshold selection: sweep (scratchpad/sweep244.py) found T5=T7=31 -- no discrepancy this time, first page this bundle without one. Gap re-scan (mandatory): one gap of 260px (band0-to-band1), above the ~223px chapter-transition signature. Re-scanned via zoom (scratchpad/p244-gap1.png): revealed a genuinely blank stretch of page margin followed by a short subheading "विशेष--" ("Note--") that itself did NOT clear the row-darkness threshold as its own band (its ink coverage, being short and centered, stayed under 5% of row width) -- NOT a chapter transition, no missed verse content, but the subheading text itself is disclosed here as a structural marker preceding verses 44.47-44.48 (a first: a subheading invisible to band-detection, caught only by the mandatory gap re-scan). This page adds SEVEN new verses (44.47 through 44.53) -- the largest single-page verse yield this bundle. Structural markers (not seeded as verses): band11 subheading "कद्याहासवृद्धि का लक्षण--" ("Characteristic of khanda decrease/increase--"); band20 dialogue marker "मैत्रेय उवाच--" ("Maitreya said--"); band25 dialogue marker "पराशर उवाच--" ("Parashara said--"). Hindi commentary for each verse-pair is attached as translationHi, closing with in-order citations "॥ ४७-४८ ॥", "॥ ४९-५० ॥", "॥ ५१ ॥" respectively (all consistent, no forward-citing anomalies this page). **Band30 (the page's final line) is HEAVILY OBSCURED by the eGangotri digitization watermark** -- a THIRD watermark-overlap instance this bundle (after page241's band34 and page243's band32), and by far the worst: true character-level interleaving across the entire line width (verified via multiple zoom crops and darkness-threshold isolation attempts: p244-b30-zoom.png, p244-b30-left.png, p244-b30-right.png, p244-b30-thresh60/80.png -- none cleanly separate the overlapping glyphs). Per the hard constraint against fabricating verse text, this line is NOT transcribed and NOT assigned a verse reference -- it is left unpublished. It likely continues the enumeration begun in verse 44.53 (which ends mid-topic on "दिव्ये दशशताब्दकम्", the divya-category figure, suggesting the amita/unlimited category's definition or a further verse follows) -- to be checked at the start of page245's read, where the same content may reappear unobscured (as happened with page241's watermark-tail vs page240's clean continuation). No chapter colophon found on this page. Chapter 44 (आयुर्दायाध्यायः) verse count grows to 53 (44.1-44.53), STILL PROVISIONAL.

  51. 44.51 सत्यापित

    44.51

    संस्कृत

    भगवन्नायुषो नानाभेदास्तु भवतोदिताः । कियन्तस्ते कदाऽनायुरधिकायुश्च जातकः ॥ ५१ ॥

    bhagavannayusho nanabhedastu bhavatoditah, kiyantaste kada nayuradhikayushcha jatakah

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [Maitreya asked:] O Lord, you have declared various categories of lifespan. How many are there, and when does a native have "no-life" (anayu) or "excess-life" (adhikayu)?

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    मैत्रेय ने कहा--हे भगवन् आप ने आयु के अनेक प्रकार बतलाए, परन्तु वे सब कितने हैं और कब अनायु या अधिकायु योग होता है, कृपया बतलावें ॥ ५१ ॥

    स्रोत: Page244 (PDF p.276), folio "244". Running head reads the GENERIC TEXT TITLE "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" (T-type) -- page243 was C-type, page244 continues the alternation: C,T,C,T,...,C(243),T(244) -- FOURTEEN consecutive pages now (231-244). Threshold selection: sweep (scratchpad/sweep244.py) found T5=T7=31 -- no discrepancy this time, first page this bundle without one. Gap re-scan (mandatory): one gap of 260px (band0-to-band1), above the ~223px chapter-transition signature. Re-scanned via zoom (scratchpad/p244-gap1.png): revealed a genuinely blank stretch of page margin followed by a short subheading "विशेष--" ("Note--") that itself did NOT clear the row-darkness threshold as its own band (its ink coverage, being short and centered, stayed under 5% of row width) -- NOT a chapter transition, no missed verse content, but the subheading text itself is disclosed here as a structural marker preceding verses 44.47-44.48 (a first: a subheading invisible to band-detection, caught only by the mandatory gap re-scan). This page adds SEVEN new verses (44.47 through 44.53) -- the largest single-page verse yield this bundle. Structural markers (not seeded as verses): band11 subheading "कद्याहासवृद्धि का लक्षण--" ("Characteristic of khanda decrease/increase--"); band20 dialogue marker "मैत्रेय उवाच--" ("Maitreya said--"); band25 dialogue marker "पराशर उवाच--" ("Parashara said--"). Hindi commentary for each verse-pair is attached as translationHi, closing with in-order citations "॥ ४७-४८ ॥", "॥ ४९-५० ॥", "॥ ५१ ॥" respectively (all consistent, no forward-citing anomalies this page). **Band30 (the page's final line) is HEAVILY OBSCURED by the eGangotri digitization watermark** -- a THIRD watermark-overlap instance this bundle (after page241's band34 and page243's band32), and by far the worst: true character-level interleaving across the entire line width (verified via multiple zoom crops and darkness-threshold isolation attempts: p244-b30-zoom.png, p244-b30-left.png, p244-b30-right.png, p244-b30-thresh60/80.png -- none cleanly separate the overlapping glyphs). Per the hard constraint against fabricating verse text, this line is NOT transcribed and NOT assigned a verse reference -- it is left unpublished. It likely continues the enumeration begun in verse 44.53 (which ends mid-topic on "दिव्ये दशशताब्दकम्", the divya-category figure, suggesting the amita/unlimited category's definition or a further verse follows) -- to be checked at the start of page245's read, where the same content may reappear unobscured (as happened with page241's watermark-tail vs page240's clean continuation). No chapter colophon found on this page. Chapter 44 (आयुर्दायाध्यायः) verse count grows to 53 (44.1-44.53), STILL PROVISIONAL.

  52. 44.52 सत्यापित

    44.52

    संस्कृत

    समधायुमतं वालारिष्टं योगजरिष्टकम् । अल्पमध्यमदीर्घं च दिव्यं चामितमेव च ॥ ५२ ॥

    samadhayumatam balarishtam yogajarishtakam, alpamadhyamadeergham cha divyam chamitameva cha

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [Parashara answered:] The categories of lifespan held are: bala-arishta (infant affliction), yoga-ja-rishta (combination-caused affliction), alpa (short), madhyama (medium), dirgha (long), divya (celestial-measure), and amita (unlimited) as well. (Word "समधायुमतं" is a compressed/uncertain printed compound, retained exactly as printed.)

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    वालारिष्ट, योगजरिष्ट, अल्प, मध्यम, दीर्घ, दिव्य, तथा अमित ये सात प्रकार के आयुर्दाय हैं। बालारिष्ट में ८ वर्ष, योगारिष्ट में २० वर्ष, दीर्घायु में १२० वर्ष, दिव्यायु में १००० वर्ष, अमितायु में सहस्राधिक वर्ष जो पुण्यवान् को ही प्राप्त होता है ॥ ५२-५३½ ॥ [टीका का आरम्भिक अंश page244 की अंतिम पंक्ति (band30) में था, जो eGangotri जल-चिह्न से पूर्णतः अतिव्याप्त होकर अपठनीय रह गया और अप्रकाशित छोड़ा गया; प्रस्तुत अंश page245 पर स्पष्ट रूप से जारी है]

    स्रोत: Page244 (PDF p.276), folio "244". Running head reads the GENERIC TEXT TITLE "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" (T-type) -- page243 was C-type, page244 continues the alternation: C,T,C,T,...,C(243),T(244) -- FOURTEEN consecutive pages now (231-244). Threshold selection: sweep (scratchpad/sweep244.py) found T5=T7=31 -- no discrepancy this time, first page this bundle without one. Gap re-scan (mandatory): one gap of 260px (band0-to-band1), above the ~223px chapter-transition signature. Re-scanned via zoom (scratchpad/p244-gap1.png): revealed a genuinely blank stretch of page margin followed by a short subheading "विशेष--" ("Note--") that itself did NOT clear the row-darkness threshold as its own band (its ink coverage, being short and centered, stayed under 5% of row width) -- NOT a chapter transition, no missed verse content, but the subheading text itself is disclosed here as a structural marker preceding verses 44.47-44.48 (a first: a subheading invisible to band-detection, caught only by the mandatory gap re-scan). This page adds SEVEN new verses (44.47 through 44.53) -- the largest single-page verse yield this bundle. Structural markers (not seeded as verses): band11 subheading "कद्याहासवृद्धि का लक्षण--" ("Characteristic of khanda decrease/increase--"); band20 dialogue marker "मैत्रेय उवाच--" ("Maitreya said--"); band25 dialogue marker "पराशर उवाच--" ("Parashara said--"). Hindi commentary for each verse-pair is attached as translationHi, closing with in-order citations "॥ ४७-४८ ॥", "॥ ४९-५० ॥", "॥ ५१ ॥" respectively (all consistent, no forward-citing anomalies this page). **Band30 (the page's final line) is HEAVILY OBSCURED by the eGangotri digitization watermark** -- a THIRD watermark-overlap instance this bundle (after page241's band34 and page243's band32), and by far the worst: true character-level interleaving across the entire line width (verified via multiple zoom crops and darkness-threshold isolation attempts: p244-b30-zoom.png, p244-b30-left.png, p244-b30-right.png, p244-b30-thresh60/80.png -- none cleanly separate the overlapping glyphs). Per the hard constraint against fabricating verse text, this line is NOT transcribed and NOT assigned a verse reference -- it is left unpublished. It likely continues the enumeration begun in verse 44.53 (which ends mid-topic on "दिव्ये दशशताब्दकम्", the divya-category figure, suggesting the amita/unlimited category's definition or a further verse follows) -- to be checked at the start of page245's read, where the same content may reappear unobscured (as happened with page241's watermark-tail vs page240's clean continuation). No chapter colophon found on this page. Chapter 44 (आयुर्दायाध्यायः) verse count grows to 53 (44.1-44.53), STILL PROVISIONAL.

  53. 44.53 सत्यापित

    44.53

    संस्कृत

    वालारिष्टेऽष्टवर्षाणि नखाब्दा योगरिष्टके । दीर्घे विंशोत्तरशतं दिव्ये दशशताब्दकम् ॥ ५३ ॥

    balarishte shtavarshani nakhabda yogarishtake, deerghe vimshottarashatam divye dashashatabdakam

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In bala-arishta, the span is eight years; in yoga-rishta, it is measured in nakha-years [a short nail/finger-based unit]; in dirghayu, one hundred twenty (120) years; in divya, one thousand (1000) years.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    वालारिष्ट, योगजरिष्ट, अल्प, मध्यम, दीर्घ, दिव्य, तथा अमित ये सात प्रकार के आयुर्दाय हैं। बालारिष्ट में ८ वर्ष, योगारिष्ट में २० वर्ष, दीर्घायु में १२० वर्ष, दिव्यायु में १००० वर्ष, अमितायु में सहस्राधिक वर्ष जो पुण्यवान् को ही प्राप्त होता है ॥ ५२-५३½ ॥ [टीका का आरम्भिक अंश page244 की अंतिम पंक्ति (band30) में था, जो eGangotri जल-चिह्न से पूर्णतः अतिव्याप्त होकर अपठनीय रह गया और अप्रकाशित छोड़ा गया; प्रस्तुत अंश page245 पर स्पष्ट रूप से जारी है]

    स्रोत: Page244 (PDF p.276), folio "244". Running head reads the GENERIC TEXT TITLE "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" (T-type) -- page243 was C-type, page244 continues the alternation: C,T,C,T,...,C(243),T(244) -- FOURTEEN consecutive pages now (231-244). Threshold selection: sweep (scratchpad/sweep244.py) found T5=T7=31 -- no discrepancy this time, first page this bundle without one. Gap re-scan (mandatory): one gap of 260px (band0-to-band1), above the ~223px chapter-transition signature. Re-scanned via zoom (scratchpad/p244-gap1.png): revealed a genuinely blank stretch of page margin followed by a short subheading "विशेष--" ("Note--") that itself did NOT clear the row-darkness threshold as its own band (its ink coverage, being short and centered, stayed under 5% of row width) -- NOT a chapter transition, no missed verse content, but the subheading text itself is disclosed here as a structural marker preceding verses 44.47-44.48 (a first: a subheading invisible to band-detection, caught only by the mandatory gap re-scan). This page adds SEVEN new verses (44.47 through 44.53) -- the largest single-page verse yield this bundle. Structural markers (not seeded as verses): band11 subheading "कद्याहासवृद्धि का लक्षण--" ("Characteristic of khanda decrease/increase--"); band20 dialogue marker "मैत्रेय उवाच--" ("Maitreya said--"); band25 dialogue marker "पराशर उवाच--" ("Parashara said--"). Hindi commentary for each verse-pair is attached as translationHi, closing with in-order citations "॥ ४७-४८ ॥", "॥ ४९-५० ॥", "॥ ५१ ॥" respectively (all consistent, no forward-citing anomalies this page). **Band30 (the page's final line) is HEAVILY OBSCURED by the eGangotri digitization watermark** -- a THIRD watermark-overlap instance this bundle (after page241's band34 and page243's band32), and by far the worst: true character-level interleaving across the entire line width (verified via multiple zoom crops and darkness-threshold isolation attempts: p244-b30-zoom.png, p244-b30-left.png, p244-b30-right.png, p244-b30-thresh60/80.png -- none cleanly separate the overlapping glyphs). Per the hard constraint against fabricating verse text, this line is NOT transcribed and NOT assigned a verse reference -- it is left unpublished. It likely continues the enumeration begun in verse 44.53 (which ends mid-topic on "दिव्ये दशशताब्दकम्", the divya-category figure, suggesting the amita/unlimited category's definition or a further verse follows) -- to be checked at the start of page245's read, where the same content may reappear unobscured (as happened with page241's watermark-tail vs page240's clean continuation). No chapter colophon found on this page. Chapter 44 (आयुर्दायाध्यायः) verse count grows to 53 (44.1-44.53), STILL PROVISIONAL.

  54. 44.54 सत्यापित

    44.54

    संस्कृत

    कर्कोदये शशिगुरू केन्द्रगौ बुधभार्गवौ । शेषाखिलाभरिपुगा अमितायुःप्रदा ग्रहाः ॥ ५४ ॥

    karkodaye shashiguru kendragau budhabhargavau, sheshakhilabharipuga amitayuhprada grahah

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the ascendant is Cancer, with the Moon and Jupiter in kendras (angular houses), Mercury and Venus [likewise favorably placed], and the remaining planets entirely free of enemy signs -- such planets bestow amita (unlimited) lifespan.

    स्रोत: Page245 (PDF p.277), folio "245". Running head reads the CHAPTER-NAME "आयुर्दायाध्यायः" (C-type) -- page244 was T-type, page245 continues the alternation: C,T,C,T,...,T(244),C(245) -- FIFTEEN consecutive pages now (231-245). Threshold selection: sweep (scratchpad/sweep245.py) found T5=32, T7=31 (discrepancy of 1). Diff (scratchpad/diff245.py) isolated native band (3105,3144) h39, dropped at T7. Zoomed (scratchpad/p245-disc-a.png): revealed a genuine new subheading "पूर्णायुयोग--" ("Full-life combination--"), confirming THRESH=5 is correct and necessary. Gap check: max gap only 129px (band0-to-band1), well below the ~223px chapter-transition signature -- no large-gap re-scan needed this page (first page this bundle without one). **Backfill for verses 44.52-44.53**: this page opens (band1-4) with the tail/continuation of a Hindi commentary (टीका) whose OPENING portion was on page244's final line (band30), which was heavily obscured there by the eGangotri watermark and left unpublished. Here on page245 the commentary is fully legible and closes with the citation "॥ ५२-५३½ ॥" (confirmed via zoom crop scratchpad/p245-b04-citation-zoom3.png -- a printed half-verse fraction mark, retained/disclosed as printed), confirming it explains verses 44.52-44.53. This legible portion is backfilled into both verses' translationHi. Page244's obscured opening portion of this same commentary remains permanently unrecoverable and stays undisclosed as verse content, per the hard constraint against fabrication. **Structural subheading** (band5, not seeded as verse): "अमितदिव्ययुतान्तायुर्योग--" (roughly "Combination for amita/divya lifespan via conjunction--"), preceding verses 44.54-44.55. **This page adds NINE new verses -- 44.54 through 44.62** -- the largest single-page yield this bundle (surpassing page244's seven): - **44.54-44.55**: planetary combinations (Cancer ascendant with Moon-Jupiter in kendras etc.) yielding amita (unlimited) or divya (celestial-measure) lifespan. - **44.56-44.57**: Shashtyamsha (D-60 divisional-chart) amsha placements (gopuramsha, paravatamsha, devalokamsha, simhasanamsha) with Cancer ascendant yielding yuga-long or sage-like lifespan. Verse 44.56's word "युगावधि" was initially misread as ambiguous but confirmed via zoom (scratchpad/p245-b11-word-zoom2.png) to be a clean, unambiguous printed reading -- no disclosure needed. - **Hindi commentary for 44.54-44.57** (band14-20), closing "॥ ५४-५७ ॥" -- transcribed verbatim, attached to all four verses. - **Structural subheading** (band21, not seeded as verse): "पूर्णायुयोग--" ("Full-life combination--"), preceding verses 44.58-44.62. This was the subheading that resolved this page's threshold discrepancy. - **44.58-44.62**: five further combinations (suyoga/kuyoga category shifts; benefic-kendra/Jupiter-aspect combinations; exalted-planet combinations with 1st/8th lordship; own-sign 8th-house combinations) all yielding purna (full) or dirgha (long) lifespan. No Hindi commentary for verses 44.58-44.62 appears on this page -- the page ends immediately after verse 44.62's Sanskrit text, followed by the standard page-bottom digitization stamp ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"), which is fully legible and does NOT overlap/interleave with body text this time (unlike page241/243/244's overlap instances) -- band31 shows the stamp as its own clean separate line beneath verse 44.62. Any commentary for 44.58-44.62 likely continues on page246. No chapter colophon found on this page. Chapter 44 (आयुर्दायाध्यायः) verse count grows to 62 (44.1-44.62), STILL PROVISIONAL. **Bundle status**: page245 = 5 of 5 (pages241-245) -- bundle COMPLETE.

  55. 44.55 सत्यापित

    44.55

    संस्कृत

    क्रूराखिलाभरिपुगाः केन्द्रकोणगताः शुभाः । निधने शुभराशिस्थे दिव्यायुः स्यान्नरस्तदा ॥ ५५ ॥

    kroorakhilabharipugah kendrakonagatah shubhah, nidhane shubharashisthe divyayuh syannarastada

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When all malefic planets are in enemy signs, benefic planets occupy kendras or trikonas, and the 8th house (nidhana) is in a benefic sign, then the native attains divya (celestial-measure) lifespan.

    स्रोत: Page245 (PDF p.277), folio "245". Running head reads the CHAPTER-NAME "आयुर्दायाध्यायः" (C-type) -- page244 was T-type, page245 continues the alternation: C,T,C,T,...,T(244),C(245) -- FIFTEEN consecutive pages now (231-245). Threshold selection: sweep (scratchpad/sweep245.py) found T5=32, T7=31 (discrepancy of 1). Diff (scratchpad/diff245.py) isolated native band (3105,3144) h39, dropped at T7. Zoomed (scratchpad/p245-disc-a.png): revealed a genuine new subheading "पूर्णायुयोग--" ("Full-life combination--"), confirming THRESH=5 is correct and necessary. Gap check: max gap only 129px (band0-to-band1), well below the ~223px chapter-transition signature -- no large-gap re-scan needed this page (first page this bundle without one). **Backfill for verses 44.52-44.53**: this page opens (band1-4) with the tail/continuation of a Hindi commentary (टीका) whose OPENING portion was on page244's final line (band30), which was heavily obscured there by the eGangotri watermark and left unpublished. Here on page245 the commentary is fully legible and closes with the citation "॥ ५२-५३½ ॥" (confirmed via zoom crop scratchpad/p245-b04-citation-zoom3.png -- a printed half-verse fraction mark, retained/disclosed as printed), confirming it explains verses 44.52-44.53. This legible portion is backfilled into both verses' translationHi. Page244's obscured opening portion of this same commentary remains permanently unrecoverable and stays undisclosed as verse content, per the hard constraint against fabrication. **Structural subheading** (band5, not seeded as verse): "अमितदिव्ययुतान्तायुर्योग--" (roughly "Combination for amita/divya lifespan via conjunction--"), preceding verses 44.54-44.55. **This page adds NINE new verses -- 44.54 through 44.62** -- the largest single-page yield this bundle (surpassing page244's seven): - **44.54-44.55**: planetary combinations (Cancer ascendant with Moon-Jupiter in kendras etc.) yielding amita (unlimited) or divya (celestial-measure) lifespan. - **44.56-44.57**: Shashtyamsha (D-60 divisional-chart) amsha placements (gopuramsha, paravatamsha, devalokamsha, simhasanamsha) with Cancer ascendant yielding yuga-long or sage-like lifespan. Verse 44.56's word "युगावधि" was initially misread as ambiguous but confirmed via zoom (scratchpad/p245-b11-word-zoom2.png) to be a clean, unambiguous printed reading -- no disclosure needed. - **Hindi commentary for 44.54-44.57** (band14-20), closing "॥ ५४-५७ ॥" -- transcribed verbatim, attached to all four verses. - **Structural subheading** (band21, not seeded as verse): "पूर्णायुयोग--" ("Full-life combination--"), preceding verses 44.58-44.62. This was the subheading that resolved this page's threshold discrepancy. - **44.58-44.62**: five further combinations (suyoga/kuyoga category shifts; benefic-kendra/Jupiter-aspect combinations; exalted-planet combinations with 1st/8th lordship; own-sign 8th-house combinations) all yielding purna (full) or dirgha (long) lifespan. No Hindi commentary for verses 44.58-44.62 appears on this page -- the page ends immediately after verse 44.62's Sanskrit text, followed by the standard page-bottom digitization stamp ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"), which is fully legible and does NOT overlap/interleave with body text this time (unlike page241/243/244's overlap instances) -- band31 shows the stamp as its own clean separate line beneath verse 44.62. Any commentary for 44.58-44.62 likely continues on page246. No chapter colophon found on this page. Chapter 44 (आयुर्दायाध्यायः) verse count grows to 62 (44.1-44.62), STILL PROVISIONAL. **Bundle status**: page245 = 5 of 5 (pages241-245) -- bundle COMPLETE.

  56. 44.56 सत्यापित

    44.56

    संस्कृत

    जीवे केन्द्रे गोपुरांशे सिते पारावतांशके । त्रिकोणे कर्कटतनौ जातो जीवेद् युगावधि ॥ ५६ ॥

    jeeve kendre gopuramshe site paravatamshake, trikone karkatatanau jato jeeved yugavadhi

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When Jupiter is in a kendra in the gopura-amsha, and Venus is in a trikona in the paravata-amsha, with Cancer as the ascendant, the native lives for the duration of a yuga (cosmic age).

    स्रोत: Page245 (PDF p.277), folio "245". Running head reads the CHAPTER-NAME "आयुर्दायाध्यायः" (C-type) -- page244 was T-type, page245 continues the alternation: C,T,C,T,...,T(244),C(245) -- FIFTEEN consecutive pages now (231-245). Threshold selection: sweep (scratchpad/sweep245.py) found T5=32, T7=31 (discrepancy of 1). Diff (scratchpad/diff245.py) isolated native band (3105,3144) h39, dropped at T7. Zoomed (scratchpad/p245-disc-a.png): revealed a genuine new subheading "पूर्णायुयोग--" ("Full-life combination--"), confirming THRESH=5 is correct and necessary. Gap check: max gap only 129px (band0-to-band1), well below the ~223px chapter-transition signature -- no large-gap re-scan needed this page (first page this bundle without one). **Backfill for verses 44.52-44.53**: this page opens (band1-4) with the tail/continuation of a Hindi commentary (टीका) whose OPENING portion was on page244's final line (band30), which was heavily obscured there by the eGangotri watermark and left unpublished. Here on page245 the commentary is fully legible and closes with the citation "॥ ५२-५३½ ॥" (confirmed via zoom crop scratchpad/p245-b04-citation-zoom3.png -- a printed half-verse fraction mark, retained/disclosed as printed), confirming it explains verses 44.52-44.53. This legible portion is backfilled into both verses' translationHi. Page244's obscured opening portion of this same commentary remains permanently unrecoverable and stays undisclosed as verse content, per the hard constraint against fabrication. **Structural subheading** (band5, not seeded as verse): "अमितदिव्ययुतान्तायुर्योग--" (roughly "Combination for amita/divya lifespan via conjunction--"), preceding verses 44.54-44.55. **This page adds NINE new verses -- 44.54 through 44.62** -- the largest single-page yield this bundle (surpassing page244's seven): - **44.54-44.55**: planetary combinations (Cancer ascendant with Moon-Jupiter in kendras etc.) yielding amita (unlimited) or divya (celestial-measure) lifespan. - **44.56-44.57**: Shashtyamsha (D-60 divisional-chart) amsha placements (gopuramsha, paravatamsha, devalokamsha, simhasanamsha) with Cancer ascendant yielding yuga-long or sage-like lifespan. Verse 44.56's word "युगावधि" was initially misread as ambiguous but confirmed via zoom (scratchpad/p245-b11-word-zoom2.png) to be a clean, unambiguous printed reading -- no disclosure needed. - **Hindi commentary for 44.54-44.57** (band14-20), closing "॥ ५४-५७ ॥" -- transcribed verbatim, attached to all four verses. - **Structural subheading** (band21, not seeded as verse): "पूर्णायुयोग--" ("Full-life combination--"), preceding verses 44.58-44.62. This was the subheading that resolved this page's threshold discrepancy. - **44.58-44.62**: five further combinations (suyoga/kuyoga category shifts; benefic-kendra/Jupiter-aspect combinations; exalted-planet combinations with 1st/8th lordship; own-sign 8th-house combinations) all yielding purna (full) or dirgha (long) lifespan. No Hindi commentary for verses 44.58-44.62 appears on this page -- the page ends immediately after verse 44.62's Sanskrit text, followed by the standard page-bottom digitization stamp ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"), which is fully legible and does NOT overlap/interleave with body text this time (unlike page241/243/244's overlap instances) -- band31 shows the stamp as its own clean separate line beneath verse 44.62. Any commentary for 44.58-44.62 likely continues on page246. No chapter colophon found on this page. Chapter 44 (आयुर्दायाध्यायः) verse count grows to 62 (44.1-44.62), STILL PROVISIONAL. **Bundle status**: page245 = 5 of 5 (pages241-245) -- bundle COMPLETE.

  57. 44.57 सत्यापित

    44.57

    संस्कृत

    पारावतांशके भौमे देवलोकांशके शनौ । जीवे सिंहासने लग्ने जातको मुनिसन्निभः ॥ ५७ ॥

    paravatamshake bhaume devalokamshake shanau, jeeve simhasane lagne jatako munisannibhah

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When Mars is in the paravata-amsha, Saturn is in the devaloka-amsha, and Jupiter is in the simhasana-amsha in the ascendant, the native becomes sage-like [in nature and longevity].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    कर्क लग्न में चन्द्रमा, गुरु हों बुध, शुक्र केन्द्रगत हों, शेष ग्रह त्रिषडाय स्थित हों तो जातक अमितायु होता है। पापग्रह त्रिषडाय में और शुभग्रह केन्द्र या त्रिकोण में स्थित हों और अष्टम भाव शुभग्रह की राशि हो तो जातक दिव्य आयुर्दाय वाला होता है। केन्द्रस्थ गुरु गोपुरांश में और त्रिकोणस्थ शुक्र पारावतांश में हो और कर्क लग्न रहे तो जातक युगान्तावधि जीवित रहता है। मंगल पारावतांश में शनि देवलोकांश में सिंहासनस्थ गुरु लग्न में हों तो जातक मुनिसदृश आयुवाला होता है ॥ ५४-५७ ॥

    स्रोत: Page245 (PDF p.277), folio "245". Running head reads the CHAPTER-NAME "आयुर्दायाध्यायः" (C-type) -- page244 was T-type, page245 continues the alternation: C,T,C,T,...,T(244),C(245) -- FIFTEEN consecutive pages now (231-245). Threshold selection: sweep (scratchpad/sweep245.py) found T5=32, T7=31 (discrepancy of 1). Diff (scratchpad/diff245.py) isolated native band (3105,3144) h39, dropped at T7. Zoomed (scratchpad/p245-disc-a.png): revealed a genuine new subheading "पूर्णायुयोग--" ("Full-life combination--"), confirming THRESH=5 is correct and necessary. Gap check: max gap only 129px (band0-to-band1), well below the ~223px chapter-transition signature -- no large-gap re-scan needed this page (first page this bundle without one). **Backfill for verses 44.52-44.53**: this page opens (band1-4) with the tail/continuation of a Hindi commentary (टीका) whose OPENING portion was on page244's final line (band30), which was heavily obscured there by the eGangotri watermark and left unpublished. Here on page245 the commentary is fully legible and closes with the citation "॥ ५२-५३½ ॥" (confirmed via zoom crop scratchpad/p245-b04-citation-zoom3.png -- a printed half-verse fraction mark, retained/disclosed as printed), confirming it explains verses 44.52-44.53. This legible portion is backfilled into both verses' translationHi. Page244's obscured opening portion of this same commentary remains permanently unrecoverable and stays undisclosed as verse content, per the hard constraint against fabrication. **Structural subheading** (band5, not seeded as verse): "अमितदिव्ययुतान्तायुर्योग--" (roughly "Combination for amita/divya lifespan via conjunction--"), preceding verses 44.54-44.55. **This page adds NINE new verses -- 44.54 through 44.62** -- the largest single-page yield this bundle (surpassing page244's seven): - **44.54-44.55**: planetary combinations (Cancer ascendant with Moon-Jupiter in kendras etc.) yielding amita (unlimited) or divya (celestial-measure) lifespan. - **44.56-44.57**: Shashtyamsha (D-60 divisional-chart) amsha placements (gopuramsha, paravatamsha, devalokamsha, simhasanamsha) with Cancer ascendant yielding yuga-long or sage-like lifespan. Verse 44.56's word "युगावधि" was initially misread as ambiguous but confirmed via zoom (scratchpad/p245-b11-word-zoom2.png) to be a clean, unambiguous printed reading -- no disclosure needed. - **Hindi commentary for 44.54-44.57** (band14-20), closing "॥ ५४-५७ ॥" -- transcribed verbatim, attached to all four verses. - **Structural subheading** (band21, not seeded as verse): "पूर्णायुयोग--" ("Full-life combination--"), preceding verses 44.58-44.62. This was the subheading that resolved this page's threshold discrepancy. - **44.58-44.62**: five further combinations (suyoga/kuyoga category shifts; benefic-kendra/Jupiter-aspect combinations; exalted-planet combinations with 1st/8th lordship; own-sign 8th-house combinations) all yielding purna (full) or dirgha (long) lifespan. No Hindi commentary for verses 44.58-44.62 appears on this page -- the page ends immediately after verse 44.62's Sanskrit text, followed by the standard page-bottom digitization stamp ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"), which is fully legible and does NOT overlap/interleave with body text this time (unlike page241/243/244's overlap instances) -- band31 shows the stamp as its own clean separate line beneath verse 44.62. Any commentary for 44.58-44.62 likely continues on page246. No chapter colophon found on this page. Chapter 44 (आयुर्दायाध्यायः) verse count grows to 62 (44.1-44.62), STILL PROVISIONAL. **Bundle status**: page245 = 5 of 5 (pages241-245) -- bundle COMPLETE.

  58. 44.58 सत्यापित

    44.58

    संस्कृत

    सुयोगादायुषो वृद्धिः कुयोगाद्धानिरिष्यते । तस्माद्योगा उदीयन्ते पूर्णमध्याल्पकारकाः ॥ ५८ ॥

    suyogadayusho vriddhih kuyogaddhanirishyate, tasmadyoga udeeyante poornamadhyalpakarakah

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    From an auspicious combination, an increase of lifespan occurs; from an inauspicious combination, a decrease is expected. Therefore combinations arise that cause full, medium, or short lifespan.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    सुयोग रहने पर आयु की वृद्धि और कुयोग से आयु की हानि होती है, अतः दीर्घायु, मध्यायु, अल्पायु कारक योगों को बतलाता हूँ। केन्द्र सद्ग्रह युक्त और लग्नेश भी शुभग्रहान्वित हो या गुरु से देखे जाते हों तो जातक पूर्णायु होता है। गुरु शुक्र युक्त लग्नेश केन्द्रगत हो या केन्द्रगत लग्नेश गुरु-शुक्र-दृष्ट हों तो भी जातक पूर्णायु होता है। लग्नेश और अष्टमेश से युक्त तीन ग्रह अपने-अपने उच्चस्थानगत हों और अष्टमस्थान पापग्रह-वर्जित हो तो निश्चय ही जातक पूर्णायु होनें। अष्टमस्थ तीन ग्रह स्वभवन, स्वोच्च स्वमित्रक्षेत्रस्थ हों और लग्नेश भी प्रबल हों तो जातक दीर्घायु होवे। अष्टमेश या शनि किसी भी स्वगृही या अपने उच्च में स्थित ग्रह के साथ हों तो जातक दीर्घायु होता है। पापग्रह ३,६,११, में और शुभग्रह केन्द्र या त्रिकोण में हों और लग्नेश भी प्रबल हों तो निःसन्देह जातक दीर्घायु होता है। शुभग्रह ६।७।८ भावों में, और पापग्रह ३।११ में हों तो जातक दीर्घायु होता है। पापग्रह ६।१२ में, लग्नेश केन्द्र में और अष्टमेश सूर्य के मित्र हों तो जातक दीर्घायु होता है। पापग्रह अष्टम में और कर्मेश अपने उच्चगत हों तो जातक दीर्घायु होता है। लग्न द्विस्वभावराशि का हो और लग्नेश केन्द्र, स्वभवन, स्वोच्च या त्रिकोण में हों तो भी जातक दीर्घायु होता है। लग्न द्विस्वभाव राशि का हो और बली लग्नेश से दो पापग्रह केन्द्र में हों तो जातक दीर्घायु होता है ॥ ५८-६९ ॥ [यह टीका मूलतः page245 पर वर्णित ५८-६२ श्लोकों तथा page246 पर वर्णित ६३-६९ श्लोकों दोनों की व्याख्या करती है, अतः दोनों समूहों में समान रूप से संलग्न की गई है]

    स्रोत: Page245 (PDF p.277), folio "245". Running head reads the CHAPTER-NAME "आयुर्दायाध्यायः" (C-type) -- page244 was T-type, page245 continues the alternation: C,T,C,T,...,T(244),C(245) -- FIFTEEN consecutive pages now (231-245). Threshold selection: sweep (scratchpad/sweep245.py) found T5=32, T7=31 (discrepancy of 1). Diff (scratchpad/diff245.py) isolated native band (3105,3144) h39, dropped at T7. Zoomed (scratchpad/p245-disc-a.png): revealed a genuine new subheading "पूर्णायुयोग--" ("Full-life combination--"), confirming THRESH=5 is correct and necessary. Gap check: max gap only 129px (band0-to-band1), well below the ~223px chapter-transition signature -- no large-gap re-scan needed this page (first page this bundle without one). **Backfill for verses 44.52-44.53**: this page opens (band1-4) with the tail/continuation of a Hindi commentary (टीका) whose OPENING portion was on page244's final line (band30), which was heavily obscured there by the eGangotri watermark and left unpublished. Here on page245 the commentary is fully legible and closes with the citation "॥ ५२-५३½ ॥" (confirmed via zoom crop scratchpad/p245-b04-citation-zoom3.png -- a printed half-verse fraction mark, retained/disclosed as printed), confirming it explains verses 44.52-44.53. This legible portion is backfilled into both verses' translationHi. Page244's obscured opening portion of this same commentary remains permanently unrecoverable and stays undisclosed as verse content, per the hard constraint against fabrication. **Structural subheading** (band5, not seeded as verse): "अमितदिव्ययुतान्तायुर्योग--" (roughly "Combination for amita/divya lifespan via conjunction--"), preceding verses 44.54-44.55. **This page adds NINE new verses -- 44.54 through 44.62** -- the largest single-page yield this bundle (surpassing page244's seven): - **44.54-44.55**: planetary combinations (Cancer ascendant with Moon-Jupiter in kendras etc.) yielding amita (unlimited) or divya (celestial-measure) lifespan. - **44.56-44.57**: Shashtyamsha (D-60 divisional-chart) amsha placements (gopuramsha, paravatamsha, devalokamsha, simhasanamsha) with Cancer ascendant yielding yuga-long or sage-like lifespan. Verse 44.56's word "युगावधि" was initially misread as ambiguous but confirmed via zoom (scratchpad/p245-b11-word-zoom2.png) to be a clean, unambiguous printed reading -- no disclosure needed. - **Hindi commentary for 44.54-44.57** (band14-20), closing "॥ ५४-५७ ॥" -- transcribed verbatim, attached to all four verses. - **Structural subheading** (band21, not seeded as verse): "पूर्णायुयोग--" ("Full-life combination--"), preceding verses 44.58-44.62. This was the subheading that resolved this page's threshold discrepancy. - **44.58-44.62**: five further combinations (suyoga/kuyoga category shifts; benefic-kendra/Jupiter-aspect combinations; exalted-planet combinations with 1st/8th lordship; own-sign 8th-house combinations) all yielding purna (full) or dirgha (long) lifespan. No Hindi commentary for verses 44.58-44.62 appears on this page -- the page ends immediately after verse 44.62's Sanskrit text, followed by the standard page-bottom digitization stamp ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"), which is fully legible and does NOT overlap/interleave with body text this time (unlike page241/243/244's overlap instances) -- band31 shows the stamp as its own clean separate line beneath verse 44.62. Any commentary for 44.58-44.62 likely continues on page246. No chapter colophon found on this page. Chapter 44 (आयुर्दायाध्यायः) verse count grows to 62 (44.1-44.62), STILL PROVISIONAL. **Bundle status**: page245 = 5 of 5 (pages241-245) -- bundle COMPLETE.

  59. 44.59 सत्यापित

    44.59

    संस्कृत

    सौम्यखेटान्विते केन्द्रे सशुभे लग्नपे सति । किंवा जीवेक्षिते तत्र पूर्णायुः स्यान्नृणां तदा ॥ ५९ ॥

    saumyakhetanvite kendre sashubhe lagnape sati, kimva jeevekshite tatra poornayuh syannrinam tada

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When a kendra is joined with a benefic planet and the lord of the ascendant is with a benefic, or when it is aspected by Jupiter, then men attain full (purna) lifespan.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    सुयोग रहने पर आयु की वृद्धि और कुयोग से आयु की हानि होती है, अतः दीर्घायु, मध्यायु, अल्पायु कारक योगों को बतलाता हूँ। केन्द्र सद्ग्रह युक्त और लग्नेश भी शुभग्रहान्वित हो या गुरु से देखे जाते हों तो जातक पूर्णायु होता है। गुरु शुक्र युक्त लग्नेश केन्द्रगत हो या केन्द्रगत लग्नेश गुरु-शुक्र-दृष्ट हों तो भी जातक पूर्णायु होता है। लग्नेश और अष्टमेश से युक्त तीन ग्रह अपने-अपने उच्चस्थानगत हों और अष्टमस्थान पापग्रह-वर्जित हो तो निश्चय ही जातक पूर्णायु होनें। अष्टमस्थ तीन ग्रह स्वभवन, स्वोच्च स्वमित्रक्षेत्रस्थ हों और लग्नेश भी प्रबल हों तो जातक दीर्घायु होवे। अष्टमेश या शनि किसी भी स्वगृही या अपने उच्च में स्थित ग्रह के साथ हों तो जातक दीर्घायु होता है। पापग्रह ३,६,११, में और शुभग्रह केन्द्र या त्रिकोण में हों और लग्नेश भी प्रबल हों तो निःसन्देह जातक दीर्घायु होता है। शुभग्रह ६।७।८ भावों में, और पापग्रह ३।११ में हों तो जातक दीर्घायु होता है। पापग्रह ६।१२ में, लग्नेश केन्द्र में और अष्टमेश सूर्य के मित्र हों तो जातक दीर्घायु होता है। पापग्रह अष्टम में और कर्मेश अपने उच्चगत हों तो जातक दीर्घायु होता है। लग्न द्विस्वभावराशि का हो और लग्नेश केन्द्र, स्वभवन, स्वोच्च या त्रिकोण में हों तो भी जातक दीर्घायु होता है। लग्न द्विस्वभाव राशि का हो और बली लग्नेश से दो पापग्रह केन्द्र में हों तो जातक दीर्घायु होता है ॥ ५८-६९ ॥ [यह टीका मूलतः page245 पर वर्णित ५८-६२ श्लोकों तथा page246 पर वर्णित ६३-६९ श्लोकों दोनों की व्याख्या करती है, अतः दोनों समूहों में समान रूप से संलग्न की गई है]

    स्रोत: Page245 (PDF p.277), folio "245". Running head reads the CHAPTER-NAME "आयुर्दायाध्यायः" (C-type) -- page244 was T-type, page245 continues the alternation: C,T,C,T,...,T(244),C(245) -- FIFTEEN consecutive pages now (231-245). Threshold selection: sweep (scratchpad/sweep245.py) found T5=32, T7=31 (discrepancy of 1). Diff (scratchpad/diff245.py) isolated native band (3105,3144) h39, dropped at T7. Zoomed (scratchpad/p245-disc-a.png): revealed a genuine new subheading "पूर्णायुयोग--" ("Full-life combination--"), confirming THRESH=5 is correct and necessary. Gap check: max gap only 129px (band0-to-band1), well below the ~223px chapter-transition signature -- no large-gap re-scan needed this page (first page this bundle without one). **Backfill for verses 44.52-44.53**: this page opens (band1-4) with the tail/continuation of a Hindi commentary (टीका) whose OPENING portion was on page244's final line (band30), which was heavily obscured there by the eGangotri watermark and left unpublished. Here on page245 the commentary is fully legible and closes with the citation "॥ ५२-५३½ ॥" (confirmed via zoom crop scratchpad/p245-b04-citation-zoom3.png -- a printed half-verse fraction mark, retained/disclosed as printed), confirming it explains verses 44.52-44.53. This legible portion is backfilled into both verses' translationHi. Page244's obscured opening portion of this same commentary remains permanently unrecoverable and stays undisclosed as verse content, per the hard constraint against fabrication. **Structural subheading** (band5, not seeded as verse): "अमितदिव्ययुतान्तायुर्योग--" (roughly "Combination for amita/divya lifespan via conjunction--"), preceding verses 44.54-44.55. **This page adds NINE new verses -- 44.54 through 44.62** -- the largest single-page yield this bundle (surpassing page244's seven): - **44.54-44.55**: planetary combinations (Cancer ascendant with Moon-Jupiter in kendras etc.) yielding amita (unlimited) or divya (celestial-measure) lifespan. - **44.56-44.57**: Shashtyamsha (D-60 divisional-chart) amsha placements (gopuramsha, paravatamsha, devalokamsha, simhasanamsha) with Cancer ascendant yielding yuga-long or sage-like lifespan. Verse 44.56's word "युगावधि" was initially misread as ambiguous but confirmed via zoom (scratchpad/p245-b11-word-zoom2.png) to be a clean, unambiguous printed reading -- no disclosure needed. - **Hindi commentary for 44.54-44.57** (band14-20), closing "॥ ५४-५७ ॥" -- transcribed verbatim, attached to all four verses. - **Structural subheading** (band21, not seeded as verse): "पूर्णायुयोग--" ("Full-life combination--"), preceding verses 44.58-44.62. This was the subheading that resolved this page's threshold discrepancy. - **44.58-44.62**: five further combinations (suyoga/kuyoga category shifts; benefic-kendra/Jupiter-aspect combinations; exalted-planet combinations with 1st/8th lordship; own-sign 8th-house combinations) all yielding purna (full) or dirgha (long) lifespan. No Hindi commentary for verses 44.58-44.62 appears on this page -- the page ends immediately after verse 44.62's Sanskrit text, followed by the standard page-bottom digitization stamp ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"), which is fully legible and does NOT overlap/interleave with body text this time (unlike page241/243/244's overlap instances) -- band31 shows the stamp as its own clean separate line beneath verse 44.62. Any commentary for 44.58-44.62 likely continues on page246. No chapter colophon found on this page. Chapter 44 (आयुर्दायाध्यायः) verse count grows to 62 (44.1-44.62), STILL PROVISIONAL. **Bundle status**: page245 = 5 of 5 (pages241-245) -- bundle COMPLETE.

  60. 44.60 सत्यापित

    44.60

    संस्कृत

    लग्नपे केन्द्रगे जीवभागैवाभ्यां समन्विते । वीक्षिते वा वदेदायुः पूर्णमेव न संशयः ॥ ६० ॥

    lagnape kendrage jeevabhagaivabhyam samanvite, veekshite va vadedayuh poornameva na samshayah

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lord of the ascendant is in a kendra, joined with the portion of Jupiter, or aspected [by Jupiter], one should declare the lifespan to be full, without doubt.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    सुयोग रहने पर आयु की वृद्धि और कुयोग से आयु की हानि होती है, अतः दीर्घायु, मध्यायु, अल्पायु कारक योगों को बतलाता हूँ। केन्द्र सद्ग्रह युक्त और लग्नेश भी शुभग्रहान्वित हो या गुरु से देखे जाते हों तो जातक पूर्णायु होता है। गुरु शुक्र युक्त लग्नेश केन्द्रगत हो या केन्द्रगत लग्नेश गुरु-शुक्र-दृष्ट हों तो भी जातक पूर्णायु होता है। लग्नेश और अष्टमेश से युक्त तीन ग्रह अपने-अपने उच्चस्थानगत हों और अष्टमस्थान पापग्रह-वर्जित हो तो निश्चय ही जातक पूर्णायु होनें। अष्टमस्थ तीन ग्रह स्वभवन, स्वोच्च स्वमित्रक्षेत्रस्थ हों और लग्नेश भी प्रबल हों तो जातक दीर्घायु होवे। अष्टमेश या शनि किसी भी स्वगृही या अपने उच्च में स्थित ग्रह के साथ हों तो जातक दीर्घायु होता है। पापग्रह ३,६,११, में और शुभग्रह केन्द्र या त्रिकोण में हों और लग्नेश भी प्रबल हों तो निःसन्देह जातक दीर्घायु होता है। शुभग्रह ६।७।८ भावों में, और पापग्रह ३।११ में हों तो जातक दीर्घायु होता है। पापग्रह ६।१२ में, लग्नेश केन्द्र में और अष्टमेश सूर्य के मित्र हों तो जातक दीर्घायु होता है। पापग्रह अष्टम में और कर्मेश अपने उच्चगत हों तो जातक दीर्घायु होता है। लग्न द्विस्वभावराशि का हो और लग्नेश केन्द्र, स्वभवन, स्वोच्च या त्रिकोण में हों तो भी जातक दीर्घायु होता है। लग्न द्विस्वभाव राशि का हो और बली लग्नेश से दो पापग्रह केन्द्र में हों तो जातक दीर्घायु होता है ॥ ५८-६९ ॥ [यह टीका मूलतः page245 पर वर्णित ५८-६२ श्लोकों तथा page246 पर वर्णित ६३-६९ श्लोकों दोनों की व्याख्या करती है, अतः दोनों समूहों में समान रूप से संलग्न की गई है]

    स्रोत: Page245 (PDF p.277), folio "245". Running head reads the CHAPTER-NAME "आयुर्दायाध्यायः" (C-type) -- page244 was T-type, page245 continues the alternation: C,T,C,T,...,T(244),C(245) -- FIFTEEN consecutive pages now (231-245). Threshold selection: sweep (scratchpad/sweep245.py) found T5=32, T7=31 (discrepancy of 1). Diff (scratchpad/diff245.py) isolated native band (3105,3144) h39, dropped at T7. Zoomed (scratchpad/p245-disc-a.png): revealed a genuine new subheading "पूर्णायुयोग--" ("Full-life combination--"), confirming THRESH=5 is correct and necessary. Gap check: max gap only 129px (band0-to-band1), well below the ~223px chapter-transition signature -- no large-gap re-scan needed this page (first page this bundle without one). **Backfill for verses 44.52-44.53**: this page opens (band1-4) with the tail/continuation of a Hindi commentary (टीका) whose OPENING portion was on page244's final line (band30), which was heavily obscured there by the eGangotri watermark and left unpublished. Here on page245 the commentary is fully legible and closes with the citation "॥ ५२-५३½ ॥" (confirmed via zoom crop scratchpad/p245-b04-citation-zoom3.png -- a printed half-verse fraction mark, retained/disclosed as printed), confirming it explains verses 44.52-44.53. This legible portion is backfilled into both verses' translationHi. Page244's obscured opening portion of this same commentary remains permanently unrecoverable and stays undisclosed as verse content, per the hard constraint against fabrication. **Structural subheading** (band5, not seeded as verse): "अमितदिव्ययुतान्तायुर्योग--" (roughly "Combination for amita/divya lifespan via conjunction--"), preceding verses 44.54-44.55. **This page adds NINE new verses -- 44.54 through 44.62** -- the largest single-page yield this bundle (surpassing page244's seven): - **44.54-44.55**: planetary combinations (Cancer ascendant with Moon-Jupiter in kendras etc.) yielding amita (unlimited) or divya (celestial-measure) lifespan. - **44.56-44.57**: Shashtyamsha (D-60 divisional-chart) amsha placements (gopuramsha, paravatamsha, devalokamsha, simhasanamsha) with Cancer ascendant yielding yuga-long or sage-like lifespan. Verse 44.56's word "युगावधि" was initially misread as ambiguous but confirmed via zoom (scratchpad/p245-b11-word-zoom2.png) to be a clean, unambiguous printed reading -- no disclosure needed. - **Hindi commentary for 44.54-44.57** (band14-20), closing "॥ ५४-५७ ॥" -- transcribed verbatim, attached to all four verses. - **Structural subheading** (band21, not seeded as verse): "पूर्णायुयोग--" ("Full-life combination--"), preceding verses 44.58-44.62. This was the subheading that resolved this page's threshold discrepancy. - **44.58-44.62**: five further combinations (suyoga/kuyoga category shifts; benefic-kendra/Jupiter-aspect combinations; exalted-planet combinations with 1st/8th lordship; own-sign 8th-house combinations) all yielding purna (full) or dirgha (long) lifespan. No Hindi commentary for verses 44.58-44.62 appears on this page -- the page ends immediately after verse 44.62's Sanskrit text, followed by the standard page-bottom digitization stamp ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"), which is fully legible and does NOT overlap/interleave with body text this time (unlike page241/243/244's overlap instances) -- band31 shows the stamp as its own clean separate line beneath verse 44.62. Any commentary for 44.58-44.62 likely continues on page246. No chapter colophon found on this page. Chapter 44 (आयुर्दायाध्यायः) verse count grows to 62 (44.1-44.62), STILL PROVISIONAL. **Bundle status**: page245 = 5 of 5 (pages241-245) -- bundle COMPLETE.

  61. 44.61 सत्यापित

    44.61

    संस्कृत

    ग्रहैस्त्रिभिस्तु तुङ्गस्थैस्तनुरन्ध्राधिपान्वितैः । पापैर्विवर्जिते मृत्यौ पूर्णायुर्नियतं तदा ॥ ६१ ॥

    grahaistribhistu tungasthaistanurandhradhipanvitaih, papairvivarjite mrityau poornayurniyatam tada

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When three planets are situated in exaltation, joined with the lords of the 1st and 8th houses, and the 8th house (place of death) is devoid of malefics, then full lifespan is certain.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    सुयोग रहने पर आयु की वृद्धि और कुयोग से आयु की हानि होती है, अतः दीर्घायु, मध्यायु, अल्पायु कारक योगों को बतलाता हूँ। केन्द्र सद्ग्रह युक्त और लग्नेश भी शुभग्रहान्वित हो या गुरु से देखे जाते हों तो जातक पूर्णायु होता है। गुरु शुक्र युक्त लग्नेश केन्द्रगत हो या केन्द्रगत लग्नेश गुरु-शुक्र-दृष्ट हों तो भी जातक पूर्णायु होता है। लग्नेश और अष्टमेश से युक्त तीन ग्रह अपने-अपने उच्चस्थानगत हों और अष्टमस्थान पापग्रह-वर्जित हो तो निश्चय ही जातक पूर्णायु होनें। अष्टमस्थ तीन ग्रह स्वभवन, स्वोच्च स्वमित्रक्षेत्रस्थ हों और लग्नेश भी प्रबल हों तो जातक दीर्घायु होवे। अष्टमेश या शनि किसी भी स्वगृही या अपने उच्च में स्थित ग्रह के साथ हों तो जातक दीर्घायु होता है। पापग्रह ३,६,११, में और शुभग्रह केन्द्र या त्रिकोण में हों और लग्नेश भी प्रबल हों तो निःसन्देह जातक दीर्घायु होता है। शुभग्रह ६।७।८ भावों में, और पापग्रह ३।११ में हों तो जातक दीर्घायु होता है। पापग्रह ६।१२ में, लग्नेश केन्द्र में और अष्टमेश सूर्य के मित्र हों तो जातक दीर्घायु होता है। पापग्रह अष्टम में और कर्मेश अपने उच्चगत हों तो जातक दीर्घायु होता है। लग्न द्विस्वभावराशि का हो और लग्नेश केन्द्र, स्वभवन, स्वोच्च या त्रिकोण में हों तो भी जातक दीर्घायु होता है। लग्न द्विस्वभाव राशि का हो और बली लग्नेश से दो पापग्रह केन्द्र में हों तो जातक दीर्घायु होता है ॥ ५८-६९ ॥ [यह टीका मूलतः page245 पर वर्णित ५८-६२ श्लोकों तथा page246 पर वर्णित ६३-६९ श्लोकों दोनों की व्याख्या करती है, अतः दोनों समूहों में समान रूप से संलग्न की गई है]

    स्रोत: Page245 (PDF p.277), folio "245". Running head reads the CHAPTER-NAME "आयुर्दायाध्यायः" (C-type) -- page244 was T-type, page245 continues the alternation: C,T,C,T,...,T(244),C(245) -- FIFTEEN consecutive pages now (231-245). Threshold selection: sweep (scratchpad/sweep245.py) found T5=32, T7=31 (discrepancy of 1). Diff (scratchpad/diff245.py) isolated native band (3105,3144) h39, dropped at T7. Zoomed (scratchpad/p245-disc-a.png): revealed a genuine new subheading "पूर्णायुयोग--" ("Full-life combination--"), confirming THRESH=5 is correct and necessary. Gap check: max gap only 129px (band0-to-band1), well below the ~223px chapter-transition signature -- no large-gap re-scan needed this page (first page this bundle without one). **Backfill for verses 44.52-44.53**: this page opens (band1-4) with the tail/continuation of a Hindi commentary (टीका) whose OPENING portion was on page244's final line (band30), which was heavily obscured there by the eGangotri watermark and left unpublished. Here on page245 the commentary is fully legible and closes with the citation "॥ ५२-५३½ ॥" (confirmed via zoom crop scratchpad/p245-b04-citation-zoom3.png -- a printed half-verse fraction mark, retained/disclosed as printed), confirming it explains verses 44.52-44.53. This legible portion is backfilled into both verses' translationHi. Page244's obscured opening portion of this same commentary remains permanently unrecoverable and stays undisclosed as verse content, per the hard constraint against fabrication. **Structural subheading** (band5, not seeded as verse): "अमितदिव्ययुतान्तायुर्योग--" (roughly "Combination for amita/divya lifespan via conjunction--"), preceding verses 44.54-44.55. **This page adds NINE new verses -- 44.54 through 44.62** -- the largest single-page yield this bundle (surpassing page244's seven): - **44.54-44.55**: planetary combinations (Cancer ascendant with Moon-Jupiter in kendras etc.) yielding amita (unlimited) or divya (celestial-measure) lifespan. - **44.56-44.57**: Shashtyamsha (D-60 divisional-chart) amsha placements (gopuramsha, paravatamsha, devalokamsha, simhasanamsha) with Cancer ascendant yielding yuga-long or sage-like lifespan. Verse 44.56's word "युगावधि" was initially misread as ambiguous but confirmed via zoom (scratchpad/p245-b11-word-zoom2.png) to be a clean, unambiguous printed reading -- no disclosure needed. - **Hindi commentary for 44.54-44.57** (band14-20), closing "॥ ५४-५७ ॥" -- transcribed verbatim, attached to all four verses. - **Structural subheading** (band21, not seeded as verse): "पूर्णायुयोग--" ("Full-life combination--"), preceding verses 44.58-44.62. This was the subheading that resolved this page's threshold discrepancy. - **44.58-44.62**: five further combinations (suyoga/kuyoga category shifts; benefic-kendra/Jupiter-aspect combinations; exalted-planet combinations with 1st/8th lordship; own-sign 8th-house combinations) all yielding purna (full) or dirgha (long) lifespan. No Hindi commentary for verses 44.58-44.62 appears on this page -- the page ends immediately after verse 44.62's Sanskrit text, followed by the standard page-bottom digitization stamp ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"), which is fully legible and does NOT overlap/interleave with body text this time (unlike page241/243/244's overlap instances) -- band31 shows the stamp as its own clean separate line beneath verse 44.62. Any commentary for 44.58-44.62 likely continues on page246. No chapter colophon found on this page. Chapter 44 (आयुर्दायाध्यायः) verse count grows to 62 (44.1-44.62), STILL PROVISIONAL. **Bundle status**: page245 = 5 of 5 (pages241-245) -- bundle COMPLETE.

  62. 44.62 सत्यापित

    44.62

    संस्कृत

    त्रिभिर्ग्रहैस्तु रन्ध्रस्थैः स्वक्षेत्रज्ञसुहृद्गतैः । बलाढ्ये लग्नपे चापि दीर्घमायुः स्मृतं तदा ॥ ६२ ॥

    tribhirgrahaistu randhrasthaih svakshetrajnasuhridgataih, baladhye lagnape chapi deerghamayuh smritam tada

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When three planets are situated in the 8th house, in their own sign or in the sign of a friendly/wise planet, and the lord of the ascendant is also strong, then long life is declared.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    सुयोग रहने पर आयु की वृद्धि और कुयोग से आयु की हानि होती है, अतः दीर्घायु, मध्यायु, अल्पायु कारक योगों को बतलाता हूँ। केन्द्र सद्ग्रह युक्त और लग्नेश भी शुभग्रहान्वित हो या गुरु से देखे जाते हों तो जातक पूर्णायु होता है। गुरु शुक्र युक्त लग्नेश केन्द्रगत हो या केन्द्रगत लग्नेश गुरु-शुक्र-दृष्ट हों तो भी जातक पूर्णायु होता है। लग्नेश और अष्टमेश से युक्त तीन ग्रह अपने-अपने उच्चस्थानगत हों और अष्टमस्थान पापग्रह-वर्जित हो तो निश्चय ही जातक पूर्णायु होनें। अष्टमस्थ तीन ग्रह स्वभवन, स्वोच्च स्वमित्रक्षेत्रस्थ हों और लग्नेश भी प्रबल हों तो जातक दीर्घायु होवे। अष्टमेश या शनि किसी भी स्वगृही या अपने उच्च में स्थित ग्रह के साथ हों तो जातक दीर्घायु होता है। पापग्रह ३,६,११, में और शुभग्रह केन्द्र या त्रिकोण में हों और लग्नेश भी प्रबल हों तो निःसन्देह जातक दीर्घायु होता है। शुभग्रह ६।७।८ भावों में, और पापग्रह ३।११ में हों तो जातक दीर्घायु होता है। पापग्रह ६।१२ में, लग्नेश केन्द्र में और अष्टमेश सूर्य के मित्र हों तो जातक दीर्घायु होता है। पापग्रह अष्टम में और कर्मेश अपने उच्चगत हों तो जातक दीर्घायु होता है। लग्न द्विस्वभावराशि का हो और लग्नेश केन्द्र, स्वभवन, स्वोच्च या त्रिकोण में हों तो भी जातक दीर्घायु होता है। लग्न द्विस्वभाव राशि का हो और बली लग्नेश से दो पापग्रह केन्द्र में हों तो जातक दीर्घायु होता है ॥ ५८-६९ ॥ [यह टीका मूलतः page245 पर वर्णित ५८-६२ श्लोकों तथा page246 पर वर्णित ६३-६९ श्लोकों दोनों की व्याख्या करती है, अतः दोनों समूहों में समान रूप से संलग्न की गई है]

    स्रोत: Page245 (PDF p.277), folio "245". Running head reads the CHAPTER-NAME "आयुर्दायाध्यायः" (C-type) -- page244 was T-type, page245 continues the alternation: C,T,C,T,...,T(244),C(245) -- FIFTEEN consecutive pages now (231-245). Threshold selection: sweep (scratchpad/sweep245.py) found T5=32, T7=31 (discrepancy of 1). Diff (scratchpad/diff245.py) isolated native band (3105,3144) h39, dropped at T7. Zoomed (scratchpad/p245-disc-a.png): revealed a genuine new subheading "पूर्णायुयोग--" ("Full-life combination--"), confirming THRESH=5 is correct and necessary. Gap check: max gap only 129px (band0-to-band1), well below the ~223px chapter-transition signature -- no large-gap re-scan needed this page (first page this bundle without one). **Backfill for verses 44.52-44.53**: this page opens (band1-4) with the tail/continuation of a Hindi commentary (टीका) whose OPENING portion was on page244's final line (band30), which was heavily obscured there by the eGangotri watermark and left unpublished. Here on page245 the commentary is fully legible and closes with the citation "॥ ५२-५३½ ॥" (confirmed via zoom crop scratchpad/p245-b04-citation-zoom3.png -- a printed half-verse fraction mark, retained/disclosed as printed), confirming it explains verses 44.52-44.53. This legible portion is backfilled into both verses' translationHi. Page244's obscured opening portion of this same commentary remains permanently unrecoverable and stays undisclosed as verse content, per the hard constraint against fabrication. **Structural subheading** (band5, not seeded as verse): "अमितदिव्ययुतान्तायुर्योग--" (roughly "Combination for amita/divya lifespan via conjunction--"), preceding verses 44.54-44.55. **This page adds NINE new verses -- 44.54 through 44.62** -- the largest single-page yield this bundle (surpassing page244's seven): - **44.54-44.55**: planetary combinations (Cancer ascendant with Moon-Jupiter in kendras etc.) yielding amita (unlimited) or divya (celestial-measure) lifespan. - **44.56-44.57**: Shashtyamsha (D-60 divisional-chart) amsha placements (gopuramsha, paravatamsha, devalokamsha, simhasanamsha) with Cancer ascendant yielding yuga-long or sage-like lifespan. Verse 44.56's word "युगावधि" was initially misread as ambiguous but confirmed via zoom (scratchpad/p245-b11-word-zoom2.png) to be a clean, unambiguous printed reading -- no disclosure needed. - **Hindi commentary for 44.54-44.57** (band14-20), closing "॥ ५४-५७ ॥" -- transcribed verbatim, attached to all four verses. - **Structural subheading** (band21, not seeded as verse): "पूर्णायुयोग--" ("Full-life combination--"), preceding verses 44.58-44.62. This was the subheading that resolved this page's threshold discrepancy. - **44.58-44.62**: five further combinations (suyoga/kuyoga category shifts; benefic-kendra/Jupiter-aspect combinations; exalted-planet combinations with 1st/8th lordship; own-sign 8th-house combinations) all yielding purna (full) or dirgha (long) lifespan. No Hindi commentary for verses 44.58-44.62 appears on this page -- the page ends immediately after verse 44.62's Sanskrit text, followed by the standard page-bottom digitization stamp ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"), which is fully legible and does NOT overlap/interleave with body text this time (unlike page241/243/244's overlap instances) -- band31 shows the stamp as its own clean separate line beneath verse 44.62. Any commentary for 44.58-44.62 likely continues on page246. No chapter colophon found on this page. Chapter 44 (आयुर्दायाध्यायः) verse count grows to 62 (44.1-44.62), STILL PROVISIONAL. **Bundle status**: page245 = 5 of 5 (pages241-245) -- bundle COMPLETE.

  63. 44.63 सत्यापित

    44.63

    संस्कृत

    स्वक्षतुङ्गगतेनांपि केनांचिद् घ्रचरेण चेत् । युतो रन्ध्रपतिर्वापि मन्दो दीर्घायुरादिशेत् ॥ ६३ ॥

    svakshatungagatenanapi kenanchid ghracharena chet, yuto randhrapatirvapi mando deerghayuradishet

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If Saturn, even while in his own sign or exaltation, is joined by any other transiting planet, or if he is lord of the 8th house, he indicates long life.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    सुयोग रहने पर आयु की वृद्धि और कुयोग से आयु की हानि होती है, अतः दीर्घायु, मध्यायु, अल्पायु कारक योगों को बतलाता हूँ। केन्द्र सद्ग्रह युक्त और लग्नेश भी शुभग्रहान्वित हो या गुरु से देखे जाते हों तो जातक पूर्णायु होता है। गुरु शुक्र युक्त लग्नेश केन्द्रगत हो या केन्द्रगत लग्नेश गुरु-शुक्र-दृष्ट हों तो भी जातक पूर्णायु होता है। लग्नेश और अष्टमेश से युक्त तीन ग्रह अपने-अपने उच्चस्थानगत हों और अष्टमस्थान पापग्रह-वर्जित हो तो निश्चय ही जातक पूर्णायु होनें। अष्टमस्थ तीन ग्रह स्वभवन, स्वोच्च स्वमित्रक्षेत्रस्थ हों और लग्नेश भी प्रबल हों तो जातक दीर्घायु होवे। अष्टमेश या शनि किसी भी स्वगृही या अपने उच्च में स्थित ग्रह के साथ हों तो जातक दीर्घायु होता है। पापग्रह ३,६,११, में और शुभग्रह केन्द्र या त्रिकोण में हों और लग्नेश भी प्रबल हों तो निःसन्देह जातक दीर्घायु होता है। शुभग्रह ६।७।८ भावों में, और पापग्रह ३।११ में हों तो जातक दीर्घायु होता है। पापग्रह ६।१२ में, लग्नेश केन्द्र में और अष्टमेश सूर्य के मित्र हों तो जातक दीर्घायु होता है। पापग्रह अष्टम में और कर्मेश अपने उच्चगत हों तो जातक दीर्घायु होता है। लग्न द्विस्वभावराशि का हो और लग्नेश केन्द्र, स्वभवन, स्वोच्च या त्रिकोण में हों तो भी जातक दीर्घायु होता है। लग्न द्विस्वभाव राशि का हो और बली लग्नेश से दो पापग्रह केन्द्र में हों तो जातक दीर्घायु होता है ॥ ५८-६९ ॥ [यह टीका मूलतः page245 पर वर्णित ५८-६२ श्लोकों तथा page246 पर वर्णित ६३-६९ श्लोकों दोनों की व्याख्या करती है, अतः दोनों समूहों में समान रूप से संलग्न की गई है]

    स्रोत: See page246 (PDF p.278) documentation on verse 44.62 / chapter-level notes. Uncertain/non-standard printed readings in this verse ("स्वक्षतुङ्गगतेनांपि", "केनांचिद्", "घ्रचरेण") retained exactly as printed and disclosed -- see full page-note attached at 44.69.

  64. 44.64 सत्यापित

    44.64

    संस्कृत

    र्यारिलाभगतैः क्रूरैः सद्ग्रहैः केन्द्रकोणजैः । बलाढ्ये लग्नपे दीर्घं दिशेदायुरसंशयम् ॥ ६४ ॥

    ryarilabhagataih krurairh sadgrahaih kendrakonajaih, baladhye lagnape deergham dishedayurasamshayam

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    By malefics gone to the 3rd/6th/11th houses together with benefics gone to kendras/trikonas, when the lagnesh is strong, [the astrologer] should declare long life without doubt.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    सुयोग रहने पर आयु की वृद्धि और कुयोग से आयु की हानि होती है, अतः दीर्घायु, मध्यायु, अल्पायु कारक योगों को बतलाता हूँ। केन्द्र सद्ग्रह युक्त और लग्नेश भी शुभग्रहान्वित हो या गुरु से देखे जाते हों तो जातक पूर्णायु होता है। गुरु शुक्र युक्त लग्नेश केन्द्रगत हो या केन्द्रगत लग्नेश गुरु-शुक्र-दृष्ट हों तो भी जातक पूर्णायु होता है। लग्नेश और अष्टमेश से युक्त तीन ग्रह अपने-अपने उच्चस्थानगत हों और अष्टमस्थान पापग्रह-वर्जित हो तो निश्चय ही जातक पूर्णायु होनें। अष्टमस्थ तीन ग्रह स्वभवन, स्वोच्च स्वमित्रक्षेत्रस्थ हों और लग्नेश भी प्रबल हों तो जातक दीर्घायु होवे। अष्टमेश या शनि किसी भी स्वगृही या अपने उच्च में स्थित ग्रह के साथ हों तो जातक दीर्घायु होता है। पापग्रह ३,६,११, में और शुभग्रह केन्द्र या त्रिकोण में हों और लग्नेश भी प्रबल हों तो निःसन्देह जातक दीर्घायु होता है। शुभग्रह ६।७।८ भावों में, और पापग्रह ३।११ में हों तो जातक दीर्घायु होता है। पापग्रह ६।१२ में, लग्नेश केन्द्र में और अष्टमेश सूर्य के मित्र हों तो जातक दीर्घायु होता है। पापग्रह अष्टम में और कर्मेश अपने उच्चगत हों तो जातक दीर्घायु होता है। लग्न द्विस्वभावराशि का हो और लग्नेश केन्द्र, स्वभवन, स्वोच्च या त्रिकोण में हों तो भी जातक दीर्घायु होता है। लग्न द्विस्वभाव राशि का हो और बली लग्नेश से दो पापग्रह केन्द्र में हों तो जातक दीर्घायु होता है ॥ ५८-६९ ॥ [यह टीका मूलतः page245 पर वर्णित ५८-६२ श्लोकों तथा page246 पर वर्णित ६३-६९ श्लोकों दोनों की व्याख्या करती है, अतः दोनों समूहों में समान रूप से संलग्न की गई है]

    स्रोत: See page246 (PDF p.278) documentation. Opening word "र्यारिलाभगतैः" and the verb "दिशेदायुरसंशयम्" both appear to be missing an expected initial syllable ("त्र्य-" and "आ-" respectively); verified via zoom that nothing is cropped/obscured at either point -- retained exactly as printed and disclosed.

  65. 44.65 सत्यापित

    44.65

    संस्कृत

    मदारिमृत्युभावस्थं ग्रहैः सौम्यद्विजोत्तम । दुःश्चिक्यायगतैः क्रूरैः पूर्णमायुर्नृणां भवेत् ॥ ६५ ॥

    madarimrityubhavastham grahaih saumyadvijottama, duhshchikyayagataih krurairh purnamayurnrinam bhavet

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    O best of the twice-born, when [planets are] situated together with benefic planets in the 6th/8th houses, and with malefics gone to [the 6th house], men attain full life.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    सुयोग रहने पर आयु की वृद्धि और कुयोग से आयु की हानि होती है, अतः दीर्घायु, मध्यायु, अल्पायु कारक योगों को बतलाता हूँ। केन्द्र सद्ग्रह युक्त और लग्नेश भी शुभग्रहान्वित हो या गुरु से देखे जाते हों तो जातक पूर्णायु होता है। गुरु शुक्र युक्त लग्नेश केन्द्रगत हो या केन्द्रगत लग्नेश गुरु-शुक्र-दृष्ट हों तो भी जातक पूर्णायु होता है। लग्नेश और अष्टमेश से युक्त तीन ग्रह अपने-अपने उच्चस्थानगत हों और अष्टमस्थान पापग्रह-वर्जित हो तो निश्चय ही जातक पूर्णायु होनें। अष्टमस्थ तीन ग्रह स्वभवन, स्वोच्च स्वमित्रक्षेत्रस्थ हों और लग्नेश भी प्रबल हों तो जातक दीर्घायु होवे। अष्टमेश या शनि किसी भी स्वगृही या अपने उच्च में स्थित ग्रह के साथ हों तो जातक दीर्घायु होता है। पापग्रह ३,६,११, में और शुभग्रह केन्द्र या त्रिकोण में हों और लग्नेश भी प्रबल हों तो निःसन्देह जातक दीर्घायु होता है। शुभग्रह ६।७।८ भावों में, और पापग्रह ३।११ में हों तो जातक दीर्घायु होता है। पापग्रह ६।१२ में, लग्नेश केन्द्र में और अष्टमेश सूर्य के मित्र हों तो जातक दीर्घायु होता है। पापग्रह अष्टम में और कर्मेश अपने उच्चगत हों तो जातक दीर्घायु होता है। लग्न द्विस्वभावराशि का हो और लग्नेश केन्द्र, स्वभवन, स्वोच्च या त्रिकोण में हों तो भी जातक दीर्घायु होता है। लग्न द्विस्वभाव राशि का हो और बली लग्नेश से दो पापग्रह केन्द्र में हों तो जातक दीर्घायु होता है ॥ ५८-६९ ॥ [यह टीका मूलतः page245 पर वर्णित ५८-६२ श्लोकों तथा page246 पर वर्णित ६३-६९ श्लोकों दोनों की व्याख्या करती है, अतः दोनों समूहों में समान रूप से संलग्न की गई है]

    स्रोत: See page246 (PDF p.278) documentation. "मदारिमृत्युभावस्थं" and "दुःश्चिक्यायगतैः" do not correspond to standard house-name vocabulary recognized elsewhere this session; retained exactly as printed and disclosed as uncertain.

  66. 44.66 सत्यापित

    44.66

    संस्कृत

    क्रूरैररिव्ययगतैः केन्द्रगे लग्नपे सति । मृतिपे स्वयेसुहृदि पूर्णायुः स्यान्न संशयः ॥ ६६ ॥

    krurairarivyayagataih kendrage lagnape sati, mritipe svayesuhridi purnayuh syanna samshayah

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    With malefics gone to the 6th/12th houses, when the lagnesh is in a kendra and the 8th-lord is in [his own sign or] a friendly [sign], full life occurs without doubt.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    सुयोग रहने पर आयु की वृद्धि और कुयोग से आयु की हानि होती है, अतः दीर्घायु, मध्यायु, अल्पायु कारक योगों को बतलाता हूँ। केन्द्र सद्ग्रह युक्त और लग्नेश भी शुभग्रहान्वित हो या गुरु से देखे जाते हों तो जातक पूर्णायु होता है। गुरु शुक्र युक्त लग्नेश केन्द्रगत हो या केन्द्रगत लग्नेश गुरु-शुक्र-दृष्ट हों तो भी जातक पूर्णायु होता है। लग्नेश और अष्टमेश से युक्त तीन ग्रह अपने-अपने उच्चस्थानगत हों और अष्टमस्थान पापग्रह-वर्जित हो तो निश्चय ही जातक पूर्णायु होनें। अष्टमस्थ तीन ग्रह स्वभवन, स्वोच्च स्वमित्रक्षेत्रस्थ हों और लग्नेश भी प्रबल हों तो जातक दीर्घायु होवे। अष्टमेश या शनि किसी भी स्वगृही या अपने उच्च में स्थित ग्रह के साथ हों तो जातक दीर्घायु होता है। पापग्रह ३,६,११, में और शुभग्रह केन्द्र या त्रिकोण में हों और लग्नेश भी प्रबल हों तो निःसन्देह जातक दीर्घायु होता है। शुभग्रह ६।७।८ भावों में, और पापग्रह ३।११ में हों तो जातक दीर्घायु होता है। पापग्रह ६।१२ में, लग्नेश केन्द्र में और अष्टमेश सूर्य के मित्र हों तो जातक दीर्घायु होता है। पापग्रह अष्टम में और कर्मेश अपने उच्चगत हों तो जातक दीर्घायु होता है। लग्न द्विस्वभावराशि का हो और लग्नेश केन्द्र, स्वभवन, स्वोच्च या त्रिकोण में हों तो भी जातक दीर्घायु होता है। लग्न द्विस्वभाव राशि का हो और बली लग्नेश से दो पापग्रह केन्द्र में हों तो जातक दीर्घायु होता है ॥ ५८-६९ ॥ [यह टीका मूलतः page245 पर वर्णित ५८-६२ श्लोकों तथा page246 पर वर्णित ६३-६९ श्लोकों दोनों की व्याख्या करती है, अतः दोनों समूहों में समान रूप से संलग्न की गई है]

    स्रोत: See page246 (PDF p.278) documentation. "स्वयेसुहृदि" is an uncertain/possibly compressed reading; retained exactly as printed and disclosed.

  67. 44.67 सत्यापित

    44.67

    संस्कृत

    क्रूरा रन्ध्रास्थिताः कर्मभावेशश्चेत् स्वतुङ्गगः । दीर्घमायुस्तदाऽपि स्याज्जातकस्य न संशयः ॥ ६७ ॥

    krura randhrasthitah karmabhaveshashchet svatungagah, deerghamayustadaapi syajjatakasya na samshayah

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If malefics are situated in the 8th house and the lord of the 10th house is in his own exaltation, then too the native has long life, without doubt.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    सुयोग रहने पर आयु की वृद्धि और कुयोग से आयु की हानि होती है, अतः दीर्घायु, मध्यायु, अल्पायु कारक योगों को बतलाता हूँ। केन्द्र सद्ग्रह युक्त और लग्नेश भी शुभग्रहान्वित हो या गुरु से देखे जाते हों तो जातक पूर्णायु होता है। गुरु शुक्र युक्त लग्नेश केन्द्रगत हो या केन्द्रगत लग्नेश गुरु-शुक्र-दृष्ट हों तो भी जातक पूर्णायु होता है। लग्नेश और अष्टमेश से युक्त तीन ग्रह अपने-अपने उच्चस्थानगत हों और अष्टमस्थान पापग्रह-वर्जित हो तो निश्चय ही जातक पूर्णायु होनें। अष्टमस्थ तीन ग्रह स्वभवन, स्वोच्च स्वमित्रक्षेत्रस्थ हों और लग्नेश भी प्रबल हों तो जातक दीर्घायु होवे। अष्टमेश या शनि किसी भी स्वगृही या अपने उच्च में स्थित ग्रह के साथ हों तो जातक दीर्घायु होता है। पापग्रह ३,६,११, में और शुभग्रह केन्द्र या त्रिकोण में हों और लग्नेश भी प्रबल हों तो निःसन्देह जातक दीर्घायु होता है। शुभग्रह ६।७।८ भावों में, और पापग्रह ३।११ में हों तो जातक दीर्घायु होता है। पापग्रह ६।१२ में, लग्नेश केन्द्र में और अष्टमेश सूर्य के मित्र हों तो जातक दीर्घायु होता है। पापग्रह अष्टम में और कर्मेश अपने उच्चगत हों तो जातक दीर्घायु होता है। लग्न द्विस्वभावराशि का हो और लग्नेश केन्द्र, स्वभवन, स्वोच्च या त्रिकोण में हों तो भी जातक दीर्घायु होता है। लग्न द्विस्वभाव राशि का हो और बली लग्नेश से दो पापग्रह केन्द्र में हों तो जातक दीर्घायु होता है ॥ ५८-६९ ॥ [यह टीका मूलतः page245 पर वर्णित ५८-६२ श्लोकों तथा page246 पर वर्णित ६३-६९ श्लोकों दोनों की व्याख्या करती है, अतः दोनों समूहों में समान रूप से संलग्न की गई है]

    स्रोत: See page246 (PDF p.278) documentation. Clear reading, no disclosure needed.

  68. 44.68 सत्यापित

    44.68

    संस्कृत

    द्विस्वभावस्थिते लग्ने लग्नपे केन्द्रगे सति । स्वर्क्षे तुर्जे त्रिकोणे वा दीर्घायुर्जायते जनः ॥ ६८ ॥

    dvisvabhavasthite lagne lagnape kendrage sati, svarkshe turje trikone va deerghayurjayate janah

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the ascendant is a dual (dvisvabhava) sign and the lagnesh is in a kendra, in his own sign, [in exaltation], or in a trikona, the native is born with long life.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    सुयोग रहने पर आयु की वृद्धि और कुयोग से आयु की हानि होती है, अतः दीर्घायु, मध्यायु, अल्पायु कारक योगों को बतलाता हूँ। केन्द्र सद्ग्रह युक्त और लग्नेश भी शुभग्रहान्वित हो या गुरु से देखे जाते हों तो जातक पूर्णायु होता है। गुरु शुक्र युक्त लग्नेश केन्द्रगत हो या केन्द्रगत लग्नेश गुरु-शुक्र-दृष्ट हों तो भी जातक पूर्णायु होता है। लग्नेश और अष्टमेश से युक्त तीन ग्रह अपने-अपने उच्चस्थानगत हों और अष्टमस्थान पापग्रह-वर्जित हो तो निश्चय ही जातक पूर्णायु होनें। अष्टमस्थ तीन ग्रह स्वभवन, स्वोच्च स्वमित्रक्षेत्रस्थ हों और लग्नेश भी प्रबल हों तो जातक दीर्घायु होवे। अष्टमेश या शनि किसी भी स्वगृही या अपने उच्च में स्थित ग्रह के साथ हों तो जातक दीर्घायु होता है। पापग्रह ३,६,११, में और शुभग्रह केन्द्र या त्रिकोण में हों और लग्नेश भी प्रबल हों तो निःसन्देह जातक दीर्घायु होता है। शुभग्रह ६।७।८ भावों में, और पापग्रह ३।११ में हों तो जातक दीर्घायु होता है। पापग्रह ६।१२ में, लग्नेश केन्द्र में और अष्टमेश सूर्य के मित्र हों तो जातक दीर्घायु होता है। पापग्रह अष्टम में और कर्मेश अपने उच्चगत हों तो जातक दीर्घायु होता है। लग्न द्विस्वभावराशि का हो और लग्नेश केन्द्र, स्वभवन, स्वोच्च या त्रिकोण में हों तो भी जातक दीर्घायु होता है। लग्न द्विस्वभाव राशि का हो और बली लग्नेश से दो पापग्रह केन्द्र में हों तो जातक दीर्घायु होता है ॥ ५८-६९ ॥ [यह टीका मूलतः page245 पर वर्णित ५८-६२ श्लोकों तथा page246 पर वर्णित ६३-६९ श्लोकों दोनों की व्याख्या करती है, अतः दोनों समूहों में समान रूप से संलग्न की गई है]

    स्रोत: See page246 (PDF p.278) documentation. "तुर्जे" was expected to read "तुङ्गे" (exaltation) by theme -- notably, verse 44.67 on this same page prints "तुङ्गगः" clearly and unambiguously, so the typesetter was capable of the standard spelling. Multiple targeted zooms of the 44.68 word confirm a रेफ+ज conjunct, not ङ्ग. Retained exactly as printed and disclosed as differing from the expected word.

  69. 44.69 सत्यापित

    44.69

    संस्कृत

    तनौ तु द्विस्वभावस्थे बलिनो लग्नपाद्घिं । क्रूरौ केन्द्रगतौ स्यातां तर्हि दीर्घायुरादिशेत् ॥ ६९ ॥

    tanau tu dvisvabhavasthe balino lagnapadghim, krurau kendragatau syatam tarhi deerghayuradishet

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the body(-house/ascendant) is in a dual sign and [the lagnesh] is strong [with a further qualifier that could not be confidently resolved], if two malefics are in kendras, then [the astrologer] should declare long life.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    सुयोग रहने पर आयु की वृद्धि और कुयोग से आयु की हानि होती है, अतः दीर्घायु, मध्यायु, अल्पायु कारक योगों को बतलाता हूँ। केन्द्र सद्ग्रह युक्त और लग्नेश भी शुभग्रहान्वित हो या गुरु से देखे जाते हों तो जातक पूर्णायु होता है। गुरु शुक्र युक्त लग्नेश केन्द्रगत हो या केन्द्रगत लग्नेश गुरु-शुक्र-दृष्ट हों तो भी जातक पूर्णायु होता है। लग्नेश और अष्टमेश से युक्त तीन ग्रह अपने-अपने उच्चस्थानगत हों और अष्टमस्थान पापग्रह-वर्जित हो तो निश्चय ही जातक पूर्णायु होनें। अष्टमस्थ तीन ग्रह स्वभवन, स्वोच्च स्वमित्रक्षेत्रस्थ हों और लग्नेश भी प्रबल हों तो जातक दीर्घायु होवे। अष्टमेश या शनि किसी भी स्वगृही या अपने उच्च में स्थित ग्रह के साथ हों तो जातक दीर्घायु होता है। पापग्रह ३,६,११, में और शुभग्रह केन्द्र या त्रिकोण में हों और लग्नेश भी प्रबल हों तो निःसन्देह जातक दीर्घायु होता है। शुभग्रह ६।७।८ भावों में, और पापग्रह ३।११ में हों तो जातक दीर्घायु होता है। पापग्रह ६।१२ में, लग्नेश केन्द्र में और अष्टमेश सूर्य के मित्र हों तो जातक दीर्घायु होता है। पापग्रह अष्टम में और कर्मेश अपने उच्चगत हों तो जातक दीर्घायु होता है। लग्न द्विस्वभावराशि का हो और लग्नेश केन्द्र, स्वभवन, स्वोच्च या त्रिकोण में हों तो भी जातक दीर्घायु होता है। लग्न द्विस्वभाव राशि का हो और बली लग्नेश से दो पापग्रह केन्द्र में हों तो जातक दीर्घायु होता है ॥ ५८-६९ ॥ [यह टीका मूलतः page245 पर वर्णित ५८-६२ श्लोकों तथा page246 पर वर्णित ६३-६९ श्लोकों दोनों की व्याख्या करती है, अतः दोनों समूहों में समान रूप से संलग्न की गई है]

    स्रोत: Page246 (PDF p.278), folio "246". Running head reads the TEXT-NAME "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" (T-type) -- page245 was C-type, page246 continues the alternation: C,T,C,T,...,C(245),T(246) -- SIXTEEN consecutive pages now (231-246). Threshold selection: sweep (scratchpad/sweep246.py) found T5=33, T7=32 (discrepancy of 1). Diff (scratchpad/diff246.py) isolated native band (2618,2645) h27, dropped at T7. Zoomed (scratchpad/p246-disc-a.png): revealed this is NOT missed/separate content but a SINGLE printed line (verse 44.69's second line) split into two adjacent bands by a brief intra-line ink-density dip -- a new sub-pattern for this diff-resolution technique (previously always resolved as genuine new content; this is the first "false positive, no content lost" case this session). THRESH=5 confirmed fine regardless. Gap check: max gap only 139px (band0-to-band1), well below the ~223px chapter-transition signature -- no large-gap re-scan needed. **Backfill for verses 44.58-44.62**: page245 ended with these five verses but no commentary (noted there as "likely continues on page246"). Confirmed here: the Hindi commentary spanning band16-31 closes with the citation "॥ ५८-६९ ॥", proving it is a single continuous commentary block covering BOTH page245's uncommented 44.58-44.62 AND this page's new 44.63-44.69 (twelve verses sharing one commentary). Backfilled into all twelve verses' translationHi. This is the fifteenth occurrence this session of the multi-page shared-commentary pattern. **This page adds SEVEN new verses -- 44.63 through 44.69**, all continuing the dirghayu/purnayu (long-life/full-life) combination catalogue. Several printed readings on this page are non-standard or compressed compared to expected forms; each was investigated via repeated high-zoom crops (multiple attempts per word, following the mandatory same-page-control verification technique) before being retained exactly as printed, per the hard constraint against silent correction or fabrication: - **44.63**: first pada reads "स्वक्षतुङ्गगतेनांपि केनांचिद् घ्रचरेण चेत्" -- a compressed/non-standard form of what would semantically be expected as "स्वक्षेत्रे तुङ्गगतेनापि केनचिद् ग्रहचरेण चेत्" (if Saturn, even while in own sign or exaltation, is joined by some other transiting planet). Three distinct sub-readings retained as printed and disclosed: "स्वक्षतुङ्गगतेनांपि" (missing expected "एत्रे"/"उ" syllables), "केनांचिद्" (an extra anusvara not present in the standard "केनचिद्"), and "घ्रचरेण" (a घ्र-conjunct, missing the expected "ह" of "ग्रहचरेण" -- confirmed via 8x ultra-zoom that the conjunct is genuinely घ्र, not ग्र, and that no "ह" glyph follows). - **44.64**: first word reads "र्यारिलाभगतैः" -- verified via zoom of the page's left margin (scratchpad/p246-v64-start-zoom.png) that NOTHING is cropped or obscured before this word; the line genuinely begins here in print, missing what would be the expected initial syllable of "त्र्यरिलाभगतैः" (planets gone to the 3rd/6th/11th houses -- a combination that matches the commentary's later "पापग्रह ३,६,११"). Second line's verb similarly reads "दिशेदायुरसंशयम्", missing the expected "आ-" prefix of "आदिशेदायुरसंशयम्"; verified via zoom that no glyph precedes it either. Both retained exactly as printed. - **44.65**: "मदारिमृत्युभावस्थं ग्रहैः सौम्यद्विजोत्तम" and "दुःश्चिक्यायगतैः क्रूरैः" -- neither "मदारि" nor "दुःश्चिक्याय" correspond to house-name vocabulary this session has recognized elsewhere; retained as printed after zoom verification, disclosed as uncertain. - **44.66**: "मृतिपे स्वयेसुहृदि पूर्णायुः" -- "स्वयेसुहृदि" is an uncertain/possibly compressed reading (perhaps intending "स्वर्क्षे सुहृदि", in own sign [or] a friend's); retained as printed, disclosed. - **44.67**: clear reading throughout, including "स्वतुङ्गगः" (exalted) printed unambiguously -- notable because it confirms the typesetter COULD and DID print "तुङ्ग" correctly elsewhere on this same page, strengthening confidence that 44.68's differing reading below is a genuine variant rather than a misreading. - **44.68**: second line reads "स्वर्क्षे तुर्जे त्रिकोणे वा दीर्घायुर्जायते जनः" -- "तुर्जे" was investigated via multiple targeted zooms (scratchpad/p246-v68-tunge-zoom2.png) which clearly show a रेफ (reph) + ज conjunct, not the ङ्ग conjunct of the expected "तुङ्गे" (exaltation) -- especially notable given 44.67's clean "तुङ्गगः" on the same page (see above). Retained as printed, disclosed as differing from the thematically expected word. - **44.69**: first line reads "तनौ तु द्विस्वभावस्थे बलिनो लग्नपाद्घिं" -- "लग्नपाद्घिं" is an uncertain, non-standard conjunct, investigated across many zoom crops over two work sessions (scratchpad/p246-v69-word-zoom2.png, -zoom3.png, and this session's -full1/-full2/-tight1/2/3 series) without reaching a confident standard-Sanskrit resolution; retained exactly as best transcribed from the print, disclosed as uncertain. Second line is clear: "क्रूरौ केन्द्रगतौ स्यातां तर्हि दीर्घायुरादिशेत् ॥ ६९ ॥" (confirmed clean via scratchpad/p246-v69-full.png and the band-split investigation above). Page-bottom digitization stamp (band32): "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" -- fully legible, not overlapping body text (second clean non-overlapping instance in a row, after page245). No chapter colophon found on this page. Chapter 44 (आयुर्दायाध्यायः) verse count grows to 69 (44.1-44.69), STILL PROVISIONAL.

  70. 44.70 सत्यापित

    44.70

    संस्कृत

    लग्नरन्ध्रपयोर्मध्ये ग्रहो यः स्याद् बलाधिकः । तस्मिश्च केन्द्रगे दीर्घमायुर्जातस्य निश्चितम् ॥ ७० ॥

    lagnarandhrapayormadhye graho yah syad baladhikah, tasmimshcha kendrage deerghamayurjatasya nishchitam

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Between the lords of the lagna and the 8th house, whichever planet is the stronger -- if that planet is placed in a kendra (angular house), the native's life is certainly long.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    लग्नेश, अष्टमेश के बीच जो अधिक बलशाली हो वह केन्द्रगत हो तो दीर्घायु, पणफरस्थ हो तो मध्यायु, और आपोक्लिमस्थ हो तो अल्पायु जातक होता है । लग्नेश सूर्य के मित्र हो तो दीर्घायु, सम हो तो मध्यायु और शत्रु हो तो अल्पायु कहना चाहिए । इसी तरह अष्टमेश से भी फलादेश करना चाहिए । लग्नेश और अष्टमेश अपने क्षेत्र में हों तो दीर्घायु, समराशिगत हों तो मध्यायु और शत्रुराशिस्थ हों तो अल्पायु जातक होता है ॥ ७०-७२ ॥

    स्रोत: Transcribed from page247 (PDF p.279) of the printed BPHS edition (Sanskrit root text + Hindi commentary, Veda Nidhi Varanasi digitization via eGangotri, CC-0, Swami Atmanand Giri/Prabhuji). Page carries the structural subheading "दीर्घमध्याल्पायुयोग" (combinations for long/medium/short life, verses 70-72) followed by "अल्पायुर्योग" (short-life combinations, verses 73-77); both are editorial section markers, recorded here as structural notes, not seeded as verses, per the copyright-safety convention. The Hindi commentary explaining verses 73-77 is cut off mid-sentence at the bottom of this page ("लग्नेश, अष्टमेश,") and continues onto page248 -- translationHi for these five verses is left unset pending that backfill.

  71. 44.71 सत्यापित

    44.71

    संस्कृत

    मध्यमं स्यात् पणफरे स्थं आपोक्लिमेऽल्पकम् । लग्नपे स्वयंसुहृदि स्याद्दीर्घं तु समे समम् ॥ ७१ ॥

    madhyamam syat panaphare stham apoklime alpakam, lagnape svayamsuhridi syaddeergham tu same samam

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If that planet is in a panaphara (succedent house), the life is medium; if in an apoklima (cadent house), it is short. If the lagna-lord is in its own sign or a friendly sign, the life is long; if in a neutral sign, it is [likewise] medium.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    लग्नेश, अष्टमेश के बीच जो अधिक बलशाली हो वह केन्द्रगत हो तो दीर्घायु, पणफरस्थ हो तो मध्यायु, और आपोक्लिमस्थ हो तो अल्पायु जातक होता है । लग्नेश सूर्य के मित्र हो तो दीर्घायु, सम हो तो मध्यायु और शत्रु हो तो अल्पायु कहना चाहिए । इसी तरह अष्टमेश से भी फलादेश करना चाहिए । लग्नेश और अष्टमेश अपने क्षेत्र में हों तो दीर्घायु, समराशिगत हों तो मध्यायु और शत्रुराशिस्थ हों तो अल्पायु जातक होता है ॥ ७०-७२ ॥

    स्रोत: Transcribed from page247 (PDF p.279) of the printed BPHS edition (Sanskrit root text + Hindi commentary, Veda Nidhi Varanasi digitization via eGangotri, CC-0, Swami Atmanand Giri/Prabhuji). Page carries the structural subheading "दीर्घमध्याल्पायुयोग" (combinations for long/medium/short life, verses 70-72) followed by "अल्पायुर्योग" (short-life combinations, verses 73-77); both are editorial section markers, recorded here as structural notes, not seeded as verses, per the copyright-safety convention. The Hindi commentary explaining verses 73-77 is cut off mid-sentence at the bottom of this page ("लग्नेश, अष्टमेश,") and continues onto page248 -- translationHi for these five verses is left unset pending that backfill.

  72. 44.72 सत्यापित

    44.72

    संस्कृत

    स्वल्पमायू रिपौ तट्ठढ्यं रन्ध्राधिपादपि । सुहृत्समारिराशिस्थे तत्रैव फलमादिशेत् ॥ ७२ ॥

    svalpamayu ripau tatthadhyam randhradhipadapi, suhritsamarirashisthe tatraiva phalamadishet

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [If the lagna-lord is] in an enemy's sign, the life is very short -- [a word in this line, "तट्ठढ्यं", is an uncertain/non-standard printed reading, retained as printed] -- the same applies with respect to the lord of the 8th house as well; the result (long/medium/short) should be declared according to whether it is placed in a friendly, neutral, or enemy sign.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    लग्नेश, अष्टमेश के बीच जो अधिक बलशाली हो वह केन्द्रगत हो तो दीर्घायु, पणफरस्थ हो तो मध्यायु, और आपोक्लिमस्थ हो तो अल्पायु जातक होता है । लग्नेश सूर्य के मित्र हो तो दीर्घायु, सम हो तो मध्यायु और शत्रु हो तो अल्पायु कहना चाहिए । इसी तरह अष्टमेश से भी फलादेश करना चाहिए । लग्नेश और अष्टमेश अपने क्षेत्र में हों तो दीर्घायु, समराशिगत हों तो मध्यायु और शत्रुराशिस्थ हों तो अल्पायु जातक होता है ॥ ७०-७२ ॥

    स्रोत: Transcribed from page247 (PDF p.279) of the printed BPHS edition (Sanskrit root text + Hindi commentary, Veda Nidhi Varanasi digitization via eGangotri, CC-0, Swami Atmanand Giri/Prabhuji). Page carries the structural subheading "दीर्घमध्याल्पायुयोग" (combinations for long/medium/short life, verses 70-72) followed by "अल्पायुर्योग" (short-life combinations, verses 73-77); both are editorial section markers, recorded here as structural notes, not seeded as verses, per the copyright-safety convention. The Hindi commentary explaining verses 73-77 is cut off mid-sentence at the bottom of this page ("लग्नेश, अष्टमेश,") and continues onto page248 -- translationHi for these five verses is left unset pending that backfill. Uncertain/non-standard printed reading in this verse ("तट्ठढ्यं", an unusual ट्ठ conjunct) retained exactly as printed and disclosed.

  73. 44.73 सत्यापित

    44.73

    संस्कृत

    विक्रमेशकुजौ द्वौ वा मृत्युनाथाकनन्दनौ । क्रूरेक्षितयुतावस्तौ वा तदाल्पायुरादिशेत् ॥ ७३ ॥

    vikrameshakujau dvau va mrityunathakanandanau, krurekshitayutavastau va tadalpayuradishet

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If the lord of the 3rd house and Mars, or [alternatively] the lord of death (8th lord) and Saturn (Arkanandana, "son of the Sun") -- these two, if aspected by or conjoined with malefics, or if set/combust, then short life should be declared.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    विक्रमेश तथा मङ्गल ये दोनों या अष्टमेश एवं शनि, पापग्रहों से युक्त या दृष्ट हों अथवा अस्तंगत हों तो जातक अल्पायु होता है । ६, ८, या १२ में सपाप लग्नेश हो और उस पर शुभग्रह का संयोग या दृष्टि नहीं हो तो जातक अल्पायु या निःसंतान होता है । केन्द्रस्थ पापग्रहों पर शुभग्रहों की दृष्टि यदि नहीं हो और लग्नेश दुर्बल हो तो जातक अल्पायु होता है । द्वितीय तथा द्वादश पापग्रह युक्त हों शुभग्रहों की दृष्टि या संयोग वन पर नहीं हो तो भी जातक अल्पायु होता है । लग्नेश, अष्टमेश, दोनों अस्तंगत या नीचादिस्थानस्थित हों तो जातक अल्पायु होता है, किन्तु शुभाशुभ-ग्रहों के योग होने पर मध्यायु कहना चाहिए ॥ ७३-७७ ॥

    स्रोत: Transcribed from page247 (PDF p.279) of the printed BPHS edition (Sanskrit root text + Hindi commentary, Veda Nidhi Varanasi digitization via eGangotri, CC-0, Swami Atmanand Giri/Prabhuji). Page carries the structural subheading "दीर्घमध्याल्पायुयोग" (combinations for long/medium/short life, verses 70-72) followed by "अल्पायुर्योग" (short-life combinations, verses 73-77); both are editorial section markers, recorded here as structural notes, not seeded as verses, per the copyright-safety convention. The Hindi commentary explaining verses 73-77 is cut off mid-sentence at the bottom of this page ("लग्नेश, अष्टमेश,") and continues onto page248 -- translationHi for these five verses is left unset pending that backfill.

  74. 44.74 सत्यापित

    44.74

    संस्कृत

    रिपौ रन्ध्रेऽथवा रिष्फे सक्रुरे लग्नपे सति । सद्दृष्टियुतिहीने तु स्वल्पायुर्वाप्यसन्ततिः ॥ ७४ ॥

    ripau randhre'thava rishphe sakrure lagnape sati, saddrishtiyutiheene tu svalpayurvapyasantatih

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If the lagna-lord is in the 6th, 8th, or 12th house -- [a word here, "सक्रुरे", is an uncertain/non-standard printed reading, retained as printed] -- and is devoid of the aspect or conjunction of benefics, then the life is very short, or else there is no progeny.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    विक्रमेश तथा मङ्गल ये दोनों या अष्टमेश एवं शनि, पापग्रहों से युक्त या दृष्ट हों अथवा अस्तंगत हों तो जातक अल्पायु होता है । ६, ८, या १२ में सपाप लग्नेश हो और उस पर शुभग्रह का संयोग या दृष्टि नहीं हो तो जातक अल्पायु या निःसंतान होता है । केन्द्रस्थ पापग्रहों पर शुभग्रहों की दृष्टि यदि नहीं हो और लग्नेश दुर्बल हो तो जातक अल्पायु होता है । द्वितीय तथा द्वादश पापग्रह युक्त हों शुभग्रहों की दृष्टि या संयोग वन पर नहीं हो तो भी जातक अल्पायु होता है । लग्नेश, अष्टमेश, दोनों अस्तंगत या नीचादिस्थानस्थित हों तो जातक अल्पायु होता है, किन्तु शुभाशुभ-ग्रहों के योग होने पर मध्यायु कहना चाहिए ॥ ७३-७७ ॥

    स्रोत: Transcribed from page247 (PDF p.279) of the printed BPHS edition (Sanskrit root text + Hindi commentary, Veda Nidhi Varanasi digitization via eGangotri, CC-0, Swami Atmanand Giri/Prabhuji). Page carries the structural subheading "दीर्घमध्याल्पायुयोग" (combinations for long/medium/short life, verses 70-72) followed by "अल्पायुर्योग" (short-life combinations, verses 73-77); both are editorial section markers, recorded here as structural notes, not seeded as verses, per the copyright-safety convention. The Hindi commentary explaining verses 73-77 is cut off mid-sentence at the bottom of this page ("लग्नेश, अष्टमेश,") and continues onto page248 -- translationHi for these five verses is left unset pending that backfill. Uncertain/non-standard printed reading in this verse ("सक्रुरे", confirmed via high-zoom -- neither "शक्रे" nor "शत्रौ") retained exactly as printed and disclosed.

  75. 44.75 सत्यापित

    44.75

    संस्कृत

    यदि केन्द्रगताः क्रूराः सौम्यखेटैरवीक्षिताः । निर्बलो लग्नपश्च स्यात् जातोऽत्राल्पायुरीरितः ॥ ७५ ॥

    yadi kendragatah krurah saumyakhetairaveekshitah, nirbalo lagnapashcha syat jato'tralpayurireeritah

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If malefics are placed in kendras and are not aspected by benefic planets, and the lagna-lord is weak, then the native born [under this combination] is declared to have a short life.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    विक्रमेश तथा मङ्गल ये दोनों या अष्टमेश एवं शनि, पापग्रहों से युक्त या दृष्ट हों अथवा अस्तंगत हों तो जातक अल्पायु होता है । ६, ८, या १२ में सपाप लग्नेश हो और उस पर शुभग्रह का संयोग या दृष्टि नहीं हो तो जातक अल्पायु या निःसंतान होता है । केन्द्रस्थ पापग्रहों पर शुभग्रहों की दृष्टि यदि नहीं हो और लग्नेश दुर्बल हो तो जातक अल्पायु होता है । द्वितीय तथा द्वादश पापग्रह युक्त हों शुभग्रहों की दृष्टि या संयोग वन पर नहीं हो तो भी जातक अल्पायु होता है । लग्नेश, अष्टमेश, दोनों अस्तंगत या नीचादिस्थानस्थित हों तो जातक अल्पायु होता है, किन्तु शुभाशुभ-ग्रहों के योग होने पर मध्यायु कहना चाहिए ॥ ७३-७७ ॥

    स्रोत: Transcribed from page247 (PDF p.279) of the printed BPHS edition (Sanskrit root text + Hindi commentary, Veda Nidhi Varanasi digitization via eGangotri, CC-0, Swami Atmanand Giri/Prabhuji). Page carries the structural subheading "दीर्घमध्याल्पायुयोग" (combinations for long/medium/short life, verses 70-72) followed by "अल्पायुर्योग" (short-life combinations, verses 73-77); both are editorial section markers, recorded here as structural notes, not seeded as verses, per the copyright-safety convention. The Hindi commentary explaining verses 73-77 is cut off mid-sentence at the bottom of this page ("लग्नेश, अष्टमेश,") and continues onto page248 -- translationHi for these five verses is left unset pending that backfill.

  76. 44.76 सत्यापित

    44.76

    संस्कृत

    धने सपापे रिष्फे च सद्ग्रहेक्षणवर्जिते । सत्खेटयुतिहीने च स्वल्पमायुर्विनिर्दिशेत् ॥ ७६ ॥

    dhane sapape rishphe cha sadgrahekshanavarjite, satkhetayutiheene cha svalpamayurvinirdishet

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If the 2nd house is joined with a malefic, and the 12th house is devoid of the sight of benefic planets, and [likewise] devoid of conjunction with benefic planets, then a very short life should be declared.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    विक्रमेश तथा मङ्गल ये दोनों या अष्टमेश एवं शनि, पापग्रहों से युक्त या दृष्ट हों अथवा अस्तंगत हों तो जातक अल्पायु होता है । ६, ८, या १२ में सपाप लग्नेश हो और उस पर शुभग्रह का संयोग या दृष्टि नहीं हो तो जातक अल्पायु या निःसंतान होता है । केन्द्रस्थ पापग्रहों पर शुभग्रहों की दृष्टि यदि नहीं हो और लग्नेश दुर्बल हो तो जातक अल्पायु होता है । द्वितीय तथा द्वादश पापग्रह युक्त हों शुभग्रहों की दृष्टि या संयोग वन पर नहीं हो तो भी जातक अल्पायु होता है । लग्नेश, अष्टमेश, दोनों अस्तंगत या नीचादिस्थानस्थित हों तो जातक अल्पायु होता है, किन्तु शुभाशुभ-ग्रहों के योग होने पर मध्यायु कहना चाहिए ॥ ७३-७७ ॥

    स्रोत: Transcribed from page247 (PDF p.279) of the printed BPHS edition (Sanskrit root text + Hindi commentary, Veda Nidhi Varanasi digitization via eGangotri, CC-0, Swami Atmanand Giri/Prabhuji). Page carries the structural subheading "दीर्घमध्याल्पायुयोग" (combinations for long/medium/short life, verses 70-72) followed by "अल्पायुर्योग" (short-life combinations, verses 73-77); both are editorial section markers, recorded here as structural notes, not seeded as verses, per the copyright-safety convention. The Hindi commentary explaining verses 73-77 is cut off mid-sentence at the bottom of this page ("लग्नेश, अष्टमेश,") and continues onto page248 -- translationHi for these five verses is left unset pending that backfill.

  77. 44.77 सत्यापित

    44.77

    संस्कृत

    निर्बलौ लग्नमृत्योतियावस्तनींचादिगौ यदि । तदाल्पायुः, सदसतायोगान्मध्यायुरीरितम् ॥ ७७ ॥

    nirbalau lagnamrityotiyavastaneenchadigau yadi, tadalpayuh, sadasatayoganmadhyayurireeritam

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [The line describing the two weak significators is an uncertain/non-standard printed reading, retained as printed -- the sense appears to be that] if the lagna-lord and the lord of death (8th lord) are both weak [e.g. debilitated], then the life is short; through a mixture of good and bad combinations (yoga), medium life is declared.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    विक्रमेश तथा मङ्गल ये दोनों या अष्टमेश एवं शनि, पापग्रहों से युक्त या दृष्ट हों अथवा अस्तंगत हों तो जातक अल्पायु होता है । ६, ८, या १२ में सपाप लग्नेश हो और उस पर शुभग्रह का संयोग या दृष्टि नहीं हो तो जातक अल्पायु या निःसंतान होता है । केन्द्रस्थ पापग्रहों पर शुभग्रहों की दृष्टि यदि नहीं हो और लग्नेश दुर्बल हो तो जातक अल्पायु होता है । द्वितीय तथा द्वादश पापग्रह युक्त हों शुभग्रहों की दृष्टि या संयोग वन पर नहीं हो तो भी जातक अल्पायु होता है । लग्नेश, अष्टमेश, दोनों अस्तंगत या नीचादिस्थानस्थित हों तो जातक अल्पायु होता है, किन्तु शुभाशुभ-ग्रहों के योग होने पर मध्यायु कहना चाहिए ॥ ७३-७७ ॥

    स्रोत: Transcribed from page247 (PDF p.279) of the printed BPHS edition (Sanskrit root text + Hindi commentary, Veda Nidhi Varanasi digitization via eGangotri, CC-0, Swami Atmanand Giri/Prabhuji). Page carries the structural subheading "दीर्घमध्याल्पायुयोग" (combinations for long/medium/short life, verses 70-72) followed by "अल्पायुर्योग" (short-life combinations, verses 73-77); both are editorial section markers, recorded here as structural notes, not seeded as verses, per the copyright-safety convention. The Hindi commentary explaining verses 73-77 is cut off mid-sentence at the bottom of this page ("लग्नेश, अष्टमेश,") and continues onto page248 -- translationHi for these five verses is left unset pending that backfill. Uncertain/non-standard printed reading in this verse's first line ("लग्नमृत्योतियावस्तनींचादिगौ") retained exactly as printed and disclosed -- investigated via repeated high-zoom crops without reaching a confident standard-Sanskrit resolution.

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  1. 45.1 सत्यापित

    45.1

    संस्कृत

    भगवन् ! विविधा योगा श्राविता भवता पुरा । अधुना ब्रूहि कृपया भेदान् मारकसम्भवान् ॥ १ ॥

    bhagavan vividha yoga shravita bhavata pura, adhuna bruhi kripaya bhedan marakasambhavan

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [Maitreya said:] O Lord! Various combinations (yogas) have previously been taught by you. Now, please kindly explain the distinctions arising from the Maraka [death-inflicting significators].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    मैत्रेय ने कहा—हे भगवन् ! आपने बहुत से आयुयोग बतलाए । अब कृपया मारक ग्रहों के भेद बतलावें ॥ १ ॥

    स्रोत: Transcribed from page248 (PDF p.280) of the printed BPHS edition (Sanskrit root text + Hindi commentary, Veda Nidhi Varanasi digitization via eGangotri, CC-0, Swami Atmanand Giri/Prabhuji). This page opens with the closing portion of the commentary for chapter44 verses 73-77 (continued from page247), then the formal Sanskrit colophon "इति सविमर्शसुधाव्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे आयुर्दायाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ ४४ ॥" (naming the commentary "Vimarshasudha"), closing chapter44 at 77 verses (final, no longer provisional), followed immediately by the new chapter heading "अथ मारकभेदाध्यायः ॥ ४५ ॥" (Chapter 45: on the classification of Maraka/death-inflicting planets). Both the colophon and the new chapter heading, and the dialogue markers "मैत्रेय उवाच" (Maitreya said) and "पराशर उवाच" (Parashara said), are recorded as structural/narrative notes here, not seeded as verses, per the copyright-safety convention.

  2. 45.2 सत्यापित

    45.2

    संस्कृत

    अतः परं च ते वच्मि श्रृणु मारकलक्षणम् । यज्ज्ञानतो नृणामायुनिर्णये स्युर्बुधाः क्षमाः ॥ २ ॥

    atah param cha te vachmi shrinu marakalakshanam, yajjnanato nrinamayurnirnaye syurbudhah kshamah

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [Parashara said:] Hereafter I shall tell you -- listen to the characteristics of the Maraka. Knowing which, the wise become capable of determining the lifespan of men.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पराशर ने कहा—अब मैं कारक लक्षण बतलाता हूँ, सुनो ! इससे आयु के निर्णय करने में पण्डितगण सक्षम हो सकेंगें । स्वल्पायु, मध्यमायु, उत्तमायु ये त्रिविध आयुर्योग कहे गए हैं । ३२ वर्ष तक अल्पायु, ३२ से ६४ वर्ष तक मध्यायु, और ६४ के बाद दीर्घायु । शत वर्ष से अधिक आयु को उत्तमायु कहा गया है । २४ वर्ष पर्यन्त चूंकि आयुर्ज्ञान नहीं किया जा सकता है, अतः तबतक जप, होम, चिकित्सा आदि के द्वारा बालकों की रक्षा करनी चाहिए । कतिपय बच्चे पितृदोष से कई एक मातृदोष से मर जाते हैं, और अन्य बच्चे अपने बालारिष्ट के कारण मरते हैं । इस प्रकार बच्चों की मृत्यु में त्रिविध कारण होते हैं ॥ २-६ ॥

    स्रोत: Transcribed from page248 (PDF p.280) of the printed BPHS edition (Sanskrit root text + Hindi commentary, Veda Nidhi Varanasi digitization via eGangotri, CC-0, Swami Atmanand Giri/Prabhuji). This page opens with the closing portion of the commentary for chapter44 verses 73-77 (continued from page247), then the formal Sanskrit colophon "इति सविमर्शसुधाव्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे आयुर्दायाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ ४४ ॥" (naming the commentary "Vimarshasudha"), closing chapter44 at 77 verses (final, no longer provisional), followed immediately by the new chapter heading "अथ मारकभेदाध्यायः ॥ ४५ ॥" (Chapter 45: on the classification of Maraka/death-inflicting planets). Both the colophon and the new chapter heading, and the dialogue markers "मैत्रेय उवाच" (Maitreya said) and "पराशर उवाच" (Parashara said), are recorded as structural/narrative notes here, not seeded as verses, per the copyright-safety convention.

  3. 45.3 सत्यापित

    45.3

    संस्कृत

    त्रिविधाश्चायुषो योगाः स्वल्पायुर्मध्यमोत्तमाः । द्वात्रिंशत् पूर्वमल्पायुर्मध्यमायुस्ततो भवेत् ॥ ३ ॥

    trividhashchayusho yogah svalpayurmadhyamottamah, dvatrimshat purvamalpayurmadhyamayustato bhavet

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The combinations of lifespan are of three kinds: short life, medium life, and best life. Before thirty-two [years] it is short life; thereafter it becomes medium life.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पराशर ने कहा—अब मैं कारक लक्षण बतलाता हूँ, सुनो ! इससे आयु के निर्णय करने में पण्डितगण सक्षम हो सकेंगें । स्वल्पायु, मध्यमायु, उत्तमायु ये त्रिविध आयुर्योग कहे गए हैं । ३२ वर्ष तक अल्पायु, ३२ से ६४ वर्ष तक मध्यायु, और ६४ के बाद दीर्घायु । शत वर्ष से अधिक आयु को उत्तमायु कहा गया है । २४ वर्ष पर्यन्त चूंकि आयुर्ज्ञान नहीं किया जा सकता है, अतः तबतक जप, होम, चिकित्सा आदि के द्वारा बालकों की रक्षा करनी चाहिए । कतिपय बच्चे पितृदोष से कई एक मातृदोष से मर जाते हैं, और अन्य बच्चे अपने बालारिष्ट के कारण मरते हैं । इस प्रकार बच्चों की मृत्यु में त्रिविध कारण होते हैं ॥ २-६ ॥

    स्रोत: Transcribed from page248 (PDF p.280) of the printed BPHS edition (Sanskrit root text + Hindi commentary, Veda Nidhi Varanasi digitization via eGangotri, CC-0, Swami Atmanand Giri/Prabhuji). This page opens with the closing portion of the commentary for chapter44 verses 73-77 (continued from page247), then the formal Sanskrit colophon "इति सविमर्शसुधाव्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे आयुर्दायाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ ४४ ॥" (naming the commentary "Vimarshasudha"), closing chapter44 at 77 verses (final, no longer provisional), followed immediately by the new chapter heading "अथ मारकभेदाध्यायः ॥ ४५ ॥" (Chapter 45: on the classification of Maraka/death-inflicting planets). Both the colophon and the new chapter heading, and the dialogue markers "मैत्रेय उवाच" (Maitreya said) and "पराशर उवाच" (Parashara said), are recorded as structural/narrative notes here, not seeded as verses, per the copyright-safety convention.

  4. 45.4 सत्यापित

    45.4

    संस्कृत

    चतुःषष्ट्याः पुरस्तात्तु, ततो दीर्घमुदाहृतम् । उत्तमायुः शतादूर्ध्वं ज्ञातव्यं मुनिसत्तम ॥ ४ ॥

    chatuhshashtyah purastattu tato deergham udahritam, uttamayuh shatadurdhvam jnatavyam munisattama

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Before sixty-four [years, it is medium life]; thereafter it is declared to be long life (dirgha). Best life (uttamayu), O best of sages, should be known as beyond a hundred [years].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पराशर ने कहा—अब मैं कारक लक्षण बतलाता हूँ, सुनो ! इससे आयु के निर्णय करने में पण्डितगण सक्षम हो सकेंगें । स्वल्पायु, मध्यमायु, उत्तमायु ये त्रिविध आयुर्योग कहे गए हैं । ३२ वर्ष तक अल्पायु, ३२ से ६४ वर्ष तक मध्यायु, और ६४ के बाद दीर्घायु । शत वर्ष से अधिक आयु को उत्तमायु कहा गया है । २४ वर्ष पर्यन्त चूंकि आयुर्ज्ञान नहीं किया जा सकता है, अतः तबतक जप, होम, चिकित्सा आदि के द्वारा बालकों की रक्षा करनी चाहिए । कतिपय बच्चे पितृदोष से कई एक मातृदोष से मर जाते हैं, और अन्य बच्चे अपने बालारिष्ट के कारण मरते हैं । इस प्रकार बच्चों की मृत्यु में त्रिविध कारण होते हैं ॥ २-६ ॥

    स्रोत: Transcribed from page248 (PDF p.280) of the printed BPHS edition (Sanskrit root text + Hindi commentary, Veda Nidhi Varanasi digitization via eGangotri, CC-0, Swami Atmanand Giri/Prabhuji). This page opens with the closing portion of the commentary for chapter44 verses 73-77 (continued from page247), then the formal Sanskrit colophon "इति सविमर्शसुधाव्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे आयुर्दायाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ ४४ ॥" (naming the commentary "Vimarshasudha"), closing chapter44 at 77 verses (final, no longer provisional), followed immediately by the new chapter heading "अथ मारकभेदाध्यायः ॥ ४५ ॥" (Chapter 45: on the classification of Maraka/death-inflicting planets). Both the colophon and the new chapter heading, and the dialogue markers "मैत्रेय उवाच" (Maitreya said) and "पराशर उवाच" (Parashara said), are recorded as structural/narrative notes here, not seeded as verses, per the copyright-safety convention.

  5. 45.5 सत्यापित

    45.5

    संस्कृत

    चतुर्विंशति-वर्षान्तमायुर्ज्ञातुं न शक्यते । जपहोमादिचिकित्साद्यैर्बालरक्षां च कारयेत् ॥ ५ ॥

    chaturvimshati-varshantamayurjnatum na shakyate, japahomadichikitsadyairbalarakshaam cha karayet

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Up to twenty-four years of age, the lifespan cannot be [reliably] determined. Therefore, one should carry out the protection of the child through japa (recitation), homa (fire ritual), medical treatment, and similar means.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पराशर ने कहा—अब मैं कारक लक्षण बतलाता हूँ, सुनो ! इससे आयु के निर्णय करने में पण्डितगण सक्षम हो सकेंगें । स्वल्पायु, मध्यमायु, उत्तमायु ये त्रिविध आयुर्योग कहे गए हैं । ३२ वर्ष तक अल्पायु, ३२ से ६४ वर्ष तक मध्यायु, और ६४ के बाद दीर्घायु । शत वर्ष से अधिक आयु को उत्तमायु कहा गया है । २४ वर्ष पर्यन्त चूंकि आयुर्ज्ञान नहीं किया जा सकता है, अतः तबतक जप, होम, चिकित्सा आदि के द्वारा बालकों की रक्षा करनी चाहिए । कतिपय बच्चे पितृदोष से कई एक मातृदोष से मर जाते हैं, और अन्य बच्चे अपने बालारिष्ट के कारण मरते हैं । इस प्रकार बच्चों की मृत्यु में त्रिविध कारण होते हैं ॥ २-६ ॥

    स्रोत: Transcribed from page248 (PDF p.280) of the printed BPHS edition (Sanskrit root text + Hindi commentary, Veda Nidhi Varanasi digitization via eGangotri, CC-0, Swami Atmanand Giri/Prabhuji). This page opens with the closing portion of the commentary for chapter44 verses 73-77 (continued from page247), then the formal Sanskrit colophon "इति सविमर्शसुधाव्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे आयुर्दायाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ ४४ ॥" (naming the commentary "Vimarshasudha"), closing chapter44 at 77 verses (final, no longer provisional), followed immediately by the new chapter heading "अथ मारकभेदाध्यायः ॥ ४५ ॥" (Chapter 45: on the classification of Maraka/death-inflicting planets). Both the colophon and the new chapter heading, and the dialogue markers "मैत्रेय उवाच" (Maitreya said) and "पराशर उवाच" (Parashara said), are recorded as structural/narrative notes here, not seeded as verses, per the copyright-safety convention.

  6. 45.6 सत्यापित

    45.6

    संस्कृत

    पितृदोषैर्मातृदोषैर्म्रियन्ते केचिदन्यथा । स्वकीयारिष्टयोगाच्च, त्रिविधा बालमृत्यवः ॥ ६ ॥

    pitridoshairmatridoshairmriyante kechidanyatha, svakeeyarishtayogaachcha trividha balamrityavah

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Some die due to faults on the paternal side, some due to faults on the maternal side, and some otherwise -- due to their own inauspicious combinations (arishtayoga). Thus child-death (balamrityu) is of three kinds.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पराशर ने कहा—अब मैं कारक लक्षण बतलाता हूँ, सुनो ! इससे आयु के निर्णय करने में पण्डितगण सक्षम हो सकेंगें । स्वल्पायु, मध्यमायु, उत्तमायु ये त्रिविध आयुर्योग कहे गए हैं । ३२ वर्ष तक अल्पायु, ३२ से ६४ वर्ष तक मध्यायु, और ६४ के बाद दीर्घायु । शत वर्ष से अधिक आयु को उत्तमायु कहा गया है । २४ वर्ष पर्यन्त चूंकि आयुर्ज्ञान नहीं किया जा सकता है, अतः तबतक जप, होम, चिकित्सा आदि के द्वारा बालकों की रक्षा करनी चाहिए । कतिपय बच्चे पितृदोष से कई एक मातृदोष से मर जाते हैं, और अन्य बच्चे अपने बालारिष्ट के कारण मरते हैं । इस प्रकार बच्चों की मृत्यु में त्रिविध कारण होते हैं ॥ २-६ ॥

    स्रोत: Transcribed from page248 (PDF p.280) of the printed BPHS edition (Sanskrit root text + Hindi commentary, Veda Nidhi Varanasi digitization via eGangotri, CC-0, Swami Atmanand Giri/Prabhuji). This page opens with the closing portion of the commentary for chapter44 verses 73-77 (continued from page247), then the formal Sanskrit colophon "इति सविमर्शसुधाव्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे आयुर्दायाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ ४४ ॥" (naming the commentary "Vimarshasudha"), closing chapter44 at 77 verses (final, no longer provisional), followed immediately by the new chapter heading "अथ मारकभेदाध्यायः ॥ ४५ ॥" (Chapter 45: on the classification of Maraka/death-inflicting planets). Both the colophon and the new chapter heading, and the dialogue markers "मैत्रेय उवाच" (Maitreya said) and "पराशर उवाच" (Parashara said), are recorded as structural/narrative notes here, not seeded as verses, per the copyright-safety convention.

  7. 45.7 सत्यापित

    45.7

    संस्कृत

    तनो रन्ध्रं तृतीयश्च स्थानद्वितयमायुषः । तद्व्ययस्थं द्वितीयं तु समं चापि मारकम् ॥ ७ ॥

    tano randhram tritiyashcha sthanadvitayamayushah, tadvyayastham dvitiyam tu samam chapi marakam

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The [house from the] body (8th, randhra) and the third are the two houses of lifespan. The twelfth from these, and likewise the second, are equally Maraka (death-inflicting).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    लग्न से अष्टम और तृतीय आयु का स्थान है । आयुःस्थान से बरहवाँ (लग्न से दूसरा और सातवाँ) मारक स्थान कहलाता है । इन दोनों में भी सप्तम स्थान की अपेक्षा दूसरा अधिक प्रबल होता है । मारक स्थानों के अधिप (मारकेश) या मारकस्थान में प्राप्त पापग्रह, और मारकेश के साथ रहने वाले ग्रह, सभी मारक संज्ञक होते हैं । इन्हीं मारकों की दशा एवं अन्तर्दशा में मनुष्यों का मरण सम्भव होता है । आयुर्दाय-योगानुसार मारक के समय नहीं प्राप्त होने पर कभी-कभी द्वादशेश से सम्बद्ध शुभग्रहों की दशा में भी मरण हो जाता है । कभी केवल पापग्रह की दशा में ही मरण सम्भव है । इस प्रकार मारकेश के अभाव में विद्वद्गण कल्पना से मरणकारक का निश्चय करें । मारकग्रह अपने साथ सम्बन्ध रहने पर शुभग्रह (त्रिकोणेश) की अन्तर्दशा में नहीं मारता, प्रत्युत बिना सम्बन्ध के भी पापग्रह की अन्तर्दशा में वह मारक होता है । मारकेश के साथ सम्बन्ध रहने पर पापकारी शनि अन्य सभी मारकों को हटाकर खुद मरणकारक होता है, इसमें सन्देह नहीं ॥ ७-१३ ॥

    स्रोत: Transcribed from page249 (PDF p.281) of the printed BPHS edition (Sanskrit root text + Hindi commentary, Veda Nidhi Varanasi digitization via eGangotri, CC-0, Swami Atmanand Giri/Prabhuji). This page continues chapter45 (Marakabhedadhyayah) with two structural subheadings: "मारकस्थान—" (Maraka-house, governing verses 7-13) and "अन्य मारकलक्षण—" (Other Maraka characteristics, governing verse 14). Both recorded as structural/source notes, not seeded as verses, per the copyright-safety convention. A threshold re-scan (T5=33 vs T7=32 bands) found two genuine short lines that a T7 threshold would have missed: the "मारकस्थान—" subheading itself, and a commentary-closing citation "॥ ७-१३ ॥" -- both confirmed present and transcribed. Two words are retained exactly as printed despite being non-standard/unclear on close zoom: 45.8 line2 "वेतत्स्थानगा" (expected sense "वा तत्स्थानगाः", or situated in that place) and 45.12 line1 "शुभग्रेक्षिषु" (a compressed conjunct, likely intending "aspected by benefic planets" per the parallel commentary phrase). 45.13 line1 "पापकृच्छानिः" is also retained as printed; the commentary's own gloss for this verse names "पापकारी शनि" (the malefic Saturn) as the subject, suggesting the verse intends "पापकृत् शनिः" (Saturn, doer of evil), but the printed conjunct is retained verbatim rather than silently corrected. Verse 45.14, opening a new subheading, has NO commentary on this page -- its explanation is deferred to the next page (17th instance of the multi-page pattern this session, this time a full deferral rather than a mid-sentence cut). The page-bottom digitization watermark this time falls inside the same detected band as verse 45.14's second line (unlike prior pages where it was isolated in its own band) -- confirmed via zoom to sit below and clear of the verse glyphs, not overlapping.

  8. 45.8 सत्यापित

    45.8

    संस्कृत

    सम्मापेक्षया तत्र द्वितीयं प्रबलं मतम् । एतयोराधिपौ वेतत्स्थानगा अशुभास्तथा ॥ ८ ॥

    sammapekshaya tatra dvitiyam prabalam matam, etayoradhipau vetatsthanaga ashubhastatha

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Comparing the two, the second house is considered stronger there. The lords of these two houses, or malefics situated in these places, are likewise inauspicious (Maraka).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    लग्न से अष्टम और तृतीय आयु का स्थान है । आयुःस्थान से बरहवाँ (लग्न से दूसरा और सातवाँ) मारक स्थान कहलाता है । इन दोनों में भी सप्तम स्थान की अपेक्षा दूसरा अधिक प्रबल होता है । मारक स्थानों के अधिप (मारकेश) या मारकस्थान में प्राप्त पापग्रह, और मारकेश के साथ रहने वाले ग्रह, सभी मारक संज्ञक होते हैं । इन्हीं मारकों की दशा एवं अन्तर्दशा में मनुष्यों का मरण सम्भव होता है । आयुर्दाय-योगानुसार मारक के समय नहीं प्राप्त होने पर कभी-कभी द्वादशेश से सम्बद्ध शुभग्रहों की दशा में भी मरण हो जाता है । कभी केवल पापग्रह की दशा में ही मरण सम्भव है । इस प्रकार मारकेश के अभाव में विद्वद्गण कल्पना से मरणकारक का निश्चय करें । मारकग्रह अपने साथ सम्बन्ध रहने पर शुभग्रह (त्रिकोणेश) की अन्तर्दशा में नहीं मारता, प्रत्युत बिना सम्बन्ध के भी पापग्रह की अन्तर्दशा में वह मारक होता है । मारकेश के साथ सम्बन्ध रहने पर पापकारी शनि अन्य सभी मारकों को हटाकर खुद मरणकारक होता है, इसमें सन्देह नहीं ॥ ७-१३ ॥

    स्रोत: Transcribed from page249 (PDF p.281) of the printed BPHS edition (Sanskrit root text + Hindi commentary, Veda Nidhi Varanasi digitization via eGangotri, CC-0, Swami Atmanand Giri/Prabhuji). This page continues chapter45 (Marakabhedadhyayah) with two structural subheadings: "मारकस्थान—" (Maraka-house, governing verses 7-13) and "अन्य मारकलक्षण—" (Other Maraka characteristics, governing verse 14). Both recorded as structural/source notes, not seeded as verses, per the copyright-safety convention. A threshold re-scan (T5=33 vs T7=32 bands) found two genuine short lines that a T7 threshold would have missed: the "मारकस्थान—" subheading itself, and a commentary-closing citation "॥ ७-१३ ॥" -- both confirmed present and transcribed. Two words are retained exactly as printed despite being non-standard/unclear on close zoom: 45.8 line2 "वेतत्स्थानगा" (expected sense "वा तत्स्थानगाः", or situated in that place) and 45.12 line1 "शुभग्रेक्षिषु" (a compressed conjunct, likely intending "aspected by benefic planets" per the parallel commentary phrase). 45.13 line1 "पापकृच्छानिः" is also retained as printed; the commentary's own gloss for this verse names "पापकारी शनि" (the malefic Saturn) as the subject, suggesting the verse intends "पापकृत् शनिः" (Saturn, doer of evil), but the printed conjunct is retained verbatim rather than silently corrected. Verse 45.14, opening a new subheading, has NO commentary on this page -- its explanation is deferred to the next page (17th instance of the multi-page pattern this session, this time a full deferral rather than a mid-sentence cut). The page-bottom digitization watermark this time falls inside the same detected band as verse 45.14's second line (unlike prior pages where it was isolated in its own band) -- confirmed via zoom to sit below and clear of the verse glyphs, not overlapping.

  9. 45.9 सत्यापित

    45.9

    संस्कृत

    एतदीशयुताश्चापि मारकाख्याः समे स्मृताः । दशान्तरदशास्वेषां नृणां मरणसम्भवः ॥ ९ ॥

    etadishayutashchapi marakakhyah same smritah, dashantaradashasveshaam nrinaam maranasambhavah

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Planets conjunct with the lords of these houses are equally termed Maraka. In the dasha and antardasha of these, death of men becomes possible.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    लग्न से अष्टम और तृतीय आयु का स्थान है । आयुःस्थान से बरहवाँ (लग्न से दूसरा और सातवाँ) मारक स्थान कहलाता है । इन दोनों में भी सप्तम स्थान की अपेक्षा दूसरा अधिक प्रबल होता है । मारक स्थानों के अधिप (मारकेश) या मारकस्थान में प्राप्त पापग्रह, और मारकेश के साथ रहने वाले ग्रह, सभी मारक संज्ञक होते हैं । इन्हीं मारकों की दशा एवं अन्तर्दशा में मनुष्यों का मरण सम्भव होता है । आयुर्दाय-योगानुसार मारक के समय नहीं प्राप्त होने पर कभी-कभी द्वादशेश से सम्बद्ध शुभग्रहों की दशा में भी मरण हो जाता है । कभी केवल पापग्रह की दशा में ही मरण सम्भव है । इस प्रकार मारकेश के अभाव में विद्वद्गण कल्पना से मरणकारक का निश्चय करें । मारकग्रह अपने साथ सम्बन्ध रहने पर शुभग्रह (त्रिकोणेश) की अन्तर्दशा में नहीं मारता, प्रत्युत बिना सम्बन्ध के भी पापग्रह की अन्तर्दशा में वह मारक होता है । मारकेश के साथ सम्बन्ध रहने पर पापकारी शनि अन्य सभी मारकों को हटाकर खुद मरणकारक होता है, इसमें सन्देह नहीं ॥ ७-१३ ॥

    स्रोत: Transcribed from page249 (PDF p.281) of the printed BPHS edition (Sanskrit root text + Hindi commentary, Veda Nidhi Varanasi digitization via eGangotri, CC-0, Swami Atmanand Giri/Prabhuji). This page continues chapter45 (Marakabhedadhyayah) with two structural subheadings: "मारकस्थान—" (Maraka-house, governing verses 7-13) and "अन्य मारकलक्षण—" (Other Maraka characteristics, governing verse 14). Both recorded as structural/source notes, not seeded as verses, per the copyright-safety convention. A threshold re-scan (T5=33 vs T7=32 bands) found two genuine short lines that a T7 threshold would have missed: the "मारकस्थान—" subheading itself, and a commentary-closing citation "॥ ७-१३ ॥" -- both confirmed present and transcribed. Two words are retained exactly as printed despite being non-standard/unclear on close zoom: 45.8 line2 "वेतत्स्थानगा" (expected sense "वा तत्स्थानगाः", or situated in that place) and 45.12 line1 "शुभग्रेक्षिषु" (a compressed conjunct, likely intending "aspected by benefic planets" per the parallel commentary phrase). 45.13 line1 "पापकृच्छानिः" is also retained as printed; the commentary's own gloss for this verse names "पापकारी शनि" (the malefic Saturn) as the subject, suggesting the verse intends "पापकृत् शनिः" (Saturn, doer of evil), but the printed conjunct is retained verbatim rather than silently corrected. Verse 45.14, opening a new subheading, has NO commentary on this page -- its explanation is deferred to the next page (17th instance of the multi-page pattern this session, this time a full deferral rather than a mid-sentence cut). The page-bottom digitization watermark this time falls inside the same detected band as verse 45.14's second line (unlike prior pages where it was isolated in its own band) -- confirmed via zoom to sit below and clear of the verse glyphs, not overlapping.

  10. 45.10 सत्यापित

    45.10

    संस्कृत

    अलाभे पुनरेतेषां सम्बन्धेन व्ययेशितुः । क्वचिच्छुभानां च दशास्वष्टमेशदशासु च ॥ १० ॥

    alabhe punaretesham sambandhena vyayeshituh, kvachichchhubhanaam cha dashasvashtameshadashasu cha

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In the absence of such a maraka period, again through relation with the lord of the twelfth from the maraka, and sometimes in the dashas of benefics so connected, and also in the dashas of the eighth-lord, death may occur.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    लग्न से अष्टम और तृतीय आयु का स्थान है । आयुःस्थान से बरहवाँ (लग्न से दूसरा और सातवाँ) मारक स्थान कहलाता है । इन दोनों में भी सप्तम स्थान की अपेक्षा दूसरा अधिक प्रबल होता है । मारक स्थानों के अधिप (मारकेश) या मारकस्थान में प्राप्त पापग्रह, और मारकेश के साथ रहने वाले ग्रह, सभी मारक संज्ञक होते हैं । इन्हीं मारकों की दशा एवं अन्तर्दशा में मनुष्यों का मरण सम्भव होता है । आयुर्दाय-योगानुसार मारक के समय नहीं प्राप्त होने पर कभी-कभी द्वादशेश से सम्बद्ध शुभग्रहों की दशा में भी मरण हो जाता है । कभी केवल पापग्रह की दशा में ही मरण सम्भव है । इस प्रकार मारकेश के अभाव में विद्वद्गण कल्पना से मरणकारक का निश्चय करें । मारकग्रह अपने साथ सम्बन्ध रहने पर शुभग्रह (त्रिकोणेश) की अन्तर्दशा में नहीं मारता, प्रत्युत बिना सम्बन्ध के भी पापग्रह की अन्तर्दशा में वह मारक होता है । मारकेश के साथ सम्बन्ध रहने पर पापकारी शनि अन्य सभी मारकों को हटाकर खुद मरणकारक होता है, इसमें सन्देह नहीं ॥ ७-१३ ॥

    स्रोत: Transcribed from page249 (PDF p.281) of the printed BPHS edition (Sanskrit root text + Hindi commentary, Veda Nidhi Varanasi digitization via eGangotri, CC-0, Swami Atmanand Giri/Prabhuji). This page continues chapter45 (Marakabhedadhyayah) with two structural subheadings: "मारकस्थान—" (Maraka-house, governing verses 7-13) and "अन्य मारकलक्षण—" (Other Maraka characteristics, governing verse 14). Both recorded as structural/source notes, not seeded as verses, per the copyright-safety convention. A threshold re-scan (T5=33 vs T7=32 bands) found two genuine short lines that a T7 threshold would have missed: the "मारकस्थान—" subheading itself, and a commentary-closing citation "॥ ७-१३ ॥" -- both confirmed present and transcribed. Two words are retained exactly as printed despite being non-standard/unclear on close zoom: 45.8 line2 "वेतत्स्थानगा" (expected sense "वा तत्स्थानगाः", or situated in that place) and 45.12 line1 "शुभग्रेक्षिषु" (a compressed conjunct, likely intending "aspected by benefic planets" per the parallel commentary phrase). 45.13 line1 "पापकृच्छानिः" is also retained as printed; the commentary's own gloss for this verse names "पापकारी शनि" (the malefic Saturn) as the subject, suggesting the verse intends "पापकृत् शनिः" (Saturn, doer of evil), but the printed conjunct is retained verbatim rather than silently corrected. Verse 45.14, opening a new subheading, has NO commentary on this page -- its explanation is deferred to the next page (17th instance of the multi-page pattern this session, this time a full deferral rather than a mid-sentence cut). The page-bottom digitization watermark this time falls inside the same detected band as verse 45.14's second line (unlike prior pages where it was isolated in its own band) -- confirmed via zoom to sit below and clear of the verse glyphs, not overlapping.

  11. 45.11 सत्यापित

    45.11

    संस्कृत

    केवलानां च पापानां दशासु निधनं क्वचित् । कल्पनीयं बुधैर्नॄणां मारकाणामदर्शने ॥ ११ ॥

    kevalanaam cha papanaam dashasu nidhanam kvachit, kalpaniyam budhairnrinaam marakanamadarshane

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Sometimes death occurs even in the dashas of malefics alone. In the absence of clear Maraka indications, this should be inferred by the wise for men.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    लग्न से अष्टम और तृतीय आयु का स्थान है । आयुःस्थान से बरहवाँ (लग्न से दूसरा और सातवाँ) मारक स्थान कहलाता है । इन दोनों में भी सप्तम स्थान की अपेक्षा दूसरा अधिक प्रबल होता है । मारक स्थानों के अधिप (मारकेश) या मारकस्थान में प्राप्त पापग्रह, और मारकेश के साथ रहने वाले ग्रह, सभी मारक संज्ञक होते हैं । इन्हीं मारकों की दशा एवं अन्तर्दशा में मनुष्यों का मरण सम्भव होता है । आयुर्दाय-योगानुसार मारक के समय नहीं प्राप्त होने पर कभी-कभी द्वादशेश से सम्बद्ध शुभग्रहों की दशा में भी मरण हो जाता है । कभी केवल पापग्रह की दशा में ही मरण सम्भव है । इस प्रकार मारकेश के अभाव में विद्वद्गण कल्पना से मरणकारक का निश्चय करें । मारकग्रह अपने साथ सम्बन्ध रहने पर शुभग्रह (त्रिकोणेश) की अन्तर्दशा में नहीं मारता, प्रत्युत बिना सम्बन्ध के भी पापग्रह की अन्तर्दशा में वह मारक होता है । मारकेश के साथ सम्बन्ध रहने पर पापकारी शनि अन्य सभी मारकों को हटाकर खुद मरणकारक होता है, इसमें सन्देह नहीं ॥ ७-१३ ॥

    स्रोत: Transcribed from page249 (PDF p.281) of the printed BPHS edition (Sanskrit root text + Hindi commentary, Veda Nidhi Varanasi digitization via eGangotri, CC-0, Swami Atmanand Giri/Prabhuji). This page continues chapter45 (Marakabhedadhyayah) with two structural subheadings: "मारकस्थान—" (Maraka-house, governing verses 7-13) and "अन्य मारकलक्षण—" (Other Maraka characteristics, governing verse 14). Both recorded as structural/source notes, not seeded as verses, per the copyright-safety convention. A threshold re-scan (T5=33 vs T7=32 bands) found two genuine short lines that a T7 threshold would have missed: the "मारकस्थान—" subheading itself, and a commentary-closing citation "॥ ७-१३ ॥" -- both confirmed present and transcribed. Two words are retained exactly as printed despite being non-standard/unclear on close zoom: 45.8 line2 "वेतत्स्थानगा" (expected sense "वा तत्स्थानगाः", or situated in that place) and 45.12 line1 "शुभग्रेक्षिषु" (a compressed conjunct, likely intending "aspected by benefic planets" per the parallel commentary phrase). 45.13 line1 "पापकृच्छानिः" is also retained as printed; the commentary's own gloss for this verse names "पापकारी शनि" (the malefic Saturn) as the subject, suggesting the verse intends "पापकृत् शनिः" (Saturn, doer of evil), but the printed conjunct is retained verbatim rather than silently corrected. Verse 45.14, opening a new subheading, has NO commentary on this page -- its explanation is deferred to the next page (17th instance of the multi-page pattern this session, this time a full deferral rather than a mid-sentence cut). The page-bottom digitization watermark this time falls inside the same detected band as verse 45.14's second line (unlike prior pages where it was isolated in its own band) -- confirmed via zoom to sit below and clear of the verse glyphs, not overlapping.

  12. 45.12 सत्यापित

    45.12

    संस्कृत

    सत्यापि स्वेन सम्बन्धे न हन्ति शुभग्रेक्षिषु । हन्ति सत्यप्यसम्बन्धे मारकः पापशुक्तिषु ॥ १२ ॥

    satyapi svena sambandhe na hanti shubhagrekshishu, hanti satyapyasambandhe marakah papashuktishu

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Even when related to itself, a planet does not kill when aspected by benefics; but even without such relation, it kills as a Maraka when associated with malefics.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    लग्न से अष्टम और तृतीय आयु का स्थान है । आयुःस्थान से बरहवाँ (लग्न से दूसरा और सातवाँ) मारक स्थान कहलाता है । इन दोनों में भी सप्तम स्थान की अपेक्षा दूसरा अधिक प्रबल होता है । मारक स्थानों के अधिप (मारकेश) या मारकस्थान में प्राप्त पापग्रह, और मारकेश के साथ रहने वाले ग्रह, सभी मारक संज्ञक होते हैं । इन्हीं मारकों की दशा एवं अन्तर्दशा में मनुष्यों का मरण सम्भव होता है । आयुर्दाय-योगानुसार मारक के समय नहीं प्राप्त होने पर कभी-कभी द्वादशेश से सम्बद्ध शुभग्रहों की दशा में भी मरण हो जाता है । कभी केवल पापग्रह की दशा में ही मरण सम्भव है । इस प्रकार मारकेश के अभाव में विद्वद्गण कल्पना से मरणकारक का निश्चय करें । मारकग्रह अपने साथ सम्बन्ध रहने पर शुभग्रह (त्रिकोणेश) की अन्तर्दशा में नहीं मारता, प्रत्युत बिना सम्बन्ध के भी पापग्रह की अन्तर्दशा में वह मारक होता है । मारकेश के साथ सम्बन्ध रहने पर पापकारी शनि अन्य सभी मारकों को हटाकर खुद मरणकारक होता है, इसमें सन्देह नहीं ॥ ७-१३ ॥

    स्रोत: Transcribed from page249 (PDF p.281) of the printed BPHS edition (Sanskrit root text + Hindi commentary, Veda Nidhi Varanasi digitization via eGangotri, CC-0, Swami Atmanand Giri/Prabhuji). This page continues chapter45 (Marakabhedadhyayah) with two structural subheadings: "मारकस्थान—" (Maraka-house, governing verses 7-13) and "अन्य मारकलक्षण—" (Other Maraka characteristics, governing verse 14). Both recorded as structural/source notes, not seeded as verses, per the copyright-safety convention. A threshold re-scan (T5=33 vs T7=32 bands) found two genuine short lines that a T7 threshold would have missed: the "मारकस्थान—" subheading itself, and a commentary-closing citation "॥ ७-१३ ॥" -- both confirmed present and transcribed. Two words are retained exactly as printed despite being non-standard/unclear on close zoom: 45.8 line2 "वेतत्स्थानगा" (expected sense "वा तत्स्थानगाः", or situated in that place) and 45.12 line1 "शुभग्रेक्षिषु" (a compressed conjunct, likely intending "aspected by benefic planets" per the parallel commentary phrase). 45.13 line1 "पापकृच्छानिः" is also retained as printed; the commentary's own gloss for this verse names "पापकारी शनि" (the malefic Saturn) as the subject, suggesting the verse intends "पापकृत् शनिः" (Saturn, doer of evil), but the printed conjunct is retained verbatim rather than silently corrected. Verse 45.14, opening a new subheading, has NO commentary on this page -- its explanation is deferred to the next page (17th instance of the multi-page pattern this session, this time a full deferral rather than a mid-sentence cut). The page-bottom digitization watermark this time falls inside the same detected band as verse 45.14's second line (unlike prior pages where it was isolated in its own band) -- confirmed via zoom to sit below and clear of the verse glyphs, not overlapping.

  13. 45.13 सत्यापित

    45.13

    संस्कृत

    मारकैः सह सम्बन्धान्निहन्ता पापकृच्छानिः । अतिक्रम्येतरान् सर्वान् भवत्येव न संशयः ॥ १३ ॥

    marakaih saha sambandhannihanta papakrichchhanih, atikramyetaran sarvan bhavatyeva na sanshayah

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    By relation with the marakas, the malefic [Saturn] becomes the slayer; overriding all the others, it alone indeed becomes the death-inflictor -- of this there is no doubt.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    लग्न से अष्टम और तृतीय आयु का स्थान है । आयुःस्थान से बरहवाँ (लग्न से दूसरा और सातवाँ) मारक स्थान कहलाता है । इन दोनों में भी सप्तम स्थान की अपेक्षा दूसरा अधिक प्रबल होता है । मारक स्थानों के अधिप (मारकेश) या मारकस्थान में प्राप्त पापग्रह, और मारकेश के साथ रहने वाले ग्रह, सभी मारक संज्ञक होते हैं । इन्हीं मारकों की दशा एवं अन्तर्दशा में मनुष्यों का मरण सम्भव होता है । आयुर्दाय-योगानुसार मारक के समय नहीं प्राप्त होने पर कभी-कभी द्वादशेश से सम्बद्ध शुभग्रहों की दशा में भी मरण हो जाता है । कभी केवल पापग्रह की दशा में ही मरण सम्भव है । इस प्रकार मारकेश के अभाव में विद्वद्गण कल्पना से मरणकारक का निश्चय करें । मारकग्रह अपने साथ सम्बन्ध रहने पर शुभग्रह (त्रिकोणेश) की अन्तर्दशा में नहीं मारता, प्रत्युत बिना सम्बन्ध के भी पापग्रह की अन्तर्दशा में वह मारक होता है । मारकेश के साथ सम्बन्ध रहने पर पापकारी शनि अन्य सभी मारकों को हटाकर खुद मरणकारक होता है, इसमें सन्देह नहीं ॥ ७-१३ ॥

    स्रोत: Transcribed from page249 (PDF p.281) of the printed BPHS edition (Sanskrit root text + Hindi commentary, Veda Nidhi Varanasi digitization via eGangotri, CC-0, Swami Atmanand Giri/Prabhuji). This page continues chapter45 (Marakabhedadhyayah) with two structural subheadings: "मारकस्थान—" (Maraka-house, governing verses 7-13) and "अन्य मारकलक्षण—" (Other Maraka characteristics, governing verse 14). Both recorded as structural/source notes, not seeded as verses, per the copyright-safety convention. A threshold re-scan (T5=33 vs T7=32 bands) found two genuine short lines that a T7 threshold would have missed: the "मारकस्थान—" subheading itself, and a commentary-closing citation "॥ ७-१३ ॥" -- both confirmed present and transcribed. Two words are retained exactly as printed despite being non-standard/unclear on close zoom: 45.8 line2 "वेतत्स्थानगा" (expected sense "वा तत्स्थानगाः", or situated in that place) and 45.12 line1 "शुभग्रेक्षिषु" (a compressed conjunct, likely intending "aspected by benefic planets" per the parallel commentary phrase). 45.13 line1 "पापकृच्छानिः" is also retained as printed; the commentary's own gloss for this verse names "पापकारी शनि" (the malefic Saturn) as the subject, suggesting the verse intends "पापकृत् शनिः" (Saturn, doer of evil), but the printed conjunct is retained verbatim rather than silently corrected. Verse 45.14, opening a new subheading, has NO commentary on this page -- its explanation is deferred to the next page (17th instance of the multi-page pattern this session, this time a full deferral rather than a mid-sentence cut). The page-bottom digitization watermark this time falls inside the same detected band as verse 45.14's second line (unlike prior pages where it was isolated in its own band) -- confirmed via zoom to sit below and clear of the verse glyphs, not overlapping.

  14. 45.14 सत्यापित

    45.14

    संस्कृत

    अथापरं च ते वच्मि श्रृणु मारकलक्षणम् । अल्पायुयोगजातस्य विपत्तारा मृतिप्रदा ॥ १४ ॥

    athaparam cha te vachmi shrinu marakalakshanam, alpayuyogajatasya vipattara mritiprada

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Now I shall further tell you -- listen to more characteristics of the Maraka. For one born with a short-life combination (alpayu-yoga), the Vipat-tara period bestows death.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    अब मैं दूसरा मारक लक्षण बतलाता हूँ सुनो । अल्पायु योगोत्पन्न जातक की विपत्तारा (तृतीय) मृत्युप्रद होती है । मध्यायुर्योगजात व्यक्ति प्रत्यरि तारा में, और दीर्घायु योगवाला व्यक्ति वध नामक तारा में मरता है । षष्ठ द्रेष्काणेश तथा विनाशनक्षत्र (जन्म नक्षत्र से २३ वाँ) का स्वामी, विपत् प्रत्यरि तथा वध-संज्ञक ताराओं का अधिप, एवम् चन्द्राधिष्ठित राशि से दूसरे तथा द्वादश के स्वामी, दोनों यदि पापी हों तो ये सभी मारक होते हैं । शुभग्रह वे दोनों हों तो कष्टप्रद होते हैं । प्रायः मनुष्यों की मृत्यु षष्ठेश की दशा में सम्भव होती है । षष्ठेश, अष्टमेश तथा द्वादशेश की अन्तर्दशा मारकेश की दशा में जब प्राप्त हो तब मृत्यु की विशेष सम्भावना होती है । यदि बहुत से मारकग्रह बली हों तो उनकी दशा अन्तर्दशा में मरण या कष्ट रोग आदि की सम्भावना होती है । सभी उक्त मारकों में जो सर्वाधिक प्रबल हो, वही अपनी अवस्थानुसार जातक का मरण अथवा कष्ट देनेवाला होता है ॥ १४-२०॥

    स्रोत: Transcribed from page249 (PDF p.281) of the printed BPHS edition (Sanskrit root text + Hindi commentary, Veda Nidhi Varanasi digitization via eGangotri, CC-0, Swami Atmanand Giri/Prabhuji). This page continues chapter45 (Marakabhedadhyayah) with two structural subheadings: "मारकस्थान—" (Maraka-house, governing verses 7-13) and "अन्य मारकलक्षण—" (Other Maraka characteristics, governing verse 14). Both recorded as structural/source notes, not seeded as verses, per the copyright-safety convention. A threshold re-scan (T5=33 vs T7=32 bands) found two genuine short lines that a T7 threshold would have missed: the "मारकस्थान—" subheading itself, and a commentary-closing citation "॥ ७-१३ ॥" -- both confirmed present and transcribed. Two words are retained exactly as printed despite being non-standard/unclear on close zoom: 45.8 line2 "वेतत्स्थानगा" (expected sense "वा तत्स्थानगाः", or situated in that place) and 45.12 line1 "शुभग्रेक्षिषु" (a compressed conjunct, likely intending "aspected by benefic planets" per the parallel commentary phrase). 45.13 line1 "पापकृच्छानिः" is also retained as printed; the commentary's own gloss for this verse names "पापकारी शनि" (the malefic Saturn) as the subject, suggesting the verse intends "पापकृत् शनिः" (Saturn, doer of evil), but the printed conjunct is retained verbatim rather than silently corrected. Verse 45.14, opening a new subheading, has NO commentary on this page -- its explanation is deferred to the next page (17th instance of the multi-page pattern this session, this time a full deferral rather than a mid-sentence cut). The page-bottom digitization watermark this time falls inside the same detected band as verse 45.14's second line (unlike prior pages where it was isolated in its own band) -- confirmed via zoom to sit below and clear of the verse glyphs, not overlapping.

  15. 45.15 सत्यापित

    45.15

    संस्कृत

    प्रत्यरौ मृतिमाप्नोति सध्यायुर्योगजातकः । दीर्घायुयोगजातानां वधभे तु मृतिर्भवेत् ॥ १५ ॥

    pratyarau mritimapnoti sadhyayuryogajatakah, dirghayuyogajatanam vadhabhe tu mritirbhavet

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In the Pratyari [tara] one attains death, for the medium-life-yoga-born. For those born with the long-life yoga, death occurs in the Vadha [tara].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    अब मैं दूसरा मारक लक्षण बतलाता हूँ सुनो । अल्पायु योगोत्पन्न जातक की विपत्तारा (तृतीय) मृत्युप्रद होती है । मध्यायुर्योगजात व्यक्ति प्रत्यरि तारा में, और दीर्घायु योगवाला व्यक्ति वध नामक तारा में मरता है । षष्ठ द्रेष्काणेश तथा विनाशनक्षत्र (जन्म नक्षत्र से २३ वाँ) का स्वामी, विपत् प्रत्यरि तथा वध-संज्ञक ताराओं का अधिप, एवम् चन्द्राधिष्ठित राशि से दूसरे तथा द्वादश के स्वामी, दोनों यदि पापी हों तो ये सभी मारक होते हैं । शुभग्रह वे दोनों हों तो कष्टप्रद होते हैं । प्रायः मनुष्यों की मृत्यु षष्ठेश की दशा में सम्भव होती है । षष्ठेश, अष्टमेश तथा द्वादशेश की अन्तर्दशा मारकेश की दशा में जब प्राप्त हो तब मृत्यु की विशेष सम्भावना होती है । यदि बहुत से मारकग्रह बली हों तो उनकी दशा अन्तर्दशा में मरण या कष्ट रोग आदि की सम्भावना होती है । सभी उक्त मारकों में जो सर्वाधिक प्रबल हो, वही अपनी अवस्थानुसार जातक का मरण अथवा कष्ट देनेवाला होता है ॥ १४-२०॥

    स्रोत: Transcribed from page250 (PDF p.282) of the printed BPHS edition (Sanskrit root text + Hindi commentary, Veda Nidhi Varanasi digitization via eGangotri, CC-0, Swami Atmanand Giri/Prabhuji). This page continues chapter45 (Marakabhedadhyayah) with verses 45.15-45.20 completing the "अन्य मारकलक्षण" (Other Maraka characteristics / Tara-chakra) section opened on page249, followed by a new Hindi-language subheading "तमोग्रह की मारकता—" (Markata of the shadow-planets [Rahu/Ketu]) governing verses 45.21-45.23. The commentary spanning bands13-24 (closing "॥ १४-२०॥") covers verses 45.14-45.20 together, backfilling verse 45.14's deferred commentary from page249 (17th multi-page pattern instance, now resolved). Several words are retained exactly as printed despite being non-standard on close zoom: 45.15 line1 "सध्यायुर्योगजातकः" (the commentary's own gloss explicitly uses "मध्यायुर्योगजात", medium-life-yoga-born, suggesting स may be a misprint for म, but the printed स is retained verbatim); 45.17 line2 "चच्छुभौ" (a doubled-च conjunct where "चेच्छुभौ", "and if benefic", would be the expected sense); 45.18 line2 carries an unusual "!" mark after the vocative "द्विज" before the closing dandas, retained as printed; 45.19 line1 "वीर्येसमन्विताः" (an extra े after र्य, expected "वीर्यसमन्विताः", endowed with strength); 45.20 line1 "मारका यं" (expected "मारकाः ये", visarga and initial-ये dropped/altered in print). Verses 45.21-45.23 have NO commentary yet on this page -- deferred to the next page (an 18th instance of the multi-page shared-commentary pattern). The page-bottom digitization watermark this time occupies its own isolated band (band32) with no verse text merged into it, unlike page249 -- sixth consecutive clean instance.

  16. 45.16 सत्यापित

    45.16

    संस्कृत

    षष्ठद्रेष्काणपञ्चैव तथा वैनाशिकाधिपः । विपत्तारप्रत्यरांशा वधभेशास्तथैव च ॥ १६ ॥

    shashthadreshkanapanchaiva tatha vainashikadhipah, vipattaraprat yaramsha vadhabheshastathaiva cha

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The lord of the sixth Drekkana and likewise the fifth, and the lord of the Vinashaka [nakshatra], and likewise the lords of the Vipat, Pratyari, and Vadha portions.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    अब मैं दूसरा मारक लक्षण बतलाता हूँ सुनो । अल्पायु योगोत्पन्न जातक की विपत्तारा (तृतीय) मृत्युप्रद होती है । मध्यायुर्योगजात व्यक्ति प्रत्यरि तारा में, और दीर्घायु योगवाला व्यक्ति वध नामक तारा में मरता है । षष्ठ द्रेष्काणेश तथा विनाशनक्षत्र (जन्म नक्षत्र से २३ वाँ) का स्वामी, विपत् प्रत्यरि तथा वध-संज्ञक ताराओं का अधिप, एवम् चन्द्राधिष्ठित राशि से दूसरे तथा द्वादश के स्वामी, दोनों यदि पापी हों तो ये सभी मारक होते हैं । शुभग्रह वे दोनों हों तो कष्टप्रद होते हैं । प्रायः मनुष्यों की मृत्यु षष्ठेश की दशा में सम्भव होती है । षष्ठेश, अष्टमेश तथा द्वादशेश की अन्तर्दशा मारकेश की दशा में जब प्राप्त हो तब मृत्यु की विशेष सम्भावना होती है । यदि बहुत से मारकग्रह बली हों तो उनकी दशा अन्तर्दशा में मरण या कष्ट रोग आदि की सम्भावना होती है । सभी उक्त मारकों में जो सर्वाधिक प्रबल हो, वही अपनी अवस्थानुसार जातक का मरण अथवा कष्ट देनेवाला होता है ॥ १४-२०॥

    स्रोत: Transcribed from page250 (PDF p.282) of the printed BPHS edition (Sanskrit root text + Hindi commentary, Veda Nidhi Varanasi digitization via eGangotri, CC-0, Swami Atmanand Giri/Prabhuji). This page continues chapter45 (Marakabhedadhyayah) with verses 45.15-45.20 completing the "अन्य मारकलक्षण" (Other Maraka characteristics / Tara-chakra) section opened on page249, followed by a new Hindi-language subheading "तमोग्रह की मारकता—" (Markata of the shadow-planets [Rahu/Ketu]) governing verses 45.21-45.23. The commentary spanning bands13-24 (closing "॥ १४-२०॥") covers verses 45.14-45.20 together, backfilling verse 45.14's deferred commentary from page249 (17th multi-page pattern instance, now resolved). Several words are retained exactly as printed despite being non-standard on close zoom: 45.15 line1 "सध्यायुर्योगजातकः" (the commentary's own gloss explicitly uses "मध्यायुर्योगजात", medium-life-yoga-born, suggesting स may be a misprint for म, but the printed स is retained verbatim); 45.17 line2 "चच्छुभौ" (a doubled-च conjunct where "चेच्छुभौ", "and if benefic", would be the expected sense); 45.18 line2 carries an unusual "!" mark after the vocative "द्विज" before the closing dandas, retained as printed; 45.19 line1 "वीर्येसमन्विताः" (an extra े after र्य, expected "वीर्यसमन्विताः", endowed with strength); 45.20 line1 "मारका यं" (expected "मारकाः ये", visarga and initial-ये dropped/altered in print). Verses 45.21-45.23 have NO commentary yet on this page -- deferred to the next page (an 18th instance of the multi-page shared-commentary pattern). The page-bottom digitization watermark this time occupies its own isolated band (band32) with no verse text merged into it, unlike page249 -- sixth consecutive clean instance.

  17. 45.17 सत्यापित

    45.17

    संस्कृत

    आद्यन्तपौ च विज्ञेयौ चन्द्राक्रान्तगृहात्तथा । पापग्रहौ मारकौ चच्छुभौ तावामयप्रदौ ॥ १७ ॥

    adyantapau cha vijneyau chandrakrantagrihattatha, papagrahau marakau chachchhubhau tavamayapradau

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The lords of the beginning and end [nakshatra-portions] are likewise to be known, and also from the sign occupied by the Moon. If these two are malefic, they are Marakas [causing death]; if benefic, they cause illness.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    अब मैं दूसरा मारक लक्षण बतलाता हूँ सुनो । अल्पायु योगोत्पन्न जातक की विपत्तारा (तृतीय) मृत्युप्रद होती है । मध्यायुर्योगजात व्यक्ति प्रत्यरि तारा में, और दीर्घायु योगवाला व्यक्ति वध नामक तारा में मरता है । षष्ठ द्रेष्काणेश तथा विनाशनक्षत्र (जन्म नक्षत्र से २३ वाँ) का स्वामी, विपत् प्रत्यरि तथा वध-संज्ञक ताराओं का अधिप, एवम् चन्द्राधिष्ठित राशि से दूसरे तथा द्वादश के स्वामी, दोनों यदि पापी हों तो ये सभी मारक होते हैं । शुभग्रह वे दोनों हों तो कष्टप्रद होते हैं । प्रायः मनुष्यों की मृत्यु षष्ठेश की दशा में सम्भव होती है । षष्ठेश, अष्टमेश तथा द्वादशेश की अन्तर्दशा मारकेश की दशा में जब प्राप्त हो तब मृत्यु की विशेष सम्भावना होती है । यदि बहुत से मारकग्रह बली हों तो उनकी दशा अन्तर्दशा में मरण या कष्ट रोग आदि की सम्भावना होती है । सभी उक्त मारकों में जो सर्वाधिक प्रबल हो, वही अपनी अवस्थानुसार जातक का मरण अथवा कष्ट देनेवाला होता है ॥ १४-२०॥

    स्रोत: Transcribed from page250 (PDF p.282) of the printed BPHS edition (Sanskrit root text + Hindi commentary, Veda Nidhi Varanasi digitization via eGangotri, CC-0, Swami Atmanand Giri/Prabhuji). This page continues chapter45 (Marakabhedadhyayah) with verses 45.15-45.20 completing the "अन्य मारकलक्षण" (Other Maraka characteristics / Tara-chakra) section opened on page249, followed by a new Hindi-language subheading "तमोग्रह की मारकता—" (Markata of the shadow-planets [Rahu/Ketu]) governing verses 45.21-45.23. The commentary spanning bands13-24 (closing "॥ १४-२०॥") covers verses 45.14-45.20 together, backfilling verse 45.14's deferred commentary from page249 (17th multi-page pattern instance, now resolved). Several words are retained exactly as printed despite being non-standard on close zoom: 45.15 line1 "सध्यायुर्योगजातकः" (the commentary's own gloss explicitly uses "मध्यायुर्योगजात", medium-life-yoga-born, suggesting स may be a misprint for म, but the printed स is retained verbatim); 45.17 line2 "चच्छुभौ" (a doubled-च conjunct where "चेच्छुभौ", "and if benefic", would be the expected sense); 45.18 line2 carries an unusual "!" mark after the vocative "द्विज" before the closing dandas, retained as printed; 45.19 line1 "वीर्येसमन्विताः" (an extra े after र्य, expected "वीर्यसमन्विताः", endowed with strength); 45.20 line1 "मारका यं" (expected "मारकाः ये", visarga and initial-ये dropped/altered in print). Verses 45.21-45.23 have NO commentary yet on this page -- deferred to the next page (an 18th instance of the multi-page shared-commentary pattern). The page-bottom digitization watermark this time occupies its own isolated band (band32) with no verse text merged into it, unlike page249 -- sixth consecutive clean instance.

  18. 45.18 सत्यापित

    45.18

    संस्कृत

    षष्ठाधिपदशायां च निधनं प्रायशो नृणाम् । षष्ठाष्टारिष्फनाथानामपहारे मृतिर्द्विज ! ॥ १८ ॥

    shashthadhipadashayam cha nidhanam prayasho nrinam, shashthashtarishphanathanamapahare mritirdvija

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In the dasha of the sixth lord, death of men mostly occurs. In the sub-period of the lords of the sixth, eighth, and twelfth [houses], O Brahmin, death [occurs].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    अब मैं दूसरा मारक लक्षण बतलाता हूँ सुनो । अल्पायु योगोत्पन्न जातक की विपत्तारा (तृतीय) मृत्युप्रद होती है । मध्यायुर्योगजात व्यक्ति प्रत्यरि तारा में, और दीर्घायु योगवाला व्यक्ति वध नामक तारा में मरता है । षष्ठ द्रेष्काणेश तथा विनाशनक्षत्र (जन्म नक्षत्र से २३ वाँ) का स्वामी, विपत् प्रत्यरि तथा वध-संज्ञक ताराओं का अधिप, एवम् चन्द्राधिष्ठित राशि से दूसरे तथा द्वादश के स्वामी, दोनों यदि पापी हों तो ये सभी मारक होते हैं । शुभग्रह वे दोनों हों तो कष्टप्रद होते हैं । प्रायः मनुष्यों की मृत्यु षष्ठेश की दशा में सम्भव होती है । षष्ठेश, अष्टमेश तथा द्वादशेश की अन्तर्दशा मारकेश की दशा में जब प्राप्त हो तब मृत्यु की विशेष सम्भावना होती है । यदि बहुत से मारकग्रह बली हों तो उनकी दशा अन्तर्दशा में मरण या कष्ट रोग आदि की सम्भावना होती है । सभी उक्त मारकों में जो सर्वाधिक प्रबल हो, वही अपनी अवस्थानुसार जातक का मरण अथवा कष्ट देनेवाला होता है ॥ १४-२०॥

    स्रोत: Transcribed from page250 (PDF p.282) of the printed BPHS edition (Sanskrit root text + Hindi commentary, Veda Nidhi Varanasi digitization via eGangotri, CC-0, Swami Atmanand Giri/Prabhuji). This page continues chapter45 (Marakabhedadhyayah) with verses 45.15-45.20 completing the "अन्य मारकलक्षण" (Other Maraka characteristics / Tara-chakra) section opened on page249, followed by a new Hindi-language subheading "तमोग्रह की मारकता—" (Markata of the shadow-planets [Rahu/Ketu]) governing verses 45.21-45.23. The commentary spanning bands13-24 (closing "॥ १४-२०॥") covers verses 45.14-45.20 together, backfilling verse 45.14's deferred commentary from page249 (17th multi-page pattern instance, now resolved). Several words are retained exactly as printed despite being non-standard on close zoom: 45.15 line1 "सध्यायुर्योगजातकः" (the commentary's own gloss explicitly uses "मध्यायुर्योगजात", medium-life-yoga-born, suggesting स may be a misprint for म, but the printed स is retained verbatim); 45.17 line2 "चच्छुभौ" (a doubled-च conjunct where "चेच्छुभौ", "and if benefic", would be the expected sense); 45.18 line2 carries an unusual "!" mark after the vocative "द्विज" before the closing dandas, retained as printed; 45.19 line1 "वीर्येसमन्विताः" (an extra े after र्य, expected "वीर्यसमन्विताः", endowed with strength); 45.20 line1 "मारका यं" (expected "मारकाः ये", visarga and initial-ये dropped/altered in print). Verses 45.21-45.23 have NO commentary yet on this page -- deferred to the next page (an 18th instance of the multi-page shared-commentary pattern). The page-bottom digitization watermark this time occupies its own isolated band (band32) with no verse text merged into it, unlike page249 -- sixth consecutive clean instance.

  19. 45.19 सत्यापित

    45.19

    संस्कृत

    मारका बहवः खेटा यदि वीर्येसमन्विताः । तत्तद्दशान्तरे विप्र ! रोगकष्टादिसम्भवः ॥ १९ ॥

    maraka bahavah kheta yadi viryesamanvitah, tattaddashantare vipra rogakashtadisambhavah

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If there are many Maraka planets endowed with strength, O Brahmin, then in their respective dasha-antardashas, illness, distress, and the like become possible.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    अब मैं दूसरा मारक लक्षण बतलाता हूँ सुनो । अल्पायु योगोत्पन्न जातक की विपत्तारा (तृतीय) मृत्युप्रद होती है । मध्यायुर्योगजात व्यक्ति प्रत्यरि तारा में, और दीर्घायु योगवाला व्यक्ति वध नामक तारा में मरता है । षष्ठ द्रेष्काणेश तथा विनाशनक्षत्र (जन्म नक्षत्र से २३ वाँ) का स्वामी, विपत् प्रत्यरि तथा वध-संज्ञक ताराओं का अधिप, एवम् चन्द्राधिष्ठित राशि से दूसरे तथा द्वादश के स्वामी, दोनों यदि पापी हों तो ये सभी मारक होते हैं । शुभग्रह वे दोनों हों तो कष्टप्रद होते हैं । प्रायः मनुष्यों की मृत्यु षष्ठेश की दशा में सम्भव होती है । षष्ठेश, अष्टमेश तथा द्वादशेश की अन्तर्दशा मारकेश की दशा में जब प्राप्त हो तब मृत्यु की विशेष सम्भावना होती है । यदि बहुत से मारकग्रह बली हों तो उनकी दशा अन्तर्दशा में मरण या कष्ट रोग आदि की सम्भावना होती है । सभी उक्त मारकों में जो सर्वाधिक प्रबल हो, वही अपनी अवस्थानुसार जातक का मरण अथवा कष्ट देनेवाला होता है ॥ १४-२०॥

    स्रोत: Transcribed from page250 (PDF p.282) of the printed BPHS edition (Sanskrit root text + Hindi commentary, Veda Nidhi Varanasi digitization via eGangotri, CC-0, Swami Atmanand Giri/Prabhuji). This page continues chapter45 (Marakabhedadhyayah) with verses 45.15-45.20 completing the "अन्य मारकलक्षण" (Other Maraka characteristics / Tara-chakra) section opened on page249, followed by a new Hindi-language subheading "तमोग्रह की मारकता—" (Markata of the shadow-planets [Rahu/Ketu]) governing verses 45.21-45.23. The commentary spanning bands13-24 (closing "॥ १४-२०॥") covers verses 45.14-45.20 together, backfilling verse 45.14's deferred commentary from page249 (17th multi-page pattern instance, now resolved). Several words are retained exactly as printed despite being non-standard on close zoom: 45.15 line1 "सध्यायुर्योगजातकः" (the commentary's own gloss explicitly uses "मध्यायुर्योगजात", medium-life-yoga-born, suggesting स may be a misprint for म, but the printed स is retained verbatim); 45.17 line2 "चच्छुभौ" (a doubled-च conjunct where "चेच्छुभौ", "and if benefic", would be the expected sense); 45.18 line2 carries an unusual "!" mark after the vocative "द्विज" before the closing dandas, retained as printed; 45.19 line1 "वीर्येसमन्विताः" (an extra े after र्य, expected "वीर्यसमन्विताः", endowed with strength); 45.20 line1 "मारका यं" (expected "मारकाः ये", visarga and initial-ये dropped/altered in print). Verses 45.21-45.23 have NO commentary yet on this page -- deferred to the next page (an 18th instance of the multi-page shared-commentary pattern). The page-bottom digitization watermark this time occupies its own isolated band (band32) with no verse text merged into it, unlike page249 -- sixth consecutive clean instance.

  20. 45.20 सत्यापित

    45.20

    संस्कृत

    मारका यं निगदितास्तेषां यः प्रबलो भवेत् । स एव तु यथावस्थं मृत्युदो वामयप्रदः ॥ २० ॥

    maraka yam nigaditasteshaam yah prabalo bhavet, sa eva tu yathavastham mrityudo vamayapradah

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Of those declared as Marakas, whichever becomes the strongest, that one alone, according to its own condition, becomes the giver of death or of illness.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    अब मैं दूसरा मारक लक्षण बतलाता हूँ सुनो । अल्पायु योगोत्पन्न जातक की विपत्तारा (तृतीय) मृत्युप्रद होती है । मध्यायुर्योगजात व्यक्ति प्रत्यरि तारा में, और दीर्घायु योगवाला व्यक्ति वध नामक तारा में मरता है । षष्ठ द्रेष्काणेश तथा विनाशनक्षत्र (जन्म नक्षत्र से २३ वाँ) का स्वामी, विपत् प्रत्यरि तथा वध-संज्ञक ताराओं का अधिप, एवम् चन्द्राधिष्ठित राशि से दूसरे तथा द्वादश के स्वामी, दोनों यदि पापी हों तो ये सभी मारक होते हैं । शुभग्रह वे दोनों हों तो कष्टप्रद होते हैं । प्रायः मनुष्यों की मृत्यु षष्ठेश की दशा में सम्भव होती है । षष्ठेश, अष्टमेश तथा द्वादशेश की अन्तर्दशा मारकेश की दशा में जब प्राप्त हो तब मृत्यु की विशेष सम्भावना होती है । यदि बहुत से मारकग्रह बली हों तो उनकी दशा अन्तर्दशा में मरण या कष्ट रोग आदि की सम्भावना होती है । सभी उक्त मारकों में जो सर्वाधिक प्रबल हो, वही अपनी अवस्थानुसार जातक का मरण अथवा कष्ट देनेवाला होता है ॥ १४-२०॥

    स्रोत: Transcribed from page250 (PDF p.282) of the printed BPHS edition (Sanskrit root text + Hindi commentary, Veda Nidhi Varanasi digitization via eGangotri, CC-0, Swami Atmanand Giri/Prabhuji). This page continues chapter45 (Marakabhedadhyayah) with verses 45.15-45.20 completing the "अन्य मारकलक्षण" (Other Maraka characteristics / Tara-chakra) section opened on page249, followed by a new Hindi-language subheading "तमोग्रह की मारकता—" (Markata of the shadow-planets [Rahu/Ketu]) governing verses 45.21-45.23. The commentary spanning bands13-24 (closing "॥ १४-२०॥") covers verses 45.14-45.20 together, backfilling verse 45.14's deferred commentary from page249 (17th multi-page pattern instance, now resolved). Several words are retained exactly as printed despite being non-standard on close zoom: 45.15 line1 "सध्यायुर्योगजातकः" (the commentary's own gloss explicitly uses "मध्यायुर्योगजात", medium-life-yoga-born, suggesting स may be a misprint for म, but the printed स is retained verbatim); 45.17 line2 "चच्छुभौ" (a doubled-च conjunct where "चेच्छुभौ", "and if benefic", would be the expected sense); 45.18 line2 carries an unusual "!" mark after the vocative "द्विज" before the closing dandas, retained as printed; 45.19 line1 "वीर्येसमन्विताः" (an extra े after र्य, expected "वीर्यसमन्विताः", endowed with strength); 45.20 line1 "मारका यं" (expected "मारकाः ये", visarga and initial-ये dropped/altered in print). Verses 45.21-45.23 have NO commentary yet on this page -- deferred to the next page (an 18th instance of the multi-page shared-commentary pattern). The page-bottom digitization watermark this time occupies its own isolated band (band32) with no verse text merged into it, unlike page249 -- sixth consecutive clean instance.

  21. 45.21 सत्यापित

    45.21

    संस्कृत

    तनावस्तेऽष्टमे रिष्फे भवेतां चेत्तमोग्रहौ । अथवास्ते मारकेशाद् मारकाधिपसंगतौ ॥ २१ ॥

    tanavaste ashtame rishphe bhavetam chettamograhau, athavaste marakeshad marakadhipasangatau

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If the two shadow-planets [Rahu and Ketu] are situated in the eighth or twelfth from the body [Lagna], or likewise situated from the Maraka-lord, or conjoined with the Maraka-lord.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    तमोग्रह (राहु-केतु) लग्न, सप्तम, अष्टम, द्वादश में अथवा मारकेश से सप्तम या मारकेश के साथ हों तो वे मारक होते हैं । वृश्चिक, मकर में जिसका जन्म हो उसके लिए राहु मारक होता है । ६।८।१२ में स्थित राहु यदि शुभग्रहों की दृष्टि या संयोग से रहित हो तो कष्टकारक होता है ॥ २१—२३ ॥

    स्रोत: Transcribed from page250 (PDF p.282) of the printed BPHS edition (Sanskrit root text + Hindi commentary, Veda Nidhi Varanasi digitization via eGangotri, CC-0, Swami Atmanand Giri/Prabhuji). This page continues chapter45 (Marakabhedadhyayah) with verses 45.15-45.20 completing the "अन्य मारकलक्षण" (Other Maraka characteristics / Tara-chakra) section opened on page249, followed by a new Hindi-language subheading "तमोग्रह की मारकता—" (Markata of the shadow-planets [Rahu/Ketu]) governing verses 45.21-45.23. The commentary spanning bands13-24 (closing "॥ १४-२०॥") covers verses 45.14-45.20 together, backfilling verse 45.14's deferred commentary from page249 (17th multi-page pattern instance, now resolved). Several words are retained exactly as printed despite being non-standard on close zoom: 45.15 line1 "सध्यायुर्योगजातकः" (the commentary's own gloss explicitly uses "मध्यायुर्योगजात", medium-life-yoga-born, suggesting स may be a misprint for म, but the printed स is retained verbatim); 45.17 line2 "चच्छुभौ" (a doubled-च conjunct where "चेच्छुभौ", "and if benefic", would be the expected sense); 45.18 line2 carries an unusual "!" mark after the vocative "द्विज" before the closing dandas, retained as printed; 45.19 line1 "वीर्येसमन्विताः" (an extra े after र्य, expected "वीर्यसमन्विताः", endowed with strength); 45.20 line1 "मारका यं" (expected "मारकाः ये", visarga and initial-ये dropped/altered in print). Verses 45.21-45.23 have NO commentary yet on this page -- deferred to the next page (an 18th instance of the multi-page shared-commentary pattern). The page-bottom digitization watermark this time occupies its own isolated band (band32) with no verse text merged into it, unlike page249 -- sixth consecutive clean instance.

  22. 45.22 सत्यापित

    45.22

    संस्कृत

    मारकौ तौ तु विज्ञेयौ दशान्तरदशास्वपि । अलौ नक्रे यस्य जन्म तस्य राहुस्तु मारकः ॥ २२ ॥

    marakau tau tu vijneyau dashantaradashasvapi, alau nakre yasya janma tasya rahustu marakah

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Then these two should be known as Marakas, even in the dasha-antardashas. For one born in Scorpio or Capricorn, Rahu alone is the Maraka.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    तमोग्रह (राहु-केतु) लग्न, सप्तम, अष्टम, द्वादश में अथवा मारकेश से सप्तम या मारकेश के साथ हों तो वे मारक होते हैं । वृश्चिक, मकर में जिसका जन्म हो उसके लिए राहु मारक होता है । ६।८।१२ में स्थित राहु यदि शुभग्रहों की दृष्टि या संयोग से रहित हो तो कष्टकारक होता है ॥ २१—२३ ॥

    स्रोत: Transcribed from page250 (PDF p.282) of the printed BPHS edition (Sanskrit root text + Hindi commentary, Veda Nidhi Varanasi digitization via eGangotri, CC-0, Swami Atmanand Giri/Prabhuji). This page continues chapter45 (Marakabhedadhyayah) with verses 45.15-45.20 completing the "अन्य मारकलक्षण" (Other Maraka characteristics / Tara-chakra) section opened on page249, followed by a new Hindi-language subheading "तमोग्रह की मारकता—" (Markata of the shadow-planets [Rahu/Ketu]) governing verses 45.21-45.23. The commentary spanning bands13-24 (closing "॥ १४-२०॥") covers verses 45.14-45.20 together, backfilling verse 45.14's deferred commentary from page249 (17th multi-page pattern instance, now resolved). Several words are retained exactly as printed despite being non-standard on close zoom: 45.15 line1 "सध्यायुर्योगजातकः" (the commentary's own gloss explicitly uses "मध्यायुर्योगजात", medium-life-yoga-born, suggesting स may be a misprint for म, but the printed स is retained verbatim); 45.17 line2 "चच्छुभौ" (a doubled-च conjunct where "चेच्छुभौ", "and if benefic", would be the expected sense); 45.18 line2 carries an unusual "!" mark after the vocative "द्विज" before the closing dandas, retained as printed; 45.19 line1 "वीर्येसमन्विताः" (an extra े after र्य, expected "वीर्यसमन्विताः", endowed with strength); 45.20 line1 "मारका यं" (expected "मारकाः ये", visarga and initial-ये dropped/altered in print). Verses 45.21-45.23 have NO commentary yet on this page -- deferred to the next page (an 18th instance of the multi-page shared-commentary pattern). The page-bottom digitization watermark this time occupies its own isolated band (band32) with no verse text merged into it, unlike page249 -- sixth consecutive clean instance.

  23. 45.23 सत्यापित

    45.23

    संस्कृत

    राहुनिजदशामध्ये रिपुरन्ध्रव्ययस्थितः । न सद्ग्रहेक्षितयुतस्तदा कष्टकरः स्मृतः ॥ २३ ॥

    rahunijadashamadhye riburandhravyayasthitah, na sadgrahekshitayutastada kashtakarah smritah

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In Rahu's own dasha, if [Rahu] is situated in the sixth, eighth, or twelfth house, and is not aspected by or conjoined with benefic planets, it is then remembered as a cause of distress.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    तमोग्रह (राहु-केतु) लग्न, सप्तम, अष्टम, द्वादश में अथवा मारकेश से सप्तम या मारकेश के साथ हों तो वे मारक होते हैं । वृश्चिक, मकर में जिसका जन्म हो उसके लिए राहु मारक होता है । ६।८।१२ में स्थित राहु यदि शुभग्रहों की दृष्टि या संयोग से रहित हो तो कष्टकारक होता है ॥ २१—२३ ॥

    स्रोत: Transcribed from page250 (PDF p.282) of the printed BPHS edition (Sanskrit root text + Hindi commentary, Veda Nidhi Varanasi digitization via eGangotri, CC-0, Swami Atmanand Giri/Prabhuji). This page continues chapter45 (Marakabhedadhyayah) with verses 45.15-45.20 completing the "अन्य मारकलक्षण" (Other Maraka characteristics / Tara-chakra) section opened on page249, followed by a new Hindi-language subheading "तमोग्रह की मारकता—" (Markata of the shadow-planets [Rahu/Ketu]) governing verses 45.21-45.23. The commentary spanning bands13-24 (closing "॥ १४-२०॥") covers verses 45.14-45.20 together, backfilling verse 45.14's deferred commentary from page249 (17th multi-page pattern instance, now resolved). Several words are retained exactly as printed despite being non-standard on close zoom: 45.15 line1 "सध्यायुर्योगजातकः" (the commentary's own gloss explicitly uses "मध्यायुर्योगजात", medium-life-yoga-born, suggesting स may be a misprint for म, but the printed स is retained verbatim); 45.17 line2 "चच्छुभौ" (a doubled-च conjunct where "चेच्छुभौ", "and if benefic", would be the expected sense); 45.18 line2 carries an unusual "!" mark after the vocative "द्विज" before the closing dandas, retained as printed; 45.19 line1 "वीर्येसमन्विताः" (an extra े after र्य, expected "वीर्यसमन्विताः", endowed with strength); 45.20 line1 "मारका यं" (expected "मारकाः ये", visarga and initial-ये dropped/altered in print). Verses 45.21-45.23 have NO commentary yet on this page -- deferred to the next page (an 18th instance of the multi-page shared-commentary pattern). The page-bottom digitization watermark this time occupies its own isolated band (band32) with no verse text merged into it, unlike page249 -- sixth consecutive clean instance.

  24. 45.24 सत्यापित

    45.24

    संस्कृत

    तृतीय लग्नतोऽस्कंण सवलेन समन्विते । भवेन्मैत्रेय ! जातस्य मरणं नृपहेतुकम् ॥ २४ ॥

    tritiya lagnato'skanna savalena samanvite, bhavenmaitreya jatasya maranam nripahetukam

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If [the third, or its lord,] from the lagna [is in a certain quarter], conjoined with a powerful [planet], O Maitreya, the death of the native occurs by reason of a king.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    लग्न से तीसरे में प्रबल सूर्य हो तो जातक का मरण राजा के कारण होता है । तृतीय स्थान में चन्द्रमा का योग या दृष्टि हो तो राजयक्ष्मा से मृत्यु होती है । वही तृतीय भाव भौम से युत दृष्ट हो तो व्रण, शस्त्र या अग्नि से, शनि, राहु से युत-दृष्ट होने पर विष, जल, अग्निदाह, गर्त्त में गिरने, या ऊँची जगह से गिरने या बन्धन से जातक की मृत्यु होती है । तृतीय भाव सचन्द्रमान्दि से दृष्ट या युक्त हो तो क्रिमि या कुष्ठ से निश्चय ही मरण होता है । बुध से युत-दृष्ट तृतीय भाव हो तो ज्वर से मृत्यु होती है । तृतीयस्थान गुरु से युत-दृष्ट हो तो शोफ आदि रोगों से, शुक्र से युत-दृष्ट होने पर प्रमेह से जातक की मृत्यु होती है । अनेक ग्रहों के योग या दृष्टि होने पर अनेक कारणों से मृत्यु कहनी चाहिए ॥ २४—३० ॥

    स्रोत: Transcribed from page251 (PDF p.283) of the printed BPHS edition (Sanskrit root text + Hindi commentary, Veda Nidhi Varanasi digitization via eGangotri, CC-0, Swami Atmanand Giri/Prabhuji). Folio "२५१", running head "मारकभेदाध्यायः" (C-type; page250 was T-type, continuing the recto/verso alternation, now 21 consecutive pages). This page opens with the commentary closing verses 45.21-45.23 (backfilling the 18th multi-page shared-commentary instance deferred from page250), then a new Hindi subheading "तीसरे स्थान से मरण का कारणज्ञान—" (Knowledge of the cause of death from the third house) introduces seven new verses (45.24-45.30) on death indicated by the third house/lord in combination with each graha, followed by their commentary (closing "॥ २४-३०॥"), then a further subheading "मरणदेश—" (place of death) introduces verse 45.31. A large gap (218px) between the printed verse-30 commentary block and verse 31 approached the chapter-transition threshold and was investigated per the large-gap re-scan mandate; this genuinely surfaced the "मरणदेश" subheading and verse 45.31, which fell BELOW the page's normal THRESH=5 band-detection threshold (found only via a fine sub-threshold re-scan at THRESH=1.5-2), indicating unusually faint print in that specific region -- a new refinement of the mandate (content can be missed even at THRESH=5 on a per-region basis). The commentary for verse 45.31 begins on this page ("तृतीय भाव में शुभग्रह के संयोग से तीर्थादि शुभस्थान में, पापग्रह के योग से...") but is CUT OFF mid-sentence at the page bottom (immediately followed by the digitization watermark) -- deferred to page252 (19th multi-page pattern instance, this time a commentary interrupted mid-sentence by a page break rather than wholly absent). Uncertain/non-standard printed reading disclosed (hard constraint -- retained exactly as printed): 45.24 line1 contains a compound read with high-zoom+autocontrast+sharpen as "लग्नतोऽस्कंण" -- the sandhi-final "-तोऽ-" is clear, but the following conjunct is genuinely ambiguous between "ष्कों" and "स्कं" in this print; best-effort reading "लग्नतोऽष्टकोणे" (from the lagna, in the eighth-quarter) is grammatically plausible via sandhi but NOT confirmed, so the as-printed "लग्नतोऽस्कंण" form is retained in the sanskrit field rather than the reconstructed "अष्टकोणे". Verse 45.30 prints as a single sixteen-syllable line (not the usual two-line couplet) -- retained as printed, likely an intentional summary/supplementary line.

  25. 45.25 सत्यापित

    45.25

    संस्कृत

    तृतीय चन्द्रयुग्दृष्टे मरणं राजयक्ष्मणा । व्रणेन वा मिश्रशस्त्राद्यभीमेन तु मृतिर्भवेत् ॥ २५ ॥

    tritiya chandrayugdrishte maranam rajayakshmana, vranena va mishrashastradyabhimena tu mritirbhavet

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If the third [house/lord] is conjoined with or aspected by the Moon, death occurs by royal-consumption (tuberculosis); or by a wound, or by fearsome things such as various weapons, death occurs.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    लग्न से तीसरे में प्रबल सूर्य हो तो जातक का मरण राजा के कारण होता है । तृतीय स्थान में चन्द्रमा का योग या दृष्टि हो तो राजयक्ष्मा से मृत्यु होती है । वही तृतीय भाव भौम से युत दृष्ट हो तो व्रण, शस्त्र या अग्नि से, शनि, राहु से युत-दृष्ट होने पर विष, जल, अग्निदाह, गर्त्त में गिरने, या ऊँची जगह से गिरने या बन्धन से जातक की मृत्यु होती है । तृतीय भाव सचन्द्रमान्दि से दृष्ट या युक्त हो तो क्रिमि या कुष्ठ से निश्चय ही मरण होता है । बुध से युत-दृष्ट तृतीय भाव हो तो ज्वर से मृत्यु होती है । तृतीयस्थान गुरु से युत-दृष्ट हो तो शोफ आदि रोगों से, शुक्र से युत-दृष्ट होने पर प्रमेह से जातक की मृत्यु होती है । अनेक ग्रहों के योग या दृष्टि होने पर अनेक कारणों से मृत्यु कहनी चाहिए ॥ २४—३० ॥

    स्रोत: Transcribed from page251 (PDF p.283) of the printed BPHS edition (Sanskrit root text + Hindi commentary, Veda Nidhi Varanasi digitization via eGangotri, CC-0, Swami Atmanand Giri/Prabhuji). Folio "२५१", running head "मारकभेदाध्यायः" (C-type; page250 was T-type, continuing the recto/verso alternation, now 21 consecutive pages). This page opens with the commentary closing verses 45.21-45.23 (backfilling the 18th multi-page shared-commentary instance deferred from page250), then a new Hindi subheading "तीसरे स्थान से मरण का कारणज्ञान—" (Knowledge of the cause of death from the third house) introduces seven new verses (45.24-45.30) on death indicated by the third house/lord in combination with each graha, followed by their commentary (closing "॥ २४-३०॥"), then a further subheading "मरणदेश—" (place of death) introduces verse 45.31. A large gap (218px) between the printed verse-30 commentary block and verse 31 approached the chapter-transition threshold and was investigated per the large-gap re-scan mandate; this genuinely surfaced the "मरणदेश" subheading and verse 45.31, which fell BELOW the page's normal THRESH=5 band-detection threshold (found only via a fine sub-threshold re-scan at THRESH=1.5-2), indicating unusually faint print in that specific region -- a new refinement of the mandate (content can be missed even at THRESH=5 on a per-region basis). The commentary for verse 45.31 begins on this page ("तृतीय भाव में शुभग्रह के संयोग से तीर्थादि शुभस्थान में, पापग्रह के योग से...") but is CUT OFF mid-sentence at the page bottom (immediately followed by the digitization watermark) -- deferred to page252 (19th multi-page pattern instance, this time a commentary interrupted mid-sentence by a page break rather than wholly absent). Uncertain/non-standard printed reading disclosed (hard constraint -- retained exactly as printed): 45.24 line1 contains a compound read with high-zoom+autocontrast+sharpen as "लग्नतोऽस्कंण" -- the sandhi-final "-तोऽ-" is clear, but the following conjunct is genuinely ambiguous between "ष्कों" and "स्कं" in this print; best-effort reading "लग्नतोऽष्टकोणे" (from the lagna, in the eighth-quarter) is grammatically plausible via sandhi but NOT confirmed, so the as-printed "लग्नतोऽस्कंण" form is retained in the sanskrit field rather than the reconstructed "अष्टकोणे". Verse 45.30 prints as a single sixteen-syllable line (not the usual two-line couplet) -- retained as printed, likely an intentional summary/supplementary line.

  26. 45.26 सत्यापित

    45.26

    संस्कृत

    मन्दाशुयुतदृष्टे वा तृतीय तु मुने ! विपात् । जलादनलदाहाद्वा गर्तं निपतनादपि ॥ २६ ॥

    mandashuyutadrishte va tritiya tu mune vipat, jaladanaladahadva gartam nipatanadapi

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Or if the third is conjoined with or aspected by Saturn and Mars, O sage, calamity [occurs] -- by water, or by burning by fire, or by falling into a pit.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    लग्न से तीसरे में प्रबल सूर्य हो तो जातक का मरण राजा के कारण होता है । तृतीय स्थान में चन्द्रमा का योग या दृष्टि हो तो राजयक्ष्मा से मृत्यु होती है । वही तृतीय भाव भौम से युत दृष्ट हो तो व्रण, शस्त्र या अग्नि से, शनि, राहु से युत-दृष्ट होने पर विष, जल, अग्निदाह, गर्त्त में गिरने, या ऊँची जगह से गिरने या बन्धन से जातक की मृत्यु होती है । तृतीय भाव सचन्द्रमान्दि से दृष्ट या युक्त हो तो क्रिमि या कुष्ठ से निश्चय ही मरण होता है । बुध से युत-दृष्ट तृतीय भाव हो तो ज्वर से मृत्यु होती है । तृतीयस्थान गुरु से युत-दृष्ट हो तो शोफ आदि रोगों से, शुक्र से युत-दृष्ट होने पर प्रमेह से जातक की मृत्यु होती है । अनेक ग्रहों के योग या दृष्टि होने पर अनेक कारणों से मृत्यु कहनी चाहिए ॥ २४—३० ॥

    स्रोत: Transcribed from page251 (PDF p.283) of the printed BPHS edition (Sanskrit root text + Hindi commentary, Veda Nidhi Varanasi digitization via eGangotri, CC-0, Swami Atmanand Giri/Prabhuji). Folio "२५१", running head "मारकभेदाध्यायः" (C-type; page250 was T-type, continuing the recto/verso alternation, now 21 consecutive pages). This page opens with the commentary closing verses 45.21-45.23 (backfilling the 18th multi-page shared-commentary instance deferred from page250), then a new Hindi subheading "तीसरे स्थान से मरण का कारणज्ञान—" (Knowledge of the cause of death from the third house) introduces seven new verses (45.24-45.30) on death indicated by the third house/lord in combination with each graha, followed by their commentary (closing "॥ २४-३०॥"), then a further subheading "मरणदेश—" (place of death) introduces verse 45.31. A large gap (218px) between the printed verse-30 commentary block and verse 31 approached the chapter-transition threshold and was investigated per the large-gap re-scan mandate; this genuinely surfaced the "मरणदेश" subheading and verse 45.31, which fell BELOW the page's normal THRESH=5 band-detection threshold (found only via a fine sub-threshold re-scan at THRESH=1.5-2), indicating unusually faint print in that specific region -- a new refinement of the mandate (content can be missed even at THRESH=5 on a per-region basis). The commentary for verse 45.31 begins on this page ("तृतीय भाव में शुभग्रह के संयोग से तीर्थादि शुभस्थान में, पापग्रह के योग से...") but is CUT OFF mid-sentence at the page bottom (immediately followed by the digitization watermark) -- deferred to page252 (19th multi-page pattern instance, this time a commentary interrupted mid-sentence by a page break rather than wholly absent). Uncertain/non-standard printed reading disclosed (hard constraint -- retained exactly as printed): 45.24 line1 contains a compound read with high-zoom+autocontrast+sharpen as "लग्नतोऽस्कंण" -- the sandhi-final "-तोऽ-" is clear, but the following conjunct is genuinely ambiguous between "ष्कों" and "स्कं" in this print; best-effort reading "लग्नतोऽष्टकोणे" (from the lagna, in the eighth-quarter) is grammatically plausible via sandhi but NOT confirmed, so the as-printed "लग्नतोऽस्कंण" form is retained in the sanskrit field rather than the reconstructed "अष्टकोणे". Verse 45.30 prints as a single sixteen-syllable line (not the usual two-line couplet) -- retained as printed, likely an intentional summary/supplementary line.

  27. 45.27 सत्यापित

    45.27

    संस्कृत

    बन्धनादुच्चपाताद्वा मृतिर्जातस्य सम्भवेत् । सेन्दुना गुलिकेनैवं तत्र युक्तेऽथवेक्षिते ॥ २७ ॥

    bandhanaduchchapatadva mritirjatasya sambhavet, sendina gulikenaivam tatra yuktethavekshite

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    By imprisonment, or by a fall from a height, death of the native may occur -- when [the third] is thus conjoined with, or aspected by, the Moon together with Gulika.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    लग्न से तीसरे में प्रबल सूर्य हो तो जातक का मरण राजा के कारण होता है । तृतीय स्थान में चन्द्रमा का योग या दृष्टि हो तो राजयक्ष्मा से मृत्यु होती है । वही तृतीय भाव भौम से युत दृष्ट हो तो व्रण, शस्त्र या अग्नि से, शनि, राहु से युत-दृष्ट होने पर विष, जल, अग्निदाह, गर्त्त में गिरने, या ऊँची जगह से गिरने या बन्धन से जातक की मृत्यु होती है । तृतीय भाव सचन्द्रमान्दि से दृष्ट या युक्त हो तो क्रिमि या कुष्ठ से निश्चय ही मरण होता है । बुध से युत-दृष्ट तृतीय भाव हो तो ज्वर से मृत्यु होती है । तृतीयस्थान गुरु से युत-दृष्ट हो तो शोफ आदि रोगों से, शुक्र से युत-दृष्ट होने पर प्रमेह से जातक की मृत्यु होती है । अनेक ग्रहों के योग या दृष्टि होने पर अनेक कारणों से मृत्यु कहनी चाहिए ॥ २४—३० ॥

    स्रोत: Transcribed from page251 (PDF p.283) of the printed BPHS edition (Sanskrit root text + Hindi commentary, Veda Nidhi Varanasi digitization via eGangotri, CC-0, Swami Atmanand Giri/Prabhuji). Folio "२५१", running head "मारकभेदाध्यायः" (C-type; page250 was T-type, continuing the recto/verso alternation, now 21 consecutive pages). This page opens with the commentary closing verses 45.21-45.23 (backfilling the 18th multi-page shared-commentary instance deferred from page250), then a new Hindi subheading "तीसरे स्थान से मरण का कारणज्ञान—" (Knowledge of the cause of death from the third house) introduces seven new verses (45.24-45.30) on death indicated by the third house/lord in combination with each graha, followed by their commentary (closing "॥ २४-३०॥"), then a further subheading "मरणदेश—" (place of death) introduces verse 45.31. A large gap (218px) between the printed verse-30 commentary block and verse 31 approached the chapter-transition threshold and was investigated per the large-gap re-scan mandate; this genuinely surfaced the "मरणदेश" subheading and verse 45.31, which fell BELOW the page's normal THRESH=5 band-detection threshold (found only via a fine sub-threshold re-scan at THRESH=1.5-2), indicating unusually faint print in that specific region -- a new refinement of the mandate (content can be missed even at THRESH=5 on a per-region basis). The commentary for verse 45.31 begins on this page ("तृतीय भाव में शुभग्रह के संयोग से तीर्थादि शुभस्थान में, पापग्रह के योग से...") but is CUT OFF mid-sentence at the page bottom (immediately followed by the digitization watermark) -- deferred to page252 (19th multi-page pattern instance, this time a commentary interrupted mid-sentence by a page break rather than wholly absent). Uncertain/non-standard printed reading disclosed (hard constraint -- retained exactly as printed): 45.24 line1 contains a compound read with high-zoom+autocontrast+sharpen as "लग्नतोऽस्कंण" -- the sandhi-final "-तोऽ-" is clear, but the following conjunct is genuinely ambiguous between "ष्कों" and "स्कं" in this print; best-effort reading "लग्नतोऽष्टकोणे" (from the lagna, in the eighth-quarter) is grammatically plausible via sandhi but NOT confirmed, so the as-printed "लग्नतोऽस्कंण" form is retained in the sanskrit field rather than the reconstructed "अष्टकोणे". Verse 45.30 prints as a single sixteen-syllable line (not the usual two-line couplet) -- retained as printed, likely an intentional summary/supplementary line.

  28. 45.28 सत्यापित

    45.28

    संस्कृत

    निधनं क्रिमिकुष्ठादिसम्भवं निश्चितं भवेत् । तृतीय ज्ञेक्षितयुते भवति ज्वरतो मृतिः ॥ २८ ॥

    nidhanam krimikushthadisambhavam nishchitam bhavet, tritiya jnekshitayute bhavati jvarato mritih

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Death by causes such as worms and leprosy is certain to occur. If the third is aspected by and conjoined with Mercury, death by fever occurs.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    लग्न से तीसरे में प्रबल सूर्य हो तो जातक का मरण राजा के कारण होता है । तृतीय स्थान में चन्द्रमा का योग या दृष्टि हो तो राजयक्ष्मा से मृत्यु होती है । वही तृतीय भाव भौम से युत दृष्ट हो तो व्रण, शस्त्र या अग्नि से, शनि, राहु से युत-दृष्ट होने पर विष, जल, अग्निदाह, गर्त्त में गिरने, या ऊँची जगह से गिरने या बन्धन से जातक की मृत्यु होती है । तृतीय भाव सचन्द्रमान्दि से दृष्ट या युक्त हो तो क्रिमि या कुष्ठ से निश्चय ही मरण होता है । बुध से युत-दृष्ट तृतीय भाव हो तो ज्वर से मृत्यु होती है । तृतीयस्थान गुरु से युत-दृष्ट हो तो शोफ आदि रोगों से, शुक्र से युत-दृष्ट होने पर प्रमेह से जातक की मृत्यु होती है । अनेक ग्रहों के योग या दृष्टि होने पर अनेक कारणों से मृत्यु कहनी चाहिए ॥ २४—३० ॥

    स्रोत: Transcribed from page251 (PDF p.283) of the printed BPHS edition (Sanskrit root text + Hindi commentary, Veda Nidhi Varanasi digitization via eGangotri, CC-0, Swami Atmanand Giri/Prabhuji). Folio "२५१", running head "मारकभेदाध्यायः" (C-type; page250 was T-type, continuing the recto/verso alternation, now 21 consecutive pages). This page opens with the commentary closing verses 45.21-45.23 (backfilling the 18th multi-page shared-commentary instance deferred from page250), then a new Hindi subheading "तीसरे स्थान से मरण का कारणज्ञान—" (Knowledge of the cause of death from the third house) introduces seven new verses (45.24-45.30) on death indicated by the third house/lord in combination with each graha, followed by their commentary (closing "॥ २४-३०॥"), then a further subheading "मरणदेश—" (place of death) introduces verse 45.31. A large gap (218px) between the printed verse-30 commentary block and verse 31 approached the chapter-transition threshold and was investigated per the large-gap re-scan mandate; this genuinely surfaced the "मरणदेश" subheading and verse 45.31, which fell BELOW the page's normal THRESH=5 band-detection threshold (found only via a fine sub-threshold re-scan at THRESH=1.5-2), indicating unusually faint print in that specific region -- a new refinement of the mandate (content can be missed even at THRESH=5 on a per-region basis). The commentary for verse 45.31 begins on this page ("तृतीय भाव में शुभग्रह के संयोग से तीर्थादि शुभस्थान में, पापग्रह के योग से...") but is CUT OFF mid-sentence at the page bottom (immediately followed by the digitization watermark) -- deferred to page252 (19th multi-page pattern instance, this time a commentary interrupted mid-sentence by a page break rather than wholly absent). Uncertain/non-standard printed reading disclosed (hard constraint -- retained exactly as printed): 45.24 line1 contains a compound read with high-zoom+autocontrast+sharpen as "लग्नतोऽस्कंण" -- the sandhi-final "-तोऽ-" is clear, but the following conjunct is genuinely ambiguous between "ष्कों" and "स्कं" in this print; best-effort reading "लग्नतोऽष्टकोणे" (from the lagna, in the eighth-quarter) is grammatically plausible via sandhi but NOT confirmed, so the as-printed "लग्नतोऽस्कंण" form is retained in the sanskrit field rather than the reconstructed "अष्टकोणे". Verse 45.30 prints as a single sixteen-syllable line (not the usual two-line couplet) -- retained as printed, likely an intentional summary/supplementary line.

  29. 45.29 सत्यापित

    45.29

    संस्कृत

    तत्र जीवेक्षितयुते शोफप्रभृतितो मृतिः । कवियुक्तेक्षिते तत्र प्रमेहाद्या मृतिर्भवेत् ॥ २९ ॥

    tatra jivekshitayute shophaprabhritito mritih, kaviyuktekshite tatra pramehadya mritirbhavet

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    There, if aspected by and conjoined with Jupiter, death by dropsy and the like [occurs]. If aspected by and conjoined with Venus, there death by diabetes and the like occurs.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    लग्न से तीसरे में प्रबल सूर्य हो तो जातक का मरण राजा के कारण होता है । तृतीय स्थान में चन्द्रमा का योग या दृष्टि हो तो राजयक्ष्मा से मृत्यु होती है । वही तृतीय भाव भौम से युत दृष्ट हो तो व्रण, शस्त्र या अग्नि से, शनि, राहु से युत-दृष्ट होने पर विष, जल, अग्निदाह, गर्त्त में गिरने, या ऊँची जगह से गिरने या बन्धन से जातक की मृत्यु होती है । तृतीय भाव सचन्द्रमान्दि से दृष्ट या युक्त हो तो क्रिमि या कुष्ठ से निश्चय ही मरण होता है । बुध से युत-दृष्ट तृतीय भाव हो तो ज्वर से मृत्यु होती है । तृतीयस्थान गुरु से युत-दृष्ट हो तो शोफ आदि रोगों से, शुक्र से युत-दृष्ट होने पर प्रमेह से जातक की मृत्यु होती है । अनेक ग्रहों के योग या दृष्टि होने पर अनेक कारणों से मृत्यु कहनी चाहिए ॥ २४—३० ॥

    स्रोत: Transcribed from page251 (PDF p.283) of the printed BPHS edition (Sanskrit root text + Hindi commentary, Veda Nidhi Varanasi digitization via eGangotri, CC-0, Swami Atmanand Giri/Prabhuji). Folio "२५१", running head "मारकभेदाध्यायः" (C-type; page250 was T-type, continuing the recto/verso alternation, now 21 consecutive pages). This page opens with the commentary closing verses 45.21-45.23 (backfilling the 18th multi-page shared-commentary instance deferred from page250), then a new Hindi subheading "तीसरे स्थान से मरण का कारणज्ञान—" (Knowledge of the cause of death from the third house) introduces seven new verses (45.24-45.30) on death indicated by the third house/lord in combination with each graha, followed by their commentary (closing "॥ २४-३०॥"), then a further subheading "मरणदेश—" (place of death) introduces verse 45.31. A large gap (218px) between the printed verse-30 commentary block and verse 31 approached the chapter-transition threshold and was investigated per the large-gap re-scan mandate; this genuinely surfaced the "मरणदेश" subheading and verse 45.31, which fell BELOW the page's normal THRESH=5 band-detection threshold (found only via a fine sub-threshold re-scan at THRESH=1.5-2), indicating unusually faint print in that specific region -- a new refinement of the mandate (content can be missed even at THRESH=5 on a per-region basis). The commentary for verse 45.31 begins on this page ("तृतीय भाव में शुभग्रह के संयोग से तीर्थादि शुभस्थान में, पापग्रह के योग से...") but is CUT OFF mid-sentence at the page bottom (immediately followed by the digitization watermark) -- deferred to page252 (19th multi-page pattern instance, this time a commentary interrupted mid-sentence by a page break rather than wholly absent). Uncertain/non-standard printed reading disclosed (hard constraint -- retained exactly as printed): 45.24 line1 contains a compound read with high-zoom+autocontrast+sharpen as "लग्नतोऽस्कंण" -- the sandhi-final "-तोऽ-" is clear, but the following conjunct is genuinely ambiguous between "ष्कों" and "स्कं" in this print; best-effort reading "लग्नतोऽष्टकोणे" (from the lagna, in the eighth-quarter) is grammatically plausible via sandhi but NOT confirmed, so the as-printed "लग्नतोऽस्कंण" form is retained in the sanskrit field rather than the reconstructed "अष्टकोणे". Verse 45.30 prints as a single sixteen-syllable line (not the usual two-line couplet) -- retained as printed, likely an intentional summary/supplementary line.

  30. 45.30 सत्यापित

    45.30

    संस्कृत

    तत्रानेकग्रहयुते मृतिर्विविधहेतुभिः ॥ ३० ॥

    tatranekagrahayute mritirvividhahetubhih

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    There, if conjoined with many planets, death [occurs] by various causes.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    लग्न से तीसरे में प्रबल सूर्य हो तो जातक का मरण राजा के कारण होता है । तृतीय स्थान में चन्द्रमा का योग या दृष्टि हो तो राजयक्ष्मा से मृत्यु होती है । वही तृतीय भाव भौम से युत दृष्ट हो तो व्रण, शस्त्र या अग्नि से, शनि, राहु से युत-दृष्ट होने पर विष, जल, अग्निदाह, गर्त्त में गिरने, या ऊँची जगह से गिरने या बन्धन से जातक की मृत्यु होती है । तृतीय भाव सचन्द्रमान्दि से दृष्ट या युक्त हो तो क्रिमि या कुष्ठ से निश्चय ही मरण होता है । बुध से युत-दृष्ट तृतीय भाव हो तो ज्वर से मृत्यु होती है । तृतीयस्थान गुरु से युत-दृष्ट हो तो शोफ आदि रोगों से, शुक्र से युत-दृष्ट होने पर प्रमेह से जातक की मृत्यु होती है । अनेक ग्रहों के योग या दृष्टि होने पर अनेक कारणों से मृत्यु कहनी चाहिए ॥ २४—३० ॥

    स्रोत: Transcribed from page251 (PDF p.283) of the printed BPHS edition (Sanskrit root text + Hindi commentary, Veda Nidhi Varanasi digitization via eGangotri, CC-0, Swami Atmanand Giri/Prabhuji). Folio "२५१", running head "मारकभेदाध्यायः" (C-type; page250 was T-type, continuing the recto/verso alternation, now 21 consecutive pages). This page opens with the commentary closing verses 45.21-45.23 (backfilling the 18th multi-page shared-commentary instance deferred from page250), then a new Hindi subheading "तीसरे स्थान से मरण का कारणज्ञान—" (Knowledge of the cause of death from the third house) introduces seven new verses (45.24-45.30) on death indicated by the third house/lord in combination with each graha, followed by their commentary (closing "॥ २४-३०॥"), then a further subheading "मरणदेश—" (place of death) introduces verse 45.31. A large gap (218px) between the printed verse-30 commentary block and verse 31 approached the chapter-transition threshold and was investigated per the large-gap re-scan mandate; this genuinely surfaced the "मरणदेश" subheading and verse 45.31, which fell BELOW the page's normal THRESH=5 band-detection threshold (found only via a fine sub-threshold re-scan at THRESH=1.5-2), indicating unusually faint print in that specific region -- a new refinement of the mandate (content can be missed even at THRESH=5 on a per-region basis). The commentary for verse 45.31 begins on this page ("तृतीय भाव में शुभग्रह के संयोग से तीर्थादि शुभस्थान में, पापग्रह के योग से...") but is CUT OFF mid-sentence at the page bottom (immediately followed by the digitization watermark) -- deferred to page252 (19th multi-page pattern instance, this time a commentary interrupted mid-sentence by a page break rather than wholly absent). Uncertain/non-standard printed reading disclosed (hard constraint -- retained exactly as printed): 45.24 line1 contains a compound read with high-zoom+autocontrast+sharpen as "लग्नतोऽस्कंण" -- the sandhi-final "-तोऽ-" is clear, but the following conjunct is genuinely ambiguous between "ष्कों" and "स्कं" in this print; best-effort reading "लग्नतोऽष्टकोणे" (from the lagna, in the eighth-quarter) is grammatically plausible via sandhi but NOT confirmed, so the as-printed "लग्नतोऽस्कंण" form is retained in the sanskrit field rather than the reconstructed "अष्टकोणे". Verse 45.30 prints as a single sixteen-syllable line (not the usual two-line couplet) -- retained as printed, likely an intentional summary/supplementary line.

  31. 45.31 सत्यापित

    45.31

    संस्कृत

    तृतीय शुभयोगेन शुभदेशे मृतिर्भवेत् । पापेन कीकटे देशे मिश्रैर्मिश्रस्थले मृतिः ॥ ३१ ॥

    tritiya shubhayogena shubhadeshe mritirbhavet, papena kikate deshe mishrairmishrasthale mritih

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If the third [is conjoined] with an auspicious [planet's] yoga, death occurs in an auspicious place. By a malefic, [death occurs] in a degraded (Kikata) land; by mixed [planets], death [occurs] in a mixed place.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    तृतीय भाव में शुभग्रह के संयोग से तीर्थादि शुभस्थान में, पापग्रह के योग से दुःस्थान (शास्त्रगर्हित) में और शुभ-पाप दोनों के संयोग से मध्यम स्थान में मृत्यु कहनी चाहिए ॥ ३१ ॥

    स्रोत: Transcribed from page251 (PDF p.283) of the printed BPHS edition (Sanskrit root text + Hindi commentary, Veda Nidhi Varanasi digitization via eGangotri, CC-0, Swami Atmanand Giri/Prabhuji). Folio "२५१", running head "मारकभेदाध्यायः" (C-type; page250 was T-type, continuing the recto/verso alternation, now 21 consecutive pages). This page opens with the commentary closing verses 45.21-45.23 (backfilling the 18th multi-page shared-commentary instance deferred from page250), then a new Hindi subheading "तीसरे स्थान से मरण का कारणज्ञान—" (Knowledge of the cause of death from the third house) introduces seven new verses (45.24-45.30) on death indicated by the third house/lord in combination with each graha, followed by their commentary (closing "॥ २४-३०॥"), then a further subheading "मरणदेश—" (place of death) introduces verse 45.31. A large gap (218px) between the printed verse-30 commentary block and verse 31 approached the chapter-transition threshold and was investigated per the large-gap re-scan mandate; this genuinely surfaced the "मरणदेश" subheading and verse 45.31, which fell BELOW the page's normal THRESH=5 band-detection threshold (found only via a fine sub-threshold re-scan at THRESH=1.5-2), indicating unusually faint print in that specific region -- a new refinement of the mandate (content can be missed even at THRESH=5 on a per-region basis). The commentary for verse 45.31 begins on this page ("तृतीय भाव में शुभग्रह के संयोग से तीर्थादि शुभस्थान में, पापग्रह के योग से...") but is CUT OFF mid-sentence at the page bottom (immediately followed by the digitization watermark) -- deferred to page252 (19th multi-page pattern instance, this time a commentary interrupted mid-sentence by a page break rather than wholly absent). Uncertain/non-standard printed reading disclosed (hard constraint -- retained exactly as printed): 45.24 line1 contains a compound read with high-zoom+autocontrast+sharpen as "लग्नतोऽस्कंण" -- the sandhi-final "-तोऽ-" is clear, but the following conjunct is genuinely ambiguous between "ष्कों" and "स्कं" in this print; best-effort reading "लग्नतोऽष्टकोणे" (from the lagna, in the eighth-quarter) is grammatically plausible via sandhi but NOT confirmed, so the as-printed "लग्नतोऽस्कंण" form is retained in the sanskrit field rather than the reconstructed "अष्टकोणे". Verse 45.30 prints as a single sixteen-syllable line (not the usual two-line couplet) -- retained as printed, likely an intentional summary/supplementary line.

  32. 45.32 सत्यापित

    45.32

    संस्कृत

    तृतीय गुरुशुक्राभ्यां युते ज्ञानेन वै मृतिः । इतरद्युचरयुक्ते त्वज्ञानेन स्मृता हि सा ॥ ३२ ॥

    tritiya gurushukrabhyam yute jnanena vai mritih, itaradyucharayukte tvajnanena smrita hi sa

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If the third [house/lord] is conjoined with Jupiter and Venus, death occurs with foreknowledge. If conjoined with other planets, that [death] is known to occur without foreknowledge.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    गुरु-शुक्र तृतीयस्थ हों तो ज्ञानपूर्वक मरण होता है । अन्य ग्रहों से युक्त तृतीय के रहने पर अज्ञान से मृत्यु होती है ॥ ३२ ॥

    स्रोत: Transcribed from page252 (PDF p.284) of the printed BPHS edition (Sanskrit root text + Hindi commentary, Veda Nidhi Varanasi digitization via eGangotri, CC-0, Swami Atmanand Giri/Prabhuji). Folio "२५२", running head "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" (T-type; page251 was C-type, continuing the recto/verso alternation, now 22 consecutive pages). This page opens by completing verse 45.31's Hindi commentary, cut off mid-sentence at the bottom of page251 (19th multi-page shared-commentary instance, now closed). A new subheading "ज्ञानपुरस्सर मरण—" (death preceded by knowledge) introduces verse 45.32 (third house with Jupiter-Venus = death with foreknowledge; with other planets = death without it), then verse 45.33 continues the third-house-lord doctrine by sign-type (movable sign = death abroad; fixed = at home; dual = on the road). A further subheading "अन्यथा मरण निमित्त—" (otherwise, the cause of death) introduces verses 45.34-45.35, pairing each of the seven grahas placed in the 8th house (randhra) with a cause of death (Sun=fire, Moon=water, Mars=weapon, Mercury=fever, Jupiter=disease, Venus=hunger, Saturn=thirst), with commentary closing "॥ ३४—३५ ॥". A final subheading "मरणानन्तर शवस्थिति—" (the state of the corpse after death) introduces verses 45.36-45.37 on the fate of the corpse by the drekkana-type (decan) occupying the 8th house (malefic=burnt to ashes, benefic=water-related, mixed=desiccated, serpent-decan=eaten by animals/birds), with commentary closing "॥ ३६—३७ ॥". Two words on this page resisted confident resolution even after repeated same-page-control zoom/autocontrast comparison and are retained exactly as printed per the hard constraint against fabrication: verse 45.37's opening compound (printed here as "आहिवगेण्ट्काणस्तु") most likely represents a compound naming the serpent/ahi decan (matching the commentary's explicit "सर्प का द्रेष्काण"), but the exact intended spelling could not be confirmed from the glyph shapes alone; and verse 45.37 line2's third word (printed here as "किन्रा") does not cleanly match a dictionary form -- contextually it likely functions as "किन्तु" (but/however) linking the two halves of the verse, but this is not confirmed and the as-printed reading is retained. Two low-resolution व/त and ज/ज्ञ misreads from initial strip-level passes were corrected via zoom cross-checked against this page's own commentary content (same-page-control): verse 45.33's opening "तृतीयगे" (initially misread "वृतीयगे") is confirmed by the commentary's explicit "तृतीय भाव में..."; verse 45.35's "ज्वराज्जीवे" (a sandhi form of ज्वरात्+जीवे, initially misread as a garbled "ज्वराज्ज्ञीवं") and "कवौ" (locative of "kavi", a name for Venus/Shukra; initially misread "कतौ") are confirmed by the commentary's explicit "बुध...ज्वर से, गुरु...रोग से...शुक्र...क्षुधा से".

  33. 45.33 सत्यापित

    45.33

    संस्कृत

    तृतीयगे तु चरभे मृतिः स्यादन्यदेशजा । स्थिरभे स्वगृहे ज्ञेया द्विभे जायेत वर्त्मनि ॥ ३३ ॥

    tritiyage tu charabhe mritih syadanyadeshaja, sthirabhe svagrihe jneya dvibhe jayeta vartmani

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If [the lord] of the third is in a movable sign, death occurs born in another land. In a fixed sign, it is to be known [as occurring] in one's own home; in a dual sign, it occurs on the road.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    तृतीय भाव में चरराशि हो तो जातक की मृत्यु परदेश में होती है । स्थिर राशि में अपने घर पर और द्विस्वभाव राशि तृतीय भाव में हो तो रास्ते में ही मृत्यु हो जाती है ॥ ३३ ॥

    स्रोत: Transcribed from page252 (PDF p.284) of the printed BPHS edition (Sanskrit root text + Hindi commentary, Veda Nidhi Varanasi digitization via eGangotri, CC-0, Swami Atmanand Giri/Prabhuji). Folio "२५२", running head "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" (T-type; page251 was C-type, continuing the recto/verso alternation, now 22 consecutive pages). This page opens by completing verse 45.31's Hindi commentary, cut off mid-sentence at the bottom of page251 (19th multi-page shared-commentary instance, now closed). A new subheading "ज्ञानपुरस्सर मरण—" (death preceded by knowledge) introduces verse 45.32 (third house with Jupiter-Venus = death with foreknowledge; with other planets = death without it), then verse 45.33 continues the third-house-lord doctrine by sign-type (movable sign = death abroad; fixed = at home; dual = on the road). A further subheading "अन्यथा मरण निमित्त—" (otherwise, the cause of death) introduces verses 45.34-45.35, pairing each of the seven grahas placed in the 8th house (randhra) with a cause of death (Sun=fire, Moon=water, Mars=weapon, Mercury=fever, Jupiter=disease, Venus=hunger, Saturn=thirst), with commentary closing "॥ ३४—३५ ॥". A final subheading "मरणानन्तर शवस्थिति—" (the state of the corpse after death) introduces verses 45.36-45.37 on the fate of the corpse by the drekkana-type (decan) occupying the 8th house (malefic=burnt to ashes, benefic=water-related, mixed=desiccated, serpent-decan=eaten by animals/birds), with commentary closing "॥ ३६—३७ ॥". Two words on this page resisted confident resolution even after repeated same-page-control zoom/autocontrast comparison and are retained exactly as printed per the hard constraint against fabrication: verse 45.37's opening compound (printed here as "आहिवगेण्ट्काणस्तु") most likely represents a compound naming the serpent/ahi decan (matching the commentary's explicit "सर्प का द्रेष्काण"), but the exact intended spelling could not be confirmed from the glyph shapes alone; and verse 45.37 line2's third word (printed here as "किन्रा") does not cleanly match a dictionary form -- contextually it likely functions as "किन्तु" (but/however) linking the two halves of the verse, but this is not confirmed and the as-printed reading is retained. Two low-resolution व/त and ज/ज्ञ misreads from initial strip-level passes were corrected via zoom cross-checked against this page's own commentary content (same-page-control): verse 45.33's opening "तृतीयगे" (initially misread "वृतीयगे") is confirmed by the commentary's explicit "तृतीय भाव में..."; verse 45.35's "ज्वराज्जीवे" (a sandhi form of ज्वरात्+जीवे, initially misread as a garbled "ज्वराज्ज्ञीवं") and "कवौ" (locative of "kavi", a name for Venus/Shukra; initially misread "कतौ") are confirmed by the commentary's explicit "बुध...ज्वर से, गुरु...रोग से...शुक्र...क्षुधा से".

  34. 45.34 सत्यापित

    45.34

    संस्कृत

    लग्नतो रन्ध्रतो मृत्योर्निमित्तं सन्धिरीरितम् । रवौ रन्ध्रगते वह्नेर्मृतिरिन्दौ तु वारिणा ॥ ३४ ॥

    lagnato randhrato mrityornimittam sandhiriritam, ravau randhragate vahnermritirindau tu varina

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    From the lagna and from the 8th house the cause of death is declared, [graha by graha]. If the Sun is in the 8th, death is by fire; if the Moon, death is by water.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    लग्न तथा अष्टम स्थान से मरण का निमित्त कहा गया है । रवि यदि अष्टमस्थ हो तो अग्नि से, चन्द्रमा यदि रन्ध्रस्थ रहे तो जल से, मंगल के वहाँ रहने पर शस्त्र से, बुध रहें तो ज्वर से, गुरु हों तो रोग से, शुक्र अष्टमस्थ हों तो क्षुधा से और शनि यदि वहाँ रहें तो प्यास से मृत्यु होती है ॥ ३४—३५ ॥

    स्रोत: Transcribed from page252 (PDF p.284) of the printed BPHS edition (Sanskrit root text + Hindi commentary, Veda Nidhi Varanasi digitization via eGangotri, CC-0, Swami Atmanand Giri/Prabhuji). Folio "२५२", running head "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" (T-type; page251 was C-type, continuing the recto/verso alternation, now 22 consecutive pages). This page opens by completing verse 45.31's Hindi commentary, cut off mid-sentence at the bottom of page251 (19th multi-page shared-commentary instance, now closed). A new subheading "ज्ञानपुरस्सर मरण—" (death preceded by knowledge) introduces verse 45.32 (third house with Jupiter-Venus = death with foreknowledge; with other planets = death without it), then verse 45.33 continues the third-house-lord doctrine by sign-type (movable sign = death abroad; fixed = at home; dual = on the road). A further subheading "अन्यथा मरण निमित्त—" (otherwise, the cause of death) introduces verses 45.34-45.35, pairing each of the seven grahas placed in the 8th house (randhra) with a cause of death (Sun=fire, Moon=water, Mars=weapon, Mercury=fever, Jupiter=disease, Venus=hunger, Saturn=thirst), with commentary closing "॥ ३४—३५ ॥". A final subheading "मरणानन्तर शवस्थिति—" (the state of the corpse after death) introduces verses 45.36-45.37 on the fate of the corpse by the drekkana-type (decan) occupying the 8th house (malefic=burnt to ashes, benefic=water-related, mixed=desiccated, serpent-decan=eaten by animals/birds), with commentary closing "॥ ३६—३७ ॥". Two words on this page resisted confident resolution even after repeated same-page-control zoom/autocontrast comparison and are retained exactly as printed per the hard constraint against fabrication: verse 45.37's opening compound (printed here as "आहिवगेण्ट्काणस्तु") most likely represents a compound naming the serpent/ahi decan (matching the commentary's explicit "सर्प का द्रेष्काण"), but the exact intended spelling could not be confirmed from the glyph shapes alone; and verse 45.37 line2's third word (printed here as "किन्रा") does not cleanly match a dictionary form -- contextually it likely functions as "किन्तु" (but/however) linking the two halves of the verse, but this is not confirmed and the as-printed reading is retained. Two low-resolution व/त and ज/ज्ञ misreads from initial strip-level passes were corrected via zoom cross-checked against this page's own commentary content (same-page-control): verse 45.33's opening "तृतीयगे" (initially misread "वृतीयगे") is confirmed by the commentary's explicit "तृतीय भाव में..."; verse 45.35's "ज्वराज्जीवे" (a sandhi form of ज्वरात्+जीवे, initially misread as a garbled "ज्वराज्ज्ञीवं") and "कवौ" (locative of "kavi", a name for Venus/Shukra; initially misread "कतौ") are confirmed by the commentary's explicit "बुध...ज्वर से, गुरु...रोग से...शुक्र...क्षुधा से".

  35. 45.35 सत्यापित

    45.35

    संस्कृत

    भूमिजे शस्त्रतः सौम्ये ज्वराज्जीवे तु रोगतः । कवौ तु क्षुधया मन्दे मृतिः स्याच्च पिपासया ॥ ३५ ॥

    bhumije shastratah saumye jvarajjive tu rogatah, kavau tu kshudhaya mande mritih syachcha pipasaya

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If Mars [is in the 8th], by a weapon; if Mercury, by fever; and if Jupiter, by disease. If Venus (Kavi), by hunger; and if Saturn, death occurs by thirst.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    लग्न तथा अष्टम स्थान से मरण का निमित्त कहा गया है । रवि यदि अष्टमस्थ हो तो अग्नि से, चन्द्रमा यदि रन्ध्रस्थ रहे तो जल से, मंगल के वहाँ रहने पर शस्त्र से, बुध रहें तो ज्वर से, गुरु हों तो रोग से, शुक्र अष्टमस्थ हों तो क्षुधा से और शनि यदि वहाँ रहें तो प्यास से मृत्यु होती है ॥ ३४—३५ ॥

    स्रोत: Transcribed from page252 (PDF p.284) of the printed BPHS edition (Sanskrit root text + Hindi commentary, Veda Nidhi Varanasi digitization via eGangotri, CC-0, Swami Atmanand Giri/Prabhuji). Folio "२५२", running head "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" (T-type; page251 was C-type, continuing the recto/verso alternation, now 22 consecutive pages). This page opens by completing verse 45.31's Hindi commentary, cut off mid-sentence at the bottom of page251 (19th multi-page shared-commentary instance, now closed). A new subheading "ज्ञानपुरस्सर मरण—" (death preceded by knowledge) introduces verse 45.32 (third house with Jupiter-Venus = death with foreknowledge; with other planets = death without it), then verse 45.33 continues the third-house-lord doctrine by sign-type (movable sign = death abroad; fixed = at home; dual = on the road). A further subheading "अन्यथा मरण निमित्त—" (otherwise, the cause of death) introduces verses 45.34-45.35, pairing each of the seven grahas placed in the 8th house (randhra) with a cause of death (Sun=fire, Moon=water, Mars=weapon, Mercury=fever, Jupiter=disease, Venus=hunger, Saturn=thirst), with commentary closing "॥ ३४—३५ ॥". A final subheading "मरणानन्तर शवस्थिति—" (the state of the corpse after death) introduces verses 45.36-45.37 on the fate of the corpse by the drekkana-type (decan) occupying the 8th house (malefic=burnt to ashes, benefic=water-related, mixed=desiccated, serpent-decan=eaten by animals/birds), with commentary closing "॥ ३६—३७ ॥". Two words on this page resisted confident resolution even after repeated same-page-control zoom/autocontrast comparison and are retained exactly as printed per the hard constraint against fabrication: verse 45.37's opening compound (printed here as "आहिवगेण्ट्काणस्तु") most likely represents a compound naming the serpent/ahi decan (matching the commentary's explicit "सर्प का द्रेष्काण"), but the exact intended spelling could not be confirmed from the glyph shapes alone; and verse 45.37 line2's third word (printed here as "किन्रा") does not cleanly match a dictionary form -- contextually it likely functions as "किन्तु" (but/however) linking the two halves of the verse, but this is not confirmed and the as-printed reading is retained. Two low-resolution व/त and ज/ज्ञ misreads from initial strip-level passes were corrected via zoom cross-checked against this page's own commentary content (same-page-control): verse 45.33's opening "तृतीयगे" (initially misread "वृतीयगे") is confirmed by the commentary's explicit "तृतीय भाव में..."; verse 45.35's "ज्वराज्जीवे" (a sandhi form of ज्वरात्+जीवे, initially misread as a garbled "ज्वराज्ज्ञीवं") and "कवौ" (locative of "kavi", a name for Venus/Shukra; initially misread "कतौ") are confirmed by the commentary's explicit "बुध...ज्वर से, गुरु...रोग से...शुक्र...क्षुधा से".

  36. 45.36 सत्यापित

    45.36

    संस्कृत

    असत्सन्मिश्रखेटानां द्रेष्काणे रन्ध्रभस्थितः । शवस्यान्ते परिणतिर्भस्मितक्लेदशोषणैः ॥ ३६ ॥

    asatsanmishrakhetanam dreshkane randhrabhasthitah, shavasyante parinatirbhasmitakledashoshanaih

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the drekkana of malefic, benefic, or mixed planets is situated in the 8th-house sign, the corpse's final transformation is by being reduced to ashes, by wetting/dissolution, or by desiccation, [respectively].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    अष्टम भाव में क्रूरग्रह का द्रेष्काण हो तो शव का परिणाम अग्नि में जलने से भस्म, शुभग्रह का द्रेष्काण हो तो जल में प्रक्षेप से क्लिष्टता, और मिश्रग्रह का द्रेष्काण अष्टमस्थ हो तो शव का परिणाम शोषण अर्थात् शव सूख जाता है । यदि सर्प का द्रेष्काण हो तो कुत्ते आदि हिंसक जन्तुओं या गीध आदि पक्षियों के द्वारा शव भक्षित होता है ॥ ३६—३७ ॥

    स्रोत: Transcribed from page252 (PDF p.284) of the printed BPHS edition (Sanskrit root text + Hindi commentary, Veda Nidhi Varanasi digitization via eGangotri, CC-0, Swami Atmanand Giri/Prabhuji). Folio "२५२", running head "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" (T-type; page251 was C-type, continuing the recto/verso alternation, now 22 consecutive pages). This page opens by completing verse 45.31's Hindi commentary, cut off mid-sentence at the bottom of page251 (19th multi-page shared-commentary instance, now closed). A new subheading "ज्ञानपुरस्सर मरण—" (death preceded by knowledge) introduces verse 45.32 (third house with Jupiter-Venus = death with foreknowledge; with other planets = death without it), then verse 45.33 continues the third-house-lord doctrine by sign-type (movable sign = death abroad; fixed = at home; dual = on the road). A further subheading "अन्यथा मरण निमित्त—" (otherwise, the cause of death) introduces verses 45.34-45.35, pairing each of the seven grahas placed in the 8th house (randhra) with a cause of death (Sun=fire, Moon=water, Mars=weapon, Mercury=fever, Jupiter=disease, Venus=hunger, Saturn=thirst), with commentary closing "॥ ३४—३५ ॥". A final subheading "मरणानन्तर शवस्थिति—" (the state of the corpse after death) introduces verses 45.36-45.37 on the fate of the corpse by the drekkana-type (decan) occupying the 8th house (malefic=burnt to ashes, benefic=water-related, mixed=desiccated, serpent-decan=eaten by animals/birds), with commentary closing "॥ ३६—३७ ॥". Two words on this page resisted confident resolution even after repeated same-page-control zoom/autocontrast comparison and are retained exactly as printed per the hard constraint against fabrication: verse 45.37's opening compound (printed here as "आहिवगेण्ट्काणस्तु") most likely represents a compound naming the serpent/ahi decan (matching the commentary's explicit "सर्प का द्रेष्काण"), but the exact intended spelling could not be confirmed from the glyph shapes alone; and verse 45.37 line2's third word (printed here as "किन्रा") does not cleanly match a dictionary form -- contextually it likely functions as "किन्तु" (but/however) linking the two halves of the verse, but this is not confirmed and the as-printed reading is retained. Two low-resolution व/त and ज/ज्ञ misreads from initial strip-level passes were corrected via zoom cross-checked against this page's own commentary content (same-page-control): verse 45.33's opening "तृतीयगे" (initially misread "वृतीयगे") is confirmed by the commentary's explicit "तृतीय भाव में..."; verse 45.35's "ज्वराज्जीवे" (a sandhi form of ज्वरात्+जीवे, initially misread as a garbled "ज्वराज्ज्ञीवं") and "कवौ" (locative of "kavi", a name for Venus/Shukra; initially misread "कतौ") are confirmed by the commentary's explicit "बुध...ज्वर से, गुरु...रोग से...शुक्र...क्षुधा से".

  37. 45.37 सत्यापित

    45.37

    संस्कृत

    आहिवगेण्ट्काणस्तु श्वानगोमायुभिर्भवेत् । शवस्य भक्षणं किन्रा गृध्रादिकविहगज्ञमैः ॥ ३७ ॥

    ahivagentkanastu shvanagomayubhirbhavet, shavasya bhakshanam kinra gridhradikavihagajnamaih

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    But [in] the serpent[-related] drekkana, [the corpse] would be [eaten] by dogs and jackals; the eating of the corpse [occurs] by vultures and other such birds.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    अष्टम भाव में क्रूरग्रह का द्रेष्काण हो तो शव का परिणाम अग्नि में जलने से भस्म, शुभग्रह का द्रेष्काण हो तो जल में प्रक्षेप से क्लिष्टता, और मिश्रग्रह का द्रेष्काण अष्टमस्थ हो तो शव का परिणाम शोषण अर्थात् शव सूख जाता है । यदि सर्प का द्रेष्काण हो तो कुत्ते आदि हिंसक जन्तुओं या गीध आदि पक्षियों के द्वारा शव भक्षित होता है ॥ ३६—३७ ॥

    स्रोत: Transcribed from page252 (PDF p.284) of the printed BPHS edition (Sanskrit root text + Hindi commentary, Veda Nidhi Varanasi digitization via eGangotri, CC-0, Swami Atmanand Giri/Prabhuji). Folio "२५२", running head "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" (T-type; page251 was C-type, continuing the recto/verso alternation, now 22 consecutive pages). This page opens by completing verse 45.31's Hindi commentary, cut off mid-sentence at the bottom of page251 (19th multi-page shared-commentary instance, now closed). A new subheading "ज्ञानपुरस्सर मरण—" (death preceded by knowledge) introduces verse 45.32 (third house with Jupiter-Venus = death with foreknowledge; with other planets = death without it), then verse 45.33 continues the third-house-lord doctrine by sign-type (movable sign = death abroad; fixed = at home; dual = on the road). A further subheading "अन्यथा मरण निमित्त—" (otherwise, the cause of death) introduces verses 45.34-45.35, pairing each of the seven grahas placed in the 8th house (randhra) with a cause of death (Sun=fire, Moon=water, Mars=weapon, Mercury=fever, Jupiter=disease, Venus=hunger, Saturn=thirst), with commentary closing "॥ ३४—३५ ॥". A final subheading "मरणानन्तर शवस्थिति—" (the state of the corpse after death) introduces verses 45.36-45.37 on the fate of the corpse by the drekkana-type (decan) occupying the 8th house (malefic=burnt to ashes, benefic=water-related, mixed=desiccated, serpent-decan=eaten by animals/birds), with commentary closing "॥ ३६—३७ ॥". Two words on this page resisted confident resolution even after repeated same-page-control zoom/autocontrast comparison and are retained exactly as printed per the hard constraint against fabrication: verse 45.37's opening compound (printed here as "आहिवगेण्ट्काणस्तु") most likely represents a compound naming the serpent/ahi decan (matching the commentary's explicit "सर्प का द्रेष्काण"), but the exact intended spelling could not be confirmed from the glyph shapes alone; and verse 45.37 line2's third word (printed here as "किन्रा") does not cleanly match a dictionary form -- contextually it likely functions as "किन्तु" (but/however) linking the two halves of the verse, but this is not confirmed and the as-printed reading is retained. Two low-resolution व/त and ज/ज्ञ misreads from initial strip-level passes were corrected via zoom cross-checked against this page's own commentary content (same-page-control): verse 45.33's opening "तृतीयगे" (initially misread "वृतीयगे") is confirmed by the commentary's explicit "तृतीय भाव में..."; verse 45.35's "ज्वराज्जीवे" (a sandhi form of ज्वरात्+जीवे, initially misread as a garbled "ज्वराज्ज्ञीवं") and "कवौ" (locative of "kavi", a name for Venus/Shukra; initially misread "कतौ") are confirmed by the commentary's explicit "बुध...ज्वर से, गुरु...रोग से...शुक्र...क्षुधा से". CROSS-PAGE CONFIRMATION NOTE (added after reading page253): page253's verse 45.38 explicitly defines a "अहिवर्ग" (ahivarga, "serpent-group") consisting of specific drekkanas (2nd-3rd of Cancer, 1st-2nd of Scorpio, 3rd of Pisces), and its commentary explicitly uses the term "सर्प द्रेष्काण" (sarpa-dreshkana, "serpent decan") -- both confirming that this verse 45.37's subject is indeed the same serpent-decan concept. A targeted re-zoom of the opening compound was attempted with this specific hypothesis in mind (testing for an "अहिवर्ग"/"द्रेष्काण"-based reading), and the glyphs now read more clearly as approximately "आहिवगें हका..." -- closer to but still not a confident, unambiguous match for a reconstructed "अहिवर्गे द्रेष्काणस्तु" or similar. Since the exact intended spelling still cannot be confirmed from the glyph shapes alone even under this improved hypothesis-guided zoom, the printed-as-transcribed reading is retained unchanged (per the hard constraint against fabricating verse text); this note documents the cross-page evidence for future reference should a clearer exemplar of this edition become available.

  38. 45.38 सत्यापित

    45.38

    संस्कृत

    मध्योऽन्तिमः कुलीरे स्यादलौ चादिममध्यमौ । झषे तथान्तिममस्त्र्यंशैरहिवर्गो उदीरिताः ॥ ३८ ॥

    madhyo'ntimah kulire syadalau chadimamadhyamau, jhashe tathantimamastryamshairahivargo uditirah

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The middle and last [drekkanas] in Cancer (Kulira), and the first and middle in Scorpio (Alau), and likewise the last in Pisces (Jhasha) -- by these three-fold shares (drekkanas) the "serpent-group" (ahivarga) is declared.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    कर्क में दूसरा तथा तीसरा, वृश्चिक में प्रथम तथा दूसरा, मीन में तीसरा द्रेष्काण सर्प द्रेष्काण कहलाता है ॥ ३८ ॥

    स्रोत: Transcribed from page253 (PDF p.285) of the printed BPHS edition (Sanskrit root text + Hindi commentary, Veda Nidhi Varanasi digitization via eGangotri, CC-0, Swami Atmanand Giri/Prabhuji). Folio "२५३", running head "मारकभेदाध्यायः" (C-type; page252 was T-type, continuing the recto/verso alternation, now 24 consecutive pages). This page opens with a subheading "सर्पद्रेष्काण—" introducing verse 45.38, which explicitly DEFINES the "अहिवर्ग" (ahivarga, serpent-group) as consisting of the 2nd and 3rd drekkanas of Cancer (Kulira), the 1st and 2nd of Scorpio (Alau), and the 3rd of Pisces (Jhasha) -- this retroactively confirms the subject-matter of page252's verse 45.37 (see that verse's own source note for the cross-page reasoning applied there). A new subheading "पूर्वजन्मस्थान—" (place of previous birth) introduces verses 45.39-45.40, on determining whether a native was born from svarga/chandraloka/martyaloka/naraka based on the drekkana-lord of the stronger of Sun/Moon and the placement of other planet-pairs, with commentary closing "॥ ३९—४० ॥". A further subheading "मरणानन्तर स्थिति—" (state after death) introduces verses 45.41-45.42, on which of the deva/chandra/martya/naraka worlds the soul departs to after death based on the strongest planet among the 6th/7th/8th houses from lagna (or, absent any planet there, based on the drekkana-lord of the 6th/8th), with commentary closing "॥ ४१-४२ ॥". Verse 45.43 (no subheading) states that the same planet's dignity (exalted-type/own-type/debilitated-type placement) determines whether that other-world destiny is best/middling/worst, with commentary closing "॥ ४३ ॥". Verse 45.44 closes the chapter's current run by promising to describe further maraka-distinctions arising from rashi and graha "in the dashadhyaya" (tenth chapter) -- NOTE: chapter45 remains open/provisional; this verse does not itself contain a colophon. The watermark ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri") appears in the same detected band as verse 45.44's closing line (bands merged due to close vertical proximity, unlike previous pages where the watermark was isolated in its own band) but is visually distinct (lighter weight, offset baseline) and does not overlap or corrupt the verse glyphs -- ninth consecutive clean watermark instance, first time merged into the same band as verse text. Several printed readings on this page were verified via same-page-control zoom but retained largely as printed with disclosure where they do not cleanly parse against the commentary's clear semantic content (hard constraint against fabrication): verse 45.39's opening word was zoom-confirmed as "सूर्यश्चन्द्रमसोर्मध्ये" (Sun and Moon), not an initially-suspected "स्वयोश्चन्द्रमसोर्मध्ये"; verse 45.40's "चन्द्रकन्ययोः" pairs Moon with a word literally reading "कन्या" (maiden/Virgo) where the commentary's "चन्द्र, शुक्र" implies Venus was intended -- retained as printed, non-standard usage disclosed; the bands11-14 commentary was zoom-confirmed to read "शनि" (Saturn) TWICE -- once paired with Mars (भौम) for मर्त्यलोक and again paired with Mercury (बुध) for नरक -- an apparent duplication/error in the source printing (a "रवि" pairing with Mars would align better with the verse's Sun-Mars logic) that is retained exactly as printed rather than silently corrected; verse 45.41's "कुजाकौ" and "बुधस्त्र्येजौ" were zoom-confirmed at the glyph level but do not cleanly resolve to the commentary's explicit "कुज रवि" and "बुध शनि" pairings -- retained as printed; verse 45.43's opening compound "स्वतुज्ञादिस्थतेस्तस्योत्तममध्यावराः" was zoom-confirmed at the glyph level (crisp, not blurry) but does not parse as standard Sanskrit grammar against the commentary's clear उच्च/सम/नीच (exalted/neutral/debilitated) meaning -- retained exactly as printed.

  39. 45.39 सत्यापित

    45.39

    संस्कृत

    सूर्यश्चन्द्रमसोर्मध्ये या बलाढ्यो भवेद् द्विज ! । स चेज्जीवद्रेष्काणस्थो जातस्वर्गात् समागतः ॥ ३९ ॥

    suryashchandramasormadhye ya baladhyo bhaved dvija, sa chejjivadreshkanastho jatasvargat samagatah

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    O twice-born! Whichever of the Sun and Moon is the stronger between the two -- if that one is situated in Jupiter's drekkana, the native has been born having come from svarga (heaven).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    सूर्य-चन्द्रमा में बली ग्रह गुरु द्रेष्काणस्थ हो तो जातक स्वर्गलोक से यहाँ आया है ऐसा समझना । चन्द्र, शुक्र के द्रेष्काणस्थ हो तो चन्द्रलोक से, शनि, भौम के द्रेष्काण में हो तो मर्त्यलोक से, और शनि, बुध के द्रेष्कागत होने पर नरक से आया समझना चाहिए ॥ ३९—४० ॥

    स्रोत: Transcribed from page253 (PDF p.285) of the printed BPHS edition (Sanskrit root text + Hindi commentary, Veda Nidhi Varanasi digitization via eGangotri, CC-0, Swami Atmanand Giri/Prabhuji). Folio "२५३", running head "मारकभेदाध्यायः" (C-type; page252 was T-type, continuing the recto/verso alternation, now 24 consecutive pages). This page opens with a subheading "सर्पद्रेष्काण—" introducing verse 45.38, which explicitly DEFINES the "अहिवर्ग" (ahivarga, serpent-group) as consisting of the 2nd and 3rd drekkanas of Cancer (Kulira), the 1st and 2nd of Scorpio (Alau), and the 3rd of Pisces (Jhasha) -- this retroactively confirms the subject-matter of page252's verse 45.37 (see that verse's own source note for the cross-page reasoning applied there). A new subheading "पूर्वजन्मस्थान—" (place of previous birth) introduces verses 45.39-45.40, on determining whether a native was born from svarga/chandraloka/martyaloka/naraka based on the drekkana-lord of the stronger of Sun/Moon and the placement of other planet-pairs, with commentary closing "॥ ३९—४० ॥". A further subheading "मरणानन्तर स्थिति—" (state after death) introduces verses 45.41-45.42, on which of the deva/chandra/martya/naraka worlds the soul departs to after death based on the strongest planet among the 6th/7th/8th houses from lagna (or, absent any planet there, based on the drekkana-lord of the 6th/8th), with commentary closing "॥ ४१-४२ ॥". Verse 45.43 (no subheading) states that the same planet's dignity (exalted-type/own-type/debilitated-type placement) determines whether that other-world destiny is best/middling/worst, with commentary closing "॥ ४३ ॥". Verse 45.44 closes the chapter's current run by promising to describe further maraka-distinctions arising from rashi and graha "in the dashadhyaya" (tenth chapter) -- NOTE: chapter45 remains open/provisional; this verse does not itself contain a colophon. The watermark ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri") appears in the same detected band as verse 45.44's closing line (bands merged due to close vertical proximity, unlike previous pages where the watermark was isolated in its own band) but is visually distinct (lighter weight, offset baseline) and does not overlap or corrupt the verse glyphs -- ninth consecutive clean watermark instance, first time merged into the same band as verse text. Several printed readings on this page were verified via same-page-control zoom but retained largely as printed with disclosure where they do not cleanly parse against the commentary's clear semantic content (hard constraint against fabrication): verse 45.39's opening word was zoom-confirmed as "सूर्यश्चन्द्रमसोर्मध्ये" (Sun and Moon), not an initially-suspected "स्वयोश्चन्द्रमसोर्मध्ये"; verse 45.40's "चन्द्रकन्ययोः" pairs Moon with a word literally reading "कन्या" (maiden/Virgo) where the commentary's "चन्द्र, शुक्र" implies Venus was intended -- retained as printed, non-standard usage disclosed; the bands11-14 commentary was zoom-confirmed to read "शनि" (Saturn) TWICE -- once paired with Mars (भौम) for मर्त्यलोक and again paired with Mercury (बुध) for नरक -- an apparent duplication/error in the source printing (a "रवि" pairing with Mars would align better with the verse's Sun-Mars logic) that is retained exactly as printed rather than silently corrected; verse 45.41's "कुजाकौ" and "बुधस्त्र्येजौ" were zoom-confirmed at the glyph level but do not cleanly resolve to the commentary's explicit "कुज रवि" and "बुध शनि" pairings -- retained as printed; verse 45.43's opening compound "स्वतुज्ञादिस्थतेस्तस्योत्तममध्यावराः" was zoom-confirmed at the glyph level (crisp, not blurry) but does not parse as standard Sanskrit grammar against the commentary's clear उच्च/सम/नीच (exalted/neutral/debilitated) meaning -- retained exactly as printed.

  40. 45.40 सत्यापित

    45.40

    संस्कृत

    चन्द्रकन्ययोरिन्दुलोकाद् मर्त्यलोकादिनारयोः । शनिज्ञयोस्तु निलयादिति जन्माद्भुतो वदेत् ॥ ४० ॥

    chandrakanyayorindulokad martyalokadinarayoh, shanijnayostu nilayaditi janmadbhuto vadet

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    From the abode of the Moon and [Venus]: from the lunar world (Chandraloka); from that of Mars and the Sun: from the mortal world (Martyaloka); and from that of Saturn and Mercury -- thus one should declare the wondrous birth [of the native].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    सूर्य-चन्द्रमा में बली ग्रह गुरु द्रेष्काणस्थ हो तो जातक स्वर्गलोक से यहाँ आया है ऐसा समझना । चन्द्र, शुक्र के द्रेष्काणस्थ हो तो चन्द्रलोक से, शनि, भौम के द्रेष्काण में हो तो मर्त्यलोक से, और शनि, बुध के द्रेष्कागत होने पर नरक से आया समझना चाहिए ॥ ३९—४० ॥

    स्रोत: Transcribed from page253 (PDF p.285) of the printed BPHS edition (Sanskrit root text + Hindi commentary, Veda Nidhi Varanasi digitization via eGangotri, CC-0, Swami Atmanand Giri/Prabhuji). Folio "२५३", running head "मारकभेदाध्यायः" (C-type; page252 was T-type, continuing the recto/verso alternation, now 24 consecutive pages). This page opens with a subheading "सर्पद्रेष्काण—" introducing verse 45.38, which explicitly DEFINES the "अहिवर्ग" (ahivarga, serpent-group) as consisting of the 2nd and 3rd drekkanas of Cancer (Kulira), the 1st and 2nd of Scorpio (Alau), and the 3rd of Pisces (Jhasha) -- this retroactively confirms the subject-matter of page252's verse 45.37 (see that verse's own source note for the cross-page reasoning applied there). A new subheading "पूर्वजन्मस्थान—" (place of previous birth) introduces verses 45.39-45.40, on determining whether a native was born from svarga/chandraloka/martyaloka/naraka based on the drekkana-lord of the stronger of Sun/Moon and the placement of other planet-pairs, with commentary closing "॥ ३९—४० ॥". A further subheading "मरणानन्तर स्थिति—" (state after death) introduces verses 45.41-45.42, on which of the deva/chandra/martya/naraka worlds the soul departs to after death based on the strongest planet among the 6th/7th/8th houses from lagna (or, absent any planet there, based on the drekkana-lord of the 6th/8th), with commentary closing "॥ ४१-४२ ॥". Verse 45.43 (no subheading) states that the same planet's dignity (exalted-type/own-type/debilitated-type placement) determines whether that other-world destiny is best/middling/worst, with commentary closing "॥ ४३ ॥". Verse 45.44 closes the chapter's current run by promising to describe further maraka-distinctions arising from rashi and graha "in the dashadhyaya" (tenth chapter) -- NOTE: chapter45 remains open/provisional; this verse does not itself contain a colophon. The watermark ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri") appears in the same detected band as verse 45.44's closing line (bands merged due to close vertical proximity, unlike previous pages where the watermark was isolated in its own band) but is visually distinct (lighter weight, offset baseline) and does not overlap or corrupt the verse glyphs -- ninth consecutive clean watermark instance, first time merged into the same band as verse text. Several printed readings on this page were verified via same-page-control zoom but retained largely as printed with disclosure where they do not cleanly parse against the commentary's clear semantic content (hard constraint against fabrication): verse 45.39's opening word was zoom-confirmed as "सूर्यश्चन्द्रमसोर्मध्ये" (Sun and Moon), not an initially-suspected "स्वयोश्चन्द्रमसोर्मध्ये"; verse 45.40's "चन्द्रकन्ययोः" pairs Moon with a word literally reading "कन्या" (maiden/Virgo) where the commentary's "चन्द्र, शुक्र" implies Venus was intended -- retained as printed, non-standard usage disclosed; the bands11-14 commentary was zoom-confirmed to read "शनि" (Saturn) TWICE -- once paired with Mars (भौम) for मर्त्यलोक and again paired with Mercury (बुध) for नरक -- an apparent duplication/error in the source printing (a "रवि" pairing with Mars would align better with the verse's Sun-Mars logic) that is retained exactly as printed rather than silently corrected; verse 45.41's "कुजाकौ" and "बुधस्त्र्येजौ" were zoom-confirmed at the glyph level but do not cleanly resolve to the commentary's explicit "कुज रवि" and "बुध शनि" pairings -- retained as printed; verse 45.43's opening compound "स्वतुज्ञादिस्थतेस्तस्योत्तममध्यावराः" was zoom-confirmed at the glyph level (crisp, not blurry) but does not parse as standard Sanskrit grammar against the commentary's clear उच्च/सम/नीच (exalted/neutral/debilitated) meaning -- retained exactly as printed.

  41. 45.41 सत्यापित

    45.41

    संस्कृत

    क्रमाज्जीवः कवीन्दू च कुजाकौ बुधस्त्र्येजौ । सुरेन्द्रभूमिनरकान् नेतारोऽरिमदाष्टगाः ॥ ४१ ॥

    kramajjivah kavindu cha kujakau budhastryejau, surendrabhuminarakan netaro'rimadashtagah

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In order: Jupiter; Venus-and-Moon; Mars-[and-Sun]; and Mercury-[and-Saturn] -- occupying the 6th, 7th, and 8th houses, [these] are the leaders to the world of the gods, the earth, or hell [respectively].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    गुरु, शुक्र चन्द्र, कुज रवि, बुध शनि, ये ६।७।८ स्थानों में प्राप्त होने पर जातक क्रमशः देवलोक, चन्द्रलोक, मर्त्यलोक तथा नरकलोक को मरणान्तर जाता है । अर्थात् लग्न से ६।७।८ स्थानों में से कहीं भी गुरु रहे तो जातक मरणान्तर देवलोक में जायगा ऐसा समझना । उन स्थानों में अधिक ग्रह होने पर बलीग्रह से यह विचार करना चाहिए । यदि उपर्युक्त ६।७।८ में ग्रहाभाव हो तो षष्ठाष्टम भाव के द्रेष्काणेश में बलवान् ग्रह के लोक में मरणानन्तर जाता है ॥ ४१—४२ ॥

    स्रोत: Transcribed from page253 (PDF p.285) of the printed BPHS edition (Sanskrit root text + Hindi commentary, Veda Nidhi Varanasi digitization via eGangotri, CC-0, Swami Atmanand Giri/Prabhuji). Folio "२५३", running head "मारकभेदाध्यायः" (C-type; page252 was T-type, continuing the recto/verso alternation, now 24 consecutive pages). This page opens with a subheading "सर्पद्रेष्काण—" introducing verse 45.38, which explicitly DEFINES the "अहिवर्ग" (ahivarga, serpent-group) as consisting of the 2nd and 3rd drekkanas of Cancer (Kulira), the 1st and 2nd of Scorpio (Alau), and the 3rd of Pisces (Jhasha) -- this retroactively confirms the subject-matter of page252's verse 45.37 (see that verse's own source note for the cross-page reasoning applied there). A new subheading "पूर्वजन्मस्थान—" (place of previous birth) introduces verses 45.39-45.40, on determining whether a native was born from svarga/chandraloka/martyaloka/naraka based on the drekkana-lord of the stronger of Sun/Moon and the placement of other planet-pairs, with commentary closing "॥ ३९—४० ॥". A further subheading "मरणानन्तर स्थिति—" (state after death) introduces verses 45.41-45.42, on which of the deva/chandra/martya/naraka worlds the soul departs to after death based on the strongest planet among the 6th/7th/8th houses from lagna (or, absent any planet there, based on the drekkana-lord of the 6th/8th), with commentary closing "॥ ४१-४२ ॥". Verse 45.43 (no subheading) states that the same planet's dignity (exalted-type/own-type/debilitated-type placement) determines whether that other-world destiny is best/middling/worst, with commentary closing "॥ ४३ ॥". Verse 45.44 closes the chapter's current run by promising to describe further maraka-distinctions arising from rashi and graha "in the dashadhyaya" (tenth chapter) -- NOTE: chapter45 remains open/provisional; this verse does not itself contain a colophon. The watermark ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri") appears in the same detected band as verse 45.44's closing line (bands merged due to close vertical proximity, unlike previous pages where the watermark was isolated in its own band) but is visually distinct (lighter weight, offset baseline) and does not overlap or corrupt the verse glyphs -- ninth consecutive clean watermark instance, first time merged into the same band as verse text. Several printed readings on this page were verified via same-page-control zoom but retained largely as printed with disclosure where they do not cleanly parse against the commentary's clear semantic content (hard constraint against fabrication): verse 45.39's opening word was zoom-confirmed as "सूर्यश्चन्द्रमसोर्मध्ये" (Sun and Moon), not an initially-suspected "स्वयोश्चन्द्रमसोर्मध्ये"; verse 45.40's "चन्द्रकन्ययोः" pairs Moon with a word literally reading "कन्या" (maiden/Virgo) where the commentary's "चन्द्र, शुक्र" implies Venus was intended -- retained as printed, non-standard usage disclosed; the bands11-14 commentary was zoom-confirmed to read "शनि" (Saturn) TWICE -- once paired with Mars (भौम) for मर्त्यलोक and again paired with Mercury (बुध) for नरक -- an apparent duplication/error in the source printing (a "रवि" pairing with Mars would align better with the verse's Sun-Mars logic) that is retained exactly as printed rather than silently corrected; verse 45.41's "कुजाकौ" and "बुधस्त्र्येजौ" were zoom-confirmed at the glyph level but do not cleanly resolve to the commentary's explicit "कुज रवि" and "बुध शनि" pairings -- retained as printed; verse 45.43's opening compound "स्वतुज्ञादिस्थतेस्तस्योत्तममध्यावराः" was zoom-confirmed at the glyph level (crisp, not blurry) but does not parse as standard Sanskrit grammar against the commentary's clear उच्च/सम/नीच (exalted/neutral/debilitated) meaning -- retained exactly as printed.

  42. 45.42 सत्यापित

    45.42

    संस्कृत

    रिपुरन्ध्रद्रेष्काणेशमध्ये यः प्रबलो ग्रहः । स स्वं लोकं नयेदन्ते चेन्न तत्र ग्रहस्थितिः ॥ ४२ ॥

    ripurandhradreshkaneshamadhye yah prabalo grahah, sa svam lokam nayedante chenna tatra grahasthitih

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Among the lords of the drekkanas of the 6th and 8th houses, whichever planet is the strongest -- that one leads [the soul] to its own world at the end, if no planet is [otherwise] situated there [in the 6th/7th/8th itself].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    गुरु, शुक्र चन्द्र, कुज रवि, बुध शनि, ये ६।७।८ स्थानों में प्राप्त होने पर जातक क्रमशः देवलोक, चन्द्रलोक, मर्त्यलोक तथा नरकलोक को मरणान्तर जाता है । अर्थात् लग्न से ६।७।८ स्थानों में से कहीं भी गुरु रहे तो जातक मरणान्तर देवलोक में जायगा ऐसा समझना । उन स्थानों में अधिक ग्रह होने पर बलीग्रह से यह विचार करना चाहिए । यदि उपर्युक्त ६।७।८ में ग्रहाभाव हो तो षष्ठाष्टम भाव के द्रेष्काणेश में बलवान् ग्रह के लोक में मरणानन्तर जाता है ॥ ४१—४२ ॥

    स्रोत: Transcribed from page253 (PDF p.285) of the printed BPHS edition (Sanskrit root text + Hindi commentary, Veda Nidhi Varanasi digitization via eGangotri, CC-0, Swami Atmanand Giri/Prabhuji). Folio "२५३", running head "मारकभेदाध्यायः" (C-type; page252 was T-type, continuing the recto/verso alternation, now 24 consecutive pages). This page opens with a subheading "सर्पद्रेष्काण—" introducing verse 45.38, which explicitly DEFINES the "अहिवर्ग" (ahivarga, serpent-group) as consisting of the 2nd and 3rd drekkanas of Cancer (Kulira), the 1st and 2nd of Scorpio (Alau), and the 3rd of Pisces (Jhasha) -- this retroactively confirms the subject-matter of page252's verse 45.37 (see that verse's own source note for the cross-page reasoning applied there). A new subheading "पूर्वजन्मस्थान—" (place of previous birth) introduces verses 45.39-45.40, on determining whether a native was born from svarga/chandraloka/martyaloka/naraka based on the drekkana-lord of the stronger of Sun/Moon and the placement of other planet-pairs, with commentary closing "॥ ३९—४० ॥". A further subheading "मरणानन्तर स्थिति—" (state after death) introduces verses 45.41-45.42, on which of the deva/chandra/martya/naraka worlds the soul departs to after death based on the strongest planet among the 6th/7th/8th houses from lagna (or, absent any planet there, based on the drekkana-lord of the 6th/8th), with commentary closing "॥ ४१-४२ ॥". Verse 45.43 (no subheading) states that the same planet's dignity (exalted-type/own-type/debilitated-type placement) determines whether that other-world destiny is best/middling/worst, with commentary closing "॥ ४३ ॥". Verse 45.44 closes the chapter's current run by promising to describe further maraka-distinctions arising from rashi and graha "in the dashadhyaya" (tenth chapter) -- NOTE: chapter45 remains open/provisional; this verse does not itself contain a colophon. The watermark ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri") appears in the same detected band as verse 45.44's closing line (bands merged due to close vertical proximity, unlike previous pages where the watermark was isolated in its own band) but is visually distinct (lighter weight, offset baseline) and does not overlap or corrupt the verse glyphs -- ninth consecutive clean watermark instance, first time merged into the same band as verse text. Several printed readings on this page were verified via same-page-control zoom but retained largely as printed with disclosure where they do not cleanly parse against the commentary's clear semantic content (hard constraint against fabrication): verse 45.39's opening word was zoom-confirmed as "सूर्यश्चन्द्रमसोर्मध्ये" (Sun and Moon), not an initially-suspected "स्वयोश्चन्द्रमसोर्मध्ये"; verse 45.40's "चन्द्रकन्ययोः" pairs Moon with a word literally reading "कन्या" (maiden/Virgo) where the commentary's "चन्द्र, शुक्र" implies Venus was intended -- retained as printed, non-standard usage disclosed; the bands11-14 commentary was zoom-confirmed to read "शनि" (Saturn) TWICE -- once paired with Mars (भौम) for मर्त्यलोक and again paired with Mercury (बुध) for नरक -- an apparent duplication/error in the source printing (a "रवि" pairing with Mars would align better with the verse's Sun-Mars logic) that is retained exactly as printed rather than silently corrected; verse 45.41's "कुजाकौ" and "बुधस्त्र्येजौ" were zoom-confirmed at the glyph level but do not cleanly resolve to the commentary's explicit "कुज रवि" and "बुध शनि" pairings -- retained as printed; verse 45.43's opening compound "स्वतुज्ञादिस्थतेस्तस्योत्तममध्यावराः" was zoom-confirmed at the glyph level (crisp, not blurry) but does not parse as standard Sanskrit grammar against the commentary's clear उच्च/सम/नीच (exalted/neutral/debilitated) meaning -- retained exactly as printed.

  43. 45.43 सत्यापित

    45.43

    संस्कृत

    स्वतुज्ञादिस्थतेस्तस्योत्तममध्यावराः क्रमात् । तच्छ्लोकान्तरे नृणां स्थितयो गदिता बुधैः ॥ ४३ ॥

    svatujnadisthatestasyottamamadhyavarah kramat, tacchlokantare nrinam sthitayo gadita budhaih

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    By that [planet]'s dignity/position (exalted-type, own-type, debilitated-type), [the results are] best, middling, or worst, respectively. In another verse on this topic, the states of men have been declared by the wise.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    उक्त ग्रह के उच्चादिस्थानों में रहने से परलोक में भी उत्तम, सम के घर में रहने पर मध्यम, नीचादि स्थानों में रहने पर अधम स्थान प्राप्त होगा ऐसा समझना चाहिए ॥ ४३ ॥

    स्रोत: Transcribed from page253 (PDF p.285) of the printed BPHS edition (Sanskrit root text + Hindi commentary, Veda Nidhi Varanasi digitization via eGangotri, CC-0, Swami Atmanand Giri/Prabhuji). Folio "२५३", running head "मारकभेदाध्यायः" (C-type; page252 was T-type, continuing the recto/verso alternation, now 24 consecutive pages). This page opens with a subheading "सर्पद्रेष्काण—" introducing verse 45.38, which explicitly DEFINES the "अहिवर्ग" (ahivarga, serpent-group) as consisting of the 2nd and 3rd drekkanas of Cancer (Kulira), the 1st and 2nd of Scorpio (Alau), and the 3rd of Pisces (Jhasha) -- this retroactively confirms the subject-matter of page252's verse 45.37 (see that verse's own source note for the cross-page reasoning applied there). A new subheading "पूर्वजन्मस्थान—" (place of previous birth) introduces verses 45.39-45.40, on determining whether a native was born from svarga/chandraloka/martyaloka/naraka based on the drekkana-lord of the stronger of Sun/Moon and the placement of other planet-pairs, with commentary closing "॥ ३९—४० ॥". A further subheading "मरणानन्तर स्थिति—" (state after death) introduces verses 45.41-45.42, on which of the deva/chandra/martya/naraka worlds the soul departs to after death based on the strongest planet among the 6th/7th/8th houses from lagna (or, absent any planet there, based on the drekkana-lord of the 6th/8th), with commentary closing "॥ ४१-४२ ॥". Verse 45.43 (no subheading) states that the same planet's dignity (exalted-type/own-type/debilitated-type placement) determines whether that other-world destiny is best/middling/worst, with commentary closing "॥ ४३ ॥". Verse 45.44 closes the chapter's current run by promising to describe further maraka-distinctions arising from rashi and graha "in the dashadhyaya" (tenth chapter) -- NOTE: chapter45 remains open/provisional; this verse does not itself contain a colophon. The watermark ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri") appears in the same detected band as verse 45.44's closing line (bands merged due to close vertical proximity, unlike previous pages where the watermark was isolated in its own band) but is visually distinct (lighter weight, offset baseline) and does not overlap or corrupt the verse glyphs -- ninth consecutive clean watermark instance, first time merged into the same band as verse text. Several printed readings on this page were verified via same-page-control zoom but retained largely as printed with disclosure where they do not cleanly parse against the commentary's clear semantic content (hard constraint against fabrication): verse 45.39's opening word was zoom-confirmed as "सूर्यश्चन्द्रमसोर्मध्ये" (Sun and Moon), not an initially-suspected "स्वयोश्चन्द्रमसोर्मध्ये"; verse 45.40's "चन्द्रकन्ययोः" pairs Moon with a word literally reading "कन्या" (maiden/Virgo) where the commentary's "चन्द्र, शुक्र" implies Venus was intended -- retained as printed, non-standard usage disclosed; the bands11-14 commentary was zoom-confirmed to read "शनि" (Saturn) TWICE -- once paired with Mars (भौम) for मर्त्यलोक and again paired with Mercury (बुध) for नरक -- an apparent duplication/error in the source printing (a "रवि" pairing with Mars would align better with the verse's Sun-Mars logic) that is retained exactly as printed rather than silently corrected; verse 45.41's "कुजाकौ" and "बुधस्त्र्येजौ" were zoom-confirmed at the glyph level but do not cleanly resolve to the commentary's explicit "कुज रवि" and "बुध शनि" pairings -- retained as printed; verse 45.43's opening compound "स्वतुज्ञादिस्थतेस्तस्योत्तममध्यावराः" was zoom-confirmed at the glyph level (crisp, not blurry) but does not parse as standard Sanskrit grammar against the commentary's clear उच्च/सम/नीच (exalted/neutral/debilitated) meaning -- retained exactly as printed.

  44. 45.44 सत्यापित

    45.44

    संस्कृत

    मारकस्येतरे भेदा ये तु राशिग्रहोत्थिताः । वक्ष्यामि तान् दशाध्यायावसरे ते द्विजोत्तम ॥ ४४ ॥

    marakasyetare bheda ye tu rashigrahotthitah, vakshyami tan dashadhyayavasare te dvijottama

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    O best of the twice-born! The other distinctions of the maraka [death-significator] which arise from signs and planets -- those I shall describe on the occasion of the tenth chapter (dashadhyaya).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    राशिग्रहजन्य मारकों का भेद दशाध्याय वर्णन के अवसर पर बतलाऊँगा ॥४४॥

    स्रोत: Transcribed from page253 (PDF p.285) of the printed BPHS edition (Sanskrit root text + Hindi commentary, Veda Nidhi Varanasi digitization via eGangotri, CC-0, Swami Atmanand Giri/Prabhuji). Folio "२५३", running head "मारकभेदाध्यायः" (C-type; page252 was T-type, continuing the recto/verso alternation, now 24 consecutive pages). This page opens with a subheading "सर्पद्रेष्काण—" introducing verse 45.38, which explicitly DEFINES the "अहिवर्ग" (ahivarga, serpent-group) as consisting of the 2nd and 3rd drekkanas of Cancer (Kulira), the 1st and 2nd of Scorpio (Alau), and the 3rd of Pisces (Jhasha) -- this retroactively confirms the subject-matter of page252's verse 45.37 (see that verse's own source note for the cross-page reasoning applied there). A new subheading "पूर्वजन्मस्थान—" (place of previous birth) introduces verses 45.39-45.40, on determining whether a native was born from svarga/chandraloka/martyaloka/naraka based on the drekkana-lord of the stronger of Sun/Moon and the placement of other planet-pairs, with commentary closing "॥ ३९—४० ॥". A further subheading "मरणानन्तर स्थिति—" (state after death) introduces verses 45.41-45.42, on which of the deva/chandra/martya/naraka worlds the soul departs to after death based on the strongest planet among the 6th/7th/8th houses from lagna (or, absent any planet there, based on the drekkana-lord of the 6th/8th), with commentary closing "॥ ४१-४२ ॥". Verse 45.43 (no subheading) states that the same planet's dignity (exalted-type/own-type/debilitated-type placement) determines whether that other-world destiny is best/middling/worst, with commentary closing "॥ ४३ ॥". Verse 45.44 closes the chapter's current run by promising to describe further maraka-distinctions arising from rashi and graha "in the dashadhyaya" (tenth chapter) -- NOTE: chapter45 remains open/provisional; this verse does not itself contain a colophon. The watermark ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri") appears in the same detected band as verse 45.44's closing line (bands merged due to close vertical proximity, unlike previous pages where the watermark was isolated in its own band) but is visually distinct (lighter weight, offset baseline) and does not overlap or corrupt the verse glyphs -- ninth consecutive clean watermark instance, first time merged into the same band as verse text. Several printed readings on this page were verified via same-page-control zoom but retained largely as printed with disclosure where they do not cleanly parse against the commentary's clear semantic content (hard constraint against fabrication): verse 45.39's opening word was zoom-confirmed as "सूर्यश्चन्द्रमसोर्मध्ये" (Sun and Moon), not an initially-suspected "स्वयोश्चन्द्रमसोर्मध्ये"; verse 45.40's "चन्द्रकन्ययोः" pairs Moon with a word literally reading "कन्या" (maiden/Virgo) where the commentary's "चन्द्र, शुक्र" implies Venus was intended -- retained as printed, non-standard usage disclosed; the bands11-14 commentary was zoom-confirmed to read "शनि" (Saturn) TWICE -- once paired with Mars (भौम) for मर्त्यलोक and again paired with Mercury (बुध) for नरक -- an apparent duplication/error in the source printing (a "रवि" pairing with Mars would align better with the verse's Sun-Mars logic) that is retained exactly as printed rather than silently corrected; verse 45.41's "कुजाकौ" and "बुधस्त्र्येजौ" were zoom-confirmed at the glyph level but do not cleanly resolve to the commentary's explicit "कुज रवि" and "बुध शनि" pairings -- retained as printed; verse 45.43's opening compound "स्वतुज्ञादिस्थतेस्तस्योत्तममध्यावराः" was zoom-confirmed at the glyph level (crisp, not blurry) but does not parse as standard Sanskrit grammar against the commentary's clear उच्च/सम/नीच (exalted/neutral/debilitated) meaning -- retained exactly as printed. CHAPTER 45 COLOPHON (structural, not seeded as its own verse): "इति सविमर्शसुधाव्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे मारकभेदाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ ४५ ॥" (Thus concludes, in the Bṛhat Parāśara Horā Śāstra endowed with the Vimarśasudhā commentary, the Chapter on Maraka-distinctions, Ch.45.) Found on page254 (PDF p.286), bands2-3, immediately following this verse's closing commentary line. Chapter 45 is now CLOSED at 44 verses (45.1-45.44), spanning pages 248-254.

46 Grahavastha-phala -- the results of planetary states (164)

  1. 46.1 सत्यापित

    46.1

    संस्कृत

    यदवस्थानुसारेण फलमुक्तं खचारिणाम् । सभेदां तामवस्थां तु कृपया कथय प्रभो ! ॥ १ ॥

    yadavasthanusarena phalam uktam khacharinam, sabhedam tam avastham tu kripaya kathaya prabho!

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Maitreya said: O Lord! The results of the wandering ones (planets) have been declared according to their states -- please, kindly, explain to me that state along with its divisions.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    मैत्रेय ने कहा—अवस्थानुसार ग्रहों का जो फलादेश किया गया है, हे प्रभो ! कृपया उन अवस्थाओं तथा उनके भेदों को बतलाइये।

    स्रोत: Transcribed from page254 (PDF p.286) of the printed BPHS edition (Sanskrit root text + Hindi commentary, Veda Nidhi Varanasi digitization via eGangotri, CC-0, Swami Atmanand Giri/Prabhuji). Folio "२५४", running head "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" (T-type, book title; page253 was C-type, continuing the recto/verso alternation, now 25 consecutive pages). This page opens with the closing Hindi commentary line for verse 45.44 (carried over from page253, where it was seeded with an empty translationHi), then the formal colophon "इति सविमर्शसुधाव्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे मारकभेदाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ ४५ ॥" closing Chapter 45 (मारकभेदाध्यायः) at 44 verses (45.1-45.44), spanning pages 248-254. LARGE-GAP MANDATE TRIGGERED: a 256px gap (exceeding the ~223px danger threshold) appeared between the colophon and the next chapter title; a refined sub-threshold re-scan of that gap found only a small decorative printer's ornament (a dash-arrow-diamond-arrow flourish) with no additional verse text -- confirmed via direct crop that the gap is ordinary chapter-transition whitespace, not missed content. Chapter 46 (ग्रहावस्थाफलाध्यायः, "the chapter on the results of planetary states") then opens with its title, the dialogue marker "मैत्रेय उवाच—", and verses 46.1-46.6 covering the five/six planetary avasthas (Bala/Kumara/Yuva[na]/Vriddha/Mrita by sign-division, and Jagrat/Svapna/Sushupti by dignity). The page ends mid-topic after verse 46.6's Sanskrit (no room left for its commentary, which continues onto the next page). DIGITIZATION WATERMARK: TENTH consecutive instance, but for the FIRST time it directly OVERLAPS verse glyphs (previous instances were isolated or merely band-adjacent) -- located in the final band, over verse 46.6's second line. Extensive zoom/isolation techniques (color-channel separation, binarization, tight per-word crops) were used to read through the overlap; most of the line was recovered with confidence ("क्रमादेवं फलं ... मुनिभिः पुरा ॥ ६ ॥"), but one aksara-cluster ("ग्रथितं" vs the visually similar "प्रथितं") could not be resolved with full certainty due to the overlapping watermark strokes -- transcribed as "ग्रथितं" (better semantic/grammatical fit: "the result...was composed by the sages of old") per the hard constraint's best-effort-plus-disclosure approach, not a guess presented as certain. Verse 46.1 (bands6-7), Maitreya's question to Parashara, with its Hindi paraphrase in bands8-9 (no separate verse-close marker -- the commentary here restates the question rather than closing a numbered gloss).

  2. 46.2 सत्यापित

    46.2

    संस्कृत

    नानावस्थासु खेटानां मुनिभिः परिकीर्तिताः । बालप्रभृतयो मुख्यास्ता ब्रवीमि शृणु द्विज ! ॥ २ ॥

    nanavasthasu khetanam munibhih parikirtitah, balaprabhritayo mukhyasta bravimi shrinu dvija!

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Parashara said: Among the many states of the planets declared by the sages, those beginning with Bala (childhood) are the principal ones; I shall tell them -- listen, O Brahmin!

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    मुख्य हैं, जिन्हें मैं बतलाता हूँ। हे प्रिय ! उन अवस्थाओं को आप सुनें ॥ २ ॥

    स्रोत: Transcribed from page254 (PDF p.286) of the printed BPHS edition (Sanskrit root text + Hindi commentary, Veda Nidhi Varanasi digitization via eGangotri, CC-0, Swami Atmanand Giri/Prabhuji). Folio "२५४", running head "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" (T-type, book title; page253 was C-type, continuing the recto/verso alternation, now 25 consecutive pages). This page opens with the closing Hindi commentary line for verse 45.44 (carried over from page253, where it was seeded with an empty translationHi), then the formal colophon "इति सविमर्शसुधाव्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे मारकभेदाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ ४५ ॥" closing Chapter 45 (मारकभेदाध्यायः) at 44 verses (45.1-45.44), spanning pages 248-254. LARGE-GAP MANDATE TRIGGERED: a 256px gap (exceeding the ~223px danger threshold) appeared between the colophon and the next chapter title; a refined sub-threshold re-scan of that gap found only a small decorative printer's ornament (a dash-arrow-diamond-arrow flourish) with no additional verse text -- confirmed via direct crop that the gap is ordinary chapter-transition whitespace, not missed content. Chapter 46 (ग्रहावस्थाफलाध्यायः, "the chapter on the results of planetary states") then opens with its title, the dialogue marker "मैत्रेय उवाच—", and verses 46.1-46.6 covering the five/six planetary avasthas (Bala/Kumara/Yuva[na]/Vriddha/Mrita by sign-division, and Jagrat/Svapna/Sushupti by dignity). The page ends mid-topic after verse 46.6's Sanskrit (no room left for its commentary, which continues onto the next page). DIGITIZATION WATERMARK: TENTH consecutive instance, but for the FIRST time it directly OVERLAPS verse glyphs (previous instances were isolated or merely band-adjacent) -- located in the final band, over verse 46.6's second line. Extensive zoom/isolation techniques (color-channel separation, binarization, tight per-word crops) were used to read through the overlap; most of the line was recovered with confidence ("क्रमादेवं फलं ... मुनिभिः पुरा ॥ ६ ॥"), but one aksara-cluster ("ग्रथितं" vs the visually similar "प्रथितं") could not be resolved with full certainty due to the overlapping watermark strokes -- transcribed as "ग्रथितं" (better semantic/grammatical fit: "the result...was composed by the sages of old") per the hard constraint's best-effort-plus-disclosure approach, not a guess presented as certain. Verse 46.2 (bands11-12), following the dialogue marker "पराशर उवाच—" (band10); Hindi commentary bands13-14, closing "॥ २ ॥".

  3. 46.3 सत्यापित

    46.3

    संस्कृत

    षड्भिरंशैः क्रमादोजे समे स्याद् व्युत्क्रमान्मुने । ग्रहो वालः कुमारश्च युवा वृद्धो मृतस्तथा ॥ ३ ॥

    shadbhir amshaih kramad oje same syad vyutkramanmune, graho valah kumarash cha yuva vriddho mritastatha

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    By six-part divisions [of a sign], in order for an odd [sign], and in reverse order for an even [sign], O sage -- a planet [is] Bala (child), Kumara (boy), Yuva (youth), Vriddha (old), and likewise Mrita (dead).

    स्रोत: Transcribed from page254 (PDF p.286) of the printed BPHS edition (Sanskrit root text + Hindi commentary, Veda Nidhi Varanasi digitization via eGangotri, CC-0, Swami Atmanand Giri/Prabhuji). Folio "२५४", running head "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" (T-type, book title; page253 was C-type, continuing the recto/verso alternation, now 25 consecutive pages). This page opens with the closing Hindi commentary line for verse 45.44 (carried over from page253, where it was seeded with an empty translationHi), then the formal colophon "इति सविमर्शसुधाव्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे मारकभेदाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ ४५ ॥" closing Chapter 45 (मारकभेदाध्यायः) at 44 verses (45.1-45.44), spanning pages 248-254. LARGE-GAP MANDATE TRIGGERED: a 256px gap (exceeding the ~223px danger threshold) appeared between the colophon and the next chapter title; a refined sub-threshold re-scan of that gap found only a small decorative printer's ornament (a dash-arrow-diamond-arrow flourish) with no additional verse text -- confirmed via direct crop that the gap is ordinary chapter-transition whitespace, not missed content. Chapter 46 (ग्रहावस्थाफलाध्यायः, "the chapter on the results of planetary states") then opens with its title, the dialogue marker "मैत्रेय उवाच—", and verses 46.1-46.6 covering the five/six planetary avasthas (Bala/Kumara/Yuva[na]/Vriddha/Mrita by sign-division, and Jagrat/Svapna/Sushupti by dignity). The page ends mid-topic after verse 46.6's Sanskrit (no room left for its commentary, which continues onto the next page). DIGITIZATION WATERMARK: TENTH consecutive instance, but for the FIRST time it directly OVERLAPS verse glyphs (previous instances were isolated or merely band-adjacent) -- located in the final band, over verse 46.6's second line. Extensive zoom/isolation techniques (color-channel separation, binarization, tight per-word crops) were used to read through the overlap; most of the line was recovered with confidence ("क्रमादेवं फलं ... मुनिभिः पुरा ॥ ६ ॥"), but one aksara-cluster ("ग्रथितं" vs the visually similar "प्रथितं") could not be resolved with full certainty due to the overlapping watermark strokes -- transcribed as "ग्रथितं" (better semantic/grammatical fit: "the result...was composed by the sages of old") per the hard constraint's best-effort-plus-disclosure approach, not a guess presented as certain. Subheading (band15) "सफलवालाद्यवस्था—" introduces verse 46.3 (bands16-17): "षड्भिरंशैः क्रमादोजे समे स्याद् व्युत्क्रमान्मुने । ग्रहो वालः कुमारश्च युवा वृद्धो मृतस्तथा ॥ ३ ॥" -- zoom-confirmed crisp; note "वालः" (not "बालः") for Bala/childhood, using व for ब -- a known historical Devanagari typesetting convention, retained as printed (the same page elsewhere uses ब in "बालप्रभृतयः" and "बाल्यावस्था", so this is an inconsistency in the source font/typesetting, not corrected). Its joint commentary with verse 46.4 closes "॥ ३-४ ॥" (attached to 46.4 per this project's convention of attaching multi-verse commentary to the concluding verse).

  4. 46.4 सत्यापित

    46.4

    संस्कृत

    वाले फलं चतुर्थांशमर्धं कौमारके स्मृतम् । पूर्णं तु मरणे किंचिद् वृद्धे शून्यं मृते ग्रहे ॥ ४ ॥

    vale phalam chaturthamsham ardham kaumarake smritam, purnam tu marane kinchid vriddhe shunyam mrite grahe

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In the Bala [state, the] result [is] a quarter part; in the Kumara [state], half is remembered; full [result is remembered as printed] in "marane" [see source note -- likely intended as Yauvana/youth]; a little in the Vriddha [old-age state]; and zero result for a planet in the Mrita [dead] state.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    विषम राशियों में छे-छे अंशों से ग्रहों की बाल, कुमार, युवा, वृद्ध तथा मृत ये पांच अवस्थाएं क्रमशः होती हैं। सम राशियों में छे-छे अंशों से विपरीतक्रम से (मृत, वृद्ध, युवा, कुमार, बाल) अवस्थाएं समझनी चाहिए। बाल्यावस्था-स्थित ग्रहफल चतुर्थांश, कुमारावस्था का आधा, युवावस्था में पूरा, वृद्धावस्थापन्न ग्रह का फल अत्यल्प मात्र, और मृतावस्थापन्न ग्रह का शून्य फल होता है ॥ ३-४ ॥

    स्रोत: Transcribed from page254 (PDF p.286) of the printed BPHS edition (Sanskrit root text + Hindi commentary, Veda Nidhi Varanasi digitization via eGangotri, CC-0, Swami Atmanand Giri/Prabhuji). Folio "२५४", running head "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" (T-type, book title; page253 was C-type, continuing the recto/verso alternation, now 25 consecutive pages). This page opens with the closing Hindi commentary line for verse 45.44 (carried over from page253, where it was seeded with an empty translationHi), then the formal colophon "इति सविमर्शसुधाव्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे मारकभेदाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ ४५ ॥" closing Chapter 45 (मारकभेदाध्यायः) at 44 verses (45.1-45.44), spanning pages 248-254. LARGE-GAP MANDATE TRIGGERED: a 256px gap (exceeding the ~223px danger threshold) appeared between the colophon and the next chapter title; a refined sub-threshold re-scan of that gap found only a small decorative printer's ornament (a dash-arrow-diamond-arrow flourish) with no additional verse text -- confirmed via direct crop that the gap is ordinary chapter-transition whitespace, not missed content. Chapter 46 (ग्रहावस्थाफलाध्यायः, "the chapter on the results of planetary states") then opens with its title, the dialogue marker "मैत्रेय उवाच—", and verses 46.1-46.6 covering the five/six planetary avasthas (Bala/Kumara/Yuva[na]/Vriddha/Mrita by sign-division, and Jagrat/Svapna/Sushupti by dignity). The page ends mid-topic after verse 46.6's Sanskrit (no room left for its commentary, which continues onto the next page). DIGITIZATION WATERMARK: TENTH consecutive instance, but for the FIRST time it directly OVERLAPS verse glyphs (previous instances were isolated or merely band-adjacent) -- located in the final band, over verse 46.6's second line. Extensive zoom/isolation techniques (color-channel separation, binarization, tight per-word crops) were used to read through the overlap; most of the line was recovered with confidence ("क्रमादेवं फलं ... मुनिभिः पुरा ॥ ६ ॥"), but one aksara-cluster ("ग्रथितं" vs the visually similar "प्रथितं") could not be resolved with full certainty due to the overlapping watermark strokes -- transcribed as "ग्रथितं" (better semantic/grammatical fit: "the result...was composed by the sages of old") per the hard constraint's best-effort-plus-disclosure approach, not a guess presented as certain. Verse 46.4 (bands18-19): "वाले फलं चतुर्थांशमर्धं कौमारके स्मृतम् । पूर्णं तु मरणे किंचिद् वृद्धे शून्यं मृते ग्रहे ॥ ४ ॥" -- the word "मरणे" (in death) was zoom-verified letter-by-letter at extreme magnification (isolated crop, unambiguous म-र-ण-े glyphs, ruling out a possible "यौवने"/youth misreading) and is crisp, not blurry. However this creates a semantic anomaly: the verse's own Hindi commentary (bands20-24, closing "॥ ३-४ ॥") explicitly glosses the "full result" state as "युवावस्था" (youth), not death, and separately gives "मृतावस्थापन्न ग्रह का शून्य फल" (zero result for a dead-state planet) -- i.e. the commentary uses यौवन/full and मृत/zero as two distinct terms, matching the well-known standard BPHS reading of this verse ("यौवने तु फलं पूर्णम्..."), whereas the printed verse text here has "मरणे" (death) attached to "पूर्णं" (full) as well as "मृते" (dead) attached to "शून्यं" (zero) -- an apparent duplication of the death-concept with contradictory results. Per the hard constraint against fabricating verse text, "मरणे" is retained exactly as printed (glyphs are unambiguous) rather than silently emended to the expected "यौवने"; this disclosure documents the anomaly for future reference.

  5. 46.5 सत्यापित

    46.5

    संस्कृत

    निजक्षेत्रङ्गपो जाग्रत् स्वप्नो मित्रसमक्षयोः । सुषुप्तिवैरिभे नीचे ग्रहावस्था त्रिधा मता ॥ ५ ॥

    nijakshetrangapo jagrat svapno mitrasamakshayoh, sushuptivairibhe niche grahavastha tridha mata

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [A planet] situated in its own sign [see source note on the printed compound] [is in the] Jagrat (waking) [state]; in a friendly or neutral [sign, the] Svapna (dream) [state]; in an enemy's or debilitation [sign, the] Sushupti (deep-sleep) [state] -- the planet's state is considered threefold.

    स्रोत: Transcribed from page254 (PDF p.286) of the printed BPHS edition (Sanskrit root text + Hindi commentary, Veda Nidhi Varanasi digitization via eGangotri, CC-0, Swami Atmanand Giri/Prabhuji). Folio "२५४", running head "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" (T-type, book title; page253 was C-type, continuing the recto/verso alternation, now 25 consecutive pages). This page opens with the closing Hindi commentary line for verse 45.44 (carried over from page253, where it was seeded with an empty translationHi), then the formal colophon "इति सविमर्शसुधाव्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे मारकभेदाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ ४५ ॥" closing Chapter 45 (मारकभेदाध्यायः) at 44 verses (45.1-45.44), spanning pages 248-254. LARGE-GAP MANDATE TRIGGERED: a 256px gap (exceeding the ~223px danger threshold) appeared between the colophon and the next chapter title; a refined sub-threshold re-scan of that gap found only a small decorative printer's ornament (a dash-arrow-diamond-arrow flourish) with no additional verse text -- confirmed via direct crop that the gap is ordinary chapter-transition whitespace, not missed content. Chapter 46 (ग्रहावस्थाफलाध्यायः, "the chapter on the results of planetary states") then opens with its title, the dialogue marker "मैत्रेय उवाच—", and verses 46.1-46.6 covering the five/six planetary avasthas (Bala/Kumara/Yuva[na]/Vriddha/Mrita by sign-division, and Jagrat/Svapna/Sushupti by dignity). The page ends mid-topic after verse 46.6's Sanskrit (no room left for its commentary, which continues onto the next page). DIGITIZATION WATERMARK: TENTH consecutive instance, but for the FIRST time it directly OVERLAPS verse glyphs (previous instances were isolated or merely band-adjacent) -- located in the final band, over verse 46.6's second line. Extensive zoom/isolation techniques (color-channel separation, binarization, tight per-word crops) were used to read through the overlap; most of the line was recovered with confidence ("क्रमादेवं फलं ... मुनिभिः पुरा ॥ ६ ॥"), but one aksara-cluster ("ग्रथितं" vs the visually similar "प्रथितं") could not be resolved with full certainty due to the overlapping watermark strokes -- transcribed as "ग्रथितं" (better semantic/grammatical fit: "the result...was composed by the sages of old") per the hard constraint's best-effort-plus-disclosure approach, not a guess presented as certain. New subheading (band25) "सफल जाग्रदाद्यवस्था—" introduces verse 46.5 (bands26-27): "निजक्षेत्रङ्गपो जाग्रत् स्वप्नो मित्रसमक्षयोः । सुषुप्तिवैरिभे नीचे ग्रहावस्था त्रिधा मता ॥ ५ ॥" -- the compound "क्षेत्रङ्गपो" was zoom-verified at extreme magnification (isolated crop) and the glyphs are crisp and unambiguous (क्षे + त्र + ङ्ग + पो), but the compound does not parse as standard Sanskrit grammar against the verse's evident meaning (a planet situated in its own sign/exaltation being in the "jagrat"/waking state) -- retained exactly as printed per the hard constraint, disclosed here as a likely non-standard printed compound (possibly an idiosyncratic sandhi/compounding choice or a source-book anomaly, not corrected to a hypothetical "क्षेत्रोच्चगो" or similar). No separate commentary for this verse was found on this page (the page ends after verse 46.6's Sanskrit; commentary likely continues on page255).

  6. 46.6 सत्यापित

    46.6

    संस्कृत

    पूर्णं मध्यं तथा शून्यं जाग्रत्स्वप्नसुषुप्तिषु । क्रमादेवं फलं ग्रथितं मुनिभिः पुरा ॥ ६ ॥

    purnam madhyam tatha shunyam jagratsvapnasushuptishu, kramadevam phalam grathitam munibhih pura

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Full, middling, and zero [results, respectively,] in the Jagrat, Svapna, and Sushupti [states] -- thus, in due order, was the result composed by the sages of old.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    अपने क्षेत्र या स्वोच्च में रहने वाले ग्रह जाग्रदवस्था, मित्र या उदासीन के घरों में रहनेवाले ग्रह स्वप्नावस्था, और शत्रुक्षेत्र तथा स्वनीच में रहनेवाले सुषुप्त्यवस्था में होते हैं। जाग्रदवस्था में पूर्णफल, स्वप्नावस्था में मध्यम, तथा सुषुप्त्यवस्था में शून्यफल देनेवाले वे होते हैं ॥ ५-६ ॥

    स्रोत: Transcribed from page254 (PDF p.286) of the printed BPHS edition (Sanskrit root text + Hindi commentary, Veda Nidhi Varanasi digitization via eGangotri, CC-0, Swami Atmanand Giri/Prabhuji). Folio "२५४", running head "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" (T-type, book title; page253 was C-type, continuing the recto/verso alternation, now 25 consecutive pages). This page opens with the closing Hindi commentary line for verse 45.44 (carried over from page253, where it was seeded with an empty translationHi), then the formal colophon "इति सविमर्शसुधाव्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे मारकभेदाध्यायः समाप्तः ॥ ४५ ॥" closing Chapter 45 (मारकभेदाध्यायः) at 44 verses (45.1-45.44), spanning pages 248-254. LARGE-GAP MANDATE TRIGGERED: a 256px gap (exceeding the ~223px danger threshold) appeared between the colophon and the next chapter title; a refined sub-threshold re-scan of that gap found only a small decorative printer's ornament (a dash-arrow-diamond-arrow flourish) with no additional verse text -- confirmed via direct crop that the gap is ordinary chapter-transition whitespace, not missed content. Chapter 46 (ग्रहावस्थाफलाध्यायः, "the chapter on the results of planetary states") then opens with its title, the dialogue marker "मैत्रेय उवाच—", and verses 46.1-46.6 covering the five/six planetary avasthas (Bala/Kumara/Yuva[na]/Vriddha/Mrita by sign-division, and Jagrat/Svapna/Sushupti by dignity). The page ends mid-topic after verse 46.6's Sanskrit (no room left for its commentary, which continues onto the next page). DIGITIZATION WATERMARK: TENTH consecutive instance, but for the FIRST time it directly OVERLAPS verse glyphs (previous instances were isolated or merely band-adjacent) -- located in the final band, over verse 46.6's second line. Extensive zoom/isolation techniques (color-channel separation, binarization, tight per-word crops) were used to read through the overlap; most of the line was recovered with confidence ("क्रमादेवं फलं ... मुनिभिः पुरा ॥ ६ ॥"), but one aksara-cluster ("ग्रथितं" vs the visually similar "प्रथितं") could not be resolved with full certainty due to the overlapping watermark strokes -- transcribed as "ग्रथितं" (better semantic/grammatical fit: "the result...was composed by the sages of old") per the hard constraint's best-effort-plus-disclosure approach, not a guess presented as certain. Verse 46.6 (bands28-29): "पूर्णं मध्यं तथा शून्यं जाग्रत्स्वप्नसुषुप्तिषु । क्रमादेवं फलं ग्रथितं मुनिभिः पुरा ॥ ६ ॥" -- the second line (band29) is the FIRST instance where the digitization watermark ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri/Prabhuji. Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri") directly overlaps verse glyphs rather than merely sharing a band. Extensive recovery effort (per-word tight crops at up to 10x zoom, color-channel and binarization separation attempts) resolved "क्रमादेवं फलं", "मुनिभिः पुरा" (not "पुनः" -- zoom-verified), and the closing "॥ ६ ॥" with confidence; the word "ग्रथितं" (vs the visually similar "प्रथितं") remains the single most-obscured aksara-cluster on the page -- the visible curl/loop shape and the semantic fit ("the result...composed by the sages of old" vs the less natural "...renowned by the sages of old") both favor "ग्रथितं", but full glyph-level certainty was not achieved due to the physical overlay. No commentary for verses 46.5-46.6 appears on this page; it likely continues on page255. Its Hindi commentary (joint with verse 46.5, closing "॥ ५-६ ॥") was found on the following page (page255, bands1-4) and has been backfilled here.

  7. 46.7 सत्यापित

    46.7

    संस्कृत

    दीप्तः स्वस्थः प्रमुदितः शान्ता दीनश्च दुःखितः । विकलश्च खलः कोपी ग्रहावस्था नवादिताः ॥ ७ ॥

    diptah svasthah pramuditah shanta dinash cha duhkhitah, vikalash cha khalah kopi grahavastha navaditah

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Dipta (radiant), Svastha (well-established), Pramudita (delighted), Shanta (calm), Dina (pitiable), and Dukhita (sorrowful); Vikala (disturbed), Khala (wicked), and Kopi (wrathful) -- these are declared to be the nine planetary states.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    ग्रहों की नौ अवस्थाएं ये क्रमशः दीप्त, स्वस्थ, मुदित, शान्त, दीन, दुखी, विकल, खल तथा क्रुद्ध होती है ॥ ७ ॥

    स्रोत: Transcribed from page255 (PDF p.287) of the printed BPHS edition (Sanskrit root text + Hindi commentary, Veda Nidhi Varanasi digitization via eGangotri, CC-0, Swami Atmanand Giri/Prabhuji). Folio "२५५", running head reads the CHAPTER TITLE "ग्रहावस्थफलाध्यायः" (C-type) -- page254 was T-type, continuing the recto/verso alternation, now 26 consecutive pages (231-255). This page opens with the Hindi commentary backfilling verses 46.5-46.6 (deferred from page254), then continues Chapter 46 (ग्रहावस्थाफलाध्यायः) with a new subheading "सफल दीप्ताद्यवस्था—", verse 46.7 (listing all nine planetary avasthas: Dipta/Svastha/Mudita/Shanta/Dina/Dukhita/Vikala/Khala/Kopi), a subheading "दीप्ताद्यवस्थाओं के लक्षण—" (characteristics of the Dipta-etc. states), verses 46.8-46.9 (the sign-dignity/affliction conditions defining each of the nine states) and verse 46.10 (a general rule: at birth or any other time, a planet's state in a house governs that house's result), with joint commentary closing "॥ ८—१० ॥", then a new subheading "दीप्ताद्यवस्थापन्न ग्रहों का दशाफल—" (dasha-results of planets in the Dipta-etc. states) introducing verses 46.11 (Dipta), 46.12 (Svastha), 46.13 (Mudita) and 46.14 (Shanta), each describing the dasha-period results for a planet in that state. No commentary for verses 11-14 appears on this page; it likely continues on page256. DIGITIZATION WATERMARK: TWELFTH consecutive instance (counting the ninth clean/same-band instance on page253, and the tenth watermark instance directly overlapping verse glyphs on page254's final band -- this is the ELEVENTH overall, and the SECOND to directly overlap verse glyphs), located in this page's final band (band30), overlapping the second line of verse 46.14. Recovery technique: grayscale binarization (threshold 140) followed by morphological erosion (PIL MinFilter, removing thin strokes) cleanly stripped most of the thinner Latin watermark serif strokes while preserving the bold Devanagari print strokes -- a more effective technique than the color/threshold experiments tried on page254 -- allowing high-confidence recovery of most of the line at 6-8x zoom on the eroded image. The phrase "आदितत्त्वधर्मशास्त्रं" and the closing words before "॥ १४ ॥" remain the least certain portion even after this technique; transcribed as "विद्याविनोदादितत्त्वधर्मशास्त्रं बह्वर्थदेशाधिपत्यं पूज्यतामेति" as the best-effort reading, with residual uncertainty on the exact conjunct boundaries disclosed here rather than presented as certain. Verse 46.7 (bands6-7), following the subheading "सफल दीप्ताद्यवस्था—" (band5); Hindi commentary bands8-9, closing "॥ ७ ॥".

  8. 46.8 सत्यापित

    46.8

    संस्कृत

    स्वोच्चस्थः खेचरो दीप्तः स्वक्षे स्वस्थोऽधिमित्रभे । मुदितो मित्रभे शान्तः समभे दीन उच्यते ॥ ८ ॥

    svochchasthah khecharo diptah svakshe svastho'dhimitrabhe, mudito mitrabhe shantah samabhe dina uchyate

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    A wandering planet situated in its own exaltation is [called] Dipta; in its own sign, Svastha; in the sign of a great friend, [Mudita]; in the sign of a friend, Mudita [sic, per commentary]; in a friend's house, Shanta; and in a neutral sign, it is called Dina.

    स्रोत: Transcribed from page255 (PDF p.287) of the printed BPHS edition (Sanskrit root text + Hindi commentary, Veda Nidhi Varanasi digitization via eGangotri, CC-0, Swami Atmanand Giri/Prabhuji). Folio "२५५", running head reads the CHAPTER TITLE "ग्रहावस्थफलाध्यायः" (C-type) -- page254 was T-type, continuing the recto/verso alternation, now 26 consecutive pages (231-255). This page opens with the Hindi commentary backfilling verses 46.5-46.6 (deferred from page254), then continues Chapter 46 (ग्रहावस्थाफलाध्यायः) with a new subheading "सफल दीप्ताद्यवस्था—", verse 46.7 (listing all nine planetary avasthas: Dipta/Svastha/Mudita/Shanta/Dina/Dukhita/Vikala/Khala/Kopi), a subheading "दीप्ताद्यवस्थाओं के लक्षण—" (characteristics of the Dipta-etc. states), verses 46.8-46.9 (the sign-dignity/affliction conditions defining each of the nine states) and verse 46.10 (a general rule: at birth or any other time, a planet's state in a house governs that house's result), with joint commentary closing "॥ ८—१० ॥", then a new subheading "दीप्ताद्यवस्थापन्न ग्रहों का दशाफल—" (dasha-results of planets in the Dipta-etc. states) introducing verses 46.11 (Dipta), 46.12 (Svastha), 46.13 (Mudita) and 46.14 (Shanta), each describing the dasha-period results for a planet in that state. No commentary for verses 11-14 appears on this page; it likely continues on page256. DIGITIZATION WATERMARK: TWELFTH consecutive instance (counting the ninth clean/same-band instance on page253, and the tenth watermark instance directly overlapping verse glyphs on page254's final band -- this is the ELEVENTH overall, and the SECOND to directly overlap verse glyphs), located in this page's final band (band30), overlapping the second line of verse 46.14. Recovery technique: grayscale binarization (threshold 140) followed by morphological erosion (PIL MinFilter, removing thin strokes) cleanly stripped most of the thinner Latin watermark serif strokes while preserving the bold Devanagari print strokes -- a more effective technique than the color/threshold experiments tried on page254 -- allowing high-confidence recovery of most of the line at 6-8x zoom on the eroded image. The phrase "आदितत्त्वधर्मशास्त्रं" and the closing words before "॥ १४ ॥" remain the least certain portion even after this technique; transcribed as "विद्याविनोदादितत्त्वधर्मशास्त्रं बह्वर्थदेशाधिपत्यं पूज्यतामेति" as the best-effort reading, with residual uncertainty on the exact conjunct boundaries disclosed here rather than presented as certain. Subheading (band10) "दीप्ताद्यवस्थाओं के लक्षण—" introduces verse 46.8 (bands11-12). Its joint commentary with verses 46.9-46.10 closes "॥ ८-१० ॥" (attached to verse 46.10 per this project's convention of attaching multi-verse commentary to the concluding verse). Per the commentary (bands17-18), the five conditions map as: exaltation->Dipta, own sign->Svastha, great friend's sign->Mudita, friend's sign->Shanta, neutral sign->Dina; the English translation above follows a cautious, literal parse of the compressed verse compound rather than forcing this exact clause-by-clause mapping, since the verse's own elliptical grammar (shared verb "उच्यते") does not unambiguously fix which state-word attaches to which condition without the commentary's help.

  9. 46.9 सत्यापित

    46.9

    संस्कृत

    शत्रुभे दुःखितश्चाथ विकलः पापसंयुतः । खलः खलग्रहे ज्ञेयः कोपी स्यादस्तसंयुतः ॥ ९ ॥

    shatrubhe duhkhitash chatha vikalah papasamyutah, khalah khalagrahe jneyah kopi syadastasamyutah

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In an enemy's sign it is Dukhita; when conjoined with a malefic it is Vikala; a planet in the sign of a cruel/malefic [lord] is to be known as Khala; and it becomes Kopi when combust [conjoined closely with the Sun].

    स्रोत: Transcribed from page255 (PDF p.287) of the printed BPHS edition (Sanskrit root text + Hindi commentary, Veda Nidhi Varanasi digitization via eGangotri, CC-0, Swami Atmanand Giri/Prabhuji). Folio "२५५", running head reads the CHAPTER TITLE "ग्रहावस्थफलाध्यायः" (C-type) -- page254 was T-type, continuing the recto/verso alternation, now 26 consecutive pages (231-255). This page opens with the Hindi commentary backfilling verses 46.5-46.6 (deferred from page254), then continues Chapter 46 (ग्रहावस्थाफलाध्यायः) with a new subheading "सफल दीप्ताद्यवस्था—", verse 46.7 (listing all nine planetary avasthas: Dipta/Svastha/Mudita/Shanta/Dina/Dukhita/Vikala/Khala/Kopi), a subheading "दीप्ताद्यवस्थाओं के लक्षण—" (characteristics of the Dipta-etc. states), verses 46.8-46.9 (the sign-dignity/affliction conditions defining each of the nine states) and verse 46.10 (a general rule: at birth or any other time, a planet's state in a house governs that house's result), with joint commentary closing "॥ ८—१० ॥", then a new subheading "दीप्ताद्यवस्थापन्न ग्रहों का दशाफल—" (dasha-results of planets in the Dipta-etc. states) introducing verses 46.11 (Dipta), 46.12 (Svastha), 46.13 (Mudita) and 46.14 (Shanta), each describing the dasha-period results for a planet in that state. No commentary for verses 11-14 appears on this page; it likely continues on page256. DIGITIZATION WATERMARK: TWELFTH consecutive instance (counting the ninth clean/same-band instance on page253, and the tenth watermark instance directly overlapping verse glyphs on page254's final band -- this is the ELEVENTH overall, and the SECOND to directly overlap verse glyphs), located in this page's final band (band30), overlapping the second line of verse 46.14. Recovery technique: grayscale binarization (threshold 140) followed by morphological erosion (PIL MinFilter, removing thin strokes) cleanly stripped most of the thinner Latin watermark serif strokes while preserving the bold Devanagari print strokes -- a more effective technique than the color/threshold experiments tried on page254 -- allowing high-confidence recovery of most of the line at 6-8x zoom on the eroded image. The phrase "आदितत्त्वधर्मशास्त्रं" and the closing words before "॥ १४ ॥" remain the least certain portion even after this technique; transcribed as "विद्याविनोदादितत्त्वधर्मशास्त्रं बह्वर्थदेशाधिपत्यं पूज्यतामेति" as the best-effort reading, with residual uncertainty on the exact conjunct boundaries disclosed here rather than presented as certain. Verse 46.9 (bands13-14), continuing directly from verse 46.8. Commentary (bands17-19, closing "॥ ८-१० ॥" jointly with verses 8 and 10) confirms: enemy-sign->Dukhita, conjunct-malefic->Vikala, in a malefic-owned sign->Khala, combust(Sun-conjunct)->Kruddha/Kopi.

  10. 46.10 सत्यापित

    46.10

    संस्कृत

    जन्मकालेऽन्यथा वापि भावे याद्दृग् ग्रहा भवेत् । तद्भावजं फलं तादृग् ज्ञेयं विज्ञविशेषतः ॥ १० ॥

    janmakale'nyatha vapi bhave yadrig graha bhavet, tadbhavajam phalam tadrig jneyam vijnavisheshatah

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Or else, at the time of birth, in whatever [state] the planets are found with respect to a house, the result pertaining to that house should likewise be known in detail by the wise.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    उच्च में रहने पर ग्रह दीप्त, स्वक्षेत्र में स्वस्थ, अधिमित्रगृह में मुदित, मित्रभवन में शान्त, उदासीन के घर में रहने पर दीन, शत्रुक्षेत्रगत होने पर दुखी, पापग्रहयुक्त होने पर विकल, पापराशि में रहने पर खल और सूर्ययुत रहने पर क्रुद्ध होते हैं। जन्म-समय या अन्य समय में भी ग्रह उपयुक्त नवावस्थाओं के अनुसार ही भावजफल देते हैं ॥ ८-१० ॥

    स्रोत: Transcribed from page255 (PDF p.287) of the printed BPHS edition (Sanskrit root text + Hindi commentary, Veda Nidhi Varanasi digitization via eGangotri, CC-0, Swami Atmanand Giri/Prabhuji). Folio "२५५", running head reads the CHAPTER TITLE "ग्रहावस्थफलाध्यायः" (C-type) -- page254 was T-type, continuing the recto/verso alternation, now 26 consecutive pages (231-255). This page opens with the Hindi commentary backfilling verses 46.5-46.6 (deferred from page254), then continues Chapter 46 (ग्रहावस्थाफलाध्यायः) with a new subheading "सफल दीप्ताद्यवस्था—", verse 46.7 (listing all nine planetary avasthas: Dipta/Svastha/Mudita/Shanta/Dina/Dukhita/Vikala/Khala/Kopi), a subheading "दीप्ताद्यवस्थाओं के लक्षण—" (characteristics of the Dipta-etc. states), verses 46.8-46.9 (the sign-dignity/affliction conditions defining each of the nine states) and verse 46.10 (a general rule: at birth or any other time, a planet's state in a house governs that house's result), with joint commentary closing "॥ ८—१० ॥", then a new subheading "दीप्ताद्यवस्थापन्न ग्रहों का दशाफल—" (dasha-results of planets in the Dipta-etc. states) introducing verses 46.11 (Dipta), 46.12 (Svastha), 46.13 (Mudita) and 46.14 (Shanta), each describing the dasha-period results for a planet in that state. No commentary for verses 11-14 appears on this page; it likely continues on page256. DIGITIZATION WATERMARK: TWELFTH consecutive instance (counting the ninth clean/same-band instance on page253, and the tenth watermark instance directly overlapping verse glyphs on page254's final band -- this is the ELEVENTH overall, and the SECOND to directly overlap verse glyphs), located in this page's final band (band30), overlapping the second line of verse 46.14. Recovery technique: grayscale binarization (threshold 140) followed by morphological erosion (PIL MinFilter, removing thin strokes) cleanly stripped most of the thinner Latin watermark serif strokes while preserving the bold Devanagari print strokes -- a more effective technique than the color/threshold experiments tried on page254 -- allowing high-confidence recovery of most of the line at 6-8x zoom on the eroded image. The phrase "आदितत्त्वधर्मशास्त्रं" and the closing words before "॥ १४ ॥" remain the least certain portion even after this technique; transcribed as "विद्याविनोदादितत्त्वधर्मशास्त्रं बह्वर्थदेशाधिपत्यं पूज्यतामेति" as the best-effort reading, with residual uncertainty on the exact conjunct boundaries disclosed here rather than presented as certain. Verse 46.10 (bands15-16), closing the dipta-adi-avastha definitional sequence begun at verse 46.8. Joint Hindi commentary for verses 46.8-46.10 (bands17-21), closing "॥ ८-१० ॥".

  11. 46.11 सत्यापित

    46.11

    संस्कृत

    पाके प्रदीप्तस्य धराधिपत्यमुत्साहशौर्ये धनवाहने च । स्त्रीपुत्रलाभं शुभबन्धुपूजां क्षितीश्वरान्मानमुपैति विद्याम् ॥ ११ ॥

    pake pradiptasya dharadhipatyam utsahashaurye dhanavahane cha, striputralabham shubhabandhupujam kshitishvaran manam upaiti vidyam

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In the dasha of a Dipta (radiant) planet, one obtains lordship over land, enthusiasm and valor, wealth and vehicles, the gain of wife and son, worship/honor from good relatives, respect from rulers, and learning.

    स्रोत: Transcribed from page255 (PDF p.287) of the printed BPHS edition (Sanskrit root text + Hindi commentary, Veda Nidhi Varanasi digitization via eGangotri, CC-0, Swami Atmanand Giri/Prabhuji). Folio "२५५", running head reads the CHAPTER TITLE "ग्रहावस्थफलाध्यायः" (C-type) -- page254 was T-type, continuing the recto/verso alternation, now 26 consecutive pages (231-255). This page opens with the Hindi commentary backfilling verses 46.5-46.6 (deferred from page254), then continues Chapter 46 (ग्रहावस्थाफलाध्यायः) with a new subheading "सफल दीप्ताद्यवस्था—", verse 46.7 (listing all nine planetary avasthas: Dipta/Svastha/Mudita/Shanta/Dina/Dukhita/Vikala/Khala/Kopi), a subheading "दीप्ताद्यवस्थाओं के लक्षण—" (characteristics of the Dipta-etc. states), verses 46.8-46.9 (the sign-dignity/affliction conditions defining each of the nine states) and verse 46.10 (a general rule: at birth or any other time, a planet's state in a house governs that house's result), with joint commentary closing "॥ ८—१० ॥", then a new subheading "दीप्ताद्यवस्थापन्न ग्रहों का दशाफल—" (dasha-results of planets in the Dipta-etc. states) introducing verses 46.11 (Dipta), 46.12 (Svastha), 46.13 (Mudita) and 46.14 (Shanta), each describing the dasha-period results for a planet in that state. No commentary for verses 11-14 appears on this page; it likely continues on page256. DIGITIZATION WATERMARK: TWELFTH consecutive instance (counting the ninth clean/same-band instance on page253, and the tenth watermark instance directly overlapping verse glyphs on page254's final band -- this is the ELEVENTH overall, and the SECOND to directly overlap verse glyphs), located in this page's final band (band30), overlapping the second line of verse 46.14. Recovery technique: grayscale binarization (threshold 140) followed by morphological erosion (PIL MinFilter, removing thin strokes) cleanly stripped most of the thinner Latin watermark serif strokes while preserving the bold Devanagari print strokes -- a more effective technique than the color/threshold experiments tried on page254 -- allowing high-confidence recovery of most of the line at 6-8x zoom on the eroded image. The phrase "आदितत्त्वधर्मशास्त्रं" and the closing words before "॥ १४ ॥" remain the least certain portion even after this technique; transcribed as "विद्याविनोदादितत्त्वधर्मशास्त्रं बह्वर्थदेशाधिपत्यं पूज्यतामेति" as the best-effort reading, with residual uncertainty on the exact conjunct boundaries disclosed here rather than presented as certain. Subheading (band22) "दीप्ताद्यवस्थापन्न ग्रहों का दशाफल—" introduces verse 46.11 (bands23-24), listing the dasha-period results for a planet in the Dipta state. No commentary for this verse (or 46.12-46.14) appears on this page.

  12. 46.12 सत्यापित

    46.12

    संस्कृत

    स्वस्थस्य खेटस्य दशाविपाके स्वास्थ्यं नृपाच्छ्लाघधनादिसौख्यम् । त्रिविधां यशः प्रीतिमहत्त्वमाराध्यार्थभूम्यादिजधर्ममेति ॥ १२ ॥

    svasthasya khetasya dashavipake svasthyam nripach chhlagha dhanadi saukhyam, trividham yashah pritim mahattvam aradhyarthabhumyadijam dharmam eti

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In the dasha-fruition of a Svastha (well-established) planet: health, praise from the king, wealth and other comforts; threefold fame, affection, and greatness; and, having attained these, one attains the dharma born of wealth, land, and the like.

    स्रोत: Transcribed from page255 (PDF p.287) of the printed BPHS edition (Sanskrit root text + Hindi commentary, Veda Nidhi Varanasi digitization via eGangotri, CC-0, Swami Atmanand Giri/Prabhuji). Folio "२५५", running head reads the CHAPTER TITLE "ग्रहावस्थफलाध्यायः" (C-type) -- page254 was T-type, continuing the recto/verso alternation, now 26 consecutive pages (231-255). This page opens with the Hindi commentary backfilling verses 46.5-46.6 (deferred from page254), then continues Chapter 46 (ग्रहावस्थाफलाध्यायः) with a new subheading "सफल दीप्ताद्यवस्था—", verse 46.7 (listing all nine planetary avasthas: Dipta/Svastha/Mudita/Shanta/Dina/Dukhita/Vikala/Khala/Kopi), a subheading "दीप्ताद्यवस्थाओं के लक्षण—" (characteristics of the Dipta-etc. states), verses 46.8-46.9 (the sign-dignity/affliction conditions defining each of the nine states) and verse 46.10 (a general rule: at birth or any other time, a planet's state in a house governs that house's result), with joint commentary closing "॥ ८—१० ॥", then a new subheading "दीप्ताद्यवस्थापन्न ग्रहों का दशाफल—" (dasha-results of planets in the Dipta-etc. states) introducing verses 46.11 (Dipta), 46.12 (Svastha), 46.13 (Mudita) and 46.14 (Shanta), each describing the dasha-period results for a planet in that state. No commentary for verses 11-14 appears on this page; it likely continues on page256. DIGITIZATION WATERMARK: TWELFTH consecutive instance (counting the ninth clean/same-band instance on page253, and the tenth watermark instance directly overlapping verse glyphs on page254's final band -- this is the ELEVENTH overall, and the SECOND to directly overlap verse glyphs), located in this page's final band (band30), overlapping the second line of verse 46.14. Recovery technique: grayscale binarization (threshold 140) followed by morphological erosion (PIL MinFilter, removing thin strokes) cleanly stripped most of the thinner Latin watermark serif strokes while preserving the bold Devanagari print strokes -- a more effective technique than the color/threshold experiments tried on page254 -- allowing high-confidence recovery of most of the line at 6-8x zoom on the eroded image. The phrase "आदितत्त्वधर्मशास्त्रं" and the closing words before "॥ १४ ॥" remain the least certain portion even after this technique; transcribed as "विद्याविनोदादितत्त्वधर्मशास्त्रं बह्वर्थदेशाधिपत्यं पूज्यतामेति" as the best-effort reading, with residual uncertainty on the exact conjunct boundaries disclosed here rather than presented as certain. Verse 46.12 (bands25-26), dasha-results for a planet in the Svastha state. The compound "त्रिविधां यशः प्रीतिमहत्त्वमाराध्य" is dense and its precise clause-boundaries are interpretive in the absence of commentary on this page; the English translation above is a cautious, general rendering rather than a claim of an exact one-to-one parse.

  13. 46.13 सत्यापित

    46.13

    संस्कृत

    मुदान्वितस्यापि दशाविपाके वस्त्रादिकं गन्धसुताथर्घ्यम् । पुराणधर्मश्रवणादिलाभं द्विपादियानाम्बरभूषणाप्तिम् ॥ १३ ॥

    mudanvitasyapi dashavipake vastradikam gandhasutartharghyam, puranadharmashravanadilabham dvipadiyanambarabhushanaptim

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In the dasha-fruition of a Mudita (delighted) planet also: clothes and the like, perfume, a son, and worship-offerings (arghya); the gaining of hearing ancient scriptures/Puranas and dharma; and the acquisition of elephants and other vehicles, garments, and ornaments.

    स्रोत: Transcribed from page255 (PDF p.287) of the printed BPHS edition (Sanskrit root text + Hindi commentary, Veda Nidhi Varanasi digitization via eGangotri, CC-0, Swami Atmanand Giri/Prabhuji). Folio "२५५", running head reads the CHAPTER TITLE "ग्रहावस्थफलाध्यायः" (C-type) -- page254 was T-type, continuing the recto/verso alternation, now 26 consecutive pages (231-255). This page opens with the Hindi commentary backfilling verses 46.5-46.6 (deferred from page254), then continues Chapter 46 (ग्रहावस्थाफलाध्यायः) with a new subheading "सफल दीप्ताद्यवस्था—", verse 46.7 (listing all nine planetary avasthas: Dipta/Svastha/Mudita/Shanta/Dina/Dukhita/Vikala/Khala/Kopi), a subheading "दीप्ताद्यवस्थाओं के लक्षण—" (characteristics of the Dipta-etc. states), verses 46.8-46.9 (the sign-dignity/affliction conditions defining each of the nine states) and verse 46.10 (a general rule: at birth or any other time, a planet's state in a house governs that house's result), with joint commentary closing "॥ ८—१० ॥", then a new subheading "दीप्ताद्यवस्थापन्न ग्रहों का दशाफल—" (dasha-results of planets in the Dipta-etc. states) introducing verses 46.11 (Dipta), 46.12 (Svastha), 46.13 (Mudita) and 46.14 (Shanta), each describing the dasha-period results for a planet in that state. No commentary for verses 11-14 appears on this page; it likely continues on page256. DIGITIZATION WATERMARK: TWELFTH consecutive instance (counting the ninth clean/same-band instance on page253, and the tenth watermark instance directly overlapping verse glyphs on page254's final band -- this is the ELEVENTH overall, and the SECOND to directly overlap verse glyphs), located in this page's final band (band30), overlapping the second line of verse 46.14. Recovery technique: grayscale binarization (threshold 140) followed by morphological erosion (PIL MinFilter, removing thin strokes) cleanly stripped most of the thinner Latin watermark serif strokes while preserving the bold Devanagari print strokes -- a more effective technique than the color/threshold experiments tried on page254 -- allowing high-confidence recovery of most of the line at 6-8x zoom on the eroded image. The phrase "आदितत्त्वधर्मशास्त्रं" and the closing words before "॥ १४ ॥" remain the least certain portion even after this technique; transcribed as "विद्याविनोदादितत्त्वधर्मशास्त्रं बह्वर्थदेशाधिपत्यं पूज्यतामेति" as the best-effort reading, with residual uncertainty on the exact conjunct boundaries disclosed here rather than presented as certain. Verse 46.13 (bands27-28), dasha-results for a planet in the Mudita state.

  14. 46.14 सत्यापित

    46.14

    संस्कृत

    दशाविपाके सुखधर्ममेति शान्तस्य भूपुत्रकलत्रयानम् । विद्याविनोदादितत्त्वधर्मशास्त्रं बह्वर्थदेशाधिपत्यं पूज्यतामेति ॥ १४ ॥

    dashavipake sukhadharmam eti shantasya bhuputrakalatrayanam, vidyavinodaditattvadharmashastram bahvarthadeshadhipatyam pujyatam eti

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In the dasha-fruition of a Shanta (calm) planet, one attains comfort and dharma, land, son, spouse, and vehicles; [and, per the watermark-affected second line -- see source note] learning, amusement, and the essence of the dharma-shastras; lordship over lands of great wealth; and one attains being honored.

    स्रोत: Transcribed from page255 (PDF p.287) of the printed BPHS edition (Sanskrit root text + Hindi commentary, Veda Nidhi Varanasi digitization via eGangotri, CC-0, Swami Atmanand Giri/Prabhuji). Folio "२५५", running head reads the CHAPTER TITLE "ग्रहावस्थफलाध्यायः" (C-type) -- page254 was T-type, continuing the recto/verso alternation, now 26 consecutive pages (231-255). This page opens with the Hindi commentary backfilling verses 46.5-46.6 (deferred from page254), then continues Chapter 46 (ग्रहावस्थाफलाध्यायः) with a new subheading "सफल दीप्ताद्यवस्था—", verse 46.7 (listing all nine planetary avasthas: Dipta/Svastha/Mudita/Shanta/Dina/Dukhita/Vikala/Khala/Kopi), a subheading "दीप्ताद्यवस्थाओं के लक्षण—" (characteristics of the Dipta-etc. states), verses 46.8-46.9 (the sign-dignity/affliction conditions defining each of the nine states) and verse 46.10 (a general rule: at birth or any other time, a planet's state in a house governs that house's result), with joint commentary closing "॥ ८—१० ॥", then a new subheading "दीप्ताद्यवस्थापन्न ग्रहों का दशाफल—" (dasha-results of planets in the Dipta-etc. states) introducing verses 46.11 (Dipta), 46.12 (Svastha), 46.13 (Mudita) and 46.14 (Shanta), each describing the dasha-period results for a planet in that state. No commentary for verses 11-14 appears on this page; it likely continues on page256. DIGITIZATION WATERMARK: TWELFTH consecutive instance (counting the ninth clean/same-band instance on page253, and the tenth watermark instance directly overlapping verse glyphs on page254's final band -- this is the ELEVENTH overall, and the SECOND to directly overlap verse glyphs), located in this page's final band (band30), overlapping the second line of verse 46.14. Recovery technique: grayscale binarization (threshold 140) followed by morphological erosion (PIL MinFilter, removing thin strokes) cleanly stripped most of the thinner Latin watermark serif strokes while preserving the bold Devanagari print strokes -- a more effective technique than the color/threshold experiments tried on page254 -- allowing high-confidence recovery of most of the line at 6-8x zoom on the eroded image. The phrase "आदितत्त्वधर्मशास्त्रं" and the closing words before "॥ १४ ॥" remain the least certain portion even after this technique; transcribed as "विद्याविनोदादितत्त्वधर्मशास्त्रं बह्वर्थदेशाधिपत्यं पूज्यतामेति" as the best-effort reading, with residual uncertainty on the exact conjunct boundaries disclosed here rather than presented as certain. Verse 46.14 (bands29-30), dasha-results for a planet in the Shanta state -- the FINAL verse read on this page. Its second line (band30) directly overlaps the page's digitization watermark; see the page-level source note above for the recovery technique and the specific residual uncertainty around "आदितत्त्वधर्मशास्त्रं" and the closing phrase before "॥ १४ ॥".

  15. 46.15 सत्यापित

    46.15

    संस्कृत

    स्थानच्युतिर्बन्धुविरोधिता च दीनस्य खेटस्य दशाविपाके । जीवत्यसौ कुत्सितहीनवृत्त्या त्यक्तो जनै रोगनिपीडितः स्यात् ॥ १५ ॥

    sthanachyutir bandhuvirodhita cha dinasya khetasya dashavipake, jivatyasau kutsitahinavrittya tyakto janai roganipiditah syat

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Loss of position and enmity with kinsmen [occur] in the dasha-fruition of a Dina (pitiable) planet; that person lives by a base and lowly livelihood, abandoned by people, and becomes afflicted with disease.

    स्रोत: Transcribed from page256 (PDF p.288) of the printed BPHS edition (Sanskrit root text + Hindi commentary, Veda Nidhi Varanasi digitization via eGangotri, CC-0, Swami Atmanand Giri/Prabhuji). Folio "२५६", running head reads the BOOK TITLE "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" (T-type) -- page255 was C-type, continuing the recto/verso alternation, now 27 consecutive pages (231-256). This page opens with verses 46.15-46.19, completing the dasha-phala results for all nine Diptadi states named in verse 46.7 (Dina, Dukhita, Vikala, Khala, Kopi -- following Dipta/Svastha/Mudita/Shanta from page255), then the joint Hindi commentary for ALL NINE dasha-phala verses (46.11-46.19), closing "॥ ११-१९ ॥". It then opens a NEW group of six planetary states (Lajjita/Garvita/Kshudhita/Trupti/Mudita/Kshobhita) under the subheading "ग्रहों की लज्जिताद्यवस्था—", with verse 46.20 naming all six, and verses 46.21-46.22 beginning their sign/conjunction-based definitions (Lajjita, Garvita). This Lajjitadi section is NOT complete on this page (only 2 of 6 states defined) and continues on page257. DIGITIZATION WATERMARK: THIRTEENTH consecutive instance, in the page footer beneath the final band (band35); this is the THIRD instance to sit close enough to interfere with reading verse glyphs (after page254 and page255). Recovery used the same grayscale-binarization + morphological-erosion technique (PIL MinFilter) established on page255, applied at multiple erosion strengths (MinFilter(3) and MinFilter(5)) and zoom levels up to 8x on the specific ambiguous conjunct in verse 46.22's second line. Verse 46.15 (bands1-3; the first line was split across bands1-2 by the band-detection threshold at the ascender/matra gap, a detection artifact not a content gap), closing "॥ १५ ॥". "जनै रोगनिपीडितः" (for expected "जनैः रोगनिपीडितः") reflects standard visarga-before-र sandhi (visarga elided before र्), not a printed anomaly.

  16. 46.16 सत्यापित

    46.16

    संस्कृत

    दुःखादितस्यापि दशाविपाके नानाविधं दुःखमुपैति नित्यम् । विदेशगो बन्धुजनैर्विहीनश्चौराग्निभूपैर्भयमातनोति ॥ १६ ॥

    duhkhaditasyapi dashavipake nanavidham duhkham upaiti nityam, videshago bandhujanair vihinash chauragnibhupair bhayam atanoti

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In the dasha-fruition of a Dukhita (sorrow-afflicted) planet too, one constantly attains manifold sorrow; becoming a wanderer in foreign lands, devoid of kinsmen, one experiences fear from thieves, fire, and kings.

    स्रोत: Transcribed from page256 (PDF p.288) of the printed BPHS edition (Sanskrit root text + Hindi commentary, Veda Nidhi Varanasi digitization via eGangotri, CC-0, Swami Atmanand Giri/Prabhuji). Folio "२५६", running head reads the BOOK TITLE "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" (T-type) -- page255 was C-type, continuing the recto/verso alternation, now 27 consecutive pages (231-256). This page opens with verses 46.15-46.19, completing the dasha-phala results for all nine Diptadi states named in verse 46.7 (Dina, Dukhita, Vikala, Khala, Kopi -- following Dipta/Svastha/Mudita/Shanta from page255), then the joint Hindi commentary for ALL NINE dasha-phala verses (46.11-46.19), closing "॥ ११-१९ ॥". It then opens a NEW group of six planetary states (Lajjita/Garvita/Kshudhita/Trupti/Mudita/Kshobhita) under the subheading "ग्रहों की लज्जिताद्यवस्था—", with verse 46.20 naming all six, and verses 46.21-46.22 beginning their sign/conjunction-based definitions (Lajjita, Garvita). This Lajjitadi section is NOT complete on this page (only 2 of 6 states defined) and continues on page257. DIGITIZATION WATERMARK: THIRTEENTH consecutive instance, in the page footer beneath the final band (band35); this is the THIRD instance to sit close enough to interfere with reading verse glyphs (after page254 and page255). Recovery used the same grayscale-binarization + morphological-erosion technique (PIL MinFilter) established on page255, applied at multiple erosion strengths (MinFilter(3) and MinFilter(5)) and zoom levels up to 8x on the specific ambiguous conjunct in verse 46.22's second line. Verse 46.16 (bands4-5), closing "॥ १६ ॥".

  17. 46.17 सत्यापित

    46.17

    संस्कृत

    वैकल्ययुक्तखेटदशाविपाके वैकल्यमायाति मनोविकारम् । मित्रादिकानां मरणं विशेषात् स्त्रीपुत्रयानाम्बरचौरपीडाम् ॥ १७ ॥

    vaikalyayuktakhetadashavipake vaikalyam ayati manovikaram, mitradikanam maranam visheshat striputrayanambaracaurapidam

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In the dasha-fruition of a planet endowed with Vaikalya (disturbance), one attains disturbance and derangement of mind, especially the death of friends and the like, and affliction from theft regarding wife, son, vehicles, and garments.

    स्रोत: Transcribed from page256 (PDF p.288) of the printed BPHS edition (Sanskrit root text + Hindi commentary, Veda Nidhi Varanasi digitization via eGangotri, CC-0, Swami Atmanand Giri/Prabhuji). Folio "२५६", running head reads the BOOK TITLE "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" (T-type) -- page255 was C-type, continuing the recto/verso alternation, now 27 consecutive pages (231-256). This page opens with verses 46.15-46.19, completing the dasha-phala results for all nine Diptadi states named in verse 46.7 (Dina, Dukhita, Vikala, Khala, Kopi -- following Dipta/Svastha/Mudita/Shanta from page255), then the joint Hindi commentary for ALL NINE dasha-phala verses (46.11-46.19), closing "॥ ११-१९ ॥". It then opens a NEW group of six planetary states (Lajjita/Garvita/Kshudhita/Trupti/Mudita/Kshobhita) under the subheading "ग्रहों की लज्जिताद्यवस्था—", with verse 46.20 naming all six, and verses 46.21-46.22 beginning their sign/conjunction-based definitions (Lajjita, Garvita). This Lajjitadi section is NOT complete on this page (only 2 of 6 states defined) and continues on page257. DIGITIZATION WATERMARK: THIRTEENTH consecutive instance, in the page footer beneath the final band (band35); this is the THIRD instance to sit close enough to interfere with reading verse glyphs (after page254 and page255). Recovery used the same grayscale-binarization + morphological-erosion technique (PIL MinFilter) established on page255, applied at multiple erosion strengths (MinFilter(3) and MinFilter(5)) and zoom levels up to 8x on the specific ambiguous conjunct in verse 46.22's second line. Verse 46.17 (bands6-9; each line split across two bands by the ascender/matra detection gap, as with verse 46.15). The क्त conjunct in "वैकल्ययुक्तखेटदशाविपाके" was zoom-verified at 4x (p256-b07-zoom.png) as a standard क्त ligature, not an anomaly.

  18. 46.18 सत्यापित

    46.18

    संस्कृत

    दशाविपाके कलहं वियोगं खलस्य खेटस्य पितुर्वियोगम् । शत्रोर्जनानां धनभूमिनाशमुपैति नित्यं स्वजनैश्च निन्दाम् ॥ १८ ॥

    dashavipake kalaham viyogam khalasya khetasya pitur viyogam, shatror jananam dhanabhuminasham upaiti nityam svajanaish cha nindam

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In the dasha-fruition of a Khala (wicked) planet: quarrel, separation, and separation from father; one constantly attains, at the hands of enemies' people, the destruction of wealth and land, and censure from one's own kinsmen.

    स्रोत: Transcribed from page256 (PDF p.288) of the printed BPHS edition (Sanskrit root text + Hindi commentary, Veda Nidhi Varanasi digitization via eGangotri, CC-0, Swami Atmanand Giri/Prabhuji). Folio "२५६", running head reads the BOOK TITLE "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" (T-type) -- page255 was C-type, continuing the recto/verso alternation, now 27 consecutive pages (231-256). This page opens with verses 46.15-46.19, completing the dasha-phala results for all nine Diptadi states named in verse 46.7 (Dina, Dukhita, Vikala, Khala, Kopi -- following Dipta/Svastha/Mudita/Shanta from page255), then the joint Hindi commentary for ALL NINE dasha-phala verses (46.11-46.19), closing "॥ ११-१९ ॥". It then opens a NEW group of six planetary states (Lajjita/Garvita/Kshudhita/Trupti/Mudita/Kshobhita) under the subheading "ग्रहों की लज्जिताद्यवस्था—", with verse 46.20 naming all six, and verses 46.21-46.22 beginning their sign/conjunction-based definitions (Lajjita, Garvita). This Lajjitadi section is NOT complete on this page (only 2 of 6 states defined) and continues on page257. DIGITIZATION WATERMARK: THIRTEENTH consecutive instance, in the page footer beneath the final band (band35); this is the THIRD instance to sit close enough to interfere with reading verse glyphs (after page254 and page255). Recovery used the same grayscale-binarization + morphological-erosion technique (PIL MinFilter) established on page255, applied at multiple erosion strengths (MinFilter(3) and MinFilter(5)) and zoom levels up to 8x on the specific ambiguous conjunct in verse 46.22's second line. Verse 46.18 (bands10-11), closing "॥ १८ ॥". Zoom-verified (p256-b10-zoom.png, p256-b11-zoom.png) that "पितुर्वियोगम्" and "शत्रोर्जनानां" both carry the reph (र्) correctly -- standard sandhi, not anomalies.

  19. 46.19 सत्यापित

    46.19

    संस्कृत

    कोपान्वितस्यापि दशाविपाके पापाः समायान्ति बहुप्रकारैः । विद्याधनस्त्रीसुतबन्धुनाशः पुत्रादिकृच्छ्रं त्वथ नेत्ररोगः ॥ १९ ॥

    kopanvitasyapi dashavipake papah samayanti bahuprakaraih, vidyadhanastrisutabandhunashah putradikrichchhram tvatha netrarogah

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In the dasha-fruition of a Kopi (wrathful) planet too, evils come in many kinds: loss of learning, wealth, wife, son, and kinsmen; and difficulty regarding sons and the like, and disease of the eyes.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    प्रदीप्तावस्थापन्न ग्रह की दशा में जातक राज्य, उत्साह, शौर्य, धन, यान, स्त्री-पुत्रलाभ, बन्धुओं तथा राजा के द्वारा सम्मान प्राप्त करता है । स्वस्थग्रह की दशा में—स्वास्थ्य, राजा से प्राप्त धनादि का सुख, विद्या, यश, प्रेम, स्त्री-धन, भूमि आदि, तथा धर्मलाभ होता है । मुदित ग्रह की दशा में वस्त्र, सुगिन्धत द्रव्य, पुत्र, धन, धैर्य, पुराण, धर्म-श्रवणादि-जन्य लाभ, हाथी आदि सवारियों, तथा वस्त्र-भूषणों की प्राप्ति होती है । शान्तग्रह की दशा में सुख, धर्म, भूमि, पुत्र, स्त्री, मान, विद्याविनोदयुक्त धर्मशास्त्र, चिन्तन से आनन्द, प्रचुरधन तथा राजसम्मान प्राप्त होता है । दीन ग्रह की दशा में स्थानभ्रष्ट, बन्धुओं के विरुद्ध हीन वृत्ति से जीविकापर, लोगों से अनादृत, तथा रोगपीडित जातक होता है । दुःखित ग्रह की दशा में दुखी, परदेशी, बान्धवों से विहीन, चोर, अग्नि, तथा राजा से विभीत, जातक होता है । विकल ग्रह की दशा में जातक को मानसिक विकलता, इष्ट-मित्रों का मरण, स्त्री, पुत्र, यान-वस्त्र, तथा चोर से पीड़ा होती है । खलग्रह की दशा में कलह, पितृवियोग, शत्रुकृत धन तथा भूमि का विनाश, नित्य स्वजनों के द्वारा निन्दा होती है । क्रुद्धग्रह की दशा में अनेकविध पापकर्मों में प्रवृत्ति, विद्या, धन, स्त्री, पुत्र, बन्धु का विनाश, तथा नेत्रपीड़ा होती है ॥ ११-१९ ॥

    स्रोत: Transcribed from page256 (PDF p.288) of the printed BPHS edition (Sanskrit root text + Hindi commentary, Veda Nidhi Varanasi digitization via eGangotri, CC-0, Swami Atmanand Giri/Prabhuji). Folio "२५६", running head reads the BOOK TITLE "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" (T-type) -- page255 was C-type, continuing the recto/verso alternation, now 27 consecutive pages (231-256). This page opens with verses 46.15-46.19, completing the dasha-phala results for all nine Diptadi states named in verse 46.7 (Dina, Dukhita, Vikala, Khala, Kopi -- following Dipta/Svastha/Mudita/Shanta from page255), then the joint Hindi commentary for ALL NINE dasha-phala verses (46.11-46.19), closing "॥ ११-१९ ॥". It then opens a NEW group of six planetary states (Lajjita/Garvita/Kshudhita/Trupti/Mudita/Kshobhita) under the subheading "ग्रहों की लज्जिताद्यवस्था—", with verse 46.20 naming all six, and verses 46.21-46.22 beginning their sign/conjunction-based definitions (Lajjita, Garvita). This Lajjitadi section is NOT complete on this page (only 2 of 6 states defined) and continues on page257. DIGITIZATION WATERMARK: THIRTEENTH consecutive instance, in the page footer beneath the final band (band35); this is the THIRD instance to sit close enough to interfere with reading verse glyphs (after page254 and page255). Recovery used the same grayscale-binarization + morphological-erosion technique (PIL MinFilter) established on page255, applied at multiple erosion strengths (MinFilter(3) and MinFilter(5)) and zoom levels up to 8x on the specific ambiguous conjunct in verse 46.22's second line. Verse 46.19 (bands12-13), the NINTH and final Diptadi-avastha dasha-phala verse, closing "॥ १९ ॥". Joint Hindi commentary for ALL NINE dasha-phala verses (46.11-46.19) follows (bands14-28), closing "॥ ११-१९ ॥"; attached here to the concluding verse per this project's convention for multi-verse joint commentary. "त्वथ" (zoom-verified at 4x, p256-b13-tvatha-zoom.png, unambiguously त्-व-थ) is printed where "तथा" (and) would be grammatically expected -- retained exactly as printed and disclosed as a likely typesetting irregularity, not silently corrected.

  20. 46.20 सत्यापित

    46.20

    संस्कृत

    लज्जितो गर्वितश्चैव क्षुधितस्तृप्तिस्तथा । मुदितः क्षोभितश्चैव ग्रहभावाः प्रकीर्तिताः ॥ २० ॥

    lajjito garvitash chaiva kshudhitas triptis tatha, muditah kshobhitash chaiva grahabhavah prakirtitah

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Lajjita (ashamed), Garvita (proud), and likewise Kshudhita (hungry) and Trupti (satisfaction), Mudita (delighted), and likewise Kshobhita (agitated) -- these are declared to be [further] planetary states.

    स्रोत: Transcribed from page256 (PDF p.288) of the printed BPHS edition (Sanskrit root text + Hindi commentary, Veda Nidhi Varanasi digitization via eGangotri, CC-0, Swami Atmanand Giri/Prabhuji). Folio "२५६", running head reads the BOOK TITLE "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" (T-type) -- page255 was C-type, continuing the recto/verso alternation, now 27 consecutive pages (231-256). This page opens with verses 46.15-46.19, completing the dasha-phala results for all nine Diptadi states named in verse 46.7 (Dina, Dukhita, Vikala, Khala, Kopi -- following Dipta/Svastha/Mudita/Shanta from page255), then the joint Hindi commentary for ALL NINE dasha-phala verses (46.11-46.19), closing "॥ ११-१९ ॥". It then opens a NEW group of six planetary states (Lajjita/Garvita/Kshudhita/Trupti/Mudita/Kshobhita) under the subheading "ग्रहों की लज्जिताद्यवस्था—", with verse 46.20 naming all six, and verses 46.21-46.22 beginning their sign/conjunction-based definitions (Lajjita, Garvita). This Lajjitadi section is NOT complete on this page (only 2 of 6 states defined) and continues on page257. DIGITIZATION WATERMARK: THIRTEENTH consecutive instance, in the page footer beneath the final band (band35); this is the THIRD instance to sit close enough to interfere with reading verse glyphs (after page254 and page255). Recovery used the same grayscale-binarization + morphological-erosion technique (PIL MinFilter) established on page255, applied at multiple erosion strengths (MinFilter(3) and MinFilter(5)) and zoom levels up to 8x on the specific ambiguous conjunct in verse 46.22's second line. Subheading (band29) "ग्रहों की लज्जिताद्यवस्था—" introduces a new group of six avasthas. Verse 46.20 (bands30-31) names them, closing "॥ २० ॥". Zoom-verified (p256-b30-zoom.png): the fourth state is printed as "तृप्तिः" (Trupti, a noun, "satisfaction") rather than the adjective "तृप्तः" (Trupta, "satisfied") that would grammatically match the surrounding adjective series (Lajjitah, Garvitah, Kshudhitah, ..., Muditah, Kshobhitah) -- retained exactly as printed and disclosed as a likely printed inconsistency, not silently corrected.

  21. 46.21 सत्यापित

    46.21

    संस्कृत

    पुत्रगेहगतः खेटा राहुकेतुयुतोऽपि वा । रविमन्दकुजैयुक्तो लज्जितो ग्रह ईरितः ॥ २१ ॥

    putragehagatah kheta rahuketuyuto'pi va, ravimandakujaiyukto lajjito graha iritah

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    A planet situated in the house of offspring [the 5th house], or else conjoined with Rahu or Ketu, or joined with the Sun, Saturn, [or] Mars -- that planet is declared to be Lajjita (ashamed).

    स्रोत: Transcribed from page256 (PDF p.288) of the printed BPHS edition (Sanskrit root text + Hindi commentary, Veda Nidhi Varanasi digitization via eGangotri, CC-0, Swami Atmanand Giri/Prabhuji). Folio "२५६", running head reads the BOOK TITLE "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" (T-type) -- page255 was C-type, continuing the recto/verso alternation, now 27 consecutive pages (231-256). This page opens with verses 46.15-46.19, completing the dasha-phala results for all nine Diptadi states named in verse 46.7 (Dina, Dukhita, Vikala, Khala, Kopi -- following Dipta/Svastha/Mudita/Shanta from page255), then the joint Hindi commentary for ALL NINE dasha-phala verses (46.11-46.19), closing "॥ ११-१९ ॥". It then opens a NEW group of six planetary states (Lajjita/Garvita/Kshudhita/Trupti/Mudita/Kshobhita) under the subheading "ग्रहों की लज्जिताद्यवस्था—", with verse 46.20 naming all six, and verses 46.21-46.22 beginning their sign/conjunction-based definitions (Lajjita, Garvita). This Lajjitadi section is NOT complete on this page (only 2 of 6 states defined) and continues on page257. DIGITIZATION WATERMARK: THIRTEENTH consecutive instance, in the page footer beneath the final band (band35); this is the THIRD instance to sit close enough to interfere with reading verse glyphs (after page254 and page255). Recovery used the same grayscale-binarization + morphological-erosion technique (PIL MinFilter) established on page255, applied at multiple erosion strengths (MinFilter(3) and MinFilter(5)) and zoom levels up to 8x on the specific ambiguous conjunct in verse 46.22's second line. Verse 46.21 (bands32-33), the first of the Lajjitadi definitional verses, closing "॥ २१ ॥". Zoom-verified at 5x (p256-b33-tight.png) that "कुजैयुक्तो" is printed WITHOUT the reph (र्) that standard sandhi would require (कुजैः + युक्तः → कुजैर्युक्तः) -- retained exactly as printed and disclosed as a likely typesetting omission, not silently corrected.

  22. 46.22 सत्यापित

    46.22

    संस्कृत

    तुङ्गस्थानगतो वाऽपि त्रिकोणेऽपि भवेत् पुनः । गर्वितः सोऽपि गदितो निर्विग्नं द्विजोत्तम ॥ २२ ॥

    tungasthanagato va'pi trikone'pi bhavet punah, garvitah so'pi gadito nirvignam dvijottama

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Or else, situated in its exaltation sign, or again in a trine -- that [planet] too, O best of the twice-born, is declared to be Garvita (proud), [meaning] undisturbed.

    स्रोत: Transcribed from page256 (PDF p.288) of the printed BPHS edition (Sanskrit root text + Hindi commentary, Veda Nidhi Varanasi digitization via eGangotri, CC-0, Swami Atmanand Giri/Prabhuji). Folio "२५६", running head reads the BOOK TITLE "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" (T-type) -- page255 was C-type, continuing the recto/verso alternation, now 27 consecutive pages (231-256). This page opens with verses 46.15-46.19, completing the dasha-phala results for all nine Diptadi states named in verse 46.7 (Dina, Dukhita, Vikala, Khala, Kopi -- following Dipta/Svastha/Mudita/Shanta from page255), then the joint Hindi commentary for ALL NINE dasha-phala verses (46.11-46.19), closing "॥ ११-१९ ॥". It then opens a NEW group of six planetary states (Lajjita/Garvita/Kshudhita/Trupti/Mudita/Kshobhita) under the subheading "ग्रहों की लज्जिताद्यवस्था—", with verse 46.20 naming all six, and verses 46.21-46.22 beginning their sign/conjunction-based definitions (Lajjita, Garvita). This Lajjitadi section is NOT complete on this page (only 2 of 6 states defined) and continues on page257. DIGITIZATION WATERMARK: THIRTEENTH consecutive instance, in the page footer beneath the final band (band35); this is the THIRD instance to sit close enough to interfere with reading verse glyphs (after page254 and page255). Recovery used the same grayscale-binarization + morphological-erosion technique (PIL MinFilter) established on page255, applied at multiple erosion strengths (MinFilter(3) and MinFilter(5)) and zoom levels up to 8x on the specific ambiguous conjunct in verse 46.22's second line. Verse 46.22 (bands34-35), the second Lajjitadi definitional verse (Garvita), closing "॥ २२ ॥" -- the FINAL band on this page. Its second line sits just above the page-footer digitization watermark. Extensive recovery effort on the word after "सोऽपि गदितो": plain zoom, then erosion at MinFilter(3) and MinFilter(5) strengths (p256-b35-eroded.png, p256-b35-eroded5.png), then same-page-control comparison against this page's other ग instances (e.g. "रोग" in verse 46.15, p256-b03-full-check.png) to check the base consonant shape. The eroded image shows a consonant with a closed loop/hook at its base more consistent with this page's ग-shape than its घ-shape, plus a subjoined stroke consistent with ्न, followed by anusvara -- read here as "निर्विग्नं". However, "निर्विघ्नं" (nirvighnam, "unobstructed/undisturbed") is the far more common and semantically expected Sanskrit word in this position, and the visual distinction between this page's ग and घ was not independently confirmed elsewhere on the page. This word is therefore transcribed as the best-supported literal reading with the alternate "निर्विघ्नं" explicitly disclosed as plausible and likely intended; the translation above follows the "undisturbed" sense common to both readings.

  23. 46.23 सत्यापित

    46.23

    संस्कृत

    शत्रुगेही शत्रुयुक्तो रिपुदृष्टो भवेद्यदि । क्षुधितः स च विज्ञेयः शनियुक्तो यथा तथा ॥ २३ ॥

    shatrugehi shatruyukto ripudrishto bhavedyadi, kshudhitah sa cha vijneyah shaniyukto yatha tatha

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If [a planet] is in an enemy's house, conjunct an enemy, or aspected by a foe, it should be known as Kshudhita (hungry/starved); likewise also if conjunct Saturn, in whatever way [this occurs].

    स्रोत: Transcribed from page257 (PDF p.289) of the printed BPHS edition (Sanskrit root text + Hindi commentary, Veda Nidhi Varanasi digitization via eGangotri, CC-0, Swami Atmanand Giri/Prabhuji). Folio "२५७", running head reads the CHAPTER TITLE "ग्रहावस्थफलाध्यायः" (C-type) -- page256 was T-type, continuing the recto/verso alternation, now TWENTY-EIGHT consecutive pages (231-257). This page completes the Lajjitadi six-state section begun on page256: verses 46.23-46.26 define the remaining four states (Kshudhita, Trupti, Mudita, Kshobhita), verse 46.27 is a summary verse (Kshudhita/Kshobhita in any house destroys that house's results), followed by a joint Hindi commentary for ALL EIGHT verses of the section (46.20-46.27), closing "॥ २०-२७ ॥". A NOTABLE DISCLOSED DISCREPANCY: this joint commentary names the six states as "लज्जित, गर्वित, क्षुधित, तृषित, सुदित, क्षोभित" (zoom-verified, p257-b11-word-zoom.png) -- using "तृषित" (tṛṣita, "thirsty") and "सुदित" (sudita) where the Sanskrit verses (46.20, 46.24, 46.25) use "तृप्ति/तृपितः" (Trupti/Tṛpita, "satisfied") and "मुदितः" (Mudita, "joyful") respectively. Both forms are retained exactly as printed in their respective fields (verse text unchanged, commentary text unchanged) with no silent correction. The page then continues with verses 46.28-46.32: a transitional verse on applying this method to all houses via strength/weakness analysis (46.28), a verse on mutual-conjunction mixed results (46.29), and three verses on the ill effects of these states falling in the 10th house/karma-sthana (46.30), 5th house/putra-sthana (46.31), and 7th house/kalatra-sthana (46.32). Band27 (height 26px, gap 3px to band28) was flagged by the standing undersized-band re-scan rule and confirmed via a merged wide crop (p257-b27-28-merged.png) to be an ascender/matra-stroke split of ONE printed line ("सुतनाशो भवेत्तस्य नैकस्तिष्ठति सर्वदा ॥ ३१ ॥"), not missing content -- the same detection artifact observed repeatedly on page256. The page ends with the start of further Hindi commentary (band31: "इस प्रकार बलाबल विवेक से सभी भावों का फलादेश करना चाहिए। परस्पर...") that is CUT OFF mid-sentence at the bottom of the page and continues onto page258 -- transcribed here as far as printed, with the truncation disclosed rather than the sentence being completed or guessed. Band32, the final band ("१७ ब्र० पा०"), is a printer's gathering/signature mark (structural page-production marking), not verse content -- recorded here as a source note only, not seeded as its own entry. DIGITIZATION WATERMARK: band30 area carries the recurring "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" scan credit line (FOURTEENTH consecutive instance), overlapping the bottom of verse 46.32's Hindi commentary region; it did not obstruct any Sanskrit verse glyphs on this page, so no erosion-recovery technique was needed here. One reading of note: verse 46.24's "तृपितः" was zoom-verified letter-by-letter (p257-b04-word-zoom3.png: त-ृ-प-ि-त-ः) to be genuinely printed with this spelling rather than the expected adjective form "तृप्तः" -- retained as printed. Verse 46.29's final word of its first line was zoom-verified (p257-b22-lastword-v5.png) to be genuinely "पुतः" (visarga clearly visible) rather than an expected word like "बुधैः" or "पृथक्" -- retained as printed, with "पुनः" (punah, "again") disclosed as a plausible intended reading given visual/phonetic proximity.

  24. 46.24 सत्यापित

    46.24

    संस्कृत

    जलराशौ स्थितः खेटः शत्रुणा चावलोकितः । शुभग्रहा न पश्यन्ति तृपितः स उदाहृतः ॥ २४ ॥

    jalarashau sthitah khetah shatruna chavalokitah, shubhagraha na pashyanti tripitah sa udahritah

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    A planet situated in a water sign, aspected by an enemy, and unseen by benefic planets -- that is declared as Tripita (satiated/thirst-quenched). [Printed "तृपितः" rather than the expected adjective form "तृप्तः"; retained as printed.]

    स्रोत: Transcribed from page257 (PDF p.289) of the printed BPHS edition (Sanskrit root text + Hindi commentary, Veda Nidhi Varanasi digitization via eGangotri, CC-0, Swami Atmanand Giri/Prabhuji). Folio "२५७", running head reads the CHAPTER TITLE "ग्रहावस्थफलाध्यायः" (C-type) -- page256 was T-type, continuing the recto/verso alternation, now TWENTY-EIGHT consecutive pages (231-257). This page completes the Lajjitadi six-state section begun on page256: verses 46.23-46.26 define the remaining four states (Kshudhita, Trupti, Mudita, Kshobhita), verse 46.27 is a summary verse (Kshudhita/Kshobhita in any house destroys that house's results), followed by a joint Hindi commentary for ALL EIGHT verses of the section (46.20-46.27), closing "॥ २०-२७ ॥". A NOTABLE DISCLOSED DISCREPANCY: this joint commentary names the six states as "लज्जित, गर्वित, क्षुधित, तृषित, सुदित, क्षोभित" (zoom-verified, p257-b11-word-zoom.png) -- using "तृषित" (tṛṣita, "thirsty") and "सुदित" (sudita) where the Sanskrit verses (46.20, 46.24, 46.25) use "तृप्ति/तृपितः" (Trupti/Tṛpita, "satisfied") and "मुदितः" (Mudita, "joyful") respectively. Both forms are retained exactly as printed in their respective fields (verse text unchanged, commentary text unchanged) with no silent correction. The page then continues with verses 46.28-46.32: a transitional verse on applying this method to all houses via strength/weakness analysis (46.28), a verse on mutual-conjunction mixed results (46.29), and three verses on the ill effects of these states falling in the 10th house/karma-sthana (46.30), 5th house/putra-sthana (46.31), and 7th house/kalatra-sthana (46.32). Band27 (height 26px, gap 3px to band28) was flagged by the standing undersized-band re-scan rule and confirmed via a merged wide crop (p257-b27-28-merged.png) to be an ascender/matra-stroke split of ONE printed line ("सुतनाशो भवेत्तस्य नैकस्तिष्ठति सर्वदा ॥ ३१ ॥"), not missing content -- the same detection artifact observed repeatedly on page256. The page ends with the start of further Hindi commentary (band31: "इस प्रकार बलाबल विवेक से सभी भावों का फलादेश करना चाहिए। परस्पर...") that is CUT OFF mid-sentence at the bottom of the page and continues onto page258 -- transcribed here as far as printed, with the truncation disclosed rather than the sentence being completed or guessed. Band32, the final band ("१७ ब्र० पा०"), is a printer's gathering/signature mark (structural page-production marking), not verse content -- recorded here as a source note only, not seeded as its own entry. DIGITIZATION WATERMARK: band30 area carries the recurring "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" scan credit line (FOURTEENTH consecutive instance), overlapping the bottom of verse 46.32's Hindi commentary region; it did not obstruct any Sanskrit verse glyphs on this page, so no erosion-recovery technique was needed here. One reading of note: verse 46.24's "तृपितः" was zoom-verified letter-by-letter (p257-b04-word-zoom3.png: त-ृ-प-ि-त-ः) to be genuinely printed with this spelling rather than the expected adjective form "तृप्तः" -- retained as printed. Verse 46.29's final word of its first line was zoom-verified (p257-b22-lastword-v5.png) to be genuinely "पुतः" (visarga clearly visible) rather than an expected word like "बुधैः" or "पृथक्" -- retained as printed, with "पुनः" (punah, "again") disclosed as a plausible intended reading given visual/phonetic proximity.

  25. 46.25 सत्यापित

    46.25

    संस्कृत

    मित्रगेही मित्रयुक्तो मित्रेण च विलोकितः । गुरुणा सहितो यश्च मुदितः स प्रकीर्तितः ॥ २५ ॥

    mitragehi mitrayukto mitrena cha vilokitah, guruna sahito yashcha muditah sa prakirtitah

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    One who is in a friend's house, conjunct a friend, and seen by a friend, and who is joined with Jupiter -- that one is proclaimed as Mudita (joyful).

    स्रोत: Transcribed from page257 (PDF p.289) of the printed BPHS edition (Sanskrit root text + Hindi commentary, Veda Nidhi Varanasi digitization via eGangotri, CC-0, Swami Atmanand Giri/Prabhuji). Folio "२५७", running head reads the CHAPTER TITLE "ग्रहावस्थफलाध्यायः" (C-type) -- page256 was T-type, continuing the recto/verso alternation, now TWENTY-EIGHT consecutive pages (231-257). This page completes the Lajjitadi six-state section begun on page256: verses 46.23-46.26 define the remaining four states (Kshudhita, Trupti, Mudita, Kshobhita), verse 46.27 is a summary verse (Kshudhita/Kshobhita in any house destroys that house's results), followed by a joint Hindi commentary for ALL EIGHT verses of the section (46.20-46.27), closing "॥ २०-२७ ॥". A NOTABLE DISCLOSED DISCREPANCY: this joint commentary names the six states as "लज्जित, गर्वित, क्षुधित, तृषित, सुदित, क्षोभित" (zoom-verified, p257-b11-word-zoom.png) -- using "तृषित" (tṛṣita, "thirsty") and "सुदित" (sudita) where the Sanskrit verses (46.20, 46.24, 46.25) use "तृप्ति/तृपितः" (Trupti/Tṛpita, "satisfied") and "मुदितः" (Mudita, "joyful") respectively. Both forms are retained exactly as printed in their respective fields (verse text unchanged, commentary text unchanged) with no silent correction. The page then continues with verses 46.28-46.32: a transitional verse on applying this method to all houses via strength/weakness analysis (46.28), a verse on mutual-conjunction mixed results (46.29), and three verses on the ill effects of these states falling in the 10th house/karma-sthana (46.30), 5th house/putra-sthana (46.31), and 7th house/kalatra-sthana (46.32). Band27 (height 26px, gap 3px to band28) was flagged by the standing undersized-band re-scan rule and confirmed via a merged wide crop (p257-b27-28-merged.png) to be an ascender/matra-stroke split of ONE printed line ("सुतनाशो भवेत्तस्य नैकस्तिष्ठति सर्वदा ॥ ३१ ॥"), not missing content -- the same detection artifact observed repeatedly on page256. The page ends with the start of further Hindi commentary (band31: "इस प्रकार बलाबल विवेक से सभी भावों का फलादेश करना चाहिए। परस्पर...") that is CUT OFF mid-sentence at the bottom of the page and continues onto page258 -- transcribed here as far as printed, with the truncation disclosed rather than the sentence being completed or guessed. Band32, the final band ("१७ ब्र० पा०"), is a printer's gathering/signature mark (structural page-production marking), not verse content -- recorded here as a source note only, not seeded as its own entry. DIGITIZATION WATERMARK: band30 area carries the recurring "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" scan credit line (FOURTEENTH consecutive instance), overlapping the bottom of verse 46.32's Hindi commentary region; it did not obstruct any Sanskrit verse glyphs on this page, so no erosion-recovery technique was needed here. One reading of note: verse 46.24's "तृपितः" was zoom-verified letter-by-letter (p257-b04-word-zoom3.png: त-ृ-प-ि-त-ः) to be genuinely printed with this spelling rather than the expected adjective form "तृप्तः" -- retained as printed. Verse 46.29's final word of its first line was zoom-verified (p257-b22-lastword-v5.png) to be genuinely "पुतः" (visarga clearly visible) rather than an expected word like "बुधैः" or "पृथक्" -- retained as printed, with "पुनः" (punah, "again") disclosed as a plausible intended reading given visual/phonetic proximity.

  26. 46.26 सत्यापित

    46.26

    संस्कृत

    रविणा संहितो यश्च पापाः पश्यन्ति सर्वथा । क्षोभितं तं विजानीयात् शत्रुणा यदि वीक्षितः ॥ २६ ॥

    ravina samhito yashcha papah pashyanti sarvatha, kshobhitam tam vijaniyat shatruna yadi vikshitah

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    And one who is conjunct the Sun and is seen by malefic planets in every way -- know that one as Kshobhita (agitated), if also aspected by an enemy.

    स्रोत: Transcribed from page257 (PDF p.289) of the printed BPHS edition (Sanskrit root text + Hindi commentary, Veda Nidhi Varanasi digitization via eGangotri, CC-0, Swami Atmanand Giri/Prabhuji). Folio "२५७", running head reads the CHAPTER TITLE "ग्रहावस्थफलाध्यायः" (C-type) -- page256 was T-type, continuing the recto/verso alternation, now TWENTY-EIGHT consecutive pages (231-257). This page completes the Lajjitadi six-state section begun on page256: verses 46.23-46.26 define the remaining four states (Kshudhita, Trupti, Mudita, Kshobhita), verse 46.27 is a summary verse (Kshudhita/Kshobhita in any house destroys that house's results), followed by a joint Hindi commentary for ALL EIGHT verses of the section (46.20-46.27), closing "॥ २०-२७ ॥". A NOTABLE DISCLOSED DISCREPANCY: this joint commentary names the six states as "लज्जित, गर्वित, क्षुधित, तृषित, सुदित, क्षोभित" (zoom-verified, p257-b11-word-zoom.png) -- using "तृषित" (tṛṣita, "thirsty") and "सुदित" (sudita) where the Sanskrit verses (46.20, 46.24, 46.25) use "तृप्ति/तृपितः" (Trupti/Tṛpita, "satisfied") and "मुदितः" (Mudita, "joyful") respectively. Both forms are retained exactly as printed in their respective fields (verse text unchanged, commentary text unchanged) with no silent correction. The page then continues with verses 46.28-46.32: a transitional verse on applying this method to all houses via strength/weakness analysis (46.28), a verse on mutual-conjunction mixed results (46.29), and three verses on the ill effects of these states falling in the 10th house/karma-sthana (46.30), 5th house/putra-sthana (46.31), and 7th house/kalatra-sthana (46.32). Band27 (height 26px, gap 3px to band28) was flagged by the standing undersized-band re-scan rule and confirmed via a merged wide crop (p257-b27-28-merged.png) to be an ascender/matra-stroke split of ONE printed line ("सुतनाशो भवेत्तस्य नैकस्तिष्ठति सर्वदा ॥ ३१ ॥"), not missing content -- the same detection artifact observed repeatedly on page256. The page ends with the start of further Hindi commentary (band31: "इस प्रकार बलाबल विवेक से सभी भावों का फलादेश करना चाहिए। परस्पर...") that is CUT OFF mid-sentence at the bottom of the page and continues onto page258 -- transcribed here as far as printed, with the truncation disclosed rather than the sentence being completed or guessed. Band32, the final band ("१७ ब्र० पा०"), is a printer's gathering/signature mark (structural page-production marking), not verse content -- recorded here as a source note only, not seeded as its own entry. DIGITIZATION WATERMARK: band30 area carries the recurring "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" scan credit line (FOURTEENTH consecutive instance), overlapping the bottom of verse 46.32's Hindi commentary region; it did not obstruct any Sanskrit verse glyphs on this page, so no erosion-recovery technique was needed here. One reading of note: verse 46.24's "तृपितः" was zoom-verified letter-by-letter (p257-b04-word-zoom3.png: त-ृ-प-ि-त-ः) to be genuinely printed with this spelling rather than the expected adjective form "तृप्तः" -- retained as printed. Verse 46.29's final word of its first line was zoom-verified (p257-b22-lastword-v5.png) to be genuinely "पुतः" (visarga clearly visible) rather than an expected word like "बुधैः" or "पृथक्" -- retained as printed, with "पुनः" (punah, "again") disclosed as a plausible intended reading given visual/phonetic proximity.

  27. 46.27 सत्यापित

    46.27

    संस्कृत

    येषु येषु च भावेषु ग्रहास्तिष्ठन्ति सर्वथा । क्षुधितः क्षोभितो वापि भावानां फलघातकः ॥ २७ ॥

    yeshu yeshu cha bhaveshu grahastishthanti sarvatha, kshudhitah kshobhito vapi bhavanam phalaghatakah

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In whichever houses the planets are situated, in every case -- if [they are] Kshudhita or Kshobhita, [they] destroy the results of those houses.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    लज्जित, गर्वित, क्षुधित, तृषित, सुदित, क्षोभित, ये ६ अवस्थाएं ग्रहों की कथित हैं। पुत्रभावस्थ ग्रह राहु या केतु से युक्त हो अथवा सूर्य, शनि, मंगल में से किसी से युक्त हो तो वह (ग्रह) लज्जित कहलाता है। उच्चस्थ अथवा त्रिकोणस्थ ग्रह गर्वित कहलाता है। शत्रुक्षेत्रगत ग्रह शत्रुयुक्त या शत्रुदृष्ट हों तो क्षुधित और शनियुक्त रहने पर और भी क्षुधित कहलाता है। जलचरराशिस्थ ग्रह शत्रुदृष्ट हो और शुभग्रहों की दृष्टि से रहित हो तो तृषित कहलाता है। मित्रक्षेत्री, मित्रयुक्त अथवा मित्रदृष्ट तथा गुरु से युतदृष्ट ग्रह सुदित कहलाता है। रवियुक्त ग्रह पापग्रहों तथा शत्रु से दृष्ट हो तो क्षोभित कहलाता है। क्षुधित तथा क्षोभित ग्रह जिन-जिन भावों में रहते हैं उन-उन भावों का फल नष्ट हो जाता है ॥ २०-२७ ॥

    स्रोत: Transcribed from page257 (PDF p.289) of the printed BPHS edition (Sanskrit root text + Hindi commentary, Veda Nidhi Varanasi digitization via eGangotri, CC-0, Swami Atmanand Giri/Prabhuji). Folio "२५७", running head reads the CHAPTER TITLE "ग्रहावस्थफलाध्यायः" (C-type) -- page256 was T-type, continuing the recto/verso alternation, now TWENTY-EIGHT consecutive pages (231-257). This page completes the Lajjitadi six-state section begun on page256: verses 46.23-46.26 define the remaining four states (Kshudhita, Trupti, Mudita, Kshobhita), verse 46.27 is a summary verse (Kshudhita/Kshobhita in any house destroys that house's results), followed by a joint Hindi commentary for ALL EIGHT verses of the section (46.20-46.27), closing "॥ २०-२७ ॥". A NOTABLE DISCLOSED DISCREPANCY: this joint commentary names the six states as "लज्जित, गर्वित, क्षुधित, तृषित, सुदित, क्षोभित" (zoom-verified, p257-b11-word-zoom.png) -- using "तृषित" (tṛṣita, "thirsty") and "सुदित" (sudita) where the Sanskrit verses (46.20, 46.24, 46.25) use "तृप्ति/तृपितः" (Trupti/Tṛpita, "satisfied") and "मुदितः" (Mudita, "joyful") respectively. Both forms are retained exactly as printed in their respective fields (verse text unchanged, commentary text unchanged) with no silent correction. The page then continues with verses 46.28-46.32: a transitional verse on applying this method to all houses via strength/weakness analysis (46.28), a verse on mutual-conjunction mixed results (46.29), and three verses on the ill effects of these states falling in the 10th house/karma-sthana (46.30), 5th house/putra-sthana (46.31), and 7th house/kalatra-sthana (46.32). Band27 (height 26px, gap 3px to band28) was flagged by the standing undersized-band re-scan rule and confirmed via a merged wide crop (p257-b27-28-merged.png) to be an ascender/matra-stroke split of ONE printed line ("सुतनाशो भवेत्तस्य नैकस्तिष्ठति सर्वदा ॥ ३१ ॥"), not missing content -- the same detection artifact observed repeatedly on page256. The page ends with the start of further Hindi commentary (band31: "इस प्रकार बलाबल विवेक से सभी भावों का फलादेश करना चाहिए। परस्पर...") that is CUT OFF mid-sentence at the bottom of the page and continues onto page258 -- transcribed here as far as printed, with the truncation disclosed rather than the sentence being completed or guessed. Band32, the final band ("१७ ब्र० पा०"), is a printer's gathering/signature mark (structural page-production marking), not verse content -- recorded here as a source note only, not seeded as its own entry. DIGITIZATION WATERMARK: band30 area carries the recurring "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" scan credit line (FOURTEENTH consecutive instance), overlapping the bottom of verse 46.32's Hindi commentary region; it did not obstruct any Sanskrit verse glyphs on this page, so no erosion-recovery technique was needed here. One reading of note: verse 46.24's "तृपितः" was zoom-verified letter-by-letter (p257-b04-word-zoom3.png: त-ृ-प-ि-त-ः) to be genuinely printed with this spelling rather than the expected adjective form "तृप्तः" -- retained as printed. Verse 46.29's final word of its first line was zoom-verified (p257-b22-lastword-v5.png) to be genuinely "पुतः" (visarga clearly visible) rather than an expected word like "बुधैः" or "पृथक्" -- retained as printed, with "पुनः" (punah, "again") disclosed as a plausible intended reading given visual/phonetic proximity.

  28. 46.28 सत्यापित

    46.28

    संस्कृत

    एवंक्रमेण बोद्धव्यं सर्वभावेषु पण्डितैः । बलावलविचारेण वक्तव्यः फलनिर्णयः ॥ २८ ॥

    evamkramena boddhavyam sarvabhaveshu panditaih, balavalavicharena vaktavyah phalanirnayah

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In this manner, [these states] should be understood by the wise in all houses; through the consideration of strength and weakness, the determination of results should be declared.

    स्रोत: Transcribed from page257 (PDF p.289) of the printed BPHS edition (Sanskrit root text + Hindi commentary, Veda Nidhi Varanasi digitization via eGangotri, CC-0, Swami Atmanand Giri/Prabhuji). Folio "२५७", running head reads the CHAPTER TITLE "ग्रहावस्थफलाध्यायः" (C-type) -- page256 was T-type, continuing the recto/verso alternation, now TWENTY-EIGHT consecutive pages (231-257). This page completes the Lajjitadi six-state section begun on page256: verses 46.23-46.26 define the remaining four states (Kshudhita, Trupti, Mudita, Kshobhita), verse 46.27 is a summary verse (Kshudhita/Kshobhita in any house destroys that house's results), followed by a joint Hindi commentary for ALL EIGHT verses of the section (46.20-46.27), closing "॥ २०-२७ ॥". A NOTABLE DISCLOSED DISCREPANCY: this joint commentary names the six states as "लज्जित, गर्वित, क्षुधित, तृषित, सुदित, क्षोभित" (zoom-verified, p257-b11-word-zoom.png) -- using "तृषित" (tṛṣita, "thirsty") and "सुदित" (sudita) where the Sanskrit verses (46.20, 46.24, 46.25) use "तृप्ति/तृपितः" (Trupti/Tṛpita, "satisfied") and "मुदितः" (Mudita, "joyful") respectively. Both forms are retained exactly as printed in their respective fields (verse text unchanged, commentary text unchanged) with no silent correction. The page then continues with verses 46.28-46.32: a transitional verse on applying this method to all houses via strength/weakness analysis (46.28), a verse on mutual-conjunction mixed results (46.29), and three verses on the ill effects of these states falling in the 10th house/karma-sthana (46.30), 5th house/putra-sthana (46.31), and 7th house/kalatra-sthana (46.32). Band27 (height 26px, gap 3px to band28) was flagged by the standing undersized-band re-scan rule and confirmed via a merged wide crop (p257-b27-28-merged.png) to be an ascender/matra-stroke split of ONE printed line ("सुतनाशो भवेत्तस्य नैकस्तिष्ठति सर्वदा ॥ ३१ ॥"), not missing content -- the same detection artifact observed repeatedly on page256. The page ends with the start of further Hindi commentary (band31: "इस प्रकार बलाबल विवेक से सभी भावों का फलादेश करना चाहिए। परस्पर...") that is CUT OFF mid-sentence at the bottom of the page and continues onto page258 -- transcribed here as far as printed, with the truncation disclosed rather than the sentence being completed or guessed. Band32, the final band ("१७ ब्र० पा०"), is a printer's gathering/signature mark (structural page-production marking), not verse content -- recorded here as a source note only, not seeded as its own entry. DIGITIZATION WATERMARK: band30 area carries the recurring "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" scan credit line (FOURTEENTH consecutive instance), overlapping the bottom of verse 46.32's Hindi commentary region; it did not obstruct any Sanskrit verse glyphs on this page, so no erosion-recovery technique was needed here. One reading of note: verse 46.24's "तृपितः" was zoom-verified letter-by-letter (p257-b04-word-zoom3.png: त-ृ-प-ि-त-ः) to be genuinely printed with this spelling rather than the expected adjective form "तृप्तः" -- retained as printed. Verse 46.29's final word of its first line was zoom-verified (p257-b22-lastword-v5.png) to be genuinely "पुतः" (visarga clearly visible) rather than an expected word like "बुधैः" or "पृथक्" -- retained as printed, with "पुनः" (punah, "again") disclosed as a plausible intended reading given visual/phonetic proximity.

  29. 46.29 सत्यापित

    46.29

    संस्कृत

    अन्योन्यं च मुदा युक्तं फलं मिश्रं वदेत् पुतः । बलहीने तदा हानिः सबले च महत् फलम् ॥ २९ ॥

    anyonyam cha muda yuktam phalam mishram vadet putah, balahine tada hanih sabale cha mahat phalam

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    And when [these states are] mutually joined with joy, a mixed result should again be declared: when [the planet is] weak, then loss; and when strong, a great result. [Printed "पुतः" (with clear visarga) rather than an expected word such as "बुधैः" or "पृथक्"; retained as printed, with "पुनः" (again) disclosed as a plausible intended reading.]

    स्रोत: Transcribed from page257 (PDF p.289) of the printed BPHS edition (Sanskrit root text + Hindi commentary, Veda Nidhi Varanasi digitization via eGangotri, CC-0, Swami Atmanand Giri/Prabhuji). Folio "२५७", running head reads the CHAPTER TITLE "ग्रहावस्थफलाध्यायः" (C-type) -- page256 was T-type, continuing the recto/verso alternation, now TWENTY-EIGHT consecutive pages (231-257). This page completes the Lajjitadi six-state section begun on page256: verses 46.23-46.26 define the remaining four states (Kshudhita, Trupti, Mudita, Kshobhita), verse 46.27 is a summary verse (Kshudhita/Kshobhita in any house destroys that house's results), followed by a joint Hindi commentary for ALL EIGHT verses of the section (46.20-46.27), closing "॥ २०-२७ ॥". A NOTABLE DISCLOSED DISCREPANCY: this joint commentary names the six states as "लज्जित, गर्वित, क्षुधित, तृषित, सुदित, क्षोभित" (zoom-verified, p257-b11-word-zoom.png) -- using "तृषित" (tṛṣita, "thirsty") and "सुदित" (sudita) where the Sanskrit verses (46.20, 46.24, 46.25) use "तृप्ति/तृपितः" (Trupti/Tṛpita, "satisfied") and "मुदितः" (Mudita, "joyful") respectively. Both forms are retained exactly as printed in their respective fields (verse text unchanged, commentary text unchanged) with no silent correction. The page then continues with verses 46.28-46.32: a transitional verse on applying this method to all houses via strength/weakness analysis (46.28), a verse on mutual-conjunction mixed results (46.29), and three verses on the ill effects of these states falling in the 10th house/karma-sthana (46.30), 5th house/putra-sthana (46.31), and 7th house/kalatra-sthana (46.32). Band27 (height 26px, gap 3px to band28) was flagged by the standing undersized-band re-scan rule and confirmed via a merged wide crop (p257-b27-28-merged.png) to be an ascender/matra-stroke split of ONE printed line ("सुतनाशो भवेत्तस्य नैकस्तिष्ठति सर्वदा ॥ ३१ ॥"), not missing content -- the same detection artifact observed repeatedly on page256. The page ends with the start of further Hindi commentary (band31: "इस प्रकार बलाबल विवेक से सभी भावों का फलादेश करना चाहिए। परस्पर...") that is CUT OFF mid-sentence at the bottom of the page and continues onto page258 -- transcribed here as far as printed, with the truncation disclosed rather than the sentence being completed or guessed. Band32, the final band ("१७ ब्र० पा०"), is a printer's gathering/signature mark (structural page-production marking), not verse content -- recorded here as a source note only, not seeded as its own entry. DIGITIZATION WATERMARK: band30 area carries the recurring "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" scan credit line (FOURTEENTH consecutive instance), overlapping the bottom of verse 46.32's Hindi commentary region; it did not obstruct any Sanskrit verse glyphs on this page, so no erosion-recovery technique was needed here. One reading of note: verse 46.24's "तृपितः" was zoom-verified letter-by-letter (p257-b04-word-zoom3.png: त-ृ-प-ि-त-ः) to be genuinely printed with this spelling rather than the expected adjective form "तृप्तः" -- retained as printed. Verse 46.29's final word of its first line was zoom-verified (p257-b22-lastword-v5.png) to be genuinely "पुतः" (visarga clearly visible) rather than an expected word like "बुधैः" or "पृथक्" -- retained as printed, with "पुनः" (punah, "again") disclosed as a plausible intended reading given visual/phonetic proximity.

  30. 46.30 सत्यापित

    46.30

    संस्कृत

    कर्मस्थाने स्थितो यस्य लज्जितस्तृप्तिस्तथा । क्षुधितः क्षोभितो वापि स नरो दुःखभाजनम् ॥ ३० ॥

    karmasthane sthito yasya lajjitastriptistatha, kshudhitah kshobhito vapi sa naro duhkhabhajanam

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In whose 10th house (karma-sthana) there is situated Lajjita, or likewise Trupti, or Kshudhita, or Kshobhita [as a planetary state] -- that person is a recipient of sorrow.

    स्रोत: Transcribed from page257 (PDF p.289) of the printed BPHS edition (Sanskrit root text + Hindi commentary, Veda Nidhi Varanasi digitization via eGangotri, CC-0, Swami Atmanand Giri/Prabhuji). Folio "२५७", running head reads the CHAPTER TITLE "ग्रहावस्थफलाध्यायः" (C-type) -- page256 was T-type, continuing the recto/verso alternation, now TWENTY-EIGHT consecutive pages (231-257). This page completes the Lajjitadi six-state section begun on page256: verses 46.23-46.26 define the remaining four states (Kshudhita, Trupti, Mudita, Kshobhita), verse 46.27 is a summary verse (Kshudhita/Kshobhita in any house destroys that house's results), followed by a joint Hindi commentary for ALL EIGHT verses of the section (46.20-46.27), closing "॥ २०-२७ ॥". A NOTABLE DISCLOSED DISCREPANCY: this joint commentary names the six states as "लज्जित, गर्वित, क्षुधित, तृषित, सुदित, क्षोभित" (zoom-verified, p257-b11-word-zoom.png) -- using "तृषित" (tṛṣita, "thirsty") and "सुदित" (sudita) where the Sanskrit verses (46.20, 46.24, 46.25) use "तृप्ति/तृपितः" (Trupti/Tṛpita, "satisfied") and "मुदितः" (Mudita, "joyful") respectively. Both forms are retained exactly as printed in their respective fields (verse text unchanged, commentary text unchanged) with no silent correction. The page then continues with verses 46.28-46.32: a transitional verse on applying this method to all houses via strength/weakness analysis (46.28), a verse on mutual-conjunction mixed results (46.29), and three verses on the ill effects of these states falling in the 10th house/karma-sthana (46.30), 5th house/putra-sthana (46.31), and 7th house/kalatra-sthana (46.32). Band27 (height 26px, gap 3px to band28) was flagged by the standing undersized-band re-scan rule and confirmed via a merged wide crop (p257-b27-28-merged.png) to be an ascender/matra-stroke split of ONE printed line ("सुतनाशो भवेत्तस्य नैकस्तिष्ठति सर्वदा ॥ ३१ ॥"), not missing content -- the same detection artifact observed repeatedly on page256. The page ends with the start of further Hindi commentary (band31: "इस प्रकार बलाबल विवेक से सभी भावों का फलादेश करना चाहिए। परस्पर...") that is CUT OFF mid-sentence at the bottom of the page and continues onto page258 -- transcribed here as far as printed, with the truncation disclosed rather than the sentence being completed or guessed. Band32, the final band ("१७ ब्र० पा०"), is a printer's gathering/signature mark (structural page-production marking), not verse content -- recorded here as a source note only, not seeded as its own entry. DIGITIZATION WATERMARK: band30 area carries the recurring "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" scan credit line (FOURTEENTH consecutive instance), overlapping the bottom of verse 46.32's Hindi commentary region; it did not obstruct any Sanskrit verse glyphs on this page, so no erosion-recovery technique was needed here. One reading of note: verse 46.24's "तृपितः" was zoom-verified letter-by-letter (p257-b04-word-zoom3.png: त-ृ-प-ि-त-ः) to be genuinely printed with this spelling rather than the expected adjective form "तृप्तः" -- retained as printed. Verse 46.29's final word of its first line was zoom-verified (p257-b22-lastword-v5.png) to be genuinely "पुतः" (visarga clearly visible) rather than an expected word like "बुधैः" or "पृथक्" -- retained as printed, with "पुनः" (punah, "again") disclosed as a plausible intended reading given visual/phonetic proximity.

  31. 46.31 सत्यापित

    46.31

    संस्कृत

    सुतस्थाने भवेद्यस्य लज्जितो ग्रह एव च । सुतनाशो भवेत्तस्य नैकस्तिष्ठति सर्वदा ॥ ३१ ॥

    sutasthane bhavedyasya lajjito graha eva cha, sutanasho bhavettasya naikastishthati sarvada

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In whose 5th house (suta-sthana/putra-sthana) there is a Lajjita planet -- loss of offspring befalls that person; not a single one remains always [alive].

    स्रोत: Transcribed from page257 (PDF p.289) of the printed BPHS edition (Sanskrit root text + Hindi commentary, Veda Nidhi Varanasi digitization via eGangotri, CC-0, Swami Atmanand Giri/Prabhuji). Folio "२५७", running head reads the CHAPTER TITLE "ग्रहावस्थफलाध्यायः" (C-type) -- page256 was T-type, continuing the recto/verso alternation, now TWENTY-EIGHT consecutive pages (231-257). This page completes the Lajjitadi six-state section begun on page256: verses 46.23-46.26 define the remaining four states (Kshudhita, Trupti, Mudita, Kshobhita), verse 46.27 is a summary verse (Kshudhita/Kshobhita in any house destroys that house's results), followed by a joint Hindi commentary for ALL EIGHT verses of the section (46.20-46.27), closing "॥ २०-२७ ॥". A NOTABLE DISCLOSED DISCREPANCY: this joint commentary names the six states as "लज्जित, गर्वित, क्षुधित, तृषित, सुदित, क्षोभित" (zoom-verified, p257-b11-word-zoom.png) -- using "तृषित" (tṛṣita, "thirsty") and "सुदित" (sudita) where the Sanskrit verses (46.20, 46.24, 46.25) use "तृप्ति/तृपितः" (Trupti/Tṛpita, "satisfied") and "मुदितः" (Mudita, "joyful") respectively. Both forms are retained exactly as printed in their respective fields (verse text unchanged, commentary text unchanged) with no silent correction. The page then continues with verses 46.28-46.32: a transitional verse on applying this method to all houses via strength/weakness analysis (46.28), a verse on mutual-conjunction mixed results (46.29), and three verses on the ill effects of these states falling in the 10th house/karma-sthana (46.30), 5th house/putra-sthana (46.31), and 7th house/kalatra-sthana (46.32). Band27 (height 26px, gap 3px to band28) was flagged by the standing undersized-band re-scan rule and confirmed via a merged wide crop (p257-b27-28-merged.png) to be an ascender/matra-stroke split of ONE printed line ("सुतनाशो भवेत्तस्य नैकस्तिष्ठति सर्वदा ॥ ३१ ॥"), not missing content -- the same detection artifact observed repeatedly on page256. The page ends with the start of further Hindi commentary (band31: "इस प्रकार बलाबल विवेक से सभी भावों का फलादेश करना चाहिए। परस्पर...") that is CUT OFF mid-sentence at the bottom of the page and continues onto page258 -- transcribed here as far as printed, with the truncation disclosed rather than the sentence being completed or guessed. Band32, the final band ("१७ ब्र० पा०"), is a printer's gathering/signature mark (structural page-production marking), not verse content -- recorded here as a source note only, not seeded as its own entry. DIGITIZATION WATERMARK: band30 area carries the recurring "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" scan credit line (FOURTEENTH consecutive instance), overlapping the bottom of verse 46.32's Hindi commentary region; it did not obstruct any Sanskrit verse glyphs on this page, so no erosion-recovery technique was needed here. One reading of note: verse 46.24's "तृपितः" was zoom-verified letter-by-letter (p257-b04-word-zoom3.png: त-ृ-प-ि-त-ः) to be genuinely printed with this spelling rather than the expected adjective form "तृप्तः" -- retained as printed. Verse 46.29's final word of its first line was zoom-verified (p257-b22-lastword-v5.png) to be genuinely "पुतः" (visarga clearly visible) rather than an expected word like "बुधैः" or "पृथक्" -- retained as printed, with "पुनः" (punah, "again") disclosed as a plausible intended reading given visual/phonetic proximity.

  32. 46.32 सत्यापित

    46.32

    संस्कृत

    क्षोभितस्तृप्तिश्चैव सप्तमे यस्य वा भवेत् । त्रियते तस्य नारी च सत्यमाहुर्द्विजोत्तम ॥ ३२ ॥

    kshobhitastriptishchaiva saptame yasya va bhavet, triyate tasya nari cha satyamahurdvijottama

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Or in whose 7th house there is Kshobhita or likewise Trupti -- his wife perishes; the twice-born declare this as truth, O best of the twice-born.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    इस प्रकार बलाबल विवेक से सभी भावों का फलादेश करना चाहिए। परस्पर मोदयुक्त ग्रह सबल तथा निर्बल दोनों तरह के हों तो मिश्रफल, बलहीन हों तो फल में अल्पता तथा सबल हों तो फलाधिक्य कहना। दशम भाव में लज्जित, तृपित, क्षुधित या क्षोभित ग्रह हों तो जातक अभागा, दुखी होता है। पञ्चम स्थान में लज्जित ग्रह रहें तो पुत्रनाश होता है, किन्तु एक पुत्र रहता है। सप्तम भवन में क्षोभित या तृषित ग्रह के रहने से स्त्री मर जाती है ॥ २८-३२ ॥

    स्रोत: Transcribed from page257 (PDF p.289) of the printed BPHS edition (Sanskrit root text + Hindi commentary, Veda Nidhi Varanasi digitization via eGangotri, CC-0, Swami Atmanand Giri/Prabhuji). Folio "२५७", running head reads the CHAPTER TITLE "ग्रहावस्थफलाध्यायः" (C-type) -- page256 was T-type, continuing the recto/verso alternation, now TWENTY-EIGHT consecutive pages (231-257). This page completes the Lajjitadi six-state section begun on page256: verses 46.23-46.26 define the remaining four states (Kshudhita, Trupti, Mudita, Kshobhita), verse 46.27 is a summary verse (Kshudhita/Kshobhita in any house destroys that house's results), followed by a joint Hindi commentary for ALL EIGHT verses of the section (46.20-46.27), closing "॥ २०-२७ ॥". A NOTABLE DISCLOSED DISCREPANCY: this joint commentary names the six states as "लज्जित, गर्वित, क्षुधित, तृषित, सुदित, क्षोभित" (zoom-verified, p257-b11-word-zoom.png) -- using "तृषित" (tṛṣita, "thirsty") and "सुदित" (sudita) where the Sanskrit verses (46.20, 46.24, 46.25) use "तृप्ति/तृपितः" (Trupti/Tṛpita, "satisfied") and "मुदितः" (Mudita, "joyful") respectively. Both forms are retained exactly as printed in their respective fields (verse text unchanged, commentary text unchanged) with no silent correction. The page then continues with verses 46.28-46.32: a transitional verse on applying this method to all houses via strength/weakness analysis (46.28), a verse on mutual-conjunction mixed results (46.29), and three verses on the ill effects of these states falling in the 10th house/karma-sthana (46.30), 5th house/putra-sthana (46.31), and 7th house/kalatra-sthana (46.32). Band27 (height 26px, gap 3px to band28) was flagged by the standing undersized-band re-scan rule and confirmed via a merged wide crop (p257-b27-28-merged.png) to be an ascender/matra-stroke split of ONE printed line ("सुतनाशो भवेत्तस्य नैकस्तिष्ठति सर्वदा ॥ ३१ ॥"), not missing content -- the same detection artifact observed repeatedly on page256. The page ends with the start of further Hindi commentary (band31: "इस प्रकार बलाबल विवेक से सभी भावों का फलादेश करना चाहिए। परस्पर...") that is CUT OFF mid-sentence at the bottom of the page and continues onto page258 -- transcribed here as far as printed, with the truncation disclosed rather than the sentence being completed or guessed. Band32, the final band ("१७ ब्र० पा०"), is a printer's gathering/signature mark (structural page-production marking), not verse content -- recorded here as a source note only, not seeded as its own entry. DIGITIZATION WATERMARK: band30 area carries the recurring "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" scan credit line (FOURTEENTH consecutive instance), overlapping the bottom of verse 46.32's Hindi commentary region; it did not obstruct any Sanskrit verse glyphs on this page, so no erosion-recovery technique was needed here. One reading of note: verse 46.24's "तृपितः" was zoom-verified letter-by-letter (p257-b04-word-zoom3.png: त-ृ-प-ि-त-ः) to be genuinely printed with this spelling rather than the expected adjective form "तृप्तः" -- retained as printed. Verse 46.29's final word of its first line was zoom-verified (p257-b22-lastword-v5.png) to be genuinely "पुतः" (visarga clearly visible) rather than an expected word like "बुधैः" or "पृथक्" -- retained as printed, with "पुनः" (punah, "again") disclosed as a plausible intended reading given visual/phonetic proximity.

  33. 46.33 सत्यापित

    46.33

    संस्कृत

    नवालयारामसुखं नृपत्वं कलापटुत्वं विदधाति पुंसाम् । सदार्थलाभं व्यवहारवृद्धि फलं विशेषादिह गर्वितस्य ॥ ३३ ॥

    navalayaramasukham nripatvam kalapatutvam vidadhati pumsam, sadarthalabham vyavaharavriddhi phalam visheshadiha garvitasya

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    For men, [the Garvita state] bestows the happiness of a new house and garden, kingship, and skill in the arts; constant gain of wealth and growth in business dealings -- this is, here, especially the result of the Garvita state. [Opening compound corrected during verification from an initially-read "नबालयारामसुखं" to "नवालयारामसुखं", confirmed by cross-referencing the page's own Hindi commentary, which describes "नूतनगृह" (new house) and "आराम" (garden).]

    स्रोत: Transcribed from page258 (PDF p.290) of the printed BPHS edition (Sanskrit root text + Hindi commentary, Veda Nidhi Varanasi digitization via eGangotri, CC-0, Swami Atmanand Giri/Prabhuji). Folio "२५८", running head reads the BOOK TITLE "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" (T-type) -- page257 was C-type, continuing the recto/verso alternation, now TWENTY-NINE consecutive pages (231-258). The page opens (bands1-5) with the COMPLETION of the Hindi commentary cut off at the bottom of page257 (covering verses 46.28-32), closing "॥ २८-३२ ॥"; that completed text has been used to backfill verse 46.32's translationHi field in this same seed run (see below). Band6 is a subheading, "गर्विताअवस्थाफल—" ("the results of the Garvita state"), marking the start of an individual-state-results sub-section; recorded here as a structural/source note only, NOT seeded as its own verse entry. Six new verses follow, one per state, in the order Garvita (46.33), Mudita/Sudita (46.34), Lajjita (46.35), Kshobhita/Sankshobhita (46.36), Kshudhita (46.37), and Tripta (46.38). A joint Hindi commentary (bands25-31) then explains verses 33-36 (Garvita, Sudita, Lajjita, Kshobhita); per this project's convention of attaching multi-verse joint commentary to the concluding verse in its range, it is attached to verse 46.36's translationHi -- but this commentary is itself CUT OFF mid-list ("...धनक्षय,") at the very bottom of the page and continues onto page259, so it is transcribed only as far as printed, with the truncation disclosed, mirroring the still-open 46.28-32 commentary continuation pattern from pages257-258. TWO SELF-CAUGHT TRANSCRIPTION CORRECTIONS were made on this page during verification, both disclosed transparently per the no-silent-correction rule: (1) verse 46.33's opening compound was initially read (via band-strip and same-page-control comparison against a confirmed "प") as "नबालयारामसुखं", but cross-referencing the page's own Hindi commentary (bands25-26: "नूतनगृह, आराम...का सुख") revealed the intended compound is "new house + garden + happiness", i.e. "नवालयारामसुखं" (नव+आलय+आराम+सुखं) -- the second character was corrected from "ब" to "व" using this NEW commentary-cross-reference verification technique, since direct glyph-shape comparison alone had not been conclusive between ब/व. (2) Verse 46.35's opening verb was initially read from the low-zoom band strip as "ददाति" but a dedicated high-zoom crop (p258-b13-left-zoom.png) clearly showed "दिशति" -- corrected via direct re-zoom. Additionally, several smaller refinements were made comparing band-strip reads against dedicated zoom crops: verse 46.36's opening word is "संक्षोभितस्यापि" (with the सं- prefix), not "क्षोभितस्यापि" as first read at band-strip resolution; verse 46.37's "अर्थबाधा" carries an anusvara, "अर्थंबाधा"; verse 46.38's "परितापो" is printed "पारितापो". Verse 46.34's second word (candidate "अद्भुतयोगे") remains a DISCLOSED RESIDUAL UNCERTAINTY: extensive zoom comparison (p258-b09 series of crops, same-page-control comparisons against confirmed अ/ख/घ glyphs) could not fully resolve it: the best-confidence reading is retained, with the uncertainty disclosed in that verse's translation field rather than presented as certain. Verse 46.36's "धनासिवाधामवनीशकोपात्" compound (confirmed via a dedicated tight zoom crop, p258-b16-word-zoom.png) does not parse as standard Sanskrit; retained exactly as printed rather than silently emended. The commentary (band29) explicitly glosses "राम" as it appears in verse 46.35 as "(ईश्वर)" -- i.e. God/the Divine, not the epic hero -- an important editorial clarification, disclosed in that verse's translation. DIGITIZATION WATERMARK: band31 area carries the recurring "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" scan credit line (FIFTEENTH consecutive instance), overlapping but not obstructing the commentary text there.

  34. 46.34 सत्यापित

    46.34

    संस्कृत

    भवति अद्भुतयोगे वासशाला विशाला । विमलवसनभूषाभूमियोषासु सौख्यम् । स्वजनजनविलासो भूमिपागारवासो रिपुनिवहविनाशो बुद्धिविद्याविकाशः ॥ ३४ ॥

    bhavati adbhutayoge vashashala vishala, vimalavasanabhushabhumiyoshasu saukhyam, svajanajanavilaso bhumipagaravaso ripunivahavinasho buddhividyavikashah

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    There arises [in this state, named Mudita/Sudita by the commentary] a spacious dwelling; happiness in pure garments, ornaments, land and women; enjoyment among one's own kinsfolk, residence in a king's palace, destruction of the multitude of enemies, and expansion of intellect and knowledge. [The second word of the opening line is a disclosed residual uncertainty: read here as "अद्भुतयोगे" ("in a wondrous conjunction") as the best-confidence reading after extensive zoom comparison against same-page control glyphs, but this could not be fully confirmed and is not presented as certain.]

    स्रोत: Transcribed from page258 (PDF p.290) of the printed BPHS edition (Sanskrit root text + Hindi commentary, Veda Nidhi Varanasi digitization via eGangotri, CC-0, Swami Atmanand Giri/Prabhuji). Folio "२५८", running head reads the BOOK TITLE "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" (T-type) -- page257 was C-type, continuing the recto/verso alternation, now TWENTY-NINE consecutive pages (231-258). The page opens (bands1-5) with the COMPLETION of the Hindi commentary cut off at the bottom of page257 (covering verses 46.28-32), closing "॥ २८-३२ ॥"; that completed text has been used to backfill verse 46.32's translationHi field in this same seed run (see below). Band6 is a subheading, "गर्विताअवस्थाफल—" ("the results of the Garvita state"), marking the start of an individual-state-results sub-section; recorded here as a structural/source note only, NOT seeded as its own verse entry. Six new verses follow, one per state, in the order Garvita (46.33), Mudita/Sudita (46.34), Lajjita (46.35), Kshobhita/Sankshobhita (46.36), Kshudhita (46.37), and Tripta (46.38). A joint Hindi commentary (bands25-31) then explains verses 33-36 (Garvita, Sudita, Lajjita, Kshobhita); per this project's convention of attaching multi-verse joint commentary to the concluding verse in its range, it is attached to verse 46.36's translationHi -- but this commentary is itself CUT OFF mid-list ("...धनक्षय,") at the very bottom of the page and continues onto page259, so it is transcribed only as far as printed, with the truncation disclosed, mirroring the still-open 46.28-32 commentary continuation pattern from pages257-258. TWO SELF-CAUGHT TRANSCRIPTION CORRECTIONS were made on this page during verification, both disclosed transparently per the no-silent-correction rule: (1) verse 46.33's opening compound was initially read (via band-strip and same-page-control comparison against a confirmed "प") as "नबालयारामसुखं", but cross-referencing the page's own Hindi commentary (bands25-26: "नूतनगृह, आराम...का सुख") revealed the intended compound is "new house + garden + happiness", i.e. "नवालयारामसुखं" (नव+आलय+आराम+सुखं) -- the second character was corrected from "ब" to "व" using this NEW commentary-cross-reference verification technique, since direct glyph-shape comparison alone had not been conclusive between ब/व. (2) Verse 46.35's opening verb was initially read from the low-zoom band strip as "ददाति" but a dedicated high-zoom crop (p258-b13-left-zoom.png) clearly showed "दिशति" -- corrected via direct re-zoom. Additionally, several smaller refinements were made comparing band-strip reads against dedicated zoom crops: verse 46.36's opening word is "संक्षोभितस्यापि" (with the सं- prefix), not "क्षोभितस्यापि" as first read at band-strip resolution; verse 46.37's "अर्थबाधा" carries an anusvara, "अर्थंबाधा"; verse 46.38's "परितापो" is printed "पारितापो". Verse 46.34's second word (candidate "अद्भुतयोगे") remains a DISCLOSED RESIDUAL UNCERTAINTY: extensive zoom comparison (p258-b09 series of crops, same-page-control comparisons against confirmed अ/ख/घ glyphs) could not fully resolve it: the best-confidence reading is retained, with the uncertainty disclosed in that verse's translation field rather than presented as certain. Verse 46.36's "धनासिवाधामवनीशकोपात्" compound (confirmed via a dedicated tight zoom crop, p258-b16-word-zoom.png) does not parse as standard Sanskrit; retained exactly as printed rather than silently emended. The commentary (band29) explicitly glosses "राम" as it appears in verse 46.35 as "(ईश्वर)" -- i.e. God/the Divine, not the epic hero -- an important editorial clarification, disclosed in that verse's translation. DIGITIZATION WATERMARK: band31 area carries the recurring "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" scan credit line (FIFTEENTH consecutive instance), overlapping but not obstructing the commentary text there.

  35. 46.35 सत्यापित

    46.35

    संस्कृत

    दिशति लज्जितभाववशाद्रति विगतरामममति विमतिक्षयम् । सुतगदागमनं गमनं वृथा कलिकथाभिरुचि न रुचि शुभे ॥ ३५ ॥

    dishati lajjitabhavavashadrati vigataramamamati vimatikshayam, sutagadagamanam gamanam vritha kalikathabhiruchi na ruchi shubhe

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    By the influence of the Lajjita state [a planet] bestows: aversion to Rama -- glossed by the commentary as "(ईश्वर)", i.e. God/the Divine, not the epic hero -- loss of discernment and destruction of good judgment; disease coming upon one's son, a journey undertaken in vain, fondness for quarrelsome talk, and no liking for auspicious deeds. [Opening verb corrected during verification from an initially-read "ददाति" to a zoom-confirmed "दिशति".]

    स्रोत: Transcribed from page258 (PDF p.290) of the printed BPHS edition (Sanskrit root text + Hindi commentary, Veda Nidhi Varanasi digitization via eGangotri, CC-0, Swami Atmanand Giri/Prabhuji). Folio "२५८", running head reads the BOOK TITLE "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" (T-type) -- page257 was C-type, continuing the recto/verso alternation, now TWENTY-NINE consecutive pages (231-258). The page opens (bands1-5) with the COMPLETION of the Hindi commentary cut off at the bottom of page257 (covering verses 46.28-32), closing "॥ २८-३२ ॥"; that completed text has been used to backfill verse 46.32's translationHi field in this same seed run (see below). Band6 is a subheading, "गर्विताअवस्थाफल—" ("the results of the Garvita state"), marking the start of an individual-state-results sub-section; recorded here as a structural/source note only, NOT seeded as its own verse entry. Six new verses follow, one per state, in the order Garvita (46.33), Mudita/Sudita (46.34), Lajjita (46.35), Kshobhita/Sankshobhita (46.36), Kshudhita (46.37), and Tripta (46.38). A joint Hindi commentary (bands25-31) then explains verses 33-36 (Garvita, Sudita, Lajjita, Kshobhita); per this project's convention of attaching multi-verse joint commentary to the concluding verse in its range, it is attached to verse 46.36's translationHi -- but this commentary is itself CUT OFF mid-list ("...धनक्षय,") at the very bottom of the page and continues onto page259, so it is transcribed only as far as printed, with the truncation disclosed, mirroring the still-open 46.28-32 commentary continuation pattern from pages257-258. TWO SELF-CAUGHT TRANSCRIPTION CORRECTIONS were made on this page during verification, both disclosed transparently per the no-silent-correction rule: (1) verse 46.33's opening compound was initially read (via band-strip and same-page-control comparison against a confirmed "प") as "नबालयारामसुखं", but cross-referencing the page's own Hindi commentary (bands25-26: "नूतनगृह, आराम...का सुख") revealed the intended compound is "new house + garden + happiness", i.e. "नवालयारामसुखं" (नव+आलय+आराम+सुखं) -- the second character was corrected from "ब" to "व" using this NEW commentary-cross-reference verification technique, since direct glyph-shape comparison alone had not been conclusive between ब/व. (2) Verse 46.35's opening verb was initially read from the low-zoom band strip as "ददाति" but a dedicated high-zoom crop (p258-b13-left-zoom.png) clearly showed "दिशति" -- corrected via direct re-zoom. Additionally, several smaller refinements were made comparing band-strip reads against dedicated zoom crops: verse 46.36's opening word is "संक्षोभितस्यापि" (with the सं- prefix), not "क्षोभितस्यापि" as first read at band-strip resolution; verse 46.37's "अर्थबाधा" carries an anusvara, "अर्थंबाधा"; verse 46.38's "परितापो" is printed "पारितापो". Verse 46.34's second word (candidate "अद्भुतयोगे") remains a DISCLOSED RESIDUAL UNCERTAINTY: extensive zoom comparison (p258-b09 series of crops, same-page-control comparisons against confirmed अ/ख/घ glyphs) could not fully resolve it: the best-confidence reading is retained, with the uncertainty disclosed in that verse's translation field rather than presented as certain. Verse 46.36's "धनासिवाधामवनीशकोपात्" compound (confirmed via a dedicated tight zoom crop, p258-b16-word-zoom.png) does not parse as standard Sanskrit; retained exactly as printed rather than silently emended. The commentary (band29) explicitly glosses "राम" as it appears in verse 46.35 as "(ईश्वर)" -- i.e. God/the Divine, not the epic hero -- an important editorial clarification, disclosed in that verse's translation. DIGITIZATION WATERMARK: band31 area carries the recurring "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" scan credit line (FIFTEENTH consecutive instance), overlapping but not obstructing the commentary text there.

  36. 46.36 सत्यापित

    46.36

    संस्कृत

    संक्षोभितस्यापि फलं विशेषाद् दारिद्र्यजातं कुमति च कष्टम् । करोति वित्तक्षयमंत्रिवाधां धनासिवाधामवनीशकोपात् ॥ ३६ ॥

    sankshobhitasyapi phalam vishesad daridryajatam kumati cha kashtam, karoti vittakshayamantrivadham dhanasivadhamavanishakopat

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The particular result of the Sankshobhita (agitated) state, too, is this: poverty, ill-judgment, and hardship; it brings about loss of wealth, trouble from a minister, and [an unclear final compound, "धनासिवाधाम्", retained exactly as printed since it does not parse as standard Sanskrit] on account of the wrath of a ruler. [Opening word zoom-confirmed as "संक्षोभितस्यापि" (with the सं- prefix), correcting an initial band-strip read of "क्षोभितस्यापि".]

    स्रोत: Transcribed from page258 (PDF p.290) of the printed BPHS edition (Sanskrit root text + Hindi commentary, Veda Nidhi Varanasi digitization via eGangotri, CC-0, Swami Atmanand Giri/Prabhuji). Folio "२५८", running head reads the BOOK TITLE "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" (T-type) -- page257 was C-type, continuing the recto/verso alternation, now TWENTY-NINE consecutive pages (231-258). The page opens (bands1-5) with the COMPLETION of the Hindi commentary cut off at the bottom of page257 (covering verses 46.28-32), closing "॥ २८-३२ ॥"; that completed text has been used to backfill verse 46.32's translationHi field in this same seed run (see below). Band6 is a subheading, "गर्विताअवस्थाफल—" ("the results of the Garvita state"), marking the start of an individual-state-results sub-section; recorded here as a structural/source note only, NOT seeded as its own verse entry. Six new verses follow, one per state, in the order Garvita (46.33), Mudita/Sudita (46.34), Lajjita (46.35), Kshobhita/Sankshobhita (46.36), Kshudhita (46.37), and Tripta (46.38). A joint Hindi commentary (bands25-31) then explains verses 33-36 (Garvita, Sudita, Lajjita, Kshobhita); per this project's convention of attaching multi-verse joint commentary to the concluding verse in its range, it is attached to verse 46.36's translationHi -- but this commentary is itself CUT OFF mid-list ("...धनक्षय,") at the very bottom of the page and continues onto page259, so it is transcribed only as far as printed, with the truncation disclosed, mirroring the still-open 46.28-32 commentary continuation pattern from pages257-258. TWO SELF-CAUGHT TRANSCRIPTION CORRECTIONS were made on this page during verification, both disclosed transparently per the no-silent-correction rule: (1) verse 46.33's opening compound was initially read (via band-strip and same-page-control comparison against a confirmed "प") as "नबालयारामसुखं", but cross-referencing the page's own Hindi commentary (bands25-26: "नूतनगृह, आराम...का सुख") revealed the intended compound is "new house + garden + happiness", i.e. "नवालयारामसुखं" (नव+आलय+आराम+सुखं) -- the second character was corrected from "ब" to "व" using this NEW commentary-cross-reference verification technique, since direct glyph-shape comparison alone had not been conclusive between ब/व. (2) Verse 46.35's opening verb was initially read from the low-zoom band strip as "ददाति" but a dedicated high-zoom crop (p258-b13-left-zoom.png) clearly showed "दिशति" -- corrected via direct re-zoom. Additionally, several smaller refinements were made comparing band-strip reads against dedicated zoom crops: verse 46.36's opening word is "संक्षोभितस्यापि" (with the सं- prefix), not "क्षोभितस्यापि" as first read at band-strip resolution; verse 46.37's "अर्थबाधा" carries an anusvara, "अर्थंबाधा"; verse 46.38's "परितापो" is printed "पारितापो". Verse 46.34's second word (candidate "अद्भुतयोगे") remains a DISCLOSED RESIDUAL UNCERTAINTY: extensive zoom comparison (p258-b09 series of crops, same-page-control comparisons against confirmed अ/ख/घ glyphs) could not fully resolve it: the best-confidence reading is retained, with the uncertainty disclosed in that verse's translation field rather than presented as certain. Verse 46.36's "धनासिवाधामवनीशकोपात्" compound (confirmed via a dedicated tight zoom crop, p258-b16-word-zoom.png) does not parse as standard Sanskrit; retained exactly as printed rather than silently emended. The commentary (band29) explicitly glosses "राम" as it appears in verse 46.35 as "(ईश्वर)" -- i.e. God/the Divine, not the epic hero -- an important editorial clarification, disclosed in that verse's translation. DIGITIZATION WATERMARK: band31 area carries the recurring "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" scan credit line (FIFTEENTH consecutive instance), overlapping but not obstructing the commentary text there.

  37. 46.37 सत्यापित

    46.37

    संस्कृत

    क्षुधितखगवशाद्वै शोकमोहादिपातः परिजनपरितापादाधिभीत्या कृशत्वम् । कलिरपि रिपुलोकैरर्थंबाधा नराणामखिलबलनिरोधो बुद्धिरोधो विषादात् ॥ ३७ ॥

    kshudhitakhagavashadvai shokamohadipatah parijanaparitapadadhibhitya krishatvam, kalirapi ripulokairarthambadha naranamakhilabalanirodho buddhirodho vishadat

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    By the influence of a Kshudhita (starved) planet, indeed, comes a fall into sorrow, delusion and the like; through anguish over one's own kinsfolk and fear in the mind, emaciation; also strife, obstruction of wealth through hostile people, complete blocking of a man's strength, and blocking of the intellect through despondency.

    स्रोत: Transcribed from page258 (PDF p.290) of the printed BPHS edition (Sanskrit root text + Hindi commentary, Veda Nidhi Varanasi digitization via eGangotri, CC-0, Swami Atmanand Giri/Prabhuji). Folio "२५८", running head reads the BOOK TITLE "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" (T-type) -- page257 was C-type, continuing the recto/verso alternation, now TWENTY-NINE consecutive pages (231-258). The page opens (bands1-5) with the COMPLETION of the Hindi commentary cut off at the bottom of page257 (covering verses 46.28-32), closing "॥ २८-३२ ॥"; that completed text has been used to backfill verse 46.32's translationHi field in this same seed run (see below). Band6 is a subheading, "गर्विताअवस्थाफल—" ("the results of the Garvita state"), marking the start of an individual-state-results sub-section; recorded here as a structural/source note only, NOT seeded as its own verse entry. Six new verses follow, one per state, in the order Garvita (46.33), Mudita/Sudita (46.34), Lajjita (46.35), Kshobhita/Sankshobhita (46.36), Kshudhita (46.37), and Tripta (46.38). A joint Hindi commentary (bands25-31) then explains verses 33-36 (Garvita, Sudita, Lajjita, Kshobhita); per this project's convention of attaching multi-verse joint commentary to the concluding verse in its range, it is attached to verse 46.36's translationHi -- but this commentary is itself CUT OFF mid-list ("...धनक्षय,") at the very bottom of the page and continues onto page259, so it is transcribed only as far as printed, with the truncation disclosed, mirroring the still-open 46.28-32 commentary continuation pattern from pages257-258. TWO SELF-CAUGHT TRANSCRIPTION CORRECTIONS were made on this page during verification, both disclosed transparently per the no-silent-correction rule: (1) verse 46.33's opening compound was initially read (via band-strip and same-page-control comparison against a confirmed "प") as "नबालयारामसुखं", but cross-referencing the page's own Hindi commentary (bands25-26: "नूतनगृह, आराम...का सुख") revealed the intended compound is "new house + garden + happiness", i.e. "नवालयारामसुखं" (नव+आलय+आराम+सुखं) -- the second character was corrected from "ब" to "व" using this NEW commentary-cross-reference verification technique, since direct glyph-shape comparison alone had not been conclusive between ब/व. (2) Verse 46.35's opening verb was initially read from the low-zoom band strip as "ददाति" but a dedicated high-zoom crop (p258-b13-left-zoom.png) clearly showed "दिशति" -- corrected via direct re-zoom. Additionally, several smaller refinements were made comparing band-strip reads against dedicated zoom crops: verse 46.36's opening word is "संक्षोभितस्यापि" (with the सं- prefix), not "क्षोभितस्यापि" as first read at band-strip resolution; verse 46.37's "अर्थबाधा" carries an anusvara, "अर्थंबाधा"; verse 46.38's "परितापो" is printed "पारितापो". Verse 46.34's second word (candidate "अद्भुतयोगे") remains a DISCLOSED RESIDUAL UNCERTAINTY: extensive zoom comparison (p258-b09 series of crops, same-page-control comparisons against confirmed अ/ख/घ glyphs) could not fully resolve it: the best-confidence reading is retained, with the uncertainty disclosed in that verse's translation field rather than presented as certain. Verse 46.36's "धनासिवाधामवनीशकोपात्" compound (confirmed via a dedicated tight zoom crop, p258-b16-word-zoom.png) does not parse as standard Sanskrit; retained exactly as printed rather than silently emended. The commentary (band29) explicitly glosses "राम" as it appears in verse 46.35 as "(ईश्वर)" -- i.e. God/the Divine, not the epic hero -- an important editorial clarification, disclosed in that verse's translation. DIGITIZATION WATERMARK: band31 area carries the recurring "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" scan credit line (FIFTEENTH consecutive instance), overlapping but not obstructing the commentary text there.

  38. 46.38 सत्यापित

    46.38

    संस्कृत

    तृपितखगभवे स्वेनाज्ञनासङ्ग्राममध्ये भवति गदाविकारो दुष्टकार्याधिकारः । निजजनपरिवादादर्थंहानिः कृशत्वं खलकृतपारितापो मानहानिः सदैव ॥ ३८ ॥

    tripitakhagabhave svenajnanasangramamadhye bhavati gadavikaro dushtakaryadhikarah, nijajanaparivadadarthamhanih krishatvam khalakritaparitapo manahanih sadaiva

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In the state of a Tripita (satiated) planet, amid conflict arising from one's own ignorance, there occurs disease and disorder, and involvement in wicked deeds; from slander by one's own kinsfolk, loss of wealth and emaciation; and always, distress caused by malicious people, and loss of honour. [Reuses the same तृपितः/तृप्त naming anomaly already disclosed on page257 (verse 46.24) and page258's own subheading region.]

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    गर्वितग्रह की दशा में नूतनगृह, आराम (पुष्पवाटिका) का सुख, राजत्व, कलाओं में पाटव, सतत अर्थलाभ तथा व्यापार में वृद्धि, होती है। सुदित ग्रह की दशा में विशाल भवन, सुन्दर वस्त्र, आभूषण, भूमि, एवं स्त्री का सौख्य, आत्मीयजनों के साथ विलास, राजभवन में निवास, शत्रु समुदाय का विनाश, तथा बुद्धि विद्या का विकाश हुआ करता है। लज्जित ग्रह की दशा में राम (ईश्वर) में अनिच्छा, विशिष्ट मति का विनाश, पुत्र को रोग, व्यर्थ यात्रा, झगड़ा में अभिरुचि तथा शुभकृत्य में अरुचि होता है। क्षोभितावस्थापन्न ग्रह की दशा में दारिद्र्य, कुबुद्धि, कष्ट, धनक्षय, पैर में कष्ट तथा राजकोप से धननाश होता है। क्षुधित ग्रह की दशा में शोक, मोह, आत्मीय जनों के सन्ताप के कारण मानसिक पीड़ा से दुर्बलता, शत्रुओं से विवाद, आर्थिक क्षति, सारी शक्तियों का ह्रास, और विवाद से बुद्धि कुण्ठित हो जाती है। तृपित ग्रह की दशा में स्त्री के साथ सम्पर्क से रोगविकार और दुष्कार्य में प्रवृत्ति, स्वजनों के साथ विवाद के कारण अर्थक्षय, दुर्बलता, दुर्जनकृत सन्ताप तथा सतत मानहानि होती है ॥ ३३-३८ ॥

    स्रोत: Transcribed from page258 (PDF p.290) of the printed BPHS edition (Sanskrit root text + Hindi commentary, Veda Nidhi Varanasi digitization via eGangotri, CC-0, Swami Atmanand Giri/Prabhuji). Folio "२५८", running head reads the BOOK TITLE "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" (T-type) -- page257 was C-type, continuing the recto/verso alternation, now TWENTY-NINE consecutive pages (231-258). The page opens (bands1-5) with the COMPLETION of the Hindi commentary cut off at the bottom of page257 (covering verses 46.28-32), closing "॥ २८-३२ ॥"; that completed text has been used to backfill verse 46.32's translationHi field in this same seed run (see below). Band6 is a subheading, "गर्विताअवस्थाफल—" ("the results of the Garvita state"), marking the start of an individual-state-results sub-section; recorded here as a structural/source note only, NOT seeded as its own verse entry. Six new verses follow, one per state, in the order Garvita (46.33), Mudita/Sudita (46.34), Lajjita (46.35), Kshobhita/Sankshobhita (46.36), Kshudhita (46.37), and Tripta (46.38). A joint Hindi commentary (bands25-31) then explains verses 33-36 (Garvita, Sudita, Lajjita, Kshobhita); per this project's convention of attaching multi-verse joint commentary to the concluding verse in its range, it is attached to verse 46.36's translationHi -- but this commentary is itself CUT OFF mid-list ("...धनक्षय,") at the very bottom of the page and continues onto page259, so it is transcribed only as far as printed, with the truncation disclosed, mirroring the still-open 46.28-32 commentary continuation pattern from pages257-258. TWO SELF-CAUGHT TRANSCRIPTION CORRECTIONS were made on this page during verification, both disclosed transparently per the no-silent-correction rule: (1) verse 46.33's opening compound was initially read (via band-strip and same-page-control comparison against a confirmed "प") as "नबालयारामसुखं", but cross-referencing the page's own Hindi commentary (bands25-26: "नूतनगृह, आराम...का सुख") revealed the intended compound is "new house + garden + happiness", i.e. "नवालयारामसुखं" (नव+आलय+आराम+सुखं) -- the second character was corrected from "ब" to "व" using this NEW commentary-cross-reference verification technique, since direct glyph-shape comparison alone had not been conclusive between ब/व. (2) Verse 46.35's opening verb was initially read from the low-zoom band strip as "ददाति" but a dedicated high-zoom crop (p258-b13-left-zoom.png) clearly showed "दिशति" -- corrected via direct re-zoom. Additionally, several smaller refinements were made comparing band-strip reads against dedicated zoom crops: verse 46.36's opening word is "संक्षोभितस्यापि" (with the सं- prefix), not "क्षोभितस्यापि" as first read at band-strip resolution; verse 46.37's "अर्थबाधा" carries an anusvara, "अर्थंबाधा"; verse 46.38's "परितापो" is printed "पारितापो". Verse 46.34's second word (candidate "अद्भुतयोगे") remains a DISCLOSED RESIDUAL UNCERTAINTY: extensive zoom comparison (p258-b09 series of crops, same-page-control comparisons against confirmed अ/ख/घ glyphs) could not fully resolve it: the best-confidence reading is retained, with the uncertainty disclosed in that verse's translation field rather than presented as certain. Verse 46.36's "धनासिवाधामवनीशकोपात्" compound (confirmed via a dedicated tight zoom crop, p258-b16-word-zoom.png) does not parse as standard Sanskrit; retained exactly as printed rather than silently emended. The commentary (band29) explicitly glosses "राम" as it appears in verse 46.35 as "(ईश्वर)" -- i.e. God/the Divine, not the epic hero -- an important editorial clarification, disclosed in that verse's translation. DIGITIZATION WATERMARK: band31 area carries the recurring "CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri" scan credit line (FIFTEENTH consecutive instance), overlapping but not obstructing the commentary text there.

  39. 46.39 सत्यापित

    46.39

    संस्कृत

    शयनं चोपवेशं च नेत्रपाणिप्रकाशनम् । गमनागमनं चाथ सभायां वसति तथा ॥ ३९ ॥

    shayanam chopavesham cha netrapaniprakashanam gamanagamanam chatha sabhayam vasati tatha

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Lying down, and sitting, and the showing/display of eye and hand [gestures]; going and coming, and likewise dwelling in an assembly. [Opens the list of the twelve Shayanadi planetary states, continued in the next verse.]

    स्रोत: Transcribed from page259 (PDF p.291) of the printed BPHS edition. Folio "२५९", running head is the CHAPTER TITLE "ग्रहावस्थफलाध्यायः" (C-type page; page258 was T-type, continuing the recto/verso alternation -- THIRTY consecutive pages). Bands1-6 complete the Hindi commentary on verses 33-38 cut off at the bottom of page258, closing "॥ ३३-३८ ॥" -- this revealed that commentary covers all SIX verses 33-38 (not just 33-36 as the page258-only view suggested), so the commentary text has been moved from verse 46.36 to verse 46.38 per the project convention of attaching multi-verse joint commentary to the concluding verse. Band7 is a new subheading "शयनाद्यवस्था—" (introducing the twelve Shayanadi-avastha planetary states), recorded as a structural note only, not seeded as its own verse. Verses 46.39-46.40 (bands8-11) introduce the twelve states by name; zoom-verified exactly matching band-strip reading, no corrections. Verse 46.41 (bands12-13) zoom-verified exactly matching band-strip reading. Verse 46.42 (bands14-15) zoom-verified with one correction: band-strip read "भजेद्यत्तच्छेषं" as one conflated compound, but tight zoom crops clearly show two separate words "भजेद्यच्च शेषं". Verse 46.43 (bands16-17) zoom-verified exactly matching band-strip reading; its first line "पुननोक्षत्रिकदशारीतितः पूर्तिमाचरेत्" does not parse as standard Sanskrit and is retained exactly as printed, disclosed as uncertain/non-standard. Verse 46.44 (bands18-19) zoom-verified with one correction: "इन्दौ" (expected locative, grammatically parallel to "रवौ") is retained as "इन्दो" per a dedicated tight zoom crop clearly showing a single-loop ओ matra, not औ -- retained as printed though grammatically irregular. Verse 46.45 (bands20-21) zoom-verified exactly matching band-strip reading (numeral words गुरौ बाणाः=5, भार्गवे त्रयं=3, शनौ त्रयम्=3, राहौ चतुष्टयम्=4 all confirmed). Verse 46.46 (bands22-23) zoom-verified with a significant correction: the second word, initially misread at band-strip resolution as "शेषेण", is confirmed by tight zoom as "रामेण" (likely the bhutasamkhya numeral-word राम=3). The compound "शेषाङ्क्रित्रिधावस्था" and the word "पुनमेता" (grammatically one would expect "पुनरेता", "again these") were both re-zoomed and confirmed as printed -- retained exactly as printed with the irregularity disclosed, per the hard rule against silently smoothing an uncertain reading into cleaner grammar. Bands24-27: Hindi commentary naming the twelve Shayanadi avasthas, corresponding to verses 39-40 -- attached to verse 46.40 translationHi. The "ग्रहों" reading (vs a suspected "प्रहों") was re-zoomed twice (bands24 and 25) and confirmed as "ग्रहों" both times. Bands28-31: Hindi commentary explaining the calculation procedure for verses 41-46 -- attached to verse 46.46 translationHi, but CUT OFF mid-sentence at "...शेषाङ्क से..." at the very bottom of the page, continuing onto page260 -- this is the THIRD consecutive instance of the cross-page commentary continuation pattern on this project (after 46.28-32 on pages257-258, and 46.33-38 on pages258-259), to be backfilled once page260 is read, mirroring the 46.32 and 46.38 backfill pattern. Watermark: SIXTEENTH consecutive instance ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"), overlapping band31.

  40. 46.40 सत्यापित

    46.40

    संस्कृत

    आगमं भोजनं चैव नृत्यं लिप्सां च कौतुकम् । निद्रां ग्रहाणां चेष्टां च कथयामि तवाग्रतः ॥ ४० ॥

    agamam bhojanam chaiva nrityam lipsam cha kautukam nidram grahanam cheshtam cha kathayami tavagratah

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Arrival, and eating, dancing, and longing/desire, and curiosity, and sleep -- [these further] states and movements of the planets I shall now declare before you.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    अब मैं ग्रहों की शयनादि १२ अवस्थाओं तथा उनकी चेष्टाओं को बतलाता हूँ। ग्रहों की (१) शयन, (२) उपवेश, (३) नेत्रपाणि, (४) प्रकाशन, (५) गमन, (६) आगमन, (७) सभानिवास, (८) आगम, (९) भोजन, (१०) नृत्यलिप्सा, (११) कौतुक (१२) निद्रा, ये बारह अवस्थाएँ हैं।

    स्रोत: Transcribed from page259 (PDF p.291) of the printed BPHS edition. Folio "२५९", running head is the CHAPTER TITLE "ग्रहावस्थफलाध्यायः" (C-type page; page258 was T-type, continuing the recto/verso alternation -- THIRTY consecutive pages). Bands1-6 complete the Hindi commentary on verses 33-38 cut off at the bottom of page258, closing "॥ ३३-३८ ॥" -- this revealed that commentary covers all SIX verses 33-38 (not just 33-36 as the page258-only view suggested), so the commentary text has been moved from verse 46.36 to verse 46.38 per the project convention of attaching multi-verse joint commentary to the concluding verse. Band7 is a new subheading "शयनाद्यवस्था—" (introducing the twelve Shayanadi-avastha planetary states), recorded as a structural note only, not seeded as its own verse. Verses 46.39-46.40 (bands8-11) introduce the twelve states by name; zoom-verified exactly matching band-strip reading, no corrections. Verse 46.41 (bands12-13) zoom-verified exactly matching band-strip reading. Verse 46.42 (bands14-15) zoom-verified with one correction: band-strip read "भजेद्यत्तच्छेषं" as one conflated compound, but tight zoom crops clearly show two separate words "भजेद्यच्च शेषं". Verse 46.43 (bands16-17) zoom-verified exactly matching band-strip reading; its first line "पुननोक्षत्रिकदशारीतितः पूर्तिमाचरेत्" does not parse as standard Sanskrit and is retained exactly as printed, disclosed as uncertain/non-standard. Verse 46.44 (bands18-19) zoom-verified with one correction: "इन्दौ" (expected locative, grammatically parallel to "रवौ") is retained as "इन्दो" per a dedicated tight zoom crop clearly showing a single-loop ओ matra, not औ -- retained as printed though grammatically irregular. Verse 46.45 (bands20-21) zoom-verified exactly matching band-strip reading (numeral words गुरौ बाणाः=5, भार्गवे त्रयं=3, शनौ त्रयम्=3, राहौ चतुष्टयम्=4 all confirmed). Verse 46.46 (bands22-23) zoom-verified with a significant correction: the second word, initially misread at band-strip resolution as "शेषेण", is confirmed by tight zoom as "रामेण" (likely the bhutasamkhya numeral-word राम=3). The compound "शेषाङ्क्रित्रिधावस्था" and the word "पुनमेता" (grammatically one would expect "पुनरेता", "again these") were both re-zoomed and confirmed as printed -- retained exactly as printed with the irregularity disclosed, per the hard rule against silently smoothing an uncertain reading into cleaner grammar. Bands24-27: Hindi commentary naming the twelve Shayanadi avasthas, corresponding to verses 39-40 -- attached to verse 46.40 translationHi. The "ग्रहों" reading (vs a suspected "प्रहों") was re-zoomed twice (bands24 and 25) and confirmed as "ग्रहों" both times. Bands28-31: Hindi commentary explaining the calculation procedure for verses 41-46 -- attached to verse 46.46 translationHi, but CUT OFF mid-sentence at "...शेषाङ्क से..." at the very bottom of the page, continuing onto page260 -- this is the THIRD consecutive instance of the cross-page commentary continuation pattern on this project (after 46.28-32 on pages257-258, and 46.33-38 on pages258-259), to be backfilled once page260 is read, mirroring the 46.32 and 46.38 backfill pattern. Watermark: SIXTEENTH consecutive instance ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"), overlapping band31.

  41. 46.41 सत्यापित

    46.41

    संस्कृत

    यस्मिन्नृक्षे भवेत् खेटस्तेन तं परिपूरयेत् । पुनरंशेन सम्पूर्य स्वनक्षत्रं नियोजयेत् ॥ ४१ ॥

    yasminnrikshe bhavet khetastena tam paripurayet punaramshena sampurya svanakshatram niyojayet

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In whichever nakshatra (lunar mansion) the planet is situated, by that [figure] one should fill it up; again, having filled it up by the navamsha [division], one should apply it to its own nakshatra. [A technical calculation-procedure verse; the precise computational meaning is not fully certain from the text alone.]

    स्रोत: Transcribed from page259 (PDF p.291) of the printed BPHS edition. Folio "२५९", running head is the CHAPTER TITLE "ग्रहावस्थफलाध्यायः" (C-type page; page258 was T-type, continuing the recto/verso alternation -- THIRTY consecutive pages). Bands1-6 complete the Hindi commentary on verses 33-38 cut off at the bottom of page258, closing "॥ ३३-३८ ॥" -- this revealed that commentary covers all SIX verses 33-38 (not just 33-36 as the page258-only view suggested), so the commentary text has been moved from verse 46.36 to verse 46.38 per the project convention of attaching multi-verse joint commentary to the concluding verse. Band7 is a new subheading "शयनाद्यवस्था—" (introducing the twelve Shayanadi-avastha planetary states), recorded as a structural note only, not seeded as its own verse. Verses 46.39-46.40 (bands8-11) introduce the twelve states by name; zoom-verified exactly matching band-strip reading, no corrections. Verse 46.41 (bands12-13) zoom-verified exactly matching band-strip reading. Verse 46.42 (bands14-15) zoom-verified with one correction: band-strip read "भजेद्यत्तच्छेषं" as one conflated compound, but tight zoom crops clearly show two separate words "भजेद्यच्च शेषं". Verse 46.43 (bands16-17) zoom-verified exactly matching band-strip reading; its first line "पुननोक्षत्रिकदशारीतितः पूर्तिमाचरेत्" does not parse as standard Sanskrit and is retained exactly as printed, disclosed as uncertain/non-standard. Verse 46.44 (bands18-19) zoom-verified with one correction: "इन्दौ" (expected locative, grammatically parallel to "रवौ") is retained as "इन्दो" per a dedicated tight zoom crop clearly showing a single-loop ओ matra, not औ -- retained as printed though grammatically irregular. Verse 46.45 (bands20-21) zoom-verified exactly matching band-strip reading (numeral words गुरौ बाणाः=5, भार्गवे त्रयं=3, शनौ त्रयम्=3, राहौ चतुष्टयम्=4 all confirmed). Verse 46.46 (bands22-23) zoom-verified with a significant correction: the second word, initially misread at band-strip resolution as "शेषेण", is confirmed by tight zoom as "रामेण" (likely the bhutasamkhya numeral-word राम=3). The compound "शेषाङ्क्रित्रिधावस्था" and the word "पुनमेता" (grammatically one would expect "पुनरेता", "again these") were both re-zoomed and confirmed as printed -- retained exactly as printed with the irregularity disclosed, per the hard rule against silently smoothing an uncertain reading into cleaner grammar. Bands24-27: Hindi commentary naming the twelve Shayanadi avasthas, corresponding to verses 39-40 -- attached to verse 46.40 translationHi. The "ग्रहों" reading (vs a suspected "प्रहों") was re-zoomed twice (bands24 and 25) and confirmed as "ग्रहों" both times. Bands28-31: Hindi commentary explaining the calculation procedure for verses 41-46 -- attached to verse 46.46 translationHi, but CUT OFF mid-sentence at "...शेषाङ्क से..." at the very bottom of the page, continuing onto page260 -- this is the THIRD consecutive instance of the cross-page commentary continuation pattern on this project (after 46.28-32 on pages257-258, and 46.33-38 on pages258-259), to be backfilled once page260 is read, mirroring the 46.32 and 46.38 backfill pattern. Watermark: SIXTEENTH consecutive instance ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"), overlapping band31.

  42. 46.42 सत्यापित

    46.42

    संस्कृत

    यातदण्डं तथा लग्नमेकीकृत्य सदा सुधः । रविभिस्तु भजेद्यच्च शेषं कार्ये नियोजयेत् ॥ ४२ ॥

    yatadandam tatha lagnamekikritya sada sudhah ravibhistu bhajedyachcha shesham karye niyojayet

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Having combined the Yatadanda (the elapsed time-measure) together with the Lagna (ascendant), the wise one should divide by the Sun['s number]; and the remainder should be applied in the operation. [Corrected via zoom from an initial band-strip misreading that conflated two words into one compound.]

    स्रोत: Transcribed from page259 (PDF p.291) of the printed BPHS edition. Folio "२५९", running head is the CHAPTER TITLE "ग्रहावस्थफलाध्यायः" (C-type page; page258 was T-type, continuing the recto/verso alternation -- THIRTY consecutive pages). Bands1-6 complete the Hindi commentary on verses 33-38 cut off at the bottom of page258, closing "॥ ३३-३८ ॥" -- this revealed that commentary covers all SIX verses 33-38 (not just 33-36 as the page258-only view suggested), so the commentary text has been moved from verse 46.36 to verse 46.38 per the project convention of attaching multi-verse joint commentary to the concluding verse. Band7 is a new subheading "शयनाद्यवस्था—" (introducing the twelve Shayanadi-avastha planetary states), recorded as a structural note only, not seeded as its own verse. Verses 46.39-46.40 (bands8-11) introduce the twelve states by name; zoom-verified exactly matching band-strip reading, no corrections. Verse 46.41 (bands12-13) zoom-verified exactly matching band-strip reading. Verse 46.42 (bands14-15) zoom-verified with one correction: band-strip read "भजेद्यत्तच्छेषं" as one conflated compound, but tight zoom crops clearly show two separate words "भजेद्यच्च शेषं". Verse 46.43 (bands16-17) zoom-verified exactly matching band-strip reading; its first line "पुननोक्षत्रिकदशारीतितः पूर्तिमाचरेत्" does not parse as standard Sanskrit and is retained exactly as printed, disclosed as uncertain/non-standard. Verse 46.44 (bands18-19) zoom-verified with one correction: "इन्दौ" (expected locative, grammatically parallel to "रवौ") is retained as "इन्दो" per a dedicated tight zoom crop clearly showing a single-loop ओ matra, not औ -- retained as printed though grammatically irregular. Verse 46.45 (bands20-21) zoom-verified exactly matching band-strip reading (numeral words गुरौ बाणाः=5, भार्गवे त्रयं=3, शनौ त्रयम्=3, राहौ चतुष्टयम्=4 all confirmed). Verse 46.46 (bands22-23) zoom-verified with a significant correction: the second word, initially misread at band-strip resolution as "शेषेण", is confirmed by tight zoom as "रामेण" (likely the bhutasamkhya numeral-word राम=3). The compound "शेषाङ्क्रित्रिधावस्था" and the word "पुनमेता" (grammatically one would expect "पुनरेता", "again these") were both re-zoomed and confirmed as printed -- retained exactly as printed with the irregularity disclosed, per the hard rule against silently smoothing an uncertain reading into cleaner grammar. Bands24-27: Hindi commentary naming the twelve Shayanadi avasthas, corresponding to verses 39-40 -- attached to verse 46.40 translationHi. The "ग्रहों" reading (vs a suspected "प्रहों") was re-zoomed twice (bands24 and 25) and confirmed as "ग्रहों" both times. Bands28-31: Hindi commentary explaining the calculation procedure for verses 41-46 -- attached to verse 46.46 translationHi, but CUT OFF mid-sentence at "...शेषाङ्क से..." at the very bottom of the page, continuing onto page260 -- this is the THIRD consecutive instance of the cross-page commentary continuation pattern on this project (after 46.28-32 on pages257-258, and 46.33-38 on pages258-259), to be backfilled once page260 is read, mirroring the 46.32 and 46.38 backfill pattern. Watermark: SIXTEENTH consecutive instance ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"), overlapping band31.

  43. 46.43 सत्यापित

    46.43

    संस्कृत

    पुननोक्षत्रिकदशारीतितः पूर्तिमाचरेत् । नामादिमस्वराङ्काढ्यं हर्त्तव्यं रविभिस्ततः ॥ ४३ ॥

    punanokshatrikadasharititah purtimacharet namadimasvarankadhyam harttavyam ravibhistatah

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Again, by the method [reading retained as printed; the compound "पुननोक्षत्रिकदशारीतितः" does not parse as standard Sanskrit and is disclosed as uncertain], one should complete the fill; [the resulting figure], increased by the number denoted by the first syllable of the name, should then be divided by the Sun['s number].

    स्रोत: Transcribed from page259 (PDF p.291) of the printed BPHS edition. Folio "२५९", running head is the CHAPTER TITLE "ग्रहावस्थफलाध्यायः" (C-type page; page258 was T-type, continuing the recto/verso alternation -- THIRTY consecutive pages). Bands1-6 complete the Hindi commentary on verses 33-38 cut off at the bottom of page258, closing "॥ ३३-३८ ॥" -- this revealed that commentary covers all SIX verses 33-38 (not just 33-36 as the page258-only view suggested), so the commentary text has been moved from verse 46.36 to verse 46.38 per the project convention of attaching multi-verse joint commentary to the concluding verse. Band7 is a new subheading "शयनाद्यवस्था—" (introducing the twelve Shayanadi-avastha planetary states), recorded as a structural note only, not seeded as its own verse. Verses 46.39-46.40 (bands8-11) introduce the twelve states by name; zoom-verified exactly matching band-strip reading, no corrections. Verse 46.41 (bands12-13) zoom-verified exactly matching band-strip reading. Verse 46.42 (bands14-15) zoom-verified with one correction: band-strip read "भजेद्यत्तच्छेषं" as one conflated compound, but tight zoom crops clearly show two separate words "भजेद्यच्च शेषं". Verse 46.43 (bands16-17) zoom-verified exactly matching band-strip reading; its first line "पुननोक्षत्रिकदशारीतितः पूर्तिमाचरेत्" does not parse as standard Sanskrit and is retained exactly as printed, disclosed as uncertain/non-standard. Verse 46.44 (bands18-19) zoom-verified with one correction: "इन्दौ" (expected locative, grammatically parallel to "रवौ") is retained as "इन्दो" per a dedicated tight zoom crop clearly showing a single-loop ओ matra, not औ -- retained as printed though grammatically irregular. Verse 46.45 (bands20-21) zoom-verified exactly matching band-strip reading (numeral words गुरौ बाणाः=5, भार्गवे त्रयं=3, शनौ त्रयम्=3, राहौ चतुष्टयम्=4 all confirmed). Verse 46.46 (bands22-23) zoom-verified with a significant correction: the second word, initially misread at band-strip resolution as "शेषेण", is confirmed by tight zoom as "रामेण" (likely the bhutasamkhya numeral-word राम=3). The compound "शेषाङ्क्रित्रिधावस्था" and the word "पुनमेता" (grammatically one would expect "पुनरेता", "again these") were both re-zoomed and confirmed as printed -- retained exactly as printed with the irregularity disclosed, per the hard rule against silently smoothing an uncertain reading into cleaner grammar. Bands24-27: Hindi commentary naming the twelve Shayanadi avasthas, corresponding to verses 39-40 -- attached to verse 46.40 translationHi. The "ग्रहों" reading (vs a suspected "प्रहों") was re-zoomed twice (bands24 and 25) and confirmed as "ग्रहों" both times. Bands28-31: Hindi commentary explaining the calculation procedure for verses 41-46 -- attached to verse 46.46 translationHi, but CUT OFF mid-sentence at "...शेषाङ्क से..." at the very bottom of the page, continuing onto page260 -- this is the THIRD consecutive instance of the cross-page commentary continuation pattern on this project (after 46.28-32 on pages257-258, and 46.33-38 on pages258-259), to be backfilled once page260 is read, mirroring the 46.32 and 46.38 backfill pattern. Watermark: SIXTEENTH consecutive instance ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"), overlapping band31.

  44. 46.44 सत्यापित

    46.44

    संस्कृत

    रवौ पञ्च तथा देया इन्दो दद्याद् द्वयं तथा । कुजे द्वयं च संयुक्तं बुधे त्रीणि नियोजयेत् ॥ ४४ ॥

    ravau pancha tatha deya indo dadyad dvayam tatha kuje dvayam cha samyuktam budhe trini niyojayet

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    To the Sun, five should be given; to the Moon ("इन्दो" retained as printed, though the locative "इन्दौ" would be grammatically expected to parallel "रवौ"), two should likewise be given; to Mars, joined with two; to Mercury, three should be applied.

    स्रोत: Transcribed from page259 (PDF p.291) of the printed BPHS edition. Folio "२५९", running head is the CHAPTER TITLE "ग्रहावस्थफलाध्यायः" (C-type page; page258 was T-type, continuing the recto/verso alternation -- THIRTY consecutive pages). Bands1-6 complete the Hindi commentary on verses 33-38 cut off at the bottom of page258, closing "॥ ३३-३८ ॥" -- this revealed that commentary covers all SIX verses 33-38 (not just 33-36 as the page258-only view suggested), so the commentary text has been moved from verse 46.36 to verse 46.38 per the project convention of attaching multi-verse joint commentary to the concluding verse. Band7 is a new subheading "शयनाद्यवस्था—" (introducing the twelve Shayanadi-avastha planetary states), recorded as a structural note only, not seeded as its own verse. Verses 46.39-46.40 (bands8-11) introduce the twelve states by name; zoom-verified exactly matching band-strip reading, no corrections. Verse 46.41 (bands12-13) zoom-verified exactly matching band-strip reading. Verse 46.42 (bands14-15) zoom-verified with one correction: band-strip read "भजेद्यत्तच्छेषं" as one conflated compound, but tight zoom crops clearly show two separate words "भजेद्यच्च शेषं". Verse 46.43 (bands16-17) zoom-verified exactly matching band-strip reading; its first line "पुननोक्षत्रिकदशारीतितः पूर्तिमाचरेत्" does not parse as standard Sanskrit and is retained exactly as printed, disclosed as uncertain/non-standard. Verse 46.44 (bands18-19) zoom-verified with one correction: "इन्दौ" (expected locative, grammatically parallel to "रवौ") is retained as "इन्दो" per a dedicated tight zoom crop clearly showing a single-loop ओ matra, not औ -- retained as printed though grammatically irregular. Verse 46.45 (bands20-21) zoom-verified exactly matching band-strip reading (numeral words गुरौ बाणाः=5, भार्गवे त्रयं=3, शनौ त्रयम्=3, राहौ चतुष्टयम्=4 all confirmed). Verse 46.46 (bands22-23) zoom-verified with a significant correction: the second word, initially misread at band-strip resolution as "शेषेण", is confirmed by tight zoom as "रामेण" (likely the bhutasamkhya numeral-word राम=3). The compound "शेषाङ्क्रित्रिधावस्था" and the word "पुनमेता" (grammatically one would expect "पुनरेता", "again these") were both re-zoomed and confirmed as printed -- retained exactly as printed with the irregularity disclosed, per the hard rule against silently smoothing an uncertain reading into cleaner grammar. Bands24-27: Hindi commentary naming the twelve Shayanadi avasthas, corresponding to verses 39-40 -- attached to verse 46.40 translationHi. The "ग्रहों" reading (vs a suspected "प्रहों") was re-zoomed twice (bands24 and 25) and confirmed as "ग्रहों" both times. Bands28-31: Hindi commentary explaining the calculation procedure for verses 41-46 -- attached to verse 46.46 translationHi, but CUT OFF mid-sentence at "...शेषाङ्क से..." at the very bottom of the page, continuing onto page260 -- this is the THIRD consecutive instance of the cross-page commentary continuation pattern on this project (after 46.28-32 on pages257-258, and 46.33-38 on pages258-259), to be backfilled once page260 is read, mirroring the 46.32 and 46.38 backfill pattern. Watermark: SIXTEENTH consecutive instance ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"), overlapping band31.

  45. 46.45 सत्यापित

    46.45

    संस्कृत

    गुरौ बाणाः प्रदेयाश्च त्रयं दद्याच्च भार्गवे । शनौ त्रयमथो देयं राहौ दद्याच्चतुष्टयम् ॥ ४५ ॥

    gurau banah pradeyashcha trayam dadyachcha bhargave shanau trayamatho deyam rahau dadyacchatushtayam

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    To Jupiter, "बाणाः" (the five arrows [of Kama], a conventional numeral-word for five) should be given; and three should be given to Venus (Bhargava); to Saturn likewise three should be given; to Rahu, four should be given.

    स्रोत: Transcribed from page259 (PDF p.291) of the printed BPHS edition. Folio "२५९", running head is the CHAPTER TITLE "ग्रहावस्थफलाध्यायः" (C-type page; page258 was T-type, continuing the recto/verso alternation -- THIRTY consecutive pages). Bands1-6 complete the Hindi commentary on verses 33-38 cut off at the bottom of page258, closing "॥ ३३-३८ ॥" -- this revealed that commentary covers all SIX verses 33-38 (not just 33-36 as the page258-only view suggested), so the commentary text has been moved from verse 46.36 to verse 46.38 per the project convention of attaching multi-verse joint commentary to the concluding verse. Band7 is a new subheading "शयनाद्यवस्था—" (introducing the twelve Shayanadi-avastha planetary states), recorded as a structural note only, not seeded as its own verse. Verses 46.39-46.40 (bands8-11) introduce the twelve states by name; zoom-verified exactly matching band-strip reading, no corrections. Verse 46.41 (bands12-13) zoom-verified exactly matching band-strip reading. Verse 46.42 (bands14-15) zoom-verified with one correction: band-strip read "भजेद्यत्तच्छेषं" as one conflated compound, but tight zoom crops clearly show two separate words "भजेद्यच्च शेषं". Verse 46.43 (bands16-17) zoom-verified exactly matching band-strip reading; its first line "पुननोक्षत्रिकदशारीतितः पूर्तिमाचरेत्" does not parse as standard Sanskrit and is retained exactly as printed, disclosed as uncertain/non-standard. Verse 46.44 (bands18-19) zoom-verified with one correction: "इन्दौ" (expected locative, grammatically parallel to "रवौ") is retained as "इन्दो" per a dedicated tight zoom crop clearly showing a single-loop ओ matra, not औ -- retained as printed though grammatically irregular. Verse 46.45 (bands20-21) zoom-verified exactly matching band-strip reading (numeral words गुरौ बाणाः=5, भार्गवे त्रयं=3, शनौ त्रयम्=3, राहौ चतुष्टयम्=4 all confirmed). Verse 46.46 (bands22-23) zoom-verified with a significant correction: the second word, initially misread at band-strip resolution as "शेषेण", is confirmed by tight zoom as "रामेण" (likely the bhutasamkhya numeral-word राम=3). The compound "शेषाङ्क्रित्रिधावस्था" and the word "पुनमेता" (grammatically one would expect "पुनरेता", "again these") were both re-zoomed and confirmed as printed -- retained exactly as printed with the irregularity disclosed, per the hard rule against silently smoothing an uncertain reading into cleaner grammar. Bands24-27: Hindi commentary naming the twelve Shayanadi avasthas, corresponding to verses 39-40 -- attached to verse 46.40 translationHi. The "ग्रहों" reading (vs a suspected "प्रहों") was re-zoomed twice (bands24 and 25) and confirmed as "ग्रहों" both times. Bands28-31: Hindi commentary explaining the calculation procedure for verses 41-46 -- attached to verse 46.46 translationHi, but CUT OFF mid-sentence at "...शेषाङ्क से..." at the very bottom of the page, continuing onto page260 -- this is the THIRD consecutive instance of the cross-page commentary continuation pattern on this project (after 46.28-32 on pages257-258, and 46.33-38 on pages258-259), to be backfilled once page260 is read, mirroring the 46.32 and 46.38 backfill pattern. Watermark: SIXTEENTH consecutive instance ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"), overlapping band31.

  46. 46.46 सत्यापित

    46.46

    संस्कृत

    हृतं रामेण शेषाङ्क्रित्रिधावस्था पुनमेता । दृष्टिश्चेष्टा विचेष्टा च फलं तस्य ब्रवीम्यतः ॥ ४६ ॥

    hritam ramena sheshankritridhavastha punameta drishtishcheshta vicheshta cha phalam tasya bravimyatah

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Divided by "रामेण" (likely the bhutasamkhya numeral-word राम = three) -- [the compound "शेषाङ्क्रित्रिधावस्था", "the threefold state(s) of the remainder-number", and the word "पुनमेता" (where "पुनरेता", "again these", would be grammatically expected) are both retained exactly as printed, disclosed as non-standard/uncertain rather than silently smoothed] -- Drishti (aspect/sight), Cheshta (movement), and Vicheshta (counter-movement) -- I shall now declare the result of that.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जिस नक्षत्र में ग्रह अवस्थित हों उसकी संख्या से ग्रहसंख्या को गुणाकर गुणकफल को ग्रहाश्रित नवांश संख्या से गुणा करें उसमें वर्तमान चान्द्र नक्षत्र की संख्या, इष्टदण्ड, तथा लग्न राशिसंख्या सभी को जोड़ें। पुनः योगफल में १२ से भाग लेने पर चेष्टा जानने के लिए शेषाङ्क को शेषाङ्क से ही गुणा कर गुणनफल में नाम के आदि अक्षर सम्बन्धी स्वराङ्क जोड़ें और योग में १२ से भाग दें, शेष में रव्यादि ग्रहों के चेपकाङ्क १।२।२।३।४।३।३।४। जोड़कर ३ से भाग दें तो शेष पर से दृष्टि चेष्टा तथा विचेष्टा ये तीन चेष्टाएँ होती हैं, अर्थात् १ शेष में दृष्टि. २ शेष में चेष्टा, और ३ शेष में विचेष्टा होती है ॥ ४१-४६ ॥

    स्रोत: Transcribed from page259 (PDF p.291) of the printed BPHS edition. Folio "२५९", running head is the CHAPTER TITLE "ग्रहावस्थफलाध्यायः" (C-type page; page258 was T-type, continuing the recto/verso alternation -- THIRTY consecutive pages). Bands1-6 complete the Hindi commentary on verses 33-38 cut off at the bottom of page258, closing "॥ ३३-३८ ॥" -- this revealed that commentary covers all SIX verses 33-38 (not just 33-36 as the page258-only view suggested), so the commentary text has been moved from verse 46.36 to verse 46.38 per the project convention of attaching multi-verse joint commentary to the concluding verse. Band7 is a new subheading "शयनाद्यवस्था—" (introducing the twelve Shayanadi-avastha planetary states), recorded as a structural note only, not seeded as its own verse. Verses 46.39-46.40 (bands8-11) introduce the twelve states by name; zoom-verified exactly matching band-strip reading, no corrections. Verse 46.41 (bands12-13) zoom-verified exactly matching band-strip reading. Verse 46.42 (bands14-15) zoom-verified with one correction: band-strip read "भजेद्यत्तच्छेषं" as one conflated compound, but tight zoom crops clearly show two separate words "भजेद्यच्च शेषं". Verse 46.43 (bands16-17) zoom-verified exactly matching band-strip reading; its first line "पुननोक्षत्रिकदशारीतितः पूर्तिमाचरेत्" does not parse as standard Sanskrit and is retained exactly as printed, disclosed as uncertain/non-standard. Verse 46.44 (bands18-19) zoom-verified with one correction: "इन्दौ" (expected locative, grammatically parallel to "रवौ") is retained as "इन्दो" per a dedicated tight zoom crop clearly showing a single-loop ओ matra, not औ -- retained as printed though grammatically irregular. Verse 46.45 (bands20-21) zoom-verified exactly matching band-strip reading (numeral words गुरौ बाणाः=5, भार्गवे त्रयं=3, शनौ त्रयम्=3, राहौ चतुष्टयम्=4 all confirmed). Verse 46.46 (bands22-23) zoom-verified with a significant correction: the second word, initially misread at band-strip resolution as "शेषेण", is confirmed by tight zoom as "रामेण" (likely the bhutasamkhya numeral-word राम=3). The compound "शेषाङ्क्रित्रिधावस्था" and the word "पुनमेता" (grammatically one would expect "पुनरेता", "again these") were both re-zoomed and confirmed as printed -- retained exactly as printed with the irregularity disclosed, per the hard rule against silently smoothing an uncertain reading into cleaner grammar. Bands24-27: Hindi commentary naming the twelve Shayanadi avasthas, corresponding to verses 39-40 -- attached to verse 46.40 translationHi. The "ग्रहों" reading (vs a suspected "प्रहों") was re-zoomed twice (bands24 and 25) and confirmed as "ग्रहों" both times. Bands28-31: Hindi commentary explaining the calculation procedure for verses 41-46 -- attached to verse 46.46 translationHi, but CUT OFF mid-sentence at "...शेषाङ्क से..." at the very bottom of the page, continuing onto page260 -- this is the THIRD consecutive instance of the cross-page commentary continuation pattern on this project (after 46.28-32 on pages257-258, and 46.33-38 on pages258-259), to be backfilled once page260 is read, mirroring the 46.32 and 46.38 backfill pattern. Watermark: SIXTEENTH consecutive instance ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"), overlapping band31.

  47. 46.47 सत्यापित

    46.47

    संस्कृत

    दृष्टौ साधारणफलं चेष्टायां विपुलं फलम् । विचेष्टायां फलं चाल्पमेव दृष्टिफलं विदुः ॥ ४७ ॥

    drishtau sadharanaphalam cheshtayam vipulam phalam vicheshtayam phalam chalpameva drishtiphalam viduh

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In Drishti (the state of sight/aspect) the result is ordinary; in Cheshta (movement) the result is abundant; and in Vicheshta (counter-movement) the result is but slight -- thus the wise know the fruit of this Drishti(-Cheshta-Vicheshta triad).

    स्रोत: Transcribed from page260 (PDF p.292) of the printed BPHS edition. Folio "२६०", running head is the BOOK TITLE "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशा..." (T-type page; page259 was C-type, continuing the recto/verso alternation -- THIRTY-ONE consecutive pages, 231-260). Band14 was anomalously small (27px height, 2px gap from band13) and was re-scanned per the standing constraint before being confirmed as a benign short table-row fragment ("क ख ग घ च"), not a genuine content gap. Bands1-5 COMPLETE the Hindi commentary on the calculation-procedure for verses 41-46 that was cut off at the bottom of page259 (at "...भाग लेने पर"), closing "॥ ४१-४६ ॥" -- this backfills verse 46.46's translationHi with the full, now-complete text, per the project's established cross-page commentary continuation pattern (fourth such instance, after 46.28-32, 46.33-38, and this one). Band6 opens a new structural marker "उदाहरण—" ("worked example"), introducing an extended illustrative section (bands6-21) that walks through a sample horoscope calculation (dated Samvat 2029, Jyeshtha Shukla Navami, Tuesday, Hasta nakshatra) applying the preceding Shayanadi-avastha procedure to a named example subject ("गणेश"). This section interleaves prose explanation with structured numeric/letter tables (including a 7x5 grid of Devanagari consonants/vowels with associated numeral assignments, i.e. a "स्वराङ्क चक्र"). Per the project's copyright-safety convention that tables/charts are recorded as structural/source notes rather than seeded as verse entries or force-transcribed as flowing prose, this entire worked-example section is recorded here as a DESCRIBED structural note (this paragraph) rather than verbatim-transcribed, since it mixes tabular data with prose and is not itself root verse content. It closes "॥ ३९-४६ ॥", confirming the example illustrates verses 39-46 as a unit. Verse 46.47 (bands22-23) fully zoom-verified, exactly matching band-strip reading, no corrections. Verse 46.48 (bands24-25) fully zoom-verified, exactly matching band-strip reading, no corrections. Bands26-27: self-contained Hindi commentary on verses 47-48, closing "॥ ४७-४८ ॥" -- attached to verse 46.48's translationHi per the "attach to concluding verse" convention. Band28 is a new subheading, zoom-verified (an initial band-strip misread "अवस्थानुसार खुये का फल—" was corrected via tight zoom to) "अवस्थानुसार सूर्य का फल—" ("The results of the Sun according to [Shayanadi] state—"), opening a new per-planet results sub-section beginning with the Sun; recorded as a structural note only, not seeded as its own verse. Verse 46.49 (bands29-30), in a distinct meter (Upajati/Indravajra, ~11 syllables/pada, unlike the preceding Anushtubh verses) giving the Sun's Shayana-state results, read at band-strip resolution AND independently re-confirmed via tight zoom crops of all four half-lines -- exactly matching, no corrections; its second line contains a non-standard compound "स्थूलत्वमन्त्रेरपि" retained exactly as printed and disclosed as uncertain rather than silently smoothed. Verse 46.50 BEGINS on this page (bands31-32): its first pada, "दरिद्रताभारविहारशाली विवादविद्याभिरतो नरः स्यात् ।", is fully legible and zoom-confirmed (no watermark overlap on band31). Its second pada (band32), however, is SIGNIFICANTLY AND PERMANENTLY OBSCURED by the SEVENTEENTH consecutive watermark instance ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"), whose Latin-serif strokes overlap the Devanagari glyphs at near-identical stroke weight and position throughout the entire line width -- confirmed via multiple threshold/contrast isolation attempts and narrow high-zoom slices, all of which failed to separate the two layers. Only the terminal "॥ ५० ॥" verse-end marker is legible, confirming the verse ends on this page (does not continue onto page261). Per the hard no-fabrication rule, verse 46.50 is NOT seeded this page: guessing the obscured pada would risk fabricating verse text. It remains deferred pending either a cleaner alternate scan/edition or an editorial decision to publish it with an explicitly disclosed illegible-word gap.

  48. 46.48 सत्यापित

    46.48

    संस्कृत

    शुभाशुभं ग्रहाणां च समीक्ष्याथ बलाऽबलम् । तुङ्गस्थाने विशेषेण बलं ज्ञेयं विपश्चिता ॥ ४८ ॥

    shubhashubham grahanam cha samikshyatha balabalam tungasthane visheshena balam jneyam vipashchita

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Having examined the auspicious and inauspicious [effects] of the planets along with their strength and weakness, the wise should especially understand the [increased] strength [a planet gains] in its exaltation (uchcha) position.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    दृष्टि में अवस्था फल साधारण, और चेष्टा में प्रचुर, तथा विचेष्टा में अल्पफल होता है। ग्रहों का बलाबल देखकर ही शुभाशुभ फल कहना चाहिए ॥ ४७-४८ ॥

    स्रोत: Transcribed from page260 (PDF p.292) of the printed BPHS edition. Folio "२६०", running head is the BOOK TITLE "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशा..." (T-type page; page259 was C-type, continuing the recto/verso alternation -- THIRTY-ONE consecutive pages, 231-260). Band14 was anomalously small (27px height, 2px gap from band13) and was re-scanned per the standing constraint before being confirmed as a benign short table-row fragment ("क ख ग घ च"), not a genuine content gap. Bands1-5 COMPLETE the Hindi commentary on the calculation-procedure for verses 41-46 that was cut off at the bottom of page259 (at "...भाग लेने पर"), closing "॥ ४१-४६ ॥" -- this backfills verse 46.46's translationHi with the full, now-complete text, per the project's established cross-page commentary continuation pattern (fourth such instance, after 46.28-32, 46.33-38, and this one). Band6 opens a new structural marker "उदाहरण—" ("worked example"), introducing an extended illustrative section (bands6-21) that walks through a sample horoscope calculation (dated Samvat 2029, Jyeshtha Shukla Navami, Tuesday, Hasta nakshatra) applying the preceding Shayanadi-avastha procedure to a named example subject ("गणेश"). This section interleaves prose explanation with structured numeric/letter tables (including a 7x5 grid of Devanagari consonants/vowels with associated numeral assignments, i.e. a "स्वराङ्क चक्र"). Per the project's copyright-safety convention that tables/charts are recorded as structural/source notes rather than seeded as verse entries or force-transcribed as flowing prose, this entire worked-example section is recorded here as a DESCRIBED structural note (this paragraph) rather than verbatim-transcribed, since it mixes tabular data with prose and is not itself root verse content. It closes "॥ ३९-४६ ॥", confirming the example illustrates verses 39-46 as a unit. Verse 46.47 (bands22-23) fully zoom-verified, exactly matching band-strip reading, no corrections. Verse 46.48 (bands24-25) fully zoom-verified, exactly matching band-strip reading, no corrections. Bands26-27: self-contained Hindi commentary on verses 47-48, closing "॥ ४७-४८ ॥" -- attached to verse 46.48's translationHi per the "attach to concluding verse" convention. Band28 is a new subheading, zoom-verified (an initial band-strip misread "अवस्थानुसार खुये का फल—" was corrected via tight zoom to) "अवस्थानुसार सूर्य का फल—" ("The results of the Sun according to [Shayanadi] state—"), opening a new per-planet results sub-section beginning with the Sun; recorded as a structural note only, not seeded as its own verse. Verse 46.49 (bands29-30), in a distinct meter (Upajati/Indravajra, ~11 syllables/pada, unlike the preceding Anushtubh verses) giving the Sun's Shayana-state results, read at band-strip resolution AND independently re-confirmed via tight zoom crops of all four half-lines -- exactly matching, no corrections; its second line contains a non-standard compound "स्थूलत्वमन्त्रेरपि" retained exactly as printed and disclosed as uncertain rather than silently smoothed. Verse 46.50 BEGINS on this page (bands31-32): its first pada, "दरिद्रताभारविहारशाली विवादविद्याभिरतो नरः स्यात् ।", is fully legible and zoom-confirmed (no watermark overlap on band31). Its second pada (band32), however, is SIGNIFICANTLY AND PERMANENTLY OBSCURED by the SEVENTEENTH consecutive watermark instance ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"), whose Latin-serif strokes overlap the Devanagari glyphs at near-identical stroke weight and position throughout the entire line width -- confirmed via multiple threshold/contrast isolation attempts and narrow high-zoom slices, all of which failed to separate the two layers. Only the terminal "॥ ५० ॥" verse-end marker is legible, confirming the verse ends on this page (does not continue onto page261). Per the hard no-fabrication rule, verse 46.50 is NOT seeded this page: guessing the obscured pada would risk fabricating verse text. It remains deferred pending either a cleaner alternate scan/edition or an editorial decision to publish it with an explicitly disclosed illegible-word gap.

  49. 46.49 सत्यापित

    46.49

    संस्कृत

    मन्दाग्निरोगो बहुधा नराणां स्थूलत्वमन्त्रेरपि पित्तकोपः । व्रणं गुदे शूलमुरःप्रदेशे सत्युष्णभानौ शयनं प्रयाते ॥ ४९ ॥

    mandagnirogo bahudha naranam sthulatvamantrerapi pittakopah vranam gude shulamurahpradeshe satyushnabhanau shayanam prayate

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [Note: the compound "स्थूलत्वमन्त्रेरपि" in the second line is non-standard/uncertain and is retained exactly as printed rather than silently corrected.] When the Sun (Ushnabhanu) is in the Shayana (lying-down/sleeping) state, a person often suffers weak digestion and disease, corpulence, and also bilious disorder; there is an ulcer/wound in the anus and pain in the region of the chest.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    सूर्य शयनावस्था में रहे तो मनुष्य को अग्निमान्द्य, पैर में मोटापन, पित्तप्रकोप, गुदा में व्रण तथा छाती में दर्द हुआ करता है।

    स्रोत: Transcribed from page260 (PDF p.292) of the printed BPHS edition. Folio "२६०", running head is the BOOK TITLE "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशा..." (T-type page; page259 was C-type, continuing the recto/verso alternation -- THIRTY-ONE consecutive pages, 231-260). Band14 was anomalously small (27px height, 2px gap from band13) and was re-scanned per the standing constraint before being confirmed as a benign short table-row fragment ("क ख ग घ च"), not a genuine content gap. Bands1-5 COMPLETE the Hindi commentary on the calculation-procedure for verses 41-46 that was cut off at the bottom of page259 (at "...भाग लेने पर"), closing "॥ ४१-४६ ॥" -- this backfills verse 46.46's translationHi with the full, now-complete text, per the project's established cross-page commentary continuation pattern (fourth such instance, after 46.28-32, 46.33-38, and this one). Band6 opens a new structural marker "उदाहरण—" ("worked example"), introducing an extended illustrative section (bands6-21) that walks through a sample horoscope calculation (dated Samvat 2029, Jyeshtha Shukla Navami, Tuesday, Hasta nakshatra) applying the preceding Shayanadi-avastha procedure to a named example subject ("गणेश"). This section interleaves prose explanation with structured numeric/letter tables (including a 7x5 grid of Devanagari consonants/vowels with associated numeral assignments, i.e. a "स्वराङ्क चक्र"). Per the project's copyright-safety convention that tables/charts are recorded as structural/source notes rather than seeded as verse entries or force-transcribed as flowing prose, this entire worked-example section is recorded here as a DESCRIBED structural note (this paragraph) rather than verbatim-transcribed, since it mixes tabular data with prose and is not itself root verse content. It closes "॥ ३९-४६ ॥", confirming the example illustrates verses 39-46 as a unit. Verse 46.47 (bands22-23) fully zoom-verified, exactly matching band-strip reading, no corrections. Verse 46.48 (bands24-25) fully zoom-verified, exactly matching band-strip reading, no corrections. Bands26-27: self-contained Hindi commentary on verses 47-48, closing "॥ ४७-४८ ॥" -- attached to verse 46.48's translationHi per the "attach to concluding verse" convention. Band28 is a new subheading, zoom-verified (an initial band-strip misread "अवस्थानुसार खुये का फल—" was corrected via tight zoom to) "अवस्थानुसार सूर्य का फल—" ("The results of the Sun according to [Shayanadi] state—"), opening a new per-planet results sub-section beginning with the Sun; recorded as a structural note only, not seeded as its own verse. Verse 46.49 (bands29-30), in a distinct meter (Upajati/Indravajra, ~11 syllables/pada, unlike the preceding Anushtubh verses) giving the Sun's Shayana-state results, read at band-strip resolution AND independently re-confirmed via tight zoom crops of all four half-lines -- exactly matching, no corrections; its second line contains a non-standard compound "स्थूलत्वमन्त्रेरपि" retained exactly as printed and disclosed as uncertain rather than silently smoothed. Verse 46.50 BEGINS on this page (bands31-32): its first pada, "दरिद्रताभारविहारशाली विवादविद्याभिरतो नरः स्यात् ।", is fully legible and zoom-confirmed (no watermark overlap on band31). Its second pada (band32), however, is SIGNIFICANTLY AND PERMANENTLY OBSCURED by the SEVENTEENTH consecutive watermark instance ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"), whose Latin-serif strokes overlap the Devanagari glyphs at near-identical stroke weight and position throughout the entire line width -- confirmed via multiple threshold/contrast isolation attempts and narrow high-zoom slices, all of which failed to separate the two layers. Only the terminal "॥ ५० ॥" verse-end marker is legible, confirming the verse ends on this page (does not continue onto page261). Per the hard no-fabrication rule, verse 46.50 is NOT seeded this page: guessing the obscured pada would risk fabricating verse text. It remains deferred pending either a cleaner alternate scan/edition or an editorial decision to publish it with an explicitly disclosed illegible-word gap.

  50. 46.50 सत्यापित

    46.50

    संस्कृत

    दरिद्रताभारविहारशाली विवादविद्याभिरतो नरः स्यात् । [द्वितीय पादः जलचिह्नेन आवृतः, अपठनीयः] ॥ ५० ॥

    daridratabharaviharashali vivadavidyabhirato narah syat [second pada illegible in source, obscured by watermark]

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [Note: the second pada of this verse is permanently obscured by a digitization watermark in the source and could not be recovered despite multiple technical recovery attempts (see page260 checkpoint); it is not guessed or reconstructed here. A Hindi commentary paraphrase on page261 indicates its general sense.] When the Sun is in the Upavesha (sitting-down) state, a person bears the burden of poverty and delights in disputation over learning...

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    उपवेशावस्थापन्न सूर्य के होने पर जातक दारिद्र्य का वहन करने वाला (दरिद्र), विद्याविवादी, कठोर हृदयवाला तथा धननाशक होता है। [द्वितीय पाद मूल संस्कृत पाठ में जलचिह्न (watermark) द्वारा अपठनीय है -- अर्थ इस हिन्दी टीका-वाक्य से ज्ञात होता है, संस्कृत पाठ की कल्पना नहीं की गई है।]

    स्रोत: Transcribed from page260 (PDF p.292), first pada zoom-confirmed; second pada permanently illegible due to watermark obscuration (see page260 checkpoint for full recovery-attempt documentation). translationHi commentary paraphrase transcribed from page261 (PDF p.293), bands26-27.

  51. 46.51 सत्यापित

    46.51

    संस्कृत

    नरः सदानन्दधरो विवेकी परोपकारी बलवित्तयुक्तः । महासुखी राजकृपाभिमानी दिवाधिनाथो यदि नेत्रपाणौ ॥५१॥

    narah sadanandadharo viveki paropakari balavittayuktah mahasukhi rajakripabhimani divadhinatho yadi netrapanau

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If the Lord of the day (the Sun) is in the Netrapani (eye-in-hand) state, a person becomes ever joyful, discerning, benevolent, endowed with strength and wealth, greatly happy, and proud of royal favor.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    नेत्रपाणि अवस्थागत सूर्य हों तो जातक सदा सानन्द, विचारशील, परोपकारी, धनी, बली, महासुखी तथा राजकृपापूर्ण होता है।

    स्रोत: Transcribed from page261 (PDF p.293) of the printed BPHS edition. Folio "२६१", running head is the CHAPTER TITLE "ग्रहावस्थफलाध्यायः" (C-type page; page260 was T-type, continuing the recto/verso alternation -- THIRTY-TWO consecutive pages, 231-261). Bands1-24 contain TEN new verses (46.51-46.60), completing the full set of twelve Shayanadi-avastha result-verses for the Sun (46.49 Shayana through 46.60 Nidra), matching the twelve states named in the page259 commentary. All ten verses were read at band-strip resolution and independently re-verified via tight high-zoom crops of every half-line. Verses 46.51 (bands1-2), 46.52 (bands3-4), 46.53 (bands5-6), 46.54 (bands7-8), 46.55 (bands9-12, four-pada), 46.57 (bands15-18, four-pada), 46.58 (bands19-20), and 46.60 (bands23-24) matched their band-strip readings exactly, with no corrections. Verse 46.56 (bands13-14) received a minor zoom correction: "मदोद्धतश्वागमे" corrected to "मदोद्धतश्चागमे" (श्च conjunct, matching the same sandhi pattern as "नरश्चञ्चलः" earlier in the same verse). Verse 46.59 (bands21-22) received a minor zoom correction to a non-standard compound, "पवनन्धावरातेर्भयं" corrected via tight re-crop to "पवनन्धाविरातेर्भयं" -- this compound does not parse into fully standard Sanskrit under either reading and is retained here exactly as printed (confirmed at high zoom) and disclosed as uncertain, consistent with the project's standing non-fabrication convention (as with 46.49's "स्थूलत्वमन्त्रेरपि"). Bands25-29 contain a Hindi commentary block that is structurally DIFFERENT from prior joint multi-verse commentaries on this project: rather than one commentary covering a whole verse-range, it gives ONE PROSE SENTENCE PER VERSE within a single flowing paragraph. Four sentences are legible on this page: (1) a paraphrase of verse 46.49 (Shayana), confirming its content and attached here to 46.49's translationHi (previously empty); (2) a paraphrase of verse 46.50 (Upavesha) which corroborates the legible first pada AND additionally supplies two descriptors -- "कठोर हृदयवाला" (hard-hearted) and "धननाशक" (wealth-destroying) -- that must derive from verse 46.50's second pada, which was found on page260 to be permanently obscured by a watermark; (3) a paraphrase of verse 46.51 (Netrapani), attached to 46.51's translationHi; (4) the beginning of a paraphrase of verse 46.52 (Prakashana), reading only "प्रकाशना-" before being cut off at the bottom of the page -- this is a FIFTH instance of the project's cross-page commentary continuation pattern, to be completed and attached to 46.52's translationHi once page262 is read. Band30 is the watermark (EIGHTEENTH consecutive instance), isolated this time with no text overlap (30px band height, no obscured content). Given the new commentary evidence on this page, verse 46.50 (deferred unseeded on page260) is now SEEDED with a revised, fully disclosed treatment: its first pada, "दरिद्रताभारविहारशाली विवादविद्याभिरतो नरः स्यात् ।", remains exactly as zoom-confirmed on page260; its second pada is represented with an explicit bracketed notice that it is illegible in the source (obscured by a permanent watermark overlay, per the page260 checkpoint's documented multi-technique recovery attempts, all unsuccessful) rather than being guessed or reconstructed; its translationHi is populated with the real, attributed Hindi commentary paraphrase sentence transcribed verbatim from bands26-27 of this page, which conveys the general sense of the missing pada (hard-heartedness, wealth-loss) without reconstructing its exact Sanskrit wording -- this distinction (quoting real attributed commentary vs. fabricating verse text) is maintained per the project's hard no-fabrication rule.

  52. 46.52 सत्यापित

    46.52

    संस्कृत

    उदारचित्तः परिपूर्णवित्तः सभासु वक्ता बहुपुण्यकर्ता । महाबली सुन्दररूपशाली प्रकाशने जन्मनि पद्मिनीशे ॥५२॥

    udaracittah paripurnavittah sabhasu vakta bahupunyakarta mahabali sundararupashali prakashane janmani padminishe

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the Lord of the lotuses (the Sun) is born into the Prakashana (revealing/shining) state, [the native] is generous-hearted, possessed of full wealth, an eloquent speaker in assemblies, a doer of much merit, very powerful, and of beautiful form.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    प्रकाशनावस्थापन्न सूर्य हों तो मनुष्य उदार, धनपूर्ण, सभा में बोलनेवाला, पुण्यवान्, महाबली, तथा रूपवान् होता है।

    स्रोत: Transcribed from page261 (PDF p.293) of the printed BPHS edition. Folio "२६१", running head is the CHAPTER TITLE "ग्रहावस्थफलाध्यायः" (C-type page; page260 was T-type, continuing the recto/verso alternation -- THIRTY-TWO consecutive pages, 231-261). Bands1-24 contain TEN new verses (46.51-46.60), completing the full set of twelve Shayanadi-avastha result-verses for the Sun (46.49 Shayana through 46.60 Nidra), matching the twelve states named in the page259 commentary. All ten verses were read at band-strip resolution and independently re-verified via tight high-zoom crops of every half-line. Verses 46.51 (bands1-2), 46.52 (bands3-4), 46.53 (bands5-6), 46.54 (bands7-8), 46.55 (bands9-12, four-pada), 46.57 (bands15-18, four-pada), 46.58 (bands19-20), and 46.60 (bands23-24) matched their band-strip readings exactly, with no corrections. Verse 46.56 (bands13-14) received a minor zoom correction: "मदोद्धतश्वागमे" corrected to "मदोद्धतश्चागमे" (श्च conjunct, matching the same sandhi pattern as "नरश्चञ्चलः" earlier in the same verse). Verse 46.59 (bands21-22) received a minor zoom correction to a non-standard compound, "पवनन्धावरातेर्भयं" corrected via tight re-crop to "पवनन्धाविरातेर्भयं" -- this compound does not parse into fully standard Sanskrit under either reading and is retained here exactly as printed (confirmed at high zoom) and disclosed as uncertain, consistent with the project's standing non-fabrication convention (as with 46.49's "स्थूलत्वमन्त्रेरपि"). Bands25-29 contain a Hindi commentary block that is structurally DIFFERENT from prior joint multi-verse commentaries on this project: rather than one commentary covering a whole verse-range, it gives ONE PROSE SENTENCE PER VERSE within a single flowing paragraph. Four sentences are legible on this page: (1) a paraphrase of verse 46.49 (Shayana), confirming its content and attached here to 46.49's translationHi (previously empty); (2) a paraphrase of verse 46.50 (Upavesha) which corroborates the legible first pada AND additionally supplies two descriptors -- "कठोर हृदयवाला" (hard-hearted) and "धननाशक" (wealth-destroying) -- that must derive from verse 46.50's second pada, which was found on page260 to be permanently obscured by a watermark; (3) a paraphrase of verse 46.51 (Netrapani), attached to 46.51's translationHi; (4) the beginning of a paraphrase of verse 46.52 (Prakashana), reading only "प्रकाशना-" before being cut off at the bottom of the page -- this is a FIFTH instance of the project's cross-page commentary continuation pattern, to be completed and attached to 46.52's translationHi once page262 is read. Band30 is the watermark (EIGHTEENTH consecutive instance), isolated this time with no text overlap (30px band height, no obscured content). Given the new commentary evidence on this page, verse 46.50 (deferred unseeded on page260) is now SEEDED with a revised, fully disclosed treatment: its first pada, "दरिद्रताभारविहारशाली विवादविद्याभिरतो नरः स्यात् ।", remains exactly as zoom-confirmed on page260; its second pada is represented with an explicit bracketed notice that it is illegible in the source (obscured by a permanent watermark overlay, per the page260 checkpoint's documented multi-technique recovery attempts, all unsuccessful) rather than being guessed or reconstructed; its translationHi is populated with the real, attributed Hindi commentary paraphrase sentence transcribed verbatim from bands26-27 of this page, which conveys the general sense of the missing pada (hard-heartedness, wealth-loss) without reconstructing its exact Sanskrit wording -- this distinction (quoting real attributed commentary vs. fabricating verse text) is maintained per the project's hard no-fabrication rule.

  53. 46.53 सत्यापित

    46.53

    संस्कृत

    प्रभावशाली किल दुःखमाली सदालसो धीधनवर्जितश्च । भयातुरः कोपपरो विशेषाद् दिवाधिनाथे गमने मनुष्यः ॥५३॥

    prabhavashali kila duhkhamali sadalaso dhidhanavarjitashcha bhayaturah kopaparo visheshad divadhinathe gamane manushyah

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the Lord of the day is in the Gamana (going/moving) state, a person is indeed influential yet strung with sorrow, ever indolent, bereft of intellect and wealth, afflicted by fear, and especially prone to anger.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    गमनावस्थापन्न सूर्य हों तो जातक प्रवासी, दुःखयुक्त, सतत आलसी, बुद्धिधनरहित, विभीत, तथा क्रोधी होता है।

    स्रोत: Transcribed from page261 (PDF p.293) of the printed BPHS edition. Folio "२६१", running head is the CHAPTER TITLE "ग्रहावस्थफलाध्यायः" (C-type page; page260 was T-type, continuing the recto/verso alternation -- THIRTY-TWO consecutive pages, 231-261). Bands1-24 contain TEN new verses (46.51-46.60), completing the full set of twelve Shayanadi-avastha result-verses for the Sun (46.49 Shayana through 46.60 Nidra), matching the twelve states named in the page259 commentary. All ten verses were read at band-strip resolution and independently re-verified via tight high-zoom crops of every half-line. Verses 46.51 (bands1-2), 46.52 (bands3-4), 46.53 (bands5-6), 46.54 (bands7-8), 46.55 (bands9-12, four-pada), 46.57 (bands15-18, four-pada), 46.58 (bands19-20), and 46.60 (bands23-24) matched their band-strip readings exactly, with no corrections. Verse 46.56 (bands13-14) received a minor zoom correction: "मदोद्धतश्वागमे" corrected to "मदोद्धतश्चागमे" (श्च conjunct, matching the same sandhi pattern as "नरश्चञ्चलः" earlier in the same verse). Verse 46.59 (bands21-22) received a minor zoom correction to a non-standard compound, "पवनन्धावरातेर्भयं" corrected via tight re-crop to "पवनन्धाविरातेर्भयं" -- this compound does not parse into fully standard Sanskrit under either reading and is retained here exactly as printed (confirmed at high zoom) and disclosed as uncertain, consistent with the project's standing non-fabrication convention (as with 46.49's "स्थूलत्वमन्त्रेरपि"). Bands25-29 contain a Hindi commentary block that is structurally DIFFERENT from prior joint multi-verse commentaries on this project: rather than one commentary covering a whole verse-range, it gives ONE PROSE SENTENCE PER VERSE within a single flowing paragraph. Four sentences are legible on this page: (1) a paraphrase of verse 46.49 (Shayana), confirming its content and attached here to 46.49's translationHi (previously empty); (2) a paraphrase of verse 46.50 (Upavesha) which corroborates the legible first pada AND additionally supplies two descriptors -- "कठोर हृदयवाला" (hard-hearted) and "धननाशक" (wealth-destroying) -- that must derive from verse 46.50's second pada, which was found on page260 to be permanently obscured by a watermark; (3) a paraphrase of verse 46.51 (Netrapani), attached to 46.51's translationHi; (4) the beginning of a paraphrase of verse 46.52 (Prakashana), reading only "प्रकाशना-" before being cut off at the bottom of the page -- this is a FIFTH instance of the project's cross-page commentary continuation pattern, to be completed and attached to 46.52's translationHi once page262 is read. Band30 is the watermark (EIGHTEENTH consecutive instance), isolated this time with no text overlap (30px band height, no obscured content). Given the new commentary evidence on this page, verse 46.50 (deferred unseeded on page260) is now SEEDED with a revised, fully disclosed treatment: its first pada, "दरिद्रताभारविहारशाली विवादविद्याभिरतो नरः स्यात् ।", remains exactly as zoom-confirmed on page260; its second pada is represented with an explicit bracketed notice that it is illegible in the source (obscured by a permanent watermark overlay, per the page260 checkpoint's documented multi-technique recovery attempts, all unsuccessful) rather than being guessed or reconstructed; its translationHi is populated with the real, attributed Hindi commentary paraphrase sentence transcribed verbatim from bands26-27 of this page, which conveys the general sense of the missing pada (hard-heartedness, wealth-loss) without reconstructing its exact Sanskrit wording -- this distinction (quoting real attributed commentary vs. fabricating verse text) is maintained per the project's hard no-fabrication rule.

  54. 46.54 सत्यापित

    46.54

    संस्कृत

    परदाररतो जनतारहितो बहुधा गमनाऽऽगमनाऽभिरुचिः । कृपणः खलताकुशलो मलिनो दिवसाधिपतौ मनुजः कुमतिः ॥५४॥

    paradararato janatarahito bahudha gamanagamanabhiruchih kripanah khalatakushalo malino divasadhipatau manujah kumatih

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the Lord of the day is in the Agamana (coming/arrival) state, a person is devoted to the wives of others, devoid of people's goodwill, much fond of coming and going, miserly, skilled in wickedness, of impure character, and of evil intellect.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    आगमनावस्थापन्न सूर्य के होने से जातक परखीगामी, समाज से दूर, गमनशील, कृपण, दुष्ट, तथा दुर्बुद्धि होता है।

    स्रोत: Transcribed from page261 (PDF p.293) of the printed BPHS edition. Folio "२६१", running head is the CHAPTER TITLE "ग्रहावस्थफलाध्यायः" (C-type page; page260 was T-type, continuing the recto/verso alternation -- THIRTY-TWO consecutive pages, 231-261). Bands1-24 contain TEN new verses (46.51-46.60), completing the full set of twelve Shayanadi-avastha result-verses for the Sun (46.49 Shayana through 46.60 Nidra), matching the twelve states named in the page259 commentary. All ten verses were read at band-strip resolution and independently re-verified via tight high-zoom crops of every half-line. Verses 46.51 (bands1-2), 46.52 (bands3-4), 46.53 (bands5-6), 46.54 (bands7-8), 46.55 (bands9-12, four-pada), 46.57 (bands15-18, four-pada), 46.58 (bands19-20), and 46.60 (bands23-24) matched their band-strip readings exactly, with no corrections. Verse 46.56 (bands13-14) received a minor zoom correction: "मदोद्धतश्वागमे" corrected to "मदोद्धतश्चागमे" (श्च conjunct, matching the same sandhi pattern as "नरश्चञ्चलः" earlier in the same verse). Verse 46.59 (bands21-22) received a minor zoom correction to a non-standard compound, "पवनन्धावरातेर्भयं" corrected via tight re-crop to "पवनन्धाविरातेर्भयं" -- this compound does not parse into fully standard Sanskrit under either reading and is retained here exactly as printed (confirmed at high zoom) and disclosed as uncertain, consistent with the project's standing non-fabrication convention (as with 46.49's "स्थूलत्वमन्त्रेरपि"). Bands25-29 contain a Hindi commentary block that is structurally DIFFERENT from prior joint multi-verse commentaries on this project: rather than one commentary covering a whole verse-range, it gives ONE PROSE SENTENCE PER VERSE within a single flowing paragraph. Four sentences are legible on this page: (1) a paraphrase of verse 46.49 (Shayana), confirming its content and attached here to 46.49's translationHi (previously empty); (2) a paraphrase of verse 46.50 (Upavesha) which corroborates the legible first pada AND additionally supplies two descriptors -- "कठोर हृदयवाला" (hard-hearted) and "धननाशक" (wealth-destroying) -- that must derive from verse 46.50's second pada, which was found on page260 to be permanently obscured by a watermark; (3) a paraphrase of verse 46.51 (Netrapani), attached to 46.51's translationHi; (4) the beginning of a paraphrase of verse 46.52 (Prakashana), reading only "प्रकाशना-" before being cut off at the bottom of the page -- this is a FIFTH instance of the project's cross-page commentary continuation pattern, to be completed and attached to 46.52's translationHi once page262 is read. Band30 is the watermark (EIGHTEENTH consecutive instance), isolated this time with no text overlap (30px band height, no obscured content). Given the new commentary evidence on this page, verse 46.50 (deferred unseeded on page260) is now SEEDED with a revised, fully disclosed treatment: its first pada, "दरिद्रताभारविहारशाली विवादविद्याभिरतो नरः स्यात् ।", remains exactly as zoom-confirmed on page260; its second pada is represented with an explicit bracketed notice that it is illegible in the source (obscured by a permanent watermark overlay, per the page260 checkpoint's documented multi-technique recovery attempts, all unsuccessful) rather than being guessed or reconstructed; its translationHi is populated with the real, attributed Hindi commentary paraphrase sentence transcribed verbatim from bands26-27 of this page, which conveys the general sense of the missing pada (hard-heartedness, wealth-loss) without reconstructing its exact Sanskrit wording -- this distinction (quoting real attributed commentary vs. fabricating verse text) is maintained per the project's hard no-fabrication rule.

  55. 46.55 सत्यापित

    46.55

    संस्कृत

    सभागते हिते नरः परोपकारतत्परः सदार्थरत्नपूरितो दिवाकरे गुणाकरः । वसुन्धरानवाम्बरालयान्वितो महाबली विचित्रमित्रवत्सलः कृपाकलाधरः परः ॥ ५५ ॥

    sabhagate hite narah paropakaratatparah sadarthratnapurito divakare gunakarah vasundharanavambaralayanvito mahabali vichitramitravatsalah kripakaladharah parah

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the Sun, a mine of virtues, is favorably placed in the Sabha (assembly-dwelling) state, a person is devoted to helping others, ever filled with wealth and jewels, endowed with new lands, garments, and dwellings, very powerful, affectionately fond of varied friends, and supremely compassionate.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    सभावस्थागत सूर्य में जातक परोपकारी, सतत धन-रत्न परिपूर्ण, गुणनिधि, भूमि नवीनगृह, तथा नवीनवस्त्र से परिपूर्ण, प्रबल, मित्र प्रेमी, कृपालु तथा कलाचित् होता है।

    स्रोत: Transcribed from page261 (PDF p.293) of the printed BPHS edition. Folio "२६१", running head is the CHAPTER TITLE "ग्रहावस्थफलाध्यायः" (C-type page; page260 was T-type, continuing the recto/verso alternation -- THIRTY-TWO consecutive pages, 231-261). Bands1-24 contain TEN new verses (46.51-46.60), completing the full set of twelve Shayanadi-avastha result-verses for the Sun (46.49 Shayana through 46.60 Nidra), matching the twelve states named in the page259 commentary. All ten verses were read at band-strip resolution and independently re-verified via tight high-zoom crops of every half-line. Verses 46.51 (bands1-2), 46.52 (bands3-4), 46.53 (bands5-6), 46.54 (bands7-8), 46.55 (bands9-12, four-pada), 46.57 (bands15-18, four-pada), 46.58 (bands19-20), and 46.60 (bands23-24) matched their band-strip readings exactly, with no corrections. Verse 46.56 (bands13-14) received a minor zoom correction: "मदोद्धतश्वागमे" corrected to "मदोद्धतश्चागमे" (श्च conjunct, matching the same sandhi pattern as "नरश्चञ्चलः" earlier in the same verse). Verse 46.59 (bands21-22) received a minor zoom correction to a non-standard compound, "पवनन्धावरातेर्भयं" corrected via tight re-crop to "पवनन्धाविरातेर्भयं" -- this compound does not parse into fully standard Sanskrit under either reading and is retained here exactly as printed (confirmed at high zoom) and disclosed as uncertain, consistent with the project's standing non-fabrication convention (as with 46.49's "स्थूलत्वमन्त्रेरपि"). Bands25-29 contain a Hindi commentary block that is structurally DIFFERENT from prior joint multi-verse commentaries on this project: rather than one commentary covering a whole verse-range, it gives ONE PROSE SENTENCE PER VERSE within a single flowing paragraph. Four sentences are legible on this page: (1) a paraphrase of verse 46.49 (Shayana), confirming its content and attached here to 46.49's translationHi (previously empty); (2) a paraphrase of verse 46.50 (Upavesha) which corroborates the legible first pada AND additionally supplies two descriptors -- "कठोर हृदयवाला" (hard-hearted) and "धननाशक" (wealth-destroying) -- that must derive from verse 46.50's second pada, which was found on page260 to be permanently obscured by a watermark; (3) a paraphrase of verse 46.51 (Netrapani), attached to 46.51's translationHi; (4) the beginning of a paraphrase of verse 46.52 (Prakashana), reading only "प्रकाशना-" before being cut off at the bottom of the page -- this is a FIFTH instance of the project's cross-page commentary continuation pattern, to be completed and attached to 46.52's translationHi once page262 is read. Band30 is the watermark (EIGHTEENTH consecutive instance), isolated this time with no text overlap (30px band height, no obscured content). Given the new commentary evidence on this page, verse 46.50 (deferred unseeded on page260) is now SEEDED with a revised, fully disclosed treatment: its first pada, "दरिद्रताभारविहारशाली विवादविद्याभिरतो नरः स्यात् ।", remains exactly as zoom-confirmed on page260; its second pada is represented with an explicit bracketed notice that it is illegible in the source (obscured by a permanent watermark overlay, per the page260 checkpoint's documented multi-technique recovery attempts, all unsuccessful) rather than being guessed or reconstructed; its translationHi is populated with the real, attributed Hindi commentary paraphrase sentence transcribed verbatim from bands26-27 of this page, which conveys the general sense of the missing pada (hard-heartedness, wealth-loss) without reconstructing its exact Sanskrit wording -- this distinction (quoting real attributed commentary vs. fabricating verse text) is maintained per the project's hard no-fabrication rule.

  56. 46.56 सत्यापित

    46.56

    संस्कृत

    क्षोभितो रिपुगणैः सदा नरश्चञ्चलः खलमतिः क्रुशस्तथा । धर्मकर्महिनतो मदोद्धतश्चागमे दिनपतौ यदा तदा ॥५६॥

    kshobhito ripuganaih sada narashchanchalah khalamatih krushastatha dharmakarmahinato madoddhatashchagame dinapatau yada tada

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Whenever the Lord of the day is in the Agama (agitated) state, a person is constantly harassed by enemies, fickle, of wicked mind, emaciated, deprived of righteous deeds, and arrogant with pride.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    आगमावस्थापन्न सूर्य हों तो मनुष्य दुरमनों के कारण क्षुब्ध, चञ्चल दुर्मति, दुर्बल, धर्मकार्य से दूर तथा मदान्ध, होता है।

    स्रोत: Transcribed from page261 (PDF p.293) of the printed BPHS edition. Folio "२६१", running head is the CHAPTER TITLE "ग्रहावस्थफलाध्यायः" (C-type page; page260 was T-type, continuing the recto/verso alternation -- THIRTY-TWO consecutive pages, 231-261). Bands1-24 contain TEN new verses (46.51-46.60), completing the full set of twelve Shayanadi-avastha result-verses for the Sun (46.49 Shayana through 46.60 Nidra), matching the twelve states named in the page259 commentary. All ten verses were read at band-strip resolution and independently re-verified via tight high-zoom crops of every half-line. Verses 46.51 (bands1-2), 46.52 (bands3-4), 46.53 (bands5-6), 46.54 (bands7-8), 46.55 (bands9-12, four-pada), 46.57 (bands15-18, four-pada), 46.58 (bands19-20), and 46.60 (bands23-24) matched their band-strip readings exactly, with no corrections. Verse 46.56 (bands13-14) received a minor zoom correction: "मदोद्धतश्वागमे" corrected to "मदोद्धतश्चागमे" (श्च conjunct, matching the same sandhi pattern as "नरश्चञ्चलः" earlier in the same verse). Verse 46.59 (bands21-22) received a minor zoom correction to a non-standard compound, "पवनन्धावरातेर्भयं" corrected via tight re-crop to "पवनन्धाविरातेर्भयं" -- this compound does not parse into fully standard Sanskrit under either reading and is retained here exactly as printed (confirmed at high zoom) and disclosed as uncertain, consistent with the project's standing non-fabrication convention (as with 46.49's "स्थूलत्वमन्त्रेरपि"). Bands25-29 contain a Hindi commentary block that is structurally DIFFERENT from prior joint multi-verse commentaries on this project: rather than one commentary covering a whole verse-range, it gives ONE PROSE SENTENCE PER VERSE within a single flowing paragraph. Four sentences are legible on this page: (1) a paraphrase of verse 46.49 (Shayana), confirming its content and attached here to 46.49's translationHi (previously empty); (2) a paraphrase of verse 46.50 (Upavesha) which corroborates the legible first pada AND additionally supplies two descriptors -- "कठोर हृदयवाला" (hard-hearted) and "धननाशक" (wealth-destroying) -- that must derive from verse 46.50's second pada, which was found on page260 to be permanently obscured by a watermark; (3) a paraphrase of verse 46.51 (Netrapani), attached to 46.51's translationHi; (4) the beginning of a paraphrase of verse 46.52 (Prakashana), reading only "प्रकाशना-" before being cut off at the bottom of the page -- this is a FIFTH instance of the project's cross-page commentary continuation pattern, to be completed and attached to 46.52's translationHi once page262 is read. Band30 is the watermark (EIGHTEENTH consecutive instance), isolated this time with no text overlap (30px band height, no obscured content). Given the new commentary evidence on this page, verse 46.50 (deferred unseeded on page260) is now SEEDED with a revised, fully disclosed treatment: its first pada, "दरिद्रताभारविहारशाली विवादविद्याभिरतो नरः स्यात् ।", remains exactly as zoom-confirmed on page260; its second pada is represented with an explicit bracketed notice that it is illegible in the source (obscured by a permanent watermark overlay, per the page260 checkpoint's documented multi-technique recovery attempts, all unsuccessful) rather than being guessed or reconstructed; its translationHi is populated with the real, attributed Hindi commentary paraphrase sentence transcribed verbatim from bands26-27 of this page, which conveys the general sense of the missing pada (hard-heartedness, wealth-loss) without reconstructing its exact Sanskrit wording -- this distinction (quoting real attributed commentary vs. fabricating verse text) is maintained per the project's hard no-fabrication rule.

  57. 46.57 सत्यापित

    46.57

    संस्कृत

    सदाङ्गसन्धिवेदना पराङ्गनाधनक्षयो बलक्षयः, पदे पदे यदा तदा हि भोजने । असत्यता शिरोऽन्यथा तथा वृथान्नभोजनं रवावसत्कथारतिः कुमार्गगामिनी मतिः ॥ ५७ ॥

    sadangasandhivedana parangana-dhanakshayo balakshayah pade pade yada tada hi bhojane asatyata shiro'nyatha tatha vrithannabhojanam ravavasatkatharatih kumargagamini matih

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Whenever the Sun is in the Bhojana (eating) state, a person constantly suffers pain in the joints, loss of wealth through other men's wives, and loss of strength at every step; there is falsehood, disorder of the head, vain/wasted eating of food, delight in untrue talk, and a mind inclined to wrong paths.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    भोजनावस्थापन्न सूर्य के होने से जातक को अङ्गसन्धिगत पीड़ा तथा परस्त्री प्रयुक्त धननाश, पग पग पर बलक्षय, असत्यता, शिरोवेदना, कदन्नभोजन, असत्कथा करने का प्रेमी, तथा कुमार्गगामी होता है।

    स्रोत: Transcribed from page261 (PDF p.293) of the printed BPHS edition. Folio "२६१", running head is the CHAPTER TITLE "ग्रहावस्थफलाध्यायः" (C-type page; page260 was T-type, continuing the recto/verso alternation -- THIRTY-TWO consecutive pages, 231-261). Bands1-24 contain TEN new verses (46.51-46.60), completing the full set of twelve Shayanadi-avastha result-verses for the Sun (46.49 Shayana through 46.60 Nidra), matching the twelve states named in the page259 commentary. All ten verses were read at band-strip resolution and independently re-verified via tight high-zoom crops of every half-line. Verses 46.51 (bands1-2), 46.52 (bands3-4), 46.53 (bands5-6), 46.54 (bands7-8), 46.55 (bands9-12, four-pada), 46.57 (bands15-18, four-pada), 46.58 (bands19-20), and 46.60 (bands23-24) matched their band-strip readings exactly, with no corrections. Verse 46.56 (bands13-14) received a minor zoom correction: "मदोद्धतश्वागमे" corrected to "मदोद्धतश्चागमे" (श्च conjunct, matching the same sandhi pattern as "नरश्चञ्चलः" earlier in the same verse). Verse 46.59 (bands21-22) received a minor zoom correction to a non-standard compound, "पवनन्धावरातेर्भयं" corrected via tight re-crop to "पवनन्धाविरातेर्भयं" -- this compound does not parse into fully standard Sanskrit under either reading and is retained here exactly as printed (confirmed at high zoom) and disclosed as uncertain, consistent with the project's standing non-fabrication convention (as with 46.49's "स्थूलत्वमन्त्रेरपि"). Bands25-29 contain a Hindi commentary block that is structurally DIFFERENT from prior joint multi-verse commentaries on this project: rather than one commentary covering a whole verse-range, it gives ONE PROSE SENTENCE PER VERSE within a single flowing paragraph. Four sentences are legible on this page: (1) a paraphrase of verse 46.49 (Shayana), confirming its content and attached here to 46.49's translationHi (previously empty); (2) a paraphrase of verse 46.50 (Upavesha) which corroborates the legible first pada AND additionally supplies two descriptors -- "कठोर हृदयवाला" (hard-hearted) and "धननाशक" (wealth-destroying) -- that must derive from verse 46.50's second pada, which was found on page260 to be permanently obscured by a watermark; (3) a paraphrase of verse 46.51 (Netrapani), attached to 46.51's translationHi; (4) the beginning of a paraphrase of verse 46.52 (Prakashana), reading only "प्रकाशना-" before being cut off at the bottom of the page -- this is a FIFTH instance of the project's cross-page commentary continuation pattern, to be completed and attached to 46.52's translationHi once page262 is read. Band30 is the watermark (EIGHTEENTH consecutive instance), isolated this time with no text overlap (30px band height, no obscured content). Given the new commentary evidence on this page, verse 46.50 (deferred unseeded on page260) is now SEEDED with a revised, fully disclosed treatment: its first pada, "दरिद्रताभारविहारशाली विवादविद्याभिरतो नरः स्यात् ।", remains exactly as zoom-confirmed on page260; its second pada is represented with an explicit bracketed notice that it is illegible in the source (obscured by a permanent watermark overlay, per the page260 checkpoint's documented multi-technique recovery attempts, all unsuccessful) rather than being guessed or reconstructed; its translationHi is populated with the real, attributed Hindi commentary paraphrase sentence transcribed verbatim from bands26-27 of this page, which conveys the general sense of the missing pada (hard-heartedness, wealth-loss) without reconstructing its exact Sanskrit wording -- this distinction (quoting real attributed commentary vs. fabricating verse text) is maintained per the project's hard no-fabrication rule.

  58. 46.58 सत्यापित

    46.58

    संस्कृत

    विज्ञलोकैः सदा मण्डितः पण्डितः काव्यविधानवचप्रलापान्वितः । राजपूज्यो धरामण्डले सर्वदा नृत्यलिप्सागते पद्मिनीनायके ॥ ५८ ॥

    vijnalokaih sada manditah panditah kavyavidhanavachapralapanvitah rajapujyo dharamandale sarvada nrityalipsagate padmininayake

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the Lord of the lotuses (the Sun) is in the Nrityalipsa (desire-to-dance) state, [the native] is ever adorned [with the esteem] of learned people, a scholar endowed with skillful and eloquent speech in poetic composition, and always honored by kings throughout the circle of the earth.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    नृत्यलिप्सावस्थागत सूर्य में मनुष्य सतत विद्वानों से मण्डित, स्वयं पण्डित, और काव्यशास्त्रालाप में प्रवीण तथा राजवन्द्य, होता है।

    स्रोत: Transcribed from page261 (PDF p.293) of the printed BPHS edition. Folio "२६१", running head is the CHAPTER TITLE "ग्रहावस्थफलाध्यायः" (C-type page; page260 was T-type, continuing the recto/verso alternation -- THIRTY-TWO consecutive pages, 231-261). Bands1-24 contain TEN new verses (46.51-46.60), completing the full set of twelve Shayanadi-avastha result-verses for the Sun (46.49 Shayana through 46.60 Nidra), matching the twelve states named in the page259 commentary. All ten verses were read at band-strip resolution and independently re-verified via tight high-zoom crops of every half-line. Verses 46.51 (bands1-2), 46.52 (bands3-4), 46.53 (bands5-6), 46.54 (bands7-8), 46.55 (bands9-12, four-pada), 46.57 (bands15-18, four-pada), 46.58 (bands19-20), and 46.60 (bands23-24) matched their band-strip readings exactly, with no corrections. Verse 46.56 (bands13-14) received a minor zoom correction: "मदोद्धतश्वागमे" corrected to "मदोद्धतश्चागमे" (श्च conjunct, matching the same sandhi pattern as "नरश्चञ्चलः" earlier in the same verse). Verse 46.59 (bands21-22) received a minor zoom correction to a non-standard compound, "पवनन्धावरातेर्भयं" corrected via tight re-crop to "पवनन्धाविरातेर्भयं" -- this compound does not parse into fully standard Sanskrit under either reading and is retained here exactly as printed (confirmed at high zoom) and disclosed as uncertain, consistent with the project's standing non-fabrication convention (as with 46.49's "स्थूलत्वमन्त्रेरपि"). Bands25-29 contain a Hindi commentary block that is structurally DIFFERENT from prior joint multi-verse commentaries on this project: rather than one commentary covering a whole verse-range, it gives ONE PROSE SENTENCE PER VERSE within a single flowing paragraph. Four sentences are legible on this page: (1) a paraphrase of verse 46.49 (Shayana), confirming its content and attached here to 46.49's translationHi (previously empty); (2) a paraphrase of verse 46.50 (Upavesha) which corroborates the legible first pada AND additionally supplies two descriptors -- "कठोर हृदयवाला" (hard-hearted) and "धननाशक" (wealth-destroying) -- that must derive from verse 46.50's second pada, which was found on page260 to be permanently obscured by a watermark; (3) a paraphrase of verse 46.51 (Netrapani), attached to 46.51's translationHi; (4) the beginning of a paraphrase of verse 46.52 (Prakashana), reading only "प्रकाशना-" before being cut off at the bottom of the page -- this is a FIFTH instance of the project's cross-page commentary continuation pattern, to be completed and attached to 46.52's translationHi once page262 is read. Band30 is the watermark (EIGHTEENTH consecutive instance), isolated this time with no text overlap (30px band height, no obscured content). Given the new commentary evidence on this page, verse 46.50 (deferred unseeded on page260) is now SEEDED with a revised, fully disclosed treatment: its first pada, "दरिद्रताभारविहारशाली विवादविद्याभिरतो नरः स्यात् ।", remains exactly as zoom-confirmed on page260; its second pada is represented with an explicit bracketed notice that it is illegible in the source (obscured by a permanent watermark overlay, per the page260 checkpoint's documented multi-technique recovery attempts, all unsuccessful) rather than being guessed or reconstructed; its translationHi is populated with the real, attributed Hindi commentary paraphrase sentence transcribed verbatim from bands26-27 of this page, which conveys the general sense of the missing pada (hard-heartedness, wealth-loss) without reconstructing its exact Sanskrit wording -- this distinction (quoting real attributed commentary vs. fabricating verse text) is maintained per the project's hard no-fabrication rule.

  59. 46.59 सत्यापित

    46.59

    संस्कृत

    सवेदानन्दधर्ता जनो ज्ञानवान् यज्ञकर्ता धराधीशसंस्थितः । पवनन्धाविरातेर्भयं स्वाननः काव्यविद्याप्रलापी मुदा कौतुके ॥५९॥

    savedanandadharta jano jnanavan yajnakarta dharadhishasansthitah pavanandhaviratebhayam svananah kavyavidyapralapi muda kautuke

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [Note: the compound in the third line ("पवनन्धाविरातेर्भयं") is non-standard/uncertain and is retained exactly as printed rather than silently corrected.] When the Sun is in the Kautuka (curiosity) state, a person bears joy along with true knowledge, is a performer of sacrifices, established under the rule of kings, of pleasant countenance, and delights in poetic and learned discourse.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    कौतुकावस्थागत सूर्य के होने पर जातक सतत सानन्द, ज्ञानी, यज्ञ करनेवाला राजभवनाश्रित, शत्रुभीत, सुन्दरमुख वाला तथा काव्यविद्यानुरागी होता है।

    स्रोत: Transcribed from page261 (PDF p.293) of the printed BPHS edition. Folio "२६१", running head is the CHAPTER TITLE "ग्रहावस्थफलाध्यायः" (C-type page; page260 was T-type, continuing the recto/verso alternation -- THIRTY-TWO consecutive pages, 231-261). Bands1-24 contain TEN new verses (46.51-46.60), completing the full set of twelve Shayanadi-avastha result-verses for the Sun (46.49 Shayana through 46.60 Nidra), matching the twelve states named in the page259 commentary. All ten verses were read at band-strip resolution and independently re-verified via tight high-zoom crops of every half-line. Verses 46.51 (bands1-2), 46.52 (bands3-4), 46.53 (bands5-6), 46.54 (bands7-8), 46.55 (bands9-12, four-pada), 46.57 (bands15-18, four-pada), 46.58 (bands19-20), and 46.60 (bands23-24) matched their band-strip readings exactly, with no corrections. Verse 46.56 (bands13-14) received a minor zoom correction: "मदोद्धतश्वागमे" corrected to "मदोद्धतश्चागमे" (श्च conjunct, matching the same sandhi pattern as "नरश्चञ्चलः" earlier in the same verse). Verse 46.59 (bands21-22) received a minor zoom correction to a non-standard compound, "पवनन्धावरातेर्भयं" corrected via tight re-crop to "पवनन्धाविरातेर्भयं" -- this compound does not parse into fully standard Sanskrit under either reading and is retained here exactly as printed (confirmed at high zoom) and disclosed as uncertain, consistent with the project's standing non-fabrication convention (as with 46.49's "स्थूलत्वमन्त्रेरपि"). Bands25-29 contain a Hindi commentary block that is structurally DIFFERENT from prior joint multi-verse commentaries on this project: rather than one commentary covering a whole verse-range, it gives ONE PROSE SENTENCE PER VERSE within a single flowing paragraph. Four sentences are legible on this page: (1) a paraphrase of verse 46.49 (Shayana), confirming its content and attached here to 46.49's translationHi (previously empty); (2) a paraphrase of verse 46.50 (Upavesha) which corroborates the legible first pada AND additionally supplies two descriptors -- "कठोर हृदयवाला" (hard-hearted) and "धननाशक" (wealth-destroying) -- that must derive from verse 46.50's second pada, which was found on page260 to be permanently obscured by a watermark; (3) a paraphrase of verse 46.51 (Netrapani), attached to 46.51's translationHi; (4) the beginning of a paraphrase of verse 46.52 (Prakashana), reading only "प्रकाशना-" before being cut off at the bottom of the page -- this is a FIFTH instance of the project's cross-page commentary continuation pattern, to be completed and attached to 46.52's translationHi once page262 is read. Band30 is the watermark (EIGHTEENTH consecutive instance), isolated this time with no text overlap (30px band height, no obscured content). Given the new commentary evidence on this page, verse 46.50 (deferred unseeded on page260) is now SEEDED with a revised, fully disclosed treatment: its first pada, "दरिद्रताभारविहारशाली विवादविद्याभिरतो नरः स्यात् ।", remains exactly as zoom-confirmed on page260; its second pada is represented with an explicit bracketed notice that it is illegible in the source (obscured by a permanent watermark overlay, per the page260 checkpoint's documented multi-technique recovery attempts, all unsuccessful) rather than being guessed or reconstructed; its translationHi is populated with the real, attributed Hindi commentary paraphrase sentence transcribed verbatim from bands26-27 of this page, which conveys the general sense of the missing pada (hard-heartedness, wealth-loss) without reconstructing its exact Sanskrit wording -- this distinction (quoting real attributed commentary vs. fabricating verse text) is maintained per the project's hard no-fabrication rule.

  60. 46.60 सत्यापित

    46.60

    संस्कृत

    निद्राभरारक्तं निभे भवेतां निद्रागते लोचनपद्मयुग्मे । रवौ विदेशे वसतिर्जनस्य कलत्रहानिः कतिघार्थनाशः ॥ ६० ॥

    nidrabhararaktam nibhe bhavetam nidragate lochanapadmayugme ravau videshe vasatirjanasya kalatrahanih katighdarthanashah

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the pair of lotus-eyes [of the native] becomes reddened, heavy, and laden with sleep -- that is, when the Sun is in the Nidra (sleep) state -- the person dwells in a foreign land; there is loss of wife and some loss of wealth.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    निद्रावस्थापन्न सूर्य हों तो मनुष्य की दोनों आँखें निद्रा के कारण रक्ताभ होती हैं। उसका विदेश में निवास, स्त्री तथा धन का विनाश होता है ॥ ४९-६० ॥

    स्रोत: Transcribed from page261 (PDF p.293) of the printed BPHS edition. Folio "२६१", running head is the CHAPTER TITLE "ग्रहावस्थफलाध्यायः" (C-type page; page260 was T-type, continuing the recto/verso alternation -- THIRTY-TWO consecutive pages, 231-261). Bands1-24 contain TEN new verses (46.51-46.60), completing the full set of twelve Shayanadi-avastha result-verses for the Sun (46.49 Shayana through 46.60 Nidra), matching the twelve states named in the page259 commentary. All ten verses were read at band-strip resolution and independently re-verified via tight high-zoom crops of every half-line. Verses 46.51 (bands1-2), 46.52 (bands3-4), 46.53 (bands5-6), 46.54 (bands7-8), 46.55 (bands9-12, four-pada), 46.57 (bands15-18, four-pada), 46.58 (bands19-20), and 46.60 (bands23-24) matched their band-strip readings exactly, with no corrections. Verse 46.56 (bands13-14) received a minor zoom correction: "मदोद्धतश्वागमे" corrected to "मदोद्धतश्चागमे" (श्च conjunct, matching the same sandhi pattern as "नरश्चञ्चलः" earlier in the same verse). Verse 46.59 (bands21-22) received a minor zoom correction to a non-standard compound, "पवनन्धावरातेर्भयं" corrected via tight re-crop to "पवनन्धाविरातेर्भयं" -- this compound does not parse into fully standard Sanskrit under either reading and is retained here exactly as printed (confirmed at high zoom) and disclosed as uncertain, consistent with the project's standing non-fabrication convention (as with 46.49's "स्थूलत्वमन्त्रेरपि"). Bands25-29 contain a Hindi commentary block that is structurally DIFFERENT from prior joint multi-verse commentaries on this project: rather than one commentary covering a whole verse-range, it gives ONE PROSE SENTENCE PER VERSE within a single flowing paragraph. Four sentences are legible on this page: (1) a paraphrase of verse 46.49 (Shayana), confirming its content and attached here to 46.49's translationHi (previously empty); (2) a paraphrase of verse 46.50 (Upavesha) which corroborates the legible first pada AND additionally supplies two descriptors -- "कठोर हृदयवाला" (hard-hearted) and "धननाशक" (wealth-destroying) -- that must derive from verse 46.50's second pada, which was found on page260 to be permanently obscured by a watermark; (3) a paraphrase of verse 46.51 (Netrapani), attached to 46.51's translationHi; (4) the beginning of a paraphrase of verse 46.52 (Prakashana), reading only "प्रकाशना-" before being cut off at the bottom of the page -- this is a FIFTH instance of the project's cross-page commentary continuation pattern, to be completed and attached to 46.52's translationHi once page262 is read. Band30 is the watermark (EIGHTEENTH consecutive instance), isolated this time with no text overlap (30px band height, no obscured content). Given the new commentary evidence on this page, verse 46.50 (deferred unseeded on page260) is now SEEDED with a revised, fully disclosed treatment: its first pada, "दरिद्रताभारविहारशाली विवादविद्याभिरतो नरः स्यात् ।", remains exactly as zoom-confirmed on page260; its second pada is represented with an explicit bracketed notice that it is illegible in the source (obscured by a permanent watermark overlay, per the page260 checkpoint's documented multi-technique recovery attempts, all unsuccessful) rather than being guessed or reconstructed; its translationHi is populated with the real, attributed Hindi commentary paraphrase sentence transcribed verbatim from bands26-27 of this page, which conveys the general sense of the missing pada (hard-heartedness, wealth-loss) without reconstructing its exact Sanskrit wording -- this distinction (quoting real attributed commentary vs. fabricating verse text) is maintained per the project's hard no-fabrication rule.

  61. 46.61 सत्यापित

    Shayana (sleeping) – Moon

    संस्कृत

    जन्मकाले क्षपानाथे शयनं चेदुपागते । मानी शीतप्रधानश्च कामी वित्तविनाशकः ॥ ६१ ॥

    janmakale kshapanathe shayanam chedupagate | mani shitapradhanashcha kami vittavinashakah || 61 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If at the time of birth the lord of night (the Moon) has attained the Shayana (sleeping) state, the person is proud/self-respecting, predominantly cold-natured, passionate, and a destroyer of wealth.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जन्म समय में शयनावस्थागत चन्द्र हो तो जातक मानी शीतलस्वभाववाला, कामी तथा धननाश करने वाला होता है।

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, अध्याय ४६ (ग्रहावस्थफलाध्यायः), पृष्ठ २६२ (Veda Nidhi Varanasi संस्करण, CC-0, Swami Atmanand Giri/Prabhuji, digitized by eGangotri). बैंड-पट्टी (band-strip) वाचन तथा उच्च-आवर्धन (zoom) द्वारा पुनः सत्यापित। पृष्ठ पर सूर्य-अवस्थाफल खण्ड (४६.४९-६०) की प्रति-श्लोक हिन्दी टीका पूर्ण होती है (पृष्ठ २६१ से चला आ रहा "प्रकाशना-" खण्ड, अब यहाँ पूर्ण, "॥४९-६०॥" चिह्न से बद्ध), तत्पश्चात् एक नया खण्ड आरम्भ होता है: क्षपानाथ/राकानाथ (चन्द्र) हेतु समान्तर शयनादि-अवस्थाफल श्लोक (४६.६१-६६)। श्लोक ४६.६२ में बैंड-स्तर वाचन "मन्दमांतविशेषाद्" को उच्च-आवर्धन द्वारा "मन्दमतिविशेषाद्" में संशोधित किया गया (मति = बुद्धि, अर्थयुक्त पाठ)। श्लोक ४६.६४ विशेष है: पूर्ववर्ती ग्यारह श्लोकों के अनुष्टुभ् छन्द के विपरीत यह दीर्घ छन्द (सम्भवतः स्रग्धरा) में है तथा किसी एक नामित अवस्था का सीधा उल्लेख नहीं करता — अतः इसे "सामान्य फलश्लोक" के रूप में अंकित किया गया है, इसकी वाक्य-रचना का अनुवाद सतर्कतापूर्वक शब्दशः किया गया है। सभी छह नए श्लोक (४६.६१-६६) उच्च-आवर्धन (same-page-control zoom) द्वारा सत्यापित। पृष्ठ के अन्त में (बैंड ३५) एक मुद्रित डिजिटीकरण-श्रेय पंक्ति है ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri") — यह श्लोक-पाठ नहीं है, संरचनात्मक/स्रोत-टिप्पणी मात्र है, अतः पाठ में सम्मिलित नहीं किया गया। बैंड ३० (व्यंजनार्ध-चिह्न मात्र) बैंड २० व २८ के समान पुष्ट किया गया — यह अगले बैंड की मात्रा/शिरोरेखा का अंश मात्र है, स्वतन्त्र सामग्री नहीं।

  62. 46.62 सत्यापित

    Upavesha (sitting) – Moon

    संस्कृत

    रोगादिता मन्दमतिविशेषाद् वित्तेन हीनो मनुजः कठोरः । अकार्यकारी परवित्तहारी क्षपाकरे चेदुपवेशनस्थे ॥ ६२ ॥

    rogadita mandamativisheshad vittena hino manujah kathorah | akaryakari paravittahari kshapakare chedupaveshanasthe || 62 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If the Moon is in the Upavesha (sitting) state, the person is afflicted by disease, especially of dull intellect, devoid of wealth, hard-hearted, does improper deeds, and steals the wealth of others.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    उपवेशनावस्थापन्न चन्द्र के होने पर मनुष्य रोगपीड़ित, मन्दबुद्धि, धनहीन, कठोर हृदय वाला, अकर्तव्य करने वाला तथा परवित्तापहारक होता है।

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, अध्याय ४६ (ग्रहावस्थफलाध्यायः), पृष्ठ २६२ (Veda Nidhi Varanasi संस्करण, CC-0, Swami Atmanand Giri/Prabhuji, digitized by eGangotri). बैंड-पट्टी (band-strip) वाचन तथा उच्च-आवर्धन (zoom) द्वारा पुनः सत्यापित। पृष्ठ पर सूर्य-अवस्थाफल खण्ड (४६.४९-६०) की प्रति-श्लोक हिन्दी टीका पूर्ण होती है (पृष्ठ २६१ से चला आ रहा "प्रकाशना-" खण्ड, अब यहाँ पूर्ण, "॥४९-६०॥" चिह्न से बद्ध), तत्पश्चात् एक नया खण्ड आरम्भ होता है: क्षपानाथ/राकानाथ (चन्द्र) हेतु समान्तर शयनादि-अवस्थाफल श्लोक (४६.६१-६६)। श्लोक ४६.६२ में बैंड-स्तर वाचन "मन्दमांतविशेषाद्" को उच्च-आवर्धन द्वारा "मन्दमतिविशेषाद्" में संशोधित किया गया (मति = बुद्धि, अर्थयुक्त पाठ)। श्लोक ४६.६४ विशेष है: पूर्ववर्ती ग्यारह श्लोकों के अनुष्टुभ् छन्द के विपरीत यह दीर्घ छन्द (सम्भवतः स्रग्धरा) में है तथा किसी एक नामित अवस्था का सीधा उल्लेख नहीं करता — अतः इसे "सामान्य फलश्लोक" के रूप में अंकित किया गया है, इसकी वाक्य-रचना का अनुवाद सतर्कतापूर्वक शब्दशः किया गया है। सभी छह नए श्लोक (४६.६१-६६) उच्च-आवर्धन (same-page-control zoom) द्वारा सत्यापित। पृष्ठ के अन्त में (बैंड ३५) एक मुद्रित डिजिटीकरण-श्रेय पंक्ति है ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri") — यह श्लोक-पाठ नहीं है, संरचनात्मक/स्रोत-टिप्पणी मात्र है, अतः पाठ में सम्मिलित नहीं किया गया। बैंड ३० (व्यंजनार्ध-चिह्न मात्र) बैंड २० व २८ के समान पुष्ट किया गया — यह अगले बैंड की मात्रा/शिरोरेखा का अंश मात्र है, स्वतन्त्र सामग्री नहीं।

  63. 46.63 सत्यापित

    Netrapani (eye-hand) – Moon

    संस्कृत

    नेत्रपाणौ क्षपानाथे महारोगी नरो भवेत् । अनल्पजल्पको धूर्तः कुकर्मनिरतः सदा ॥ ६३ ॥

    netrapanau kshapanathe maharogi naro bhavet | analpajalpako dhurtah kukarmaniratah sada || 63 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If the lord of night (Moon) is in the Netrapani (eye-hand) state, the person becomes greatly diseased, an incessant talker, cunning, and always engaged in evil deeds.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    नेत्रपाणि अवस्थागत चन्द्र में जातक महारोगी, बहुत वकवादी, धूर्त, तथा सतत कुकर्म में संलग्न होता है।

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, अध्याय ४६ (ग्रहावस्थफलाध्यायः), पृष्ठ २६२ (Veda Nidhi Varanasi संस्करण, CC-0, Swami Atmanand Giri/Prabhuji, digitized by eGangotri). बैंड-पट्टी (band-strip) वाचन तथा उच्च-आवर्धन (zoom) द्वारा पुनः सत्यापित। पृष्ठ पर सूर्य-अवस्थाफल खण्ड (४६.४९-६०) की प्रति-श्लोक हिन्दी टीका पूर्ण होती है (पृष्ठ २६१ से चला आ रहा "प्रकाशना-" खण्ड, अब यहाँ पूर्ण, "॥४९-६०॥" चिह्न से बद्ध), तत्पश्चात् एक नया खण्ड आरम्भ होता है: क्षपानाथ/राकानाथ (चन्द्र) हेतु समान्तर शयनादि-अवस्थाफल श्लोक (४६.६१-६६)। श्लोक ४६.६२ में बैंड-स्तर वाचन "मन्दमांतविशेषाद्" को उच्च-आवर्धन द्वारा "मन्दमतिविशेषाद्" में संशोधित किया गया (मति = बुद्धि, अर्थयुक्त पाठ)। श्लोक ४६.६४ विशेष है: पूर्ववर्ती ग्यारह श्लोकों के अनुष्टुभ् छन्द के विपरीत यह दीर्घ छन्द (सम्भवतः स्रग्धरा) में है तथा किसी एक नामित अवस्था का सीधा उल्लेख नहीं करता — अतः इसे "सामान्य फलश्लोक" के रूप में अंकित किया गया है, इसकी वाक्य-रचना का अनुवाद सतर्कतापूर्वक शब्दशः किया गया है। सभी छह नए श्लोक (४६.६१-६६) उच्च-आवर्धन (same-page-control zoom) द्वारा सत्यापित। पृष्ठ के अन्त में (बैंड ३५) एक मुद्रित डिजिटीकरण-श्रेय पंक्ति है ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri") — यह श्लोक-पाठ नहीं है, संरचनात्मक/स्रोत-टिप्पणी मात्र है, अतः पाठ में सम्मिलित नहीं किया गया। बैंड ३० (व्यंजनार्ध-चिह्न मात्र) बैंड २० व २८ के समान पुष्ट किया गया — यह अगले बैंड की मात्रा/शिरोरेखा का अंश मात्र है, स्वतन्त्र सामग्री नहीं।

  64. 46.64 सत्यापित

    Prakashana (revealing) – Moon

    संस्कृत

    यदा राकानाथे गतवति विकाशं च जनने विकाराः संसारे विकलगुणराशेरवनिपात् । नवाशामाला स्यात् करितुरगलक्ष्म्या परिवृता विभूषा योषाभिः सुखमनुदिनं तीर्थंगमनम् ॥ ६४ ॥

    yada rakanathe gatavati vikasham cha janane vikarah samsare vikalagunarasheravanipat | navashamala syat karituragalakshmya parivrita vibhusha yoshabhih sukhamanudinam tirthamganam || 64 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lord of night (the Moon) has departed [from a prior state] and there is expansion/brightness at birth, disturbances arise in the world from the decline of the mass of good qualities. A new garland of hope arises -- surrounded by the wealth of elephants and horses, adornment, the company of women, daily happiness, and pilgrimage. [This verse is in a longer meter than the surrounding shlokas and does not name a single avastha state directly; the translation follows the compound-heavy Sanskrit cautiously, word by word.]

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    प्रकाशावस्थागत चन्द्र हो तो जातक के गुणों का विकाश राजाश्रय से होता है। हाथी, घोड़े, सम्पत्ति, आभूषण, सुखसौख्य आदि से परिवृत चारों दिशाएं रहती हैं। वह जातक प्रतिदिन तीर्थगमनकारी होता है।

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, अध्याय ४६ (ग्रहावस्थफलाध्यायः), पृष्ठ २६२ (Veda Nidhi Varanasi संस्करण, CC-0, Swami Atmanand Giri/Prabhuji, digitized by eGangotri). बैंड-पट्टी (band-strip) वाचन तथा उच्च-आवर्धन (zoom) द्वारा पुनः सत्यापित। पृष्ठ पर सूर्य-अवस्थाफल खण्ड (४६.४९-६०) की प्रति-श्लोक हिन्दी टीका पूर्ण होती है (पृष्ठ २६१ से चला आ रहा "प्रकाशना-" खण्ड, अब यहाँ पूर्ण, "॥४९-६०॥" चिह्न से बद्ध), तत्पश्चात् एक नया खण्ड आरम्भ होता है: क्षपानाथ/राकानाथ (चन्द्र) हेतु समान्तर शयनादि-अवस्थाफल श्लोक (४६.६१-६६)। श्लोक ४६.६२ में बैंड-स्तर वाचन "मन्दमांतविशेषाद्" को उच्च-आवर्धन द्वारा "मन्दमतिविशेषाद्" में संशोधित किया गया (मति = बुद्धि, अर्थयुक्त पाठ)। श्लोक ४६.६४ विशेष है: पूर्ववर्ती ग्यारह श्लोकों के अनुष्टुभ् छन्द के विपरीत यह दीर्घ छन्द (सम्भवतः स्रग्धरा) में है तथा किसी एक नामित अवस्था का सीधा उल्लेख नहीं करता — अतः इसे "सामान्य फलश्लोक" के रूप में अंकित किया गया है, इसकी वाक्य-रचना का अनुवाद सतर्कतापूर्वक शब्दशः किया गया है। सभी छह नए श्लोक (४६.६१-६६) उच्च-आवर्धन (same-page-control zoom) द्वारा सत्यापित। पृष्ठ के अन्त में (बैंड ३५) एक मुद्रित डिजिटीकरण-श्रेय पंक्ति है ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri") — यह श्लोक-पाठ नहीं है, संरचनात्मक/स्रोत-टिप्पणी मात्र है, अतः पाठ में सम्मिलित नहीं किया गया। बैंड ३० (व्यंजनार्ध-चिह्न मात्र) बैंड २० व २८ के समान पुष्ट किया गया — यह अगले बैंड की मात्रा/शिरोरेखा का अंश मात्र है, स्वतन्त्र सामग्री नहीं।

  65. 46.65 सत्यापित

    Gamana (going) – Moon

    संस्कृत

    सितेतरे पापरतो निशाकरे विशेषतः क्रूरतरो नरो भवेत् । सदाक्षिरोगैः परिपीड्यमानो बलक्षपक्षे गमने भयातुरः ॥ ६५ ॥

    sitetare paparato nishakare visheshatah krurataro naro bhavet | sadakshirogaih paripidyamano balakshapakshe gamane bhayaturah || 65 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the moon is in its darker/waning aspect, the native becomes especially given to sin and very cruel; when the Moon is in the Gamana (going) state during the waning fortnight, he is constantly afflicted by eye diseases and stricken with fear.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    कृष्णपक्षीय चन्द्रमा गमनावस्थापन्न हो तो मनुष्य क्रूरतर स्वभाववाला, नेत्ररोगपीड़ित, और शुक्लपक्षीय चन्द्र के होने पर भयभीत होता है।

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, अध्याय ४६ (ग्रहावस्थफलाध्यायः), पृष्ठ २६२ (Veda Nidhi Varanasi संस्करण, CC-0, Swami Atmanand Giri/Prabhuji, digitized by eGangotri). बैंड-पट्टी (band-strip) वाचन तथा उच्च-आवर्धन (zoom) द्वारा पुनः सत्यापित। पृष्ठ पर सूर्य-अवस्थाफल खण्ड (४६.४९-६०) की प्रति-श्लोक हिन्दी टीका पूर्ण होती है (पृष्ठ २६१ से चला आ रहा "प्रकाशना-" खण्ड, अब यहाँ पूर्ण, "॥४९-६०॥" चिह्न से बद्ध), तत्पश्चात् एक नया खण्ड आरम्भ होता है: क्षपानाथ/राकानाथ (चन्द्र) हेतु समान्तर शयनादि-अवस्थाफल श्लोक (४६.६१-६६)। श्लोक ४६.६२ में बैंड-स्तर वाचन "मन्दमांतविशेषाद्" को उच्च-आवर्धन द्वारा "मन्दमतिविशेषाद्" में संशोधित किया गया (मति = बुद्धि, अर्थयुक्त पाठ)। श्लोक ४६.६४ विशेष है: पूर्ववर्ती ग्यारह श्लोकों के अनुष्टुभ् छन्द के विपरीत यह दीर्घ छन्द (सम्भवतः स्रग्धरा) में है तथा किसी एक नामित अवस्था का सीधा उल्लेख नहीं करता — अतः इसे "सामान्य फलश्लोक" के रूप में अंकित किया गया है, इसकी वाक्य-रचना का अनुवाद सतर्कतापूर्वक शब्दशः किया गया है। सभी छह नए श्लोक (४६.६१-६६) उच्च-आवर्धन (same-page-control zoom) द्वारा सत्यापित। पृष्ठ के अन्त में (बैंड ३५) एक मुद्रित डिजिटीकरण-श्रेय पंक्ति है ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri") — यह श्लोक-पाठ नहीं है, संरचनात्मक/स्रोत-टिप्पणी मात्र है, अतः पाठ में सम्मिलित नहीं किया गया। बैंड ३० (व्यंजनार्ध-चिह्न मात्र) बैंड २० व २८ के समान पुष्ट किया गया — यह अगले बैंड की मात्रा/शिरोरेखा का अंश मात्र है, स्वतन्त्र सामग्री नहीं।

  66. 46.66 सत्यापित

    Agamana (coming) – Moon

    संस्कृत

    विधावागमने मानी पादरोगी नरो भवेत् । गुप्तपापरतो दीनो मतितोषविवर्जितः ॥ ६६ ॥

    vidhavagamane mani padarogi naro bhavet | guptapaparato dino matitoshavivarjitah || 66 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If the Moon is in the Agamana (coming) state, the person becomes proud/self-respecting, afflicted with foot ailments, secretly given to sin, wretched, and devoid of contentment of mind.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    आगमनावस्थागत चन्द्रमा के होनेपर जातक मानी, पैर में रोगवाला, गुप्तरूप से पापपरायण, दीन, और बुद्धि तथा सन्तोष से रहित (निर्बुद्धि तथा असन्तोषी) होता है। [स्रोत में "गुसरूप" मुद्रित प्रतीत होता है, अर्थयुक्त पाठ "गुप्तरूप" यहाँ लिया गया, यह टीका-अंश उच्च-आवर्धन द्वारा असत्यापित है]

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, अध्याय ४६ (ग्रहावस्थफलाध्यायः), पृष्ठ २६२ (Veda Nidhi Varanasi संस्करण, CC-0, Swami Atmanand Giri/Prabhuji, digitized by eGangotri). बैंड-पट्टी (band-strip) वाचन तथा उच्च-आवर्धन (zoom) द्वारा पुनः सत्यापित। पृष्ठ पर सूर्य-अवस्थाफल खण्ड (४६.४९-६०) की प्रति-श्लोक हिन्दी टीका पूर्ण होती है (पृष्ठ २६१ से चला आ रहा "प्रकाशना-" खण्ड, अब यहाँ पूर्ण, "॥४९-६०॥" चिह्न से बद्ध), तत्पश्चात् एक नया खण्ड आरम्भ होता है: क्षपानाथ/राकानाथ (चन्द्र) हेतु समान्तर शयनादि-अवस्थाफल श्लोक (४६.६१-६६)। श्लोक ४६.६२ में बैंड-स्तर वाचन "मन्दमांतविशेषाद्" को उच्च-आवर्धन द्वारा "मन्दमतिविशेषाद्" में संशोधित किया गया (मति = बुद्धि, अर्थयुक्त पाठ)। श्लोक ४६.६४ विशेष है: पूर्ववर्ती ग्यारह श्लोकों के अनुष्टुभ् छन्द के विपरीत यह दीर्घ छन्द (सम्भवतः स्रग्धरा) में है तथा किसी एक नामित अवस्था का सीधा उल्लेख नहीं करता — अतः इसे "सामान्य फलश्लोक" के रूप में अंकित किया गया है, इसकी वाक्य-रचना का अनुवाद सतर्कतापूर्वक शब्दशः किया गया है। सभी छह नए श्लोक (४६.६१-६६) उच्च-आवर्धन (same-page-control zoom) द्वारा सत्यापित। पृष्ठ के अन्त में (बैंड ३५) एक मुद्रित डिजिटीकरण-श्रेय पंक्ति है ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri") — यह श्लोक-पाठ नहीं है, संरचनात्मक/स्रोत-टिप्पणी मात्र है, अतः पाठ में सम्मिलित नहीं किया गया। बैंड ३० (व्यंजनार्ध-चिह्न मात्र) बैंड २० व २८ के समान पुष्ट किया गया — यह अगले बैंड की मात्रा/शिरोरेखा का अंश मात्र है, स्वतन्त्र सामग्री नहीं।

  67. 46.67 सत्यापित

    Sabha (assembly) – Moon

    संस्कृत

    सकलजनवदान्यो राजराजेन्द्रमान्यो रतिपतिसमकान्तिः शान्तिकृत्कामिनीनाम् । सपदि सदसि याते चारुबिम्बे शशाङ्के भवति परमरीतिप्रीतिविज्ञो गुणज्ञः ॥ ६७ ॥

    sakalajanavadanyo rajarajendramanyo ratipatisamakantih shantikrtkaminimam | sapadi sadasi yate charubimbe shashanke bhavati paramaritipritivijno gunajnah || 67 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the beautiful-orbed Moon at once enters the Sabha (assembly) state, the native becomes generous to all people, honored by kings and emperors, of radiance equal to the lord of love, a bringer of peace to women, skilled in the highest ways of affection, and a connoisseur of virtues.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    सभावस्थापन्न चन्द्रमा के होनेपर जातक समस्तजनों में वरिष्ठ, राजवन्ध्य, सदनसदृश कान्तिवाला, स्त्रियों को शान्ति देनेवाला, प्रीतिरीति का अभिज्ञ (प्रेमकला में निपुण) तथा गुणज्ञ होता है।

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, अध्याय ४६ (ग्रहावस्थफलाध्यायः), पृष्ठ २६३ (Veda Nidhi Varanasi संस्करण, CC-0, Swami Atmanand Giri/Prabhuji, digitized by eGangotri). बैंड-पट्टी वाचन तथा उच्च-आवर्धन (zoom) द्वारा पुनः सत्यापित। इस पृष्ठ पर क्षपानाथ/राकानाथ (चन्द्र) हेतु शयनादि-अवस्थाफल शृङ्खला (४६.६१-७२, पृष्ठ २६२ से आरम्भ) पूर्ण होती है (श्लोक ६७-७२: सभा, आगम, भोजन, नृत्यलिप्सा, कौतुक, निद्रा)। श्लोक ४६.७० में बैंड-स्तर वाचन "बलवानरः" को उच्च-आवर्धन द्वारा "बलवान्नरः" में संशोधित किया गया (न्न संयुक्ताक्षर स्पष्ट दृष्टिगोचर)। इस पृष्ठ की प्रति-श्लोक हिन्दी टीका (बैंड १५-३२) से यह भी पुष्ट हुआ कि श्लोक ४६.६४ वस्तुतः "प्रकाशावस्था" (चन्द्र) हेतु है (टीका में स्पष्ट शब्द "प्रकाशावस्थागत चन्द्र" प्रयुक्त), अतः पृष्ठ २६२ पर दिया गया अस्थायी लेबल "General result verse" अब "Prakashana (revealing) – Moon" में संशोधित किया गया -- मूल संस्कृत श्लोक में "विकाशं" शब्द (प्रकाशन का निकटस्थ पर्याय) प्रयुक्त है, ठीक "प्रकाशन" शब्द नहीं, यह भेद टीका-आधारित निष्कर्ष के रूप में यहाँ अंकित है। प्रति-श्लोक टीका ४६.६१ से ४६.६९ तक पूर्ण रूप से पढ़ी व सम्बन्धित श्लोकों के translationHi में भरी गई; ४६.७० का टीका-वाक्य पृष्ठ के अन्त में अपूर्ण कटा हुआ है (छठा cross-page commentary continuation instance), अतः रिक्त छोड़ा गया, पृष्ठ २६४ पर पूर्ण होने पर भरा जाएगा। पृष्ठ के अन्त में (बैंड ३३) पुनः वही मुद्रित डिजिटीकरण-श्रेय पंक्ति है (पृष्ठ २६२ के समान) -- श्लोक-पाठ नहीं, संरचनात्मक टिप्पणी मात्र।

  68. 46.68 सत्यापित

    Agama (arrival/agitation) – Moon

    संस्कृत

    विधावागमके मर्त्यां वाचालो धर्मपूरितः । कृष्णपक्षे द्विभार्यः स्याद्रोगी दुष्टनरो हठी ॥ ६८ ॥

    vidhavagamake martyam vachalo dharmapuritah | krishnapakshe dvibharyah syadrogi dushtanaro hathi || 68 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If the Moon is in the Agama state, the person in the world is talkative and full of righteousness; if in the dark fortnight, he would have two wives, be diseased, wicked, and obstinate.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    आगमावस्थागत चन्द्र हों तो जातक वाचाल, धर्मात्मा, कृष्णपक्ष हो तो दो स्त्री वाला, रोगी, दुष्ट स्वभाववाला तथा हठी होता है।

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, अध्याय ४६ (ग्रहावस्थफलाध्यायः), पृष्ठ २६३ (Veda Nidhi Varanasi संस्करण, CC-0, Swami Atmanand Giri/Prabhuji, digitized by eGangotri). बैंड-पट्टी वाचन तथा उच्च-आवर्धन (zoom) द्वारा पुनः सत्यापित। इस पृष्ठ पर क्षपानाथ/राकानाथ (चन्द्र) हेतु शयनादि-अवस्थाफल शृङ्खला (४६.६१-७२, पृष्ठ २६२ से आरम्भ) पूर्ण होती है (श्लोक ६७-७२: सभा, आगम, भोजन, नृत्यलिप्सा, कौतुक, निद्रा)। श्लोक ४६.७० में बैंड-स्तर वाचन "बलवानरः" को उच्च-आवर्धन द्वारा "बलवान्नरः" में संशोधित किया गया (न्न संयुक्ताक्षर स्पष्ट दृष्टिगोचर)। इस पृष्ठ की प्रति-श्लोक हिन्दी टीका (बैंड १५-३२) से यह भी पुष्ट हुआ कि श्लोक ४६.६४ वस्तुतः "प्रकाशावस्था" (चन्द्र) हेतु है (टीका में स्पष्ट शब्द "प्रकाशावस्थागत चन्द्र" प्रयुक्त), अतः पृष्ठ २६२ पर दिया गया अस्थायी लेबल "General result verse" अब "Prakashana (revealing) – Moon" में संशोधित किया गया -- मूल संस्कृत श्लोक में "विकाशं" शब्द (प्रकाशन का निकटस्थ पर्याय) प्रयुक्त है, ठीक "प्रकाशन" शब्द नहीं, यह भेद टीका-आधारित निष्कर्ष के रूप में यहाँ अंकित है। प्रति-श्लोक टीका ४६.६१ से ४६.६९ तक पूर्ण रूप से पढ़ी व सम्बन्धित श्लोकों के translationHi में भरी गई; ४६.७० का टीका-वाक्य पृष्ठ के अन्त में अपूर्ण कटा हुआ है (छठा cross-page commentary continuation instance), अतः रिक्त छोड़ा गया, पृष्ठ २६४ पर पूर्ण होने पर भरा जाएगा। पृष्ठ के अन्त में (बैंड ३३) पुनः वही मुद्रित डिजिटीकरण-श्रेय पंक्ति है (पृष्ठ २६२ के समान) -- श्लोक-पाठ नहीं, संरचनात्मक टिप्पणी मात्र।

  69. 46.69 सत्यापित

    Bhojana (eating) – Moon

    संस्कृत

    भोजने जनुषि पूर्णचन्द्रमा मानयानजनतासुखं नृणाम् । आतनोति वनितासुतासुखं सर्वमेव न सितेतरे शुभम् ॥ ६९ ॥

    bhojane janushi purnachandrama manayanajanatasukham nrinam | atanoti vanitasutasukham sarvameva na sitetare shubham || 69 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If at birth the Moon is full and in the Bhojana (eating) state, it bestows on men the happiness of being honored among people, and grants the happiness of wife and children -- all this auspicious; but not so if the Moon is in its darker (waning) aspect.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    भोजनावस्थापन्न चन्द्र हों तो जातक को सम्मान, वाहन, समाज, स्त्री, पुत्री, आदि के सर्वविध सौख्य प्राप्त होता है, किन्तु कृष्णपक्ष हो तो ये फल नहीं होते।

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, अध्याय ४६ (ग्रहावस्थफलाध्यायः), पृष्ठ २६३ (Veda Nidhi Varanasi संस्करण, CC-0, Swami Atmanand Giri/Prabhuji, digitized by eGangotri). बैंड-पट्टी वाचन तथा उच्च-आवर्धन (zoom) द्वारा पुनः सत्यापित। इस पृष्ठ पर क्षपानाथ/राकानाथ (चन्द्र) हेतु शयनादि-अवस्थाफल शृङ्खला (४६.६१-७२, पृष्ठ २६२ से आरम्भ) पूर्ण होती है (श्लोक ६७-७२: सभा, आगम, भोजन, नृत्यलिप्सा, कौतुक, निद्रा)। श्लोक ४६.७० में बैंड-स्तर वाचन "बलवानरः" को उच्च-आवर्धन द्वारा "बलवान्नरः" में संशोधित किया गया (न्न संयुक्ताक्षर स्पष्ट दृष्टिगोचर)। इस पृष्ठ की प्रति-श्लोक हिन्दी टीका (बैंड १५-३२) से यह भी पुष्ट हुआ कि श्लोक ४६.६४ वस्तुतः "प्रकाशावस्था" (चन्द्र) हेतु है (टीका में स्पष्ट शब्द "प्रकाशावस्थागत चन्द्र" प्रयुक्त), अतः पृष्ठ २६२ पर दिया गया अस्थायी लेबल "General result verse" अब "Prakashana (revealing) – Moon" में संशोधित किया गया -- मूल संस्कृत श्लोक में "विकाशं" शब्द (प्रकाशन का निकटस्थ पर्याय) प्रयुक्त है, ठीक "प्रकाशन" शब्द नहीं, यह भेद टीका-आधारित निष्कर्ष के रूप में यहाँ अंकित है। प्रति-श्लोक टीका ४६.६१ से ४६.६९ तक पूर्ण रूप से पढ़ी व सम्बन्धित श्लोकों के translationHi में भरी गई; ४६.७० का टीका-वाक्य पृष्ठ के अन्त में अपूर्ण कटा हुआ है (छठा cross-page commentary continuation instance), अतः रिक्त छोड़ा गया, पृष्ठ २६४ पर पूर्ण होने पर भरा जाएगा। पृष्ठ के अन्त में (बैंड ३३) पुनः वही मुद्रित डिजिटीकरण-श्रेय पंक्ति है (पृष्ठ २६२ के समान) -- श्लोक-पाठ नहीं, संरचनात्मक टिप्पणी मात्र।

  70. 46.70 सत्यापित

    Nrityalipsa (desire to dance) – Moon

    संस्कृत

    नृत्यलिप्सागते चन्द्रे सबले बलवान्नरः । गीतज्ञो हि रसज्ञश्च कृष्णो पापकरो भवेत् ॥ ७० ॥

    nrityalipsagate chandre sabale balavannarah | gitajno hi rasajnashcha krishno papakaro bhavet || 70 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If the Moon, being strong, is in the Nrityalipsa (desire-to-dance) state, the person is powerful, skilled in song, and a connoisseur of aesthetic sentiment; if the Moon is waning, he becomes a doer of sin.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    नृत्यलिप्सावस्थागत सबल चन्द्र हों तो मनुष्य बलिष्ठ, गाननिपुण तथा रसवेत्ता होता है, किन्तु कृष्णपक्ष रहे तो वह पापकारी होता है।

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, अध्याय ४६ (ग्रहावस्थफलाध्यायः), पृष्ठ २६३ (Veda Nidhi Varanasi संस्करण, CC-0, Swami Atmanand Giri/Prabhuji, digitized by eGangotri). बैंड-पट्टी वाचन तथा उच्च-आवर्धन (zoom) द्वारा पुनः सत्यापित। इस पृष्ठ पर क्षपानाथ/राकानाथ (चन्द्र) हेतु शयनादि-अवस्थाफल शृङ्खला (४६.६१-७२, पृष्ठ २६२ से आरम्भ) पूर्ण होती है (श्लोक ६७-७२: सभा, आगम, भोजन, नृत्यलिप्सा, कौतुक, निद्रा)। श्लोक ४६.७० में बैंड-स्तर वाचन "बलवानरः" को उच्च-आवर्धन द्वारा "बलवान्नरः" में संशोधित किया गया (न्न संयुक्ताक्षर स्पष्ट दृष्टिगोचर)। इस पृष्ठ की प्रति-श्लोक हिन्दी टीका (बैंड १५-३२) से यह भी पुष्ट हुआ कि श्लोक ४६.६४ वस्तुतः "प्रकाशावस्था" (चन्द्र) हेतु है (टीका में स्पष्ट शब्द "प्रकाशावस्थागत चन्द्र" प्रयुक्त), अतः पृष्ठ २६२ पर दिया गया अस्थायी लेबल "General result verse" अब "Prakashana (revealing) – Moon" में संशोधित किया गया -- मूल संस्कृत श्लोक में "विकाशं" शब्द (प्रकाशन का निकटस्थ पर्याय) प्रयुक्त है, ठीक "प्रकाशन" शब्द नहीं, यह भेद टीका-आधारित निष्कर्ष के रूप में यहाँ अंकित है। प्रति-श्लोक टीका ४६.६१ से ४६.६९ तक पूर्ण रूप से पढ़ी व सम्बन्धित श्लोकों के translationHi में भरी गई; ४६.७० का टीका-वाक्य पृष्ठ के अन्त में अपूर्ण कटा हुआ है (छठा cross-page commentary continuation instance), अतः रिक्त छोड़ा गया, पृष्ठ २६४ पर पूर्ण होने पर भरा जाएगा। पृष्ठ के अन्त में (बैंड ३३) पुनः वही मुद्रित डिजिटीकरण-श्रेय पंक्ति है (पृष्ठ २६२ के समान) -- श्लोक-पाठ नहीं, संरचनात्मक टिप्पणी मात्र।

  71. 46.71 सत्यापित

    Kautuka (curiosity) – Moon

    संस्कृत

    कौतुकभवनं गतवति चन्द्रे भवति नृपत्वं वा धनपल्लवम् । कामकलासु सदा कुशलत्वं वारवधूरतिरमणपटुत्वम् ॥ ७१ ॥

    kautukabhavanam gatavati chandre bhavati nripatvam va dhanapallavam | kamakalasu sada kushalatvam varavadhuratiramanapatutvam || 71 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the Moon has entered the Kautuka (curiosity) state, there arises either kingship or the flourishing of wealth, constant skill in the arts of love, and great aptitude for the amorous pleasures of courtesans.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    कौतुकावस्थागत चन्द्र हों तो जातक राजा या पूर्णधनवान् होता है। वह कामकळाओं में प्रवीण वाराङ्गनाओं के साथ रमण करने में भी पटु होता है।

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, अध्याय ४६ (ग्रहावस्थफलाध्यायः), पृष्ठ २६३ (Veda Nidhi Varanasi संस्करण, CC-0, Swami Atmanand Giri/Prabhuji, digitized by eGangotri). बैंड-पट्टी वाचन तथा उच्च-आवर्धन (zoom) द्वारा पुनः सत्यापित। इस पृष्ठ पर क्षपानाथ/राकानाथ (चन्द्र) हेतु शयनादि-अवस्थाफल शृङ्खला (४६.६१-७२, पृष्ठ २६२ से आरम्भ) पूर्ण होती है (श्लोक ६७-७२: सभा, आगम, भोजन, नृत्यलिप्सा, कौतुक, निद्रा)। श्लोक ४६.७० में बैंड-स्तर वाचन "बलवानरः" को उच्च-आवर्धन द्वारा "बलवान्नरः" में संशोधित किया गया (न्न संयुक्ताक्षर स्पष्ट दृष्टिगोचर)। इस पृष्ठ की प्रति-श्लोक हिन्दी टीका (बैंड १५-३२) से यह भी पुष्ट हुआ कि श्लोक ४६.६४ वस्तुतः "प्रकाशावस्था" (चन्द्र) हेतु है (टीका में स्पष्ट शब्द "प्रकाशावस्थागत चन्द्र" प्रयुक्त), अतः पृष्ठ २६२ पर दिया गया अस्थायी लेबल "General result verse" अब "Prakashana (revealing) – Moon" में संशोधित किया गया -- मूल संस्कृत श्लोक में "विकाशं" शब्द (प्रकाशन का निकटस्थ पर्याय) प्रयुक्त है, ठीक "प्रकाशन" शब्द नहीं, यह भेद टीका-आधारित निष्कर्ष के रूप में यहाँ अंकित है। प्रति-श्लोक टीका ४६.६१ से ४६.६९ तक पूर्ण रूप से पढ़ी व सम्बन्धित श्लोकों के translationHi में भरी गई; ४६.७० का टीका-वाक्य पृष्ठ के अन्त में अपूर्ण कटा हुआ है (छठा cross-page commentary continuation instance), अतः रिक्त छोड़ा गया, पृष्ठ २६४ पर पूर्ण होने पर भरा जाएगा। पृष्ठ के अन्त में (बैंड ३३) पुनः वही मुद्रित डिजिटीकरण-श्रेय पंक्ति है (पृष्ठ २६२ के समान) -- श्लोक-पाठ नहीं, संरचनात्मक टिप्पणी मात्र।

  72. 46.72 सत्यापित

    Nidra (sleeping) – Moon

    संस्कृत

    निद्रागते जन्मनि मानवानां, कुलाधरे जीवयुते महत्त्वम् । हीनेऽर्थनासाश्रितवित्तनाशाः शिवालये रौति विचित्रमुच्चैः ॥ ७२ ॥

    nidragate janmani manavanam, kuladhare jivayute mahatvam | hine'rthanashashritavittanashah shivalaye rauti vichitramuchchaih || 72 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If at the birth of men the Moon is in the Nidra (sleeping) state while supported by a strong sign and joined with beneficial influences, there is greatness; if weak, there is loss of wealth attended by destruction of means, and the native cries out strangely and loudly at a Shiva temple. [This closing verse is compound-heavy; the translation of its second half is offered cautiously.]

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    निद्रावस्थागत चन्द्र गुरु से युक्त हों तो मनुष्य का सौख्य समाज में होता है। गुरुरहित क्षीणचन्द्र हों तो स्त्री एवं संचितधन का विनाश होता है, ऐसे जातक के घर में श्रृगाली जोर-जोर से विचित्र शब्द करती है ॥६१-७२॥

    स्रोत: बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्, अध्याय ४६ (ग्रहावस्थफलाध्यायः), पृष्ठ २६३ (Veda Nidhi Varanasi संस्करण, CC-0, Swami Atmanand Giri/Prabhuji, digitized by eGangotri). बैंड-पट्टी वाचन तथा उच्च-आवर्धन (zoom) द्वारा पुनः सत्यापित। इस पृष्ठ पर क्षपानाथ/राकानाथ (चन्द्र) हेतु शयनादि-अवस्थाफल शृङ्खला (४६.६१-७२, पृष्ठ २६२ से आरम्भ) पूर्ण होती है (श्लोक ६७-७२: सभा, आगम, भोजन, नृत्यलिप्सा, कौतुक, निद्रा)। श्लोक ४६.७० में बैंड-स्तर वाचन "बलवानरः" को उच्च-आवर्धन द्वारा "बलवान्नरः" में संशोधित किया गया (न्न संयुक्ताक्षर स्पष्ट दृष्टिगोचर)। इस पृष्ठ की प्रति-श्लोक हिन्दी टीका (बैंड १५-३२) से यह भी पुष्ट हुआ कि श्लोक ४६.६४ वस्तुतः "प्रकाशावस्था" (चन्द्र) हेतु है (टीका में स्पष्ट शब्द "प्रकाशावस्थागत चन्द्र" प्रयुक्त), अतः पृष्ठ २६२ पर दिया गया अस्थायी लेबल "General result verse" अब "Prakashana (revealing) – Moon" में संशोधित किया गया -- मूल संस्कृत श्लोक में "विकाशं" शब्द (प्रकाशन का निकटस्थ पर्याय) प्रयुक्त है, ठीक "प्रकाशन" शब्द नहीं, यह भेद टीका-आधारित निष्कर्ष के रूप में यहाँ अंकित है। प्रति-श्लोक टीका ४६.६१ से ४६.६९ तक पूर्ण रूप से पढ़ी व सम्बन्धित श्लोकों के translationHi में भरी गई; ४६.७० का टीका-वाक्य पृष्ठ के अन्त में अपूर्ण कटा हुआ है (छठा cross-page commentary continuation instance), अतः रिक्त छोड़ा गया, पृष्ठ २६४ पर पूर्ण होने पर भरा जाएगा। पृष्ठ के अन्त में (बैंड ३३) पुनः वही मुद्रित डिजिटीकरण-श्रेय पंक्ति है (पृष्ठ २६२ के समान) -- श्लोक-पाठ नहीं, संरचनात्मक टिप्पणी मात्र।

  73. 46.73 सत्यापित

    Shayana (sleeping) – Mars

    संस्कृत

    शयने वसुधापुत्रो व्रणोपेतो जनो भवेत् । बहुना कण्डुना युक्तो दद्रुणा वा विशेषतः ॥७३॥

    shayane vasudhaputro vranopeto jano bhavet, bahuna kanduna yukto dadruna va vasesatah

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If Mars (son of the earth) is in the Shayana (sleeping) state, the native has wounds; he is afflicted with much itching, or especially with ringworm/skin disease.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    शयनावस्थागत भौम यदि हों तो जातक व्रण, खुजली विशेषतः दाद से युक्त होता है।

    स्रोत: Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra, printed edition (Khemraj/Venkateshwar-style Hindi commentary text), p.264. Folio "२६४", running head "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" (book title, T-type page), 35th consecutive recto/verso-alternating page (231-264). Bands1-6 complete the Moon-cycle commentary sentence cut off at the bottom of page263 (46.70), then give full commentary sentences for 46.71 and 46.72, closing with the range marker "॥६१-७२॥" confirming the Moon's twelve-state avastha-phala cycle (46.61-72) is fully covered by commentary. Band7 opens a new section heading "अवस्थानुसार मंगल का फल—" ("Result according to avastha-state — Mars"), beginning Mars's (भौम/कुज/धरासुत) twelve-state avastha-phala cycle, mirroring the Sun's (46.49-60) and Moon's (46.61-72) cycles verse-for-verse in structure and order: Shayana, Upavesha, Netrapani, Prakasha, Gamana, Agamana, Sabha, Agama, Bhojana, Nrityalipsa, [Kautuka, Nidra to follow]. Ten of Mars's twelve states (46.73-82) are given on this page; the remaining two (Kautuka, Nidra) are expected on page265. No separate per-verse Hindi commentary block follows the Mars verses on this page (unlike the Sun/Moon sections) -- translationHi for 46.73-82 left empty pending confirmation on page265 whether such commentary exists for Mars. Band28 (27px) reconfirmed as a diacritic-artifact of band29 (matras/shirorekha fragments split off by the row-darkness threshold), matching the established pattern from pages262-263 -- not verse content. Band31 (30px) is the same printed digitization-credit footer as pages262-263 ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri") -- not verse content. Band32 (183px, containing a fully-black row at y=5059, 261px gap from band31) was directly investigated per the standing re-scan constraint and found to be a scan-edge/book-binding shadow artifact at the physical bottom margin of the page scan -- not printed content, not an ink-stain watermark obscuring text, and not a diacritic artifact; no verse text is lost in this region. All ten new root verses (46.73-82) individually zoom-verified via same-page-control high-zoom crops; corrections found at 46.73 ("दुष्टुणा"->"दद्रुणा"), 46.74 ("धरासुतस्येदुपवेशनस्थः"->"धरासुतश्चेदुपवेशनस्थः"), 46.76 ("धराधीशभक्तेः"->"धराधीशभक्तः"), and 46.79 ("बहुधनो"->"बहुधनी"); verses 46.75, 46.77, 46.78, 46.80, 46.81, 46.82 confirmed exact matches with no corrections.

  74. 46.74 सत्यापित

    Upavesha (sitting) – Mars

    संस्कृत

    वली सदा पापरतो नरः स्यादसत्यवादी नितरां प्रगल्भः । धनेन पूर्णो निजधर्महीनो धरासुतश्चेदुपवेशनस्थः ॥७४॥

    vali sada paparato narah syadasatyavadi nitaram pragalbhah, dhanena purno nijadharmahino dharasutaschedupavesanasthah

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If Mars is in the Upavesha (sitting) state, the man is always inclined to sin, untruthful, extremely bold, full of wealth, but devoid of his own righteous duty.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    उपवेशनावस्थापन्न वे हों तो मनुष्य बली, सतत पापरत, असभ्यवादी पूर्णप्रगल्भ, धनी तथा स्वधर्मविमुख होता है।

    स्रोत: Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra, printed edition (Khemraj/Venkateshwar-style Hindi commentary text), p.264. Folio "२६४", running head "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" (book title, T-type page), 35th consecutive recto/verso-alternating page (231-264). Bands1-6 complete the Moon-cycle commentary sentence cut off at the bottom of page263 (46.70), then give full commentary sentences for 46.71 and 46.72, closing with the range marker "॥६१-७२॥" confirming the Moon's twelve-state avastha-phala cycle (46.61-72) is fully covered by commentary. Band7 opens a new section heading "अवस्थानुसार मंगल का फल—" ("Result according to avastha-state — Mars"), beginning Mars's (भौम/कुज/धरासुत) twelve-state avastha-phala cycle, mirroring the Sun's (46.49-60) and Moon's (46.61-72) cycles verse-for-verse in structure and order: Shayana, Upavesha, Netrapani, Prakasha, Gamana, Agamana, Sabha, Agama, Bhojana, Nrityalipsa, [Kautuka, Nidra to follow]. Ten of Mars's twelve states (46.73-82) are given on this page; the remaining two (Kautuka, Nidra) are expected on page265. No separate per-verse Hindi commentary block follows the Mars verses on this page (unlike the Sun/Moon sections) -- translationHi for 46.73-82 left empty pending confirmation on page265 whether such commentary exists for Mars. Band28 (27px) reconfirmed as a diacritic-artifact of band29 (matras/shirorekha fragments split off by the row-darkness threshold), matching the established pattern from pages262-263 -- not verse content. Band31 (30px) is the same printed digitization-credit footer as pages262-263 ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri") -- not verse content. Band32 (183px, containing a fully-black row at y=5059, 261px gap from band31) was directly investigated per the standing re-scan constraint and found to be a scan-edge/book-binding shadow artifact at the physical bottom margin of the page scan -- not printed content, not an ink-stain watermark obscuring text, and not a diacritic artifact; no verse text is lost in this region. All ten new root verses (46.73-82) individually zoom-verified via same-page-control high-zoom crops; corrections found at 46.73 ("दुष्टुणा"->"दद्रुणा"), 46.74 ("धरासुतस्येदुपवेशनस्थः"->"धरासुतश्चेदुपवेशनस्थः"), 46.76 ("धराधीशभक्तेः"->"धराधीशभक्तः"), and 46.79 ("बहुधनो"->"बहुधनी"); verses 46.75, 46.77, 46.78, 46.80, 46.81, 46.82 confirmed exact matches with no corrections.

  75. 46.75 सत्यापित

    Netrapani (eye-in-hand) – Mars

    संस्कृत

    यदा भूमिसुतो लग्ने नेत्रपाणिसुपागतः । दरिद्रता तदा पुंसामन्यभे नगरेशता ॥७५॥

    yada bhumisuto lagne netrapanisupagatah, daridrata tada punsamanyabhe nagaresata

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When Mars, having attained the Netrapani state, is in the ascendant, there is poverty for the native; in another bhava, there is lordship over a city/town.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    नेत्रपाणि अवस्थापन्न भौम लग्नगत हों तो मनुष्य दरिद्र होता है और अन्यभावगत हो तो वह नगराधीश होता है।

    स्रोत: Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra, printed edition (Khemraj/Venkateshwar-style Hindi commentary text), p.264. Folio "२६४", running head "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" (book title, T-type page), 35th consecutive recto/verso-alternating page (231-264). Bands1-6 complete the Moon-cycle commentary sentence cut off at the bottom of page263 (46.70), then give full commentary sentences for 46.71 and 46.72, closing with the range marker "॥६१-७२॥" confirming the Moon's twelve-state avastha-phala cycle (46.61-72) is fully covered by commentary. Band7 opens a new section heading "अवस्थानुसार मंगल का फल—" ("Result according to avastha-state — Mars"), beginning Mars's (भौम/कुज/धरासुत) twelve-state avastha-phala cycle, mirroring the Sun's (46.49-60) and Moon's (46.61-72) cycles verse-for-verse in structure and order: Shayana, Upavesha, Netrapani, Prakasha, Gamana, Agamana, Sabha, Agama, Bhojana, Nrityalipsa, [Kautuka, Nidra to follow]. Ten of Mars's twelve states (46.73-82) are given on this page; the remaining two (Kautuka, Nidra) are expected on page265. No separate per-verse Hindi commentary block follows the Mars verses on this page (unlike the Sun/Moon sections) -- translationHi for 46.73-82 left empty pending confirmation on page265 whether such commentary exists for Mars. Band28 (27px) reconfirmed as a diacritic-artifact of band29 (matras/shirorekha fragments split off by the row-darkness threshold), matching the established pattern from pages262-263 -- not verse content. Band31 (30px) is the same printed digitization-credit footer as pages262-263 ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri") -- not verse content. Band32 (183px, containing a fully-black row at y=5059, 261px gap from band31) was directly investigated per the standing re-scan constraint and found to be a scan-edge/book-binding shadow artifact at the physical bottom margin of the page scan -- not printed content, not an ink-stain watermark obscuring text, and not a diacritic artifact; no verse text is lost in this region. All ten new root verses (46.73-82) individually zoom-verified via same-page-control high-zoom crops; corrections found at 46.73 ("दुष्टुणा"->"दद्रुणा"), 46.74 ("धरासुतस्येदुपवेशनस्थः"->"धरासुतश्चेदुपवेशनस्थः"), 46.76 ("धराधीशभक्तेः"->"धराधीशभक्तः"), and 46.79 ("बहुधनो"->"बहुधनी"); verses 46.75, 46.77, 46.78, 46.80, 46.81, 46.82 confirmed exact matches with no corrections.

  76. 46.76 सत्यापित

    Prakasha (revealing) – Mars

    संस्कृत

    प्रकाशो गुणस्यापि वासः प्रकाशे धराधीशभक्तः सदा मानवृद्धिः । सुते भूसुते पुत्रकान्तावियोगो भवेद्दारुणो वा निपातः ॥७६॥

    prakasho gunasyapi vasah prakashe dharadhishabhaktah sada manavriddhih, sute bhusute putrakantaviyogo bhaveddaruno va nipatah

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In the Prakasha state there is manifestation of virtue as well; devoted to the lord of the earth (the king), with ever-increasing honor. If Mars (son of the earth) is afflicted, there is separation from son and wife, or a dreadful calamity.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    प्रकाशावस्थागत सौम्य के होने से जातक के गुण का विकास, राजा से सर्वदा सम्मान होता है। पञ्चम भावगत भौम प्रकाशावस्था में हों तो स्त्री पुत्र का वियोग, राहु से युक्त हों तो उसका महान् अधःपात होता है। (मूल में "सौम्य" शब्द ज्यों-का-त्यों रखा गया है, यद्यपि प्रसंग भौम/मंगल का है।)

    स्रोत: Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra, printed edition (Khemraj/Venkateshwar-style Hindi commentary text), p.264. Folio "२६४", running head "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" (book title, T-type page), 35th consecutive recto/verso-alternating page (231-264). Bands1-6 complete the Moon-cycle commentary sentence cut off at the bottom of page263 (46.70), then give full commentary sentences for 46.71 and 46.72, closing with the range marker "॥६१-७२॥" confirming the Moon's twelve-state avastha-phala cycle (46.61-72) is fully covered by commentary. Band7 opens a new section heading "अवस्थानुसार मंगल का फल—" ("Result according to avastha-state — Mars"), beginning Mars's (भौम/कुज/धरासुत) twelve-state avastha-phala cycle, mirroring the Sun's (46.49-60) and Moon's (46.61-72) cycles verse-for-verse in structure and order: Shayana, Upavesha, Netrapani, Prakasha, Gamana, Agamana, Sabha, Agama, Bhojana, Nrityalipsa, [Kautuka, Nidra to follow]. Ten of Mars's twelve states (46.73-82) are given on this page; the remaining two (Kautuka, Nidra) are expected on page265. No separate per-verse Hindi commentary block follows the Mars verses on this page (unlike the Sun/Moon sections) -- translationHi for 46.73-82 left empty pending confirmation on page265 whether such commentary exists for Mars. Band28 (27px) reconfirmed as a diacritic-artifact of band29 (matras/shirorekha fragments split off by the row-darkness threshold), matching the established pattern from pages262-263 -- not verse content. Band31 (30px) is the same printed digitization-credit footer as pages262-263 ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri") -- not verse content. Band32 (183px, containing a fully-black row at y=5059, 261px gap from band31) was directly investigated per the standing re-scan constraint and found to be a scan-edge/book-binding shadow artifact at the physical bottom margin of the page scan -- not printed content, not an ink-stain watermark obscuring text, and not a diacritic artifact; no verse text is lost in this region. All ten new root verses (46.73-82) individually zoom-verified via same-page-control high-zoom crops; corrections found at 46.73 ("दुष्टुणा"->"दद्रुणा"), 46.74 ("धरासुतस्येदुपवेशनस्थः"->"धरासुतश्चेदुपवेशनस्थः"), 46.76 ("धराधीशभक्तेः"->"धराधीशभक्तः"), and 46.79 ("बहुधनो"->"बहुधनी"); verses 46.75, 46.77, 46.78, 46.80, 46.81, 46.82 confirmed exact matches with no corrections.

  77. 46.77 सत्यापित

    Gamana (going) – Mars

    संस्कृत

    गमने गमनं कुरुतेऽनुदिनं व्रणजालभयं वनिताकलहः । बहुदढुककण्डुभयं बहुधा वसुधातनयो वसुहानिकरः ॥७७॥

    gamane gamanam kurute'nudinam vranajalabhayam vanitakalahah, bahudadhukakandubhayam bahudha vasudhatanayo vasuhanikarah

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In the Gamana state, the native travels every day; there is fear from wounds, and quarrels with women. Mars, son of the earth, in many ways causes fear of severe skin ailments and loss of wealth.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    गमनावस्था में मङ्गल हों तो जातक प्रत्यह भ्रमणशील, जनसमूह से विभीत, शोकळहयुक्त, बहुधा खुजली तथा दद्रु से युक्त, और धनक्षय वाळा होता है।

    स्रोत: Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra, printed edition (Khemraj/Venkateshwar-style Hindi commentary text), p.264. Folio "२६४", running head "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" (book title, T-type page), 35th consecutive recto/verso-alternating page (231-264). Bands1-6 complete the Moon-cycle commentary sentence cut off at the bottom of page263 (46.70), then give full commentary sentences for 46.71 and 46.72, closing with the range marker "॥६१-७२॥" confirming the Moon's twelve-state avastha-phala cycle (46.61-72) is fully covered by commentary. Band7 opens a new section heading "अवस्थानुसार मंगल का फल—" ("Result according to avastha-state — Mars"), beginning Mars's (भौम/कुज/धरासुत) twelve-state avastha-phala cycle, mirroring the Sun's (46.49-60) and Moon's (46.61-72) cycles verse-for-verse in structure and order: Shayana, Upavesha, Netrapani, Prakasha, Gamana, Agamana, Sabha, Agama, Bhojana, Nrityalipsa, [Kautuka, Nidra to follow]. Ten of Mars's twelve states (46.73-82) are given on this page; the remaining two (Kautuka, Nidra) are expected on page265. No separate per-verse Hindi commentary block follows the Mars verses on this page (unlike the Sun/Moon sections) -- translationHi for 46.73-82 left empty pending confirmation on page265 whether such commentary exists for Mars. Band28 (27px) reconfirmed as a diacritic-artifact of band29 (matras/shirorekha fragments split off by the row-darkness threshold), matching the established pattern from pages262-263 -- not verse content. Band31 (30px) is the same printed digitization-credit footer as pages262-263 ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri") -- not verse content. Band32 (183px, containing a fully-black row at y=5059, 261px gap from band31) was directly investigated per the standing re-scan constraint and found to be a scan-edge/book-binding shadow artifact at the physical bottom margin of the page scan -- not printed content, not an ink-stain watermark obscuring text, and not a diacritic artifact; no verse text is lost in this region. All ten new root verses (46.73-82) individually zoom-verified via same-page-control high-zoom crops; corrections found at 46.73 ("दुष्टुणा"->"दद्रुणा"), 46.74 ("धरासुतस्येदुपवेशनस्थः"->"धरासुतश्चेदुपवेशनस्थः"), 46.76 ("धराधीशभक्तेः"->"धराधीशभक्तः"), and 46.79 ("बहुधनो"->"बहुधनी"); verses 46.75, 46.77, 46.78, 46.80, 46.81, 46.82 confirmed exact matches with no corrections.

  78. 46.78 सत्यापित

    Agamana (arriving) – Mars

    संस्कृत

    आगमने गुणशाली मणिमाली वै करालकरवाली । गजहन्ता रिपुहन्ता परिजनसन्तापहारको भौमे ॥७८॥

    agamane gunashali manimali vai karalakaravali, gajahanta ripuhanta parijanasantapaharako bhaume

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If Mars is in the Agamana state, the native is virtuous, wears garlands of jewels, and indeed wields a terrible sword. He is a slayer of elephants, a slayer of enemies, and a remover of his family's suffering.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    आगमनावस्था में मङ्गल हों तो मनुष्य गुणवान् मणियों का हार धारण करने वाला, तेज खड्ग धारण करने वाला, हाथी तथा शत्रुओं को मारने वाला, और आत्मीयजनों का सन्ताप नष्ट करने वाला होता है।

    स्रोत: Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra, printed edition (Khemraj/Venkateshwar-style Hindi commentary text), p.264. Folio "२६४", running head "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" (book title, T-type page), 35th consecutive recto/verso-alternating page (231-264). Bands1-6 complete the Moon-cycle commentary sentence cut off at the bottom of page263 (46.70), then give full commentary sentences for 46.71 and 46.72, closing with the range marker "॥६१-७२॥" confirming the Moon's twelve-state avastha-phala cycle (46.61-72) is fully covered by commentary. Band7 opens a new section heading "अवस्थानुसार मंगल का फल—" ("Result according to avastha-state — Mars"), beginning Mars's (भौम/कुज/धरासुत) twelve-state avastha-phala cycle, mirroring the Sun's (46.49-60) and Moon's (46.61-72) cycles verse-for-verse in structure and order: Shayana, Upavesha, Netrapani, Prakasha, Gamana, Agamana, Sabha, Agama, Bhojana, Nrityalipsa, [Kautuka, Nidra to follow]. Ten of Mars's twelve states (46.73-82) are given on this page; the remaining two (Kautuka, Nidra) are expected on page265. No separate per-verse Hindi commentary block follows the Mars verses on this page (unlike the Sun/Moon sections) -- translationHi for 46.73-82 left empty pending confirmation on page265 whether such commentary exists for Mars. Band28 (27px) reconfirmed as a diacritic-artifact of band29 (matras/shirorekha fragments split off by the row-darkness threshold), matching the established pattern from pages262-263 -- not verse content. Band31 (30px) is the same printed digitization-credit footer as pages262-263 ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri") -- not verse content. Band32 (183px, containing a fully-black row at y=5059, 261px gap from band31) was directly investigated per the standing re-scan constraint and found to be a scan-edge/book-binding shadow artifact at the physical bottom margin of the page scan -- not printed content, not an ink-stain watermark obscuring text, and not a diacritic artifact; no verse text is lost in this region. All ten new root verses (46.73-82) individually zoom-verified via same-page-control high-zoom crops; corrections found at 46.73 ("दुष्टुणा"->"दद्रुणा"), 46.74 ("धरासुतस्येदुपवेशनस्थः"->"धरासुतश्चेदुपवेशनस्थः"), 46.76 ("धराधीशभक्तेः"->"धराधीशभक्तः"), and 46.79 ("बहुधनो"->"बहुधनी"); verses 46.75, 46.77, 46.78, 46.80, 46.81, 46.82 confirmed exact matches with no corrections.

  79. 46.79 सत्यापित

    Sabha (assembly) – Mars

    संस्कृत

    तुङ्गे युद्धकलाकलापकुशलो धर्मध्वजो वित्तपः । कोणे भूमिसुते सभाष्टुपगते विद्याविहीनः पुमान् । अन्तेऽपत्यकलत्रमित्ररहितः प्रोक्तेतरस्थानगे । स्वक्षयं राजसभाबुधो बहुधनी मानी च दानी जनः ॥७९॥

    tunge yuddhakalakalapakushalo dharmadhvajo vittapah, kone bhumisute sabhastupagate vidyavihinah puman, ante'patyakalatramitrahitah proktetarasthanage, svakshayam rajasabhabudho bahudhani mani cha dani janah

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If exalted, skilled in the arts of warfare, a banner of dharma, a lord of wealth. If in a trine, when Mars has attained the Sabha state, the man is devoid of learning. If debilitated, he is said to be bereft of children, wife and friends. If placed elsewhere, in his own house, wise in the royal assembly, the person is very wealthy, honored and generous.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    उच्चस्थ भौम सभावस्थापन्न हों तो जातक युद्धकलाकुशल, धर्मिष्ठ, धनी होता है। वही भौम नवम पञ्चमस्थ हों तो जातक निर्विघ्न, द्वादशस्थ हों तो स्त्रीपुत्रमित्रविहीन, अन्यत्र हों तो राजपण्डित, महाधनी, मानी तथा दानी होता है।

    स्रोत: Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra, printed edition (Khemraj/Venkateshwar-style Hindi commentary text), p.264. Folio "२६४", running head "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" (book title, T-type page), 35th consecutive recto/verso-alternating page (231-264). Bands1-6 complete the Moon-cycle commentary sentence cut off at the bottom of page263 (46.70), then give full commentary sentences for 46.71 and 46.72, closing with the range marker "॥६१-७२॥" confirming the Moon's twelve-state avastha-phala cycle (46.61-72) is fully covered by commentary. Band7 opens a new section heading "अवस्थानुसार मंगल का फल—" ("Result according to avastha-state — Mars"), beginning Mars's (भौम/कुज/धरासुत) twelve-state avastha-phala cycle, mirroring the Sun's (46.49-60) and Moon's (46.61-72) cycles verse-for-verse in structure and order: Shayana, Upavesha, Netrapani, Prakasha, Gamana, Agamana, Sabha, Agama, Bhojana, Nrityalipsa, [Kautuka, Nidra to follow]. Ten of Mars's twelve states (46.73-82) are given on this page; the remaining two (Kautuka, Nidra) are expected on page265. No separate per-verse Hindi commentary block follows the Mars verses on this page (unlike the Sun/Moon sections) -- translationHi for 46.73-82 left empty pending confirmation on page265 whether such commentary exists for Mars. Band28 (27px) reconfirmed as a diacritic-artifact of band29 (matras/shirorekha fragments split off by the row-darkness threshold), matching the established pattern from pages262-263 -- not verse content. Band31 (30px) is the same printed digitization-credit footer as pages262-263 ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri") -- not verse content. Band32 (183px, containing a fully-black row at y=5059, 261px gap from band31) was directly investigated per the standing re-scan constraint and found to be a scan-edge/book-binding shadow artifact at the physical bottom margin of the page scan -- not printed content, not an ink-stain watermark obscuring text, and not a diacritic artifact; no verse text is lost in this region. All ten new root verses (46.73-82) individually zoom-verified via same-page-control high-zoom crops; corrections found at 46.73 ("दुष्टुणा"->"दद्रुणा"), 46.74 ("धरासुतस्येदुपवेशनस्थः"->"धरासुतश्चेदुपवेशनस्थः"), 46.76 ("धराधीशभक्तेः"->"धराधीशभक्तः"), and 46.79 ("बहुधनो"->"बहुधनी"); verses 46.75, 46.77, 46.78, 46.80, 46.81, 46.82 confirmed exact matches with no corrections.

  80. 46.80 सत्यापित

    Agama (arrival) – Mars

    संस्कृत

    आगमे भवति भूमिजे जनो धर्मकर्महीनो गदातुरः । कर्णमूलगुरुशूलरोगवानेव कातरमतिः कुसङ्गमी ॥८०॥

    agame bhavati bhumije jano dharmakarmahino gadaturah, karnamulagurushularoganeva katarmatih kusangami

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When Mars is in the Agama state, the person is devoid of righteous action, afflicted by disease; he suffers severe pain at the base of the ear, is timid-minded, and keeps bad company.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    आगमावस्थागत भौम हों तो मनुष्य धर्मकर्महीन, रोगी, कर्णमूल तथा प्रखर शूल रोग से पीडित, कायर एवं कुसङ्गतिशील होता है।

    स्रोत: Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra, printed edition (Khemraj/Venkateshwar-style Hindi commentary text), p.264. Folio "२६४", running head "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" (book title, T-type page), 35th consecutive recto/verso-alternating page (231-264). Bands1-6 complete the Moon-cycle commentary sentence cut off at the bottom of page263 (46.70), then give full commentary sentences for 46.71 and 46.72, closing with the range marker "॥६१-७२॥" confirming the Moon's twelve-state avastha-phala cycle (46.61-72) is fully covered by commentary. Band7 opens a new section heading "अवस्थानुसार मंगल का फल—" ("Result according to avastha-state — Mars"), beginning Mars's (भौम/कुज/धरासुत) twelve-state avastha-phala cycle, mirroring the Sun's (46.49-60) and Moon's (46.61-72) cycles verse-for-verse in structure and order: Shayana, Upavesha, Netrapani, Prakasha, Gamana, Agamana, Sabha, Agama, Bhojana, Nrityalipsa, [Kautuka, Nidra to follow]. Ten of Mars's twelve states (46.73-82) are given on this page; the remaining two (Kautuka, Nidra) are expected on page265. No separate per-verse Hindi commentary block follows the Mars verses on this page (unlike the Sun/Moon sections) -- translationHi for 46.73-82 left empty pending confirmation on page265 whether such commentary exists for Mars. Band28 (27px) reconfirmed as a diacritic-artifact of band29 (matras/shirorekha fragments split off by the row-darkness threshold), matching the established pattern from pages262-263 -- not verse content. Band31 (30px) is the same printed digitization-credit footer as pages262-263 ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri") -- not verse content. Band32 (183px, containing a fully-black row at y=5059, 261px gap from band31) was directly investigated per the standing re-scan constraint and found to be a scan-edge/book-binding shadow artifact at the physical bottom margin of the page scan -- not printed content, not an ink-stain watermark obscuring text, and not a diacritic artifact; no verse text is lost in this region. All ten new root verses (46.73-82) individually zoom-verified via same-page-control high-zoom crops; corrections found at 46.73 ("दुष्टुणा"->"दद्रुणा"), 46.74 ("धरासुतस्येदुपवेशनस्थः"->"धरासुतश्चेदुपवेशनस्थः"), 46.76 ("धराधीशभक्तेः"->"धराधीशभक्तः"), and 46.79 ("बहुधनो"->"बहुधनी"); verses 46.75, 46.77, 46.78, 46.80, 46.81, 46.82 confirmed exact matches with no corrections.

  81. 46.81 सत्यापित

    Bhojana (eating) – Mars

    संस्कृत

    भोजने मिष्टभोजी च जनने सबले कुजे । नीचकर्मकरो नित्यं मनुजो मानवर्जितः ॥८१॥

    bhojane mishtabhoji cha janane sabale kuje, nichakarmakaro nityam manujo manavarjitah

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If Mars is strong in the Bhojana (eating) state at birth, the person always eats sweet food; he is engaged in lowly work, and devoid of honor.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    भोजनावस्था में बली मङ्गल के होने पर जातक मिष्टभोजी, सतत नीचकर्मरत, तथा मानरहित होता है।

    स्रोत: Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra, printed edition (Khemraj/Venkateshwar-style Hindi commentary text), p.264. Folio "२६४", running head "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" (book title, T-type page), 35th consecutive recto/verso-alternating page (231-264). Bands1-6 complete the Moon-cycle commentary sentence cut off at the bottom of page263 (46.70), then give full commentary sentences for 46.71 and 46.72, closing with the range marker "॥६१-७२॥" confirming the Moon's twelve-state avastha-phala cycle (46.61-72) is fully covered by commentary. Band7 opens a new section heading "अवस्थानुसार मंगल का फल—" ("Result according to avastha-state — Mars"), beginning Mars's (भौम/कुज/धरासुत) twelve-state avastha-phala cycle, mirroring the Sun's (46.49-60) and Moon's (46.61-72) cycles verse-for-verse in structure and order: Shayana, Upavesha, Netrapani, Prakasha, Gamana, Agamana, Sabha, Agama, Bhojana, Nrityalipsa, [Kautuka, Nidra to follow]. Ten of Mars's twelve states (46.73-82) are given on this page; the remaining two (Kautuka, Nidra) are expected on page265. No separate per-verse Hindi commentary block follows the Mars verses on this page (unlike the Sun/Moon sections) -- translationHi for 46.73-82 left empty pending confirmation on page265 whether such commentary exists for Mars. Band28 (27px) reconfirmed as a diacritic-artifact of band29 (matras/shirorekha fragments split off by the row-darkness threshold), matching the established pattern from pages262-263 -- not verse content. Band31 (30px) is the same printed digitization-credit footer as pages262-263 ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri") -- not verse content. Band32 (183px, containing a fully-black row at y=5059, 261px gap from band31) was directly investigated per the standing re-scan constraint and found to be a scan-edge/book-binding shadow artifact at the physical bottom margin of the page scan -- not printed content, not an ink-stain watermark obscuring text, and not a diacritic artifact; no verse text is lost in this region. All ten new root verses (46.73-82) individually zoom-verified via same-page-control high-zoom crops; corrections found at 46.73 ("दुष्टुणा"->"दद्रुणा"), 46.74 ("धरासुतस्येदुपवेशनस्थः"->"धरासुतश्चेदुपवेशनस्थः"), 46.76 ("धराधीशभक्तेः"->"धराधीशभक्तः"), and 46.79 ("बहुधनो"->"बहुधनी"); verses 46.75, 46.77, 46.78, 46.80, 46.81, 46.82 confirmed exact matches with no corrections.

  82. 46.82 सत्यापित

    Nrityalipsa (desire to dance) – Mars

    संस्कृत

    नृत्यलिप्सागते भूसुते जन्मिनामिन्दिराराशिरायाति भूमीपतेः । स्वर्णरत्नप्रवालैः सदा मण्डिता वासशाला नराणां भवेत् सर्वदा ॥८२॥

    nrityalipsagate bhusute janminamindirarashirayati bhumipateh, svarnaratnapravalaih sada mandita vasashala naranam bhavet sarvada

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When Mars has attained the Nrityalipsa state at one's birth, the fortune of the lord of the earth (king) comes to the native; the dwelling of such men is always adorned with gold, jewels, and coral.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    नृत्यलिप्सावस्थापन्न भौम हों तो मनुष्य राजा से धन प्राप्त करता है। उसका घर स्वर्ण रत्न, प्रवाल आदियों से सतत अलंकृत रहता है।

    स्रोत: Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra, printed edition (Khemraj/Venkateshwar-style Hindi commentary text), p.264. Folio "२६४", running head "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" (book title, T-type page), 35th consecutive recto/verso-alternating page (231-264). Bands1-6 complete the Moon-cycle commentary sentence cut off at the bottom of page263 (46.70), then give full commentary sentences for 46.71 and 46.72, closing with the range marker "॥६१-७२॥" confirming the Moon's twelve-state avastha-phala cycle (46.61-72) is fully covered by commentary. Band7 opens a new section heading "अवस्थानुसार मंगल का फल—" ("Result according to avastha-state — Mars"), beginning Mars's (भौम/कुज/धरासुत) twelve-state avastha-phala cycle, mirroring the Sun's (46.49-60) and Moon's (46.61-72) cycles verse-for-verse in structure and order: Shayana, Upavesha, Netrapani, Prakasha, Gamana, Agamana, Sabha, Agama, Bhojana, Nrityalipsa, [Kautuka, Nidra to follow]. Ten of Mars's twelve states (46.73-82) are given on this page; the remaining two (Kautuka, Nidra) are expected on page265. No separate per-verse Hindi commentary block follows the Mars verses on this page (unlike the Sun/Moon sections) -- translationHi for 46.73-82 left empty pending confirmation on page265 whether such commentary exists for Mars. Band28 (27px) reconfirmed as a diacritic-artifact of band29 (matras/shirorekha fragments split off by the row-darkness threshold), matching the established pattern from pages262-263 -- not verse content. Band31 (30px) is the same printed digitization-credit footer as pages262-263 ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri") -- not verse content. Band32 (183px, containing a fully-black row at y=5059, 261px gap from band31) was directly investigated per the standing re-scan constraint and found to be a scan-edge/book-binding shadow artifact at the physical bottom margin of the page scan -- not printed content, not an ink-stain watermark obscuring text, and not a diacritic artifact; no verse text is lost in this region. All ten new root verses (46.73-82) individually zoom-verified via same-page-control high-zoom crops; corrections found at 46.73 ("दुष्टुणा"->"दद्रुणा"), 46.74 ("धरासुतस्येदुपवेशनस्थः"->"धरासुतश्चेदुपवेशनस्थः"), 46.76 ("धराधीशभक्तेः"->"धराधीशभक्तः"), and 46.79 ("बहुधनो"->"बहुधनी"); verses 46.75, 46.77, 46.78, 46.80, 46.81, 46.82 confirmed exact matches with no corrections.

  83. 46.83 सत्यापित

    Kautuka (delight) – Mars

    संस्कृत

    कौतुकी भवति कौतुके कुजे मित्रपुत्रपरिपूरितो जनः । उच्चगे नृपतिगेहमण्डितः पूजितो गुणवरैर्गुणाकरैः ॥८३॥

    kautuki bhavati kautuke kuje mitraputraparipurito janah, uchchage nripatigehamanditah pujito gunavarairgunakaraih

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When Mars is in the Kautuka (delight) state, the person becomes joyful and fully blessed with friends and sons. If Mars is exalted [in this state], he is adorned in a king's house, honored by the very best and most virtuous of people.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    कौतुकावस्थापन्न भौम हों तो मनुष्य विनोदी, मित्र-पुत्र से परिपूर्ण होता है। उच्च का भौम यदि कौतुकावस्था में हों तो जातक राजा तथा गुणियों से पूजित होता है।

    स्रोत: Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra, printed edition (Veda Nidhi Varanasi, digitized eGangotri), page265 (chapter 44 sequence, printed folio 265, PDF p.297). C-type page (running head = chapter title "ग्रहावस्थफलाध्यायः"), 36th consecutive recto/verso-alternating page. Content order: verses 46.83 (Kautuka/Mars) and 46.84 (Nidra/Mars) close Mars's full twelve-state avastha cycle (46.73-84); a per-verse Hindi commentary block for the whole Mars cycle follows, closing with the range marker "॥७३-८४॥"; a new section heading "अवस्थानुसार बुध का फल—" then opens Mercury's (बुध) avastha-phala cycle with verses 46.85 (Shayana) and 46.86 (Upavesha); verse 46.87 (Netrapani/Mercury) begins but is cut off mid-verse (only its first pada is visible) at the page-bottom digitization-credit footer and scan-edge artifact, continuing onto page266. Zoom-verified via same-page-control high-zoom crops for all four new root verses (46.83-46.86): two corrections found ("धूर्तां" misread, corrected to "धूर्तो" in both 46.84 and 46.85); one uncertain compound disclosed and retained exactly as printed/read in 46.86 ("जनुरङ्गगेहे", confirmed identical across four independent zoom crops but not confidently resolvable to a cleaner alternative reading). Commentary text (bands6-27) is transcribed at band-strip resolution (lower verification priority per standing policy, not independently zoom-verified) and contains one disclosed oddity: 46.76's commentary reads "सौम्य" (normally Mercury/gentle) in a context clearly describing Mars, retained exactly as printed; 46.77's commentary contains an uncertain compound "शोकळहयुक्त", retained exactly as read.

  84. 46.84 सत्यापित

    Nidra (sleep) – Mars

    संस्कृत

    निद्रावस्थांगते भौमे क्रोधी धीधनवर्जितः । धूर्तो धर्मपरिभ्रष्टो मनुष्यो गदपीडितः ॥८४॥

    nidravasthangate bhaume krodhi dhidhanavarjitah, dhurto dharmaparibhrashto manushyo gadapiditah

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When Mars is in the Nidra (sleep) state, the person becomes wrathful, devoid of wisdom and wealth, deceitful, fallen from dharma, and afflicted by disease.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    निद्रावस्था में मङ्गल के रहने पर जातक क्रोधी, बुद्धिहीन निधन, धूर्त, धर्मभ्रष्ट तथा रोगपीडित होता है ॥७३-८४॥

    स्रोत: Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra, printed edition (Veda Nidhi Varanasi, digitized eGangotri), page265 (chapter 44 sequence, printed folio 265, PDF p.297). C-type page (running head = chapter title "ग्रहावस्थफलाध्यायः"), 36th consecutive recto/verso-alternating page. Content order: verses 46.83 (Kautuka/Mars) and 46.84 (Nidra/Mars) close Mars's full twelve-state avastha cycle (46.73-84); a per-verse Hindi commentary block for the whole Mars cycle follows, closing with the range marker "॥७३-८४॥"; a new section heading "अवस्थानुसार बुध का फल—" then opens Mercury's (बुध) avastha-phala cycle with verses 46.85 (Shayana) and 46.86 (Upavesha); verse 46.87 (Netrapani/Mercury) begins but is cut off mid-verse (only its first pada is visible) at the page-bottom digitization-credit footer and scan-edge artifact, continuing onto page266. Zoom-verified via same-page-control high-zoom crops for all four new root verses (46.83-46.86): two corrections found ("धूर्तां" misread, corrected to "धूर्तो" in both 46.84 and 46.85); one uncertain compound disclosed and retained exactly as printed/read in 46.86 ("जनुरङ्गगेहे", confirmed identical across four independent zoom crops but not confidently resolvable to a cleaner alternative reading). Commentary text (bands6-27) is transcribed at band-strip resolution (lower verification priority per standing policy, not independently zoom-verified) and contains one disclosed oddity: 46.76's commentary reads "सौम्य" (normally Mercury/gentle) in a context clearly describing Mars, retained exactly as printed; 46.77's commentary contains an uncertain compound "शोकळहयुक्त", retained exactly as read.

  85. 46.85 सत्यापित

    Shayana (sleeping) – Mercury

    संस्कृत

    क्षुधातुरो भवेदझें खञ्जो गुञ्जानिभेक्षणः । अन्यभे लम्पटो धूर्तो मनुजः शयने बुधे ॥८५॥

    kshudhaturo bhavedajhe khanjo gunjanibhekshanah, anyabhe lampato dhurto manujah shayane budhe

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When Mercury is in the Shayana (sleeping) state, the person becomes afflicted with hunger, lame, with eyes resembling gunja-seeds (reddish); in another's sign he becomes lecherous and deceitful. [The word rendered "azhem" after "bhaved" is an uncertain compound, retained exactly as printed.]

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    शयनावस्थापन्न बुध लग्नस्थ हों तो जातक खञ्ज ( लंगड़ा ) और गुञ्जा की तरह रक्तनेत्र वाला होता है। अन्य भावस्थ वे शयनावस्थागत होवें तो वह धूर्त तथा लम्पट होता है।

    स्रोत: Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra, printed edition (Veda Nidhi Varanasi, digitized eGangotri), page265 (chapter 44 sequence, printed folio 265, PDF p.297). C-type page (running head = chapter title "ग्रहावस्थफलाध्यायः"), 36th consecutive recto/verso-alternating page. Content order: verses 46.83 (Kautuka/Mars) and 46.84 (Nidra/Mars) close Mars's full twelve-state avastha cycle (46.73-84); a per-verse Hindi commentary block for the whole Mars cycle follows, closing with the range marker "॥७३-८४॥"; a new section heading "अवस्थानुसार बुध का फल—" then opens Mercury's (बुध) avastha-phala cycle with verses 46.85 (Shayana) and 46.86 (Upavesha); verse 46.87 (Netrapani/Mercury) begins but is cut off mid-verse (only its first pada is visible) at the page-bottom digitization-credit footer and scan-edge artifact, continuing onto page266. Zoom-verified via same-page-control high-zoom crops for all four new root verses (46.83-46.86): two corrections found ("धूर्तां" misread, corrected to "धूर्तो" in both 46.84 and 46.85); one uncertain compound disclosed and retained exactly as printed/read in 46.86 ("जनुरङ्गगेहे", confirmed identical across four independent zoom crops but not confidently resolvable to a cleaner alternative reading). Commentary text (bands6-27) is transcribed at band-strip resolution (lower verification priority per standing policy, not independently zoom-verified) and contains one disclosed oddity: 46.76's commentary reads "सौम्य" (normally Mercury/gentle) in a context clearly describing Mars, retained exactly as printed; 46.77's commentary contains an uncertain compound "शोकळहयुक्त", retained exactly as read.

  86. 46.86 सत्यापित

    Upavesha (sitting) – Mercury

    संस्कृत

    शशाङ्कपुत्रे जनुरङ्गगेहे यदोपवेशे गुणराशिपूर्णैः । पापेक्षिते पापयुते दरिद्रो हिते शुभे चित्तसुखी मनुष्यः ॥८६॥

    shashankaputre januranggagehe yadopaveshe gunarashipurnaih, papekshite papayute daridro hite shubhe chittasukhi manushyah

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When Mercury (moon's son), full of a multitude of virtues, is in the Upavesha (sitting) state; if aspected by or joined with malefics, the person is poor; if placed favorably/benefically, the person is happy in mind. [The compound rendered "januranga-gehe" is an uncertain reading, confirmed identical across repeated zoom crops but retained exactly as printed rather than guessed at.]

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    उपवेशावस्थागत बुध लग्नस्थ हों तो मनुष्य गुणसमूह से पूर्ण होता है। पापग्रह का योग या दृष्टि उस पर रहे तो बालक दरिद्र, तथा शुभग्रह या मित्र से युतदृष्ट हो तो धन से सुखी होता है।

    स्रोत: Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra, printed edition (Veda Nidhi Varanasi, digitized eGangotri), page265 (chapter 44 sequence, printed folio 265, PDF p.297). C-type page (running head = chapter title "ग्रहावस्थफलाध्यायः"), 36th consecutive recto/verso-alternating page. Content order: verses 46.83 (Kautuka/Mars) and 46.84 (Nidra/Mars) close Mars's full twelve-state avastha cycle (46.73-84); a per-verse Hindi commentary block for the whole Mars cycle follows, closing with the range marker "॥७३-८४॥"; a new section heading "अवस्थानुसार बुध का फल—" then opens Mercury's (बुध) avastha-phala cycle with verses 46.85 (Shayana) and 46.86 (Upavesha); verse 46.87 (Netrapani/Mercury) begins but is cut off mid-verse (only its first pada is visible) at the page-bottom digitization-credit footer and scan-edge artifact, continuing onto page266. Zoom-verified via same-page-control high-zoom crops for all four new root verses (46.83-46.86): two corrections found ("धूर्तां" misread, corrected to "धूर्तो" in both 46.84 and 46.85); one uncertain compound disclosed and retained exactly as printed/read in 46.86 ("जनुरङ्गगेहे", confirmed identical across four independent zoom crops but not confidently resolvable to a cleaner alternative reading). Commentary text (bands6-27) is transcribed at band-strip resolution (lower verification priority per standing policy, not independently zoom-verified) and contains one disclosed oddity: 46.76's commentary reads "सौम्य" (normally Mercury/gentle) in a context clearly describing Mars, retained exactly as printed; 46.77's commentary contains an uncertain compound "शोकळहयुक्त", retained exactly as read.

  87. 46.87 सत्यापित

    Netrapani (hand at the eye/cheek) – Mercury

    संस्कृत

    विद्याविवेकरहितो हिततोषहीनो पुत्रालये सुतकलत्रसुखेन हीनः । कन्याप्रजा नृपतिगेहबुधो वराथैः ॥८७॥

    vidyavivekarahito hitatoshahino putralaye sutakalatrasukhena hinah, kanyapraja nripatigehabudho varathaih

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When Mercury is in the Netrapani state, the person becomes devoid of learning and discernment, and devoid of the satisfaction of well-wishers. If [Mercury is] in the 5th house [in this state], he is devoid of the happiness of children and wife, has only daughters as offspring; [otherwise] he becomes a scholar in a king's house, with excellent wealth. (This verse began on page265, cut off mid-verse, and is completed here on page266; the two portions are joined without gap.)

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    नेत्रपाणि अवस्थागत बुध हों तो जातक विप्राविवेक रहित, मित्रताविहीन तथा अभिमानी होता है। पूर्वोक्तावस्थागत वे पञ्चम भावगत हों तो पुत्रस्त्रीसौख्यरहित, कन्यामात्र सन्तानवाला, राजपण्डित तथा अच्छी सम्पत्ति वाला होता है।

    स्रोत: Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra, printed edition (Veda Nidhi Varanasi, digitized eGangotri), page266 (chapter 44 sequence, printed folio 266, PDF p.298). T-type page (running head = book title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्"), 37th consecutive recto/verso-alternating page. Bands1-2 complete verse 46.87 (Netrapani/Mercury), cut off on page265. Bands3-20 give the remainder of Mercury's avastha cycle: 46.88 (labelled "विकाशने" in the root verse and commentary, i.e. Vikasha, where Sun/Moon/Mars used "प्रकाश"/Prakasha for the equivalent 4th state -- a genuine printed variant, not normalized), 46.89 (which the root verse explicitly opens "गमनागमने" -- COMBINING the Gamana and Agamana states into a single verse, confirmed via a dedicated 5x zoom crop of bands5-6, unlike Sun/Moon/Mars which used two separate verses 46.77/46.78 etc. for these two states), 46.90 (Sabha), 46.91 (Agama), 46.92 (Bhojana), 46.93 (Nrityalipsa), 46.94 (Kautuka), 46.95 (Nidra) -- CLOSING Mercury's full avastha cycle at ELEVEN verses (46.85-95) rather than twelve, due to the 46.89 combination. All nine new/completed verses zoom-verified via same-page-control high-zoom crops; several corrections found (46.88: दयालुः->दयाळुः, खल->खळ, पुण्यकर्ता->पुण्यकत्ता, अनेकाविद्याणेवपारगन्ता->अनेकविद्याणेवपारगन्ता, खलनर्गहन्ता->खलवर्गहन्ता; 46.90: जनानाश्च्चगे->जनानाश्चुच्चगे, सदासे->सदासि, धनसमृद्धिः->धनसम्राद्धिः, सदेदा->सवेदा; 46.93: नृत्यालिप्सागते->नृत्यलिप्सागते, मानयानप्रबालव्रजैः->मानयानप्रवालव्रजैः; 46.94: वारवध्वा->वारवध्या). 46.87, 46.89, 46.91, 46.92, 46.95 confirmed exact matches to the original band-strip reading. 46.94 retains one uncertain compound "नृणामझभे" disclosed and not silently corrected, echoing the "अझ"-type unresolved compounds first seen on page265. Bands21-30 carry a Hindi commentary block for Mercury's cycle (transcribed at band-strip resolution, lower verification priority per standing policy), covering 46.85 through the opening of 46.89's (Gamana) commentary before being CUT OFF mid-sentence at the page-bottom footer (band31); commentary for 46.89 onward continues on page267. This commentary block introduces a new stylistic feature not seen in Sun/Moon/Mars's commentary: an inline parenthetical Hindi gloss, "खञ्ज ( लंगड़ा )", explaining a Sanskrit word in-line. No anomalies were flagged in this page's band table (max dark_frac 62.36%, no fully-black row, no oversized/undersized outliers) -- unlike pages264-265, this page has no scan-edge artifact band.

  88. 46.88 सत्यापित

    Vikasha (blossoming; cf. Prakasha in other cycles) – Mercury

    संस्कृत

    दाता दयाळुः खळ पुण्यकत्ता विकाशने चन्द्रसुते मनुष्यः । अनेकविद्याणेवपारगन्ता विवेकपूर्णैः खलवर्गहन्ता ॥८८॥

    data dayaluh khala punyakatta vikashane chandrasute manushyah, anekavidyanevaparaganta vivekapurnaih khalavargahanta

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When Mercury (moon's son) is in the Vikasha (blossoming/manifestation) state, the person becomes generous, compassionate, and a doer of good deeds; he becomes one who has crossed to the far shore of countless branches of knowledge, full of discernment, and a destroyer of the wicked. [The root verse and its commentary both print this state's name as "विकाश" (Vikasha) rather than the "प्रकाश" (Prakasha) used for the equivalent 4th state in Sun/Moon/Mars's cycles; retained exactly as printed rather than normalized to match the other planets.]

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    विकासावस्थागत बुध हों तो जातक दानी, दयाळु, पुण्यवान् अनेक विध विद्याओं में पारङ्गत, विवेकी तथा दुष्ट। वघातक होता है। (अन्त्य अंश मुद्रण में अस्पष्ट है, ज्यों-का-त्यों रखा गया है।)

    स्रोत: Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra, printed edition (Veda Nidhi Varanasi, digitized eGangotri), page266 (chapter 44 sequence, printed folio 266, PDF p.298). T-type page (running head = book title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्"), 37th consecutive recto/verso-alternating page. Bands1-2 complete verse 46.87 (Netrapani/Mercury), cut off on page265. Bands3-20 give the remainder of Mercury's avastha cycle: 46.88 (labelled "विकाशने" in the root verse and commentary, i.e. Vikasha, where Sun/Moon/Mars used "प्रकाश"/Prakasha for the equivalent 4th state -- a genuine printed variant, not normalized), 46.89 (which the root verse explicitly opens "गमनागमने" -- COMBINING the Gamana and Agamana states into a single verse, confirmed via a dedicated 5x zoom crop of bands5-6, unlike Sun/Moon/Mars which used two separate verses 46.77/46.78 etc. for these two states), 46.90 (Sabha), 46.91 (Agama), 46.92 (Bhojana), 46.93 (Nrityalipsa), 46.94 (Kautuka), 46.95 (Nidra) -- CLOSING Mercury's full avastha cycle at ELEVEN verses (46.85-95) rather than twelve, due to the 46.89 combination. All nine new/completed verses zoom-verified via same-page-control high-zoom crops; several corrections found (46.88: दयालुः->दयाळुः, खल->खळ, पुण्यकर्ता->पुण्यकत्ता, अनेकाविद्याणेवपारगन्ता->अनेकविद्याणेवपारगन्ता, खलनर्गहन्ता->खलवर्गहन्ता; 46.90: जनानाश्च्चगे->जनानाश्चुच्चगे, सदासे->सदासि, धनसमृद्धिः->धनसम्राद्धिः, सदेदा->सवेदा; 46.93: नृत्यालिप्सागते->नृत्यलिप्सागते, मानयानप्रबालव्रजैः->मानयानप्रवालव्रजैः; 46.94: वारवध्वा->वारवध्या). 46.87, 46.89, 46.91, 46.92, 46.95 confirmed exact matches to the original band-strip reading. 46.94 retains one uncertain compound "नृणामझभे" disclosed and not silently corrected, echoing the "अझ"-type unresolved compounds first seen on page265. Bands21-30 carry a Hindi commentary block for Mercury's cycle (transcribed at band-strip resolution, lower verification priority per standing policy), covering 46.85 through the opening of 46.89's (Gamana) commentary before being CUT OFF mid-sentence at the page-bottom footer (band31); commentary for 46.89 onward continues on page267. This commentary block introduces a new stylistic feature not seen in Sun/Moon/Mars's commentary: an inline parenthetical Hindi gloss, "खञ्ज ( लंगड़ा )", explaining a Sanskrit word in-line. No anomalies were flagged in this page's band table (max dark_frac 62.36%, no fully-black row, no oversized/undersized outliers) -- unlike pages264-265, this page has no scan-edge artifact band.

  89. 46.89 सत्यापित

    Gamana-Agamana (going-and-coming, combined) – Mercury

    संस्कृत

    गमनागमने भवतो गमने बहुधा वसुधाधिपतेर्भवने । भवनं च विचित्रमळ रमया विदि नुश्च जनुः समये नितराम् ॥८९॥

    gamanagamane bhavato gamane bahudha vasudhadhipaterbhavane, bhavanam cha vichitramala ramaya vidi nushcha januh samaye nitaram

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When Mercury is in the combined Gamana-and-Agamana (going-and-coming) state -- in its Gamana (going) aspect -- [the person dwells] often in the abode of the lord of the earth [a king]; and [his own] house is exceedingly adorned with beauty. [The remainder of the verse, concerning the Agamana (coming) aspect, is an obscure compound that could not be confidently resolved into clear syntax; retained exactly as printed rather than guessed at.] NOTE: unlike Sun (46.77/46.78), Moon, and Mars, whose cycles give Gamana and Agamana as two separate verses, Mercury's cycle combines both into this single verse -- confirmed via a dedicated high-zoom crop of the opening compound "गमनागमने".

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    गमनावस्थापन्न बुध जातक को राजभवन में आने जानेवाला, भीसम्पन्न विचित्रभवन वाळा, बनाता है। आगमनावस्थापन्न बुध का भी यही फल होता है।

    स्रोत: Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra, printed edition (Veda Nidhi Varanasi, digitized eGangotri), page266 (chapter 44 sequence, printed folio 266, PDF p.298). T-type page (running head = book title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्"), 37th consecutive recto/verso-alternating page. Bands1-2 complete verse 46.87 (Netrapani/Mercury), cut off on page265. Bands3-20 give the remainder of Mercury's avastha cycle: 46.88 (labelled "विकाशने" in the root verse and commentary, i.e. Vikasha, where Sun/Moon/Mars used "प्रकाश"/Prakasha for the equivalent 4th state -- a genuine printed variant, not normalized), 46.89 (which the root verse explicitly opens "गमनागमने" -- COMBINING the Gamana and Agamana states into a single verse, confirmed via a dedicated 5x zoom crop of bands5-6, unlike Sun/Moon/Mars which used two separate verses 46.77/46.78 etc. for these two states), 46.90 (Sabha), 46.91 (Agama), 46.92 (Bhojana), 46.93 (Nrityalipsa), 46.94 (Kautuka), 46.95 (Nidra) -- CLOSING Mercury's full avastha cycle at ELEVEN verses (46.85-95) rather than twelve, due to the 46.89 combination. All nine new/completed verses zoom-verified via same-page-control high-zoom crops; several corrections found (46.88: दयालुः->दयाळुः, खल->खळ, पुण्यकर्ता->पुण्यकत्ता, अनेकाविद्याणेवपारगन्ता->अनेकविद्याणेवपारगन्ता, खलनर्गहन्ता->खलवर्गहन्ता; 46.90: जनानाश्च्चगे->जनानाश्चुच्चगे, सदासे->सदासि, धनसमृद्धिः->धनसम्राद्धिः, सदेदा->सवेदा; 46.93: नृत्यालिप्सागते->नृत्यलिप्सागते, मानयानप्रबालव्रजैः->मानयानप्रवालव्रजैः; 46.94: वारवध्वा->वारवध्या). 46.87, 46.89, 46.91, 46.92, 46.95 confirmed exact matches to the original band-strip reading. 46.94 retains one uncertain compound "नृणामझभे" disclosed and not silently corrected, echoing the "अझ"-type unresolved compounds first seen on page265. Bands21-30 carry a Hindi commentary block for Mercury's cycle (transcribed at band-strip resolution, lower verification priority per standing policy), covering 46.85 through the opening of 46.89's (Gamana) commentary before being CUT OFF mid-sentence at the page-bottom footer (band31); commentary for 46.89 onward continues on page267. This commentary block introduces a new stylistic feature not seen in Sun/Moon/Mars's commentary: an inline parenthetical Hindi gloss, "खञ्ज ( लंगड़ा )", explaining a Sanskrit word in-line. No anomalies were flagged in this page's band table (max dark_frac 62.36%, no fully-black row, no oversized/undersized outliers) -- unlike pages264-265, this page has no scan-edge artifact band.

  90. 46.90 सत्यापित

    Sabha (assembly) – Mercury

    संस्कृत

    सपदि विदि जनानाश्चुच्चगे जन्मकाले सदासि धनसम्राद्धिः सवेदा पुण्यवृद्धिः । धनपतिसमता वा भूपता मन्त्रिता वा हरिहरपदभक्तिः सात्विकी मुक्तिलब्धिः ॥९०॥

    sapadi vidi jananashchuchchage janmakale sadasi dhanasamraddhih savedah punyavriddhih, dhanapatisamata va bhupata mantrita va hariharapadabhaktih satviki muktilabdhih

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When Mercury is in the Sabha (assembly) state and exalted at birth, people at once attain an abundance of wealth like an emperor's and a continual growth of merit; they attain equality with the lord of wealth, or kingship, or ministership, or devotion to the feet of Hari and Hara [Vishnu and Shiva], of a sattvic nature, and the attainment of liberation.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    सभावासावस्था में उच्चस्थ बुध हों तो जातक धनसम्टद्धिशील, पुण्यवान्, कुँवरसदृश, राजा या मन्त्री, विष्णु तथा शिव में भक्ति रखनेवाला, सात्विकप्रवृत्तिशील तथा मोक्ष पाने वाळा होता है।

    स्रोत: Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra, printed edition (Veda Nidhi Varanasi, digitized eGangotri), page266 (chapter 44 sequence, printed folio 266, PDF p.298). T-type page (running head = book title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्"), 37th consecutive recto/verso-alternating page. Bands1-2 complete verse 46.87 (Netrapani/Mercury), cut off on page265. Bands3-20 give the remainder of Mercury's avastha cycle: 46.88 (labelled "विकाशने" in the root verse and commentary, i.e. Vikasha, where Sun/Moon/Mars used "प्रकाश"/Prakasha for the equivalent 4th state -- a genuine printed variant, not normalized), 46.89 (which the root verse explicitly opens "गमनागमने" -- COMBINING the Gamana and Agamana states into a single verse, confirmed via a dedicated 5x zoom crop of bands5-6, unlike Sun/Moon/Mars which used two separate verses 46.77/46.78 etc. for these two states), 46.90 (Sabha), 46.91 (Agama), 46.92 (Bhojana), 46.93 (Nrityalipsa), 46.94 (Kautuka), 46.95 (Nidra) -- CLOSING Mercury's full avastha cycle at ELEVEN verses (46.85-95) rather than twelve, due to the 46.89 combination. All nine new/completed verses zoom-verified via same-page-control high-zoom crops; several corrections found (46.88: दयालुः->दयाळुः, खल->खळ, पुण्यकर्ता->पुण्यकत्ता, अनेकाविद्याणेवपारगन्ता->अनेकविद्याणेवपारगन्ता, खलनर्गहन्ता->खलवर्गहन्ता; 46.90: जनानाश्च्चगे->जनानाश्चुच्चगे, सदासे->सदासि, धनसमृद्धिः->धनसम्राद्धिः, सदेदा->सवेदा; 46.93: नृत्यालिप्सागते->नृत्यलिप्सागते, मानयानप्रबालव्रजैः->मानयानप्रवालव्रजैः; 46.94: वारवध्वा->वारवध्या). 46.87, 46.89, 46.91, 46.92, 46.95 confirmed exact matches to the original band-strip reading. 46.94 retains one uncertain compound "नृणामझभे" disclosed and not silently corrected, echoing the "अझ"-type unresolved compounds first seen on page265. Bands21-30 carry a Hindi commentary block for Mercury's cycle (transcribed at band-strip resolution, lower verification priority per standing policy), covering 46.85 through the opening of 46.89's (Gamana) commentary before being CUT OFF mid-sentence at the page-bottom footer (band31); commentary for 46.89 onward continues on page267. This commentary block introduces a new stylistic feature not seen in Sun/Moon/Mars's commentary: an inline parenthetical Hindi gloss, "खञ्ज ( लंगड़ा )", explaining a Sanskrit word in-line. No anomalies were flagged in this page's band table (max dark_frac 62.36%, no fully-black row, no oversized/undersized outliers) -- unlike pages264-265, this page has no scan-edge artifact band.

  91. 46.91 सत्यापित

    Agama (arrival) – Mercury

    संस्कृत

    आगमे जनुषि जन्मिनां यदा चन्द्रजे भवति हीनसेवया । अर्थसिद्धिरपि पुत्रयुग्मता बालिका भवति मानदायिका ॥९१॥

    agame janushi janminam yada chandraje bhavati hinasevaya, arthasiddhirapi putrayugmata balika bhavati manadayika

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When at the birth of those born, Mercury (moon's son) is in the Agama (arrival) state accompanied by base service, there is nonetheless success in wealth and a pair of sons; [or if] a daughter, she becomes one who confers honor.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    आगमावस्थागत बुध में जातक को नीच व्यक्ति की सेवा से धनप्राप्ति, दो पुत्र तथा सम्मान दिळाने वाळी एक कन्या होती है।

    स्रोत: Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra, printed edition (Veda Nidhi Varanasi, digitized eGangotri), page266 (chapter 44 sequence, printed folio 266, PDF p.298). T-type page (running head = book title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्"), 37th consecutive recto/verso-alternating page. Bands1-2 complete verse 46.87 (Netrapani/Mercury), cut off on page265. Bands3-20 give the remainder of Mercury's avastha cycle: 46.88 (labelled "विकाशने" in the root verse and commentary, i.e. Vikasha, where Sun/Moon/Mars used "प्रकाश"/Prakasha for the equivalent 4th state -- a genuine printed variant, not normalized), 46.89 (which the root verse explicitly opens "गमनागमने" -- COMBINING the Gamana and Agamana states into a single verse, confirmed via a dedicated 5x zoom crop of bands5-6, unlike Sun/Moon/Mars which used two separate verses 46.77/46.78 etc. for these two states), 46.90 (Sabha), 46.91 (Agama), 46.92 (Bhojana), 46.93 (Nrityalipsa), 46.94 (Kautuka), 46.95 (Nidra) -- CLOSING Mercury's full avastha cycle at ELEVEN verses (46.85-95) rather than twelve, due to the 46.89 combination. All nine new/completed verses zoom-verified via same-page-control high-zoom crops; several corrections found (46.88: दयालुः->दयाळुः, खल->खळ, पुण्यकर्ता->पुण्यकत्ता, अनेकाविद्याणेवपारगन्ता->अनेकविद्याणेवपारगन्ता, खलनर्गहन्ता->खलवर्गहन्ता; 46.90: जनानाश्च्चगे->जनानाश्चुच्चगे, सदासे->सदासि, धनसमृद्धिः->धनसम्राद्धिः, सदेदा->सवेदा; 46.93: नृत्यालिप्सागते->नृत्यलिप्सागते, मानयानप्रबालव्रजैः->मानयानप्रवालव्रजैः; 46.94: वारवध्वा->वारवध्या). 46.87, 46.89, 46.91, 46.92, 46.95 confirmed exact matches to the original band-strip reading. 46.94 retains one uncertain compound "नृणामझभे" disclosed and not silently corrected, echoing the "अझ"-type unresolved compounds first seen on page265. Bands21-30 carry a Hindi commentary block for Mercury's cycle (transcribed at band-strip resolution, lower verification priority per standing policy), covering 46.85 through the opening of 46.89's (Gamana) commentary before being CUT OFF mid-sentence at the page-bottom footer (band31); commentary for 46.89 onward continues on page267. This commentary block introduces a new stylistic feature not seen in Sun/Moon/Mars's commentary: an inline parenthetical Hindi gloss, "खञ्ज ( लंगड़ा )", explaining a Sanskrit word in-line. No anomalies were flagged in this page's band table (max dark_frac 62.36%, no fully-black row, no oversized/undersized outliers) -- unlike pages264-265, this page has no scan-edge artifact band.

  92. 46.92 सत्यापित

    Bhojana (eating) – Mercury

    संस्कृत

    भोजने चन्द्रजे जन्मकाले यदा जन्मिनामर्थहानिः सदा वादतः । राजभीत्या कृशत्वं चलत्वं मते रङ्गसङ्गो न जाया न जायासुखम् ॥९२॥

    bhojane chandraje janmakale yada janminamarthahanih sada vadatah, rajabhitya krishatvam chalatvam mate rangasango na jaya na jayasukham

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When Mercury (moon's son) is in the Bhojana (eating) state at birth, those born always suffer loss of wealth through disputes; from fear of the king they experience emaciation and instability of mind, attachment to entertainment, no wife, and no happiness from a wife.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    भोजनावस्थागत बुध हों तो विवाद से धनक्षय, राजभय से दुर्बळता, चंचळबुद्धि, शरीर, स्त्री तथा सांसारिक सुख से रहित जातक होता है।

    स्रोत: Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra, printed edition (Veda Nidhi Varanasi, digitized eGangotri), page266 (chapter 44 sequence, printed folio 266, PDF p.298). T-type page (running head = book title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्"), 37th consecutive recto/verso-alternating page. Bands1-2 complete verse 46.87 (Netrapani/Mercury), cut off on page265. Bands3-20 give the remainder of Mercury's avastha cycle: 46.88 (labelled "विकाशने" in the root verse and commentary, i.e. Vikasha, where Sun/Moon/Mars used "प्रकाश"/Prakasha for the equivalent 4th state -- a genuine printed variant, not normalized), 46.89 (which the root verse explicitly opens "गमनागमने" -- COMBINING the Gamana and Agamana states into a single verse, confirmed via a dedicated 5x zoom crop of bands5-6, unlike Sun/Moon/Mars which used two separate verses 46.77/46.78 etc. for these two states), 46.90 (Sabha), 46.91 (Agama), 46.92 (Bhojana), 46.93 (Nrityalipsa), 46.94 (Kautuka), 46.95 (Nidra) -- CLOSING Mercury's full avastha cycle at ELEVEN verses (46.85-95) rather than twelve, due to the 46.89 combination. All nine new/completed verses zoom-verified via same-page-control high-zoom crops; several corrections found (46.88: दयालुः->दयाळुः, खल->खळ, पुण्यकर्ता->पुण्यकत्ता, अनेकाविद्याणेवपारगन्ता->अनेकविद्याणेवपारगन्ता, खलनर्गहन्ता->खलवर्गहन्ता; 46.90: जनानाश्च्चगे->जनानाश्चुच्चगे, सदासे->सदासि, धनसमृद्धिः->धनसम्राद्धिः, सदेदा->सवेदा; 46.93: नृत्यालिप्सागते->नृत्यलिप्सागते, मानयानप्रबालव्रजैः->मानयानप्रवालव्रजैः; 46.94: वारवध्वा->वारवध्या). 46.87, 46.89, 46.91, 46.92, 46.95 confirmed exact matches to the original band-strip reading. 46.94 retains one uncertain compound "नृणामझभे" disclosed and not silently corrected, echoing the "अझ"-type unresolved compounds first seen on page265. Bands21-30 carry a Hindi commentary block for Mercury's cycle (transcribed at band-strip resolution, lower verification priority per standing policy), covering 46.85 through the opening of 46.89's (Gamana) commentary before being CUT OFF mid-sentence at the page-bottom footer (band31); commentary for 46.89 onward continues on page267. This commentary block introduces a new stylistic feature not seen in Sun/Moon/Mars's commentary: an inline parenthetical Hindi gloss, "खञ्ज ( लंगड़ा )", explaining a Sanskrit word in-line. No anomalies were flagged in this page's band table (max dark_frac 62.36%, no fully-black row, no oversized/undersized outliers) -- unlike pages264-265, this page has no scan-edge artifact band.

  93. 46.93 सत्यापित

    Nrityalipsa (desire to dance) – Mercury

    संस्कृत

    नृत्यलिप्सागते चन्द्रजे मानवो मानयानप्रवालव्रजैः संयुतः । मित्रपुत्रप्रतापैः सभापण्डितः पापभे वारवामारतो लम्पटः ॥९३॥

    nrityalipsagate chandraje manavo manayanapravalavrajaih sanyutah, mitraputrapratapaih sabhapanditah papabhe varavamarato lampatah

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When Mercury (moon's son) is in the Nrityalipsa (desire-to-dance) state, the person is endowed with honored vehicles and troops of coral [ornaments]; he becomes a scholar of the assembly through the glory of friends and sons; if in a malefic sign, he becomes devoted to courtesans and lecherous.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    नृत्यलिप्सागत बुध हों तो मनुष्य सम्मान, यान, रत्न आदियों से पूर्ण, मित्र, पुत्र, तथा प्रताप से युक्त एवं सभापण्डित होता है। यदि वे पापराशिगत हों तो जातक वेश्यागमी तथा लम्पट होता है।

    स्रोत: Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra, printed edition (Veda Nidhi Varanasi, digitized eGangotri), page266 (chapter 44 sequence, printed folio 266, PDF p.298). T-type page (running head = book title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्"), 37th consecutive recto/verso-alternating page. Bands1-2 complete verse 46.87 (Netrapani/Mercury), cut off on page265. Bands3-20 give the remainder of Mercury's avastha cycle: 46.88 (labelled "विकाशने" in the root verse and commentary, i.e. Vikasha, where Sun/Moon/Mars used "प्रकाश"/Prakasha for the equivalent 4th state -- a genuine printed variant, not normalized), 46.89 (which the root verse explicitly opens "गमनागमने" -- COMBINING the Gamana and Agamana states into a single verse, confirmed via a dedicated 5x zoom crop of bands5-6, unlike Sun/Moon/Mars which used two separate verses 46.77/46.78 etc. for these two states), 46.90 (Sabha), 46.91 (Agama), 46.92 (Bhojana), 46.93 (Nrityalipsa), 46.94 (Kautuka), 46.95 (Nidra) -- CLOSING Mercury's full avastha cycle at ELEVEN verses (46.85-95) rather than twelve, due to the 46.89 combination. All nine new/completed verses zoom-verified via same-page-control high-zoom crops; several corrections found (46.88: दयालुः->दयाळुः, खल->खळ, पुण्यकर्ता->पुण्यकत्ता, अनेकाविद्याणेवपारगन्ता->अनेकविद्याणेवपारगन्ता, खलनर्गहन्ता->खलवर्गहन्ता; 46.90: जनानाश्च्चगे->जनानाश्चुच्चगे, सदासे->सदासि, धनसमृद्धिः->धनसम्राद्धिः, सदेदा->सवेदा; 46.93: नृत्यालिप्सागते->नृत्यलिप्सागते, मानयानप्रबालव्रजैः->मानयानप्रवालव्रजैः; 46.94: वारवध्वा->वारवध्या). 46.87, 46.89, 46.91, 46.92, 46.95 confirmed exact matches to the original band-strip reading. 46.94 retains one uncertain compound "नृणामझभे" disclosed and not silently corrected, echoing the "अझ"-type unresolved compounds first seen on page265. Bands21-30 carry a Hindi commentary block for Mercury's cycle (transcribed at band-strip resolution, lower verification priority per standing policy), covering 46.85 through the opening of 46.89's (Gamana) commentary before being CUT OFF mid-sentence at the page-bottom footer (band31); commentary for 46.89 onward continues on page267. This commentary block introduces a new stylistic feature not seen in Sun/Moon/Mars's commentary: an inline parenthetical Hindi gloss, "खञ्ज ( लंगड़ा )", explaining a Sanskrit word in-line. No anomalies were flagged in this page's band table (max dark_frac 62.36%, no fully-black row, no oversized/undersized outliers) -- unlike pages264-265, this page has no scan-edge artifact band.

  94. 46.94 सत्यापित

    Kautuka (delight) – Mercury

    संस्कृत

    कौतुके चन्द्रजे जन्मकाले नृणामझभे गीतविद्याऽनवद्या भवेत् । सप्तमे नैधने वारवध्या रतिः पुण्ययुक्ता मतिः सद्गतिः ॥९४॥

    kautuke chandraje janmakale nrinamajhabhe gitavidyanavadya bhavet, saptame naidhane varavadhya ratih punyayukta matih sadgatih

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When Mercury (moon's son) is in the Kautuka (delight) state at birth, for people [in a sign denoted by an uncertain compound] there is flawless skill in the art of song. In the 7th or 8th [house from that placement], there is delight in a courtesan; [otherwise] a meritorious mind and a good outcome. [The compound rendered "nrinamajhabhe" contains an uncertain syllable, retained exactly as printed, similar to the unresolved compounds noted on page265.]

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जन्मसमय कौतुकावस्थापन्न बुध लग्न में हों तो मनुष्य विलक्षण गानविद्या में निपुण, सप्तम या अष्टम भावगत वे हों तो वेश्यागामी, नवम भावगत हों तो पुण्यवान् तथा सद्गति वाला होता है।

    स्रोत: Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra, printed edition (Veda Nidhi Varanasi, digitized eGangotri), page266 (chapter 44 sequence, printed folio 266, PDF p.298). T-type page (running head = book title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्"), 37th consecutive recto/verso-alternating page. Bands1-2 complete verse 46.87 (Netrapani/Mercury), cut off on page265. Bands3-20 give the remainder of Mercury's avastha cycle: 46.88 (labelled "विकाशने" in the root verse and commentary, i.e. Vikasha, where Sun/Moon/Mars used "प्रकाश"/Prakasha for the equivalent 4th state -- a genuine printed variant, not normalized), 46.89 (which the root verse explicitly opens "गमनागमने" -- COMBINING the Gamana and Agamana states into a single verse, confirmed via a dedicated 5x zoom crop of bands5-6, unlike Sun/Moon/Mars which used two separate verses 46.77/46.78 etc. for these two states), 46.90 (Sabha), 46.91 (Agama), 46.92 (Bhojana), 46.93 (Nrityalipsa), 46.94 (Kautuka), 46.95 (Nidra) -- CLOSING Mercury's full avastha cycle at ELEVEN verses (46.85-95) rather than twelve, due to the 46.89 combination. All nine new/completed verses zoom-verified via same-page-control high-zoom crops; several corrections found (46.88: दयालुः->दयाळुः, खल->खळ, पुण्यकर्ता->पुण्यकत्ता, अनेकाविद्याणेवपारगन्ता->अनेकविद्याणेवपारगन्ता, खलनर्गहन्ता->खलवर्गहन्ता; 46.90: जनानाश्च्चगे->जनानाश्चुच्चगे, सदासे->सदासि, धनसमृद्धिः->धनसम्राद्धिः, सदेदा->सवेदा; 46.93: नृत्यालिप्सागते->नृत्यलिप्सागते, मानयानप्रबालव्रजैः->मानयानप्रवालव्रजैः; 46.94: वारवध्वा->वारवध्या). 46.87, 46.89, 46.91, 46.92, 46.95 confirmed exact matches to the original band-strip reading. 46.94 retains one uncertain compound "नृणामझभे" disclosed and not silently corrected, echoing the "अझ"-type unresolved compounds first seen on page265. Bands21-30 carry a Hindi commentary block for Mercury's cycle (transcribed at band-strip resolution, lower verification priority per standing policy), covering 46.85 through the opening of 46.89's (Gamana) commentary before being CUT OFF mid-sentence at the page-bottom footer (band31); commentary for 46.89 onward continues on page267. This commentary block introduces a new stylistic feature not seen in Sun/Moon/Mars's commentary: an inline parenthetical Hindi gloss, "खञ्ज ( लंगड़ा )", explaining a Sanskrit word in-line. No anomalies were flagged in this page's band table (max dark_frac 62.36%, no fully-black row, no oversized/undersized outliers) -- unlike pages264-265, this page has no scan-edge artifact band.

  95. 46.95 सत्यापित

    Nidra (sleep) – Mercury

    संस्कृत

    निद्राश्रिते चन्द्रसुते न निद्रासुखं सदा व्याधिसमाधियोगः । सहोत्थवैकल्यमनल्पतापो निजेन वादो धनमाननाशः ॥९५॥

    nidrashrite chandrasute na nidrasukham sada vyadhisamadhiyogah, sahotthavaikalyamanalpatapo nijena vado dhanamananashah

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When Mercury (moon's son) rests in the Nidra (sleep) state, there is no happiness in sleep -- always a conjunction of disease and affliction; there is a congenital defect along with no small suffering, and through one's own dispute, a loss of wealth and honor. This CLOSES Mercury's avastha cycle, which runs 46.85-95 -- eleven verses, one fewer than Sun/Moon/Mars's twelve, because 46.89 combines the Gamana and Agamana states into a single verse.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    निद्रावस्थागत बुध हों तो जातक निद्रासौख्य से वञ्चित आधिव्याधिपूर्ण, सोदररहित, प्रचुर सन्तापयुक्त, आत्मीयों से विवाद वाला, तथा धन मान का क्षयी होता है।

    स्रोत: Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra, printed edition (Veda Nidhi Varanasi, digitized eGangotri), page266 (chapter 44 sequence, printed folio 266, PDF p.298). T-type page (running head = book title "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्"), 37th consecutive recto/verso-alternating page. Bands1-2 complete verse 46.87 (Netrapani/Mercury), cut off on page265. Bands3-20 give the remainder of Mercury's avastha cycle: 46.88 (labelled "विकाशने" in the root verse and commentary, i.e. Vikasha, where Sun/Moon/Mars used "प्रकाश"/Prakasha for the equivalent 4th state -- a genuine printed variant, not normalized), 46.89 (which the root verse explicitly opens "गमनागमने" -- COMBINING the Gamana and Agamana states into a single verse, confirmed via a dedicated 5x zoom crop of bands5-6, unlike Sun/Moon/Mars which used two separate verses 46.77/46.78 etc. for these two states), 46.90 (Sabha), 46.91 (Agama), 46.92 (Bhojana), 46.93 (Nrityalipsa), 46.94 (Kautuka), 46.95 (Nidra) -- CLOSING Mercury's full avastha cycle at ELEVEN verses (46.85-95) rather than twelve, due to the 46.89 combination. All nine new/completed verses zoom-verified via same-page-control high-zoom crops; several corrections found (46.88: दयालुः->दयाळुः, खल->खळ, पुण्यकर्ता->पुण्यकत्ता, अनेकाविद्याणेवपारगन्ता->अनेकविद्याणेवपारगन्ता, खलनर्गहन्ता->खलवर्गहन्ता; 46.90: जनानाश्च्चगे->जनानाश्चुच्चगे, सदासे->सदासि, धनसमृद्धिः->धनसम्राद्धिः, सदेदा->सवेदा; 46.93: नृत्यालिप्सागते->नृत्यलिप्सागते, मानयानप्रबालव्रजैः->मानयानप्रवालव्रजैः; 46.94: वारवध्वा->वारवध्या). 46.87, 46.89, 46.91, 46.92, 46.95 confirmed exact matches to the original band-strip reading. 46.94 retains one uncertain compound "नृणामझभे" disclosed and not silently corrected, echoing the "अझ"-type unresolved compounds first seen on page265. Bands21-30 carry a Hindi commentary block for Mercury's cycle (transcribed at band-strip resolution, lower verification priority per standing policy), covering 46.85 through the opening of 46.89's (Gamana) commentary before being CUT OFF mid-sentence at the page-bottom footer (band31); commentary for 46.89 onward continues on page267. This commentary block introduces a new stylistic feature not seen in Sun/Moon/Mars's commentary: an inline parenthetical Hindi gloss, "खञ्ज ( लंगड़ा )", explaining a Sanskrit word in-line. No anomalies were flagged in this page's band table (max dark_frac 62.36%, no fully-black row, no oversized/undersized outliers) -- unlike pages264-265, this page has no scan-edge artifact band.

  96. 46.96 सत्यापित

    Shayana (lying down) – Jupiter

    संस्कृत

    वचसामधिपे तु जनुःसमये शयने बलवानपि हीनरवः । अतिगौरतनुः खळ दीर्घभुजः सुतरामरिभीतियुतो मनुजः ॥९६॥

    vachasamadhipe tu januhsamaye shayane balavanapi hinaravah, atigauratanuh khala dirghabhujah sutaramaribhitiyuto manujah

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the Lord of Speech [Jupiter], at the time of birth, is in the Shayana (lying-down) state, the native, though powerful, is weak/humble of voice; of very fair complexion, long-armed, and greatly consumed by fear of enemies.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जन्मसमय में शयनावस्थापन्न गुरु हो तो बलवान् भी जातक बोलने में धीमी आवाज वाला होता है। वह अधिक गौर वर्ण लम्बी दाढ़ी वाला, और शत्रुभययुक्त होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS ch44 (ग्रहावस्थाफलाध्यायः) p.267 (PDF p.299), Hindi ed., Veda Nidhi Varanasi (digitized by eGangotri, CC-0). C-type page (folio "२६७", running head "ग्रहावस्थफलाध्यायः"), 38th consecutive alternating recto/verso page. Band0: scan-edge/binding-shadow artifact at the TOP of the page (new positional variant of the artifact seen at the bottom on pages264-265). Bands2-15: Hindi commentary completing Mercury's avastha cycle (46.89 Gamana-Agamana through 46.95 Nidra), closing with a combined range marker "॥८५-९५॥" at band15. Band16: NEW SECTION HEADER "अवस्थानुसार गुरु का फल—" ("Result of Jupiter by avastha") opens Jupiter's avastha cycle, confirming the Sun->Moon->Mars->Mercury->Jupiter sequence. Bands17-31: verses 46.96 (Shayana), 46.97 (Upaveshana), 46.98 (Netrapani -- NO printed closing numeral, a probable typesetting omission, NOT a deliberate combination like 46.89), 46.99 (Prakasha, explicitly named + an exaltation/uccha clause), 46.100 (Gamana), 46.101 (Agamana) -- all SEPARATE verses (Jupiter does NOT combine Gamana+Agamana the way Mercury did at 46.89). Bands32-33: verse 46.102 (Sabha) begins but is CUT OFF mid-verse at the page-bottom footer (band34), continuing onto page268 -- NOT seeded yet, pending completion.

  97. 46.97 सत्यापित

    Upaveshana (sitting) – Jupiter

    संस्कृत

    उपवेशं गतवति यदि जीवे वाचालो बहुगर्वपरीतः । क्षोणीपतिरिपुजनपरितमः पदजंघास्यकरव्रणयुक्तः ॥९७॥

    upavesham gatavati yadi jive vachalo bahugarvaparitah, kshonipatiripujanaparitamah padajanghasyakaravranayuktah

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If Jupiter goes to the Upaveshana (sitting) state, the native becomes talkative and full of great pride; surrounded by/hostile toward a king's enemies, and bears wounds or scars on the feet, shins, face, or hands.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    उपवेशावस्था में गुरु हों तो जातक वाचाल, गर्वीला, राजा एवं रिपुजन से सन्ताप पाने वाला, पैर, जांघ, मुंह तथा हाथ में व्रण वाला होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS ch44 (ग्रहावस्थाफलाध्यायः) p.267 (PDF p.299), Hindi ed., Veda Nidhi Varanasi (digitized by eGangotri, CC-0). C-type page (folio "२६७", running head "ग्रहावस्थफलाध्यायः"), 38th consecutive alternating recto/verso page. Band0: scan-edge/binding-shadow artifact at the TOP of the page (new positional variant of the artifact seen at the bottom on pages264-265). Bands2-15: Hindi commentary completing Mercury's avastha cycle (46.89 Gamana-Agamana through 46.95 Nidra), closing with a combined range marker "॥८५-९५॥" at band15. Band16: NEW SECTION HEADER "अवस्थानुसार गुरु का फल—" ("Result of Jupiter by avastha") opens Jupiter's avastha cycle, confirming the Sun->Moon->Mars->Mercury->Jupiter sequence. Bands17-31: verses 46.96 (Shayana), 46.97 (Upaveshana), 46.98 (Netrapani -- NO printed closing numeral, a probable typesetting omission, NOT a deliberate combination like 46.89), 46.99 (Prakasha, explicitly named + an exaltation/uccha clause), 46.100 (Gamana), 46.101 (Agamana) -- all SEPARATE verses (Jupiter does NOT combine Gamana+Agamana the way Mercury did at 46.89). Bands32-33: verse 46.102 (Sabha) begins but is CUT OFF mid-verse at the page-bottom footer (band34), continuing onto page268 -- NOT seeded yet, pending completion.

  98. 46.98 सत्यापित

    Netrapani (hand at the eye) – Jupiter

    संस्कृत

    नेत्रपाणि गते देवराजार्चिते रोगयुक्तो वियुक्तो वरार्थश्रिया । गीतनृत्यप्रियः कामुकः सर्वदा गौरवर्णो विवर्णोद्भवश्रीतियुक् ॥

    netrapani gate devarajarchite rogayukto viyukto vararthashriya, gitanrityapriyah kamukah sarvada gauravarno vivarnodbhavashritiyuk

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When [Jupiter], worshipped by the king of the gods, is in the Netrapani (hand-at-the-eye) state, [the native] is afflicted with disease, deprived of excellent wealth; ever fond of song and dance, amorous, of fair complexion, yet possessed of the fortune/glory that arises despite pallor [uncertain compound "विवर्णोद्भवश्रीतियुक्", retained as printed]. NOTE: this verse carries NO printed closing numeral in the source (a probable typesetting omission between ॥९७॥ and ॥९९॥, not a deliberate combination).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    नेत्रपाणि अवस्थागत गुरु हों तो मनुष्य रोगी, सम्पत्तिहीन, गान नाच से प्रेम रखने वाला, सतत कामी, गौरवर्ण तथा इतर वर्णों के लोगों से प्रेम करने वाला होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS ch44 (ग्रहावस्थाफलाध्यायः) p.267 (PDF p.299), Hindi ed., Veda Nidhi Varanasi (digitized by eGangotri, CC-0). C-type page (folio "२६७", running head "ग्रहावस्थफलाध्यायः"), 38th consecutive alternating recto/verso page. Band0: scan-edge/binding-shadow artifact at the TOP of the page (new positional variant of the artifact seen at the bottom on pages264-265). Bands2-15: Hindi commentary completing Mercury's avastha cycle (46.89 Gamana-Agamana through 46.95 Nidra), closing with a combined range marker "॥८५-९५॥" at band15. Band16: NEW SECTION HEADER "अवस्थानुसार गुरु का फल—" ("Result of Jupiter by avastha") opens Jupiter's avastha cycle, confirming the Sun->Moon->Mars->Mercury->Jupiter sequence. Bands17-31: verses 46.96 (Shayana), 46.97 (Upaveshana), 46.98 (Netrapani -- NO printed closing numeral, a probable typesetting omission, NOT a deliberate combination like 46.89), 46.99 (Prakasha, explicitly named + an exaltation/uccha clause), 46.100 (Gamana), 46.101 (Agamana) -- all SEPARATE verses (Jupiter does NOT combine Gamana+Agamana the way Mercury did at 46.89). Bands32-33: verse 46.102 (Sabha) begins but is CUT OFF mid-verse at the page-bottom footer (band34), continuing onto page268 -- NOT seeded yet, pending completion.

  99. 46.99 सत्यापित

    Prakasha (radiance) – Jupiter

    संस्कृत

    गुणानामानन्दं विमलसुखकन्दं वितनुते सदा तेजःपुञ्जं व्रजपतिनिकुञ्जं प्रतिगमम् । प्रकाशं चेदुच्चे द्रुतमुपगतो वासवगुरुगुरुत्वं लोकानां धनपतिसमत्वं तनुभृताम् ॥९९॥

    gunanamanandam vimalasukhakandam vitanute sada tejahpunjam vrajapatinikunjam pratigamam, prakasham cheduchche drutamupagato vasavagurugurutvam lokanam dhanapatisamatvam tanubhrtam

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [Jupiter in the Prakasha state] ever bestows the joy of virtues, the root of pure happiness, a mass of radiance, and frequent visits to the groves of the Lord of the cowherds [uncertain clause, retained as printed]. If, while in the Prakasha state, Jupiter (Vasava-guru, teacher of the gods) quickly attains exaltation, [it grants] greatness among the peoples and equality with the Lord of Wealth to embodied beings. NOTE: the source prints a line-wrap hyphen at "वासवगुरु-" before "गुरुत्वं"; no sandhi letter is visible in print, so the two are joined here exactly as printed ("वासवगुरुगुरुत्वं") rather than inserting an assumed sandhi र्.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    प्रकाशावस्थागत गुरु जातक के गुणों से आनन्द, अनेक विध सौख्य, तेज एवं व्रजेश के निकुञ्ज (वृन्दावन) के प्रति गमन, प्रदान करते हैं। गुरु यदि उच्च के हों तो मनुष्य लोगों में गौरवपूर्ण तथा कुवेरसदृश धनी होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS ch44 (ग्रहावस्थाफलाध्यायः) p.267 (PDF p.299), Hindi ed., Veda Nidhi Varanasi (digitized by eGangotri, CC-0). C-type page (folio "२६७", running head "ग्रहावस्थफलाध्यायः"), 38th consecutive alternating recto/verso page. Band0: scan-edge/binding-shadow artifact at the TOP of the page (new positional variant of the artifact seen at the bottom on pages264-265). Bands2-15: Hindi commentary completing Mercury's avastha cycle (46.89 Gamana-Agamana through 46.95 Nidra), closing with a combined range marker "॥८५-९५॥" at band15. Band16: NEW SECTION HEADER "अवस्थानुसार गुरु का फल—" ("Result of Jupiter by avastha") opens Jupiter's avastha cycle, confirming the Sun->Moon->Mars->Mercury->Jupiter sequence. Bands17-31: verses 46.96 (Shayana), 46.97 (Upaveshana), 46.98 (Netrapani -- NO printed closing numeral, a probable typesetting omission, NOT a deliberate combination like 46.89), 46.99 (Prakasha, explicitly named + an exaltation/uccha clause), 46.100 (Gamana), 46.101 (Agamana) -- all SEPARATE verses (Jupiter does NOT combine Gamana+Agamana the way Mercury did at 46.89). Bands32-33: verse 46.102 (Sabha) begins but is CUT OFF mid-verse at the page-bottom footer (band34), continuing onto page268 -- NOT seeded yet, pending completion.

  100. 46.100 सत्यापित

    Gamana (going) – Jupiter

    संस्कृत

    साहसी भवति मानवः सदा मित्रवर्गेसुखपूरितो झुदा । पण्डितो विविधवित्तमण्डितो वेदविद्यदि गुरौ गमं गते ॥१००॥

    sahasi bhavati manavah sada mitravargesukhapurito jhuda, pandito vividhavittamandito vedavidyadi gurau gamam gate

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If Jupiter goes to the Gamana (going) state, the person becomes bold, ever filled with the happiness of the circle of friends [and] "jhuda" [uncertain word, possibly a printed variant of "मुदा" = joyfully, retained exactly as printed]; adorned with various forms of wealth, and a knower of the Vedas.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    गमनावस्थागत गुरु जातक को साहसी मित्रवर्गों के सौख्य से पूर्ण, पण्डित, विविधधनपूर्ण तथा वेदवेत्ता बनाते हैं।

    स्रोत: BPHS ch44 (ग्रहावस्थाफलाध्यायः) p.267 (PDF p.299), Hindi ed., Veda Nidhi Varanasi (digitized by eGangotri, CC-0). C-type page (folio "२६७", running head "ग्रहावस्थफलाध्यायः"), 38th consecutive alternating recto/verso page. Band0: scan-edge/binding-shadow artifact at the TOP of the page (new positional variant of the artifact seen at the bottom on pages264-265). Bands2-15: Hindi commentary completing Mercury's avastha cycle (46.89 Gamana-Agamana through 46.95 Nidra), closing with a combined range marker "॥८५-९५॥" at band15. Band16: NEW SECTION HEADER "अवस्थानुसार गुरु का फल—" ("Result of Jupiter by avastha") opens Jupiter's avastha cycle, confirming the Sun->Moon->Mars->Mercury->Jupiter sequence. Bands17-31: verses 46.96 (Shayana), 46.97 (Upaveshana), 46.98 (Netrapani -- NO printed closing numeral, a probable typesetting omission, NOT a deliberate combination like 46.89), 46.99 (Prakasha, explicitly named + an exaltation/uccha clause), 46.100 (Gamana), 46.101 (Agamana) -- all SEPARATE verses (Jupiter does NOT combine Gamana+Agamana the way Mercury did at 46.89). Bands32-33: verse 46.102 (Sabha) begins but is CUT OFF mid-verse at the page-bottom footer (band34), continuing onto page268 -- NOT seeded yet, pending completion.

  101. 46.101 सत्यापित

    Agamana (coming) – Jupiter

    संस्कृत

    आगमने जनता वरजाया यस्य जनुःसमये हरिमाया । शुश्रति नालमिहालयमढ्ढा देवगुरौ परितः परविद्धा ॥१०१॥

    agamane janata varajaya yasya januhsamaye harimaya, shushrati nalamihalayamaddha devagurau paritah paraviddha

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    One at whose birth-time [Jupiter] is in the Agamana (coming) state avoids people through the illusion of Hari [uncertain]; the second half of this verse ("शुश्रति नालमिहालयमढ्ढा देवगुरौ परितः परविद्धा") contains an obscure compound that could not be confidently resolved into clear syntax and is retained exactly as printed, per the non-fabrication policy.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    आगमनावस्था में देवगुरु हों तो, जातक को घर का जनसमूह, वराङ्गना (सुन्दरी स्त्री) तथा लक्ष्मी सर्वथा सम्बद्ध होकर कभी नहीं छोड़ती हैं अर्थात् वह जनप्रिय एवं पूर्णधनी होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS ch44 (ग्रहावस्थाफलाध्यायः) p.267 (PDF p.299), Hindi ed., Veda Nidhi Varanasi (digitized by eGangotri, CC-0). C-type page (folio "२६७", running head "ग्रहावस्थफलाध्यायः"), 38th consecutive alternating recto/verso page. Band0: scan-edge/binding-shadow artifact at the TOP of the page (new positional variant of the artifact seen at the bottom on pages264-265). Bands2-15: Hindi commentary completing Mercury's avastha cycle (46.89 Gamana-Agamana through 46.95 Nidra), closing with a combined range marker "॥८५-९५॥" at band15. Band16: NEW SECTION HEADER "अवस्थानुसार गुरु का फल—" ("Result of Jupiter by avastha") opens Jupiter's avastha cycle, confirming the Sun->Moon->Mars->Mercury->Jupiter sequence. Bands17-31: verses 46.96 (Shayana), 46.97 (Upaveshana), 46.98 (Netrapani -- NO printed closing numeral, a probable typesetting omission, NOT a deliberate combination like 46.89), 46.99 (Prakasha, explicitly named + an exaltation/uccha clause), 46.100 (Gamana), 46.101 (Agamana) -- all SEPARATE verses (Jupiter does NOT combine Gamana+Agamana the way Mercury did at 46.89). Bands32-33: verse 46.102 (Sabha) begins but is CUT OFF mid-verse at the page-bottom footer (band34), continuing onto page268 -- NOT seeded yet, pending completion.

  102. 46.102 सत्यापित

    Sabha (assembly/court) – Jupiter

    संस्कृत

    सुरगुरुसमवक्त्रा शुभ्रमुक्ताफलाढ्यः । सदासि सपदि पूर्णा वित्तमाणिक्यमानैः । गजतुरगरथाढ्यो देवताधीशपूज्यो जन्तुषि विविधविद्यान्वितो मानवः स्यात् ॥१०२॥

    suraguru samavaktra shubhramuktaphaladhyah, sadasi sapadi purna vittamanikyamanaih, gajaturagarathadhyo devatadhishapujyo, jantushi vividhavidyanvito manavah syat

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    One [whose Jupiter is] in the Sabha (assembly/court) state is radiant of face like the preceptor of the gods, resplendent with pure pearls; ever, at once, full of wealth measured in jewels; endowed with elephants, horses, and chariots, worshipped like the lord of the gods. At birth, such a person becomes endowed with various kinds of knowledge. NOTE: this verse begins on the previous page (267) and is completed here; several compounds in the compact opening padas are elliptical in the source and are rendered loosely. The closing compound (here read "विद्यान्वितो", endowed with knowledge) contains a conjunct that was difficult to resolve with full pixel-level certainty; "विद्यान्वित" was adopted as the most plausible standard Sanskrit reading after comparing the ambiguous glyph against a clear "न" elsewhere on the same line.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    सभावासावस्थापन्न गुरु हों तो जातक गुरु के समान बोलने वाला स्वच्छ, शुक्ला, धन, माणिक्य, सम्मान से परिपूर्ण, हाथी, घोड़ा रथ आदि वाहनों से युक्त अनेक विध विद्याओं के ज्ञान से गर्वित होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS ch44 (ग्रहावस्थाफलाध्यायः) p.268 (PDF p.300), Hindi ed., Veda Nidhi Varanasi (digitized by eGangotri, CC-0). T-type page (folio "२६८", running head "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्"), continuing the recto/verso alternation from page267 (C-type). Bands1-2: completes verse 46.102 (Sabha), cut off on page267, closing "॥१०२॥". Bands3-16: verses 46.103 (Agama) through 46.107 (Nidra), completing Jupiter's full 12-state avastha cycle (46.96-107, matching the Sun/Moon/Mars pattern of NOT combining Gamana+Agamana, unlike Mercury's 46.89). Bands17-31: Hindi commentary covering 46.96 through 46.102 in full, then 46.103's commentary begins and is CUT OFF mid-word ("जन्म कालिक गुरु आगमा-") at the page-bottom digitization-credit footer (band31) -- continues onto page269. Band32: confirmed via direct read to be a blank scan-edge/ink-stain artifact (pure dark, no text), matching the pattern anticipated from the band-gap/height/max-dark-row analysis.

  103. 46.103 सत्यापित

    Agama (arrival) – Jupiter

    संस्कृत

    नानावाहनमान्ययानपटलीसौख्यं गुरावागमे भृत्यापत्यकलत्रमित्रजसुखं विद्यानवद्या भवेत् । क्षोणीपालसमानताऽनवरतं चातीव हृद्या मतिः काव्यानन्दरतिः सदा हितगतिः सर्वत्र मानोन्नतिः ॥१०३॥

    nanavahanamanyayanapatalisaukhyam guravagame, bhrityapatyakalatramitrajasukham vidyanavadya bhavet, kshonipalasamanata'navaratam chativa hridya matih, kavyanandaratih sada hitagatih sarvatra manonnatih

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When Jupiter is in the Agama (arrival) state, [the native has] happiness from various honored vehicles and conveyances; comfort from servants, children, wife, and friends, and flawless learning. [The native has] a disposition ever equal to that of kings, and exceedingly dear-hearted; delight in poetry, ever well-disposed, and esteem everywhere.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जन्म कालिक गुरु आगमावस्थागत हों तो जातक को अनेकविध वाहन, मान, यान (मोटर आदि) भृत्य, पुत्र, स्त्री, मित्रवर्गादिजनित सौख्य प्राप्त होता है। उसे विलक्षण विद्या भी होती है। सतत राजा के साथ समता, विमलबुद्धि, काव्यानन्द का प्रेमी, मित्रों का रक्षक, तथा सर्वत्र सन्मानित होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS ch44 (ग्रहावस्थाफलाध्यायः) p.268 (PDF p.300), Hindi ed., Veda Nidhi Varanasi (digitized by eGangotri, CC-0). T-type page (folio "२६८", running head "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्"), continuing the recto/verso alternation from page267 (C-type). Bands1-2: completes verse 46.102 (Sabha), cut off on page267, closing "॥१०२॥". Bands3-16: verses 46.103 (Agama) through 46.107 (Nidra), completing Jupiter's full 12-state avastha cycle (46.96-107, matching the Sun/Moon/Mars pattern of NOT combining Gamana+Agamana, unlike Mercury's 46.89). Bands17-31: Hindi commentary covering 46.96 through 46.102 in full, then 46.103's commentary begins and is CUT OFF mid-word ("जन्म कालिक गुरु आगमा-") at the page-bottom digitization-credit footer (band31) -- continues onto page269. Band32: confirmed via direct read to be a blank scan-edge/ink-stain artifact (pure dark, no text), matching the pattern anticipated from the band-gap/height/max-dark-row analysis.

  104. 46.104 सत्यापित

    Bhojana (eating) – Jupiter

    संस्कृत

    भोजने भवति देवतागुरौ यस्य तस्य सततं सुभोजनम् । नैव क्षुभ्यति रसालयं तदा वाजिवारणरथैश्च मण्डितम् ॥१०४॥

    bhojane bhavati devataguro yasya tasya satatam subhojanam, naiva kshubhyati rasalayam tada vajivaranarathaishcha manditam

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    One at whose [birth] Jupiter is in the Bhojana (eating) state ever has fine food; [the] storehouse [of pleasures] is never depleted, and [the native] is at that time adorned with horses, elephants, and chariots.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    भोजनावस्था में गुरु के रहने पर सुभोजन सतत प्राप्त होता है। उस जातक के घर को लक्ष्मी कभी भी नहीं छोड़ती तथा उसका द्वार घोड़ा हाथी रथ से भूषित रहता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS ch44 (ग्रहावस्थाफलाध्यायः) p.268 (PDF p.300), Hindi ed., Veda Nidhi Varanasi (digitized by eGangotri, CC-0). T-type page (folio "२६८", running head "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्"), continuing the recto/verso alternation from page267 (C-type). Bands1-2: completes verse 46.102 (Sabha), cut off on page267, closing "॥१०२॥". Bands3-16: verses 46.103 (Agama) through 46.107 (Nidra), completing Jupiter's full 12-state avastha cycle (46.96-107, matching the Sun/Moon/Mars pattern of NOT combining Gamana+Agamana, unlike Mercury's 46.89). Bands17-31: Hindi commentary covering 46.96 through 46.102 in full, then 46.103's commentary begins and is CUT OFF mid-word ("जन्म कालिक गुरु आगमा-") at the page-bottom digitization-credit footer (band31) -- continues onto page269. Band32: confirmed via direct read to be a blank scan-edge/ink-stain artifact (pure dark, no text), matching the pattern anticipated from the band-gap/height/max-dark-row analysis.

  105. 46.105 सत्यापित

    Nrityalipsa (desire to dance) – Jupiter

    संस्कृत

    नृत्यलिप्सागते राजमानी धनी देवताधीशवन्द्यः सदा धर्मवित् । तन्त्रविज्ञो बुधैर्मण्डितः पण्डितः शब्दविद्यानवद्यो हि सद्यो जनः ॥१०५॥

    nrityalipsagate rajamani dhani devatadhishavandyah sada dharmavit, tantravijno budhairmanditah panditah shabdavidyanavadyo hi sadyo janah

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    One at whose birth Jupiter is in the Nrityalipsa (desire-to-dance) state is honored like a king, wealthy, revered by the lord of the gods [Jupiter], and ever mindful of righteousness (dharma); skilled in technical/tantric knowledge, adorned/esteemed by the wise, learned, and flawless in the science of words (grammar), esteemed by people at once.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जन्म समय में नृत्यलिप्सावस्थागत गुरु हों तो जातक राजमान्य, धनी, धर्मवेत्ता, गुरुसदृश पूज्य, तन्त्रज्ञ, विद्वद्गणमण्डित शब्दशास्त्र का पण्डित होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS ch44 (ग्रहावस्थाफलाध्यायः) p.268 (PDF p.300), Hindi ed., Veda Nidhi Varanasi (digitized by eGangotri, CC-0). T-type page (folio "२६८", running head "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्"), continuing the recto/verso alternation from page267 (C-type). Bands1-2: completes verse 46.102 (Sabha), cut off on page267, closing "॥१०२॥". Bands3-16: verses 46.103 (Agama) through 46.107 (Nidra), completing Jupiter's full 12-state avastha cycle (46.96-107, matching the Sun/Moon/Mars pattern of NOT combining Gamana+Agamana, unlike Mercury's 46.89). Bands17-31: Hindi commentary covering 46.96 through 46.102 in full, then 46.103's commentary begins and is CUT OFF mid-word ("जन्म कालिक गुरु आगमा-") at the page-bottom digitization-credit footer (band31) -- continues onto page269. Band32: confirmed via direct read to be a blank scan-edge/ink-stain artifact (pure dark, no text), matching the pattern anticipated from the band-gap/height/max-dark-row analysis.

  106. 46.106 सत्यापित

    Kautuka (curiosity/festivity) – Jupiter

    संस्कृत

    कुतूहली सकौतुके महाधनी जनः सदा निजान्वये च भास्करः कृपाकलाधरः सुखी । निलिम्पराजपूजिते सुतेन भूनयेन वा युतो महाबली धराधिपेन्द्रसद्मपण्डितः ॥१०६॥

    kutuhali sakautuke mahadhani janah sada nijanvaye cha bhaskarah kripakaladharah sukhi, nilimparajapujite sutena bhunayena va yuto mahabali dharadhipendrasadmapanditah

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    One at whose birth Jupiter is in the Kautuka (curiosity/festivity) state is ever curious and fond of festivity, very wealthy; like the sun in his own lineage, compassionate, and happy. [Such a one is] worshipped by the lords of the gods, endowed with a son or grandson [uncertain: "भूनयेन" retained as printed], greatly powerful, and esteemed/skilled in the courts of the lords of the earth.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    कौतुकावस्थागत गुरु हों तो जातक कुतूहली, महाधनी, राजमान्य अपने वंश में सूर्यसदृश, कृपालु, सुखी, पुत्र, भूमि, नीति से युक्त, महाबली तथा राजा के दरबार का पण्डित होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS ch44 (ग्रहावस्थाफलाध्यायः) p.268 (PDF p.300), Hindi ed., Veda Nidhi Varanasi (digitized by eGangotri, CC-0). T-type page (folio "२६८", running head "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्"), continuing the recto/verso alternation from page267 (C-type). Bands1-2: completes verse 46.102 (Sabha), cut off on page267, closing "॥१०२॥". Bands3-16: verses 46.103 (Agama) through 46.107 (Nidra), completing Jupiter's full 12-state avastha cycle (46.96-107, matching the Sun/Moon/Mars pattern of NOT combining Gamana+Agamana, unlike Mercury's 46.89). Bands17-31: Hindi commentary covering 46.96 through 46.102 in full, then 46.103's commentary begins and is CUT OFF mid-word ("जन्म कालिक गुरु आगमा-") at the page-bottom digitization-credit footer (band31) -- continues onto page269. Band32: confirmed via direct read to be a blank scan-edge/ink-stain artifact (pure dark, no text), matching the pattern anticipated from the band-gap/height/max-dark-row analysis.

  107. 46.107 सत्यापित

    Nidra (sleep) – Jupiter

    संस्कृत

    गुरौ निद्रागते यस्य मृदुतासर्वकर्मणि । दारिद्र्यतापरिक्रान्तभवनं पुण्यवर्जितम् ॥१०७॥

    gurau nidragate yasya mridutasarvakarmani, daridryataparikrantabhavanam punyavarjitam

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    One at whose birth Jupiter is in the Nidra (sleep) state has softness/gentleness in all actions, [but] a household overwhelmed by the affliction of poverty, and is devoid of merit. This closes Jupiter's twelve-state avastha cycle (46.96-107).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    निद्रावस्थागत गुरु हों तो जातक के सभी कार्य सूखंतापूर्ण होवे और दारिद्ध्ययुक्त उसका भवन पुण्यवर्जित होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS ch44 (ग्रहावस्थाफलाध्यायः) p.268 (PDF p.300), Hindi ed., Veda Nidhi Varanasi (digitized by eGangotri, CC-0). T-type page (folio "२६८", running head "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्"), continuing the recto/verso alternation from page267 (C-type). Bands1-2: completes verse 46.102 (Sabha), cut off on page267, closing "॥१०२॥". Bands3-16: verses 46.103 (Agama) through 46.107 (Nidra), completing Jupiter's full 12-state avastha cycle (46.96-107, matching the Sun/Moon/Mars pattern of NOT combining Gamana+Agamana, unlike Mercury's 46.89). Bands17-31: Hindi commentary covering 46.96 through 46.102 in full, then 46.103's commentary begins and is CUT OFF mid-word ("जन्म कालिक गुरु आगमा-") at the page-bottom digitization-credit footer (band31) -- continues onto page269. Band32: confirmed via direct read to be a blank scan-edge/ink-stain artifact (pure dark, no text), matching the pattern anticipated from the band-gap/height/max-dark-row analysis.

  108. 46.108 सत्यापित

    Shayana (sleep) – Venus

    संस्कृत

    जनो बलीयानपि दन्तरोगी भृगौ महारोषसमन्वितः स्यात् । धनेन हीनः शयनं प्रपाते वराङ्गनासङ्गमलम्पटश्च ॥१०८॥

    jano baliyanapi dantarogi bhrigau maharoshasamanvitah syat, dhanena hinah shayanam prapate varanganasangamalampatashcha

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    One at whose birth Venus is in the Shayana (sleep) state, though strong, has a tooth ailment; when Venus has fallen into the Shayana state, [the native] becomes endowed with great irritability/anger, is bereft of wealth, and is inordinately attached to (a libertine with) beautiful women. This opens Venus's twelve-state avastha cycle (46.108-119).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जन्मसमय में शयनावस्थापन्न शुक्र हों तो जातक बलवान् होते हुए भी दन्तरोगी, महारोषशील, निर्धन तथा वेश्यागामी होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS ch44 (ग्रहावस्थाफलाध्यायः) p.269 (PDF p.301), Hindi ed., Veda Nidhi Varanasi (digitized by eGangotri, CC-0). C-type page (folio "२६९", running head "ग्रहावस्थफलाध्यायः"), continuing the alternation from page268 (T-type) -- 40th consecutive alternating page (231-269). Bands1-12: completes Hindi commentary for 46.103 (cut off on page268) through 46.107, closing the entire Jupiter avastha section with "॥९६-१०७॥". Band13: new section header "अवस्थानुसार शुक्र का फल" (Results of Venus by avastha). Bands14-32: eight new root verses 46.108 (Shayana) through 46.115 (Agama), opening Venus's twelve-state avastha cycle. Band30 confirmed via direct zoom read to be a false split (bare ascender-stroke tops of the line completed in band31), matching the page267 band21 precedent. Band33: digitization-credit footer (structural note, not verse content). Band34: confirmed via direct read to be the scan-edge/ink-stain artifact (pure black), matching the pattern from pages264-265 and page268.

  109. 46.109 सत्यापित

    Upaveshana (sitting) – Venus

    संस्कृत

    यदि भवेदुशना उपवेशने नवमणिव्रजकाञ्चनभूषणः । सुखमजस्रमरिष्टभय आदरादवनिपादपि मानसोन्नतिः ॥१०९॥

    yadi bhavedushana upaveshane navamanivrajakanchanabhushanah, sukhamajasramarishtabhaya adaradavanipadapi manasonnatih

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If Ushanas (Venus) is in the Upaveshana (sitting) state, [the native is] adorned with strings of new gems and gold; [has] ceaseless happiness free from fear of calamity, and mental elevation together with respect, even from a king.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    उपवेशनावस्थागत शुक्र हों तो जातक को मणिगण, तथा सुवर्णभूषण का सुख प्राप्त होता है। ऐसे जातक को शत्रुचय, तथा सादर राजा का सम्मान मिलता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS ch44 (ग्रहावस्थाफलाध्यायः) p.269 (PDF p.301), Hindi ed., Veda Nidhi Varanasi (digitized by eGangotri, CC-0). C-type page (folio "२६९", running head "ग्रहावस्थफलाध्यायः"), continuing the alternation from page268 (T-type) -- 40th consecutive alternating page (231-269). Bands1-12: completes Hindi commentary for 46.103 (cut off on page268) through 46.107, closing the entire Jupiter avastha section with "॥९६-१०७॥". Band13: new section header "अवस्थानुसार शुक्र का फल" (Results of Venus by avastha). Bands14-32: eight new root verses 46.108 (Shayana) through 46.115 (Agama), opening Venus's twelve-state avastha cycle. Band30 confirmed via direct zoom read to be a false split (bare ascender-stroke tops of the line completed in band31), matching the page267 band21 precedent. Band33: digitization-credit footer (structural note, not verse content). Band34: confirmed via direct read to be the scan-edge/ink-stain artifact (pure black), matching the pattern from pages264-265 and page268.

  110. 46.110 सत्यापित

    Netrapani (eye-and-hand) – Venus

    संस्कृत

    नेत्रपाणि गते लग्नगेहे कवौ सप्तमे मानभे यस्य तस्य ध्रुवम् । नेत्रपाते निपातो धनानामलं चान्यभे वासशाला विशाला भवेत् ॥११०॥

    netrapani gate lagnagehe kavau saptame manabhe yasya tasya dhruvam, netrapate nipato dhananamalam chanyabhe vashala vishala bhavet

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    For one at whose birth Venus (kavi) is in the Netrapani state situated in the lagna [1st house] or the esteemed 7th house, this [good result] is certain; but with Netrapani elsewhere, there is a great fall/loss of wealth, though the dwelling/hall would become spacious.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    नेत्रपाणि अवस्थागत शुक्र लग्न, सप्तम या दशम में हों तो जातक को नेत्रहीनता के कारण प्रचुरधन का व्यय, और वही शुक्र अन्यभावस्थ हों तो वह विशाल भवन वाला होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS ch44 (ग्रहावस्थाफलाध्यायः) p.269 (PDF p.301), Hindi ed., Veda Nidhi Varanasi (digitized by eGangotri, CC-0). C-type page (folio "२६९", running head "ग्रहावस्थफलाध्यायः"), continuing the alternation from page268 (T-type) -- 40th consecutive alternating page (231-269). Bands1-12: completes Hindi commentary for 46.103 (cut off on page268) through 46.107, closing the entire Jupiter avastha section with "॥९६-१०७॥". Band13: new section header "अवस्थानुसार शुक्र का फल" (Results of Venus by avastha). Bands14-32: eight new root verses 46.108 (Shayana) through 46.115 (Agama), opening Venus's twelve-state avastha cycle. Band30 confirmed via direct zoom read to be a false split (bare ascender-stroke tops of the line completed in band31), matching the page267 band21 precedent. Band33: digitization-credit footer (structural note, not verse content). Band34: confirmed via direct read to be the scan-edge/ink-stain artifact (pure black), matching the pattern from pages264-265 and page268.

  111. 46.111 सत्यापित

    Prakasha (radiance) – Venus

    संस्कृत

    स्वालये तुङ्गभे मित्रभे भाग्ये तुङ्गमातङ्गलीलाकलापी जनः । भूपतेस्तुल्य एव प्रकाशं गते काव्यविद्याकलाकौतुकी गीतवित् ॥१११॥

    svalaye tungabhe mitrabhe bhagye tungamatangalilakalapi janah, bhupatestulya eva prakasham gate kavyavidyakalakautuki gitavit

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    One at whose birth Venus is in its own sign, exaltation, a friendly sign, or the 9th (fortune) house delights in the playful company of splendid elephants, [and is] equal to a king. When Venus is in the Prakasha (radiance) state, [the native is] curious/skilled in the arts of poetry and learning, and knowledgeable in music.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    प्रकाशावस्थागत शुक्र स्वभवन, स्वोच्च या स्वमित्रराशिस्थ हों तो जातक मदोन्मत्त हाथी की तरह लीलाशील होता है। वह राजतुल्य सुखी, और काव्यविद्या की कलाओं में उत्कण्ठाशाली होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS ch44 (ग्रहावस्थाफलाध्यायः) p.269 (PDF p.301), Hindi ed., Veda Nidhi Varanasi (digitized by eGangotri, CC-0). C-type page (folio "२६९", running head "ग्रहावस्थफलाध्यायः"), continuing the alternation from page268 (T-type) -- 40th consecutive alternating page (231-269). Bands1-12: completes Hindi commentary for 46.103 (cut off on page268) through 46.107, closing the entire Jupiter avastha section with "॥९६-१०७॥". Band13: new section header "अवस्थानुसार शुक्र का फल" (Results of Venus by avastha). Bands14-32: eight new root verses 46.108 (Shayana) through 46.115 (Agama), opening Venus's twelve-state avastha cycle. Band30 confirmed via direct zoom read to be a false split (bare ascender-stroke tops of the line completed in band31), matching the page267 band21 precedent. Band33: digitization-credit footer (structural note, not verse content). Band34: confirmed via direct read to be the scan-edge/ink-stain artifact (pure black), matching the pattern from pages264-265 and page268.

  112. 46.112 सत्यापित

    Gamana (going) – Venus

    संस्कृत

    गमने जनने शुक्रे तस्य माता न जीवति । आधियोगो वियोगश्च जनानामरिभीतितः ॥११२॥

    gamane janane shukre tasya mata na jivati, adhiyogo viyogashcha jananamaribhititah

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If Venus is in the Gamana (going) state at birth, the native's mother does not survive; there is mental affliction (adhiyoga) and separation, and fear of enemies for the household.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    गमनावस्थाप्राप्त शुक्र हों तो जातक की माता जीवित नहीं रहती है। ऐसा जातक मानसिककष्ट, बन्धुवियोग तथा शत्रुभय का शिकार होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS ch44 (ग्रहावस्थाफलाध्यायः) p.269 (PDF p.301), Hindi ed., Veda Nidhi Varanasi (digitized by eGangotri, CC-0). C-type page (folio "२६९", running head "ग्रहावस्थफलाध्यायः"), continuing the alternation from page268 (T-type) -- 40th consecutive alternating page (231-269). Bands1-12: completes Hindi commentary for 46.103 (cut off on page268) through 46.107, closing the entire Jupiter avastha section with "॥९६-१०७॥". Band13: new section header "अवस्थानुसार शुक्र का फल" (Results of Venus by avastha). Bands14-32: eight new root verses 46.108 (Shayana) through 46.115 (Agama), opening Venus's twelve-state avastha cycle. Band30 confirmed via direct zoom read to be a false split (bare ascender-stroke tops of the line completed in band31), matching the page267 band21 precedent. Band33: digitization-credit footer (structural note, not verse content). Band34: confirmed via direct read to be the scan-edge/ink-stain artifact (pure black), matching the pattern from pages264-265 and page268.

  113. 46.113 सत्यापित

    Agamana (arrival) – Venus

    संस्कृत

    आगमनं भृगुपुत्रे गन्वति वित्तेश्वरो मनुजः । मत्तीर्थश्रमशीलो नित्योत्साही कराङ्घ्रिरोगी च ॥११३॥

    agamanam bhriguputre ganvati vitteshvaro manujah, mattirthashramashilo nityotsahi karanghrirogi cha

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When Venus (son of Bhrigu) is in the Agamana (arrival) state, the person becomes lord of wealth; [is] inclined to pilgrimage and exertion, ever energetic, and afflicted with disease of the hands and feet. NOTE: two words in this verse were difficult to resolve with full certainty at the pixel level -- the verb (printed "गन्वति", retained as printed though not a standard form; possibly intends "भवति/गच्छति") and the compound "मत्तीर्थश्रमशीलो" (retained exactly as printed) -- both confirmed via high-zoom crops against the source but remain textually unusual and are disclosed rather than silently normalized.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    आगमनावस्थागत शुक्र के होने से मनुष्य धनेश होता है। वह तीर्थभ्रमणशील, उत्साहसम्पन्न तथा हाथ-पैर का रोगी होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS ch44 (ग्रहावस्थाफलाध्यायः) p.269 (PDF p.301), Hindi ed., Veda Nidhi Varanasi (digitized by eGangotri, CC-0). C-type page (folio "२६९", running head "ग्रहावस्थफलाध्यायः"), continuing the alternation from page268 (T-type) -- 40th consecutive alternating page (231-269). Bands1-12: completes Hindi commentary for 46.103 (cut off on page268) through 46.107, closing the entire Jupiter avastha section with "॥९६-१०७॥". Band13: new section header "अवस्थानुसार शुक्र का फल" (Results of Venus by avastha). Bands14-32: eight new root verses 46.108 (Shayana) through 46.115 (Agama), opening Venus's twelve-state avastha cycle. Band30 confirmed via direct zoom read to be a false split (bare ascender-stroke tops of the line completed in band31), matching the page267 band21 precedent. Band33: digitization-credit footer (structural note, not verse content). Band34: confirmed via direct read to be the scan-edge/ink-stain artifact (pure black), matching the pattern from pages264-265 and page268.

  114. 46.114 सत्यापित

    Sabha (assembly/court) – Venus

    संस्कृत

    अनायासेनालं सपदि महसा यान्ति सहसा प्रगल्भत्वं राज्ञः सदसि गुणविज्ञः किल कवौ । सभायामावाते रिपुनिवहहन्ता धनपतेः समत्वं वा दाता बलतुरगगन्ता नरवरः ॥११४॥

    anayasenalam sapadi mahasa yanti sahasa pragalbhatvam rajnah sadasi gunavijnah kila kavau, sabhayamavate ripunivahahanta dhanapateh samatvam va data baluturagaganta naravarah

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [The native] attains, effortlessly and at once, great splendor and sudden boldness; [is] esteemed for [his] qualities in a king's assembly, indeed a poet. When Venus is in the Sabha (assembly) state, [the native is] a destroyer of hosts of enemies, equal to the lord of wealth or a great giver, excellent among men, and possessed of strong horses.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    सभावस्थागत शुक्र हों तो राजसभा में अनायास अपनी तेजस्विता से प्रगल्भता होती है। वह गुणज्ञ, शत्रुहन्ता, कुवेरसदृश दानी, तथा घोड़े की सवारी करनेवाला नरश्रेष्ठ होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS ch44 (ग्रहावस्थाफलाध्यायः) p.269 (PDF p.301), Hindi ed., Veda Nidhi Varanasi (digitized by eGangotri, CC-0). C-type page (folio "२६९", running head "ग्रहावस्थफलाध्यायः"), continuing the alternation from page268 (T-type) -- 40th consecutive alternating page (231-269). Bands1-12: completes Hindi commentary for 46.103 (cut off on page268) through 46.107, closing the entire Jupiter avastha section with "॥९६-१०७॥". Band13: new section header "अवस्थानुसार शुक्र का फल" (Results of Venus by avastha). Bands14-32: eight new root verses 46.108 (Shayana) through 46.115 (Agama), opening Venus's twelve-state avastha cycle. Band30 confirmed via direct zoom read to be a false split (bare ascender-stroke tops of the line completed in band31), matching the page267 band21 precedent. Band33: digitization-credit footer (structural note, not verse content). Band34: confirmed via direct read to be the scan-edge/ink-stain artifact (pure black), matching the pattern from pages264-265 and page268.

  115. 46.115 सत्यापित

    Agama (arrival) – Venus

    संस्कृत

    आगमे भार्गवे नागमो जन्मिनामर्थराशे ररातेरतीवक्षतिः । पुत्रपातो निपातो जनानामपि व्याधिमीतिः प्रियाभोगहानिर्भवेत् ॥११५॥

    agame bhargave nagamo janminamartharashe raraterativakshatih, putrapato nipato jananamapi vyadhimitih priyabhogahanirbhavet

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When Venus (Bhargava) is in the Agama (arrival) state [uncertain compound retained as printed, "ररातेरतीवक्षतिः", possibly intending "great harm to enemies"] concerning the native's wealth-house; there is loss of a son, a fall, fear of disease for the people, and loss of beloved comforts.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    आगमावस्था में शुक्र हों तो जातक को अर्थागम नहीं होता, और शत्रु से अत्यधिक क्षति होती है। उसे पुत्रहानि, परिजन से वियोग, व्याधिभय तथा स्त्रीसौख्य की कमी होती है।

    स्रोत: BPHS ch44 (ग्रहावस्थाफलाध्यायः) p.269 (PDF p.301), Hindi ed., Veda Nidhi Varanasi (digitized by eGangotri, CC-0). C-type page (folio "२६९", running head "ग्रहावस्थफलाध्यायः"), continuing the alternation from page268 (T-type) -- 40th consecutive alternating page (231-269). Bands1-12: completes Hindi commentary for 46.103 (cut off on page268) through 46.107, closing the entire Jupiter avastha section with "॥९६-१०७॥". Band13: new section header "अवस्थानुसार शुक्र का फल" (Results of Venus by avastha). Bands14-32: eight new root verses 46.108 (Shayana) through 46.115 (Agama), opening Venus's twelve-state avastha cycle. Band30 confirmed via direct zoom read to be a false split (bare ascender-stroke tops of the line completed in band31), matching the page267 band21 precedent. Band33: digitization-credit footer (structural note, not verse content). Band34: confirmed via direct read to be the scan-edge/ink-stain artifact (pure black), matching the pattern from pages264-265 and page268.

  116. 46.116 सत्यापित

    Bhojana (eating) – Venus

    संस्कृत

    क्षुधातुरो व्याधिनिपीडितः स्यादनेकधारातिभयार्दितश्च । कवौ यदा भोजनगे युवत्या महाधनी पण्डितमण्डितश्च ॥११६॥

    kshudhaturo vyadhinipiditah syadanekadharatibhayarditashcha, kavau yada bhojanage yuvatya mahadhani panditamanditashcha

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When Venus (kavi) is in the Bhojana (eating) state, [the native] becomes afflicted with hunger and disease, and tormented by manifold fears of danger; [yet] with a young woman (yuvati) [the commentary links this to Venus specifically in Virgo/kanya, punning on kanya as both "Virgo" and "maiden"], becomes very wealthy and honored among scholars.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    भोजनावस्थागत शुक्र हों तो मनुष्य क्षुधार्त्त, व्याधिग्रस्त, अनेक प्रकार से शत्रुद्वारा भयपीड़ित, होता है। यदि शुक्र कन्याराशिस्थ हों तो जातक महाधनी तथा पण्डितमण्डित होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS ch44 (ग्रहावस्थाफलाध्यायः) p.270 (PDF p.302), Hindi ed., Veda Nidhi Varanasi (digitized by eGangotri, CC-0). T-type page (folio "270", running head "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" -- the book title), continuing the alternation from page269 (C-type) -- 41st consecutive alternating page (231-270). Bands1-8: four new root verses 46.116 (Bhojana) through 46.119 (Nidra), closing Venus's entire twelve-state avastha cycle (46.108-119) with the range marker "॥१०८-११९॥". Bands9-31: full Hindi commentary for all twelve Venus avastha states. Band32: new section header "अवस्थानुसार शनि का फल" (Results of Saturn by avastha state), confirming Saturn as the next planet in the Sun->Moon->Mars->Mercury->Jupiter->Venus->Saturn sequence. Bands33-34: verse 46.120 (Shayana), opening Saturn's twelve-state avastha cycle; band34 also carries the page-bottom digitization-credit footer ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"), a structural note excluded from verse content. No band-height/gap anomalies were found on this page (regular progression, no false splits or scan-edge artifacts).

  117. 46.117 सत्यापित

    Nrityalipsa (desire to dance) – Venus

    संस्कृत

    काव्यविद्यानवद्या च हृद्या सतिः सर्वदा नृत्यलिप्सागते भार्गवे । शङ्खवीणामृदङ्गादिगानध्वनित्रातनैपुण्यमेतस्य विद्योन्नतिः ॥११७॥

    kavyavidyanavadya cha hridya satih sarvada nrityalipsagate bhargave, shankhavinamridangadiganadhvanitratanaipunyametasya vidyonnatih

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When Bhargava (Venus) is in the Nrityalipsa (desire-to-dance) state, [the native's] poetic learning is faultless, and there is an ever-endearing... [word printed "सतिः" (satih), a non-standard form; the same स-shape as the adjacent "सर्वदा" rules out a misread म, but semantically "मतिः" (mind/intellect) would be expected -- retained exactly as printed]; this one has skill in the sounds of conch, veena, mridanga and other musical instruments, and an advancement in learning.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    नृत्यलिप्सागत शुक्र हों तो जातक काव्यविद्यानिपुण, सहृदय, शङ्ख-सितार, मृदङ्ग आदि गानध्वनियों में निपुण तथा धनोन्नतिशील होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS ch44 (ग्रहावस्थाफलाध्यायः) p.270 (PDF p.302), Hindi ed., Veda Nidhi Varanasi (digitized by eGangotri, CC-0). T-type page (folio "270", running head "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" -- the book title), continuing the alternation from page269 (C-type) -- 41st consecutive alternating page (231-270). Bands1-8: four new root verses 46.116 (Bhojana) through 46.119 (Nidra), closing Venus's entire twelve-state avastha cycle (46.108-119) with the range marker "॥१०८-११९॥". Bands9-31: full Hindi commentary for all twelve Venus avastha states. Band32: new section header "अवस्थानुसार शनि का फल" (Results of Saturn by avastha state), confirming Saturn as the next planet in the Sun->Moon->Mars->Mercury->Jupiter->Venus->Saturn sequence. Bands33-34: verse 46.120 (Shayana), opening Saturn's twelve-state avastha cycle; band34 also carries the page-bottom digitization-credit footer ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"), a structural note excluded from verse content. No band-height/gap anomalies were found on this page (regular progression, no false splits or scan-edge artifacts).

  118. 46.118 सत्यापित

    Kautuka (curiosity) – Venus

    संस्कृत

    कौतुकभवनं गतवति शुक्रे शुक्रेशत्वं सदसि महच्चम् । हृद्या विद्या भवति च पुंसः पद्मा निवसति सद्ग्मादरतः ॥११८॥

    kautukabhavanam gatavati shukre shukreshatvam sadasi mahaccham, hridya vidya bhavati cha pumsah padma nivasati sadgmadaratah

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When Venus has gone to the Kautuka (curiosity) state, [there is] great "shukreshatvam" (Venus-lordship, a technical astrological term retained as printed) in the assembly; the person acquires endearing learning, and Padma (Lakshmi, goddess of fortune) dwells [with him] "sadgmadaratah" [compound retained exactly as printed, textually unusual; possibly intends "sadmadaratah" -- respectfully, in the household].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    कौतुकावस्थागत शुक्र हों तो जातक इन्द्रतुल्य ऐश्वर्यशाली, सभाचतुर, उत्कृष्ट विद्यायुक्त, तथा स्थिरलक्ष्मीवान् होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS ch44 (ग्रहावस्थाफलाध्यायः) p.270 (PDF p.302), Hindi ed., Veda Nidhi Varanasi (digitized by eGangotri, CC-0). T-type page (folio "270", running head "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" -- the book title), continuing the alternation from page269 (C-type) -- 41st consecutive alternating page (231-270). Bands1-8: four new root verses 46.116 (Bhojana) through 46.119 (Nidra), closing Venus's entire twelve-state avastha cycle (46.108-119) with the range marker "॥१०८-११९॥". Bands9-31: full Hindi commentary for all twelve Venus avastha states. Band32: new section header "अवस्थानुसार शनि का फल" (Results of Saturn by avastha state), confirming Saturn as the next planet in the Sun->Moon->Mars->Mercury->Jupiter->Venus->Saturn sequence. Bands33-34: verse 46.120 (Shayana), opening Saturn's twelve-state avastha cycle; band34 also carries the page-bottom digitization-credit footer ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"), a structural note excluded from verse content. No band-height/gap anomalies were found on this page (regular progression, no false splits or scan-edge artifacts).

  119. 46.119 सत्यापित

    Nidra (sleep) – Venus

    संस्कृत

    परसेवारतो नित्यं निद्राश्रुपगते कवौ । परानिन्दापरो वीरो वाचालो भ्रमते महीम् ॥११९॥

    parasevarato nityam nidrashrupagate kavau, paranindaparo viro vachalo bhramate mahim

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When Venus (kavi) is constantly in the Nidra (sleep) state ["निद्राश्रुपगते" retained exactly as printed -- the conjunct is clearly श्र at zoom, though a standard reading would expect something like "निद्रानुपगते" (having approached sleep); disclosed rather than silently normalized), [the native] is devoted to serving others; given to criticizing others, yet valiant, talkative, and wanders over the earth. This closes Venus's entire twelve-state avastha cycle (46.108-119), marked by the range numeral "॥१०८-११९॥" at the end of the commentary.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    निद्रावस्थागत शुक्र में जातक, परसेवक, तथा परनिन्दक, वीर, वाचाल, तथा नित्य घूमनेवाला होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS ch44 (ग्रहावस्थाफलाध्यायः) p.270 (PDF p.302), Hindi ed., Veda Nidhi Varanasi (digitized by eGangotri, CC-0). T-type page (folio "270", running head "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" -- the book title), continuing the alternation from page269 (C-type) -- 41st consecutive alternating page (231-270). Bands1-8: four new root verses 46.116 (Bhojana) through 46.119 (Nidra), closing Venus's entire twelve-state avastha cycle (46.108-119) with the range marker "॥१०८-११९॥". Bands9-31: full Hindi commentary for all twelve Venus avastha states. Band32: new section header "अवस्थानुसार शनि का फल" (Results of Saturn by avastha state), confirming Saturn as the next planet in the Sun->Moon->Mars->Mercury->Jupiter->Venus->Saturn sequence. Bands33-34: verse 46.120 (Shayana), opening Saturn's twelve-state avastha cycle; band34 also carries the page-bottom digitization-credit footer ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"), a structural note excluded from verse content. No band-height/gap anomalies were found on this page (regular progression, no false splits or scan-edge artifacts).

  120. 46.120 सत्यापित

    Shayana (sleep) – Saturn

    संस्कृत

    क्षुत्पिपासापरिक्रान्तो विश्रान्तः शयने शनौ । व्ययसि प्रथमे रोगी ततो भाग्यवतां वरः ॥१२०॥

    kshutpipasaparikranto vishrantah shayane shanau, vyayasi prathame rogi tato bhagyavatam varah

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When Saturn is at rest in the Shayana (sleep) state, [the native is] overcome by hunger and thirst; with Saturn in the 12th (expenditure) house or the 1st house, [the native is] sickly, but thereafter becomes excellent among the fortunate. This opens Saturn's twelve-state avastha cycle, following immediately after Venus's cycle closes on this same page -- confirming Saturn as the next planet in the Sun->Moon->Mars->Mercury->Jupiter->Venus->Saturn sequence.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जन्मसमय में शयनावस्थापन्न शनि हों तो जातक बचपन में भूख-प्यास से पीड़ित तथा रोगी, होता है और वही बाद में पूर्ण भाग्यवान् होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS ch44 (ग्रहावस्थाफलाध्यायः) p.270 (PDF p.302), Hindi ed., Veda Nidhi Varanasi (digitized by eGangotri, CC-0). T-type page (folio "270", running head "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" -- the book title), continuing the alternation from page269 (C-type) -- 41st consecutive alternating page (231-270). Bands1-8: four new root verses 46.116 (Bhojana) through 46.119 (Nidra), closing Venus's entire twelve-state avastha cycle (46.108-119) with the range marker "॥१०८-११९॥". Bands9-31: full Hindi commentary for all twelve Venus avastha states. Band32: new section header "अवस्थानुसार शनि का फल" (Results of Saturn by avastha state), confirming Saturn as the next planet in the Sun->Moon->Mars->Mercury->Jupiter->Venus->Saturn sequence. Bands33-34: verse 46.120 (Shayana), opening Saturn's twelve-state avastha cycle; band34 also carries the page-bottom digitization-credit footer ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"), a structural note excluded from verse content. No band-height/gap anomalies were found on this page (regular progression, no false splits or scan-edge artifacts).

  121. 46.121 सत्यापित

    Upaveshana (sitting) – Saturn

    संस्कृत

    भानोः सुते चेद्रुपवेशनस्थे करालकारातिजनानुतप्तः । अपायशाली खलु दद्रुमाली नरोऽभिमानी नृपदण्डयुक्तः ॥१२१॥

    bhanoh sute chedrupaveshanasthe karalakaratijananutaptah, apayashali khalu dadrumali naro'bhimani nripadandayuktah

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the son of the Sun (Saturn) is in the Upaveshana (sitting) state [compound printed "चेद्रुपवेशनस्थे" -- zoom-confirmed the द्र conjunct is genuinely printed, though "चेदुपवेशनस्थे" would be the expected sandhi form; retained as printed], the native is tormented by fierce and hostile people; indeed prone to misfortune, afflicted with skin disease (dadru), arrogant, and subject to royal punishment.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    उपवेशनावस्थागत शनि के होने से जातक प्रबलकाराधिकारी से पीड़ित, व्ययशील, दद्रुरोगयुक्त, अभिमानी तथा राजदण्डयुक्त होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS ch44 (ग्रहावस्थाफलाध्यायः) p.271 (PDF p.303), Hindi ed., Veda Nidhi Varanasi (digitized by eGangotri, CC-0). C-type page (folio "२७१", running head "ग्रहावस्थफलाध्यायः" -- the chapter title), continuing the alternation from page270 (T-type) -- 42nd consecutive alternating page (231-271). Band0 is a top-margin scan-edge/binding-shadow artifact (no text), matching the page267/band0 precedent. Bands1-23: ELEVEN new root verses 46.121 (Upaveshana) through 46.131 (Nidra), completing Saturn's entire twelve-state avastha cycle (opened with 46.120 on page270). Bands24-31: Hindi commentary for the Shayana through Gamana states (46.120-124); band31 (max dark_frac 71.05%) contains genuine commentary text for 46.124 (Gamana) visually interleaved/overlapping with the page-bottom digitization-credit footer ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri") on the same printed line -- only the opening word "गमनावस्थ..." is legible; the remainder could not be reliably separated from the footer and is not transcribed, per the non-fabrication policy. Saturn's consolidated commentary is therefore INCOMPLETE on this page (covers only 120-123 fully, 124 partially) and is expected to continue onto page272.

  122. 46.122 सत्यापित

    Netrapani (eyes-and-hands) – Saturn

    संस्कृत

    नयनपाणिगते रविनन्दने परमया रमया रमयायुतः । नृपतितो हितो मतितोपकृद् बहुकलाकलितो विमलोक्तिकृत् १२२

    nayanapanigate ravinandane paramaya ramaya ramayayutah, nripatito hito matitopakrid bahukalakalito vimaloktikrit

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the delight of the Sun (Saturn) is in the Netrapani (eyes-and-hands) state, the native is endowed with great and beautiful fortune (Ramaa); favored by kings, beneficial through wisdom, accomplished in many arts, and speaks pure/clear words. [Closing numeral zoom-confirmed as printed "१२२" WITHOUT the customary danda marks (॥...॥) that close every other verse on this page -- a genuine printing anomaly, retained and disclosed rather than silently normalized.]

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    नेत्रपणि अवस्थागत शनि हों तो परमसुन्दरी स्त्री तथा संसंपत्तियुक्त, राजा एवं मित्र जनों में उपकृत, विविध कलाओं का अभिज्ञ तथा प्रियवक्ता होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS ch44 (ग्रहावस्थाफलाध्यायः) p.271 (PDF p.303), Hindi ed., Veda Nidhi Varanasi (digitized by eGangotri, CC-0). C-type page (folio "२७१", running head "ग्रहावस्थफलाध्यायः" -- the chapter title), continuing the alternation from page270 (T-type) -- 42nd consecutive alternating page (231-271). Band0 is a top-margin scan-edge/binding-shadow artifact (no text), matching the page267/band0 precedent. Bands1-23: ELEVEN new root verses 46.121 (Upaveshana) through 46.131 (Nidra), completing Saturn's entire twelve-state avastha cycle (opened with 46.120 on page270). Bands24-31: Hindi commentary for the Shayana through Gamana states (46.120-124); band31 (max dark_frac 71.05%) contains genuine commentary text for 46.124 (Gamana) visually interleaved/overlapping with the page-bottom digitization-credit footer ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri") on the same printed line -- only the opening word "गमनावस्थ..." is legible; the remainder could not be reliably separated from the footer and is not transcribed, per the non-fabrication policy. Saturn's consolidated commentary is therefore INCOMPLETE on this page (covers only 120-123 fully, 124 partially) and is expected to continue onto page272.

  123. 46.123 सत्यापित

    Prakasha (manifest) – Saturn

    संस्कृत

    नानागुणग्रासधनाधिशाली सदा नरो बुद्धिविनोदमाली । प्रकाशने भानुसुते सुभानुः कृपानुरक्तो हरपादभक्तः ॥१२३॥

    nanagunagrasadhanadhishali sada naro buddhivinodamali, prakashane bhanusute subhanuh kripanurakto harapadabhaktah

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the son of the Sun (Saturn) is in the Prakasha (manifest/shining) state, the person is always endowed with abundant virtues and wealth, garlanded with wit and intellect; possessed of fine radiance, inclined to compassion, and devoted to the feet of Hara (Shiva).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    प्रकाशावस्थागत शनि हों तो अनेक गुण, धन, तथा बुद्धि से युक्त, तेजस्वी, दयावान् तथा शिव का भक्त होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS ch44 (ग्रहावस्थाफलाध्यायः) p.271 (PDF p.303), Hindi ed., Veda Nidhi Varanasi (digitized by eGangotri, CC-0). C-type page (folio "२७१", running head "ग्रहावस्थफलाध्यायः" -- the chapter title), continuing the alternation from page270 (T-type) -- 42nd consecutive alternating page (231-271). Band0 is a top-margin scan-edge/binding-shadow artifact (no text), matching the page267/band0 precedent. Bands1-23: ELEVEN new root verses 46.121 (Upaveshana) through 46.131 (Nidra), completing Saturn's entire twelve-state avastha cycle (opened with 46.120 on page270). Bands24-31: Hindi commentary for the Shayana through Gamana states (46.120-124); band31 (max dark_frac 71.05%) contains genuine commentary text for 46.124 (Gamana) visually interleaved/overlapping with the page-bottom digitization-credit footer ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri") on the same printed line -- only the opening word "गमनावस्थ..." is legible; the remainder could not be reliably separated from the footer and is not transcribed, per the non-fabrication policy. Saturn's consolidated commentary is therefore INCOMPLETE on this page (covers only 120-123 fully, 124 partially) and is expected to continue onto page272.

  124. 46.124 सत्यापित

    Gamana (departing) – Saturn

    संस्कृत

    महाधनी नन्दननान्दितः स्यादपायकारी रिपुभूमिहारी । गमे शनौ पण्डितराजभावं धरापते रायतने प्रयाति ॥१२४॥

    mahadhani nandanananditah syadapayakari ripubhumihari, game shanau panditarajabhavam dharapate rayatane prayati

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The native becomes greatly wealthy, delighted by his son, yet capable of causing harm, one who seizes the land of enemies; when Saturn is in the Gamana (departing) state, [in relation to] the lord of the earth's abode of wealth, he attains the standing of a learned, kingly nature.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    [पृष्ठ271 पर 'गमनावस्थ...' के आगे का अंश फुटर-आच्छादन के कारण अपठनीय/स्थायी रूप से अस्पष्ट है -- कल्पना के बजाय यहाँ केवल पठनीय अंश दिया गया है] ...जमीन लेनेवाला, राजद्वार में पण्डितराज कहलानेवाला होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS ch44 (ग्रहावस्थाफलाध्यायः) p.271 (PDF p.303), Hindi ed., Veda Nidhi Varanasi (digitized by eGangotri, CC-0). C-type page (folio "२७१", running head "ग्रहावस्थफलाध्यायः" -- the chapter title), continuing the alternation from page270 (T-type) -- 42nd consecutive alternating page (231-271). Band0 is a top-margin scan-edge/binding-shadow artifact (no text), matching the page267/band0 precedent. Bands1-23: ELEVEN new root verses 46.121 (Upaveshana) through 46.131 (Nidra), completing Saturn's entire twelve-state avastha cycle (opened with 46.120 on page270). Bands24-31: Hindi commentary for the Shayana through Gamana states (46.120-124); band31 (max dark_frac 71.05%) contains genuine commentary text for 46.124 (Gamana) visually interleaved/overlapping with the page-bottom digitization-credit footer ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri") on the same printed line -- only the opening word "गमनावस्थ..." is legible; the remainder could not be reliably separated from the footer and is not transcribed, per the non-fabrication policy. Saturn's consolidated commentary is therefore INCOMPLETE on this page (covers only 120-123 fully, 124 partially) and is expected to continue onto page272.

  125. 46.125 सत्यापित

    Agamana (arriving) – Saturn

    संस्कृत

    आगमने गर्दभपदयुक्तः पुत्रकलत्रसुखैन विमुक्तः । भानुसुते भ्रमते भुवि नित्यं दीनमना विजनाश्रयभावम् ॥१२५॥

    agamane gardabhapadayuktah putrakalatrasukhaina vimuktah, bhanusute bhramate bhuvi nityam dinamana vijanashrayabhavam

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In the Agamana (arriving) state, the native is afflicted with "donkey-footedness" (gardabhapada, a technical astrological affliction term), bereft of the happiness of children and wife; the son of the Sun (Saturn) makes him constantly wander the earth, downcast in mind, taking refuge among strangers/in solitude.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    आगमनावस्थापन्न शनि हों तो जातक गदहे की पदवी ग्रहण करनेवाला (मूर्खं) पुत्र-स्त्री सुख से वञ्चित, नित्यदीन, निराश्रित होकर पृथ्वीपर भ्रमण करनेवाला होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS ch44 (ग्रहावस्थाफलाध्यायः) p.271 (PDF p.303), Hindi ed., Veda Nidhi Varanasi (digitized by eGangotri, CC-0). C-type page (folio "२७१", running head "ग्रहावस्थफलाध्यायः" -- the chapter title), continuing the alternation from page270 (T-type) -- 42nd consecutive alternating page (231-271). Band0 is a top-margin scan-edge/binding-shadow artifact (no text), matching the page267/band0 precedent. Bands1-23: ELEVEN new root verses 46.121 (Upaveshana) through 46.131 (Nidra), completing Saturn's entire twelve-state avastha cycle (opened with 46.120 on page270). Bands24-31: Hindi commentary for the Shayana through Gamana states (46.120-124); band31 (max dark_frac 71.05%) contains genuine commentary text for 46.124 (Gamana) visually interleaved/overlapping with the page-bottom digitization-credit footer ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri") on the same printed line -- only the opening word "गमनावस्थ..." is legible; the remainder could not be reliably separated from the footer and is not transcribed, per the non-fabrication policy. Saturn's consolidated commentary is therefore INCOMPLETE on this page (covers only 120-123 fully, 124 partially) and is expected to continue onto page272.

  126. 46.126 सत्यापित

    Sabha (assembly) – Saturn

    संस्कृत

    रत्नावलीकाञ्चनमौक्तिकानां व्रातेन नित्यं व्रजति प्रमोदम् । समागते भानुसुते नितान्तं नयेन पूर्णो मनुजो महौजाः ॥१२६॥

    ratnavalikanchanamauktikanam vratena nityam vrajati pramodam, samagate bhanusute nitantam nayena purno manujo mahaujah

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    By a multitude of strings of gems, gold, and pearls, the native constantly goes about in delight; when the son of the Sun (Saturn) has fully entered the Sabha (assembly) state, the person, utterly full of wise conduct, becomes greatly powerful.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    सभावस्थापन्न शनि हों तो जातक सुवर्ण, मोती तथा अन्य रत्नसमूहों से प्रहृष्ट, नीतिपूर्ण तथा महातेजस्वी होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS ch44 (ग्रहावस्थाफलाध्यायः) p.271 (PDF p.303), Hindi ed., Veda Nidhi Varanasi (digitized by eGangotri, CC-0). C-type page (folio "२७१", running head "ग्रहावस्थफलाध्यायः" -- the chapter title), continuing the alternation from page270 (T-type) -- 42nd consecutive alternating page (231-271). Band0 is a top-margin scan-edge/binding-shadow artifact (no text), matching the page267/band0 precedent. Bands1-23: ELEVEN new root verses 46.121 (Upaveshana) through 46.131 (Nidra), completing Saturn's entire twelve-state avastha cycle (opened with 46.120 on page270). Bands24-31: Hindi commentary for the Shayana through Gamana states (46.120-124); band31 (max dark_frac 71.05%) contains genuine commentary text for 46.124 (Gamana) visually interleaved/overlapping with the page-bottom digitization-credit footer ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri") on the same printed line -- only the opening word "गमनावस्थ..." is legible; the remainder could not be reliably separated from the footer and is not transcribed, per the non-fabrication policy. Saturn's consolidated commentary is therefore INCOMPLETE on this page (covers only 120-123 fully, 124 partially) and is expected to continue onto page272.

  127. 46.127 सत्यापित

    Agama (return) – Saturn

    संस्कृत

    आगमे गदसमागमो नृणामब्जबन्धुतनये यदा तदा । मन्दमेव गमनं धरापतेयोचनाविरहिता मतिः सदा ॥१२७॥

    agame gadasamagamo nrinamabjabandhutanaye yada tada, mandameva gamanam dharapateyochanavirahita matih sada

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In the Agama state, whenever the son of the friend-of-the-lotus (i.e. Saturn, son of the Sun) is so placed, men encounter the onset of disease; movement becomes only sluggish, and the mind is ever bereft of due insight.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    आगमावस्थागत शनि हों तो जातक रोगयुक्त होता है। वह राजा के यहाँ याचनावृत्ति में कुशल नहीं होता।

    स्रोत: BPHS ch44 (ग्रहावस्थाफलाध्यायः) p.271 (PDF p.303), Hindi ed., Veda Nidhi Varanasi (digitized by eGangotri, CC-0). C-type page (folio "२७१", running head "ग्रहावस्थफलाध्यायः" -- the chapter title), continuing the alternation from page270 (T-type) -- 42nd consecutive alternating page (231-271). Band0 is a top-margin scan-edge/binding-shadow artifact (no text), matching the page267/band0 precedent. Bands1-23: ELEVEN new root verses 46.121 (Upaveshana) through 46.131 (Nidra), completing Saturn's entire twelve-state avastha cycle (opened with 46.120 on page270). Bands24-31: Hindi commentary for the Shayana through Gamana states (46.120-124); band31 (max dark_frac 71.05%) contains genuine commentary text for 46.124 (Gamana) visually interleaved/overlapping with the page-bottom digitization-credit footer ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri") on the same printed line -- only the opening word "गमनावस्थ..." is legible; the remainder could not be reliably separated from the footer and is not transcribed, per the non-fabrication policy. Saturn's consolidated commentary is therefore INCOMPLETE on this page (covers only 120-123 fully, 124 partially) and is expected to continue onto page272.

  128. 46.128 सत्यापित

    Bhojana (eating) – Saturn

    संस्कृत

    सज्ञते जन्तुरपि भानुदन्दने भोजनं भवति भोजनं रसैः । संयुतं नयनमन्दता तता मोहतापपरितापिता मतिः ॥१२८॥

    sajnyate janturapi bhanudandane bhojanam bhavati bhojanam rasaih, sanyutam nayanamandata tata mohatapaparitapita matih

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Even a lowly creature becomes aware [of good things] when Saturn [compound printed "भानुदन्दने", an unusual form for "son of the Sun" -- retained as printed] is in the Bhojana (eating) state; food comes joined with delicious flavors, yet together with this there is dimness of the eyes [word printed "तता", an unusual form -- retained as printed], and the mind becomes afflicted with delusion and distress.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    भोजनावस्थापन्न शनि हों तो जातक को सरस भोजन प्राप्त होता है। उसे आँख की रोशनी की कमी, तथा मोह (अज्ञान) ताप से संतप्त बुद्धि रहा करती है।

    स्रोत: BPHS ch44 (ग्रहावस्थाफलाध्यायः) p.271 (PDF p.303), Hindi ed., Veda Nidhi Varanasi (digitized by eGangotri, CC-0). C-type page (folio "२७१", running head "ग्रहावस्थफलाध्यायः" -- the chapter title), continuing the alternation from page270 (T-type) -- 42nd consecutive alternating page (231-271). Band0 is a top-margin scan-edge/binding-shadow artifact (no text), matching the page267/band0 precedent. Bands1-23: ELEVEN new root verses 46.121 (Upaveshana) through 46.131 (Nidra), completing Saturn's entire twelve-state avastha cycle (opened with 46.120 on page270). Bands24-31: Hindi commentary for the Shayana through Gamana states (46.120-124); band31 (max dark_frac 71.05%) contains genuine commentary text for 46.124 (Gamana) visually interleaved/overlapping with the page-bottom digitization-credit footer ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri") on the same printed line -- only the opening word "गमनावस्थ..." is legible; the remainder could not be reliably separated from the footer and is not transcribed, per the non-fabrication policy. Saturn's consolidated commentary is therefore INCOMPLETE on this page (covers only 120-123 fully, 124 partially) and is expected to continue onto page272.

  129. 46.129 सत्यापित

    Nrityalipsa (desire to dance) – Saturn

    संस्कृत

    नृत्यलिप्सागते मन्दे धर्मात्मा वित्तपूरितः । राज्यपूज्यो नरो धीरो महावीरो रणाङ्गणे ॥१२९॥

    nrityalipsagate mande dharmatma vittapuritah, rajyapujyo naro dhiro mahaviro ranangane

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When Saturn (Manda) is in the Nrityalipsa (desire-to-dance) state, the native is righteous in soul, filled with wealth; honored by the kingdom, a courageous man, a great hero on the battlefield.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    नृत्यलिप्सावस्थागत शनि में मनुष्य धर्मिष्ठ तथा धनी होता है। वह राजपूज्य, धीर, रणक्षेत्र में सहावीर हुआ करता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS ch44 (ग्रहावस्थाफलाध्यायः) p.271 (PDF p.303), Hindi ed., Veda Nidhi Varanasi (digitized by eGangotri, CC-0). C-type page (folio "२७१", running head "ग्रहावस्थफलाध्यायः" -- the chapter title), continuing the alternation from page270 (T-type) -- 42nd consecutive alternating page (231-271). Band0 is a top-margin scan-edge/binding-shadow artifact (no text), matching the page267/band0 precedent. Bands1-23: ELEVEN new root verses 46.121 (Upaveshana) through 46.131 (Nidra), completing Saturn's entire twelve-state avastha cycle (opened with 46.120 on page270). Bands24-31: Hindi commentary for the Shayana through Gamana states (46.120-124); band31 (max dark_frac 71.05%) contains genuine commentary text for 46.124 (Gamana) visually interleaved/overlapping with the page-bottom digitization-credit footer ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri") on the same printed line -- only the opening word "गमनावस्थ..." is legible; the remainder could not be reliably separated from the footer and is not transcribed, per the non-fabrication policy. Saturn's consolidated commentary is therefore INCOMPLETE on this page (covers only 120-123 fully, 124 partially) and is expected to continue onto page272.

  130. 46.130 सत्यापित

    Kautuka (curiosity) – Saturn

    संस्कृत

    भवति कौतुकभावमुपागते रविसुते वसुधावसुपूरितः । अतिसुखी सुसुखी सुखपूरितः कवितयामलया कलया नरः ॥१३०॥

    bhavati kautukabhavamupagate ravisute vasudhavasupuritah, atisukhi susukhi sukhapuritah kavitayamalaya kalaya narah

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the son of the Sun (Saturn) has come into the Kautuka (curiosity/festivity) state, the native becomes filled with the wealth of the earth; exceedingly happy, well-content, filled with comfort, and the man is graced with the united art of poetry [compound "कवितयामलया" retained exactly as printed, textually unusual].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    कौतुकावस्था में वह हो तो जातक भूमि तथा सम्पत्ति से युक्त, अतिसुखी तथा सुन्दरीक्रीसौख्य से परिपूर्ण, विमलकाव्यकलायुक्त होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS ch44 (ग्रहावस्थाफलाध्यायः) p.271 (PDF p.303), Hindi ed., Veda Nidhi Varanasi (digitized by eGangotri, CC-0). C-type page (folio "२७१", running head "ग्रहावस्थफलाध्यायः" -- the chapter title), continuing the alternation from page270 (T-type) -- 42nd consecutive alternating page (231-271). Band0 is a top-margin scan-edge/binding-shadow artifact (no text), matching the page267/band0 precedent. Bands1-23: ELEVEN new root verses 46.121 (Upaveshana) through 46.131 (Nidra), completing Saturn's entire twelve-state avastha cycle (opened with 46.120 on page270). Bands24-31: Hindi commentary for the Shayana through Gamana states (46.120-124); band31 (max dark_frac 71.05%) contains genuine commentary text for 46.124 (Gamana) visually interleaved/overlapping with the page-bottom digitization-credit footer ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri") on the same printed line -- only the opening word "गमनावस्थ..." is legible; the remainder could not be reliably separated from the footer and is not transcribed, per the non-fabrication policy. Saturn's consolidated commentary is therefore INCOMPLETE on this page (covers only 120-123 fully, 124 partially) and is expected to continue onto page272.

  131. 46.131 सत्यापित

    Nidra (sleep) – Saturn

    संस्कृत

    निद्रागते वासरनाथपुत्रे धनी सदा चारुगुणैरुपेतः । पराक्रमी चण्डविपक्षहन्ता सुवारकान्तारतिरीतिविज्ञः ॥१३१॥

    nidragate vasaranathaputre dhani sada charugunairupetah, parakrami chandavipakshahanta suvarakantaratiritivijnah

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the son of the lord of the day (Saturn) is in the Nidra (sleep) state, the native is always wealthy, endowed with charming virtues; valiant, a slayer of fierce opponents, and skilled in the ways of pleasurable retreats. This closes Saturn's entire twelve-state avastha cycle (46.120-131).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    निद्रावस्था में शनि हों तो मनुष्य सदैव धनी तथा सद्गुणोपेत होता है। वह पराक्रमी, प्रबलशत्रु का हनन करनेवाला, और वेश्या के प्रेम की कला को जाननेवाला होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS ch44 (ग्रहावस्थाफलाध्यायः) p.271 (PDF p.303), Hindi ed., Veda Nidhi Varanasi (digitized by eGangotri, CC-0). C-type page (folio "२७१", running head "ग्रहावस्थफलाध्यायः" -- the chapter title), continuing the alternation from page270 (T-type) -- 42nd consecutive alternating page (231-271). Band0 is a top-margin scan-edge/binding-shadow artifact (no text), matching the page267/band0 precedent. Bands1-23: ELEVEN new root verses 46.121 (Upaveshana) through 46.131 (Nidra), completing Saturn's entire twelve-state avastha cycle (opened with 46.120 on page270). Bands24-31: Hindi commentary for the Shayana through Gamana states (46.120-124); band31 (max dark_frac 71.05%) contains genuine commentary text for 46.124 (Gamana) visually interleaved/overlapping with the page-bottom digitization-credit footer ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri") on the same printed line -- only the opening word "गमनावस्थ..." is legible; the remainder could not be reliably separated from the footer and is not transcribed, per the non-fabrication policy. Saturn's consolidated commentary is therefore INCOMPLETE on this page (covers only 120-123 fully, 124 partially) and is expected to continue onto page272.

  132. 46.132 सत्यापित

    Rahu -- Shayana avastha (tentative)

    संस्कृत

    यदागमो जन्मनि यस्य राहौ क्लेशाधिकत्वं शयनं प्रयाते । वृषेऽथ युग्मैरपि च कन्यकायामजे समाजो धनधान्यराशेः ॥१३२॥

    yadagamo janmani yasya rahau kleshadhikatvam shayanam prayate | vrshe'tha yugmairapi cha kanyakayamaje samajo dhanadhanyarasheh ||132||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When Rahu comes [to this state] at birth, affliction increases in the Shayana (reclining) state. In Taurus, or in the twin sign [Gemini], or in Virgo, or in Aries, there is a gathering of wealth and grain. [Note: this verse's two-line structure, naming specific zodiac signs, differs from the templated "state -> nature" pattern of the other planets' avastha verses on this page; retained exactly as printed, not force-fit to the template.]

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जन्म समय में शयनावस्थागत राहु हों तो जातक क्लेशपूर्ण होता है। वही राहु, वृष, मिथुन, कन्या या मेष में होकर शयनावस्थापन्न हो तो जातक धनधान्य परिपूर्ण होवे।

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.46 (Graha Avastha Phala Adhyaya), p.272

  133. 46.133 सत्यापित

    Rahu -- Upaveshana avastha

    संस्कृत

    उपवेशनमिह गतवति राहौ दद्रुगदेन जनः परितप्तः । राजसमाजयुतो बहुमानी वित्तसुखैन सदा रहितः स्यात् ॥१३३॥

    upaveshanamiha gatavati rahau dadrugadena janah paritaptah | rajasamajayuto bahumani vittasukhaina sada rahitah syat ||133||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When Rahu passes into the Upaveshana (sitting) state here, a person is afflicted by skin disease (dadru). Though enjoying royal company and much honor, he remains ever devoid of the happiness of wealth.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    उपवेशनगत राहु हों तो जातक दद्रुरोगपीडित होता है। वह राजपरिवार में मान्य होते हुए भी धनसुखहीन होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.46 (Graha Avastha Phala Adhyaya), p.272

  134. 46.134 सत्यापित

    Rahu -- Netrapani avastha

    संस्कृत

    नेत्रपाणावगो नेत्रे भवतो रोगपीडिते । दुष्टव्यालारिचौराणां भयं तस्य धनक्षयः ॥१३४॥

    netrapanavago netre bhavato rogapidite | dushtavyalarichauranam bhayam tasya dhanakshayah ||134||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In the Netrapani state, the eyes become afflicted with disease. There is fear of wicked serpents, enemies, and thieves, and loss of wealth.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    नेत्रपाणि अवस्थागत राहु हो तो जातक के दोनों आँखें रोगग्रस्त होती हैं। उसे दुर्जन, सर्प, शत्रु, तथा चौरों का भय और धनक्षय होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.46 (Graha Avastha Phala Adhyaya), p.272

  135. 46.135 सत्यापित

    Rahu -- Prakasha avastha

    संस्कृत

    प्रकाशने शुभासने स्थितिः कृतिः शुभा नृणाम् । धनोन्नतिगुणोन्नतिः सदा विदामगाविह । धरांधपाधिकारिता यशोलता तता भवेत् । नवीननीरदाकृतिर्विदेशतो महोन्नतिः ॥१३५॥

    prakashane shubhasane sthitih krtih shubha nrnam | dhanonnatigunonnatih sada vidamagaviha | dharandhapadhikarita yasholata tata bhavet | navinaniradakrutirvideshato mahonnatih ||135||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In the Prakasha (manifest) state, seated auspiciously, a person's conduct and standing are auspicious. There is ever a rise in wealth and virtue, [uncertain compound: foremost among the learned]. He attains authority as a lord of the earth, and his fame spreads like a creeper. [His fame], of the hue of a fresh raincloud, [spreads] abroad -- great is his rise. [Note: printed as four padas without a mid-verse danda after the 2nd and 3rd; the compound "विदामगाविह" and the word "तता" (also seen unusually on page271's 46.128) are retained exactly as printed, disclosed as uncertain rather than silently corrected.]

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    प्रकाशनावस्थापन्न राहु के होने पर जातक को अच्छा स्थान, अच्छी कृति, धन तथा गुणों का अभ्युदय, राजा से अधिकार, यशःप्रसार, नवीन बादल के समान आकृति, तथा विदेश में बड़ी उन्नति होती है।

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.46 (Graha Avastha Phala Adhyaya), p.272

  136. 46.136 सत्यापित

    Rahu -- Gamana avastha

    संस्कृत

    गमने च गते राहौ बहुसन्तानवान्नरः । पण्डितो धनवान् दाता राजपूज्यो नरो भवेत् ॥१३६॥

    gamane cha gate rahau bahusantanavannarah | pandito dhanavan data rajapujyo naro bhavet ||136||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In the Gamana (departing) state, when Rahu has gone [here], a person is blessed with many children. He becomes learned, wealthy, generous, and worthy of a king's honor.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    गमनावस्थापन्न राहु के होने पर मनुष्य अनेक सन्तान वाला, पण्डित, धनी, दानी, तथा राजपूज्य होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.46 (Graha Avastha Phala Adhyaya), p.272

  137. 46.137 सत्यापित

    Rahu -- Agamana avastha

    संस्कृत

    राहावागमने क्रोधी सदा धनविवर्जितः । कुटिलः कृपणः कामी नरो भवति सर्वथा ॥१३७॥

    rahavagamane krodhi sada dhanavivarjitah | kutilah krpanah kami naro bhavati sarvatha ||137||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In Rahu's Agamana (arriving) state, a person is ever wrathful and devoid of wealth -- crooked, miserly, and lustful in every way.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    आगमनावस्थापन्न राहु के होने पर जातक क्रोधी, बुद्धि-धन से रहित, दुष्ट, कंजूस, तथा कामी होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.46 (Graha Avastha Phala Adhyaya), p.272

  138. 46.138 सत्यापित

    Rahu -- Sabha avastha

    संस्कृत

    सभागतो यदा राहुः पण्डितः कृपणो नरः । नानागुणपरिक्रान्तो विचसौख्यसमन्वितः ॥१३८॥

    sabhagato yada rahuh panditah krpano narah | nanagunaparikranto vichasaukhyasamanvitah ||138||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When Rahu is in the Sabha (assembly) state, a person is learned yet miserly, accomplished in various qualities, and endowed with [uncertain compound, printed "विचसौख्य": possibly wide/manifold happiness]. [Note: the closing compound could not be resolved with full certainty across multiple zoom passes -- retained as best-effort reading, disclosed rather than guessed.] [Update from page273: this page's Hindi commentary for this verse reads "...तथा वित्तसौख्य-सम्पन्न होता है।" -- the phrase "वित्तसौख्य" (wealth-happiness) corroborates "त्त" as the more likely reading for this verse's disclosed uncertain closing compound (one of the candidates considered during zoom-verification but not confirmed at the time). The root verse's printed compound is left unchanged since it remains not fully certain at image resolution.]

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    सभागत राहु में मनुष्य पण्डित, कंजूस, अनेकगुणसंपन्न तथा वित्तसौख्य-सम्पन्न होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.46 (Graha Avastha Phala Adhyaya), p.272

  139. 46.139 सत्यापित

    Rahu -- Agama avastha

    संस्कृत

    चेदगावागमं यस्य याते तदा-व्याकुलत्वं सदाऽरातिभीत्या भयम् । महद्वन्धुवादो जनानां निपातो-भवेद्विच्छहानिः शठत्वं कृशत्वम् १३९

    chedagavagamam yasya yate tada-vyakulatvam sadaaratibhitya bhayam | mahadvandhuvado jananam nipato-bhaveddvichchhahanih shathatvam krshatvam ||139||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [Uncertain opening compound, printed "चेदगावागमं":] when one goes to the Agama (arrival) state at birth, there is agitation, and ever fear from dread of enemies. There is much dispute among kinsmen, downfall, separation/loss among relatives, deceitfulness, and emaciation. [Note: the opening compound is retained exactly as printed -- it does not match the phrasing pattern of this cycle's other Agama/Agamana verses (cf. 46.137's "राहावागमने"), disclosed rather than silently corrected. The closing numeral is printed as "१३९" without the customary double-danda marks, matching the missing-danda precedent already seen on page271's 46.122.]

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    आगमावस्था में राहु हों तो जातक व्याकुल, तथा सतत शत्रु से भीत रहता है। उसे बन्धुबान्धवों से विवाद, परिजन का विनाश, धनक्षय, शठता तथा दुर्बलता होती है।

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.46 (Graha Avastha Phala Adhyaya), p.273

  140. 46.140 सत्यापित

    Rahu -- Bhojana avastha

    संस्कृत

    भोजने भोजनेनालं विकलो मनुजो भवेत् । मन्दबुद्धिः क्रियाभीरुः स्त्रीपुत्रसुखवर्जितः ॥१४०॥

    bhojane bhojanenalam vikalo manujo bhavet | mandabuddhih kriyabhiruh striputrasukhavarjitah ||140||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In the Bhojana (eating) state, a person becomes distressed on account of food. He is dull-witted, timid in action, and devoid of the happiness of wife and children.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    भोजनावस्थापन्न राहु हों तो जातक भोजन के कारण विकल, मन्दबुद्धि, किसी कार्य करने में भीरु, धीर स्त्री-पुत्रादि सौख्य से वंचित होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.46 (Graha Avastha Phala Adhyaya), p.273

  141. 46.141 सत्यापित

    Rahu -- Nrityalipsa avastha

    संस्कृत

    नृत्यलिप्सागते राहौ महाव्याधिविवधेनम् । नेत्ररोगी रिपोभीतिधनधर्मक्षयो नृणाम् ॥२४१॥

    nrutyalipsagate rahau mahavyadhivivadhenam | netrarogi ripobhitidhanadharmakshayo nrunam ||141||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When Rahu goes to the Nrityalipsa (desire-to-dance) state, [there is] increase of great disease [printed "विवधेनम्", likely a variant/print-slip of "विवर्धनम्" (increasing) -- retained as printed, disclosed as probably missing an expected र् conjunct]. [There is] eye-disease, fear of enemies, and destruction of wealth and dharma for men. [Note: the closing numeral is zoom-confirmed printed as "२४१" (2-4-1) where "१४१" (1-4-1) is expected from strict sequential context -- this verse is the Nrityalipsa state, following 46.140/Bhojana which closed cleanly with "॥ १४० ॥", and preceding 46.142/Kautuka. This is a genuine printing anomaly, a NEW sub-type not previously seen in this pipeline (a misprinted digit within the verse number itself, rather than merely missing punctuation) -- retained exactly as printed, NOT silently corrected to "१४१".]

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    नृत्यलिप्सागते राहु हों तो सहारोग की वृद्धि, नेत्ररोग, शत्रुभय, तथा धन धर्म का विनाश होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.46 (Graha Avastha Phala Adhyaya), p.273

  142. 46.142 सत्यापित

    Rahu -- Kautuka avastha

    संस्कृत

    कौतुके च यदा राहौ स्थानहीनो नरो भवेत् । परदाररतो नित्यं परवित्तापहारकः ॥१४२॥

    kautuke cha yada rahau sthanahino naro bhavet | paradararato nityam paravittapaharakah ||142||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When Rahu is in the Kautuka (curiosity) state, a person becomes without a [proper] place/standing. He is ever devoted to another's wife, and a stealer of another's wealth.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    कौतुकावस्थागत राहु हों तो स्थानहीन, परस्त्रीरत, तथा दूसरे के धन को चुरानेवाला जातक होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.46 (Graha Avastha Phala Adhyaya), p.273

  143. 46.143 सत्यापित

    Rahu -- Nidra avastha

    संस्कृत

    निद्रावस्थां गते राहौ गुणग्रामयुतो नरः । कान्तासन्तानवान् धीरो गर्वितो बहुवित्तवान् ॥१४३॥

    nidravastham gate rahau gunagramayuto narah | kantasantanavan dhiro garvito bahuvittavan ||143||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When Rahu goes to the Nidra (sleep) state, a person is endowed with a multitude of virtues. He has a beloved wife and children, is courageous, proud, and possessed of much wealth. [This verse's closing numeral "१४३" confirms Rahu's avastha cycle spans exactly 132-143, twelve states -- matching Saturn's 12-state cycle precisely.]

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    निद्रावस्थागत राहु हों तो मनुष्य गुणों का आगार, स्त्री सन्तति-सुखपूर्ण, धीर, अभिमानी तथा महाधनी होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.46 (Graha Avastha Phala Adhyaya), p.273

  144. 46.144 सत्यापित

    Ketu -- Shayana avastha

    संस्कृत

    मेषे वृषेऽथवा युग्मे कन्यायां शयनं गते । केतौ धनसमृद्धिः स्यादन्यत्र रोगवर्द्धनम् ॥१४४॥

    meshe vrusheathava yugme kanyayam shayanam gate | ketau dhanasamrddhih syadanyatra rogavardhanam ||144||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In Aries, Taurus, or the twin sign [Gemini], or Virgo, when [Ketu] goes to the Shayana (reclining) state -- for Ketu, there is abundance of wealth; elsewhere, an increase of disease. [This verse opens Ketu's avastha cycle, the ninth and final graha in this scheme. Its sign-naming structure mirrors 46.132's (Rahu's Shayana verse) unusual pattern exactly, confirming this is a genuine recurring feature of the Shayana state for both lunar nodes, not an isolated anomaly.]

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    मेष, वृष, मिथुन तथा कन्यागत केतु शयनावस्था में हों तो जातक धनसमृद्ध होता है, अन्यराशिगत होने पर उसे रोगग्रस्त कहना।

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.46 (Graha Avastha Phala Adhyaya), p.273

  145. 46.145 सत्यापित

    Ketu -- Upaveshana avastha

    संस्कृत

    उपवेशं गते केतौ दद्रुरोगविवर्धनम् । आरिवातनृपव्यालचौरशङ्का समन्ततः ॥१४५॥

    upaveshan gate ketau dadrurogavivardhanam | arivatanrupavyalachaurashanka samantatah ||145||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When Ketu has gone to the Upaveshana (sitting) state, there is an increase of ringworm/skin disease. On all sides there is apprehension of enemies, wind-disease (vata ailments), the king, serpents, and thieves.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    उपवेशावस्थागत केतु में दाद रोग की वृद्धि, शत्रु, वातरोग, राजा, सर्प, तथा चौरों का भय, कहना चाहिए।

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.46 (Graha Avastha Phala Adhyaya), p.274

  146. 46.146 सत्यापित

    Ketu -- Netrapani avastha

    संस्कृत

    नेत्रपाणिं गते केतौ नेत्ररोगः प्रजायते । दुष्टसर्पादिभीतिश्च रिपुराजकुलादपि ॥१४६॥

    netrapanim gate ketau netrarogah prajayate | dushtasarpadibhitishcha riparajakuladapi ||146||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When Ketu has gone to the Netrapani (eyes-and-hands) state, eye disease arises. There is also fear from venomous serpents and the like, as well as from enemies and the royal family.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    नेत्रपाणिगत केतु में नेत्ररोग, दुष्ट, सर्प, आदियों से तथा राजकुल से भी भय कहें।

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.46 (Graha Avastha Phala Adhyaya), p.274

  147. 46.147 सत्यापित

    Ketu -- Prakasha avastha

    संस्कृत

    केतौ प्रकाशने संज्ञे धनवान् धार्मिकः सदा । नित्यं प्रवासी चोत्साही सात्त्विको राजसेवकः ॥१४७॥

    ketau prakashane sanjne dhanavan dharmikah sada | nityam pravasi chotsahi sattviko rajasevakah ||147||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When Ketu is in the state called Prakasha (manifest), a person is ever wealthy and righteous -- constantly travelling abroad, energetic, sattvic in nature, and in royal service.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    प्रकाशनावस्थागत केतु में जातक धनी तथा धार्मिक होता है। वह सतत परदेशनिवासी, उत्साही, सत्त्वगुणप्रधान, तथा राजसेवक होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.46 (Graha Avastha Phala Adhyaya), p.274

  148. 46.148 सत्यापित

    Ketu -- Gamana avastha

    संस्कृत

    गमेच्छायां भवेत् केतुर्बहुपुत्रो महाधनः । पण्डितो गुणवान् दाता जायते च नरोत्तमः ॥१४८॥

    gamechchhayam bhavet keturbahuputro mahadhanah | pandito gunavan data jayate cha narottamah ||148||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When Ketu comes to be in the Gamana (departing) state, a person has many sons and great wealth. He is born learned, virtuous, generous, and an excellent man.

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.46 (Graha Avastha Phala Adhyaya), p.274

  149. 46.149 सत्यापित

    Ketu -- Agamana avastha

    संस्कृत

    आगमे च यदा केतुर्नानारोगो धनक्षयः । दन्तघातौ महारोगी पिशुनः परनिन्दकः ॥१४९॥

    agame cha yada keturnanarogo dhanakshayah | dantaghatau maharogi pishunah paranindakah ||149||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    And when Ketu is in the Agamana (arriving) state, there are various diseases and loss of wealth. [Zoom-verified as printed "दन्तघातौ" -- literally "the two tooth-blows," where the parallel adjective "महारोगी" (greatly diseased) suggests the expected reading might be "दन्तघाती" (afflicted by tooth-disease); retained exactly as printed rather than silently corrected.] He suffers greatly from disease, is malicious, and slanders others.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    आगमनावस्था में केतु हों तो मनुष्य अनेक रोगों का शिकार, धनक्षययुक्त, दांत से प्रहार करनेवाला, महारोगी चुगलखोर तथा परनिन्दक होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.46 (Graha Avastha Phala Adhyaya), p.274

  150. 46.150 सत्यापित

    Ketu -- Sabha avastha

    संस्कृत

    सभावस्थां गते केतौ वाचालो बहुगर्वितः । कृपणो लम्पटश्चैव धूर्तविद्याविशारदः ॥१५०॥

    sabhavastham gate ketau vachalo bahugarvitah | krpano lampatashchaiva dhurtavidyavisharadah ||150||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When Ketu has gone to the Sabha (assembly) state, a person is talkative and greatly arrogant -- miserly and lecherous, and skilled in deceitful arts.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    सभावस्थागत केतु हों तो जातक वाचाल (बकवादी) महाभिमानी, कृपण, छछपट तथा धूर्तता में निपुण होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.46 (Graha Avastha Phala Adhyaya), p.274

  151. 46.151 सत्यापित

    Ketu -- Agama avastha

    संस्कृत

    यदागमे भवेत् केतुः केतुः स्यात् पापकर्मणा । वन्धुवादरतो दुष्टो रिपुरोगनिपीडितः ॥१५१॥

    yadagame bhavet ketuh ketuh syat papakarmana | vandhuvadarato dushto riporoganipiditah ||151||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When Ketu comes to be in the Agama (return) state, Ketu becomes inclined to sinful deeds. A person delights in disputes with kinsmen, is wicked, and is afflicted by enemies and disease.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    आगमावस्था-प्राप्त केतु हों तो जातक चापकर्मियों में विख्यात, बन्धुबान्धवों से विवाद करनेवाला, दुष्ट, एवं शत्रु तथा रोग से पीड़ित होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.46 (Graha Avastha Phala Adhyaya), p.274

  152. 46.152 सत्यापित

    Ketu -- Bhojana avastha

    संस्कृत

    भोजने तु जनो नित्यं क्षुधया परिपीडितः । दरिद्रो रोगसन्तप्तः केतौ भ्रमति मेदिनीम् ॥१५२॥

    bhojane tu jano nityam kshudhaya paripiditah | daridro rogasantaptah ketau bhramati medinim ||152||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In the Bhojana (eating) state, a person is constantly afflicted by hunger. Poor and tormented by disease, with Ketu in this state he wanders the earth.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    भोजनावस्थागत केतु जातक को सतत क्षुधापीडित, दरिद्र, रोगग्रस्त तथा पृथ्वीपर भटकने वाला बनाता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.46 (Graha Avastha Phala Adhyaya), p.274

  153. 46.153 सत्यापित

    Ketu -- Nrityalipsa avastha

    संस्कृत

    नृत्यालेप्सागते केतौ व्याधिना विकलो भवेत् । बुद्बुदाक्षो दुराधर्षो धूर्तोऽनर्थंकरो नरः ॥१५३॥

    nrityalepsagate ketau vyadhina vikalo bhavet | budbudaksho duradharsho dhurto'narthankaro narah ||153||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [Zoom-verified opening compound printed "नृत्यालेप्सागते", differing from the expected "नृत्यलिप्सागते" (desire-to-dance) seen in the parallel verses for Saturn (46.129) and Rahu (46.141); retained exactly as printed as a likely print variant of the same state name, not silently corrected.] When Ketu has gone to this state, a person becomes disabled by disease -- bubble-eyed, unyielding, deceitful, and a doer of harmful deeds.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    नृत्यलिप्सावस्थागत केतु हों तो मनुष्य व्याधिपीड़ित, बुद्बुद नेत्रवाला, दुराधर्ष (किसी के अधिकार में कठिनता से आनेवाला), घूर्त तथा अनर्थकारी होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.46 (Graha Avastha Phala Adhyaya), p.274

  154. 46.154 सत्यापित

    Ketu -- Kautuka avastha

    संस्कृत

    कौतुकी कौतुके केतौ नटवामारतिप्रियः । स्थानभ्रष्टो दुराचारी दरिद्रो भ्रमते महीम् ॥१५४॥

    kautuki kautuke ketau natavamaratipriyah | sthanabhrashto durachari daridro bhramate mahim ||154||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In the Kautuka (curiosity) state of Ketu, a person delights in spectacle and in the pleasures of actors and women. Fallen from his position, of bad conduct, and poor, he wanders the earth.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    कौतुकावस्थागत केतु में मनुष्य विनोदी, नटी आदि से प्रेम करनेवाला, स्थानभ्रष्ट, दुराचारी, दरिद्रतावश घूमनेवाला होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.46 (Graha Avastha Phala Adhyaya), p.274

  155. 46.155 सत्यापित

    Ketu -- Nidra avastha

    संस्कृत

    निद्रावस्थां गते केतौ धनधान्यसुखं महत् । नानागुणविनोदेन कालो गच्छति जन्मिनाम् ॥१५५॥

    nidravastham gate ketau dhanadhanyasukham mahat | nanagunavinodena kalo gachchhati janminam ||155||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When Ketu has gone to the Nidra (sleep) state, there is great happiness of wealth and grain. Time passes for those born under this state amid diverse virtuous delights. [This closes Ketu's twelve-state avastha cycle (144-155), the ninth and final graha treated in this chapter -- matching Rahu's and Saturn's twelve-state templates exactly.]

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    निद्रावस्थागत केतु हों तो जातक को धन-धान्य का बड़ा सुख होता है। ऐसे व्यक्ति का समय अनेकविध गुणों के विनोद से बीतता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.46 (Graha Avastha Phala Adhyaya), p.274

  156. 46.156 सत्यापित

    General principle -- benefics in Shamana state

    संस्कृत

    शमने विप्र! भावेषु यत्र तिष्ठन्ति सद्ग्रहाः । नित्यं तस्य शुभज्ञानं निर्विशङ्कं द्विजोत्तम! ॥१५६॥

    shamane vipra! bhaveshu yatra tishthanti sadgrahah | nityam tasya shubhajnanam nirvishankam dvijottama! ||156||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    O Brahmin! In whichever houses benefic planets abide while in the Shamana (pacified/resting) state, know that house to have constant auspiciousness -- without doubt, O best of the twice-born!

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जन्मकाल में शयनावस्थागत शुभग्रह जिन भावों में हों उनका फल निःशङ्क शुभ होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.46 (Graha Avastha Phala Adhyaya), p.275

  157. 46.157 सत्यापित

    General principle -- malefics in Bhojana state (all houses)

    संस्कृत

    भोजने यदि भावेषु पापास्तिष्ठन्ति सर्वथा । तदा सर्वविनाशोऽपि नात्र कार्यो विचारणा ॥१५७॥

    bhojane yadi bhaveshu papastishthanti sarvatha | tada sarvavinasho'pi natra karyo vicharana ||157||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If malefic planets, in the Bhojana (eating) state, abide entirely across the houses, then utter destruction results as well -- there is no need for deliberation on this point.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    भोजनावस्थागत पापग्रह यदि भावों में हों तो सर्वथा सर्वनाश कहना चाहिए।

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.46 (Graha Avastha Phala Adhyaya), p.275

  158. 46.158 सत्यापित

    General principle -- malefic in Nidra, 7th house (Jaya-sthana)

    संस्कृत

    निद्रायां च यदा पापो जायास्थाने शुभं वदेत् । यदि पापग्रहैर्दृष्टो न शुभं तु कदाचन ॥१५८॥

    nidrayam cha yada papo jayasthane shubham vadet | yadi papagrahairdrishto na shubham tu kadachana ||158||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    And when a malefic is in the Nidra (sleep) state in the house of the wife (7th house), one should declare good fortune; but if it is aspected by malefic planets, there is never any auspiciousness.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    निद्रावस्थागत पापग्रह यदि जायास्थान में हों तो शुभ, और वही यदि पापग्रहों से दृष्ट हों तो शुभफल नहीं कहें।

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.46 (Graha Avastha Phala Adhyaya), p.275

  159. 46.159 सत्यापित

    General principle -- malefic in Nidra/Shayana, 5th house (Suta-sthana)

    संस्कृत

    सुतस्थाने स्थितः पापो निद्रायां शयनेऽपि वा । तदा शुभं भवेत्तस्य नात्र कार्यो विचारणा ॥१५९॥

    sutasthane sthitah papo nidrayam shayane'pi va | tada shubham bhavettasya natra karyo vicharana ||159||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    A malefic situated in the house of children (5th house), whether in the Nidra or Shayana state, then good fortune results for that person -- there is no need for deliberation on this point.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    निद्रागत या शयनगत पापग्रह पञ्चमभाव में हों तो निःसन्देह उसे शुभफल कहना चाहिए।

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.46 (Graha Avastha Phala Adhyaya), p.275

  160. 46.160 सत्यापित

    General principle -- malefic in Nidra/Shayana, 8th house (Mrityu-sthana)

    संस्कृत

    मृत्युस्थानस्थितः पापो निद्रायां शयनेऽपि वा । तदा तस्यापमृत्युः स्याद्राजतः परतस्तथा ॥१६०॥

    mrityusthanasthitah papo nidrayam shayane'pi va | tada tasyapamrityuh syadrajatah paratastatha ||160||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    A malefic situated in the house of death (8th house), whether in the Nidra or Shayana state, then an untimely death results for that person, likewise from the king or from others.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    निद्रा एवं शयन अवस्थागत पापग्रह अष्टमस्थानगत हों तो राजा या तदन्य के द्वारा अपमृत्यु कहनी चाहिए।

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.46 (Graha Avastha Phala Adhyaya), p.275

  161. 46.161 सत्यापित

    General principle -- malefic (8th house) joined/aspected by benefics

    संस्कृत

    शुभग्रहैर्यदा युक्तः शुभैर्वा यदि वीक्षितः । तदा तु मरणं तस्य गङ्गादौ स्याद् विशेषतः ॥१६१॥

    shubhagrahairyada yuktah shubhairva yadi vikshitah | tada tu maranam tasya gangadau syad visheshatah ||161||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    But when that malefic is conjoined with benefic planets, or aspected by benefics, then his death occurs specifically at the Ganga or a similar sacred place.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    वही यदि शुभग्रहों से युत या दृष्ट हों तो उसका मरण गङ्गादि-तीर्थस्थान में कहें।

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.46 (Graha Avastha Phala Adhyaya), p.275

  162. 46.162 सत्यापित

    General principle -- malefic in Shayana/Bhojana, 10th house (Karma-sthana)

    संस्कृत

    कर्मस्थाने यदा पापः शयने भोजनेऽपि वा । तदा कर्मविपाकः स्यान्नानादुःखप्रदायकः ॥१६२॥

    karmasthane yada papah shayane bhojane'pi va | tada karmavipakah syannanaduhkhapradayakah ||162||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When a malefic is in the house of action (10th house), whether in the Shayana or Bhojana state, then the fruit of past karma ripens, bringing manifold suffering.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    शयन या भोजनगत पापग्रह कर्मस्थान में हों तो अनेक दुःखदायक कर्मविपाक (कार्यों का परिणाम) कहना।

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.46 (Graha Avastha Phala Adhyaya), p.275

  163. 46.163 सत्यापित

    General principle -- Moon in 10th house, Kautuka/Prakasha state (Rajayoga)

    संस्कृत

    दशमस्थो निशानाथः कौतुके च प्रकाशने । तदैव राजयोगः स्यान्निर्विशङ्कं द्विजोत्तम! ॥१६३॥

    dashamastho nishanathah kautuke cha prakashane | tadaiva rajayogah syannirvishankam dvijottama! ||163||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The lord of the night (the Moon) situated in the 10th house, in the Kautuka or Prakasha state -- then indeed there is a Rajayoga (royal combination), without doubt, O best of the twice-born!

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    कौतुक या प्रकाशनावस्थागत चन्द्रमा दशमस्थ हों तो निःसन्देह राजयोग कहना।

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.46 (Graha Avastha Phala Adhyaya), p.275

  164. 46.164 सत्यापित

    General principle -- concluding verse on strength analysis

    संस्कृत

    बलावलविचारेण ज्ञातव्यं च शुभाशुभम् । एवं क्रमेण बोद्धव्यं सर्वभावेषु धीमता ॥१६४॥

    balavalavicharena jnatavyam cha shubhashubham | evam kramena boddhavyam sarvabhaveshu dhimata ||164||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    By considering strength and weakness, good and bad fortune should be known. In this manner, in due order, the wise should understand these effects with respect to all the houses.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    इस तरह ग्रहों के बलाबल से सभी भावों का शुभाशुभ फल समझना।

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.46 (Graha Avastha Phala Adhyaya), p.275

47 Dasha-bheda -- the divisions of planetary periods (212)

  1. 47.1 सत्यापित

    Maitreya asks about the kinds of Dasha

    संस्कृत

    महर्षे! त्वं समर्थोऽसि कृपया करुणानिधे! । दशाः कतिविधाः सन्ति एतन्मे ब्रूहि तत्त्वतः ॥१॥

    maharshe! tvam samartho'si kripaya karunanidhe! | dashah kativhidhah santi etanme bruhi tattvatah ||1||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    O great sage! You are capable, by your grace, O ocean of compassion! How many kinds of Dasha are there -- tell me this truly.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    मैत्रेय ने कहा—हे महर्षे! कृपानिधे! आप सर्वथा समर्थ हैं, अतः कृपाकर कितने प्रकार की दशाएं हैं, यह मुझे बतलावें ॥१॥

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.47 (Dasha Bheda Adhyaya), p.276

  2. 47.2 सत्यापित

    Parashara praises the question, promises to explain

    संस्कृत

    प्रश्नोऽयं ते मुने! साधुर्लोककल्याणकारकः । अथातः सम्प्रवक्ष्यामि दशाभेदाननेकशः ॥२॥

    prashno'yam te mune! sadhurlokakalyanakarakah | athatah samprvakshyami dashabhedananekashah ||2||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    This question of yours, O sage, is excellent, productive of the welfare of the world. Now, therefore, I shall explain the many divisions of Dasha.

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.47 (Dasha Bheda Adhyaya), p.276

  3. 47.3 सत्यापित

    Naming Vimshottari, Ashtottari, Shodashottari

    संस्कृत

    विविधास्तु दशाः प्रोक्ताः किन्तु तत्र सतां मताः । विंशोत्तरी तथा चाष्टोत्तरी वै षोडशोत्तरी ॥३॥

    vividhastu dashah proktah kintu tatra satam matah | vimshottari tatha chashtottari vai shodashottari ||3||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Various kinds of Dasha have been declared, but among them, [these are] approved by the wise: Vimshottari, and also Ashtottari, and Shodashottari.

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.47 (Dasha Bheda Adhyaya), p.276

  4. 47.4 सत्यापित

    Naming Dvadashottari, Panchottari, Shatasama, and the 84-year and 72-year Dashas

    संस्कृत

    द्वादशोत्तरी यथा पञ्चोत्तरी शतसमा तथा । दशा चतुरशीत्यब्दा द्विसप्ततिसमा तथा ॥४॥

    dvadashottari yatha panchottari shatasama tatha | dasha chaturashityabda dvisaptatisama tatha ||4||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Likewise Dvadashottari, Panchottari, and also Shatasama; the Dasha of eighty-four years, and likewise that of seventy-two years.

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.47 (Dasha Bheda Adhyaya), p.276

  5. 47.5 सत्यापित

    Naming the 60-year and 36-year Dashas; closing note on their nakshatra basis

    संस्कृत

    षष्ट्यब्दापि च षट्त्रिंशद्वत्सरापि द्विजोत्तम! । इमा ऋक्षाश्रिताः ख्याताः प्राचीनैर्विबुधैः पुरा ॥५॥

    shashtyabdapi cha shattrimshadvatsarapi dvijottama! | ima rikshashritah khyatah prachinairvibudhaih pura ||5||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    And also the sixty-year one, and the thirty-six-year one, O best of the twice-born! These, based on the nakshatras (lunar mansions), were declared famous by ancient sages of old.

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.47 (Dasha Bheda Adhyaya), p.276

  6. 47.6 सत्यापित

    Naming Kala, Chakra, and Kalachakra Dashas

    संस्कृत

    कालाभिधा दशा चक्राभिधा च परिकीर्तिता । मान्याऽन्या कालचक्राख्या दशासु द्विजसत्तम! ॥६॥

    kalabhidha dasha chakrabhidha cha parikirtita | manya'nya kalachakrakhya dashasu dvijasattama! ||6||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The Dasha called Kala (Time), and that called Chakra (Wheel), are also declared; another one held in esteem, called Kalachakra, [is] among the Dashas, O best of the twice-born!

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    हे द्विजश्रेष्ठ! उपर्युक्त दशाओं के अतिरिक्त कतिपय ऋषियों ने कालदशा, चक्रदशा तथा दशाओं में मान्य कालचक्रदशा कही है।

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.47 (Dasha Bheda Adhyaya), p.277

  7. 47.7 सत्यापित

    Naming Chara, Sthira, Kendra, Karakodbhava, and Brahma-graha Dashas

    संस्कृत

    चरा परा स्थिराख्या च दशा केन्द्राभिधा तथा । कारकादिग्रहोद्भूता ब्रह्मग्रहदशाऽपि च ॥७॥

    chara para sthirakhya cha dasha kendrabhidha tatha | karakadigrahodbhuta brahmagrahadasha'pi cha ||7||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The Chara (moving) [Dasha], the Para, and that called Sthira (fixed), and likewise the one called Kendra (angular); the one arisen from the Karaka and other planets, and also the Brahma-graha Dasha.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    इनके अतिरिक्त भी चरदशा, स्थिरदशा, केन्द्रदशा, कारकग्रहोत्थदशा, ब्रह्मग्रहदशा,

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.47 (Dasha Bheda Adhyaya), p.277

  8. 47.8 सत्यापित

    Naming Manduki, Shula, Yoga, and Drig Dashas

    संस्कृत

    माण्डूकी च दशा प्रोक्ता तथा शूलाभिधा बुधैः । अपि योगाभिधा ब्रह्मन्! दृग्दशा तदनन्तरम् ॥८॥

    manduki cha dasha prokta tatha shulabhidha budhaih | api yogabhidha brahman! drigdasha tadanantaram ||8||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The Manduki (frog) Dasha is also declared, and likewise the one called Shula (trident) by the wise; also the one called Yoga, O Brahmin! -- and after that, the Drig (sight) Dasha.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    मण्डूकदशा, शूलदशा, योगाभिदशा, दृग्दशा,

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.47 (Dasha Bheda Adhyaya), p.277

  9. 47.9 सत्यापित

    Naming Trikona, Rashi, Panchasvara, Yogini, Pinda, and Amsha Dashas

    संस्कृत

    त्रिकोणसंज्ञका राशि-दशा पञ्चस्वराभिधा । योगिनीसंज्ञिका पिण्डदशा चांशी परा स्मृता ॥९॥

    trikonasanjnaka rashi-dasha panchasvarabhidha | yoginisanjnika pindadasha chamshi para smrita ||9||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The one designated Trikona (trine), the Rashi (sign) Dasha, that called Panchasvara (five-vowel); the one designated Yogini, the Pinda Dasha, and the excellent Amsha (divisional) [Dasha] are remembered.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    त्रिकोणदशा, राशिदशा, पञ्चस्वरादशा, योगिनीदशा, पिण्डदशा, अंशजदशा,

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.47 (Dasha Bheda Adhyaya), p.277

  10. 47.10 सत्यापित

    Naming Naisargika, Ashtavarga, Sandhi, Pachaka, and Tara Dashas

    संस्कृत

    नैसर्गिकदशा चाष्टवर्गसन्ध्ये दशे तथा । पाचकाख्याऽपरा तारादशा सर्वो न सम्मता ॥१०॥

    naisargikadasha chashtavargasandhye dashe tatha | pachakakhya'para taradasha sarvo na sammata ||10||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The Naisargika (natural) Dasha, and likewise the Ashtavarga and Sandhi Dashas; the other one called Pachaka, and the Tara (star) Dasha -- not all [of these] are [universally] approved.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    नैसर्गिकदशा, अष्टवर्गदशा, सन्ध्यादशा, पाचकदशा, तारादशा, आदि दशाभेद हैं। परन्तु इनमें सभी सर्वमान्य नहीं हैं ॥६-१०॥

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.47 (Dasha Bheda Adhyaya), p.277

  11. 47.11 सत्यापित

    The nine Vimshottari nakshatra-lords, from Krittika, threefold

    संस्कृत

    कृत्तिकादेस्त्रिरावृत्त्या रवीन्दुकुजराहवः । जीवार्किर्बुधशिखिसिता दशेशाः परिकीर्तिताः ॥११॥

    krittikadestriravrittya ravindukujarahavah | jivarkirbudhashikhisita dasheshah parikirtitah ||11||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Beginning from Krittika, by threefold repetition: Ravi (Sun), Indu (Moon), Kuja (Mars), Rahu, Jiva (Jupiter), Arki (Saturn), Budha (Mercury), Shikhi (Ketu), and Sita (Venus) -- these are declared to be the lords of the Dasha.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    कृत्तिका नक्षत्र से आरम्भ कर तीन आवृत्ति से सूर्य, चन्द्र, भौम, राहु, गुरु, शनि, बुध, केतु, शुक्र ये नवग्रह दशेश होते हैं।

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.47 (Dasha Bheda Adhyaya), p.277

  12. 47.12 सत्यापित

    Calculating the balance of Dasha at birth

    संस्कृत

    जन्मभं मध्याभाद्यावद्विगणय्याङ्क्तो भजेत् । शेषाङ्कतो दशानाथस्ततो भुक्तादिमानयेत् ॥१२॥

    janmabham madhyabhadyavadviganayyankto bhajet | sheshankato dashanathastato bhuktadimanayet ||12||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [One should] count up to the birth-nakshatra [from the reference point] and divide by nine; from the remainder [comes] the lord of the Dasha, and from that, one should determine the elapsed portion (bhukti) and so on. [Note: the exact segmentation of this line's middle compound could not be confirmed with full letter-by-letter certainty against the scan; a moderate-confidence reading is given.]

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    दशा जानने के लिए कृत्तिका से जन्मनक्षत्र तक परिगणन करके नौ से भाग दें, शेषांक से दशेश का ज्ञान करना चाहिए।

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.47 (Dasha Bheda Adhyaya), p.277

  13. 47.13 सत्यापित

    The bhuta-sankhya Dasha-year durations of the nine lords; total cycle length

    संस्कृत

    दशाब्दास्तत्र रसदिक्समाष्टेन्दुनृपास्तथा । अङ्केन्दवोऽश्वचन्द्राश्च गिरयो विंशतिः क्रमात् ॥१३॥ विंशोत्तयां पूर्णमायुर्विंशोत्तरशतं स्मृतम् ।

    dashabdastatra rasadiksamashtendunripastatha | ankendavo'shvachandrashcha girayo vimshatih kramat ||13|| vimshottayam purnamayurvimshottarashatam smritam |

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    There, the Dasha-years [of the nine lords] are given by symbolic number-words, in order [for each of the nine, per the commentary: Surya 6, Chandra 10, Mangal 7, Rahu 18, Guru 16, Shani 19, Budha 17, Ketu 7, Shukra 20]. [Unnumbered, trailing statement:] In Vimshottari, the full lifespan is remembered as a hundred and twenty years.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    उपर्युक्त सूर्यादि नवग्रहों के दशावर्ष क्रमशः ६।१०।७।१८।१६।१९।१७।७।२० ये हैं। विंशोत्तरी दशा का कुल संख्या १२० वर्ष है ॥११-१३॥

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.47 (Dasha Bheda Adhyaya), p.277

  14. 47.14 सत्यापित

    Calculating bhukta (elapsed) and bhogya (remaining) years of the Dasha

    संस्कृत

    भयातगुणितं खेटदशामानं भभोगहृत् । भुक्तवषोदिकं तस्य भोग्यं माने विशोधनात् ॥१४॥

    bhayatagunitam khetadashamanam bhabhogahrit | bhuktavashodikam tasya bhogyam mane vishodhanat ||14||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The bhayata (the portion of the nakshatra traversed [at birth]), multiplied by the Dasha-measure (years) of the planet, [and] divided by the bhabhoga (the nakshatra's total span) -- that gives its bhukta-varsha (elapsed years) and so on; its bhogya (remaining portion) [is found] by subtracting that from the [Dasha] measure.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    ग्रहदशावर्षं को भयात से गुणाकर भभोग से भाग दें तो लब्धि भुक्तवर्षादि आता है। भुक्तवर्षादि को दशावर्ष में घटाने से भोग्यवर्षादि समझना। उदाहरण—जैसे रोहिणीनक्षत्र का भयात २५।३४ भभोग = ५६।४० है। रोहिणी में जन्म होने के कारण चन्द्रमा की दशा हुई। चन्द्रदशावर्ष १० है। अतः भयात को १० से गुणा कर भभोग से भाग देने पर, भभोग दोनों को पलीकृत कर भाग देने पर १५३४/३४० = ७६७/१७० = व० ४ मा० ६ दि० ४ घ० १४ प० ७ यह चन्द्रमा का भुक्तवर्षादि हुआ। इसे चन्द्रदशावर्ष १० में से घटाने पर व० ५ मा० ५ दि० २५ घ० ४५ प० ५३ यह भोग्यवर्षादि हुआ।

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.47 (Dasha Bheda Adhyaya), p.278

  15. 47.15 सत्यापित

    Ashtottari Dasha: the condition for its applicability

    संस्कृत

    विहाय लग्नं लग्नेशात् केन्द्रकोणगते त्वगौ । आद्रोंप्रभृतिभादष्टोत्तरी नाम्री दशोदिता ॥१५॥

    vihaya lagnam lagneshat kendrakonagate tvagau | adromprabhritibhadashtottari namri dashodita ||15||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Apart from the Lagna, when [tvagau -- per the commentary, Rahu] is situated in a Kendra or Kona from the lord of the Lagna, then the Ashtottari [Dasha], reckoned from Ardra onward, is declared.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    लग्नेश से लग्नातिरिक्त केन्द्र या त्रिकोण में यदि राहु हों तो अष्टोत्तरी दशा प्राप्त है, ऐसा कतिपय आचार्यों ने कहा है।

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.47 (Dasha Bheda Adhyaya), p.279

  16. 47.16 सत्यापित

    Ashtottari Dasha: the nakshatra grouping pattern (4-3-4-3...)

    संस्कृत

    चतुष्कं त्रितयं तस्माच्चतुष्कं त्रितयं पुनः । इत्थं निजजनुभोन्तं गणयेच्च यथाक्रमम् ॥१६॥

    chatushkam tritayam tasmachchatushkam tritayam punah | ittham nijajanubhontam ganayechcha yathakramam ||16||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [Group nakshatras in] fours and threes -- then again fours and threes -- thus, counting in due order, up to [the nakshatra of] one's own birth.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    अष्टोत्तरी में आर्द्रा से चार नक्षत्रों के सूर्य, बाद के तीन नक्षत्रों के चन्द्र, बाद ४ नक्षत्रों के मङ्गल, पुनः ३ नक्षत्रों के बुध, बाद के ४ नक्षत्रों के शनि, पुनः २ नक्षत्रों के गुरु, फिर ४ नक्षत्रों के राहु, और अन्तिम तीन नक्षत्रों के शुक्र अधिप होते हैं। दशाज्ञान के लिए आर्द्रा से अपने जन्म नक्षत्र तक गिनने से जिस ग्रह की दशा प्राप्त हो वहीं से दशारम्भ करना चाहिए।

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.47 (Dasha Bheda Adhyaya), p.279

  17. 47.17 सत्यापित

    Ashtottari Dasha: the eight Dasha-lords (excluding Ketu)

    संस्कृत

    सूर्यश्चन्द्रः कुजः सौम्यः शनिजीवस्तमो भृगुः । एते दशाधिपाः प्रोक्ता विना केतुं ग्रहा द्विज! ॥१७॥

    suryashchandrah kujah saumyah shanijivastamo bhriguh | ete dashadhipah prokta vina ketum graha dvija ||17||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Surya, Chandra, Kuja, Saumya [Budha], Shani, Jiva [Guru], Tamas [Rahu], [and] Bhrigu [Shukra] -- these grahas, excluding Ketu, O twice-born, are declared the lords of the Dasha.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    रवि, चन्द्र, भौम, बुध, शनि, गुरु, राहु, तथा शुक्र के क्रमशः दशावर्ष होते हैं। इस तरह अष्टोत्तरी दशा में केतु को छोड़ अन्य आठ ही ग्रह दशेश होते हैं।

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.47 (Dasha Bheda Adhyaya), p.279

  18. 47.18 सत्यापित

    Ashtottari Dasha: bhuta-sankhya statement of each lord's Dasha-years

    संस्कृत

    रसाः पञ्चेन्दवो नागाः शैलचन्द्रास्तथा दिशः । गोब्जाः स्ययोः कुनेत्राश्च तद्दशाब्दाः क्रमात् स्मृताः ॥१८॥

    rasah panchendavo nagah shailachandrastatha dishah | gobjah styayoh kunetrashcha taddashabdah kramat smritah ||18||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Rasah [6], panchendavah [15], nagah [8], shailachandrah [17], dishah [10], gobjah [19], styayoh [12, as printed], kunetrah [21] -- these are remembered, in order, as the Dasha-years [of the respective lords].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    रवि, चन्द्र, भौम, बुध, शनि, गुरु, राहु, तथा शुक्र के क्रमशः ६, १५, ८, १७, १०, १९, १२, २१ दशावर्ष होते हैं।

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.47 (Dasha Bheda Adhyaya), p.279

  19. 47.19 सत्यापित

    Ashtottari Dasha: fractional part of the Dasha-year per pada

    संस्कृत

    दशावत्सरतुयोंशोऽसतां चाथ सतां पुनः । वृतीयांशो हि प्रतिभं दशामानमुदीरितम् ॥१९॥

    dashavatsaratuyomsho'satam chatha satam punah | vrutiyamsho hi pratibham dashamanamudiritam ||19||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    For the asat [malefic] [planets], the tuyamsha [as printed; grammatically expected turyamsha, one-fourth part] of the Dasha-years [is the fractional measure]; and then, for the sat [benefic planets] again, the vrutiyamsha [as printed; grammatically expected tritiyamsha, one-third part] -- thus, for each [nakshatra-pada], the measure of the Dasha is declared.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पापग्रहों (सू. मं. श. रा.) में दशावर्ष के चतुर्थांश और शुभग्रहों (चं. बु. गु. शु.) में दशावर्ष के तृतोयांश एक नक्षत्र का मान होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.47 (Dasha Bheda Adhyaya), p.279

  20. 47.20 सत्यापित

    Ashtottari Dasha: bhukta/bhogya computed as in Vimshottari Dasha

    संस्कृत

    ततो भुक्तं च भाग्यं च तद्भयातभभोगतः । विंशोत्तरीदशावद्धै प्रसाध्य फलमादिशेत् ॥२०॥

    tato bhuktam cha bhagyam cha tadbhayatabhabhogatah | vimshottaridashavaddhai prasadhya phalamadishet ||20||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Then, the bhukta and bhogya [periods are computed] from that bhayata and bhabhoga -- just as [in the method of] Vimshottari Dasha [as printed: 'dashavaddhai']; having thus determined [them], one should declare the result.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    भयात भभोग के द्वारा विंशोत्तरी की तरह इसमें भी भुक्त भोग्य वर्षादि का आनयन करना चाहिए। अर्थात् दशामान को भयात से गुणकर भभोग से भाग दें तो भुक्त वर्ष हो जायगा। भुक्त, भोग्य प्रसाधन के बाद दशाज्ञानानन्तर फलादेश करें ॥१९-२०॥

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.47 (Dasha Bheda Adhyaya), p.279

  21. 47.21 सत्यापित

    Ashtottari Dasha: the day/night birth condition for its use

    संस्कृत

    कृष्णे दले दिने जन्म सिते नक्तं भवेद्यदि । अष्टोत्तरी दशा तत्र फलादेशार्थमीरिता ॥२१॥

    krishne dale dine janma site naktam bhavedyadi | ashtottari dasha tatra phaladeshartha-mirita ||21||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If birth occurs by day in the dark fortnight (Krishna paksha), or by night in the bright fortnight (Shukla paksha), then in that case the Ashtottari Dasha is declared for the purpose of prediction (phaladesha).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    कृष्णपक्ष में दिन का जन्म हो, और शुक्लपक्ष में रात में यदि जन्म हो तो दोनों स्थिति में फलादेश के लिए अष्टोत्तरी दशा ही ग्राह्य है ॥२१॥ विमर्श—दशाओं में प्रमुख विंशोत्तरी या अन्यत्र भी २७ ही नक्षत्र मानकर दशानयन किया गया है। केवल अष्टोत्तरी तथा पट्टिड़ायनी दशा में अभिजित् की भी गणना नक्षत्रों में होती है। अतः यदि जन्म-नक्षत्र उत्तराषाढ़ हो तो आदिम चरणत्रय मात्र ही भभोग माना जाता है और उत्तराषाढ़ का चतुर्थ चरण और श्रवणा के पड्दशांश सम्मिलित कर अभिजित् का भोग मानकर दशासाधन किया जाता है। श्रवणा के भोग में आरम्भिक पड्दशांश घटाने के बाद की शेष घटी आदि को श्रवणा का भोग मानना चाहिए। उदाहरण—जैसे उत्तराषाढ़ का भभोग ६०।२० है और भयात = २०।१० हो तो उत्तराषाढ़ के द्वितीय चरण में जन्म सिद्ध होगा क्योंकि एकचरण का मान १५।५ होगा और भयात १५।५ से अधिक है अतः द्वितीय चरण में जन्म सिद्ध हुआ। अतः उत्तराषाढ़ के भोगघटी में से उसका चतुर्थांश घटाने पर ६०।२०-१५।५ = ४५।१५ यही उत्तराषाढ़ का भभोग हुआ और भयात २०।१० है ही। उत्तराषाढ़ शनि का नक्षत्र है और शनि का दशावर्ष १० या १२० मास है चूंकि शनि के पूर्वाषाढ़, उत्तराषाढ़, अभिजित्, श्रवणा ये चार नक्षत्र हैं अतः एक नक्षत्र में दशामास ३० होंगे। विंशोत्तरी दशानयनवत् यहां भी भयात × ६० / १२१० × ३० = मा. दि. घ. प. १३।११।६।१८ = उत्तराषाढ़ के भुक्त मासादि हुए। इसे ३० मास में घटाने पर १६।१८।५१।४२ यही उत्तराषाढ़ का भोग्यमासादि हुआ। इसमें अभिजित् तथा श्रवण के मास ३०+३०=६० मिलाने पर १६।१८।५१।४२ + ६०।०।०।० = ७६।१८।५१।४२ मासादि को १२ से भाग देने पर ६।४।१८।५१।४२ वर्षादि। यही अष्टोत्तरी दशा में शनि का भोग्यवर्षादि हुआ।

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.47 (Dasha Bheda Adhyaya), p.280

  22. 47.22 सत्यापित

    Shodashottari Dasha: the hora-based applicability condition

    संस्कृत

    शशिहोरास्थिते लभे दले कृष्णे तथा सिते । रविहोरास्थिते ज्ञेया फलार्थं षोडशोत्तरी ॥२२॥

    shashihorasthite labhe dale krishne tatha site | ravihorasthite jneya phalartham shodashottari ||22||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If the ascendant is found situated in the Moon's hora -- in the dark fortnight or the bright fortnight alike -- or situated in the Sun's hora, then the Shodashottari Dasha is to be known and applied there for the purpose of prediction.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    कृष्णपक्ष में लग्न यदि चन्द्रहोरागत हो तथा शुक्ल पक्ष में वह (लग्न) सूर्यहोरास्थित हो तो फलादेश के लिए षोडशोत्तरी दशा का ग्रहण करना चाहिए।

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.47 (Dasha Bheda Adhyaya), p.281

  23. 47.23 सत्यापित

    Shodashottari Dasha: the eight Dasha-lords and their counting method

    संस्कृत

    पुष्यभाज्जन्मभं यावद् विगणय्याष्टतष्टितम् । रविभौमो गुरुर्मन्दः केतुश्चन्द्रो बुधो भृगुः ॥२३॥

    pushyabhajjanmabham yavad viganayyashtatashtitam | ravibhaumo gurur-mandah ketushchandro budho bhriguh ||23||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Having counted from the Pushya division up to the birth-nakshatra, and reduced [that count] by eight, [the remainders correspond in order to] Ravi (Sun), Bhauma (Mars), Guru (Jupiter), Manda (Saturn), Ketu, Chandra (Moon), Budha (Mercury), [and] Bhrigu (Venus) [as the eight Dasha-lords].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पुण्य नक्षत्र से जन्मनक्षत्र तक गणना करके आठ से भाग दें एकादि शेष में क्रमशः सूर्य, मङ्गल, गुरु, शनि, केतु, चन्द्र, बुध, शुक्र ये आठ दशेश होते हैं।

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.47 (Dasha Bheda Adhyaya), p.281

  24. 47.24 सत्यापित

    Shodashottari Dasha: the eight lords (excluding Rahu) and their Dasha-years

    संस्कृत

    अष्टौ दशाधिपाः प्रोक्ता राहुहीना ग्रहाः समे । ईशात् क्रमाद् धृति यावदब्दा एकैकतोऽधिकाः ॥२४॥

    ashtau dashadhipah prokta rahuhina grahah same | ishat kramad dhriti yavadabda ekaikato'dhikah ||24||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The eight Dasha-lords are thus declared to be the planets excluding Rahu, taken equally [in this scheme]. From the lord, in sequence, the Dasha-years increase one by one, up to dhriti (eighteen).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    दशावर्ष ११ से १८ तक एकोत्तर वृद्धि से अर्थात् ११, १२, १३, १४, १५, १६, १७, १८ होते हैं ॥२२-२४॥ उदाहरण--जैसे किसी का जन्म कृष्णपक्ष में है, और लग्न चन्द्रहोरागत है तो नियमानुसार षोडशोत्तरीदशा ही फलादेशार्थ उपयुक्त होगी। माना कि उसका जन्म हस्त नक्षत्र में है और भयात २५।३० भभोग ५६।४५ है तो चन्द्रमा दशाधिप हुए। चन्द्रदशावर्ष १६ को पलमय भयात से गुणाकर पलमय भभोग से भाग देने पर १५३३०×१६/३४०५ = ७।२८।१।१३७ = भुक्त वर्षादि हुए। इसे १६ में घटाने पर ८।१।२१४।८।२३ भोग्य वर्षादि हुए।

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.47 (Dasha Bheda Adhyaya), p.281

  25. 47.25 सत्यापित

    Dvadashottari Dasha: the counting method and applicability condition

    संस्कृत

    जन्मभात् पौष्णभयेन्तं विगणय्याष्टभिर्भजेत् । शेषैः सितांशजातानां दशेष्टा द्वादशोत्तरी ॥२५॥

    janmabhat paushnabhayentam viganayyashtabhirbhajet | sheshaih sitamshajatanam dasheshta dvadashottari ||25||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Having counted from the birth-nakshatra up to the Pausna [nakshatra, i.e. Revati], and divided by eight -- by the remainder [the lord is found]. For those born in the navamsha of Sita (Venus), the designated Dasha is Dvadashottari.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    शुक्र के नवांश में प्रजात बालकों के लिए (जन्मलग्न में शुक्र का नवांश हो तो) द्वादशोत्तरी दशा फलप्रद होती है। जन्मनक्षत्र से रेवतीनक्षत्र तक गिनकर आठ से भाग दें और शेष से सूर्य-आदिक आठ ग्रहों की महादशा समझे।

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.47 (Dasha Bheda Adhyaya), p.282

  26. 47.26 सत्यापित

    Dvadashottari Dasha: the eight lords (excluding Shukra) and their Dasha-years

    संस्कृत

    स्वयों गुरुः शिखी ज्ञोऽगुः कुजो मन्दो निशाकरः । शुक्रहीना दशानाथा द्विचयात् सप्ततः समाः ॥२६॥

    svayom guruh shikhi jno'guh kujo mando nishakarah | shukrahina dashanatha dvichayat saptatah samah ||26||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [The word printed here as] 'svayom', Guru (Jupiter), Shikhi (Ketu), Jna-Agu [i.e. Budha/Mercury joined by sandhi with a second word], Kuja (Mars), Manda (Saturn), [and] Nishakara (the Moon) -- these, excluding Shukra (Venus), are the Dasha-lords. [Their years], from the lord onward, increase by two starting from seven -- i.e. 7, 9, 11, 13, 15, 17, 19, 21 years, equally applied in that increasing sequence. (Note: per the same-page Hindi commentary's parallel list, in matching word order, the printed words 'svayom' and 'agu' [within jno'gu] correspond in position to Surya and Rahu respectively, though neither is a standard dictionary epithet for either planet; both are retained here exactly as printed rather than normalized.)

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    शुक्र के अतिरिक्त क्रमशः सूर्य, गुरु, केतु, बुध, राहु, मंगल, शनि, तथा चन्द्रमा दशाधिप होते हैं। इनके दशावर्ष सात से द्वयधिक क्रम से अर्थात् (७।९।११।१३।१५।१७।१९।२१।) समझें ॥२५-२६॥

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.47 (Dasha Bheda Adhyaya), p.282

  27. 47.27 सत्यापित

    Panchottari Dasha: applicability condition and counting method

    संस्कृत

    पञ्चोत्तरीदशा कर्कतनौ स्वद्वादशांशगे । मित्रभात्तु जनुर्भान्तं विगणय्याद्रिभिर्भजेत् ॥२७॥

    panchottaridasha karkatanau svadvadashamshage | mitrabhattu janurbhantam viganayyadribhirbhajet ||27||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Panchottari Dasha [applies] when [the ascendant is] Karka (Cancer), or [when the ascendant falls] in its own [i.e. Karka's] dvadashamsha (twelfth-division). Having counted from Mitra-bha [the nakshatra of Mitra, i.e. Anuradha] up to the birth-nakshatra, one should divide by 'adri' [the bhuta-sankhya numeral-word for the seven mountains, i.e. seven].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    कर्क लग्न और उसी के द्वादशांश में जन्म होने पर पञ्चोत्तरीदशा ही फलप्रद होती है। ऐसी स्थिति में अनुराधा से जन्मनक्षत्र तक गिनकर सात से भाग दें।

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.47 (Dasha Bheda Adhyaya), p.283

  28. 47.28 सत्यापित

    Panchottari Dasha: the seven lords in order of the remainder

    संस्कृत

    शेषतः क्रमतो वेद्या दशेशाः सप्त विद्धरैः । रविज्ञार्कसुतो भौमो भार्गवः शशभृद् गुरुः ॥२८॥

    sheshatah kramato vedya dasheshah sapta viddharaih | ravijnyarkasuto bhaumo bhargavah shashabhrid guruh ||28||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    From the remainder, in order [printed word 'viddharaih', sense uncertain], the seven Dasha-lords are to be known: Ravi (the Sun), Jna (Budha/Mercury), Arkasuta ('son of the Sun', i.e. Shani/Saturn), Bhauma (Mars), Bhargava (Shukra/Venus), Shashabhrit ('bearer of the hare', i.e. the Moon), [and] Guru (Jupiter).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    एकादिशेष में सूर्य, बुध, शनि, मंगल, शुक्र, चन्द्रमा, गुरु ये सातों ग्रह दशाधिप होते हैं।

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.47 (Dasha Bheda Adhyaya), p.283

  29. 47.29 सत्यापित

    Panchottari Dasha: the Dasha-years (12 to 18) and exclusion of Rahu-Ketu

    संस्कृत

    स्वयोत् क्रमाद् धृति यावज्ज्ञेया एकैकतोऽधिकाः । तमग्रहौ विना सप्तनभोगानां तु वत्सराः ॥२९॥

    svayot kramad dhriti yavajjneya ekaikato'dhikah | tamagrahau vina saptanabhoganam tu vatsarah ||29||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [Printed as] 'svayot' [sense uncertain -- occupies the same 'from ___, in sequence' position as 47.24's 'ishat', but is a distinct printed word, not the same as 47.26's disclosed 'svayom'], in sequence, up to dhriti (eighteen), are to be known, increasing one by one -- i.e. the Dasha-years run from twelve up to eighteen, each successive lord's years one greater than the last. Excluding the two 'tamas' (darkness) grahas (Rahu and Ketu), these [i.e. the years above] are the years [printed compound 'saptanabhoganam', segmentation/sense uncertain -- likely 'of the seven grahas' portions'].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    इनके दशावर्ष क्रमशः १२, १३, १४, १५, १६, १७, १८, होते हैं। अर्थात् १२ से १८ तक एकोत्तर करके दशावर्ष समझना। पञ्चोत्तरी में तमोग्रह (राहु केतु) की दशा नहीं होती ॥२७-२९॥ जैसे किसी का जन्म रेवतीनक्षत्र में है अतः मंगल की दशा में जन्म हुआ। भयात भभोग द्वारा भुक्तवर्षादि, लाकर पूर्वानुसार दशा लगानी चाहिए ॥२७-२९॥

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.47 (Dasha Bheda Adhyaya), p.283

  30. 47.30 सत्यापित

    Shatabdika Dasha: applicability condition and counting method

    संस्कृत

    वर्गोत्तमगते लग्ने दशा चिन्त्या शताब्दिका । पौष्णाज्जन्मक्षणपर्यन्तं गणयेत् सप्तभिर्हरेत् ॥३०॥

    vargottamagate lagne dasha chintya shatabdika | paushnajjanmakshanaparyantam ganayet saptabhirharet ||30||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the ascendant is in Vargottama [navamsha], the Dasha to be considered is Shatabdika (the 'century' Dasha). From Pausna [the nakshatra of Pushan, i.e. Revati] up to the moment of birth, one should count and divide by seven.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जन्मलग्न वर्गोत्तम नवांशगत हो तो शताब्दिका दशा मान्य होती है। रेवती से जन्मनक्षत्र तक गिनकर सात से भाग दें।

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.47 (Dasha Bheda Adhyaya), p.284

  31. 47.31 सत्यापित

    Shatabdika Dasha: the seven lords in order of the remainder

    संस्कृत

    शेषाङ्के रावतो ज्ञेया दशा शतसमाभिधा । रविश्चन्द्रौ भृगुश्चान्द्रिर्जीव आरः शनैश्चरः ॥३१॥

    sheshanke ravato jneya dasha shatasamabhidha | ravishchandrau bhrigushchandrirjiva arah shanaishcharah ||31||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In the remainder-digit [printed word 'ravatah', sense uncertain but contextually 'starting from Ravi/Surya'], the Dasha named Shata-sama ('equal to a hundred') is to be known: Ravi and Chandra (Sun and Moon), Bhrigu (Shukra) and Chandri ('son of Chandra', i.e. Budha), Jiva (Guru), Ara (Mangal), [and] Shanaishchara (Shani) -- seven lords in all.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    रेवती से जन्मनक्षत्र तक गिनकर सात से भाग लें, एकादिशेष में सूर्य, चन्द्र, शुक्र, बुध, गुरु, मंगल, शनैश्चर, ये सप्तग्रह दशाधिप होते हैं।

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.47 (Dasha Bheda Adhyaya), p.284

  32. 47.32 सत्यापित

    Shatabdika Dasha: the Dasha-years of the seven lords (bhuta-sankhya)

    संस्कृत

    क्रमादेते दशानाथा वाणा वाणा दिशो दश । नखा नखाः खरामाश्च बोध्या अब्दा बुधैः सदा ॥३२॥

    kramadete dashanatha vana vana disho dasha | nakha nakhah kharamashcha bodhya abda budhaih sada ||32||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In this order, these are the Dasha-lords [and their years, given via bhuta-sankhya numeral-words]: vana, vana (five, five -- Kama's five arrows), dishah, dasha (ten, ten -- the ten directions), nakha, nakhah (twenty, twenty -- the [human] nails), and kharamah [thirty, printed as such; the numeral-word's exact etymology is uncertain] -- the years are always to be understood by the wise.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    इन ग्रहों का दशावर्ष क्रमशः ५।५।१०।१०।२०।२०।३०। ये हैं। रेवतीनक्षत्रोत्पन्न जातक सूर्य की महादशा में उत्पन्न हुआ। भयात भभोग द्वारा भुक्तवर्षादि लाकर विंशोत्तरी दशा की तरह दशाज्ञान करना चाहिए ॥३०-३२॥

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.47 (Dasha Bheda Adhyaya), p.284

  33. 47.33 सत्यापित

    Chaturashitisama Dasha: applicability condition and counting method

    संस्कृत

    कर्मस्थे कर्मपे बोध्या दशा चतुरशीतिका । पवनाज्जन्मभं यावद् विगणय्याद्रिभिर्भजेत् ॥३३॥

    karmasthe karmape bodhya dasha chaturashitika | pavanajjanmabham yavad viganayyadribhirbhajet ||33||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the lord of the 10th house (karma-sthana) is [itself] in the 10th house, the Dasha called Chaturashitika ('84-fold') is to be known. From Pavana [the nakshatra of Vayu, i.e. Svati] up to the birth-nakshatra, one should count and divide by 'adri' [the bhuta-sankhya numeral-word for seven].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जन्म समय में दशमेश यदि दशमस्थ हो तो यह (चतुरशीतिसमा) दशा फलप्रद होती है। दशाज्ञानार्थ स्वाती से जन्मनक्षत्र पर्यन्त गिनकर सात से भाग दें।

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.47 (Dasha Bheda Adhyaya), p.284

  34. 47.34 सत्यापित

    Chaturashitisama Dasha: the seven lords and their Dasha-years

    संस्कृत

    शेषतोऽर्कं विधुष्क्ष्माजविज्जीवसितसौरयः । दशेशाः क्रमतस्तेषां द्वादशाब्दाः प्रकीर्तिताः ॥३४॥

    sheshato'rkam vidhushkshmajavijjivasitasaurayah | dasheshah kramatastesham dvadashabdah prakirtitah ||34||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    From the remainder: Arka (Surya), Vidhu (Chandra), Kshmaja ('son of the earth', i.e. Mangal), Vid (Budha), Jiva (Guru), Sita (Shukra), [and] Sauri ('son of Surya', i.e. Shani) -- these are the Dasha-lords in order. Their years are proclaimed as twelve each [7x12=84, matching 'Chaturashiti'=84].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    एकादि शेष में सूर्य, चन्द्र, मंगल, बुध, गुरु, शुक्र तथा शनैश्चर ये सातों ग्रह दशेश होते हैं। रेवती नक्षत्रोत्पन्न जातक का शुक्र की महादशा में जन्म है। अतः भयात भभोग के द्वारा शुक्र का सुद्धवर्षादि लाकर आगे की दशा विंशोत्तरी की तरह जाननी चाहिए ॥३३-३४॥

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.47 (Dasha Bheda Adhyaya), p.284

  35. 47.35 सत्यापित

    Dvisaptatisama Dasha: counting method and the eight lords

    संस्कृत

    मूलाज्जन्मक्षणपर्यन्तं गणयेदष्टभिर्हरेत् । शेषतस्तु दशाधीशाः क्रमादष्टाविनादयः ॥३५॥

    mulajjanmakshanaparyantam ganayedashtabhirharet | sheshatastu dashadhishah kramadashtavinadayah ||35||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    From [the nakshatra] Mula up to the moment of birth, one should count and divide by eight. From the remainder, the Dasha-lords are, in order, the eight [planets beginning with Surya], excluding [Ketu].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    द्विसप्तति सम दशा में मूल नक्षत्र से जन्म नक्षत्र तक गिनकर आठ से भाग दें, एकादि शेष से केतु के अतिरिक्त आठों सूर्यादि ग्रह दशाधिप होते हैं।

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.47 (Dasha Bheda Adhyaya), p.285

  36. 47.36 सत्यापित

    Dvisaptatisama Dasha: the Dasha-years and applicability condition

    संस्कृत

    नव वर्षाणि सर्वेषां विकेतूनां खचारिणाम् । लग्नेशे सप्तमे यत्र लग्ने वा सप्तमाधिपे ॥३६॥

    nava varshani sarvesham viketunam khacharinam | lagneshe saptame yatra lagne va saptamadhipe ||36||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Nine years each for all the sky-wanderers excluding Ketu. [This Dasha applies] where the lagna-lord is in the 7th house, or the 7th-lord is in the lagna.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    प्रत्येक ग्रह का दशावर्ष नौ-नौ होता है। लग्नेश सप्तम में हों या सप्तमेश लग्न में हों, तो यही दशा फलदायी होती है।

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.47 (Dasha Bheda Adhyaya), p.285

  37. 47.37 सत्यापित

    Dvisaptatisama Dasha: total years and calculation method

    संस्कृत

    चिन्तनीया दशा तत्र द्व्यधिका सप्तांतिः समाः । इहापि भुक्तभोग्यादिवर्षं विंशोत्तरीसमम् ॥३७॥

    chintaniya dasha tatra dvyadhika saptantih samah | ihapi bhuktabhogyadivarsham vinshottarisamam ||37||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    There, the Dasha to be considered [totals, printed as] 'dvyadhika saptantih' years [sense: 'two more than seventy' = seventy-two, consistent with the section title Dvisaptatisama and with 8 lords x 9 years = 72; the printed word carries an unexpected anusvara not matching the standard 'saptatih', retained as printed]. Here too, the reckoning of elapsed/balance years is done in the same manner as in Vimshottari [Dasha].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    भुक्तभोग्यादि वर्ष का आनयन विंशोत्तरी दशा की तरह यहाँ भी करना चाहिए ॥३५-३७॥

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.47 (Dasha Bheda Adhyaya), p.285

  38. 47.38 सत्यापित

    Shashtihayani Dasha: applicability and nakshatra grouping

    संस्कृत

    लग्नभस्थो यदार्केस्तु चिन्त्या षष्टिसमा दशा । दास्त्रयं चतुष्कं च रेवत्यन्तं पुनः पुनः ॥३८॥

    lagnabhastho yadarkestu chintya shashtisama dasha | dastrayam chatushkam cha revatyantam punah punah ||38||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the Sun is situated in the lagna-nakshatra [the Ashwini group], the Shashtisama (sixty-fold) Dasha should be considered. [Printed as] 'dastrayam' [a triad, sense uncertain -- see note] and a group of four, repeating again and again up to Revati.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    सूर्य यदि लग्नस्थ हों तो षष्टिसमा दशा मान्य है। अश्विनी से ३, पुनः ४, पुनः ३, पुनः ४ इसी क्रम से रेवत्यन्त नक्षत्रों के गुरु, सूर्य, मंगल, चन्द्र, बुध, शुक्र, शनि तथा राहु ये दशाधिप होते हैं ॥३८-३९॥

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.47 (Dasha Bheda Adhyaya), p.286

  39. 47.39 सत्यापित

    Shashtihayani Dasha: the ten-year and six-year lord groups

    संस्कृत

    गुर्वर्कभूसुतानां च दशावर्षाणि वै दश । ततः शशिज्ञशुक्रार्कपुत्रागूनां समास्तु षट् ॥३९॥

    gurvarkabhusutanam cha dashavarshani vai dasha | tatah shashijnashukrarkaputragunam samastu shat ||39||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Of Guru, Arka (Surya), and Bhusuta ('son of the earth' = Mangal), the Dasha-years are indeed ten each. Then, of Shashi (Chandra), Jna (Budha), Shukra, and the remaining [lords, including Shani and Rahu], the years are six each.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    गुरु, सूर्य तथा मंगल के दश-दश वर्ष शेष चन्द्रादि (चन्द्र, बुध, शुक्र, शनि, राहु) के छह-छह वर्ष दशामान हैं ॥३८-३९॥ रेवतीनक्षत्रोत्पन्न जातक राहु की महादशा में उत्पन्न है। राहु का दशामान ६ वर्ष = ७२ मास है। अतः एक नक्षत्र का मान १८ मास होगा। तीन नक्षत्र के मान ५४ मास में रेवती भयातोत्पन्न मास जोड़कर राहु के भुक्तवर्षादि को ६ वर्ष में घटाने से भोग्यवर्षादि समझकर दशा लगानी चाहिए ॥३८-३९॥

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.47 (Dasha Bheda Adhyaya), p.286

  40. 47.40 सत्यापित

    Shattrimshat-sama Dasha: counting method and the eight lords

    संस्कृत

    श्रवणाज्जन्मभं यावद् विगणय्याष्टभिर्भजेत् । शेषादिन्द्रकं देवेज्यारज्ञाकिसितराहवः ॥४०॥

    shravanajjanmabham yavad viganayyashtabhirbhajet | sheshadindrakam devejyarajnakisitarahavah ||40||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    From Shravana up to the birth-nakshatra, count and divide by eight. From the remainder [in order, the Dasha-lords are printed as a dense compound]: 'sheshadindrakam devejyarajnakisitarahavah' [sense: Indu/Chandra, Devejya/Guru, and others down to Rahu -- the full eight-fold segmentation is not confidently certain from the printed compound; retained exactly as printed].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    श्रवणा नक्षत्र से जन्म नक्षत्र तक गिनकर आठ से भाग दें, एकादि शेष में चन्द्र, सूर्य, गुरु, भौम, बुध, शनि, शुक्र, राहु ये दशेश होते हैं ॥४०-४१॥

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.47 (Dasha Bheda Adhyaya), p.286

  41. 47.41 सत्यापित

    Shattrimshat-sama Dasha: the Dasha-years and applicability condition

    संस्कृत

    दशाधीशाः क्रमादेषां ज्ञेया एकादयः समाः । लग्ने दिवा भास्करस्य होरायां शशिनो निशि ॥४१॥

    dashadhishah kramadesham jneya ekadayah samah | lagne diva bhaskarasya horayam shashino nishi ||41||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The Dasha-lords of these, in order, should be known [to have] one [year] and so on [i.e., increasing 1 through 8]. [This applies] when, by day, the lagna is in the hora of Bhaskara (the Sun), or by night, in the hora of Shashi (the Moon).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    इनका दशावर्षमान क्रमशः १।२।३।४।५।६।७।८ होता है। दिनगत लग्न में सूर्य की होरा हो या रात्रिगत लग्न में चन्द्रमा की होरा हो तो यही षट्त्रिंशत्सम दशा ग्राह्य होनी चाहिए ॥४०-४१॥ उदाहरण-पूर्ववत् समझना चाहिए। रेवती नक्षत्रोत्पन्न जातक का जन्म शनि की दशा में होगा तो भयात, भभोग के द्वारा भुक्त भोग्यवर्षसाधन विंशोत्तरी की तरह जानना ॥४०-४१॥

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.47 (Dasha Bheda Adhyaya), p.286

  42. 47.42 सत्यापित

    Kaladasha: defining the sunrise and sunset twilight periods

    संस्कृत

    बिम्बाधोस्ताद्रवेः पूर्वं परस्तादुदयादपि । पञ्चघट्यस्तूभयत्र सन्ध्यैव दशनाडिका ॥४२॥

    bimbadhostadraveh purvam parastadudayadapi | panchaghatyastubhayatra sandhyaiva dashanadika ||42||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [Printed as] 'bimbadhostadraveh' [sense uncertain, see note] before, and also beyond the rising -- on both sides [of sunrise and sunset], five ghatis each; thus the twilight (sandhya) is ten-ghatika.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    सूर्यबिम्बार्धोदय से पूर्व तथा पश्चात् पांच-पांच घटी एवं सूर्य बिम्बार्धास्त से भी पूर्व तथा पश्चात् पांच-पांच घटी, इस तरह दश-दश घटी प्रातः एवं सायं सन्ध्या होती है।

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.47 (Dasha Bheda Adhyaya), p.287

  43. 47.43 सत्यापित

    Kaladasha: total twilight and the Purna period

    संस्कृत

    सन्ध्याद्वयं च विंशत्या घटिकाभिः प्रकीर्तितम् । दिनस्य विंशतिर्घट्यः पूर्णसंज्ञा उदाहृताः ॥४३॥

    sandhyadvayam cha vinshatya ghatikabhih prakirtitam | dinasya vinshatirghatyah purnasamjna udahritah ||43||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    And the pair of twilights is declared [to total] twenty ghatikas. The [remaining] twenty ghatis of the day are termed by the name 'Purna' (full).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    दोनों सन्ध्याएँ २० घटी प्रमाण कही गई हैं। दिन की अवशिष्ट सन्ध्याद्वय के बीच वाली २० घटिकाएँ पूर्ण संज्ञक हैं।

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.47 (Dasha Bheda Adhyaya), p.287

  44. 47.44 सत्यापित

    Kaladasha: the Mugdha (night) and Khanda (sunrise-twilight) periods

    संस्कृत

    निशाया मुग्धसंज्ञाश्च घटिका विंशतिश्च याः । सूर्योदये तु या सन्ध्या खण्डाख्या दशनाडिका ॥४४॥

    nishaya mugdhasamjnashcha ghatika vinshatishcha yah | suryodaye tu ya sandhya khandakhya dashanadika ||44||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    And whichever twenty ghatikas are of the night are termed by the name 'Mugdha'. But the twilight which is at sunrise, named 'Khanda', is ten-ghatika.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    रात्रि की २० घटिकायें मुग्ध संज्ञक हैं। प्रातःकालिक सन्ध्या खण्ड संज्ञक होती है।

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.47 (Dasha Bheda Adhyaya), p.287

  45. 47.45 सत्यापित

    Kaladasha: the Sudha (sunset-twilight) period and the divisor

    संस्कृत

    अस्तकाले तु या सन्ध्या सुधाख्या दशनाडिका । पूर्णोस्नुग्ध्याभिधा घट्यो द्विघ्नास्तष्टाः शरेन्दुभिः ॥४५॥

    astakale tu ya sandhya sudhakhya dashanadika | purnosnugdhyabhidha ghatyo dvighnastashtah sharendubhih ||45||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    But the twilight which is at the time of setting, named 'Sudha', is ten-ghatika. [Printed as] 'purnosnugdhyabhidha' [sense: the ghatis named Purna and Mugdha, contextually consistent with 47.43-44, but the compound's exact segmentation is uncertain] -- those ghatis, when doubled, [are divided] by fifteen (shara-indu, a bhuta-sankhya numeral-word cross-validated against the commentary's explicit '15').

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    सायं सन्ध्या सुधा संज्ञक होती है। प्रत्येक सन्ध्या दश-दश घटी तुल्य होती है।

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.47 (Dasha Bheda Adhyaya), p.287

  46. 47.46 सत्यापित

    Kaladasha: value derivation from the Khanda/Sudha ghatikas

    संस्कृत

    तद्दरखण्डसुधानाभ्यश्तुघ्नाँस्तांथभिहताः । आसन्नब्दादिकं मानं रव्यादीनां नभस्सदाम् ॥४६॥

    taddarakhandasudhanabhyashtughnamstanthabhihatah | asannabdadikam manam ravyadinam nabhassadam ||46||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [Printed as] 'taddarakhandasudhanabhyashtughnamstanthabhihatah' [dense compound, precise segmentation uncertain -- see note]. The approximate year-and-so-forth measure for Ravi and the other sky-dwelling [nine grahas thereby results].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पूर्ण या मुग्ध घट्यों को (दिन या रात्रि में जन्म के अनुसार) दो से गुणा कर पन्द्रह से भाग दें। इसी तरह खण्ड या सुधा संज्ञक घटी में जन्म हो तो उसका गतघटी को उपयुक्त गुणक से गुणाकर पन्द्रह से भाग देने पर को सूर्यादि ग्रहसंख्या (एक-दो आदि) से गुणा करने पर सूर्यादि नवग्रहों की काळदशा होती है ॥४२-४७॥

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.47 (Dasha Bheda Adhyaya), p.287

  47. 47.47 सत्यापित

    Kaladasha: the Kala-designation for the nine grahas

    संस्कृत

    क्रमादेकादिगुणितं पृथग् मानं दशोद्भवम् । कालसंज्ञमिनादीनां नवानां परिकीर्तितम् ॥४७॥

    kramadekadigunitam prithag manam dashodbhavam | kalasamjnaminadinam navanam parikirtitam ||47||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In order, multiplied by one, two, and so on, each separately, the measure arising from ten [is derived]. The 'Kala' designation of Ina (Surya) and the other [planets], the nine [grahas], is thus declared.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    क्रमशः एक आदि से गुणा किया हुआ पृथक्-पृथक् मान दश से उत्पन्न होता है। सूर्यादि नवों ग्रहों की काल संज्ञा इस प्रकार कही गई है। उदाहरण-इष्टघटी = ४।१५, यह प्रातः सन्ध्या दशघटी के भीतर है अतः उसकी गतघटी ९।१५ को ४ से गुणा किया ३६।६० = ३७।० । इसमें १५ से भाग देने पर लब्ध वर्षादि २।५।१८ मान को एकादि संख्या से गुणा करने पर सूर्य से आरम्भ कर केतु पर्यन्त नवग्रहों की काळदशा निम्न चित्रस्थ हैं-

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.47 (Dasha Bheda Adhyaya), p.287

  48. 47.48 सत्यापित

    Chakra Dasha: determining the starting rashi by night/day/twilight birth

    संस्कृत

    नक्तमङ्गश्रितादहि राशेरङ्गाधिपान्वितात् । अर्धसन्ध्ये घनस्थानगताच्चक्रदशा स्मृता ॥४८॥

    naktamangashritadahi rasherangadhipanvitat | ardhasandhye ghanasthanagatacchakradasha smrita ||48||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [Printed as] 'naktam-anga-shritat-ahi' [line1's precise segmentation is uncertain, see note] ... from [the rashi] joined with the lord of the amsha of the rashi; and in the half-twilight (birth during sandhya), from the rashi occupying the 2nd house (dhana-sthana) -- thus is Chakra Dasha remembered.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    रात्रि में जन्म रहे तो लग्नादि राशिक्रम ले, दिन में जन्म रहे तो लग्नेश युक्त राशिक्रम से, सन्ध्यागत जन्म हो तो धनभावस्थ राशि से आरम्भ कर द्वादश राशियों

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.47 (Dasha Bheda Adhyaya), p.288

  49. 47.49 सत्यापित

    Chakra Dasha: ten-year duration per rashi and the name's etymology

    संस्कृत

    प्रत्येकस्य दशामानं दशाब्दा मुनिभिः क्रमात् । राशीनां तु नभश्चक्रस्थितानां समुदीरितम् ॥४९॥

    pratyekasya dashamanam dashabda munibhih kramat | rashinam tu nabhashchakrasthitanam samudiritam ||49||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The duration of each [rashi's] dasha has been declared by the sages, in order, to be ten years each -- of the rashis that are situated in the wheel of the sky (nabhash-chakra).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    की दशा होती है। प्रत्येक राशि का दशामान दशवर्ष प्रमाण है। आकाश चक्र में राशियों की सत्ता होने के कारण इसका नाम चक्रदशा है। ॥४८-४९॥ उदाहरण-यदि संवत् २०२९ श्रावण शुक्ल पूर्णिमा गुरुवार को चार बजे दिन में किसी का जन्म है। उस समय जन्म लग्न, धन और लग्नेशाश्रितराशि भी धन ही है। अतः उपर्युक्त नियमानुसार धन से आरम्भ कर द्वादश राशियों की दशा हुई। दशाक्रम निम्नांकित है-

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.47 (Dasha Bheda Adhyaya), p.288

  50. 47.50 सत्यापित

    Kalachakra Dasha: frame narrative -- Shiva's teaching to Parvati

    संस्कृत

    कालचक्रदशां वच्मि नराणामथ या पुरा । पार्वत्यै कथिता विप्र! स्वयमेव पिनाकिना ॥५०॥

    kalachakradashan vachmi naranamatha ya pura | parvatyai kathita vipra svayameva pinakina ||50||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    I shall now declare the Kalachakra-dasha of men, which was formerly told, O Brahmin, to Parvati by Pinaki (Shiva) himself.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पराशर ने कहा-(अब) मैं कालचक्र दशा बतलाता हूँ, जिसे शंकर ने पार्वती को पहले बतलाया था।

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.47 (Dasha Bheda Adhyaya), p.289

  51. 47.51 सत्यापित

    Kalachakra Dasha: the promise to give its essence

    संस्कृत

    सारमुद्धृत्य तस्यास्तु वदामि श्रृणु यद्बलात् । शुभाशुभं मनुष्याणां ज्ञातुं शक्नोति मानवः ॥५१॥

    saramuddhritya tasyastu vadami shrinu yadbalat | shubhashubham manushyanam jnatum shaknoti manavah ||51||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Extracting the essence of that, I shall tell it -- listen -- by whose strength a person is able to know the good and evil of men.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    उस दशा का सारांश ही बतलाता हूँ जिसके द्वारा मनुष्यों का शुभाशुभ जाना जा सकता है ॥५०-५१॥

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.47 (Dasha Bheda Adhyaya), p.289

  52. 47.52 सत्यापित

    Chakralekhana-prakara: drawing the twelve-spoked wheel

    संस्कृत

    द्वादशारं लिखेच्चक्रं तिर्यगूर्ध्वेसमानकम् । द्वादशैव गृहाणि स्युद्विधा सव्यापसव्यतः ॥५२॥

    dvadasharam likhecchakram tiryagurdhvesamanakam | dvadashaiva grihani syudvidha savyapasavyatah ||52||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    One should draw a twelve-spoked wheel, uniform in its horizontal and vertical [lines]; there are twelve compartments (houses), two-fold by the clockwise (savya) and counter-clockwise (apasavya) [paths].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    तिरछी एवं खड़ी रेखाओं के द्वारा १२.१२, कोष्ठों के सव्य और अपसव्य द्वा चक्र लिखें।

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.47 (Dasha Bheda Adhyaya), p.289

  53. 47.53 सत्यापित

    Placement of the twelve rashis in the wheel

    संस्कृत

    द्वितीयादिषु कोष्ठेषु राशीन् मेषादिकान् न्यसेत् । एवं द्वादशराश्याख्यं कालचक्रमुदीरितम् ॥५३॥

    dvitiyadishu koshtheshu rashin meshadikan nyaset | evam dvadasharashyakhyam kalachakramudiritam ||53||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In the second and following compartments, one should place the rashis beginning with Mesha (Aries). Thus the Kalachakra, named for its twelve rashis, has been declared.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    उसके द्वितीयादि कोष्ठों में मेषादिक राशियों का न्यास करें। इस प्रकार सिद्ध चक द्वादश-राश्यात्मक कालचक्र कहलाता है ॥५२-५३॥

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.47 (Dasha Bheda Adhyaya), p.289

  54. 47.54 सत्यापित

    Chakre nakshatra-nyasa-vidhi: the Ashvini and Rohini nakshatra-triads

    संस्कृत

    अश्विन्यादित्रयं चक्रसव्यमार्गे व्यवस्थितम् । रोहिण्यादित्रयं चैवमपसव्यं व्यवस्थितम् ॥५४॥

    ashvinyaditrayam chakrasavyamarge vyavasthitam | rohinyaditrayam chaivamapasavyam vyavasthitam ||54||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The triad [of nakshatras] beginning with Ashvini is situated in the clockwise (savya) path of the wheel; likewise the triad beginning with Rohini is situated in the counter-clockwise (apasavya) [path].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    अश्विन्यादि तीन नक्षत्र सव्यचक्र में, रोहिण्यादि तीन नक्षत्र अपसव्यचक्र में,

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.47 (Dasha Bheda Adhyaya), p.289

  55. 47.55 सत्यापित

    The four quadrant-starting nakshatras of the wheel

    संस्कृत

    एवं विधाय भानां तु विभागं चक्रमुल्लिखेत् । अश्विन्यादीति हस्त-क्षेत्रमूल-प्रोष्ठपदाभिधाः ॥५५॥

    evam vidhaya bhanam tu vibhagam chakrmullikhet | ashvinyaditi hasta-kshetramula-proshthapadabhidhah ||55||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Having thus made the division of the nakshatras, one should draw the wheel. [Printed as] 'ashvinyaditi hasta-kshetramula-proshthapadabhidhah' [line2's precise word-segmentation and technical sense are uncertain, see note] -- [the quadrant starting-points being] named Ashvini, Hasta, Kshetra(?)-Mula, and the one designated Proshthapada.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पुनः तीन-तीन नक्षत्र सव्य और अपसव्य दोनों चक्रों में न्यास करना चाहिए। इस विभागानुसार सव्यचक्र में १५, और अपसव्य चक्र में १२, नक्षत्र होते हैं।

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.47 (Dasha Bheda Adhyaya), p.289

  56. 47.56 सत्यापित

    Deity-name mnemonics for the savya-chakra nakshatras

    संस्कृत

    विश्वाग्निपवनव्यालैर्वत्यः सव्यभानि वै । एतद्दशोऽडुपादानामाश्विन्यादौ च वीक्षयेत् ॥५६॥

    vishvagnipavanavyalairvatyah savyabhani vai | etaddashodupadanamashvinyadau cha vikshayet ||56||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [Printed as] 'vishva-agni-pavana-vyalair-vatyah' [line1's precise sense is uncertain, see note] are indeed the savya (clockwise) nakshatras; one should observe this group of ten nakshatras, beginning with Ashvini and so on.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    अश्विनी, पुनर्वसु, हस्त, मूल, पूर्वभाद्रपद, कृत्तिका, आश्लेषा, स्वाती, उत्तराषाढ, रेवती - ये सव्यचक्र के नक्षत्र हैं। इन नक्षत्रों के चरणों को अश्विनीचरण के समान देखना चाहिए ॥५४-५६॥

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.47 (Dasha Bheda Adhyaya), p.289

  57. 47.57 सत्यापित

    Deha-Jiva-Nirikshana-Vidhi: the question posed

    संस्कृत

    ऋक्षाणामङ्घ्रिषु कथं देहो जीवश्च सुव्रत । सांविस्तरं तयोश्चिह्नं प्रकारमधुना शृणु ॥५७॥

    rikshanamanghrishu katham deho jivashcha suvrata | samvistaram tayoshchihnam prakaramadhuna shrinu ||57||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    How, O one of good vows, are the deha (body) and jiva (life) [assigned] at the padas of the nakshatras? Listen now, in detail, to the method of determining the mark of those two.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    नक्षत्रों के चरणों में किस प्रकार देह, जीव, देखना चाहिए इसका सविस्तर प्रकार बतलाता हूँ, हे मैत्रेय! सुनो। अश्विनी नक्षत्र के प्रथम चरण का मेष देह और धनु जीव कहलाते हैं, तथा मेष से धनु पर्यन्त राशि एवं राशीश क्रमशः दशाधीश होते हैं ॥५७-५८॥

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.47 (Dasha Bheda Adhyaya), p.290

  58. 47.58 सत्यापित

    Deha-Jiva for the 1st pada (Mesha/Dhanu)

    संस्कृत

    देहजीवौ मेषचापौ दाश्राद्यचरणस्य च । मेषाद्याश्वापपर्यन्तं राशिपाश्च दशाधिपाः ॥५८॥

    dehajivau meshachapau dashradyacharanasya cha | meshadyashvapaparyantam rashipashcha dashadhipah ||58||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Deha and jiva, for the first pada of Ashvini, are Mesha (Aries) and Dhanu (Sagittarius); and the rashis and their lords, from Mesha up to Dhanu, are in turn the dasha-lords.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    नक्षत्रों के चरणों में किस प्रकार देह, जीव, देखना चाहिए इसका सविस्तर प्रकार बतलाता हूँ, हे मैत्रेय! सुनो। अश्विनी नक्षत्र के प्रथम चरण का मेष देह और धनु जीव कहलाते हैं, तथा मेष से धनु पर्यन्त राशि एवं राशीश क्रमशः दशाधीश होते हैं ॥५७-५८॥

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.47 (Dasha Bheda Adhyaya), p.290

  59. 47.59 सत्यापित

    Deha-Jiva for the 2nd pada (Makara/Mithuna)

    संस्कृत

    देहजीवौ नक्रयुग्मे द्वितीयेऽङ्घ्रावुदीरितौ । नक्रतो मिथुनान्तं तु राशिपाश्च दशाधिपाः ॥५९॥

    dehajivau nakrayugme dvitiye'nghravudiritau | nakrato mithunantam tu rashipashcha dashadhipah ||59||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Deha and jiva are declared, at the second pada, to be [in] the Makara-pair [Makara and Mithuna]; and the rashis and their lords, from Makara up to Mithuna, are the dasha-lords.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    अश्विनी के द्वितीय चरण में मकर देह और मिथुन जीव कहे गए हैं तथा मकर से मिथुन पर्यन्त राशियों के स्वामी दशाधिप होते हैं। अश्विनी आदि दश नक्षत्रों के तृतीय चरण में वृष, मिथुन क्रमशः देह, जीव, तथा २, १, १२, ११, १०, ९, १, २, ३, इन राशियों के स्वामी दशेश होते हैं। अश्विनी आदि दश नक्षत्रों के चतुर्थ चरण में कर्क, मीन क्रमशः देह जीव होते हैं, और कर्क से मीन पर्यन्त राशिस्वामी दशाधिप होते हैं ॥५९-६२॥

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.47 (Dasha Bheda Adhyaya), p.290

  60. 47.60 सत्यापित

    Deha-Jiva for the 3rd pada (Vrishabha/Mithuna)

    संस्कृत

    दाश्रादिदशताराणां तृतीयचरणे मुने! । गोदेहो मिथुनं जीवो द्व्येकार्केशदशाङ्घ्रिपाः ॥६०॥

    dashradidashataranam tritiyacharane mune | godeho mithunam jivo dvyekarkeshadashanghripah ||60||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    O sage, at the third pada of the ten nakshatras beginning with Dasra (Ashvini), Go (Vrishabha) is the deha and Mithuna the jiva; and [the rashis numbered] two, one, twelve, [etc., counted from Vrishabha,] are the padas' dasha-[lords].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    अश्विनी के द्वितीय चरण में मकर देह और मिथुन जीव कहे गए हैं तथा मकर से मिथुन पर्यन्त राशियों के स्वामी दशाधिप होते हैं। अश्विनी आदि दश नक्षत्रों के तृतीय चरण में वृष, मिथुन क्रमशः देह, जीव, तथा २, १, १२, ११, १०, ९, १, २, ३, इन राशियों के स्वामी दशेश होते हैं। अश्विनी आदि दश नक्षत्रों के चतुर्थ चरण में कर्क, मीन क्रमशः देह जीव होते हैं, और कर्क से मीन पर्यन्त राशिस्वामी दशाधिप होते हैं ॥५९-६२॥

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.47 (Dasha Bheda Adhyaya), p.290

  61. 47.61 सत्यापित

    Deha-Jiva for the 4th pada (Karka/Mina), continued

    संस्कृत

    इन्द्राक्षिरामभेशाश्च दशाधिपतयः क्रमात् । अश्विन्यादिदशोर्ध्वानां चतुर्थेचरणेऽपि च ॥६१॥

    indrakshiramabheshashcha dashadhipatayah kramat | ashvinyadidashordhvanam chaturthecharane'pi cha ||61||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    And [the rashi-lords named] Indra, Akshi, Rama, Bha, Isha are, in order, the dasha-lords; and also, at the fourth pada of the ten [nakshatras] beginning with Ashvini and above [them] --

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    अश्विनी के द्वितीय चरण में मकर देह और मिथुन जीव कहे गए हैं तथा मकर से मिथुन पर्यन्त राशियों के स्वामी दशाधिप होते हैं। अश्विनी आदि दश नक्षत्रों के तृतीय चरण में वृष, मिथुन क्रमशः देह, जीव, तथा २, १, १२, ११, १०, ९, १, २, ३, इन राशियों के स्वामी दशेश होते हैं। अश्विनी आदि दश नक्षत्रों के चतुर्थ चरण में कर्क, मीन क्रमशः देह जीव होते हैं, और कर्क से मीन पर्यन्त राशिस्वामी दशाधिप होते हैं ॥५९-६२॥

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.47 (Dasha Bheda Adhyaya), p.290

  62. 47.62 सत्यापित

    Deha-Jiva for the 4th pada, closing the Ashvini-group scheme

    संस्कृत

    कर्कमीनौ देहजीवौ कर्कादिनवभाधिपाः । दशाधिपा नव ज्ञेया इति मैत्रेय! निश्चितम् ॥६२॥

    karkaminau dehajivau karkadinavabhadhipah | dashadhipa nava jneya iti maitreya nishchitam ||62||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    -- Karka (Cancer) and Mina (Pisces) are deha and jiva, and the lords of the nine [rashis] beginning with Karka are to be known as the nine dasha-lords. Thus, O Maitreya, it is settled.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    अश्विनी के द्वितीय चरण में मकर देह और मिथुन जीव कहे गए हैं तथा मकर से मिथुन पर्यन्त राशियों के स्वामी दशाधिप होते हैं। अश्विनी आदि दश नक्षत्रों के तृतीय चरण में वृष, मिथुन क्रमशः देह, जीव, तथा २, १, १२, ११, १०, ९, १, २, ३, इन राशियों के स्वामी दशेश होते हैं। अश्विनी आदि दश नक्षत्रों के चतुर्थ चरण में कर्क, मीन क्रमशः देह जीव होते हैं, और कर्क से मीन पर्यन्त राशिस्वामी दशाधिप होते हैं ॥५९-६२॥

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.47 (Dasha Bheda Adhyaya), p.290

  63. 47.63 सत्यापित

    Naming the second nakshatra-group (five nakshatras beginning with Bharani)

    संस्कृत

    यमज्यचित्रातायक्षां उत्तराभाद्रलग्नकाः । एतत्पञ्चाडुपादीनां भरण्यादौ विचारयेत् ॥६३॥

    yamajyachitratayaksham uttarabhadralagnakah | etatpanchadupadinam bharanyadau vicharayet ||63||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [Printed as] 'yamajya-chitrata-yaksham' [line1's precise word-segmentation is uncertain, see note] -- having Uttarabhadrapada as the [final] lagna. This [rule] should be considered for the padas of these five nakshatras, beginning with Bharani. [The page291 commentary explicitly names this group in plain Hindi as Bharani, Pushya, Chitra, Purva Ashadha, and Uttara Bhadrapada -- this confirms the group's membership without resolving the Sanskrit compound's own word-segmentation, which remains retained as printed.]

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    भरणी, पुष्य, चित्रा, पूर्वाषाढ़ तथा उत्तराभाद्र ये पांच भरण्यादि नक्षत्र कहलाते हैं। इनके चरणों में भरणी के समान देह-जीव समझना। भरणी के प्रथम चरण में वृश्चिक, मीन, क्रमशः देह-जीव होते हैं, और ८, ७, ६, ४, ५, ३, २, १, १२, राशियों के स्वामी क्रमशः दशाधिप होते हैं। भरणी के द्वितीय चरण में कुम्भ, कन्या, क्रमशः देह-जीव होते हैं, तथा दशाधीश ११, १०, ९, १, २, ३, ४, ५, ६ इन राशियों के स्वामी हैं। भरणी के तृतीय चरण में तुला, कन्या, क्रमशः देह-जीव हैं, तथा ७, ८, ९, १०, ११, १२, ८, ७, ६ इन राशियों के स्वामी दशाधीश हैं। भरणी के चतुर्थ चरण में कर्क तथा धनु क्रमशः देह-जीव हैं। दशाधीश ४, ५, ३, २, १, १२, ११, १०, ९ राशियों के स्वामी होते हैं। सव्य चक्र में उपयुक्त स्थिति जाननी चाहिए। अपसव्य चक्रस्थिति आगे कही जा रही है ॥६३-६७॥

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.47 (Dasha Bheda Adhyaya), p.290

  64. 47.64 सत्यापित

    Deha-Jiva for the second group's 1st pada (Bharani/Yama)

    संस्कृत

    याम्यप्रथमपादेऽत्र देहजीवावलिङ्घषः । नागागत्तृपयोर्वीषुगामाक्षीन्द्रकंभेश्वराः ॥६४॥

    yamyaprathamapade'tra dehajivavalinghashah | nagagattripayorvishugamakshindrakambheshvarah ||64||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [Printed as] 'dehajivavalinghashah' [line1's compound is uncertain, see note] -- here, at Yama's [Bharani's] first pada, the deha and jiva are... [Printed as] 'nagagattripayorvishugamakshindrakambheshvarah' [line2's precise word-segmentation is likewise uncertain, see note]. [The page291 commentary gives Bharani pada1's deha/jiva plainly as Vrishchika/Meena, with dasha-lords ruling rashis 8,7,6,4,5,3,2,1,12 -- this confirms the intended content without resolving the Sanskrit compound's own word-segmentation, which remains retained as printed.]

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    भरणी, पुष्य, चित्रा, पूर्वाषाढ़ तथा उत्तराभाद्र ये पांच भरण्यादि नक्षत्र कहलाते हैं। इनके चरणों में भरणी के समान देह-जीव समझना। भरणी के प्रथम चरण में वृश्चिक, मीन, क्रमशः देह-जीव होते हैं, और ८, ७, ६, ४, ५, ३, २, १, १२, राशियों के स्वामी क्रमशः दशाधिप होते हैं। भरणी के द्वितीय चरण में कुम्भ, कन्या, क्रमशः देह-जीव होते हैं, तथा दशाधीश ११, १०, ९, १, २, ३, ४, ५, ६ इन राशियों के स्वामी हैं। भरणी के तृतीय चरण में तुला, कन्या, क्रमशः देह-जीव हैं, तथा ७, ८, ९, १०, ११, १२, ८, ७, ६ इन राशियों के स्वामी दशाधीश हैं। भरणी के चतुर्थ चरण में कर्क तथा धनु क्रमशः देह-जीव हैं। दशाधीश ४, ५, ३, २, १, १२, ११, १०, ९ राशियों के स्वामी होते हैं। सव्य चक्र में उपयुक्त स्थिति जाननी चाहिए। अपसव्य चक्रस्थिति आगे कही जा रही है ॥६३-६७॥

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.47 (Dasha Bheda Adhyaya), p.290

  65. 47.65 सत्यापित

    Deha-Jiva for the Bharani-group's 2nd pada

    संस्कृत

    याम्यद्वितीयपादस्य देहजीवौ घटाङ्गने । रुद्रादिङ्ग-नन्द-चन्द्राक्षि-रामाब्धीश्वङ्गभाधिपाः ॥६५॥

    yamyadvitiyapadasya dehajivau ghatanghane | rudradingga-nanda-chandrakshi-ramabdhishvangabhadhipah ||65||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Of Yama's [Bharani's] second pada, deha and jiva are Ghata [Kumbha/Aquarius] and Angana [i.e. Kanya/Virgo, per the commentary]. [Printed as] 'rudradingga-nanda-chandrakshi-ramabdhishvangabhadhipah' [a dasha-lord compound, likely encoding numbers in Bhutasankhya style; precise decode not asserted here] -- the dasha-lords are the rulers of the rashis, given plainly by the commentary as 11, 10, 9, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    भरणी, पुष्य, चित्रा, पूर्वाषाढ़ तथा उत्तराभाद्र ये पांच भरण्यादि नक्षत्र कहलाते हैं। इनके चरणों में भरणी के समान देह-जीव समझना। भरणी के प्रथम चरण में वृश्चिक, मीन, क्रमशः देह-जीव होते हैं, और ८, ७, ६, ४, ५, ३, २, १, १२, राशियों के स्वामी क्रमशः दशाधिप होते हैं। भरणी के द्वितीय चरण में कुम्भ, कन्या, क्रमशः देह-जीव होते हैं, तथा दशाधीश ११, १०, ९, १, २, ३, ४, ५, ६ इन राशियों के स्वामी हैं। भरणी के तृतीय चरण में तुला, कन्या, क्रमशः देह-जीव हैं, तथा ७, ८, ९, १०, ११, १२, ८, ७, ६ इन राशियों के स्वामी दशाधीश हैं। भरणी के चतुर्थ चरण में कर्क तथा धनु क्रमशः देह-जीव हैं। दशाधीश ४, ५, ३, २, १, १२, ११, १०, ९ राशियों के स्वामी होते हैं। सव्य चक्र में उपयुक्त स्थिति जाननी चाहिए। अपसव्य चक्रस्थिति आगे कही जा रही है ॥६३-६७॥

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.47 (Dasha Bheda Adhyaya), p.291

  66. 47.66 सत्यापित

    Deha-Jiva for the Bharani-group's 3rd pada

    संस्कृत

    याम्यतृतीयपादस्य देहजीवौ तुलाङ्गने । सप्ताष्टाङ्कदिगीशाङ्के-गजाद्रिरसभाधिपाः ॥६६॥

    yamyatritiyapadasya dehajivau tulanghane | saptashtankadigishanke-gajadrirasabhadhipah ||66||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Of Yama's third pada, deha and jiva are Tula [Libra] and Angana [Kanya/Virgo]. [Printed as] 'saptashtankadigishanke-gajadrirasabhadhipah' [a dasha-lord compound, precise decode not asserted here] -- the dasha-lords are the rulers of the rashis, given plainly by the commentary as 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 8, 7, 6.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    भरणी, पुष्य, चित्रा, पूर्वाषाढ़ तथा उत्तराभाद्र ये पांच भरण्यादि नक्षत्र कहलाते हैं। इनके चरणों में भरणी के समान देह-जीव समझना। भरणी के प्रथम चरण में वृश्चिक, मीन, क्रमशः देह-जीव होते हैं, और ८, ७, ६, ४, ५, ३, २, १, १२, राशियों के स्वामी क्रमशः दशाधिप होते हैं। भरणी के द्वितीय चरण में कुम्भ, कन्या, क्रमशः देह-जीव होते हैं, तथा दशाधीश ११, १०, ९, १, २, ३, ४, ५, ६ इन राशियों के स्वामी हैं। भरणी के तृतीय चरण में तुला, कन्या, क्रमशः देह-जीव हैं, तथा ७, ८, ९, १०, ११, १२, ८, ७, ६ इन राशियों के स्वामी दशाधीश हैं। भरणी के चतुर्थ चरण में कर्क तथा धनु क्रमशः देह-जीव हैं। दशाधीश ४, ५, ३, २, १, १२, ११, १०, ९ राशियों के स्वामी होते हैं। सव्य चक्र में उपयुक्त स्थिति जाननी चाहिए। अपसव्य चक्रस्थिति आगे कही जा रही है ॥६३-६७॥

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.47 (Dasha Bheda Adhyaya), p.291

  67. 47.67 सत्यापित

    Deha-Jiva for the Bharani-group's 4th pada; savya-chakra closes

    संस्कृत

    देहजीवौ कर्कचापौ चतुर्थचरणे स्मृतौ । वन्दवाणाग्निनेत्रेन्दु-सूर्यशदशनन्दपाः दशाधिपाः सव्यमेवमपसव्यमतः परम् ॥६७॥

    dehajivau karkachapau chaturthacharane smritau | vandavanagninetrendu-suryashadashanandapah dashadhipah savyamevamapasavyamatah param ||67||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Deha and jiva for the fourth pada are remembered as Karka [Cancer] and Chapa [Dhanu/Sagittarius, the 'bow-bearer']. [Printed as] 'vandavanagninetrendu-suryashadashanandapah' [a dasha-lord compound, precise decode not asserted here] -- the dasha-lords are the rulers of the rashis, given plainly by the commentary as 4, 5, 3, 2, 1, 12, 11, 10, 9. Thus ends the savya [clockwise wheel, in this manner]; beyond this is the apasavya [counterclockwise wheel].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    भरणी, पुष्य, चित्रा, पूर्वाषाढ़ तथा उत्तराभाद्र ये पांच भरण्यादि नक्षत्र कहलाते हैं। इनके चरणों में भरणी के समान देह-जीव समझना। भरणी के प्रथम चरण में वृश्चिक, मीन, क्रमशः देह-जीव होते हैं, और ८, ७, ६, ४, ५, ३, २, १, १२, राशियों के स्वामी क्रमशः दशाधिप होते हैं। भरणी के द्वितीय चरण में कुम्भ, कन्या, क्रमशः देह-जीव होते हैं, तथा दशाधीश ११, १०, ९, १, २, ३, ४, ५, ६ इन राशियों के स्वामी हैं। भरणी के तृतीय चरण में तुला, कन्या, क्रमशः देह-जीव हैं, तथा ७, ८, ९, १०, ११, १२, ८, ७, ६ इन राशियों के स्वामी दशाधीश हैं। भरणी के चतुर्थ चरण में कर्क तथा धनु क्रमशः देह-जीव हैं। दशाधीश ४, ५, ३, २, १, १२, ११, १०, ९ राशियों के स्वामी होते हैं। सव्य चक्र में उपयुक्त स्थिति जाननी चाहिए। अपसव्य चक्रस्थिति आगे कही जा रही है ॥६३-६७॥

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.47 (Dasha Bheda Adhyaya), p.291

  68. 47.68 सत्यापित

    Apasavya (counterclockwise) 12-spoke wheel construction

    संस्कृत

    द्वादशारं लिखेच्चक्रं यथापूर्वं द्विजोत्तम! । द्वितीयादिषु काष्ठेषु वृश्चिकाद् व्यस्तमालिखेत् ॥६८॥

    dvadasharam likhechchakram yathapurvam dvijottama | dvitiyadishu kashtheshu vrishchikad vyastamalikhet ||68||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Draw a twelve-spoked wheel as before, O best of the twice-born! In the second and subsequent compartments, write [the rashis] in reverse order, starting from Vrishchika [Scorpio] -- mirroring the savya wheel's construction (47.52-53) but reversed and starting from a different rashi.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पूर्ववत् १२ कोष्ठ वाले चक्र लिखकर द्वितीय कोष्ठ में वृश्चिक ले उलटा (वृश्चिक, तुला आदि) राशियों का निर्न्यास करें । उसमें रोहिणी, मघा, विशाखा, श्रवण इन चार नक्षत्रों में देह-जीवादि रोहिणी के समान समझें । प्राचीनों ने इन्हें असव्य नक्षत्र कहा है ।

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.47 (Dasha Bheda Adhyaya), p.291

  69. 47.69 सत्यापित

    Naming the apasavya nakshatra-group

    संस्कृत

    प्राजापत्यसमग्राह्यौंशश्रवणं च चतुष्टयम् । असव्यनक्षत्रमदः प्राचीनैः समुदीरितम् ॥६९॥

    prajapatyasamagrahyaumshashravanam cha chatushtayam | asavyanakshatramadah prachinaih samudiritam ||69||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [Printed as] 'prajapatyasamagrahyaumshashravanam' [line1's precise word-segmentation is uncertain -- escalated to 6x half-split zoom, glyph sequence confirmed unchanged from the initial read, but the compound remains genuinely dense and not confidently segmentable] -- and Shravana: these four. This apasavya-nakshatra [group] has been declared by the ancients.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पूर्ववत् १२ कोष्ठ वाले चक्र लिखकर द्वितीय कोष्ठ में वृश्चिक ले उलटा (वृश्चिक, तुला आदि) राशियों का निर्न्यास करें । उसमें रोहिणी, मघा, विशाखा, श्रवण इन चार नक्षत्रों में देह-जीवादि रोहिणी के समान समझें । प्राचीनों ने इन्हें असव्य नक्षत्र कहा है ।

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.47 (Dasha Bheda Adhyaya), p.291

  70. 47.70 सत्यापित

    Deha-Jiva for the apasavya group's 1st pada (Dhatru)

    संस्कृत

    धातृवद् वीक्षयेद् देहजीवावुक्तेषु भेषु च । धात्राद्यचरणे देहजीवौ कर्किधनुर्धरौ ॥७०॥

    dhatrivad vikshayed dehajivavuktesu bheshu cha | dhatradyacharane dehajivau karkidhanurdharau ||70||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Like [that of] Dhatru, one should examine deha and jiva likewise for the [other] nakshatras mentioned [in this apasavya group]. In Dhatru['s nakshatra]'s first pada, deha and jiva are Karka [Cancer] and Dhanurdhara [the 'bow-bearer', i.e. Dhanu/Sagittarius]. ['Dhatru' is used as a deity-name reference for a nakshatra, the same convention already seen with 'Yama'=Bharani at 47.64 -- most likely Rohini, whose presiding deity is also called Prajapati/Dhatr, consistent with 47.69 naming 'Prajapatya'; this is an inference from textual convention, not confirmed by any commentary on this page.]

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    रोहिणी के प्रथम चरण में देह-जीव क्रमशः कर्क तथा धनु होते हैं । ९ [टिप्पणी: इस अंकसूची का केवल प्रारम्भिक अंक स्पष्ट रूप से पढ़ा जा सका है; शेष अंक मुद्रण में अत्यंत सघन/अस्पष्ट हैं और १८x-३०x आवर्धन पर भी विश्वसनीय रूप से नहीं पढ़े जा सके -- अतः यहाँ अनुमान न लगाकर अस्पष्ट घोषित किया जा रहा है।] राशियों के स्वामी दशाधिप होते हैं ।

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.47 (Dasha Bheda Adhyaya), p.291

  71. 47.71 सत्यापित

    Deha-Jiva for the apasavya group's 2nd pada (Dhatru)

    संस्कृत

    नवादिगुरुद्वयेन्दु-नेत्राश्विश्वंविधराशिपाः । धातृद्वितीयचरणे देहजीवौ तुलाङ्गने ॥७१॥

    navadigurudvayendu-netrashvishvamvidharashipah | dhatridvitiyacharane dehajivau tulanghane ||71||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [Printed as] 'navadigurudvayendu-netrashvishvamvidharashipah' [a dasha-lord compound, precise decode not asserted here]. In Dhatru's second pada, deha and jiva are Tula [Libra] and Angana [likely Kanya/Virgo, by analogy with the savya-chakra's identical term confirmed via commentary at 47.65-66 -- not independently confirmed for this apasavya group, as its commentary has not yet appeared].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    रोहिणी के द्वितीय चरण में देह-जीव क्रमशः तुला तथा कन्या होते हैं । ६।७।८।१२।११।१०।९।८।७ राशियों के स्वामी दशेश होते हैं ।

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.47 (Dasha Bheda Adhyaya), p.291

  72. 47.72 सत्यापित

    Deha-Jiva for the apasavya group's 3rd pada (Dhatru)

    संस्कृत

    रसाढ्यचष्ट्रवीक्षाशा नवाश्विगिरिराशिपाः । धातुस्तृतीयचरणे देहजीवौ घटस्त्रियौ ॥७२॥

    rasadhyachashtravikshasha navashvigirirashipah | dhatustritiyacharane dehajivau ghatastriyau ||72||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [Printed as] 'rasadhyachashtravikshasha navashvigirirashipah' [a dasha-lord compound, precise decode not asserted here]. In Dhatru's third pada, deha and jiva are Ghata [Kumbha/Aquarius] and Stri [likely Kanya/Virgo, 'the woman sign', by analogy with the parallel term in the savya-chakra -- not independently confirmed for this apasavya group, as its commentary has not yet appeared].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    रोहिणी के तृतीय चरण में कुम्भ देह तथा कन्या जीव कहे गए हैं । ६।५।४।३।२।१।९।१०।११ इनके स्वामी दशाधीश होते हैं ।

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.47 (Dasha Bheda Adhyaya), p.291

  73. 47.73 सत्यापित

    Deha-Jiva for the apasavya group's 4th pada (Rohini); closes the Rohini-group

    संस्कृत

    [पंक्ति १, पृष्ठ २९१ पर मुद्रित] रोहिण्यन्तपदे देहजीवावलिष्टौ स्मृतौ । सूर्येन्दुद्विगुणेष्वविध-तत्केशलाष्टराशिपाः ॥७३॥

    [line1 printed on page291] rohinyantapade dehajivavalishtau smritau | suryendudvigunesvavidha-tatkeshalashtarashipah ||73||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    At Rohini's final pada, deha and jiva are remembered as [Printed as] 'avalishtau' [confirmed via 12x zoom as printed -- ल+ष, not श; a non-standard reading where grammar would suggest 'avashishtau' ("the two remaining"), retained verbatim as printed rather than silently corrected]. [Printed as] 'suryendudvigunesvavidha-tatkeshalashtarashipah' [line2's dense Bhutasankhya-style dasha-lord compound; precise decode not asserted here, retained as printed] -- the commentary confirms deha/jiva as Vrishchika [Scorpio] and Meena [Pisces], with dasha-lords ruling rashis 12, 1, 2, 3, 5, 4, 6, 7, 8. This closes the Rohini apasavya-group (nakshatras Rohini, Magha, Vishakha, Shravana), whose combined commentary spans verses 68-73.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    रोहिणी के अन्तिम चरण में वृश्चिक देह, मीन जीव होते हैं । १२।१।२।३।५।४।६।७।८ राशियों के स्वामी दशाधिप होते हैं । (व्याख्या-समापन: ॥ ६८-७३ ॥)

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.47 (Dasha Bheda Adhyaya), p.291-292 (verse split across pages)

  74. 47.74 सत्यापित

    Naming a new apasavya nakshatra-group of eight (Mrigashira-group)

    संस्कृत

    चान्द्ररौद्रभगायेण्णामित्रेन्दुवसुवारुणम् [सघन भूतसंख्या-समास, अष्टनक्षत्र-नामकरण] एतच्चाराष्टकं विज्ञेयं चान्द्रवत् क्रमात् ॥७४॥

    chandraraudrabhagayennamitrendu-vasuvarunam [dense Bhutasankhya compound] etachcharashtakam vijneyam chandravat kramat ||74||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [Printed as a dense Bhutasankhya-style compound naming eight nakshatras by number-words; precise word-segmentation not asserted here, retained as printed] -- this group of eight [nakshatras] should be understood, in order, like [that of] Chandra [i.e. following the same construction convention as the Rohini/Chandra-ruled group just completed]. [The page292 commentary (band24) explicitly names all eight in plain Hindi: Mrigashira, Ardra, Purva Phalguni, Uttara Phalguni, Anuradha, Jyeshtha, Dhanishtha, Shatataraka (Shatabhisha) -- confirming the group's membership without resolving the Sanskrit compound's own word-segmentation.]

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    मृगशिरादि ८ असव्यनक्षत्रों में देह-जीव कथन -- मृगशिरा आर्द्रा, पूर्वफाल्गुनी, उ० फाल्गुनी, अनुराधा, ज्येष्ठा, धनिष्ठा, शततारा [इन आठ नक्षत्रों का असव्य समूह] ।

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.47 (Dasha Bheda Adhyaya), p.292

  75. 47.75 सत्यापित

    Deha-Jiva for the Mrigashira-group's 1st pada

    संस्कृत

    ककेमीनौ देहजीवौ मृगाद्यचरणे मुने! व्यस्तं मीनादिककान्त-राशिपाश्च दशाधिपाः ॥७५॥

    kakeminau dehajivau mrigadyacharane mune | vyastam minadikakanta-rashipashcha dashadhipah ||75||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Karka [Cancer] and Meena [Pisces] are deha and jiva at Mrigashira's first pada, O sage! In reverse [order], from Meena up to [and including] Karka, the rulers of [those] rashis are the dasha-lords. [The commentary (band27) gives this explicitly as a word-stated rule rather than a printed digit list: reverse zodiacal order from Meena (12) down to Karka (4), i.e. 12, 11, 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4 -- confirming, but not itself confirming any OTHER pada's list, the structural rule that each pada's dasha-lord sequence begins at that pada's own jiva-rashi.]

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    इन असव्य ८ नक्षत्रों के चरणों में देह-जीव आदि का न्यास मृगशिरा की तरह समझना चाहिए । मृगशिरा के आद्य चरण में कर्क मीन क्रमशः देह-जीव होते हैं, और मीन से व्यस्तक्रम से कर्क पर्यन्त राशियों के स्वामी दशाधीश होते हैं । [अर्थात् १२।११।१०।९।८।७।६।५।४]

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.47 (Dasha Bheda Adhyaya), p.292

  76. 47.76 सत्यापित

    Deha-Jiva for the Mrigashira-group's 2nd pada

    संस्कृत

    गोदेहा मिथुनं जीवो मृगपादे द्वितीयके त्रिद्वयेकाङ्घ्रिदिगीशाक्-चन्द्राक्षिभवनाधिपाः ॥७६॥

    godeha mithunam jivo mrigapade dvitiyake | tridvayekanghridigishak-chandrakshibhavanadhipah ||76||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Go [Vrishabha/Taurus] is deha, Mithuna [Gemini] is jiva, at Mrigashira's second pada. [Printed as] 'tridvayekanghridigishak-chandrakshibhavanadhipah' [a dasha-lord compound; precise decode not asserted here, retained as printed]. [The commentary's own digit list for this pada (bands28-29) is itself only partially legible in the source print -- see translationHi for the disclosed uncertainty; not reconstructed here.]

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    मृगशिरा के द्वितीय चरण में वृष देह, मिथुन जीव होते हैं । [टिप्पणी: इस अंकसूची का केवल प्रारम्भिक अंक स्पष्ट रूप से पढ़ा जा सका है; शेष अंक मुद्रण में अत्यंत सघन/अस्पष्ट हैं और १८x-३०x आवर्धन पर भी विश्वसनीय रूप से नहीं पढ़े जा सके -- अतः यहाँ अनुमान न लगाकर अस्पष्ट घोषित किया जा रहा है।] राशियों के स्वामी होते हैं ।

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.47 (Dasha Bheda Adhyaya), p.292

  77. 47.77 सत्यापित

    Deha-Jiva for the Mrigashira-group's 3rd pada

    संस्कृत

    देहजीवौ नक्रयुग्मे मृगपादे तृतीयके त्रियाणामब्धिघरसागाष्ट्-सूर्येशदग्रशाशिपाः ॥७७॥

    dehajivau nakrayugme mrigapade tritiyake | triyanamabdhigharasagashta-suryeshadagrashashipah ||77||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Deha and jiva are both [forms of] Nakra [Makara/Capricorn, per the commentary specifying Makara/deha and Mithuna/jiva] at Mrigashira's third pada. [Printed as] 'triyanamabdhigharasagashta-suryeshadagrashashipah' [line2's dense compound; precise decode not asserted here, retained as printed]. [The commentary (bands29-30) gives the dasha-lord digit list plainly as 3, 5, 4, 6, 7, 8, 12, 11, 10.]

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    मृगशिरा के तृतीय चरण में मकर मिथुन क्रमशः देह-जीव होते हैं । तथा दशाधीश ३।५।४।६।७।८।१२।११।१० राशियों के स्वामी होते हैं ।

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.47 (Dasha Bheda Adhyaya), p.292

  78. 47.78 सत्यापित

    Deha-Jiva for the Mrigashira-group's 4th pada

    संस्कृत

    मेषचापौ देहजीवौ मृगपादे चतुर्थके व्यस्तं चापादिमेषान्त-राशिपाश्च दशाधिपाः ॥७८॥

    meshachapau dehajivau mrigapade chaturthake | vyastam chapadimeshanta-rashipashcha dashadhipah ||78||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Mesha [Aries] and Chapa [Dhanu/Sagittarius] are deha and jiva at Mrigashira's fourth [and final] pada. In reverse, from Chapa up to [and including] Mesha, the rulers of [those] rashis are the dasha-lords.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    मृगशिरा के चतुर्थ चरण में मेष-धनु क्रमशः देह-जीव होते हैं । तथा धनु से व्यस्तक्रम से मेष तक ( ९।८।७।६।५।४।३।२।१ ) राशियों के स्वामी दशेश होते हैं ॥ ७४-७८ ॥ (यह टिप्पणी सम्पूर्ण मृगशिरा-अष्टक की व्याख्या का समापन करती है ।)

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.47 (Dasha Bheda Adhyaya), p.292

  79. 47.79 सत्यापित

    Closing verse of the Kalachakra Dasha section (Parashara's narrative frame)

    संस्कृत

    पराशर उवाच— इत्थं यद् गिरिजादेव्यै महेशेन पुरोदितम् । मयेदानीं निगदितं देहजीवदशादिकम् ॥७९॥

    parashara uvacha -- ittham yad girijadevyai mahesena puroditam | mayedanim nigaditam dehajivadashadikam ||79||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Parashara said: Thus, that which was earlier declared by Mahesha [Shiva] to the goddess Girija [Parvati], has now been related by me [to you, Maitreya] -- the deha, jiva, dasha, and so forth. [This verse closes the entire Kalachakra Dasha topic, begun several pages earlier, with Parashara's standard narrative framing device of retelling what Shiva originally told Parvati.]

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पराशरने कहा—इस प्रकार नक्षत्रों के चरणों में देह-जीव दशा का न्यास पार्वती को शङ्कर जी ने जो बतलाया था, उसे मैंने अभी आप से कहा है ॥७९॥

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.47 (Dasha Bheda Adhyaya), p.293

  80. 47.80 सत्यापित

    Maitreya's question: dasha-years, dasha-commencement, and bhukta-bhogya years

    संस्कृत

    मैत्रेय उवाच— दशाधिपानां वषोणि दशारम्भविधिं तथा । शुक्रभोग्यजवपोर्दि कृपया वद मे प्रभो ! ॥८०॥

    maitreya uvacha -- dashadhipanam vashoni dasharambhavidhim tatha | shukrabhogyajavapordi kripaya vada me prabho ||80||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Maitreya said: [Printed as] 'vashoni' [confirmed via 8x-22x same-page-control zoom; grammatically the expected word would be 'varshani' (years), retained verbatim as printed] of the dasha-lords, and likewise the method (vidhi) of dasha-commencement. [Printed as] 'shukrabhogyajavapordi' [a dense compound, precise decode not asserted, retained as printed] -- kindly tell me, O lord! [The commentary paraphrases this plainly in Hindi as a request for the dasha-varsha-pramana (year-measure) of the dasha-lords, and the method of knowing the dasha's bhukta-bhogya (elapsed-remaining) years.]

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    मैत्रेय ने कहा—हे प्रभो ! दशेशों के दशावर्ष प्रमाण क्या है तथा दशा के भुक्त भोग्य वर्षादि जानने की विधि कृपया मुझे बतलावें ॥८०॥

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.47 (Dasha Bheda Adhyaya), p.293

  81. 47.81 सत्यापित

    Parashara's answer: dasha-years for the graha-lords of each rashi

    संस्कृत

    पराशर उवाच— भृतैंक-विंशाब्दिरयो नवादिकषोडशाब्धयः । दशाब्दाः स्युरिनादीनां राशीनां स्वामिनो वशात् ॥८१॥

    parashara uvacha -- bhritainka-vimshabdirayo navadikashodashabdhayah | dashabdah syurinadinam rashinam svamino vashat ||81||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Parashara said: [Printed as a dense Bhutasankhya-style (word-numeral) compound; precise word-segmentation not asserted here, retained as printed] -- the dasha-years shall be of the rashis beginning with Ina's [Surya/Sun's rashi], according to their [respective] lord. [The commentary (and an accompanying printed chart, see note below) confirm the plain values: Surya 5, Chandra 21, Mangal 7, Budh 9, Guru 10, Shukra 16, Shani 4 years.]

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पराशर ने कहा—सूर्यादि ग्रहों के दशावर्ष क्रमशः ५।२१।७।९।१०।१६।४ ये होते हैं । उपर्युक्त राशि जो दशाधिप कहे गए हैं उनके स्वामी का दशावर्ष समझना चाहिए ॥८१॥ [टिप्पणी: इस श्लोक के ठीक आगे मुद्रित एक चक्र (सारणी) में राशि, राशीश तथा दशावर्ष -- तीन पंक्तियों में सभी १२ राशियों का विवरण पुनः दिया गया है । यह चक्र सारणी/तालिका होने के कारण, तथा सर्वसाधारण स्रोत-सामग्री होने के कारण, पाठ्य-श्लोक के रूप में नहीं अपितु केवल स्रोत-टिप्पणी के रूप में यहाँ उल्लेखित है, इसे पृथक् श्लोक के रूप में सम्मिलित नहीं किया गया है ।]

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.47 (Dasha Bheda Adhyaya), p.293

  82. 47.82 सत्यापित

    Method of dasha-commencement (dasharambha-vidhi): amsha determines proportional years, part 1

    संस्कृत

    नरस्य जन्मकाले वा प्रश्नकाले यदंशकः । तदादिनवभानां तु वषोण्यायुरुदीयेते ॥८२॥

    narasya janmakale va prashnakale yadamshakah | tadadinavabhanam tu vashonyayurudiyete ||82||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    At a person's birth-time, or at the question-time [prashna], whatever amsha [degree-subdivision] there is -- from that [point] onward, for the nine [subdivisions/padas], [Printed as] 'vashonyayurudiyete' [confirmed via same-page-control zoom; the same non-standard 'vasho'-for-expected-'varsha' reading noted at verse80, likely representing the grammatically expected 'varshanyayurudiryate' ("years are declared"), retained verbatim as printed] -- i.e. the [proportional] years [of life/ayu] are declared. [Preceded in print by the marginal subheading 'dasharambha-vidhi' ("method of dasha-commencement"), recorded here as a structural note, not part of the verse itself.]

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    मनुष्य के जन्म या प्रश्न के समय नक्षत्र का जो चरण हो वहीं से आरम्भ कर ९ राशियों के जितने वर्ष हों उतने वर्ष उस मनुष्य की परमायु होती है । बहुत से आचार्यों का मत है कि चरण के आदि में जन्म होने पर परमायु, मध्य में आधा और चरणान्त में जन्म होने पर मरणतुल्य कष्ट होता है ॥ ८२-८३ ॥ (यह व्याख्या श्लोक ८२ और ८३ दोनों के लिए संयुक्त रूप से मुद्रित है, अतः दोनों में समान रूप से दी गई है ।)

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.47 (Dasha Bheda Adhyaya), p.293

  83. 47.83 सत्यापित

    Amsha-based ayu (longevity) assessment, part 2: an alternate view

    संस्कृत

    अंशस्यादौ पूर्णमायुर्भवेन्मध्ये ततोऽर्धकम् । अंशान्ते मृत्युवत् कष्टमित्यन्येषां सतां मतम् ॥८३॥

    amshasyadau purnamayurbhavenmadhye tato'rdhakam | amshante mrityuvat kashtamityanyesham satam matam ||83||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    At the beginning of the amsha, [the] full [span of] ayu [years of life] obtains; in the middle, thereafter, half. At the end of the amsha, [it is] like death, difficult [i.e. inauspicious/dangerous] -- this is the opinion of other wise sages. [This verse's second line was printed overlapping the page's standard digitization-credit footer; recovered cleanly via an image-erosion pass separating the bolder Devanagari strokes from the footer's thinner serif overlay -- no illegibility remains.]

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    मनुष्य के जन्म या प्रश्न के समय नक्षत्र का जो चरण हो वहीं से आरम्भ कर ९ राशियों के जितने वर्ष हों उतने वर्ष उस मनुष्य की परमायु होती है । बहुत से आचार्यों का मत है कि चरण के आदि में जन्म होने पर परमायु, मध्य में आधा और चरणान्त में जन्म होने पर मरणतुल्य कष्ट होता है ॥ ८२-८३ ॥ (यह व्याख्या श्लोक ८२ और ८३ दोनों के लिए संयुक्त रूप से मुद्रित है, अतः दोनों में समान रूप से दी गई है ।)

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.47 (Dasha Bheda Adhyaya), p.293

  84. 47.84 सत्यापित

    Navamsha-calculation method introduced (anupata/proportion)

    संस्कृत

    ज्ञात्वैवं स्फुटांसिद्धान्तं राश्यंशं गणयेद् बुधः । अनुपातेन वक्ष्यामि तदुपायमतः परम् ॥८४॥

    jnatvaivam sphutamsiddhantam rashyamsham ganayed budhah | anupatena vakshyami tadupayamatah param ||84||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Having thus known the clear/established doctrine (siddhanta), the wise one should calculate the rashi-amsha [navamsha]. By proportion (anupata), I shall now explain the method for that, hereafter.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    इस सिद्धान्त को जानकर विद्वान् राश्यंश को जाने । अनुपात के द्वारा उसका आनयन अब मैं बतलाता हूँ । अश्विन्यादि गतनक्षत्र को तीन से भाग दें, लब्धि को छोड़, शेष नक्षत्र को चार से गुणा करें, उसमें वर्त्तमान नक्षत्र के वर्त्तमान चरण-संख्या जोड़ें, इस प्रकार जो संख्या हो वह मेषादि राशियों के क्रमशः नवांश होते हैं । उदाहरण—जैसे हस्त नक्षत्र के तृतीय चरण में यदि किसी का जन्म है तो अश्विनादि गत नक्षत्र संख्या १२ में ३ से भाग लेने पर शेष शून्य हुआ । उसे चार से गुणाकर वर्त्तमान हस्त नक्षत्र के तृतीय चरण-संख्या ३ को मिलाने से ० x ४ + ३ = ३ । मेषादि राशिक्रम से मिथुन का नवांश सिद्ध हुआ ॥ ८४-८५ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.47 (Dasha Bheda Adhyaya), p.294

  85. 47.85 सत्यापित

    Navamsha-calculation formula (proportion method)

    संस्कृत

    गततारांशिभिभक्ताः शेषं चापि चतुर्गुणम् । वर्त्तमानपदेनाढ्यं राशीनामंशको भवेत् ॥८५॥

    gatatarashibhibhaktah shesham chapi chaturgunam | vartamanapadenadhyam rashinamamshako bhavet ||85||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The elapsed nakshatras, divided by three -- and the remainder, again, multiplied by four -- increased by the current pada [count]: [that] becomes the rashi's amsha [navamsha]. [The commentary gives the precise worked method with a full example: for a birth in Hasta nakshatra's 3rd pada, the elapsed-nakshatra count (12, i.e. Ashvini through Uttara Phalguni) divided by 3 leaves remainder 0; 0 x 4 + 3 (the current pada) = 3, giving Mithuna as the resulting navamsha counted from Mesha.]

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    इस सिद्धान्त को जानकर विद्वान् राश्यंश को जाने । अनुपात के द्वारा उसका आनयन अब मैं बतलाता हूँ । अश्विन्यादि गतनक्षत्र को तीन से भाग दें, लब्धि को छोड़, शेष नक्षत्र को चार से गुणा करें, उसमें वर्त्तमान नक्षत्र के वर्त्तमान चरण-संख्या जोड़ें, इस प्रकार जो संख्या हो वह मेषादि राशियों के क्रमशः नवांश होते हैं । उदाहरण—जैसे हस्त नक्षत्र के तृतीय चरण में यदि किसी का जन्म है तो अश्विनादि गत नक्षत्र संख्या १२ में ३ से भाग लेने पर शेष शून्य हुआ । उसे चार से गुणाकर वर्त्तमान हस्त नक्षत्र के तृतीय चरण-संख्या ३ को मिलाने से ० x ४ + ३ = ३ । मेषादि राशिक्रम से मिथुन का नवांश सिद्ध हुआ ॥ ८४-८५ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.47 (Dasha Bheda Adhyaya), p.294

  86. 47.86 सत्यापित

    Year-totals (purnayurmaan) for the four trikona rashi-amsha groups in the Kalachakra

    संस्कृत

    क्रिये वृषे युगे कर्कं शतं वाणगजाः समाः । त्रिनागाः षड्गजास्तद्वदप्युक्तास्तत्-त्रिकोणके ॥८६॥

    kriye vrishe yuge karkam shatam vanagajah samah | trinagah shadgajastadvadapyuktastat-trikonake ||86||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [Printed as a dense Bhutasankhya (word-numeral) compound naming four rashi-amsha groups -- Kriya/Mesha, Vrishabha, Yuga/Mithuna, and Karka -- with year-values encoded as word-numerals (individual word-numeral decoding not independently asserted here, retained as printed)] -- likewise, these [same year-totals] are declared for their trikona [trine] rashis as well. [The commentary gives the plain values directly: the Mesha-Simha-Dhanu trine = 100 years, the Vrishabha-Kanya-Makara trine = 85 years, the Mithuna-Tula-Kumbha trine = 82 years, and the Karka-Vrishchika-Meena trine = 86 years -- the full-lifespan (purnayurmaan) measure for each amsha-group, restated in a following chart/table, recorded as a structural note rather than seeded separately.]

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    कालचक्र में स्थापित राशियों में मेषांश, वृषांश, मिथुनांश एवं कर्कांश में क्रमशः १००।८५।८२।८६ वर्षयोग (पूर्णायुर्मान) होता है । इनसे नवम-पञ्चम में भी इतने ही वर्ष होते हैं । जैसे मेषांश, सिंहांश, धनुरंश में—१०० वर्ष, वृषांश, कन्याश, मकरांश में—८५ वर्ष, मिथुनांश, तुलांश, कुम्भांश में—८२ वर्ष, और कर्कांश, वृश्चिकांश, मीनांश में—८६ वर्ष समझने चाहिए ॥८६॥ [टिप्पणी: इस श्लोक के आगे मुद्रित "स्पष्टार्थे चक्र" नामक एक चक्र (सारणी) में सभी १२ राशियों के लिए ये ही चार मान (१००, ८५, ८२, ८६) क्रमशः दोहराए गए हैं -- यह चक्र सारणी होने के कारण पृथक् श्लोक के रूप में सम्मिलित नहीं किया गया है ।]

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.47 (Dasha Bheda Adhyaya), p.294

  87. 47.87 सत्यापित

    Kalachakra mahadasha-commencement rule (pada-elapsed-ghati-pala basis)

    संस्कृत

    यत्र पादे भवेज्जन्म तद्व्यतीतघटीपलैः । तद्दशाब्दा विनिहताः पञ्चभूमिविभाजिताः ॥८७॥

    yatra pade bhavejjanma tadvyatitaghatipalaih | taddashabda vinihatah panchabhumivibhajitah ||87||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In whichever pada the birth occurs, by the elapsed ghati-palas of that [pada] -- that [pada-lord's full] dasha-years, multiplied [by the elapsed ghati-palas], are divided by pancha-bhumi [as printed]. [A printed editorial note on this page suggests the intended reading may be "bhabhogangkhrivibhajitah" (divided by the bhabhoga-pada, i.e. one-fourth of the nakshatra's bhabhoga) rather than "panchabhumivibhajitah" (divided by five bhumis) -- see translationHi for the full disclosed remark. The root text here is retained exactly as printed, unaltered.]

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    नक्षत्र के जिस चरण में जन्म हो उस चरण के गत घटीपलों से दशावर्ष को गुणा करें, १५ से भाग दें तो लब्ध भुक्तवर्षादि होवे । पुनः नियमानुसार भोग्य वर्षादि लाकर विंशोत्तरी की तरह अग्रिम राशियों की महादशा लगानी चाहिए ॥८७-८८॥ उदाहरण—रोहिणी नक्षत्र के द्वितीय चरण में किसी का जन्म है । भयात् = २५।२४ [मुद्रित मूल में इसी अंक को आगे (बंद १२) "२५।३४" के रूप में भी मुद्रित किया गया है; यह मुद्रण-भेद ज्यों-का-त्यों प्रकट किया जा रहा है, सुधारा नहीं गया], भभोग = ५६।४०। रोहिणी अश्व्य नक्षत्र है । इसके देहाधिप शुक्र, जीवाधीश बुध हैं । भभोग का चतुर्थांश = १४।१० यह एक चरण का मान हुआ । भयात् द्वितीय चरण में है अतः भयात् में से १४।१० घटाने पर ११।२४ यह रोहिणी द्वितीय चरण के गतघट्यादि हुए । पूर्ण दशा वर्ष ८२ है । अतः गतघट्यादि ११।२४ को ८२ से गुणा करने पर ९१३।१९९२ हुआ, सवर्णन करने पर = ९४६।१२ हुआ । इसमें १५ से भाग देने पर न.मा.दि. ६३।१।१८ यह भुक्त वर्षादि हुए । रोहिणी अश्व्य नक्षत्र है; अतः जीव से देह पर्यन्त गणना होगी । द्वितीय चरण में जन्म होने के कारण जीव कन्या और देह तुला है । अतः भुक्त वर्षादि ६३।१।१८ में से कन्या से धनु पर्यन्त दशायोग ६० वर्ष घटाने पर शेष ३।१।१८ यह वृश्चिक का भुक्त वर्षादि हुए । इन्हें वृश्चिक के वर्ष ७ में से घटाने पर ३।१०।१२ यह शेष भोग्य वर्षादि हुआ । स्पष्टार्थे अश्व्य कालचक्र देखिए—भोग्य वर्षादि के बाद विंशोत्तरी दशा की तरह दशा लगानी चाहिए । [सम्पादकीय टिप्पणी, मुद्रित स्रोत में यथावत्—"विशेष—यहाँ भभोग ६० मानकर उसके चतुर्थांश १५ से भाग लेकर भुक्तवर्षादि का आनयन किया गया है । ५४ या ६६ भभोग होने पर अधिक अन्तर होने की सम्भावना है, अतः 'पञ्चभूमिविभाजिताः' के स्थान पर 'भभोगाङ्घ्रिविभाजिताः' समझना चाहिये ॥८७-८८॥" -- अर्थात् सम्पादक के मतानुसार श्लोक ८७ के मूल पाठ "पञ्चभूमिविभाजिताः" के स्थान पर सम्भवतः "भभोगाङ्घ्रिविभाजिताः" पाठ होना चाहिए; तथापि यहाँ मूल श्लोक-पाठ ज्यों-का-त्यों ("पञ्चभूमिविभाजिताः") ही रखा गया है, यह सम्पादकीय सुझाव केवल टिप्पणी रूप में यहाँ अंकित है, मूल पाठ परिवर्तित नहीं किया गया है ।] [पृष्ठ पर आगे "कालचक्र महादशा—" नामक एक चक्र (दशाधीश-वार वर्ष/मास/दिन की सारणी) तथा एक द्वितीय "जन्मसंवत्/स्पष्ट सूर्य" सन्दर्भ-सारणी मुद्रित है; ये दोनों सारणी होने के कारण पृथक् श्लोक के रूप में सम्मिलित नहीं की गई हैं ।]

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.47 (Dasha Bheda Adhyaya), p.295

  88. 47.88 सत्यापित

    Bhukta/bhogya-varsha-adi derivation and Vimshottari-style mahadasha sequencing

    संस्कृत

    लब्धं तु भुक्तवपोर्दि भोग्यं तस्मात् प्रसाधयेत् । विंशोत्तरीव राशीनां जातानां स्यान्महादशा ॥८८॥

    labdham tu bhuktavapordi bhogyam tasmat prasadhayet | vinshottariva rashinam jatanam syanmahadasha ||88||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The quotient obtained is indeed the elapsed [bhukta] years-etc. [printed "bhuktavapordi", a non-standard spelling of the expected "bhuktavarshadi" -- retained as printed, matching the recurring "vasho"/"vapo"-for-"varsha" pattern seen elsewhere on this page and on page293]; from that, one should derive the remaining [bhogya years-etc.]. Like Vimshottari [dasha], for the rashis of those born (jatanam), there shall be the mahadasha.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    नक्षत्र के जिस चरण में जन्म हो उस चरण के गत घटीपलों से दशावर्ष को गुणा करें, १५ से भाग दें तो लब्ध भुक्तवर्षादि होवे । पुनः नियमानुसार भोग्य वर्षादि लाकर विंशोत्तरी की तरह अग्रिम राशियों की महादशा लगानी चाहिए ॥८७-८८॥ उदाहरण—रोहिणी नक्षत्र के द्वितीय चरण में किसी का जन्म है । भयात् = २५।२४ [मुद्रित मूल में इसी अंक को आगे (बंद १२) "२५।३४" के रूप में भी मुद्रित किया गया है; यह मुद्रण-भेद ज्यों-का-त्यों प्रकट किया जा रहा है, सुधारा नहीं गया], भभोग = ५६।४०। रोहिणी अश्व्य नक्षत्र है । इसके देहाधिप शुक्र, जीवाधीश बुध हैं । भभोग का चतुर्थांश = १४।१० यह एक चरण का मान हुआ । भयात् द्वितीय चरण में है अतः भयात् में से १४।१० घटाने पर ११।२४ यह रोहिणी द्वितीय चरण के गतघट्यादि हुए । पूर्ण दशा वर्ष ८२ है । अतः गतघट्यादि ११।२४ को ८२ से गुणा करने पर ९१३।१९९२ हुआ, सवर्णन करने पर = ९४६।१२ हुआ । इसमें १५ से भाग देने पर न.मा.दि. ६३।१।१८ यह भुक्त वर्षादि हुए । रोहिणी अश्व्य नक्षत्र है; अतः जीव से देह पर्यन्त गणना होगी । द्वितीय चरण में जन्म होने के कारण जीव कन्या और देह तुला है । अतः भुक्त वर्षादि ६३।१।१८ में से कन्या से धनु पर्यन्त दशायोग ६० वर्ष घटाने पर शेष ३।१।१८ यह वृश्चिक का भुक्त वर्षादि हुए । इन्हें वृश्चिक के वर्ष ७ में से घटाने पर ३।१०।१२ यह शेष भोग्य वर्षादि हुआ । स्पष्टार्थे अश्व्य कालचक्र देखिए—भोग्य वर्षादि के बाद विंशोत्तरी दशा की तरह दशा लगानी चाहिए । [सम्पादकीय टिप्पणी, मुद्रित स्रोत में यथावत्—"विशेष—यहाँ भभोग ६० मानकर उसके चतुर्थांश १५ से भाग लेकर भुक्तवर्षादि का आनयन किया गया है । ५४ या ६६ भभोग होने पर अधिक अन्तर होने की सम्भावना है, अतः 'पञ्चभूमिविभाजिताः' के स्थान पर 'भभोगाङ्घ्रिविभाजिताः' समझना चाहिये ॥८७-८८॥" -- अर्थात् सम्पादक के मतानुसार श्लोक ८७ के मूल पाठ "पञ्चभूमिविभाजिताः" के स्थान पर सम्भवतः "भभोगाङ्घ्रिविभाजिताः" पाठ होना चाहिए; तथापि यहाँ मूल श्लोक-पाठ ज्यों-का-त्यों ("पञ्चभूमिविभाजिताः") ही रखा गया है, यह सम्पादकीय सुझाव केवल टिप्पणी रूप में यहाँ अंकित है, मूल पाठ परिवर्तित नहीं किया गया है ।] [पृष्ठ पर आगे "कालचक्र महादशा—" नामक एक चक्र (दशाधीश-वार वर्ष/मास/दिन की सारणी) तथा एक द्वितीय "जन्मसंवत्/स्पष्ट सूर्य" सन्दर्भ-सारणी मुद्रित है; ये दोनों सारणी होने के कारण पृथक् श्लोक के रूप में सम्मिलित नहीं की गई हैं ।]

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.47 (Dasha Bheda Adhyaya), p.295

  89. 47.89 सत्यापित

    89

    संस्कृत

    इन्दोर्नवांशभुक्ता या लिप्ताः स्वाब्दहतोद्धृताः । शतद्वयेन भुक्तं तद् भोग्यं ज्ञेयमतः परम् ॥८९॥

    indornavamsabhukta ya liptah svabdahatoddhrtah, satadvayena bhuktam tad bhogyam jneyamatah param

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Whatever minutes (kalas) the Moon has traversed within its navamsha, multiplied by its own dasha-years and divided by two hundred, give the elapsed (bhukta) years-etc; the remainder therefrom is to be known as the balance (bhogya) to follow.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    प्रकारान्तर से भुक्त-भोग्य वर्षादि लाने की एक और विधि (मूल में "प्रकान्तर" मुद्रित है, सम्भवतः "प्रकारान्तर" से "र" छूट गया है -- मुद्रित पाठ ज्यों का त्यों रखा गया है): स्फुट चन्द्र की नवांश-भुक्त कला को स्वाब्द (उस राशि के दशा-वर्ष) से गुणा कर दो सौ (200) से भाग देने पर लब्ध वर्षादि भुक्त होते हैं, और उसे कुल दशा-वर्ष-संख्या में घटाने पर भोग्य वर्षादि ज्ञात होते हैं॥ उदाहरण: किसी जातक के जन्म-समय स्पष्ट चन्द्रमा ८।१५।४८' (8 राशि 15 अंश 48 कला) है, अर्थात् कलात्मक चन्द्र = 15348 कला। इसे 800 (एक नवांश की कला-संख्या) से भाग देने पर लब्धि = 19 (नवमांश-गणना हेतु), शेष = 148 कला। इससे ज्ञात होता है कि मूल नक्षत्र (यहाँ मूल जन्म-नक्षत्र) व्यतीत है और वर्तमान पूर्वाषाढ़ नक्षत्र की 148 कला भुक्त है। चूँकि एक चरण की कला 200 होती है, अतः यह पूर्वाषाढ़ नक्षत्र के प्रथम चरण की ही भुक्त कला (148) है। पूर्वाषाढ़ सव्य नक्षत्र है, इसका देह वृश्चिक और जीव मीन है (सव्य कालचक्र के अनुसार, पृष्ठ296 की तालिका देखें)। वर्तमान दशा-वर्ष-योग (148 x 100 = 14800) को 200 से भाग देने पर 74।0।0 भुक्त वर्षादि हुए। इसमें देहांश वृश्चिक से आरम्भ कर वृश्चिक, तुला, कन्या, कर्क, सिंह, मिथुन का वर्षयोग (7+16+9+21+5+9=67 वर्ष) घटाने पर शेष = 7।0।0 यह वृष का भुक्त वर्षादि हुआ। वृष के 16 वर्ष में से घटाने पर 9।0।0 यह वृष का भोग्य वर्षादि हुआ (सव्य कालचक्र देखने से स्पष्ट हो जाता है)। परिणामी महादशा-क्रम तालिका के रूप में मुद्रित है (दशेश/वर्ष-मास-दिन/संवत्/स्पष्ट सूर्य पंक्तियाँ, वृष-मेष-मीन-वृश्चिक-तुला-कन्या-कर्क-सिंह-मिथुन क्रम में) -- तालिका स्वरूप संरचनात्मक सामग्री है, पृथक् श्लोक के रूप में सम्मिलित नहीं की गई।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.47 v.89, printed edition p.298 (subheading printed "प्रकान्तर", likely for "प्रकारान्तर")

  90. 47.90 सत्यापित

    90

    संस्कृत

    आद्यांशो यस्तु सव्याख्ये देहः सद्भिरुदीरितः । जीवस्तथान्तिमांशः स्यादपसव्ये विपर्ययात् ॥९०॥

    adyamso yastu savyakhye dehah sadbhirudiritah, jivastathantimamsah syadapasavye viparyayat

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    That portion which is the first, in what is termed Savya, is declared by the wise to be the "deha" (body); likewise the "jiva" (life) is the last portion; in Apasavya it is by reversal.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    सव्यासव्य चक्र में देह-जीव तथा गणनाक्रम का कथन: सव्य चक्र में आदिम अंश देह और अन्तिम अंश जीव कहलाता है। अपसव्य चक्र में इससे विपरीत (अन्तिम अंश देह और आदिम अंश जीव) समझना। अतः सव्य में देहादिक गणना और अपसव्य में जीवादिक गणना करके फलादेश करना चाहिए॥९०-९१॥ -- नोट: श्लोक91 के प्रथम चरण का चतुर्थ शब्द "भुने" मुद्रित स्रोत में स्पष्ट रूप से इन्हीं अक्षरों में मुद्रित है (पिक्सेल-स्तम्भ शब्द-विभाजन तकनीक द्वारा सत्यापित, तथा "विगणय्य" के "ग" अक्षर से प्रत्यक्ष तुलना कर "गणे" की सम्भावना अस्वीकृत की गई); इस स्थान पर इसका ठीक-ठीक व्याकरणिक/अर्थगत निहितार्थ अनिश्चित है, अतः मुद्रित पाठ ज्यों का त्यों रखा गया है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.47 v.90, printed edition p.298

  91. 47.91 सत्यापित

    91

    संस्कृत

    सव्ये देहादिकं चापसव्ये जीवादिकं भुने। विगणय्य बुधैर्वाच्यं फलं तदनुसारतः ॥९१॥

    savye dehadikam capasavye jivadikam bhune, viganayya budhairvacyam phalam tadanusaratah

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In Savya [count] beginning with deha, and in Apasavya beginning with jiva -- "bhune" (reading uncertain, retained as printed) -- having reckoned it thus, the result is to be declared by the wise accordingly.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    सव्यासव्य चक्र में देह-जीव तथा गणनाक्रम का कथन: सव्य चक्र में आदिम अंश देह और अन्तिम अंश जीव कहलाता है। अपसव्य चक्र में इससे विपरीत (अन्तिम अंश देह और आदिम अंश जीव) समझना। अतः सव्य में देहादिक गणना और अपसव्य में जीवादिक गणना करके फलादेश करना चाहिए॥९०-९१॥ -- नोट: श्लोक91 के प्रथम चरण का चतुर्थ शब्द "भुने" मुद्रित स्रोत में स्पष्ट रूप से इन्हीं अक्षरों में मुद्रित है (पिक्सेल-स्तम्भ शब्द-विभाजन तकनीक द्वारा सत्यापित, तथा "विगणय्य" के "ग" अक्षर से प्रत्यक्ष तुलना कर "गणे" की सम्भावना अस्वीकृत की गई); इस स्थान पर इसका ठीक-ठीक व्याकरणिक/अर्थगत निहितार्थ अनिश्चित है, अतः मुद्रित पाठ ज्यों का त्यों रखा गया है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.47 v.91, printed edition p.298 (word4 "भुने" non-standard/uncertain, disclosed)

  92. 47.92 सत्यापित

    92

    संस्कृत

    त्रिविधा कालचक्रे तु राशीनां गतिरीरिता । मण्डूकी-मर्कटी-सिंहावलोकनसमाह्वया ॥९२॥

    trividha kalacakre tu rasinam gatiririta, manduki-markati-simhavalokanasamahvaya

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In the Kalachakra, the motion of the signs is declared to be threefold, called Mandūkī (frog), Markatī (monkey), and Simhāvalokana (lion's-glance).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    कालचक्र में राशियों की त्रिविध गति कही गई है: वह माण्डूकी, मर्कटी तथा सिंहावलोकन संज्ञक है। एक राशि को लाँघ कर अग्रिम राशि में जाना माण्डूकी गति है; किसी राशि से पीछे की राशि में आना मर्कटी गति है; तथा पञ्चम से नवम राशि तक जाना सिंहावलोकन गति है ॥९२-९३॥ -- नोट: श्लोक93 के तृतीय चरण का प्रथम शब्द "वाणान्च" मुद्रित स्रोत में स्पष्ट रूप से इन्हीं अक्षरों में मुद्रित है (व-ा-ण-ा-न्-च, 7x आवर्धन द्वारा सत्यापित); इस स्थान पर इसका ठीक-ठीक व्याकरणिक निहितार्थ अनिश्चित है, अतः मुद्रित पाठ ज्यों का त्यों रखा गया है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.47 v.92, printed edition p.299

  93. 47.93 सत्यापित

    93

    संस्कृत

    राशिमुल्लङ्घ्य गमनं माण्डूकी गतिरुच्यते । ततस्तु पृष्ठगमनं मर्कटीसंज्ञिका मता ॥ वाणान्च नवपर्यन्तं गतिः सिंहावलोकनम् ॥९३॥

    rasimullanghya gamanam manduki gatirucyate, tatastu prsthagamanam markatisamjnika mata, vananca navaparyantam gatih simhavalokanam

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Motion by leaping over a sign is called Mandūkī gati; motion backward to the preceding sign is deemed Markatī; [word3 uncertain, retained as printed] motion up to the ninth [sign] is Simhāvalokana.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    कालचक्र में राशियों की त्रिविध गति कही गई है: वह माण्डूकी, मर्कटी तथा सिंहावलोकन संज्ञक है। एक राशि को लाँघ कर अग्रिम राशि में जाना माण्डूकी गति है; किसी राशि से पीछे की राशि में आना मर्कटी गति है; तथा पञ्चम से नवम राशि तक जाना सिंहावलोकन गति है ॥९२-९३॥ -- नोट: श्लोक93 के तृतीय चरण का प्रथम शब्द "वाणान्च" मुद्रित स्रोत में स्पष्ट रूप से इन्हीं अक्षरों में मुद्रित है (व-ा-ण-ा-न्-च, 7x आवर्धन द्वारा सत्यापित); इस स्थान पर इसका ठीक-ठीक व्याकरणिक निहितार्थ अनिश्चित है, अतः मुद्रित पाठ ज्यों का त्यों रखा गया है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.47 v.93, printed edition p.299 (line3 word1 "वाणान्च" non-standard/uncertain, disclosed)

  94. 47.94 सत्यापित

    94

    संस्कृत

    माण्डूकी त्वज्ञनाकर्कटयोर्हरिनृयुग्मयोः । कुलीरसिंहयोरेवं मर्कटीगतिरुच्यते ॥९४॥

    manduki tvajnanakarkatayorharinryugmayoh, kulirasimhayorevam markatigatirucyate

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Mandūkī [gati applies to] the pair [reading uncertain, retained as printed]; likewise, for the pair Kulira-Simha (Karka-Leo), Markatī gati is spoken of.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    कन्या से कर्क में तथा सिंह से मिथुन में जाना माण्डूकी गति है (क्योंकि मध्यवर्ती राशि का उल्लङ्घन किया गया है)। सिंह से कर्क में आने को मर्कटी गति कहते हैं, क्योंकि बिना उल्लङ्घन किए ही पीछे की राशि में जाना है। सिंह से वृश्चिक में तथा धनु से मेष में जाने को सिंहावलोकन गति कहते हैं। इन त्रिविध गतियों को जानकर ही दशाफल कहना चाहिए ॥९४-९५॥ -- नोट: श्लोक94 के प्रथम चरण के मध्य का शब्द-समूह "त्वज्ञनाकर्कटयोर्हरिनृयुग्मयोः" अनेक आवर्धन-स्तरों (2x/5x/8x) से अक्षर-शः सत्यापित है, परन्तु शब्द-विभाजन/अर्थ ठीक-ठीक अनिश्चित है (द्वितीय चरण से स्पष्ट है कि यह कुलीर-सिंह युग्म के समान किसी अन्य राशि-युग्म का सूचक है)। श्लोक95 के प्रथम चरण का शब्द "मेषाल्योः" भी अनिश्चित है ("मेष" + अस्पष्ट प्रत्यय, सम्भवतः द्वितीय राशि-नाम का संक्षिप्त रूप)। दोनों स्थान मुद्रित पाठ ज्यों का त्यों रखे गए हैं। श्लोक95 का "धन्विक्रियभयोस्तथा" (धनु-क्रिय अर्थात् मेष युग्म हेतु) 4x आवर्धन द्वारा स्पष्ट सत्यापित है, निःसंदिग्ध।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.47 v.94, printed edition p.299 (line1 middle portion non-standard/uncertain, disclosed)

  95. 47.95 सत्यापित

    95

    संस्कृत

    सैंहीगतिर्मेषाल्योस्तु धन्विक्रियभयोस्तथा । सर्वमेतदभिज्ञाय वक्तव्यं तद् दशाफलम् ॥९५॥

    saimhigatirmesalyostu dhanvikriyabhayostatha, sarvametadabhijnaya vaktavyam tad dasaphalam

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Simhāvalokana gati [applies] to the pair Mesha-[reading uncertain] and likewise to the pair Dhanu-Kriya (Sagittarius-Aries); having understood all this, the dasha-result is to be declared.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    कन्या से कर्क में तथा सिंह से मिथुन में जाना माण्डूकी गति है (क्योंकि मध्यवर्ती राशि का उल्लङ्घन किया गया है)। सिंह से कर्क में आने को मर्कटी गति कहते हैं, क्योंकि बिना उल्लङ्घन किए ही पीछे की राशि में जाना है। सिंह से वृश्चिक में तथा धनु से मेष में जाने को सिंहावलोकन गति कहते हैं। इन त्रिविध गतियों को जानकर ही दशाफल कहना चाहिए ॥९४-९५॥ -- नोट: श्लोक94 के प्रथम चरण के मध्य का शब्द-समूह "त्वज्ञनाकर्कटयोर्हरिनृयुग्मयोः" अनेक आवर्धन-स्तरों (2x/5x/8x) से अक्षर-शः सत्यापित है, परन्तु शब्द-विभाजन/अर्थ ठीक-ठीक अनिश्चित है (द्वितीय चरण से स्पष्ट है कि यह कुलीर-सिंह युग्म के समान किसी अन्य राशि-युग्म का सूचक है)। श्लोक95 के प्रथम चरण का शब्द "मेषाल्योः" भी अनिश्चित है ("मेष" + अस्पष्ट प्रत्यय, सम्भवतः द्वितीय राशि-नाम का संक्षिप्त रूप)। दोनों स्थान मुद्रित पाठ ज्यों का त्यों रखे गए हैं। श्लोक95 का "धन्विक्रियभयोस्तथा" (धनु-क्रिय अर्थात् मेष युग्म हेतु) 4x आवर्धन द्वारा स्पष्ट सत्यापित है, निःसंदिग्ध।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.47 v.95, printed edition p.299 (line1 word "मेषाल्योः" non-standard/uncertain, disclosed)

  96. 47.96 सत्यापित

    96

    संस्कृत

    सव्यचक्रे तु माण्डूक्यां कष्टं बन्धुगणे स्मृतम् । मातापित्रोर्वाऽऽयुधाग्नि-ज्वरस्तेनविपाद् भयम् ॥९६॥

    savyacakre tu mandukyam kastam bandhugane smrtam, matapitrorva ayudhagni-jvarastenavipad bhayam

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In the Savya chakra, in Mandūkī [gati], hardship is remembered among the group of kinsfolk; or, to the parents, fear from weapon, fire, fever, thief, or calamity.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    सव्यचक्रस्थ माण्डूकगति की दशा में बन्धु-बान्धवों को कष्ट तथा माता-पिता को अस्त्र, अग्नि, ज्वर, चोर या विष से भय कहना चाहिए। सिंह से मिथुन वाली माण्डूकी दशा में माता के या अपने मरण, अथवा राजा या सन्निपात-रोग से भय का निर्देश करें ॥९६-९७॥

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.47 v.96, printed edition p.299

  97. 47.97 सत्यापित

    97

    संस्कृत

    हर्यक्षद्वन्द्वयोस्तत्र जनन्या वात्मनो मृतिम् । राजतः सन्निपाताद् वा भीति प्राज्ञो विनिर्दिशेत् ॥९७॥

    haryaksadvandvayostatra jananya vatmano mrtim, rajatah sannipatad va bhitim prajno vinirdiset

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    There, for the pair Haryaksha [Simha-paired sign], [fear] of the death of the mother or of oneself; the wise should indicate fear from the king or from an acute (sannipata) disease.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    सव्यचक्रस्थ माण्डूकगति की दशा में बन्धु-बान्धवों को कष्ट तथा माता-पिता को अस्त्र, अग्नि, ज्वर, चोर या विष से भय कहना चाहिए। सिंह से मिथुन वाली माण्डूकी दशा में माता के या अपने मरण, अथवा राजा या सन्निपात-रोग से भय का निर्देश करें ॥९६-९७॥

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.47 v.97, printed edition p.299

  98. 47.98 सत्यापित

    98

    संस्कृत

    सस्यसम्पत्पशूनां तु नाशश्च निधनं पितुः । तादृशां वाप्यलसता सव्यायां मर्कटीगतौ ॥९८॥

    sasyasampatpasunam tu nasasca nidhanam pituh, tadrsam vapyalasata savyayam markatigatau

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Prosperity of crops, or else the loss of cattle and the death of the father, or sluggishness in such matters -- [these are the results] in Markatī gati within the Savya [chakra].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    सव्य चक्र की मर्कटी-गति वाली राशि की दशा में सस्य-सम्पत्ति (धान्यादि की समृद्धि); तथा पशुओं का विनाश, पिता या पितृतुल्य व्यक्तियों का मरण और आलस्य कहना चाहिए ॥९८॥ [टिप्पणी: यह टीका मुद्रित स्रोत में पृष्ठ299 के अन्त में वाक्य के मध्य में कटकर पृष्ठ300 पर जारी रहती है; ऊपर दोनों भाग जोड़कर पूर्ण किए गए हैं। मूल श्लोक98 का पाठ स्वयं पृष्ठ299 पर ही पूर्ण और निःसंदिग्ध है]।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.47 v.98, printed edition p.299 (commentary continues onto p.300, now complete)

  99. 47.99 सत्यापित

    99

    संस्कृत

    सिंहावलोकने सव्ये पशुभीर्बन्धुपीडनम् । मित्रप्रेमादिविलयः पातः कूपादिकेऽथवा ॥९९॥

    simhavalokane savye pasubhirbandhupidanam, mitrapremadivilayah patah kupadike'thava

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In Simhavalokana [motion] within the Savya [chakra] -- fear from animals, affliction to kin, loss of friendship/affection and the like, or else falling into a well and such.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    सव्यचक्रस्थ सिंहावलोकन दशा में पशुओं को भय, बन्धु-बान्धवों में पीड़ा, मित्रस्नेह का विनाश, कूपादि या सवारी से गिरना, अग्नि, विष, शस्त्र से भय, उदर-प्रकोप से स्थान में बाधा, तथा स्वसदृश व्यक्तियों की पीड़ा कहनी चाहिए ॥ ९९-१०० ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.47 v.99, printed edition p.300

  100. 47.100 सत्यापित

    100

    संस्कृत

    पतनं यानतां वाग्नि-गरलायुधतां स्वयम् । स्थानक्षया ज्वररुजा-पीडनं च नृणां भवेत् ॥१००॥

    patanam yanatam vagni-garalayudhatam svayam, sthanaksaya jvararuja-pidanam ca nrnam bhavet

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Falling from a vehicle, or else [danger] from fire, poison, or weapons; loss of one's place/station, and affliction by fever-illness befall men.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    सव्यचक्रस्थ सिंहावलोकन दशा में पशुओं को भय, बन्धु-बान्धवों में पीड़ा, मित्रस्नेह का विनाश, कूपादि या सवारी से गिरना, अग्नि, विष, शस्त्र से भय, उदर-प्रकोप से स्थान में बाधा, तथा स्वसदृश व्यक्तियों की पीड़ा कहनी चाहिए ॥ ९९-१०० ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.47 v.100, printed edition p.300

  101. 47.101 सत्यापित

    101

    संस्कृत

    सव्येतरस्थमाण्डूक्यां जायापुत्रादिपीडनम् । हिंसाजीवाद् भयं स्थानविनाशं च ज्वरं दिशेत् ॥१०१॥

    savyetarasthamandukyam jayaputradipidanam, hinsajivad bhayam sthanavinasam ca jvaram diset

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In Mandūkī [motion] situated in Apasavya (the reverse chakra) -- affliction to wife, son and the like; fear from a violent creature, destruction of one's place, and fever should be declared.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    असव्यचक्रस्थ मण्डूकगति वाली राशियों की दशा में स्त्री, पुत्र आदि को कष्ट, हिंसक जीव से भय, स्थाननाश, तथा ज्वरादिभय कहना चाहिए। मर्कटी गतिवाली राशियों की दशा में जल से भय, स्थानच्युति, राजकोप, पिता की मृत्यु तथा जङ्गल में संचार (भटकाव) कहें। असव्यचक्रस्थ सिंहावलोकन वाली राशियों की दशा में स्थानच्युति, पिता या तत्सदृश गुरुजन की मृत्यु होती है ॥ १०१-१०३ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.47 v.101, printed edition p.300

  102. 47.102 सत्यापित

    102

    संस्कृत

    मार्कट्यां तु गतौ भीतिर्जलात् स्थानच्युतिस्तथा । राजकोपः पितृमृतिः संहारः काननॆ भवेत् ॥१०२॥

    markatyam tu gatau bhitirjalat sthanacyutistatha, rajakopah pitrmrtih sanharah kanane bhavet

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    But in Markatī motion [in Apasavya] -- fear from water, likewise displacement from one's place; the king's wrath, the father's death, [and] destruction/wandering in a forest occur.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    असव्यचक्रस्थ मण्डूकगति वाली राशियों की दशा में स्त्री, पुत्र आदि को कष्ट, हिंसक जीव से भय, स्थाननाश, तथा ज्वरादिभय कहना चाहिए। मर्कटी गतिवाली राशियों की दशा में जल से भय, स्थानच्युति, राजकोप, पिता की मृत्यु तथा जङ्गल में संचार (भटकाव) कहें। असव्यचक्रस्थ सिंहावलोकन वाली राशियों की दशा में स्थानच्युति, पिता या तत्सदृश गुरुजन की मृत्यु होती है ॥ १०१-१०३ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.47 v.102, printed edition p.300 (word1 "मार्कट्यां" required three zoom passes to resolve, corroborated by the following commentary's "मर्कटी गतिवाली"; word8 printed "काननॆ" with a non-standard vowel-sign shape for expected "कानने", retained as printed)

  103. 47.103 सत्यापित

    103

    संस्कृत

    सिंहावलोकने सव्येतरे स्थानच्युतिस्तथा । निधनं स्वपितुः किं वा तत्समस्य प्रजायते ॥१०३॥

    simhavalokane savyetare sthanacyutistatha, nidhanam svapituh kim va tatsamasya prajayate

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In Simhavalokana within Apasavya (the reverse chakra), likewise displacement from one's place; the death of one's own father, or of one equal to him [a guru-equivalent], comes to pass.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    असव्यचक्रस्थ मण्डूकगति वाली राशियों की दशा में स्त्री, पुत्र आदि को कष्ट, हिंसक जीव से भय, स्थाननाश, तथा ज्वरादिभय कहना चाहिए। मर्कटी गतिवाली राशियों की दशा में जल से भय, स्थानच्युति, राजकोप, पिता की मृत्यु तथा जङ्गल में संचार (भटकाव) कहें। असव्यचक्रस्थ सिंहावलोकन वाली राशियों की दशा में स्थानच्युति, पिता या तत्सदृश गुरुजन की मृत्यु होती है ॥ १०१-१०३ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.47 v.103, printed edition p.300

  104. 47.104 सत्यापित

    104

    संस्कृत

    मीनात् तु वृश्चिके याते ज्वरो भवति निश्चितम् । कन्यातः कर्कटे याते बन्धुबान्धवनाशनम् ॥१०४॥

    minat tu vrscike yate jvaro bhavati niscitam, kanyatah karkate yate bandhubandhavanasanam

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    But when [the dasha] goes from Mina (Pisces) to Vrishchika (Scorpio), fever certainly occurs; when going from Kanya (Virgo) to Karka (Cancer), the destruction of kinsmen and relatives [occurs].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    मीन से वृश्चिक की दशा में जाने पर ज्वरभय, और कन्या से कर्क में जाय तो बन्धु-बान्धवों का विनाश, सिंह से मिथुन में जाने पर स्त्री को रोग, और कर्कं से... [टिप्पणी: मुद्रित टीका यहाँ पृष्ठ300 के अन्त में वाक्य के मध्य में ही कट जाती है (डिजिटीकरण-श्रेय जलचिह्न के साथ अतिव्यापन); शेष पाठ पृष्ठ301 पर जारी है और वहाँ के प्रसंस्करण पर पूर्ण किया जाएगा। श्लोक104-106 का मूल पाठ स्वयं इसी पृष्ठ पर पूर्ण और निःसंदिग्ध है]।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.47 v.104, printed edition p.300, opens a new sub-topic [टिप्पणी: इस श्लोक से पूर्व मुद्रित स्रोत में उपशीर्षक "विशेष फल--" है, जो बैण्ड-डिटेक्टर द्वारा एक बड़े (211px) अन्तराल में छूट गया था और मूल स्रोत-छवि से सीधे पुनः जाँचकर पाया गया; यह अगले श्लोकों (104-106) में वर्णित विशिष्ट राशि-संक्रमण-फलों के उपविभाग का परिचय देता है। संरचनात्मक उपशीर्षक होने से इसे पृथक् श्लोक के रूप में सम्मिलित नहीं किया गया]।

  105. 47.105 सत्यापित

    105

    संस्कृत

    सिंहाच्च मिथुने याते स्त्रियो व्याधिर्भवेद् ध्रुवम् । कर्कटात् हरौ याते वधो भवति देहिनाम् ॥१०५॥

    sinhacca mithune yate striyo vyadhirbhaved dhruvam, karkatat harau yate vadho bhavati dehinam

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    And when going from Simha (Leo) to Mithuna (Gemini), disease to women certainly occurs; when going from Karkata (Cancer) to Hari (Simha/Leo), the death of living beings occurs.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    मीन से वृश्चिक की दशा में जाने पर ज्वरभय, और कन्या से कर्क में जाय तो बन्धु-बान्धवों का विनाश, सिंह से मिथुन में जाने पर स्त्री को रोग, और कर्कं से... [टिप्पणी: मुद्रित टीका यहाँ पृष्ठ300 के अन्त में वाक्य के मध्य में ही कट जाती है (डिजिटीकरण-श्रेय जलचिह्न के साथ अतिव्यापन); शेष पाठ पृष्ठ301 पर जारी है और वहाँ के प्रसंस्करण पर पूर्ण किया जाएगा। श्लोक104-106 का मूल पाठ स्वयं इसी पृष्ठ पर पूर्ण और निःसंदिग्ध है]।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.47 v.105, printed edition p.300 (word1 "कर्कटात्", initially tentatively read as "ककंटात्", re-verified via column-ink-profiled 6x zoom and confirmed to carry a repha, i.e. the standard reading "कर्कटात्")

  106. 47.106 सत्यापित

    106

    संस्कृत

    पितृबन्धुमृतिं विद्याच्चापान्मेषे गते पुनः । क्रग्रहयुते भीति सौम्ययुक्ते शुभं दिशेत् ॥१०६॥

    pitrbandhumrtim vidyaccapanmese gate punah, kragrahayute bhiti saumyayukte subham diset

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    One should know the death of father or kinsman when [the dasha] goes again from Chapa (Dhanu/Sagittarius) to Mesha (Aries); [if] conjoined with a malefic planet (reading uncertain, see source note), declare fear; conjoined with a benefic, declare an auspicious result.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    मीन से वृश्चिक की दशा में जाने पर ज्वरभय, और कन्या से कर्क में जाय तो बन्धु-बान्धवों का विनाश, सिंह से मिथुन में जाने पर स्त्री को रोग, और कर्कं से सिंह में जाय तो स्वयं देही की मृत्यु, धनु से मेष में जाने पर पिता के भाई (चाचा) की मृत्यु कहनी चाहिए। पापग्रह के संयोग से भय और शुभग्रह के योग से शुभ फल का आदेश करें ॥१०४-१०६॥ [टिप्पणी: यह टीका श्लोक104-106 के लिए संयुक्त है; मुद्रित स्रोत में पृष्ठ300 के अन्त में वाक्य के मध्य में कटकर पृष्ठ301 पर जारी रहती है; ऊपर दोनों भाग जोड़कर पूर्ण किए गए हैं। मूल श्लोक106 का पाठ स्वयं पृष्ठ300 पर ही पूर्ण और निःसंदिग्ध है]।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.47 v.106, printed edition p.300 (word1 of line2 printed "क्रग्रहयुते", zoom-verified at 6x as unambiguously lacking the ऊ vowel-sign expected for the standard term "क्रूरग्रहयुते" [conjoined with a malefic planet]; retained exactly as printed and disclosed. Word2 "भीति" also printed without a visible anusvara, retained as printed. Commentary continuation confirmed complete on p.301)

  107. 47.107 सत्यापित

    107

    संस्कृत

    कालचक्रदशायास्तु फलं यच्च शुभाशुभम् । तद् वाच्यं राशिखगयोः पूर्वोद्दिष्टानिभागतः ॥१०७॥

    kalacakradasayastu phalam yacca subhasubham, tadvacyam rasikhagayoh purvoddistanibhagatah

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Whatever auspicious or inauspicious result belongs to the Kalachakra dasha, that is to be stated of the sign and planet according to the previously indicated division/proportion.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    हे मुने! कालचक्रदशा का जो शुभाशुभ फल कहा गया है वह राशि और ग्रह दोनों की दिशा के अनुसार समझना चाहिए जैसा कि आगे बतलाया गया है ॥१०७-१०८॥

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.47 v.107, printed edition p.301. Opens the "पुनः विशेष फल" (again, special results) sub-topic, per a subheading recovered from a large unexplained gap in the band table (investigated per the standing re-scan rule).

  108. 47.108 सत्यापित

    108

    संस्कृत

    इत्थं मुने! समस्तानां तद्दशावत्सरे नृणाम् । यथानिर्दिष्टमेव स्यात् फलं भागे तु तदिशः ॥१०८॥

    ittham mune samastanam taddasavatsare nrnam, yathanirdistameva syat phalam bhage tu tadisah

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Thus, O sage! Of all men, in that dasha-year, the result shall be exactly as indicated, according to the [assigned] portion in that direction.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    हे मुने! कालचक्रदशा का जो शुभाशुभ फल कहा गया है वह राशि और ग्रह दोनों की दिशा के अनुसार समझना चाहिए जैसा कि आगे बतलाया गया है ॥१०७-१०८॥

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.47 v.108, printed edition p.301. "तद्दशावत्सरे" zoom-confirmed with a doubled द conjunct; "तदिशः" (later in the same verse) zoom-confirmed printed with a single त, not तद्दिशः -- both retained exactly as printed, the inconsistency disclosed rather than silently normalized.

  109. 47.109 सत्यापित

    109

    संस्कृत

    कन्यातः कर्कटे याते पूर्वभागे महत् फलम् । उत्तरं देशमाश्रित्य शस्ता यात्रा भविष्यति ॥१०९॥

    kanyatah karkate yate purvabhage mahat phalam, uttaram desamasritya sasta yatra bhavisyati

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    From Kanya (Virgo) going to Karkata (Cancer), in the eastern portion there is a great result. Heading toward the northern region, a recommended/auspicious journey will occur.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    कन्या से कर्क में जाने पर पूर्व भाग (देश) में शुभफल होता है। उस समय उत्तर दिशा की यात्रा प्रशस्त होती है। अर्थात् दक्षिण तथा पश्चिम की ओर यात्रा नहीं करनी चाहिए।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.47 v.109, printed edition p.301. Word2 "कर्कटे" initially looked like "ककंटे" at low zoom; a column-ink-profiled 4x crop confirmed a repha over the first क, i.e. the standard reading -- not a misread.

  110. 47.110 सत्यापित

    110

    संस्कृत

    सिंहात्तु मिथुने याते पूर्वभागं परित्यजेत् । कायान्तेऽपि च नैर्ऋत्यां सुखं यात्रा भविष्यति ॥११०॥

    simhattu mithune yate purvabhagam parityajet, kayante'pi ca nairrtyam sukham yatra bhavisyati

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    But from Simha (Leo) going to Mithuna (Gemini), one should avoid the eastern portion. Even at the end of life (kayante'pi), in the southwest (Nairrti) direction, a pleasant journey will occur.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    सिंह से मिथुन में जाने पर पूर्व की यात्रा त्याज्य है। कायान्त में नैर्ऋति कोण की यात्रा शुभप्रद होती है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.47 v.110, printed edition p.301. Word1 of line2 ("कायान्तेऽपि") is printed with visibly degraded/broken ink at every zoom level tried (confirmed via 3 independent crops, same dotted texture -- a print-quality issue, not a crop-targeting error); resolved via the Hindi commentary's explicit corroborating phrase "कायान्त में नैर्ऋति कोण की यात्रा".

  111. 47.111 सत्यापित

    111

    संस्कृत

    कर्कटाच्च गते सिंहे कायहानिरवाग्दिशि । दक्षिणां दिशमाश्रित्य प्रतीच्यां गमनं भवेत् ॥१११॥

    karkatacca gate simhe kayahaniravagdisi, daksinam disamasritya praticyam gamanam bhavet

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    And from Karkata (Cancer) going to Simha (Leo), there is bodily harm in the southern direction. Taking refuge in the southern direction, movement toward the west shall occur.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    कर्क से सिंह में जाने पर दक्षिण दिशा में कार्य-हानि होती है। दक्षिण दिशा से पश्चिम दिशा की ओर जाना पड़ता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.47 v.111, printed edition p.301. Word3 of line1 was initially read as "मिथे" at plain resolution; a column-ink-profiled zoom showed the akshara sequence सि-ं-ह-े ("सिंहे"), and this correction was decisively corroborated by the Hindi commentary's "कर्क से सिंह में जाने पर" (Karka to Simha) -- caught and corrected before seeding. The commentary paraphrases the root's "काय" (body, zoom-confirmed with no repha) as "कार्य" (deed/work, zoom-confirmed with repha) -- a commentarial paraphrase, not a root-text discrepancy.

  112. 47.112 सत्यापित

    112

    संस्कृत

    मीनाच्च वृश्चिके याते उदीच्यां याति सङ्कटम् । चापात्तु मकरे याते सङ्कटं स्याच्च संशयः ॥११२॥

    minacca vrschike yate udicyam yati sankatam, capattu makare yate sankatam syacca samsayah

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    And from Mina (Pisces) going to Vrishchika (Scorpio), danger goes toward the north. But from Chapa (Sagittarius) going to Makara (Capricorn), there is danger, and also doubt.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    मीन से वृश्चिक में जाने पर उत्तर दिशा संकटपूर्ण हो जाती है। धनु से मकर में जाने पर भी संकट निःसन्दिग्ध हुआ करता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.47 v.112, printed edition p.301.

  113. 47.113 सत्यापित

    113

    संस्कृत

    चापान्मेषे तु यात्रायां गदा बन्धो मृतिर्भवेत् । सुखं सम्पत् कलत्रादिरपि याते तु वृश्चिके ॥११३॥

    capanmese tu yatrayam gada bandho mrtirbhavet, sukham sampat kalatradirapi yate tu vrscike

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    But in the movement of Chapa (Sagittarius) to Mesha (Aries), there would be disease, imprisonment, or death. [Yet] happiness, wealth, and even one's spouse and the like, when it goes instead to Vrishchika (Scorpio).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    धनु से मेष में जाने पर यात्रा करने पर रोग तथा बन्धुओं की मृत्यु होती है। धनु से वृश्चिक में जाने पर सुख, समृद्धि, स्त्री-प्राप्ति होती है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.47 v.113, printed edition p.301 (Hindi commentary completed via its continuation on p.302, closing the page301/302 cross-page cutoff).

  114. 47.114 सत्यापित

    114

    संस्कृत

    हरेः कुलीरके याते त्याज्याशा पाश्चिमा शुभः । सौम्ययोगे शुभं क्रूरे त्वशुभं फलमादिशेत् ॥११४॥

    hareh kulirake yate tyajyasa pascima subhah, saumyayoge subham krure tvasubham phalamadiset

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [Reading of this line is compressed/uncertain, see source note] From Hari (Simha/Leo) going to Kulira (Karkata/Cancer), the western direction is to be avoided; conjoined with a benefic, declare an auspicious result, but with a malefic, an inauspicious one.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    सिंह से कर्क में जाने पर पश्चिम दिशा त्याज्य है अर्थात् पश्चिम की ओर यात्रा न करें। शुभग्रह, संयोग से शुभ फल और पापग्रह के योग से अशुभ फल कहना चाहिए ॥१०९-११४॥

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.47 v.114, printed edition p.301. Phrase "त्याज्याशा पाश्चिमा शुभः" zoom-confirmed letter-for-letter as printed; grammatically compressed (possibly sandhi of त्याज्या+आशा), retained exactly as printed and disclosed rather than resolved into a normalized paraphrase. Hindi commentary (shared with vv.109-114, closing citation ॥१०९-११४॥) reached and transcribed from p.302.

  115. 47.115 सत्यापित

    115

    संस्कृत

    चौरः शूरः क्रियांशे स्याद् वृषभांशे श्रियान्वितः । युग्मांशे ज्ञानसम्पन्नः कुलीरांशे भवेन्नृपः ॥११५॥

    caurah surah kriyamse syad vrsabhamse sriyanvitah, yugmamse jnanasampannah kuliramse bhavennrpah

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In the Kriya (Mesha/Aries) division, [one born becomes] a thief or a brave person; in the Vrishabha (Taurus) division, endowed with prosperity. In the Yugma (Mithuna/Gemini) division, endowed with knowledge; in the Kulira (Karkata/Cancer) division, one becomes a king.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    कालचक्रानुसार मेषांश में जन्म होने पर चोर तथा शूर, वृषांश में लक्ष्मीवान्, मिथुनांश में जन्म हो तो ज्ञानी, ककांश (कर्कांश) में राजा होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.47 v.115, printed edition p.302. Opens a new subtopic under the subheading "कालचक्रांश फल—" (Kalachakra-amsha Phala, results by zodiac-sign division), which was recovered from an undersized/anomalous 30px band via column-ink-profiling after the band detector nearly merged it into the surrounding gap.

  116. 47.116 सत्यापित

    116

    संस्कृत

    सिंहांशे राजपूज्यः स्यादङ्गनांशे बुधो भवेत् । तुलांशे राजमन्त्री स्यादल्पांशे निर्धनो जनः ॥११६॥

    simhamse rajapujyah syadanganamse budho bhavet, tulamse rajamantri syadalpamse nirdhano janah

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In the Simha (Leo) division, honored by the king; in the Angana (Kanya/Virgo) division, becomes wise. In the Tula (Libra) division, becomes a royal minister; in the ["Alpa"/Vrishchika, see source note] division, the person becomes poor.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    सिंहांश में राजमान्य, वृश्चिकांश में उत्पन्न होने पर निर्धन होता है (टीका में कन्या तथा तुला अंशों के फल का पृथक् उल्लेख नहीं है)।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.47 v.116, printed edition p.302. Word4 of line2 is printed "अल्पांशे" ("in the small/least division") rather than a zodiac name, breaking the pattern of all 11 other quarters in this verse-pair, which each name a rashi. Zoom-confirmed unambiguous ल्प conjunct (not लि/ल्य) -- genuinely printed thus, not a misread. Parseable via sandhi as स्यात्+अल्पांशे ("स्यादल्पांशे"). Decisively corroborated as denoting the VRISHCHIKA (Scorpio) division by the immediately following Hindi commentary, which explicitly reads "वृश्चिकांश में उत्पन्न होने पर निर्धन" for this exact result (poverty) -- the commentary also skips explicit mention of the Kanya/Tula quarters entirely, an editorial compression, not a transcription gap. Retained exactly as printed ("अल्पांशे") rather than silently normalized to "वृश्चिकांशे"; the corroborated meaning is given in the translation.

  117. 47.117 सत्यापित

    117

    संस्कृत

    चापांशे ज्ञानसंयुक्तो मकरांशे तु पापकृत् । कुम्भांशे च वणिक्कर्मा मीनांशे वसुधान्यवान् ॥११७॥

    capamse jnanasamyukto makaramse tu papakrt, kumbhamse ca vanikkarma minamse vasudhanyavan

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In the Chapa (Dhanu/Sagittarius) division, endowed with knowledge; in the Makara (Capricorn) division, a sinner/evildoer. In the Kumbha (Aquarius) division, engaged in trade; in the Meena (Pisces) division, possessed of wealth and grain.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    धनुरंश में भी ज्ञानसम्पन्न, मकरांश में पापकारी, कुम्भांश में वाणिज्य करने वाला, और मीनांश में जन्म से धन-धान्यसम्पन्न जातक होता है ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.47 v.117, printed edition p.302. Completes the 12-fold Kalachakra-amsha series begun at v.115. A dedicated re-crop of the commentary block confirmed it carries NO closing verse-number citation (genuinely absent from the print for this 115-117 commentary group, not a cutoff).

  118. 47.118 सत्यापित

    118

    संस्कृत

    सूर्यगुभौमशानिभिर्देहो जीवोऽथवान्वितः । एकैकयोगे मरणं बहुयोगे तु का कथा ॥११८॥

    suryagubhaumasanibhirdeho jivo'thavanvitah, ekaikayoge maranam bahuyoge tu ka katha

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [Reading of the planet-list compound retained as printed and uncertain, see source note] When the Deha [point], or alternatively the Jiva [point], is connected with Surya, "Gu", Bhauma, and "Shani" [names as printed]: in conjunction with even one of these, death; what then to speak of conjunction with many?

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    सूर्य, राहु, मङ्गल, शनि इनमें से किसी के भी साथ देह या जीव पड़े तो मरण होता है। यदि बहुत से देह या जीव में स्थित हों तो निश्चयतः मरण कहना चाहिए।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.47 v.118, printed edition p.302. Opens a new subtopic under the subheading "देह-जीवस्थित-ग्रहफल—" (results of a planet situated in the Deha/Jiva point). Line1 is printed as one unbroken compound (column-ink-profiling found no internal word-gap across its full width), zoom-confirmed letter-by-letter at up to 10x as "सूर्यगुभौमशानिभिर्देहो": (1) the second name is printed as bare "गु" (ग+उ), NOT the expected "गुरु" -- directly compared against this SAME page's own properly-spelled "गुरुः" (v.123, band28), which clearly shows both गु AND a following रु block; v.118's "गु" has no such following रु (confirmed via two independent tightly-cropped zooms with no gap for a missing syllable), so it is retained bare and NOT assumed to denote Guru/Jupiter. (2) the fourth name is printed with an extra ा stroke as "शानि" rather than the expected "शनि" (Shani/Saturn) -- confirmed via a dedicated isolating zoom that a genuine free-standing ा-stroke sits between श and नि, not merely the ि-matra of नि itself. Both anomalies are retained exactly as printed rather than silently normalized. Context supports a 4-planet list: v.120 (band22-23) explicitly says "चतुर्भिस्तु भवेन्मृत्युः" ("but with FOUR, death"), consistent with four names in this compound; v.123 (band28-29) separately lists Budha/Guru/Shukra as BENEFIC placements in Deha/Jiva, confirming v.118's list is a distinct (likely malefic-leaning) set and that "गु" here is unlikely to simply mean Guru. No Hindi commentary for vv.118-124 appears on p.302 (the page ends with these 7 root verses); if a commentary corroborating this planet-list is found on p.303, this entry should be revisited and the disclosure updated accordingly. Second half of the line, "जीवोऽथवान्वितः", is unambiguous and zoom-confirmed. UPDATE from p.303: the Hindi commentary for this verse (p.303, band1, closing citation ॥118-124॥) explicitly names the four planets as सूर्य, राहु, मङ्गल, शनि -- matching v.120's "चतुर्भिः" exactly and giving strong content-critical support that the root's cryptic "गु" is intended to denote राहु (Rahu), NOT गुरु (Guru). However, this remains a disclosed textual crux, not a silent correction: "गु" does not match the standard spelling of राहु either, and a dedicated re-zoom of the root glyph on p.302 (band17, re-examined after this commentary was found) still shows the same closed-loop ग shape used elsewhere on that page's own "गुरुः" (v.123) -- ruling out a simple crop/legibility error. The root Sanskrit is therefore retained exactly as printed ("गु", not expanded or corrected to "राहु"), with this commentary-based identification disclosed here as the most probable intended referent.

  119. 47.119 सत्यापित

    119

    संस्कृत

    देहे पापयुते रोगो जीवे तैस्तु युतेऽतिभीः । मनोव्यथा च रुग् द्वाभ्यामपमृत्युस्त्रिभिः स्मृतः ॥११९॥

    dehe papayute rogo jive taistu yute'tibhih, manovyatha ca rug dvabhyamapamrtyustribhih smrtah

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When Deha is joined by a malefic [planet], disease; when Jiva is joined by them, great fear. With two [malefics jointly], mental distress and illness; with three, untimely death is declared.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    देहस्थान में अधिक पापग्रह हों तो रोग और जीवस्थान में वे हों तो अतिभय होता है। दो पापग्रहों से वे युक्त हों तो मनोव्यथा तथा रोग, और तीन पापों से युक्त होने पर अपमृत्यु होती है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.47 v.119, printed edition p.302. Continues the Deha/Jiva-affliction subtopic opened at v.118, generalizing it to "पापयुते" (joined by a malefic) rather than repeating the specific planet-list. Plain-read at native band zoom; unambiguous. Hindi commentary not reached on this page (see note at v.118). translationHi added from p.303 (bands2-4), part of the single continuous commentary block for vv.118-124 (closing citation ॥118-124॥ at band13); per-verse boundaries below are an editorial split at natural clause breaks in that continuous prose, not boundaries marked in the print.

  120. 47.120 सत्यापित

    120

    संस्कृत

    चतुर्भिस्तु भवेन्मृत्युर्नात्र कश्चन संशयः । देहे जीवे तूभयत्र पापग्रहयुतिर्यदा ॥१२०॥

    caturbhistu bhavenmrtyurnatra kascana samsayah, dehe jive tubhayatra papagrahayutiryada

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    But with four [malefics jointly], death occurs -- there is no doubt about this -- when there is a conjunction of malefic planets with Deha, with Jiva, or with both.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    चार पापग्रह यदि हों तो निःसन्देह मृत्यु होती है। देह-जीव दोनों में पापग्रह का संयोग हो तो चोरपीड़ा या राजा के द्वारा कष्ट तथा भय एवं मरण भी निश्चयतः होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.47 v.120, printed edition p.302. "चतुर्भिः" ("with four") completes the graded 1/2/3/4-planet escalation begun at v.119, and corroborates that v.118's planet-list compound names exactly four grahas. Plain-read at native band zoom; unambiguous. Hindi commentary not reached on this page (see note at v.118). translationHi added from p.303 (bands5-6). Note: the clause "चोरपीड़ा या राजा के द्वारा कष्ट..." (thief-affliction / royal punishment) corresponds thematically to v.121's own first line, but is included here because it follows directly, without a sentence break, from this verse's "देहे जीवे तूभयत्र पापग्रहयुतिर्यदा" condition in the unbroken source prose -- an editorial join, disclosed rather than silently split.

  121. 47.121 सत्यापित

    121

    संस्कृत

    स्तेनार्दितो राजतो वा स्याद् भ्रातृमृत्युरपि ध्रुवम् । सूर्ये त्वनलजा भीतिः क्षीणचन्द्रे तु वारिभीः ॥१२१॥

    stenardito rajato va syad bhratrmrtyurapi dhruvam, surye tvanalaja bhitih ksinacandre tu varibhih

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    One becomes afflicted by thieves or by the ruler/king, and the death of a brother is also certain. With Surya [among the afflicting planets], fear born of fire; but with a waning Moon, fear of water.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    देह या जीव में कहीं भी सूर्य हों तो अग्निभय, क्षीणचन्द्र के रहने पर जलभय।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.47 v.121, printed edition p.302. Opens a planet-specific-result sub-scheme (Surya -> fire-fear, waning Chandra -> water-fear) elaborating the general affliction results of vv.118-120. Plain-read at native band zoom; unambiguous. Hindi commentary not reached on this page (see note at v.118). translationHi added from p.303 (bands7-8), covering only this verse's second line (सूर्ये त्वनलजा भीतिः क्षीणचन्द्रे तु वारिभीः). This verse's first line (स्तेनार्दितो राजतो वा स्याद् भ्रातृमृत्युरपि ध्रुवम्) is instead covered under v.120's translationHi above, per the unbroken-prose join noted there.

  122. 47.122 सत्यापित

    122

    संस्कृत

    पीडाऽऽयुधाद् भूमिजे तु वातार्तिः शशिजे मता । मन्दे गुल्मामयोऽग्नौ तु गरलाद् भीः शिखिन्यपि ॥१२२॥

    pidaayudhad bhumije tu vatartih sasije mata, mande gulmamayo'gnau tu garalad bhih sikhinyapi

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Affliction from weapons is held with Bhaumi (Mars); pain from a wind-disorder (vata) is held with Shashija (Mercury). With Manda (Saturn), disease of Gulma (an abdominal ailment); with [Agni, as printed -- see source note], fear from poison; also with Shikhi.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    मंगल रहें तो अस्त्रपीड़ा, बुध रहें तो वातरोगजन्य पीड़ा होती है। शनि यदि देह या जीवगत हों तो गुल्मरोग, राहु तथा केतु के रहने पर विषभय कहना चाहिए।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.47 v.122, printed edition p.302. Continues the planet-specific-result sub-scheme from v.121 for Bhaumi (Mars) and Shashija (Mercury), then Manda (Saturn). Word1 is printed "पीडाऽऽयुधाद्" with TWO avagraha marks (ऽऽ) rather than the single avagraha expected for ordinary sandhi (पीडा+आयुधात्) -- zoom-confirmed at 4x that both marks are genuinely present in print; retained exactly as printed and disclosed as non-standard rather than silently reduced to one. The word "अग्नौ" ("with Agni/fire") after गुल्मामयः is retained as printed; it is unclear whether this names a further graha-designation (e.g. for Mangal again, or Ketu, here associated with fire) or is used in a more general sense -- not resolved further absent commentary. Hindi commentary not reached on this page (see note at v.118). translationHi added from p.303 (bands8-10). Commentary explicitly names both राहु and केतु together for the poison-fear (विषभय) result, where the root text's own wording is "मन्दे गुल्मामयोऽग्नौ तु गरलाद् भीः शिखिन्यपि" -- "शिखिन्" is a standard synonym for Ketu (matching the commentary's केतु), but the root's "अग्नौ" does not transparently correspond to the commentary's added राहु; retained as printed and disclosed, not resolved further.

  123. 47.123 सत्यापित

    123

    संस्कृत

    शशिजो वा गुरुः शुक्रो देहे जीवेऽथवा गतः । सौख्यसम्पत्तिदास्तद्वद् व्याधिशोकापहाः समे ॥१२३॥

    sasijo va guruh sukro dehe jive'thava gatah, saukhyasampattidastadvad vyadhisokapahah same

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Shashija (Mercury), or Guru (Jupiter), or Shukra (Venus), situated in Deha or Jiva, likewise give happiness and prosperity, and remove disease and grief, when [placed] evenly/favorably.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    देह-जीव स्थान में बुध, गुरु, शुक्र हों तो विविध सौख्य तथा अनेकविध सम्पत्ति होवे और ये सभी शोकनाशक होते हैं।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.47 v.123, printed edition p.302. Turns from the malefic-affliction subtopic (vv.118-122) to the contrasting benefic placement: Budha, Guru, Shukra in Deha/Jiva give good results. Here "गुरुः" is spelled in full (गु + रु + विसर्ग), providing a same-page, same-font control for the bare "गु" printed at v.118 -- see the disclosure at v.118's source field. Plain-read at native band zoom, corroborated via targeted 8x zoom on "गुरुः". Hindi commentary not reached on this page (see note at v.118). translationHi added from p.303 (bands10-11).

  124. 47.124 सत्यापित

    124

    संस्कृत

    शुभाशुभैस्तत्र युक्तैः शुभाशुभफलं स्मृतम् । मिश्रैर्मिश्रफलं वाच्यमिति सर्वत्र निश्चितम् ॥१२४॥

    subhasubhaistatra yuktaih subhasubhaphalam smrtam, misrairmisraphalam vacyamiti sarvatra niscitam

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    There, when joined with benefic or malefic [planets], a benefic or malefic result is declared; with mixed [planets], a mixed result is to be stated -- this is settled everywhere.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    देह जीव स्थान में शुभ या अशुभ ग्रह के संयोग से शुभ या अशुभ फल, तथा मिश्रग्रहों से मिश्रफल कहना चाहिए ॥११८-१२४॥

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.47 v.124, printed edition p.302. Closes the Deha/Jiva-sthita-graha-phala subtopic with a general rule. This is the last verse on p.302; the page ends immediately below with the standard digitization-credit footer watermark, confirmed via the page-bottom crop. Hindi commentary for vv.118-124 (if any) continues onto p.303 -- not reached on this page. translationHi added from p.303 (bands12-13), closing with the citation ॥118-124॥ confirming this commentary block covers exactly vv.118-124 -- closing the fourth cross-page-continuation scenario opened on p.302.

  125. 47.125 सत्यापित

    125

    संस्कृत

    पापक्षेत्रदशामध्ये देहजीवौ तु दुःखिता । शुभक्षेत्रदशायां तु शुभमत्र न संशयः ॥१२५॥

    papaksetradasamadhye dehajivau tu duhkhita, subhaksetradasayam tu subhamatra na samsayah

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In the midst of a dasha of a malefic sign/field, Deha and Jiva become afflicted; but in a dasha of an auspicious sign/field, there is here no doubt of an auspicious [result].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पापग्रह राशियों की दशा में देह जीव अत्यधिक दुःखी रहते हैं। शुभग्रह की राशि की दशा में निःसन्देह शुभ होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.47 v.125, printed edition p.303. Opens a new subtopic (Kalachakra-dasha results by the benefic/malefic nature of the sign occupying it). Clean; plain-read at native band zoom.

  126. 47.126 सत्यापित

    126

    संस्कृत

    शुभाशुभग्रहयुताऽमत्सद्राशिगा दशा । क्रमान्मिश्रफला ज्ञेया जातकस्य सुधीजनैः ॥१२६॥

    subhasubhagrahayuta'matsadrasiga dasa, kramanmisraphala jneya jatakasya sudhijanaih

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The dasha of a sign that is [as printed, uncertain -- see source note] joined by benefic and malefic planets is, in due order, to be known by the wise as giving mixed results for the native.

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.47 v.126, printed edition p.303. The middle compound after "शुभाशुभग्रहयुता" is printed "ऽमत्सद्राशिगा" -- zoom-confirmed letter-by-letter at 6x as अ(avagraha-elided)+म+त्+स+द्+रा+ंशि+गा, but this does not resolve to a clear standard Sanskrit compound. Retained exactly as printed and disclosed as non-standard/uncertain rather than emended. The following commentary (band19-20, closing ॥125-126॥) glosses this verse-pair as describing a dasha where a malefic sign is joined by benefic planet(s), or an auspicious sign is joined by a malefic planet, giving mixed results -- consistent with "मिश्रफला" but not sufficient to confidently reconstruct the garbled compound's exact intended spelling.

  127. 47.127 सत्यापित

    127

    संस्कृत

    जन्मावसरे नृणां राशियां लग्नगो भवेत् । कालचक्रदशायां तु तस्य सौख्यं निरामयम् ॥१२७॥

    janmavasare nrnam rasiyam lagnago bhavet, kalacakradasayam tu tasya saukhyam niramayam

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    At the time of birth of men, whatever [as printed -- see source note] sign becomes situated in the Lagna: in its Kalachakra-dasha, there is health and happiness.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जन्मसमय जो राशि लग्नगत हो उसकी कालचक्र-दशा में नैरुज्य तथा सौख्य होते हैं।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.47 v.127, printed edition p.303. Word3 of line1 is printed "राशियां" (zoom-confirmed, with a nasalized ending) rather than a more standard classical form (e.g. यदि राशिः or राशिर्या); the following commentary paraphrases it as "जो राशि" ("whichever sign", singular), suggesting a relative-pronoun sense, but the printed word itself is retained exactly as printed and disclosed as non-standard rather than emended to match the commentary's paraphrase.

  128. 47.128 सत्यापित

    128

    संस्कृत

    सौम्ये पूर्णे सुखं क्रूरे तनौ व्याधिसमुद्भवः । स्वतुङ्गग्रहैर्युक्तो लोकमान्यो नृपो भवेत् ॥१२८॥

    saumye purne sukham krure tanau vyadhisamudbhavah, svatungagrahairyukto lokamanyo nrpo bhavet

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When [the Lagna-sign] is benefic and full, happiness; when malefic, disease arises in the body. One joined with own or exalted planets becomes a king honored by all people.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    यदि वह शुभ राशि हो तो पूर्ण सुख, और पापराशि हो तो शरीर में व्याधि का भय कहना। वही यदि अपने उच्चस्थानगत ग्रहों से युक्त हों तो जातक लोकमान्य राजा होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.47 v.128, printed edition p.303. Continues v.127's Lagna-sign-dasha subtopic. Clean; plain-read at native band zoom, commentary closes with citation ॥127-128॥.

  129. 47.129 सत्यापित

    129

    संस्कृत

    वित्तभावगराशेस्तु फलं चक्रदशोद्भवम् । सद्भोज्यार्थेलाभः स्त्रीसुतसुखसम्भवः ॥१२९॥

    vittabhavagarasestu phalam cakradasodbhavam, sadbhojyarthelabhah strisutasukhasambhavah

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    But the result, arising from the [Kalachakra-]dasha, of the sign occupying the wealth-house (2nd bhava), is: gain of good/enjoyable wealth, and happiness arising from wife and children.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    द्वितीय भावगत राशि की चक्रदशा में सुन्दरभोजन, अर्थप्राप्ति तथा स्त्री, पुत्र का सुख, वाणी-विलास, सद्विद्या की वृद्धि तथा सज्जनों के साथ संगति होती है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.47 v.129, printed edition p.303. Opens a new subtopic (Kalachakra-dasha results by the sign occupying the 2nd/wealth house). Line2's compound "सद्भोज्यार्थेलाभः" zoom-confirmed letter-by-letter at 3x; retained as printed, translated loosely as "gain of good/enjoyable wealth" pending any clarifying commentary. No Hindi commentary for this verse found on p.303 -- the page ends immediately after v.130 with the standard digitization-credit footer. Expected on p.304 (fifth cross-page-continuation scenario opened on this page). translationHi added from p.304 (bands1-2), part of the shared commentary block for vv.129-130 (closing citation ॥129-130॥ at band3) -- closes the fifth cross-page-continuation scenario opened on p.303. Split at the natural clause boundary (editorial), not marked in print.

  130. 47.130 सत्यापित

    130

    संस्कृत

    वाग्वैदग्ध्यं च सद्विद्या भवेत् सद्भिश्च सङ्गतिः । सौम्यराशौ फलं त्वेवं पापराशौ तदन्यथा ॥१३०॥

    vagvaidagdhyam ca sadvidya bhavet sadbhisca sangatih, saumyarasau phalam tvevam paparasau tadanyatha

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Eloquence of speech, and good learning, and association with the virtuous occur -- thus is the result in a benefic sign; in a malefic sign, it is otherwise.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    शुभराशि में ही ऐसा फल समझना, पापराशि में इसके विपरीत होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.47 v.130, printed edition p.303. Closes the page: the digitization-credit footer watermark ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri") appears in the same detected band immediately below this verse's closing citation ॥130॥, confirmed via a native-resolution crop -- no further content on this page. No Hindi commentary for this verse (or v.129) found on p.303; expected on p.304 (fifth cross-page-continuation scenario opened on this page). Running head on this page reads "महावस्थाफलाध्यायः" (a different chapter title than ch.47's own, matching the same anomaly pattern already seen on p.301's running head) -- recorded as a structural note only. translationHi added from p.304 (band3), the concluding qualifier clause of the shared vv.129-130 commentary block, closing citation ॥129-130॥.

  131. 47.131 सत्यापित

    131

    संस्कृत

    भ्रातृभावगराशेस्तु फलं चक्रदशोद्भवम् । सुखं भ्रातुः शूरता च धीरताऽपि सुखं भृशम् ॥१३१॥

    bhratrbhavagarasestu phalam cakradasodbhavam, sukham bhratuh surata ca dhirata'pi sukham bhrsam

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    But the result, arising from the Kalachakra-dasha, of the sign occupying the brother-house (3rd bhava): happiness, a brother's valor, and courage too -- abundant happiness.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    तृतीय-भावस्थ राशि की चक्रदशा में भ्रातृसुख, शूरता, धीरता तथा अत्यधिक सुखप्राप्ति होती है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.47 v.131, printed edition p.304. Line2's "धीरताऽपि" was a plain-read (low-zoom) misreading corrected via a 7x tight zoom crop before seeding -- the initial guess "धीरतार्दपि" is not what is printed; the clean, grammatically sound "धीरताऽपि" (dhīratā + api via avagraha elision) is confirmed instead. translationHi is the opening portion of the shared commentary for vv.131-132 (bands8-11, closing citation ॥131-132॥), split at a natural clause boundary (editorial).

  132. 47.132 सत्यापित

    132

    संस्कृत

    हेमालङ्कारसद्भासो राजसम्मानसम्भवम् । फलमेवं सौम्यराशौ पापराशौ तदन्यथा ॥१३२॥

    hemalankarasadbhaso rajasammanasambhavam, phalamevam saumyarasau paparasau tadanyatha

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Golden ornaments and good splendor arise, and honor from a king. Such is the result in a benefic sign; in a malefic sign it is otherwise.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    साथ ही सुवर्णालङ्कार, सुन्दरवस्त्र तथा राजा के यहाँ सम्मान होता है। ऐसा फल शुभग्रह की राशि में कहना, पापग्रह की राशि में इसके विपरीत (अशुभ) समझना चाहिए।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.47 v.132, printed edition p.304. Unlike v.131 (and the other bhava-opening verses on this page), this verse's line1 carries no explicit bhava-name template -- confirmed NOT an error via cross-passage corroboration: the shared commentary's closing citation ॥131-132॥ (band11) confirms this verse continues v.131's 3rd-house (भ्रातृभाव) topic without needing to restate the bhava name, a printing/compositional pattern also seen with other verse-pairs on this page. Word boundaries confirmed via column-ink-profiling (native-resolution, gap_thresh=15) at (749,1410) and (1678,2393). translationHi is the closing portion of the shared vv.131-132 commentary, split at a natural clause boundary (editorial).

  133. 47.133 सत्यापित

    133

    संस्कृत

    भावे चतुर्थे या राशिस्तस्य चक्रदशा यदा । तदा नृणां मातृबन्धुसौख्यं विशेषतः ॥१३३॥

    bhave caturthe ya rasistasya cakradasa yada, tada nrnam matrbandhusaukhyam visesatah

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In the 4th house, whichever sign, when its Kalachakra-dasha [comes] -- then for men, [as printed, uncertain -- see source note] happiness of mother and relatives, especially.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    चतुर्थभावस्थ राशि की चक्रदशा में नैरुज्य, अर्थप्राप्ति, विशेष रूप से बन्धु-बान्धव-सौख्य, सुन्दरवस्त्र तथा वाहनसौख्य

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.47 v.133, printed edition p.304. Line2's middle compound (between नृणां and बन्धुसौख्यं) is GENUINELY UNRESOLVED despite exhaustive investigation across two sessions: column-ink-profiling at both word-level (gap_thresh=15, isolating the full 901px unbroken compound) and syllable-level (gap_thresh=4, yielding 12 sub-glyph segments) plus 8+ high-zoom crop attempts (6x-10x, varying crop boundaries and grouping) produced inconsistent, ambiguous glyph shapes that do not resolve cleanly to a standard Sanskrit compound. The tentative reading "मातृ" (mother) is retained as the best-effort transcription because it fits the 4th-house/mother-house (मातृभाव) theme and is thematically consistent with v.134's own "सद्बान्धवाजं सौख्यं" (happiness born of good relatives), but this is NOT confirmed by direct glyph certainty. Cross-passage corroboration was attempted against the following commentary (bands16-18): it only says "बन्धु-बान्धव" (relatives/kin), never explicitly "माता" (mother) -- so the corroboration is inconclusive, not confirming. Per the HARD CONSTRAINT against fabrication, this is disclosed as an unresolved textual crux rather than presented with false confidence, consistent with the v.126 precedent (BPHS p.303).

  134. 47.134 सत्यापित

    134

    संस्कृत

    सद्बान्धवाजं सौख्यं शय्याभू-गेहजं तथा । सौम्यभे तु शुभं सौख्यं पापक्षे तद्विपर्ययम् ॥१३४॥

    sadbandhavajam saukhyam sayyabhu-gehajam tatha, saumyabhe tu subham saukhyam papakse tadviparyayam

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Happiness born of good relatives, and likewise happiness born of bed, land, and house. In a benefic sign this is auspicious happiness; in a malefic degree it is otherwise.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    तथा भूमि, गृह, राज्य का भी सुख प्राप्त होता है। शुभराशि में शुभफल पापराशि में अशुभ फल कहना ॥१३३-१३४॥

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.47 v.134, printed edition p.304. Paired continuation of v.133 (4th house/मातृभाव), zoom-confirmed clean. translationHi is the closing portion of the shared vv.133-134 commentary (bands16-18, closing citation ॥133-134॥), split at a natural clause boundary (editorial).

  135. 47.135 सत्यापित

    135

    संस्कृत

    पुत्रभावे तु या राशिस्तस्य चक्रदशा यदा । तर्हि जायाराज्यसुतमित्रदेहसुखं भवेत् ॥१३५॥

    putrabhave tu ya rasistasya cakradasa yada, tarhi jayarajyasutamitradehasukham bhavet

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In the son-house (5th bhava), whichever sign, when its Kalachakra-dasha [comes] -- then there occurs happiness of wife, kingdom, son, friend, and body.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पुत्रभावस्थ राशि की चक्रदशा में स्त्री, राज्य, पुत्र, मित्र, शरीर-सौख्य,

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.47 v.135, printed edition p.304. Clean; zoom-confirmed. translationHi is the opening portion of the shared vv.135-136 commentary (bands23-25, closing citation ॥135-136॥), split at a natural clause boundary (editorial). The commentary's word initially plain-read as "खी" is confirmed via zoom to be "स्त्री" (wife), matching this verse's own "जाया".

  136. 47.136 सत्यापित

    136

    संस्कृत

    सद्विद्या-कीर्तिधी-वीर्यं पराक्रमसमुद्भूतः । सौम्यभे तु शुभं सर्वं क्रूरभे तद्विपर्ययम् ॥१३६॥

    sadvidya-kirtidhi-viryam parakramasamudbhutah, saumyabhe tu subham sarvam krurabhe tadviparyayam

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Good learning, fame, intellect, and vigor arise from valor. In a benefic sign all this is auspicious; in a malefic sign it is otherwise.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    सद्विद्या, यश, बुद्धि, धैर्य, पराक्रम की उन्नति, ये सब होते हैं। शुभराशि में सब शुभ फल पापराशि में अशुभ फल समझना चाहिए ॥१३५-१३६॥

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.47 v.136, printed edition p.304. Paired continuation of v.135 (5th house). Line1's ending compound "समुद्भूतः" was initially uncertain against a plain-read alternative; a dedicated 8x zoom of the tail glyphs (syllable segmentation of the full compound) resolved it in favor of "समुद्भूतः" (sa-mu-dbhū-taḥ, "arising"), including a visible visarga at the very end -- retained with this resolution. translationHi is the closing portion of the shared vv.135-136 commentary, closing citation ॥135-136॥.

  137. 47.137 सत्यापित

    137

    संस्कृत

    रिपुभावे तु या राशिस्तस्य चक्रदशा यदा । तर्हि राजाग्निशरलायुधस्तेनभयार्तिभीः ॥१३७॥

    ripubhave tu ya rasistasya cakradasa yada, tarhi rajagnisaralayudhastenabhayartibhih

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In the enemy-house (6th bhava), whichever sign, when its Kalachakra-dasha [comes] -- then there is fear from king, fire, weapons, thieves, and affliction.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    षष्ठभावस्थ राशि की चक्रदशा में राजा, अग्नि, विष, अख, चोर आदियों का अत्यधिक भय होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.47 v.137, printed edition p.304. A structural departure from vv.129-136: this is a SINGLE verse (own citation ॥137॥), not part of a two-verse-plus-shared-commentary pair like the 2nd/3rd/4th/5th-house topics above. Line2's compound "शरलायुध" is zoom-confirmed letter-by-letter as printed but does not parse as an immediately obvious standard compound (possibly intended as शर+आयुध, "arrow-weapon"); retained exactly as printed and disclosed. translationHi is INCOMPLETE: the following commentary (band30) is cut off mid-clause at the bottom of p.304 ("...आदियों का", a genitive marker expecting a following noun+verb), with no closing verse-citation anywhere on this page -- band31 is confirmed as only the standard digitization-credit footer, no further content. This opens a SIXTH cross-page-continuation scenario, expected to conclude on p.305. Also of note: the commentary names this bhava with the ordinal "षष्ठभावस्थ" (6th-house) while the root verse itself uses the synonym "रिपुभावे" (enemy-house) -- both denote the same (6th) house, not a discrepancy. The commentary's word "अख" is non-standard/unclear (zoom-confirmed as printed; possibly intended as अस्त्र, "weapon", matching this verse's own आयुध). translationHi completed on p.305 (band1) -- closes the SIXTH cross-page-continuation scenario opened on p.304 (the commentary was cut off there mid-clause after "...आदियों का"). The p.305 continuation confirms the expected genitive-object completion ("...अत्यधिक भय होता है", excessive fear), consistent with the disclosure already on this verse's source field.

  138. 47.138 सत्यापित

    138

    संस्कृत

    पाण्डुगुल्मप्रमेहादिरुजामपि समुद्भवः । क्रूराशौ फलं चैवं सौम्यभे स्याच्छुभानुसम् ॥१३८॥

    pandugulmapramehadirujamapi samudbhavah, krurasau phalam caivam saumyabhe syacchubhanusam

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    There also arises jaundice, abdominal tumor, diabetes, and other such diseases. In a malefic sign this is the result; in a benefic sign it would be favorable accordingly.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    उस समय पाण्डु, गुल्म, प्रमेह आदि रोगों का भी प्रकोप होता है। परन्तु ऐसा फल क्रूरराशि होने पर ही समझना, शुभराशि में मिश्र फल जानना चाहिए ॥१३७-१३८॥

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.47 v.138, printed edition p.304. Paired continuation of v.137 (6th house/disease results), own citation ॥138॥ (not shared with v.137, consistent with this page's departure from the paired-citation pattern used for vv.129-136). Line2's ending "स्याच्छुभानुसम्" is a minor non-standard compound (a more standard form might read स्याच्छुभानुगम् or similar) -- zoom-confirmed letter-by-letter as printed, retained rather than emended. translationHi is empty pending the sixth cross-page-continuation (the shared vv.137-138 commentary is cut off incomplete at the bottom of p.304 -- see v.137's source note -- and no portion of it could be confidently attributed to v.138 specifically before the cutoff). translationHi completed on p.305 (bands2-3), closing citation ॥137-138॥ -- closes the SIXTH cross-page-continuation scenario opened on p.304.

  139. 47.139 सत्यापित

    139

    संस्कृत

    जायाभावे तु यो राशिस्तस्य चक्रदशा यदि । उद्वाहस्तर्हि सौख्यं च स्त्रीसुताप्त्यादिजं भवेत् ॥१३९॥

    jayabhave tu yo rasistasya cakradasa yadi, udvahastarhi saukhyam ca strisutaptyadijam bhavet

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In the wife-house (7th bhava), whichever sign, if its Kalachakra-dasha [comes] -- then there would be the happiness of marriage, and happiness born of gaining a wife, son, and the like.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जाया भावस्थ राशि की चक्रदशा में विवाह, स्त्री-पुत्र-लाभजन्य सुख, अतुल यश, गाय, धान्य, वस्त्र, आदियों की

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.47 v.139, printed edition p.305. Opens a new subtopic (7th-house/जायाभाव dasha results). Line1's opening word was initially ambiguous at plain-read zoom -- a compressed conjunct resembling "ज्ञ" -- but was CONFIRMED as "जाया" (wife) via cross-passage corroboration against the following commentary's explicit "जाया भावस्थ राशि" (band8), and a direct same-page-control shape comparison between the verse's glyph and the commentary's own clean "जाया" glyph (both share the identical spiral-loop ज shape), which matched. Also of note: this verse's closing word is "यदि" (if), not the "यदा" (when) refrain used in every bhava-opening verse on p.304 (vv.133,135,137) -- zoom-confirmed as printed, retained as a genuine minor textual variant rather than corrected to match the earlier pattern. translationHi is the opening portion of the shared vv.139-140 commentary (bands8-10, closing citation ॥139-140॥), split at a natural clause boundary (editorial).

  140. 47.140 सत्यापित

    140

    संस्कृत

    अतुला कीर्तिरप्याप्तिर्गार्हस्थ्यार्थे सुवाससाम् । फलं पूर्णं तु सौम्यक्षे क्रूरभे तु तदर्धकम् ॥१४०॥

    atula kirtirapyaptirgarhasthyarthe suvasasam, phalam purnam tu saumyakse krurabhe tu tadardhakam

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Unmatched fame, and also attainment for the sake of household life, of fine garments. The result is full in a benefic degree; in a malefic sign, it is halved.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    प्राप्ति होती है। ऐसा पूर्णफल शुभराशि में समझना, पापराशि में इसका आधा समझना चाहिए ॥१३९-१४०॥

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.47 v.140, printed edition p.305. Paired continuation of v.139 (7th house). Line1's compound "गार्हस्थ्यार्थे सुवाससाम्" was zoom-verified letter-by-letter via column-ink-profiling (word segmentation at native resolution); retained as printed. translationHi is the closing portion of the shared vv.139-140 commentary, closing citation ॥139-140॥.

  141. 47.141 सत्यापित

    141

    संस्कृत

    मृतिभावे तु या राशिस्तस्य चक्रदशा यदि । तर्हि बन्धुधनस्थाननाशजं दुःखमादिशेत् ॥१४१॥

    mrtibhave tu ya rasistasya cakradasa yadi, tarhi bandhudhanasthananasajam duhkhamadiset

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In the death-house (8th bhava), whichever sign, if its Kalachakra-dasha [comes] -- then one should predict sorrow born of the loss of relatives, wealth, and position.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    अष्टम भावस्थ राशि की चक्रदशा में बन्धु, धन, स्थान आदियों के विनाशजन्य दुःख कहना चाहिए।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.47 v.141, printed edition p.305. Opens a new subtopic (8th-house/मृतिभाव dasha results, a malefic/inauspicious topic like the 6th house on p.304). Zoom-confirmed clean, including the compound "बन्धुधनस्थाननाशजं". Uses "यदि" like v.139, continuing that minor textual variant. translationHi is the opening portion of the shared vv.141-142 commentary (bands15-18, closing citation ॥141-142॥), split at a natural clause boundary (editorial).

  142. 47.142 सत्यापित

    142

    संस्कृत

    शत्रुतोऽपि भयं चाज्ञारुचिं चातिनिःस्वताम् । क्रूरभे तु फलं सर्वं तदर्धं शुभभे स्मृतम् ॥१४२॥

    satruto'pi bhayam cajnarucim catinihsvatam, krurabhe tu phalam sarvam tadardham subhabhe smrtam

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Fear even from enemies, and aversion to authority/commands, and extreme poverty. In a malefic degree the full result [applies]; in a benefic sign, half is prescribed.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    ऐसी स्थिति में शत्रुभय, अन्न से अरुचि, तथा अत्यधिक दारिद्रय कहें। किन्तु उपयुक्त फल पापराशि में पूर्णतः, शुभराशि में आधे के रूप में होता है ॥१४१-१४२॥

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.47 v.142, printed edition p.305. Paired continuation of v.141 (8th house). Word3 ("...ज्ञारुचिं") was investigated via column-ink-profiling and multiple zoom crops: the root's glyph shows a compact loop/curl shape matching "ज्ञ" (as independently cross-checked against a same-page reference of the doubled-न ("न्न") conjunct in this verse's own commentary block, which has a visibly different two-vertical-stroke shape) -- so the root is retained as "चाज्ञारुचिं" (aversion to authority/commands). This creates a disclosed ROOT-VS-COMMENTARY CONFLICT: the following commentary (band16) glosses this as "अन्न से अरुचि" (aversion to food), a materially different concept not literally matching "आज्ञा" (command/authority). Per the HARD CONSTRAINT against fabrication and the v.118 precedent (BPHS p.303), the root's visually-confirmed reading is retained exactly as printed rather than silently harmonized with the commentary's paraphrase. translationHi is the closing portion of the shared vv.141-142 commentary, closing citation ॥141-142॥.

  143. 47.143 सत्यापित

    143

    संस्कृत

    भाग्यभावे तु या राशिस्तस्य चक्रदशा यदि । तर्हि जायासुतागारकृषिनित्यसुखं तथा ॥१४३॥

    bhagyabhave tu ya rasistasya cakradasa yadi, tarhi jayasutagarakrsinityasukham tatha

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In the fortune-house (9th bhava), whichever sign, if its Kalachakra-dasha [comes] -- then likewise permanent happiness of wife, son, house, and agriculture.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    नवम भावस्थ राशि की चक्रदशा में स्त्री, पुत्र, गृह, कृषि, वित्त आदियों का सुख कहना चाहिए।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.47 v.143, printed edition p.305. Opens a new subtopic (9th-house/भाग्यभाव dasha results). Zoom-confirmed clean, including the compound "जायासुतागारकृषिनित्यसुखं". translationHi is the opening portion of the shared vv.143-144 commentary (bands23-26, closing citation ॥143-144॥), split at a natural clause boundary (editorial).

  144. 47.144 सत्यापित

    144

    संस्कृत

    सत्कर्मनिरतो धर्मवृद्धिः साधुसमागमः । ज्ञेयमेतत् फलं पूर्णं शुभक्षेऽर्धं तु पापभे ॥१४४॥

    satkarmanirato dharmavrddhih sadhusamagamah, jneyametat phalam purnam subhakse'rdham tu papabhe

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Devoted to good deeds, growth of dharma, and association with the virtuous. This result should be known as full in a benefic degree; but half in a malefic sign.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    ऐसे समय में शुभकार्य में संलग्नता, धर्मबुद्धि, तथा साधु-समागम होते हैं। किन्तु यह फल पूर्णतः शुभराशि में और पापराशि में आधा ही समझना चाहिए ॥१४३-१४४॥

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.47 v.144, printed edition p.305. Paired continuation of v.143 (9th house), no intervening commentary between vv.143 and 144 (both root verses appear back-to-back before the shared commentary), a minor structural variation from most other pairs on this and the prior page but not a departure from the underlying two-verse-plus-shared-commentary logic. Zoom-confirmed clean. translationHi is the closing portion of the shared vv.143-144 commentary, closing citation ॥143-144॥.

  145. 47.145 सत्यापित

    145

    संस्कृत

    राज्यभावे तु या राशिस्तस्य चक्रदशा यदि । तर्हि जायात्मजसुखं राजसम्मानमीशता ॥१४५॥

    rajyabhave tu ya rasistasya cakradasa yadi, tarhi jayatmajasukham rajasammanamisata

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In the kingdom-house (10th bhava), whichever sign, if its Kalachakra-dasha [comes] -- then happiness of wife and son, honor from the king, and lordship/authority.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    राज्य (दशम) भावस्थ राशि की चक्रदशा में स्त्री-पुत्र-सौख्य, राजसम्मान, तथा स्वयं भी ईश होने का सौभाग्य प्राप्त होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.47 v.145, printed edition p.305. Opens a new subtopic (10th-house/राज्यभाव dasha results). Zoom-confirmed clean, including the compounds "जायात्मजसुखं" and "राजसम्मानमीशता". translationHi is the opening (incomplete) portion of the shared vv.145-146 commentary -- see v.146's source note for the cross-page-continuation disclosure. translationHi completed on p.306 (bands1-2) -- closes the SEVENTH cross-page-continuation scenario opened on p.305 (the commentary was cut off there mid-list after "...राजसम्मान,").

  146. 47.146 सत्यापित

    146

    संस्कृत

    सत्कर्मसिद्धिरैश्वर्यवृद्धिः सत्संगतिस्तथा । ज्ञेयमेतत् फलं पूर्णं शुभक्षेऽर्धं तु पापभे ॥१४६॥

    satkarmasiddhiraisvaryavrddhih satsangatistatha, jneyametat phalam purnam subhakse'rdham tu papabhe

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Success in good deeds, growth of prosperity, and good company likewise. This result should be known as full in a benefic degree; but half in a malefic sign.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    ऐसे समय में सत्कार्य में सिद्धि, ऐश्वर्य की वृद्धि, तथा सज्जनों से सङ्गति होती है। यह पूर्णफल शुभराशि में समझना, पापराशि में आधा मात्र होता है ॥१४५-१४६॥

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.47 v.146, printed edition p.305. Paired continuation of v.145 (10th house), zoom-confirmed clean. The two root verses' bands (29-30) print at a taller-than-usual height (~110-112px vs. the page's typical ~75px) due to extra matras/diacritics extending above and below the headline -- re-checked directly and confirmed as ordinary single-line content, not a merged or missing line. The following commentary (band31, opening with "राज्य (दशम) भावस्थ राशि की चक्रदशा में स्त्री-पुत्र-सौख्य, राजसम्मान,") is LEFT INCOMPLETE at the bottom of the page -- cut off mid-list after "राजसम्मान,", with no closing verse-citation. Band32 is confirmed as only the standard digitization-credit footer, and band33 as a printer's signature/gathering mark ("२० ह्रौ पा०"), neither carrying further verse content. This opens a SEVENTH cross-page-continuation scenario, expected to conclude on p.306. translationHi is empty pending that continuation. translationHi completed on p.306 (bands2-3), closing citation ॥145-146॥ -- closes the SEVENTH cross-page-continuation scenario opened on p.305.

  147. 47.147 सत्यापित

    147

    संस्कृत

    आयभावे तु यो राशिस्तस्य चक्रदशा यदि । तर्हि जायासूनुबन्धुधनवासोभवं सुखम् ॥१४७॥

    ayabhave tu yo rasistasya cakradasa yadi, tarhi jayasunubandhudhanavasobhavam sukham

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In the gain-house (11th bhava), whichever sign, if its Kalachakra-dasha [comes] -- then there is happiness born of wife, son, relatives, wealth, and dwelling.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    आयभावस्थ राशि की चक्रदशा में स्त्री, पुत्र, बन्धु, धन, वस्त्र, आदि का सौख्य,

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.47 v.147, printed edition p.306. Opens a new subtopic (11th-house/आयभाव dasha results). Single verse with its own citation ॥147॥ (not a two-verse-plus-shared-commentary pair), matching the v.137/v.138 single-citation-pair pattern from p.304 -- here v.147 and v.148 each get independent citations but share one following commentary block. Word-compound "जायासूनुबन्धुधनवासोभवं" zoom-confirmed clean via same-page-control high-zoom crop. translationHi is the opening portion of the shared vv.147-148 commentary (bands8-10, closing citation ॥147-148॥), split at a natural clause boundary (editorial).

  148. 47.148 सत्यापित

    148

    संस्कृत

    नैरुज्यं राजतो मानं सद्धिः सङ्गः सदा भवेत् । ज्ञेयमेतत् फलं पूर्णं शुभक्षेऽल्पं तु पापभे ॥१४८॥

    nairujyam rajato manam saddhih sangah sada bhavet, jneyametat phalam purnam subhakse'lpam tu papabhe

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Freedom from disease, honor from the king, [accomplishment], and association would always occur. This result should be known as full in a benefic degree, but slight in a malefic sign.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    नैरुज्य, राजसम्मान, सज्जनों की संगति, ये सभी होते हैं। शुभराशि में पूर्णफल पापराशि में अल्पफल कहना चाहिए ॥१४७-१४८॥

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.47 v.148, printed edition p.306. Paired continuation of v.147 (11th house), own citation ॥148॥. Word3 "सद्धिः" was zoom-confirmed at 10x same-page-control magnification to read exactly स्-द्-धि-ः (no इ-matra before स) -- a non-standard form, plausibly an abbreviated/compressed printing of "सिद्धिः" (accomplishment/success), retained exactly as printed per the HARD CONSTRAINT against silent emendation; the following commentary (band9) does not use this word at all, glossing the phrase instead as "सज्जनों की संगति" (association with the virtuous), which maps cleanly onto the root's following word "सङ्गः" (association) but leaves "सद्धिः" itself without a direct commentary gloss -- disclosed as an unclear but faithfully-transcribed reading. translationHi is the closing portion of the shared vv.147-148 commentary, closing citation ॥147-148॥.

  149. 47.149 सत्यापित

    149

    संस्कृत

    रिष्फभावे तु यो राशिस्तस्य चक्रदशा यदि । तर्हि व्यथा तनौ स्थानहानिर्निष्फलतोद्यमे ॥१४९॥

    risphabhave tu yo rasistasya cakradasa yadi, tarhi vyatha tanau sthanahanirnisphalatodyame

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In the loss-house (12th bhava), whichever sign, if its Kalachakra-dasha [comes] -- then there is pain in the body, loss of position, and fruitlessness in effort.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    द्वादशभावस्थ राशि की चक्रदशा में शरीर में व्यथा, स्थानभ्रंश, उद्यम में विफलता,

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.47 v.149, printed edition p.306. Opens a new subtopic (12th-house/रिष्फभाव dasha results, an inauspicious topic like the 6th and 8th houses). Single verse with its own citation ॥149॥, same structural pattern as v.147/v.148. Zoom-confirmed clean, including the compound "स्थानहानिर्निष्फलतोद्यमे". translationHi is the opening portion of the shared vv.149-150 commentary (bands15-18, closing citation ॥149-150॥), split at a natural clause boundary (editorial).

  150. 47.150 सत्यापित

    150

    संस्कृत

    आलस्यं निःस्वता कार्ये-नैष्फल्यं च मुधाव्ययः । ज्ञेयमेतत् फलं पूर्णं क्रूरक्षे सौम्यभेऽधिकम् ॥१५०॥

    alasyam nihsvata karye-naisphalyam ca mudhavyayah, jneyametat phalam purnam krurakse saumyabhe'dhikam

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Laziness, poverty, fruitlessness in work, and wasteful expenditure. This result should be known as full in a malefic degree, [and] increased in a benefic sign.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    आलस्य, दारिद्रय, कार्य में निष्फलता, तथा व्यर्थ व्यय होता है। पापराशि में उपयुक्त फल पूर्णतः कहना और शुभराशि में आधा फल ही जानना चाहिए ॥१४९-१५०॥

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.47 v.150, printed edition p.306. Paired continuation of v.149 (12th house), own citation ॥150॥. Word3 "कार्ये" (zoom-confirmed at 12x, distinguishing it from a superficially similar "कायें" misreading via the repha stroke above क). Closing pair "सौम्यभेऽधिकम्" zoom-confirmed at 8x same-page-control magnification, clearly reading "अधिकम्" (increased/more) rather than the expected "अर्धम्" (half). **Disclosed ROOT-VS-COMMENTARY CONFLICT**: the following commentary (band17) instead says "शुभराशि में आधा फल ही जानना" (only half the result should be known in a benefic sign) -- semantically the opposite of the root's literal "अधिकम्" (increased). Per the HARD CONSTRAINT against fabrication and the v.118/v.142 precedent, the root's visually-confirmed "अधिकम्" is retained exactly as printed and the conflict with the commentary is disclosed rather than silently harmonized. translationHi is the closing portion of the shared vv.149-150 commentary, closing citation ॥149-150॥.

  151. 47.151 सत्यापित

    151

    संस्कृत

    लग्नादिद्वयद्वयपर्यन्तं राशीनां तु चराभिधाम् । दशां, भावात्तु भावेशावाब्धसंख्यां बुधा जगुः ॥१५१॥

    lagnadidvayadvayaparyantam rasinam tu carabhidham, dasam, bhavattu bhavesavabdhasankhyam budha jaguh

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Of the signs from the ascendant onward, the wise declared the dasha named "chara"; the number [of years], from the bhava up to its lord, [is what] the wise proclaimed.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    लग्न से व्यय पर्यन्त (द्वादश) राशियों की चरदशा होती है। भाव से भावेश तक की संख्या-प्रमित दशावर्ष होते हैं। आगे भाव-आधारित दशा-गणना का प्रसंग (प.308, bands32-33, उद्धरण "'भावात्तु भावेशावधि दशासंख्या बुधा जगुः' के अनुसार") यह बताते हुए बढ़ता है कि भाव और भावेश के बीच का अन्तर वस्तुतः पूर्ण वर्षमान ही (मात्र भावना-मात्र नहीं) लिया गया, "क्योंकि पराशर ने स्वयम्" यह नियम कहा है -- जिसके प्रमाण में नीचे उद्धृत श्लोक (47.162c1-c3) प्रस्तुत हैं।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.47 v.151, printed edition p.306, closing citation ॥151॥. **Section boundary**: this verse opens a NEW topic, Chara Dasha, immediately following a marginal subheading "चरदशाज्ञान-प्रकार--" (band19, "the method of knowing chara-dasha" -- structural marker, not seeded) that closes out the 12-house Kalachakra-dasha results sequence spanning pp.297(approx)-306. Every akshara of this verse was zoom-confirmed clean via same-page-control crops, but the precise syntactic construal of the compound "लग्नादिद्वयद्वयपर्यन्तं" (literally "beginning with lagna, up to pair-by-pair") is not fully certain at the translation layer -- the translation given is a best-effort rendering guided by the following commentary (bands24-25), which glosses the rule in plainer terms as "लग्न से व्यय पर्यन्त (द्वादश) राशियों की चरदशा होती है" (chara-dasha applies to all twelve signs from lagna through the 12th/vyaya house). The Sanskrit transcription itself is retained exactly as printed and is not in doubt; only the English gloss of the compact technical compound is hedged. translationHi is the opening portion of the shared vv.151-152 commentary, closing citation ॥151-152॥, split at a natural clause boundary (editorial). NINTH cross-page-continuation (opened p.308 bands32-33, cut off mid-sentence at "वस्तुतः") resolved on p.309 band13: "मात्र भावना से पूर्ण वर्षमान ही का ग्रहण किया क्योंकि पराशर ने स्वयम्..." ("...only the full year-value itself was taken [not a mere fractional/notional value], because Parashara himself [so declared]...") -- this sentence continues directly, after a large typographic gap (162px, marking a quotation's extra leading), into the citation quoted in full at p.309 bands14-20 and seeded as 47.162c1, 47.162c2, 47.162c3 (see those entries). This CLOSES the ninth cross-page-continuation.

  152. 47.152 सत्यापित

    152

    संस्कृत

    क्रमादोजे पदेऽनोजे कलना तु विपर्ययात् । दशाब्दसाधने ज्ञेया पदं मेषादिभिस्त्रिभिः ॥१५२॥

    kramadoje pade'noje kalana tu viparyayat, dasabdasadhane jneya padam mesadibhistribhih

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In sequence, in an odd pada; in reverse, in an even pada -- thus is the counting. In accomplishing the dasha-years, the pada should be known through groups of three signs starting from Aries.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    मेषादि तीन-तीन राशियों का एक-एक पद होता है। विषम (१।३) पद में क्रमगणना तथा सम (२।४) में उत्क्रम गणना (दशा वर्ष जानने के लिए) करनी चाहिए ॥१५१-१५२॥

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.47 v.152, printed edition p.306. Paired continuation of v.151 (chara-dasha calculation rule), zoom-confirmed clean, including "मेषादिभिस्त्रिभिः" (verified at 5x same-page-control magnification). translationHi is the closing portion of the shared vv.151-152 commentary, closing citation ॥151-152॥.

  153. 47.153 सत्यापित

    153

    संस्कृत

    वृश्चिकाधिपती द्वौ च कुजकेतू मतौ मुने । कुम्भस्य मन्दफणिनावधिपौ सम्मुदीरितौ ॥१५३॥

    vrscikadhipati dvau ca kujaketu matau mune, kumbhasya mandaphaninavadhipau sammudiritau

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    O sage, Mars and Ketu are considered the two lords of Scorpio; and Saturn and the serpent [Rahu] are declared as the two lords of Aquarius.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    वृश्चिक राशि के मंगल और केतु तथा कुम्भ राशि के शनि, राहु ये दो ही अधिप होते हैं ॥१५३॥

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.47 v.153, printed edition p.306, closing citation ॥153॥. Preceded by a marginal subheading (band28) whose exact leading akshara was not fully legible at maximum available zoom (a compact, unusually-shaped conjunct) -- RESOLVED via cross-passage corroboration against this verse's own content (Scorpio ruled jointly by Mars and Ketu, Aquarius jointly by Saturn and Rahu/the serpent) to most plausibly read "द्वयधिपराशि--" ("signs with two lords"), a structural subheading marker, not seeded as its own verse entry per the copyright-safety rule for marginal subheadings. Zoom-confirmed clean otherwise. translationHi is the verse's own dedicated commentary (bands31-32), closing citation ॥153॥. Page306 ends cleanly here -- no new cross-page-continuation opened (band33 is only the standard digitization-credit footer).

  154. 47.154 सत्यापित

    154

    संस्कृत

    द्विस्वामिकभयोरत्र दशाज्ञानविधि ब्रवे । एकत्र संगतौ द्रावप्यधिपौ चेत् स्वभे स्थितौ ॥१५४॥

    dvisvamikabhayoratra dasajnanavidhi brave, ekatra sangatau dravapyadhipau cet svabhe sthitau

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Here I declare the method of knowing the dasha for these two [signs] each having two lords. If the two lords, being together in one place, stand in their own sign [each] --

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    द्वयाधिप राशियों का दशावर्ष ज्ञान प्रकार बतलाता हूँ। दोनों अधिप संयुक्त होकर स्वराशिस्थ हों तो बारहवर्ष,

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.47 v.154, printed edition p.307 (band2-3). Opens the new subsection on computing chara-dasha years for the two-lorded signs (Scorpio and Aquarius), matching subheading band1's "द्वयधिप राशियों का दशावर्ष-ज्ञान—". Own citation ॥154॥. Zoom-confirmed clean. translationHi is the opening portion of the large shared commentary for vv.154-161 (bands19-30), split at a natural clause boundary (editorial).

  155. 47.155 सत्यापित

    155

    संस्कृत

    तदा द्वादशवर्षाणि चैकादिकमितोऽन्यथा । एकः स्वक्षेत्रगोऽन्यस्तु परत्र यदि संस्थितः ॥१५५॥

    tada dvadasavarsani caikadikamito'nyatha, ekah svaksetrago'nyastu paratra yadi samsthitah

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    then [it is] twelve years; otherwise, [the count is] measured from one [year] onward. If one [lord] is situated in his own sign/domain, and the other stands elsewhere --

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    अन्यथा एकादि वर्ष स्वामी पर्यन्त (जैसा कि पहले कहा गया है) संख्या की गणना करके वर्षज्ञान करना। यदि उन दोनों स्वामियों में एक स्वक्षेत्री हो और दूसरा अन्य राशि में हो तो अन्यराशिस्थ स्वामी का ही ग्रहण कर गणना करनी चाहिए।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.47 v.155, printed edition p.307 (band4-5). Paired continuation of v.154, own citation ॥155॥. Zoom-confirmed clean. translationHi continues the shared vv.154-161 commentary, covering both v.154's own-sign rule ("as already explained before" -- referencing the earlier general chara-dasha counting method) and v.155's one-own-one-elsewhere rule, split at a natural clause boundary (editorial).

  156. 47.156 सत्यापित

    156

    संस्कृत

    तदाऽन्यत्र स्थितं नाथं परिगृह्य दशां नयेत् । अन्यराशिगतौ तौ चेत्तयोर्यः स्याद्बलान्वितः ॥१५६॥

    tada'nyatra sthitam natham parigrhya dasam nayet, anyarasigatau tau cettayoryah syadbalanvitah

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    then, having taken the lord situated elsewhere, one should conduct the dasha [from it]. If the two [lords] are situated in other signs, then whichever of the two is endowed with strength [governs] --

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.47 v.156, printed edition p.307 (band6-7). Paired continuation of v.155, own citation ॥156॥. Closing word "स्याद्बलान्वितः" -- initial plain-read at normal band-strip resolution suggested "...फलान्वितः" (phala, fruit); an 8x same-page-control zoom crop (p307-b07-zoom-8x.png) clearly distinguished the letter's straight vertical stroke + horizontal bar (ब) from the loop shape of फ, confirming "बलान्वितः" (bala, strength) as the correct printed reading -- caught and corrected before seeding, consistent with the verse's own theme of strength-assessment (बल). translationHi deferred to v.157/158 grouping below; this verse's portion of the shared commentary is folded into the next entry to preserve a natural clause boundary.

  157. 47.157 सत्यापित

    157

    संस्कृत

    क्रमतो व्युत्क्रमात्तस्मादेवानेया दशा बुधैः । निग्रहात् सग्रहस्यैव बलित्वं बलनिर्णये ॥१५७॥

    kramato vyutkramattasmadevaneya dasa budhaih, nigrahat sagrahasyaiva balitvam balanirnaye

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    in due order or in reverse order, from that same [stronger lord] the dasha should be derived by the wise. In determining strength: from [being] devoid of a planet versus conjoined with one, [comes] the latter's being-stronger --

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    दोनों स्वामी अन्यराशिस्थ ही हों तो दोनों में प्रबल ग्रह तक क्रम या उत्क्रम से गिनती करके दशावर्ष जानना। बलनिर्णय में ग्रहरहित से ग्रहयुक्त बली होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.47 v.157, printed edition p.307 (band8-9). Paired continuation of v.156, own citation ॥157॥. Zoom-confirmed clean. translationHi is a combined portion of the shared vv.154-161 commentary covering v.156's both-elsewhere/strength-governs rule and v.157's order/reverse-order-counting plus planet-conjunction strength rule, split at a natural clause boundary (editorial) -- grouped together here since the commentary treats these two verses' rules in one continuous passage.

  158. 47.158 सत्यापित

    158

    संस्कृत

    ग्रहसत्त्वे तूभयत्र बली ज्ञेयो ग्रहाधिकः । साम्ये ग्रहयुते राशिबलतो बलनिर्णयः ॥१५८॥

    grahasattve tubhayatra bali jneyo grahadhikah, samye grahayute rasibalato balanirnayah

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    But if planets are present in both, the one with more planets should be known as stronger. In case of equality when both are conjoined with planets, the determination of strength [is] from the strength of the sign [itself] --

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    दोनों ग्रहयुक्त हों तो अधिकग्रहयोगवाला बली होता है। ग्रहयोग की समता हो तो राशि के बलाबल से बलनिर्णय करें। चर से स्थिर, स्थिर से द्विस्वभाव राशि बली होते हैं।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.47 v.158, printed edition p.307 (band10-11). Paired continuation of v.157, own citation ॥158॥. Zoom-confirmed clean. translationHi is the shared commentary's explanation of both the more-planets rule and the sign-strength tie-break rule (movable < fixed < dual-natured in strength), split at a natural clause boundary (editorial).

  159. 47.159 सत्यापित

    159

    संस्कृत

    वेध्याश्वरस्थिरद्वन्द्वाः क्रमात्तु बलिनः सदा । बलसाम्ये तत्र राश्योर्बलवान् बहुवत्सरः ॥१५९॥

    vedhyasvarasthiradvandvah kramattu balinah sada, balasamye tatra rasyorbalavan bahuvatsarah

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [For] the fixed pair (Scorpio and Aquarius) [with lords named per the rule above], in due order the stronger [lord governs] always. There, in case of equality of strength, of the two signs the stronger [one] gets more years.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    दो राशियों में बलसाम्य रहे तो जहाँ तक गिनने से अधिक वर्ष आवे वहाँ तक गिनकर दशावर्ष समझना।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.47 v.159, printed edition p.307 (band12-13). Paired continuation of v.158, own citation ॥159॥. Line1's opening compound "वेध्याश्वरस्थिरद्वन्द्वाः" was investigated extensively via same-page-control zoom (6x wide crop, then split 16x and 24x tight crops isolating each glyph cluster): every akshara is legible and confirmed as printed -- वे-ध्या-श्व-र-स्थि-र-द्व-न्द्वाः, i.e. वेध्याश्वर + स्थिरद्वन्द्वाः. "स्थिरद्वन्द्वाः" (the fixed pair) unambiguously refers back to Scorpio and Aquarius, both स्थिर (fixed-quality) signs, matching this whole subsection's topic. The preceding "वेध्याश्वर" does not resolve to a fully satisfying standard sandhi derivation (a literal वेध्य/वेधा + ईश्वर compound would regularly sandhi to वेध्येश्वर, not वेध्याश्वर) -- this is disclosed as a TRANSLATION-LAYER (not legibility-layer) uncertainty per the v.151/p.306 precedent: the Sanskrit reading itself is zoom-confirmed clean and retained exactly as printed, while the English gloss brackets the obscure compound rather than asserting a firm meaning for it. Line2 zoom-confirmed clean; "राश्योः" (genitive dual, "of the two signs") directly echoes स्थिरद्वन्द्वाः. Also disclosed: immediately after v.159's own topic, on p.307 the printed source additionally carries a further, single, UNCITED Sanskrit line "एवं सर्वं समालोच्य दशायां तु फलं वदेत् ।" (band18, ending in a single danda, no citation number) positioned after v.161's citation and before the shared commentary begins -- checked at the start of band19 (p307-b19-left-4x.png) to confirm no citation was missed. Per the HARD CONSTRAINT against fabricating a verse-number citation where none is printed, this transitional maxim ("thus, having weighed everything, one should declare the result in the dasha") is NOT seeded as its own numbered verse; its content is disclosed here and folded as a structural bridging note into v.161's source field.

  160. 47.160 सत्यापित

    160

    संस्कृत

    एकः स्वोच्चगतश्चान्यः परत्र यदि संस्थितः । आद्यादुच्चखेटस्थं राशिमन्यं विहाय वै ॥१६०॥

    ekah svoccagatascanyah paratra yadi samsthitah, adyaducchakhetastham rasimanyam vihaya vai

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If one [lord] has gone to his own exaltation, and the other is situated elsewhere, then -- setting aside the other sign -- [reckon] from the first, the one occupied by the exalted planet --

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    दोनों स्वामियों में एक उच्चस्थानगत हो और दूसरा अन्यत्र स्थित हो तो उच्चग्रहस्थ राशि का ही ग्रहण करना चाहिए।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.47 v.160, printed edition p.307 (band14-15). Paired continuation of v.159, own citation ॥160॥. Zoom-confirmed clean (8x same-page-control crop p307-b15-zoom-8x.png for the compound "आद्यादुच्चखेटस्थं"). translationHi is the shared commentary's exaltation-rule clause, split at a natural clause boundary (editorial).

  161. 47.161 सत्यापित

    161

    संस्कृत

    उच्चखेटस्य सद्भावे वर्षमेकं च निक्षिपेत् । तत्रैव नीचखेटस्य वर्षमेकं परित्यजेत् ॥१६१॥

    uccakhetasya sadbhave varsamekam ca niksipet, tatraiva nicakhetasya varsamekam parityajet

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    in the presence of the exalted planet['s sign], one should add one year; there itself, for the debilitated planet['s sign], one should subtract one year.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    उच्चस्थग्रह की संख्या में एकवर्ष जोड़ना और नीचस्थ ग्रह की संख्या में एक वर्ष घटाना चाहिए। इस प्रकार पूर्णतः समालोचन के बाद ही दशाफल का निर्देश करें ॥१५४-१६१॥

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.47 v.161, printed edition p.307 (band16-17). Paired continuation of v.160, own citation ॥161॥. Band17 prints noticeably taller than the page's typical ~75-85px band height (105px) -- re-checked per the mandatory oversized-band re-scan rule and confirmed as a benign consequence of the ऐ-matra in "तत्रैव" plus the citation digits extending above/below the headline, not missing or merged content. Immediately following this verse's citation, the source additionally prints one UNCITED Sanskrit line, "एवं सर्वं समालोच्य दशायां तु फलं वदेत् ।" (band18) -- disclosed in full under v.159's source note; not seeded as its own verse per the HARD CONSTRAINT against fabricating citations. translationHi is the OPENING FRAGMENT ONLY of the shared vv.154-161 commentary's final clause (band30: "...उच्चस्थग्रह की संख्या में एकवर्ष"), which is CUT OFF MID-SENTENCE at the bottom of p.307 (band30 is immediately followed by band31, the standard page-footer digitization credit -- confirmed via native-resolution crop, resolving the undersized-band flag on band31 as an ordinary footer, not anomalous content). This opens the EIGHTH cross-page-continuation scenario in this transcription run, expected to resolve on page308 with the remainder of the exaltation/debilitation year-adjustment clause (matching this verse's own +1/-1 year rule) and the commentary's closing citation. Continuation resolved on p.308 (bands1-2): "...जोड़ना और नीचस्थ ग्रह की संख्या में एक वर्ष घटाना चाहिए। इस प्रकार पूर्णतः समालोचन के बाद ही दशाफल का निर्देश करें ॥१५४-१६१॥" -- CLOSES the EIGHTH cross-page-continuation. The closing citation ॥154-161॥ exactly confirms the verse-grouping seeded on p.307 (vv.154-161), the strongest validation yet of the cross-passage-corroboration technique used throughout this run.

  162. 47.162 संस्कृत

    162

    संस्कृत

    ओजेऽनोजे पदे लग्नाद् भाग्यराशौ क्रमोत्क्रमात् । दशा चराभिधा ज्ञेया विज्ञैस्तनुभतः सदा ॥१६२॥

    oje'noje pade lagnad bhagyarasau kramotkramat, dasa carabhidha jneya vijnais tanubhatah sada

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In odd [or] even pada -- [reckoned] from the lagna [or] from the bhāgya-sign (the 9th) -- by order or by reverse order, the dasha called chara should always be known by the wise, [proceeding] from the body-house [the lagna, for every sign].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    लग्न से नवम राशि विषमपद के हों तो क्रम से और सम पद के हों तो उत्क्रम से लग्न से आरम्भ कर सभी राशियों की दशा चर-संज्ञक होती है ॥१६२॥

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.47 v.162, printed edition p.308 (bands4-5), opening the marginal subheading "चरदशाक्रम कथन—" (band3, structural, not seeded). This is the GENERAL chara-dasha rule for ALL twelve signs (not only the two-lorded Scorpio/Aquarius special case of vv.153-161): count odd/even pada from lagna or the 9th/bhagya-sign, in order or reverse order. Every akshara zoom-confirmed. Closing word "तनुभतः" is a NON-STANDARD/compressed printed form (vs. the more expected "तनुभावतः"/"तनुभवतः", both meaning "from the body-house [lagna]") -- retained exactly as printed per the HARD CONSTRAINT against silently correcting non-standard readings; English gloss renders the intended sense. Commentary (bands6-7) restates the rule in practical terms and closes with its own citation ॥162॥. Bands1-2 (before this verse) complete and CLOSE the EIGHTH cross-page-continuation from p.307 -- see v.161's updated source note. Bands8-33 that follow present an extensive WORKED EXAMPLE (an Aries-lagna/Mesha-lagna horoscope) illustrating this verse's rule sign-by-sign for all twelve rashis, printed alongside an actual Kundali chart/diagram (visible from band10 onward, house-position abbreviations such as "२ श.", "१२ बु.", "१ सू.", etc.). Per the copyright-safety rule, the chart/diagram graphic itself is recorded here as a STRUCTURAL NOTE ONLY and is NOT transcribed or seeded as verse content; the example's prose narration, however, is disclosed in full: Aries (मेष, lord Mars) -- dasha begins the sequence, 2 years; Taurus (वृष, odd-pada, lord Venus, forward count) -- 1 year; Gemini (मिथुन, lord Mercury, forward count to its 9th-placed position) -- 9 years; Cancer (कर्क, even-pada, lord Moon, reverse count) -- 6 years; Leo (सिंह, even-pada, lord Sun, reverse count) -- 4 years; Virgo (कन्या, even-pada, lord Mercury, reverse count) -- 6 years; Libra (तुला, odd-pada, lord Venus, forward count) -- 8 years; Scorpio (वृश्चिक, two-lorded Mars+Ketu per v.153 -- Mars conjunct/stronger, Ketu ungrafted, counted Ketu-to-Mars forward per the vv.153-161 method) -- 7 years; Sagittarius (धनु, odd-pada, lord Jupiter in own sign -- commentary here quotes, in explicit quotation marks and attributed "इस पराशरोक्त वचनानुसार" [according to this saying stated by Parashara], the line "स्वोच्चसंस्थितखेटस्य वर्षाणि द्वादशैव हि" [for a planet situated in its own sign or exaltation, the years are indeed twelve] -- this is a commentary CITATION of an existing rule, not a new source verse, and is not itself seeded) -- 12 years; Capricorn (मकर, even-pada, lord Saturn, reverse count) -- 8 years; Aquarius (कुम्भ, two-lorded Saturn+Rahu per v.153 -- Rahu conjunct/stronger, Saturn ungrafted, counted Saturn-to-Rahu reverse) -- 1 year; Pisces (मीन, lord Jupiter, reverse count) -- 3 years. This worked example thus directly and independently CONFIRMS the two-lorded-sign method of vv.153-161 by applying it in practice to Scorpio and Aquarius. Bands32-33, immediately after Pisces, open a NEW topic transition: commentary quotes v.151's own line (as "'भावात्तु भावेशावधि दशासंख्या बुधा जगुः' के अनुसार", a close paraphrase of v.151's "भावात्तु भावेशावाब्धसंख्यां बुधा जगुः") to introduce BHAVA-based (house-based, as opposed to rashi/sign-based) dasha-year counting, explaining that the interval between a sign and its lord yields years equal to the sign-count -- then CUTS OFF MID-SENTENCE at "वस्तुतः" ("in reality/actually"), opening the NINTH cross-page-continuation of this transcription run, expected to resolve on p.309. Band34 is the standard page-footer digitization-credit watermark, confirmed via direct read -- not content. Both bands flagged by the mandatory oversized/undersized-band re-scan rule were investigated and resolved as ordinary text, not anomalous: band15 (135px, oversized) is a single printed line ("१ वर्ष चरदशा हुई। मिथुन से मिथुन-") whose low-density tail below the headline is ordinary conjunct/matra descender space, not merged content; band16 (2px gap from band15, unusually tight) is simply the hyphenated sentence's continuation line ("स्वामी बुध क्रम-गणनया नवमस्थ हैं") set with unusually tight leading in the print -- confirmed via direct high-zoom reading of both bands, not anomalous. CORRECTION (post-p.309 cross-check): the p.309 reference table "चरदशाचक्र" (see p.309 checkpoint) lists dasha-years for all twelve signs of this same worked example and was used to cross-check every value transcribed here. Two digit misreads from the initial p.308 reading were caught and corrected before this commit: Cancer was initially misread as "१" (1) and is actually "६" (6); Pisces was initially misread as "२" (2) and is actually "३" (3) -- both re-verified via high-zoom same-page-control crops on the original p.308 image, and both now match the p.309 table exactly. All ten other signs already matched the table on first reading, independently validating both the worked example and the table against each other.

  163. 47.162c1 सत्यापित

    162-उद्धरण-1

    संस्कृत

    स्वोच्चसंस्थितखेटस्य वर्षाणि द्वादशैव हि । धनस्थे चैकवर्षं तु तृतीये हायनद्वयम् ॥१॥

    svoccasamsthitakhetasya varsani dvadasaiva hi, dhanasthe caikavarsam tu trtiye hayanadvayam

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    For a planet situated in its own sign or in exaltation, the years are indeed twelve. If [the planet is] in the 2nd house (wealth), one year; and in the 3rd, two years.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    स्वराशि या उच्चराशि में स्थित ग्रह के बारह वर्ष होते हैं। धनस्थान (द्वितीय भाव) में एक वर्ष और तृतीय भाव में दो वर्ष होते हैं ॥१॥

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.47, printed edition p.309 (bands14-15). This is a QUOTED PASSAGE, not a continuation of the chapter's own running verse numbering (v.162 was followed directly by v.163 on this same page, bands23-24) -- the print gives this citation its OWN independent local numbering (॥१॥, ॥२॥, ॥३॥, plus a closing unnumbered half-verse), consistent with the HARD CONSTRAINT against fabricating a verse-number citation the printed source does not give. This exact opening line ("स्वोच्चसंस्थितखेटस्य वर्षाणि द्वादशैव हि") was already encountered as a fragment quoted within v.162's worked example on p.308 (band26, Sagittarius entry), there explicitly attributed "इस पराशरोक्त वचनानुसार" (according to this saying stated by Parashara). Here on p.309 the SAME passage appears in full, immediately after p.309 band13 resolves the ninth cross-page-continuation from p.308 (see v.151's updated source note) by stating the bhava-based dasha rule takes the full year-value "because Parashara himself" gave this citation -- i.e. this passage is presented as Parashara's own supporting citation for BOTH the v.162 worked example (Sagittarius = 12 years, own-sign case) AND the bhava-based full-year-value rule discussed after v.151. It gives dasha-years by house-placement-strength: own-sign/exaltation = 12 years (the general/default case); 2nd house = 1 year; 3rd house = 2 years (here using the synonym "हायन" for "year", distinct from "वर्ष" used elsewhere in the same passage -- retained exactly as printed, a normal Sanskrit metrical variation, not an error). Every akshara zoom-confirmed via same-page-control crops.

  164. 47.162c2 सत्यापित

    162-उद्धरण-2

    संस्कृत

    तुर्ये वर्षत्रयं ज्ञेयं पञ्चमे तुर्यहायनम् । रिपुस्थे पञ्चवर्षाणि षड्वर्षाणि च सप्तमे ॥२॥

    turye varsatrayam jneyam pancame turyahayanam, ripusthe pancavarsani sadvarsani ca saptame

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In the 4th [house], three years should be known; in the 5th, four years. In the 6th house (the enemy-house), five years; and six years in the 7th.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    चतुर्थ भाव में तीन वर्ष जानने चाहिए, पञ्चम में चार वर्ष। षष्ठ (रिपु) भाव में पाँच वर्ष और सप्तम भाव में छः वर्ष होते हैं ॥२॥

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.47, printed edition p.309 (bands16-17), continuing the QUOTED PASSAGE begun at 47.162c1 (see that entry's source note for the full context of this citation's role in closing the ninth cross-page-continuation and supporting v.162's worked example). Continues the house-by-house dasha-year list: 4th house = 3 years; 5th house = 4 years (again using "हायन" as a metrical synonym for "वर्ष"/year); 6th house (रिपुस्थ, "in the enemy-place") = 5 years; 7th house = 6 years. Every akshara zoom-confirmed via same-page-control crops.

  165. 47.162c3 सत्यापित

    162-उद्धरण-3

    संस्कृत

    रन्ध्रस्थे नगवर्षाणि नागवर्षाणि भाग्यगे । नभःस्थे चाष्टवर्षाणि दिग्वर्षाणि तु लाभगे ॥३॥ व्ययस्थे रुद्रवर्षाणि कथितानि पुरा बुधैः ।

    randhrasthe nagavarsani nagavarsani bhagyage, nabhahsthe castavarsani digvarsani tu labhage, vyayasthe rudravarsani kathitani pura budhaih

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In the 8th house (randhra), seven [naga] years; in the 9th (bhagya), eight [naga] years. In the 10th house (nabha), eight years [explicitly]; and in the 11th (labha), ten [dik] years. In the 12th (vyaya), eleven [rudra] years -- thus declared of old by the wise.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    अष्टम भाव (रन्ध्र) में सात वर्ष, नवम भाव (भाग्य) में आठ वर्ष होते हैं। दशम भाव (नभ) में आठ वर्ष और एकादश भाव (लाभ) में दस वर्ष होते हैं। द्वादश भाव (व्यय) में ग्यारह वर्ष होते हैं -- ऐसा प्राचीन काल में विद्वानों ने कहा है ॥३॥

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.47, printed edition p.309 (bands18-20), concluding the QUOTED PASSAGE begun at 47.162c1 (see that entry's source note). This entry bundles TWO printed units: the numbered close of the citation (band18-19, closing ॥३॥ -- 8th house = नग[7]-years, 9th house = नाग[8]-years, 10th house = अष्ट[8, explicit digit-word]-years, 11th house = दिक्[10]-years) AND an UNNUMBERED half-verse that immediately follows it (band20: "व्ययस्थे रुद्रवर्षाणि कथितानि पुरा बुधैः ।", ending in a single danda, not a verse-closing ॥४॥) -- 12th house = रुद्र[11]-years, closing with the attribution "thus declared of old by the wise". This half-verse completes the 12-house coverage begun with the own-sign/exaltation case (47.162c1) and is bundled into this entry rather than given its own ref, since the printed source assigns it no verse number of its own -- consistent with the HARD CONSTRAINT against fabricating a verse-number citation the print does not give. Numeral-words in this passage (नग=7, नाग=8, अष्ट=8, दिक्=10, रुद्र=11) follow standard Sanskrit bhutasankhya convention; retained exactly as printed. Every akshara zoom-confirmed via same-page-control crops, including a dedicated re-check of band19's closing numeral (confirmed ॥३॥, not ॥२॥, via a 5x same-page-control crop after an initial mis-scan).

  166. 47.163 सत्यापित

    163

    संस्कृत

    पराशर उवाच — अधुना सम्प्रवक्ष्यामि स्थिराख्यां तु दशां मुने । चरादिषु क्रमादब्दा नगनागनवोन्मिताः ॥१६३॥

    parasara uvaca - adhuna sampravaksyami sthirakhyam tu dasam mune, caradisu kramadabda naganaganavonmitah

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Parashara said: Now, O sage, I shall explain the dasha named "sthira" (fixed). In [the sign-categories] chara [movable] etc. [chara, sthira, dvisvabhava], in order, the years are measured as 7, 8, [and] 9 respectively.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    परासर ने कहा -- हे मुने! अब मैं स्थिरदशा बतलाता हूँ। चरादि राशियों में क्रमशः ७।८।९ वर्ष दशाप्रमाण होता है।

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.47 v.163, printed edition p.309 (bands22-24), closing citation ॥163॥ (Hindi commentary bands28-32 carries a shared closing citation ॥163-164॥ for this and the next verse). Opens a NEW topic via the marginal subheading "स्थिरदशा-ज्ञानविधि—" (band21, "the method of knowing sthira/fixed dasha" -- structural marker, not seeded), immediately following the close of the citation seeded as 47.162c1-c3 above. "पराशर उवाच" (band22, "Parashara said") is a dialogue/narrative marker, recorded here as structural context rather than seeded as separate verse content. Gives the base dasha-year measure for the three sign-categories (chara/movable, sthira/fixed, dvisvabhava/dual) as 7, 8, 9 years respectively. The root's numeral-word compound was initially read as "नगनागनभोन्मिताः" (नभ, implying 10) but a dedicated same-page-control zoom (3x crop directly on the original page image) confirmed the correct akshara is "नव" not "नभ" -- i.e. "नगनागनवोन्मिताः" (नग=7, नाग=8, नव=9) -- which exactly matches the Hindi commentary's explicit digit-gloss "७।८।९" (band29), independently corroborating the corrected reading. Every akshara zoom-confirmed via same-page-control crops.

  167. 47.164 सत्यापित

    164

    संस्कृत

    दशावर्षैस्थिरतया दशेयं तु स्थिराभिधा । ब्रह्मग्रहगणाद् राशेर्दशेषा तु द्विजोत्तम ॥१६४॥ ओजे क्रमादनोजे तूत्क्रमतोऽग्रे प्रवर्तते ।

    dasavarsaisthirataya daseyam tu sthirabhidha, brahmagrahaganad raser daseca tu dvijottama, oje kramadanoje tutkramato'gre pravartate

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    By [these] dasha-years, on account of their fixedness, this dasha is called "sthira" (fixed). O best of the twice-born, this dasha [is reckoned] counting from the sign occupied by the brahma-graha. In an odd [sign], it proceeds in order; in an even [sign], in reverse order.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    इसकी दशावर्ष-स्थिरता के कारण इसकी संज्ञा स्थिरदशा हुई। ब्रह्मग्रहाश्रितराशि से आरम्भ कर १२ राशियों की दशा होती है, हे द्विजोत्तम! विषमराशि में क्रम से, समराशि में उत्क्रम से दशा लगानी चाहिए ॥१६३-१६४॥

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.47 v.164, printed edition p.309 (bands25-27), closing citation ॥164॥ for the numbered portion (band26); the Hindi commentary's own closing citation, spanning both v.163 and v.164, is ॥163-164॥ (band32, zoom-confirmed as १६३-१६४ via a dedicated 4x same-page-control crop). This entry bundles the properly-numbered verse (bands25-26, closing ॥१६४॥) with an UNNUMBERED half-verse that immediately follows it (band27: "ओजे क्रमादनोजे तूत्क्रमतोऽग्रे प्रवर्तते ।", ending in a single danda, not its own verse-closing number) -- consistent with the HARD CONSTRAINT against fabricating a verse-number citation the print does not give. The technical term "ब्रह्मग्रह" (brahma-graha) is NOT defined at this point in the text -- Maitreya explicitly asks Parashara to clarify/define it in the very next verse (47.165, this same page, bands33-35); its definition is therefore expected on p.310 and is deliberately left untranslated/unglossed here rather than guessed. Every akshara zoom-confirmed via same-page-control crops.

  168. 47.165 सत्यापित

    165

    संस्कृत

    मैत्रेय उवाच — ब्रह्मग्रहोऽधुना यो मे भगवन् भवतोदतः । तल्लक्षणं तु कृपया विशदीकर्तुमर्हसि ॥१६५॥

    maitreya uvaca - brahmagraho'dhuna yo me bhagavan bhavatodatah, tallaksanam tu krpaya visadikartum arhasi

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Maitreya said: O Lord, this "brahma-graha" which has just now been mentioned by you to me -- kindly be so gracious as to clarify its characteristic/definition.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    मैत्रेय ने कहा -- हे भगवन्! अभी आपने मुझसे जिस ब्रह्मग्रह का उल्लेख किया, कृपया उसका लक्षण स्पष्ट करने की कृपा करें ॥१६५॥

    स्रोत: BPHS Ch.47 v.165, printed edition p.309 (bands34-35), closing citation ॥165॥. "मैत्रेय उवाच" (band33, "Maitreya said") is a dialogue/narrative marker recorded here as structural context rather than seeded as separate verse content -- this is the disciple Maitreya's question back to Parashara, asking him to define the term "ब्रह्मग्रह" (brahma-graha) just used undefined in v.164. This is the LAST content on p.309; band36 is the standard page-footer digitization-credit watermark ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"), confirmed via direct read -- not content. Expected to be answered/defined on p.310. Every akshara zoom-confirmed via same-page-control crops.

  169. 47.166 सत्यापित

    166

    संस्कृत

    रिपुरन्ध्रव्ययेशेषु यः स्यादोजभगो बली । लग्नसप्तमगो यश्च बली तत्पृष्ठतः स्थितः ॥१६६॥

    riputandhravyayesesu yah syadojabhago bali, lagnasaptamago yasca bali tatprsthatah sthitah

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Among the lords of the 6th (enemy), 8th (death/ripu-randhra), and 12th (loss) houses, whoever is strong and situated in an odd portion (ojabhaga) [is brahma-graha]. And whoever is strong, placed in the lagna or the 7th, and situated "behind" (following) that [strong planet, within the odd count], [is also brahma-graha].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पराशर मुनि बोले—(हे मुने!) ६।८।१२ स्थानों के अधिपों में जो ग्रह विषमराशिगत हों वे ब्रह्मा होते हैं। लग्न सहम में बली से पृष्ठस्थ ( ६ राशि के भीतर विषम में ) जो हों वह भी ब्रह्मा कहलाते हैं।

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.44/47 (दशाभेदाध्यायः), p.310 (PDF p.342), bands3-5. Opens with the dialogue marker "पराशर उवाच—" (band3, structural, not seeded), Parashara's direct answer to Maitreya's question in v.165 ("ब्रह्मग्रहोऽधुना यो मे..." seeded on p.309) defining ब्रह्मग्रह for the first time. Root text re-verified via same-page-control zoom (p310-b04-verify.png, p310-b05-verify.png), reading stable. Hindi commentary (bands10-11) glosses "ओजभग" as "विषमराशिगत" (situated in an odd sign) and "तत्पृष्ठतः स्थितः" as "बली से पृष्ठस्थ ... विषम में" (situated behind/following the strong one, in an odd [count]), corroborating this translation. "पृष्ठतः" (behind/following) is a recurring technical term across vv.166-167 for identifying a planet by its position relative to another.

  170. 47.167 सत्यापित

    167

    संस्कृत

    ब्रह्मा, वा कारकाद् रन्ध्राधिपो रन्ध्रगतोऽपि वा । ब्रह्मत्वे तमसो वा नैव ब्रह्मा पष्ठस्ततो ग्रहः ॥१६७॥

    brahma, va karakad randhradhipo randhragato'pi va, brahmatve tamaso va naiva brahma pasthastato grahah

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [The planet identified above] is brahma; or alternatively, [it may be determined] from the karaka (significator) — the lord of the 8th house, or else one situated in the 8th house [is brahma]. But if brahma-hood would fall to a "tamas" planet [i.e. Saturn, Rahu, or Ketu], that one is indeed NOT brahma; rather, the planet "pastha" (following/behind) from it is the [true brahma-]graha.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    कारक से अष्टमेश या अष्टम-भावगत ग्रह भी ब्रह्मा होते हैं। शनि या राहु-केतु में ब्रह्मत्व प्राप्त हों तो उनसे पछ ग्रह ब्रह्मा होते हैं।

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.44/47, p.310, bands6-7. Root text re-verified via same-page-control zoom at TWO further magnifications (p310-b06-verify.png/p310-b07-verify.png at 2.2x, then a targeted p310-b07-zoom-3x.png and a word-isolated p310-b07-word3-6x.png/p310-b07-word4-6x.png at 6x, using column-density word-segmentation to isolate the two hardest compounds) -- reading is STABLE and reproducible at every zoom level, so this is a translation-layer difficulty, not a legibility/scanning error. TWO specific readings are disclosed as uncertain rather than silently normalized: (1) the word transcribed here as "नैव" (na + eva, "not indeed") is glyph-ambiguous at the second syllable between क and न in the print -- "वा[क/न]ैब्रह्मा" -- resolved as "नैव" on grammatical/semantic grounds (the phrase "तमसो वा नैव ब्रह्मा" reads coherently as "or if [it falls] to a tamas [planet], that is indeed NOT brahma") and independently corroborated by the Hindi commentary (bands13-14), which explains that when brahmatva would fall to Saturn or Rahu-Ketu (शनि या राहु-केतु), those are NOT taken as brahma and instead the following ("पछ") planet is. (2) the word printed "पष्ठ" (not the standard "पृष्ठ", "behind/following") is retained EXACTLY as printed per the hard constraint against silently correcting readings -- most plausibly a dropped ऋ-mātrā in this print's typesetting of पृष्ठ, corroborated by the Hindi commentary's vernacular gloss "पछ" (a colloquial contraction of पृष्ठ/पीछे, "behind") describing the same following-planet rule. "रिपुरन्ध्रव्ययेशेषु ... तत्पृष्ठतः स्थितः" in v.166 already uses this same "पृष्ठ" concept in its standard spelling, supporting this reading of v.167's "पष्ठ" as the same word in non-standard/eroded typesetting.

  171. 47.168 सत्यापित

    168

    संस्कृत

    बहूनां ब्रह्मसत्त्वे तु वेध्यो भागाधिको ग्रहः । भागसाम्येऽधिकबलो भवेद् ब्रह्मग्रहो मुने ॥१६८॥

    bahunam brahmasattve tu vedhyo bhagadhiko grahah, bhagasamye'dhikabalo bhaved brahmagraho mune

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    But when many [planets] possess brahma-hood [by the above criteria], the one with the greater bhaga (degree/portion) is to be selected. If the bhagas are equal, the one with greater strength becomes the brahma-graha, O sage.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    ब्रह्मत्वलक्षणयुक्त अनेकग्रह हों तो अधिक अंशवाले ग्रह ही ब्रह्मा हैं। अंश में समता होने पर बली ग्रह को ब्रह्मा समझना चाहिए ॥१६६-१६८॥ अष्टमेश अष्टमस्थ हों तो वे ही ब्रह्महोंगे।

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.44/47, p.310, bands8-9. Root text re-verified via same-page-control zoom (p310-b08-verify.png, p310-b09-verify.png at 2.2x) -- reading stable, matches initial read exactly. This is the tie-breaking rule among multiple brahma-graha candidates identified by vv.166-167. Hindi commentary (bands10-16) explains vv.166-168 together and closes with the citation "॥१६६-१६८॥" (band15, zoom-legible), confirming these three verses form one explained unit; band16 adds one further clarifying note not separately versified: "यदि अष्टमेश अष्टमस्थ हों तो वे ही ब्रह्मा होंगे" (if the 8th lord is itself placed in the 8th house, that one alone is brahma) -- recorded here as part of the commentary, not seeded as a separate verse since the print gives it no verse number of its own.

  172. 47.169 सत्यापित

    169

    संस्कृत

    योगार्धेतुल्यमुभयोर्योगार्धं स्याद् दशामितिः । तन्वस्तयोर्बलवतोदशेषाऽऽरभ्यते बुधैः ॥१६९॥

    yogardhetulyamubhayoryogardham syad dasamitih, tanvastayorbalavatodasesa'arabhyate budhaih

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Equal to the yogardha (half-sum) of both [the chara-dasha-years and sthira-dasha-years] -- that yogardha becomes the measure of the dasha. According to the wise, the dasha begins from whichever of tanu (1st house) or asta (7th house, setting) is the stronger.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    योगार्ध दशा में चरस्थिरदशावर्षों के योगार्धतुल्य दशावर्षमान होते हैं। लग्न सप्तम में बलवान् राशि से आरम्भ कर १२ राशियों की दशा होती है। विषम सम में क्रम तथा उत्क्रम से दशा समझनी चाहिए ॥१६९॥

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.44/47 (दशाभेदाध्यायः), p.311 (PDF p.343), bands12-14 (root text), preceded by marginal subheading "योगार्धदशा—" (band12, structural, not seeded). Root text re-verified via same-page-control zoom (p311-v169-verify0.png, p311-v169-verify1.png), reading stable. Introduces a THIRD dasha variety (after chara-dasha and sthira-dasha): yogardha-dasha, whose year-count for each sign is the average (half-sum) of that sign's chara-dasha-years and sthira-dasha-years, starting from whichever of the lagna or 7th house is stronger; odd sign = forward order, even = reverse (paralleling v.164's rule for sthira-dasha).

  173. 47.170 सत्यापित

    170

    संस्कृत

    लग्नास्तयोर्बलवतो राशेः केन्द्रादिगामिनाम् । बलानुसारतो भावा राशीनामात्मकारकात् ॥१७०॥

    lagnastayorbalavato raseh kendradigaminam, balanusarato bhava rasinamatmakarakat

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [This dasha] proceeds through the kendras (quadrant houses) etc. counted from whichever of the lagna or 7th-house sign is the stronger. The houses/signs [follow in order] according to strength, [reckoned] from the atma-karaka (self-significator) of the signs.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    लग्न सप्तम में बलवान् राशि से आरम्भ कर केन्द्र आदि में स्थितराशियों की दशा होती है। लग्न या सप्तम विषम राशि हो तो क्रम से, सम राशि हो तो उत्क्रम से केन्द्रादिस्थित राशियों की गणना तथा बलक्रम से दशा होती है। इसी तरह आत्मकारक से भी राशि एवं ग्रहों का दशाक्रम समझना चाहिए ॥१७०-१७१॥ (commentary shared with v.171, closing citation covers both)।

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.44/47, p.311, bands34-36 (root text), preceded by marginal subheading "केन्द्रादिदशा—" (band34, structural, not seeded), marking a FOURTH dasha variety (kendradi-dasha). Hindi commentary for this verse was not reached within p.311's 37 bands (translationHi left empty; expected to open p.312). Root text spans two lines: band35 ("लग्नास्तयोर्बलवतो राशेः केन्द्रादिगामिनाम् ।") re-verified via same-page-control zoom (p311-b35-verify.png), reading stable; band36 ("बलानुसारतो भावा राशीनामात्मकारकात् ॥१७०॥") is heavily overlapped by the page's standard digitization-credit watermark ("Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji)... Veda Nidhi Varanasi... Digitized by eGangotri") printed directly across this specific line -- unlike on every other page in this run, where the watermark falls in its own clear band. Read via a morphological-erosion technique (eroding the thresholded pixel mask to preferentially remove the thinner serif Latin watermark strokes while preserving the bolder Devanagari print strokes; scratchpad/p311-b36-eroded.png and a tighter 5x re-crop scratchpad/p311-b36-seg-erode-5x.png), which produced a legible, internally consistent reading including a clearly legible closing "॥१७०॥" continuing the chapter's own numbering with no gap after v.169. This verse is grammatically/semantically complete and closes cleanly at the bottom of p.311 (unlike p.310's band34, which was cut off mid-sentence) -- its explanatory Hindi commentary was not yet reached within this page's 37 bands and is expected to open p.312. [UPDATE from p.312]: Hindi commentary for this verse found on p.312, bands3-6, shared with a closing citation "॥१७०-१७१॥" (band11) that covers both v.170 and v.171 together (they are explained as one combined unit). translationHi backfilled accordingly.

  174. 47.171 सत्यापित

    171

    संस्कृत

    दशाक्रमो ग्रहाणां वै मुनिभिः समुदीरितः । दशावर्षाणि चरवत् स्वसं यावन्नभःसदाम् ॥१७१॥

    dasakramo grahanam vai munibhih samuditah, dasavarsani caravat svasam yavannabhahsadam

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The dasha-order of the planets has indeed been declared by the sages. The dasha-years [for this kendradi-dasha] are like [those of] chara-dasha, [reckoned as] its own [count -- "svasam", printed reading uncertain, see source], as far as the sky-dwellers (grahas) [are concerned].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    दशावर्षं चरदशा समान, लग्न से नवमराशि विषमपदीय हो तो क्रम से, समपदीय हो तो उत्क्रम से राशिस्वामी तक गणना कर समझें। ग्रहों का दशावर्ष स्वराशि तक गिनने से, अधिक अन्तर वाले स्वराशि तक गिनना चाहिए, या जो बली राशि हो वहाँ तक संख्या गिन कर तत्संख्या-समान वर्षमान होता है ॥१७०-१७१॥

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.44/47 (दशाभेदाध्यायः), p.312 (PDF p.344), bands1-2 (root text), commentary bands3-10 shared with v.170, closing citation "॥१७०-१७१॥" at band11. Root text re-verified via escalating same-page-control zoom (p312-b2-word1-4x-a/b.png at 4x, p312-b2-word3-8x.png at 8x, p312-b2-word4-6x.png at 6x), reading stable at every level. Continues the chapter's own numbering with no gap after v.170. States that the dasha-order/years of this dasha variety (introduced by v.170's kendradi-dasha subheading) follow the sages' declared order, with dasha-years equal to chara-dasha's own count -- this equivalence is explicitly corroborated by the worked-example commentary at band22, which directly quotes this verse's phrase "दशावर्षाणि चरवत्" ("the dasha-years [are] like chara[-dasha]'s") while explaining the calculation, confirming both the wording and its intended meaning. One word, "स्वसं" (between "चरवत्" and "यावन्नभःसदाम्"), is retained EXACTLY as printed per the hard constraint against silently correcting readings -- confirmed unambiguous at 8x zoom (स्-व-स-ं, not the more grammatically expected "स्वकं" or "स्वं"). Most plausibly related to स्व ("own"), consistent with the commentary's gloss that the dasha-years equal chara-dasha's own count, but the precise grammatical construction/scribal intent of this specific compound is not fully certain and is disclosed here as a translation-layer (not legibility-layer) uncertainty, per established precedent.

  175. 47.172 सत्यापित

    172

    संस्कृत

    द्विराशीशग्रहस्यैव गणनीया द्वयावधि । द्वयोः संख्याधिकतरा दशाब्दाः कारकस्य वै ॥१७२॥

    dvirasisagrahasyaiva gananiya dvayavadhi, dvayoh sankhyadhikatara dasabdah karakasya vai

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    For a planet that is lord of two signs (dvi-rasi-isa), the count is indeed to be made extending up to both [signs, reckoned from its occupied position]. Of the two counts, the one with the greater number -- that is truly the dasha-years of that karaka [planet].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    दो राशिवाले ग्रहों के दशावर्ष के लिए स्वाश्रितस्थान से दोनों राशियों तक गणना करें, अधिक संख्या को ही दशावर्ष समझें ॥१७२॥

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.44/47 (दशाभेदाध्यायः), p.313 (PDF p.345), subheading "द्विराशीश ग्रहों का वर्षज्ञान—" (band7), root text bands8-9, commentary bands10-11 closing "॥१७२॥". Re-verified via same-page-control zoom (p313-b8-verify.png, p313-b9-verify.png at 2.2x) plus word-level 4x isolation (p313-b8-word1-4x-a/b.png) on the opening compound "द्विराशीशग्रहस्यैव गणनीया द्वयावधि", reading stable at every level. Gives the year-count rule for a planet that owns two signs (a dvi-svabhava/dual-lordship graha, i.e. Mercury, Jupiter, Venus, Saturn, Rahu/Ketu depending on scheme): count from the planet's own occupied position up to each of its two signs separately, then take the larger of the two counts as its dasha-years.

  176. 47.173 सत्यापित

    173

    संस्कृत

    विज्ञेया कारकदशा क्रमतस्त्वात्मकारकात् । लग्नात् कारकपर्यन्तं संख्या या तत्समा दशा ॥१७३॥

    vijneya karakadasa kramatastvatmakarakat, lagnat karakaparyantam sankhya ya tatsama dasa

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The karaka-dasha [dasha of the significator-planets] is to be known in order, starting from the atmakaraka [the self-significator]. Whatever the count is, reckoned from the lagna up to [the sign occupied by] the karaka [planet] -- that same [number] is the dasha[-years].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    आत्मकारक से आरम्भ कर क्रमशः आत्मादिकारक ग्रहों की दशा होती है। लग्न से कारक पर्यन्त संख्या-तुल्य दशावर्ष समझना चाहिये ॥१७३॥

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.44/47 (दशाभेदाध्यायः), p.313 (PDF p.345), root text bands12-13, commentary bands14-15 closing "॥१७३॥". Re-verified via same-page-control zoom (p313-b12-verify.png, p313-b13-verify.png at 2.2x), reading stable. Opens the karaka-dasha topic (dasha reckoned via the jaimini-style karaka planets -- atmakaraka, amatyakaraka, etc.): the dasha-order follows the karaka sequence starting from atmakaraka, and each karaka's dasha-years equal the count of signs from the lagna up to the sign that karaka occupies. Immediately followed (band16 subheading, bands17-21) by a worked example applying this rule to the recurring kalpita-janma-kundali chart, withheld from seeding per the copyright-safety rule; and by a reference table (कारकदशाचक्र, bands23-28), likewise withheld.

  177. 47.174 सत्यापित

    174

    संस्कृत

    मण्डूकाख्यदशैव प्राक् त्रिकूटाभिधया स्मृता । तन्वस्तयोर्बलवतो राशेराजे क्रमात् तथा ॥१७४॥

    mandukakhyadasaiva prak trikutabhidhaya smrta, tanvastayorbalavato raseraje kramat tatha

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    This very dasha named manduka ["frog"] was formerly known by the name trikuta. Of the tanu [1st house/lagna] and its 7th, whichever is stronger -- [starting from] that -- [the dasha proceeds] in due order, thus, [reckoned] to the sign that is राशेराजे [printed reading retained exactly; the precise grammatical construction/sense of this compound is uncertain, see source].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    प्राचीनों ने मण्डूक-दशा को ही त्रिकूटदशा के नाम से कहा है। लग्न और सप्तम में जो बलवान् हो उससे आरम्भ कर विषम राशि में क्रमशः और समराशि में विपरीत क्रम से दशा समझनी चाहिये। इसमें दशावर्षमान स्थिरदशा के समान (चर में ७ वर्ष, स्थिर में ८ वर्ष, द्विस्वभाव में ९ वर्ष) होता है। इसमें दो को छोड़कर तृतीय की गणना होती है, अतः इसे मण्डूकदशा कही जाती है ॥१७४-१७५॥

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.44/47 (दशाभेदाध्यायः), p.313 (PDF p.345), subheading "मण्डूकदशा—" (band29, opening a FIFTH dasha variety after chara/sthira/yogardha/kendradi and, per this verse's own statement, formerly called त्रिकूट/trikuta), root text bands30-31. Re-verified via same-page-control zoom (p313-b30-verify.png, p313-b31-verify.png at 2.2x) plus word-level zoom on the closing words (p313-b31-word3-5x-a/b.png at 5x, confirming "तथा ॥१७४॥") and on the compound "राशेराजे" specifically (p313-b31-raje-6x.png, p313-b31-raje-full-7x.png at 6x/7x escalation) -- the glyph sequence रा-शे-रा-जे is unambiguous at 7x and retained EXACTLY as printed per the hard constraint against silently correcting readings, but its precise grammatical role in the sentence (a compound? a locative pair?) is not fully certain and is disclosed here as a translation-layer uncertainty, not a legibility-layer one. No Hindi commentary for this verse was reached within p.313's 34 bands (the page ends mid-topic with v.175's root text); translationHi is left empty, expected to open p.314, per the established empty-translationHi/backfill precedent used repeatedly this run.

  178. 47.175 सत्यापित

    175

    संस्कृत

    विपर्ययादनौजे तु दशा ज्ञेया बुधैः सदा । मण्डूकाख्यदशावर्षमानं स्थिरदशासमम् ॥१७५॥

    viparyayadanauje tu dasa jneya budhaih sada, mandukakhyadasavarsamanam sthiradasasamam

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    By reversal [of that order], for the even (non-odd, अनौज) sign, the dasha should always be known by the wise. The year-measure of the manduka-named dasha is the same as [that of] sthira-dasha.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    प्राचीनों ने मण्डूक-दशा को ही त्रिकूटदशा के नाम से कहा है। लग्न और सप्तम में जो बलवान् हो उससे आरम्भ कर विषम राशि में क्रमशः और समराशि में विपरीत क्रम से दशा समझनी चाहिये। इसमें दशावर्षमान स्थिरदशा के समान (चर में ७ वर्ष, स्थिर में ८ वर्ष, द्विस्वभाव में ९ वर्ष) होता है। इसमें दो को छोड़कर तृतीय की गणना होती है, अतः इसे मण्डूकदशा कही जाती है ॥१७४-१७५॥

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.44/47 (दशाभेदाध्यायः), p.313 (PDF p.345), LAST band on the page (root text bands32-33), continuing v.174's manduka-dasha topic with no numbering gap (closing citation "॥१७५॥" clearly legible). Band32 (line 1) re-verified via same-page-control zoom (p313-b32-verify.png at 2.2x, plus p313-b32-verify-L/R.png split-halves and a 6x/9x word-level crop on the opening compound, p313-b32-word1-6x.png / p313-b32-word1a-9x.png) confirming "विपर्ययादनौजे तु दशा ज्ञेया बुधैः सदा ।" -- grammatically completes the pairing set up by v.174 (v.174 gives the forward-order rule from the stronger of tanu/7th; v.175 gives the reversed-order rule for the even/non-odd sign, अनौजे being locative of अनोज="not-odd"=even). Band33 (line 2, closing citation) is the LAST band on the page and is HEAVILY overlapped by the standard page-footer digitization-credit watermark ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri"), printed directly across this line (a FOURTH instance this run of this failure mode, after p.311 band36 and p.312's table watermark). Resolved via a refined morphological-OPENING technique (binary_opening with a 5x5 structuring element on the thresholded pixel mask, vs plain erosion used previously) -- this variant more fully suppressed the thin Latin serif watermark strokes while preserving the bold Devanagari print strokes nearly intact, producing a substantially cleaner recovery than plain erosion alone (p313-b33-open5-1/2/3.png at 5x, plus targeted 8x-10x word-level crops: p313-b33-mandukakhya-8x.png confirming "मण्डूकाख्यदशा", p313-b33-word-pre-8x.png and p313-b33-word-sthira-8x.png confirming "स्थिरदशासमम्", and the closing numerals confirmed as "॥१७५॥" matching the chapter's own running numbering with no gap after v.174). NOTE: an initial low-zoom pass (before this refined recovery) had tentatively misread the second word-compound as "मिश्रदशासमम्" (an otherwise-unintroduced dasha type); the refined high-zoom recovery corrected this to "स्थिरदशासमम्" (sthira-dasha, already defined on p.309/311), which also fits the chapter's own repeating pattern of defining each new dasha variety's year-count by equivalence to an already-established one (parallel to v.171's kendradi-dasha "like chara-dasha's own" -- see p.312). This correction is disclosed per the hard constraint against silently finalizing an uncorroborated reading. translationHi is left empty (no commentary for this verse was reached within p.313's bands; the page ends immediately after this citation), expected to open p.314.

  179. 47.176 सत्यापित

    176

    संस्कृत

    केचिच्छूलदशामाहुर्निधनज्ञानहेतवे । तन्वस्तयोरष्टमौ यौ तयो राशिस्तु यो बली ॥१७६॥

    kecicchuladasamahurnidhanajnanahetave, tanvastayorastamau yau tayo rasistu yo bali

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Some [authorities] call [this dasha] shula-dasha ["spear/spike-dasha"], for the purpose of knowledge of death. Of the two eighth-signs -- the eighth from the tanu [lagna] and the eighth from the asta [the setting point, i.e. the 7th house] -- whichever of those two signs is the stronger [that is where the dasha begins].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    मरण-विचारार्थ किन्हीं आचार्यों ने शूलदशा कही है। लग्न, सप्तम से अष्टम (अष्टम, द्वितीय) में जो बली हो उससे आरम्भ कर विषम राशि में क्रम से, सम-राशि में उत्क्रम से सभी बारहो राशियों की दशा समझनी चाहिए। इसमें वर्षमान स्थिरदशा के समान होता है। बली मारकराशि की दशा में मृत्यु की सम्भावना होती है ॥१७६-१७७॥

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.44/47 (दशाभेदाध्यायः), p.314 (PDF p.346), root text bands22-23, opening a SIXTH dasha variety (after chara/sthira/yogardha/kendradi/manduka), oriented specifically toward death/mortality timing. Re-verified via same-page-control zoom (p314-b22-verify.png, p314-b23-verify.png at 2.2x), both bands stable and clearly legible at this zoom -- no ambiguity on this verse. Continues the chapter's numbering with no gap after v.175 (p.313/p.314 bands1-6 commentary). Commentary for this verse is shared with v.177 (bands26-30 below), closing citation "॥१७६-१७७॥".

  180. 47.177 सत्यापित

    177

    संस्कृत

    ओजे क्रमात्तदारभ्य समे स्याद् विपरीततः । दशा समाः स्थिर इव मृत्युवेलिनि मारके ॥१७७॥

    oje kramattadarabhya same syad viparitatah, dasa samah sthira iva mrtyuvelini marake

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If [that stronger sign] is odd, [the dasha proceeds] in [forward] order beginning from it; if even, it should be in reverse order. [Its] dasha[-years] are equal, like [those of] sthira-dasha -- [useful] for the time of death, [in examining] the marka [killer-point/house].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    मरण-विचारार्थ किन्हीं आचार्यों ने शूलदशा कही है। लग्न, सप्तम से अष्टम (अष्टम, द्वितीय) में जो बली हो उससे आरम्भ कर विषम राशि में क्रम से, सम-राशि में उत्क्रम से सभी बारहो राशियों की दशा समझनी चाहिए। इसमें वर्षमान स्थिरदशा के समान होता है। बली मारकराशि की दशा में मृत्यु की सम्भावना होती है ॥१७६-१७७॥

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.44/47 (दशाभेदाध्यायः), p.314 (PDF p.346), root text bands24-25, closing citation "॥१७७॥". Band24 re-verified via same-page-control zoom (p314-b24-verify.png at 2.2x), stable: "ओजे क्रमात्तदारभ्य समे स्याद् विपरीततः ।". Band25's OPENING AKSHARA (the single syllable immediately preceding "शासमाः") required extensive escalating-zoom investigation (2.2x control crop, then isolated word crops at 5x/6x/10x/12x/14x with autocontrast+nearest-neighbour resampling, plus direct visual cross-reference against confirmed reference glyphs of त, द, व, श, क and the ै-matra elsewhere on this same page) because its printed shape -- two short flat horizontal bars stacked with a thin connecting stroke -- did not cleanly match any of those reference glyphs at first pass (in particular it visually differs from this page's own clean "द" instances, e.g. p314-b29 "स्थिरदशा", which show the expected rounded loop+stem shape). The reading "दशा" (giving "दशा समाः स्थिर इव" = "[its] dasha[-years] are equal, like sthira's") is adopted on strong grammatical and contextual corroboration -- it completes the pada's syllable count correctly, and is directly and independently corroborated by this same page's own prose commentary at band29 ("इसमें वर्षमान स्थिरदशा के समान होता है", "in this, the year-measure is equal to sthira-dasha") and band29-30 ("बली मारकराशि की दशा में मृत्यु की सम्भावना होती है", matching "मृत्युवेलिनि मारके" in this very pada). The atypical two-bar glyph shape is most plausibly explained as localised ink loss splitting the loop of "द" into two disconnected horizontal remnants, a print-degradation pattern distinct from (and less severe than) the digitization-credit watermark overlaps seen elsewhere this run. This is disclosed explicitly per the hard constraint against silently finalizing an uncorroborated reading: the grammatical/contextual corroboration is strong, but the raw glyph shape itself remains an open legibility question this reading resolves by inference rather than by unambiguous pixel-level identification alone.

  181. 47.178 सत्यापित

    178

    संस्कृत

    जन्तुस्तनूकाणगेषु भेषु प्रबलराशितः । समारभ्यैव चरवद् दशा ज्ञेया त्रिकोणजा ॥१७८॥

    jantustanukanagesu bhesu prabalarasitah, samarabhyaiva caravad dasa jneya trikonaja

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [Among] the ... [signs -- see source note on the uncertain opening compound; per this page's own commentary, this refers to the janma-lagna and the trine (9th, 5th) signs] -- beginning from whichever of those signs is strongest, the dasha, [reckoned] like chara-dasha, should be known as trikona-ja ["born of the trine"].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    चरदशा की तरह त्रिकोण दशा होती है। विषम राशि में क्रम से समराशि में उल्क्रम से प्रथम नवम, पञ्चम राशि ग्रहण करना चाहिए। दशा वर्ष अपने-अपने स्वामी पर्यन्त संख्यातुल्य समझें। त्रिकोण (१।५।९) राशियों की दशा होने के कारण ही यह त्रिकोणदशा कहलाती है ॥१७८-१७९॥

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.44/47 (दशाभेदाध्यायः), p.315 (PDF p.347), root text bands8-9, opening an EIGHTH dasha variety (after chara/sthira/yogardha/kendradi/manduka/shula), named त्रिकोणदशा (trikona-dasha, "trine-dasha"), per the page's own subheading at band7 ("त्रिकोणदशा—") and confirmed by v.179's own closing word "त्रिकोणजा". Band8's opening compound "जन्तुस्तनूकाणगेषु" was re-verified via same-page-control zoom (7x-8x isolated-word crops, p315-b08-word1-7x.png, p315-b08-kachar-8x.png, p315-b08-right-7x.png) and by direct pixel-level comparison of its disputed थ"का"/"को" glyph against this same page's own confirmed "को" reference glyph in band7's "त्रिकोण" (p315-b07-trikona-ref-7x.png): the comparison conclusively shows the disputed glyph lacks the top-left hook present in the reference "को", confirming it is genuinely "का" (kā), not "को" (ko). All eight aksharas of the compound (ज-न्तु-स्त-नू-का-ण-गे-षु) are individually clear and unambiguous at this zoom, and the resulting 8-syllable count fits the anushtubh pada exactly, so the printed reading is retained exactly as-is per the hard constraint against silently correcting a legible-but-unexpected compound. Its precise grammatical parsing/word-division is not fully resolved (a literal reading of "जन्तु" + "स्तनू" + "काण" does not parse straightforwardly as Sanskrit), but this page's own commentary (bands13-16, "विषम राशि में क्रम से ... प्रथम नवम, पञ्चम राशि ग्रहण करना चाहिए") confirms the intended referents are the janma-lagna and the two trine (9th, 5th) signs, which anchors the translation despite the compound's unresolved literal parsing. This follows the same disclosure precedent as v.174's "राशेराजे" (p.313): a legible printed reading retained as-is with its translation-layer uncertainty explicitly flagged, distinct from the separate category of a genuinely ambiguous/damaged glyph (v.177's band25, p.314).

  182. 47.179 सत्यापित

    179

    संस्कृत

    ओजे क्रमादनोजे तु वैपरीत्येन निर्दिशेत् । दशाब्दा अत्र विबुधैर्नाथान्ताः परिकीर्तिताः ॥१७९॥

    oje kramadanoje tu vaiparityena nirdiset, dasabda atra vibudhairnathantah parikirtitah

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If [the starting sign] is odd, [reckon the dasha] in [forward] order; if even, it should be indicated in reverse order. The dasha-years here are declared by the wise [sages] to run up to [the count of signs from that sign to] its own lord [i.e., counted the same way as chara-dasha's own-lord-count method].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    चरदशा की तरह त्रिकोण दशा होती है। विषम राशि में क्रम से समराशि में उल्क्रम से प्रथम नवम, पञ्चम राशि ग्रहण करना चाहिए। दशा वर्ष अपने-अपने स्वामी पर्यन्त संख्यातुल्य समझें। त्रिकोण (१।५।९) राशियों की दशा होने के कारण ही यह त्रिकोणदशा कहलाती है ॥१७८-१७९॥

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.44/47 (दशाभेदाध्यायः), p.315 (PDF p.347), root text bands10-11, closing citation "॥१७९॥". Both bands fully legible and unambiguous at the standard same-page-control zoom (2x/2.2x), no contested glyphs. This verse's year-count rule ("नाथान्ताः", up to the sign's own lord) is directly confirmed by this same page's commentary (bands13-16): "दशा वर्ष अपने-अपने स्वामी पर्यन्त संख्यातुल्य समझें" (the dasha-years should be understood as equal in number up to each sign's own lord), i.e. reckoned the same way as chara-dasha's year-count method, consistent with v.178's own comparison "चरवद्" (like chara-dasha).

  183. 47.180 सत्यापित

    180

    संस्कृत

    तनोर्भोग्यस्य, तदनु तदीक्षितगृहोद्भवा । आस्पदस्य च ततः तद्दृष्टभवनोद्भवा ॥१८०॥

    tanorbhogyasya, tadanu tadiksitagrhodbhava, aspadasya ca tatah taddrstabhavanodbhava

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [The dasha begins] from [the sign of] the body [the lagna, i.e. the 9th from it], then thereafter [the dasha] born from the house aspected by that; then of the aspadasya [the 10th sign], and then [the dasha] born from the house aspected by that [follows].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    लग्न से नवम राशि की, फिर उससे दृष्ट राशियों की, बाद दशम राशि की, पुनः उससे दृष्ट राशियों की, पुनः एकादश राशि की और उससे दृष्ट राशियों की दशा होती है। दृग्वश प्रवृत्ति के कारण इसे दृग्दशा कहते हैं। उपर्युक्त नवम, दशम, एकादश राशि चर, स्थिर, द्विस्वभाव होते हैं। चर रहने पर उत्क्रम से, स्थिर रहने पर क्रम से, दृष्टियोग्य राशि समझना। द्विस्वभाव की स्थिति में, द्विस्वभाव राशि विषम हो तो क्रमतः, सम हो तो उत्क्रम से दृष्टियोग्य राशि समझें। तात्पर्य यह है कि दृष्टिविचार से समीपवर्ती राशि से ही आरम्भ कर दृष्ट राशियों को ग्रहण करें। इस तरह चर में पृष्ठस्थ, स्थिर में अग्रस्थ राशि दृष्ट होती है। द्विस्वभाव में दोनों ओर तुल्य स्थान पर रहने के कारण, विषम राशि रहे तो क्रम से सम राशि रहे तो उत्क्रम से दृष्ट राशि होती है। दशावर्ष-मान स्थिरदशा की तरह समझना। दृष्टि-विचार की स्पष्टता के लिए ६५ पृष्ठ देखें ॥१८०-१८२॥

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.44/47 (दशाभेदाध्यायः), p.316 (PDF p.348), root text bands1-2, closing citation "॥१८०॥". Opens a NINTH dasha variety, दृग्दशा (drig-dasha, "sight/aspect-dasha"), with no preceding subheading band -- an anomaly relative to every other new dasha variety introduced earlier in this chapter (all of which had a structural subheading band first). This was proactively investigated: page315 (already checkpointed and its scratch files deleted) was briefly re-extracted solely to visually verify its unscanned bottom ~191px margin contained no missed subheading; confirmed it held only the त्रिकोणदशाचक्र table's tail row and blank margin, nothing else -- so the omission is simply how the source prints this transition (directly following the त्रिकोणदशाचक्र table with no header line), not a scanning gap. Both bands re-verified via same-page-control zoom (p316-b01-verify22.png, p316-b02-verify22.png at 2.2x); both fully legible and unambiguous, no contested glyphs. This page's own commentary (bands7-17, closing "॥१८०-१८२॥") confirms the dasha sequence: 9th-from-lagna sign, then its aspected sign(s), then the 10th sign, then its aspected sign(s), then the 11th sign, then its aspected sign(s) -- and explicitly names it दृग्दशा ("due to the दृग्वश (sight-governed) proceeding").

  184. 47.181 सत्यापित

    181

    संस्कृत

    ततो लाभस्य च पुनस्तद्दृष्टक्षेत्रजा समाः । स्थिरवद् दृष्टिवशतो जातेयमिति दृग्दशा ॥१८१॥

    tato labhasya ca punastaddrstaksetraja samah, sthiravad drstivasato jateyamiti drgdasa

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Then, of the [11th, the] gains [house] too, again the [dasha] born from the field aspected by that -- in equal [number of years, reckoned] like sthira-dasha, [running] according to the aspect [sequence] -- thus this [dasha], born [governed by sight], is दृग्दशा (drig-dasha).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    लग्न से नवम राशि की, फिर उससे दृष्ट राशियों की, बाद दशम राशि की, पुनः उससे दृष्ट राशियों की, पुनः एकादश राशि की और उससे दृष्ट राशियों की दशा होती है। दृग्वश प्रवृत्ति के कारण इसे दृग्दशा कहते हैं। उपर्युक्त नवम, दशम, एकादश राशि चर, स्थिर, द्विस्वभाव होते हैं। चर रहने पर उत्क्रम से, स्थिर रहने पर क्रम से, दृष्टियोग्य राशि समझना। द्विस्वभाव की स्थिति में, द्विस्वभाव राशि विषम हो तो क्रमतः, सम हो तो उत्क्रम से दृष्टियोग्य राशि समझें। तात्पर्य यह है कि दृष्टिविचार से समीपवर्ती राशि से ही आरम्भ कर दृष्ट राशियों को ग्रहण करें। इस तरह चर में पृष्ठस्थ, स्थिर में अग्रस्थ राशि दृष्ट होती है। द्विस्वभाव में दोनों ओर तुल्य स्थान पर रहने के कारण, विषम राशि रहे तो क्रम से सम राशि रहे तो उत्क्रम से दृष्ट राशि होती है। दशावर्ष-मान स्थिरदशा की तरह समझना। दृष्टि-विचार की स्पष्टता के लिए ६५ पृष्ठ देखें ॥१८०-१८२॥

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.44/47 (दशाभेदाध्यायः), p.316 (PDF p.348), root text bands3-4, closing citation "॥१८१॥". Both bands re-verified via same-page-control zoom (p316-b03-verify22.png, p316-b04-verify22.png at 2.2x). Band3's opening word was briefly contested during verification -- an initial glance at the 2.2x crop suggested a possible "तता" -- and was resolved via an escalated 9x same-page isolated-word crop (p316-b03-word1-9x.png), which clearly showed the second akshara's ो-matra (the characteristic upward-curving hook), confirming the reading is "ततो" (tato), not "तता". This is independently corroborated by correct Sanskrit visarga sandhi: ततः (tatah) + लाभस्य (labhasya) regularly sandhis to ततो लाभस्य before a following voiced consonant, so the reading is grammatically expected as well as visually confirmed. This is a case of an initial-pass misreading corrected by the mandatory verification zoom, not a case of a genuinely ambiguous printed glyph. Band4's compound term is printed as "दृगदशा" (the ग्-द ligature rendered without a clearly separated virama stroke, a common Devanagari typesetting compression also seen in this page's own subsequent bands), read as दृग्दशा per the term's own definition and consistent naming throughout bands7-17's commentary and band23's table subheading.

  185. 47.182 सत्यापित

    182

    संस्कृत

    व्युत्क्रमात् क्रमतश्चापि चरस्थिरभयोस्तु दृक् । ओजे द्विभे क्रमादेवं समे त्वुत्क्रमतो हि सा ॥१८२॥

    vyutkramat kramatascapi carasthirabhayostu drk, oje dvibhe kramadevam same tvutkramato hi sa

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In reverse order, and also in [forward] order -- for chara and sthira [signs] respectively, the aspect [sequence follows]. For dvisvabhava [signs], if odd, in [forward] order thus; if even, then in reverse order indeed.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    लग्न से नवम राशि की, फिर उससे दृष्ट राशियों की, बाद दशम राशि की, पुनः उससे दृष्ट राशियों की, पुनः एकादश राशि की और उससे दृष्ट राशियों की दशा होती है। दृग्वश प्रवृत्ति के कारण इसे दृग्दशा कहते हैं। उपर्युक्त नवम, दशम, एकादश राशि चर, स्थिर, द्विस्वभाव होते हैं। चर रहने पर उत्क्रम से, स्थिर रहने पर क्रम से, दृष्टियोग्य राशि समझना। द्विस्वभाव की स्थिति में, द्विस्वभाव राशि विषम हो तो क्रमतः, सम हो तो उत्क्रम से दृष्टियोग्य राशि समझें। तात्पर्य यह है कि दृष्टिविचार से समीपवर्ती राशि से ही आरम्भ कर दृष्ट राशियों को ग्रहण करें। इस तरह चर में पृष्ठस्थ, स्थिर में अग्रस्थ राशि दृष्ट होती है। द्विस्वभाव में दोनों ओर तुल्य स्थान पर रहने के कारण, विषम राशि रहे तो क्रम से सम राशि रहे तो उत्क्रम से दृष्ट राशि होती है। दशावर्ष-मान स्थिरदशा की तरह समझना। दृष्टि-विचार की स्पष्टता के लिए ६५ पृष्ठ देखें ॥१८०-१८२॥

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.44/47 (दशाभेदाध्यायः), p.316 (PDF p.348), root text bands5-6, closing citation "॥१८२॥". Both bands re-verified via same-page-control zoom (p316-b05-verify22.png, p316-b06-verify22.png at 2.2x); both fully legible and unambiguous, no contested glyphs. This verse's chara/sthira/dvisvabhava aspect-direction rule is directly and fully corroborated word-for-word in sense by this same page's commentary (bands7-17): "चर रहने पर उत्क्रम से, स्थिर रहने पर क्रम से ... द्विस्वभाव राशि विषम हो तो क्रमतः, सम हो तो उत्क्रम से दृष्टियोग्य राशि समझें".

  186. 47.183 सत्यापित

    183

    संस्कृत

    तन्वादि-भानां प्रतिभं दशा राशिदशा मता । भयातं भानुगुणितं भभोगेन विभाजितम् ॥१८३॥

    tanvadi-bhanam pratibham dasa rasidasa mata, bhayatam bhanugunitam bhabhogena vibhajitam

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The dasha of the signs beginning from the tanu [the lagna sign], corresponding to each nakshatra, is known as rashi-dasha ["sign-dasha"] -- [reckoned by:] the bha-yata [the portion of the nakshatra elapsed] multiplied by 12 (bhanu, symbolically "the sun" for the number 12) and divided by the bha-bhoga [the nakshatra's total span].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    प्रतिनक्षत्र वारह राशियों की दशा होती है, जो राशिदशा कहलाती है। भयात को १२ से गुणा, तथा भभोग से भाग देने पर जो राश्यादि लब्धि आवे उसे लग्न में जोड़ें, पुनः १२ से तष्ठित करने पर जो राशि हो, उसी से, विषम वह राशि हो तो क्रम से, समराशि हो तो उत्क्रम से, १२ राशियों की दशा होती है ॥१८३-१८४॥ यहाँ भी दशावर्ष-प्रमाण स्थिरदशा की तरह जानना।

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.44/47 (दशाभेदाध्यायः), p.317 (PDF p.349), root text bands3-4, closing citation "॥१८३॥". Opens a TENTH dasha variety, तन्वादिराशिदशा (tanvadi-rashi-dasha, "sign-dasha beginning from the body/lagna"), per this page's own subheading at band2 ("तन्वादिराशिदशा—"). Both bands re-verified via standard read pass; fully legible, no contested glyphs. The symbolic numeral use of भानु (bhanu, "sun") for 12 is directly confirmed by this page's own commentary (bands8-9): "भयात को १२ से गुणा" (multiply bhayata by 12).

  187. 47.184 सत्यापित

    184

    संस्कृत

    भाद्यं फलं तनौ योज्यं तष्ठितं रविभिस्तदा । ज्ञेया दशा बुधैः राशेरोजोऽनोजे क्रमोत्क्रमात् ॥१८४॥ दशा वर्षाणि स्थिरवद् बोध्यान्यत्रापि विद्वरैः ।

    bhadyam phalam tanau yojyam tasthitam ravibhistada, jneya dasa budhaih raserojo'noje kramotkramat, dasa varsani sthiravad bodhyanyatrapi vidvaraih

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The resulting quotient [from v.183's calculation] should be added to the tanu [lagna sign], then divided/reduced by 12 (ravibhih, "by the suns", again symbolic for 12) -- from that resulting sign, the dasha should be known by the wise, in forward or reverse order according to whether [that sign] is odd or even. [Appended unnumbered half-verse:] The dasha-years here too should be understood by the wise, like [those of] sthira-dasha.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    प्रतिनक्षत्र वारह राशियों की दशा होती है, जो राशिदशा कहलाती है। भयात को १२ से गुणा, तथा भभोग से भाग देने पर जो राश्यादि लब्धि आवे उसे लग्न में जोड़ें, पुनः १२ से तष्ठित करने पर जो राशि हो, उसी से, विषम वह राशि हो तो क्रम से, समराशि हो तो उत्क्रम से, १२ राशियों की दशा होती है ॥१८३-१८४॥ यहाँ भी दशावर्ष-प्रमाण स्थिरदशा की तरह जानना।

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.44/47 (दशाभेदाध्यायः), p.317 (PDF p.349), root text bands5-6, closing citation "॥१८४॥", immediately FOLLOWED on this same page by an unnumbered half-verse (band7, "दशा वर्षाणि स्थिरवद् बोध्यान्यत्रापि विद्वरैः ।") printed with a single closing danda and no verse number of its own, before the Hindi commentary begins at band8. Band7 was independently re-verified via a dedicated 2.5x same-page-control zoom crop (p317-b07-verify25.png) -- fully legible and unambiguous, confirming the printed text exactly; there is no missing verse-number marker to recover, this is simply how the source prints this addendum line. Per the hard constraint against fabricating a verse-number citation where the source has none, this line is NOT assigned its own ref (e.g. NOT treated as a separate 47.185, since that number is legitimately used by the next fully-numbered verse on this same page, bands22-23) -- it is instead appended here as a continuation of v.184's root text, exactly as the source's own layout presents it (directly following v.184's number, before any commentary or new subheading intervenes). Its content is directly corroborated by this page's own commentary (band12, immediately following the "॥१८३-१८४॥" citation): "यहाँ भी दशावर्ष-प्रमाण स्थिरदशा की तरह जानना" (here too, the dasha-year measure should be understood like sthira-dasha's), confirming it belongs with the tanvadi-rashi-dasha teaching of v.183-184 rather than opening any new topic.

  188. 47.185 सत्यापित

    185

    संस्कृत

    यातांशगुणितं त्रिंशदुद्धृतं तु दशाब्दकम् । यानमब्दादिकं वेद्यमैष्यं माने विशोधनात् ॥१८५॥

    yatamsagunitam trimsaduddhrtam tu dasabdakam, yanamabdadikam vedyamaisyam mane visodhanat

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The elapsed portion [of the current dasha-pada sign], multiplied by the dasha-years [allotted to it] and divided by 30, gives the elapsed (yana) years etc. that should be known [as the bhukta/already-elapsed dasha period]; the yet-to-come [bhogya/balance period] is obtained by subtracting this from the full measure [of the dasha-years].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    दशापद राशि के भुक्तांश को दशावर्ष से गुणाकर ३० से भाग दें, लब्धि भुक्तवर्षादि, पुनः इसे समस्तमान ( दशावर्ष ) में घटाने से भोग्यदशावर्षादि समझना चाहिए ॥१८५॥

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.44/47 (दशाभेदाध्यायः), p.317 (PDF p.349), root text bands22-23, closing citation "॥१८५॥". Opens under this page's own subheading at band21 ("भुक्तभोग्य-वर्षाद्यानयन—", "deriving the elapsed and balance dasha-years"), a general bhukta/bhogya (elapsed/remaining) calculation rule presented immediately after tanvadi-rashi-dasha rather than as its own separate dasha variety. Both bands re-verified via standard read pass; fully legible, no contested glyphs. This page's own commentary (bands24-26) confirms the calculation procedure word-for-word in sense: "दशापद राशि के भुक्तांश को दशावर्ष से गुणाकर ३० से भाग दें, लब्धि भुक्तवर्षादि, पुनः इसे समस्तमान ( दशावर्ष ) में घटाने से भोग्यदशावर्षादि समझना चाहिए".

  189. 47.186 सत्यापित

    186

    संस्कृत

    प्राङ्न्यसेत्तु क्रमेणैवाकारादिस्वरपञ्चकम् । कादिहान्तांश्लिखेद् वर्णान् स्वराधाङ्ऽणोज्झितान् ॥१८६॥

    prangnyasettu kramenaivakaradisvarapancakam, kadihantamslikhed varnan svaradhangnojjhitan

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    First, one should place, in due order, the pentad of vowels beginning with 'a' [per this page's own commentary: अ, ऋ, उ, ऐ, ओ]. [Then, beneath them,] one should write the consonant letters from 'ka' to 'ha', excluding [ङ and ण -- and, per the commentary, ञ as well].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    अकारादि स्वरपञ्चक ( अ. ऋ. उ. ऐ. ओ. ) को क्रमशः लिखकर उसके नीचे ङ ञ ण, के अतिरिक्त क से ह तक के सभी व्यञ्जनों को तिर्यक् पंक्तिक्रम से पांच-पांच कर लिखें । ङ ञ ण वर्ण नाम के आदिम अक्षर नहीं होते, इसलिए इन्हें छोड़ दिया गया है । यदि कहीं हो तो उनके स्थान में क्रमशः गजड वर्णों को ग्रहण करें । अपने नाम के आदिम वर्ण स्वर से आरम्भ कर क्रमशः पांच-पांच स्वरों की दशा होती है । सभी दशावर्ष-प्रमाण १२ वर्षों का होता है । स्वरों की दशाओं में सभी की अन्तर्दशा आदि समझना चाहिए ॥ १८६-१८९ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.44/47 (दशाभेदाध्यायः), p.318 (PDF p.350), root text bands18-19, opening an ELEVENTH dasha variety (after chara/sthira/yogardha/kendradi/manduka/shula/trikona/saptarishi-nadi[if any intervening]/drig/rashi), named पञ्चस्वरदशा (panchasvara-dasha, "five-vowel dasha"), a name-initial-letter-based (not sign-based) dasha system. IMPORTANT CORRECTION disclosed per the hard constraint against silently altering a reading: this run's first-pass (2x) transcription of this page misread the recurring प+ञ्च conjunct (in this word, in the पञ्चस्वरदशा subheading, and in v.189's दशेशास्तु क्रमात् पञ्च) as 'पश्च'. The mandatory same-page-control verification (escalating crops to 8x zoom, e.g. p318-glyph-heading-8x.png, p318-b20-pancha-6x.png, p318-b24-pancha-5x.png) showed the conjunct's rounded-loop-plus-tail shape is consistent with ञ् (na), not the three-pronged श् (sha), across all five instances on this page -- confirmed independently by this page's own Hindi commentary, which spells the same concept in Hindi as 'पांच-पांच' (five-five) twice (bands27-28, 30) and lists exactly five vowels in the parenthetical group (अ. ऋ. उ. ऐ. ओ.). The corrected reading 'पञ्च' (five) is retained; this is the same disclosure category as p.316 band3's ततो/तता correction -- an initial-pass misreading caught and corrected by the mandatory verification step itself, here further corroborated by the page's own commentary. SIGNIFICANT BAND-DETECTION FINDING disclosed here: this verse's own opening subheading, 'पञ्चस्वरदशा—', was NOT among band318.py's 34 officially detected bands (THRESH=5, gap>25 height filter) -- it was discovered only because the standing gap-rescan rule was applied to the 242px gap before band18, which is otherwise an ordinary-looking gap. Direct pixel-level dark_frac analysis (threshold <128, matching the script's own logic) showed the subheading's text fragmented into three sub-band runs (~12px, ~23px, ~4px), each individually below the script's 25px minimum-band-height filter, so the whole subheading was silently dropped even though it is real, legible printed content. This is a newly identified limitation of the band-detection script pattern used throughout this run (band311.py through band318.py): short/thin subheading text can fragment below the height filter between characters. Band18's own opening word ('प्राङ्न्यसेत्तु') was separately re-verified via a dedicated wide crop and confirmed NOT to be missing any word to the same failure mode. The missed subheading itself is a structural marker (not seeded as verse content) but is recorded here per the copyright-safety rule, and its documentation crop is p318-bMISSED-panchasvara-heading.png. Verse's second half ('कादिहान्तांश्लिखेद् वर्णान् स्वराधाङ्ऽणोज्झितान्') has an opaque literal compound ('स्वराधाङ्ऽणोज्झितान्') whose word-division is not fully resolved letter-by-letter; the translation given follows this page's own commentary (bands26-28), which explicitly states the excluded letters are ङ, ञ, ण together, not just the two implied by a literal parse of 'अङणोज्झितान्'. Retained exactly as printed per the hard constraint against silently correcting an unclear-but-legible compound.

  190. 47.187 सत्यापित

    187

    संस्कृत

    तियक् पांक्तिक्रमेणैव पञ्च पञ्च विभागतः । न प्रोक्ता ङञणा वणो नामादौ सन्ति ते नहि ॥ १८७॥

    tiyak pankti-kramenaiva panca panca vibhagatah, na prokta ngajana varno namadau santi te nahi

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [The consonants are written] in oblique row-order, divided into groups of five each. The letters ṅa, ña, ṇa are declared [excluded from this scheme, since] they do not occur at the beginning of [personal] names.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    अकारादि स्वरपञ्चक ( अ. ऋ. उ. ऐ. ओ. ) को क्रमशः लिखकर उसके नीचे ङ ञ ण, के अतिरिक्त क से ह तक के सभी व्यञ्जनों को तिर्यक् पंक्तिक्रम से पांच-पांच कर लिखें । ङ ञ ण वर्ण नाम के आदिम अक्षर नहीं होते, इसलिए इन्हें छोड़ दिया गया है । यदि कहीं हो तो उनके स्थान में क्रमशः गजड वर्णों को ग्रहण करें । अपने नाम के आदिम वर्ण स्वर से आरम्भ कर क्रमशः पांच-पांच स्वरों की दशा होती है । सभी दशावर्ष-प्रमाण १२ वर्षों का होता है । स्वरों की दशाओं में सभी की अन्तर्दशा आदि समझना चाहिए ॥ १८६-१८९ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.44/47 (दशाभेदाध्यायः), p.318 (PDF p.350), root text bands20-21, closing citation "॥ १८७॥". Two printed readings disclosed, both retained exactly as printed per the hard constraint: (1) the opening word 'तियक्' -- same-page-control verification (6x zoom, p318-b20-word1-6x.png) confirmed no repha/र् mark is present above the त, i.e. the print genuinely reads 'तियक्' rather than the grammatically-expected 'तिर्यक्' (tiryak, "obliquely/diagonally"), even though this page's own commentary (band27) spells the same word correctly as 'तिर्यक्' with the repha. The intended meaning (oblique/diagonal row-order) is nonetheless clear from the commentary and is used for the translation. (2) The middle compound 'ङञणा' was verified via a dedicated wide zoom (p318-b21-full-25x.png) to conclusively rule out an initial-pass misreading as 'ङजणा' (ja rather than ña) -- the middle glyph's loop shape matches ञ, not ज, matching the ङ-ञ-ण triad independently confirmed by this page's commentary (bands27-28) as the three excluded consonants. This page's 'पञ्च पञ्च' compound (twice in this verse) is part of the same systematic पश्च/पञ्च correction disclosed on v.186 and v.189.

  191. 47.188 सत्यापित

    188

    संस्कृत

    चेद् भवन्ति तदा ज्ञेया गजडास्ते यथाक्रमम् । स्वरे यस्मिन्नात्मनामादिमवर्णेस्तदादितः ॥ १८८॥

    ced bhavanti tada jneya gajadaste yathakramam, svare yasminnatmanamadimavarnestadaditah

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If they [ṅa, ña, ṇa] do occur [as a name's first letter], then ga, ja, ḍa should be known [as their substitutes], respectively [in that order]. [Then,] from whichever vowel [group] one's own name's first letter falls under, beginning there [the dasha is reckoned].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    अकारादि स्वरपञ्चक ( अ. ऋ. उ. ऐ. ओ. ) को क्रमशः लिखकर उसके नीचे ङ ञ ण, के अतिरिक्त क से ह तक के सभी व्यञ्जनों को तिर्यक् पंक्तिक्रम से पांच-पांच कर लिखें । ङ ञ ण वर्ण नाम के आदिम अक्षर नहीं होते, इसलिए इन्हें छोड़ दिया गया है । यदि कहीं हो तो उनके स्थान में क्रमशः गजड वर्णों को ग्रहण करें । अपने नाम के आदिम वर्ण स्वर से आरम्भ कर क्रमशः पांच-पांच स्वरों की दशा होती है । सभी दशावर्ष-प्रमाण १२ वर्षों का होता है । स्वरों की दशाओं में सभी की अन्तर्दशा आदि समझना चाहिए ॥ १८६-१८९ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.44/47 (दशाभेदाध्यायः), p.318 (PDF p.350), root text bands22-23, closing citation "॥ १८८॥". This verse's substitution rule (ṅa/ña/ṇa replaced by ga/ja/ḍa respectively when they occur as a name's initial letter) is directly confirmed by this page's own commentary (band29): "यदि कहीं हो तो उनके स्थान में क्रमशः गजड वर्णों को ग्रहण करें" (if [ṅa/ña/ṇa] occur anywhere, take the letters ga-ja-ḍa in their place, respectively). Both bands fully legible at standard same-page-control zoom (2x), no other contested glyphs beyond the shared पञ्च-family correction already disclosed on v.186/v.187/v.189.

  192. 47.189 सत्यापित

    189

    संस्कृत

    दशेशास्तु क्रमात् पञ्च द्वादशाब्दाः समे मताः । अन्तर्देशादयां ज्ञेयाः स्वराणां तदशासु च ॥१८९॥

    dasesastu kramat panca dvadasabdah same matah, antardesadayam jneyah svaranam tadasasu ca

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The five dasha-lords [i.e. the five vowel-groups], in order, are held to be equal, [each] of twelve years. The antardashas [sub-periods] and so forth should be understood within the dashas of [these] vowels.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    अकारादि स्वरपञ्चक ( अ. ऋ. उ. ऐ. ओ. ) को क्रमशः लिखकर उसके नीचे ङ ञ ण, के अतिरिक्त क से ह तक के सभी व्यञ्जनों को तिर्यक् पंक्तिक्रम से पांच-पांच कर लिखें । ङ ञ ण वर्ण नाम के आदिम अक्षर नहीं होते, इसलिए इन्हें छोड़ दिया गया है । यदि कहीं हो तो उनके स्थान में क्रमशः गजड वर्णों को ग्रहण करें । अपने नाम के आदिम वर्ण स्वर से आरम्भ कर क्रमशः पांच-पांच स्वरों की दशा होती है । सभी दशावर्ष-प्रमाण १२ वर्षों का होता है । स्वरों की दशाओं में सभी की अन्तर्दशा आदि समझना चाहिए ॥ १८६-१८९ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.44/47 (दशाभेदाध्यायः), p.318 (PDF p.350), root text bands24-25, closing citation "॥१८९॥". Band24's opening compound was re-verified via same-page-control zoom (5x, p318-b24-pancha-5x.png) confirming 'पञ्च' (five), part of the same systematic पश्च/पञ्च correction disclosed on v.186 -- this reading is additionally load-bearing here since it is the verse that explicitly states there are five dasha-lords (matching the five vowel-groups), directly confirmed by this page's commentary closing sentence "स्वरों की दशाओं में सभी की अन्तर्दशा आदि समझना चाहिए" (the antardashas etc. of all should be understood within the vowels' dashas), which corroborates both the twelve-year-per-vowel-dasha structure and the sub-period (antardasha) methodology. Band25's compound 'अन्तर्देशादयां' is retained exactly as printed despite not parsing as standard Sanskrit (the expected form would be nearer 'अन्तर्दशादयश्च' or similar) -- its intended meaning (antardashas etc.) is unambiguous from the immediately adjacent commentary (band32: 'की अन्तर्दशा आदि समझना चाहिए'), per the hard constraint against silently correcting a legible-but-non-standard printed compound. This closes the पञ्चस्वरदशा section's four opening verses (v.186-189); this page's shared commentary (bands26-32) closes with citation "॥ १८६-१८९ ॥" confirming all four verses belong to one continuous unit.

  193. 47.190 सत्यापित

    190

    संस्कृत

    अथ वच्मि दशां विप्र ! तवाग्रे वर्णदाभिधाम् । यज्ज्ञानतः क्षमा वक्तुमायुदोयफलं जनाः ॥ १९० ॥

    atha vacmi dasham vipra! tavagre varnadabhidham, yajjnanatah kshama vaktumayudoyaphalam janah

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Now, O brahmin, I shall declare before you the dasha named varna-da [letter-based dasha], by knowing which people are able to state the fruit of the life-span.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    अब मैं आयुर्दाय-फल जानने के लिए वर्णद दशा बतलाता हूँ। विषम लग्न रहने पर मेषादि क्रम से, सम लग्न में मीनाद्युत्क्रम से जन्मलग्न तथा होरालग्न तक गिनें। इस प्रकार दो संख्याएँ होंगी। वे दोनों विषम रहें या दोनों सम रहें तो सजातीय, एक विषम दूसरा सम हो तो विजातीय होते हैं। दोनों में साजात्य रहने पर योग, वैजात्य रहने पर अन्तर करना चाहिए। इस तरह योगान्तर-सिद्ध संख्या विषम हो तो मेषादिक्रम से, सम हो तो मीनाद्युत्क्रम से गिनने पर आगत राशि वर्णद कहलाती है ॥ १९०-१९३ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.44/47 (दशाभेदाध्यायः), p.319 (PDF p.351), root text bands12-13, closing citation "॥१९०॥". Band13's compound 'आयुदोयफलं' was verified via same-page-control zoom (3x, p319-b13-word2-3x.png), which conclusively shows the printed glyph genuinely lacks the repha (र्) that would make it 'आयुर्दाय' -- this page's own Hindi commentary (opening line) reads it as 'आयुर्दाय-फल' ('the fruit of longevity-giving'), so the intended word is unambiguous, but the printed root text itself is retained exactly as 'आयुदोय' per the hard constraint against silently correcting a legible printed reading, distinct from the पश्च/पञ्च-style systematic misreadings found on earlier pages (this is a genuine printed variant, not a reading error on my part). Opens the वर्णदशा (varna-dasha) section, a TWELFTH dasha variety (letter/varna-based) -- distinct from the पञ्चस्वरदशा (vowel-based) system of v.186-189.

  194. 47.191 सत्यापित

    191

    संस्कृत

    ओजानोजलग्नजानां मेषमीनादितो बुधः । विगणय्य जन्तुलग्नं होरालग्नान्तमेव च ॥ १९१ ॥

    ojanojalagnajanam meshaminadito budhah, viganayya jantulagnam horalagnantameva ca

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    For those of odd or even ascendant, from Aries or Pisces respectively -- the wise one (the astrologer), having counted, [should reckon] the birth-ascendant and up to the Hora-ascendant.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    अब मैं आयुर्दाय-फल जानने के लिए वर्णद दशा बतलाता हूँ। विषम लग्न रहने पर मेषादि क्रम से, सम लग्न में मीनाद्युत्क्रम से जन्मलग्न तथा होरालग्न तक गिनें। इस प्रकार दो संख्याएँ होंगी। वे दोनों विषम रहें या दोनों सम रहें तो सजातीय, एक विषम दूसरा सम हो तो विजातीय होते हैं। दोनों में साजात्य रहने पर योग, वैजात्य रहने पर अन्तर करना चाहिए। इस तरह योगान्तर-सिद्ध संख्या विषम हो तो मेषादिक्रम से, सम हो तो मीनाद्युत्क्रम से गिनने पर आगत राशि वर्णद कहलाती है ॥ १९०-१९३ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.44/47 (दशाभेदाध्यायः), p.319 (PDF p.351), root text bands14-15, closing citation "॥१९१॥". Band14's 'ओज' (odd) is corroborated by this page's commentary phrase "विषम लग्न रहने पर मेषादि क्रम से" (विषम = ओज = odd); 'बुधः' (the wise one) was verified via zoom (4x/3x, p319-b14-word2-3x.png) and read as the sentence's subject (the astrologer who performs the counting), not a misreading. Band15's 'जन्तुलग्नं' was verified via zoom (3x, p319-b15-word-3x.png), clearly showing जन्तु (not जन्म) -- this is the SAME poetic जन्तु=जन्म ('creature/being' used for 'birth') substitution already confirmed on p.315 v.178 ('जन्तुस्तनूकाणगेषु'), so retained as the established poetic usage, not flagged as an error.

  195. 47.192 सत्यापित

    192

    संस्कृत

    सव्यापसव्यक्रमतश्चैव संख्याद्वयं भवेत् । तत्रौजयुग्मतः साजात्यंविजातीयता तथा ॥ १९२ ॥

    savyapasavyakramataschaiva sankhyadvayam bhavet, tatraujayugmatah sajatyamvijatiyata tatha

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    By this clockwise/counter-clockwise counting, two numbers are thus obtained. Among these, [depending] on odd or even [parity], there is sameness-of-kind or difference-of-kind.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    अब मैं आयुर्दाय-फल जानने के लिए वर्णद दशा बतलाता हूँ। विषम लग्न रहने पर मेषादि क्रम से, सम लग्न में मीनाद्युत्क्रम से जन्मलग्न तथा होरालग्न तक गिनें। इस प्रकार दो संख्याएँ होंगी। वे दोनों विषम रहें या दोनों सम रहें तो सजातीय, एक विषम दूसरा सम हो तो विजातीय होते हैं। दोनों में साजात्य रहने पर योग, वैजात्य रहने पर अन्तर करना चाहिए। इस तरह योगान्तर-सिद्ध संख्या विषम हो तो मेषादिक्रम से, सम हो तो मीनाद्युत्क्रम से गिनने पर आगत राशि वर्णद कहलाती है ॥ १९०-१९३ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.44/47 (दशाभेदाध्यायः), p.319 (PDF p.351), root text bands16-17, closing citation "॥१९२॥". Both bands read clearly at standard same-page-control zoom, no contested glyphs -- corroborated directly by commentary's "वे दोनों विषम रहें या दोनों सम रहें तो सजातीय, एक विषम दूसरा सम हो तो विजातीय होते हैं" (matching sajatya/vijatiya odd-even rule stated here).

  196. 47.193 सत्यापित

    193

    संस्कृत

    साजात्ये तु तयोर्योगो वैजात्येऽन्तरमिष्यते । मेषक्रमात् तद्वैषम्ये साम्ये मीनादिकोत्क्रमात् ॥ १९३ ॥

    sajatye tu tayoryogo vaijatye'ntaramishyate, meshakramat tadvaishamye samye minadikotkramat

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When [the two numbers] are of the same kind, their sum is wanted; when of different kind, their difference is wanted. If that [result] is odd, [count] from Aries in order; if even, in reverse order from Pisces onward.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    अब मैं आयुर्दाय-फल जानने के लिए वर्णद दशा बतलाता हूँ। विषम लग्न रहने पर मेषादि क्रम से, सम लग्न में मीनाद्युत्क्रम से जन्मलग्न तथा होरालग्न तक गिनें। इस प्रकार दो संख्याएँ होंगी। वे दोनों विषम रहें या दोनों सम रहें तो सजातीय, एक विषम दूसरा सम हो तो विजातीय होते हैं। दोनों में साजात्य रहने पर योग, वैजात्य रहने पर अन्तर करना चाहिए। इस तरह योगान्तर-सिद्ध संख्या विषम हो तो मेषादिक्रम से, सम हो तो मीनाद्युत्क्रम से गिनने पर आगत राशि वर्णद कहलाती है ॥ १९०-१९३ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.44/47 (दशाभेदाध्यायः), p.319 (PDF p.351), root text bands18-19, closing citation "॥१९३॥". CORRECTION (made while transcribing p.320): this verse was originally seeded with an extra unnumbered trailing line ("गणयेदेवमायातो राशिः स्याद्वर्णदाभिधः ।", p.319 band20) appended to it, reasoned at the time from p.319's commentary closing citation "॥ १९०-१९३ ॥" alone. Reading p.320 band1 ("होरालग्नलग्नयोर्यत् प्रबलं तु ततो दशा ॥ १९४ ॥") revealed that band20 is in fact the PURVARDHA of verse 194, split across the p.319/p.320 page break -- its UTTARARDHA and closing "॥१९४॥" marker simply fall on the next page, after p.319's own commentary block (which covers only 190-193) intervenes. The trailing line has been moved to the new entry 47.194 below, and this verse restored to its own two padas. This is a correction of an earlier misjudgment, not a new source-reading issue -- the underlying root-text transcription of both lines was already correct in each case, only their verse-grouping was wrong.

  197. 47.194 सत्यापित

    194

    संस्कृत

    गणयेदेवमायातो राशिः स्याद्वर्णदाभिधः । होरालग्नलग्नयोर्यत् प्रबलं तु ततो दशा ॥ १९४ ॥

    ganayedevamayato rashih syadvarnadabhidhah, horalagnalagnayoryat prabalam tu tato dasha

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Counting thus, the sign arrived at is called varna-da [the letter-dasha sign]. Whichever of the Hora-ascendant and [birth-]ascendant is the stronger -- the dasha [is reckoned] from that.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    होरालग्न तथा लग्न में जो प्रबल हो उसी की राशि ले, विषम होने पर क्रम से, सम होने पर उल्क्रम से दशा प्रवृत्त होती है। लग्न ले जितने संख्यक स्थान में वर्णद राशि रहे उतने वर्ष उसका दशावर्ष समझना। इस तरह द्वादश भावों के दशावर्ष लाकर दशा लगानी चाहिए ॥ १९४-१९५ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.44/47 (दशाभेदाध्यायः), p.320 (PDF p.352), root text CROSS-PAGE VERSE: purvardha is p.319 band20 ("गणयेदेवमायातो राशिः स्याद्वर्णदाभिधः ।"), uttarardha is this page's band1 ("होरालग्नलग्नयोर्यत् प्रबलं तु ततो दशा ॥ १९४ ॥"). This split was only discovered while reading p.320 -- see the correction note on 47.193's source field for the full account. p.320 band1 corroborated directly by this page's own commentary opening (band5: "होरालग्न तथा लग्न में जो प्रबल हो उसी की राशि ले"), confirming both padas belong to one verse about comparing the Hora-ascendant and birth-ascendant for strength.

  198. 47.195 सत्यापित

    195

    संस्कृत

    क्रमव्युत्क्रमभेदेन विषमानोजयोर्भवेत् । वर्णदो लग्नतो यावन्मितभे तान्मिताः समाः ॥ १९५ ॥ एवं द्वादशभावानां दशाब्देभ्यो दशा भवेत् ॥

    kramavyutkramabhedena vishamanojayorbhavet, varnado lagnato yavanmitabhe tanmitah samah, evam dvadashabhavanam dashabdebhyo dasha bhavet

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    By the distinction of direct and reverse order, [counting proceeds] for the odd and even [ascendant] respectively. However many [signs] away from the ascendant the varna-da sign is counted, that many years, similarly, [are its dasha-years]. Thus, for the twelve bhavas [houses], the dasha comes from [their respective] dasha-years.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    होरालग्न तथा लग्न में जो प्रबल हो उसी की राशि ले, विषम होने पर क्रम से, सम होने पर उल्क्रम से दशा प्रवृत्त होती है। लग्न ले जितने संख्यक स्थान में वर्णद राशि रहे उतने वर्ष उसका दशावर्ष समझना। इस तरह द्वादश भावों के दशावर्ष लाकर दशा लगानी चाहिए ॥ १९४-१९५ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.44/47 (दशाभेदाध्यायः), p.320 (PDF p.352), root text bands2-3, closing citation "॥१९५॥", PLUS an unnumbered trailing line (band4: "एवं द्वादशभावानां दशाब्देभ्यो दशा भवेत् ॥") appended here rather than seeded as a separate '47.196'. Band4 was specifically investigated: it ends in a full daNDa-pair "॥" (verified via 3x zoom, p320-b04-right-3x.png) but carries no verse number. This page's own commentary closes with citation "॥ १९४-१९५ ॥" (band8), confirming only verses 194-195 are numbered in this block, and band4's content is a direct paraphrase-match for the commentary's own closing sentence ("इस तरह द्वादश भावों के दशावर्ष लाकर दशा लगानी चाहिए") -- so it is treated as an unnumbered summary coda to v.195 rather than an invented '47.196', per the hard constraint against fabricating verse-number citations. (This is a DIFFERENT case from 47.194's cross-page split immediately above it on this same page -- here there is no following page-break excuse, and the commentary citation confirms this really is the end of the numbered sequence at 195.)

  199. 47.196 सत्यापित

    196

    संस्कृत

    अथोच्यतेऽधुना शम्भुभाषिता योगिनीदशा । मङ्गला पिङ्गला धान्या भ्रामरी भद्रिका तथा ॥ १९६ ॥

    athochyate'dhuna shambhubhashita yoginidasha, mangala pingala dhanya bhramari bhadrika tatha

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Now is described the yogini-dasha, spoken by Shambhu [Shiva]: Mangala, Pingala, Dhanya, Bhramari, and Bhadrika,

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पराशर ने कहा—( हे मैत्रेय ! ) अब मैं शिवोदित योगिनी दशा बतलाता हूँ। मङ्गला, पिंगला, धान्या, भ्रामरी, भद्रिका, उल्का, सिद्धा, संकटा ये आठ योगिनियां हैं। इन आठों योगिनियों से क्रमशः चन्द्रमा, सूर्य, गुरु, मङ्गल, बुध, शनि, शुक्र तथा राहु ये आठों ग्रह उद्भूत हुए हैं। जन्मनक्षत्र संख्या में तीन जोड़कर आठ से भाग दें, एकादिशेष में मङ्गलादिक योगिनी की दशा होती है। इन योगिनियों के दशावर्ष एकाद्युत्तरः ( १।२।३।४।५।६।७।८ ) है। इसमें भी भयात-भयोग के द्वारा भुक्त-भोग्य वर्षादि का आनयन करना चाहिए ॥ १९६-२०० ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.44/47 (दशाभेदाध्यायः), p.320 (PDF p.352), root text bands10-11, closing citation "॥१९६॥". Opens the THIRTEENTH dasha variety (योगिनीदशा / yogini-dasha), an eight-yogini naming system each ruled by one of the eight grahas (7 classical planets + Rahu). Between this page's band8 (closing the वर्णदशा commentary at "॥ १९४-१९५ ॥") and band9 ("पराशर उवाच—"), the standing gap-rescan rule caught a subheading MISSED by the band-detection script -- the centered heading "योगिनीदशा—" (verified via 3x zoom, p320-missed-heading-3x.png) sits in a 259px gap that the script's 25px-minimum-band-height filter dropped. This is the SECOND confirmed instance of the band-detection short/thin-band-drop limitation first discovered on p.318 (there: "पञ्चस्वरदशा—"); the heading itself is structural (a section title), not seeded as its own entry, matching the established convention for such subheadings.

  200. 47.197 सत्यापित

    197

    संस्कृत

    उल्का सिद्धा संकटा चेत्यष्टधा योगिनीदशा । मंगलातोऽजनि शशी पिंगलातस्तु भास्करः ॥ १९७ ॥

    ulka siddha sankata chetyashtadha yoginidasha, mangalato'jani shashi pingalatastu bhaskarah

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Ulka, Siddha, and Sankata -- thus the yogini-dasha is eightfold. From Mangala was born the Moon; but from Pingala, the Sun.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पराशर ने कहा—( हे मैत्रेय ! ) अब मैं शिवोदित योगिनी दशा बतलाता हूँ। मङ्गला, पिंगला, धान्या, भ्रामरी, भद्रिका, उल्का, सिद्धा, संकटा ये आठ योगिनियां हैं। इन आठों योगिनियों से क्रमशः चन्द्रमा, सूर्य, गुरु, मङ्गल, बुध, शनि, शुक्र तथा राहु ये आठों ग्रह उद्भूत हुए हैं। जन्मनक्षत्र संख्या में तीन जोड़कर आठ से भाग दें, एकादिशेष में मङ्गलादिक योगिनी की दशा होती है। इन योगिनियों के दशावर्ष एकाद्युत्तरः ( १।२।३।४।५।६।७।८ ) है। इसमें भी भयात-भयोग के द्वारा भुक्त-भोग्य वर्षादि का आनयन करना चाहिए ॥ १९६-२०० ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.44/47 (दशाभेदाध्यायः), p.320 (PDF p.352), root text bands12-13, closing citation "॥१९७॥". Band13's disputed compound was verified via same-page-control zoom (3x, p320-b13-word-3x.png): initial-pass read was 'मंगलातोऽर्जनि' (with an apparent र्), but the zoom conclusively shows 'मंगलातोऽजनि' (मंगलात् + अजनि, 'from Mangala was born') with no repha -- a FOURTH confirmed instance this run of an initial-pass misreading caught and corrected by the mandatory same-page-control verification step itself (after p316's ततो/तता, p318's पश्च/पञ्च, p319's इ/ऋ). Directly corroborated by this page's commentary (band23: 'चन्द्रमा, सूर्य, गुरु, मङ्गल...' listing Moon then Sun as the first two yogini-lords, matching शशी=Moon from Mangala and भास्कर=Sun from Pingala).

  201. 47.198 सत्यापित

    198

    संस्कृत

    धान्यातो देवपूज्यो वे भ्रामरीतो महीसुतः । भद्रिकातः शशिसुतश्चोल्कातो रवेनन्दनः ॥ १९८ ॥

    dhanyato devapujyo ve bhramarito mahisutah, bhadrikatah shashisutashcholkato ravenandanah

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    From Dhanya, the Guru [Jupiter], worshipped by the gods; from Bhramari, the son of the Earth [Mars]. From Bhadrika, the son of the Moon [Mercury]; and from Ulka, the son of the Sun [Saturn].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पराशर ने कहा—( हे मैत्रेय ! ) अब मैं शिवोदित योगिनी दशा बतलाता हूँ। मङ्गला, पिंगला, धान्या, भ्रामरी, भद्रिका, उल्का, सिद्धा, संकटा ये आठ योगिनियां हैं। इन आठों योगिनियों से क्रमशः चन्द्रमा, सूर्य, गुरु, मङ्गल, बुध, शनि, शुक्र तथा राहु ये आठों ग्रह उद्भूत हुए हैं। जन्मनक्षत्र संख्या में तीन जोड़कर आठ से भाग दें, एकादिशेष में मङ्गलादिक योगिनी की दशा होती है। इन योगिनियों के दशावर्ष एकाद्युत्तरः ( १।२।३।४।५।६।७।८ ) है। इसमें भी भयात-भयोग के द्वारा भुक्त-भोग्य वर्षादि का आनयन करना चाहिए ॥ १९६-२०० ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.44/47 (दशाभेदाध्यायः), p.320 (PDF p.352), root text bands14-15, closing citation "॥१९८॥". Both bands legible at standard same-page-control zoom, no contested glyphs. Directly corroborated by this page's commentary (band23: '...गुरु, मङ्गल, बुध, शनि...' listing Jupiter, Mars, Mercury, Saturn as the next four yogini-lords in the same order as this verse's Dhanya/Bhramari/Bhadrika/Ulka).

  202. 47.199 सत्यापित

    199

    संस्कृत

    सिद्धातो भृगुसुतः संकटातस्तमोग्रहः । जनुर्भे वह्निसंयुक्तं वसुभिश्चोद्धृतं ततः ॥ १९९ ॥

    siddhato bhrigusutah sankatatastamograhah, janurbhe vahnisanyuktam vasubhishchoddhritam tatah

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    From Siddha, the son of Bhrigu [Venus]; from Sankata, the dark/shadow planet [Rahu]. [One should take] the birth-nakshatra [number] combined with Vahni [=3], then divided by the Vasus [=8] --

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पराशर ने कहा—( हे मैत्रेय ! ) अब मैं शिवोदित योगिनी दशा बतलाता हूँ। मङ्गला, पिंगला, धान्या, भ्रामरी, भद्रिका, उल्का, सिद्धा, संकटा ये आठ योगिनियां हैं। इन आठों योगिनियों से क्रमशः चन्द्रमा, सूर्य, गुरु, मङ्गल, बुध, शनि, शुक्र तथा राहु ये आठों ग्रह उद्भूत हुए हैं। जन्मनक्षत्र संख्या में तीन जोड़कर आठ से भाग दें, एकादिशेष में मङ्गलादिक योगिनी की दशा होती है। इन योगिनियों के दशावर्ष एकाद्युत्तरः ( १।२।३।४।५।६।७।८ ) है। इसमें भी भयात-भयोग के द्वारा भुक्त-भोग्य वर्षादि का आनयन करना चाहिए ॥ १९६-२०० ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.44/47 (दशाभेदाध्यायः), p.320 (PDF p.352), root text bands16-17, closing citation "॥१९९॥". Band17's 'वह्निसंयुक्तं...वसुभिश्चोद्धृतं' uses TWO symbolic Sanskrit (bhutasankhya) numerals -- वह्नि (fire) = 3, वसु (the Vasus) = 8 -- a further instance of the symbolic-numeral pattern first noted on p.317 (भानु/रविभिः). Directly corroborated by this page's commentary (band24-25: 'जन्मनक्षत्र संख्या में तीन जोड़कर आठ से भाग दें', i.e. 'add three to the birth-nakshatra number and divide by eight'), confirming वह्नि=3 and वसु=8 here.

  203. 47.200 सत्यापित

    200

    संस्कृत

    योगिन्यो मङ्गलाद्यास्तु शेषादेकादितो मताः । दशाब्दाः क्रमशस्त्वेषामेकादेकाधिका स्मृताः ॥ २०० ॥ भुक्तभोग्यादिकं साध्यं तद्भयातमभोगतः ।

    yoginyo mangaladyastu sheshadekadito matah, dashabdah kramashastveshamekadekadhika smritah, bhuktabhogyadikam sadhyam tadbhayatamabhogatah

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The yoginis beginning with Mangala are reckoned from the remainder, [counted] one onward. Their dasha-years, in order, are remembered as one more than one each [i.e. 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8]. The elapsed and to-be-experienced [portions] etc. are to be accomplished through the bhayata-bhoga [dasha-balance] method.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पराशर ने कहा—( हे मैत्रेय ! ) अब मैं शिवोदित योगिनी दशा बतलाता हूँ। मङ्गला, पिंगला, धान्या, भ्रामरी, भद्रिका, उल्का, सिद्धा, संकटा ये आठ योगिनियां हैं। इन आठों योगिनियों से क्रमशः चन्द्रमा, सूर्य, गुरु, मङ्गल, बुध, शनि, शुक्र तथा राहु ये आठों ग्रह उद्भूत हुए हैं। जन्मनक्षत्र संख्या में तीन जोड़कर आठ से भाग दें, एकादिशेष में मङ्गलादिक योगिनी की दशा होती है। इन योगिनियों के दशावर्ष एकाद्युत्तरः ( १।२।३।४।५।६।७।८ ) है। इसमें भी भयात-भयोग के द्वारा भुक्त-भोग्य वर्षादि का आनयन करना चाहिए ॥ १९६-२०० ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.44/47 (दशाभेदाध्यायः), p.320 (PDF p.352), root text bands18-19, closing citation "॥२००॥", PLUS an unnumbered trailing line (band20: "भुक्तभोग्यादिकं साध्यं तद्भयातमभोगतः ।") appended here rather than seeded as a separate '47.201'. Band20 ends in a single daNDa with no verse number; this page's commentary closes with citation "॥ १९६-२०० ॥" (band27), confirming only verses 196-200 are numbered in this block, and band20's content directly matches the commentary's closing sentence ("इसमें भी भयात-भयोग के द्वारा भुक्त-भोग्य वर्षादि का आनयन करना चाहिए") -- so it is treated as an unnumbered coda to v.200, per the same reasoning applied to v.195's trailing line above (and per the hard constraint against fabricating verse-number citations). This closes the योगिनीदशा section's numbered verses (196-200); the remaining page content (bands28-30) is a worked example, structural only.

  204. 47.201 सत्यापित

    201

    संस्कृत

    यत्पिण्डांशनिसर्गयुग्ग्रहाणां साधितं भवेत् । तद्दशानां वर्षाणि तेषां स्युस्तन्निमितानि वै ॥ २०१ ॥

    yatpindanshanisargayuggrahanam sadhitam bhavet, taddashanam varshani tesham syustannimitani vai

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Whatever is computed for the planets endowed with pinda, amsha, and nisarga [measures] -- the years of their dashas would indeed be determined by that.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    ग्रहों की पिण्डायु, अंशायु, निसर्गायु के समान ही पिण्डदशा, अंशदशा तथा निसर्गदशा होती है । लग्न, सूर्य, चन्द्रमा में सर्वप्रबल की प्रथम दशा, पुनः उससे केन्द्रगत ग्रहों की, फिर पणफरस्थ ग्रहों की, अन्ततः आपोक्लिमस्थ ग्रहों की, एवं लग्नसहित आठों ग्रहों की क्रमशः दशा एवं अन्तर्दशा होती है ॥ २०१-२०२ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.44/47 (दशाभेदाध्यायः), p.321 (PDF p.353), root text bands4-5, closing citation "॥२०१॥". Opens the FOURTEENTH dasha group named in this text -- per the subheading on this same page (band3, "पिण्डांशनिसर्गदशा—") and this page's own commentary (band8: "ग्रहों की पिण्डायु, अंशायु, निसर्गायु के समान ही पिण्डदशा, अंशदशा तथा निसर्गदशा होती है"), this is actually THREE related dasha varieties -- पिण्डदशा (pinda-dasha), अंशदशा (amsha-dasha), निसर्गदशा (nisarga-dasha) -- computed analogously to the three classical ayurdaya (longevity) measures of the same names (pinda-ayu, amsha-ayu, nisarga-ayu). Band4's compound 'निसर्गयुग्ग्रहाणां' (nisarga-yuk-grahanam, 'planets endowed with nisarga') retains the expected repha in निसर्ग per standard orthography; read at same-page-control zoom (p321-b04-full-3x.png), no anomaly found.

  205. 47.202 सत्यापित

    202

    संस्कृत

    लग्नार्कविधूनां तु प्रबलस्य दशादिमा । ततः केन्द्रादिसंस्थानां बलिनां च दशा भवेत् ॥ २०२ ॥

    lagnarkavidhunam tu prabalasya dashadima, tatah kendradisansthanam balinam cha dasha bhavet

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Of lagna, the Sun, and the Moon, the first dasha [belongs] to whichever is the strongest. Thereafter, among [the planets in] the kendra and other positions, the dasha occurs to whichever is [most] strong.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    ग्रहों की पिण्डायु, अंशायु, निसर्गायु के समान ही पिण्डदशा, अंशदशा तथा निसर्गदशा होती है । लग्न, सूर्य, चन्द्रमा में सर्वप्रबल की प्रथम दशा, पुनः उससे केन्द्रगत ग्रहों की, फिर पणफरस्थ ग्रहों की, अन्ततः आपोक्लिमस्थ ग्रहों की, एवं लग्नसहित आठों ग्रहों की क्रमशः दशा एवं अन्तर्दशा होती है ॥ २०१-२०२ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.44/47 (दशाभेदाध्यायः), p.321 (PDF p.353), root text bands6-7, closing citation "॥२०२॥". Band6's opening compound was initially misread at first pass as an unclear ligature (transcribed provisionally as 'लग्नक्षयोविधूनां', with the middle syllable cluster uncertain); the mandatory same-page-control verification (zoom p321-b06-word1-6x.png / p321-b06-word0-6x.png) plus direct corroboration from this page's own commentary (band9: "लग्न, सूर्य, चन्द्रमा में सर्वप्रबल की प्रथम दशा", explicitly naming three items -- lagna, Sun, Moon) resolved it to 'लग्नार्कविधूनां' (lagna+arka[sun]+vidhu[moon], a three-member genitive-plural compound) -- the font's र्क ligature had been misread as a different conjunct on first pass. This is the FIFTH confirmed initial-pass-misreading-caught-by-verification case in this transcription run (after p316 ततो/तता, p318 पश्च/पञ्च, p319 इ/ऋ, p320 अजनि). Band7's 'केन्द्रादिसंस्थानां' (kendra-etc-positions) corroborated by this page's commentary bands 10-11, which enumerate kendra, panaphara [succedent], and apoklima [cadent] houses in turn, closing "॥ २०१-२०२ ॥" -- confirming only verses 201-202 are numbered in this block.

  206. 47.203 सत्यापित

    203

    संस्कृत

    बलेनाष्टवर्गाणां दशानां फलमादिशेत् । एतास्तु त्रिविधाष्टवर्गोदशा स्मृता ॥ २०३ ॥

    balenashtavargaanam dashanam phalamadishet, etastu trividhashtavargodasha smrta

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    One should pronounce the results of the dashas according to the strength of the ashtavargas. These are remembered as the threefold ashtavarga-dasha.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    अष्टवर्गों के बलानुसार दशाओं का फलादेश करें । ये ही दशाएँ अष्टवर्ग दशाएँ कहलाती हैं । ( अष्टवर्ग-बल का वर्णन, आगे है ) ॥ २०३ ॥

    स्रोत: Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra, ch.44 (दशाभेदाध्यायः), p.322, band16-17 (verse) + band18-19 (commentary). NOTE: band16's printed compound was initially misread at first pass as 'बलेनाष्टकवर्गाणां' (with an extra spurious क); the mandatory same-page-control verification step (high-zoom crop p322-b16-3x.png) plus direct corroboration from this page's own commentary (band18: 'अष्टवर्गों के बलानुसार', with no क) resolved it to 'बलेनाष्टवर्गाणां'. This is the SIXTH confirmed initial-pass-misreading-caught-by-verification case in this transcription run. Separately, band17's closing compound 'त्रिविधाष्टवर्गोदशा' is retained exactly as printed; the sandhi form of 'ओदशा' (rather than a more expected 'वर्गदशा') was checked via zoom crops (p322-b17-3x.png, p322-b17-word-5x.png) and is disclosed here as a printed reading of residual uncertainty, not silently corrected. This verse follows a table (आयुर्दशाचक्र, bands7-14, not transcribed as verse content per this project's copyright-safety convention) and a cross-reference note (band15) directing readers to the आयुर्दायाध्याय chapter for the underlying longevity-computation method.

  207. 47.204 सत्यापित

    204

    संस्कृत

    परायुषो द्वादशांशस्तत्सन्ध्या सद्भिरीरिता । दशानां तन्मिताब्दाः स्युलेग्नराशिक्रमान्मता ॥ २०४ ॥

    parayusho dvadashamshastatsandhya sadbhiririta, dashanam tanmitabdah syurlagnarashikramanmata

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The twelfth part of the full lifespan is called sandhya by the wise. The dasha-years [for each sign] are held to equal that measure, counted in order beginning from the lagna sign.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    परमायु ( १२० ) का द्वादशांश ( १० वर्ष ) आयुर्दाय की सन्ध्या होती है । लग्नादि क्रम से प्रत्येक राशि की दशा सन्ध्यादशा कहलाती है ॥ २०४ ॥

    स्रोत: Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra, ch.44 (दशाभेदाध्यायः), p.322, band20-21 (verse) + band22-23 (commentary). This verse's opening subheading 'सन्ध्यादशा—' was silently dropped by the standard band-detection script (band322.py) — the gap between band19 and band20 was anomalously large (185px) relative to this page's typical inter-line spacing, which per the project's standing rule triggered a mandatory fine-grained rescan of that gap; the rescan (crops p322-gap-b19b20.png, p322-missed-heading-3x.png) recovered the missed subheading. This is the THIRD confirmed real-world instance of this band-detection short-band-drop failure mode in this transcription run (after page318's 'पञ्चस्वरदशा—' and page320's 'योगिनीदशा—'). Followed by a worked example (bands24-26, not transcribed as verse content) applying the method to a 120-year parmayu (sandhya = 10 years per sign), and a reference table 'सान्ध्यदशाचक्र—' (subheading at band26 tail, table body bands27-36, not transcribed as verse content per this project's copyright-safety convention) giving pre-computed dasha-year values and cumulative reference years for all twelve zodiac signs. Band36 additionally carries the source scan's digitization/library credit footer ('CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri'), which is administrative metadata, not source text, and is not transcribed as content.

  208. 47.205 सत्यापित

    205

    संस्कृत

    सन्ध्या रसगुणा कायो चन्द्रवह्निहृता फलम् । संस्थाप्यं प्रथमे कोष्ठे त्रिकोष्ठेषु तदर्धकम् ॥ २०५ ॥

    sandhya rasagunaa kayo chandravahnihrta phalam, samsthapyam prathame koshthe trikoshtheshu tadardhakam

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The sandhya[-value] multiplied by six (rasa-guna), divided by thirty-one (chandra-vahni, moon=1+fire=3 read as a two-digit numeral): that result is to be placed in the first house, and its half in the next three houses.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    सन्ध्यादशा-वर्ष को ६ से गुणा कर ३१ से भाग दें । फल प्रथम कोष्ठ में और तदर्ध अग्रिम ३ कोष्ठों में रखें । पुनः ८ कोष्ठों में लब्धफल के तृतीयांश को लिखकर फलादेश करें । इस प्रकार द्वादश भागों की पाचकदशा होती है ॥२०५-२०६॥ उदाहरण—जैसे पूर्वोक्त सान्ध्यवर्ष १० को ६ से गुणा कर ३१ से भाग देने पर लब्ध १।११।६ वर्षादि प्रथम कोष्ठ में, इसके आधे ०।११।१८ को अग्रिम ३ कोष्ठों में, पुनः लब्धि-तृतीयांश ०।७।२२ को अग्रिम ८ कोष्ठों में रखने से पाचकदशाचक्र निष्पन्न होगा । यह दशाचक्र किसी भी लग्न में एक-सा बनेगा ।

    स्रोत: Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra, ch.44 (दशाभेदाध्यायः), p.323, band2-3 (verse) + band6-8 (commentary) + band9-12 (worked example). NOTE: 'चन्द्रवह्निहृता' uses the standard bhutasankhya (symbolic-numeral) convention seen elsewhere in this chapter (e.g. p.320's वह्नि=3/वसु=8): चन्द्र (moon) = 1, वह्नि (fire) = 3, read right-to-left as 31, i.e. divided by 31. Introduces a new sub-variety subheading 'सन्ध्यादशा में पाचकदशा—' (pachaka-dasha within sandhya-dasha, band1) immediately preceding this verse.

  209. 47.206 सत्यापित

    206

    संस्कृत

    त्रिभागं वसुकोष्ठेषु लिखित्वा तत्फलं दिशेत् । एवं द्वादशभागेषु पाचकानि प्रकल्पयेत् ॥ २०६ ॥

    tribhagam vasukoshtheshu likhitva tatphalam dishet, evam dvadashabhagesu pachakani prakalpayet

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Having written the third part [of that result] in the [next] eight houses (vasu), one should pronounce its result. Thus one should establish the pachaka[-dashas] across the twelve divisions [of the tara-dasha-chakra].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    सन्ध्यादशा-वर्ष को ६ से गुणा कर ३१ से भाग दें । फल प्रथम कोष्ठ में और तदर्ध अग्रिम ३ कोष्ठों में रखें । पुनः ८ कोष्ठों में लब्धफल के तृतीयांश को लिखकर फलादेश करें । इस प्रकार द्वादश भागों की पाचकदशा होती है ॥२०५-२०६॥ उदाहरण—जैसे पूर्वोक्त सान्ध्यवर्ष १० को ६ से गुणा कर ३१ से भाग देने पर लब्ध १।११।६ वर्षादि प्रथम कोष्ठ में, इसके आधे ०।११।१८ को अग्रिम ३ कोष्ठों में, पुनः लब्धि-तृतीयांश ०।७।२२ को अग्रिम ८ कोष्ठों में रखने से पाचकदशाचक्र निष्पन्न होगा । यह दशाचक्र किसी भी लग्न में एक-सा बनेगा ।

    स्रोत: Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra, ch.44 (दशाभेदाध्यायः), p.323, band4-5 (verse), commentary shared with 47.205 (bands6-8, cited jointly as '॥२०५-२०६॥'). वसु (vasu, the eight Vasu deities) used here as a bhutasankhya numeral for 8, per this chapter's established symbolic-numeral convention. Followed (band13 onward) by a reference table 'लग्न में पाचकदशाचक्र—' (Pachaka-dasha-chakra for the lagna [chart], bands14-28, not transcribed as verse content per this project's copyright-safety convention) and a closing note (band29): 'इसी तरह धनादिभाव की भी पाचकदशा समझनी चाहिए ।' (the pachaka-dasha for the 2nd-house-onward bhavas should likewise be understood) — structural, not seeded.

  210. 47.207 सत्यापित

    207

    संस्कृत

    तारादशा बुधैः कैश्चिदुक्ता विंशोत्तरीव या । केन्द्रस्थाद्बलिनः खेटाज्ज्ञेया नामसदृक्फला ॥ २०७ ॥

    taradasha budhaih kaishchiduktaa vimshottariva yaa, kendrasthadbalinah khetajjneya namasadrkphala

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The tara-dasha, said by some wise ones to be like the Vimshottari[-dasha] — [its order/results are] to be known from the planet strong relative to the one situated in a kendra, with results resembling [the tara's] name.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    किन्हीं विद्वानों ने विंशोत्तरी के समान जो तारादशा मानी है, वह केन्द्रस्थ बली ग्रह से आरम्भ कर विंशोत्तरी में उक्त आ, चं, कु, रा, जी, श, बु, के. शु. के अनुसार ही चलती है। दशावर्ष भी विंशोत्तरी के समान समझना। जन्म, सम्पत्, विपत्, क्षेम, प्रत्यरि, साधक, वध, मैत्र तथा अतिमैत्र ये नौ तारे हैं ॥२०७-२०८॥

    स्रोत: Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra, ch.44 (दशाभेदाध्यायः), p.323, band32-33 (verse), under new subheading 'तारादशा—' (band30). Introduces a 17th dasha variety by this project's running count. NOTE: verse number initially misread at first pass as '२०९' (209); the mandatory same-page-control zoom-verification step (crop p323-b33-num-3x.png / p323-b33-digit3-2x.png) resolved the digit to '२०७' (207), consistent with sequential numbering after 47.206. This is the SEVENTH confirmed initial-pass-misreading-caught-by-verification case in this transcription run. Separately, band33's compound 'केन्द्रस्थाद्बलिनः' was genuinely ambiguous in the source print between a subjoined-consonant ligature (द्ब, yielding 'केन्द्रस्थाद्बलिनः', grammatically clean via standard त्+ब→द्ब sandhi and semantically coherent) and what could visually appear as 'केन्द्रस्थाद्दू' (not a meaningful Sanskrit form); resolved to 'केन्द्रस्थाद्बलिनः' via grammatical corroboration (this is the EIGHTH confirmed misreading/ambiguity-resolved-via-verification case), and is disclosed here as a judgment call on a genuinely worn/ambiguous print rather than a certain reading. No commentary follows this verse on p.323; the Hindi explanation (if any) is deferred to the next page (324) and will be attached there if found, consistent with how content sometimes trails across the page boundary without splitting the verse itself. CROSS-PAGE COMMENTARY CONTINUATION CONFIRMED: the Hindi commentary for this verse (flagged on p.323 as deferred, low-risk) was found on p.324, bands1-4, preceding that page's own content (running head at band0, then this commentary, then a new subheading 'तारादशा चक्र—' at band5). Commentary text: 'किन्हीं विद्वानों ने विंशोत्तरी के समान जो तारादशा मानी है, वह केन्द्रस्थ बली ग्रह से आरम्भ कर विंशोत्तरी में उक्त आ, चं, कु, रा, जी, श, बु, के. शु. के अनुसार ही चलती है। दशावर्ष भी विंशोत्तरी के समान समझना। जन्म, सम्पत्, विपत्, क्षेम, प्रत्यरि, साधक, वध, मैत्र तथा अतिमैत्र ये नौ तारे हैं ॥२०७-२०८॥' The verse text itself was NOT split across the page boundary -- only its Hindi explanation trailed onto the next page, consistent with the project's established cross-page-commentary pattern (cf. verse 47.194 on p.319/320).

  211. 47.208 सत्यापित

    208

    संस्कृत

    जन्म-सम्पद्-विपत्-क्षेम-प्रत्यरिः साधको वधः । मैत्रमेवं चातिमैत्रं नव तारा: प्रकीर्तिताः ॥ २०८ ॥

    janma-sampad-vipat-kshema-pratyarih sadhako vadhah, maitramevam chatimaitram nava tarah prakirtitah

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Janma, sampat, vipat, kshema, pratyari, sadhaka, vadha, and likewise maitra and atimaitra — these nine are declared as the taras.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    किन्हीं विद्वानों ने विंशोत्तरी के समान जो तारादशा मानी है, वह केन्द्रस्थ बली ग्रह से आरम्भ कर विंशोत्तरी में उक्त आ, चं, कु, रा, जी, श, बु, के. शु. के अनुसार ही चलती है। दशावर्ष भी विंशोत्तरी के समान समझना। जन्म, सम्पत्, विपत्, क्षेम, प्रत्यरि, साधक, वध, मैत्र तथा अतिमैत्र ये नौ तारे हैं ॥२०७-२०८॥

    स्रोत: Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra, ch.44 (दशाभेदाध्यायः), p.323, band34 (verse a) + band35 (verse b, closing). NOTE: band35 physically overlaps with the source scan's digitization/library credit footer ('...Swami Atmanand Giri...Veda Nidhi Varanasi...eGangotri'), which is printed directly on top of this line in the source scan (not merely adjacent, as on p.322's band36). The verse text was recovered by isolating the bolder Devanagari strokes from the thinner overlaid English footer via a binary-erosion pass on the scanned crop (crops p323-b35-eroded-2x.png and derivatives); this is a novel image-processing verification technique for this transcription run, used only to separate two genuinely overlapping ink layers in the source scan, not to alter or infer any character's identity beyond what both layers' pixels actually show. Separately, band34's 'साधको वधः' was initially ambiguous between 'वधः' and 'षधः' (a non-word) for the sixth tara-name; resolved to 'वधः' via the standard navatara enumeration being well-formed only with a valid Sanskrit term there, and independently confirmed by band35's explicit count 'नव तारा: प्रकीर्तिताः' (nine taras are declared) requiring exactly nine valid names (जन्म, सम्पत्, विपत्, क्षेम, प्रत्यरि, साधक, वध, मैत्र, अतिमैत्र) — counted and confirmed. No commentary follows on p.323 for either 47.207 or 47.208; page323's content ends at band35 (36 bands total, all accounted for). CROSS-PAGE COMMENTARY CONTINUATION CONFIRMED: the Hindi commentary for this verse (flagged on p.323 as deferred, low-risk) was found on p.324, bands1-4, preceding that page's own content (running head at band0, then this commentary, then a new subheading 'तारादशा चक्र—' at band5). Commentary text: 'किन्हीं विद्वानों ने विंशोत्तरी के समान जो तारादशा मानी है, वह केन्द्रस्थ बली ग्रह से आरम्भ कर विंशोत्तरी में उक्त आ, चं, कु, रा, जी, श, बु, के. शु. के अनुसार ही चलती है। दशावर्ष भी विंशोत्तरी के समान समझना। जन्म, सम्पत्, विपत्, क्षेम, प्रत्यरि, साधक, वध, मैत्र तथा अतिमैत्र ये नौ तारे हैं ॥२०७-२०८॥' The verse text itself was NOT split across the page boundary -- only its Hindi explanation trailed onto the next page, consistent with the project's established cross-page-commentary pattern (cf. verse 47.194 on p.319/320).

  212. 47.209 सत्यापित

    209

    संस्कृत

    दशानां विविधा भेदा विस्तराद् गदिता मुने । आसां युक्तिप्रभेदांश्च सम्प्रवक्ष्याम्यतः परम् ॥ २०९ ॥

    dashanam vividha bheda vistarad gadita mune, asam yuktiprabhedamshcha sampravakshyamyatah param

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    O sage, the many divisions of the dashas have been described [by me] in detail. Now, after this, I shall further explain their reasoning and [remaining] distinctions.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    हे मुने ! विस्तारपूर्वक दशाओं का अनेक भेद मैंने कहा है । अब इनकी अन्तदशाओं का भेद भी बतलाऊँगा ॥२०९॥

    स्रोत: Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra, ch.44 (दशाभेदाध्यायः), p.324, band14-15 (verse), band16-17 (commentary). This is the closing/transitional verse of chapter 47 (दशाभेदाध्याय): Parashara tells Maitreya the many dasha-divisions have been explained in detail, and further reasoning/distinctions will follow. It is immediately followed (band18-19) by the chapter's closing colophon: 'इति सविमर्शे सुधान्ख्याख्योपेते बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे दशाभेदाध्यायः समाप्तः।' ('Thus ends the दशाभेदाध्याय in the [commentary-named] Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra'), recorded here as a structural/source note only, not seeded as verse content, per the copyright-safety convention for colophons. The colophon is retained exactly as read; the compound 'सुधान्ख्याख्योपेते' looked unusual on the zoom crop and this reading is disclosed as uncertain, not confidently resolved or corrected. This closes chapter 47 at verse 209 (root-verse count now includes the two internally-paired verse-number brackets at 205-206 and 207-208).

48 Dasha-phala -- the results of planetary periods (89)

  1. 48.1 सत्यापित

    1

    संस्कृत

    नानाविधा दशाभेदा भगवन् ! भवतोदिताः । आकर्णिता मया कीदृक् तत्फलं चाथ कथ्यताम् ॥ १ ॥

    nanavidha dashabheda bhagavan bhavatoditah, akarnita maya kidrk tatphalam chatha kathyatam

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    O Lord! The many kinds of dasha-divisions have been declared by you and heard by me. Now please tell [me] what their result (phala) is like.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    मैत्रेय ने सानुनय कहा—हे भगवन् आपने जो अनेकविध दशाओं का भेद कहा है, उसे मैंने सुना। अब इन दशाओं के फल कृपया सुनावें॥१॥

    स्रोत: Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra, ch.44 (दशाभेदाध्यायः/दशाफलाध्यायः boundary), p.324, band22-23 (verse), band24-25 (commentary). Preceded by the new chapter heading (band20: 'अथ दशाफलाध्यायः ॥४८॥' -- chapter 48, दशाफलाध्याय, 'the chapter on the results of dasha') and the dialogue marker 'मैत्रेय उवाच—' (band21, structural, not seeded), following directly after chapter 47's colophon on the same page (a 213px inter-chapter gap at band19-20 was rescanned per the standing large-gap rule and confirmed clean -- a decorative ---❖○❖--- chapter-separator ornament, no missed content). This is the opening verse of the new chapter: Maitreya asks Parashara to now explain the results (phala) of the various dashas just described.

  2. 48.2 सत्यापित

    2

    संस्कृत

    साधारणविशेषाभ्यां द्विधा प्रोक्तं दशाफलम् । स्वभावस्थानवशतः खगानां मुनिसम्मतम् ॥ २ ॥

    sadharanavisheshabhyam dvidha proktam dashaphalam, svabhavasthanavashatah khaganam munisammatam

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The result of dasha is declared twofold -- general and specific -- arising from the planets' own nature and from their position; this is accepted by the sages.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पराशर ने उत्तर दिया—(हे विप्र) सामान्य तथा विशेष के भेद से ग्रहों के जो द्विविध दशाफल कहे गये हैं, वे क्रमशः स्वभाववश एवं स्थानवश होते हैं ॥२॥

    स्रोत: Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra, ch.44 (दशाफलाध्यायः), p.324, band27-28 (verse), band29-30 (commentary), preceded by the dialogue marker 'पराशर उवाच—' (band26, structural, not seeded). Parashara answers: dasha-results are of two kinds, general (सामान्य, from the planet's own nature) and specific (विशेष, from its positional state). NOTE: band30's commentary line was physically overlapped by the source scan's digitization/library-credit footer ('CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri'), printed directly on top of the Devanagari -- the same occlusion pattern as p.323 band35, but requiring stronger erosion parameters (threshold<130, 5-6 erosion/dilation iterations vs. the prior 2) to fully separate the two ink layers before the line became cleanly legible. This is the last band on p.324 (31 bands total, b00-b30, all accounted for).

  3. 48.3 सत्यापित

    3

    संस्कृत

    बलानुसारि खेटानां बुधवेद्यं दशाफलम् । आद्यद्रेष्काणगे खेटे दशारम्भे फलं वदेत् ॥ ३ ॥

    balanusari khetanam budhavedyam dashaphalam, adyadrekkanage khete dasharambhe phalam vadet

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The dasha-result of planets, in accordance with their strength, is to be understood by the wise. When the planet is in the first drekkana [of its sign] at the start of the dasha, one should declare the result then.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    ग्रहों का दशाफल उनके बलानुसार ही होता है। प्रथम द्रेष्काणस्थ ग्रहों का दशारम्भ में, मध्यद्रेष्काणगत ग्रहों का दशामध्य में, अन्त्यद्रेष्काणस्थ ग्रहों का दशा के अन्त में फल होता है। वक्रीग्रह हों तो वेपरीत्य ने, अर्थात् अन्तिम द्रेष्काणस्थ ग्रह का दशारम्भ में, और आदिम द्रेष्काणस्थ ग्रह का दशावसान में फल समझना ॥३-४॥

    स्रोत: Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra, ch.44 (दशाफलाध्यायः), p.325, band1-2 (verse), band5-9 (commentary, shared with 48.4). DISCLOSED READING JUDGMENT CALL (NINTH confirmed case in this run): the compound after 'खेटानां' was genuinely worn/ambiguous in the source print, visually resembling a 3-syllable conjunct ('बुध्येद्यं'-like). Since the pada is anushtubh (8 syllables) and 'दशाफलम्' alone accounts for only 4, the preceding compound must be 4 syllables, not 3 -- this metrical count, not the visual glyph alone, corroborates the reading 'बुधवेद्यं' (बुध+वेद्यम्, 'to be known/understood by the wise'), reinterpreting the cramped ligature as ध+वे rather than a single ध्ये conjunct. Disclosed as a meter-corroborated judgment call on a genuinely worn compound, per the hard no-silent-correction rule.

  4. 48.4 सत्यापित

    4

    संस्कृत

    दशामध्ये फलं वाच्यं मध्यद्रेष्काणगे सति । अन्ते फलं तृतीयस्थे व्यस्तं खेटे च वक्रिणि ॥ ४ ॥

    dashamadhye phalam vachyam madhyadrekkanage sati, ante phalam tritiyasthe vyastam khete cha vakrini

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The result in the middle [of the dasha] should be declared when [the planet] is in the middle drekkana; the result at the end when it is in the third [drekkana] -- reversed when the planet is retrograde.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    ग्रहों का दशाफल उनके बलानुसार ही होता है। प्रथम द्रेष्काणस्थ ग्रहों का दशारम्भ में, मध्यद्रेष्काणगत ग्रहों का दशामध्य में, अन्त्यद्रेष्काणस्थ ग्रहों का दशा के अन्त में फल होता है। वक्रीग्रह हों तो वेपरीत्य ने, अर्थात् अन्तिम द्रेष्काणस्थ ग्रह का दशारम्भ में, और आदिम द्रेष्काणस्थ ग्रह का दशावसान में फल समझना ॥३-४॥

    स्रोत: Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra, ch.44 (दशाफलाध्यायः), p.325, band3-4 (verse), band5-9 (commentary, shared with 48.3). Completes the drekkana-based timing rule for when within a dasha its result manifests (first/middle/third drekkana -> start/middle/end of dasha; reversed for a retrograde planet).

  5. 48.5 सत्यापित

    5

    संस्कृत

    दशेशे तु दशारम्भे तनौ सौम्ययुतेक्षिते । स्वक्षेत्रत्रिसुहृद्भे वा शोभनं तद्दशाफलम् ॥ ५ ॥

    dasheshe tu dasharambhe tanau saumyayutekshite, svakshetratrisuhrdbhe va shobhanam taddashaphalam

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    But when the dasha-lord, at the start of the dasha, is in the [native's] body (the ascendant), joined with or aspected by benefics, or is in its own sign, a trine, or a friendly sign, then that dasha's result is auspicious.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    दशारम्भ में दशेश यदि लग्नगत हों, स्वोच्च, स्वराशि या स्वमित्र क्षेत्र में हों, और शुभग्रह से युत-दृष्ट हों तो उसका दशाफल शोभन, और वही (दशेश) त्रिक (६।८।१२) स्थ हों, अस्तंगत, नीचराशिस्थ या शत्रुक्षेत्रगत हों तो दशाफल अशोभन होता है। सामान्यनियम-कथनान्तर अब दशाफल बतलाता हूँ। ॥५-६॥

    स्रोत: Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra, ch.44 (दशाफलाध्यायः), p.325, band10-11 (verse), band14-18 (commentary, shared with 48.6). Compound 'स्वक्षेत्रत्रिसुहृद्भे' (own-sign/trine/friendly-sign) confirmed via tight word-level zoom (p325-b11-word-3x.png).

  6. 48.6 सत्यापित

    6

    संस्कृत

    तत्र त्रिकस्थिते सत्यस्तमिते नीचशत्रुभे । दशाफलमसत्प्रोक्तमथ वच्मि दशाफलम् ॥ ६ ॥

    tatra trikasthite satyastamite nichashatrubhe, dashaphalamasatproktamatha vachmi dashaphalam

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    There [when the dasha-lord is] situated in a trik house [6/8/12], truly combust/set, or in a sign of debilitation or enmity, the dasha-result is declared inauspicious. Now I shall further tell the [specific] dasha-results.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    दशारम्भ में दशेश यदि लग्नगत हों, स्वोच्च, स्वराशि या स्वमित्र क्षेत्र में हों, और शुभग्रह से युत-दृष्ट हों तो उसका दशाफल शोभन, और वही (दशेश) त्रिक (६।८।१२) स्थ हों, अस्तंगत, नीचराशिस्थ या शत्रुक्षेत्रगत हों तो दशाफल अशोभन होता है। सामान्यनियम-कथनान्तर अब दशाफल बतलाता हूँ। ॥५-६॥

    स्रोत: Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra, ch.44 (दशाफलाध्यायः), p.325, band12-13 (verse), band14-18 (commentary, shared with 48.5). Closes the general (सामान्य) dasha-phala rule before the text moves to specific (विशेष), planet-by-planet results starting with the Sun. NOTE: the commentary block (band18) ends with a short parenthetical mark '(खुनो)' immediately before the next subheading, of uncertain function (possibly a printer's/compositor's marginal notation) -- retained in the source scan but not transcribed as content since it does not parse as meaningful Sanskrit or Hindi text at this position; disclosed here rather than silently omitted or interpreted.

  7. 48.7 सत्यापित

    7

    संस्कृत

    मूलत्रिकोणे स्वक्षेत्रे स्वोच्चे वा परमोच्चगे । केन्द्रत्रिकोणलाभस्थे भाग्यकर्माधिपैर्युते ॥ ७ ॥

    mulatrikone svakshetre svocche va paramocchage, kendratrikonalabhasthe bhagyakarmadhipairyute

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [The Sun,] in its moolatrikona, own sign, own exaltation, or deep exaltation, [or] situated in a kendra, trikona, or the 11th house, joined with the lords of the 9th and 10th houses...

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जन्मकाल में सूर्य अपने मूलत्रिकोण, स्वभवन, स्वोच्चराशि या परमोच्चस्थान, केन्द्र, त्रिकोण, लाभस्थान, इनमें से कहीं भी भाग्येश तथा कर्मेश के साथ रहें, स्वयं सूर्य प्रबल हों अपने वर्ग में भी बलिष्ठ हों तो अपने दशाकाल में वे धनलाभ आदि परमसौख्य, राजसम्मान आदि को देनेवाले होते हैं। पञ्चमेश से सम्बद्ध रहने पर पुत्रद भी होते हैं। धनेश के साथ सम्बन्ध रहने पर हाथी तक ऐश्वर्य कहना चाहिए। वाहनेश के साथ सम्बन्ध से वाहनत्रय का आदेश करें। राजा की सन्तुष्टि से वह मनुष्य धनी, सेनापति, सुखी, वस्त्र-वाहन सम्पन्न होता है ॥७-११॥

    स्रोत: Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra, ch.44 (दशाफलाध्यायः), p.325, band20-21 (verse), preceded by the new subheading (band19) 'सूर्यमहादशाफल:-' (Sun-mahadasha-result), which opens the planet-by-planet (विशेष) dasha-phala section, starting with the Sun per the standard order. This verse's sense continues grammatically into 48.8. CROSS-PAGE COMMENTARY CONTINUATION RESOLVED: this commentary was flagged as incomplete on page325 (cut off mid-sentence at the page boundary). Page326 (bands1-5) supplied the remainder; the full text above is the merged, complete commentary for verses 48.7-48.11.

  8. 48.8 सत्यापित

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    संस्कृत

    स्वयं बलेन संयुक्ते स्वर्गांशेऽपि बलयुते । तस्मिन् दाये महत् सौख्यं धनलाभादिकं शुभम् ॥ ८ ॥

    svayam balena samyukte svargamshe'pi balayute, tasmin daye mahat saukhyam dhanalabhadikam shubham

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    ...itself endowed with strength, conjoined [with strength], and even strong in its own navamsa -- in that dasha there is great happiness, gain of wealth and the like -- auspicious [results].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जन्मकाल में सूर्य अपने मूलत्रिकोण, स्वभवन, स्वोच्चराशि या परमोच्चस्थान, केन्द्र, त्रिकोण, लाभस्थान, इनमें से कहीं भी भाग्येश तथा कर्मेश के साथ रहें, स्वयं सूर्य प्रबल हों अपने वर्ग में भी बलिष्ठ हों तो अपने दशाकाल में वे धनलाभ आदि परमसौख्य, राजसम्मान आदि को देनेवाले होते हैं। पञ्चमेश से सम्बद्ध रहने पर पुत्रद भी होते हैं। धनेश के साथ सम्बन्ध रहने पर हाथी तक ऐश्वर्य कहना चाहिए। वाहनेश के साथ सम्बन्ध से वाहनत्रय का आदेश करें। राजा की सन्तुष्टि से वह मनुष्य धनी, सेनापति, सुखी, वस्त्र-वाहन सम्पन्न होता है ॥७-११॥

    स्रोत: Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra, ch.44 (दशाफलाध्यायः), p.325, band22-23 (verse). Continues and completes the conditional clause begun in 48.7 (Sun's favorable dispositions) with its result: great happiness and wealth-gain. Same cross-page commentary deferral as 48.7 applies (see its source note).

  9. 48.9 सत्यापित

    9

    संस्कृत

    अत्यन्तं राजसम्मानमश्वान्दोल्यादिकं सुखम् । सुनाधिपसमायुक्ते पुत्रलाभं च विन्दति ॥ ९ ॥

    atyantam rajasammanamashvandolyadikam sukham, sunadhipasamayukte putralabham cha vindati

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    There is extreme royal honor, happiness from things such as horses and palanquins; when [the Sun is] joined with the lord of the [house of] offspring, one obtains the gain of a son.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जन्मकाल में सूर्य अपने मूलत्रिकोण, स्वभवन, स्वोच्चराशि या परमोच्चस्थान, केन्द्र, त्रिकोण, लाभस्थान, इनमें से कहीं भी भाग्येश तथा कर्मेश के साथ रहें, स्वयं सूर्य प्रबल हों अपने वर्ग में भी बलिष्ठ हों तो अपने दशाकाल में वे धनलाभ आदि परमसौख्य, राजसम्मान आदि को देनेवाले होते हैं। पञ्चमेश से सम्बद्ध रहने पर पुत्रद भी होते हैं। धनेश के साथ सम्बन्ध रहने पर हाथी तक ऐश्वर्य कहना चाहिए। वाहनेश के साथ सम्बन्ध से वाहनत्रय का आदेश करें। राजा की सन्तुष्टि से वह मनुष्य धनी, सेनापति, सुखी, वस्त्र-वाहन सम्पन्न होता है ॥७-११॥

    स्रोत: Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra, ch.44 (दशाफलाध्यायः), p.325, band24-25 (verse). DISCLOSED READING UNCERTAINTY: the compound 'सुनाधिपसमायुक्ते' is retained exactly as printed/read (zoom crop p325-b25-word-3x.png); it most plausibly represents 'सूनाधिप' (सूनु/son + अधिप/lord, i.e. the 5th-house lord) given the semantic parallel with 'पुत्रलाभं' (gain of a son) later in the same verse, but the source print did not allow confident resolution of the vowel length, so the printed form is kept without silent correction. Same cross-page commentary deferral as 48.7 applies.

  10. 48.10 सत्यापित

    10

    संस्कृत

    धनेशस्य च सम्बन्धे गजान्तैश्वर्यमादिशेत् । वाहनाधिपसम्बन्धे वाहनत्रयमादिशेत् ॥ १० ॥

    dhaneshasya cha sambandhe gajantaishvaryamadishet, vahanadhipasambandhe vahanatrayamadishet

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    And in connection with the lord of wealth (2nd house), one should predict prosperity including elephants; in connection with the lord of vehicles (4th house), one should predict a triad of vehicles.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जन्मकाल में सूर्य अपने मूलत्रिकोण, स्वभवन, स्वोच्चराशि या परमोच्चस्थान, केन्द्र, त्रिकोण, लाभस्थान, इनमें से कहीं भी भाग्येश तथा कर्मेश के साथ रहें, स्वयं सूर्य प्रबल हों अपने वर्ग में भी बलिष्ठ हों तो अपने दशाकाल में वे धनलाभ आदि परमसौख्य, राजसम्मान आदि को देनेवाले होते हैं। पञ्चमेश से सम्बद्ध रहने पर पुत्रद भी होते हैं। धनेश के साथ सम्बन्ध रहने पर हाथी तक ऐश्वर्य कहना चाहिए। वाहनेश के साथ सम्बन्ध से वाहनत्रय का आदेश करें। राजा की सन्तुष्टि से वह मनुष्य धनी, सेनापति, सुखी, वस्त्र-वाहन सम्पन्न होता है ॥७-११॥

    स्रोत: Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra, ch.44 (दशाफलाध्यायः), p.325, band26-27 (verse). Continues the enumeration of specific results from the Sun's conjunction with various house-lords. Same cross-page commentary deferral as 48.7 applies.

  11. 48.11 सत्यापित

    11

    संस्कृत

    नृपालतुष्टिविच्चाढ्यः सेनाधीशः सुखी नरः । वस्त्रवाहनयुक्तश्च सकलाढ्यं दशाफलम् ॥ ११ ॥

    nrpalatushtivicchadhyah senadhishah sukhi narah, vastravahanayuktashcha sakaladhyam dashaphalam

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [The native becomes] pleasing to kings, wealthy, a commander of the army, a happy person, endowed with clothes and vehicles -- this [describes] the prosperous dasha-result [of a well-placed Sun].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जन्मकाल में सूर्य अपने मूलत्रिकोण, स्वभवन, स्वोच्चराशि या परमोच्चस्थान, केन्द्र, त्रिकोण, लाभस्थान, इनमें से कहीं भी भाग्येश तथा कर्मेश के साथ रहें, स्वयं सूर्य प्रबल हों अपने वर्ग में भी बलिष्ठ हों तो अपने दशाकाल में वे धनलाभ आदि परमसौख्य, राजसम्मान आदि को देनेवाले होते हैं। पञ्चमेश से सम्बद्ध रहने पर पुत्रद भी होते हैं। धनेश के साथ सम्बन्ध रहने पर हाथी तक ऐश्वर्य कहना चाहिए। वाहनेश के साथ सम्बन्ध से वाहनत्रय का आदेश करें। राजा की सन्तुष्टि से वह मनुष्य धनी, सेनापति, सुखी, वस्त्र-वाहन सम्पन्न होता है ॥७-११॥

    स्रोत: Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra, ch.44 (दशाफलाध्यायः), p.325, band28-29 (verse), last verse on this page. DISCLOSED READING UNCERTAINTY: the closing compound was visually ambiguous between something like 'सवलाके-दशाफलम्' and 'सकलाढ्यं दशाफलम्'; resolved to 'सकलाढ्यं' (सकल+आढ्यं, 'entirely prosperous/wealthy') via same-page corroboration against the clearly-legible 'आढ्यः' in this verse's own first line (पद 'तुष्टिविच्चाढ्यः'), giving a matching, meaningful compound. Same cross-page commentary deferral as 48.7 applies -- p.325 ends here (band30-31 partial commentary, band32 clean digitization footer; 33 bands total, b00-b32, all accounted for).

  12. 48.12 सत्यापित

    12

    संस्कृत

    नीचे पडष्टके रिष्फे दुर्बले पापसंयुते । राहुकेतुसमायुक्ते दुःस्थानाधिप-संयुते ॥ १२ ॥

    niche padashtake rishphe durbale papasamyute, rahuketusamayukte duhsthanadhipa-samyute

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [When the Sun is] debilitated, in the 6th or 8th house, in the 12th, weak, joined with malefics, conjoined with Rahu or Ketu, or joined with the lord of a dusthana (6th/8th/12th house)...

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जन्मकालिक प्रबलसूर्य के दशाफलकथनानन्तर दुर्बलसूर्य का दशाफल इन श्लोकों में कहा गया है। नीचराशि, त्रिक में स्थित सूर्य पापयुक्त हों, राहुकेतु के साथ हों या दुःस्थान (६।८।१२) के अधिप से युक्त हों तो अपने दशाकाल में वे महाकष्ट, धन-धान्यक्षय, राजकोप, परदेश-निवास, राजदण्ड, धनक्षय, ज्वरपीड़ा, यशःक्षय, बन्धुमित्रविरोध, पितृक्षयभय, तथा अन्यविध अशुभ के दायक होते हैं। उस समय पितृवर्ग में मानसिक सन्ताप, तथा अकारण जनद्वेष होता है। किन्तु नीचादिस्थ सूर्य पर शुभग्रहों की दृष्टि या संयोग रहे तो कभी-कभी बीच में सुख-प्राप्ति भी होती है। पापग्रह मात्र की दृष्टि से सर्वथा अशुभ फल कहना चाहिए ॥१२-१५॥

    स्रोत: Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra, ch.44 (दशाफलाध्यायः), p.326, band7 (verse), preceded by the new subheading (band6) 'अशुभ सूर्यदशाफल-' (inauspicious Sun-dasha results), structural, not seeded as its own entry. Commentary shared across verses 48.12-48.15 (bands16-24).

  13. 48.13 सत्यापित

    13

    संस्कृत

    तस्मिन् दाये महापीडा धनधान्यविनाशनम् । राजकोपः प्रवासश्च राजदण्डो धनक्षयः ॥ १३ ॥

    tasmin daye mahapida dhanadhanyavinashanam, rajakopah pravasashcha rajadando dhanakshayah

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In that dasha [there is] great affliction, destruction of wealth and grain, royal wrath, exile, royal punishment, and loss of wealth.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जन्मकालिक प्रबलसूर्य के दशाफलकथनानन्तर दुर्बलसूर्य का दशाफल इन श्लोकों में कहा गया है। नीचराशि, त्रिक में स्थित सूर्य पापयुक्त हों, राहुकेतु के साथ हों या दुःस्थान (६।८।१२) के अधिप से युक्त हों तो अपने दशाकाल में वे महाकष्ट, धन-धान्यक्षय, राजकोप, परदेश-निवास, राजदण्ड, धनक्षय, ज्वरपीड़ा, यशःक्षय, बन्धुमित्रविरोध, पितृक्षयभय, तथा अन्यविध अशुभ के दायक होते हैं। उस समय पितृवर्ग में मानसिक सन्ताप, तथा अकारण जनद्वेष होता है। किन्तु नीचादिस्थ सूर्य पर शुभग्रहों की दृष्टि या संयोग रहे तो कभी-कभी बीच में सुख-प्राप्ति भी होती है। पापग्रह मात्र की दृष्टि से सर्वथा अशुभ फल कहना चाहिए ॥१२-१५॥

    स्रोत: Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra, ch.44 (दशाफलाध्यायः), p.326, band9-10 (verse). DISCLOSED READING JUDGMENT CALL: 'महापीडा' and 'धनधान्यविनाशनम्' were visually worn in the source print (compounds could be misread as 'महाषीडा'/'धनधान्यत्रिनाशनम्'); resolved via grammatical/contextual corroboration to the standard, meaningful compounds 'महापीडा' (great affliction) and 'धनधान्यविनाशनम्' (destruction of wealth and grain), consistent with the verse's list of inauspicious results. Commentary shared across verses 48.12-48.15.

  14. 48.14 सत्यापित

    14

    संस्कृत

    ज्वरपीडा यशोहानिर्बन्धुमित्रविरोधनम् । पितृक्षयभयं चैव गृहे त्वशुभमेव च ॥ १४ ॥

    jvarapida yashohanirbandhumitravirodhanam, pitrkshayabhayam chaiva grhe tvashubhameva cha

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Fever-affliction, loss of reputation, discord with relatives and friends, fear of loss of ancestors/father, and inauspiciousness in the household as well.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जन्मकालिक प्रबलसूर्य के दशाफलकथनानन्तर दुर्बलसूर्य का दशाफल इन श्लोकों में कहा गया है। नीचराशि, त्रिक में स्थित सूर्य पापयुक्त हों, राहुकेतु के साथ हों या दुःस्थान (६।८।१२) के अधिप से युक्त हों तो अपने दशाकाल में वे महाकष्ट, धन-धान्यक्षय, राजकोप, परदेश-निवास, राजदण्ड, धनक्षय, ज्वरपीड़ा, यशःक्षय, बन्धुमित्रविरोध, पितृक्षयभय, तथा अन्यविध अशुभ के दायक होते हैं। उस समय पितृवर्ग में मानसिक सन्ताप, तथा अकारण जनद्वेष होता है। किन्तु नीचादिस्थ सूर्य पर शुभग्रहों की दृष्टि या संयोग रहे तो कभी-कभी बीच में सुख-प्राप्ति भी होती है। पापग्रह मात्र की दृष्टि से सर्वथा अशुभ फल कहना चाहिए ॥१२-१५॥

    स्रोत: Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra, ch.44 (दशाफलाध्यायः), p.326, band11-12 (verse). Commentary shared across verses 48.12-48.15.

  15. 48.15 सत्यापित

    15

    संस्कृत

    पितृवर्गे मनस्तापो जनद्वेषस्तथैव च । शुभदृष्टियुते सूर्ये मध्ये तस्मिन् क्वचित् सुखम् ॥ १५ ॥

    pitrvarge manastapo janadveshastathaiva cha, shubhadrshtiyute surye madhye tasmin kvachit sukham

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Mental distress in the paternal family, and likewise hostility from people; [but] when the Sun is aspected by a benefic, there is occasionally happiness in the middle of that [dasha].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जन्मकालिक प्रबलसूर्य के दशाफलकथनानन्तर दुर्बलसूर्य का दशाफल इन श्लोकों में कहा गया है। नीचराशि, त्रिक में स्थित सूर्य पापयुक्त हों, राहुकेतु के साथ हों या दुःस्थान (६।८।१२) के अधिप से युक्त हों तो अपने दशाकाल में वे महाकष्ट, धन-धान्यक्षय, राजकोप, परदेश-निवास, राजदण्ड, धनक्षय, ज्वरपीड़ा, यशःक्षय, बन्धुमित्रविरोध, पितृक्षयभय, तथा अन्यविध अशुभ के दायक होते हैं। उस समय पितृवर्ग में मानसिक सन्ताप, तथा अकारण जनद्वेष होता है। किन्तु नीचादिस्थ सूर्य पर शुभग्रहों की दृष्टि या संयोग रहे तो कभी-कभी बीच में सुख-प्राप्ति भी होती है। पापग्रह मात्र की दृष्टि से सर्वथा अशुभ फल कहना चाहिए ॥१२-१५॥

    स्रोत: Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra, ch.44 (दशाफलाध्यायः), p.326, band13-14 (verse), closing the numbered 48.12-48.15 sequence. DISCLOSED STRUCTURAL NOTE: immediately after this verse's close (॥१५॥), band15 carries a single, UNNUMBERED Sanskrit sentence in the source print: 'पापग्रहेण संदृष्टे वदेत् पापफलं सुधीः ।' ("When [the Sun] is aspected by a malefic planet, the wise should declare an inauspicious result.") -- verified via full-width zoom crop (p326-b15-full-1.5x.png and p326-b15-right-3x.png) to confirm no verse-closing numeral follows it anywhere on the line. It reads as a general maxim/transitional remark rather than a numbered shloka; per the hard rule against fabricating a verse-number citation the source does not print, it is NOT assigned a ref/verse entry of its own, and is disclosed here in full instead. The commentary immediately following (bands16-24) explicitly closes with '॥१२-१५॥', confirming it addresses only the four numbered verses above and treats the maxim as outside the numbered sequence.

  16. 48.16 सत्यापित

    16

    संस्कृत

    इत्थं समासतस्तूक्तं रवेरिह दशाफलम् । विंशोत्तर्यनुसारेण वच्म्यथेन्दुदशाफलम् ॥ १६ ॥

    ittham samasatastuktam raveriha dashaphalam, vimshottaryanusarena vachmyathendudashaphalam

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Thus, in brief, the dasha-result of the Sun has been stated here. Now, according to the Vimshottari [system], I shall state the dasha-result of the Moon.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    इस प्रकार संक्षेपतः रविदशाफल मैंने कहा है। अब चन्द्रदशाफल भी विंशोत्तरी के अनुसार ही कहता हूँ। प्रबल पूर्णचन्द्र शुभग्रहयुक्त यदि अपने उच्च, स्वभवन, केन्द्र, त्रिकोण वा लाभस्थ हों, बली कर्मेश, भाग्येश या सुखेश के साथ भी हों तो आयधिक ऐश्वर्य, धनधान्यादिसमृद्धि आदि अनेक लाभ होते हैं। ऐसे जातक के घर में अनेक शुभकार्य, वाहन-सौख्य, राजदर्शन, यत्तः किसी भी कार्य की सिद्धि तथा घर में सारी समृद्धियाँ, मित्र तथा राजा के द्वारा भाग्यवृद्धि, राज्यलाभ, महासौख्य, पुत्रप्राप्ति, पशुधन की बहुलता, रथयानलाभ तथा श्वेतवस्त्रप्राप्ति होती है। धनस्थानगत चन्द्र उच्च या स्वभवनगत हों तो भी अनेकविध धनलाभ, भाग्यवृद्धि, विशेष राजसम्मान, तथा विद्यालाभ होता है ॥१६-२२॥

    स्रोत: Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra, ch.44 (दशाफलाध्यायः), p.326, band26-27 (verse), preceded by the subheading (band25) 'चन्द्रदशाफल-' (Moon-dasha results), structural, not seeded as its own entry. Transitional verse closing the Sun-dasha-result section and opening the Moon-dasha-result section. CROSS-PAGE COMMENTARY NOTE RESOLVED: page327 confirms the shared Hindi commentary for this verse-group closes explicitly with '॥१६-२२॥' (bands10-18 on p.327), i.e. it covers this verse plus 48.17-48.22 together, not a narrower 17-18 grouping as tentatively flagged when p.326 was checkpointed.

  17. 48.17 सत्यापित

    17

    संस्कृत

    स्वोच्चे स्वक्षेत्रगे चैव केन्द्रे लाभत्रिकोणगे । शुभग्रहेण संयुक्ते पूर्णेन्दौ बलसंयुते ॥ १७ ॥

    svocche svakshetrage chaiva kendre labhatrikonage, shubhagrahena samyukte purnendau balasamyute

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [When the Moon is] in its own exaltation, own sign, a kendra, the 11th house or a trikona, joined with a benefic planet, [and is] full and endowed with strength...

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    इस प्रकार संक्षेपतः रविदशाफल मैंने कहा है। अब चन्द्रदशाफल भी विंशोत्तरी के अनुसार ही कहता हूँ। प्रबल पूर्णचन्द्र शुभग्रहयुक्त यदि अपने उच्च, स्वभवन, केन्द्र, त्रिकोण वा लाभस्थ हों, बली कर्मेश, भाग्येश या सुखेश के साथ भी हों तो आयधिक ऐश्वर्य, धनधान्यादिसमृद्धि आदि अनेक लाभ होते हैं। ऐसे जातक के घर में अनेक शुभकार्य, वाहन-सौख्य, राजदर्शन, यत्तः किसी भी कार्य की सिद्धि तथा घर में सारी समृद्धियाँ, मित्र तथा राजा के द्वारा भाग्यवृद्धि, राज्यलाभ, महासौख्य, पुत्रप्राप्ति, पशुधन की बहुलता, रथयानलाभ तथा श्वेतवस्त्रप्राप्ति होती है। धनस्थानगत चन्द्र उच्च या स्वभवनगत हों तो भी अनेकविध धनलाभ, भाग्यवृद्धि, विशेष राजसम्मान, तथा विद्यालाभ होता है ॥१६-२२॥

    स्रोत: Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra, ch.44 (दशाफलाध्यायः), p.326, band28-29 (verse). Opens the Moon-dasha auspicious-placement conditions, paralleling the Sun's verse 48.7 structure. Sense continues into 48.18-48.22. Shared commentary (p.327, bands10-18, closing '॥१६-२२॥') covers this verse; see 48.16's source note for the correction of the earlier per-page split guess.

  18. 48.18 सत्यापित

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    संस्कृत

    कर्मभाग्यसुखेशैस्तु बलिभिः संयुते सति । आद्यन्तैश्वर्यसद्भाग्यधनधान्यादिकागमः ॥ १८ ॥

    karmabhagyasukheshaistu balibhih samyute sati, adyantaishvaryasadbhagyadhanadhanyadikagamah

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    ...and conjoined with the strong lords of the 10th, 9th, and 4th houses -- [there is] prosperity, good fortune, and the acquisition of wealth, grain and the like, from beginning to end.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    इस प्रकार संक्षेपतः रविदशाफल मैंने कहा है। अब चन्द्रदशाफल भी विंशोत्तरी के अनुसार ही कहता हूँ। प्रबल पूर्णचन्द्र शुभग्रहयुक्त यदि अपने उच्च, स्वभवन, केन्द्र, त्रिकोण वा लाभस्थ हों, बली कर्मेश, भाग्येश या सुखेश के साथ भी हों तो आयधिक ऐश्वर्य, धनधान्यादिसमृद्धि आदि अनेक लाभ होते हैं। ऐसे जातक के घर में अनेक शुभकार्य, वाहन-सौख्य, राजदर्शन, यत्तः किसी भी कार्य की सिद्धि तथा घर में सारी समृद्धियाँ, मित्र तथा राजा के द्वारा भाग्यवृद्धि, राज्यलाभ, महासौख्य, पुत्रप्राप्ति, पशुधन की बहुलता, रथयानलाभ तथा श्वेतवस्त्रप्राप्ति होती है। धनस्थानगत चन्द्र उच्च या स्वभवनगत हों तो भी अनेकविध धनलाभ, भाग्यवृद्धि, विशेष राजसम्मान, तथा विद्यालाभ होता है ॥१६-२२॥

    स्रोत: Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra, ch.44 (दशाफलाध्यायः), p.326, band30-31 (verse), last content on p.326 before the clean digitization footer (band32, structural, not overlapping). Completes verse 48.17's conditional clause with its favorable result. Shared commentary (p.327, bands10-18, closing '॥१६-२२॥') covers this verse; see 48.16's source note.

  19. 48.19 सत्यापित

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    संस्कृत

    गृहे तु शुभकार्याणि वाहनं राजदर्शनम् । यत्कार्यार्थसिद्धिः स्याद् गृहे सर्वसमृद्धयः ॥ १९ ॥

    grhe tu shubhakaryani vahanam rajadarshanam, yatkaryarthasiddhih syad grhe sarvasamrddhayah

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In the household, auspicious undertakings, a vehicle, an audience with the king; whatever purpose is sought is accomplished; in the home, all-round prosperity.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    इस प्रकार संक्षेपतः रविदशाफल मैंने कहा है। अब चन्द्रदशाफल भी विंशोत्तरी के अनुसार ही कहता हूँ। प्रबल पूर्णचन्द्र शुभग्रहयुक्त यदि अपने उच्च, स्वभवन, केन्द्र, त्रिकोण वा लाभस्थ हों, बली कर्मेश, भाग्येश या सुखेश के साथ भी हों तो आयधिक ऐश्वर्य, धनधान्यादिसमृद्धि आदि अनेक लाभ होते हैं। ऐसे जातक के घर में अनेक शुभकार्य, वाहन-सौख्य, राजदर्शन, यत्तः किसी भी कार्य की सिद्धि तथा घर में सारी समृद्धियाँ, मित्र तथा राजा के द्वारा भाग्यवृद्धि, राज्यलाभ, महासौख्य, पुत्रप्राप्ति, पशुधन की बहुलता, रथयानलाभ तथा श्वेतवस्त्रप्राप्ति होती है। धनस्थानगत चन्द्र उच्च या स्वभवनगत हों तो भी अनेकविध धनलाभ, भाग्यवृद्धि, विशेष राजसम्मान, तथा विद्यालाभ होता है ॥१६-२२॥

    स्रोत: Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra, ch.44 (दशाफलाध्यायः), p.327, band2-3 (verse). Continues the Moon-dasha auspicious-condition results begun at 48.16-48.18. Shared commentary bands10-18, closing '॥१६-२२॥'.

  20. 48.20 सत्यापित

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    संस्कृत

    मित्रप्रभुवशाद् भाग्यं राज्यलाभो महत् सुखम् । पुत्रलाभादिसन्तोषो गृहं गोधनसंकुलम् ॥ २० ॥

    mitraprabhuvashad bhagyam rajyalabho mahat sukham, putralabhadisantosho grham godhanasankulam

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Through the favor of friends and rulers, good fortune, gain of kingdom/status, great happiness; contentment from the gain of sons and the like; a household full of cattle-wealth.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    इस प्रकार संक्षेपतः रविदशाफल मैंने कहा है। अब चन्द्रदशाफल भी विंशोत्तरी के अनुसार ही कहता हूँ। प्रबल पूर्णचन्द्र शुभग्रहयुक्त यदि अपने उच्च, स्वभवन, केन्द्र, त्रिकोण वा लाभस्थ हों, बली कर्मेश, भाग्येश या सुखेश के साथ भी हों तो आयधिक ऐश्वर्य, धनधान्यादिसमृद्धि आदि अनेक लाभ होते हैं। ऐसे जातक के घर में अनेक शुभकार्य, वाहन-सौख्य, राजदर्शन, यत्तः किसी भी कार्य की सिद्धि तथा घर में सारी समृद्धियाँ, मित्र तथा राजा के द्वारा भाग्यवृद्धि, राज्यलाभ, महासौख्य, पुत्रप्राप्ति, पशुधन की बहुलता, रथयानलाभ तथा श्वेतवस्त्रप्राप्ति होती है। धनस्थानगत चन्द्र उच्च या स्वभवनगत हों तो भी अनेकविध धनलाभ, भाग्यवृद्धि, विशेष राजसम्मान, तथा विद्यालाभ होता है ॥१६-२२॥

    स्रोत: Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra, ch.44 (दशाफलाध्यायः), p.327, band4-5 (verse). Shared commentary bands10-18, closing '॥१६-२२॥'.

  21. 48.21 सत्यापित

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    संस्कृत

    अश्वान्दोल्यादिलाभश्च श्वेतवस्त्रादिकं भवेत् । धनस्थानगते चन्द्रे तुङ्गे स्वक्षेत्रगेऽपि वा ॥ २१ ॥

    ashvandolyadilabhashcha shvetavastradikam bhavet, dhanasthanagate chandre tunge svakshetrage'pi va

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    There is gain of horses, palanquins and the like, and white garments; [likewise] when the Moon is in the 2nd house, exalted, or in its own sign...

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    इस प्रकार संक्षेपतः रविदशाफल मैंने कहा है। अब चन्द्रदशाफल भी विंशोत्तरी के अनुसार ही कहता हूँ। प्रबल पूर्णचन्द्र शुभग्रहयुक्त यदि अपने उच्च, स्वभवन, केन्द्र, त्रिकोण वा लाभस्थ हों, बली कर्मेश, भाग्येश या सुखेश के साथ भी हों तो आयधिक ऐश्वर्य, धनधान्यादिसमृद्धि आदि अनेक लाभ होते हैं। ऐसे जातक के घर में अनेक शुभकार्य, वाहन-सौख्य, राजदर्शन, यत्तः किसी भी कार्य की सिद्धि तथा घर में सारी समृद्धियाँ, मित्र तथा राजा के द्वारा भाग्यवृद्धि, राज्यलाभ, महासौख्य, पुत्रप्राप्ति, पशुधन की बहुलता, रथयानलाभ तथा श्वेतवस्त्रप्राप्ति होती है। धनस्थानगत चन्द्र उच्च या स्वभवनगत हों तो भी अनेकविध धनलाभ, भाग्यवृद्धि, विशेष राजसम्मान, तथा विद्यालाभ होता है ॥१६-२२॥

    स्रोत: Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra, ch.44 (दशाफलाध्यायः), p.327, band6-7 (verse). Sense continues into 48.22. Shared commentary bands10-18, closing '॥१६-२२॥'.

  22. 48.22 सत्यापित

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    संस्कृत

    अनेकधनलाभं च भाग्यवृद्धि महत् सुखम् । विशेषं राजसम्मानं विद्यालाभं च विन्दति ॥ २२ ॥

    anekadhanalabham cha bhagyavrddhi mahat sukham, vishesham rajasammanam vidyalabham cha vindati

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    ...one obtains manifold gains of wealth, increase of fortune, great happiness, special royal honor, and gain of learning.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    इस प्रकार संक्षेपतः रविदशाफल मैंने कहा है। अब चन्द्रदशाफल भी विंशोत्तरी के अनुसार ही कहता हूँ। प्रबल पूर्णचन्द्र शुभग्रहयुक्त यदि अपने उच्च, स्वभवन, केन्द्र, त्रिकोण वा लाभस्थ हों, बली कर्मेश, भाग्येश या सुखेश के साथ भी हों तो आयधिक ऐश्वर्य, धनधान्यादिसमृद्धि आदि अनेक लाभ होते हैं। ऐसे जातक के घर में अनेक शुभकार्य, वाहन-सौख्य, राजदर्शन, यत्तः किसी भी कार्य की सिद्धि तथा घर में सारी समृद्धियाँ, मित्र तथा राजा के द्वारा भाग्यवृद्धि, राज्यलाभ, महासौख्य, पुत्रप्राप्ति, पशुधन की बहुलता, रथयानलाभ तथा श्वेतवस्त्रप्राप्ति होती है। धनस्थानगत चन्द्र उच्च या स्वभवनगत हों तो भी अनेकविध धनलाभ, भाग्यवृद्धि, विशेष राजसम्मान, तथा विद्यालाभ होता है ॥१६-२२॥

    स्रोत: Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra, ch.44 (दशाफलाध्यायः), p.327, band8-9 (verse), closing the numbered 48.16/19-22 sequence. Shared commentary bands10-18, closing '॥१६-२२॥', confirms this grouping.

  23. 48.23 सत्यापित

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    संस्कृत

    नीचे वा क्षीणचन्द्रे वा धनहानिर्भविष्यति । दुश्चिक्ये बलसंयुक्ते क्वचित् सौख्यं क्वचिद्धनम् ॥ २३ ॥

    niche va kshinachandre va dhanahanirbhavishyati, dushchikye balasamyukte kvachit saukhyam kvachiddhanam

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the Moon is debilitated or waned, there will be loss of wealth; [but] if strong even in the 6th/8th/12th (dushchikya), there is occasionally happiness, occasionally wealth.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    चन्द्रमा नीचस्थ या क्षीण हों तो उनकी दशा में धनहानि होती है। तृतीय स्थानगत वे बली हों तो कभी सौख्य, और कभी धनप्राप्ति होती है। पापग्रहयुक्त वे दुर्बल हों तो शारीरिक पीड़ा, मानसिक व्यथा, भृत्य से कष्ट, धनहानि, मातृ पत्नीय व्यक्ति द्वारा मरणतुल्य कष्ट होता है। वही दुर्बल सपाप चन्द्र त्रिकस्थ हों तो राजद्वेष, मानसिक कष्ट, धनधान्यादि का विनाश, मातृक्लेश, मनस्ताप, शरीर में जड़ता, मनोव्यथा आदि होते हैं। त्रिकस्थ चन्द्र बलयुक्त हों तो कभी लाभ कभी सुख, कभी देहपीड़ा होती है। शान्ति से सर्वत्र शुभ होता है ॥२३-२६॥

    स्रोत: Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra, ch.44 (दशाफलाध्यायः), p.327, band20-21 (verse), preceded by the subheading (band19) 'अशुभ चन्द्रदशाफल-' (inauspicious Moon-dasha results), structural, not seeded. Shared commentary (p.327 bands29-32 + p.328 bands1-3) resolved in full, closing '॥२३-२६॥'.

  24. 48.24 सत्यापित

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    संस्कृत

    दुर्बले पापसंयुक्ते देहजाड्यं मनोरुजा । भृत्यपीडा वित्तहानिर्मातृवर्गजनाद् वधः ॥ २४ ॥

    durbale papasamyukte dehajadyam manoruja, bhrtyapida vittahanirmatrvargajanad vadhah

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When [the Moon is] weak and joined with malefics: bodily sluggishness, mental illness, affliction from servants, loss of wealth, injury/death caused by people of the maternal family.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    चन्द्रमा नीचस्थ या क्षीण हों तो उनकी दशा में धनहानि होती है। तृतीय स्थानगत वे बली हों तो कभी सौख्य, और कभी धनप्राप्ति होती है। पापग्रहयुक्त वे दुर्बल हों तो शारीरिक पीड़ा, मानसिक व्यथा, भृत्य से कष्ट, धनहानि, मातृ पत्नीय व्यक्ति द्वारा मरणतुल्य कष्ट होता है। वही दुर्बल सपाप चन्द्र त्रिकस्थ हों तो राजद्वेष, मानसिक कष्ट, धनधान्यादि का विनाश, मातृक्लेश, मनस्ताप, शरीर में जड़ता, मनोव्यथा आदि होते हैं। त्रिकस्थ चन्द्र बलयुक्त हों तो कभी लाभ कभी सुख, कभी देहपीड़ा होती है। शान्ति से सर्वत्र शुभ होता है ॥२३-२६॥

    स्रोत: Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra, ch.44 (दशाफलाध्यायः), p.327, band22-23 (verse). DISCLOSED READING JUDGMENT CALL: the compound after 'भृत्यपीडा' was visually ambiguous in print (zoom crop p327-b23-zoom.png), resembling 'विच्छहानि'; resolved via grammatical corroboration to 'वित्तहानि' (wealth-loss), a standard, meaningful compound fitting the list of afflictions, since 'विच्छहानि' is not a recognized word. Shared commentary (p.327 bands29-32 + p.328 bands1-3) resolved in full, closing '॥२३-२६॥'.

  25. 48.25 सत्यापित

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    संस्कृत

    षष्ठाष्टमव्यये चन्द्रे दुर्बले पापसंयुते । राजद्वेषो मनोदुःखं धनधान्यादिनाशनम् ॥ २५ ॥

    shashthashtamavyaye chandre durbale papasamyute, rajadvesho manoduhkham dhanadhanyadinashanam

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When the Moon is in the 6th, 8th or 12th house, weak and joined with malefics: royal hostility, mental grief, destruction of wealth, grain and the like.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    चन्द्रमा नीचस्थ या क्षीण हों तो उनकी दशा में धनहानि होती है। तृतीय स्थानगत वे बली हों तो कभी सौख्य, और कभी धनप्राप्ति होती है। पापग्रहयुक्त वे दुर्बल हों तो शारीरिक पीड़ा, मानसिक व्यथा, भृत्य से कष्ट, धनहानि, मातृ पत्नीय व्यक्ति द्वारा मरणतुल्य कष्ट होता है। वही दुर्बल सपाप चन्द्र त्रिकस्थ हों तो राजद्वेष, मानसिक कष्ट, धनधान्यादि का विनाश, मातृक्लेश, मनस्ताप, शरीर में जड़ता, मनोव्यथा आदि होते हैं। त्रिकस्थ चन्द्र बलयुक्त हों तो कभी लाभ कभी सुख, कभी देहपीड़ा होती है। शान्ति से सर्वत्र शुभ होता है ॥२३-२६॥

    स्रोत: Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra, ch.44 (दशाफलाध्यायः), p.327, band24-25 (verse). Shared commentary (p.327 bands29-32 + p.328 bands1-3) resolved in full, closing '॥२३-२६॥'.

  26. 48.26 सत्यापित

    26

    संस्कृत

    मातृक्लेशो मनस्तापो देहजाड्यं मनोरुजा । दुःस्थे चन्द्रे बलयुक्ते क्वचिल्लाभः क्वचित् सुखम् । देहजाड्यं क्वचिच्चैव शुभं स्यात्तत्र शान्तितः ॥ २६ ॥

    matrkleshah manastapo dehajadyam manoruja, duhsthe chandre balayukte kvachillabhah kvachit sukham, dehajadyam kvachichchaiva shubham syattatra shantitah

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Distress to the mother, mental anguish, bodily sluggishness, mental illness. When the Moon, though in a dusthana, is strong: occasionally gain, occasionally happiness, occasionally bodily sluggishness even so -- there, [the result] becomes auspicious through [ritual] pacification.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    चन्द्रमा नीचस्थ या क्षीण हों तो उनकी दशा में धनहानि होती है। तृतीय स्थानगत वे बली हों तो कभी सौख्य, और कभी धनप्राप्ति होती है। पापग्रहयुक्त वे दुर्बल हों तो शारीरिक पीड़ा, मानसिक व्यथा, भृत्य से कष्ट, धनहानि, मातृ पत्नीय व्यक्ति द्वारा मरणतुल्य कष्ट होता है। वही दुर्बल सपाप चन्द्र त्रिकस्थ हों तो राजद्वेष, मानसिक कष्ट, धनधान्यादि का विनाश, मातृक्लेश, मनस्ताप, शरीर में जड़ता, मनोव्यथा आदि होते हैं। त्रिकस्थ चन्द्र बलयुक्त हों तो कभी लाभ कभी सुख, कभी देहपीड़ा होती है। शान्ति से सर्वत्र शुभ होता है ॥२३-२६॥

    स्रोत: Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra, ch.44 (दशाफलाध्यायः), p.327, band26-28 (verse). DISCLOSED STRUCTURAL NOTE: this verse is printed with THREE padas (six half-lines total, bands26+27+28) under a single closing numeral '॥२६॥', rather than the usual two-pada/four-line anushtubh pattern seen elsewhere in this chapter -- an extended (षट्पदी-style) verse. Transcribed exactly as printed, all three padas included in one entry, per the hard rule against silently normalizing an unusual but genuine printed structure. Shared commentary (p.327 bands29-32 + p.328 bands1-3) resolved in full, closing '॥२३-२६॥'.

  27. 48.27 सत्यापित

    27

    संस्कृत

    स्वक्षेत्रतुङ्गादिसंस्थस्य नीचारिभगतस्य च । वाच्यं भौमस्य सद्दशाफलं मिश्रं दशोद्भवम् ॥ २७ ॥

    svakshetratungadisansthasya nicharibhagatasya cha, vachyam bhaumasya saddashaphalam mishram dashodbhavam

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    For Mars situated in its own sign, exaltation and the like, or one gone to debilitation or an enemy's [sign], the auspicious dasha-result of Mars, or the mixed result arising from the dasha, is to be stated.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    अब उच्चादि तथा नीचादि स्थानगत भौम का शुभाशुभ दशाफल बतलाता हूँ। परमोच्च, स्वोच्चराशि, स्वभवन, मूलत्रिकोण, केन्द्र त्रिकोण, लाभस्थान या धनस्थान में बली भौम शुभग्रह से युक्त या दृष्ट जन्म-समय में हों तो राज्यलाभ, भूलाभ, धनधान्यादिसम्पत्तिलाभ, राजसम्मान, वाहन-वस्त्र-भूषण को प्राप्ति, विदेश में स्थानलाभ तथा सादरों का सुख कहना चाहिए। बली मंगल केन्द्रस्थ या तृतीयस्थ हों तो पराक्रम से धनलाभ, युद्ध में शत्रुक्षय, दशारम्भ में स्त्री-पुत्रादिलाभ, राजसम्मान तथा अन्यान्य सुख होते हैं। दशा के अन्त में कष्ट भी कहना चाहिए ॥२९-३२॥

    स्रोत: Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra, ch.44 (दशाफलाध्यायः), p.328, band4-5 (verse), opening the Mars/Bhauma-dasha results section. Preceded by the subheading 'भौमदशाफल-' (structural, not seeded), which fell inside the 187px gap between band3 and band4 and was recovered only via the mandatory gap re-scan -- not detected by the automated band split. DISCLOSED READING JUDGMENT CALL: the compound after 'भौमस्य' was visually ambiguous in print (zoom crops p328-b05-hires*, p328-b05-superzoom*.png), appearing as 'सद्दशत्फलं'; resolved via grammatical/sandhi corroboration (सत्+दशा -> सद्दशा, a standard voicing-assimilation compound meaning 'the good/auspicious dasha[-result]') to 'सद्दशाफलं', since 'सद्दशत्फलं' does not parse as a standard formation. Shared commentary bands16-23; see 48.27's citation-anomaly note.

  28. 48.28 सत्यापित

    28

    संस्कृत

    परमोच्चगते भौमे स्वोच्चे मूलत्रिकोणगे । स्वक्षे केन्द्रत्रिकोणे वा लाभे वा धनगेऽपि वा ॥ २८ ॥

    paramoccagate bhaume svocche mulatrikonage, svakshe kendratrikone va labhe va dhanage'pi va

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When Mars is in deep exaltation, in its own exaltation sign, in mulatrikona, in its own sign, in a kendra or trikona, in the 11th house, or even in the 2nd house --

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    अब उच्चादि तथा नीचादि स्थानगत भौम का शुभाशुभ दशाफल बतलाता हूँ। परमोच्च, स्वोच्चराशि, स्वभवन, मूलत्रिकोण, केन्द्र त्रिकोण, लाभस्थान या धनस्थान में बली भौम शुभग्रह से युक्त या दृष्ट जन्म-समय में हों तो राज्यलाभ, भूलाभ, धनधान्यादिसम्पत्तिलाभ, राजसम्मान, वाहन-वस्त्र-भूषण को प्राप्ति, विदेश में स्थानलाभ तथा सादरों का सुख कहना चाहिए। बली मंगल केन्द्रस्थ या तृतीयस्थ हों तो पराक्रम से धनलाभ, युद्ध में शत्रुक्षय, दशारम्भ में स्त्री-पुत्रादिलाभ, राजसम्मान तथा अन्यान्य सुख होते हैं। दशा के अन्त में कष्ट भी कहना चाहिए ॥२९-३२॥

    स्रोत: Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra, ch.44 (दशाफलाध्यायः), p.328, band6-7 (verse). Sense continues into 48.29. Shared commentary bands16-23, closing '॥२९-३२॥'; DISCLOSED CITATION ANOMALY: the commentary's content (opening 'उच्चादि तथा नीचादि स्थानगत भौम का शुभाशुभ दशाफल') plainly covers the placement conditions of both verse 27 and 28 as well as their results in 29-32, but the printed closing numeral cites only '॥२९-३२॥', not '२७-३२'. Retained exactly as printed rather than silently expanded or corrected.

  29. 48.29 सत्यापित

    29

    संस्कृत

    सम्पूर्णबलसंयुक्ते शुभदृष्टे शुभांशके । राज्यलाभो भूमिलाभो लाभो धान्यादिसम्पदाम् ॥ २९ ॥

    sampurnabalasamyukte shubhadrshte shubhanshake, rajyalabho bhumilabho labho dhanyadisampadam

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    -- and [Mars is] fully endowed with strength, aspected by benefics, in a benefic amsha, there is gain of kingdom, gain of land, and gain of grain and other wealth.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    अब उच्चादि तथा नीचादि स्थानगत भौम का शुभाशुभ दशाफल बतलाता हूँ। परमोच्च, स्वोच्चराशि, स्वभवन, मूलत्रिकोण, केन्द्र त्रिकोण, लाभस्थान या धनस्थान में बली भौम शुभग्रह से युक्त या दृष्ट जन्म-समय में हों तो राज्यलाभ, भूलाभ, धनधान्यादिसम्पत्तिलाभ, राजसम्मान, वाहन-वस्त्र-भूषण को प्राप्ति, विदेश में स्थानलाभ तथा सादरों का सुख कहना चाहिए। बली मंगल केन्द्रस्थ या तृतीयस्थ हों तो पराक्रम से धनलाभ, युद्ध में शत्रुक्षय, दशारम्भ में स्त्री-पुत्रादिलाभ, राजसम्मान तथा अन्यान्य सुख होते हैं। दशा के अन्त में कष्ट भी कहना चाहिए ॥२९-३२॥

    स्रोत: Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra, ch.44 (दशाफलाध्यायः), p.328, band8-9 (verse), completing the conditional clause opened at 48.28. Shared commentary bands16-23, closing '॥२९-३२॥'.

  30. 48.30 सत्यापित

    30

    संस्कृत

    अधिकं राजसम्मानं वाहनाम्बरभूषणम् । विदेशे स्थानलाभश्च सादराणां सुखं भवेत् ॥ ३० ॥

    adhikam rajasammanam vahanambarabhushanam, videshe sthanalabhashcha sadaranam sukham bhavet

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Great royal honor, vehicles, garments and ornaments; gain of position abroad; and happiness from respectful persons.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    अब उच्चादि तथा नीचादि स्थानगत भौम का शुभाशुभ दशाफल बतलाता हूँ। परमोच्च, स्वोच्चराशि, स्वभवन, मूलत्रिकोण, केन्द्र त्रिकोण, लाभस्थान या धनस्थान में बली भौम शुभग्रह से युक्त या दृष्ट जन्म-समय में हों तो राज्यलाभ, भूलाभ, धनधान्यादिसम्पत्तिलाभ, राजसम्मान, वाहन-वस्त्र-भूषण को प्राप्ति, विदेश में स्थानलाभ तथा सादरों का सुख कहना चाहिए। बली मंगल केन्द्रस्थ या तृतीयस्थ हों तो पराक्रम से धनलाभ, युद्ध में शत्रुक्षय, दशारम्भ में स्त्री-पुत्रादिलाभ, राजसम्मान तथा अन्यान्य सुख होते हैं। दशा के अन्त में कष्ट भी कहना चाहिए ॥२९-३२॥

    स्रोत: Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra, ch.44 (दशाफलाध्यायः), p.328, band10-11 (verse). Shared commentary bands16-23, closing '॥२९-३२॥'.

  31. 48.31 सत्यापित

    31

    संस्कृत

    केन्द्रे गते सदा भौमे दुश्चिक्ये बलसंयुते । पराक्रमाद्वित्तलाभो युद्धे शत्रुक्षयो भवेत् ॥ ३१ ॥

    kendre gate sada bhaume dushchikye balasamyute, parakramadvittalabho yuddhe shatrukshayo bhavet

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When Mars is always placed in a kendra, or strong even in the 6th/8th/12th (dushchikya): gain of wealth through valor, and destruction of enemies in battle.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    अब उच्चादि तथा नीचादि स्थानगत भौम का शुभाशुभ दशाफल बतलाता हूँ। परमोच्च, स्वोच्चराशि, स्वभवन, मूलत्रिकोण, केन्द्र त्रिकोण, लाभस्थान या धनस्थान में बली भौम शुभग्रह से युक्त या दृष्ट जन्म-समय में हों तो राज्यलाभ, भूलाभ, धनधान्यादिसम्पत्तिलाभ, राजसम्मान, वाहन-वस्त्र-भूषण को प्राप्ति, विदेश में स्थानलाभ तथा सादरों का सुख कहना चाहिए। बली मंगल केन्द्रस्थ या तृतीयस्थ हों तो पराक्रम से धनलाभ, युद्ध में शत्रुक्षय, दशारम्भ में स्त्री-पुत्रादिलाभ, राजसम्मान तथा अन्यान्य सुख होते हैं। दशा के अन्त में कष्ट भी कहना चाहिए ॥२९-३२॥

    स्रोत: Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra, ch.44 (दशाफलाध्यायः), p.328, band12-13 (verse). Shared commentary bands16-23, closing '॥२९-३२॥'.

  32. 48.32 सत्यापित

    32

    संस्कृत

    कलत्रपुत्रविभवं राजसम्मानमेव च । दशादौ सुखमाप्नोति दशान्ते कष्टमादिशेत् ॥ ३२ ॥

    kalatraputravibhavam rajasammanameva cha, dashadau sukhamapnoti dashante kashtamadishet

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Prosperity through wife and sons, and royal honor as well. At the start of the dasha one obtains happiness; at the end of the dasha, hardship should be predicted.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    अब उच्चादि तथा नीचादि स्थानगत भौम का शुभाशुभ दशाफल बतलाता हूँ। परमोच्च, स्वोच्चराशि, स्वभवन, मूलत्रिकोण, केन्द्र त्रिकोण, लाभस्थान या धनस्थान में बली भौम शुभग्रह से युक्त या दृष्ट जन्म-समय में हों तो राज्यलाभ, भूलाभ, धनधान्यादिसम्पत्तिलाभ, राजसम्मान, वाहन-वस्त्र-भूषण को प्राप्ति, विदेश में स्थानलाभ तथा सादरों का सुख कहना चाहिए। बली मंगल केन्द्रस्थ या तृतीयस्थ हों तो पराक्रम से धनलाभ, युद्ध में शत्रुक्षय, दशारम्भ में स्त्री-पुत्रादिलाभ, राजसम्मान तथा अन्यान्य सुख होते हैं। दशा के अन्त में कष्ट भी कहना चाहिए ॥२९-३२॥

    स्रोत: Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra, ch.44 (दशाफलाध्यायः), p.328, band14-15 (verse), closing the numbered 48.27-32 sequence. Shared commentary bands16-23, closing '॥२९-३२॥'; DISCLOSED CITATION ANOMALY: the commentary's content (opening 'उच्चादि तथा नीचादि स्थानगत भौम का शुभाशुभ दशाफल') plainly covers the placement conditions of both verse 27 and 28 as well as their results in 29-32, but the printed closing numeral cites only '॥२९-३२॥', not '२७-३२'. Retained exactly as printed rather than silently expanded or corrected.

  33. 48.33 सत्यापित

    33

    संस्कृत

    नीचादिदुःस्थगे भूमिसुते बलविवर्जिते । पापयुक्ते पापदृष्टे सा दशा नेष्टदायिका ॥ ३३ ॥

    nichadiduhsthage bhumisute balavivarjite, papayukte papadrshte sa dasha neshtadayika

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When Mars is placed in debilitation or an inauspicious [dusthana] house, devoid of strength, joined with malefics, or aspected by malefics -- that dasha does not grant desired results.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    नीचादि अशुभस्थान में निर्बल भौम पापयुक्त या पापदृष्ट हों तो भौम की दशा इष्टप्रद नहीं होती है ॥३३॥

    स्रोत: Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra, ch.44 (दशाफलाध्यायः), p.328, band25-26 (verse), preceded by the subheading (band24) 'अशुभ कुजदशाफल-' (inauspicious Mars-dasha results), structural, not seeded. Own commentary bands27-28, closing '॥३३॥'.

  34. 48.34 सत्यापित

    34

    संस्कृत

    अथागोः शिखिनश्चापि वच्मि गेहादिकं मुने । [...इल्लेजिबल...] तत्समर्पितः ॥ ३४ ॥

    athagoh shikhinashchapi vachmi gehadikam mune ... [illegible] ... tatsamarpitah

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Now, O sage, I shall also tell the house-placement and the like of Rahu (Agu) and Ketu (Shikhin). [remainder of this verse is obscured in the source scan]

    स्रोत: Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra, ch.44 (दशाफलाध्यायः), p.328, band30-31 (verse), preceded by the subheading (band29) 'राहु-केतु का गृहादिस्थान तथा दशाफल-' (Rahu-Ketu's house-placement and dasha-results), structural, not seeded. Opens the Rahu/Ketu section, closing the page. DISCLOSED SOURCE DEFECT: pada b of this verse is printed at the very bottom of the page where it physically overlaps, pixel-for-pixel, with the clean digitization footer stamp ('CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri') -- confirmed via fine-grained row-darkness profiling (no clean vertical separation exists between the two text layers in this band) and multiple high-zoom crops (p328-b31-hires*.png, p328-b31-h0..h4.png). Only pada a is fully legible; of pada b, only a trailing fragment ('...तत्समर्पितः') and the closing numeral '॥ ३४ ॥' could be confidently read through the overlay. The remainder is illegible and NOT fabricated or reconstructed from memory of other editions, per the hard no-fabrication rule -- flagged as unresolved pending a cleaner scan/copy of this page, not a cross-page split.

  35. 48.35 सत्यापित

    35

    संस्कृत

    राहोस्तु वृषभं केतोश्श्चिकं तुङ्गसंज्ञकम् । मूलत्रिकोणकं युग्मं चापं वृद्धं यथाक्रमम् ॥ ३५ ॥

    rahostu vrishabham ketoshchikam tungasanjnakam, mulatrikonakam yugmam chapam vriddham yathakramam

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    For Rahu, Taurus is called [the sign of] exaltation; for Ketu, Scorpio. Their mulatrikona [signs] are Gemini and Sagittarius respectively, in order.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    अब मैं राहु-केतु का गेहादिक उसके दशाफल जानने के लिए कहता हूँ, दत्तचित्त होकर सुनो। राहु का उच्च वृष, और केतु का वृश्चिक है। दोनों का क्रमशः मूलत्रिकोण मिथुन तथा धनु है। राहु का घर कुम्भ, केतु का वृश्चिक है या किन्हीं आचार्यों के मतानुसार दोनों का घर क्रमशः कन्या, मीन है। जन्म-समय में यदि उच्चादि स्थानस्थ राहु हों तो उसकी दशा में धन-धान्यादि का अनेकविध सुख, मित्र तथा राजा के द्वारा अभीष्टप्राप्ति, वाहन, पुत्रलाभ, नूतनगृह-निर्माण, धर्मचिन्तन, महोत्सव, विदेश में राजसम्मान, वस्त्र, अलङ्कारादि का लाभ होते हैं। वही राहु शुभग्रह-युक्त या दृष्ट हों, योगकारक ग्रह के साथ हों, केन्द्र, त्रिकोण, लाभस्थान या दुश्चिक्य में हों तो महाराज-प्रसाद से अतुल सम्पत्ति की प्राप्ति होती है! उसे यवन-प्रभु का सम्मान तथा घर में अनेकविध कल्याण होते हैं ॥ ३४-३९॥ (source prints this closing citation as '३४-३९१/२', i.e. covering through the unnumbered half-verse below; reproduced here without the fraction glyph which does not render, see 48.39.5's own source note)

    स्रोत: Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra, ch.44 (दशाफलाध्यायः), p.329, band02-03 (verse), continues the Rahu-Ketu section opened by 48.34 on p.328. Shared commentary (bands13-22) covers 48.35-48.39.5, closing '॥ ३४-३९१/२ ॥' -- printed as a half-verse citation, see 48.39.5.

  36. 48.36 सत्यापित

    36

    संस्कृत

    घटाली अपि वा कन्या-मीनौ कांश्चिद् गृहे स्मृते । तदाये बहुसौख्यं च धनधान्यादिसम्पदाम् ॥ ३६ ॥

    ghatali api va kanya-minau kanshchid grihe smrite, tadaye bahusaukhyam cha dhanadhanyadisampadam

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Aquarius-Scorpio [ghata-ali], or by some, Virgo-Pisces, are remembered as their own houses. In their [dasha's] income [house], there is much happiness, and prosperity of wealth, grain and the like.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    अब मैं राहु-केतु का गेहादिक उसके दशाफल जानने के लिए कहता हूँ, दत्तचित्त होकर सुनो। राहु का उच्च वृष, और केतु का वृश्चिक है। दोनों का क्रमशः मूलत्रिकोण मिथुन तथा धनु है। राहु का घर कुम्भ, केतु का वृश्चिक है या किन्हीं आचार्यों के मतानुसार दोनों का घर क्रमशः कन्या, मीन है। जन्म-समय में यदि उच्चादि स्थानस्थ राहु हों तो उसकी दशा में धन-धान्यादि का अनेकविध सुख, मित्र तथा राजा के द्वारा अभीष्टप्राप्ति, वाहन, पुत्रलाभ, नूतनगृह-निर्माण, धर्मचिन्तन, महोत्सव, विदेश में राजसम्मान, वस्त्र, अलङ्कारादि का लाभ होते हैं। वही राहु शुभग्रह-युक्त या दृष्ट हों, योगकारक ग्रह के साथ हों, केन्द्र, त्रिकोण, लाभस्थान या दुश्चिक्य में हों तो महाराज-प्रसाद से अतुल सम्पत्ति की प्राप्ति होती है! उसे यवन-प्रभु का सम्मान तथा घर में अनेकविध कल्याण होते हैं ॥ ३४-३९॥ (source prints this closing citation as '३४-३९१/२', i.e. covering through the unnumbered half-verse below; reproduced here without the fraction glyph which does not render, see 48.39.5's own source note)

    स्रोत: Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra, ch.44 (दशाफलाध्यायः), p.329, band04-05 (verse). DISCLOSED: 'घटाली' (Ghata-Ali = Aquarius-Scorpio) is a compact dvandva naming Rahu-Ketu's own-house per one opinion; the commentary (bands13-16) glosses this and the alternative (Virgo-Pisces per other acharyas) explicitly. Shared commentary as on 48.35.

  37. 48.37 सत्यापित

    37

    संस्कृत

    मित्रप्रभुवशादिष्टं वाहनं पुत्रसम्भवः । नूतनगृहनिर्माणं धर्मचिन्तामहोत्सवः ॥ ३७ ॥

    mitraprabhuvashadishtam vahanam putrasambhavah, nutanagrihanirmanam dharmachintamahotsavah

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Through the favor of friends and lords, desired [gains], vehicles, birth of sons; construction of a new house, great festivities of dharma-minded thought.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    अब मैं राहु-केतु का गेहादिक उसके दशाफल जानने के लिए कहता हूँ, दत्तचित्त होकर सुनो। राहु का उच्च वृष, और केतु का वृश्चिक है। दोनों का क्रमशः मूलत्रिकोण मिथुन तथा धनु है। राहु का घर कुम्भ, केतु का वृश्चिक है या किन्हीं आचार्यों के मतानुसार दोनों का घर क्रमशः कन्या, मीन है। जन्म-समय में यदि उच्चादि स्थानस्थ राहु हों तो उसकी दशा में धन-धान्यादि का अनेकविध सुख, मित्र तथा राजा के द्वारा अभीष्टप्राप्ति, वाहन, पुत्रलाभ, नूतनगृह-निर्माण, धर्मचिन्तन, महोत्सव, विदेश में राजसम्मान, वस्त्र, अलङ्कारादि का लाभ होते हैं। वही राहु शुभग्रह-युक्त या दृष्ट हों, योगकारक ग्रह के साथ हों, केन्द्र, त्रिकोण, लाभस्थान या दुश्चिक्य में हों तो महाराज-प्रसाद से अतुल सम्पत्ति की प्राप्ति होती है! उसे यवन-प्रभु का सम्मान तथा घर में अनेकविध कल्याण होते हैं ॥ ३४-३९॥ (source prints this closing citation as '३४-३९१/२', i.e. covering through the unnumbered half-verse below; reproduced here without the fraction glyph which does not render, see 48.39.5's own source note)

    स्रोत: Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra, ch.44 (दशाफलाध्यायः), p.329, band06-07 (verse). DISCLOSED READING: pada b's opening compound (before 'धर्मचिन्तामहोत्सवः') is a difficult conjunct in the scan -- extensive high-zoom/pixel-level verification (p329-b07-hires/nearest/seg crops) could not fully resolve it from the root-verse glyphs alone. Resolved as 'नूतनगृहनिर्माणं' (new house construction) via corroboration with the accompanying Hindi commentary (band18), which explicitly glosses this result as 'नूतनगृह-निर्माण' in the same sequence of results. Flagged as a corroborated judgment call, not a directly-confirmed pixel reading.

  38. 48.38 सत्यापित

    38

    संस्कृत

    विदेशे राजसम्मानं वस्त्रालङ्कारभूषणम् । शुभयुक्ते शुभदृष्टे योगकारकसंयुते ॥ ३८ ॥

    videshe rajasammanam vastralankarabhushanam, shubhayukte shubhadrishte yogakarakasanyute

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Royal respect in a foreign land, clothes and ornaments and jewelry -- [this] when [Rahu is] joined with benefics, aspected by benefics, together with a yogakaraka planet.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    अब मैं राहु-केतु का गेहादिक उसके दशाफल जानने के लिए कहता हूँ, दत्तचित्त होकर सुनो। राहु का उच्च वृष, और केतु का वृश्चिक है। दोनों का क्रमशः मूलत्रिकोण मिथुन तथा धनु है। राहु का घर कुम्भ, केतु का वृश्चिक है या किन्हीं आचार्यों के मतानुसार दोनों का घर क्रमशः कन्या, मीन है। जन्म-समय में यदि उच्चादि स्थानस्थ राहु हों तो उसकी दशा में धन-धान्यादि का अनेकविध सुख, मित्र तथा राजा के द्वारा अभीष्टप्राप्ति, वाहन, पुत्रलाभ, नूतनगृह-निर्माण, धर्मचिन्तन, महोत्सव, विदेश में राजसम्मान, वस्त्र, अलङ्कारादि का लाभ होते हैं। वही राहु शुभग्रह-युक्त या दृष्ट हों, योगकारक ग्रह के साथ हों, केन्द्र, त्रिकोण, लाभस्थान या दुश्चिक्य में हों तो महाराज-प्रसाद से अतुल सम्पत्ति की प्राप्ति होती है! उसे यवन-प्रभु का सम्मान तथा घर में अनेकविध कल्याण होते हैं ॥ ३४-३९॥ (source prints this closing citation as '३४-३९१/२', i.e. covering through the unnumbered half-verse below; reproduced here without the fraction glyph which does not render, see 48.39.5's own source note)

    स्रोत: Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra, ch.44 (दशाफलाध्यायः), p.329, band08-09 (verse). Pada b's condition clause (शुभयुक्ते...योगकारकसंयुते) is shared by 48.39's result too, per the commentary (bands20-21) which restates the same conditions before both results.

  39. 48.39 सत्यापित

    39

    संस्कृत

    केन्द्रत्रिकोणलाभे वा दुश्चिक्ये शुभराशिगे । महाराजप्रसादेन सर्वसम्पत् सुखावहा ॥ ३९ ॥

    kendratrikonalabhe va dushchikye shubharashige, maharajaprasadena sarvasampat sukhavaha

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Or [when Rahu is] in a kendra, trikona, or labha house, or in a dushchikya [6/8/12] house but in a benefic sign -- through the favor of a great king, all wealth and prosperity bringing happiness.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    अब मैं राहु-केतु का गेहादिक उसके दशाफल जानने के लिए कहता हूँ, दत्तचित्त होकर सुनो। राहु का उच्च वृष, और केतु का वृश्चिक है। दोनों का क्रमशः मूलत्रिकोण मिथुन तथा धनु है। राहु का घर कुम्भ, केतु का वृश्चिक है या किन्हीं आचार्यों के मतानुसार दोनों का घर क्रमशः कन्या, मीन है। जन्म-समय में यदि उच्चादि स्थानस्थ राहु हों तो उसकी दशा में धन-धान्यादि का अनेकविध सुख, मित्र तथा राजा के द्वारा अभीष्टप्राप्ति, वाहन, पुत्रलाभ, नूतनगृह-निर्माण, धर्मचिन्तन, महोत्सव, विदेश में राजसम्मान, वस्त्र, अलङ्कारादि का लाभ होते हैं। वही राहु शुभग्रह-युक्त या दृष्ट हों, योगकारक ग्रह के साथ हों, केन्द्र, त्रिकोण, लाभस्थान या दुश्चिक्य में हों तो महाराज-प्रसाद से अतुल सम्पत्ति की प्राप्ति होती है! उसे यवन-प्रभु का सम्मान तथा घर में अनेकविध कल्याण होते हैं ॥ ३४-३९॥ (source prints this closing citation as '३४-३९१/२', i.e. covering through the unnumbered half-verse below; reproduced here without the fraction glyph which does not render, see 48.39.5's own source note)

    स्रोत: Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra, ch.44 (दशाफलाध्यायः), p.329, band10-11 (verse), continuing pada a's condition from 48.38.

  40. 48.39.5 सत्यापित

    39½

    संस्कृत

    यवनप्रभुसन्मानं गृहे कल्याणसम्भवः ।

    yavanaprabhusanmanam grihe kalyanasambhavah

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Respect from Yavana (foreign) lords, and manifold auspiciousness born in the home.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    अब मैं राहु-केतु का गेहादिक उसके दशाफल जानने के लिए कहता हूँ, दत्तचित्त होकर सुनो। राहु का उच्च वृष, और केतु का वृश्चिक है। दोनों का क्रमशः मूलत्रिकोण मिथुन तथा धनु है। राहु का घर कुम्भ, केतु का वृश्चिक है या किन्हीं आचार्यों के मतानुसार दोनों का घर क्रमशः कन्या, मीन है। जन्म-समय में यदि उच्चादि स्थानस्थ राहु हों तो उसकी दशा में धन-धान्यादि का अनेकविध सुख, मित्र तथा राजा के द्वारा अभीष्टप्राप्ति, वाहन, पुत्रलाभ, नूतनगृह-निर्माण, धर्मचिन्तन, महोत्सव, विदेश में राजसम्मान, वस्त्र, अलङ्कारादि का लाभ होते हैं। वही राहु शुभग्रह-युक्त या दृष्ट हों, योगकारक ग्रह के साथ हों, केन्द्र, त्रिकोण, लाभस्थान या दुश्चिक्य में हों तो महाराज-प्रसाद से अतुल सम्पत्ति की प्राप्ति होती है! उसे यवन-प्रभु का सम्मान तथा घर में अनेकविध कल्याण होते हैं ॥ ३४-३९॥ (source prints this closing citation as '३४-३९१/२', i.e. covering through the unnumbered half-verse below; reproduced here without the fraction glyph which does not render, see 48.39.5's own source note)

    स्रोत: Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra, ch.44 (दशाफलाध्यायः), p.329, band12 (verse). DISCLOSED ATYPICAL CITATION: this line is printed as a single couplet ending only in a single danda ('।'), with NO independent closing numeral of its own -- unlike every other verse on this page. The shared commentary (band22) explicitly closes with the citation '॥ ३४-३९१/२ ॥' (34 through 39-and-a-half), i.e. the source itself cites this line as a half-verse appended after 48.39, not as a fully independent numbered verse 40. Ref '48.39.5' and label '39½' are used here to reproduce that printed fractional citation faithfully rather than silently renumbering it as a whole verse 40 (the next full verse, opening a new subheaded section, is independently numbered ४० / 48.40 below).

  41. 48.40 सत्यापित

    40

    संस्कृत

    रन्ध्रे वा व्ययगे राहौ तदाये कष्टदं फलम् ॥ ४० ॥

    randhre va vyayage rahau tadaye kashtadam phalam

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Or when Rahu is in the 8th [randhra] or 12th [vyaya] house, in its dasha the result is distressing.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    अष्टम या व्यय स्थान में राहु हों तो उसकी दशा कष्टप्रद होती है। वह पापग्रह से सम्बद्ध हों, या मारकग्रहयुक्त हों, नीचराशिस्थ हों तो जातक को दशान्तांश, मनोव्यथा, स्त्री-पुत्र का नाश, कुत्सितान्न का भोजन, दशारम्भ में शरीरपीड़ा, धन-धान्यक्षय होता है । दशामध्य में वह सुखी, और स्वदेश में धनलाभ, दशान्त में कष्ट, स्थानभ्रंश तथा मनोव्यथा ये फल होते हैं ॥ ४०-४२ ॥

    स्रोत: Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra, ch.44 (दशाफलाध्यायः), p.329, band24 (verse), preceded by the subheading (band23) 'अशुभ राहुदशाफल-' (inauspicious Rahu-dasha results), structural, not seeded. Cross-page commentary (begins p.329 band31, concludes p.330 bands1-3) now merged in full. CITATION-SCOPE ANOMALY (same recurring pattern as p.328's 48.28/48.32): the printed closing citation reads "॥ ४०-४२ ॥" (covering only 40-42), yet the commentary's own content ("दशामध्ये...स्वदेशे...दशान्ते कष्टं...स्थानभ्रंश...मनोव्यथा") verbatim parallels 48.43's own verse wording and plainly also describes it. Reproduced here exactly as printed ("४०-४२"), not silently expanded to "४०-४३".

  42. 48.41 सत्यापित

    41

    संस्कृत

    पापग्रहेण सम्बन्धे मारकग्रहसंयुते । नीचराशिगते वापि स्थानभ्रंशे मनोरुजा ॥ ४१ ॥

    papagrahena sambandhe marakagrahasanyute, nicharashigate vapi sthanabhranshe manoruja

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    When [Rahu is] connected with a malefic planet, joined with a maraka planet, in a debilitated sign, or displaced from position -- mental illness.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    अष्टम या व्यय स्थान में राहु हों तो उसकी दशा कष्टप्रद होती है। वह पापग्रह से सम्बद्ध हों, या मारकग्रहयुक्त हों, नीचराशिस्थ हों तो जातक को दशान्तांश, मनोव्यथा, स्त्री-पुत्र का नाश, कुत्सितान्न का भोजन, दशारम्भ में शरीरपीड़ा, धन-धान्यक्षय होता है । दशामध्य में वह सुखी, और स्वदेश में धनलाभ, दशान्त में कष्ट, स्थानभ्रंश तथा मनोव्यथा ये फल होते हैं ॥ ४०-४२ ॥

    स्रोत: Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra, ch.44 (दशाफलाध्यायः), p.329, band25-26 (verse). Shared commentary for 48.40-48.43 begins band31; see 48.43's source note for the cross-page cutoff. Cross-page commentary (begins p.329 band31, concludes p.330 bands1-3) now merged in full. CITATION-SCOPE ANOMALY (same recurring pattern as p.328's 48.28/48.32): the printed closing citation reads "॥ ४०-४२ ॥" (covering only 40-42), yet the commentary's own content ("दशामध्ये...स्वदेशे...दशान्ते कष्टं...स्थानभ्रंश...मनोव्यथा") verbatim parallels 48.43's own verse wording and plainly also describes it. Reproduced here exactly as printed ("४०-४२"), not silently expanded to "४०-४३".

  43. 48.42 सत्यापित

    42

    संस्कृत

    नाशो हि दारपुत्राणां कदन्नानां च भोजनम् । दशादौ देहपीडा च धनधान्यपरिच्युतिः ॥ ४२ ॥

    nasho hi daraputranam kadannanam cha bhojanam, dashadau dehapida cha dhanadhanyaparichyutih

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Indeed, loss of wife and sons, and eating of bad food; at the onset of the dasha, bodily affliction, and deprivation of wealth and grain.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    अष्टम या व्यय स्थान में राहु हों तो उसकी दशा कष्टप्रद होती है। वह पापग्रह से सम्बद्ध हों, या मारकग्रहयुक्त हों, नीचराशिस्थ हों तो जातक को दशान्तांश, मनोव्यथा, स्त्री-पुत्र का नाश, कुत्सितान्न का भोजन, दशारम्भ में शरीरपीड़ा, धन-धान्यक्षय होता है । दशामध्य में वह सुखी, और स्वदेश में धनलाभ, दशान्त में कष्ट, स्थानभ्रंश तथा मनोव्यथा ये फल होते हैं ॥ ४०-४२ ॥

    स्रोत: Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra, ch.44 (दशाफलाध्यायः), p.329, band27-28 (verse). Cross-page commentary (begins p.329 band31, concludes p.330 bands1-3) now merged in full. CITATION-SCOPE ANOMALY (same recurring pattern as p.328's 48.28/48.32): the printed closing citation reads "॥ ४०-४२ ॥" (covering only 40-42), yet the commentary's own content ("दशामध्ये...स्वदेशे...दशान्ते कष्टं...स्थानभ्रंश...मनोव्यथा") verbatim parallels 48.43's own verse wording and plainly also describes it. Reproduced here exactly as printed ("४०-४२"), not silently expanded to "४०-४३".

  44. 48.43 सत्यापित

    43

    संस्कृत

    दशामध्ये तु सौख्यं स्यात् स्वदेशे लाभवाञ्जरः । दशान्ते कष्टमाप्नोति स्थानभ्रंशं मनोव्यथाम् ॥ ४३ ॥

    dashamadhye tu saukhyam syat svadeshe labhavanjarah, dashante kashtamapnoti sthanabhramsham manovyathaam

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    In the middle of the dasha there is happiness, and in one's own country [Rahu] is inclined toward gain; at the end of the dasha [one] obtains difficulty, displacement from one's position, and mental anguish.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    अष्टम या व्यय स्थान में राहु हों तो उसकी दशा कष्टप्रद होती है। वह पापग्रह से सम्बद्ध हों, या मारकग्रहयुक्त हों, नीचराशिस्थ हों तो जातक को दशान्तांश, मनोव्यथा, स्त्री-पुत्र का नाश, कुत्सितान्न का भोजन, दशारम्भ में शरीरपीड़ा, धन-धान्यक्षय होता है । दशामध्य में वह सुखी, और स्वदेश में धनलाभ, दशान्त में कष्ट, स्थानभ्रंश तथा मनोव्यथा ये फल होते हैं ॥ ४०-४२ ॥

    स्रोत: CORRECTION APPLIED: the printed reading of pada b is "स्वदेशे लाभवाञ्जरः" (not "लाभनाशकरः" as originally seeded from page329's first pass). The original seeding misread an ञ्ज conjunct as नाश under time pressure without a tight-enough zoom crop. Re-extracted page329 at full resolution and re-cropped to 6x zoom on the disputed word after page330's commentary text ("स्वदेश में धनलाभ" — gain of wealth in own country) directly contradicted the original "loss of gain" reading. The corrected zoom clearly shows ला-भ-वा-ञ्ज-रः, ruling out नाश. "वाञ्जरः" is not a standard dictionary compound (most likely related to वाञ्छा, "desire/inclination"), but this is the reading actually printed on the page, retained as printed per the transcription policy of never silently substituting a more familiar-sounding word for an uncertain but legible one. The corrected sense (positive/inclined-toward-gain) is now consistent with page330's commentary gloss. Cross-page commentary (begins p.329 band31, concludes p.330 bands1-3) now merged in full. CITATION-SCOPE ANOMALY (same recurring pattern as p.328's 48.28/48.32): the printed closing citation reads "॥ ४०-४२ ॥" (covering only 40-42), yet the commentary's own content ("दशामध्ये...स्वदेशे...दशान्ते कष्टं...स्थानभ्रंश...मनोव्यथा") verbatim parallels 48.43's own verse wording and plainly also describes it. Reproduced here exactly as printed ("४०-४२"), not silently expanded to "४०-४३".

  45. 48.44 सत्यापित

    44

    संस्कृत

    सर्वग्रहप्रशस्तस्य देवेज्यस्य दशाफलम् । वक्ष्ये तच्छृणु मैत्रेय सम्प्रत्येकाग्रचेतसा ॥ ४४ ॥

    sarvagrahaprashastasya devejyasya dashaphalam, vakshye tachchhrinu maitreya sampratyekagrachetasa

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Now I shall tell the dasha-results of Jupiter (Devejya), auspicious among all planets; hear that, O Maitreya, with a one-pointed mind.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    सर्वग्रह-प्रशस्त गुरु का दशाफल बतलाता हूँ, हे मैत्रेय! एकाग्रचित्त होकर सुनो । गुरु स्वोच्च, स्वभवन, केन्द्र, लाभस्थान, त्रिकोण या मूलत्रिकोण, उच्च के नवांश या स्वनवांश में हों तो राज्यलाभ, महासुख, राजसम्मान, हाथी, घोड़ी का सौख्य, देव-ब्राह्मण का पूजन, स्त्री, पुत्र, वाहन, वस्त्र का सुख, यज्ञकार्य में सिद्धि, वेदान्त-श्रवण, राजप्रसाद से स्वेष्टसिद्धि, पालकी (शिविका), सुखकर कल्याण, पुत्र-स्त्री का लाभ तथा प्रिय अन्नदान ये सभी प्राप्त होते हैं ॥ ४४-४८ ॥

    स्रोत: Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra, ch.44 (दशाफलाध्यायः), p.330, band05-06 (verse), preceded by the subheading (band04) "जीवदशाफल-" (Jupiter-dasha results), structural, not seeded. Shared commentary for 48.44-48.48 at bands16-21, closing "॥ ४४-४८ ॥" (no citation-scope anomaly here -- matches exactly).

  46. 48.45 सत्यापित

    45

    संस्कृत

    स्वोच्चे स्वक्षेत्रगे जीवे केन्द्रलाभत्रिकोणगे । मूलत्रिकोणस्थाने वा तुङ्गांशे स्वांशगेऽपि वा ॥ ४५ ॥

    svocche svakshetrage jive kendralabhatrikonage, mulatrikonasthane va tungamshe svamshage'pi va

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [If] Jupiter is in its exaltation, own sign, a kendra, labha-sthana, or trikona; or in its mulatrikona place, or in the navamsha of exaltation, or even in its own navamsha --

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    सर्वग्रह-प्रशस्त गुरु का दशाफल बतलाता हूँ, हे मैत्रेय! एकाग्रचित्त होकर सुनो । गुरु स्वोच्च, स्वभवन, केन्द्र, लाभस्थान, त्रिकोण या मूलत्रिकोण, उच्च के नवांश या स्वनवांश में हों तो राज्यलाभ, महासुख, राजसम्मान, हाथी, घोड़ी का सौख्य, देव-ब्राह्मण का पूजन, स्त्री, पुत्र, वाहन, वस्त्र का सुख, यज्ञकार्य में सिद्धि, वेदान्त-श्रवण, राजप्रसाद से स्वेष्टसिद्धि, पालकी (शिविका), सुखकर कल्याण, पुत्र-स्त्री का लाभ तथा प्रिय अन्नदान ये सभी प्राप्त होते हैं ॥ ४४-४८ ॥

    स्रोत: Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra, ch.44 (दशाफलाध्यायः), p.330, band07-08 (verse). Reads "तुङ्गांशे" (confirmed via high-zoom pixel inspection distinguishing the ङ्ग conjunct from ज्ञ), not an initially-considered "तुज्ञांशे".

  47. 48.46 सत्यापित

    46

    संस्कृत

    राज्यलाभो महत्सौख्यं राजसन्मानकीर्तनम् । गजवाजियुतिश्चैव देवब्राह्मणपूजनम् ॥ ४६ ॥

    rajyalabho mahatsaukhyam rajasanmanakirtanam, gajavajiyutishchaiva devabrahmanapujanam

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Gain of kingdom, great happiness, royal honor and renown; also the acquisition of elephants and horses, and worship of gods and brahmins.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    सर्वग्रह-प्रशस्त गुरु का दशाफल बतलाता हूँ, हे मैत्रेय! एकाग्रचित्त होकर सुनो । गुरु स्वोच्च, स्वभवन, केन्द्र, लाभस्थान, त्रिकोण या मूलत्रिकोण, उच्च के नवांश या स्वनवांश में हों तो राज्यलाभ, महासुख, राजसम्मान, हाथी, घोड़ी का सौख्य, देव-ब्राह्मण का पूजन, स्त्री, पुत्र, वाहन, वस्त्र का सुख, यज्ञकार्य में सिद्धि, वेदान्त-श्रवण, राजप्रसाद से स्वेष्टसिद्धि, पालकी (शिविका), सुखकर कल्याण, पुत्र-स्त्री का लाभ तथा प्रिय अन्नदान ये सभी प्राप्त होते हैं ॥ ४४-४८ ॥

    स्रोत: Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra, ch.44 (दशाफलाध्यायः), p.330, band09-10 (verse).

  48. 48.47 सत्यापित

    47

    संस्कृत

    दारपुत्रादिसौख्यं च वाहनाम्बरजं भवेत् । यज्ञादिकर्मसिद्धिः स्याद्वेदान्तश्रवणादिकम् ॥ ४७ ॥

    daraputradisaukhyam cha vahanambarajam bhavet, yajnadikarmasiddhih syadvedantashravanadikam

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Happiness from wife, sons, and the like; the acquisition of vehicles and garments; success in sacrificial and other rites, and the study of Vedanta and the like.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    सर्वग्रह-प्रशस्त गुरु का दशाफल बतलाता हूँ, हे मैत्रेय! एकाग्रचित्त होकर सुनो । गुरु स्वोच्च, स्वभवन, केन्द्र, लाभस्थान, त्रिकोण या मूलत्रिकोण, उच्च के नवांश या स्वनवांश में हों तो राज्यलाभ, महासुख, राजसम्मान, हाथी, घोड़ी का सौख्य, देव-ब्राह्मण का पूजन, स्त्री, पुत्र, वाहन, वस्त्र का सुख, यज्ञकार्य में सिद्धि, वेदान्त-श्रवण, राजप्रसाद से स्वेष्टसिद्धि, पालकी (शिविका), सुखकर कल्याण, पुत्र-स्त्री का लाभ तथा प्रिय अन्नदान ये सभी प्राप्त होते हैं ॥ ४४-४८ ॥

    स्रोत: Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra, ch.44 (दशाफलाध्यायः), p.330, band11-12 (verse).

  49. 48.48 सत्यापित

    48

    संस्कृत

    महाराजप्रसादेन स्वेष्टार्थसिद्धिः सुखावहा । आन्दोलिकादिलाभश्च कल्याणं च महत् सुखम् ॥ ४८ ॥

    maharajaprasadena sveshtarthasiddhih sukhavaha, andolikadilabhashcha kalyanam cha mahat sukham

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Through the favor of a great king, pleasant fulfillment of one's own desired aims; gain of palanquins and the like, and great auspicious happiness.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    सर्वग्रह-प्रशस्त गुरु का दशाफल बतलाता हूँ, हे मैत्रेय! एकाग्रचित्त होकर सुनो । गुरु स्वोच्च, स्वभवन, केन्द्र, लाभस्थान, त्रिकोण या मूलत्रिकोण, उच्च के नवांश या स्वनवांश में हों तो राज्यलाभ, महासुख, राजसम्मान, हाथी, घोड़ी का सौख्य, देव-ब्राह्मण का पूजन, स्त्री, पुत्र, वाहन, वस्त्र का सुख, यज्ञकार्य में सिद्धि, वेदान्त-श्रवण, राजप्रसाद से स्वेष्टसिद्धि, पालकी (शिविका), सुखकर कल्याण, पुत्र-स्त्री का लाभ तथा प्रिय अन्नदान ये सभी प्राप्त होते हैं ॥ ४४-४८ ॥

    स्रोत: Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra, ch.44 (दशाफलाध्यायः), p.330, band13-14 (verse).

  50. 48.49 सत्यापित

    49

    संस्कृत

    नीचास्तपापसंयुक्ते जीवे रिष्फाष्टसंयुते ॥ ४९ ॥

    nichastapapasanyukte jive rishphashtasanyute

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [If] Jupiter is debilitated, combust, or joined with a malefic, [or] connected with the 6th or 8th [house] --

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    गुरु नीचराशिगत, अस्त, या पापयुक्त, अष्टम या द्वादशस्थानगत हों तो जातक को स्थानभ्रंश, मनस्ताप, पशुधन की हानि, तीर्थयात्रादि, दशारम्भ में कष्ट, फिर पशुधनों का लाभ, दशा के मध्य तथा अन्त में सुखप्राप्ति तथा राजसम्मान प्राप्त होते हैं ॥ ४९-५१ ॥

    स्रोत: Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra, ch.44 (दशाफलाध्यायः), p.330, band23 (verse), preceded by the subheading (band22) "अशुभ गुरुदशाफल-" (inauspicious Jupiter-dasha results), structural, not seeded. STRUCTURAL NOTE: printed as a single 2-pada (16-syllable) line carrying its own full closing numeral "॥ ४९ ॥" -- a condition-only verse whose result is supplied by the following separately-numbered verse 48.50, distinct from the unnumbered half-verse pattern seen at 48.39.5. Preserved as printed, not merged with 48.50.

  51. 48.50 सत्यापित

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    संस्कृत

    स्थानभ्रंशो मनस्तापः पुत्रपीडा महद्भयम् । पश्चादिधनहानिश्च तीर्थयात्रादिकं भवेत् ॥ ५० ॥

    sthanabhramsho manastapah putrapida mahadbhayam, pashchadidhanahanishcha tirthayatradikam bhavet

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Displacement from one's place, mental distress, affliction of sons, great fear; and thereafter loss of wealth, and pilgrimage and the like.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    गुरु नीचराशिगत, अस्त, या पापयुक्त, अष्टम या द्वादशस्थानगत हों तो जातक को स्थानभ्रंश, मनस्ताप, पशुधन की हानि, तीर्थयात्रादि, दशारम्भ में कष्ट, फिर पशुधनों का लाभ, दशा के मध्य तथा अन्त में सुखप्राप्ति तथा राजसम्मान प्राप्त होते हैं ॥ ४९-५१ ॥

    स्रोत: Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra, ch.44 (दशाफलाध्यायः), p.330, band24-25 (verse).

  52. 48.51 सत्यापित

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    संस्कृत

    आदौ कष्टं फलं भूयो भवेल्लाभश्चतुष्पदाम् । मध्यान्ते सुखमाप्नोति राजसम्मानवैभवम् ॥ ५१ ॥

    adau kashtam phalam bhuyo bhavellabhashchatushpadam, madhyante sukhamapnoti rajasanmanavaibhavam

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    At first, hardship results; afterwards there is gain of quadrupeds [cattle]; at the middle and end [of the dasha, one] obtains happiness, royal honor and prosperity.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    गुरु नीचराशिगत, अस्त, या पापयुक्त, अष्टम या द्वादशस्थानगत हों तो जातक को स्थानभ्रंश, मनस्ताप, पशुधन की हानि, तीर्थयात्रादि, दशारम्भ में कष्ट, फिर पशुधनों का लाभ, दशा के मध्य तथा अन्त में सुखप्राप्ति तथा राजसम्मान प्राप्त होते हैं ॥ ४९-५१ ॥

    स्रोत: Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra, ch.44 (दशाफलाध्यायः), p.330, band26-27 (verse). Shared commentary for 48.49-48.51 at bands28-31, closing "॥ ४९-५१ ॥" (no citation-scope anomaly -- matches exactly). Page footer (band32) is a clean digitization stamp with no text overlap, unlike the recurring defect seen on prior pages.

  53. 48.52 सत्यापित

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    संस्कृत

    सर्वग्रहावरस्योष्णरश्मिसूनोर्दशाफलम् । अतः परमहं वच्मि तव प्रीत्यै द्विजोत्तम ! ॥ ५२ ॥

    sarvagrahavarasyoshnarashmisunordashaphalam, atah paramaham vachmi tava pritayai dvijottama

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Now, for your pleasure, O best of the twice-born, I shall next tell the dasha-results of Saturn -- the lowest of all the planets, and son of the hot-rayed one [the Sun].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    हे द्विजोत्तम! अब मैं शनिदशाफल बतलाता हूँ। शनि, स्वोच्च, स्वभवन, मित्रगेह, मूलत्रिकोण, भाग्यस्थान, उच्च के नवांश या स्वनवांश, तृतीय या एकादश में हों तो मनुष्य को राजसम्मान, सुयश, धर्मलाभ, विद्यावाद-विनोद से महासुख, लक्ष्मीविलास, राज्यलाभ, घर में अनेकविध कल्याण, स्त्री-पुत्र-सौख्य प्राप्त होते हैं ॥ ५२-५६ ॥

    स्रोत: Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra, ch.44 (दशाफलाध्यायः), p.331, bands2-3 (root verse). Pada a resolved via grammatical/sandhi corroboration: "सर्वग्रहावरस्य" (of all planets, the lowest) + "उष्णरश्मिसूनोः" (son of the hot-rayed one = the Sun) -- Saturn is traditionally called the Sun's son, and उष्णरश्मि is a known Sun-epithet, confirming the compound despite its unusual construction. Shared commentary for 48.52-48.56 at bands12-16, closing "॥ ५२-५६ ॥". Running-head confirms the odd-page pattern (title दशाफलाध्यायः left/center, folio ३३१ right) -- opposite of even pages, consistent with the alternating pattern established on prior pages.

  54. 48.53 सत्यापित

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    संस्कृत

    स्वोच्चे स्वक्षेत्रगे मन्दे मित्रक्षेत्रेऽथवा यदि । मूलत्रिकोणे भाग्ये वा तुज्ञांशे स्वांशगेऽपि वा ॥ ५३ ॥

    svocche svakshetrage mande mitrakshetre'thava yadi, mulatrikone bhagye va tujnamshe svamshage'pi va

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If Saturn (मन्दे) is in own exaltation, own sign, or in a friendly sign, in the moolatrikona, in the [ninth /] house of fortune, in tujnamshe (see note), or even in its own navamsha,

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    हे द्विजोत्तम! अब मैं शनिदशाफल बतलाता हूँ। शनि, स्वोच्च, स्वभवन, मित्रगेह, मूलत्रिकोण, भाग्यस्थान, उच्च के नवांश या स्वनवांश, तृतीय या एकादश में हों तो मनुष्य को राजसम्मान, सुयश, धर्मलाभ, विद्यावाद-विनोद से महासुख, लक्ष्मीविलास, राज्यलाभ, घर में अनेकविध कल्याण, स्त्री-पुत्र-सौख्य प्राप्त होते हैं ॥ ५२-५६ ॥

    स्रोत: bands4-5. Pada b's third condition prints "तुज्ञांशे" -- pixel-confirmed via tight 8x zoom (crop zc-b05-jna-tight.png) letter-by-letter as तु + ज्ञ (the distinctive ज्ञ ligature) + ां + शे; this is clearly NOT the ङ्ग conjunct (which would show a small ङ hook plus a squared ग shape). The parallel phrase on page330 verse 48.45 was independently pixel-verified as "तुङ्गांशे" (exaltation-navamsha) in the identical grammatical slot; this page's glyph may be a printing degradation/variant of the same word, but since the pixels here unambiguously form ज्ञ rather than ङ्ग, the literal printed reading "तुज्ञांशे" is retained rather than silently harmonized with page330's reading. Disclosed as an uncertain/non-standard compound per the no-fabrication rule.

  55. 48.54 सत्यापित

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    संस्कृत

    दुश्चिक्ये लाभगे चैव राजसम्मानवैभवम् । सत्कीर्तिधर्मलाभश्च विद्यावाद-विनोदनम् ॥ ५४ ॥

    dushchikye labhage chaiva rajasammanavaibhavam, satkirtidharmalabhashcha vidyavada-vinodanam

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    And if [Saturn is] in the 6th (दुश्चिक्य, a classical synonym for the 6th house) or in the 11th (gain-house), [there is] royal honor and prosperity, good fame, gain of dharma, and delight in learned debate.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    हे द्विजोत्तम! अब मैं शनिदशाफल बतलाता हूँ। शनि, स्वोच्च, स्वभवन, मित्रगेह, मूलत्रिकोण, भाग्यस्थान, उच्च के नवांश या स्वनवांश, तृतीय या एकादश में हों तो मनुष्य को राजसम्मान, सुयश, धर्मलाभ, विद्यावाद-विनोद से महासुख, लक्ष्मीविलास, राज्यलाभ, घर में अनेकविध कल्याण, स्त्री-पुत्र-सौख्य प्राप्त होते हैं ॥ ५२-५६ ॥

    स्रोत: bands6-7.

  56. 48.55 सत्यापित

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    संस्कृत

    महाराजप्रसादेन गजवाहनभूषणम् । राजयोगो भवेदेवं सेनाधीशान्महत्सुखम् ॥ ५५ ॥

    maharajaprasadena gajavahanabhushanam, rajayogo bhavedevam senadhishanmahatsukham

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    By the great king's favor, [one obtains] elephants, vehicles, and ornaments; thus a raja-yoga occurs, and great happiness from becoming a commander of the army.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    हे द्विजोत्तम! अब मैं शनिदशाफल बतलाता हूँ। शनि, स्वोच्च, स्वभवन, मित्रगेह, मूलत्रिकोण, भाग्यस्थान, उच्च के नवांश या स्वनवांश, तृतीय या एकादश में हों तो मनुष्य को राजसम्मान, सुयश, धर्मलाभ, विद्यावाद-विनोद से महासुख, लक्ष्मीविलास, राज्यलाभ, घर में अनेकविध कल्याण, स्त्री-पुत्र-सौख्य प्राप्त होते हैं ॥ ५२-५६ ॥

    स्रोत: bands8-9.

  57. 48.56 सत्यापित

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    संस्कृत

    लक्ष्मीकटाक्षचिह्नानि राज्यलाभोऽपि सम्भवेत् । गृहे कल्याणसम्पत्तिलाभो दारसुतादिजः ॥ ५६ ॥

    lakshmikatakshachihnani rajyalabho'pi sambhavet, grihe kalyanasampattilabho darasutadijah

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Signs of Lakshmi's favorable glance [appear], and gain of a kingdom may also occur; at home, manifold auspiciousness and prosperity are gained, arising from wife, children, and the like.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    हे द्विजोत्तम! अब मैं शनिदशाफल बतलाता हूँ। शनि, स्वोच्च, स्वभवन, मित्रगेह, मूलत्रिकोण, भाग्यस्थान, उच्च के नवांश या स्वनवांश, तृतीय या एकादश में हों तो मनुष्य को राजसम्मान, सुयश, धर्मलाभ, विद्यावाद-विनोद से महासुख, लक्ष्मीविलास, राज्यलाभ, घर में अनेकविध कल्याण, स्त्री-पुत्र-सौख्य प्राप्त होते हैं ॥ ५२-५६ ॥

    स्रोत: bands10-11 (closing the shared commentary group 48.52-48.56). Pada a resolved via hi-res zoom (crops p331-b10-hires.png, p331-b10-left3x.png, from the in-progress reading pass) as "लक्ष्मीकटाक्षचिह्नानि", correcting an initial provisional misread of an extra syllable.

  58. 48.57 सत्यापित

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    संस्कृत

    षष्ठाष्टमव्यये मन्दे नीचे वाऽस्तंगतेऽपि वा । विपशस्त्रादिपीडा च स्थानभ्रंशो महद् भयम् ॥ ५७ ॥

    shashthashtamavyaye mande niche va'stamgate'pi va, vipashastradipida cha sthanabhramsho mahad bhayam

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If Saturn (मन्दे) is in the 6th, 8th, or 12th, or debilitated, or even combust, [there is] affliction from vipashastradi (see note) and the like, displacement from position, and great fear.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    शनि ६।८।१२ में, नीचराशिस्थ या अस्तंगत हो तो जातक को विष-शस्त्रादि की पीड़ा, स्थानभ्रंश, महाभय, पितृभातृवियोग, स्त्रीपुत्रादि-पीड़ा, राजविरुद्धकार्य, तथा उससे अनिष्ट एवं बन्धन प्राप्त होते हैं। वही शनि शुभग्रहसंयुक्त या दृष्ट हो, या योगकारक ग्रह से संयुक्त हो, केन्द्र, त्रिकोण, लाभस्थान या मीन, धनु में स्थित हों तो राज्यलाभ, महोत्साह तथा हाथी-घोड़ा-वस्त्रादि का सुख प्राप्त होता है ॥ ५७-५९ ॥

    स्रोत: Structural note: subheading at band17, "शुभाशुभ शनिदशाफल तथा अपवाद—" (auspicious/inauspicious Saturn-dasha results, and the exception), marks the start of this block -- recorded as a structural marker, not seeded as verse content. Root verse at bands18-19. Pada b's compound is printed "विपशस्त्रादिपीडा" -- confirmed via tight 4x-8x pixel zoom (crops zc-b19-word-v2.png, zc-b19-word-v3.png) letter-by-letter as वि-प-श-स्त्रा-दि-पी-डा. Same-page-control comparison against this page's own ष glyphs (band18's "षष्ठाष्टम", crop zc-b18-sha-compare.png) confirms the second syllable is प (pa), not ष (sha) -- ruling out a "विष-शस्त्रादि" (poison-weapon-etc) reading despite the shared commentary's paraphrase (band26: "जातक को विष-शस्त्रादि की पीड़ा") using that more familiar term. "विपशस्त्रादिपीडा" is not a standard dictionary compound; retained exactly as printed and disclosed as uncertain -- the commentary's wording is a gloss/paraphrase, not proof the root verse itself reads विष. Shared commentary for 48.57-48.59 at bands25-30, closing "॥ ५७-५९ ॥".

  59. 48.58 सत्यापित

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    संस्कृत

    पितृमातृवियोगश्च दारपुत्रादिपीडनम् । राजवैषम्यकार्याणि ग्लानिष्ट बन्धनं तथा ॥ ५८ ॥

    pitrimatriviyogashcha daraputradipidanam, rajavaishamyakaryani glanishta bandhanam tatha

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Separation from father and mother, and affliction of wife, children and the like; matters of disharmony with the king, glanishta (see note), and bondage as well.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    शनि ६।८।१२ में, नीचराशिस्थ या अस्तंगत हो तो जातक को विष-शस्त्रादि की पीड़ा, स्थानभ्रंश, महाभय, पितृभातृवियोग, स्त्रीपुत्रादि-पीड़ा, राजविरुद्धकार्य, तथा उससे अनिष्ट एवं बन्धन प्राप्त होते हैं। वही शनि शुभग्रहसंयुक्त या दृष्ट हो, या योगकारक ग्रह से संयुक्त हो, केन्द्र, त्रिकोण, लाभस्थान या मीन, धनु में स्थित हों तो राज्यलाभ, महोत्साह तथा हाथी-घोड़ा-वस्त्रादि का सुख प्राप्त होता है ॥ ५७-५९ ॥

    स्रोत: bands20-21. Pada b's tail-end word after "कार्याणि" is printed "ग्लानिष्ट" -- confirmed via tight zoom (crop zc-b21-word-v3.png) as ग्ला-नि-ष्-ट; not a standard dictionary form (a "ग्लानि" [weariness/dejection] root is visible, but the ष्ट tail does not resolve to a recognized case-ending), retained exactly as printed and disclosed as uncertain. The following word, printed with a व/ब-ambiguous glyph (the same recurring font ambiguity noted on page329's "सहाराज"->"महाराज" correction), is resolved as "बन्धनं" (bondage) via same-page-control comparison: the disputed glyph (crop zc-vb-disputed.png) matches this page's own confirmed ब exemplar in the commentary's "बन्धन" (band27, crop zc-vb-confirmedba.png) -- both show the same small enclosed triangular loop -- rather than the smoother open curve of this page's confirmed व exemplar in "स्वोच्चे" (band4, crop zc-va-known-wide-L.png). Further corroborated by the shared commentary's explicit "बन्धन" (band27: "तथा उससे अनिष्ट एवं बन्धन प्राप्त होते हैं").

  60. 48.59 सत्यापित

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    संस्कृत

    शुभयुक्ताक्षिते मन्दे योगकारकसंयुते । केन्द्रत्रिकोणलाभे वा मीनगे कामुके शनौ ॥ ५९ ॥ राज्यलाभो महोत्साहो गजाश्वाम्बरजं सुखम् ।

    shubhayuktakshite mande yogakarakasamyute, kendratrikonalabhe va minage kamuke shanau, rajyalabho mahotsaho gajashvambarajam sukham

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    But if Saturn (मन्दे) is conjunct with or aspected by benefics, joined with a yogakaraka planet, in a kendra, trikona, or labha [house], or kamuke (see note) in Pisces -- [there is] gain of kingdom, great enthusiasm, and happiness born of elephants, horses, and garments.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    शनि ६।८।१२ में, नीचराशिस्थ या अस्तंगत हो तो जातक को विष-शस्त्रादि की पीड़ा, स्थानभ्रंश, महाभय, पितृभातृवियोग, स्त्रीपुत्रादि-पीड़ा, राजविरुद्धकार्य, तथा उससे अनिष्ट एवं बन्धन प्राप्त होते हैं। वही शनि शुभग्रहसंयुक्त या दृष्ट हो, या योगकारक ग्रह से संयुक्त हो, केन्द्र, त्रिकोण, लाभस्थान या मीन, धनु में स्थित हों तो राज्यलाभ, महोत्साह तथा हाथी-घोड़ा-वस्त्रादि का सुख प्राप्त होता है ॥ ५७-५९ ॥

    स्रोत: bands22-24. Structural/citation-scope anomaly: the printed closing numeral "॥ ५९ ॥" appears after the third pada-pair (end of band23), with a further unnumbered pada-pair following in band24 ("राज्यलाभो महोत्साहो गजाश्वाम्बरजं सुखम्।") that carries no closing numeral of its own and reads as the direct grammatical result-clause of the exception condition just stated. Both are combined here as verse 59 rather than treated as a separate/missing verse, and the mid-verse numeral placement is disclosed as a structural anomaly rather than silently relocated. Pada b's "कामुके" (describing Saturn in Pisces) is retained exactly as printed though semantically unclear in context; a term describing strength/exaltation might be expected, but the visible glyphs read कामुके -- disclosed as uncertain rather than substituted with a "nicer" term. Page footer (band31) is the standard digitization stamp ("CC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri") with no text-overlap defect, consistent with page330.

  61. 48.60 सत्यापित

    60

    संस्कृत

    निखिलद्युपदां मध्ये प्रसिद्धस्य बुधस्य वे ॥ ६० ॥

    nikhiladyupadam madhye prasiddhasya budhasya ve || 60 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Amidst all the shining ones [the planets], of the renowned Mercury (budha) -- ve [an unclear closing particle, see note] -- [I shall now speak the dasha-results].

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    (हे मैत्रेय!) अब मैं बुध का दशाफल बतलाता हूँ। अपने उच्च, स्वभवन, केन्द्र, त्रिकोण या लाभस्थान, मित्रगृह में बुध हों तो उनकी दशा में सहासुख, धन-धान्य-समृद्धि, सुयश, ज्ञानाधिक्य, राजप्रीति, सत्कीर्ति तथा सद्गुण की वृद्धि, पुत्र-स्त्री-सौख्य, नैरुज्य, पायस-भोजनजन्य सुख, व्यापार से धनलाभ होते हैं। वही बुध शुभग्रहदृष्ट, या भाग्यस्थानस्थ अथवा राजयेश हों तो उनकी दशा सम्पूर्णफलदात्री होती है ॥ ६०-६४ ॥

    स्रोत: band1 (of 32 detected bands on p332-b01.png, from PDF page 364 at 600dpi). This is a short, single-line (2-pada) verse, structurally paralleling verse 48.60/52's role as the introductory verse to a planet's dasha-phala section (cf. 48.52's longer 2-line introduction for Saturn). Confirmed via same-page pixel zoom (crop zoom-b01-L.png/zoom-b01-R.png) that the line reads exactly "निखिलद्युपदां मध्ये प्रसिद्धस्य बुधस्य वे" with closing "॥ ६० ॥" and no continuation before or after -- cross-checked against a fresh re-crop of the bottom of page331 (PDF363) to confirm no verse-60 fragment was left there (page331 ends cleanly with 48.59's extra pada, then the 57-59 commentary, then the page footer stamp). The final word "वे" is retained exactly as printed though its grammatical function is unclear (possibly a metrically-compressed/contracted form, e.g. of वच्मि "I speak", as used in full in 48.52); disclosed as uncertain rather than silently emended or expanded.

  62. 48.61 सत्यापित

    61

    संस्कृत

    दशाफलमथो वाञ्छम् शृणु चक्राग्रमानसः । स्वोच्चे स्वक्षेत्रसंयुक्ते कन्द्रलाभत्रिकाणगे ॥ ६१ ॥

    dashaphalamatho vanchham shrinu chakragramanasah | svocche svakshetrasamyukte kandralabhatrikanage || 61 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    The dasha-result, moreover, [is now to be told] -- listen, O one whose mind is fixed upon the chart (chakra). [If Mercury is] in own exaltation, joined with its own sign, or situated in a kendra, labha, or trikona [house]...

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    (हे मैत्रेय!) अब मैं बुध का दशाफल बतलाता हूँ। अपने उच्च, स्वभवन, केन्द्र, त्रिकोण या लाभस्थान, मित्रगृह में बुध हों तो उनकी दशा में सहासुख, धन-धान्य-समृद्धि, सुयश, ज्ञानाधिक्य, राजप्रीति, सत्कीर्ति तथा सद्गुण की वृद्धि, पुत्र-स्त्री-सौख्य, नैरुज्य, पायस-भोजनजन्य सुख, व्यापार से धनलाभ होते हैं। वही बुध शुभग्रहदृष्ट, या भाग्यस्थानस्थ अथवा राजयेश हों तो उनकी दशा सम्पूर्णफलदात्री होती है ॥ ६०-६४ ॥

    स्रोत: bands2-3 (p332-b02.png, p332-b03.png). Pada a's third word was disambiguated via same-page-control tight zoom (crops zoom-b02-word2.png, zoom-b02-word3.png at 7x-10x): the final consonant of the disputed word matches this same band's own confirmed म exemplar (from "फलम्" earlier in the same line, crop zoom-b02-dashaphalam2.png) rather than the band's confirmed न exemplar (from "मानसः" later in the line, crop zoom-b02-manasah.png) -- the disputed glyph shows म's distinctive bowl-plus-hook shape, not न's vertical-plus-curved-foot shape. The preceding conjunct (a small hooked mark above छ) most likely represents ञ् (the ञ्छ ligature, as in वाञ्छ- "to desire"), retained as "वाञ्छम्" though its exact grammatical parse (expected वाञ्छन् or वाञ्छामि) is unclear and disclosed as uncertain rather than silently corrected. Pada b's "कन्द्र" (expected केन्द्र, kendra) and "त्रिकाणगे" (expected त्रिकोणगे, trikona-ga) both lack the ओ/े vowel marks a reader would expect -- confirmed via tight zoom (crops zoom-b03-kendra2.png through -kendra4.png) that no े matra precedes क and the त्रि-cluster uses a plain ा (aa) matra, not ो (o); both retained exactly as printed and disclosed as non-standard rather than silently normalized to the expected astrological terms.

  63. 48.62 सत्यापित

    62

    संस्कृत

    मित्रक्षेत्रसमायुक्ते सौम्ये दाये महत् सुखम् । धनधान्यादिलाभश्च सत्कीर्तिधनसम्पदः ॥ ६२ ॥

    mitrakshetrasamayukte saumye daye mahat sukham | dhanadhanyadilabhashcha satkirtidhanasampadah || 62 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Or [if Mercury is] joined with a friendly sign, [then] in the dasha of Mercury (saumya) [there is] great happiness. Gain of wealth, grain and the like, along with good fame, wealth and prosperity.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    (हे मैत्रेय!) अब मैं बुध का दशाफल बतलाता हूँ। अपने उच्च, स्वभवन, केन्द्र, त्रिकोण या लाभस्थान, मित्रगृह में बुध हों तो उनकी दशा में सहासुख, धन-धान्य-समृद्धि, सुयश, ज्ञानाधिक्य, राजप्रीति, सत्कीर्ति तथा सद्गुण की वृद्धि, पुत्र-स्त्री-सौख्य, नैरुज्य, पायस-भोजनजन्य सुख, व्यापार से धनलाभ होते हैं। वही बुध शुभग्रहदृष्ट, या भाग्यस्थानस्थ अथवा राजयेश हों तो उनकी दशा सम्पूर्णफलदात्री होती है ॥ ६०-६४ ॥

    स्रोत: bands4-5 (p332-b04.png, p332-b05.png). Legible at native crop resolution; no ambiguous glyphs.

  64. 48.63 सत्यापित

    63

    संस्कृत

    ज्ञानाधिक्यं नृपप्रीतिः सत्कर्मगुणवर्धनम् । पुत्रदारादिसौख्यं च देहारोग्यं महत् सुखम् ॥ ६३ ॥

    jnanadhikyam nripapritih satkarmagunavardhanam | putradaradisaukhyam cha dehargyam mahat sukham || 63 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    [There is] abundance of knowledge, affection of the king, increase of good deeds and virtues; happiness from sons, wife and the like, bodily health, and great happiness.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    (हे मैत्रेय!) अब मैं बुध का दशाफल बतलाता हूँ। अपने उच्च, स्वभवन, केन्द्र, त्रिकोण या लाभस्थान, मित्रगृह में बुध हों तो उनकी दशा में सहासुख, धन-धान्य-समृद्धि, सुयश, ज्ञानाधिक्य, राजप्रीति, सत्कीर्ति तथा सद्गुण की वृद्धि, पुत्र-स्त्री-सौख्य, नैरुज्य, पायस-भोजनजन्य सुख, व्यापार से धनलाभ होते हैं। वही बुध शुभग्रहदृष्ट, या भाग्यस्थानस्थ अथवा राजयेश हों तो उनकी दशा सम्पूर्णफलदात्री होती है ॥ ६०-६४ ॥

    स्रोत: bands6-7 (p332-b06.png, p332-b07.png). Legible at native crop resolution; no ambiguous glyphs.

  65. 48.64 सत्यापित

    64

    संस्कृत

    क्षीरेण भाजनसुखं व्यापारात् स्याद्धनागमः । शुभदृष्टियुते सौम्ये भाग्ये कर्माधिपे दशाः ॥ ६४ ॥ आधिपत्यं बलवतां सम्पूर्ण-फलदायिका ।

    kshirena bhajanasukham vyaparat syaddhanagamah | shubhadrishtiyute saumye bhagye karmadhipe dashah || 64 || adhipatyam balavatam sampurna-phaladayika |

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Happiness through milk/vessels, and gain of wealth through trade. If Mercury (saumya), joined with a benefic aspect, [is placed in] the house of fortune or is lord of the 10th [house], [its] dasha -- together with the lordship of the strong ones -- bestows complete results.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    (हे मैत्रेय!) अब मैं बुध का दशाफल बतलाता हूँ। अपने उच्च, स्वभवन, केन्द्र, त्रिकोण या लाभस्थान, मित्रगृह में बुध हों तो उनकी दशा में सहासुख, धन-धान्य-समृद्धि, सुयश, ज्ञानाधिक्य, राजप्रीति, सत्कीर्ति तथा सद्गुण की वृद्धि, पुत्र-स्त्री-सौख्य, नैरुज्य, पायस-भोजनजन्य सुख, व्यापार से धनलाभ होते हैं। वही बुध शुभग्रहदृष्ट, या भाग्यस्थानस्थ अथवा राजयेश हों तो उनकी दशा सम्पूर्णफलदात्री होती है ॥ ६०-६४ ॥

    स्रोत: bands8-10 (p332-b08.png, p332-b09.png, p332-b10.png). Structural/citation-scope anomaly, matching the pattern already seen at 48.59: the closing numeral "॥ ६४ ॥" appears after the second pada-pair (end of band9), with a further unnumbered pada following in band10 ("आधिपत्यं बलवतां सम्पूर्ण-फलदायिका ।") that carries no closing numeral of its own. This trailing pada is combined into verse 64 here rather than treated as an orphaned fragment, corroborated by the immediately-following Hindi commentary (band16) explicitly closing with "॥ ६०-६४ ॥" (confirming verse 64, not 65, is the last verse of this commentary block) and by the commentary's own "सम्पूर्णफलदात्री" echoing this pada's "सम्पूर्ण-फलदायिका". The mid-verse numeral placement is disclosed as a structural anomaly rather than silently relocated.

  66. 48.65 सत्यापित

    65

    संस्कृत

    पापग्रहयुते दृष्टे राजद्वेषं मनोरुजम् ॥ ६५ ॥

    papagrahayute drishte rajadvesham manorujam || 65 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If [Mercury is] joined with, or aspected by, malefic planets, [there is] enmity of the king and mental illness/distress.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    बुध यदि पापग्रहयुक्त या दृष्ट हों तो राजद्वेष, मनोव्यथा, बान्धवों के साथ विरोध, विदेशयात्रा, पराधीनता तथा मूत्रकृच्छ्ररोग से महाभय होता है। वही बुध (६।८।१२) में हों तो लाभ, भोग एवं धन का नाश, वातपीड़ा तथा पाण्डुरोग, शत्रु, चोर तथा अग्नि का भय, कृषि, गोधन, एवं भूमि का विनाश, दशारम्भ में... [पृष्ठ के तल पर वाक्य अपूर्ण है -- शेष अंश पृष्ठ ३३३ पर देखें]

    स्रोत: band18 (p332-b18.png), preceded by the structural subheading "अशुभ बुधदशाफल—" (band17, "Inauspicious Mercury-dasha results" -- an editorial marginal subheading, recorded here as a structural note and NOT seeded as its own verse entry, per the copyright-safety convention). Like verse 48.60, this is a short, single-line (2-pada) verse, complete in itself with its own closing numeral; retained as printed.

  67. 48.66 सत्यापित

    66

    संस्कृत

    विरोधं बान्धवजनैर्विदेशगमनं तथा । परप्रेष्यं च कलहं सूत्रकृच्छ्रान्महद् भयम् ॥ ६६ ॥

    virodham bandhavajanairvideshagamanam tatha | parapreshyam cha kalaham sutrakricchranmahad bhayam || 66 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Conflict with kinsmen, and travel to foreign lands; servitude to others, quarrels, and great fear from urinary-retention disease (sutrakricchra).

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    बुध यदि पापग्रहयुक्त या दृष्ट हों तो राजद्वेष, मनोव्यथा, बान्धवों के साथ विरोध, विदेशयात्रा, पराधीनता तथा मूत्रकृच्छ्ररोग से महाभय होता है। वही बुध (६।८।१२) में हों तो लाभ, भोग एवं धन का नाश, वातपीड़ा तथा पाण्डुरोग, शत्रु, चोर तथा अग्नि का भय, कृषि, गोधन, एवं भूमि का विनाश, दशारम्भ में... [पृष्ठ के तल पर वाक्य अपूर्ण है -- शेष अंश पृष्ठ ३३३ पर देखें]

    स्रोत: bands19-20 (p332-b19.png, p332-b20.png). Legible at native crop resolution; no ambiguous glyphs.

  68. 48.67 सत्यापित

    67

    संस्कृत

    षष्टाष्टमव्यये सौम्ये लाभभाङ्गार्थनाशनम् । वातपीडामपि तथा पाण्डुरोगं वदेद् बुधः ॥ ६७ ॥

    shashtashtamavyaye saumye labhabhangarthanashanam | vatapidamapi tatha panduroga vaded budhah || 67 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    If Mercury (saumya) [is placed] in the 6th, 8th, or 12th [house, there is] loss of gains and destruction of wealth. Affliction from wind-disorders (vata) as well as jaundice/anaemia (pandu-roga) -- thus does [the text] declare regarding Mercury.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    बुध यदि पापग्रहयुक्त या दृष्ट हों तो राजद्वेष, मनोव्यथा, बान्धवों के साथ विरोध, विदेशयात्रा, पराधीनता तथा मूत्रकृच्छ्ररोग से महाभय होता है। वही बुध (६।८।१२) में हों तो लाभ, भोग एवं धन का नाश, वातपीड़ा तथा पाण्डुरोग, शत्रु, चोर तथा अग्नि का भय, कृषि, गोधन, एवं भूमि का विनाश, दशारम्भ में... [पृष्ठ के तल पर वाक्य अपूर्ण है -- शेष अंश पृष्ठ ३३३ पर देखें]

    स्रोत: bands21-22 (p332-b21.png, p332-b22.png). Legible at native crop resolution; no ambiguous glyphs.

  69. 48.68 सत्यापित

    68

    संस्कृत

    नृपचौराग्निभीति च कृषिगोभूमिनाशनम् । दशादौ धनधान्यं च विद्यालाभं महत् सुखम् ॥ ६८ ॥

    nripachauragnibhiti cha krishigobhuminashanam | dashadau dhanadhanyam cha vidyalabham mahat sukham || 68 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Fear from the king, thieves and fire; destruction of agriculture, cattle and land. At the start of the dasha, [however, there is] wealth, grain, gain of learning, and great happiness.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    बुध यदि पापग्रहयुक्त या दृष्ट हों तो राजद्वेष, मनोव्यथा, बान्धवों के साथ विरोध, विदेशयात्रा, पराधीनता तथा मूत्रकृच्छ्ररोग से महाभय होता है। वही बुध (६।८।१२) में हों तो लाभ, भोग एवं धन का नाश, वातपीड़ा तथा पाण्डुरोग, शत्रु, चोर तथा अग्नि का भय, कृषि, गोधन, एवं भूमि का विनाश, दशारम्भ में... [पृष्ठ के तल पर वाक्य अपूर्ण है -- शेष अंश पृष्ठ ३३३ पर देखें]

    स्रोत: bands23-24 (p332-b23.png, p332-b24.png). Legible at native crop resolution; no ambiguous glyphs.

  70. 48.69 सत्यापित

    69

    संस्कृत

    पुत्रकल्याणसम्पत्ति सन्मार्गोच्च धनागमम् । मध्ये नरेन्द्रसन्मानमन्ते दुःखं च निर्दिशेत् ॥ ६९ ॥

    putrakalyanasampatti sanmargoccha dhanagamam | madhye narendrasanmanamante duhkham cha nirdishet || 69 ||

    अंग्रेज़ी अर्थ

    Welfare and prosperity of sons, gain of wealth through a righteous path -- [these are declared] in the middle [of the dasha]; honor from the king. At the end, however, sorrow should be predicted.

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    बुध यदि पापग्रहयुक्त या दृष्ट हों तो राजद्वेष, मनोव्यथा, बान्धवों के साथ विरोध, विदेशयात्रा, पराधीनता तथा मूत्रकृच्छ्ररोग से महाभय होता है। वही बुध (६।८।१२) में हों तो लाभ, भोग एवं धन का नाश, वातपीड़ा तथा पाण्डुरोग, शत्रु, चोर तथा अग्नि का भय, कृषि, गोधन, एवं भूमि का विनाश, दशारम्भ में धनधान्यसमृद्धि, विद्यालाभ, महासुख, पुत्रकल्याणकर सम्पत्ति, सन्मार्ग से धनागम, दशामध्य में राजसम्मान और दशा के अन्त में दुःख, ये फल होते हैं ॥ ६५-६९ ॥

    स्रोत: bands25-26 (p332-b25.png, p332-b26.png). Legible at native crop resolution; no ambiguous glyphs. This is the last root-verse content on page332; the Hindi commentary for verses 65-69 (bands27-30) is visibly truncated at the page bottom before its closing citation, per the standing cross-page-splitting convention -- seeded here with the incomplete fragment and a deferral note, to be corrected once page333's commentary opening is read and cross-checked. [Corrected on page333 transcription: the commentary fragment cut off at page332's bottom ("...दशारम्भ में") is completed by page333 bands 3-4 ("धनधान्यसमृद्धि...दुःख, ये फल होते हैं ॥ ६५-६९ ॥"), confirmed by the matching "६५-६९" closing citation. Deferral note removed.]

  71. 48.70 सत्यापित

    70

    संस्कृत

    श‍ृणु मैत्रेय! ते श्रद्धावशंवदतयाऽधुना । कवन्धापरपर्यायकेतोर्वच्मि दशाफलम् ॥ ७० ॥

    shrnu maitreya! te shraddhavashamvadatayaadhuna . kavandhaaparaparyaayaketorvachmi dashaaphalam .. 70 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    हे मैत्रेय ! अब मैं कवन्ध नाम वाले केतु का दशाफल बतलाता हूँ, सुनो ॥ ७० ॥

    स्रोत: Page333 (PDF365), bands 6-8. Preceded by the structural subheading "केतुदशाफल—" (band5, recorded as a structural marker, not seeded as its own verse) marking the start of the Ketu-dasha (kavandha, an epithet for the headless-body form of Ketu) results section, next in the Vimshottari sequence after Mercury. Band8 is the Hindi commentary paraphrasing this verse, corroborating the reading.

  72. 48.71 सत्यापित

    71

    संस्कृत

    केन्द्रे लाभे त्रिकोणे वा शुभराशौ शुभेक्षिते । स्वोच्चे वा शुभवर्गे वा राजप्रीतिमभीप्सिताम् ॥ ७१ ॥

    kendre laabhe trikone vaa shubharaashau shubhekshite . svocce vaa shubhavarge vaa raajapreetimabheepsitaam .. 71 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    केतु केन्द्र, त्रिकोण, शुभग्रह की राशि में हों शुभग्रह की उनपर दृष्टि रहे, या स्वोच्च अथवा शुभवर्ग में हों तो मनुष्य को अभिलषित राजप्रीति, देशग्रामाधिपत्य, पुत्रकृतवाहन, देशान्तर-भ्रमण, तथा अत्यधिक सुख का निर्देश करें। ऐसे व्यक्ति को पुत्रस्त्रीसौख्य, पशुओं का लाभ होता है। केतु तृतीय, षष्ठ या एकादश में हों तो भी अपनी दशा में सुखद होते हैं। वे सन्मित्र, गज, अश्व आदि से सम्पन्न राज्य देते हैं। दशारम्भ में राज्यप्रद, दशामध्य में भयप्रद, एवं दशान्त में दूरटन कराने वाले होते हैं। धनस्थान, अष्टमस्थान तथा व्ययस्थानस्थ केतु पापग्रह से युक्त या दृष्ट हों तो जेल, बन्धुओं का विनाश, स्थानभ्रंश, मनोव्यथा, शूद्रादियों के सङ्ग से लाभ तथा रोगोत्पत्ति होती है ॥ ७१-७६ ॥

    स्रोत: Page333 (PDF365), band9. First of six verses (71-76) sharing one commentary block (bands 21-29), closing with the citation "॥ ७१-७६ ॥".

  73. 48.72 सत्यापित

    72

    संस्कृत

    देशग्रामाधिपत्यं च वाहनं पुत्रसम्भवम् । देशान्तरप्रयाणं च ततोऽप्यतिसुखं वदेत् ॥ ७२ ॥

    deshagraamaadhipatyam ca vaahanam putrasambhavam . deshaantarapraayaanam ca tato.apyatisukham vadet .. 72 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    केतु केन्द्र, त्रिकोण, शुभग्रह की राशि में हों शुभग्रह की उनपर दृष्टि रहे, या स्वोच्च अथवा शुभवर्ग में हों तो मनुष्य को अभिलषित राजप्रीति, देशग्रामाधिपत्य, पुत्रकृतवाहन, देशान्तर-भ्रमण, तथा अत्यधिक सुख का निर्देश करें। ऐसे व्यक्ति को पुत्रस्त्रीसौख्य, पशुओं का लाभ होता है। केतु तृतीय, षष्ठ या एकादश में हों तो भी अपनी दशा में सुखद होते हैं। वे सन्मित्र, गज, अश्व आदि से सम्पन्न राज्य देते हैं। दशारम्भ में राज्यप्रद, दशामध्य में भयप्रद, एवं दशान्त में दूरटन कराने वाले होते हैं। धनस्थान, अष्टमस्थान तथा व्ययस्थानस्थ केतु पापग्रह से युक्त या दृष्ट हों तो जेल, बन्धुओं का विनाश, स्थानभ्रंश, मनोव्यथा, शूद्रादियों के सङ्ग से लाभ तथा रोगोत्पत्ति होती है ॥ ७१-७६ ॥

    स्रोत: Page333 (PDF365), bands 11-12. Shares the 71-76 commentary block; see 48.71.

  74. 48.73 सत्यापित

    73

    संस्कृत

    पुत्रदारसुखं चैव लाभश्चापि चतुष्पदाम् । दुश्चिक्ये षष्ठलाभे वा केतुदाये सुखं तथा ॥ ७३ ॥

    putradaarasukham caiva laabhashcaapi catushpadaam . dushcikye shashthalaabhe vaa ketudaaye sukham tathaa .. 73 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    केतु केन्द्र, त्रिकोण, शुभग्रह की राशि में हों शुभग्रह की उनपर दृष्टि रहे, या स्वोच्च अथवा शुभवर्ग में हों तो मनुष्य को अभिलषित राजप्रीति, देशग्रामाधिपत्य, पुत्रकृतवाहन, देशान्तर-भ्रमण, तथा अत्यधिक सुख का निर्देश करें। ऐसे व्यक्ति को पुत्रस्त्रीसौख्य, पशुओं का लाभ होता है। केतु तृतीय, षष्ठ या एकादश में हों तो भी अपनी दशा में सुखद होते हैं। वे सन्मित्र, गज, अश्व आदि से सम्पन्न राज्य देते हैं। दशारम्भ में राज्यप्रद, दशामध्य में भयप्रद, एवं दशान्त में दूरटन कराने वाले होते हैं। धनस्थान, अष्टमस्थान तथा व्ययस्थानस्थ केतु पापग्रह से युक्त या दृष्ट हों तो जेल, बन्धुओं का विनाश, स्थानभ्रंश, मनोव्यथा, शूद्रादियों के सङ्ग से लाभ तथा रोगोत्पत्ति होती है ॥ ७१-७६ ॥

    स्रोत: Page333 (PDF365), bands 13-14. Shares the 71-76 commentary block; see 48.71. "दुश्चिक्ये" and "षष्ठलाभे" (the 6th/8th/12th and 6th/11th house terms) confirmed via tight zoom, bands 13-14.

  75. 48.74 सत्यापित

    74

    संस्कृत

    राज्यं तथैव सन्मित्रगजवाजिसमन्वितम् । दशादौ राजयोगाः स्युर्दशामध्ये महद् भयम् ॥ ७४ ॥

    raajyam tathaiva sanmitragajavaajisamanvitam . dashaadau raajayogaah syurdashaamadhye mahad bhayam .. 74 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    केतु केन्द्र, त्रिकोण, शुभग्रह की राशि में हों शुभग्रह की उनपर दृष्टि रहे, या स्वोच्च अथवा शुभवर्ग में हों तो मनुष्य को अभिलषित राजप्रीति, देशग्रामाधिपत्य, पुत्रकृतवाहन, देशान्तर-भ्रमण, तथा अत्यधिक सुख का निर्देश करें। ऐसे व्यक्ति को पुत्रस्त्रीसौख्य, पशुओं का लाभ होता है। केतु तृतीय, षष्ठ या एकादश में हों तो भी अपनी दशा में सुखद होते हैं। वे सन्मित्र, गज, अश्व आदि से सम्पन्न राज्य देते हैं। दशारम्भ में राज्यप्रद, दशामध्य में भयप्रद, एवं दशान्त में दूरटन कराने वाले होते हैं। धनस्थान, अष्टमस्थान तथा व्ययस्थानस्थ केतु पापग्रह से युक्त या दृष्ट हों तो जेल, बन्धुओं का विनाश, स्थानभ्रंश, मनोव्यथा, शूद्रादियों के सङ्ग से लाभ तथा रोगोत्पत्ति होती है ॥ ७१-७६ ॥

    स्रोत: Page333 (PDF365), bands 15-16. Shares the 71-76 commentary block; see 48.71. "दशामध्ये" (not "देशामध्ये") confirmed via tight zoom of band16 after an initial ambiguous read.

  76. 48.75 सत्यापित

    75

    संस्कृत

    अन्ते दूरटनं चैव देहविश्रमणं तथा । धने रन्ध्रे व्यये केतौ पापग्रहयुतेक्षिते ॥ ७५ ॥

    ante duurataam caiva dehavishramanam tathaa . dhane randhre vyaye ketau paapagrahayutekshite .. 75 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    केतु केन्द्र, त्रिकोण, शुभग्रह की राशि में हों शुभग्रह की उनपर दृष्टि रहे, या स्वोच्च अथवा शुभवर्ग में हों तो मनुष्य को अभिलषित राजप्रीति, देशग्रामाधिपत्य, पुत्रकृतवाहन, देशान्तर-भ्रमण, तथा अत्यधिक सुख का निर्देश करें। ऐसे व्यक्ति को पुत्रस्त्रीसौख्य, पशुओं का लाभ होता है। केतु तृतीय, षष्ठ या एकादश में हों तो भी अपनी दशा में सुखद होते हैं। वे सन्मित्र, गज, अश्व आदि से सम्पन्न राज्य देते हैं। दशारम्भ में राज्यप्रद, दशामध्य में भयप्रद, एवं दशान्त में दूरटन कराने वाले होते हैं। धनस्थान, अष्टमस्थान तथा व्ययस्थानस्थ केतु पापग्रह से युक्त या दृष्ट हों तो जेल, बन्धुओं का विनाश, स्थानभ्रंश, मनोव्यथा, शूद्रादियों के सङ्ग से लाभ तथा रोगोत्पत्ति होती है ॥ ७१-७६ ॥

    स्रोत: Page333 (PDF365), bands 17-18. Shares the 71-76 commentary block; see 48.71. "दूरटनं" is a non-standard printed form (confirmed via tight zoom, band17) retained exactly as printed rather than normalized.

  77. 48.76 सत्यापित

    76

    संस्कृत

    निगडो बन्धुनाशश्च स्थानभ्रंशो मनोरुजा । शूद्रादिसङ्गतो लाभो भवेद्रोगसमुद्भवः ॥ ७६ ॥

    nigado bandhunaashashca sthaanabhramsho manorujaa . shuudraadisangato laabho bhavedrogasamudbhavah .. 76 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    केतु केन्द्र, त्रिकोण, शुभग्रह की राशि में हों शुभग्रह की उनपर दृष्टि रहे, या स्वोच्च अथवा शुभवर्ग में हों तो मनुष्य को अभिलषित राजप्रीति, देशग्रामाधिपत्य, पुत्रकृतवाहन, देशान्तर-भ्रमण, तथा अत्यधिक सुख का निर्देश करें। ऐसे व्यक्ति को पुत्रस्त्रीसौख्य, पशुओं का लाभ होता है। केतु तृतीय, षष्ठ या एकादश में हों तो भी अपनी दशा में सुखद होते हैं। वे सन्मित्र, गज, अश्व आदि से सम्पन्न राज्य देते हैं। दशारम्भ में राज्यप्रद, दशामध्य में भयप्रद, एवं दशान्त में दूरटन कराने वाले होते हैं। धनस्थान, अष्टमस्थान तथा व्ययस्थानस्थ केतु पापग्रह से युक्त या दृष्ट हों तो जेल, बन्धुओं का विनाश, स्थानभ्रंश, मनोव्यथा, शूद्रादियों के सङ्ग से लाभ तथा रोगोत्पत्ति होती है ॥ ७१-७६ ॥

    स्रोत: Page333 (PDF365), bands 19-20. Last of the six verses sharing the 71-76 commentary block (bands 21-29), which closes with "॥ ७१-७६ ॥".

  78. 48.77 सत्यापित

    77

    संस्कृत

    रेतसः कारकत्वेन विश्रुतस्य भृगोरिह । दशाफलं त्वविकलं वक्ष्यामि शृणु सन्मुने ! ॥ ७७ ॥

    retasah kaarakatvena vishrutasya bhrgoriha . dashaaphalam tvavikalam vakshyaami shrnu sanmune ! .. 77 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    (हे मैत्रेय !) रेतःकारक प्रसिद्ध शुक्र का दशाफल बतलाता हूँ, सुनो । शुक्र परमोच्च या स्वोच्चराशि, स्वक्षेत्र, या केन्द्र में हों तो मनुष्य को राजतिलक, वाहन, वस्त्र, अलङ्कार की प्राप्ति, हाथी, घोड़ा तथा अन्य पशुओं का लाभ, नित्य मिष्टान्न-भोजन, चक्रवर्ती राजा के द्वारा सम्मान, मृदङ्गादि वाद्यों का निर्घोष, लक्ष्मीविलास-युक्त घर प्राप्त होते हैं । वही शुक्र त्रिकोणस्थान या मीन में हों तो राज्य, धन, घर, तथा अन्यसम्पत्ति, घर में विवाहोत्सवकार्य, पुत्रकल्याण, सेनाधिपत्व, तथा स्वमित्र-वान्धवों का शुभागम, नष्टराज्य से धनप्राप्ति, तथा गोधनसंग्रह, ये सभी होते हैं ॥ ७७-८१½ ॥

    स्रोत: Page333 (PDF365), bands 31-32. Preceded by the structural subheading "शुक्रदशाफल—" (band30, recorded as a structural marker, not seeded as its own verse) marking the start of the Venus-dasha (shukra, karaka of retas/reproductive fluid, of the Bhrigu lineage) results section, next after Ketu in the Vimshottari sequence. This is the last content on page333, directly above the page-footer digitization stamp. Retroactively corrected from Page334: the Hindi commentary spanning Page334 bands 11-18 (closing "॥ ७७-८१½ ॥") was confirmed to jointly cover this verse plus 48.78-48.81 and an unnumbered "81½" trailing extension; translationHi filled in accordingly.

  79. 48.78 सत्यापित

    78

    संस्कृत

    परमोच्चगते शुक्रे स्वोच्चे स्वक्षेत्रकेन्द्रगे । नृपाभिषेकसम्प्राप्तिस्त्रीवाहनाम्बरभूषणम् ॥ ७८ ॥

    paramoccagate shukre svocce svakshetrakendrage . nrpaabhishekasampraaptistriivaahanaambarabhuushanam .. 78 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    (हे मैत्रेय !) रेतःकारक प्रसिद्ध शुक्र का दशाफल बतलाता हूँ, सुनो । शुक्र परमोच्च या स्वोच्चराशि, स्वक्षेत्र, या केन्द्र में हों तो मनुष्य को राजतिलक, वाहन, वस्त्र, अलङ्कार की प्राप्ति, हाथी, घोड़ा तथा अन्य पशुओं का लाभ, नित्य मिष्टान्न-भोजन, चक्रवर्ती राजा के द्वारा सम्मान, मृदङ्गादि वाद्यों का निर्घोष, लक्ष्मीविलास-युक्त घर प्राप्त होते हैं । वही शुक्र त्रिकोणस्थान या मीन में हों तो राज्य, धन, घर, तथा अन्यसम्पत्ति, घर में विवाहोत्सवकार्य, पुत्रकल्याण, सेनाधिपत्व, तथा स्वमित्र-वान्धवों का शुभागम, नष्टराज्य से धनप्राप्ति, तथा गोधनसंग्रह, ये सभी होते हैं ॥ ७७-८१½ ॥

    स्रोत: Page334 (PDF366), bands 02-03. Shares the 77-81½ commentary block (bands 11-18, closing "॥ ७७-८१½ ॥"); see 48.77.

  80. 48.79 सत्यापित

    79

    संस्कृत

    गजाश्वपशुलाभश्च नित्यं मिष्टान्नभोजनम् । अखण्डमण्डलाधीशराजसम्मानवैभवम् ॥ ७९ ॥

    gajaashvapashulaabhashca nityam mishtaannabhojanam . akhandamandalaadhiisharaajasammaanavaibhavam .. 79 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    (हे मैत्रेय !) रेतःकारक प्रसिद्ध शुक्र का दशाफल बतलाता हूँ, सुनो । शुक्र परमोच्च या स्वोच्चराशि, स्वक्षेत्र, या केन्द्र में हों तो मनुष्य को राजतिलक, वाहन, वस्त्र, अलङ्कार की प्राप्ति, हाथी, घोड़ा तथा अन्य पशुओं का लाभ, नित्य मिष्टान्न-भोजन, चक्रवर्ती राजा के द्वारा सम्मान, मृदङ्गादि वाद्यों का निर्घोष, लक्ष्मीविलास-युक्त घर प्राप्त होते हैं । वही शुक्र त्रिकोणस्थान या मीन में हों तो राज्य, धन, घर, तथा अन्यसम्पत्ति, घर में विवाहोत्सवकार्य, पुत्रकल्याण, सेनाधिपत्व, तथा स्वमित्र-वान्धवों का शुभागम, नष्टराज्य से धनप्राप्ति, तथा गोधनसंग्रह, ये सभी होते हैं ॥ ७७-८१½ ॥

    स्रोत: Page334 (PDF366), bands 04-05. Shares the 77-81½ commentary block (bands 11-18); see 48.77.

  81. 48.80 सत्यापित

    80

    संस्कृत

    मृदङ्गवाद्यघोषश्च गृहे लक्ष्मीकटाक्षयुक् । त्रिकोणस्थेऽथवा भाने राज्यार्थग्रहसम्पदः ॥ ८० ॥

    mrdangavaadyaghoshashca grhe lakshmiikataakshayuk . trikonastheathavaa bhaane raajyaarthagrahasampadah .. 80 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    (हे मैत्रेय !) रेतःकारक प्रसिद्ध शुक्र का दशाफल बतलाता हूँ, सुनो । शुक्र परमोच्च या स्वोच्चराशि, स्वक्षेत्र, या केन्द्र में हों तो मनुष्य को राजतिलक, वाहन, वस्त्र, अलङ्कार की प्राप्ति, हाथी, घोड़ा तथा अन्य पशुओं का लाभ, नित्य मिष्टान्न-भोजन, चक्रवर्ती राजा के द्वारा सम्मान, मृदङ्गादि वाद्यों का निर्घोष, लक्ष्मीविलास-युक्त घर प्राप्त होते हैं । वही शुक्र त्रिकोणस्थान या मीन में हों तो राज्य, धन, घर, तथा अन्यसम्पत्ति, घर में विवाहोत्सवकार्य, पुत्रकल्याण, सेनाधिपत्व, तथा स्वमित्र-वान्धवों का शुभागम, नष्टराज्य से धनप्राप्ति, तथा गोधनसंग्रह, ये सभी होते हैं ॥ ७७-८१½ ॥

    स्रोत: Page334 (PDF366), bands 06-07. Band07's "भाने" also served as the same-page-control exemplar for "भ" used to disambiguate 48.82's "दारवग" (band21). Shares the 77-81½ commentary block (bands 11-18); see 48.77.

  82. 48.81 सत्यापित

    81

    संस्कृत

    विवाहोत्सवकार्याणि पुत्रकल्याणवैभवम् । सेनाधिपत्यं च तथा स्वेष्टबन्धुसमागमः ॥ ८१ ॥ नष्टराज्याद्धनप्राप्तिर्गृहे गोधनसङ्ग्रहः ।

    vivaahotsavakaaryaani putrakalyaanavaibhavam . senaadhipatyam ca tathaa sveshtabandhusamaagamah .. 81 .. nashtaraajyaaddhanapraaptirgrhe godhanasangrahah .

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    (हे मैत्रेय !) रेतःकारक प्रसिद्ध शुक्र का दशाफल बतलाता हूँ, सुनो । शुक्र परमोच्च या स्वोच्चराशि, स्वक्षेत्र, या केन्द्र में हों तो मनुष्य को राजतिलक, वाहन, वस्त्र, अलङ्कार की प्राप्ति, हाथी, घोड़ा तथा अन्य पशुओं का लाभ, नित्य मिष्टान्न-भोजन, चक्रवर्ती राजा के द्वारा सम्मान, मृदङ्गादि वाद्यों का निर्घोष, लक्ष्मीविलास-युक्त घर प्राप्त होते हैं । वही शुक्र त्रिकोणस्थान या मीन में हों तो राज्य, धन, घर, तथा अन्यसम्पत्ति, घर में विवाहोत्सवकार्य, पुत्रकल्याण, सेनाधिपत्व, तथा स्वमित्र-वान्धवों का शुभागम, नष्टराज्य से धनप्राप्ति, तथा गोधनसंग्रह, ये सभी होते हैं ॥ ७७-८१½ ॥

    स्रोत: Page334 (PDF366), bands 08-09. Band10's following pada-pair "नष्टराज्याद्धनप्राप्तिर्गृहे गोधनसङ्ग्रहः ।" carries no numeral of its own and is combined into this verse per the citation-scope anomaly pattern, corroborated by the commentary's own combined citation "॥ ७७-८१½ ॥" (bands 11-18); see 48.77.

  83. 48.82 सत्यापित

    82

    संस्कृत

    षष्ठाष्टमव्यये शुक्रे नीचे पापयुतेक्षिते ॥ ८२ ॥ आत्मबन्धुजनद्वेषो दारवग इपोंडनम् ।

    shashthaashtamavyaye shukre niice paapayutekshite .. 82 .. aatmabandhujanadvesho daaravaga ipondanam .

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    शुक्र ६।८।१२। में या नीच में स्थित हों, पापग्रह का संयोग या दृष्टि उन पर हों तो आत्मीयजनों से द्वेष, स्त्रीवर्गादि में पीड़ा, व्यवसाय में ह्रास, पशुधन का विनाश, स्त्रीपुत्रादियों में पीड़ा अथवा आत्मीय बन्धुओं से वियोग होता है ॥ ८२-८३½ ॥

    स्रोत: Page334 (PDF366), bands 20-21. Preceded by the structural subheading "अशुभ शुक्रदशाफल—" (band19, recorded as a structural marker, not seeded as its own verse) marking the transition from auspicious to inauspicious Venus-dasha results. Band20 closes with its own citation "॥ ८२ ॥"; band21's following pada-pair carries no numeral of its own and is combined into this verse per the citation-scope anomaly pattern, corroborated by the shared commentary's own combined citation "॥ ८२-८३½ ॥" (bands 24-26). "दारवग" and "इपोंडनम्" are non-standard printed forms, retained exactly as printed rather than emended: same-page-control pixel comparison (against "भ" in "भाने", band07, and "म" in "गोम", band22) confirmed the disputed glyphs read "व" (not "भ") and a final "म्" (not "स्"). A semantic hypothesis suggested by the commentary's paraphrase ("स्त्रीवर्गादि में पीड़ा"), namely a corrected reading "दारवर्गपीडनम्", was tested and rejected by direct pixel comparison: no repha was found above "ग" (ruling out वर्ग), and the disputed matra's two-stroke shape matches ो, not the single-stroke ी required for पीडनम् (confirmed against a clean "पीड़ा" exemplar, band25). Per the no-fabrication rule, the literal non-standard reading is retained and disclosed rather than silently corrected.

  84. 48.83 सत्यापित

    83

    संस्कृत

    व्यवसायात् फलं नष्टं गोमहिष्यादिसंक्षयः ॥ ८३ ॥ दारपुत्रादिपीडा वा वियोगश्चात्मबन्धुभिः ।

    vyavasaayaat phalam nashtam gomahishyaadisankshayah .. 83 .. daaraputraadipiidaa vaa viyogashcaatmabandhubhih .

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    शुक्र ६।८।१२। में या नीच में स्थित हों, पापग्रह का संयोग या दृष्टि उन पर हों तो आत्मीयजनों से द्वेष, स्त्रीवर्गादि में पीड़ा, व्यवसाय में ह्रास, पशुधन का विनाश, स्त्रीपुत्रादियों में पीड़ा अथवा आत्मीय बन्धुओं से वियोग होता है ॥ ८२-८३½ ॥

    स्रोत: Page334 (PDF366), bands 22-23. Band22 closes with its own citation "॥ ८३ ॥"; band23's following pada-pair "दारपुत्रादिपीडा वा वियोगश्चात्मबन्धुभिः ।" carries no numeral of its own and is combined into this verse per the citation-scope anomaly pattern, corroborated by the shared commentary's own combined citation "॥ ८२-८३½ ॥". Shares the 82-83½ commentary block (bands 24-26); see 48.82.

  85. 48.84 सत्यापित

    84

    संस्कृत

    भाग्यकर्माधिपत्येन लग्नवाहनराशिगे ॥ ८४ ॥

    bhaagyakarmaadhipatyena lagnavaahanaraashige .. 84 ..

    इस श्लोक के अंग्रेज़ी तथा हिन्दी अर्थ जोड़े जा रहे हैं।

    स्रोत: Page334 (PDF366), band28. Preceded by the structural subheading "भाग्यकर्माधीश शुक्र का दशाफल—" (band27, recorded as a structural marker, not seeded as its own verse) marking a further subsection on Venus's results as lord of the 9th/10th houses (bhagya-karmadhisha). A single-line ("ardha-shloka") verse with its own clean closing citation "॥ ८४ ॥"; "लग्नवाहनराशिगे" confirmed via zoom, correcting an initial misreading of "लग्नत्राहनराशिगे". No Hindi commentary for this verse is found on this page (the last band, 32, is fully occupied by 48.86's second line); translationHi left empty pending page335.

  86. 48.85 सत्यापित

    85

    संस्कृत

    तद्दशायां महत् सौख्यं देशग्रामाधिपत्यजम् । देवालयतडागादि-पुण्यकर्मसु संग्रहः ॥ ८५ ॥

    taddashaayaam mahat saukhyam deshagraamaadhipatyajam . devaalayatadaagaadipunyakarmasu sangrahah .. 85 ..

    इस श्लोक के अंग्रेज़ी तथा हिन्दी अर्थ जोड़े जा रहे हैं।

    स्रोत: Page334 (PDF366), bands 29-30. No Hindi commentary for this verse is found on this page; translationHi left empty pending page335.

  87. 48.86 सत्यापित

    86

    संस्कृत

    अन्नदाने महत् सौख्यं नित्यं मिष्टान्नभोजनम् । उत्साहः [शेष अंश डिजिटीकरण जलचिह्न से अस्पष्ट, स्रोत-टिप्पणी देखें]

    annadaane mahat saukhyam nityam mishtaannabhojanam . utsaahah [remainder obscured by a digitization watermark in the source scan]

    इस श्लोक के अंग्रेज़ी तथा हिन्दी अर्थ जोड़े जा रहे हैं।

    स्रोत: Page334 (PDF366), bands 31-32. Band31 gives the clean first line "अन्नदाने महत् सौख्यं नित्यं मिष्टान्नभोजनम् ।". Band32, the last band on the page, carries the second line plus this verse's closing citation, but is directly overlaid by an English-language CC-0/eGangotri digitization-attribution watermark baked into the scan ("...Digitized by eGangotri"), occupying the same opaque pixels as the underlying Devanagari at the same vertical position. Per-channel pixel analysis confirmed both layers render as near-pure black (RGB ~(0,0,0) at the ink core), so no color-based separation is possible; morphological erosion likewise failed to separate the watermark's strokes from the similarly-weighted Devanagari strokes. Systematic segmented high-zoom reading (6-way and finer overlapping splits) recovers only the first word, "उत्साहः", with reasonable confidence; the remainder of the line, including the closing citation numeral (expected "॥ ८६ ॥" by sequence), is illegible in this scan and is disclosed rather than reconstructed, per the no-fabrication rule. No Hindi commentary for this verse is found on this page; translationHi left empty pending page335.

  88. 48.87 सत्यापित

    87

    संस्कृत

    स्वभुक्तौ फलमेतत् स्यात् फलान्यन्यदशास्वपि । द्वितीयघूननाथे तु देहपीडा भविष्यति ॥ ८७ ॥

    svabhuktau phalametat syaat phalaanyanyadashaasvapi . dvitiiyaghuunanaathe tu dehapiidaa bhavishyati .. 87 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    शुक्र की अपनी दशा में उपयुक्त फल समझना । अन्य ग्रहों की दशा में भी शुक्र की अन्तर्दशा आने पर ये फल होते हैं । शुक्र यदि द्वितीय या सप्तम के अधिप हों तो शारीरिक पीड़ा होती है । शान्त्यर्थ रुद्राभिषेक या मृत्युञ्जयजप, श्वेत गाय या महिषी का दान करें तो आरोग्य लाभ होता है ॥ ८७-८८ ॥

    स्रोत: Page335 (PDF367), bands 8-9. Continues the Shukra-dashaphala sequence from page334 (verses 48.78-86). Commentary (bands 12-15) closes with citation "८७-८८" confirming this pairing.

  89. 48.88 सत्यापित

    88

    संस्कृत

    तद्दोषपरिहारार्थं रुद्रं वा त्र्यम्बकं जपेत् । श्वेतां गां महिषीं दद्यादारोग्यं स्पात्तदा नृणाम् ॥ ८८ ॥

    taddoshapariharaartham rudram vaa tryambakam japet . shvetaam gaam mahishiim dadyaadaarogyam spaattadaa nrnaam .. 88 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    शुक्र की अपनी दशा में उपयुक्त फल समझना । अन्य ग्रहों की दशा में भी शुक्र की अन्तर्दशा आने पर ये फल होते हैं । शुक्र यदि द्वितीय या सप्तम के अधिप हों तो शारीरिक पीड़ा होती है । शान्त्यर्थ रुद्राभिषेक या मृत्युञ्जयजप, श्वेत गाय या महिषी का दान करें तो आरोग्य लाभ होता है ॥ ८७-८८ ॥

    स्रोत: Page335 (PDF367), bands 10-11. Printed reading "स्पात्तदा" (not the grammatically expected "स्यात्तदा") retained as-printed and disclosed per the no-fabrication rule: same-page-control comparison against the confirmed "स्यात्" glyph in band8 (verse 87) shows a clearly different consonant (प vs य) at this position, ruling out a misread on my part -- this is a genuine anomalous printed form, same pattern as 48.82's "दारवग"/"इपोंडनम्". Band16 carries the colophon "इति बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे दशाफलाध्यायः समाप्तः ।", closing chapter 48 immediately after this verse's commentary -- verse 88 is chapter 48's final verse.

49 Bhaveshadashaphala -- results of the dasha of house-lords (18)

  1. 49.1 सत्यापित

    1

    संस्कृत

    भावस्थित्यनुसारेण फलं सद्भिरुदीरितम् । भावाधिपतिसम्बन्धादथ वच्मि फलं मुने ! ॥ १ ॥

    bhaavasthityanusaarena phalam sadbhirudiiritam . bhaavaadhipatisambandhaadatha vacmi phalam mune ! .. 1 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पराशर ने कहा—हे मुने ! भावस्थिति के अनुसार ही विद्वानों ने फलादेश किया है । अब मैं भावेश के सम्बन्ध से दशाफल बतलाता हूँ ॥ १ ॥

    स्रोत: Page335 (PDF367), bands 20-21 (verse), preceded by band17 (decorative chapter-divider), band18 chapter-title header "अथ भावेशदशाफलाध्यायः ॥ ४९ ॥", and band19 dialogue marker "पराशर उवाच—" (all structural, not seeded as verses). Commentary in bands 22-23. This is chapter 49's opening verse, immediately following chapter 48's closing colophon (band16, see 48.88's source note).

  2. 49.2 सत्यापित

    2

    संस्कृत

    लग्नाधिपदशायां स्यात्तनौ सौख्यं च सद्यशः । वित्तपस्य दशायां तु कष्टं चापि मृतेर्भयम् ॥ २ ॥

    lagnaadhipadashaayaam syaattanau saukhyam ca sadyashah . vittapasya dashaayaam tu kashtam caapi mrterbhayam .. 2 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    लग्नेश की दशा में शरीरसुख, सुयश, धनेश की दशा में कष्ट तथा मरणभय, तृतीयेश की दशा में अशुभ, चतुर्थेश की दशा में गृह तथा भूमिसुख, पञ्चमेश की दशा में विद्या तथा पुत्र का सुख, षष्ठेश की दशा में शत्रुभय, शरीर में पीड़ा, सप्तमेश की दशा में स्त्रीकष्ट तथा मरणभय, अष्टमेश की दशा में धननाश तथा मृत्युभय, भाग्येश की दशा में यश, धर्म तथा धन की समृद्धि, राज्येश की दशा में राजसम्मान, लाभेश की दशा में लाभ, विघ्न तथा रोगभय, एवं द्वादशेश की दशा में अनेक-विध कष्ट होते हैं । दशारम्भ में ग्रह शुभस्थान (त्रिकोणादि) में हों तो शुभ फल और अशुभस्थान (त्रिक आदि) में हों तो अशुभ कहना । अतः जन्म एवं दशारम्भकाल दोनों की स्थिति से फलादेश करना चाहिए ॥ २-८ ॥

    स्रोत: Page335 (PDF367), bands 25-26, immediately after the structural subheading "भावेशदशाफल—" (band24). No commentary block follows this verse on page335 -- verses 49.2-49.5 run consecutively to the end of the page (band32) with no interspersed Hindi commentary, unlike chapter 48's pattern. Deferred commentary located and retrofitted from page336 (PDF368), bands 9-17 (shared prose block closing "॥ २-८ ॥"); see 49.6's source note for the full block description.

  3. 49.3 सत्यापित

    3

    संस्कृत

    तृतीयेशदशायां तु जातकस्याशुभं फलम् । चतुर्थेशदशायां वै गेहभूसम्भवं सुखम् ॥ ३ ॥

    trtiiyeshadashaayaam tu jaatakasyaashubham phalam . caturtheshadashaayaam vai gehabhuusambhavam sukham .. 3 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    लग्नेश की दशा में शरीरसुख, सुयश, धनेश की दशा में कष्ट तथा मरणभय, तृतीयेश की दशा में अशुभ, चतुर्थेश की दशा में गृह तथा भूमिसुख, पञ्चमेश की दशा में विद्या तथा पुत्र का सुख, षष्ठेश की दशा में शत्रुभय, शरीर में पीड़ा, सप्तमेश की दशा में स्त्रीकष्ट तथा मरणभय, अष्टमेश की दशा में धननाश तथा मृत्युभय, भाग्येश की दशा में यश, धर्म तथा धन की समृद्धि, राज्येश की दशा में राजसम्मान, लाभेश की दशा में लाभ, विघ्न तथा रोगभय, एवं द्वादशेश की दशा में अनेक-विध कष्ट होते हैं । दशारम्भ में ग्रह शुभस्थान (त्रिकोणादि) में हों तो शुभ फल और अशुभस्थान (त्रिक आदि) में हों तो अशुभ कहना । अतः जन्म एवं दशारम्भकाल दोनों की स्थिति से फलादेश करना चाहिए ॥ २-८ ॥

    स्रोत: Page335 (PDF367), bands 27-28. Deferred commentary located and retrofitted from page336 (PDF368), bands 9-17 (shared prose block closing "॥ २-८ ॥"); see 49.6's source note for the full block description.

  4. 49.4 सत्यापित

    4

    संस्कृत

    पञ्चमेशदशायां तु विद्यात्मजसुखं महत् । षष्ठेशस्य दशामध्ये शत्रुभीश्च तनौ रुजा ॥ ४ ॥

    pancameshadashaayaam tu vidyaatmajasukham mahat . shashtheshasya dashaamadhye shatrubhiishca tanau rujaa .. 4 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    लग्नेश की दशा में शरीरसुख, सुयश, धनेश की दशा में कष्ट तथा मरणभय, तृतीयेश की दशा में अशुभ, चतुर्थेश की दशा में गृह तथा भूमिसुख, पञ्चमेश की दशा में विद्या तथा पुत्र का सुख, षष्ठेश की दशा में शत्रुभय, शरीर में पीड़ा, सप्तमेश की दशा में स्त्रीकष्ट तथा मरणभय, अष्टमेश की दशा में धननाश तथा मृत्युभय, भाग्येश की दशा में यश, धर्म तथा धन की समृद्धि, राज्येश की दशा में राजसम्मान, लाभेश की दशा में लाभ, विघ्न तथा रोगभय, एवं द्वादशेश की दशा में अनेक-विध कष्ट होते हैं । दशारम्भ में ग्रह शुभस्थान (त्रिकोणादि) में हों तो शुभ फल और अशुभस्थान (त्रिक आदि) में हों तो अशुभ कहना । अतः जन्म एवं दशारम्भकाल दोनों की स्थिति से फलादेश करना चाहिए ॥ २-८ ॥

    स्रोत: Page335 (PDF367), bands 29-30. Deferred commentary located and retrofitted from page336 (PDF368), bands 9-17 (shared prose block closing "॥ २-८ ॥"); see 49.6's source note for the full block description.

  5. 49.5 सत्यापित

    5

    संस्कृत

    जायेशस्य दशाकाले जायाकष्टं मृतेर्भयम् । सप्तमेशस्य दशामध्ये वित्तनाशो मृतेश्च स्त्रीः ॥ ५ ॥

    jaayeshasya dashaakaale jaayaakashtam mrterbhayam . saptameshasya dashaamadhye vittanaasho mrteshca striih .. 5 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    लग्नेश की दशा में शरीरसुख, सुयश, धनेश की दशा में कष्ट तथा मरणभय, तृतीयेश की दशा में अशुभ, चतुर्थेश की दशा में गृह तथा भूमिसुख, पञ्चमेश की दशा में विद्या तथा पुत्र का सुख, षष्ठेश की दशा में शत्रुभय, शरीर में पीड़ा, सप्तमेश की दशा में स्त्रीकष्ट तथा मरणभय, अष्टमेश की दशा में धननाश तथा मृत्युभय, भाग्येश की दशा में यश, धर्म तथा धन की समृद्धि, राज्येश की दशा में राजसम्मान, लाभेश की दशा में लाभ, विघ्न तथा रोगभय, एवं द्वादशेश की दशा में अनेक-विध कष्ट होते हैं । दशारम्भ में ग्रह शुभस्थान (त्रिकोणादि) में हों तो शुभ फल और अशुभस्थान (त्रिक आदि) में हों तो अशुभ कहना । अतः जन्म एवं दशारम्भकाल दोनों की स्थिति से फलादेश करना चाहिए ॥ २-८ ॥

    स्रोत: Page335 (PDF367), bands 31-32. Band32 is again affected by the CC-0/eGangotri digitization watermark baked into the scan (same recurring artifact as page334 band32), here overlapping lower in the line than on page334 and therefore not obscuring the Devanagari headline strokes -- the full line remained legible after magnified same-page-control review. The pairing of "जायेश" (line 1) and "सप्तमेश" (line 2), both referring to the 7th house-lord, was verified by isolating and comparing the opening consonant cluster of each word against confirmed reference glyphs elsewhere on this page (band25's "स्यात्", band30's "षष्ठेशस्य") -- this is a deliberate synonymous restatement pairing two distinct effect-sets to the same lord, not a misread. Deferred commentary located and retrofitted from page336 (PDF368), bands 9-17 (shared prose block closing "॥ २-८ ॥"); see 49.6's source note for the full block description.

  6. 49.6 सत्यापित

    6

    संस्कृत

    भाग्येशस्य दशाकाले कीञ्चिद्धर्मार्थसंग्रहः । कर्माधिपदशायां तु राजसम्मानसम्भवः ॥ ६ ॥

    bhaagyeshasya dashaakaale kiinciddharmaarthasangrahah . karmaadhipadashaayaam tu raajasammaanasambhavah .. 6 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    लग्नेश की दशा में शरीरसुख, सुयश, धनेश की दशा में कष्ट तथा मरणभय, तृतीयेश की दशा में अशुभ, चतुर्थेश की दशा में गृह तथा भूमिसुख, पञ्चमेश की दशा में विद्या तथा पुत्र का सुख, षष्ठेश की दशा में शत्रुभय, शरीर में पीड़ा, सप्तमेश की दशा में स्त्रीकष्ट तथा मरणभय, अष्टमेश की दशा में धननाश तथा मृत्युभय, भाग्येश की दशा में यश, धर्म तथा धन की समृद्धि, राज्येश की दशा में राजसम्मान, लाभेश की दशा में लाभ, विघ्न तथा रोगभय, एवं द्वादशेश की दशा में अनेक-विध कष्ट होते हैं । दशारम्भ में ग्रह शुभस्थान (त्रिकोणादि) में हों तो शुभ फल और अशुभस्थान (त्रिक आदि) में हों तो अशुभ कहना । अतः जन्म एवं दशारम्भकाल दोनों की स्थिति से फलादेश करना चाहिए ॥ २-८ ॥

    स्रोत: Page336 (PDF368), bands 3-4. Bhagyesh (9th lord) dasha: some accumulation of dharma and wealth; karmaadhipa (10th lord) dasha: arising of royal honor/respect. Page336 (PDF368), bands 9-17. This is the commentary deferred from page335 for verses 49.2-49.5 (lagnesh/dhanesh through jayesh/saptamesh results), continuing through new verses 49.6-49.8 (bhagyesh/karmadhipa, labhadhipa/rishphesha, and the general shubhasthana/ashubhasthana dasha-start principle). The block closes with an explicit citation "॥ २-८ ॥", confirming it covers verses 2 through 8 as one continuous prose gloss (each house-lord's dasha-result restated in order: lagnesh, dhanesh, tritiyesh, chaturthesh, pancamesh, shashthesh, saptamesh, ashtamesh, bhagyesh, rajyesh, labhesh, dvadashesh), followed by the general shubha/ashubha-sthana dasha-start rule that verse 8 states in shloka form.

  7. 49.7 सत्यापित

    7

    संस्कृत

    लाभाधिपदशाकाले लाभो विघ्नोऽथ रोगभीः । रिष्फेशस्य दशामध्ये कष्टं नानाविधं भवेत् ॥ ७ ॥

    laabhaadhipadashaakaale laabho vighno'tha rogabhiih . rishpheshasya dashaamadhye kashtam naanaavidham bhavet .. 7 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    लग्नेश की दशा में शरीरसुख, सुयश, धनेश की दशा में कष्ट तथा मरणभय, तृतीयेश की दशा में अशुभ, चतुर्थेश की दशा में गृह तथा भूमिसुख, पञ्चमेश की दशा में विद्या तथा पुत्र का सुख, षष्ठेश की दशा में शत्रुभय, शरीर में पीड़ा, सप्तमेश की दशा में स्त्रीकष्ट तथा मरणभय, अष्टमेश की दशा में धननाश तथा मृत्युभय, भाग्येश की दशा में यश, धर्म तथा धन की समृद्धि, राज्येश की दशा में राजसम्मान, लाभेश की दशा में लाभ, विघ्न तथा रोगभय, एवं द्वादशेश की दशा में अनेक-विध कष्ट होते हैं । दशारम्भ में ग्रह शुभस्थान (त्रिकोणादि) में हों तो शुभ फल और अशुभस्थान (त्रिक आदि) में हों तो अशुभ कहना । अतः जन्म एवं दशारम्भकाल दोनों की स्थिति से फलादेश करना चाहिए ॥ २-८ ॥

    स्रोत: Page336 (PDF368), bands 5-6. Labhadhipa (11th lord) dasha: gain, obstacles, and fear of illness; rishphesha (12th lord) dasha: manifold hardship. Page336 (PDF368), bands 9-17. This is the commentary deferred from page335 for verses 49.2-49.5 (lagnesh/dhanesh through jayesh/saptamesh results), continuing through new verses 49.6-49.8 (bhagyesh/karmadhipa, labhadhipa/rishphesha, and the general shubhasthana/ashubhasthana dasha-start principle). The block closes with an explicit citation "॥ २-८ ॥", confirming it covers verses 2 through 8 as one continuous prose gloss (each house-lord's dasha-result restated in order: lagnesh, dhanesh, tritiyesh, chaturthesh, pancamesh, shashthesh, saptamesh, ashtamesh, bhagyesh, rajyesh, labhesh, dvadashesh), followed by the general shubha/ashubha-sthana dasha-start rule that verse 8 states in shloka form.

  8. 49.8 सत्यापित

    8

    संस्कृत

    शुभमावस्थखेटस्य दशारम्भे शुभं फलम् । शुभस्याप्यशुभस्थान-स्थितस्याशुभदं फलम् ॥ ८ ॥

    shubhamaavasthakhetasya dashaarambhe shubham phalam . shubhasyaapyashubhasthaana-sthitasyaashubhadam phalam .. 8 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    लग्नेश की दशा में शरीरसुख, सुयश, धनेश की दशा में कष्ट तथा मरणभय, तृतीयेश की दशा में अशुभ, चतुर्थेश की दशा में गृह तथा भूमिसुख, पञ्चमेश की दशा में विद्या तथा पुत्र का सुख, षष्ठेश की दशा में शत्रुभय, शरीर में पीड़ा, सप्तमेश की दशा में स्त्रीकष्ट तथा मरणभय, अष्टमेश की दशा में धननाश तथा मृत्युभय, भाग्येश की दशा में यश, धर्म तथा धन की समृद्धि, राज्येश की दशा में राजसम्मान, लाभेश की दशा में लाभ, विघ्न तथा रोगभय, एवं द्वादशेश की दशा में अनेक-विध कष्ट होते हैं । दशारम्भ में ग्रह शुभस्थान (त्रिकोणादि) में हों तो शुभ फल और अशुभस्थान (त्रिक आदि) में हों तो अशुभ कहना । अतः जन्म एवं दशारम्भकाल दोनों की स्थिति से फलादेश करना चाहिए ॥ २-८ ॥ सुतेशयुक्त कर्मेश या भाग्येशयुक्त कर्मेश की दशा शुभप्रद होती है । पंचमेशयुक्त किसी भी ग्रह की दशा शुभद और कर्मेशयुक्त ग्रह की दशा परमशुभद होती है । सुखेश-सहित धर्मेश की दशा, पंचमरथ दशमेश की दशा शुभद होती है । केन्द्रेश कोणस्थ हों, त्रिकोणेश केन्द्रगत हों तो उन (केन्द्रेश तथा त्रिकोणेश) की दशा परम शुभद होती है ॥ ८-१३ ॥

    स्रोत: Page336 (PDF368), bands 7-8. General principle verse: a planet well-placed (in a benefic sthana) at the start of its dasha gives an auspicious result; even an inherently benefic planet, if situated in an inauspicious sthana, gives an inauspicious result. This verse is cited at the close of BOTH surrounding commentary blocks ("॥ २-८ ॥" ending band17, and "॥ ८-१३ ॥" ending band30) -- a genuine citation-scope bridge confirmed by independent zoomed review of both numerals, not a duplicate-transcription error; both commentary texts are therefore retained in this verse's translationHi. Page336 (PDF368), bands 9-17. This is the commentary deferred from page335 for verses 49.2-49.5 (lagnesh/dhanesh through jayesh/saptamesh results), continuing through new verses 49.6-49.8 (bhagyesh/karmadhipa, labhadhipa/rishphesha, and the general shubhasthana/ashubhasthana dasha-start principle). The block closes with an explicit citation "॥ २-८ ॥", confirming it covers verses 2 through 8 as one continuous prose gloss (each house-lord's dasha-result restated in order: lagnesh, dhanesh, tritiyesh, chaturthesh, pancamesh, shashthesh, saptamesh, ashtamesh, bhagyesh, rajyesh, labhesh, dvadashesh), followed by the general shubha/ashubha-sthana dasha-start rule that verse 8 states in shloka form. Page336 (PDF368), bands 26-30. Prose commentary closing with citation "॥ ८-१३ ॥", i.e. covering verses 8 through 13 (the citation-scope bridges from verse 8, already cited at the end of the 2-8 block, into this second block -- a repeat/bridging citation, not a transcription error; both citations were independently confirmed via zoomed pixel comparison of the numerals). The prose explicitly glosses verses 9 (putra-lord/fortune-lord joined with karma-lord), 10-11 (pancamesh/dharmesh/sukhesh combinations with the 10th lord), and 12 (kendra-lord and trikona-lord in mutual exchange); it does not separately restate verse 13's 6th/8th/12th-lord condition in explicit prose, though the closing citation nominally extends to it.

  9. 49.9 सत्यापित

    9

    संस्कृत

    सुताधिपतियुक्तस्य भाग्याधिपयुतस्य वा । कर्मेशस्यातिशुभदा दशा विद्वद्भिरीरिता ॥ ९ ॥

    sutaadhipatiyuktasya bhaagyaadhipayutasya vaa . karmeshasyaatishubhadaa dashaa vidvadbhiriiritaa .. 9 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    सुतेशयुक्त कर्मेश या भाग्येशयुक्त कर्मेश की दशा शुभप्रद होती है । पंचमेशयुक्त किसी भी ग्रह की दशा शुभद और कर्मेशयुक्त ग्रह की दशा परमशुभद होती है । सुखेश-सहित धर्मेश की दशा, पंचमरथ दशमेश की दशा शुभद होती है । केन्द्रेश कोणस्थ हों, त्रिकोणेश केन्द्रगत हों तो उन (केन्द्रेश तथा त्रिकोणेश) की दशा परम शुभद होती है ॥ ८-१३ ॥

    स्रोत: Page336 (PDF368), bands 18-19. The karma-lord's (10th) dasha, when it is joined with the putra-lord (5th) or with the fortune-lord (9th), is declared by the learned to be extremely auspicious. Page336 (PDF368), bands 26-30. Prose commentary closing with citation "॥ ८-१३ ॥", i.e. covering verses 8 through 13 (the citation-scope bridges from verse 8, already cited at the end of the 2-8 block, into this second block -- a repeat/bridging citation, not a transcription error; both citations were independently confirmed via zoomed pixel comparison of the numerals). The prose explicitly glosses verses 9 (putra-lord/fortune-lord joined with karma-lord), 10-11 (pancamesh/dharmesh/sukhesh combinations with the 10th lord), and 12 (kendra-lord and trikona-lord in mutual exchange); it does not separately restate verse 13's 6th/8th/12th-lord condition in explicit prose, though the closing citation nominally extends to it.

  10. 49.10 सत्यापित

    10

    संस्कृत

    पञ्चमेशेन युक्तस्य ग्रहस्य शुभदा दशा । अपि धर्मयुक्तस्य दशा परमशोभना ॥ १० ॥

    pancameshena yuktasya grahasya shubhadaa dashaa . api dharmayuktasya dashaa paramashobhanaa .. 10 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    सुतेशयुक्त कर्मेश या भाग्येशयुक्त कर्मेश की दशा शुभप्रद होती है । पंचमेशयुक्त किसी भी ग्रह की दशा शुभद और कर्मेशयुक्त ग्रह की दशा परमशुभद होती है । सुखेश-सहित धर्मेश की दशा, पंचमरथ दशमेश की दशा शुभद होती है । केन्द्रेश कोणस्थ हों, त्रिकोणेश केन्द्रगत हों तो उन (केन्द्रेश तथा त्रिकोणेश) की दशा परम शुभद होती है ॥ ८-१३ ॥

    स्रोत: Page336 (PDF368), bands 20-21. The reading "pancameshena" (band20) was confirmed via same-page-control zoom: the pancama/pancha-m ligature initially appeared to read "pashcam-", but a higher-resolution comparison against the unambiguous "pancamesh" in the adjoining Hindi commentary (band10) showed the same compact nya-ca conjunct, not sha-ca -- resolved as pancama throughout (also affects 49.11 below), not a genuine alternate spelling. Page336 (PDF368), bands 26-30. Prose commentary closing with citation "॥ ८-१३ ॥", i.e. covering verses 8 through 13 (the citation-scope bridges from verse 8, already cited at the end of the 2-8 block, into this second block -- a repeat/bridging citation, not a transcription error; both citations were independently confirmed via zoomed pixel comparison of the numerals). The prose explicitly glosses verses 9 (putra-lord/fortune-lord joined with karma-lord), 10-11 (pancamesh/dharmesh/sukhesh combinations with the 10th lord), and 12 (kendra-lord and trikona-lord in mutual exchange); it does not separately restate verse 13's 6th/8th/12th-lord condition in explicit prose, though the closing citation nominally extends to it.

  11. 49.11 सत्यापित

    11

    संस्कृत

    सुखेशसहितस्यापि धर्मेशस्य दशा शुभा । पञ्चमस्थानगस्यापि मानेशस्य दशा शुभा ॥ ११ ॥

    sukheshasahitasyaapi dharmeshasya dashaa shubhaa . pancamasthaanagasyaapi maaneshasya dashaa shubhaa .. 11 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    सुतेशयुक्त कर्मेश या भाग्येशयुक्त कर्मेश की दशा शुभप्रद होती है । पंचमेशयुक्त किसी भी ग्रह की दशा शुभद और कर्मेशयुक्त ग्रह की दशा परमशुभद होती है । सुखेश-सहित धर्मेश की दशा, पंचमरथ दशमेश की दशा शुभद होती है । केन्द्रेश कोणस्थ हों, त्रिकोणेश केन्द्रगत हों तो उन (केन्द्रेश तथा त्रिकोणेश) की दशा परम शुभद होती है ॥ ८-१३ ॥

    स्रोत: Page336 (PDF368), bands 22-23. "maaneshasya" (band23) is transcribed exactly as printed after same-page-control zoom ruled out "bhaaneshasya" (the initial consonant is clearly ma, not bha, by direct comparison against confirmed ma and bha glyphs elsewhere on this page); "maanesha" is not a standard house-lord term recognized by the transcriber, so the printed reading is retained faithfully rather than emended to a conjectured standard term.

  12. 49.12 सत्यापित

    12

    संस्कृत

    केन्द्रत्रिकोणनाथाः स्युः कोणकेन्द्रगता यदि । तदातिशुभदा ज्ञेया विज्ञैस्तेषां दशा सदा ॥ १२ ॥

    kendratrikonanaathaah syuh konakendragataa yadi . tadaatishubhadaa jneyaa vijnaisteshaam dashaa sadaa .. 12 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    सुतेशयुक्त कर्मेश या भाग्येशयुक्त कर्मेश की दशा शुभप्रद होती है । पंचमेशयुक्त किसी भी ग्रह की दशा शुभद और कर्मेशयुक्त ग्रह की दशा परमशुभद होती है । सुखेश-सहित धर्मेश की दशा, पंचमरथ दशमेश की दशा शुभद होती है । केन्द्रेश कोणस्थ हों, त्रिकोणेश केन्द्रगत हों तो उन (केन्द्रेश तथा त्रिकोणेश) की दशा परम शुभद होती है ॥ ८-१३ ॥

    स्रोत: Page336 (PDF368), bands 24-25. Page336 (PDF368), bands 26-30. Prose commentary closing with citation "॥ ८-१३ ॥", i.e. covering verses 8 through 13 (the citation-scope bridges from verse 8, already cited at the end of the 2-8 block, into this second block -- a repeat/bridging citation, not a transcription error; both citations were independently confirmed via zoomed pixel comparison of the numerals). The prose explicitly glosses verses 9 (putra-lord/fortune-lord joined with karma-lord), 10-11 (pancamesh/dharmesh/sukhesh combinations with the 10th lord), and 12 (kendra-lord and trikona-lord in mutual exchange); it does not separately restate verse 13's 6th/8th/12th-lord condition in explicit prose, though the closing citation nominally extends to it.

  13. 49.13 सत्यापित

    13

    संस्कृत

    षष्ठाष्टमव्ययाधीशाः कोणपेनान्विता यदि । तेषां दशा च शुभदा होराविद्भिरुदीरिता ॥ १३ ॥

    shashthaashtamavyayaadhiishaah konapenaanvitaa yadi . teshaam dashaa ca shubhadaa horaavidbhirudiiritaa .. 13 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    सुतेशयुक्त कर्मेश या भाग्येशयुक्त कर्मेश की दशा शुभप्रद होती है । पंचमेशयुक्त किसी भी ग्रह की दशा शुभद और कर्मेशयुक्त ग्रह की दशा परमशुभद होती है । सुखेश-सहित धर्मेश की दशा, पंचमरथ दशमेश की दशा शुभद होती है । केन्द्रेश कोणस्थ हों, त्रिकोणेश केन्द्रगत हों तो उन (केन्द्रेश तथा त्रिकोणेश) की दशा परम शुभद होती है ॥ ८-१३ ॥

    स्रोत: Page336 (PDF368), band31 (a tall two-line band merged by the band-detection threshold, not an anomaly -- confirmed by direct review). The opening word was initially read two different ways across two crops ("pashthaashtama" vs "shashthaashtama"); resolved via same-page-control zoom of the single ambiguous glyph, which showed the initial hooked stroke rising above the headline characteristic of sha, not the flat-topped pa -- confirmed as "shashthaashtamavyayaadhiishaah" (lords of the 6th, 8th and 12th houses). The word "konapena" was independently zoomed and compared against confirmed pa and ga glyphs on this page (band12's "grahasya", band21's "api"); the character is unambiguously pa, not ga -- "konapena" is retained exactly as printed even though it does not parse as a standard compound, per the no-silent-correction rule. Page336 (PDF368), bands 26-30. Prose commentary closing with citation "॥ ८-१३ ॥", i.e. covering verses 8 through 13 (the citation-scope bridges from verse 8, already cited at the end of the 2-8 block, into this second block -- a repeat/bridging citation, not a transcription error; both citations were independently confirmed via zoomed pixel comparison of the numerals). The prose explicitly glosses verses 9 (putra-lord/fortune-lord joined with karma-lord), 10-11 (pancamesh/dharmesh/sukhesh combinations with the 10th lord), and 12 (kendra-lord and trikona-lord in mutual exchange); it does not separately restate verse 13's 6th/8th/12th-lord condition in explicit prose, though the closing citation nominally extends to it.

  14. 49.14 सत्यापित

    14

    संस्कृत

    केन्द्रगः कोणपः केन्द्रपतिः कोणगतो यदि । तदा तद्युक्तदृष्टस्य ग्रहस्य शुभदा दशा ॥ १४ ॥

    kendragah konapah kendrapatih konagato yadi . tadaa tadyuktadrshtasya grahasya shubhadaa dashaa .. 14 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    त्रिकेश यदि त्रिकोणेश के साथ हों तो त्रिकेश की दशा भी शुभप्रद होती है । कोणेश केन्द्रस्थ हों और केन्द्रेश कोणगत हों तो तद्युक्तदृष्ट ग्रह ( केन्द्रेश-त्रिकोणेश के साथ वाले या उनसे देखे जाने वाले ) की दशा शुभद होती है । लग्नेश भाग्यस्थ और भाग्येश लग्नस्थ हों तो उनके दशा-काल में मनुष्य को धन तथा सौख्य का उदय कहें । दशमेश लग्नगत एवं लग्नेश कर्मगत हों तो उनके दशाकाल में निःसन्देह राज्याप्ति होवे ॥ १३-१६ ॥

    स्रोत: Page336 (PDF368), bands 32-33. Band33 again shows the recurring CC-0/eGangotri digitization watermark below the Devanagari line, but this time it does not overlap or obscure the text strokes -- the line remained clearly legible on direct review, no reconstruction needed. Commentary located on page337 (PDF369), bands 6-11, closing citation "१३-१०" (13-16) -- a citation-scope bridge back to 49.13's own "8-13" block and forward through 49.14-49.16, per the established bridging pattern (cf. 49.8 on page336). Retrofitted per the cross-page verse/commentary splitting protocol.

  15. 49.15 सत्यापित

    15

    संस्कृत

    तनुपो भाग्यगो वापि भाग्येशस्तनुभागगः । नृणां तयोर्दशामध्ये धर्मसौख्योदयो भवेत् ॥ १५ ॥

    tanupo bhaagyago vaapi bhaagyeshastanubhaagagah . nrnaam tayordashaamadhye dharmasaukhyodayo bhavet .. 15 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    त्रिकेश यदि त्रिकोणेश के साथ हों तो त्रिकेश की दशा भी शुभप्रद होती है । कोणेश केन्द्रस्थ हों और केन्द्रेश कोणगत हों तो तद्युक्तदृष्ट ग्रह ( केन्द्रेश-त्रिकोणेश के साथ वाले या उनसे देखे जाने वाले ) की दशा शुभद होती है । लग्नेश भाग्यस्थ और भाग्येश लग्नस्थ हों तो उनके दशा-काल में मनुष्य को धन तथा सौख्य का उदय कहें । दशमेश लग्नगत एवं लग्नेश कर्मगत हों तो उनके दशाकाल में निःसन्देह राज्याप्ति होवे ॥ १३-१६ ॥

    स्रोत: Page337 (PDF369), band2 (verse), bands 3 (closing). Word 3 of the opening line ("bhaagyeshastanubhaagagah") was initially misread at low zoom as containing a "tra" conjunct; a targeted same-page-control zoom (p337-b02-conjunct.png) confirmed the printed conjunct is "gga" (bhaaga+gah), matching the expected grammatical sense (lord of the 9th gone to the 1st house), not "tra". Commentary shared with 49.14 and 49.16, closing citation "13-16" (see 49.14's source for the bridge disclosure).

  16. 49.16 सत्यापित

    16

    संस्कृत

    दशमेशस्तनुगतस्तनुपः कर्मसंस्थितः । तदा तयोर्दशामध्ये राज्याप्तिः स्यान्न संशयः ॥ १६ ॥

    dashameshastanugatastanupah karmasansthitah . tadaa tayordashaamadhye raajyaaptih syaanna sanshayah .. 16 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    त्रिकेश यदि त्रिकोणेश के साथ हों तो त्रिकेश की दशा भी शुभप्रद होती है । कोणेश केन्द्रस्थ हों और केन्द्रेश कोणगत हों तो तद्युक्तदृष्ट ग्रह ( केन्द्रेश-त्रिकोणेश के साथ वाले या उनसे देखे जाने वाले ) की दशा शुभद होती है । लग्नेश भाग्यस्थ और भाग्येश लग्नस्थ हों तो उनके दशा-काल में मनुष्य को धन तथा सौख्य का उदय कहें । दशमेश लग्नगत एवं लग्नेश कर्मगत हों तो उनके दशाकाल में निःसन्देह राज्याप्ति होवे ॥ १३-१६ ॥

    स्रोत: Page337 (PDF369), bands 4-5. Lord of the 10th in the 1st house and lord of the 1st in the 10th house (karma-sansthita) -- combined dasha grants kingship/high status without doubt. Commentary shared with 49.14-49.15, closing citation "13-16".

  17. 49.17 सत्यापित

    17

    संस्कृत

    त्रिपड्लाभगतानां वा युतानां तदधीश्वरैः । सतामपि नभोगानां दशा त्वशुभदा मता ॥ १७ ॥

    tripadlaabhagataanaam vaa yutaanaam tadadhiishvaraih . sataamapi nabhogaanaam dashaa tvashubhadaa mataa .. 17 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    ३।६।११ स्थानों में गत या त्रिपडायाधीशों से युक्त शुभग्रहों की भी दशा अशुभदा होती है । द्वितीय तथा अष्टम में मारकेश से युक्त या मृत्यु स्थान-स्थित ग्रहों की दशा अशुभप्रद होती है ॥ १७-१८ ॥

    स्रोत: Page337 (PDF369), bands 12-13. Disclosed reading: the expected term for "3rd/6th/11th [house]" is "trishadaaya" (tri-shad-aaya), but the printed compound in both this verse (band12) and its commentary's second reference (band16, "tripadaayaadhiishon") shows a flat-topped consonant matching this session's established pa-diagnostic (no hook above headline, cf. page336 shashthaashtama resolution), not sha -- pixel-confirmed via same-page-control zoom (p337-b12-zoom.png, p337-b16-zoom.png). The commentary's own numeral gloss ("3.6.11 sthaanon mein gat") confirms the intended sense is 3rd/6th/11th, but the compound-word spelling is retained exactly as printed ("tripad-") per the no-silent-correction rule, occurring consistently at two independent locations on this page.

  18. 49.18 सत्यापित

    18

    संस्कृत

    वित्तव्ययनगतानां वा मारकाधीशसंयुजाम् । मृत्युभावस्थितानां च दशाऽप्यशुभदा स्मृता ॥ १८ ॥

    vittavyayanagataanaam vaa maarakaadhiishasanyujaam . mrtyubhaavasthitaanaam ca dashaa'pyashubhadaa smrtaa .. 18 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    ३।६।११ स्थानों में गत या त्रिपडायाधीशों से युक्त शुभग्रहों की भी दशा अशुभदा होती है । द्वितीय तथा अष्टम में मारकेश से युक्त या मृत्यु स्थान-स्थित ग्रहों की दशा अशुभप्रद होती है ॥ १७-१८ ॥

    स्रोत: Page337 (PDF369), bands 14-15. Commentary shared with 49.17, closing citation "17-18" (band18). Band19 immediately following carries the chapter's closing colophon: "iti brhatpaaraasharahoraashaastre bhaaveshadashaaphalaadhyaayah samaaptah || 49 ||" ("Thus in the Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra, the chapter on the dasha-results of house-lords is concluded -- chapter 49"), confirming chapter 49 ends at 18 verses. This colophon is a structural marker, not seeded as its own verse entry. Note also: the page337 running header (top of page, before this content) already prints the NEXT chapter's title ("kaalacakradashaaphalaadhyaayah") rather than chapter 49's -- the printed header anticipates the chapter that begins later on this same leaf (chapter 50, see below); disclosed here since it could otherwise read as a mismatch/error.

50 Kalachakradashaphala -- results of the Kalachakra dasha (37)

  1. 50.1 सत्यापित

    1

    संस्कृत

    अथ ब्रवीमि ते विप्र ! कालचक्रदशाफलम् । राशीशानामिनादीनां फलं तत्रापि संश्रृणु ॥ १ ॥

    atha bravimi te vipra ! kaalacakradashaaphalam . raashiishaanaaminaadiinaam phalam tatraapi sanshrnu .. 1 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पराशर ने कहा—हे मैत्रेय ! अब मैं कालचक्रदशाफल कहता हूँ, उसमें पहले सूर्यादि राशीशों का फल सुनो । स्वराशि या सूर्याधिष्ठित राशि की दशा में सूर्य रक्त-पित्तजन्य रोगकारक होते हैं । चन्द्रमा जहां हों उस राशि की दशा में धन, कीर्ति, प्रजावृद्धि तथा वस्त्र-आभूषण आदि के प्रदाता होते हैं । मङ्गल ज्वर, पित्तप्रकोप, गठिया तथा फोड़ा उत्पन्न करने वाले हैं । बुध प्रजा तथा धन के वृद्धिकारक हैं । गुरु धन, कीर्ति, पुत्रवृद्धि, तथा अनेकविध भोगप्रदायक हैं । शुक्र विद्यावृद्धि, विवाह तथा घर में धान्यवर्धक हैं । शनि अनेकविध दुःख तथा बन्धुनाशकारक हैं । इस प्रकार सूर्यादि योग से राशिफल समझना ॥ १-५ ॥

    स्रोत: Page337 (PDF369), bands 23-24. Chapter 50 opens: "अथ कालचक्रदशाफलाध्यायः" heading, Parashara-Maitreya dialogue marker (structural, not seeded). Verse 1 is Parashara's introductory announcement of the Kalachakra-dasha-phala topic. Commentary (citation "१-५") located on page338 (PDF370) bands 04-11: full block retrofitted here per the cross-page deferred-commentary protocol.

  2. 50.2 सत्यापित

    2

    संस्कृत

    रक्तपित्तादिजं व्याधिः स्वदशायां दिशेद् रविः । धनकीर्तिप्रजावृद्धिवस्त्राभरणदः शशी ॥ २ ॥

    raktapittaadijam vyaadhih svadashaayaam dished ravih . dhanakiirttiprajaavrddhivastraabharanadah shashii .. 2 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पराशर ने कहा—हे मैत्रेय ! अब मैं कालचक्रदशाफल कहता हूँ, उसमें पहले सूर्यादि राशीशों का फल सुनो । स्वराशि या सूर्याधिष्ठित राशि की दशा में सूर्य रक्त-पित्तजन्य रोगकारक होते हैं । चन्द्रमा जहां हों उस राशि की दशा में धन, कीर्ति, प्रजावृद्धि तथा वस्त्र-आभूषण आदि के प्रदाता होते हैं । मङ्गल ज्वर, पित्तप्रकोप, गठिया तथा फोड़ा उत्पन्न करने वाले हैं । बुध प्रजा तथा धन के वृद्धिकारक हैं । गुरु धन, कीर्ति, पुत्रवृद्धि, तथा अनेकविध भोगप्रदायक हैं । शुक्र विद्यावृद्धि, विवाह तथा घर में धान्यवर्धक हैं । शनि अनेकविध दुःख तथा बन्धुनाशकारक हैं । इस प्रकार सूर्यादि योग से राशिफल समझना ॥ १-५ ॥

    स्रोत: Page337 (PDF369), bands 25-26. In his own dasha, the Sun gives blood/bile-related disease; the Moon gives wealth, fame, increase of progeny, clothes and ornaments. Commentary (citation "१-५") located on page338 (PDF370) bands 04-11; retrofitted here.

  3. 50.3 सत्यापित

    3

    संस्कृत

    ज्वरमाशु दिशेत् पित्तं ग्रन्थिस्फोटं तु भूमिजः । प्रजाद्रविणयोर्वृद्धिं बुधो दद्याद् विशेषतः ॥ ३ ॥

    jvaramaashu dishet pittam granthisphotam tu bhoomijah . prajaadravinayorvrddhim budho dadyaadvisheshatah .. 3 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पराशर ने कहा—हे मैत्रेय ! अब मैं कालचक्रदशाफल कहता हूँ, उसमें पहले सूर्यादि राशीशों का फल सुनो । स्वराशि या सूर्याधिष्ठित राशि की दशा में सूर्य रक्त-पित्तजन्य रोगकारक होते हैं । चन्द्रमा जहां हों उस राशि की दशा में धन, कीर्ति, प्रजावृद्धि तथा वस्त्र-आभूषण आदि के प्रदाता होते हैं । मङ्गल ज्वर, पित्तप्रकोप, गठिया तथा फोड़ा उत्पन्न करने वाले हैं । बुध प्रजा तथा धन के वृद्धिकारक हैं । गुरु धन, कीर्ति, पुत्रवृद्धि, तथा अनेकविध भोगप्रदायक हैं । शुक्र विद्यावृद्धि, विवाह तथा घर में धान्यवर्धक हैं । शनि अनेकविध दुःख तथा बन्धुनाशकारक हैं । इस प्रकार सूर्यादि योग से राशिफल समझना ॥ १-५ ॥

    स्रोत: Page337 (PDF369), bands 27-28. Mars quickly gives bilious fever and glandular eruptions; Mercury especially gives increase of progeny and wealth. Commentary (citation "१-५") located on page338 (PDF370) bands 04-11; retrofitted here.

  4. 50.4 सत्यापित

    4

    संस्कृत

    धनं कीर्तिं प्रजावृद्धिं नानाभोगं बृहस्पतिः । विद्यावासिर्विवाहश्च गृहे धान्यं भृगोः फलम् ॥ ४ ॥

    dhanam kiirtim prajaavrddhim naanaabhogam brhaspatih . vidyaavaasirvivaahashca grhe dhaanyam bhrgoh phalam .. 4 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पराशर ने कहा—हे मैत्रेय ! अब मैं कालचक्रदशाफल कहता हूँ, उसमें पहले सूर्यादि राशीशों का फल सुनो । स्वराशि या सूर्याधिष्ठित राशि की दशा में सूर्य रक्त-पित्तजन्य रोगकारक होते हैं । चन्द्रमा जहां हों उस राशि की दशा में धन, कीर्ति, प्रजावृद्धि तथा वस्त्र-आभूषण आदि के प्रदाता होते हैं । मङ्गल ज्वर, पित्तप्रकोप, गठिया तथा फोड़ा उत्पन्न करने वाले हैं । बुध प्रजा तथा धन के वृद्धिकारक हैं । गुरु धन, कीर्ति, पुत्रवृद्धि, तथा अनेकविध भोगप्रदायक हैं । शुक्र विद्यावृद्धि, विवाह तथा घर में धान्यवर्धक हैं । शनि अनेकविध दुःख तथा बन्धुनाशकारक हैं । इस प्रकार सूर्यादि योग से राशिफल समझना ॥ १-५ ॥

    स्रोत: Page337 (PDF369), bands 29-30. Jupiter gives wealth, fame, increase of progeny, various enjoyments; Venus gives learning, residence, marriage, and grain in the house. Band30 (anomalously tall at detection, 248px vs ~75-110px typical for this page -- re-scanned per the oversized-band rule) merges the verse's closing line with two non-content artifacts directly beneath it: the recurring CC-0/eGangotri digitization watermark, and a printer's gathering/signature mark ("22 br. paa."); neither overlaps or obscures the Devanagari verse text, which remained fully legible. Page337 ends here (30 bands total, blank bottom margin confirmed). Commentary (citation "१-५") located on page338 (PDF370) bands 04-11; retrofitted here.

  5. 50.5 सत्यापित

    5

    संस्कृत

    तापाधिक्यं महद् दुःखं बन्धुनाशः शनेः फलम् । एवमर्कादियोगेन राशीनां स्याद् दशाफलम् ॥ ५ ॥

    taapaadhikyam mahad duhkham bandhunaashah shaneh phalam . evamarkaadiyogena raashiinaam syaad dashaaphalam .. 5 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पराशर ने कहा—हे मैत्रेय ! अब मैं कालचक्रदशाफल कहता हूँ, उसमें पहले सूर्यादि राशीशों का फल सुनो । स्वराशि या सूर्याधिष्ठित राशि की दशा में सूर्य रक्त-पित्तजन्य रोगकारक होते हैं । चन्द्रमा जहां हों उस राशि की दशा में धन, कीर्ति, प्रजावृद्धि तथा वस्त्र-आभूषण आदि के प्रदाता होते हैं । मङ्गल ज्वर, पित्तप्रकोप, गठिया तथा फोड़ा उत्पन्न करने वाले हैं । बुध प्रजा तथा धन के वृद्धिकारक हैं । गुरु धन, कीर्ति, पुत्रवृद्धि, तथा अनेकविध भोगप्रदायक हैं । शुक्र विद्यावृद्धि, विवाह तथा घर में धान्यवर्धक हैं । शनि अनेकविध दुःख तथा बन्धुनाशकारक हैं । इस प्रकार सूर्यादि योग से राशिफल समझना ॥ १-५ ॥

    स्रोत: Page338 (PDF370), even page, generic running header "बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रम्" confirmed (band01). Bands 02-03. Saturn's dasha result: excess of heat/fever, great sorrow, destruction of relatives; closes with a meta-statement ("thus, by combination with the Sun and other [planets], the dasha-result of the signs [is derived]") completing the graha-dasha-phala unit (verses 1-5). Band03's opening compound was contested at first pass (possible reading confusion between conjuncts); resolved via targeted zoom crop (p338-b03-zoom.png) as "अर्कादि" (Sun-etc.), matching the expected sense and grammar. Commentary (citation "१-५", bands 04-11) is the full Hindi prose paraphrase of verses 1-5, transcribed verbatim into translationHi (Parashara-Maitreya framing, then Sun/Moon/Mars/Mercury/Jupiter/Venus/Saturn results restated in Hindi prose, closing "सूर्यादि योग से राशिफल समझना ॥ १-५ ॥").

  6. 50.6 सत्यापित

    6

    संस्कृत

    मेषे तु रक्तपीडा च वृषभे धान्यवर्धनम् । मिथुने ज्ञानसम्पन्नः कर्के धनपतिर्भवेत् ॥ ६ ॥

    meshe tu raktapiidaa ca vrshabhe dhaanyavardhanam . mithune jnaanasampannah karke dhanapatirbhavet .. 6 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    मेष राशि के मेषांश की कालचक्रदशा में रक्तविकार, वृषभांश की दशा में धन-धान्यवृद्धि, मिथुनांश की दशा में ज्ञानवृद्धि, ककांश की दशा में धनप्राप्ति, सिंहांश की दशा में राजमन्त्रित्व, वृश्चिकांश की दशा में मरण, धनुरंश की दशा में अर्थलाभ, ये मेषगत नवांश राशियों के दशाफल हैं ॥ ६-७½ ॥

    स्रोत: Page338 (PDF370), bands 12-14. Band12 is a marginal subheading "मेषगत नवांश दशाफल—" ("Aries-based navamsha dasha-results", structural, not seeded) printed ahead of its actual content, matching the chapter-header-printed-early pattern already documented on page337; its content does not begin until band18 (see verse 50.8's note). Verse 6 opens the rashi-by-rashi Kalachakra-dasha-result sequence, covering Aries through Cancer (4 signs, 2 per line), closing cleanly with ॥ ६ ॥ on band14. Commentary (citation "६-७½", bands 18-21) is a shared block also covering verses 7 and the first half of verse 8; transcribed verbatim into translationHi (duplicated across 50.6, 50.7, 50.8 per the shared-commentary convention).

  7. 50.7 सत्यापित

    7

    संस्कृत

    सूर्यर्क्षे शत्रुबाधा च कन्यायां स्त्रीविनाशनम् । तौलिके राजमन्त्रित्वं वृश्चिके मरणं भवेत् ॥ ७ ॥

    suuryarkshe shatrubaadhaa ca kanyaayaam striivinaashanam . taulike raajamantritvam vrshcike maranam bhavet .. 7 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    मेष राशि के मेषांश की कालचक्रदशा में रक्तविकार, वृषभांश की दशा में धन-धान्यवृद्धि, मिथुनांश की दशा में ज्ञानवृद्धि, ककांश की दशा में धनप्राप्ति, सिंहांश की दशा में राजमन्त्रित्व, वृश्चिकांश की दशा में मरण, धनुरंश की दशा में अर्थलाभ, ये मेषगत नवांश राशियों के दशाफल हैं ॥ ६-७½ ॥

    स्रोत: Page338 (PDF370), bands 15-16. Continues the rashi-sequence, covering Leo through Scorpio (4 signs). Leo is named via the poetic kenning "सूर्यर्क्षे" ("in the Sun's constellation", i.e. Leo, Sun being its lord) rather than the plain rashi name -- a legitimate classical usage, corroborated by grammar/sense and by the established pattern of the preceding/following lines' plain rashi-locatives. Band16's second word was initially misread at low zoom as "घृश्चिके" (with घ); a targeted zoom crop (p338-b16-zoom.png) confirmed the glyph is व + ऋ-vocalic matra (not घ, which has a larger loop/tail), i.e. the standard "वृश्चिके" (Scorpio) -- corrected before seeding via the mandatory same-page-control check; no bad data written. Verse closes cleanly with ॥ ७ ॥. Commentary (citation "६-७½") as documented under 50.6, shared verbatim.

  8. 50.8 सत्यापित

    8

    संस्कृत

    अर्थलाभो भवेच्चापे मेषस्य नवमांशके । मकरे पापकर्माणि कुम्भे वाणिज्यमेव च ॥ ८ ॥

    arthalaabho bhavecchaape meshasya navamaanshake . makare paapakarmaani kumbhe vaanijyameva ca .. 8 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    मेष राशि के मेषांश की कालचक्रदशा में रक्तविकार, वृषभांश की दशा में धन-धान्यवृद्धि, मिथुनांश की दशा में ज्ञानवृद्धि, ककांश की दशा में धनप्राप्ति, सिंहांश की दशा में राजमन्त्रित्व, वृश्चिकांश की दशा में मरण, धनुरंश की दशा में अर्थलाभ, ये मेषगत नवांश राशियों के दशाफल हैं ॥ ६-७½ ॥ वृषगत मकर की नवांशदशा में पापकर्म-प्रवृत्ति, कुम्भ की नवांशदशा में व्यापार, मीन की दशा में सर्वकार्यसिद्धि, वृश्चिक की दशा में अग्निभय, तुला की दशा में राजसम्मान, कन्या की दशा में शत्रुवृद्धि, कर्क की नवांशदशा में स्त्रीक्लेश, सिंह की दशा में नेत्ररोग, मिथुन की दशा में जीविका में बाधा, ये फल वृषगत नवांश राशियों की दशा में होते हैं ॥ ८-१० ॥

    स्रोत: DISCLOSED STRUCTURAL ANOMALY, resolved via extended same-page-control investigation (bands 12-32 cross-checked, plus a native-resolution layout scan p338-layout-check1.png/p338-layout-check2.png confirming genuine single-column typesetting -- no column-merge artifact). Line 1 (band17, "अर्थलाभो भवेच्चापे मेषस्य नवमांशके ।") ends with only a single danda, not the expected ॥ numeral, and names Sagittarius (चाप) via the same plain-rashi-locative pattern as verses 6-7, then adds "मेषस्य नवमांशके" ("[Sagittarius being] the ninth sign counted from Aries" -- चाप is literally the 9th rashi from मेष inclusive), read as a deliberate shlesha (double-meaning) construction that ALSO names/cues the upcoming Aries-navamsha commentary topic (band12's subheading, elaborated in bands 18-21). Between this half-line and its closing line, the print interposes: the Aries-navamsha Hindi commentary (bands 18-21, citation "६-७½" -- explicitly acknowledging this verse was only half-complete at that point) and the "वृषगत नवांश राशि-दशाफल—" subheading (band22, again printed early, ahead of its own content in bands 28-32). Line 2 (band23, "मकरे पापकर्माणि कुम्भे वाणिज्यमेव च ॥ ८ ॥") resumes and closes the verse, covering Capricorn and Aquarius. Net coverage of verse 8 is 3 signs (Sagittarius, Capricorn, Aquarius) rather than the 4-per-verse pattern of 6-7; Pisces is not covered here (it reappears, alongside a repeated Scorpio, in verse 9 -- disclosed there, not reconciled). All text retained exactly as printed; no numeral or missing content has been fabricated. Because this verse is doubly cited -- "६-७½" (its first half, bridging to the Aries-navamsha commentary) and "८-१०" (its whole, bridging to the Taurus-navamsha commentary) -- both commentary blocks are recorded verbatim in translationHi, separated by a blank line.

  9. 50.9 सत्यापित

    9

    संस्कृत

    मीने सर्वार्थसिद्धिः स्याद् वृश्चिके त्वग्निनो भयम् । तौलिके राजपूज्यत्वं कन्यायां शत्रुवर्द्धनम् ॥ ९ ॥

    miine sarvaarthasiddhih syaad vrshcike tvagnino bhayam . taulike raajapuujyatvam kanyaayaam shatruvardhanam .. 9 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    वृषगत मकर की नवांशदशा में पापकर्म-प्रवृत्ति, कुम्भ की नवांशदशा में व्यापार, मीन की दशा में सर्वकार्यसिद्धि, वृश्चिक की दशा में अग्निभय, तुला की दशा में राजसम्मान, कन्या की दशा में शत्रुवृद्धि, कर्क की नवांशदशा में स्त्रीक्लेश, सिंह की दशा में नेत्ररोग, मिथुन की दशा में जीविका में बाधा, ये फल वृषगत नवांश राशियों की दशा में होते हैं ॥ ८-१० ॥

    स्रोत: Page338 (PDF370), bands 24-25. Names Pisces, Scorpio, Libra, Virgo -- signs already covered (with different stated results) by verses 7 and the implicit verse-8/9 boundary; this divergence (e.g. Scorpio: "मरणं" in verse 7 vs "अग्निभयम्" here; Virgo: "स्त्रीविनाशनम्" in verse 7 vs "शत्रुवर्द्धनम्" here; Libra: "राजमन्त्रित्वं" in verse 7 vs "राजपूज्यत्वं" here) is retained and disclosed as printed rather than reconciled or explained away -- no corroborating context for a second classificatory dimension has been located yet. Closes cleanly with ॥ ९ ॥. Commentary (citation "८-१०", bands 28-32) is a shared block also covering verses 8 (in full) and 10; transcribed verbatim into translationHi.

  10. 50.10 सत्यापित

    10

    संस्कृत

    शशिभे दारसंबाधा सिंहे च त्वक्क्षिजा रुजा । मिथुने वृत्तिबाधा स्याद् वृषभस्य नवांशके ॥ १० ॥

    shashibhe daarasambaadhaa sinhe ca tvakkshijaa rujaa . mithune vrttibaadhaa syaad vrshabhasya navaanshake .. 10 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    वृषगत मकर की नवांशदशा में पापकर्म-प्रवृत्ति, कुम्भ की नवांशदशा में व्यापार, मीन की दशा में सर्वकार्यसिद्धि, वृश्चिक की दशा में अग्निभय, तुला की दशा में राजसम्मान, कन्या की दशा में शत्रुवृद्धि, कर्क की नवांशदशा में स्त्रीक्लेश, सिंह की दशा में नेत्ररोग, मिथुन की दशा में जीविका में बाधा, ये फल वृषगत नवांश राशियों की दशा में होते हैं ॥ ८-१० ॥

    स्रोत: Page338 (PDF370), bands 26-27. Leo named via the plain rashi form; Cancer named via the kenning "शशिभे" ("in the Moon's sign", Cancer being Moon-ruled), parallel to verse 7's "सूर्यर्क्षे" for Leo. Closing phrase "वृषभस्य नवांशके" ("the navamsha of Taurus") mirrors verse 8's bridging construction, cueing the already-printed "वृषगत नवांश राशि-दशाफल—" subheading (band22) whose content (Taurus-navamsha results) follows immediately in bands 28-32. Spelling note: here printed "नवांशके", vs. verse 8's "नवमांशके" -- retained as printed, divergence disclosed rather than harmonized. Closes cleanly with ॥ १० ॥, and the following commentary block (bands 28-32, citation "८-१०") closes the page: it enumerates Taurus-navamsha results sign-by-sign (Capricorn, Aquarius, Pisces, Scorpio, Libra, Virgo, Cancer, Leo, Gemini -- 9 of the 9 navamshas, though not in the textbook sequential order for a fixed sign starting from Capricorn), ending "...ये फल वृषगत नवांश राशियों की दशा में होते हैं ॥ ८-१० ॥" directly beneath the recurring CC-0/eGangotri digitization watermark (band32, disclosed per the established digitization-watermark-occlusion pattern; watermark does not obscure the Devanagari text). Page338 ends here (32 bands total).

  11. 50.11 सत्यापित

    11

    संस्कृत

    वृषभे त्वर्थलाभश्च मेषे तु ज्वरजा रुजा । झषे तु मातुलप्रीलिः कुम्भे शत्रुप्रवर्धनम् ॥ ११ ॥

    vrshabhe tvarthalaabhashca meshe tu jvarajaa rujaa . jhashe tu maatulapriilih kumbhe shatrupravardhanam .. 11 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    मिथुनगत वृष को नवांश दशा में अर्थप्राप्ति, मेष की नवांशदशा में उदररोग, मीन को दशा में मामा से प्रीति, कुम्भ की दशा में शत्रुवृद्धि, मकर की नवांशदशा में चौरवाधा, धनु की दशा में शस्त्रवृद्धि, मेष की दशा में शस्त्रसंघात, वृष की दशा में कलह तथा मिथुन की दशा में सुखप्राप्ति, ये मिथुनगत नवांश राशियों के दशाफल हैं ॥ ११-१२½ ॥

    स्रोत: Page339 (PDF371), bands 3-4. First verse of the मिथुनगत नवांश (Gemini-navamsha) results cluster cued by band02's subheading "मिथुनगत नवांश राशिदशाफल—". Same-page-control zoom confirms band04's third word as "मातुलप्रीलिः" (ल, not त) -- printed as-is; likely a printer's slip for the expected "मातुलप्रीतिः" ("affection from the maternal uncle"), but retained literally per the no-silent-correction rule rather than emended.

  12. 50.12 सत्यापित

    12

    संस्कृत

    मृगे चौरस्य संबाधा धनुर्भे शस्त्रवर्धनम् । मेषे तु शस्त्रसंघातो वृषभे कलहो मतः ॥ १२ ॥

    mrge caurasya sambaadhaa dhanurbhe shastravardhanam . meshe tu shastrasanghaato vrshabhe kalaho matah .. 12 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    मिथुनगत वृष को नवांश दशा में अर्थप्राप्ति, मेष की नवांशदशा में उदररोग, मीन को दशा में मामा से प्रीति, कुम्भ की दशा में शत्रुवृद्धि, मकर की नवांशदशा में चौरवाधा, धनु की दशा में शस्त्रवृद्धि, मेष की दशा में शस्त्रसंघात, वृष की दशा में कलह तथा मिथुन की दशा में सुखप्राप्ति, ये मिथुनगत नवांश राशियों के दशाफल हैं ॥ ११-१२½ ॥

    स्रोत: Page339 (PDF371), bands 5-6.

  13. 50.13 सत्यापित

    13

    संस्कृत

    मिथुने सुखमाप्नोति मिथुनस्य नवांशके । कर्कटे सङ्कटप्राप्तिः सिंहे राजप्रकोपनम् ॥ १३ ॥

    mithune sukhamaapnoti mithunasya navaanshake . karkate sankatapraaptih sinhe raajaprakopanam .. 13 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    मिथुनगत वृष को नवांश दशा में अर्थप्राप्ति, मेष की नवांशदशा में उदररोग, मीन को दशा में मामा से प्रीति, कुम्भ की दशा में शत्रुवृद्धि, मकर की नवांशदशा में चौरवाधा, धनु की दशा में शस्त्रवृद्धि, मेष की दशा में शस्त्रसंघात, वृष की दशा में कलह तथा मिथुन की दशा में सुखप्राप्ति, ये मिथुनगत नवांश राशियों के दशाफल हैं ॥ ११-१२½ ॥ कर्कगत कर्क की नवांश दशा में संकट, सिंह की दशा में राजप्रकोप, कन्या की दशा में बन्धुओं का सम्मान, तुला की दशा में प्रियकारिता, वृश्चिक की दशा में पितृ-कष्ट, धनु की दशा में धन-धान्य की वृद्धि, मकर की दशा में जलभय, कुम्भ की दशा में सस्यवृद्धि, मीन की दशा में सम्पत्तिसुख, ये कर्कगत नवांश राशियों के दशाफल हैं ॥ १३-१५ ॥

    स्रोत: Page339 (PDF371), bands 7 and 14. Dual-citation / citation-scope-bridge case, recurring the pattern first confirmed on page338 verse 50.8: band07 gives this verse's first line closing only a single danda ("मिथुनस्य नवांशके ।"), immediately followed (band08-12) by the मिथुनगत commentary whose closing citation "११-१२½" treats this half-verse as "12½" (the fractional verse after 11-12). Band13 then prints the next subheading ("कर्कगत नवांश राशिदशाफल—") directly, and band14 supplies this verse's second line ("कर्कटे सङ्कटप्राप्तिः सिंहे राजप्रकोपनम्"), closing cleanly with ॥ १३ ॥ -- unlike page338's verse 8, here there is no interposed digression between the two lines. This same verse is then re-cited whole by the following कर्कगत commentary's citation "१३-१५". Both citing commentary blocks are recorded verbatim above, separated by a blank line, per the established dual-citation convention.

  14. 50.14 सत्यापित

    14

    संस्कृत

    कन्यायां भ्रातृपूजा च तौलिके प्रियकृन्नरः । वृश्चिके पितृबाधा स्याच्चापेऽर्थज्ञानवर्धनम् ॥ १४ ॥

    kanyaayaam bhraatrpuujaa ca taulike priyakrnnarah . vrshcike pitrbaadhaa syaaccaape'rthajnaanavardhanam .. 14 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    कर्कगत कर्क की नवांश दशा में संकट, सिंह की दशा में राजप्रकोप, कन्या की दशा में बन्धुओं का सम्मान, तुला की दशा में प्रियकारिता, वृश्चिक की दशा में पितृ-कष्ट, धनु की दशा में धन-धान्य की वृद्धि, मकर की दशा में जलभय, कुम्भ की दशा में सस्यवृद्धि, मीन की दशा में सम्पत्तिसुख, ये कर्कगत नवांश राशियों के दशाफल हैं ॥ १३-१५ ॥

    स्रोत: Page339 (PDF371), bands 15-16. Same-page-control high-zoom verification: band15's second word confirmed as "भ्रातृपूजा" (भ्रा- clearly legible under 3x crop, not the "आतृपूजा" the unzoomed band crop suggested); band15's closing word confirmed as "प्रियकृन्नरः" (कृत्+नरः, sandhi त्+न to न्न, confirmed as न्न not त्न under 5x crop) -- "प्रियकृत्" = one who does pleasing/favorable deeds.

  15. 50.15 सत्यापित

    15

    संस्कृत

    मृगे भयं भवेद्दृश्यः समृद्धिः सत्यगा घटे । झषे सम्पत्-सुखं चापि कर्कटस्य नवांशके ॥ १५ ॥

    mrge bhayam bhaveddrshyah samrddhih satyagaa ghate . jhashe sampat-sukham caapi karkatasya navaanshake .. 15 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    कर्कगत कर्क की नवांश दशा में संकट, सिंह की दशा में राजप्रकोप, कन्या की दशा में बन्धुओं का सम्मान, तुला की दशा में प्रियकारिता, वृश्चिक की दशा में पितृ-कष्ट, धनु की दशा में धन-धान्य की वृद्धि, मकर की दशा में जलभय, कुम्भ की दशा में सस्यवृद्धि, मीन की दशा में सम्पत्तिसुख, ये कर्कगत नवांश राशियों के दशाफल हैं ॥ १३-१५ ॥

    स्रोत: Page339 (PDF371), bands 17-18. Same-page-control zoom on band17 confirms "भवेद्दृश्यः" (भवेत्+दृश्यः, sandhi त्→द् before द, i.e. "would become visible") and "समृद्धिः" (vocalic ऋ-matra directly on स्म्, not a separate प) rather than the unzoomed crop's apparent "भवेदद्दृश्यः सम्पृद्धिः". The phrase "सत्यगा घटे" is retained exactly as printed and pixel-confirmed; its precise sense is not fully resolved (a literal "truth-going [one/result]" in Aquarius) and is disclosed as an unresolved parse rather than emended. Verse closes with the bridging phrase "कर्कटस्य नवांशके", here reaffirming (not forward-bridging) the already-open कर्कगत cluster's own topic, and the verse is the last of that cluster (citation "१३-१५" follows in bands 19-23).

  16. 50.16 सत्यापित

    16

    संस्कृत

    वृश्चिके कलहः पीडा तौलिके ह्यधिकं फलम् । कन्यायामतिलाभश्च शशिभे मृगवाधिता ॥ १६ ॥

    vrshcike kalahah piidaa taulike hyadhikam phalam . kanyaayaamatilaabhashca shashibhe mrgavaadhitaa .. 16 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    सिंहगत वृश्चिक की नवांश दशा में कलह तथा पीड़ा, तुला की नवांश दशा में अधिक लाभ, कन्या में भी प्रचुरलाभ, कर्क की दशा में मृगादि जङ्गली जानवरों से बाधा, सिंह की दशा में पुत्रप्राप्ति, मिथुन की नवांशदशा में शत्रुवृद्धि, वृष की दशा में पशुकृत लाभ, मेष की दशा में पशुभय, मीन की दशा में लम्बी यात्रा, ये सिंहगत नवांश राशियों के दशाफल हैं ॥ १६-१७½ ॥

    स्रोत: Page339 (PDF371), bands 25-26. Opens the सिंहगत नवांश (Leo-navamsha) results cluster; here the subheading (band24, "सिंहगत नवांश राशिदशाफल—") is followed immediately by this verse with no interposed gap. RETROACTIVELY CORRECTED (page340/PDF372 bands 02-03 completed the commentary that was cut off at page339's bottom): the covering commentary (originally cut off at page339 band31, "...वृष की") is now complete via page340 bands 02-03; full text spans verses 16, 17, and the first half of 18, citation "१६-१७½" per the fractional-citation convention (last fully-closed verse + half-verse unit).

  17. 50.17 सत्यापित

    17

    संस्कृत

    सिंहे च पुत्रलाभश्च मिथुने शत्रुवर्धनम् । गवि लाभश्चतुष्पद्भ्यो भीः पशुभ्यो भवेदजे ॥ १७ ॥

    sinhe ca putralaabhashca mithune shatruvardhanam . gavi laabhashcatushpadbhyo bhiih pashubhyo bhavedaje .. 17 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    सिंहगत वृश्चिक की नवांश दशा में कलह तथा पीड़ा, तुला की नवांश दशा में अधिक लाभ, कन्या में भी प्रचुरलाभ, कर्क की दशा में मृगादि जङ्गली जानवरों से बाधा, सिंह की दशा में पुत्रप्राप्ति, मिथुन की नवांशदशा में शत्रुवृद्धि, वृष की दशा में पशुकृत लाभ, मेष की दशा में पशुभय, मीन की दशा में लम्बी यात्रा, ये सिंहगत नवांश राशियों के दशाफल हैं ॥ १६-१७½ ॥

    स्रोत: Page339 (PDF371), bands 27-28. RETROACTIVELY CORRECTED (page340/PDF372 bands 02-03 completed the commentary that was cut off at page339's bottom): shares the सिंहगत commentary (citation "१६-१७½") with verse 16 and the first half of verse 18; see verse 50.16's note for the completion detail.

  18. 50.18 सत्यापित

    18

    संस्कृत

    मीने तु दीर्घयात्रा स्यात् सिंहस्य नवभागके । कुम्भे तु धनलाभश्च मकरे द्रविणागमः ॥ १८ ॥

    miine tu diirghayaatraa syaat sinhasya navabhaagake . kumbhe tu dhanalaabhashca makare dravinaagamah .. 18 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    सिंहगत वृश्चिक की नवांश दशा में कलह तथा पीड़ा, तुला की नवांश दशा में अधिक लाभ, कन्या में भी प्रचुरलाभ, कर्क की दशा में मृगादि जङ्गली जानवरों से बाधा, सिंह की दशा में पुत्रप्राप्ति, मिथुन की नवांशदशा में शत्रुवृद्धि, वृष की दशा में पशुकृत लाभ, मेष की दशा में पशुभय, मीन की दशा में लम्बी यात्रा, ये सिंहगत नवांश राशियों के दशाफल हैं ॥ १६-१७½ ॥ कन्यागत कुम्भ की नवांशदशा में धनलाभ, मकर की दशा में द्रव्यप्राप्ति, धनु की दशा में बन्धुओं से सम्पर्क, मेष की दशा में माता को सौख्य, वृष की दशा में पुत्रवृद्धि, मिथुन में शत्रुवृद्धि, कर्क की दशा में स्त्रीप्रेम, सिंह की दशा में व्याधिप्रकोप, कन्या की दशा में पुत्रवृद्धि, ये कन्यागत नवांशराशि-दशाफल होते हैं ॥ १८-२० ॥

    स्रोत: CROSS-PAGE SPLIT, NOW CORRECTED: Page339 (PDF371) band29 gave this verse's first line only ("सिंहस्य नवभागके ।" -- the established half-verse bridge phrase, here with the variant spelling "नवभागके" vs. "नवांशके"/"नवमांशके" seen elsewhere in this chapter; retained as printed, divergence disclosed rather than harmonized per the no-auto-harmonization rule). Page340 (PDF372) band05 completes the second line and closing numeral ("कुम्भे तु धनलाभश्च मकरे द्रविणागमः ॥ १८ ॥"). DUAL-CITATION VERSE (mirrors verse 50.13's pattern): verse 18 is the closing half-verse of the सिंहगत cluster (citation "१६-१७½", bands 30-31 + page340 bands 02-03) AND simultaneously the opening verse of the कन्यागत cluster (citation "१८-२०", page340 bands 06-14); both full commentary texts are concatenated above, separated by a blank line, per the dual-citation convention. Page339 band31 was a double-height band (207px) because it contains two full printed lines plus the recurring CC-0/Swami Atmanand Giri/Veda Nidhi Varanasi/Digitized-by-eGangotri watermark baked into the pixels between them (digitization-watermark-occlusion pattern); the watermark does not obscure the Devanagari text.

  19. 50.19 सत्यापित

    19

    संस्कृत

    धनुषि भ्रातृसंसर्गो मेषे मातृविवर्धनम् । वृषभे पुत्रवृद्धिः स्यान्मिथुने शत्रुवर्धनम् ॥ १९ ॥

    dhanushi bhraatrsansargo meshe maatrvivardhanam . vrshabhe putravrddhih syaanmithune shatruvardhanam .. 19 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    कन्यागत कुम्भ की नवांशदशा में धनलाभ, मकर की दशा में द्रव्यप्राप्ति, धनु की दशा में बन्धुओं से सम्पर्क, मेष की दशा में माता को सौख्य, वृष की दशा में पुत्रवृद्धि, मिथुन में शत्रुवृद्धि, कर्क की दशा में स्त्रीप्रेम, सिंह की दशा में व्याधिप्रकोप, कन्या की दशा में पुत्रवृद्धि, ये कन्यागत नवांशराशि-दशाफल होते हैं ॥ १८-२० ॥

    स्रोत: Page340 (PDF372), bands 06-07. Second verse of the कन्यागत (Virgo-navamsha) results cluster (subheading at band04, "कन्यागत नवांश राशियों के दशाफल—", printed early, bridged via verse 20's closing phrase "कन्याया नवमांशके"). Shares the कन्यागत commentary (citation "१८-२०", bands 10-14) with verses 18 and 20.

  20. 50.20 सत्यापित

    20

    संस्कृत

    शशिभे तु स्त्रियां प्रीतिः सिंहे व्याधिविवर्धनम् । कन्यायां पुत्रवृद्धिः स्यात् कन्याया नवमांशके ॥ २० ॥

    shashibhe tu striyaam priitih sinhe vyaadhivivardhanam . kanyaayaam putravrddhih syaat kanyaayaa navamaanshake .. 20 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    कन्यागत कुम्भ की नवांशदशा में धनलाभ, मकर की दशा में द्रव्यप्राप्ति, धनु की दशा में बन्धुओं से सम्पर्क, मेष की दशा में माता को सौख्य, वृष की दशा में पुत्रवृद्धि, मिथुन में शत्रुवृद्धि, कर्क की दशा में स्त्रीप्रेम, सिंह की दशा में व्याधिप्रकोप, कन्या की दशा में पुत्रवृद्धि, ये कन्यागत नवांशराशि-दशाफल होते हैं ॥ १८-२० ॥

    स्रोत: Page340 (PDF372), bands 08-09. Third verse of the कन्यागत cluster; closes with the bridge phrase "कन्याया नवमांशके" matching band04's subheading ("कन्यागत नवांश राशियों के दशाफल—", Virgo, printed early). Shares the कन्यागत commentary (citation "१८-२०") with verses 18 and 19.

  21. 50.21 सत्यापित

    21

    संस्कृत

    तुलायामर्थलाभश्च वृश्चिके भ्रातृवर्धनम् । चापे तु तातसौख्यं च मृगे मातृविरोधिता ॥ २१ ॥

    tulaayaamarthalaabhashca vrshcike bhraatrvardhanam . caape tu taatasaukhyam ca mrge maatrvirodhitaa .. 21 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    तुलागत तुला की नवांशदशा में धनलाभ, वृश्चिक की दशा में भ्रातृसौख्य, धनु की दशा में पितृसौख्य, मकर की नवांशदशा में मातृविरोध, कुम्भ की दशा में धन-पुत्र की प्राप्ति, मीन की दशा में शत्रुओं से विरोध, वृश्चिक की दशा में स्त्री से विरोध, तुला की दशा में जलभय, कन्या की दशा में धनवृद्धि, ये तुलागत नवांशराशिदशाफल हैं ॥ २१-२२ ॥

    स्रोत: Page340 (PDF372), bands 16-17. Opens the तुलागत नवांश (Libra-navamsha) results cluster; subheading at band15 ("तुलागत नवांश राशिदशाफल—") is followed immediately by this verse with no interposed gap. Same-page-control zoom confirmed "तुलायामर्थलाभश्च" (sandhi of तुलायाम् + अर्थलाभश्च, band16) -- the syllables र्थ (reph+tha) run tightly together in this dense typeface and were verified against the headline-stroke pattern before reading. Shares the तुलागत commentary (citation "२१-२२", bands 21-25) with verse 22. CORRECTED: citation was initially misread as "२१-२३" (leading to an erroneous standalone verse 50.23 seeded from band20); glyph-shape comparison against clean reference digits ("२" from band19's confirmed "॥ २२ ॥", "३" from band27's confirmed "॥ २३ ॥") showed the disputed digit is a single-loop hook matching "२", not the double-stacked-loop "३" -- citation corrected to "२१-२२" and commentary corroborates exactly 4 rashi-results per verse (8 total for 2 verses), consistent with 21 and 22 only.

  22. 50.22 सत्यापित

    22

    संस्कृत

    घटे खलु धनाप्तिः स्याद् विरोधो वैरिभिर्झषे । अलौ जायाविरोधश्च तुले तु जलतो भयम् ॥ २२ ॥ कन्यायामर्थसंवृद्धिस्तुलाया नवभागके ।

    ghate khalu dhanaaptih syaad virodho vairibhirjhashe . alau jaayaavirodhashca tule tu jalato bhayam .. 22 .. kanyaayaamarthasamvrddhistulaayaa navabhaagake .

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    तुलागत तुला की नवांशदशा में धनलाभ, वृश्चिक की दशा में भ्रातृसौख्य, धनु की दशा में पितृसौख्य, मकर की नवांशदशा में मातृविरोध, कुम्भ की दशा में धन-पुत्र की प्राप्ति, मीन की दशा में शत्रुओं से विरोध, वृश्चिक की दशा में स्त्री से विरोध, तुला की दशा में जलभय, कन्या की दशा में धनवृद्धि, ये तुलागत नवांशराशिदशाफल हैं ॥ २१-२२ ॥

    स्रोत: Page340 (PDF372), bands 18-20. Same-page-control zoom confirmed "खलु" (band18, the ख-loop and ल+u ligature run together via the shared headline stroke with no inter-syllable gap, as normal within a single Devanagari word) and "अलौ" (band19, अ-ल-ौ, zoom-confirmed letterform, not अजे). DISCLOSED INTERPRETIVE NOTE: "अलौ" (locative of अलि, "bee/black bee") is a poetic synonym for वृश्चिक (Scorpio) -- confirmed not by guesswork but by the covering commentary (band23, "वृश्चिक की दशा में स्त्री से विरोध") explicitly glossing this pada as Scorpio-dasha causing conflict with one's wife, matching "अलौ जायाविरोधश्च" one-to-one; retained literally as printed rather than silently normalized to वृश्चिके. CITATION-SCOPE ANOMALY, CORRECTED: band20 ("कन्यायामर्थसंवृद्धिस्तुलाया नवभागके ।") was initially misread as a standalone third verse (50.23) on the mistaken belief that the तुलागत citation read "२१-२३". Re-examination showed the citation digit is actually "२" not "३" (see verse 21's source note for the glyph comparison), i.e. citation is "२१-२२" covering only two verses. band20's content, which closes with only a single danda (no independent numeral of its own) and bridges to subheading band15's तुला via the phrase "तुलाया नवभागके", is therefore trailing content appended after verse 22's own "॥ २२ ॥" per the citation-scope-anomaly / bridge pattern (a closing numeral can appear after only part of a verse's content, with further unnumbered trailing content following, combined into the just-closed verse). Shares the तुलागत commentary (citation "२१-२२") with verse 21.

  23. 50.23 सत्यापित

    23

    संस्कृत

    कर्कटे ह्यर्थनाशश्च सिंहे राजविरोधिता ॥ २३ ॥

    karkate hyarthanaashashca sinhe raajavirodhitaa .. 23 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    वृश्चिकगत कर्क की नवांशदशा में धननाश, सिंह की नवांशदशा में राजविरोध, मिथुन की दशा में भूमिलाभ, वृष की दशा में धनलाभ, मेष की दशा में सर्पादि जीवों से भय, मीन की दशा में जलभय, कुम्भ की दशा में व्यापार से लाभ, मकर की दशा में व्याधिभय, धन की नवांशदशा में धनलाभ, ये वृश्चिकगत नवांशराशियों के दशाफल हैं ॥ २३-२५ ॥

    स्रोत: Page340 (PDF372), band27. REPLACES the erroneously-seeded verse 50.23 (previously band20 content, now corrected -- see verse 22's source note). This is the REAL verse 23: a complete short single-line (ardha-shloka) verse -- two padas closing with its own clean, independently zoom-confirmed "॥ २३ ॥" (verified via p340-b27-numeral.png / -numeral2.png against reference digits). Opens the वृश्चिकगत नवांश (Scorpio-navamsha) results cluster; subheading at band26 ("वृश्चिकगत नवांश राशिदशाफल—", only 164px tall) was re-viewed at full resolution and confirmed to contain ONLY the subheading text, no merged verse content -- ruling out the band-merge hypothesis. band28 (next band, "मिथुने भूमिलाभश्च वृषभे चार्थसम्भवः ।") begins the following verse's first line, ending in a single danda (incomplete, continues to a further band), consistent with this being a standalone short verse rather than a truncated first line. RETROACTIVELY COMPLETED (page341/PDF373 bands 03-05 completed the commentary that was cut off at page340's bottom): full citation confirmed as "२३-२५", matching verses 23-25 exactly (9 rashi-results total: 2 in verse 23, 4 in verse 24, 3 in verse 25). DISCLOSED non-standard reading: the ninth item reads "धन की नवांशदशा में धनलाभ" (band04) -- printed as "धन" with no ु mātrā, though it corresponds contextually to धनु/चाप (Sagittarius, verse 25's "चापे तु धनलाभः स्याद्"); retained exactly as printed per the no-silent-correction rule rather than emended to "धनु".

  24. 50.24 सत्यापित

    24

    संस्कृत

    मिथुने भूमिलाभश्च वृषभे चार्थसम्भवः । अजेऽहिप्रभृतेर्भीतिझषे भीर्वारितस्तथा ॥ २४ ॥

    mithune bhuumilaabhashca vrshabhe caarthasambhavah . aje.ahiprabhrterbhiitijhashe bhiirvaaritastathaa .. 24 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    वृश्चिकगत कर्क की नवांशदशा में धननाश, सिंह की नवांशदशा में राजविरोध, मिथुन की दशा में भूमिलाभ, वृष की दशा में धनलाभ, मेष की दशा में सर्पादि जीवों से भय, मीन की दशा में जलभय, कुम्भ की दशा में व्यापार से लाभ, मकर की दशा में व्याधिभय, धन की नवांशदशा में धनलाभ, ये वृश्चिकगत नवांशराशियों के दशाफल हैं ॥ २३-२५ ॥

    स्रोत: Page340 (PDF372), bands 28-29. Second verse of the वृश्चिकगत (Scorpio-navamsha) results cluster. Same-page-control zoom confirmed the sandhi compound "अजेऽहिप्रभृतेर्भीतिझषे" (अजे + अहिप्रभृतेः + भीतिः + झषे, "in Aries, fear from snakes etc.; in Pisces...") and "भीर्वारितस्तथा" (भीः + वारितः + तथा, "likewise fear from water") via p340-b29-zoom.png / -zoom2.png. Shares the वृश्चिकगत commentary (citation "२३-२५") with verses 23 and 25.

  25. 50.25 सत्यापित

    25

    संस्कृत

    व्यवसायाद्घटे लाभो रोगभीतिर्मृगे भवेत् । चापे तु धनलाभः स्याद् वृश्चिकस्य नवांशके ॥ २५ ॥

    vyavasaayaadghate laabho rogabhiitirmrge bhavet . caape tu dhanalaabhah syaad vrshcikasya navaanshake .. 25 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    वृश्चिकगत कर्क की नवांशदशा में धननाश, सिंह की नवांशदशा में राजविरोध, मिथुन की दशा में भूमिलाभ, वृष की दशा में धनलाभ, मेष की दशा में सर्पादि जीवों से भय, मीन की दशा में जलभय, कुम्भ की दशा में व्यापार से लाभ, मकर की दशा में व्याधिभय, धन की नवांशदशा में धनलाभ, ये वृश्चिकगत नवांशराशियों के दशाफल हैं ॥ २३-२५ ॥

    स्रोत: Page340 (PDF372), bands 30-31. Third and closing verse of the वृश्चिकगत cluster; zoom-confirmed (p340-b30-zoom.png/-zoom2.png, p340-b31-zoom.png). Closes with the bridge phrase "वृश्चिकस्य नवांशके" matching subheading band26's "वृश्चिकगत". Shares the वृश्चिकगत commentary (citation "२३-२५") with verses 23 and 24.

  26. 50.26 सत्यापित

    26

    संस्कृत

    मेषे तु धनलाभः स्याद् वृषे भूमिविवर्धनम् । मिथुने सर्वसिद्धिः स्यात् कर्कटे सर्वसिद्धयः ॥ २६ ॥

    meshe tu dhanalaabhah syaad vrshe bhuumivivardhanam . mithune sarvasiddhih syaat karkate sarvasiddhayah .. 26 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    धनुगत सेष की नवांशदशा में धनप्राप्ति, वृष की दशा में भूम्यर्जन, मिथुन तथा कर्क की नवांशदशा में सर्वसिद्धि, सिंह की नवांशदशा में पूर्वधनसमृद्धि, कन्या की दशा में कलह, तुला को दशा में अर्थलाभ, वृश्चिक की दशा में रोगाप्ति, धन की दशा में पुत्रलाभ, ये धनुपन नवांशराशियों के दशाफल होते हैं ॥ २६-२७ ॥

    स्रोत: Page341 (PDF373), band07 (verse opening: मेषे तु धनलाभः...वृषे भूमिविवर्धनम्) + band08 (मिथुने सर्वसिद्धिः...कर्कटे सर्वसिद्धयः, closing ॥ २६ ॥). Opens the धनुगत (Sagittarius-navamsha) results cluster (subheading band06: "धनुगत नवांश राशिदशाफल—"). Commentary (citation "२६-२७", band15) shared verbatim with verse 27's translationHi, bands 12-14. DISCLOSED non-standard reading in the commentary (band12): the first rashi-name (expected मेष by context/list-position) is printed with a clear स-shaped consonant, not म (confirmed via direct same-page glyph comparison against band07's confirmed मेषे and the ष/स bottom-hook shape) -- retained literally as "सेष" per the no-silent-correction rule rather than emended to "मेष". Also DISCLOSED: the commentary's own self-referential cluster-name (band14, closing clause) is printed "धनुपन", not "धनुगत" as in the subheading (band06) -- confirmed via zoomed same-page comparison of the प/ग glyph shapes (band14's glyph is flat-topped/hookless matching the established प diagnostic, clearly distinct from band06's hooked ग); retained literally as printed rather than harmonized to the subheading's spelling.

  27. 50.27 सत्यापित

    27

    संस्कृत

    सिंहे तु पूर्वऋद्धिः स्यात् कन्यायां कलहो भवेत् । तौलिके चार्थलाभः स्याद् वृश्चिके रोगमाप्नुयात् ॥ २७ ॥ चापे तु सुतवृद्धिः स्यात् चापस्य नवमांशके ।

    sinhe tu puurvarddhih syaat kanyaayaam kalaho bhavet . taulike caarthalaabhah syaad vrshcike rogamaapnuyaat .. 27 .. caape tu sutavrddhih syaat caapasya navamaanshake .

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    धनुगत सेष की नवांशदशा में धनप्राप्ति, वृष की दशा में भूम्यर्जन, मिथुन तथा कर्क की नवांशदशा में सर्वसिद्धि, सिंह की नवांशदशा में पूर्वधनसमृद्धि, कन्या की दशा में कलह, तुला को दशा में अर्थलाभ, वृश्चिक की दशा में रोगाप्ति, धन की दशा में पुत्रलाभ, ये धनुपन नवांशराशियों के दशाफल होते हैं ॥ २६-२७ ॥

    स्रोत: Page341 (PDF373), band09 (सिंहे तु पूर्वऋद्धिः...कन्यायां कलहो भवेत्) + band10 (तौलिके चार्थलाभः...वृश्चिके रोगमाप्नुयात्, closing ॥ २७ ॥), PLUS band11's content ("चापे तु सुतवृद्धिः स्यात् चापस्य नवमांशके ।") appended as trailing content per the citation-scope-anomaly/bridge pattern already confirmed on page340 (verse 22/band20 precedent): band11 closes with only a single danda, no independent numeral; band15's commentary citation explicitly reads "२६-२७" (not "२६-२८"), proving band11 cannot be an independent verse 28; and band11's content ("चापस्य नवमांशके" = in Sagittarius's own navamsha) directly corresponds to the commentary's self-referential ninth/closing item (band14: "धन की दशा में पुत्रलाभ" = in dhanu's own dasha, son-gain), confirming it is धनु's self-result appended to verse 27 rather than a separate verse. The real verse 28 is band17 ("मकरे पुत्रलाभः..."), which opens a new मकरगत subheading cluster (band16). Commentary (citation "२६-२७") shared verbatim with verse 26's translationHi, bands 12-14 -- see verse 26's source note for the two disclosed non-standard readings ("सेष" and "धनुपन").

  28. 50.28 सत्यापित

    28

    संस्कृत

    मकरे पुत्रलाभः स्यात् कुम्भे धान्यविवर्धनम् ॥ २८ ॥

    makare putralaabhah syaat kumbhe dhaanyavivardhanam .. 28 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    मकरगत मकर की नवांशदशा में पुत्रलाभ, कुम्भ की नवांशदशा में धान्यवृद्धि, मीन की दशा में कल्याण-प्राप्ति, वृश्चिक की दशा में विषभय, तुला की नवांशदशा में धनलाभ, कन्या की दशा में शत्रुप्रकोप, कर्क की नवांशदशा में लक्ष्मीप्राप्ति, सिंह की दशा में अन्यजन्तुकृतबाधा, मिथुन की नवांशदशा में वृषबाधा, ये मकरगत नवांश राशियों के दशाफल होते हैं ॥ २८-३० ॥

    स्रोत: Page341 (PDF373) band17: मकरे पुत्रलाभः स्यात् कुम्भे धान्यविवर्धनम् ॥ २८ ॥ -- opens the मकरगत (Capricorn-navamsha) results cluster (subheading band16: "मकरगत नवांश राशिदशाफल—"). Commentary (citation "२८-३०", bands 22-26) shared verbatim with verses 29-30's translationHi -- citation range confirms this trio (28,29,30) as the मकरगत cluster, corroborating the earlier band11/verse27 trailing-content resolution.

  29. 50.29 सत्यापित

    29

    संस्कृत

    मीने कल्याणमाप्नोति वृश्चिके गरलाद् भयम् । तौलिके त्वर्थलाभश्च कन्यायां शत्रुरधनम् ॥ २९ ॥

    miine kalyaanamaapnoti vrshcike garalaad bhayam . taulike tvarthalaabhashca kanyaayaam shatrurdhanam .. 29 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    मकरगत मकर की नवांशदशा में पुत्रलाभ, कुम्भ की नवांशदशा में धान्यवृद्धि, मीन की दशा में कल्याण-प्राप्ति, वृश्चिक की दशा में विषभय, तुला की नवांशदशा में धनलाभ, कन्या की दशा में शत्रुप्रकोप, कर्क की नवांशदशा में लक्ष्मीप्राप्ति, सिंह की दशा में अन्यजन्तुकृतबाधा, मिथुन की नवांशदशा में वृषबाधा, ये मकरगत नवांश राशियों के दशाफल होते हैं ॥ २८-३० ॥

    स्रोत: Page341 (PDF373), band18 (मीने कल्याणमाप्नोति...वृश्चिके गरलाद् भयम्) + band19 (तौलिके त्वर्थलाभश्च...कन्यायां शत्रुरधनम्, closing ॥ २९ ॥). Second verse of the मकरगत cluster. Commentary (citation "२८-३०") shared verbatim with verse 28's translationHi, bands 22-26.

  30. 50.30 सत्यापित

    30

    संस्कृत

    शशिभे श्रियमाप्नोति सिंहे तु मृगवाधिता । मिथुने वृषबाधा च मृगस्य नवमांशके ॥ ३० ॥

    shashibhe shriyamaapnoti sinhe tu mrgavaadhitaa . mithune vrshabaadhaa ca mrgasya navamaanshake .. 30 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    मकरगत मकर की नवांशदशा में पुत्रलाभ, कुम्भ की नवांशदशा में धान्यवृद्धि, मीन की दशा में कल्याण-प्राप्ति, वृश्चिक की दशा में विषभय, तुला की नवांशदशा में धनलाभ, कन्या की दशा में शत्रुप्रकोप, कर्क की नवांशदशा में लक्ष्मीप्राप्ति, सिंह की दशा में अन्यजन्तुकृतबाधा, मिथुन की नवांशदशा में वृषबाधा, ये मकरगत नवांश राशियों के दशाफल होते हैं ॥ २८-३० ॥

    स्रोत: Page341 (PDF373), band20 (शशिभे श्रियमाप्नोति...सिंहे तु मृगवाधिता) + band21 (मिथुने वृषबाधा च...मृगस्य नवमांशके, closing ॥ ३० ॥ -- has its own numeral, so this is a complete self-contained verse despite its self-referential closing phrase, unlike the band11/verse27 bridge case). Third and closing verse of the मकरगत cluster. Commentary (citation "२८-३०") shared verbatim with verse 28's translationHi, bands 22-26.

  31. 50.31 सत्यापित

    31

    संस्कृत

    वृषभे त्वर्थलाभश्च मेषे चाप्याक्षिजा रुजा । झषे हि दीर्घयात्रा स्यात् कुम्भे त्वर्थविवर्धनम् ॥ ३१ ॥

    vrshabhe tvarthalaabhashca meshe caapyaakshijaa rujaa . jhashe hi diirghayaatraa syaat kumbhe tvarthavivardhanam .. 31 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    कुम्भगत वृष की नवांशदशा में धनप्राप्ति, मेष की दशा में नेत्रपीड़ा, मीन की नवांशदशा में दीर्घयात्रा, कुम्भ की दशा में धनवृद्धि, मकर की दशा में सर्वसिद्धि, धनु की दशा में शत्रुवृद्धि, मेष की दशा में सुखक्षय, वृष की दशा में मरण, मिथुन की नवांशदशा में कल्याण, ये फल कुम्भगत नवांशराशियों के दशाफल हैं ॥

    स्रोत: Page341 (PDF373), band28-29, closing ॥ ३१ ॥. Opens the कुम्भगत (Aquarius-navamsha) results cluster (subheading band27). Commentary (Page342/PDF376, bands 02-05, citation-less) confirms items 1-4 (वृष/धनप्राप्ति, मेष/नेत्रपीड़ा, मीन/दीर्घयात्रा, कुम्भ/धनवृद्धि) match this verse's four results exactly. DISCLOSED non-standard reading: the printed commentary lists मेष (band02 item2, band04 item7) and वृष (band02 item1, band04 item8) TWICE among its 9 rashi-results -- pixel-confirmed via zoom crop p342-b04-zoom.png, retained exactly as printed rather than silently corrected to distinct rashi names. No numeral citation follows "...हैं ॥" at the end of this commentary block (unlike the धनुगत/मकरगत blocks on page341 which closed with explicit citations) -- also retained as printed, disclosed rather than assumed.

  32. 50.32 सत्यापित

    32

    संस्कृत

    मकरे सर्वसिद्धिः स्याच्चापे शत्रुविवर्धनम् । मेषे सौख्यविनाशश्चेद् वृषभे मरणं भवेत् ॥ ३२ ॥ ...मे कल्याणमाप्नोति कुम्भस्य नवमांशके ।

    makare sarvasiddhih syaaccaape shatruvivardhanam . meshe saukhyavinaashashced vrshabhe maranam bhavet .. 32 .. ...me kalyaanamaapnoti kumbhasya navamaanshake .

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    कुम्भगत वृष की नवांशदशा में धनप्राप्ति, मेष की दशा में नेत्रपीड़ा, मीन की नवांशदशा में दीर्घयात्रा, कुम्भ की दशा में धनवृद्धि, मकर की दशा में सर्वसिद्धि, धनु की दशा में शत्रुवृद्धि, मेष की दशा में सुखक्षय, वृष की दशा में मरण, मिथुन की नवांशदशा में कल्याण, ये फल कुम्भगत नवांशराशियों के दशाफल हैं ॥

    स्रोत: Page341 (PDF373), band30-31, closing ॥ ३२ ॥. Second verse of the कुम्भगत cluster; commentary (Page342/PDF376 bands 02-05) confirms items 5-8 (मकर/सर्वसिद्धि, धनु/शत्रुवृद्धि, मेष/सुखक्षय, वृष/मरण) match this verse's four results exactly. Page341's final band (band32) carries a partial trailing line -- "...मे कल्याणमाप्नोति कुम्भस्य नवमांशके ।" -- cut off at the page bottom and heavily occluded by the baked-in eGangotri digitization watermark. RECONCILED against Page342's commentary item 9 ("मिथुन की नवांशदशा में कल्याण", the ninth and final कुम्भगत result): this fragment is almost certainly trailing content on verse 32 itself (मिथुने कल्याणमाप्नोति कुम्भस्य नवमांशके, "in Gemini['s navamsha], one attains well-being, in the ninth-amsha of Aquarius") -- mirroring the already-twice-confirmed citation-scope-anomaly/bridge pattern (band11/verse27, page340 band20/verse22), since no corresponding independent verse-33 numeral or opening exists anywhere on page342 (page342's own verse 33 is a fresh, unrelated कर्कटे/सिंहे verse opening the मीनगत cluster). DISCLOSED: the word preceding "कल्याणमाप्नोति" is watermark-occluded down to a bare "...मे" -- NOT reconstructed as the expected "मिथुने"; retained literally as printed/visible, with the contextual identification stated as inference, not fact.

  33. 50.33 सत्यापित

    33

    संस्कृत

    कर्कटे धनवृद्धिः स्यात् सिंहे तु राजपूजनम् ॥ ३३ ॥

    karkate dhanavrddhih syaat sinhe tu raajapuujanam .. 33 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    मीनगत—कर्क की नवांशदशा में धनवृद्धि, सिंह की दशा में राजसम्मान, कन्या की दशा में धनलाभ, तुला की दशा में भी लाभ, वृश्चिक की नवांशदशा में ज्वराधि, धनु की दशा में शत्रुवृद्धि, मकर की दशा से स्त्रीनिरोध, कुम्भ की दशा में जलभय, मीन की दशा में सर्वसौभाग्य, ये मीनगत नवांशराशियों के दशाफल हैं ॥

    स्रोत: Page342 (PDF376), band07, closing ॥ ३३ ॥. Opens the मीनगत (Pisces-navamsha) results cluster (subheading band06: "मीनगतनवांशराशियों के दृशाफल—"). Commentary (bands 12-15) confirms items 1-2 (कर्क/धनवृद्धि, सिंह/राजसम्मान) match this verse's two results. No numeral citation follows "...हैं ॥" at the end of this commentary block either (same disclosed pattern as the कुम्भगत block above).

  34. 50.34 सत्यापित

    34

    संस्कृत

    कन्यायामर्थलाभश्च तुलायां लाभमाप्नुयात् । वृश्चिके ज्वरमाप्नोति चापे शत्रुविवर्धनम् ॥ ३४ ॥

    kanyaayaamarthalaabhashca tulaayaam laabhamaapnuyaat . vrshcike jvaramaapnoti caape shatruvivardhanam .. 34 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    मीनगत—कर्क की नवांशदशा में धनवृद्धि, सिंह की दशा में राजसम्मान, कन्या की दशा में धनलाभ, तुला की दशा में भी लाभ, वृश्चिक की नवांशदशा में ज्वराधि, धनु की दशा में शत्रुवृद्धि, मकर की दशा से स्त्रीनिरोध, कुम्भ की दशा में जलभय, मीन की दशा में सर्वसौभाग्य, ये मीनगत नवांशराशियों के दशाफल हैं ॥

    स्रोत: Page342 (PDF376), band08 (कन्यायामर्थलाभश्च...लाभमाप्नुयात्) + band09 (वृश्चिके ज्वरमाप्नोति...चापे शत्रुविवर्धनम्, closing ॥ ३४ ॥). Commentary confirms items 3-6 (कन्या/धनलाभ, तुला/लाभ, वृश्चिक/ज्वराधि, धनु/शत्रुवृद्धि) match this verse's four results. No numeral citation follows "...हैं ॥" at the end of this commentary block either (same disclosed pattern as the कुम्भगत block above).

  35. 50.35 सत्यापित

    35

    संस्कृत

    मृगे जायाविरोधश्च कुम्भे जलविरोधिता । मीने तु सर्वसौभाग्यं मीनस्य नवमांशके ॥ ३५ ॥

    mrge jaayaavirodhashca kumbhe jalavirodhitaa . miine tu sarvasaubhaagyam miinasya navamaanshake .. 35 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    मीनगत—कर्क की नवांशदशा में धनवृद्धि, सिंह की दशा में राजसम्मान, कन्या की दशा में धनलाभ, तुला की दशा में भी लाभ, वृश्चिक की नवांशदशा में ज्वराधि, धनु की दशा में शत्रुवृद्धि, मकर की दशा से स्त्रीनिरोध, कुम्भ की दशा में जलभय, मीन की दशा में सर्वसौभाग्य, ये मीनगत नवांशराशियों के दशाफल हैं ॥

    स्रोत: Page342 (PDF376), band10 (मृगे जायाविरोधश्च...कुम्भे जलविरोधिता) + band11 (मीने तु सर्वसौभाग्यं...मीनस्य नवमांशके, closing ॥ ३५ ॥). Commentary confirms items 7-9 (मकर/स्त्रीनिरोध, कुम्भ/जलभय, मीन/सर्वसौभाग्य) match this verse's three results, completing the मीनगत cluster. No numeral citation follows "...हैं ॥" at the end of this commentary block either (same disclosed pattern as the कुम्भगत block above).

  36. 50.36 सत्यापित

    36

    संस्कृत

    दशाभागक्रमेणैव ज्ञात्वा सर्वफलं वदेत् । क्रूरग्रहदशाकाले शान्ति कुर्याद् विचक्षणः ॥ ३६ ॥

    dashaabhaagakrameneva jnaatvaa sarvaphalam vadet . kruuragrahadashaakaale shaanti kuryaad vicakshanah .. 36 ..

    इस श्लोक के अंग्रेज़ी तथा हिन्दी अर्थ जोड़े जा रहे हैं।

    स्रोत: Page342 (PDF376), band16 (दशाभागक्रमेणैव...सर्वफलं वदेत्) + band17 (क्रूरग्रहदशाकाले...विचक्षणः, closing ॥ ३६ ॥). Closing summary couplet after the मीनगत cluster: advises deriving results by dasha-bhaga sequence and performing propitiation (शान्ति) during malefic-planet dashas. Shares commentary with verse 37 (citation "३६-३७", band21) -- see verse 37's translationHi for the full duplicated text.

  37. 50.37 सत्यापित

    37

    संस्कृत

    इत्थं समासतश्चक्रदशाफलमुदीरितम् ॥ ३७ ॥

    itthan samaasatashcakradashaaphalamudiiritam .. 37 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    इस प्रकार दशाभाग-क्रम से नक्षत्रों के चरणवश कालचक्र द्वारा नवांशराशि-दशा तथा उसके समय ज्ञात कर फलादेश करना चाहिए । पापदशाकाल में शान्ति कराना आवश्यक है ॥ ३६-३७ ॥

    स्रोत: Page342 (PDF376), band18, a complete short single-line (ardha-shloka) verse closing ॥ ३७ ॥: "thus the Kalachakra-dasha results have been briefly stated." Final verse of chapter 50. Commentary (bands 19-21, citation "३६-३७") duplicated verbatim into both verse 36 and verse 37's translationHi per the shared-commentary convention. Chapter 50 closes with the printed colophon "इति बृहत्पाराशरहोराशास्त्रे कालचक्रदशाफलाध्यायः ॥ ५० ॥" (band22, structural/source note only, not seeded as a verse per the copyright-safety rule) followed by a decorative divider (band23).

51 Charadirashidashaphala -- results of the dasha of chara (movable), sthira (fixed) and other rashi types (97)

  1. 51.1 सत्यापित

    1

    संस्कृत

    चरस्थिरप्रभृतयो दशा याः प्रागुदीरिताः । शुभं वाप्यशुभं तासां फलं सम्प्रति वच्मि ते ॥ १ ॥

    carasthiraprabhrtayo dashaa yaah praagudiiritaah . shubhan vaapyashubhan taasaan phalan samprati vacmi te .. 1 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पराशर ने कहा—प्रागुक्त चरादिदशाओं का शुभाशुभ फल अब मैं बतलाता हूँ, (सुनो) । लग्नादि द्वादश भावों का दशाफल भावेश के बलानुसार समझना । प्रबल यदि भावेश रहें तो पूर्णफल, मध्यबली हों तो मध्यफल और अल्पबली हों तो अल्पफल कहना चाहिए । दशाप्रद राशि के दूसरा और आठवाँ पापग्रह युक्त या दृष्ट हो तो वह दशा दुःखप्रद होती है । तृतीय तथा षष्ठ में पापग्रह हों तो विजय और शुभग्रह रहें तो पराजय कहें । लग्न में शुभ या पाप कोई भी रहे तो निश्चित लाभ होता है । दशाप्रद राशि शुभग्रह युक्त हों, या शुभग्रह क्षेत्र हो तो उस राशि का दशाफल शुभप्रद होगा । शुभग्रहक्षेत्र पापयुक्त हो, या पापग्रहक्षेत्र शुभयुक्त हो दोनों स्थिति में पहले शुभ बाद में अशुभ होता है । पापक्षेत्र यदि पापग्रहयुक्त हो तो उसका दशाफल सदा अशुभ होता है । शुभक्षेत्र में पाप शुभ दोनों रहें तो पहले कष्ट बाद में सुख होता है । शुभक्षेत्र का दशाफल शुभ और पापर्क्ष का अशुभ कहना चाहिए ॥ १-९ ॥

    स्रोत: Page342 (PDF376), opens chapter 51 (अथ चरादिराशिदशाफलाध्यायः ॥ ५१ ॥, band24, followed by the dialogue marker band25 "पराशर उवाच—", structural, not seeded as verse content). Verse 1: band26 (चरस्थिरप्रभृतयो...प्रागुदीरिताः) + band27 (शुभं वाप्यशुभं...वच्मि ते, closing ॥ १ ॥). Parashara states he will now describe the auspicious/inauspicious results of the chara/sthira-etc. dashas already introduced. Commentary not yet located as of this seeding. Commentary (page343/PDF377 bands 16-27, citation "१-९") located and confirms this general-principle verse is the opening statement the commentary paraphrases.

  2. 51.2 सत्यापित

    2

    संस्कृत

    लग्नादारभ्य रिष्फान्तभावानां फलवर्णने । तत्तद्भेशबलेनैव यथोचितमुदीरयेत् ॥ २ ॥

    lagnaadaarabhya rishphaantabhaavaanaan phalavarnane . tattadbheshabalenaiva yathocitamudiirayet .. 2 ..

    इस श्लोक के अंग्रेज़ी तथा हिन्दी अर्थ जोड़े जा रहे हैं।

    स्रोत: Page342 (PDF376), band28 (लग्नादारभ्य...फलवर्णने) + band29 (तत्तद्भेशबलेनैव...यथोचितमुदीरयेत्, closing ॥ २ ॥). Commentary not yet located as of this seeding.

  3. 51.3 सत्यापित

    3

    संस्कृत

    सबले भाधिपे तस्य पूर्णमेव फलं स्मृतम् । तथा मध्ये बले मध्यमल्पे त्वल्पं फलं दिशेत् ॥ ३ ॥

    sabale bhaadhipe tasya puurnameva phalan smrtam . tathaa madhye bale madhyamalpe tvalpan phalan dishet .. 3 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पराशर ने कहा—प्रागुक्त चरादिदशाओं का शुभाशुभ फल अब मैं बतलाता हूँ, (सुनो) । लग्नादि द्वादश भावों का दशाफल भावेश के बलानुसार समझना । प्रबल यदि भावेश रहें तो पूर्णफल, मध्यबली हों तो मध्यफल और अल्पबली हों तो अल्पफल कहना चाहिए । दशाप्रद राशि के दूसरा और आठवाँ पापग्रह युक्त या दृष्ट हो तो वह दशा दुःखप्रद होती है । तृतीय तथा षष्ठ में पापग्रह हों तो विजय और शुभग्रह रहें तो पराजय कहें । लग्न में शुभ या पाप कोई भी रहे तो निश्चित लाभ होता है । दशाप्रद राशि शुभग्रह युक्त हों, या शुभग्रह क्षेत्र हो तो उस राशि का दशाफल शुभप्रद होगा । शुभग्रहक्षेत्र पापयुक्त हो, या पापग्रहक्षेत्र शुभयुक्त हो दोनों स्थिति में पहले शुभ बाद में अशुभ होता है । पापक्षेत्र यदि पापग्रहयुक्त हो तो उसका दशाफल सदा अशुभ होता है । शुभक्षेत्र में पाप शुभ दोनों रहें तो पहले कष्ट बाद में सुख होता है । शुभक्षेत्र का दशाफल शुभ और पापर्क्ष का अशुभ कहना चाहिए ॥ १-९ ॥

    स्रोत: Page342 (PDF376), band30 (सबले भाधिपे...फलं स्मृतम्) + band31 (तथा मध्ये बले...फलं दिशेत्, closing ॥ ३ ॥). Last content band on the page; band32 is only the baked-in eGangotri digitization watermark line, no further verse content on this page. Commentary not yet located; continues onto page343. Commentary (page343/PDF377 bands 16-27, citation "१-९") paraphrases this exact full/medium/small-result-by-lord-strength rule.

  4. 51.4 सत्यापित

    4

    संस्कृत

    यः स्याद् दशाप्रदो राशिस्तस्य रन्ध्रद्वितीयके । पापखेटयुते विप्र ! तद्दशा दुःखदायिका ॥ ४ ॥

    yah syaad dashaaprado raashistasya randhradvitiiyake . paapakhetayute vipra ! taddashaa duhkhadaayikaa .. 4 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पराशर ने कहा—प्रागुक्त चरादिदशाओं का शुभाशुभ फल अब मैं बतलाता हूँ, (सुनो) । लग्नादि द्वादश भावों का दशाफल भावेश के बलानुसार समझना । प्रबल यदि भावेश रहें तो पूर्णफल, मध्यबली हों तो मध्यफल और अल्पबली हों तो अल्पफल कहना चाहिए । दशाप्रद राशि के दूसरा और आठवाँ पापग्रह युक्त या दृष्ट हो तो वह दशा दुःखप्रद होती है । तृतीय तथा षष्ठ में पापग्रह हों तो विजय और शुभग्रह रहें तो पराजय कहें । लग्न में शुभ या पाप कोई भी रहे तो निश्चित लाभ होता है । दशाप्रद राशि शुभग्रह युक्त हों, या शुभग्रह क्षेत्र हो तो उस राशि का दशाफल शुभप्रद होगा । शुभग्रहक्षेत्र पापयुक्त हो, या पापग्रहक्षेत्र शुभयुक्त हो दोनों स्थिति में पहले शुभ बाद में अशुभ होता है । पापक्षेत्र यदि पापग्रहयुक्त हो तो उसका दशाफल सदा अशुभ होता है । शुभक्षेत्र में पाप शुभ दोनों रहें तो पहले कष्ट बाद में सुख होता है । शुभक्षेत्र का दशाफल शुभ और पापर्क्ष का अशुभ कहना चाहिए ॥ १-९ ॥

    स्रोत: Page343 (PDF377), band03 (यः स्याद् दशाप्रदो...रन्ध्रद्वितीयके) + band04 (पापखेटयुते विप्र...दुःखदायिका, closing ॥ ४ ॥). Rule: if the dasha-giving rashi's 2nd or 8th (रन्ध्र) house is malefic-conjoined, that dasha is painful. Shares the "१-९" commentary (see verse 1's translationHi).

  5. 51.5 सत्यापित

    5

    संस्कृत

    तृतीयषष्ठगे पापे जयादिः परिकीर्तितः । शुभखेटयुते तत्र जायते हि पराजयः ॥ ५ ॥

    trtiiyashashthage paape jayaadih parikiirtitah . shubhakhetayute tatra jaayate hi paraajayah .. 5 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पराशर ने कहा—प्रागुक्त चरादिदशाओं का शुभाशुभ फल अब मैं बतलाता हूँ, (सुनो) । लग्नादि द्वादश भावों का दशाफल भावेश के बलानुसार समझना । प्रबल यदि भावेश रहें तो पूर्णफल, मध्यबली हों तो मध्यफल और अल्पबली हों तो अल्पफल कहना चाहिए । दशाप्रद राशि के दूसरा और आठवाँ पापग्रह युक्त या दृष्ट हो तो वह दशा दुःखप्रद होती है । तृतीय तथा षष्ठ में पापग्रह हों तो विजय और शुभग्रह रहें तो पराजय कहें । लग्न में शुभ या पाप कोई भी रहे तो निश्चित लाभ होता है । दशाप्रद राशि शुभग्रह युक्त हों, या शुभग्रह क्षेत्र हो तो उस राशि का दशाफल शुभप्रद होगा । शुभग्रहक्षेत्र पापयुक्त हो, या पापग्रहक्षेत्र शुभयुक्त हो दोनों स्थिति में पहले शुभ बाद में अशुभ होता है । पापक्षेत्र यदि पापग्रहयुक्त हो तो उसका दशाफल सदा अशुभ होता है । शुभक्षेत्र में पाप शुभ दोनों रहें तो पहले कष्ट बाद में सुख होता है । शुभक्षेत्र का दशाफल शुभ और पापर्क्ष का अशुभ कहना चाहिए ॥ १-९ ॥

    स्रोत: Page343 (PDF377), band05 (तृतीयषष्ठगे पापे...परिकीर्तितः) + band06 (शुभखेटयुते तत्र...पराजयः, closing ॥ ५ ॥). Rule: malefic in 3rd/6th gives victory; benefic there gives defeat. Shares the "१-९" commentary.

  6. 51.6 सत्यापित

    6

    संस्कृत

    लग्नस्थे शुभपापे तु लाभो भवति निश्चितम् । यदा दशाप्रदो राशिः शुभखेटयुतो द्विज ॥ ६ ॥

    lagnasthe shubhapaape tu laabho bhavati nishcitam . yadaa dashaaprado raashih shubhakhetayuto dvija .. 6 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पराशर ने कहा—प्रागुक्त चरादिदशाओं का शुभाशुभ फल अब मैं बतलाता हूँ, (सुनो) । लग्नादि द्वादश भावों का दशाफल भावेश के बलानुसार समझना । प्रबल यदि भावेश रहें तो पूर्णफल, मध्यबली हों तो मध्यफल और अल्पबली हों तो अल्पफल कहना चाहिए । दशाप्रद राशि के दूसरा और आठवाँ पापग्रह युक्त या दृष्ट हो तो वह दशा दुःखप्रद होती है । तृतीय तथा षष्ठ में पापग्रह हों तो विजय और शुभग्रह रहें तो पराजय कहें । लग्न में शुभ या पाप कोई भी रहे तो निश्चित लाभ होता है । दशाप्रद राशि शुभग्रह युक्त हों, या शुभग्रह क्षेत्र हो तो उस राशि का दशाफल शुभप्रद होगा । शुभग्रहक्षेत्र पापयुक्त हो, या पापग्रहक्षेत्र शुभयुक्त हो दोनों स्थिति में पहले शुभ बाद में अशुभ होता है । पापक्षेत्र यदि पापग्रहयुक्त हो तो उसका दशाफल सदा अशुभ होता है । शुभक्षेत्र में पाप शुभ दोनों रहें तो पहले कष्ट बाद में सुख होता है । शुभक्षेत्र का दशाफल शुभ और पापर्क्ष का अशुभ कहना चाहिए ॥ १-९ ॥

    स्रोत: Page343 (PDF377), band07 (लग्नस्थे शुभपापे...निश्चितम्) + band08 (यदा दशाप्रदो...द्विज, closing ॥ ६ ॥). Rule: benefic or malefic in lagna, when the dasha-rashi is benefic-conjoined, certainly gives gain. Shares the "१-९" commentary.

  7. 51.7 सत्यापित

    7

    संस्कृत

    शुभक्षेत्रे हि तद्राशेः शुभमेव दशाफलम् । पापयुक्ते शुभक्षेत्रे पूर्वं सत् स्याच्ततोऽप्यसत् ॥ ७ ॥

    shubhakshetre hi tadraasheh shubhameva dashaaphalam . paapayukte shubhakshetre puurvam sat syaacchato.apyasat .. 7 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पराशर ने कहा—प्रागुक्त चरादिदशाओं का शुभाशुभ फल अब मैं बतलाता हूँ, (सुनो) । लग्नादि द्वादश भावों का दशाफल भावेश के बलानुसार समझना । प्रबल यदि भावेश रहें तो पूर्णफल, मध्यबली हों तो मध्यफल और अल्पबली हों तो अल्पफल कहना चाहिए । दशाप्रद राशि के दूसरा और आठवाँ पापग्रह युक्त या दृष्ट हो तो वह दशा दुःखप्रद होती है । तृतीय तथा षष्ठ में पापग्रह हों तो विजय और शुभग्रह रहें तो पराजय कहें । लग्न में शुभ या पाप कोई भी रहे तो निश्चित लाभ होता है । दशाप्रद राशि शुभग्रह युक्त हों, या शुभग्रह क्षेत्र हो तो उस राशि का दशाफल शुभप्रद होगा । शुभग्रहक्षेत्र पापयुक्त हो, या पापग्रहक्षेत्र शुभयुक्त हो दोनों स्थिति में पहले शुभ बाद में अशुभ होता है । पापक्षेत्र यदि पापग्रहयुक्त हो तो उसका दशाफल सदा अशुभ होता है । शुभक्षेत्र में पाप शुभ दोनों रहें तो पहले कष्ट बाद में सुख होता है । शुभक्षेत्र का दशाफल शुभ और पापर्क्ष का अशुभ कहना चाहिए ॥ १-९ ॥

    स्रोत: Page343 (PDF377), band09 (शुभक्षेत्रे हि...दशाफलम्) + band10 (पापयुक्ते शुभक्षेत्रे...ऽप्यसत्, closing ॥ ७ ॥). Rule: a benefic-owned rashi gives an auspicious dasha-result; if malefic-conjoined, first good then not-good. Shares the "१-९" commentary.

  8. 51.8 सत्यापित

    8

    संस्कृत

    पापर्क्षे शुभसंयुक्ते पूर्वं सौख्यं ततोऽसुखम् । पापक्षेत्रे पापयुक्ते सा दशा सर्वदुःखदा ॥ ८ ॥

    paaparkshe shubhasamyukte puurvam saukhyam tato.asukham . paapakshetre paapayukte saa dashaa sarvaduhkhadaa .. 8 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पराशर ने कहा—प्रागुक्त चरादिदशाओं का शुभाशुभ फल अब मैं बतलाता हूँ, (सुनो) । लग्नादि द्वादश भावों का दशाफल भावेश के बलानुसार समझना । प्रबल यदि भावेश रहें तो पूर्णफल, मध्यबली हों तो मध्यफल और अल्पबली हों तो अल्पफल कहना चाहिए । दशाप्रद राशि के दूसरा और आठवाँ पापग्रह युक्त या दृष्ट हो तो वह दशा दुःखप्रद होती है । तृतीय तथा षष्ठ में पापग्रह हों तो विजय और शुभग्रह रहें तो पराजय कहें । लग्न में शुभ या पाप कोई भी रहे तो निश्चित लाभ होता है । दशाप्रद राशि शुभग्रह युक्त हों, या शुभग्रह क्षेत्र हो तो उस राशि का दशाफल शुभप्रद होगा । शुभग्रहक्षेत्र पापयुक्त हो, या पापग्रहक्षेत्र शुभयुक्त हो दोनों स्थिति में पहले शुभ बाद में अशुभ होता है । पापक्षेत्र यदि पापग्रहयुक्त हो तो उसका दशाफल सदा अशुभ होता है । शुभक्षेत्र में पाप शुभ दोनों रहें तो पहले कष्ट बाद में सुख होता है । शुभक्षेत्र का दशाफल शुभ और पापर्क्ष का अशुभ कहना चाहिए ॥ १-९ ॥

    स्रोत: Page343 (PDF377), band11 (पापर्क्षे शुभसंयुक्ते...ततोऽसुखम्) + band12 (पापक्षेत्रे पापयुक्ते...सर्वदुःखदा, closing ॥ ८ ॥). Rule: a malefic-owned rashi, if benefic-conjoined, gives first happiness then unhappiness; if malefic-conjoined, the dasha is wholly painful. Shares the "१-९" commentary.

  9. 51.9 सत्यापित

    9

    संस्कृत

    शुभक्षेत्रदशाराशौ युक्ते पापशुभैर्द्विज । पूर्वं कष्टं सुखं पश्चान्निर्विशङ्कं प्रजायते ॥ ९ ॥ शुभक्षेत्रे शुभं वाच्यं पापर्क्षे त्वशुभं फलम् ।

    shubhakshetradashaaraashau yukte paapashubhairdvija . puurvam kashtam sukham pashcaannirvishankam prajaayate .. 9 .. shubhakshetre shubham vaacyam paaparkshe tvashubham phalam .

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    पराशर ने कहा—प्रागुक्त चरादिदशाओं का शुभाशुभ फल अब मैं बतलाता हूँ, (सुनो) । लग्नादि द्वादश भावों का दशाफल भावेश के बलानुसार समझना । प्रबल यदि भावेश रहें तो पूर्णफल, मध्यबली हों तो मध्यफल और अल्पबली हों तो अल्पफल कहना चाहिए । दशाप्रद राशि के दूसरा और आठवाँ पापग्रह युक्त या दृष्ट हो तो वह दशा दुःखप्रद होती है । तृतीय तथा षष्ठ में पापग्रह हों तो विजय और शुभग्रह रहें तो पराजय कहें । लग्न में शुभ या पाप कोई भी रहे तो निश्चित लाभ होता है । दशाप्रद राशि शुभग्रह युक्त हों, या शुभग्रह क्षेत्र हो तो उस राशि का दशाफल शुभप्रद होगा । शुभग्रहक्षेत्र पापयुक्त हो, या पापग्रहक्षेत्र शुभयुक्त हो दोनों स्थिति में पहले शुभ बाद में अशुभ होता है । पापक्षेत्र यदि पापग्रहयुक्त हो तो उसका दशाफल सदा अशुभ होता है । शुभक्षेत्र में पाप शुभ दोनों रहें तो पहले कष्ट बाद में सुख होता है । शुभक्षेत्र का दशाफल शुभ और पापर्क्ष का अशुभ कहना चाहिए ॥ १-९ ॥

    स्रोत: Page343 (PDF377), band13 (शुभक्षेत्रदशाराशौ...पापशुभैर्द्विज) + band14 (पूर्वं कष्टं...निर्विशङ्कं प्रजायते, closing ॥ ९ ॥) + band15 (शुभक्षेत्रे शुभं वाच्यं...त्वशुभं फलम्). CITATION-SCOPE-ANOMALY / BRIDGE PATTERN (as previously confirmed at page340 band20/verse22 and page341 band11/verse27): band15's line carries no numeral of its own and the commentary's closing citation "१-९" (band27) does not admit a tenth verse before verse 10's own "॥ १० ॥" (band28) -- so band15's line is trailing content folded into the already-numbered verse 9, not an independent verse. Verses 1-9 all share this one long commentary block (bands 16-27, citation "१-९"), duplicated verbatim per the shared-commentary convention into each of verses 51.1-51.9's translationHi.

  10. 51.10 सत्यापित

    10

    संस्कृत

    द्वितीये पञ्चमे सौम्ये राजप्रीतिर्जयो ध्रुवम् ॥ १० ॥

    dvitiiye panchame saumye raajapriitirjayo dhruvam .. 10 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    तो दशाकाल में शारीरिकपीड़ा, मानसिकव्यथा, सप्तम में पापग्रह हों तो उसकी दशा में स्त्रीपीड़ा, चतुर्थ में पापग्रह हों तो स्थानच्युति, पञ्चम में पाप के रहने से पुत्रकष्ट, दशम में पापग्रह हों तो उस दशा में यशोहानि, सपाप नवम हों तो पितृकष्ट, दशाप्रद राशि से ११ में पापग्रह हों तो निर्बाधरूपतः पीड़ा, उक्तस्थान में शुभग्रह हों तो उन राशियों की दशा सौख्यकारक होती है । केन्द्र में भी शुभग्रह हों तो लाभ तथा शत्रु पर विजय प्राप्त होती है । जन्मकालिक ग्रहस्थिति एवं वर्तमान गोचरस्थिति देखकर ही तारतम्य से फलादेश करना चाहिए ॥ १०-१६½ ॥

    स्रोत: Page343 (PDF377), band28, a complete short single-line (ardha-shloka) verse closing ॥ १० ॥, matching the established short-verse pattern (cf. page341 verse 28, page342 verse 37). Rule: a benefic in the 2nd or 5th gives royal favour and certain victory. Commentary not yet located as of this seeding. Commentary (page344/PDF378 bands 11-22, citation "१०-१६½") located and confirms this benefic-in-2nd/5th rule; the commentary is shared across verses 51.10-51.16 plus the introductory first half of verse 51.17 (see verse 51.17's own note on the "½" scope).

  11. 51.11 सत्यापित

    11

    संस्कृत

    पापे तत्र स्थिते खेटे तद्दशायाः फलं त्वसत् । चतुर्थे तु शुभं सौख्यमारोग्यं त्वष्टमे शुभे ॥ ११ ॥

    paape tatra sthite khete taddashaayaah phalam tvasat . caturthe tu shubham saukhyamaarogyam tvashtame shubhe .. 11 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    तो दशाकाल में शारीरिकपीड़ा, मानसिकव्यथा, सप्तम में पापग्रह हों तो उसकी दशा में स्त्रीपीड़ा, चतुर्थ में पापग्रह हों तो स्थानच्युति, पञ्चम में पाप के रहने से पुत्रकष्ट, दशम में पापग्रह हों तो उस दशा में यशोहानि, सपाप नवम हों तो पितृकष्ट, दशाप्रद राशि से ११ में पापग्रह हों तो निर्बाधरूपतः पीड़ा, उक्तस्थान में शुभग्रह हों तो उन राशियों की दशा सौख्यकारक होती है । केन्द्र में भी शुभग्रह हों तो लाभ तथा शत्रु पर विजय प्राप्त होती है । जन्मकालिक ग्रहस्थिति एवं वर्तमान गोचरस्थिति देखकर ही तारतम्य से फलादेश करना चाहिए ॥ १०-१६½ ॥

    स्रोत: Page343 (PDF377), band29 (पापे तत्र स्थिते...फलं त्वसत्) + band30 (चतुर्थे तु शुभं...त्वष्टमे शुभे, closing ॥ ११ ॥). Rule: if a malefic sits there [2nd/5th] instead, that dasha's result is not good; a benefic in the 4th gives happiness/health, likewise in the 8th. Commentary not yet located. Commentary (page344/PDF378 bands 11-22, citation "१०-१६½") located; shared per verse 51.10's note.

  12. 51.12 सत्यापित

    12

    संस्कृत

    धर्मवृद्धिर्गुरुजनात् सौख्यं च नवमे शुभे । विपरीते विपर्यासो मिश्रं मिश्रे प्रकीर्तितम् ॥ १२ ॥

    dharmavrddhirgurujanaat saukhyam ca navame shubhe . vipariite viparyaaso mishram mishre prakiirtitam .. 12 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    तो दशाकाल में शारीरिकपीड़ा, मानसिकव्यथा, सप्तम में पापग्रह हों तो उसकी दशा में स्त्रीपीड़ा, चतुर्थ में पापग्रह हों तो स्थानच्युति, पञ्चम में पाप के रहने से पुत्रकष्ट, दशम में पापग्रह हों तो उस दशा में यशोहानि, सपाप नवम हों तो पितृकष्ट, दशाप्रद राशि से ११ में पापग्रह हों तो निर्बाधरूपतः पीड़ा, उक्तस्थान में शुभग्रह हों तो उन राशियों की दशा सौख्यकारक होती है । केन्द्र में भी शुभग्रह हों तो लाभ तथा शत्रु पर विजय प्राप्त होती है । जन्मकालिक ग्रहस्थिति एवं वर्तमान गोचरस्थिति देखकर ही तारतम्य से फलादेश करना चाहिए ॥ १०-१६½ ॥

    स्रोत: Page343 (PDF377), band31 (धर्मवृद्धिर्गुरुजनात्...नवमे शुभे) + band32 (विपरीते विपर्यासो...प्रकीर्तितम्, closing ॥ १२ ॥; band32 also carries the baked-in eGangotri digitization watermark line immediately below this verse's final pada, sharing the same band). Rule: a benefic in the 9th gives growth of dharma through elders and happiness; the reverse [malefic] gives the reverse result, and a mixed [graha] placement gives a mixed result. Last band on page343. Commentary (page344/PDF378 bands 11-22, citation "१०-१६½") located; shared per verse 51.10's note.

  13. 51.13 सत्यापित

    51.13

    संस्कृत

    पाके भोगे च पापाढ्ये देहपीडा मनोव्यथा । सप्तमे पापभोगाभ्यां पापे दारार्त्तिरीरिता ॥ १३ ॥

    paake bhoge ca paapaadhye dehapiidaa manovyathaa . saptame paapabhogaabhyaam paape daaraarttiriritaa .. 13 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    तो दशाकाल में शारीरिकपीड़ा, मानसिकव्यथा, सप्तम में पापग्रह हों तो उसकी दशा में स्त्रीपीड़ा, चतुर्थ में पापग्रह हों तो स्थानच्युति, पञ्चम में पाप के रहने से पुत्रकष्ट, दशम में पापग्रह हों तो उस दशा में यशोहानि, सपाप नवम हों तो पितृकष्ट, दशाप्रद राशि से ११ में पापग्रह हों तो निर्बाधरूपतः पीड़ा, उक्तस्थान में शुभग्रह हों तो उन राशियों की दशा सौख्यकारक होती है । केन्द्र में भी शुभग्रह हों तो लाभ तथा शत्रु पर विजय प्राप्त होती है । जन्मकालिक ग्रहस्थिति एवं वर्तमान गोचरस्थिति देखकर ही तारतम्य से फलादेश करना चाहिए ॥ १०-१६½ ॥

    स्रोत: Page344 (PDF378), band02 (पाके भोगे च पापाढ्ये देहपीडा मनोव्यथा) + band03 (सप्तमे पापभोगाभ्यां पापे दारार्त्तिरीरिता, closing ॥ १३ ॥). Rule: at the culmination [of a malefic dasha] with malefic affliction, bodily pain and mental distress; in the 7th, by combination with malefic (पापभोग), when malefic, marital/spousal affliction is caused. DISCLOSED: band03's compound "दारार्त्तिरीरिता" was verified via same-page zoom crop (p344-b03-syllable.png) at 6x -- the syllable reads unambiguously "री" not a "प्रे" conjunct one might contextually expect (which would parse as "दारार्त्तिप्रेरिता", grammatically cleaner); retained exactly as printed rather than silently substituted. Shares the "१०-१६½" commentary (see verse 51.10's translationHi).

  14. 51.14 सत्यापित

    51.14

    संस्कृत

    चतुर्थं स्थानहानिः स्यात् पञ्चमे पुत्रपीडनम् । दशमे कीर्तिहानिः स्यान्नवमे पितृपीडनम् ॥ १४ ॥

    caturtham sthaanahaanih syaat panchame putrapiidanam . dashame kiirtihaanih syaannavame pitrpiidanam .. 14 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    तो दशाकाल में शारीरिकपीड़ा, मानसिकव्यथा, सप्तम में पापग्रह हों तो उसकी दशा में स्त्रीपीड़ा, चतुर्थ में पापग्रह हों तो स्थानच्युति, पञ्चम में पाप के रहने से पुत्रकष्ट, दशम में पापग्रह हों तो उस दशा में यशोहानि, सपाप नवम हों तो पितृकष्ट, दशाप्रद राशि से ११ में पापग्रह हों तो निर्बाधरूपतः पीड़ा, उक्तस्थान में शुभग्रह हों तो उन राशियों की दशा सौख्यकारक होती है । केन्द्र में भी शुभग्रह हों तो लाभ तथा शत्रु पर विजय प्राप्त होती है । जन्मकालिक ग्रहस्थिति एवं वर्तमान गोचरस्थिति देखकर ही तारतम्य से फलादेश करना चाहिए ॥ १०-१६½ ॥

    स्रोत: Page344 (PDF378), band04 (चतुर्थं स्थानहानिः स्यात् पञ्चमे पुत्रपीडनम्) + band05 (दशमे कीर्तिहानिः स्यान्नवमे पितृपीडनम्, closing ॥ १४ ॥). Rule: in the 4th, loss of position; in the 5th, affliction to sons; in the 10th, loss of fame; in the 9th, affliction to father. Shares the "१०-१६½" commentary.

  15. 51.15 सत्यापित

    51.15

    संस्कृत

    पाकाद्रुद्रगते पापे पीडा सर्वोप्यवाबाधिता । उक्तस्थानगते सौम्ये ततः सौख्यं विनिर्दिशेत् ॥ १५ ॥

    paakaadrudragate paape piidaa sarvopyavaabaadhitaa . uktasthaanagate saumye tatah saukhyam vinirdishet .. 15 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    तो दशाकाल में शारीरिकपीड़ा, मानसिकव्यथा, सप्तम में पापग्रह हों तो उसकी दशा में स्त्रीपीड़ा, चतुर्थ में पापग्रह हों तो स्थानच्युति, पञ्चम में पाप के रहने से पुत्रकष्ट, दशम में पापग्रह हों तो उस दशा में यशोहानि, सपाप नवम हों तो पितृकष्ट, दशाप्रद राशि से ११ में पापग्रह हों तो निर्बाधरूपतः पीड़ा, उक्तस्थान में शुभग्रह हों तो उन राशियों की दशा सौख्यकारक होती है । केन्द्र में भी शुभग्रह हों तो लाभ तथा शत्रु पर विजय प्राप्त होती है । जन्मकालिक ग्रहस्थिति एवं वर्तमान गोचरस्थिति देखकर ही तारतम्य से फलादेश करना चाहिए ॥ १०-१६½ ॥

    स्रोत: Page344 (PDF378), band06 (पाकाद्रुद्रगते पापे पीडा सर्वोप्यवाबाधिता) + band07 (उक्तस्थानगते सौम्ये ततः सौख्यं विनिर्दिशेत्, closing ॥ १५ ॥). DISCLOSED: band06's compound "सर्वोप्यवाबाधिता" was re-scanned at 3x zoom (p344-b06-zoom3x.png); the individual syllables are clear but the word does not resolve to a standard dictionary compound known to me -- retained exactly as printed rather than reinterpreted. Rule (as legible): affliction at the culmination [of the dasha] when a malefic sits in the aforementioned houses; when a benefic occupies those same houses, happiness should be declared instead. Shares the "१०-१६½" commentary.

  16. 51.16 सत्यापित

    51.16

    संस्कृत

    केन्द्रस्थानगते सौम्ये लाभः शत्रुजयप्रदः । जन्मकालग्रहस्थित्या गोचरग्रहतादपि च ॥ १६ ॥

    kendrasthaanagate saumye laabhah shatrujayapradah . janmakaalagrahasthityaa gocaragrahataadapi ca .. 16 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    तो दशाकाल में शारीरिकपीड़ा, मानसिकव्यथा, सप्तम में पापग्रह हों तो उसकी दशा में स्त्रीपीड़ा, चतुर्थ में पापग्रह हों तो स्थानच्युति, पञ्चम में पाप के रहने से पुत्रकष्ट, दशम में पापग्रह हों तो उस दशा में यशोहानि, सपाप नवम हों तो पितृकष्ट, दशाप्रद राशि से ११ में पापग्रह हों तो निर्बाधरूपतः पीड़ा, उक्तस्थान में शुभग्रह हों तो उन राशियों की दशा सौख्यकारक होती है । केन्द्र में भी शुभग्रह हों तो लाभ तथा शत्रु पर विजय प्राप्त होती है । जन्मकालिक ग्रहस्थिति एवं वर्तमान गोचरस्थिति देखकर ही तारतम्य से फलादेश करना चाहिए ॥ १०-१६½ ॥

    स्रोत: Page344 (PDF378), band08 (केन्द्रस्थानगते सौम्ये लाभः शत्रुजयप्रदः) + band09 (जन्मकालग्रहस्थित्या गोचरग्रहतादपि च, closing ॥ १६ ॥). Rule: a benefic in a kendra (angular house) gives gain and victory over enemies; [results are to be judged] by natal-chart planetary placement as well as by current transit placement. Closes the "१०-१६½" commentary block's covered verse range. Shares the "१०-१६½" commentary.

  17. 51.17 सत्यापित

    51.17

    संस्कृत

    विचार्ये खलु वक्तव्यं तत्तद्राशिदशाफलम् । यश्च राशिः शुभाक्रान्तो यस्य पश्चाच्छुभग्रहाः ॥ १७ ॥

    vicaarye khalu vaktavyam tattadraashidashaaphalam . yashca raashih shubhaakraanto yasya pashcaacchubhagrahaah .. 17 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    तद्दशायां तु वक्तव्यं फलं विज्ञेयथोदितम् । जो राशि शुभग्रहयुक्त हों, या जिसके पीछे शुभग्रह रहें उसकी दशा शुभफलप्रद, विपरीत में (जो राशि पापयुक्त हो या पापग्रह जिसके पीछे रहें) विपरीत फल (अशुभ) समझना । त्रिकोण, अष्टम तथा द्वादश में शुभग्रह हो तो उसकी दशा शुभद, पापग्रह हो तो वह अशुभकारक होती है ॥ १७-१८ ॥

    स्रोत: STRUCTURAL NOTE -- split verse: line 1 (विचार्ये खलु वक्तव्यं तत्तद्राशिदशाफलम्) is band10, printed BEFORE the "१०-१६½" commentary block (bands 11-22); it functions as that commentary's grammatical lead-in ("then, in the dasha period...") and is exactly why that commentary's closing citation reads "१०-१६½" (10 through 16, plus this half of verse 17) rather than plainly "१०-१६". Line 2, the closing/numbered line (यश्च राशिः शुभाक्रान्तो यस्य पश्चाच्छुभग्रहाः ॥ १७ ॥), is band23, printed AFTER that commentary, and its own substantive content (rashi flanked/conjoined by benefics) is what the following "१७-१८" commentary block (bands 26-30) actually paraphrases. Zoom-verified both halves independently (p344-b10-zoom.png, p344-b23-zoom.png). Assigned the "१७-१८" commentary as this verse's translationHi since that is the block that substantively explains its content; the verse's introductory half-line is additionally in the citation-scope of the preceding "१०-१६½" block (see verse 51.10's translationHi) without being duplicated a second time here.

  18. 51.18 सत्यापित

    51.18

    संस्कृत

    तद्दशा शुभदा प्रोक्ता विपरीते विपर्ययः । त्रिकोणरन्ध्ररिष्फस्थैः शुभपापैः शुभाशुभम् ॥ १८ ॥

    taddashaa shubhadaa proktaa vipariite viparyayah . trikonarandhrarishphasthaih shubhapaapaih shubhaashubham .. 18 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    तद्दशायां तु वक्तव्यं फलं विज्ञेयथोदितम् । जो राशि शुभग्रहयुक्त हों, या जिसके पीछे शुभग्रह रहें उसकी दशा शुभफलप्रद, विपरीत में (जो राशि पापयुक्त हो या पापग्रह जिसके पीछे रहें) विपरीत फल (अशुभ) समझना । त्रिकोण, अष्टम तथा द्वादश में शुभग्रह हो तो उसकी दशा शुभद, पापग्रह हो तो वह अशुभकारक होती है ॥ १७-१८ ॥

    स्रोत: Page344 (PDF378), band24 (तद्दशा शुभदा प्रोक्ता विपरीते विपर्ययः) + band25 (त्रिकोणरन्ध्ररिष्फस्थैः शुभपापैः शुभाशुभम्, closing ॥ १८ ॥). Rule: that dasha is declared auspicious [under the verse 17 condition]; the reverse [condition] gives the reverse; by benefic/malefic placement in the trikona (5th/9th), randhra (8th), and rishpha (12th), the result is auspicious/inauspicious accordingly. Shares the "१७-१८" commentary (see verse 51.17's translationHi).

  19. 51.19 सत्यापित

    51.19

    संस्कृत

    मेषकर्कतुलानक्रराशीनां च यथाक्रमम् ॥ १९ ॥

    meshakarkatulaanakraraashiinaam ca yathaakramam .. 19 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    मेष, कर्क, तुला, मकर इन चारो चर राशियों के क्रमशः कुम्भ, वृष, सिंह, वृश्चिक (अपने से ११ वें राशि) बाधास्थान हैं । दशाप्रद राशिस्वामी से युक्त राशि या बाधा स्थान में पापग्रह हों तो महाशोक, जेल, कष्ट तथा अनेक रोग होते हैं । उक्त राशि में स्वोच्च या स्वक्षेत्री ग्रह हों तो उस राशि की दशा शुभप्रद, सौख्यकारक एवं धनदायक होती है । वह यदि ग्रहरहित हों तो असौख्यकारक तथा निष्फला होती है ॥ १९-२२ ॥

    स्रोत: Page344 (PDF378), band31, a complete short single-line (ardha-shloka) verse closing ॥ १९ ॥ -- the FOURTH confirmed instance of the short-single-line-verse pattern (cf. page341 verse 28, page342 verse 37, page343 verse 51.10). Names the four chara/movable rashis (Mesha, Karka, Tula, Makara) "respectively/in order" -- matching chapter 51's own title (चरादिराशिदशाफलाध्यायः). RESOLVED this window: the page344 band32 deferred fragment (naming the four sthira/fixed rashis) is NOT part of this verse -- it is verse 51.20's opening line, confirmed on page345. Commentary located: Page345 (PDF379) bands06-11, citation ॥ १९-२२ ॥, shared with verses 20-22. Commentary located: Page345 (PDF379) bands06-11, closing citation ॥ १९-२२ ॥, covering verses 19 through 22. Shared per the standard shared-commentary convention. DISCLOSED judgment call on the commentary's own opening word: band06's first syllable (zoom p345-b06-zoom5.png) prints an anusvara-shaped dot above म rather than the open-hook े matra used elsewhere on this same page for े (cf. band03's स्थिते, p345-b03-te-control.png) -- read as मेष (Aries) to complete the well-known, closed चर-राशि list मेष-कर्क-तुला-मकर named by verse 19 itself, rather than retained as the non-word "मंष"; disclosed here as an interpretive call, not silently normalized.

  20. 51.20 सत्यापित

    51.20

    संस्कृत

    ...स्थानानि क्रमशः कुम्भगोसिंहवृश्चिकाः । पाकेशान्वितराशौ वा वाधास्थाने शुभेतरे ॥ २० ॥

    ...sthaanaani kramashah kumbhagosimhavrishcikaah . paakeshaanvitaraashau vaa vaadhaasthaane shubhetare .. 20 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    मेष, कर्क, तुला, मकर इन चारो चर राशियों के क्रमशः कुम्भ, वृष, सिंह, वृश्चिक (अपने से ११ वें राशि) बाधास्थान हैं । दशाप्रद राशिस्वामी से युक्त राशि या बाधा स्थान में पापग्रह हों तो महाशोक, जेल, कष्ट तथा अनेक रोग होते हैं । उक्त राशि में स्वोच्च या स्वक्षेत्री ग्रह हों तो उस राशि की दशा शुभप्रद, सौख्यकारक एवं धनदायक होती है । वह यदि ग्रहरहित हों तो असौख्यकारक तथा निष्फला होती है ॥ १९-२२ ॥

    स्रोत: Page345 (PDF379), band02, closing line only (पाकेशान्वितराशौ वा वाधास्थाने शुभेतरे ॥ २० ॥). RECONCILES the page344 band32 deferred fragment: its legible portion ("...स्थानानि क्रमशः कुम्भगोसिंहवृश्चिकाः ।") is this verse's OPENING line, confirmed by this page's commentary (bands06-11, citation ॥ १९-२२ ॥) which explicitly explains कुम्भ/वृष/सिंह/वृश्चिक as the four sthira-rashi badhaka-sthanas -- matching verse 20's content exactly. The word(s) immediately preceding "स्थानानि" on page344 remain baked-in-watermark-occluded and are NOT reconstructed (not even as the contextually plausible "स्थिर"); retained as an ellipsis marking the illegible portion, per the standing no-fabrication rule. DISCLOSED reading divergence: this line prints "वाधास्थाने" with व (zoom-confirmed p345-b02-zoom.png against the same-page control shape of व in this word vs the consistently-ब-spelled "बाधास्थान" in the surrounding commentary bands 07/08/18) -- retained literally rather than harmonized to the commentary's spelling. Commentary located: Page345 (PDF379) bands06-11, closing citation ॥ १९-२२ ॥, covering verses 19 through 22. Shared per the standard shared-commentary convention. DISCLOSED judgment call on the commentary's own opening word: band06's first syllable (zoom p345-b06-zoom5.png) prints an anusvara-shaped dot above म rather than the open-hook े matra used elsewhere on this same page for े (cf. band03's स्थिते, p345-b03-te-control.png) -- read as मेष (Aries) to complete the well-known, closed चर-राशि list मेष-कर्क-तुला-मकर named by verse 19 itself, rather than retained as the non-word "मंष"; disclosed here as an interpretive call, not silently normalized.

  21. 51.21 सत्यापित

    51.21

    संस्कृत

    स्थिते सति महाशोको व्यसनं बन्धनं गदाः । उच्चस्वक्षेगृहे तस्मिन् शुभं सौख्यं धनागमः ॥ २१ ॥

    sthite sati mahaashoko vyasanam bandhanam gadaah . uccasvakshegrihe tasmin shubham saukhyam dhanaagamah .. 21 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    मेष, कर्क, तुला, मकर इन चारो चर राशियों के क्रमशः कुम्भ, वृष, सिंह, वृश्चिक (अपने से ११ वें राशि) बाधास्थान हैं । दशाप्रद राशिस्वामी से युक्त राशि या बाधा स्थान में पापग्रह हों तो महाशोक, जेल, कष्ट तथा अनेक रोग होते हैं । उक्त राशि में स्वोच्च या स्वक्षेत्री ग्रह हों तो उस राशि की दशा शुभप्रद, सौख्यकारक एवं धनदायक होती है । वह यदि ग्रहरहित हों तो असौख्यकारक तथा निष्फला होती है ॥ १९-२२ ॥

    स्रोत: Page345 (PDF379), band03-04, closing ॥ २१ ॥. Zoom-verified two words against same-page controls: band03's second word confirmed as बन्धनं (bandhanam, not an initially-misread घ्रन्धनं) via p345-b03-word2.png, matching band07's ब shape; band04's third word confirmed as गृहे (griha/house, not ग्रह/graha) via p345-b04-word.png. Commentary located: Page345 (PDF379) bands06-11, closing citation ॥ १९-२२ ॥, covering verses 19 through 22. Shared per the standard shared-commentary convention. DISCLOSED judgment call on the commentary's own opening word: band06's first syllable (zoom p345-b06-zoom5.png) prints an anusvara-shaped dot above म rather than the open-hook े matra used elsewhere on this same page for े (cf. band03's स्थिते, p345-b03-te-control.png) -- read as मेष (Aries) to complete the well-known, closed चर-राशि list मेष-कर्क-तुला-मकर named by verse 19 itself, rather than retained as the non-word "मंष"; disclosed here as an interpretive call, not silently normalized.

  22. 51.22 सत्यापित

    51.22

    संस्कृत

    तच्छून्ये चेदसौख्यं स्याद्दशा न फलप्रदा ॥ २२ ॥

    tacchuunye cedasaukhyam syaaddashaa na phalapradaa .. 22 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    मेष, कर्क, तुला, मकर इन चारो चर राशियों के क्रमशः कुम्भ, वृष, सिंह, वृश्चिक (अपने से ११ वें राशि) बाधास्थान हैं । दशाप्रद राशिस्वामी से युक्त राशि या बाधा स्थान में पापग्रह हों तो महाशोक, जेल, कष्ट तथा अनेक रोग होते हैं । उक्त राशि में स्वोच्च या स्वक्षेत्री ग्रह हों तो उस राशि की दशा शुभप्रद, सौख्यकारक एवं धनदायक होती है । वह यदि ग्रहरहित हों तो असौख्यकारक तथा निष्फला होती है ॥ १९-२२ ॥

    स्रोत: Page345 (PDF379), band05, a complete short single-line (ardha-shloka) verse closing ॥ २२ ॥ -- the FIFTH confirmed instance of this pattern (cf. page341 v28, page342 v37, page343 v51.10, page344 v51.19). Zoom-verified (p345-b05-word2.png): reads स्याद्दशा (syaaddashaa, sandhi of स्यात्+दशा), not an initially-misread स्याक्तदृशा. Commentary located: Page345 (PDF379) bands06-11, closing citation ॥ १९-२२ ॥, covering verses 19 through 22. Shared per the standard shared-commentary convention. DISCLOSED judgment call on the commentary's own opening word: band06's first syllable (zoom p345-b06-zoom5.png) prints an anusvara-shaped dot above म rather than the open-hook े matra used elsewhere on this same page for े (cf. band03's स्थिते, p345-b03-te-control.png) -- read as मेष (Aries) to complete the well-known, closed चर-राशि list मेष-कर्क-तुला-मकर named by verse 19 itself, rather than retained as the non-word "मंष"; disclosed here as an interpretive call, not silently normalized.

  23. 51.23 सत्यापित

    51.23

    संस्कृत

    बाधकव्ययषड्रन्ध्रे राहुयुक्ते महद्भयम् । प्रस्थाने बन्धनप्राप्ती राजपीडा रिपोर्भयम् ॥ २३ ॥

    baadhakavyayashadrandhre raahuyukte mahadbhayam . prasthaane bandhanapraaptii raajapiidaa riporbhayam .. 23 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जिस राशि से बाधक स्थान, या ६।८।१२ में राहु हों तो उसकी दशान्तर्दशा महाभयकारिणी होती है । उस समय यात्रा में बन्धन, राजा द्वारा पीडा, शत्रुभय होता है । रवि, मंगल, राहु, शनि जिस राशि में स्थित हों उस राशि की अन्तर्दशा अवनतिकारिणी होती है, उस समय राजकोप से महान् भय कहना चाहिए । अन्तर्दशाराशि में नवम, पञ्चम में नीचस्थग्रह या पापग्रह हो तो मरणभय कहना ॥ २३-२५ ॥

    स्रोत: Page345 (PDF379), band12-13, closing ॥ २३ ॥. Zoom-verified band12's fourth syllable as षड् (shad, not an initially-misread पड्) via p345-b12-word.png, matching the ष shape confirmed elsewhere on this page. बाधक-व्यय-षड्-रन्ध्र = badhaka-sthana, 12th, 6th, 8th houses.

  24. 51.24 सत्यापित

    51.24

    संस्कृत

    रव्यारराहुशनयो भुक्तिराशौ स्थिता यदि । तद्राशिभुक्तौ पतनं राजकोपान्महद्भयम् ॥ २४ ॥

    ravyaararaahushanayo bhuktiraashau sthitaa yadi . tadraashibhuktau patanam raajakopaanmahadbhayam .. 24 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जिस राशि से बाधक स्थान, या ६।८।१२ में राहु हों तो उसकी दशान्तर्दशा महाभयकारिणी होती है । उस समय यात्रा में बन्धन, राजा द्वारा पीडा, शत्रुभय होता है । रवि, मंगल, राहु, शनि जिस राशि में स्थित हों उस राशि की अन्तर्दशा अवनतिकारिणी होती है, उस समय राजकोप से महान् भय कहना चाहिए । अन्तर्दशाराशि में नवम, पञ्चम में नीचस्थग्रह या पापग्रह हो तो मरणभय कहना ॥ २३-२५ ॥

    स्रोत: Page345 (PDF379), band14-15, closing ॥ २४ ॥. रव्यारराहुशनयो is a sandhi-compound of रवि+अर(Mangala)+राहु+शनि -- corroborated by the commentary's own spelled-out gloss two bands later (band20: "रवि, मंगल, राहु, शनि"), a legitimate same-page cross-reference rather than an outside-edition guess.

  25. 51.25 सत्यापित

    51.25

    संस्कृत

    भुक्तिराशित्रिकोणे तु नीचखेटः स्थितो यदि । तद्राशौ वा युते नीचे पापे मृत्युभयं भवेत् ॥ २५ ॥

    bhuktiraashitrikone tu niicakhetah sthito yadi . tadraashau vaa yute niice paape mrityubhayam bhavet .. 25 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जिस राशि से बाधक स्थान, या ६।८।१२ में राहु हों तो उसकी दशान्तर्दशा महाभयकारिणी होती है । उस समय यात्रा में बन्धन, राजा द्वारा पीडा, शत्रुभय होता है । रवि, मंगल, राहु, शनि जिस राशि में स्थित हों उस राशि की अन्तर्दशा अवनतिकारिणी होती है, उस समय राजकोप से महान् भय कहना चाहिए । अन्तर्दशाराशि में नवम, पञ्चम में नीचस्थग्रह या पापग्रह हो तो मरणभय कहना ॥ २३-२५ ॥

    स्रोत: Page345 (PDF379), band16-17, closing ॥ २५ ॥. Zoom-verified band16's first syllable as भु (bhu, not an initially-misread खु) via p345-b16-zoom3.png against the same-page control shape of भ in band23's भुक्तिराशौ (p345-b23-bhukti2.png) -- identical glyph, confirming भुक्ति in both places.

  26. 51.26 सत्यापित

    51.26

    संस्कृत

    भुक्तिराशौ स्वतुङ्गस्थे त्रिकोणे वा ग्रहे सति । यदा भुक्तिदशा प्राप्ता सुखं हि लभते नरः ॥ २६ ॥

    bhuktiraashau svatungasthe trikone vaa grahe sati . yadaa bhuktidashaa praaptaa sukham hi labhate narah .. 26 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    अन्तर्दशाराशि या उससे त्रिकोण में स्वोच्चस्थ ग्रह हो तो उसकी दशा प्राप्त होने पर मनुष्य सुखी होता है । उसे नगर, गाँव का आधिपत्य, पुत्रप्राप्ति, धनागम, सौभाग्य कल्याण, सेनापतित्व, तथा महोन्नति ये सब उसे प्राप्त होते हैं । दशेश शुभराशि में गुरुदृष्ट हों तो उसकी दशा में धनप्राप्ति, तथा पुत्रजसुख होता है (closing citation illegible -- see source note on verse 51.26).

    स्रोत: Page345 (PDF379), band23-24, closing ॥ २६ ॥. Opens a commentary block (bands29-33, see verse 51.28's source note) whose closing citation is watermark-occluded on band33 -- content correspondence (this verse's त्रिकोण/स्वोच्चस्थ-ग्रह condition matches band29-30; verse 28's गुरुदृष्ट-शुभराशि condition matches band32) indicates the commentary spans verses 26-28, but the printed citation numerals themselves could not be confirmed and are not asserted.

  27. 51.27 सत्यापित

    51.27

    संस्कृत

    नगरग्रामनाथत्वं पुत्रलाभं धनागमम् । कल्याणं भूरिभाग्यं च सैनापत्यं महोन्नतिम् ॥ २७ ॥

    nagaragraamanaathatvam putralaabham dhanaagamam . kalyaanam bhooribhaagyam ca sainaapatyam mahonnatim .. 27 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    अन्तर्दशाराशि या उससे त्रिकोण में स्वोच्चस्थ ग्रह हो तो उसकी दशा प्राप्त होने पर मनुष्य सुखी होता है । उसे नगर, गाँव का आधिपत्य, पुत्रप्राप्ति, धनागम, सौभाग्य कल्याण, सेनापतित्व, तथा महोन्नति ये सब उसे प्राप्त होते हैं । दशेश शुभराशि में गुरुदृष्ट हों तो उसकी दशा में धनप्राप्ति, तथा पुत्रजसुख होता है (closing citation illegible -- see source note on verse 51.26).

    स्रोत: Page345 (PDF379), band25-26, closing ॥ २७ ॥. DISCLOSED reading divergence: this verse prints सैनापत्यं with ऐ (zoom-confirmed p345-b26-word.png), while the commentary on the same page (band31) glosses the same concept as सेनापतित्व with a plain े -- retained literally in each location per the standing no-silent-harmonization rule rather than normalized to match.

  28. 51.28 सत्यापित

    51.28

    संस्कृत

    पाकेश्वरो जीवदृष्टः शुभराशिस्थितो यदि । तद्दशायां धनप्राप्तिमङ्गलं पुत्रजं भवेत् ॥ २८ ॥

    paakeshvaro jiivadrishtah shubharaashisthito yadi . taddashaayaam dhanapraaptimangalam putrajam bhavet .. 28 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    अन्तर्दशाराशि या उससे त्रिकोण में स्वोच्चस्थ ग्रह हो तो उसकी दशा प्राप्त होने पर मनुष्य सुखी होता है । उसे नगर, गाँव का आधिपत्य, पुत्रप्राप्ति, धनागम, सौभाग्य कल्याण, सेनापतित्व, तथा महोन्नति ये सब उसे प्राप्त होते हैं । दशेश शुभराशि में गुरुदृष्ट हों तो उसकी दशा में धनप्राप्ति, तथा पुत्रजसुख होता है (closing citation illegible -- see source note on verse 51.26).

    स्रोत: Page345 (PDF379), band27-28, closing ॥ २८ ॥. Commentary (bands29-33) confirms: त्रिकोण/स्वोच्चस्थ ग्रह (matches v26) and गुरुदृष्ट शुभराशि (matches this verse's जीवदृष्टः शुभराशिस्थितो) both discussed. band33's closing citation is baked-in-watermark-occluded (same eGangotri/Swami Atmanand Giri attribution pattern seen on page344 band32) -- multiple zoom/threshold passes (p345-b33-zoom.png, p345-b33-thresh60/100.png) could not separate the Devanagari ink from the overlapping watermark ink (both are the same pixel darkness); the exact citation numerals are NOT asserted, only inferred from content correspondence as most likely २६-२८.

  29. 51.29 सत्यापित

    51.29

    संस्कृत

    सितासितभयुग्माश्च सूर्यस्य रिपुराशयः । कौर्पितौलिघटाश्चेन्दोर्भौमस्य रिपुराशयः ॥ २९ ॥

    sitaasitabhayugmaashca suuryasya ripuraashayah . kaurpitaulighataashcendorbhaumasya ripuraashayah .. 29 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    वृष, तुला, मकर, कुम्भ, मिथुन ये सूर्य की शत्रुराशियाँ हैं । वृश्चिक, तुला, कुम्भ, चन्द्रमा की, कुम्भ, सीन, मिथुन, तुला, कन्या, मंगल की, कर्क, सीन, वृश्चिक, कुम्भ, बुध की, वृष, तुला, मिथुन, कन्या गुरु की, सिंह, वृश्चिक, कर्क, धनु, शुक्र की, मेष, सिंह, धनु, वृश्चिक, कर्क शनि की शत्रुराशियाँ हैं । शत्रुराशिस्थग्रहदशा अशुभ होती है । अतः दशाफल कहने के पूर्व इसका विचार कर लेना चाहिए ॥२९-३॥

    स्रोत: Page346 (PDF380), band02-03, closing ॥ २९ ॥. Commentary: Page346 (PDF380) bands10-14, covering verses 29-32 (Surya/Chandra/Mangal/Budh/Guru/Shukra/Shani shatru-rashi rules). DISCLOSED citation anomaly: the printed closing citation (band14) reads only "॥२९-३॥" -- confirmed via same-page-control zoom against band16's clear "३३" digit shape (p346-b14-precise.png vs p346-b16-control33.png: the single digit after the dash is unambiguously ३, not २, and a pixel-level check of the gap before the closing danda found no trace of a further digit) -- literally a single-digit "३", not the expected two-digit "३२" that would match this commentary's actual four-verse scope. Retained exactly as printed; NOT silently completed to "३२" despite the content clearly covering verses 29 through 32. Likely a type-damage/dropped-digit defect in this print run, not asserted as fact. DISCLOSED word anomaly: band11 (twice) prints "सीन" where astrological sense expects "मीन" (Pisces) in this rashi-enmity list -- confirmed via same-page-control zoom comparison against band04's unambiguous "मीन" (in घटमीननृयुक्तौलिकन्या, verse 30): band04's glyph is the characteristic म shape (looped bowl at lower-left joining the vertical strokes), while band11's glyph is the characteristic स shape (horizontal top bar with a triangular hook at lower-left) -- genuinely different printed letterforms, not a misread. Retained literally as सीन in both places; likely a typesetting substitution error in this print run, not silently corrected to मीन.

  30. 51.30 सत्यापित

    51.30

    संस्कृत

    घटमीननृयुक्तौलिकन्या ज्ञस्य ततः परम् । कर्कमीनालिकुम्भाश्च राशयो रिपवः स्मृताः ॥ ३० ॥

    ghatamiinanriyuktaulikanyaa jnasya tatah param . karkamiinaalikumbhaashca raashayo ripavah smritaah .. 30 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    वृष, तुला, मकर, कुम्भ, मिथुन ये सूर्य की शत्रुराशियाँ हैं । वृश्चिक, तुला, कुम्भ, चन्द्रमा की, कुम्भ, सीन, मिथुन, तुला, कन्या, मंगल की, कर्क, सीन, वृश्चिक, कुम्भ, बुध की, वृष, तुला, मिथुन, कन्या गुरु की, सिंह, वृश्चिक, कर्क, धनु, शुक्र की, मेष, सिंह, धनु, वृश्चिक, कर्क शनि की शत्रुराशियाँ हैं । शत्रुराशिस्थग्रहदशा अशुभ होती है । अतः दशाफल कहने के पूर्व इसका विचार कर लेना चाहिए ॥२९-३॥

    स्रोत: Page346 (PDF380), band04-05, closing ॥ ३० ॥. Commentary: Page346 (PDF380) bands10-14, covering verses 29-32 (Surya/Chandra/Mangal/Budh/Guru/Shukra/Shani shatru-rashi rules). DISCLOSED citation anomaly: the printed closing citation (band14) reads only "॥२९-३॥" -- confirmed via same-page-control zoom against band16's clear "३३" digit shape (p346-b14-precise.png vs p346-b16-control33.png: the single digit after the dash is unambiguously ३, not २, and a pixel-level check of the gap before the closing danda found no trace of a further digit) -- literally a single-digit "३", not the expected two-digit "३२" that would match this commentary's actual four-verse scope. Retained exactly as printed; NOT silently completed to "३२" despite the content clearly covering verses 29 through 32. Likely a type-damage/dropped-digit defect in this print run, not asserted as fact. DISCLOSED word anomaly: band11 (twice) prints "सीन" where astrological sense expects "मीन" (Pisces) in this rashi-enmity list -- confirmed via same-page-control zoom comparison against band04's unambiguous "मीन" (in घटमीननृयुक्तौलिकन्या, verse 30): band04's glyph is the characteristic म shape (looped bowl at lower-left joining the vertical strokes), while band11's glyph is the characteristic स shape (horizontal top bar with a triangular hook at lower-left) -- genuinely different printed letterforms, not a misread. Retained literally as सीन in both places; likely a typesetting substitution error in this print run, not silently corrected to मीन.

  31. 51.31 सत्यापित

    51.31

    संस्कृत

    वृषतौलिनृयुक्कन्याराशयो जीवशत्रवः । सिंहालिकर्कचापाश्च शुक्रस्य रिपुराशयः ॥ ३१ ॥

    vrishataulinriyukkanyaaraashayo jiivashatravah . simhaalikarkacaapaashca shukrasya ripuraashayah .. 31 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    वृष, तुला, मकर, कुम्भ, मिथुन ये सूर्य की शत्रुराशियाँ हैं । वृश्चिक, तुला, कुम्भ, चन्द्रमा की, कुम्भ, सीन, मिथुन, तुला, कन्या, मंगल की, कर्क, सीन, वृश्चिक, कुम्भ, बुध की, वृष, तुला, मिथुन, कन्या गुरु की, सिंह, वृश्चिक, कर्क, धनु, शुक्र की, मेष, सिंह, धनु, वृश्चिक, कर्क शनि की शत्रुराशियाँ हैं । शत्रुराशिस्थग्रहदशा अशुभ होती है । अतः दशाफल कहने के पूर्व इसका विचार कर लेना चाहिए ॥२९-३॥

    स्रोत: Page346 (PDF380), band06-07, closing ॥ ३१ ॥. Zoom-verified band06's tightly-set compound (p346-b06-zoom3.png): reads नृयुक्कन्या with a doubled-क conjunct (क्क), corroborated against this page's own commentary (band12) which spells the same word plainly as कन्या -- resolved as कन्या, not a fabrication but a same-page cross-reference confirmation. Commentary: Page346 (PDF380) bands10-14, covering verses 29-32 (Surya/Chandra/Mangal/Budh/Guru/Shukra/Shani shatru-rashi rules). DISCLOSED citation anomaly: the printed closing citation (band14) reads only "॥२९-३॥" -- confirmed via same-page-control zoom against band16's clear "३३" digit shape (p346-b14-precise.png vs p346-b16-control33.png: the single digit after the dash is unambiguously ३, not २, and a pixel-level check of the gap before the closing danda found no trace of a further digit) -- literally a single-digit "३", not the expected two-digit "३२" that would match this commentary's actual four-verse scope. Retained exactly as printed; NOT silently completed to "३२" despite the content clearly covering verses 29 through 32. Likely a type-damage/dropped-digit defect in this print run, not asserted as fact. DISCLOSED word anomaly: band11 (twice) prints "सीन" where astrological sense expects "मीन" (Pisces) in this rashi-enmity list -- confirmed via same-page-control zoom comparison against band04's unambiguous "मीन" (in घटमीननृयुक्तौलिकन्या, verse 30): band04's glyph is the characteristic म shape (looped bowl at lower-left joining the vertical strokes), while band11's glyph is the characteristic स shape (horizontal top bar with a triangular hook at lower-left) -- genuinely different printed letterforms, not a misread. Retained literally as सीन in both places; likely a typesetting substitution error in this print run, not silently corrected to मीन.

  32. 51.32 सत्यापित

    51.32

    संस्कृत

    मेषसिंहधनुःकौर्पिकर्कटाः शनिशत्रवः । एवं ग्रहान्तरदशां चिन्तयेत् कोविदो द्विजः ! ॥ ३२ ॥

    meshasimhadhanuhkaurpikarkataah shanishatravah . evam grahaantaradashaam cintayet kovido dvijah ! .. 32 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    वृष, तुला, मकर, कुम्भ, मिथुन ये सूर्य की शत्रुराशियाँ हैं । वृश्चिक, तुला, कुम्भ, चन्द्रमा की, कुम्भ, सीन, मिथुन, तुला, कन्या, मंगल की, कर्क, सीन, वृश्चिक, कुम्भ, बुध की, वृष, तुला, मिथुन, कन्या गुरु की, सिंह, वृश्चिक, कर्क, धनु, शुक्र की, मेष, सिंह, धनु, वृश्चिक, कर्क शनि की शत्रुराशियाँ हैं । शत्रुराशिस्थग्रहदशा अशुभ होती है । अतः दशाफल कहने के पूर्व इसका विचार कर लेना चाहिए ॥२९-३॥

    स्रोत: Page346 (PDF380), band08-09, closing ॥ ३२ ॥. DISCLOSED: zoom-confirmed (p346-b09-zoom.png) that the mark immediately after द्विजः is a genuine printed "!" (exclamation, distinct in shape from the danda । seen elsewhere), not a misread danda -- non-standard punctuation, retained exactly as printed. Commentary: Page346 (PDF380) bands10-14, covering verses 29-32 (Surya/Chandra/Mangal/Budh/Guru/Shukra/Shani shatru-rashi rules). DISCLOSED citation anomaly: the printed closing citation (band14) reads only "॥२९-३॥" -- confirmed via same-page-control zoom against band16's clear "३३" digit shape (p346-b14-precise.png vs p346-b16-control33.png: the single digit after the dash is unambiguously ३, not २, and a pixel-level check of the gap before the closing danda found no trace of a further digit) -- literally a single-digit "३", not the expected two-digit "३२" that would match this commentary's actual four-verse scope. Retained exactly as printed; NOT silently completed to "३२" despite the content clearly covering verses 29 through 32. Likely a type-damage/dropped-digit defect in this print run, not asserted as fact. DISCLOSED word anomaly: band11 (twice) prints "सीन" where astrological sense expects "मीन" (Pisces) in this rashi-enmity list -- confirmed via same-page-control zoom comparison against band04's unambiguous "मीन" (in घटमीननृयुक्तौलिकन्या, verse 30): band04's glyph is the characteristic म shape (looped bowl at lower-left joining the vertical strokes), while band11's glyph is the characteristic स shape (horizontal top bar with a triangular hook at lower-left) -- genuinely different printed letterforms, not a misread. Retained literally as सीन in both places; likely a typesetting substitution error in this print run, not silently corrected to मीन.

  33. 51.33 सत्यापित

    51.33

    संस्कृत

    ये राजयोगदा ये च शुभमध्यगता ग्रहाः । यस्माद् द्वित्रिचतुर्थस्थाः सत्खेटाः सत्फलप्रदाः ॥ ३३ ॥

    ye raajayogadaa ye ca shubhamadhyagataa grahaah . yasmaad dvitricaturthasthaah satkhetaah satphalapradaah .. 33 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जो ग्रह राजयोगकारक हों, जो शुभग्रहद्वय के मध्यवर्त्ती हों या जिसमे दूसरे-तीसरे या चौथे में शुभग्रह हों तो उसकी दशा शुभप्रद होती है । उसकी दशा में राजयोगादि शुभ कहना चाहिए । दो शुभग्रहों के बीच का पाप भी शुभफलद हो जाते हैं ॥३३-३४॥

    स्रोत: Page346 (PDF380), band15-16, closing ॥ ३३ ॥. Commentary: Page346 (PDF380) bands19-22, citation ॥३३-३४॥ (clean, unoccluded), covering verses 33-34.

  34. 51.34 सत्यापित

    51.34

    संस्कृत

    तद्दशायां शुभं ब्रूयाद् राजयोगादिसम्भवम् । शुभद्वयान्तरगतः पापोऽपि शुभदो मतः ॥ ३४ ॥

    taddashaayaam shubham bruuyaad raajayogaadisambhavam . shubhadvayaantaragatah paapo'pi shubhado matah .. 34 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जो ग्रह राजयोगकारक हों, जो शुभग्रहद्वय के मध्यवर्त्ती हों या जिसमे दूसरे-तीसरे या चौथे में शुभग्रह हों तो उसकी दशा शुभप्रद होती है । उसकी दशा में राजयोगादि शुभ कहना चाहिए । दो शुभग्रहों के बीच का पाप भी शुभफलद हो जाते हैं ॥३३-३४॥

    स्रोत: Page346 (PDF380), band17-18, closing ॥ ३४ ॥. Commentary: Page346 (PDF380) bands19-22, citation ॥३३-३४॥ (clean, unoccluded), covering verses 33-34.

  35. 51.35 सत्यापित

    51.35

    संस्कृत

    गता शुभदशामध्यं दशा सौम्यस्य शोभना । शुभो यस्य त्रिकोणस्थस्तद्दशापि शुभप्रदा ॥ ३५ ॥

    gataa shubhadashaamadhyam dashaa saumyasya shobhanaa . shubho yasya trikonasthastaddashaapi shubhapradaa .. 35 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    शुभ (ग्रह या राशि) की दशा में शुभ (ग्रह या राशि) का अन्तर शुभप्रद होता है । जिसके त्रिकोण (९।५) में शुभग्रह हो उसकी भी दशा शुभप्रद होती है । जिस दशा के आरम्भ तथा अवसान में अपने मित्र या शुभराशि का सम्बन्ध हो तो उसकी पूरी दशा शुभप्रद होती है । प्रत्येक राशि में वर्षादि का विभाग कर उसका फलादेश करना चाहिए ॥३५-३६॥

    स्रोत: Page346 (PDF380), band23-24, closing ॥ ३५ ॥. Commentary: Page346 (PDF380) bands27-32, citation ॥३५-३६॥ (clean, unoccluded), covering verses 35-36. Band29 is an anomalously undersized crop (11px) containing only the two words "होती है ।" -- confirmed via fine-grained re-inspection to be a band-detection artifact (a large inter-word gap split mid-sentence), not missing or occluded content: it directly completes band28's sentence ("...शुभग्रह हो उसकी भी दशा शुभप्रद" + "होती है ।"), no content lost.

  36. 51.36 सत्यापित

    51.36

    संस्कृत

    आरम्भान्तौ मित्रशुभराश्योर्यदि फलं शुभम् । प्रतिराश्यैवमब्दादि-विविच्य फलमीरयेत् ॥ ३६ ॥

    aarambhaantau mitrashubharaashyoryadi phalam shubham . pratiraashyaivamabdaadi-vivicya phalamiirayet .. 36 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    शुभ (ग्रह या राशि) की दशा में शुभ (ग्रह या राशि) का अन्तर शुभप्रद होता है । जिसके त्रिकोण (९।५) में शुभग्रह हो उसकी भी दशा शुभप्रद होती है । जिस दशा के आरम्भ तथा अवसान में अपने मित्र या शुभराशि का सम्बन्ध हो तो उसकी पूरी दशा शुभप्रद होती है । प्रत्येक राशि में वर्षादि का विभाग कर उसका फलादेश करना चाहिए ॥३५-३६॥

    स्रोत: Page346 (PDF380), band25-26, closing ॥ ३६ ॥. Commentary: Page346 (PDF380) bands27-32, citation ॥३५-३६॥ (clean, unoccluded), covering verses 35-36. Band29 is an anomalously undersized crop (11px) containing only the two words "होती है ।" -- confirmed via fine-grained re-inspection to be a band-detection artifact (a large inter-word gap split mid-sentence), not missing or occluded content: it directly completes band28's sentence ("...शुभग्रह हो उसकी भी दशा शुभप्रद" + "होती है ।"), no content lost.

  37. 51.37 सत्यापित

    37

    संस्कृत

    आरम्भात्तत्त्रिकोणे तु सौम्ये तु शुभमावहेत् । शुभराशौ शुभारम्भे दशा स्यादतिशोभना ॥ ३७ ॥

    arambhattatrikone tu saumye tu shubhamavahet . shubharashau shubharambhe dasha syadatishobhana .. 37 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    दशारम्भ समय में जिसके नवम-पञ्चम में शुभग्रह हो तो उसकी दशा शोभन होती है । शुभराशि में शुभराशि का अन्तर्दशा आनेपर अतिशोभन । शुभराशि में पाप की दशा आरम्भ हो तो आरम्भ में शुभ होती है । शुभराशि के दशारम्भ में आरम्भ समय देखकर ही फलादेश करें । आरम्भ में पापराशि हो या जिसका स्वामी दुर्बल या नीचगत हो तो उसकी दशादि या दशान्त में भाग्यविपर्यय कहें ॥ ३७-३९ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.51 p.347 bands02-03 (verse), 08-12 (commentary, cites 37-39)

  38. 51.38 सत्यापित

    38

    संस्कृत

    शुभांद्राशौ पापश्चेद् दशारम्भे शुभा भवेत् । शुभारम्भे कथा केति प्रारम्भस्य फलं दिशेत् ॥ ३८ ॥

    shubhandrashau papashched dasharambhe shubha bhavet . shubharambhe katha keti prarambhasya phalam dishet .. 38 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    दशारम्भ समय में जिसके नवम-पञ्चम में शुभग्रह हो तो उसकी दशा शोभन होती है । शुभराशि में शुभराशि का अन्तर्दशा आनेपर अतिशोभन । शुभराशि में पाप की दशा आरम्भ हो तो आरम्भ में शुभ होती है । शुभराशि के दशारम्भ में आरम्भ समय देखकर ही फलादेश करें । आरम्भ में पापराशि हो या जिसका स्वामी दुर्बल या नीचगत हो तो उसकी दशादि या दशान्त में भाग्यविपर्यय कहें ॥ ३७-३९ ॥ [शब्द अनिश्चित: मुद्रित पाठ में "शुभांद्राशौ" स्पष्ट पढ़ा गया (अनेक zoom-स्तरों पर पुष्टि); व्याकरणतः श्लोक ३७ के समानान्तर "शुभराशौ"/"शुभे राशौ" जैसा अर्थ अपेक्षित है, किन्तु मुद्रित रूप वही है जो यहाँ दिया गया है — सम्भवतः टंकण-दोष]

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.51 p.347 bands04-05 (verse), 08-12 (commentary, cites 37-39)

  39. 51.39 सत्यापित

    39

    संस्कृत

    आरम्भे पापभे वा यत्नाथः स्यादवलो मुने । नीचादौ तद्दशाऽन्ते दिशेद् भाग्यविपर्ययम् ॥ ३९ ॥

    arambhe papabhe va yatnathah syadavalo mune . nichadau taddashante dished bhagyaviparyayam .. 39 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    दशारम्भ समय में जिसके नवम-पञ्चम में शुभग्रह हो तो उसकी दशा शोभन होती है । शुभराशि में शुभराशि का अन्तर्दशा आनेपर अतिशोभन । शुभराशि में पाप की दशा आरम्भ हो तो आरम्भ में शुभ होती है । शुभराशि के दशारम्भ में आरम्भ समय देखकर ही फलादेश करें । आरम्भ में पापराशि हो या जिसका स्वामी दुर्बल या नीचगत हो तो उसकी दशादि या दशान्त में भाग्यविपर्यय कहें ॥ ३७-३९ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.51 p.347 bands06-07 (verse), 08-12 (commentary, cites 37-39)

  40. 51.40 सत्यापित

    40

    संस्कृत

    यत्र स्थितो नीचखेटत्रिकोणे नीचगोऽथवा । तथा राशीश्वरे नीचे सम्बन्धो नीचखेटकैः ॥ ४० ॥

    yatra sthito nichakhetatrikone nichagothava . tatha rashishvare niche sambandho nichakhetakaih .. 40 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जिस राशि में नीचस्थ ग्रह हो या उस राशि से नवम, पञ्चम में नीच का ग्रह हो या उसका स्वामी नीच में हो या नीचस्थ ग्रह से किसी तरह का सम्बन्ध हो तो उसकी दशा भाग्यत्रयकारक होती है । उस समय धनधान्यविनाश, शरीर में रोगभय आदि अनेक अशुभ होते हैं ॥ ४०-४१ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.51 p.347 bands13-14 (verse), 17-20 (commentary, cites 40-41)

  41. 51.41 सत्यापित

    41

    संस्कृत

    भाग्यस्य विपरीतत्वं करोत्येव द्विजोत्तम ! । अर्थंसस्यादिनाशः स्याद्रोगभीतिस्तनावपि ॥ ४१ ॥

    bhagyasya viparitatvam karotyeva dvijottama . arthamsasyadinashah syadrogabhitistanavapi .. 41 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जिस राशि में नीचस्थ ग्रह हो या उस राशि से नवम, पञ्चम में नीच का ग्रह हो या उसका स्वामी नीच में हो या नीचस्थ ग्रह से किसी तरह का सम्बन्ध हो तो उसकी दशा भाग्यत्रयकारक होती है । उस समय धनधान्यविनाश, शरीर में रोगभय आदि अनेक अशुभ होते हैं ॥ ४०-४१ ॥ [स्रोत में "द्विजोत्तम" के बाद एक असामान्य "!" चिह्न (विस्मयादिबोधक-सदृश) मुद्रित है, तत्पश्चात् दण्ड। यह इस मुद्रण की आवर्ती विशेषता प्रतीत होती है (पृ.346 तथा इसी पृष्ठ पर श्लोक ४१/४५ में भी)]

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.51 p.347 bands15-16 (verse), 17-20 (commentary, cites 40-41)

  42. 51.42 सत्यापित

    42

    संस्कृत

    राहोः केतोश्च कुम्भादि-वृश्चिकादि चतुष्टयम् । स्वक्षे तत्र समारम्भस्तद्दशायां शुभं भवेत् ॥ ४२ ॥

    rahoh ketoshcha kumbhadi-vrishchikadi chatushtayam . svakshe tatra samarambhastaddashayam shubham bhavet .. 42 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    कुम्भ और वृश्चिक से चार-चार राशि राहु, केतु का अर्थात् कुम्भ से चांर राशि राहु का वृश्चिक से चारराशि केतु का, स्वक्षेत्र है । वे दोनों यदि स्वक्षेत्री हों तो उनकी दशा में शुभ कहना चाहिए ॥ ४२ ॥ [स्रोत में "चांर" ऐसा ही मुद्रित है, सम्भवतः "चार" का मुद्रण-भ्रम]

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.51 p.347 bands21-22 (verse), 23-24 (commentary, cites 42)

  43. 51.43 सत्यापित

    43

    संस्कृत

    यद्दशायां शुभं ब्रूयात् स चेन्मारकसंस्थितः । यस्मिन् राशौ दशान्तः स्यात्तस्मिन् दृष्टे युतेऽपि वा ॥ ४३ ॥

    yaddashayam shubham bruyat sa chenmarakasamsthitah . yasmin rashau dashantah syattasmin drishte yutepi va .. 43 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जिसकी दशा में शुभ कहना है वह यदि मारक स्थान में हो या जिस राशि में दशान्त हो उस पर शुक्र या चन्द्र की दृष्टि या संयोग हो तो उस दशा में राजकोप से धनक्षय कहना चाहिए । दशा का अन्त शत्रु की राशि में हो अथवा दशान्तवाला राशि राहु से युत या दृष्ट हो तो भी उपर्युक्त फल (राजकोप से धननाश) कहना । यह फल शनि, तथा मकर राशि की दशा छें नहीं होता है ॥ ४३-४५ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.51 p.347 bands25-26. Commentary: Page348 (PDF382) bands02-06, closing citation ॥४३-४५॥ (clean), continuing directly from page347. DISCLOSED word anomaly: this commentary block continues from page347 onto page348 (bands02-06); band06's closing sentence prints "छें" immediately before "नहीं होता है", which is not a standard Hindi word in this construction. Verified via same-band-control zoom comparison (p348-b06-zoom.png, p348-b06-makar.png) against the unambiguous म glyph in the same band's own "मकर": the two letterforms are structurally distinct (म = three vertical strokes + closed loop + horizontal top bar; छ = diagonal swoosh through a loop), confirming छें is genuinely printed, not a misread of में. Retained exactly as printed; likely a typesetting defect in this print run, not silently corrected.

  44. 51.44 सत्यापित

    44

    संस्कृत

    शुक्रेण विधुना वा स्याद् राजकोपाद् धनक्षयः । दशान्तश्चेदरिक्षेत्रे राहुदृष्ट्ययुतेऽपि वा ॥ ४४ ॥

    shukrena vidhuna va syad rajakopad dhanakshayah . dashantashchedarikshetre rahudrishtyayutepi va .. 44 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जिसकी दशा में शुभ कहना है वह यदि मारक स्थान में हो या जिस राशि में दशान्त हो उस पर शुक्र या चन्द्र की दृष्टि या संयोग हो तो उस दशा में राजकोप से धनक्षय कहना चाहिए । दशा का अन्त शत्रु की राशि में हो अथवा दशान्तवाला राशि राहु से युत या दृष्ट हो तो भी उपर्युक्त फल (राजकोप से धननाश) कहना । यह फल शनि, तथा मकर राशि की दशा छें नहीं होता है ॥ ४३-४५ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.51 p.347 bands27-28. Commentary: Page348 (PDF382) bands02-06, closing citation ॥४३-४५॥ (clean), continuing directly from page347. DISCLOSED word anomaly: this commentary block continues from page347 onto page348 (bands02-06); band06's closing sentence prints "छें" immediately before "नहीं होता है", which is not a standard Hindi word in this construction. Verified via same-band-control zoom comparison (p348-b06-zoom.png, p348-b06-makar.png) against the unambiguous म glyph in the same band's own "मकर": the two letterforms are structurally distinct (म = three vertical strokes + closed loop + horizontal top bar; छ = diagonal swoosh through a loop), confirming छें is genuinely printed, not a misread of में. Retained exactly as printed; likely a typesetting defect in this print run, not silently corrected.

  45. 51.45 सत्यापित

    45

    संस्कृत

    इदं फलं शनेः पाके न विचिन्त्यं द्विजोत्तम ! । दशाप्रदे नक्रराशौ न विचिन्त्यमिदं फलम् ॥ ४५ ॥

    idam phalam shaneh pake na vichintyam dvijottama . dashaprade nakrarashau na vichintyamidam phalam .. 45 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जिसकी दशा में शुभ कहना है वह यदि मारक स्थान में हो या जिस राशि में दशान्त हो उस पर शुक्र या चन्द्र की दृष्टि या संयोग हो तो उस दशा में राजकोप से धनक्षय कहना चाहिए । दशा का अन्त शत्रु की राशि में हो अथवा दशान्तवाला राशि राहु से युत या दृष्ट हो तो भी उपर्युक्त फल (राजकोप से धननाश) कहना । यह फल शनि, तथा मकर राशि की दशा छें नहीं होता है ॥ ४३-४५ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.51 p.347 bands29-30. Commentary: Page348 (PDF382) bands02-06, closing citation ॥४३-४५॥ (clean), continuing directly from page347. DISCLOSED word anomaly: this commentary block continues from page347 onto page348 (bands02-06); band06's closing sentence prints "छें" immediately before "नहीं होता है", which is not a standard Hindi word in this construction. Verified via same-band-control zoom comparison (p348-b06-zoom.png, p348-b06-makar.png) against the unambiguous म glyph in the same band's own "मकर": the two letterforms are structurally distinct (म = three vertical strokes + closed loop + horizontal top bar; छ = diagonal swoosh through a loop), confirming छें is genuinely printed, not a misread of में. Retained exactly as printed; likely a typesetting defect in this print run, not silently corrected.

  46. 51.46 सत्यापित

    46

    संस्कृत

    राहादिशान्ते सर्वस्वनाशो मरणबन्धने । देशान्निवासनं वा स्यात् कष्टं वा महदश्नुते ॥ ४६ ॥

    rahadishante sarvasvanasho maranabandhane . deshannivasanam va syat kashtam va mahadashnute .. 46 ..

    इस श्लोक के अंग्रेज़ी तथा हिन्दी अर्थ जोड़े जा रहे हैं।

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.51 p.348 (PDF382) bands07-08, closing ॥ ४६ ॥. "सर्वस्वनाशो" (band07) corroborated via this page's own commentary (band11: "सर्वस्वक्षय") -- initial zoom alone left it ambiguous between सर्वेस्त्रनाशो/सर्वस्त्रनाशो; "बन्धने" resolved from an ambiguous व/ब glyph by lexical necessity (only valid Sanskrit reading in context). DISCLOSED reading divergence: band08 prints "निवासनं" (confirmed via same-page-control zoom, p348-b08-repha-check2.png at 8x: no repha hook is present above the न्नि conjunct), whereas the commentary on this same page (see verse 51.47's translationHi) glosses the identical concept as "निर्वासन" (with रेफ). Retained exactly as printed at each location rather than harmonized -- direct zoom evidence of the verse's own glyphs takes precedence over the commentary paraphrase where the two diverge.

  47. 51.47 सत्यापित

    47

    संस्कृत

    तत्त्रिकोणगते पापे निश्चयाद् दुःखभादिशेत् । एवं शुभाशुभं सर्वं निश्चयेन वदेद् बुधः ॥ ४७ ॥

    tattrikonagate pape nishchayad duhkhabhadishet . evam shubhashubham sarvam nishchayena vaded budhah .. 47 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    राहु के दशान्त में सर्वस्वक्षय, मरण, जेल, देश से निर्वासन या अन्यविध महत्कष्ट होता है । यदि राहु से नवम, पञ्चम में पापग्रह हो तो उपर्युक्त फल निश्चयत: होता है । इस तरह समस्त शुभाशुभफल निश्चयपूर्वक कहना ॥ ४६-४७ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.51 p.348 (PDF382) bands09-10, closing ॥ ४७ ॥. Commentary: bands11-13, closing citation ॥४६-४७॥ (clean), covering verses 46-47.

  48. 51.48 सत्यापित

    48

    संस्कृत

    राह्वादिश्रितराशिः स्याच्चेन्मैत्रेय ! दशाप्रदः । तत्र कालेऽपि पूर्वोक्तं चिन्तनीयं प्रयत्नतः ॥ ४८ ॥

    rahvadishritarashih syachchenmaitreya dashapradah . tatra kale.api purvoktam chintaniyam prayatnatah .. 48 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    राह्वादि (पापग्रह) जिस राशि में हो उसके दशाकाल में भी उक्त फल कहना । मारकग्रह राशि का दशारम्भ या दशान्त शुभप्रद नहीं होता । उसमें राहु के रहने पर बन्धन तथा द्रव्यनाश होता है ॥ ४८-४९ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.51 p.348 (PDF382) bands14-15, closing ॥ ४८ ॥. Commentary: bands18-20, closing citation ॥४८-४९॥ (clean), covering verses 48-49. DISCLOSED: source prints an unusual "!" mark after "मैत्रेय" (before the danda) -- the fourth confirmed instance of this recurring print-run anomaly (cf. verse 51.41, 51.45; and one earlier instance on page346 verse 51.32). Retained exactly as printed.

  49. 51.49 सत्यापित

    49

    संस्कृत

    दशारम्भो दशान्तो वा मारके चेन्न शोभनम् । तस्मिन्नेव च राहुश्चेन्निरोधो द्रव्यनाशनम् ॥ ४९ ॥

    dasharambho dashanto va marake chenna shobhanam . tasminneva cha rahushchennirodho dravyanashanam .. 49 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    राह्वादि (पापग्रह) जिस राशि में हो उसके दशाकाल में भी उक्त फल कहना । मारकग्रह राशि का दशारम्भ या दशान्त शुभप्रद नहीं होता । उसमें राहु के रहने पर बन्धन तथा द्रव्यनाश होता है ॥ ४८-४९ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.51 p.348 (PDF382) bands16-17, closing ॥ ४९ ॥. Commentary: bands18-20, closing citation ॥४८-४९॥ (clean), covering verses 48-49.

  50. 51.50 सत्यापित

    50

    संस्कृत

    यत्र कापि च भे राहौ दशारम्भे विनाशनम् । गृहभ्रंशः समुद्दिष्टो धने राहुर्धनार्तिदः ॥ ५० ॥

    yatra kapi cha bhe rahau dasharambhe vinashanam . grihabhramshah samuddishto dhane rahurdhanartidah .. 50 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जिस किसी भी राशि के दशारम्भ में राहु हो तो उस जातक की क्षति तथा गृहभ्रंश होता है । धनभाव में राहु के रहने पर धनक्षय, द्वादश भाव में चन्द्रमा और शुक्र दोनों हों तो निश्चयतः राजकोप, वहीं यदि मङ्गल तथा केतु हों तो वध या अग्निकृत बड़ी क्षति होती है । चन्द्रमा तथा शुक्र धन भाव में रहें तो राज्यदायक होते हैं । यह फल दशारम्भ तथा दशान्त में समझना ॥ ५०-५२ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.51 p.348 (PDF382) bands21-22, closing ॥ ५० ॥. Commentary: bands27-31, closing citation ॥५०-५२॥ (clean), covering verses 50-52.

  51. 51.51 सत्यापित

    51

    संस्कृत

    चन्द्रशुक्रौ द्वादशे चेद्राजकोपो भवेद् ध्रुवम् । भौमकेतू तत्र यदि वधोऽग्नेर्महती व्यथा ॥ ५१ ॥

    chandrashukrau dvadashe chedrajakopo bhaved dhruvam . bhaumaketu tatra yadi vadho.agnermahati vyatha .. 51 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जिस किसी भी राशि के दशारम्भ में राहु हो तो उस जातक की क्षति तथा गृहभ्रंश होता है । धनभाव में राहु के रहने पर धनक्षय, द्वादश भाव में चन्द्रमा और शुक्र दोनों हों तो निश्चयतः राजकोप, वहीं यदि मङ्गल तथा केतु हों तो वध या अग्निकृत बड़ी क्षति होती है । चन्द्रमा तथा शुक्र धन भाव में रहें तो राज्यदायक होते हैं । यह फल दशारम्भ तथा दशान्त में समझना ॥ ५०-५२ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.51 p.348 (PDF382) bands23-24, closing ॥ ५१ ॥. Commentary: bands27-31, closing citation ॥५०-५२॥ (clean), covering verses 50-52.

  52. 51.52 सत्यापित

    52

    संस्कृत

    चन्द्रशुक्रौ धने विप्र ! स्थितौ चेद्राज्यदायकौ । दशारम्भे दशान्ते च द्वितीयस्थमिदं फलम् ॥ ५२ ॥

    chandrashukrau dhane vipra sthitau chedrajyadayakau . dasharambhe dashante cha dvitiyasthamidam phalam .. 52 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जिस किसी भी राशि के दशारम्भ में राहु हो तो उस जातक की क्षति तथा गृहभ्रंश होता है । धनभाव में राहु के रहने पर धनक्षय, द्वादश भाव में चन्द्रमा और शुक्र दोनों हों तो निश्चयतः राजकोप, वहीं यदि मङ्गल तथा केतु हों तो वध या अग्निकृत बड़ी क्षति होती है । चन्द्रमा तथा शुक्र धन भाव में रहें तो राज्यदायक होते हैं । यह फल दशारम्भ तथा दशान्त में समझना ॥ ५०-५२ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.51 p.348 (PDF382) bands25-26, closing ॥ ५२ ॥. Commentary: bands27-31, closing citation ॥५०-५२॥ (clean), covering verses 50-52. DISCLOSED: source prints an unusual "!" mark after "विप्र" (before the danda) -- the fifth confirmed instance of this recurring print-run anomaly (cf. verse 51.41, 51.45, 51.48; and one earlier instance on page346 verse 51.32). Retained exactly as printed.

  53. 51.53 सत्यापित

    53

    संस्कृत

    इत्थं सार्गलभावोत्थं फलं सद्भिरुदीरितम् । यस्य पापः शुभो नापि ग्रह... ॥ ५३ ॥

    ittham sargalabhavottham phalam sadbhirudiritam . yasya papah shubho napi graha... .. 53 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    सार्गल भावों का भी फलादेश ऐसा ही विद्वानों ने किया है । शुभ या पाप ग्रह जिसका शुभार्गलाकारक हो और उससे दृष्ट लग्न या अन्य भाव भी हो तो वह प्रबल होता है । निराबाध अर्गलाकारक ग्रह से दृष्ट कोई भी राशि प्रबल समझनी चाहिए और उसकी दशा शुभद होगी । विपरीतार्गल राशि तथा शुभार्गल ग्रह की दृष्टि से रहित राशि की दशा अशुभप्रद होती है । शुभग्रह-दृष्ट राशि की दशा शुभकारक होती है । अर्गला का विचार अर्गलाध्याय में देखिए ॥ ५३-५५ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.51 p.348 (PDF382) bands32-33. Shared commentary (citation "५३-५५", covering verses 53-55) is NOT on this page -- it is located on the following page, p.349 (PDF383) bands07-12; translationHi backfilled from there. Line1 (band32) fully legible. Line2 (band33) is significantly occluded by a digitization watermark running through the middle of the line -- across two sessions this was investigated with the standard segmented 4x-7x zoom + autocontrast technique (narrow 8-way and targeted region splits down to autocontrast cutoff=0.5 at 7x: p348-b33-fine0..5.png, -midword-hi-L/R.png, -endword-hi-L/R.png, -overview/-ov1/2/3.png, -cru-1/2/3.png). Confidently legible: opening "यस्य पापः शुभो नापि" and the closing "॥ ५३ ॥"; "ग्रह" (ग्र conjunct + ह) is legible with fair confidence. The remaining middle span could not be resolved to a confirmed reading -- a candidate reconstruction ("ग्रहस्तिष्ठेच्चेत्सार्गले", echoing line1's सार्गल and plausible sandhि) was considered but explicitly NOT finalized, since it rests on semantic/grammatical plausibility rather than confirmed glyph identification (the same over-reliance pattern self-corrected against on page347 verse51.4 and earlier in this same band). Per house convention for partially-legible watermark occlusion, the unresolved middle portion is left as an ellipsis rather than asserted as fact or omitted entirely.

  54. 51.54 सत्यापित

    54

    संस्कृत

    तेन दृष्टेक्षितं लग्नं प्राबल्यायोपकल्पते । यदि पश्येद् ग्रहस्तत्र विपरीतागलस्थितः ॥ ५४ ॥

    tena drishtekshitam lagnam prabalyayopakalpate . yadi pashyed grahastatra viparitagalasthitah .. 54 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    सार्गल भावों का भी फलादेश ऐसा ही विद्वानों ने किया है । शुभ या पाप ग्रह जिसका शुभार्गलाकारक हो और उससे दृष्ट लग्न या अन्य भाव भी हो तो वह प्रबल होता है । निराबाध अर्गलाकारक ग्रह से दृष्ट कोई भी राशि प्रबल समझनी चाहिए और उसकी दशा शुभद होगी । विपरीतार्गल राशि तथा शुभार्गल ग्रह की दृष्टि से रहित राशि की दशा अशुभप्रद होती है । शुभग्रह-दृष्ट राशि की दशा शुभकारक होती है । अर्गला का विचार अर्गलाध्याय में देखिए ॥ ५३-५५ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.51 p.349 (PDF383) bands03-04. Root verse text clearly legible, no anomalies. Shared commentary (citation "५३-५५") is at bands07-12 on this same page, covering verses 53-55.

  55. 51.55 सत्यापित

    55

    संस्कृत

    दशायां तस्य भावस्य विपरीतं फलं भवेत् । शुभदृष्टे शुभं ब्रूयान्निर्विशङ्कं द्विजोत्तम ! ॥ ५५ ॥

    dashayam tasya bhavasya viparitam phalam bhavet . shubhadrishte shubham bruyannirvishankam dvijottama .. 55 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    सार्गल भावों का भी फलादेश ऐसा ही विद्वानों ने किया है । शुभ या पाप ग्रह जिसका शुभार्गलाकारक हो और उससे दृष्ट लग्न या अन्य भाव भी हो तो वह प्रबल होता है । निराबाध अर्गलाकारक ग्रह से दृष्ट कोई भी राशि प्रबल समझनी चाहिए और उसकी दशा शुभद होगी । विपरीतार्गल राशि तथा शुभार्गल ग्रह की दृष्टि से रहित राशि की दशा अशुभप्रद होती है । शुभग्रह-दृष्ट राशि की दशा शुभकारक होती है । अर्गला का विचार अर्गलाध्याय में देखिए ॥ ५३-५५ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.51 p.349 (PDF383) bands05-06. Root verse text clearly legible. Line2 ends with the recurring "!" mark after the vocative "द्विजोत्तम" (o best of dvijas) -- retained as printed, per the same disclosed print-run convention seen at 51.41, 51.45, 51.48, 51.52 (this is the 6th confirmed instance in this edition). Shared commentary (citation "५३-५५") is at bands07-12 on this same page.

  56. 51.56 सत्यापित

    56

    संस्कृत

    भावे यत्र शुभेशोच्चग्रहसम्बन्ध इष्यते । दशायां तस्य भावस्य धनाशिरतुला भवेत् ॥ ५६ ॥

    bhave yatra shubheshoccagrahasambandha ishyate . dashayam tasya bhavasya dhanashiratula bhavet .. 56 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जिस भाव में शुभ स्वामी या उच्चग्रहसम्बन्ध हो उसकी दशा में अतुल धन-प्राप्ति होती है । भावेश स्वराशि में रहे या उसे देखें तो उस राशि की दशा में निश्चय धनागम होता है । भावेश यदि व्यय स्थित हों तो उस राशि की दशा धनक्षय-कारिणी होती है । जिस भाव के नवम-पंचम में पापग्रह हो उसकी दशा में अशुभों की ढेर, पुत्रहानि, पिता को कष्ट, मानसिक सन्ताप आदि होते हैं । जिस भाव के त्रिकोण (९।५) में द्वादशेश, अष्टमेश या सूर्य, भौम, शनि हो उसकी दशा भी अशुभकारक होती है ॥ ५६-५९ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.51 p.349 (PDF383) bands13-14. Line2's word between "भावस्य" and "भवेत्" ("धनाशिरतुला") was ambiguous on first pass (mid-density print suggested "न" vs "र" at the second akshara); resolved via same-page-control zoom (7x-9x crops isolating the single akshara) confirming the looped foot of "न" (not "र"), corroborated grammatically as a clean visarga-sandhi compound: धन + आशिः ("wish/blessing", fem.) + अतुला ("unequalled", fem., agreeing with आशिः) -> धनाशिरतुला ("an unequalled yearning for wealth"). This also matches band21's commentary paraphrase "अतुल धन" (boundless wealth). Shared commentary (citation "५६-५९") is at bands21-27 on this same page.

  57. 51.57 सत्यापित

    57

    संस्कृत

    यद्भावाधिपतिः स्वार्थभमध्यास्तेऽथवेक्षते । तद्भावस्य दशायां स्याद् नित्यमथोगमो महान् ॥ ५७ ॥

    yadbhavadhipatih svarthabhamadhyastethavekshate . tadbhavasya dashayam syad nityamathogamo mahan .. 57 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जिस भाव में शुभ स्वामी या उच्चग्रहसम्बन्ध हो उसकी दशा में अतुल धन-प्राप्ति होती है । भावेश स्वराशि में रहे या उसे देखें तो उस राशि की दशा में निश्चय धनागम होता है । भावेश यदि व्यय स्थित हों तो उस राशि की दशा धनक्षय-कारिणी होती है । जिस भाव के नवम-पंचम में पापग्रह हो उसकी दशा में अशुभों की ढेर, पुत्रहानि, पिता को कष्ट, मानसिक सन्ताप आदि होते हैं । जिस भाव के त्रिकोण (९।५) में द्वादशेश, अष्टमेश या सूर्य, भौम, शनि हो उसकी दशा भी अशुभकारक होती है ॥ ५६-५९ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.51 p.349 (PDF383) bands15-16. Line2's "नित्यमथोगमो" was zoom-checked (p349-b16-word.png/-word2/-word3) -- printed clearly without a द् conjunct that the expected sandhi of अथ+उद्गमः would predict (i.e. "नित्यमथोद्गमो"); retained exactly as printed and disclosed here as a likely print anomaly rather than silently corrected. Shared commentary (citation "५६-५९") is at bands21-27 on this same page.

  58. 51.58 सत्यापित

    58

    संस्कृत

    यस्माद् रिष्फस्थितो यः स्यात्तद्दशार्थक्षतिप्रदा । पापा यत्रास्त्रिकोणस्थास्तत्राप्यशुभसञ्चयः ॥ ५८ ॥

    yasmad rishphasthito yah syattaddasharthakshatiprada . papa yatrastrikonasthastatrapyashubhasancayah .. 58 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जिस भाव में शुभ स्वामी या उच्चग्रहसम्बन्ध हो उसकी दशा में अतुल धन-प्राप्ति होती है । भावेश स्वराशि में रहे या उसे देखें तो उस राशि की दशा में निश्चय धनागम होता है । भावेश यदि व्यय स्थित हों तो उस राशि की दशा धनक्षय-कारिणी होती है । जिस भाव के नवम-पंचम में पापग्रह हो उसकी दशा में अशुभों की ढेर, पुत्रहानि, पिता को कष्ट, मानसिक सन्ताप आदि होते हैं । जिस भाव के त्रिकोण (९।५) में द्वादशेश, अष्टमेश या सूर्य, भौम, शनि हो उसकी दशा भी अशुभकारक होती है ॥ ५६-५९ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.51 p.349 (PDF383) bands17-18. Root verse text clearly legible, no anomalies. Shared commentary (citation "५६-५९") is at bands21-27 on this same page.

  59. 51.59 सत्यापित

    59

    संस्कृत

    पितुः कष्टं स्वनुनाशो महानाभिश्व सम्भवेत् । त्रिकोणस्था यतस्त्वन्त्यमृतांशिनकुजाकंजाः ॥ ५९ ॥

    pituh kashtam svanunasho mahanabhishva sambhavet . trikonastha yatastvantyamritanshinakujakanjah .. 59 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जिस भाव में शुभ स्वामी या उच्चग्रहसम्बन्ध हो उसकी दशा में अतुल धन-प्राप्ति होती है । भावेश स्वराशि में रहे या उसे देखें तो उस राशि की दशा में निश्चय धनागम होता है । भावेश यदि व्यय स्थित हों तो उस राशि की दशा धनक्षय-कारिणी होती है । जिस भाव के नवम-पंचम में पापग्रह हो उसकी दशा में अशुभों की ढेर, पुत्रहानि, पिता को कष्ट, मानसिक सन्ताप आदि होते हैं । जिस भाव के त्रिकोण (९।५) में द्वादशेश, अष्टमेश या सूर्य, भौम, शनि हो उसकी दशा भी अशुभकारक होती है ॥ ५६-५९ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.51 p.349 (PDF383) bands19-20. Two dense/unusual spans zoom-checked and retained exactly as printed rather than silently normalized: line1's "महानाभिश्व" (p349-b19-zoom.png confirms श्व conjunct, not the semantically-expected श्च); line2's "यतस्त्वन्त्यमृतांशिनकुजाकंजाः" (p349-b20-zoom.png confirms the akshara sequence letter-by-letter) is a dense compound that resists confident word-segmentation/translation with the corroboration tools available on this page -- no commentary phrase in bands21-27 clarifies it further. Shared commentary (citation "५६-५९") is at bands21-27 on this same page.

  60. 51.60 सत्यापित

    60

    संस्कृत

    राहौ केतौ त्रिकोणस्थे सुतार्त्तिर्द्रविणक्षयः । परदेशाटनं कष्टं भीतिः सर्वत्र जायते ॥ ६० ॥

    rahau ketau trikonasthe sutarttirdravinakshayah . paradeshatanam kashtam bhitih sarvatra jayate .. 60 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जिस राशि के नवम-पंचम में राहु-केतु रहे उसकी दशा में पुत्रपीड़ा, धनक्षय, परदेशगमन, कष्ट तथा सर्वत्र भय होते हैं । जिसे पञ्चम में पापग्रह हों, या नीच के या अस्तंगत ग्रह हो उसकी दशा राजा, शत्रु, रोग से असह्यभयकारिणी होती है । जिस राशि से चतुर्थस्थ पापग्रह हो उसकी दशा में भूमि, घर, पशु आदि का विनाश होता है । मङ्गल यदि रहें तो गृहदाह कहना चाहिए । शनि रहें तो हृदयशूल, सूर्य रहें तो राजकोप, राहु रहें तो सर्वस्वनाश तथा चोर और विष का भय कहना चाहिए ॥ ६०-६३ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.51 p.349 (PDF383) bands28-29. Root verse text clearly legible, no anomalies. Commentary found on page350 (PDF384, printed page 150), bands04-10, shared citation ६०-६३ (covers verses 60-63 together).

  61. 51.61 सत्यापित

    61

    संस्कृत

    यतोऽरिमृतिभे पाषा नीचा वास्तंगता ग्रहाः । भूपारिरोगतो भीतिरसख्याऽनिशमीरिता ॥ ६१ ॥

    yatorimritibhe pasha nica vastangata grahah . bhuparirogato bhitirasakhyanishamirita .. 61 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जिस राशि के नवम-पंचम में राहु-केतु रहे उसकी दशा में पुत्रपीड़ा, धनक्षय, परदेशगमन, कष्ट तथा सर्वत्र भय होते हैं । जिसे पञ्चम में पापग्रह हों, या नीच के या अस्तंगत ग्रह हो उसकी दशा राजा, शत्रु, रोग से असह्यभयकारिणी होती है । जिस राशि से चतुर्थस्थ पापग्रह हो उसकी दशा में भूमि, घर, पशु आदि का विनाश होता है । मङ्गल यदि रहें तो गृहदाह कहना चाहिए । शनि रहें तो हृदयशूल, सूर्य रहें तो राजकोप, राहु रहें तो सर्वस्वनाश तथा चोर और विष का भय कहना चाहिए ॥ ६०-६३ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.51 p.349 (PDF383) bands30-31. Zoom-verified letter-by-letter (p349-b30-zoom1/2.png, p349-b30-word2/3.png): line1's "पाषा" (ष confirmed via the top hook, not प repeated) and "वास्तंगता" (व confirmed, not a sandhi-merged नीचास्तं) are retained exactly as printed even though पाषा/नीचा/वास्तंगता (fem. sg. forms) do not grammatically agree with the masc. pl. "ग्रहाः" they describe -- meter-driven or press-specific looseness, not corrected. Commentary found on page350 (PDF384, printed page 150), bands04-10, shared citation ६०-६३ (covers verses 60-63 together).

  62. 51.62 सत्यापित

    62

    संस्कृत

    यतस्तुयेगतः पापस्तत्र भूक्षेत्रवेश्मनाम् । पशूनाश्च क्षयस्तत्र कुजे दग्धं गृहं भवेत् ॥ ६२ ॥

    yatastuyegatah papastatra bhukshetraveshmanam . pashunashca kshayastatra kuje dagdham griham bhavet .. 62 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जिस राशि के नवम-पंचम में राहु-केतु रहे उसकी दशा में पुत्रपीड़ा, धनक्षय, परदेशगमन, कष्ट तथा सर्वत्र भय होते हैं । जिसे पञ्चम में पापग्रह हों, या नीच के या अस्तंगत ग्रह हो उसकी दशा राजा, शत्रु, रोग से असह्यभयकारिणी होती है । जिस राशि से चतुर्थस्थ पापग्रह हो उसकी दशा में भूमि, घर, पशु आदि का विनाश होता है । मङ्गल यदि रहें तो गृहदाह कहना चाहिए । शनि रहें तो हृदयशूल, सूर्य रहें तो राजकोप, राहु रहें तो सर्वस्वनाश तथा चोर और विष का भय कहना चाहिए ॥ ६०-६३ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS ch.51 p.349 (PDF383) bands32-33. Line1's "यतस्तुयेगतः" zoom-checked (p349-b32-zoom2/3.png) -- no repha or hidden conjunct found, retained exactly as printed even though a reading like "यत्तुर्यगतः" ("when [the lord] is gone to the 4th") would fit the "भूक्षेत्रवेश्मनाम्" (land/field/house) context of this verse more cleanly; not substituted since the printed glyphs do not support it. Line2's "वेश्मनाम्" zoom-confirmed (p349-b32-zoom.png) as श् (not the initially-suspected इ). Commentary found on page350 (PDF384, printed page 150), bands04-10, shared citation ६०-६३ (covers verses 60-63 together).

  63. 51.63 सत्यापित

    63

    संस्कृत

    हृच्छूलमर्कजे भानौ राजकोपः प्रजायते । राहौ सर्वस्वनाशः स्याद् भीश्चौरगरलादिजा ॥ ६३ ॥

    hrcchulamarkaje bhanau rajakopah prajayate . rahau sarvasvanashah syad bhishchauragaraladija .. 63 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जिस राशि के नवम-पंचम में राहु-केतु रहे उसकी दशा में पुत्रपीड़ा, धनक्षय, परदेशगमन, कष्ट तथा सर्वत्र भय होते हैं । जिसे पञ्चम में पापग्रह हों, या नीच के या अस्तंगत ग्रह हो उसकी दशा राजा, शत्रु, रोग से असह्यभयकारिणी होती है । जिस राशि से चतुर्थस्थ पापग्रह हो उसकी दशा में भूमि, घर, पशु आदि का विनाश होता है । मङ्गल यदि रहें तो गृहदाह कहना चाहिए । शनि रहें तो हृदयशूल, सूर्य रहें तो राजकोप, राहु रहें तो सर्वस्वनाश तथा चोर और विष का भय कहना चाहिए ॥ ६०-६३ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS page350 (PDF384, printed page 150), chapter51, bands02-03. Shared commentary bands04-10 (citation ६०-६३) duplicated into verses 60-63; also backfilled into 51.60/51.61/51.62 (seeded earlier on page349 without their commentary).

  64. 51.64 सत्यापित

    64

    संस्कृत

    यतः कर्मगतो राहुस्तद्दशा पुण्यतीर्थदा । शुभग्रहाः कर्मलाभतपोभावगता यतः ॥ ६४ ॥

    yatah karmagato rahustaddasha punyatirthada . shubhagrahah karmalabhatapobhavagata yatah .. 64 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    तत्तद्भावाभिवृद्धिस्तु भवेद्योगबलाश्रयात् । जिस राशि से दशमगत राहु हो उसकी दशा पुण्य तीर्थयात्रा आदि सत्कार्य कराने वाली होती है । जिस राशि से १०।११।९। भावों में शुभग्रह हों उसकी दशा सद्विद्या, धन, सत्कार्य, यश, धर्म तथा अन्य पुरुषार्थ देने वाली होती है । जिस राशि से ५।७।६ स्थानों में उच्च के शुभग्रह हों उसकी दशा में स्त्री-पुत्रलाभ, उत्तम राजसम्मान प्राप्त होते हैं । जिस राशि में लग्नेश, सुखेश, त्रिकोणेश, आयेश तथा दशमेश स्थित हो उसकी दशा में तत्तद्भावों की वृद्धि योगबल के आश्रय से कहनी चाहिए ॥ ६४-६६ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS page350, band11-12. Shared commentary bands17-24 (citation ६४-६६, corrected from an initial misread of "६४-६६½" — see below) duplicated into verses 64-66; opens with a Sanskrit summary line ('तत्तद्भावाभिवृद्धिस्तु भवेद्योगबलाश्रयात्') before the Hindi prose, zoom-verified for 'तत्तद्' (not 'तच्च'). CORRECTION: page350's citation for this commentary block was initially misread via zoom as ending in a fraction mark ('६६½'), leading to a hypothesis that verse67 (a single-line/half-length verse) was this commentary's 'half-verse'. Page351's opening lines close a DIFFERENT commentary with the explicit citation '॥ ६७-७० ॥', proving verse67 actually belongs with verses 68-70's commentary, not 64-66's. Re-examination shows the earlier zoom crops of the citation numeral were too low-resolution to resolve reliably; the citation is corrected here to plain '६४-६६'. This is a page348-verse46-style self-correction: an initial zoom-based hypothesis overturned by direct textual evidence found on the following page.

  65. 51.65 सत्यापित

    65

    संस्कृत

    सद्विद्या-धनसत्कृत्यकीर्त्तिधर्मपुमर्थदाः । यस्मात् त्र्यन्वस्तशत्रुस्थाः स्वोच्चगाः स्युः शुभग्रहाः ॥ ६५ ॥

    sadvidya-dhanasatkrtyakirttidharmapumarthadah . yasmat tryanvastashatrusthah svoccagah syuh shubhagrahah .. 65 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    तत्तद्भावाभिवृद्धिस्तु भवेद्योगबलाश्रयात् । जिस राशि से दशमगत राहु हो उसकी दशा पुण्य तीर्थयात्रा आदि सत्कार्य कराने वाली होती है । जिस राशि से १०।११।९। भावों में शुभग्रह हों उसकी दशा सद्विद्या, धन, सत्कार्य, यश, धर्म तथा अन्य पुरुषार्थ देने वाली होती है । जिस राशि से ५।७।६ स्थानों में उच्च के शुभग्रह हों उसकी दशा में स्त्री-पुत्रलाभ, उत्तम राजसम्मान प्राप्त होते हैं । जिस राशि में लग्नेश, सुखेश, त्रिकोणेश, आयेश तथा दशमेश स्थित हो उसकी दशा में तत्तद्भावों की वृद्धि योगबल के आश्रय से कहनी चाहिए ॥ ६४-६६ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS page350, band13-14. Conjunct 'त्र्यन्वस्तशत्रुस्थाः' zoom-verified (7-8x) confirming त्र्य is genuinely printed, not a misread.

  66. 51.66 सत्यापित

    66

    संस्कृत

    जायात्मजादिसत्सौख्यं राजसम्मानमुत्तमम् । यत्र तन्वम्बुकोणायराज्यनाथास्तु संगताः ॥ ६६ ॥

    jayatmajadisatsaukhyam rajasammanamuttamam . yatra tanvambukonayarajyanathastu sangatah .. 66 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    तत्तद्भावाभिवृद्धिस्तु भवेद्योगबलाश्रयात् । जिस राशि से दशमगत राहु हो उसकी दशा पुण्य तीर्थयात्रा आदि सत्कार्य कराने वाली होती है । जिस राशि से १०।११।९। भावों में शुभग्रह हों उसकी दशा सद्विद्या, धन, सत्कार्य, यश, धर्म तथा अन्य पुरुषार्थ देने वाली होती है । जिस राशि से ५।७।६ स्थानों में उच्च के शुभग्रह हों उसकी दशा में स्त्री-पुत्रलाभ, उत्तम राजसम्मान प्राप्त होते हैं । जिस राशि में लग्नेश, सुखेश, त्रिकोणेश, आयेश तथा दशमेश स्थित हो उसकी दशा में तत्तद्भावों की वृद्धि योगबल के आश्रय से कहनी चाहिए ॥ ६४-६६ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS page350, band15-16.

  67. 51.67 सत्यापित

    67

    संस्कृत

    यत्रेज्यो भार्गवो वापि त्रिकोणाधिपतिः स्थितः ॥ ६७ ॥

    yatrejyo bhargavo vapi trikonadhipatih sthitah .. 67 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जिस राशि में गुरु, शुक्र या त्रिकोणेश स्थित हो उसकी दशा में अनेक कल्याण, अनेकविध सम्पत्ति तथा देवपूजन करने का अवसर मिलता है । जिसके चौथे में उच्च का ग्रह या त्रिकोणेश हों उसकी दशा में ग्राम, वाहन, पशुसम्पत्ति की प्राप्ति होती है । चन्द्रमा यदि उसमें हो तो प्रचुरधान्य की प्राप्ति होती है । पूर्णचन्द्र के उसमें रहने से खजाना, मणि-रत्नादि का लाभ, मृदङ्ग आदिक वाद्य तथा संगीतसुख भी मिलते हैं ॥ ६७-७० ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS page350, band25. As printed, this verse is only ONE line (16 syllables) before the ॥ ६७ ॥ marker, not the usual two-line/32-syllable verse — confirmed via direct high-zoom crop that no line is missing before or after. Retained exactly as printed, not expanded into a fabricated couplet; cause of the anomaly is not determinable from the page alone. Shared commentary for verses 67-70 (citation ॥ ६७-७० ॥) spans page350's band32 (bottom, overlapping the page footer) through page351 bands02-06.

  68. 51.68 सत्यापित

    68

    संस्कृत

    भव्यं, नानार्थसम्पत्तिः सुरभूसुरपूजनम् । यस्मात्तुर्ये निजोच्चस्थ। ग्रहाः किंवा त्रिकोणपः ॥ ६८ ॥

    bhavyam nanarthasampattih surabhusurapujanam . yasmatturye nijoccastha. grahah kimva trikonapah .. 68 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जिस राशि में गुरु, शुक्र या त्रिकोणेश स्थित हो उसकी दशा में अनेक कल्याण, अनेकविध सम्पत्ति तथा देवपूजन करने का अवसर मिलता है । जिसके चौथे में उच्च का ग्रह या त्रिकोणेश हों उसकी दशा में ग्राम, वाहन, पशुसम्पत्ति की प्राप्ति होती है । चन्द्रमा यदि उसमें हो तो प्रचुरधान्य की प्राप्ति होती है । पूर्णचन्द्र के उसमें रहने से खजाना, मणि-रत्नादि का लाभ, मृदङ्ग आदिक वाद्य तथा संगीतसुख भी मिलते हैं ॥ ६७-७० ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS page350, bands26-27. Two non-standard printed features retained as-is: (1) a comma-style mark after 'भव्यं' rather than a danda (zoom-confirmed); (2) an internal single danda after 'निजोच्चस्थ' mid-line-2, unusual since a danda normally falls only at a line's end. 'किंवा' zoom-verified (rules out misread 'क्रिवा'). Shared commentary for verses 67-70 (citation ॥ ६७-७० ॥) found: spans page350 band32 (bottom, overlapping page footer) through page351 bands02-06.

  69. 51.69 सत्यापित

    69

    संस्कृत

    ग्रामवाहनसम्प्राप्तिः पशुसम्पत्तिरेव च । तस्मिन्निन्दौ भवेल्लाभो भूरिसस्यरसोद्भवः ॥ ६९ ॥

    gramavahanasampraptih pashusampattireva cha . tasminnindau bhavellabho bhurisasyarasodbhavah .. 69 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जिस राशि में गुरु, शुक्र या त्रिकोणेश स्थित हो उसकी दशा में अनेक कल्याण, अनेकविध सम्पत्ति तथा देवपूजन करने का अवसर मिलता है । जिसके चौथे में उच्च का ग्रह या त्रिकोणेश हों उसकी दशा में ग्राम, वाहन, पशुसम्पत्ति की प्राप्ति होती है । चन्द्रमा यदि उसमें हो तो प्रचुरधान्य की प्राप्ति होती है । पूर्णचन्द्र के उसमें रहने से खजाना, मणि-रत्नादि का लाभ, मृदङ्ग आदिक वाद्य तथा संगीतसुख भी मिलते हैं ॥ ६७-७० ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS page350, bands28-29. Shared commentary for verses 67-70 (citation ॥ ६७-७० ॥) found: spans page350 band32 through page351 bands02-06.

  70. 51.70 सत्यापित

    70

    संस्कृत

    निधेर्लाभः पूर्णचन्द्रे मणिरत्नादिकस्य च । आतोद्यवाद्यसंगीतसुखं स्यात्तत्र भार्गवे ॥ ७० ॥

    nidherlabhah purnachandre maniratnadikasya cha . atodyavadyasangitasukham syattatra bhargave .. 70 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जिस राशि में गुरु, शुक्र या त्रिकोणेश स्थित हो उसकी दशा में अनेक कल्याण, अनेकविध सम्पत्ति तथा देवपूजन करने का अवसर मिलता है । जिसके चौथे में उच्च का ग्रह या त्रिकोणेश हों उसकी दशा में ग्राम, वाहन, पशुसम्पत्ति की प्राप्ति होती है । चन्द्रमा यदि उसमें हो तो प्रचुरधान्य की प्राप्ति होती है । पूर्णचन्द्र के उसमें रहने से खजाना, मणि-रत्नादि का लाभ, मृदङ्ग आदिक वाद्य तथा संगीतसुख भी मिलते हैं ॥ ६७-७० ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS page350, bands30-31. Shared commentary for verses 67-70 (citation ॥ ६७-७० ॥) found: spans page350 band32 through page351 bands02-06.

  71. 51.71 सत्यापित

    71

    संस्कृत

    सौवर्ण-शिबिकाद्यासिर्यच्चतुर्थे गुरुर्भवेत् । यत्र लग्नतपोराज्याधिपतुङ्गमसद्ग्रहाः ॥ ७१ ॥

    sauvarna-shibikadyasiryachchaturthe gururbhavet . yatra lagnataporajyadhipatungamasadgrahah .. 71 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जिस राशि से चतुर्थ में गुरु हो उसकी दशा में सोना, शिबिका (पालकी) आदि की प्राप्ति होती है । जिस स्थान में लग्नाधिप, भाग्याधिप, राज्येश या अन्य उच्चस्थ सद्ग्रह हों उसकी दशा में सर्वार्थसिद्धि राज्यादि का लाभ होता है ॥ ७१-७२ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS page351, bands07-08. Shared commentary for verses 71-72 (citation ॥ ७१-७२ ॥), page351 bands11-14.

  72. 51.72 सत्यापित

    72

    संस्कृत

    तत्र सर्वेक्षतौ सिद्धौ राज्यभावसमृद्धयः । इत्थं वदेद् विविच्यैव तत्तद्-भावदशाफलम् ॥ ७२ ॥

    tatra sarvekshatau siddhau rajyabhavasamriddhayah . ittham vaded vivichyaiva tattad-bhavadashaphalam .. 72 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    जिस राशि से चतुर्थ में गुरु हो उसकी दशा में सोना, शिबिका (पालकी) आदि की प्राप्ति होती है । जिस स्थान में लग्नाधिप, भाग्याधिप, राज्येश या अन्य उच्चस्थ सद्ग्रह हों उसकी दशा में सर्वार्थसिद्धि राज्यादि का लाभ होता है ॥ ७१-७२ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS page351, bands09-10. Line-1 word 'सर्वेक्षतौ' zoom-verified (4x). Shared commentary for verses 71-72 (citation ॥ ७१-७२ ॥), page351 bands11-14.

  73. 51.73 सत्यापित

    73

    संस्कृत

    एकैकक्षग्रहदशा गुणैस्तु धृतिभिर्निजैः । नानाविधं फलं यच्छेदिति द्विज ! सतां मतम् ॥ ७३ ॥

    ekaikakshagrahadasha gunaistu dhritibhirnijaih . nanavidham phalam yachchhediti dvija ! satam matam .. 73 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    प्रत्येक ग्रह या राशि की दशा अपने ( १८ ) गुणों के वश विभिन्न फल देते हैं । उच्च, परमोच्च, उससे पूर्व तथा पर, मूलत्रिकोण, स्वभवन, अधिमित्रगृह, तात्कालिकमित्रगृह, उदासीन तथा शत्रुराशि, अधिशत्रुगृह, नीच, नीच से पूर्व तथा पर, परमनीचांश, स्ववर्ग, शत्रुवर्ग, केन्द्रगत, त्रिकोणगत युद्ध में विजित तथा अस्तंगत, ग्रहों की दशा स्थानानुसार फलप्रद होती है ॥ ७३-७७ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS page351, bands15-16. The '!' vocative-emphasis mark after 'द्विज' retained as printed (7th disclosed instance of this convention in the transcribed corpus so far). Commentary for verses 73-77 (bands25-29) opens with a direct paraphrase of this verse's 'own (18) gunas' concept before listing all 18 terms; citation digits at the end of band29 fell on a patch of page damage/ink degradation that resisted multiple zoom passes (plain, 3x, 4x, and 5x attempts on both the band crop and a fresh source-image re-extraction all produced illegible noise at that exact spot) — '73-77' is used based on the commentary's content scope (it opens with the 18-gunas framing that verse73 introduces, then itemizes terms matching verses 74-77 in order) rather than a confirmed digit read; disclosed as a judgment call, not a certain citation.

  74. 51.74 सत्यापित

    74

    संस्कृत

    तुङ्गे परमतुङ्गे च तत्पूर्वे वा ततः परम् । मूलत्रिकोणराशौ वा स्वराशौ स्वाधिमित्रभे ॥ ७४ ॥

    tunge paramatunge cha tatpurve va tatah param . mulatrikonarashau va svarashau svadhimitrabhe .. 74 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    प्रत्येक ग्रह या राशि की दशा अपने ( १८ ) गुणों के वश विभिन्न फल देते हैं । उच्च, परमोच्च, उससे पूर्व तथा पर, मूलत्रिकोण, स्वभवन, अधिमित्रगृह, तात्कालिकमित्रगृह, उदासीन तथा शत्रुराशि, अधिशत्रुगृह, नीच, नीच से पूर्व तथा पर, परमनीचांश, स्ववर्ग, शत्रुवर्ग, केन्द्रगत, त्रिकोणगत युद्ध में विजित तथा अस्तंगत, ग्रहों की दशा स्थानानुसार फलप्रद होती है ॥ ७३-७७ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS page351, bands17-18. Shared commentary for verses 73-77, see 51.73's source note re: citation.

  75. 51.75 सत्यापित

    75

    संस्कृत

    तात्कालिकसुहृद्गृहोदासीनारिभे तथा । अधिशत्रुगृहे नीचे नीचादूर्ध्वप्रदेशभे ॥ ७५ ॥

    tatkalikasuhridgrihodasinaribhe tatha . adhishatrugrihe niche nichadurdhvapradeshabhe .. 75 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    प्रत्येक ग्रह या राशि की दशा अपने ( १८ ) गुणों के वश विभिन्न फल देते हैं । उच्च, परमोच्च, उससे पूर्व तथा पर, मूलत्रिकोण, स्वभवन, अधिमित्रगृह, तात्कालिकमित्रगृह, उदासीन तथा शत्रुराशि, अधिशत्रुगृह, नीच, नीच से पूर्व तथा पर, परमनीचांश, स्ववर्ग, शत्रुवर्ग, केन्द्रगत, त्रिकोणगत युद्ध में विजित तथा अस्तंगत, ग्रहों की दशा स्थानानुसार फलप्रद होती है ॥ ७३-७७ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS page351, bands19-20. Line-1 compound 'तात्कालिकसुहृद्गृहोदासीनारिभे' was dense/ambiguous at plain read; two zoom passes (4x, 7x) on the band crop did not fully resolve it pixel-by-pixel, so it was corroborated instead via the page's own commentary (bands26-27), which glosses this exact term as 'तात्कालिकमित्रगृह, उदासीन तथा शत्रुराशि' (temporary-friend's-house, neutral, and enemy-sign) — मित्र/सुहृद् are synonyms and both commentary and verse include 'गृह' (house), confirming the reading तात्कालिक-सुहृद्-गृह-उदासीन-अरि-भे. Used directly per the house convention for a misread resolved by commentary cross-referencing, not disclosed as an open uncertainty. Shared commentary for verses 73-77, see 51.73's source note re: citation.

  76. 51.76 सत्यापित

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    संस्कृत

    नीचादधोऽपि नीचस्य परमांशे स्ववर्गके । नीचवर्गेऽरिवर्गे च सक्रूरे कोणकेन्द्रभे ॥ ७६ ॥

    nichadadho.api nichasya paramamshe svavargake . nichavarge.arivarge cha sakrure konakendrabhe .. 76 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    प्रत्येक ग्रह या राशि की दशा अपने ( १८ ) गुणों के वश विभिन्न फल देते हैं । उच्च, परमोच्च, उससे पूर्व तथा पर, मूलत्रिकोण, स्वभवन, अधिमित्रगृह, तात्कालिकमित्रगृह, उदासीन तथा शत्रुराशि, अधिशत्रुगृह, नीच, नीच से पूर्व तथा पर, परमनीचांश, स्ववर्ग, शत्रुवर्ग, केन्द्रगत, त्रिकोणगत युद्ध में विजित तथा अस्तंगत, ग्रहों की दशा स्थानानुसार फलप्रद होती है ॥ ७३-७७ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS page351, bands21-22. Shared commentary for verses 73-77, see 51.73's source note re: citation.

  77. 51.77 सत्यापित

    77

    संस्कृत

    संस्थतस्य तथा युद्धाजितस्यास्तंगतस्य च । घषदस्तु दशापाकफलं नैजगुणानुगम् ॥ ७७ ॥

    sansthatasya tatha yuddhajitasyastangatasya cha . ghashadastu dashapakaphalam naijagunanugam .. 77 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    प्रत्येक ग्रह या राशि की दशा अपने ( १८ ) गुणों के वश विभिन्न फल देते हैं । उच्च, परमोच्च, उससे पूर्व तथा पर, मूलत्रिकोण, स्वभवन, अधिमित्रगृह, तात्कालिकमित्रगृह, उदासीन तथा शत्रुराशि, अधिशत्रुगृह, नीच, नीच से पूर्व तथा पर, परमनीचांश, स्ववर्ग, शत्रुवर्ग, केन्द्रगत, त्रिकोणगत युद्ध में विजित तथा अस्तंगत, ग्रहों की दशा स्थानानुसार फलप्रद होती है ॥ ७३-७७ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS page351, bands23-24. Two non-standard/uncertain printed readings retained as-is after zoom verification attempts: (1) 'संस्थतस्य' (line-1) prints without the इ-matra a grammatically expected 'संस्थितस्य' would carry — confirmed via 4x zoom that no matra is visible, retained as printed; (2) 'घषदस्तु' (line-2 opening) — visually confirmed at 4x and 6x zoom to read घ+ष(or प)+द+स्तु, but this does not correspond to a recognized dictionary word; meter (anushtubh, 8 syllables/pada) is consistent with a 4-syllable reading here, but the exact word could not be confirmed via commentary corroboration (the surrounding commentary in bands25-29 does not gloss this specific line). Retained exactly as best visually read and disclosed as a genuine printed/legibility ambiguity, not silently corrected. Commentary for verses 73-77 confirms this verse's 'युद्धाजितस्य' (victorious in war) and 'अस्तंगतस्य' (combust) terms via band28's 'युद्ध में विजित तथा अस्तंगत'. See 51.73's source note re: citation.

  78. 51.78 सत्यापित

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    संस्कृत

    अतितुङ्गतो यः स्याद्वा वाऽतिबलसंयुतः । दशा तदीया सम्पूर्णे राज्यभोगसुखप्रदा ॥ ७८ ॥

    atitungato yah syadva vatibalasamyutah . dasha tadiya sampurne rajyabhogasukhaprada .. 78 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    उक्ता दशाः स्वपाके तु नामतुल्यफलप्रदाः । अत्युच्चस्थानगत तथा बलिष्ठ ग्रह की दशा सम्पूर्ण कहलाती है वह राज्यसुख, भोगकारक होती है । उसकी दशा में लक्ष्मी का विलास सर्वविध ऐश्वर्य की समृद्धि होती है । बली तथा उच्चस्थ ग्रह की भी दशा पूर्णसंज्ञक है जो ऐश्वर्यदात्री होती हुई भी महारोगकारिणी होती है । अतिनीचस्थ निर्बल ग्रह की दशा रिक्त होती है जो रोग, धननाश, मृत्यु आदि अशुभ फल देनेवाली है । अत्युच्च अतिनीच के मध्यवर्त्ती ग्रह की दशा अवरोहिणी, मित्र तथा उच्चराशि स्थित ग्रह की दशा मध्यमासंज्ञक है जो धनप्रद होती है । नीच, उच्च के मध्यस्थित ग्रह की दशा आरोहिणी, नीच और शत्रुनवांशगत ग्रह की दशा अधम होती है जो अनेक रोगजन्य पीड़ा संकट तथा भयदात्री होती है । उपर्युक्त दशा अपने नामानुसार फल देने वाली हैं ॥ ७८-८३ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS page351, bands30-31 (band31 overlaps the page footer, 'GC-0. Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri' — treated as structural, not seeded as verse content). Line-1 zoom-verified (3x, two passes): plain read initially appeared to show 'स्याद्वो वाऽतिबलसंयुतः' (a doubled वा), but the closer zoom confirmed a single 'स्याद्वा' followed by the avagraha-marked sandhi 'वाऽतिबलसंयुतः' (वा + अतिबलसंयुतः), grammatically and metrically consistent; used directly as a resolved misread. Shared commentary for verses 78-83 (citation ॥ ७८-८३ ॥) found on page352, bands12-21 (opens with a one-line Sanskrit summary 'उक्ता दशाः स्वपाके तु नामतुल्यफलप्रदाः' before the Hindi prose, structural/editorial, not a separately numbered verse).

  79. 51.79 सत्यापित

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    संस्कृत

    तत्र लक्ष्मीविलासश्च सर्वैश्वर्यसमुन्नतिः । उच्चगस्याऽथ वलिनो दशा पूर्णाभिधा मता ॥ ७९ ॥

    tatra lakshmivilasashcha sarvaishvaryasamunnatih . uchchagasya.atha valino dasha purnabhidha mata .. 79 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    उक्ता दशाः स्वपाके तु नामतुल्यफलप्रदाः । अत्युच्चस्थानगत तथा बलिष्ठ ग्रह की दशा सम्पूर्ण कहलाती है वह राज्यसुख, भोगकारक होती है । उसकी दशा में लक्ष्मी का विलास सर्वविध ऐश्वर्य की समृद्धि होती है । बली तथा उच्चस्थ ग्रह की भी दशा पूर्णसंज्ञक है जो ऐश्वर्यदात्री होती हुई भी महारोगकारिणी होती है । अतिनीचस्थ निर्बल ग्रह की दशा रिक्त होती है जो रोग, धननाश, मृत्यु आदि अशुभ फल देनेवाली है । अत्युच्च अतिनीच के मध्यवर्त्ती ग्रह की दशा अवरोहिणी, मित्र तथा उच्चराशि स्थित ग्रह की दशा मध्यमासंज्ञक है जो धनप्रद होती है । नीच, उच्च के मध्यस्थित ग्रह की दशा आरोहिणी, नीच और शत्रुनवांशगत ग्रह की दशा अधम होती है जो अनेक रोगजन्य पीड़ा संकट तथा भयदात्री होती है । उपर्युक्त दशा अपने नामानुसार फल देने वाली हैं ॥ ७८-८३ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS page352, bands02-03. Shared commentary for verses 78-83 (citation ॥ ७८-८३ ॥), see 51.78's source note.

  80. 51.80 सत्यापित

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    परमैश्वर्यदा किन्तु महारोगप्रदाऽपि च । अत्यन्तनीचभस्थस्य निर्बलस्य खचारिणः ॥ ८० ॥

    paramaishvaryada kintu maharogapradapi cha . atyantanichabhasthasya nirbalasya khacharinah .. 80 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    उक्ता दशाः स्वपाके तु नामतुल्यफलप्रदाः । अत्युच्चस्थानगत तथा बलिष्ठ ग्रह की दशा सम्पूर्ण कहलाती है वह राज्यसुख, भोगकारक होती है । उसकी दशा में लक्ष्मी का विलास सर्वविध ऐश्वर्य की समृद्धि होती है । बली तथा उच्चस्थ ग्रह की भी दशा पूर्णसंज्ञक है जो ऐश्वर्यदात्री होती हुई भी महारोगकारिणी होती है । अतिनीचस्थ निर्बल ग्रह की दशा रिक्त होती है जो रोग, धननाश, मृत्यु आदि अशुभ फल देनेवाली है । अत्युच्च अतिनीच के मध्यवर्त्ती ग्रह की दशा अवरोहिणी, मित्र तथा उच्चराशि स्थित ग्रह की दशा मध्यमासंज्ञक है जो धनप्रद होती है । नीच, उच्च के मध्यस्थित ग्रह की दशा आरोहिणी, नीच और शत्रुनवांशगत ग्रह की दशा अधम होती है जो अनेक रोगजन्य पीड़ा संकट तथा भयदात्री होती है । उपर्युक्त दशा अपने नामानुसार फल देने वाली हैं ॥ ७८-८३ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS page352, bands04-05. Shared commentary for verses 78-83, see 51.78's source note.

  81. 51.81 सत्यापित

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    संस्कृत

    दशा रिक्ता त्वशुभदा रोगार्थक्षतिमृत्युदा । अत्युच्चनीचमध्यस्थग्रहस्य त्वरोहिणी ॥ ८१ ॥

    dasha rikta tvashubhada rogarthakshatimrityuda . atyuchchanichamadhyasthagrahasya tvarohini .. 81 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    उक्ता दशाः स्वपाके तु नामतुल्यफलप्रदाः । अत्युच्चस्थानगत तथा बलिष्ठ ग्रह की दशा सम्पूर्ण कहलाती है वह राज्यसुख, भोगकारक होती है । उसकी दशा में लक्ष्मी का विलास सर्वविध ऐश्वर्य की समृद्धि होती है । बली तथा उच्चस्थ ग्रह की भी दशा पूर्णसंज्ञक है जो ऐश्वर्यदात्री होती हुई भी महारोगकारिणी होती है । अतिनीचस्थ निर्बल ग्रह की दशा रिक्त होती है जो रोग, धननाश, मृत्यु आदि अशुभ फल देनेवाली है । अत्युच्च अतिनीच के मध्यवर्त्ती ग्रह की दशा अवरोहिणी, मित्र तथा उच्चराशि स्थित ग्रह की दशा मध्यमासंज्ञक है जो धनप्रद होती है । नीच, उच्च के मध्यस्थित ग्रह की दशा आरोहिणी, नीच और शत्रुनवांशगत ग्रह की दशा अधम होती है जो अनेक रोगजन्य पीड़ा संकट तथा भयदात्री होती है । उपर्युक्त दशा अपने नामानुसार फल देने वाली हैं ॥ ७८-८३ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS page352, bands06-07. Shared commentary for verses 78-83, see 51.78's source note.

  82. 51.82 सत्यापित

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    संस्कृत

    सुहृत्तुङ्गभसंस्थस्य मध्यमा धनदा दशा । नीचोच्चयोरन्तराले स्थितस्यारोहिणी दशा ॥ ८२ ॥

    suhrittungabhasamsthasya madhyama dhanada dasha . nichochchayorantarale sthitasyarohini dasha .. 82 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    उक्ता दशाः स्वपाके तु नामतुल्यफलप्रदाः । अत्युच्चस्थानगत तथा बलिष्ठ ग्रह की दशा सम्पूर्ण कहलाती है वह राज्यसुख, भोगकारक होती है । उसकी दशा में लक्ष्मी का विलास सर्वविध ऐश्वर्य की समृद्धि होती है । बली तथा उच्चस्थ ग्रह की भी दशा पूर्णसंज्ञक है जो ऐश्वर्यदात्री होती हुई भी महारोगकारिणी होती है । अतिनीचस्थ निर्बल ग्रह की दशा रिक्त होती है जो रोग, धननाश, मृत्यु आदि अशुभ फल देनेवाली है । अत्युच्च अतिनीच के मध्यवर्त्ती ग्रह की दशा अवरोहिणी, मित्र तथा उच्चराशि स्थित ग्रह की दशा मध्यमासंज्ञक है जो धनप्रद होती है । नीच, उच्च के मध्यस्थित ग्रह की दशा आरोहिणी, नीच और शत्रुनवांशगत ग्रह की दशा अधम होती है जो अनेक रोगजन्य पीड़ा संकट तथा भयदात्री होती है । उपर्युक्त दशा अपने नामानुसार फल देने वाली हैं ॥ ७८-८३ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS page352, bands08-09. Shared commentary for verses 78-83, see 51.78's source note.

  83. 51.83 सत्यापित

    83

    संस्कृत

    नीचशत्रुनवांशस्थ-ग्रहस्य त्वधमा दशा ! नानाभयार्त्तिसंकष्ट-बहुभीतिप्रदायिनी ॥ ८३ ॥

    nichashatrunavamshastha-grahasya tvadhama dasha ! nanabhayartisankashta-bahubhitipradayini .. 83 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    उक्ता दशाः स्वपाके तु नामतुल्यफलप्रदाः । अत्युच्चस्थानगत तथा बलिष्ठ ग्रह की दशा सम्पूर्ण कहलाती है वह राज्यसुख, भोगकारक होती है । उसकी दशा में लक्ष्मी का विलास सर्वविध ऐश्वर्य की समृद्धि होती है । बली तथा उच्चस्थ ग्रह की भी दशा पूर्णसंज्ञक है जो ऐश्वर्यदात्री होती हुई भी महारोगकारिणी होती है । अतिनीचस्थ निर्बल ग्रह की दशा रिक्त होती है जो रोग, धननाश, मृत्यु आदि अशुभ फल देनेवाली है । अत्युच्च अतिनीच के मध्यवर्त्ती ग्रह की दशा अवरोहिणी, मित्र तथा उच्चराशि स्थित ग्रह की दशा मध्यमासंज्ञक है जो धनप्रद होती है । नीच, उच्च के मध्यस्थित ग्रह की दशा आरोहिणी, नीच और शत्रुनवांशगत ग्रह की दशा अधम होती है जो अनेक रोगजन्य पीड़ा संकट तथा भयदात्री होती है । उपर्युक्त दशा अपने नामानुसार फल देने वाली हैं ॥ ७८-८३ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS page352, bands10-11. The '!' mark after 'दशा' (line-1 end, in place of a danda) retained as printed — 8th disclosed instance of this convention in the transcribed corpus so far. Shared commentary for verses 78-83 (citation ॥ ७८-८३ ॥), see 51.78's source note.

  84. 51.84 सत्यापित

    84

    संस्कृत

    जीवधर्मेशसम्बन्धो युतिदृक्केन्द्रगेहजः ॥ ८४ ॥

    jivadharmeshasambandho yutidrikkendragehajah .. 84 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    भाग्येश तथा गुरु का योग, दृष्टि, केन्द्र या गेह-सम्बन्धों में से कोई भी सम्बन्ध हो तो दूसरे ग्रह की दशा में भी सौभाग्यवर्धक होते हैं । जन्मसमय जो ग्रह भाग्यवृद्धिकर हों वे मार्गी होने पर ही पूर्ण फलप्रद होते हैं । इस तरह फलदान में असमर्थ ग्रह भी सम्बन्ध तथा योग से फलद होते हैं ऐसा विद्वानों ने कहा है । केन्द्र, पणफर, आपोक्लिम राशि के संयोग से क्रमशः पूर्ण, मध्य, अल्प के रूप में दशाफल समझना चाहिए ॥ ८४-८७ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS page352, band22. As printed, this verse is only ONE line (16 syllables) before the ॥ ८४ ॥ marker, not the usual two-line/32-syllable verse — same anomaly pattern as 51.67 on page350; confirmed via direct crop of the source region (y=3100-3280) that no second line is missing before or after. Retained exactly as printed. Commentary spans page352 bands29-32 (cuts off mid-word 'केन्द्र.' at the page-352 footer) continuing onto page353 bands02-03 ('पणफर आपोक्लिम राशि के संयोग...समझना चाहिए ॥ ८४-८७ ॥'), now fully captured and backfilled.

  85. 51.85 सत्यापित

    85

    संस्कृत

    दशायामपरस्यापि भवेत् सौभाग्यवद्धेकः । भाग्यवृद्धिकरो यस्तु नभोगो जन्मनि स्थितः ॥ ८५ ॥

    dashayamaparasyapi bhavet saubhagyavaddhekah . bhagyavriddhikaro yastu nabhogo janmani sthitah .. 85 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    भाग्येश तथा गुरु का योग, दृष्टि, केन्द्र या गेह-सम्बन्धों में से कोई भी सम्बन्ध हो तो दूसरे ग्रह की दशा में भी सौभाग्यवर्धक होते हैं । जन्मसमय जो ग्रह भाग्यवृद्धिकर हों वे मार्गी होने पर ही पूर्ण फलप्रद होते हैं । इस तरह फलदान में असमर्थ ग्रह भी सम्बन्ध तथा योग से फलद होते हैं ऐसा विद्वानों ने कहा है । केन्द्र, पणफर, आपोक्लिम राशि के संयोग से क्रमशः पूर्ण, मध्य, अल्प के रूप में दशाफल समझना चाहिए ॥ ८४-८७ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS page352, bands23-24. Line-1 word 'सौभाग्यवद्धेकः' zoom-verified (4x, two crops) — the printed spelling genuinely lacks the vocalic-ऋ and uses े rather than the ि expected of the standard 'सौभाग्यवृद्धिकः'; confirmed as a real printed irregularity, not a misread, by direct comparison against line-2's clearly-printed 'वृद्धिकरो' (same वृद्धि root, correctly spelled there) in the same band pair. Retained exactly as printed and disclosed. Commentary spans page352 bands29-32 (cuts off mid-word 'केन्द्र.' at the page-352 footer) continuing onto page353 bands02-03 ('पणफर आपोक्लिम राशि के संयोग...समझना चाहिए ॥ ८४-८७ ॥'), now fully captured and backfilled.

  86. 51.86 सत्यापित

    86

    संस्कृत

    वक्रत्यागात् परं पूर्णफलदश्चैवमक्षमान् । खगान् सम्बन्धयोगाभ्यां फलदान् विबुधा जगुः ॥ ८६ ॥

    vakratyagat param purnaphaladashchaivamakshaman . khagan sambandhayogabhyam phaladan vibudha jaguh .. 86 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    भाग्येश तथा गुरु का योग, दृष्टि, केन्द्र या गेह-सम्बन्धों में से कोई भी सम्बन्ध हो तो दूसरे ग्रह की दशा में भी सौभाग्यवर्धक होते हैं । जन्मसमय जो ग्रह भाग्यवृद्धिकर हों वे मार्गी होने पर ही पूर्ण फलप्रद होते हैं । इस तरह फलदान में असमर्थ ग्रह भी सम्बन्ध तथा योग से फलद होते हैं ऐसा विद्वानों ने कहा है । केन्द्र, पणफर, आपोक्लिम राशि के संयोग से क्रमशः पूर्ण, मध्य, अल्प के रूप में दशाफल समझना चाहिए ॥ ८४-८७ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS page352, bands25-26. Commentary spans page352 bands29-32 (cuts off mid-word 'केन्द्र.' at the page-352 footer) continuing onto page353 bands02-03 ('पणफर आपोक्लिम राशि के संयोग...समझना चाहिए ॥ ८४-८७ ॥'), now fully captured and backfilled.

  87. 51.87 सत्यापित

    87

    संस्कृत

    केन्द्रादिगानामेषां तु दशापि फलदा स्मृता । पूर्णतो दलतश्चैवं पादतश्च क्रमाद् बुधैः ॥ ८७ ॥

    kendradiganamesham tu dashapi phalada smrita . purnato dalatashchaivam padatashcha kramad budhaih .. 87 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    भाग्येश तथा गुरु का योग, दृष्टि, केन्द्र या गेह-सम्बन्धों में से कोई भी सम्बन्ध हो तो दूसरे ग्रह की दशा में भी सौभाग्यवर्धक होते हैं । जन्मसमय जो ग्रह भाग्यवृद्धिकर हों वे मार्गी होने पर ही पूर्ण फलप्रद होते हैं । इस तरह फलदान में असमर्थ ग्रह भी सम्बन्ध तथा योग से फलद होते हैं ऐसा विद्वानों ने कहा है । केन्द्र, पणफर, आपोक्लिम राशि के संयोग से क्रमशः पूर्ण, मध्य, अल्प के रूप में दशाफल समझना चाहिए ॥ ८४-८७ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS page352, bands27-28. Commentary spans page352 bands29-32 (cuts off mid-word 'केन्द्र.' at the page-352 footer) continuing onto page353 bands02-03 ('पणफर आपोक्लिम राशि के संयोग...समझना चाहिए ॥ ८४-८७ ॥'), now fully captured and backfilled.

  88. 51.88 सत्यापित

    88

    संस्कृत

    ग्रहाः शीर्षोदयक्षेस्थाः स्वदायादौ फलप्रदाः । दशामध्ये तु फलदा उभयोदयराशिगाः ॥ ८८ ॥

    grahah shirshodayakshesthah svadayadau phalapradah . dashamadhye tu phalada ubhayodayarashigah .. 88 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    शीर्षोदयराशिस्थ ग्रहदशारम्भ में, उभयोदयराशिगत दशामध्य में, पृष्ठोदयराशिगत वे दशावसान में फलप्रद होते हैं । नैसर्गिक या तात्कालिक मित्रों की अन्तर्दशा में सभी शुभ फल देते हैं । इसके विपरीत (नैसर्गिक या तात्कालिक शत्रु की अन्तर्दशा में) अशुभ फल देते हैं ॥ ८८-८९½ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS page353, bands04-05. Line-1 'शीर्षोदयक्षेस्थाः' (shirshodaya-kshe-sthah) retained exactly as printed; the accompanying Hindi commentary (band09) paraphrases this as 'शीर्षोदयराशिस्थ ग्रह' (using राशि rather than क्षेत्र), suggesting the verse itself uses क्षेत्र as a metrical synonym for राशि rather than a misprint — both words denote 'sign' in this context. Shared commentary for verses 88-89½ (citation ॥ ८८-८९½ ॥), see 51.89.5's source note for the half-verse addendum.

  89. 51.89 सत्यापित

    89

    संस्कृत

    दशावसाने सफलाः पृष्ठोदयभगाश्च ते । युक्तौ निसर्गतत्कालसुहृदां सत्फलं दिशेत् ॥ ८९ ॥

    dashavasane saphalah prishthodayabhagashcha te . yuktau nisargatatkalasuhridam satphalam dishet .. 89 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    शीर्षोदयराशिस्थ ग्रहदशारम्भ में, उभयोदयराशिगत दशामध्य में, पृष्ठोदयराशिगत वे दशावसान में फलप्रद होते हैं । नैसर्गिक या तात्कालिक मित्रों की अन्तर्दशा में सभी शुभ फल देते हैं । इसके विपरीत (नैसर्गिक या तात्कालिक शत्रु की अन्तर्दशा में) अशुभ फल देते हैं ॥ ८८-८९½ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS page353, bands06-07. Line-2 opening word zoom-verified (4x, two crops from the 600dpi source): a plain read had initially suggested 'शुक्तौ' (not a recognized word), but the zoomed glyph shape and corroboration with the commentary's 'मित्रों की अन्तर्दशा' gloss confirmed 'युक्तौ' (yuktau, 'when conjoined with'); used directly as a resolved misread. Shared commentary for verses 88-89½, see 51.89.5's source note.

  90. 51.89.5 सत्यापित

    89½

    संस्कृत

    तदन्यथा संस्थितानामसत्फलमुदीरितम् ।

    tadanyatha samsthitanamasatphalamudiritam .

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    शीर्षोदयराशिस्थ ग्रहदशारम्भ में, उभयोदयराशिगत दशामध्य में, पृष्ठोदयराशिगत वे दशावसान में फलप्रद होते हैं । नैसर्गिक या तात्कालिक मित्रों की अन्तर्दशा में सभी शुभ फल देते हैं । इसके विपरीत (नैसर्गिक या तात्कालिक शत्रु की अन्तर्दशा में) अशुभ फल देते हैं ॥ ८८-८९½ ॥

    स्रोत: BPHS page353, band08. A single additional line following verse 89, ending in a single danda (not the usual double-danda-plus-number) — no inline citation of its own. The group citation at the close of the Hindi commentary (band12) reads '॥ ८८-८९½ ॥' (zoom-verified: a horizontal fraction bar with १ over २, i.e. 'half'), confirming this line is treated as a half-verse appendage '89½' rather than a fully independent numbered verse. Ref '51.89.5' used to preserve ordering between 51.89 and 51.90. Shared commentary for verses 88-89½, same block as 51.88/51.89.

  91. 51.90 सत्यापित

    90

    संस्कृत

    दशाधिपयुताद् राशेर्यावद् द्वादशराशिकम् ॥ ९० ॥

    dashadhipayutad rasheryavad dvadasharashikam .. 90 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    दशाधीश जिस राशि में हों वहीं से बारहो राशियों की अन्तर्दशा होती है । जो राशि स्वस्वामियुक्त या स्वमित्र के साथ हो उसकी अन्तर्दशा में शुभफल कहना । त्रिकस्थ राशियों की अन्तर्दशा या जो राशि पाप, नीचस्थ या शत्रुगृहस्थ ग्रह से युक्त हो उसकी अन्तर्दशा हानिकारक होती है । उसमें धनक्षय, कलह, मरण, रोगभय होते हैं । जिस राशि में अष्टवर्ग-सम्बन्धी शुभ चिह्न अधिक हो उसमें शुभ, जिन्में अशुभ चिह्न की अधिकता हो उसमें अशुभ फल होता है । अष्टवर्ग में राशि के बिन्दुबाहुल्य से वृद्धि, बिन्दु के अभाव में उस भाव की हानि समझनी चाहिए ।

    स्रोत: BPHS page353, band13. As printed, this verse is only ONE line before the ॥ ९० ॥ marker, not the usual two-line verse — same anomaly pattern as 51.67 (page350) and 51.84 (page352); confirmed via a fresh crop directly from the 600dpi source that verse91's line-1 begins immediately after, with no hidden second line for verse90. The word 'राशेर्यावद्' was zoom-verified (3x): the plain band read had suggested a doubtful 'राशेयोर्वद्' (not a recognized form), but the zoomed glyph together with the commentary's direct gloss 'दशाधीश जिस राशि में हों वहीं से बारहो राशियों की अन्तर्दशा होती है' (matching राशेः + यावत् द्वादशराशिकम्, 'from that sign up to the twelfth sign') confirmed 'राशेर्यावद्'; used directly as a resolved misread. Shared commentary for verses 90-96 (bands26-32) follows — see note below on the missing closing citation.

  92. 51.91 सत्यापित

    91

    संस्कृत

    राशीनां क्रमतो वेद्या दशाशुक्तिस्तु कोविदैः । तत्र या स्वसुहृत्स्वक्षंगता तस्यां शुभं फलम् ॥ ९१ ॥

    rashinam kramato vedya dashashuktistu kovidaih . tatra ya svasuhritsvakshangata tasyam shubham phalam .. 91 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    दशाधीश जिस राशि में हों वहीं से बारहो राशियों की अन्तर्दशा होती है । जो राशि स्वस्वामियुक्त या स्वमित्र के साथ हो उसकी अन्तर्दशा में शुभफल कहना । त्रिकस्थ राशियों की अन्तर्दशा या जो राशि पाप, नीचस्थ या शत्रुगृहस्थ ग्रह से युक्त हो उसकी अन्तर्दशा हानिकारक होती है । उसमें धनक्षय, कलह, मरण, रोगभय होते हैं । जिस राशि में अष्टवर्ग-सम्बन्धी शुभ चिह्न अधिक हो उसमें शुभ, जिन्में अशुभ चिह्न की अधिकता हो उसमें अशुभ फल होता है । अष्टवर्ग में राशि के बिन्दुबाहुल्य से वृद्धि, बिन्दु के अभाव में उस भाव की हानि समझनी चाहिए ।

    स्रोत: BPHS page353, bands14-15. Shared commentary for verses 90-96, see 51.90's source note on the missing closing citation (below).

  93. 51.92 सत्यापित

    92

    संस्कृत

    त्रिकस्था पापनीचारि-राशिस्थग्रहसंयुता । तत्रार्थहानिः कलहो मृतिरुग्भीतयः स्मृताः ॥ ९२ ॥

    trikastha papanicharirashisthagrahasamyuta . tatrarthahanih kalaho mritirugbhitayah smritah .. 92 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    दशाधीश जिस राशि में हों वहीं से बारहो राशियों की अन्तर्दशा होती है । जो राशि स्वस्वामियुक्त या स्वमित्र के साथ हो उसकी अन्तर्दशा में शुभफल कहना । त्रिकस्थ राशियों की अन्तर्दशा या जो राशि पाप, नीचस्थ या शत्रुगृहस्थ ग्रह से युक्त हो उसकी अन्तर्दशा हानिकारक होती है । उसमें धनक्षय, कलह, मरण, रोगभय होते हैं । जिस राशि में अष्टवर्ग-सम्बन्धी शुभ चिह्न अधिक हो उसमें शुभ, जिन्में अशुभ चिह्न की अधिकता हो उसमें अशुभ फल होता है । अष्टवर्ग में राशि के बिन्दुबाहुल्य से वृद्धि, बिन्दु के अभाव में उस भाव की हानि समझनी चाहिए ।

    स्रोत: BPHS page353, bands16-17. Shared commentary for verses 90-96, see 51.90's source note.

  94. 51.93 सत्यापित

    93

    संस्कृत

    स्वाष्टवर्गे वृद्धिहानी तद्राशिभवनस्य तु । क्रमेण बिन्दुबाहुल्यशून्यत्ववशतः स्मृते ॥ ९३ ॥

    svashtavarge vriddhihani tadrashibhavanasya tu . kramena bindubahulyashunyatvavashatah smrite .. 93 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    दशाधीश जिस राशि में हों वहीं से बारहो राशियों की अन्तर्दशा होती है । जो राशि स्वस्वामियुक्त या स्वमित्र के साथ हो उसकी अन्तर्दशा में शुभफल कहना । त्रिकस्थ राशियों की अन्तर्दशा या जो राशि पाप, नीचस्थ या शत्रुगृहस्थ ग्रह से युक्त हो उसकी अन्तर्दशा हानिकारक होती है । उसमें धनक्षय, कलह, मरण, रोगभय होते हैं । जिस राशि में अष्टवर्ग-सम्बन्धी शुभ चिह्न अधिक हो उसमें शुभ, जिन्में अशुभ चिह्न की अधिकता हो उसमें अशुभ फल होता है । अष्टवर्ग में राशि के बिन्दुबाहुल्य से वृद्धि, बिन्दु के अभाव में उस भाव की हानि समझनी चाहिए ।

    स्रोत: BPHS page353, bands18-19. Shared commentary for verses 90-96, see 51.90's source note.

  95. 51.94 सत्यापित

    94

    संस्कृत

    तत्तद्भावस्थिताद् राशेस्तन्वादीनां प्रकल्पनात् । जातकस्य सुतादानां शुभाशुभफलं दिशेत् ॥ ९४ ॥

    tattadbhavasthitad rashestanvadinam prakalpanat . jatakasya sutadanam shubhashubhaphalam dishet .. 94 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    दशाधीश जिस राशि में हों वहीं से बारहो राशियों की अन्तर्दशा होती है । जो राशि स्वस्वामियुक्त या स्वमित्र के साथ हो उसकी अन्तर्दशा में शुभफल कहना । त्रिकस्थ राशियों की अन्तर्दशा या जो राशि पाप, नीचस्थ या शत्रुगृहस्थ ग्रह से युक्त हो उसकी अन्तर्दशा हानिकारक होती है । उसमें धनक्षय, कलह, मरण, रोगभय होते हैं । जिस राशि में अष्टवर्ग-सम्बन्धी शुभ चिह्न अधिक हो उसमें शुभ, जिन्में अशुभ चिह्न की अधिकता हो उसमें अशुभ फल होता है । अष्टवर्ग में राशि के बिन्दुबाहुल्य से वृद्धि, बिन्दु के अभाव में उस भाव की हानि समझनी चाहिए ।

    स्रोत: BPHS page353, bands20-21. Shared commentary for verses 90-96, see 51.90's source note.

  96. 51.95 सत्यापित

    95

    संस्कृत

    राशिखेचरयोर्यें च धात्वादय उदीरिताः । तच्चयापचयौ ज्ञेयौ शुभपापदशावशात् ॥ ९५ ॥

    rashikhecharayoryem cha dhatvadaya uditritah . tachchayapachayau jneyau shubhapapadashavashat .. 95 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    दशाधीश जिस राशि में हों वहीं से बारहो राशियों की अन्तर्दशा होती है । जो राशि स्वस्वामियुक्त या स्वमित्र के साथ हो उसकी अन्तर्दशा में शुभफल कहना । त्रिकस्थ राशियों की अन्तर्दशा या जो राशि पाप, नीचस्थ या शत्रुगृहस्थ ग्रह से युक्त हो उसकी अन्तर्दशा हानिकारक होती है । उसमें धनक्षय, कलह, मरण, रोगभय होते हैं । जिस राशि में अष्टवर्ग-सम्बन्धी शुभ चिह्न अधिक हो उसमें शुभ, जिन्में अशुभ चिह्न की अधिकता हो उसमें अशुभ फल होता है । अष्टवर्ग में राशि के बिन्दुबाहुल्य से वृद्धि, बिन्दु के अभाव में उस भाव की हानि समझनी चाहिए ।

    स्रोत: BPHS page353, bands22-23. Shared commentary for verses 90-96, see 51.90's source note.

  97. 51.96 सत्यापित

    96

    संस्कृत

    शुभाशुभद्विषड्योगात् सदसद्ग्रहयोगतः । एवं समस्तखेटानां स्वस्वभुक्तिफलं दिशेत् ॥ ९६ ॥

    shubhashubhadvishadyogat sadasadgrahayogatah . evam samastakhetanam svasvabhuktiphalam dishet .. 96 ..

    हिन्दी अर्थ

    दशाधीश जिस राशि में हों वहीं से बारहो राशियों की अन्तर्दशा होती है । जो राशि स्वस्वामियुक्त या स्वमित्र के साथ हो उसकी अन्तर्दशा में शुभफल कहना । त्रिकस्थ राशियों की अन्तर्दशा या जो राशि पाप, नीचस्थ या शत्रुगृहस्थ ग्रह से युक्त हो उसकी अन्तर्दशा हानिकारक होती है । उसमें धनक्षय, कलह, मरण, रोगभय होते हैं । जिस राशि में अष्टवर्ग-सम्बन्धी शुभ चिह्न अधिक हो उसमें शुभ, जिन्में अशुभ चिह्न की अधिकता हो उसमें अशुभ फल होता है । अष्टवर्ग में राशि के बिन्दुबाहुल्य से वृद्धि, बिन्दु के अभाव में उस भाव की हानि समझनी चाहिए ।

    स्रोत: BPHS page353, bands24-25. Shared commentary for verses 90-96, closing at band32. Unlike every other shared-commentary block transcribed so far, this one ends with a single danda ('...समझनी चाहिए ।') and NO double-danda citation number is visible on the page — band33 is only the printer's gathering-signature mark ('२३ बृ० पा०'), confirming band32 is genuinely the page's last content line, not a mid-sentence cutoff. Since the citation is absent rather than illegible, no citation number is recorded for this block (disclosed here rather than inferred). Additionally, band32's final clause is superimposed with the page-footer stamp ('...Swami Atmanand Giri (Prabhuji). Veda Nidhi Varanasi. Digitized by eGangotri...'), genuinely obscuring a short middle stretch of the Devanagari line (confirmed via multiple zoom/threshold passes — the two ink layers share identical weight and cannot be separated). The obscured stretch ('बिन्दु के अभाव में उस भाव की') was reconstructed via partial-glyph corroboration (उस, भाव, की, हानि, समझ were each individually legible through the overlap) plus the grammatical parallelism with the preceding clause ('बिन्दुबाहुल्य से वृद्धि' / abundance-of-bindus-gives-increase implies 'बिन्दु-अभाव से हानि' / absence-of-bindus-gives-loss); disclosed as a corroborated reconstruction, not a fabricated guess.

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